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00:00:00.000 We'll be right back.

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00:01:00.000 Featuring Pat and Stu.

00:01:02.640 Stu missed the whole Trump verdict.

00:01:06.720 Yeah, what happened?

00:01:07.940 Yeah, this is amazing.

00:01:10.020 You're going to be surprised.

00:01:11.420 I am, because I watched the case.

00:01:13.220 There's like nothing.

00:01:13.980 They had no evidence.

00:01:15.040 It was a joke.

00:01:16.120 So obviously he was fine.

00:01:18.800 Well, we'll get you caught up on that.

00:01:21.440 And of course, Anthony Fauci appeared before Congress yesterday.

00:01:25.560 That was some fun.

00:01:26.880 Get into that and lots more coming up in one minute.

00:01:29.920 Well, you have to declare a lot of things when you're traveling on a plane.

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00:01:38.340 I know typically, Pat, you usually travel with swords.

00:01:41.320 A lot of times, yeah.

00:01:41.980 A lot of times you do.

00:01:42.900 But you have to usually...

00:01:43.900 Samurai swords, usually.

00:01:44.960 Yeah, yeah.

00:01:45.680 But you have to declare those, right, when you're on a plane?

00:01:47.300 Yeah, you do.

00:01:47.780 You do.

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00:01:48.980 At least, they don't let you in a carry-on.

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00:02:46.440 You know, I think with, by the way, Pat and Stu for Glenn this week, with the verdict

00:02:54.220 last week that you weren't here for, were you, I mean, we saw it coming because the judge

00:03:02.120 seemed hell-bent on a conviction here, and the people of New York were probably hell-bent,

00:03:10.820 the jurors that they picked from this thing, but, I mean, there was so little evidence to

00:03:15.920 convict Donald Trump.

00:03:17.660 Were you, I mean, even though we could kind of see the handwriting on the wall that they

00:03:21.860 were going to do this anyway, I was still stunned.

00:03:24.500 I was still stunned that it actually did, in fact, happen.

00:03:28.840 It's weird.

00:03:30.100 On all 34 counts?

00:03:31.600 Yeah, I know.

00:03:32.900 It's strange.

00:03:33.500 It's like, you know, it's like, you know, they constantly tell you they can't, it's

00:03:39.240 hard for them to predict the weather, but they say they can predict the weather over

00:03:41.820 long periods of time, you know, like, they're like, oh, well, we know climate change, we're

00:03:45.180 100% sure of that.

00:03:45.980 We can't tell you what's coming next week.

00:03:47.320 It was sort of that type of situation where, like, in a pragmatic moment-to-moment analysis

00:03:54.680 of this case, I was absolutely stunned, right?

00:04:01.340 Like, I mean, if you actually follow the case and think about our country the way it used

00:04:06.000 to be, this is insane.

00:04:08.420 And you can come to some conclusion based on the way the rules were set up, you can come

00:04:16.920 up with a conclusion that might lead to him having a guilty verdict because of the, you

00:04:22.160 know, what they did, right?

00:04:23.240 Like, they said, you don't even have to know what the other crime is, what they're tying

00:04:27.560 this to.

00:04:28.240 And that's why, of course, they went past the statute of limitation and why it wasn't

00:04:31.520 a misdemeanor.

00:04:32.700 And then they said, you have to tie it to a secondary crime.

00:04:36.060 You don't have to agree on what that crime is.

00:04:38.200 We're not going to tell you what it is, and we're not going to allow any witness testimony

00:04:41.080 as to let you understand further how those crimes work.

00:04:46.000 Like, with those sorts of rules, I'm not surprised at all there's a conviction.

00:04:49.920 Right.

00:04:50.020 I am surprised in the long term, though, of like how, what our country has turned into.

00:04:54.840 So I think that's the thing.

00:04:56.840 It's stunning.

00:04:57.960 It is.

00:04:58.380 It is stunning that we have turned into, you know, I don't know, El Salvador or something

00:05:04.960 from the 1980s.

00:05:06.200 Right.

00:05:06.580 Like, it's not, it doesn't.

00:05:07.660 Not even El Salvador today.

00:05:08.840 Not today.

00:05:09.460 Not today.

00:05:10.220 I mean, today it seems.

00:05:11.180 It seems a little better.

00:05:12.420 Yeah.

00:05:12.660 It seems better than it used to be, certainly.

00:05:16.040 But like, just pick your random South American country that you, I mean, I don't want to

00:05:20.660 bring up Grenada.

00:05:21.280 I know Jeff, he was on the show yesterday and served there.

00:05:23.640 But like, just pick your like random country that you every once in a while hear about

00:05:28.040 on the news that has one political party coming after the other one and trying to get them

00:05:34.320 basically removed from the ballot or society and put them in prison.

00:05:38.320 That's like what we are now.

00:05:39.980 Yeah.

00:05:40.180 And I don't know how long term this doesn't cause massive problems for us.

00:05:46.840 Not just the country, but like Democrats too.

00:05:50.320 Yeah.

00:05:50.400 Like, we have Letitia James and Alvin Bragg who both run on a platform of I'm prejudging

00:06:00.340 this person.

00:06:01.960 That is my platform. 0.94

00:06:03.500 I'm going to put Donald Trump in prison. 0.80

00:06:06.340 I'm going to bankrupt Donald Trump.

00:06:08.760 I'm going to go after him with the full force of my position because we know leading into

00:06:13.840 this election how much you don't like him.

00:06:15.640 And both of them did this and they followed through with it.

00:06:22.440 Yeah.

00:06:22.640 They promised their voters they would do this.

00:06:25.520 They both got the job done.

00:06:25.940 Now, I mean, I know there are Democrats who live in red areas. 0.87

00:06:29.800 I wouldn't want to do it anymore if I were them.

00:06:32.100 If I was a prominent Democrat, you want to live in an area that is an 80% support district

00:06:36.800 for a Republican because you're going to get every single one of these Republicans running

00:06:40.800 on that platform.

00:06:41.500 Hey, Bob down the street, that prominent Democrat, we all know, we don't like him that much.

00:06:47.640 He's a Democrat.

00:06:49.220 Well, I'm running on, I'm going to make sure I'm looking at all of every form that guy has

00:06:53.560 filed over the last 10 years.

00:06:56.260 Yeah.

00:06:56.660 Good luck with that.

00:06:57.400 Yeah.

00:06:57.600 If there's any way to put him in prison, I'm going to do it.

00:07:00.240 No, I don't think that's a good thing at all.

00:07:01.740 It's not a good thing.

00:07:02.560 But it's going to happen.

00:07:03.760 Oh, for sure.

00:07:04.660 There's just no question.

00:07:05.760 It has to happen.

00:07:07.080 No justification to argue against it if you're a Democrat and cheer this on.

00:07:11.620 Right.

00:07:12.200 No justification.

00:07:13.200 Right.

00:07:13.820 The other thing that this does for me is make it really hard to believe that he doesn't

00:07:18.620 do jail time.

00:07:19.320 I can't envision this judge giving him any sentence but jail.

00:07:26.960 If he were to say, yeah, you know what, community service, I would be stunned at this point.

00:07:34.580 Shocked.

00:07:35.100 Because he's shown how much he hates Trump.

00:07:38.620 And I, you know, and they've scheduled it for four days before the opening of the Republican

00:07:42.900 National Convention.

00:07:44.320 And I think he'd like nothing better than to sentence him that day for immediate incarceration.

00:07:51.620 Right.

00:07:51.860 And then he can't, but he can't, he making the speech from prison.

00:07:54.220 Yeah.

00:07:54.640 And of course that would do nothing but, you know, you know how much money he would raise?

00:07:58.020 I heard he raised $70 million in the aftermath.

00:08:01.280 I think altogether it was over $200 million.

00:08:03.380 Oh, since then.

00:08:04.240 Yeah.

00:08:04.420 Wow.

00:08:04.680 It was $70 million in the first 36 hours or something.

00:08:07.340 Right.

00:08:07.920 Incredible amounts.

00:08:08.900 And just that, you know, I don't know, honestly, if we get to the election and this is the thing

00:08:14.200 that turns it or this is the thing we're talking about.

00:08:16.260 We have six months here.

00:08:17.620 Yeah.

00:08:18.140 Yeah.

00:08:18.260 Or five months, I guess now, before this happens and so much happens in that time.

00:08:22.740 And I don't know, honestly, the more and more I look at this, the less and less I think the

00:08:26.960 legal aspects are going to be a big part of this campaign.

00:08:29.540 I mean, just yesterday, they came out with a ruling on the Fannie Willis situation, gave

00:08:36.300 a date at least on whether she would be able to continue on this case.

00:08:39.540 And it's October, which means that the Georgia one's not happening before the election.

00:08:44.580 And that was the second most likely one to happen before the election.

00:08:47.640 And you have the other two, the documents and the January 6th thing from the federal

00:08:52.360 side, also very unlikely to see the light of day before the election, which means that

00:08:57.860 this is kind of it.

00:08:59.460 Yeah.

00:08:59.640 You'll have the sentencing, which you're right, will be big.

00:09:02.740 And I was asked about this in an interview this morning, and I didn't have a prepared

00:09:06.640 question.

00:09:07.040 So I kind of thought it out through as I was, you know, I was sort of talking it out as

00:09:12.460 I was going.

00:09:13.480 But like, I think the most likely situation is that he does get census.

00:09:17.640 It's a jail time.

00:09:18.600 However, he doesn't actually have to serve it until after the appeal.

00:09:21.860 And that, again, would push it past the election.

00:09:24.920 Now, that might mean he serves jail time, but it might be served only in a situation where

00:09:30.800 he loses and is out after the election.

00:09:34.800 So, again, I don't know.

00:09:35.740 I mean, this may very well be it as far as actual legal discussions as it applies to Trump.

00:09:41.040 54 more charges pending.

00:09:43.020 Right.

00:09:43.800 54 more.

00:09:44.820 And as I said a million times, they're not going to go over 91.

00:09:46.900 They're going to get him on something.

00:09:48.080 They got him already on 34 things.

00:09:49.900 On everything. 0.73

00:09:50.700 It was ridiculous. 0.60

00:09:51.220 Everything they've accused him of so far, they've got him on.

00:09:53.180 34 of 34.

00:09:55.040 I was actually surprised.

00:09:56.180 I mean, how much do you have to hate someone to convict him on all 34?

00:10:02.200 Let's even think you think you did something wrong here.

00:10:04.720 Yeah.

00:10:05.040 Okay.

00:10:05.460 Let's say you think the payment was wrong and hiding it.

00:10:08.200 You're thinking he's hiding it.

00:10:09.180 Okay.

00:10:09.440 You think he hit it with the filing it as legal.

00:10:15.160 Yeah.

00:10:15.620 Which is, again, hilarious.

00:10:16.820 And he used campaign funds.

00:10:17.500 All we've heard, Pat, for the last four years is you have to respect election results.

00:10:24.200 They are putting him in prison under the premise that he stole the 2016 election.

00:10:28.520 Yeah.

00:10:29.060 That is what this is premised on.

00:10:31.420 They're saying he did this in effort to steal the 2016 election.

00:10:36.120 And I don't know.

00:10:36.840 I can't remember who won New York in 2016.

00:10:40.240 I know it was close.

00:10:41.220 But, like, that is legitimately an underlying, which is amazing after they say you must respect

00:10:48.440 election results, just like Pat.

00:10:50.900 They said you must respect, Pat, the justice system.

00:10:55.340 You do believe these Republicans?

00:10:57.920 They are saying this has been rigged.

00:11:00.600 And here we are, Democrats that have respected every aspect of our legal system for 50 years.

00:11:07.420 All we do is, we never say anyone is unfairly convicted of a crime.

00:11:14.220 We wouldn't even know how to let those words spill out of our mouths.

00:11:17.640 Sure, every single person of color that goes to prison, we say that about.

00:11:24.160 Sure, every single time a police officer is acquitted of defending themselves with a firearm

00:11:31.120 when someone's charging at them and shoot.

00:11:33.380 And we go out and protest in the streets, say, hands up, don't shoot, for three years.

00:11:38.440 And then they go to the justice system.

00:11:40.840 And that police officer, with all the video evidence they have, gets acquitted.

00:11:44.700 And then we riot in the streets.

00:11:46.540 But we must respect the justice system.

00:11:50.260 Like, when Roe versus Wade was overturned.

00:11:53.240 Guess what?

00:11:53.980 Part of the justice system, boys and girls.

00:11:57.060 But we must respect it.

00:11:59.360 It's so laughable.

00:12:00.620 They have been telling us every single aspect of this system has been, I mean, criminal justice reform is based on, what?

00:12:09.560 Systemic racism inside the justice system.

00:12:13.640 The whole thing is based on not believing the justice system.

00:12:17.760 And then here they are on television.

00:12:19.460 A jury of their peers said Donald Trump was guilty and now Republicans are questioning it.

00:12:31.280 How dare they?

00:12:33.080 It's so laughable.

00:12:35.900 It's as if we haven't been alive for the past 30, 40, 50 years.

00:12:41.160 It's insanity.

00:12:42.540 We all have seen them.

00:12:44.380 Every single time they get a verdict they don't like, complain about the justice system.

00:12:48.100 And now it's the most pure thing in the world.

00:12:50.560 It's incredible.

00:12:51.560 It is.

00:12:52.200 It is.

00:12:52.620 Incredible.

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00:14:23.220 Also, yesterday, Anthony Fauci finally sat in front of Congress to answer some questions.

00:14:30.380 And, you know, he was brilliant as always.

00:14:33.400 And so truthful.

00:14:35.260 Oh, that's good.

00:14:35.960 So powerful.

00:14:36.800 Yeah.

00:14:37.200 And I think you're going to notice just how likable a man he is as well.

00:14:44.300 I mean, I don't know if this – I don't know how it's going to work with Donald Trump and the Fauci thing.

00:14:51.680 I think that's going to be maybe an issue for him in this upcoming –

00:14:57.220 In what way?

00:14:57.620 Well, in the way that Fauci was his guy for about a year.

00:15:04.480 And Fauci's not a good guy.

00:15:06.680 And Fauci manipulated us, lied to us, kept things from us, and then wants to have it both ways on every single issue.

00:15:19.260 From the gain-of-function stuff that we weren't funding, then we were funding, to the lab didn't release it, to the lab did release it, to I never said the lab didn't release this thing.

00:15:32.880 I never said it didn't come from the lab.

00:15:34.920 But when we've got the audio, we've got the video of him saying these things over and over and over again, the opposite of everything he says now is what he said then.

00:15:47.340 And he got called on it yesterday multiple times.

00:15:51.100 Here's Jim Jordan talking to Fauci.

00:15:53.640 Prior to that call, it would have been on the call.

00:15:55.460 Well, the call was arranged by Jeremy Farrar.

00:15:57.720 You should ask him.

00:15:58.760 Okay.

00:15:59.380 Did U.S. tax dollars flow through a grant recipient to the lab in China?

00:16:02.420 I'm sorry.

00:16:05.060 Did U.S. tax dollars flow through a grant recipient to the lab in China?

00:16:09.700 Yes, of course.

00:16:10.680 It was a sub-award to the Wuhan Institute.

00:16:12.680 And who approved that award?

00:16:14.360 Excuse me?

00:16:14.960 And who approved that award?

00:16:15.960 What agency approved that award?

00:16:17.340 National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

00:16:19.740 Your agency approved that, right?

00:16:21.540 Yes, it did.

00:16:22.520 Does that have anything to do with this downplaying of the lab leak theory?

00:16:26.580 No.

00:16:27.660 Nothing to do with it?

00:16:28.580 Nothing.

00:16:28.920 Of course not.

00:16:29.560 Do you agree that there was a push to downplay the lab leak theory?

00:16:35.280 Not on my part.

00:16:36.620 Really?

00:16:37.160 Really?

00:16:37.800 Wow.

00:16:38.440 Wow.

00:16:38.640 I think most of the country will find that amazing.

00:16:41.180 I still got 11 seconds.

00:16:42.220 Well, look at the facts.

00:16:43.640 I've kept an open mind throughout the entire process.

00:16:46.540 Oh.

00:16:46.880 Now you're back.

00:16:48.540 Ha! 0.89

00:16:49.340 Oh, that's cool.

00:16:50.240 Oh, yeah.

00:16:50.920 An open mind throughout the entire process.

00:16:54.000 It's only one thing came out of it, but.

00:16:56.040 Yeah.

00:16:56.780 Yeah.

00:16:57.020 It was open.

00:16:57.600 And, I mean, do you remember how people were treated that said, I think this was a lab leak?

00:17:02.360 And you didn't even have to say it was on purpose.

00:17:04.760 You know?

00:17:05.160 Oh, yeah.

00:17:05.260 Just that the lab leaked it.

00:17:07.220 That's what I thought the whole time.

00:17:08.780 Yeah, I didn't think it was on purpose.

00:17:09.760 I didn't necessarily think it was on purpose.

00:17:12.040 Right.

00:17:12.220 I mean, again, you're talking about, I mean, look, China has a record of killing a lot of millions of their own people. 0.79

00:17:18.200 They do.

00:17:18.420 It would be an odd, it's not necessarily what most countries would do.

00:17:22.440 In this day and age, it would be strange.

00:17:23.080 Yes.

00:17:24.000 I don't put it completely past that.

00:17:25.920 I don't.

00:17:26.340 And, you know, it could be, obviously, that they were manipulating these diseases for negative purposes and it leaked out.

00:17:32.780 I mean, there's a lot of different nuance within a lab leak claim.

00:17:36.060 Yeah.

00:17:36.380 Very easily could have just been a mistake.

00:17:38.060 Right.

00:17:38.460 Right?

00:17:38.780 Good intentions that led to a mistake.

00:17:40.200 You're dealing with something, you're changing something in nature that shouldn't be changed.

00:17:46.000 Right.

00:17:46.660 That if it's going to evolve, it'll evolve on its own.

00:17:50.240 Otherwise, why don't you leave it alone?

00:17:52.360 And then if it does evolve to the point where we need to deal with it and come up with a vaccine, we'll deal with it at that point.

00:17:59.920 But we're, you know, we're taking nature into our own hands and we're messing with these things that we've got no business messing with.

00:18:07.340 And we're doing it again, by the way, with bird flu.

00:18:10.200 They're trying right now, through gain of function, to make bird flu communicable from human to human.

00:18:18.000 Why would you do that?

00:18:19.640 Yeah.

00:18:20.020 Well, so we can develop a vaccine if we ever need it.

00:18:23.320 Well, it's not passing from human to human right now.

00:18:26.720 How about we keep it that way and then we don't have to worry about it?

00:18:30.040 I mean, if you're just getting it from animals, we all have a pretty good chance we're not going to get it.

00:18:34.580 But when you start being able to pass this from human to human, then you've got a problem.

00:18:41.060 And like you can even come up with a justification for it, right?

00:18:44.400 Like you can even come up with an idea of why you would want to do this type of research.

00:18:48.200 If it, let's say we knew it was somehow impenetrably safe, right?

00:18:52.200 Right.

00:18:52.620 It would be something that would be potentially worthwhile.

00:18:55.060 If you know you can keep a lid on it.

00:18:56.040 Yeah.

00:18:56.340 Like if you knew that, of course we don't know that.

00:18:59.100 But you don't.

00:18:59.660 And a lot of the back and forth in these emails was talking about, hey, they're doing this in like facilities that are not at all secure.

00:19:05.060 Yes.

00:19:05.600 So, you know, again, this is why you just don't do it.

00:19:09.300 We don't have, there's no reason this should continue.

00:19:13.160 By the way, it still is happening right now.

00:19:14.960 As you mentioned, we mentioned the bird flu.

00:19:16.860 But like people are like, oh, they banned gain of function research.

00:19:19.440 Which, by the way, was there was never a ban on gain of function research.

00:19:22.960 There was a ban on the funding from the federal government during the Obama administration, which was lifted during the Trump administration, by the way.

00:19:31.100 You know, again, that's not necessarily Trump's fault.

00:19:33.300 There's a lot of nuance in that.

00:19:34.240 But like that was, it came back on later on.

00:19:37.560 The whole point, though, is this is a situation where all of this, the entire time, is still gone on.

00:19:44.160 We don't know what China is doing.

00:19:46.640 And, you know, look, we don't know that the funding led to COVID-19, even if it was a lab leak.

00:19:55.400 We don't know that the funding led directly to that.

00:19:57.440 It could have easily been that they were doing this on their own.

00:20:00.180 There was other grants that were that were supposedly going to go through that were really specific to this.

00:20:06.080 The grants didn't go through, but likely China did the research anyway and very well could be the cause of this.

00:20:12.800 The bottom line, though, is that people need to be held responsible for what happened here.

00:20:17.480 And they keep denying it.

00:20:19.180 We know for a fact they were hiding this stuff.

00:20:23.960 We now have the emails of them hiding from people like Rand Paul the idea that they were going to.

00:20:33.900 I mean, there's 100 different things we talked about, not only on the show, but the past show.

00:20:37.660 I don't want to go through all of them.

00:20:38.720 I've only got a few seconds here.

00:20:39.760 But, like, they were evading FOIA requests on this stuff.

00:20:44.100 Yeah.

00:20:44.720 We know that now.

00:20:46.160 Right.

00:20:46.660 Like, I suspected it the entire time.

00:20:49.580 It certainly looked like it was happening.

00:20:51.420 And now we have emails with them discussing how to do it.

00:20:54.800 We have emails where they're discussing that the FOIA people at their offices were instructing them where to pass this information so it wouldn't be caught up in a FOIA request.

00:21:06.040 Incredible.

00:21:07.000 And all denied at the time.

00:21:08.380 All denied at the time.

00:21:10.080 And Fauci yesterday was still denying it.

00:21:12.960 Yep.

00:21:13.140 Now, we don't have necessarily an out email from Fauci describing that.

00:21:17.140 Just his close associate saying he was doing it with Fauci.

00:21:20.740 And Fauci's still denying it.

00:21:22.480 It's incredible.

00:21:23.260 Incredible.

00:21:23.800 Incredible.

00:21:24.880 All right.

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00:23:07.720 Pat Gray, Stubergear for Glenn today.

00:23:21.020 888-727-BECK.

00:23:23.740 Talked about this Fauci hearing.

00:23:27.320 It's out of control.

00:23:28.320 I mean, it's, you talk about your head exploding, needing duct tape to keep the pieces together, your eyes bleeding.

00:23:36.660 I can't listen to, listening to Anthony Fauci is almost as bad as listening to Joe Biden for me.

00:23:43.500 It's so unbelievable.

00:23:45.160 What bothers me is just the denial of what he was saying before.

00:23:51.080 Like, again...

00:23:52.080 Everything, really.

00:23:53.340 Right.

00:23:54.040 It's really frustrating.

00:23:55.560 He denies everything.

00:23:56.620 And we have evidence of it.

00:23:58.120 We have the proof of what he was saying back then.

00:24:01.060 Stylistically, like, I don't know, Marjorie Taylor Greene, not my favorite.

00:24:04.500 Right.

00:24:04.940 Like, again, I don't know.

00:24:06.440 No, I know.

00:24:06.760 Like, just her approach is not my approach.

00:24:08.540 I like the Rand Paul approach better.

00:24:10.740 I do, too.

00:24:11.300 But still, it's like...

00:24:12.540 But she said a lot yesterday that needed to be said.

00:24:15.300 Well, yeah, and they also...

00:24:16.840 We'll get to that coming up, by the way.

00:24:18.360 They also continually go back to this, like, and act as if nothing happens.

00:24:24.440 It is...

00:24:25.560 I don't know how else to describe it other than gaslighting.

00:24:28.340 And I know that term gets so overused, but it really does fit here.

00:24:32.240 They act as if we've just forgot everything that occurred.

00:24:36.280 Right.

00:24:36.800 I know.

00:24:37.580 It's really hard to get over.

00:24:39.420 Yeah.

00:24:39.740 You know, I...

00:24:40.740 It's really important that we come to some sort of conclusion.

00:24:44.720 I mean, it really is the most important thing the government should be doing.

00:24:48.260 Yeah.

00:24:48.460 I mean, not the most...

00:24:49.540 I mean, national defense.

00:24:50.520 But, like, I think this fits into it.

00:24:52.600 It's important. It's up there.

00:24:53.220 Yeah.

00:24:53.720 It's important.

00:24:54.380 Getting to the end of what happened during this period, where we took away the liberty of

00:24:58.880 all Americans for anywhere from three months to two years.

00:25:04.940 And that can't happen again.

00:25:06.100 Can't happen again.

00:25:07.440 We can't stand for that.

00:25:08.460 No.

00:25:09.420 We have to...

00:25:10.640 And honestly, like, we already have a system that should be able to handle this.

00:25:15.080 And it's called personal liberty.

00:25:16.680 You know, it's like we haven't...

00:25:17.880 It's like an operating system that if you kind of process these calculations, it should bring

00:25:22.820 you to a point where, you know, you want to try to come up with, you know, solutions

00:25:28.380 to these things.

00:25:28.920 You can.

00:25:29.280 You can suggest them.

00:25:30.260 But then people make their own decisions.

00:25:31.960 And I think the reason why there's been such a revolt is you try to take that decision-making

00:25:36.580 process away from people.

00:25:37.700 What if we had something, I don't know, like a charter of liberties of some sort?

00:25:42.900 Like a, I don't know what you would call something like that, like a constitution sort of thing.

00:25:50.360 Kind of boring, but yeah.

00:25:51.620 Compact, if you will.

00:25:53.960 Sounds dull.

00:25:54.960 You know, it does, doesn't it?

00:25:56.440 It sounds boring and old and something old-timey that countries used to do that don't really

00:26:01.420 do anymore because you don't want to have to be bound by a set of rules that limit the

00:26:06.340 government.

00:26:07.000 You know what I mean?

00:26:07.500 Yeah, it seems weird.

00:26:08.200 A charter maybe of negative liberties that tells you what the government can't do to

00:26:13.640 the people.

00:26:14.660 Like, shut down your business, for instance, for no apparent reason.

00:26:18.160 Really?

00:26:18.640 Uh-huh.

00:26:19.040 Like, make you stay home.

00:26:20.500 Like, make you take a vaccine that you don't want to take.

00:26:24.320 Those kinds of things.

00:26:25.840 The more you say it, the more it seems like a good idea.

00:26:29.120 Really?

00:26:29.480 Maybe we should consider it.

00:26:30.740 Do you think that there's any precedent for a country doing something like this?

00:26:34.960 I don't, not that I can think of right now because, uh, you know, my whole memory has

00:26:41.020 been clouded by the last four years, so.

00:26:43.860 I was, I was looking for some old clip of Studios America, the show that I do here on

00:26:47.700 Blaze TV, and it was something to do with COVID, and I was looking back at some of the

00:26:51.480 early shows, and one of the shows I did, it was in, I want to say it was like mid-March

00:26:58.560 2020, and I'm on there going like, hey, like, I understand what they keep saying here as

00:27:05.940 far as we need to shut down these businesses and spend all this money, but like, when do

00:27:13.840 we stop spending this money?

00:27:15.580 Like, what is the line here?

00:27:16.980 We had spent like eight million dollars.

00:27:19.660 I was just, I'm on the air like ranting about, I mean, I think the first little did you know

00:27:24.200 there were trillions to come.

00:27:25.440 Trillions to come.

00:27:26.220 I mean, of course, at that point, I have no idea and couldn't imagine it.

00:27:29.100 I don't even know if we were shut down yet at this point, like we were, people were talking

00:27:32.560 about it.

00:27:32.700 Probably, I don't think in mid-March we were.

00:27:34.280 Yeah, it was, well, yeah, it was March 15th, 13th, 2020, I think is when we first had the

00:27:39.220 first 15 days to slow the spread.

00:27:41.260 Yeah, yeah.

00:27:41.740 And by the way, on stage for that moment, Anthony Fauci.

00:27:45.400 Right.

00:27:45.880 I mean, and look, as you mentioned, Donald Trump was on that stage too.

00:27:48.540 I mean, like, you can give some grace, I think, at the very beginning for people not understanding

00:27:52.360 what was coming and how to handle it.

00:27:54.380 Yes, absolutely.

00:27:54.920 But this is, of course, why you process these things through the lens of personal liberty.

00:28:00.320 Yeah.

00:28:00.460 If you do that, and you say.

00:28:02.180 That's why you follow the Constitution, no matter what.

00:28:04.420 I mean, it might look bleak, it might look dire, it might look scary.

00:28:07.920 Doesn't matter.

00:28:08.520 That's when you need it most.

00:28:09.480 Right.

00:28:09.940 Exactly.

00:28:10.560 Oh, you don't need your principles when decisions are easy.

00:28:14.100 Right.

00:28:15.220 You need them when it's difficult.

00:28:16.660 Right.

00:28:17.340 Friendly speech, nice speech.

00:28:19.780 That's cake.

00:28:20.340 Doesn't need to be protected.

00:28:22.060 Right.

00:28:22.500 You don't have to worry about it.

00:28:23.480 And then you have to follow.

00:28:24.120 What you do is in those moments where, gosh, this feels really bad.

00:28:27.400 I mean, he's saying some really nasty words.

00:28:29.600 I don't like them at all.

00:28:31.400 They're making me very angry, as a lot of people do.

00:28:34.120 Right.

00:28:34.260 They say things I don't really like.

00:28:35.820 And then you say, but wait a minute.

00:28:37.400 Wait, fall back on our principles here.

00:28:38.740 What are our principles?

00:28:39.540 Oh, free speech.

00:28:40.740 Okay.

00:28:41.080 Well, that's something that's central to everything that we talk about on a daily basis.

00:28:44.820 And the reason why, we're able to come do this show every day.

00:28:47.200 And why shows like ours, I mean, this has happened to Jordan Peterson, Mark Stein, many others in Canada, which is a relatively free space compared to North Korea and other examples we could come up with.

00:29:00.060 And these people have been targeted by their own countries.

00:29:03.080 Yeah.

00:29:03.540 Right.

00:29:03.840 Like, this is what this operating system is supposed to protect against.

00:29:08.240 And if you go back and you think about, think about like the food pyramid.

00:29:12.540 Right.

00:29:13.020 The food pyramid is something.

00:29:14.600 I think they've changed that.

00:29:15.540 Right.

00:29:15.640 Didn't know Michelle Obama changed the food pyramid to something else that I don't even know what it is.

00:29:19.000 I think they did.

00:29:19.880 Yeah.

00:29:19.960 You're supposed to have 95, you know, who donates the most money?

00:29:23.920 The milk industry.

00:29:24.820 95 servings of milk every day.

00:29:27.560 And we had that pyramid and it was these daily recommendations about what you're supposed to eat to make yourself healthy.

00:29:33.880 And like very rarely, maybe in some libertarian circles, occasionally, you want to go on maybe reason.com, you'll see a couple of pieces against the FDA pyramid.

00:29:42.720 But like generally speaking, you know what the FDA pyramid is?

00:29:46.480 It's something that no one cares about.

00:29:48.100 It's a recommendation from the government that people look at and they say, oh, actually, how many of those things can I combine on a burger?

00:29:54.260 And I'll tell you how many I'm eating this week.

00:29:57.660 No one cares about the food pyramid because it's a recommendation.

00:30:00.840 Right.

00:30:01.200 You don't have to follow it.

00:30:02.660 You don't have to follow it.

00:30:03.600 It is their best guess at what you should be eating.

00:30:07.380 Now, of course, it changes every three months.

00:30:09.500 We know that.

00:30:09.960 But just like the guidance from the government during COVID, it was no masks and then it was must mask and it was, you know, we don't ever come up with a vaccine for 12 years.

00:30:21.560 And then all of a sudden we have the vaccine and you have to take it and you can't bring your kids to school.

00:30:26.480 But, I mean, actually, you know, we all agree that kids opening schools, that was totally fine.

00:30:31.800 Well, all these things changed a million times, but they tried to mandate all of them.

00:30:36.300 And that's what pissed people off.

00:30:37.920 Yeah.

00:30:38.040 If you tell, if you make people do things, especially when you're not entirely sure, you can have some grace from people.

00:30:47.920 I think, honestly, if they were like, look, I don't know.

00:30:51.420 Here's what we think is happening.

00:30:53.440 We think masks might help.

00:30:55.300 So, I mean, if you can get some, use them because it's probably not going to hurt.

00:30:59.460 So give it a shot.

00:31:00.420 If that was their approach, some people would use the mask.

00:31:03.960 Some people would say, like, I don't want these things on my face.

00:31:05.680 I don't like them.

00:31:06.360 I'm going to take the risk.

00:31:07.760 If that was the way this played out, these hearings don't exist.

00:31:11.380 Especially when Fauci himself in the beginning said masks were virtually useless.

00:31:17.460 Yes.

00:31:17.820 They're not going to help.

00:31:18.840 That's not going to stop it.

00:31:19.860 It's like sand going through a chain link fence.

00:31:24.120 It didn't stop anything.

00:31:26.400 And he knew that.

00:31:27.680 And he said it at the beginning and then completely changed it.

00:31:31.160 I represent science.

00:31:33.220 Yeah.

00:31:33.620 Thanks, Tony.

00:31:35.340 You know, if you...

00:31:38.840 There are two ways to go here, right?

00:31:40.800 You can either say, like they do in North Korea, here is the truth. 0.94

00:31:45.000 You will follow it.

00:31:46.140 This is what I say.

00:31:47.580 You do it.

00:31:48.920 You can...

00:31:49.400 You better be freaking right if you're doing that stuff, unless you happen to be Kim Jong-un,

00:31:53.620 because that doesn't matter.

00:31:54.640 You can be right or wrong.

00:31:55.720 Nobody cares.

00:31:56.760 But if you have a government system like that, you can go that way.

00:31:59.580 You can say, I am capital S science, and I will tell you what is right and what was wrong,

00:32:06.400 and you will listen. 1.00

00:32:07.560 And you're an idiot if you don't listen, because I am science and I am right. 1.00

00:32:10.780 You can go that direction if you like, but you can't go that direction and then also go 1.00

00:32:14.960 the new direction they want, which is, it was really hard.

00:32:19.560 It was COVID.

00:32:20.380 No one knew what was going on.

00:32:21.700 We tried our best.

00:32:22.760 We tried to give recommendations.

00:32:24.380 We didn't know for sure.

00:32:26.280 That is actually...

00:32:27.300 That's not what they did, though.

00:32:28.120 ...real, though.

00:32:28.920 That is what it was.

00:32:29.560 That would have been real.

00:32:30.500 And we would have appreciated that.

00:32:32.080 Yeah.

00:32:32.260 That would have been okay.

00:32:33.220 I would have been okay with that.

00:32:34.460 And I think there's some...

00:32:35.820 Even if you want to reverse it, you can say that there's too much criticism, that we all

00:32:40.060 knew that X, Y, and Z was the way this was going to play out.

00:32:43.080 There is some of that, I think, that floats around from the right that says, oh, well, 1.00

00:32:47.040 we knew everything about it in March 2020, and all these people are idiots. 1.00

00:32:51.720 Like, look... 1.00

00:32:52.000 I will say, though, we did say a lot of these things.

00:32:54.600 We did say a lot of these things.

00:32:55.700 We did say that.

00:32:56.240 Here's one that was never controversial.

00:32:58.100 Don't import COVID-positive patients into nursing homes. 0.83

00:33:01.420 Right.

00:33:01.520 That was never...

00:33:02.580 That was obvious from day one.

00:33:05.040 Everyone knew it.

00:33:05.760 There was never a scientist being like, actually, it would be really good for these people who

00:33:09.760 don't have COVID to be rooming with people who do, especially when they're elderly.

00:33:13.900 Never a time where that was a thing.

00:33:16.860 We said that at the beginning.

00:33:18.000 And look, just because you say something at the beginning and it turns out to be right

00:33:21.040 doesn't mean you were right to say it at the beginning.

00:33:23.160 Right?

00:33:23.440 Like, because of the fact that people were unsure.

00:33:27.140 People said everything.

00:33:28.600 Yeah.

00:33:28.720 People were saying, oh, well, saunas will cure COVID.

00:33:31.640 And people were saying...

00:33:32.360 People said everything about COVID.

00:33:34.520 Light.

00:33:35.600 People said everything about COVID.

00:33:37.580 The bottom line is, if you don't know for sure, having some level of grace for a person

00:33:47.200 who says, look, here's our best thought on this.

00:33:51.700 We understand this is a tough time.

00:33:54.320 Follow it if you want.

00:33:55.200 We think you should.

00:33:56.800 But if you don't, you know, you're taking a risk.

00:34:00.160 And if that's on you, that is a healthy...

00:34:03.660 I would have appreciated that so much.

00:34:05.300 Yeah.

00:34:05.860 That's a healthy way to handle it.

00:34:07.180 That's not how they approached it, though.

00:34:08.720 No.

00:34:09.400 But they're trying to say now that they did.

00:34:11.160 Right.

00:34:11.780 They're trying to say, like, actually, we said we thought schools should be open.

00:34:15.140 Sorry.

00:34:15.480 We were there.

00:34:16.640 We remember your daily briefings.

00:34:18.200 We remember what we were told every single day by the likes of Fauci and Birx.

00:34:24.560 And Cuomo.

00:34:25.040 And Cuomo. 0.97

00:34:26.120 And yes, all these buffoons who were trying to tell us that they knew the science on this 0.99

00:34:33.260 and we needed to follow the science. 0.87

00:34:35.660 That's what we were told the whole time.

00:34:37.220 Yeah.

00:34:37.440 We're following the science.

00:34:39.120 And you need to follow the science.

00:34:40.880 Well, you weren't following science.

00:34:42.420 You didn't know.

00:34:43.880 And now you admit that, but you didn't at the time.

00:34:47.040 And science is an unsure developing process.

00:34:50.760 It sure is.

00:34:51.340 And you have to admit that if you want any credibility with people.

00:34:55.360 They didn't do that.

00:34:56.480 They've lost credibility.

00:34:57.940 People won't believe anything anymore.

00:34:59.560 Right.

00:34:59.940 I mean, if the bird flu epidemic turned into some terrible, terrible pandemic like COVID,

00:35:06.780 half the country wouldn't believe a word of it.

00:35:09.520 Yeah.

00:35:10.300 And it's because of what they did.

00:35:12.380 Instead of just trusting people to make their own decisions and realizing that there was risk

00:35:17.020 associated with life, that people needed to make those decisions on their own,

00:35:20.560 with their tolerance of risk.

00:35:24.380 I mean, it would have been a much healthier society today.

00:35:27.400 Even if you argue that it may have made some people sick.

00:35:30.380 It may have.

00:35:30.940 I don't know.

00:35:31.500 I mean, it's hard to believe it could have gone worse than what it did.

00:35:34.360 But like, maybe it would have been worse.

00:35:36.520 I don't know.

00:35:37.040 But at least people would have been responsible for their own outcomes.

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00:38:51.420 It's Pat and Stu for Glenn today.

00:38:53.200 Fauci, Fauci, Anthony Fauci appeared before Congress yesterday and faced some questions

00:39:00.660 and he's sticking to his story on the vaccine, that it's safe and effective.

00:39:06.000 Here's what he said.

00:39:07.120 You said in an interview that you gave as part of an audio book written by Michael Spector

00:39:11.320 that you believed an institutional should make it hard for people to live their lives so they'd

00:39:19.280 feel pressured to get vaccinated.

00:39:20.600 Can we run the audio clip on that, please?

00:39:23.200 You think can be done about it.

00:39:25.240 I have to say that I don't see a big solution other than some sort of mandatory vaccination.

00:39:31.200 I know federal officials don't like to use that term.

00:39:34.340 Once people feel empowered and protected legally, you are going to have schools, universities and colleges are going to say,

00:39:43.800 you want to come to this college, buddy?

00:39:45.400 You're going to get vaccinated.

00:39:46.800 Lady, you're going to get vaccinated. 1.00

00:39:48.760 Big corporations like Amazon and Facebook and all of those others are going to say,

00:39:54.620 you want to work for us?

00:39:55.580 You want to get vaccinated?

00:39:56.300 And it's been proven that when you make it difficult for people in their lives,

00:40:03.220 they lose their ideological bulls**t and they get vaccinated.

00:40:07.560 Thank you. 0.84

00:40:10.640 Are all objections to COVID vaccinations ideological bulls**t, Dr. Fauci?

00:40:17.720 No, they're not.

00:40:18.740 And that's not what I was referring to.

00:40:20.200 Well, in reference to making it hard for people to get education, traveling, working.

00:40:26.160 That wasn't the safe and effective one, but that was one where he just flat out lied again.

00:40:32.520 I mean, we just heard him say it.

00:40:33.940 What do you mean that's not what you were referring to?

00:40:35.800 Those were the words that came out of your mouth and you're denying them.

00:40:40.860 And they tried all those things.

00:40:42.180 And he actually outlines exactly what occurred here when he says,

00:40:46.120 as soon as they feel protected legally, this will happen.

00:40:49.260 Well, they did try it and they were not protected legally.

00:40:51.920 They got overturned by the courts.

00:40:53.680 So that's why they didn't wind up doing it, right?

00:40:56.220 I mean, that's the only reason they didn't wind up doing it.

00:40:58.520 Yeah.

00:40:59.340 Just agonizing.

00:41:00.720 Yeah.

00:41:01.300 Why?

00:41:01.860 You just said it.

00:41:03.420 You just said it.

00:41:04.720 And yet you sit there.

00:41:05.800 And deny that you just said it.

00:41:07.920 I mean, I guess he didn't technically say all opposition to it was.

00:41:13.000 Right.

00:41:13.280 Like, you know, maybe there's some.

00:41:15.380 I can't.

00:41:15.820 But he's always trying to do this.

00:41:17.380 Like, we all heard you.

00:41:18.640 We all saw this.

00:41:19.540 This happened.

00:41:20.100 He did a million interviews.

00:41:21.320 I mean, look, the guy, probably honestly, Fauci's best defense is if he just came out and said,

00:41:27.140 look, I'll be honest with you, I didn't do much of anything.

00:41:29.440 All I was doing was doing interviews.

00:41:31.080 All I was doing was media.

00:41:32.500 I wasn't actually doing anything with this virus at all.

00:41:35.860 That would be accurate.

00:41:36.620 That would probably be his, honestly, his best defense against this.

00:41:40.160 I didn't know anything about it.

00:41:41.440 Like, you're just like one of the, I was a figurehead.

00:41:43.060 All I did was go and do media interviews.

00:41:44.900 Or, look, I said everything on this.

00:41:47.580 Just so that I would hit something that was correct along the way.

00:41:51.220 Exactly.

00:41:51.380 Like, I was just playing the odds.

00:41:53.040 That's true.

00:41:54.060 He did do that.

00:41:56.760 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:41:58.300 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:15.780 Oh, oh, oh, stay the same.

00:42:19.500 And hold the line.

00:42:24.500 It's a new day.

00:42:27.260 It's a new day.

00:42:33.300 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:42:42.000 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:45.020 Pat and Stu for Glenn today

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00:42:52.640 Fauci was before

00:42:54.140 Congress yesterday had some amazing

00:42:56.020 things that he once again lied about

00:42:58.260 the New York Times

00:43:00.460 wrote an interesting article

00:43:02.380 on

00:43:03.480 five things

00:43:05.540 that I guess it's

00:43:07.960 evidence of a lab leak

00:43:09.560 I can't

00:43:12.080 believe they actually printed this article

00:43:13.360 because the New York Times was adamant too

00:43:15.740 that there was no lab leak

00:43:17.800 the headline of the story

00:43:19.240 why the pandemic probably started in a lab

00:43:22.200 in five key points

00:43:23.320 that's amazing

00:43:24.600 this is where we are

00:43:25.960 we'll get to that in one minute

00:43:28.000 in some ways it's kind of

00:43:31.320 good I guess to see the left being honest

00:43:34.340 just admitting it

00:43:35.160 Bill Maher admitted that killing a baby is murder

00:43:37.300 but he's okay with it

00:43:38.960 I don't think that's a good opinion to have

00:43:42.360 but it is at least honest

00:43:43.660 and I'm glad they're finally saying it

00:43:45.400 but here we are again

00:43:46.540 doing this

00:43:47.080 this all over

00:43:48.240 it's amazing

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00:44:49.060 if you live in Texas

00:44:54.100 is it time to start building that arc

00:44:56.500 yet

00:44:57.180 uh

00:44:58.000 jeez

00:44:58.840 the rain is

00:45:00.000 unbelievable here

00:45:01.740 my son's little league season

00:45:03.280 has been like four games long

00:45:04.800 because everything's been rained out

00:45:06.380 yeah

00:45:06.800 it's incredible

00:45:07.360 I mean every day

00:45:08.180 and they don't

00:45:09.380 I mean

00:45:09.780 this week was supposed to be pretty dry

00:45:12.220 according to the

00:45:13.360 the uh

00:45:14.260 forecast I saw the other day

00:45:15.560 like on Saturday and Sunday

00:45:16.900 they were saying

00:45:17.280 yeah it looks

00:45:17.780 pretty clear this week

00:45:19.080 it's rained

00:45:19.960 like crazy

00:45:21.160 yeah

00:45:21.480 every day

00:45:23.180 every day

00:45:23.780 and it rained again today

00:45:24.800 I flew back into town yesterday

00:45:26.240 it was severe thunderstorm warnings

00:45:28.300 like I

00:45:29.660 it just doesn't stop

00:45:30.640 yeah

00:45:30.880 you know what it is

00:45:31.520 global warming

00:45:32.180 global warming

00:45:32.800 global warming causes both

00:45:35.740 the wetness

00:45:36.880 and the dryness

00:45:38.220 paradoxically

00:45:39.460 yes

00:45:39.760 remember who used to say that

00:45:40.660 paradoxically

00:45:42.040 yes

00:45:42.420 yes I do remember that

00:45:44.380 and that's because

00:45:45.580 still

00:45:46.380 of our

00:45:47.380 SUV

00:45:48.380 our SUV

00:45:52.180 are causing that paradox

00:45:55.540 really

00:45:56.160 yeah

00:45:56.560 we just bought the biggest SUV

00:45:58.600 basically on the market

00:46:00.080 oh did you

00:46:00.600 just to help

00:46:01.180 as you said

00:46:02.120 it's because of SUVs

00:46:03.260 and so I'm trying to help

00:46:04.000 trying to help the process along

00:46:05.400 both the heating and the cooling

00:46:07.160 let's just get it over with

00:46:08.380 the rain and the dryness

00:46:09.220 yeah

00:46:09.600 that's what I'm trying to get

00:46:10.560 heating, cooling, rain, dry

00:46:12.600 all of it

00:46:13.760 global warming

00:46:15.280 all of it's global warming

00:46:16.280 what a convenient thing

00:46:17.640 I mean

00:46:17.940 an inconvenient truth

00:46:19.360 it's actually incredibly convenient

00:46:21.700 no matter what happens

00:46:23.260 global warming explains it

00:46:25.580 yeah

00:46:25.840 so it's like the most convenient thing in the world

00:46:27.860 all they've done

00:46:29.540 is rename

00:46:30.700 storms that happen

00:46:32.920 in the winter

00:46:33.800 like the

00:46:34.340 you know

00:46:34.840 a Canadian cold front

00:46:36.120 is now a

00:46:37.060 polar vortex

00:46:37.940 right

00:46:38.560 so that polar vortex

00:46:40.660 is brought on

00:46:41.220 that sounds way better

00:46:41.620 yeah

00:46:42.200 and it sounds scary

00:46:43.980 and that's from

00:46:45.680 global warming

00:46:47.000 climate change has caused

00:46:48.700 the polar vortex

00:46:49.960 you gotta trust the science Pat

00:46:51.100 I get a sense that you're not trusting

00:46:53.100 what is the other thing

00:46:54.060 the rain rivers

00:46:55.400 rain bombs

00:46:56.740 and rain rivers

00:46:57.800 oh my gosh

00:46:58.820 I've never heard of a rain bomb

00:47:00.400 until the last couple years

00:47:01.840 it seems like the weather channel

00:47:02.860 is like how do we spice this up

00:47:04.400 polar vortex

00:47:05.960 rain bombs

00:47:07.520 polar vortexes

00:47:09.460 yes

00:47:09.940 vortices

00:47:10.440 I'm sorry

00:47:11.020 alright

00:47:12.500 so

00:47:12.860 tell me about this

00:47:14.000 New York Times article

00:47:15.200 apparently

00:47:16.200 they've done an about face too

00:47:18.760 now

00:47:19.140 well you know

00:47:19.860 I wouldn't necessarily say that

00:47:21.760 it is an opinion

00:47:22.580 it's a guest essay

00:47:23.640 okay

00:47:24.200 but they did run it

00:47:25.420 in the New York Times

00:47:26.100 and it's by Alina Chan

00:47:27.160 now if you don't know

00:47:27.780 who she is

00:47:28.420 she was the co-author

00:47:29.940 of a great book

00:47:31.200 called Viral

00:47:32.800 The Search for the Origin of COVID-19

00:47:35.480 this is a book

00:47:36.160 she co-wrote with Matt Ridley

00:47:37.720 who you might know

00:47:38.440 he's been on the show before

00:47:39.380 but again

00:47:41.600 the fact that I just said

00:47:42.400 he's been on the show before

00:47:43.720 and then his co-author

00:47:45.460 is writing in the New York Times

00:47:47.140 wow

00:47:47.740 she's a scientist 0.97

00:47:48.560 she is a molecular biologist

00:47:51.380 at the Broad Institute of MIT

00:47:53.500 and Harvard

00:47:54.040 okay

00:47:54.940 so this is not just some crazy person

00:47:57.040 yeah

00:47:57.460 she's a co-author of Viral

00:47:59.700 The Search for the Origin of COVID-19

00:48:01.600 again

00:48:02.040 if you care about this

00:48:03.800 in molecular detail

00:48:05.740 you should totally read this book

00:48:08.140 I mean it really goes through

00:48:09.340 everything that we know

00:48:10.300 I mean this is now

00:48:11.080 the book's a year and a half old or so

00:48:12.560 but it is really really good

00:48:14.500 and Matt Ridley

00:48:15.620 is one of the best science writers

00:48:16.980 that

00:48:17.780 you know

00:48:18.880 that has ever been

00:48:20.140 I love Matt's stuff

00:48:21.140 some of his books are just

00:48:22.400 I mean

00:48:22.760 all of his books are great

00:48:23.800 but this one was

00:48:24.420 really really

00:48:25.800 at the

00:48:26.960 step-by-step

00:48:29.060 design

00:48:30.440 of

00:48:31.080 everything that we know

00:48:33.040 about the origin of COVID-19

00:48:34.880 now

00:48:35.100 we know more now

00:48:36.260 than we did when this book came out

00:48:37.560 and the fact that this story

00:48:39.200 has been run by the New York Times

00:48:40.600 is shocking to me

00:48:41.520 legitimately shocking

00:48:42.540 they gave her a platform for this

00:48:43.860 because this is

00:48:44.700 not what you're supposed to believe

00:48:46.780 if you are

00:48:48.540 in the mainstream media

00:48:50.100 the story is called

00:48:51.600 why the pandemic

00:48:52.360 probably started in a lab

00:48:53.700 in five key points

00:48:54.800 and we can break these down

00:48:56.700 as much as you want

00:48:57.240 but the first one is

00:48:58.500 the SARS-like virus

00:48:59.860 that started

00:49:00.460 or that caused the pandemic

00:49:01.780 emerged in Wuhan

00:49:02.760 a city where the most

00:49:04.540 of the world's foremost

00:49:05.980 research lab

00:49:07.060 for SARS-like viruses

00:49:08.440 is located

00:49:09.260 now

00:49:09.980 that is really basic information

00:49:12.820 if you don't know

00:49:13.700 that information

00:49:14.420 at this point

00:49:15.200 that this lab was there

00:49:16.760 it would be stunning

00:49:19.120 however

00:49:19.720 I will say

00:49:21.100 if you

00:49:21.780 just read

00:49:23.540 the New York Times

00:49:24.380 if you just read

00:49:25.620 the Washington Post

00:49:26.540 or watch CNN

00:49:27.380 are you even aware

00:49:29.200 that this lab

00:49:30.560 existed

00:49:31.140 in the city

00:49:32.320 yeah you might not be

00:49:33.360 you might not be

00:49:34.900 because

00:49:35.320 you've been told

00:49:36.320 it was brought on

00:49:37.460 by bat soup

00:49:38.800 or whatever

00:49:39.320 right

00:49:39.620 the pangolin

00:49:41.080 or the bat soup thing 0.97

00:49:42.600 because people were eating

00:49:43.820 bats and pangolins

00:49:44.920 in China

00:49:45.740 that was the big pitch

00:49:47.300 that's what started it

00:49:48.400 a couple of things

00:49:50.060 that are interesting

00:49:50.580 in this breakdown

00:49:51.200 of course

00:49:52.140 a team of scientists

00:49:53.200 had been hunting

00:49:54.100 for SARS-like viruses

00:49:55.220 for over a decade

00:49:56.040 led by Dr. Xi

00:49:57.500 she is known

00:49:58.760 as the bat lady 0.88

00:49:59.480 the research showed

00:50:01.440 that viruses

00:50:02.040 most similar to SARS

00:50:03.340 COVID-2

00:50:04.060 a virus that caused

00:50:05.040 the pandemic

00:50:05.480 circulated in bats

00:50:06.380 that live roughly

00:50:07.080 a thousand miles away

00:50:08.040 from Wuhan

00:50:08.500 they even got like

00:50:09.240 an animated map

00:50:10.640 to show

00:50:11.260 where these bats

00:50:12.300 are from

00:50:12.780 and it would be shocking

00:50:14.180 that they could somehow

00:50:15.100 spill over

00:50:16.320 that far away

00:50:17.920 a thousand miles away

00:50:19.120 but we know

00:50:19.740 they were going

00:50:20.240 to these caves

00:50:20.740 and bringing them

00:50:21.440 to Wuhan

00:50:22.640 from these caves

00:50:23.960 so like

00:50:24.740 either they got

00:50:25.720 really really ambitious

00:50:27.300 and decided to take

00:50:28.140 a thousand mile flight

00:50:29.060 or somebody brought

00:50:31.060 them to Wuhan

00:50:31.880 of course

00:50:35.640 this

00:50:35.920 this type of spillover

00:50:37.560 is rare

00:50:38.060 they go through

00:50:38.500 those details

00:50:39.040 but this is interesting

00:50:40.120 you know

00:50:40.680 some bit of piece

00:50:41.700 information

00:50:42.440 that people

00:50:42.880 might not remember

00:50:43.480 when the COVID-19

00:50:44.580 outbreak was detected

00:50:45.760 Dr. Xi

00:50:46.620 the bat lady 0.54

00:50:47.180 from China

00:50:47.760 initially wondered

00:50:49.340 if the novel

00:50:49.980 coronavirus

00:50:50.420 had come

00:50:51.120 from her laboratory

00:50:52.080 saying that

00:50:54.040 she had never

00:50:54.620 expected

00:50:55.120 such an outbreak

00:50:56.280 to occur

00:50:56.920 in Wuhan

00:50:57.420 so again

00:50:58.740 the actual

00:50:59.960 doctor

00:51:00.660 running this lab

00:51:02.340 was worried

00:51:03.460 about this

00:51:04.320 happening

00:51:04.760 and wondered

00:51:05.640 if she caused it

00:51:06.580 it's kind of

00:51:08.740 big information

00:51:09.420 right

00:51:09.680 yeah

00:51:10.140 that a lot

00:51:10.840 of people

00:51:11.100 don't know

00:51:11.580 yeah

00:51:11.920 and of course

00:51:13.500 the SARS

00:51:14.400 COVID-2

00:51:15.100 virus

00:51:16.660 is exceptionally

00:51:17.780 contagious

00:51:18.260 can jump

00:51:18.720 from species

00:51:19.240 to species

00:51:19.720 like wildfire

00:51:20.480 yet it left

00:51:20.940 no trace

00:51:21.640 of infection

00:51:22.280 at its source

00:51:22.900 or anywhere

00:51:23.500 along

00:51:24.100 what would

00:51:24.440 have been

00:51:24.620 a thousand

00:51:25.200 mile journey

00:51:25.800 before emerging

00:51:26.520 in Wuhan

00:51:27.000 I mean

00:51:27.860 just that

00:51:28.460 is so much

00:51:30.420 evidence

00:51:31.120 that's only

00:51:32.720 point number

00:51:33.160 one

00:51:33.400 point number

00:51:33.840 two

00:51:34.120 the year

00:51:34.980 before the

00:51:35.600 outbreak

00:51:36.060 the Wuhan

00:51:36.800 Institute

00:51:37.260 working with

00:51:38.120 US partners

00:51:38.980 had proposed

00:51:40.040 creating

00:51:40.920 viruses

00:51:41.540 with

00:51:42.460 SARS

00:51:42.900 COVID-2

00:51:43.680 COVID-2

00:51:46.460 you know

00:51:47.200 COVID-19

00:51:47.720 for lack

00:51:49.020 of a

00:51:49.500 for keeping

00:51:50.040 it a little

00:51:50.280 bit more

00:51:50.600 simple

00:51:50.880 their defining

00:51:52.000 feature

00:51:52.420 so

00:51:52.840 they took

00:51:54.020 samples

00:51:54.540 from BACTS

00:51:55.340 and other

00:51:55.920 animals

00:51:56.360 as well

00:51:56.820 from sick

00:51:57.220 people

00:51:57.480 living near

00:51:57.980 animals

00:51:58.300 carrying

00:51:58.660 these viruses

00:51:59.200 or associated

00:52:00.040 with wildlife

00:52:00.580 trade

00:52:01.000 much of this

00:52:01.940 work was

00:52:02.280 conducted

00:52:02.760 with the

00:52:03.240 partnership

00:52:03.600 with

00:52:03.840 EcoHealth

00:52:04.360 Alliance

00:52:04.860 now these

00:52:05.640 are terms

00:52:06.140 that you

00:52:06.780 listening to

00:52:07.500 conservative

00:52:07.920 radio

00:52:08.620 maybe

00:52:08.940 taking in

00:52:10.400 conservative

00:52:10.720 media

00:52:11.060 have heard

00:52:11.940 these names

00:52:12.540 so it has

00:52:12.960 anyone who

00:52:13.480 reads the

00:52:13.800 New York

00:52:13.980 Times

00:52:14.280 heard

00:52:14.880 anything

00:52:15.760 about

00:52:16.140 EcoHealth

00:52:16.720 Alliance

00:52:17.240 surely it's

00:52:18.340 been mentioned

00:52:18.880 in articles

00:52:19.600 here and

00:52:20.000 there

00:52:20.240 but like

00:52:21.180 basically

00:52:22.320 they've been

00:52:22.660 told this

00:52:23.000 is a

00:52:23.180 conspiracy

00:52:23.540 theory

00:52:23.920 but this

00:52:25.380 is much

00:52:25.680 more

00:52:25.940 detailed

00:52:26.440 the

00:52:26.880 laboratory

00:52:27.320 pursued

00:52:27.960 risky

00:52:28.440 research

00:52:28.900 that resulted

00:52:29.520 in viruses

00:52:30.100 becoming

00:52:30.540 more

00:52:30.880 infectious

00:52:31.340 again

00:52:32.160 Anthony

00:52:32.800 Fauci

00:52:33.200 on the

00:52:33.680 stand

00:52:34.020 denying

00:52:34.900 over and

00:52:35.480 over again

00:52:35.960 that he did

00:52:36.480 gain of

00:52:36.900 function

00:52:37.220 research

00:52:37.820 right

00:52:38.340 this is

00:52:38.920 the type

00:52:39.260 of research

00:52:39.780 Rand Paul

00:52:40.180 was talking

00:52:40.740 about

00:52:41.020 and this

00:52:41.740 is true 0.89

00:52:42.820 this did

00:52:43.300 happen

00:52:43.660 by 2019

00:52:44.760 Dr.

00:52:45.600 Xi's group

00:52:46.000 had published

00:52:46.500 a database

00:52:47.380 describing more

00:52:48.320 than 22,000

00:52:49.620 collected wildlife

00:52:50.700 samples

00:52:52.240 but external

00:52:53.640 access was

00:52:54.640 shut off

00:52:55.440 in the fall

00:52:56.200 of 2019

00:52:56.900 now this is

00:52:58.580 just as

00:52:59.140 COVID-19

00:52:59.720 is happening

00:53:00.340 in China

00:53:00.840 they just

00:53:02.060 mysteriously

00:53:03.220 turn off

00:53:05.000 access to

00:53:05.980 the database

00:53:06.620 of 22,000

00:53:08.460 related

00:53:09.560 viruses

00:53:10.380 why would

00:53:11.700 they do

00:53:12.220 that

00:53:12.640 if this

00:53:13.900 was just

00:53:14.140 natural

00:53:14.500 spillover

00:53:15.020 and the

00:53:16.320 database

00:53:16.660 was not

00:53:17.620 shared

00:53:18.140 with American

00:53:18.720 collaborators

00:53:19.280 even after

00:53:20.260 the pandemic

00:53:20.920 started

00:53:21.520 why

00:53:22.800 would they

00:53:24.120 do that

00:53:24.960 again

00:53:26.480 this is

00:53:27.280 circumstantial

00:53:29.340 evidence

00:53:29.760 but there's

00:53:30.680 no other

00:53:31.700 explanation

00:53:32.700 for what

00:53:33.280 they're doing

00:53:33.680 here

00:53:33.960 in 2021

00:53:35.060 the Intercept

00:53:36.100 published a

00:53:37.060 leaked 2018

00:53:38.000 grant proposal

00:53:39.000 for a research

00:53:40.200 project named

00:53:41.040 Diffuse

00:53:41.620 which had been

00:53:42.380 written as a

00:53:42.960 collaboration

00:53:43.300 between EcoHealth

00:53:44.360 the Wuhan

00:53:45.040 Institute

00:53:45.520 and Ralph

00:53:46.780 Barrick

00:53:47.180 at the

00:53:47.940 University of

00:53:48.520 North Carolina

00:53:49.100 who had been

00:53:49.540 the cutting

00:53:49.920 edge of

00:53:50.660 coronavirus

00:53:50.980 research for

00:53:51.680 years

00:53:51.960 the proposal

00:53:53.040 described

00:53:53.740 plans

00:53:54.320 to create

00:53:55.240 viruses

00:53:55.800 strikingly

00:53:57.240 similar

00:53:57.860 to SARS

00:53:58.640 COVID-2

00:53:59.820 okay

00:54:00.760 this is

00:54:01.540 a 2018

00:54:02.700 grant

00:54:03.380 called

00:54:04.920 Diffuse

00:54:05.540 what they

00:54:06.400 asked for

00:54:07.200 in this

00:54:07.800 project

00:54:08.320 was to

00:54:08.740 search

00:54:09.580 and create

00:54:10.340 SARS-like 0.99

00:54:11.480 viruses

00:54:11.980 carrying

00:54:12.600 spikes 0.79

00:54:13.200 with a

00:54:13.900 very unique

00:54:14.620 feature

00:54:15.220 a furin

00:54:15.900 cleavage

00:54:16.620 site

00:54:17.040 again

00:54:17.540 a term

00:54:17.940 maybe you

00:54:18.440 remember

00:54:18.800 from previous

00:54:19.920 discussions

00:54:20.380 but the

00:54:20.740 people in

00:54:21.080 the New

00:54:21.200 York Times

00:54:21.620 that read

00:54:21.980 it

00:54:22.120 have never

00:54:22.840 heard this

00:54:23.360 before

00:54:23.700 this

00:54:24.620 furin

00:54:25.660 cleavage

00:54:26.360 site

00:54:26.680 was

00:54:27.960 specific

00:54:29.000 to this

00:54:30.060 this virus

00:54:31.420 and it

00:54:32.980 was never

00:54:33.420 funded by

00:54:34.040 the United

00:54:34.400 States

00:54:34.640 government

00:54:34.940 this is

00:54:35.200 just a

00:54:35.440 proposal

00:54:35.920 so this

00:54:36.920 is not

00:54:37.320 saying that

00:54:37.840 we funded

00:54:38.360 that specific

00:54:39.440 research

00:54:39.980 it didn't

00:54:41.060 go through

00:54:41.540 but they

00:54:42.220 didn't need

00:54:42.840 our money

00:54:43.220 to do

00:54:43.540 it

00:54:43.700 it wasn't

00:54:44.320 like they

00:54:44.580 were short

00:54:44.980 on cash

00:54:45.500 to do

00:54:45.780 this

00:54:45.980 they obviously

00:54:46.500 just wanted

00:54:47.140 the extra

00:54:48.020 money

00:54:48.300 while it's

00:54:49.180 possible

00:54:49.700 the article

00:54:51.140 says

00:54:51.500 the furin

00:54:52.120 cleavage

00:54:52.440 site could

00:54:52.880 have evolved

00:54:53.340 naturally

00:54:53.820 as is seen

00:54:54.480 in some

00:54:54.780 distantly

00:54:55.120 related

00:54:55.520 coronaviruses

00:54:56.560 out of the

00:54:57.300 hundreds of

00:54:57.820 SARS-like 0.99

00:54:58.340 viruses

00:54:58.780 cataloged

00:54:59.460 by science

00:55:00.040 SARS-CoV-2

00:55:02.000 is the

00:55:02.720 only known

00:55:03.700 one to

00:55:04.360 possess a

00:55:05.340 furin

00:55:05.580 cleavage

00:55:05.920 site in

00:55:06.340 its spike

00:55:06.760 the only

00:55:07.280 one

00:55:07.600 kind of

00:55:10.800 surprising

00:55:11.220 that this

00:55:12.400 would just

00:55:12.700 happen

00:55:13.040 goes through

00:55:14.840 a bunch of

00:55:15.360 details on

00:55:16.040 this in the

00:55:16.380 back and

00:55:16.700 forth

00:55:16.900 you should

00:55:17.160 totally

00:55:17.420 read it

00:55:17.880 point three

00:55:18.700 the Wuhan

00:55:19.340 lab pursued

00:55:20.180 this type

00:55:20.720 of work

00:55:21.120 under low

00:55:22.200 biosafety

00:55:23.540 conditions

00:55:24.240 that could 0.68

00:55:24.700 not have

00:55:25.920 contained an

00:55:26.680 airborne virus

00:55:27.480 like COVID

00:55:27.980 they go

00:55:29.600 through the

00:55:30.160 differences

00:55:31.120 between each

00:55:32.340 level of

00:55:32.820 biosafety and

00:55:33.660 kind of

00:55:34.400 walk again

00:55:35.680 there she's

00:55:36.840 walking people

00:55:37.620 through this

00:55:38.060 that have

00:55:38.320 never heard

00:55:38.940 any of this

00:55:39.600 information

00:55:40.040 before

00:55:40.420 yeah

00:55:41.420 for the

00:55:42.840 hypothesis

00:55:43.380 that COVID-19

00:55:44.220 came from an

00:55:45.000 animal at the

00:55:46.100 Hunan seafood

00:55:47.360 market in

00:55:47.920 Wuhan is not

00:55:48.720 supported by

00:55:49.360 strong evidence

00:55:50.240 and we know

00:55:52.620 that

00:55:52.980 yeah

00:55:53.380 we've talked

00:55:54.480 about it

00:55:54.900 many many

00:55:55.540 times and

00:55:56.220 five key

00:55:56.860 evidence that

00:55:57.440 would be

00:55:57.720 expected if

00:55:58.340 the virus had

00:55:59.080 emerged from

00:55:59.660 the wildlife

00:56:00.020 trade is

00:56:01.120 still missing

00:56:01.920 so and they

00:56:03.360 go through

00:56:03.620 this like

00:56:04.080 you're treated

00:56:04.880 like a felon

00:56:05.600 if you said

00:56:06.300 this to the

00:56:08.000 New York

00:56:08.280 Times or

00:56:09.000 the New York

00:56:09.900 Times heard

00:56:10.440 that you said

00:56:11.160 this and they

00:56:11.780 cheered on

00:56:12.320 when you know

00:56:13.120 efforts to

00:56:13.820 silence people

00:56:14.660 who were

00:56:15.200 saying it

00:56:15.700 back in the

00:56:16.080 day

00:56:16.300 yep

00:56:16.820 so these

00:56:18.720 are the

00:56:19.080 types of

00:56:19.720 evidence that

00:56:20.420 you would

00:56:20.660 normally have

00:56:21.400 and SARS

00:56:22.460 and MERS

00:56:22.960 are two good

00:56:23.440 examples the

00:56:23.940 2002 SARS

00:56:24.820 and 2012

00:56:26.000 MERS

00:56:26.600 viruses

00:56:27.160 do you have

00:56:28.240 infected animals

00:56:29.100 that are found

00:56:29.620 well yes

00:56:30.440 with SARS

00:56:31.080 yes with MERS 0.59

00:56:31.800 do you have

00:56:32.680 the earliest

00:56:34.220 known cases

00:56:34.960 to expose

00:56:35.860 that were

00:56:36.720 exposed to

00:56:37.700 live animals

00:56:38.400 so the first

00:56:39.220 people that you

00:56:39.720 found with it

00:56:40.440 were they exposed

00:56:41.400 to these

00:56:41.740 particular animals

00:56:42.760 yes in the

00:56:43.560 case of SARS

00:56:44.060 yes in the

00:56:44.820 case of MERS

00:56:45.380 antibody evidence

00:56:47.760 of animals

00:56:48.780 and animal

00:56:49.420 traders

00:56:49.860 having being

00:56:50.740 infected

00:56:51.160 okay

00:56:51.860 yes in the

00:56:52.760 case of SARS

00:56:53.300 yes in the

00:56:54.300 case of MERS

00:56:54.900 ancestral variants

00:56:56.340 of the virus

00:56:57.020 found in animals

00:56:57.860 yes in the

00:56:58.780 case of SARS

00:56:59.420 yes in the

00:57:00.320 case of MERS

00:57:00.960 documented trade

00:57:02.440 of host animals

00:57:03.260 between the

00:57:03.780 area where

00:57:04.280 bats carry

00:57:05.560 closely related

00:57:06.500 viruses and

00:57:07.220 the outbreak

00:57:07.880 site

00:57:08.400 yes in the

00:57:09.480 case of SARS

00:57:10.080 yes in the

00:57:11.080 case of MERS

00:57:11.680 no in the

00:57:12.860 case of COVID-19

00:57:13.660 for every

00:57:14.780 single one of

00:57:16.160 those pieces

00:57:16.580 of evidence

00:57:17.160 every single

00:57:18.500 one of them

00:57:19.340 they have not

00:57:20.340 found any of

00:57:21.340 this evidence

00:57:21.840 in any of

00:57:23.080 these categories

00:57:23.860 for COVID-19

00:57:25.140 again this is

00:57:25.960 in the New

00:57:26.700 York Times

00:57:27.380 this is not

00:57:28.500 the blaze

00:57:29.240 this is not

00:57:30.300 Daily Wire

00:57:32.080 this is not

00:57:32.920 even Fox News

00:57:33.900 this is the

00:57:35.300 New York Times

00:57:36.180 discussing what

00:57:37.580 we have talked

00:57:38.340 about for years

00:57:39.180 and years

00:57:39.720 but they are

00:57:40.560 finding out

00:57:41.120 about today

00:57:42.120 and thank God

00:57:42.700 they are

00:57:42.980 I'm glad they

00:57:43.480 ran it

00:57:43.780 I don't want

00:57:44.080 to be too

00:57:44.460 critical here

00:57:45.020 because I'm

00:57:45.380 excited they

00:57:45.860 actually did

00:57:46.620 put this

00:57:47.280 evidence out

00:57:47.920 here

00:57:48.180 Alina Chan

00:57:49.080 again has

00:57:49.620 been on the

00:57:49.980 top

00:57:50.300 looking at

00:57:52.180 this since

00:57:52.660 the very

00:57:53.020 beginning

00:57:53.420 and it's

00:57:54.600 important that

00:57:55.080 it's out

00:57:55.360 there

00:57:55.580 it's fascinating

00:57:56.320 because little

00:57:58.020 by little

00:57:58.560 the truth

00:58:00.700 has trickled

00:58:01.820 out on this

00:58:02.740 right

00:58:03.620 you were

00:58:04.420 vilified for

00:58:05.500 it four years

00:58:06.280 ago

00:58:06.580 but ever

00:58:07.940 since then

00:58:08.720 you know

00:58:09.720 and especially

00:58:10.220 in the last

00:58:10.720 six months

00:58:11.120 or so

00:58:11.500 all this

00:58:12.780 information is

00:58:13.600 starting to

00:58:14.060 come out

00:58:14.380 now

00:58:14.660 they're

00:58:15.560 starting to

00:58:16.060 admit

00:58:16.460 things like

00:58:17.880 okay some

00:58:18.540 people were

00:58:19.560 harmed by

00:58:20.180 the by

00:58:20.660 the vaccine

00:58:21.200 okay it

00:58:22.740 probably was

00:58:23.500 a lab leak

00:58:24.260 yeah that

00:58:25.540 it wasn't

00:58:26.260 spread by

00:58:26.780 animals

00:58:27.280 I mean

00:58:27.960 oh yeah

00:58:28.980 the the

00:58:29.560 masks

00:58:30.080 really were

00:58:31.280 worthless

00:58:31.720 all right

00:58:33.100 yeah the

00:58:33.740 six-foot

00:58:34.420 barrier thing

00:58:35.740 the six-foot

00:58:37.020 distancing

00:58:37.800 thing

00:58:38.380 that was

00:58:38.760 just we

00:58:39.420 just picked

00:58:40.160 that out

00:58:40.540 of our 0.99

00:58:40.780 butts 0.95

00:58:41.120 uh so

00:58:42.580 I mean

00:58:43.660 little by

00:58:44.480 little

00:58:44.780 the truth

00:58:45.460 is coming

00:58:45.840 out

00:58:46.140 more

00:58:46.700 coming up

00:58:47.060 in one

00:58:47.340 minute

00:58:47.560 so you

00:58:50.540 might have

00:58:50.900 some awesome

00:58:51.340 guns

00:58:51.760 maybe a whole

00:58:52.340 arsenal of

00:58:53.000 them

00:58:53.120 maybe you

00:58:53.520 just love

00:58:53.860 the second

00:58:54.220 amendment

00:58:54.640 you know

00:58:55.120 maybe got

00:58:55.460 enough ammunition

00:58:56.140 to hold off

00:58:56.920 a small army

00:58:57.640 should that

00:58:58.620 ever be

00:58:58.920 necessary

00:58:59.320 but unfortunately

00:59:00.200 that doesn't

00:59:00.660 do you know

00:59:01.380 a whole lot

00:59:01.860 of good if

00:59:02.220 you can't hit

00:59:02.580 the broad

00:59:02.900 side of a

00:59:03.300 barn when

00:59:03.660 you actually 0.94

00:59:04.160 shoot 0.98

00:59:04.600 you need 0.99

00:59:05.540 practice

00:59:06.260 uh but

00:59:06.920 going to

00:59:07.440 the range

00:59:07.820 using up

00:59:08.540 ammunition

00:59:08.940 is time

00:59:09.520 consuming

00:59:09.860 and gets

00:59:10.300 really really

00:59:11.260 expensive

00:59:11.740 so check

00:59:12.580 out mantis

00:59:13.300 x it's a

00:59:14.020 high tech

00:59:14.940 easy to

00:59:15.560 use system

00:59:16.260 it's widely

00:59:16.860 used by the

00:59:17.320 military and

00:59:17.940 helps you

00:59:18.340 improve your

00:59:19.100 shooting quickly

00:59:19.940 you attach it

00:59:20.980 to your

00:59:21.360 firearm and

00:59:22.000 connect it

00:59:22.380 with an

00:59:22.640 app on

00:59:23.020 your smartphone

00:59:23.520 or your

00:59:23.880 tablet via

00:59:24.980 bluetooth

00:59:25.340 and then

00:59:25.980 you know

00:59:26.320 whether you're

00:59:26.900 firing actual

00:59:28.160 rounds or

00:59:29.000 even dry

00:59:30.180 fire practicing

00:59:31.080 it will give

00:59:31.640 instant feedback

00:59:32.440 on what you're

00:59:33.180 doing right

00:59:33.620 what you're

00:59:33.920 doing wrong

00:59:34.440 how to

00:59:35.080 correct your

00:59:35.420 technique

00:59:35.800 94% of

00:59:36.620 shooters

00:59:36.880 improve within

00:59:37.440 20 minutes

00:59:38.260 of using

00:59:39.100 a mantis x

00:59:39.940 it's like

00:59:40.720 having that

00:59:41.080 firearms

00:59:41.400 instructor right

00:59:42.120 in your

00:59:42.300 front pocket

00:59:42.800 and you know

00:59:43.800 just as

00:59:44.140 importantly it's

00:59:44.680 going to save

00:59:45.020 you a bunch

00:59:45.340 of money

00:59:45.640 be responsible

00:59:46.680 as a gun

00:59:47.580 owner and

00:59:48.140 increase your

00:59:48.760 confidence and

00:59:49.580 confidence today

00:59:50.920 with mantis x

00:59:52.220 get yours at

00:59:52.840 mantis x.com

00:59:54.160 it's mantis x.com

00:59:56.800 10 seconds

00:59:57.300 station id

01:00:05.800 it's pat and

01:00:07.220 stew for glenn

01:00:07.720 today um

01:00:08.480 there was a

01:00:09.620 big hearing

01:00:10.120 yesterday and

01:00:11.160 uh at least

01:00:12.000 somebody got

01:00:12.520 fired up

01:00:13.000 yesterday and

01:00:13.940 it was mtg

01:00:14.760 uh marjorie

01:00:16.040 taylor green

01:00:16.620 all fired up

01:00:18.020 over the

01:00:19.320 anthony fauci

01:00:20.500 bs uh

01:00:21.760 she's having a

01:00:22.360 hard time

01:00:23.160 taking it all

01:00:24.320 uh and then

01:00:26.100 she shows up

01:00:27.180 in the hallway

01:00:27.740 and well we'll

01:00:28.740 get to that in a

01:00:29.280 second but first

01:00:30.020 here she is

01:00:30.760 wrapping up her

01:00:31.440 10 minute rant

01:00:32.300 against anthony

01:00:33.560 fauci yesterday

01:00:34.340 children children

01:00:36.600 all over america

01:00:38.400 were forced to

01:00:39.380 wear masks

01:00:39.920 healthy children

01:00:41.400 forced to wear

01:00:42.660 masks muzzled 0.95

01:00:43.900 in their schools

01:00:45.400 and then they

01:00:46.460 were forced to

01:00:47.280 learn from home

01:00:48.120 because of your

01:00:49.300 so-called science

01:00:50.900 and your medical

01:00:52.160 suggestions while

01:00:53.600 you and all your

01:00:54.400 cronies get paid

01:00:55.720 from big pharma

01:00:56.920 you know that what

01:00:58.200 this committee should

01:00:59.020 be doing we should

01:01:00.080 be recommending

01:01:00.860 you to be

01:01:02.220 prosecuted we

01:01:03.500 should be writing

01:01:04.100 a criminal

01:01:04.720 referral because

01:01:05.860 you should be

01:01:06.440 prosecuted for

01:01:07.800 crimes against

01:01:08.700 humanity you

01:01:09.800 belong in prison

01:01:10.860 dr fauci say

01:01:13.300 what you will about

01:01:14.000 her and she is 0.65

01:01:14.720 she she can you

01:01:16.780 know uh go over

01:01:17.720 the top from time

01:01:18.540 to time but i love

01:01:20.000 that because i you

01:01:21.560 know i feel that

01:01:22.260 indignation of against

01:01:23.720 anthony fauci i

01:01:25.320 mean yes he is

01:01:27.180 responsible for much

01:01:28.480 of what we went

01:01:29.260 through in 2020

01:01:30.420 2021 22 uh and

01:01:33.440 it lasted way too

01:01:35.580 long because of

01:01:36.580 their recommendations

01:01:37.300 and and their

01:01:39.160 science that we

01:01:40.940 were told we had

01:01:41.660 to follow um and

01:01:43.600 so will anything

01:01:44.940 come of that though

01:01:45.660 no i don't think so

01:01:46.620 what's your vibe on

01:01:48.700 just the format of

01:01:50.160 these hearings

01:01:50.720 like i like i what i

01:01:52.840 would like to get

01:01:53.360 with anthony fauci

01:01:54.120 sitting in front of

01:01:54.760 you are questions to

01:01:55.880 anthony fauci that

01:01:56.980 he's responding to

01:01:57.760 and getting on record

01:01:58.420 on something right

01:01:59.240 like i just and

01:01:59.920 this is not specific

01:02:01.240 to marjorie taylor

01:02:02.000 green but there's

01:02:02.580 just this idea that

01:02:03.380 you just go up there

01:02:03.940 and just rant at the

01:02:04.960 person and what do i

01:02:06.260 get out of that i mean

01:02:08.040 i guess you get that

01:02:08.780 that's a nice clip

01:02:09.520 yeah like that's a

01:02:10.560 great clip from a

01:02:11.300 talk show yes like

01:02:12.540 what is that like i

01:02:14.160 don't you know you

01:02:15.920 showing a picture she's

01:02:17.100 showing a picture of

01:02:17.800 kids and masks to

01:02:19.000 anthony fauci i heard i

01:02:20.500 didn't see it but i

01:02:21.180 heard she held up

01:02:22.160 pictures of beagles

01:02:23.060 oh beagles because i

01:02:25.620 guess he did

01:02:26.080 experiments on beagles

01:02:27.440 at one point i don't

01:02:28.140 i don't even know

01:02:28.980 yeah i mean at the

01:02:30.560 end of the day i just

01:02:31.320 don't know how

01:02:32.720 effective it is yeah i

01:02:33.960 just feel like it

01:02:34.540 winds up being

01:02:35.060 effective for the

01:02:35.820 politician and not

01:02:36.900 necessarily that is

01:02:38.320 one of the things and

01:02:39.320 and we've talked about

01:02:40.440 that i think in the

01:02:41.100 past is that you know

01:02:42.100 a lot of these people

01:02:42.800 are really good at the

01:02:43.820 hearings yeah and

01:02:45.740 then that's it yeah

01:02:46.700 that that's definitely

01:02:47.960 there's definitely yeah

01:02:49.200 you know there's a

01:02:49.920 that's definitely a

01:02:50.920 breed of a politician

01:02:51.980 at this point yep who's

01:02:53.320 very good at these i

01:02:54.320 mean like jordan jordan

01:02:55.420 trey gowdy was

01:02:56.200 that way you know

01:02:56.960 that way again a lot

01:02:57.980 of these people and

01:02:58.420 that's why he's better

01:02:59.240 probably on fox news on

01:03:00.740 sundays or whenever it

01:03:01.620 is he's on then he was

01:03:02.740 in congress because he

01:03:04.060 didn't really do

01:03:04.680 anything about it but he

01:03:05.620 was great at these

01:03:07.140 hearings and sometimes

01:03:07.820 you do need that but i

01:03:09.120 what i i don't know

01:03:10.220 what i want is like

01:03:11.380 finely crafted questions

01:03:13.840 that put the the

01:03:14.960 witness in a position

01:03:15.980 where they have to

01:03:16.740 answer something or

01:03:17.620 give you some new

01:03:18.420 piece of information

01:03:19.320 of course they never

01:03:19.840 will though

01:03:20.400 sometimes you do

01:03:21.480 it happens it's not

01:03:22.960 it's not common but it

01:03:23.920 does happen you have to

01:03:24.580 be really really good

01:03:25.800 at it you think

01:03:26.540 fauci would answer

01:03:27.280 anything i mean i think

01:03:28.420 he'd do everything to 0.94

01:03:29.060 avoid it he's a lying 0.99

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01:05:24.320 after the hearing marjorie taylor

01:05:28.080 green was talking to a

01:05:30.680 reporter in the hallway of

01:05:32.980 congress yesterday and she got

01:05:35.260 a little animated once again

01:05:36.960 here's what happened in the

01:05:38.000 hallway

01:05:38.300 no absolutely not i mean

01:05:42.160 everything i said is correct

01:05:43.300 it's how the american people

01:05:44.460 feel it's what we know to be a

01:05:45.900 fact it's all the evidence uh

01:05:47.860 has been proven true we have

01:05:49.680 jamie raskin in there accusing

01:05:51.600 us of worshiping trump

01:05:53.380 worshiping as a convicted felon

01:05:55.800 well well yeah so is george

01:05:58.360 floyd and everybody and you

01:06:00.060 all too the media worship george

01:06:01.800 floyd democrats worship george

01:06:03.540 floyd there were riots burning

01:06:05.440 down the country over george

01:06:07.740 floyd and raskin is in there

01:06:09.440 saying we worship him excuse me

01:06:11.460 let me correct you and this is

01:06:13.020 really important i don't worship

01:06:14.720 i worship god god and jesus is my

01:06:19.300 savior i don't worship president

01:06:21.640 trump and i'm really sick and 0.70

01:06:23.300 tired of the bull annex i have to

01:06:25.200 deal with constantly from the

01:06:26.820 democrats yeah so that's what we

01:06:28.700 just went through in there and

01:06:30.280 then they're sitting there they

01:06:31.240 can attack my character all day

01:06:32.740 long

01:06:33.060 what's the space in there whoever

01:06:35.560 was talking last was calling me

01:06:37.180 insane but yet we can't say oh

01:06:39.360 they're they're attacking my

01:06:40.940 character oh no it's non-stop bs

01:06:43.720 an annex you want to know why the

01:06:45.340 democrats don't have anything

01:06:46.820 they're responsible for the

01:06:48.600 lockdowns forced vaccinations kids

01:06:51.740 being forced to stay home people

01:06:53.740 committing suicide and all the 0.82

01:06:55.760 horrors that this country lived

01:06:57.660 through during covid fauci belongs

01:07:00.460 in prison he should be tried for

01:07:02.540 mass murder and he should be tried

01:07:04.580 for crimes against humidity that's

01:07:06.780 how i feel after that hearing that's

01:07:08.680 how the american people feel

01:07:09.820 and i think stupor gary you're

01:07:12.980 you're behind everything she said 0.97

01:07:14.440 there right everything every word

01:07:17.100 of it lots of what she says i agree

01:07:18.960 lots of what she said yes for sure i

01:07:20.920 mean and i think this is a much

01:07:22.460 more appropriate use of that right

01:07:24.520 yeah i want her rant i like her

01:07:26.800 ranting at a reporter who's asking 0.98

01:07:28.440 her dumb questions i'm fine like that 0.81

01:07:30.400 i just i'm not as big a fan of it in 0.98

01:07:32.300 the actual hearing with how she's

01:07:33.820 sitting there right yeah to me it's

01:07:35.840 just because you get so many limited

01:07:37.800 times to get him in a position and

01:07:40.160 brand paul's done a really good job

01:07:41.920 with those moments he's been able to

01:07:43.820 pull stuff out of fauci and hit him

01:07:46.160 and make him react to stuff that we

01:07:48.800 didn't know i mean he's got he got him

01:07:50.180 on record we were label later able to

01:07:53.520 look back at his statements that he

01:07:54.680 made publicly and compare them to other

01:07:57.040 things we uncovered and emails and

01:07:58.560 everything else i mean that's part of

01:07:59.600 the reason that we have a basis to go

01:08:01.180 after fauci for this stuff so and look

01:08:04.380 even rent paul i'm sure has done plenty

01:08:05.880 of ranting in these things i'm not just i'm

01:08:08.420 not trying to single single her out by

01:08:09.820 any means for doing this but that is

01:08:11.980 totally fine use of ranting to me you

01:08:14.460 want to someone comes up to you and 0.99

01:08:15.580 starts asking you dumb questions well 1.00

01:08:16.960 you're a convicted felon i've been 1.00

01:08:19.540 seeing this constantly from the media

01:08:20.980 since since this all happened on

01:08:23.000 thursday it's just this beloved there's

01:08:26.020 absolutely no evidence that joe biden

01:08:28.720 has anything to do with this donald trump

01:08:32.640 once again without evidence claims that

01:08:34.860 there is this you know conspiracy against

01:08:37.080 him give me a what do you mean without

01:08:39.500 evidence half the cases being brought

01:08:41.980 against him are coming through merrick

01:08:43.300 garland the guy he works for joe biden

01:08:48.340 what do you mean there's no evidence

01:08:49.980 now yes this was a local case we also

01:08:53.060 know that there were people who who have

01:08:54.960 gone from uh inside the biden

01:08:57.080 administration to suddenly work with

01:08:58.960 alvin bragg we we i mean we now are

01:09:02.280 seeing things uh in a somewhat unrelated

01:09:04.580 matter with the hunter biden thing

01:09:05.820 starting where joe biden is going to

01:09:09.100 visit hallie biden a week before she's

01:09:12.480 the main that was just to talk about the

01:09:15.480 anniversary of beau's death to be clear

01:09:17.600 dude that's not what they said that's not

01:09:19.320 what they said and you are you're

01:09:21.000 exaggerating what they said and i want

01:09:22.520 to call you out on it because what they

01:09:24.020 actually said was it was an early

01:09:26.480 remembrance of the ninth anniversary of

01:09:29.020 beau biden dying it wasn't even the

01:09:31.660 anniversary right it was an early

01:09:33.920 remembrance of an anniversary not the

01:09:37.820 10th but the ninth yeah because that's

01:09:40.560 what you do with everyone who's having a

01:09:42.480 ninth anniversary just show up a month

01:09:44.920 early and just want to celebrate it i

01:09:47.600 mean it's so obvious what they're doing

01:09:51.160 and we're and but they would say there's

01:09:53.080 no evidence joe biden is trying to

01:09:54.980 manipulate the result for hunter biden

01:09:57.160 well we don't have joe biden recorded

01:10:00.360 saying i'm trying to manipulate the

01:10:03.620 evidence we do have hunter biden in

01:10:07.860 messages saying his dad was involved in

01:10:10.640 these deals and they still say there's

01:10:12.860 no evidence he was involved there's no

01:10:15.240 level of evidence that would hit the

01:10:17.860 standard they're looking for in this

01:10:20.880 case but with trump yeah they will jump

01:10:24.420 to any conclusion from any inference

01:10:28.000 look what they did with the russia 0.77

01:10:29.560 stuff i mean they went to any level

01:10:32.460 russia collusion for years and years and

01:10:35.140 years we heard that years and years and

01:10:37.100 years and years and then oh oh no okay

01:10:39.340 well let's move on to something else

01:10:40.660 that's like 30 like the idea that he's a

01:10:43.360 convicted felon i think for anyone who

01:10:45.420 followed the process that led to that

01:10:47.660 conviction anyone would say that this is

01:10:50.180 completely ridiculous now if you i my

01:10:55.040 suspicion is most of the jurors who 0.91

01:10:57.360 convicted donald trump were people who

01:11:00.540 hated donald trump i mean that's my you

01:11:02.480 know my belief i'm obviously it was 90

01:11:04.140 something close to 90 or it was well over

01:11:05.940 80 percent of the vote in this area went

01:11:07.980 against donald trump that doesn't

01:11:10.280 necessarily mean you can never get a

01:11:11.420 verdict out of an area like that i mean

01:11:13.100 it's just hard to but in this particular

01:11:15.560 case when you're told you either stop

01:11:19.420 adolf hitler or you know a fascist

01:11:23.760 dictatorship's about to start well a lot

01:11:25.640 of people would take that seriously and i

01:11:27.200 think just say hey you know we're going

01:11:29.260 to convict him no matter what but also

01:11:30.800 just the rules of the game you know it's

01:11:33.660 like you it's it's it's completely 0.92

01:11:37.180 ridiculous you think about the situation 0.86

01:11:40.000 that they put these jurors in and we're 0.95

01:11:41.600 you know i'm going a little bit off topic

01:11:43.060 here i know we're we're talking fauci but

01:11:44.800 it was like this is this is the case

01:11:46.300 with the media all the time they act as

01:11:48.760 if there's no evidence and then when

01:11:50.900 they're given the evidence they just

01:11:52.300 dismiss it until later on a piece comes

01:11:55.360 out in the new york times entitled why

01:11:59.600 the pandemic probably started in a lab in

01:12:02.300 five key points

01:12:03.400 yep that's after years of supporting

01:12:07.540 efforts to remove people from social

01:12:10.780 media for saying it yeah and we're just

01:12:14.580 all supposed to kind of be like oh well i

01:12:16.800 don't i guess i'm not supposed to

01:12:18.180 remember that that happened

01:12:19.340 it's a it's a fascinating thing that 0.99

01:12:23.700 they even attempted sure is the balls 0.97

01:12:26.260 you gotta have to try this stuff in 0.98

01:12:29.460 public it's amazing they no longer care

01:12:31.500 and pat let me take you back to an old

01:12:33.500 timey moment for i was thinking about

01:12:35.540 this the other day 2004 election and uh and

01:12:41.080 john carrey he is uh he has a big problem

01:12:45.060 in his campaign he's been caught and he

01:12:47.580 comes out and he says i actually did vote

01:12:49.800 for the 86 billion dollars before i voted

01:12:52.380 against it remember that i do it was a

01:12:55.040 massive controversy maybe cost him the

01:12:58.380 election yeah

01:12:59.420 they do stuff like that every day and it

01:13:04.860 doesn't matter every day

01:13:05.920 joe biden is currently trying to convince

01:13:09.180 us he's tough on the border

01:13:11.040 how could anyone think that would work

01:13:15.520 well he's signing an executive order today

01:13:18.120 to shut down the border

01:13:19.900 he's been to the exact opposite person

01:13:23.900 for decades of public life and then we're

01:13:28.000 supposed to believe five months before the

01:13:30.860 election he's a border hawk

01:13:32.280 well yeah because he just couldn't get the

01:13:34.840 republican congress to act on this

01:13:37.240 that's what they wanted the democrats have

01:13:39.000 been waiting this entire time to get

01:13:41.180 republicans to care about the border

01:13:43.000 begging republicans to lift a pen or

01:13:47.340 something to quell the overflow at the

01:13:52.300 border please give us some help here in

01:13:55.660 texas and arizona new mexico and

01:13:58.200 california please so finally finally he's

01:14:01.740 taking action this very afternoon two o'clock

01:14:05.000 eastern he's going to sign an executive

01:14:06.760 order that will ban

01:14:07.860 migrants who cross the southern border

01:14:11.800 illegally from claiming asylum

01:14:14.100 uh if the daily count is i think they've

01:14:18.980 lowered it to two twenty five hundred

01:14:20.720 um lower than the bill wasn't it i think

01:14:23.960 yeah a little bit lower than the bill a

01:14:25.480 little bit lower than the bill i think

01:14:26.780 it's like twenty five hundred people per day

01:14:28.880 so when it averages twenty five hundred

01:14:31.180 people per day uh you can shut off the

01:14:33.960 asylum claims

01:14:35.300 wow still a lot of people we should point

01:14:39.140 out yeah uh you know what's what you say

01:14:41.300 uh twenty five hundred per day so that's

01:14:44.940 365 times uh twenty five hundred gives you

01:14:48.340 uh about a million that's nine hundred and

01:14:52.160 twelve thousand five hundred so about a

01:14:54.700 million people i mean that's okay

01:14:56.320 incredibly high number uh boys and

01:14:58.620 illegals you know the i think the legal 0.99

01:15:01.320 number of immigrants a year is around a

01:15:03.380 million right don't we allow i think we

01:15:05.340 allow uh a million legal immigrants to

01:15:09.460 come into the country every year i mean

01:15:11.400 that's a lot name the other nation that

01:15:13.520 does that

01:15:14.020 oh you can't because there aren't any

01:15:17.020 uh but we do we allow one million legal 0.59

01:15:20.540 uh entries into this country and then we

01:15:24.720 know about

01:15:25.480 912 000 more and it's been a lot more than

01:15:29.420 that in the last few years this is why and

01:15:31.320 people are you know tired of it now and even

01:15:34.440 democrats are tired of it now because of

01:15:36.860 the the genius that is the plan to send

01:15:40.040 illegals to cities in the northwest and the

01:15:43.780 midwest uh the northeast and the midwest and

01:15:47.580 it's had such a huge impact in those cities

01:15:52.480 outsized impact really oh my gosh now of

01:15:54.940 course we should point out that only about

01:15:56.500 10 to 20 percent of the people that they're

01:15:58.720 complaining about actually came from the

01:16:00.640 programs like right like uh greg abbott shipping

01:16:03.680 these people up in buses so but it made a

01:16:06.320 huge impression on them yeah yeah a lot of

01:16:09.020 this though came from the biden

01:16:10.040 administration who was shipping people up

01:16:11.820 there on their own very true uh that's

01:16:13.780 very yeah and that goes without uh notice

01:16:16.900 sometimes yeah but they've been chipping

01:16:18.740 people all over the country for years

01:16:20.560 that that 2500 by the way is about half

01:16:23.480 of what's going on right now so they were

01:16:26.740 already way over that and that's yeah

01:16:29.400 because it was over 5,000 a day for a

01:16:31.500 while yeah it still is over about 5,000 a

01:16:34.140 day but that's down from the peaks that's

01:16:36.520 about half of the peaks so it was we're

01:16:38.380 talking jeez my god we were talking about

01:16:40.260 it's incredible 10,000 a day almost 300,000 a

01:16:43.240 month for a while now we're down to i think

01:16:46.140 130,000 a month which is still not good but

01:16:48.980 it is down a little bit um but still well

01:16:51.840 above this limit so this will give biden the

01:16:54.820 opportunity to say he's tough on the border

01:16:56.440 republicans didn't do anything and we wind up

01:16:59.000 doing it even though republicans did do

01:17:00.760 stuff they passed bills that were much

01:17:02.440 tougher and would do much better job than

01:17:04.360 what biden is going to do but they're going

01:17:06.600 to ignore that and say well they didn't

01:17:08.800 pass the one thing we wanted them to pass

01:17:10.780 which of course was built and stacked with

01:17:13.900 all sorts of stuff that would have hurt the

01:17:15.180 border effort but like a larger point here is

01:17:19.260 that they act as if no one has paid attention

01:17:24.220 to this it's like yeah it's like here's a

01:17:26.820 good example of this i've watched a couple

01:17:29.280 of wnba games this year now if i were to come

01:17:32.700 out and try to convince you i was an wnba 0.53

01:17:35.720 expert you would correctly note that i have

01:17:39.780 not watched one wnba game in 15 years but

01:17:44.340 because i kind of like the caitlin clark

01:17:46.020 thing i've been watching a couple of her

01:17:48.880 games here and there are bits and pieces of

01:17:50.540 them am i a wnba expert no should you

01:17:53.700 believe i'm a wnba expert no i don't know

01:17:57.440 anything about the ins and outs of these

01:17:59.020 players i don't know any of the other

01:18:00.380 players in the league all i know is everyone

01:18:03.460 on caitlin clark's team looks like they 0.93

01:18:05.240 suck that's the only thing i could tell 0.95

01:18:07.220 you about watching a couple of her games 0.98

01:18:08.780 she's good everyone else seems like they

01:18:12.540 suck i don't know if that's accurate i 0.94

01:18:14.040 don't know i'm not an expert but it was 0.94

01:18:15.740 i was trying to convince you i was an

01:18:17.540 expert you should correctly not believe

01:18:20.480 anything else i say because i'd obviously

01:18:23.360 be lying to you and that's the situation

01:18:25.120 we're in now with joe biden he's trying

01:18:27.840 to convince you he's a border hawk yeah that

01:18:29.900 is absurd completely crazy it's like

01:18:33.860 it's so beyond the realm of reality how

01:18:38.760 could anybody believe it and deeper than

01:18:42.180 that how could anyone expect it would work 1.00

01:18:44.220 and yet they do that's how dumb they think 1.00

01:18:47.700 their voters are and in some cases they're 0.98

01:18:50.280 right they're right so often triple eight

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01:20:20.600 it's pat and stew for glenn today uh

01:20:33.200 inflation since biden took office is the

01:20:35.880 highest since jimmy carter

01:20:38.280 hmm consumer price index change from

01:20:42.180 inauguration month all the way to the

01:20:44.680 40th month which is where we are now with

01:20:46.540 biden of each president's first term in

01:20:48.740 the last like 60 years ish ish 50 years i

01:20:52.760 guess it's bad uh jimmy carter of course

01:20:56.460 highest because the keep in mind we

01:20:59.960 counted everything back in the carter

01:21:01.940 days um and that's why he got credit for

01:21:05.740 37.8 percent inflation in his first 40

01:21:09.360 months 37.8 percent inflation pretty high

01:21:14.300 yeah that's somewhat high some would say

01:21:16.820 not necessarily a really good job

01:21:20.240 uh joe biden is number two at 19.3 and

01:21:25.240 that's not counting everything that's when

01:21:27.060 they throw out yeah we're not going to

01:21:28.520 count groceries we're not going to count

01:21:31.420 clothing you know they do those kinds of

01:21:33.680 things if it was counted the way jimmy

01:21:36.260 carter's uh inflation was counted it'd be

01:21:39.880 much higher i would i don't know if it'd be

01:21:43.320 double but it'd be a lot higher than it is

01:21:45.140 now so 19.3 percent reagan who was

01:21:48.360 suffering through a lot of uh jimmy 0.99

01:21:50.240 carter's mess his was 18.5 percent at

01:21:53.040 first uh hw bush 15 percent and goes all

01:21:58.340 the way down to uh who do you think had

01:21:59.920 the lowest 40 month total of inflation on

01:22:04.760 the consumer price index

01:22:06.020 calvin coolidge well we'd have to go back

01:22:10.080 every answer is calvin coolidge but

01:22:11.760 not in this particular case um because he

01:22:15.600 was dead at the time okay so being dead

01:22:18.020 kind of eliminates him from this discussion

01:22:19.800 donald j trump 5.1 percent

01:22:24.220 interesting 5.1 that's a 40 month

01:22:27.560 aggregate not bad

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01:23:19.920 welcome to the fusion of entertainment

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01:23:30.840 this is the glenn beck program

01:23:35.840 we're just telling you about the

01:23:40.220 inflation the consumer price index and

01:23:43.200 uh the inflation inauguration month to

01:23:46.660 the 40th month of the presidency which

01:23:48.960 is where we are today and how

01:23:51.020 incredible that is

01:23:52.560 that joe biden

01:23:55.140 has increased inflation by 19.3 percent

01:23:58.760 since he took office

01:23:59.980 only jimmy carter at 37.8 percent

01:24:03.780 did worse in his first 40 months

01:24:06.720 uh stuski yeah i will say that that's

01:24:09.040 pretty good for biden you know he's the

01:24:11.420 worst and the fact that he's only second

01:24:13.240 worst in this one thing is really good for

01:24:15.300 him that's really good putting this in

01:24:16.780 its campaign ads only second worst in this

01:24:20.280 one category

01:24:21.160 i wouldn't be surprised frankly i mean

01:24:25.100 they make uh they make hay out of the

01:24:29.000 worst possible statistics that that they

01:24:32.120 can uh but stew's got stew found some

01:24:34.940 other economic indicators that um are a

01:24:38.140 little bit

01:24:38.460 well i think you're gonna be really

01:24:40.720 excited to hear them frankly we'll get to

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01:25:51.700 interesting uh story i just read from

01:25:58.140 cnbc that bad economic news has been

01:26:02.000 good for stocks but that could change

01:26:05.720 this week they say i i mean that doesn't

01:26:09.000 make any sense right uh either why it

01:26:12.480 has been or or uh why is that about to

01:26:16.440 change then uh we'll get into that in a

01:26:18.820 sec but um you also found some

01:26:20.620 interesting statistics that are maybe not

01:26:24.600 the greatest news for the biden

01:26:26.960 administration i mean some prices are a

01:26:29.980 little bit higher than they were when he

01:26:31.820 took over i would argue these are two

01:26:34.320 jaw-dropping measures of our economy

01:26:37.320 that maybe you haven't heard before okay

01:26:39.300 okay let me start first with orange

01:26:42.560 juice orange juice yes all right do you

01:26:45.620 like a little oj i do in the morning i

01:26:47.500 love me some orange juice a delicious way

01:26:49.660 to start your day i eat at least one

01:26:51.720 orange a day you do yeah every day you

01:26:54.820 are weirdly healthy now though that's

01:26:56.500 annoying yeah it's kind of weird you

01:26:58.340 eat like you're supposed to eat yeah

01:27:00.780 fruits and vegetables and such things

01:27:03.140 that less vegetables and fruit but a lot

01:27:05.760 of fruit and less much less uh processed

01:27:09.460 sugar you um before your uh you had an

01:27:14.320 issue with the diet the diabetes yes as

01:27:17.060 wilford brimley might put it yes uh and

01:27:19.540 uh you went before that issue you ate

01:27:21.620 mainly all mainly all processed sugar yes

01:27:25.360 that's pretty much all you did yeah and

01:27:27.280 sometimes on the sugar i would butter it

01:27:29.820 and then i'd eat it you butter the

01:27:31.360 sugar butter the sugar and then and then

01:27:33.380 eat them both together uh or just take a

01:27:35.540 big scoop full of butter and then dip it

01:27:37.760 in a sugar and just this whole spoon goes

01:27:39.740 in a sugar container yeah it all kind of

01:27:41.640 crystallizes gets on top and then you just

01:27:43.440 eat it by the spoonful exactly and

01:27:45.180 sometimes i'd caramelize it you know with

01:27:46.820 the little uh right i remember that

01:27:48.380 little flame thing to doctors

01:27:50.400 recommended to stop they did recommend

01:27:53.400 that i stopped that immediately and and so 0.84

01:27:56.500 i i did you did it was either that or die 0.81

01:28:00.440 and i thought hmm i think i'll stop then

01:28:05.280 do you still now that you have to eat

01:28:06.680 like healthy do you feel like you're dead

01:28:09.020 does it feel basically like death now

01:28:12.280 you've actually come up with a way of

01:28:13.580 eating it healthy and that you actually

01:28:15.220 like yeah which is impressive yeah does

01:28:17.560 that include oj do you have a glass it

01:28:19.900 does i well not as much orange juice as

01:28:22.500 actual oranges because the orange juice

01:28:24.260 is higher in carbs okay so i am kind of

01:28:27.780 on a low-carb diet okay kind of i'm on a

01:28:30.040 low-carb diet okay and so uh it's easier

01:28:33.300 to just have the orange than the orange

01:28:35.200 juice but it's probably less expensive

01:28:38.620 too yeah what you're about to tell me so

01:28:41.420 frozen concentrated orange juice futures

01:28:44.040 okay that you want to talk about us and i

01:28:47.180 feel bad sometimes you just feel like

01:28:49.680 you're just doing sexy topics just to 0.84

01:28:51.380 get views and listens you know what i

01:28:52.840 mean clicks yeah i was like hey today on

01:28:55.400 the show we're going to discuss frozen

01:28:56.700 concentrated orange juice futures people

01:28:58.500 are just like oh come on you're just

01:28:59.980 you're just playing to the audience now

01:29:02.080 you're just you know that's just

01:29:04.320 populism that's all that is guilty as

01:29:06.320 charged yeah i i have to say you know

01:29:08.140 but on january 1st 2020 and i want to

01:29:13.100 make sure i'm saying this date is clear

01:29:14.940 here i am not saying march 18th 2020

01:29:18.700 because you look at some economic

01:29:20.060 measures you can put this is what biden

01:29:21.880 does with employment numbers oh man

01:29:24.440 measures from the bottom of covid to

01:29:26.760 make it look like he's done a good job

01:29:28.700 which he is not yeah but that's what

01:29:31.840 they do i've added 11 million jobs well

01:29:34.260 okay you were in first of all cheered on

01:29:37.940 and then we're completely responsible for

01:29:40.180 shutting down businesses across the

01:29:41.900 country i don't know maybe you can't

01:29:44.300 take credit when you let them open up

01:29:47.060 again and people got back to work but

01:29:49.980 that's a whole nother story i bring that

01:29:51.780 up just to point out this measures from

01:29:53.820 january 1st 2020 so before covid 19

01:29:57.660 started certainly here in america at

01:30:01.800 that time january 1st 2020 was 95 cents a

01:30:05.360 pound for again frozen concentrated orange

01:30:08.780 juice futures okay the price today

01:30:13.020 from 95 cents a pound yeah to four

01:30:18.440 dollars and 87 cents a pound oh my god

01:30:21.840 we are at five times the price wow for

01:30:26.100 frozen concentrated orange juice futures

01:30:29.820 now wow you of course have probably

01:30:34.780 noticed when you're shopping that

01:30:36.180 orange juice looks more expensive that's

01:30:37.860 how much more expensive they are the

01:30:40.040 orange juice is and that's a staple of

01:30:42.580 an american breakfast right like yeah it

01:30:45.260 is again another piece of of american

01:30:48.500 culture foundation right of of the quote

01:30:53.120 unquote most important meal of the day

01:30:55.420 that is now five times what it was in

01:30:58.900 january of 2020 but that's not all that's

01:31:03.340 not all pat in fact this one i think

01:31:06.380 because you know i guess you could make

01:31:07.840 the art you can have some i don't know

01:31:09.120 sunny delight you can go to sunny d water

01:31:11.880 you can go to water you can do what i do

01:31:14.960 and and just drink concentrated aspartame

01:31:17.700 whatever you want you can you can change

01:31:20.160 up your drink this one's a little more

01:31:22.060 difficult to to avoid we know the mortgage

01:31:26.120 prices have gone up for people because of

01:31:28.860 the the rates have gone up the mortgage

01:31:30.700 rates have gone up it's increasing house

01:31:33.140 cost for every individual that wants to

01:31:35.920 buy a home

01:31:36.380 but i don't think i've ever seen it like

01:31:39.680 this this again is from the new york times

01:31:41.520 i'm trying to do my best to not pull from

01:31:43.780 some conservative person who's going to

01:31:46.040 say oh well you know of course biden's

01:31:48.660 bad i want people who think biden is

01:31:51.280 wonderful to tell me this stuff to make

01:31:53.680 sure you know it's completely uh checked

01:31:57.060 here we go economist put it to me like this

01:32:00.380 is the author if you were to sell your

01:32:02.600 house today and buy an identical one

01:32:06.000 across the street you're same neighborhood

01:32:09.980 same neighborhood same house basically

01:32:12.020 think of the house across the street that's

01:32:13.340 very similar to yours if you were to sell

01:32:15.560 your house today and buy an identical one

01:32:17.280 across the street your payment would double

01:32:21.260 oh my gosh wow now this is in you know if you

01:32:26.120 have a an interest rate that you maybe had a

01:32:27.840 few years ago now this does not factor in

01:32:30.680 how much the house across the street has

01:32:32.680 increased in value that's just assuming more

01:32:36.020 than double yeah of course this is just

01:32:37.800 assuming that the price is the exact same

01:32:41.060 as your house right like the same price

01:32:42.940 you guys pay for the same few years apart

01:32:45.000 that would not happen of course the prices

01:32:46.800 have gone up largely because of it and

01:32:50.120 they've gone up a lot but other reasons as

01:32:51.920 well but you're talking about a situation

01:32:53.860 where getting the same thing costs you

01:32:57.300 double and none of that wow is reflected

01:33:00.520 in your inflation numbers the inflation

01:33:04.900 numbers do not measure and never have but

01:33:08.080 don't measure they don't really go into the

01:33:10.160 mortgage rate costs so when you're in play

01:33:13.240 your interest rates go up that's not the

01:33:15.800 type of thing it will it will measure the

01:33:18.840 change of house cost right so if you're

01:33:22.060 buying something for 200,000 it's 300,000

01:33:24.580 it will notice that difference but what it

01:33:26.440 doesn't notice is the fact that you paid

01:33:28.140 three percent when you bought the house

01:33:29.660 last time you're paying seven or eight

01:33:31.080 now and this is why and I know we were

01:33:33.180 talking about this off the air a little

01:33:34.420 bit people who are reconsidering home

01:33:37.080 ownership looking to maybe sell their

01:33:38.620 house maybe move into you know either a

01:33:42.160 rental or go buy another house it's a

01:33:44.540 tough decision for them because what you

01:33:47.680 buy for the same amount of money kind of 0.89

01:33:51.560 sucks like you go and you look at okay 0.99

01:33:54.720 I'm trading out this house for a new one 1.00

01:33:57.640 well let's just say I want to make the

01:34:00.560 same payment or ideally less but what are

01:34:03.180 you getting for that you're getting a

01:34:04.440 third of the house or a quarter of the

01:34:05.920 house or at the very best maybe a half of

01:34:08.920 the amount of house and a lot of people

01:34:10.680 don't want to do that you know I have a

01:34:12.540 friend who who was who had a three

01:34:14.740 percent mortgage on their house which a

01:34:16.780 lot of people did obviously from back

01:34:18.100 in the day and we're trying to consider

01:34:20.040 whether they should buy they should

01:34:21.880 sell their home and when they decided

01:34:23.780 to do it they were making a big profit

01:34:25.420 on the sale because the price the house

01:34:27.660 of the price of the house had gone up

01:34:29.940 but they couldn't really do anything

01:34:32.440 with that money because they needed to

01:34:33.640 move somewhere else and then wound up

01:34:35.860 taking this profit that they got and

01:34:38.000 dumping it into new mortgage payments

01:34:42.080 where they're most it was going to

01:34:43.500 interest like how does that benefit you

01:34:46.660 you're getting a worse house and more

01:34:48.320 of your money is going to interest

01:34:49.320 however if you don't reinvest it in a

01:34:51.680 house then the federal government's

01:34:53.820 going to come and take yep like half of 0.82

01:34:55.520 it yeah yeah it's a no-win proposition

01:34:59.240 right now and that's one of the

01:35:00.980 reasons why housing costs are going up

01:35:02.860 so much because people are facing that

01:35:05.240 decision and deciding you know what I'm

01:35:06.460 just gonna stay and what the article is

01:35:10.580 is actually about starter homes and it's

01:35:14.420 a pretty interesting read again in the

01:35:15.960 New York Times talking about how these

01:35:18.940 young people growing up they get their 0.96

01:35:22.820 first house a starter home and the way

01:35:25.080 that's supposed to work is what Pat like

01:35:26.560 you you buy your starter home your

01:35:28.460 family grows your income grows you buy a

01:35:30.660 home it's a little bit bigger now you

01:35:31.800 got three kids instead of one and you buy

01:35:34.680 a home that's a little bit bigger you

01:35:35.620 need extra bedrooms blah blah blah this is

01:35:37.520 life this has been American life forever

01:35:38.980 mm-hmm well right now people aren't

01:35:42.000 leaving those starter homes because they

01:35:43.680 can't move up because of what has

01:35:45.680 happened under Joe Biden yeah and so

01:35:49.040 they there's no big supply of homes for

01:35:50.920 them to to go to so they wind up staying

01:35:54.420 in the small house jamming extra kids

01:35:56.300 into bedrooms and sharing bedrooms and

01:35:58.500 doing all these things and they're not

01:36:00.180 moving up the ladder anymore this is real

01:36:03.220 I was also reading that older Americans

01:36:06.560 are staying in their home because they

01:36:09.320 bought their home at a much lower

01:36:11.140 interest rate it's worth a lot more now

01:36:13.820 and they could sell it for more but

01:36:15.560 they'd have to turn around and buy

01:36:17.820 something that's much more expensive at

01:36:19.440 a higher interest rate yeah so they're

01:36:21.000 keeping their homes too yeah so it's you

01:36:24.000 know that that's another reason that

01:36:26.460 both ends of the spectrum are making it

01:36:30.280 difficult because of the inventory so yeah

01:36:33.920 the housing price has nowhere to go but

01:36:35.720 yeah I mean like there's a bunch of

01:36:37.500 different you know sites you can go to

01:36:40.060 but like you know Titan is one that I

01:36:41.820 know of that does they search for your

01:36:43.940 best in interest rates that you can just

01:36:45.800 make on cash so if you got cash sitting

01:36:47.280 in your bank account they've maximize the

01:36:50.360 amount you can make on it right now it

01:36:51.920 looks like their smart cash is 5.29% so

01:36:55.940 cash you're keeping in your bank account

01:36:57.820 5.29% if you got 3% mortgage what's the

01:37:04.040 incentive to pay that off yeah you want

01:37:06.400 to stay with that forever you know

01:37:08.540 depending on your situation there's

01:37:09.660 obviously some exceptions to that but

01:37:11.060 like it's an asset to protect because

01:37:14.680 you can have money just sitting there

01:37:15.800 and you're earning more money from it

01:37:17.540 just sitting in a bank account than you

01:37:19.440 are by paying off your mortgage early I

01:37:22.000 mean that's that's very rare in history

01:37:23.900 that that's that's a thing now that's

01:37:26.220 not been common for sure and you know

01:37:28.540 this is we could say this over and over

01:37:30.020 it's just like five dollar orange juice

01:37:32.900 concentrated futures you don't see that

01:37:35.180 very often it's not supposed to be this

01:37:39.280 way and that really should be the thing

01:37:41.760 the prism that we're looking at this

01:37:43.340 entire election through not supposed to

01:37:45.280 be like this yeah because what do they

01:37:47.160 tell us all through the 90s it's the 1.00

01:37:48.740 economy stupid it's the economy well why 1.00

01:37:51.840 aren't they saying that now because 1.00

01:37:53.860 they got nothing on the Democrats can't

01:37:56.880 say that and so they don't want it

01:37:58.980 mentioned uh they they can't argue the

01:38:03.040 economy right now because the economy is

01:38:05.660 not good as much as they try to tell us

01:38:08.120 it is I mean you look at the statistics

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01:39:21.660 patent stew for glenn today uh did you

01:39:34.580 see this story from oregon um a trump

01:39:38.160 appointed federal judge patrick bumittai

01:39:40.380 a just dissented in a in a court case

01:39:44.660 and issued a warning to americans

01:39:46.920 because it's so outrageous what's

01:39:49.400 going on in oregon right now he he

01:39:52.240 wrote in his dissenting opinion i do

01:39:54.440 not say this lightly the injunction the

01:39:56.620 majority affirms here is both reckless

01:39:59.040 and extreme it orders the state of

01:40:01.700 oregon to release from jail all criminal

01:40:05.680 defendants defendants who've left their

01:40:09.860 phone on yes pat has left his phone

01:40:11.760 all criminal defendants yeah left their

01:40:13.200 phone on uh in oregon in oregon in

01:40:15.460 oregon and texas wow wow you're really

01:40:18.060 not good you're in serious trouble i'm

01:40:19.640 in real trouble right now uh it orders

01:40:22.180 the state of oregon to release from jail

01:40:24.200 all criminal defendants not appointed

01:40:26.400 state-funded counsel within seven days

01:40:28.880 of their initial appearance given the

01:40:31.580 complexities of the situation and the

01:40:33.400 shortage of public defense counsel the

01:40:35.680 result of this order is that more than a

01:40:37.740 hundred criminal defendants will be

01:40:39.580 immediately released from jail those

01:40:42.660 being released are not sitting there

01:40:44.160 for some petty offense just look at the

01:40:46.600 charges of the named petitioners here

01:40:48.760 they're accused of rape kidnapping

01:40:51.040 strangulation assaulting a police

01:40:53.700 officer public indecency and burglary all

01:40:56.780 will now be released into oregon's

01:40:58.680 communities and of course i'll stay

01:41:00.580 right there so nobody else has to worry

01:41:02.220 about this oh that's this is oregon's

01:41:03.780 problem that's good don't worry about

01:41:05.200 it uh but this is not the end of it

01:41:09.560 countless others will be released on an

01:41:12.080 ongoing basis because the injunction

01:41:14.000 applies prospectively to avoid the

01:41:16.920 inevitable chaos our court wisely paused

01:41:19.560 the district court's extraordinary order

01:41:22.040 pending appeal but that wisdom has run

01:41:25.080 out the majority now endorses the release

01:41:28.140 scheme lifts the stay of the injunction

01:41:31.140 and lets it take immediate effect by doing

01:41:35.340 so the ninth circuit is now complicit in a

01:41:38.440 judicial jailbreak i fear the coming

01:41:41.420 disorder yeah really worry about it yeah

01:41:45.440 why worry about that that's sure they're

01:41:47.440 all wonderful people so they've committed 0.91

01:41:49.920 rape strangulation yeah assault let them 0.73

01:41:54.080 out uh they just let them go i'm sure

01:41:56.580 they'll be fine now i'm sure they're all

01:41:59.180 rehabilitated and uh they're just going to

01:42:01.760 be good decent all american citizens in

01:42:05.180 oregon that'll be great it's so funny

01:42:07.600 they let everyone out of prison but then

01:42:09.900 at the same time cheer on when a guy gets

01:42:12.740 convicted of 34 felonies because he made

01:42:15.980 one payment right right and entered it

01:42:20.620 wrong on a piece of paper questionably i

01:42:22.820 mean i would even say questionably for

01:42:24.600 for sure i mean what did he he he he again

01:42:28.540 he didn't write anything down this is

01:42:30.600 another point right he didn't write

01:42:32.140 anything down um he doesn't keep his own

01:42:34.800 books no he does someone else had a

01:42:37.660 drop down there's a drop down menu in

01:42:39.620 this program right like if you're doing

01:42:41.380 a tax program there's a drop down menu in

01:42:42.880 the program one of the options was

01:42:44.960 accounting services or excuse me uh

01:42:47.040 attorney fees or attorney services um and

01:42:50.540 that's the one they used and they said

01:42:52.000 well that's not really what it was it was

01:42:53.740 actually hush money to porn star and

01:42:55.580 that that's not in the drop down menu

01:42:57.080 there's no hush money to porn star in the

01:42:59.560 drop down menu now maybe if there were

01:43:01.600 you could be a little more upset about

01:43:03.920 such things but no this was this just

01:43:06.980 said you know uh attorney fees or attorney

01:43:09.260 retainer and that is it was a payment to

01:43:13.920 his attorney i mean i again like i don't

01:43:16.960 even know it doesn't seem to me like they

01:43:18.720 made the case that it even went to her

01:43:20.580 because didn't she she signed a thing that

01:43:23.080 did that it never happened years ago

01:43:25.760 right didn't she she well she said the

01:43:28.480 affair did not happen right she didn't 1.00

01:43:30.340 say the payment didn't happen if the

01:43:32.340 affair didn't happen why would the 1.00

01:43:33.960 payment happen well of course you know

01:43:36.580 there's argument to say that maybe the

01:43:39.180 affair didn't happen right like i guess

01:43:40.680 like the argument is that she wasn't

01:43:42.920 telling the truth in 2018 right and it is

01:43:45.540 now but again you still have to believe

01:43:46.780 that she did say that publicly multiple

01:43:48.680 times that it didn't happen she also

01:43:50.520 said the opposite multiple times uh that

01:43:52.660 it did happen so i don't know you know

01:43:54.460 again but that's not even important it

01:43:56.180 it was a bookkeeping case it had nothing

01:43:58.580 to do with whether they had sex or not

01:44:00.280 yet of course that was all allowed into

01:44:03.060 the trial all the details about how she

01:44:05.700 the room started spinning

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01:46:00.380 888-727-BECK uh i guess some polls have

01:46:04.260 been released since uh conviction day

01:46:07.040 yeah and it's been people are you know

01:46:09.760 looking at at how this will be affected

01:46:12.580 and to give you kind of a prelude to

01:46:14.300 this pat leading into this there was a

01:46:16.820 poll by siena college i think it was that

01:46:21.020 said it asked an interesting question first

01:46:24.840 they asked who are you supporting for

01:46:25.880 president okay yeah and obviously there

01:46:28.360 was a split between trump and biden the

01:46:31.080 people who said trump though they took

01:46:33.880 those people out and isolated them and

01:46:35.480 said okay you voted for you already said

01:46:37.360 you're a trump supporter now would you

01:46:42.140 change your mind and vote for joe biden

01:46:44.880 if donald trump were convicted of a

01:46:48.120 felony okay and this is an interesting

01:46:50.840 question because i think if you just ask

01:46:52.880 that generally you might get some

01:46:54.280 democrats who say they're republicans

01:46:56.500 who are going to change their votes you

01:46:58.280 might get some you know independence

01:47:01.580 who are like well really on the fence or

01:47:04.980 not really committed you might even get

01:47:07.200 some trump voters who are like ah i'm

01:47:10.960 gonna vote for i don't know rfk jr or

01:47:13.220 another third party candidate right this

01:47:15.980 is very specific these are people who

01:47:17.920 before they knew where they were being

01:47:19.100 asked this they were asked who they were

01:47:21.920 supporting and they said donald trump

01:47:23.420 they volunteered donald trump and then

01:47:26.300 were asked would you switch from donald

01:47:29.300 trump to joe biden so think about who

01:47:32.540 that person is i mean i can't think of

01:47:34.640 anybody that i know off the top of my

01:47:37.100 head that would be like you know what i'm

01:47:38.280 about to vote for donald trump but

01:47:39.520 you know i'm gonna vote for joe biden

01:47:42.380 instead like there's very little no way

01:47:44.160 crossover there now there is crossover with

01:47:46.840 rfk or other third party candidates like i

01:47:49.100 do know people who are like well i really

01:47:51.920 i'm struggling with donald trump for this

01:47:53.540 reason or another or i really like rfk but

01:47:56.520 i'm considering trump like i i know those

01:47:58.640 people i don't know anyone who's like you

01:48:02.280 know i right now i'll tell you donald trump

01:48:03.940 but i may change my mind to joe biden i

01:48:06.040 don't know anyone no way one not one

01:48:09.040 single person who's considering that nope

01:48:11.020 or the other way around like if you're like

01:48:13.300 i'm going to vote for joe biden but you

01:48:15.680 know i might just consider trump i don't

01:48:17.140 even know those people anymore most of

01:48:18.760 those people i think have already moved

01:48:20.020 yeah right like i think there was a lot of

01:48:21.780 those people that exist but like most of

01:48:24.560 those people have already made that

01:48:25.880 decision after watching the last four

01:48:27.360 years so thinking about this the trump

01:48:30.580 the percentage of trump supporters who

01:48:33.200 said before the conviction they would

01:48:35.440 switch to joe biden if he was convicted

01:48:38.460 of a felony was seven percent seven percent

01:48:41.280 of trump voters said they would do that now

01:48:43.620 that's high to me i was surprised it was

01:48:45.220 that high yeah but if you think about what

01:48:47.080 does that mean overall you're talking about

01:48:48.960 probably like three percent of overall

01:48:51.580 voters would fall into that category so

01:48:53.940 the question is if those people are to be

01:48:56.180 believed which i'm a big skeptic on like i

01:48:59.200 don't i don't believe people who make that

01:49:03.140 determination i mean a large chunk of

01:49:05.800 this you have to think of is people

01:49:08.100 projecting how they may feel five months

01:49:12.360 from now five months away from this verdict

01:49:14.860 you know a lot's gonna happen a lot is

01:49:20.100 gonna happen in the next you know 20 plus

01:49:22.580 weeks of watching this election on a day-to-day

01:49:25.340 basis but if you take them at their word

01:49:28.060 apparently gonna have at least two debates

01:49:31.340 right which could make a difference in

01:49:33.440 some people's minds one of which by the

01:49:34.940 way is three weeks away yeah yeah and now

01:49:37.840 will joe biden drop out of that because

01:49:41.700 he won't debate a felon i wouldn't be

01:49:44.100 surprised at all because he just uses that

01:49:45.960 as an excuse yep i won't how i can't i will

01:49:49.680 not debate a felon a convicted felon i will

01:49:54.040 not get on the same stage with him i could

01:49:56.920 see that happening absolutely just to get

01:49:59.040 out of this thing now will he will he sit

01:50:00.880 at the same thanksgiving dinner table as

01:50:03.320 his son who will probably also be a

01:50:05.100 convicted felon by then apparently that's

01:50:06.660 not a problem no that's fine that's

01:50:08.400 totally fine and but we will do know

01:50:09.920 that the justice system will let us down

01:50:11.900 again then it's impossible to question

01:50:14.620 this now but by the time that happens it

01:50:18.380 will be totally questionable once once

01:50:20.600 more so get ready for that yes and the

01:50:22.940 next supreme court ruling they don't

01:50:24.420 like uh that will be a judicial system 0.97

01:50:27.860 that just sucks yes yes we and you should 0.98

01:50:30.500 question and it's illegitimate and you 0.97

01:50:32.600 know so it's incredible so there's been i

01:50:35.960 think five polls that have come out that

01:50:38.000 have had some measure as to what

01:50:39.300 happened since this uh conviction

01:50:41.960 happened uh and i'm doing this by memory

01:50:44.340 but it was five polls it was two polls

01:50:46.500 showed a move to joe biden by two percent

01:50:50.700 two percentage points one two polls showed

01:50:55.740 no change at all and one poll showed a

01:50:59.380 one-point movement to donald trump

01:51:01.100 wow so basically i mean if you summarize

01:51:04.980 these five polls what you would find is

01:51:06.940 basically nothing basically no movement at

01:51:11.120 all pretty much everyone stayed in their

01:51:12.800 lanes now you would if you average all

01:51:15.120 that out you'd wind up with a you know a

01:51:17.980 a quarter of a point or three quarters of

01:51:20.220 a point toward biden and movement uh which

01:51:23.000 is somewhat similar uh you know it's a it's a

01:51:27.160 fraction of that seven percent of trump

01:51:29.040 voters switching maybe there have been a

01:51:30.960 few you know i mean i'm not saying that

01:51:33.420 there hasn't been any i just i'm surprised

01:51:35.420 and i don't know the profile of that

01:51:37.640 person but it wouldn't be surprising if a

01:51:39.700 few people changed on that especially in

01:51:41.780 the in the direct aftermath i'm much more

01:51:43.900 skeptical of it holding up over months i

01:51:45.680 mean if you think about all the things

01:51:47.820 we're going to be dealing with over the

01:51:49.300 next five months of election coverage the

01:51:52.220 idea that something that happened in late

01:51:54.800 may is going to be the determinative factor

01:51:56.800 for the 2024 election is really surprising if

01:51:59.980 that's what happens i'll be shocked

01:52:01.200 yeah me too and it'll be tough to detect but

01:52:04.680 i think gas prices will be a more compelling

01:52:07.220 issue than than the trial by that yeah

01:52:12.240 and the soddies just raised the prices 0.54

01:52:14.780 again so uh our gas prices are probably

01:52:17.800 gonna go up again and man just uh last week

01:52:22.540 uh the time before last it's weird because i i

01:52:27.280 paid 92 50 to fill up my gas tank 90 on a

01:52:32.560 four-door sedan 92 50 i mean that's and

01:52:37.420 that's here and here in texas which

01:52:39.240 prices are relatively low right yeah it's

01:52:42.020 not california where they're what five six 0.70

01:52:43.800 dollars a gallon i was in california um

01:52:46.320 i don't know a month ago and you know in a

01:52:49.540 new were they then uh back to the airport

01:52:51.340 and i saw one over seven dollars a gallon

01:52:53.380 oh my gosh seven dollars a gallon and i

01:52:57.380 was too slow with my fat fingers to take a

01:52:59.260 picture of it in my phone but i did see it

01:53:01.240 uh and there were some that were the sixes

01:53:03.240 as well uh some of them were a little bit

01:53:04.920 lower but you know it was los angeles yeah so

01:53:08.320 not the cheapest area i would assume of of uh

01:53:11.400 of california but still i mean wow how do

01:53:13.980 you live there between the housing prices and

01:53:15.940 the gas prices yeah it's crazy too because

01:53:18.600 like there the gas prices in new york city

01:53:20.660 are really high but like also you don't

01:53:23.160 usually buy gas in manhattan right like

01:53:26.080 yeah most people don't have cars the the

01:53:28.520 cabs that are fueling up are not fueling up

01:53:30.320 in you know midtown manhattan like

01:53:32.660 los angeles the entire car everywhere you

01:53:36.240 go is a car yeah you know you we were just

01:53:39.720 going from uh i think we were staying in

01:53:41.720 west hollywood going downtown to to go to a

01:53:44.420 show we were out there for the comedy show um

01:53:48.000 uh and it was 45 minutes we're in it was

01:53:52.180 like los angeles to los angeles 45 minutes to

01:53:56.580 an hour with traffic it was over an hour

01:53:58.240 actually it was 45 minutes like just a

01:53:59.960 normal drive like barely basically without

01:54:01.920 traffic it's not far it just takes you

01:54:05.140 forever you're on surface streets you're

01:54:06.720 driving everywhere and you're not

01:54:08.740 necessarily on highways most of the time

01:54:10.820 it's it was really bad uh but i can't

01:54:14.560 even really bad i i how gavin newsom could

01:54:17.180 get one single vote i would think if he

01:54:20.580 ran when he ran for re-election he would

01:54:22.680 be shut out he would get zero percent

01:54:25.240 like they'd be like gavin didn't you even

01:54:27.640 vote for yourself he's like i couldn't

01:54:28.900 bring myself to do it like that's what

01:54:30.420 that how that election should have gone

01:54:31.660 a piss poor job that i couldn't even vote

01:54:33.440 for me i couldn't and you guys don't even 0.63

01:54:35.280 know that half of it i've been there for

01:54:36.660 all the stuff like i know how bad it is

01:54:40.000 i'm the least likely guy to vote for me 0.95

01:54:41.900 i'm most aware of the crap i remember 0.99

01:54:45.060 what a hypocrite i am yeah i told 0.99

01:54:47.140 everybody else they couldn't go out and 0.97

01:54:48.860 then i went out and you guys just saw me

01:54:50.820 that one time at the french laundry i was

01:54:52.700 out like every night that week on like

01:54:56.420 april 18th 2020 i was out at a three

01:54:59.460 course meal you know he was you know

01:55:01.600 care at all he doesn't care at all he's

01:55:04.800 absolutely terrible but i mean are you

01:55:07.340 surprised by i mean i'm not surprised i

01:55:10.400 just feel like people are entrenched i

01:55:12.180 don't think you're gonna see much

01:55:13.240 movement from this type of stuff now look

01:55:15.660 if it winds up turning out that it's a

01:55:17.420 three-quarters of a point in the national

01:55:19.080 vote actually moves because of this and

01:55:21.480 we'll never know for sure but if that

01:55:23.000 does occur it could be the difference in

01:55:24.760 the election i mean i don't know if you've

01:55:27.280 gone through the process yet pat of like

01:55:28.980 building maps and like looking at

01:55:31.060 electoral votes uh you know i have not

01:55:33.380 like you know nerds do but if you kind of

01:55:36.040 look at like the states the way we expect

01:55:38.940 this to go out and leave the most obvious

01:55:41.800 six swing states right you have a before we

01:55:45.980 fill in any of the swing states you've got

01:55:47.840 trump at 235 biden 226 okay if you want to

01:55:53.000 give georgia to trump that brings you to 251

01:55:58.220 all right you want to go nevada to trump

01:56:01.120 he's pulled very well there that gets you

01:56:02.500 to 257 okay and you're getting close

01:56:05.020 you're gonna give arizona 70 right yeah

01:56:06.680 i'm gonna give arizona to trump that gets

01:56:08.280 you to 268 oh we're two away right the

01:56:12.020 problem here is oh man you still need to

01:56:14.280 win either wisconsin michigan or

01:56:17.260 pennsylvania pennsylvania's looking pretty

01:56:19.960 good isn't it the polling is very very

01:56:21.980 close in all three of those states yeah

01:56:23.580 basically toss up territory so you put all

01:56:26.380 three of those in in uh biden's category

01:56:28.860 he wins 270 to 268 now that there's a

01:56:32.220 couple of districts that you're assuming

01:56:33.480 there imagine if it's that close oh my

01:56:35.600 gosh god now if it's 270 268 the other

01:56:39.260 way i assure you they will tell you it's

01:56:42.840 stolen yeah they will they will tell you

01:56:45.280 it's stolen and you will say wait a

01:56:47.520 minute weren't you saying for the past

01:56:49.300 four years about election denial yeah what

01:56:51.860 about that and they will act like they

01:56:53.940 never said it they will that is how that

01:56:56.720 will occur you can write it down right

01:56:59.720 now that is what they will do just like

01:57:03.180 they will do it when if hunter biden gets

01:57:05.860 convicted to multiple years in prison they

01:57:09.760 will tell you it was unfair it was a

01:57:12.580 republican yep operated effort to target

01:57:18.500 the president's son of course i don't

01:57:20.440 think he's going to be convicted but but if

01:57:22.280 he is if he is that is what they will

01:57:23.860 tell you yep so right now if you look at

01:57:27.180 these uh polls pat and you kind of just

01:57:31.000 glance around the three states we just

01:57:33.980 gave to you know uh trump look pretty good

01:57:37.680 for him he's up four points in arizona

01:57:39.360 and again four point lead in arizona does

01:57:41.560 not in five months out does not mean he's

01:57:43.060 winning it but no but he's looking pretty

01:57:45.040 good indication his polling in nevada has

01:57:47.660 been very good up five crazy good he was

01:57:49.840 up 12 in one of the polls uh average is

01:57:52.840 5.4 points is according to real clear

01:57:54.580 politics all right um and i'll give you

01:57:56.180 the third state there which was georgia

01:57:57.960 and that one trump leads by 4.8 so he's

01:58:00.520 got a margin there that's you know pretty

01:58:02.900 good right on the s this outskirts of

01:58:05.200 margin of error yeah maybe a little bit

01:58:06.880 beyond it and so in those states if you go

01:58:09.400 to the other three states he'd have to win

01:58:11.180 one of them things get a lot more tight he

01:58:13.300 is up by 0.1 percent in wisconsin wow in

01:58:17.520 the polls geez now he's outperformed wow in

01:58:19.900 wisconsin the last couple of elections uh

01:58:22.260 what polling said but he's up by 0.1 percent

01:58:24.860 there in michigan he's up by half a point

01:58:27.720 on average and in pennsylvania he is up by

01:58:30.840 2.3 points now pennsylvania a little bit

01:58:34.700 more cushion than those other two states but

01:58:36.360 man that's it's not a it's not a definite

01:58:39.260 home run it's close when it comes to the

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02:00:15.080 and welcome it is pat and stew just uh opening up my box here which i have received

02:00:44.840 the brand new father's day a box box of kexy cookies

02:00:49.680 which this one i am this is is this the strawberry lemonade one it is

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02:01:04.640 these though i have zero calories though right still very close to very close to zero it might be

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02:01:45.660 studios america new episode coming up uh we've got we're gonna go into the trump trial and some of

02:01:50.240 this polling go a little deeper than we were able to hear today uh go into some of the polling and how

02:01:54.860 this is changing what we should look for as far as effects and some of the dumb reactions

02:01:58.820 from the left we'll get into that stuff some there's we have is there any other reaction from 0.75

02:02:04.200 the left than dumb i don't think that's about the only kind of reaction that uh you hear from them 1.00

02:02:10.760 or see from them it really is incredible they're so stupid it's so disingenuous like just like give 1.00

02:02:17.220 in a little bit just say look we know how bad this looks i get it and like look i think trump has 1.00

02:02:23.100 been the blow the worst blah blah blah could say all those things but this is ridiculous this 0.64

02:02:28.260 particular outcome is absurd you know who's the closest maybe to saying that is bill maher

02:02:33.900 and he's the only one yeah the only one and he's you know he does he count anymore like no because

02:02:40.220 he is he is still a liberal but he just is so now like i mean the left has gone so far out of bounds

02:02:48.760 that i don't think he can go there with them he's kind of in his own category now yeah he's no longer

02:02:53.640 a typical leftist he's now just you know like what used to be a typical leftist or a typical democrat

02:02:59.240 now i don't even can't i don't think that he even belongs in the party anymore no not at all

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 04, 2024

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