The Glenn Beck Program - May 19, 2020


The Shutdowns Are a 'Trial Run' | Guests: James Rollins & Sabo | 5⧸19⧸20


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 3 minutes

Words per Minute

160.16183

Word Count

19,766

Sentence Count

1,546

Misogynist Sentences

26

Hate Speech Sentences

39


Summary

Glenn Beck is joined by California's Mayor Gavin Newsom to discuss immigration reform, the housing market, and more. Glenn also discusses Ravi Zacharias' tragic passing and the new normal of police brutality in America.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hello, America, and welcome to Tuesday. So glad that you're here today. We've got a lot to discuss.
00:00:07.280 Let me just get this out because I know you have a lot of fans in the audience, fans of Ravi Zacharias.
00:00:13.200 He passed away yesterday, last night, from cancer. He had been struggling and was in great, great pain.
00:00:21.180 He is with the Lord today. Amen and hallelujah.
00:00:24.840 We have a lot of good news to share with you, and I think we're going to start in New Jersey, but there are sheriffs now starting to step up.
00:00:34.900 We've told you for years, sheriffs are the key to your liberty.
00:00:39.640 Sheriffs are stepping up, but we also have a mayor in California who's going to be joining us today who has made his city a sanctuary city, a sanctuary for businesses.
00:00:52.740 You've got to love this. That's coming up. Also, something you really need to watch for, and it is everywhere.
00:01:01.100 It is the new normal. We'll explain. And yes, spooky dude is involved. We do that in one minute.
00:01:12.520 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:01:15.040 So, I am really glad to hear this. The housing market is on fire right now, and I don't mean like burning itself down to the ground.
00:01:25.640 A little ray of sunshine right now, this could be it.
00:01:28.960 It shows signs now, the housing market, that it is stable and actually doing well in some areas.
00:01:37.040 I'm guessing that if I was selling my house in California, you've got to believe it's going to go well for me, huh?
00:01:50.080 No, I don't think so. I really don't think so.
00:01:53.120 Here's the thing. We have Democrats and their policies largely to thank for the housing market doing well.
00:02:00.280 Wait a minute. Yeah, that's because people are moving from these oppressive states, and they're moving to warmer states, for one thing.
00:02:14.620 And the warmth is being provided by something we like to call the Bill of Rights.
00:02:19.700 Yes, but California set the Bill of Rights on fire, and we're quite warm from that.
00:02:26.320 Large city areas have become so draconian that people are moving.
00:02:31.700 L.A.'s lockdown may not last three months after all, but who knows?
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00:03:06.740 Hey, I have to just play this audio because it was...
00:03:14.480 You know, I'd like to say sometimes there's victory in the small things, but this is not a small thing.
00:03:18.980 This is happening in New Jersey. A cop showed up to a gym that was opening its doors against the governor's order,
00:03:27.800 and the cop showed up, and everybody in the crowd started to say,
00:03:33.260 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You know, you don't have...
00:03:36.060 Let me quote.
00:03:37.280 You have the right to refuse unconstitutional orders.
00:03:40.440 Freedom!
00:03:41.620 Good to see Mel Gibson was there.
00:03:43.600 You swore to protect our rights.
00:03:45.860 That's when the cop put his hand up, like, listen, listen to me.
00:03:49.300 Please, don't say anymore.
00:03:50.680 Don't say anymore. You're going to feel really bad when you're here.
00:03:52.840 Just listen to me.
00:03:54.020 And here's what he said.
00:03:55.960 Speak your peace, and don't worry about it.
00:03:58.520 We are and we're only here for everybody's safety today.
00:04:02.560 We plan for the worst, hope for the best, and it seems like that's what we have out here today.
00:04:07.000 It's the best.
00:04:07.660 Normally, you are all in violation of the executive order.
00:04:12.480 On that note, on that note, have a good day.
00:04:17.120 Everybody be safe.
00:04:17.800 Thank you.
00:04:23.480 You've got to love these cops.
00:04:25.600 USA! USA! USA!
00:04:28.820 You know what I wanted in this moment?
00:04:30.640 I wanted Al Michaels to say,
00:04:32.700 Do you believe in miracles?
00:04:34.460 I mean, it was that moment.
00:04:39.640 And with that, have a nice day.
00:04:48.700 I mean, it was that moment last night where America came roaring back,
00:04:54.440 and they're not alone.
00:04:56.180 Let me give you this one.
00:04:57.580 This was posted by the sheriff of the second most densely populated county in Illinois.
00:05:03.040 He says the governor has trampled on his First Amendment rights.
00:05:07.560 Now, listen to this.
00:05:08.580 This is what he posted on Facebook.
00:05:10.820 I feel that my own First Amendment constitutional right to free speech
00:05:14.360 has been completely trampled on by a governor
00:05:17.260 who has threatened my office's reimbursement and grant funds
00:05:22.040 as a tool to force me not to speak.
00:05:25.640 I just can't do it anymore.
00:05:27.420 I stand with our citizens and our businesses of DuPage County
00:05:30.980 who have offered no trouble nor any resistance to any rule we have put upon them,
00:05:36.780 no matter how strange.
00:05:39.060 In fact, they have communally helped support us during this pandemic
00:05:43.020 with resources and physical help.
00:05:46.520 Law enforcement officers are not stormtroopers.
00:05:50.800 We are peacekeepers.
00:05:52.280 We can reopen responsibly and with proper care.
00:05:56.220 We're not just going to open with no precautions,
00:05:58.300 but science suggests a potentially different route.
00:06:01.440 Did we all say from the beginning that we would follow science to the correct end?
00:06:06.860 This is not the time to introduce a society of fear into our society
00:06:11.660 by threatening Class A misdemeanors.
00:06:13.660 But instead, it's time to assist our citizens and businesses to get back on their feet.
00:06:18.240 I feel DuPage County is ready to reopen responsibly before everything is gone,
00:06:23.600 and I will not victimize lawful residents of DuPage County
00:06:27.860 trying to put food on their children's table.
00:06:30.820 Amen!
00:06:32.260 Do you believe in miracles?
00:06:35.280 Yes!
00:06:36.340 Yes!
00:06:37.480 Now, I want to take you and shift gears here
00:06:40.660 and show you something called the DeGrowth Movement.
00:06:44.040 The DeGrowth Movement is actually a flashback back to the late 60s and early 70s.
00:06:52.100 All right, man, time of dope smoking and free love.
00:06:56.360 Yeah, and that's probably all you're going to be able to do
00:07:00.500 if this DeGrowth Movement actually takes flight.
00:07:04.880 Now, yes, Spooky Dude does have a role in this.
00:07:08.460 Spooky Dude said some spooky things overseas
00:07:11.520 that nobody seems to be caring about.
00:07:14.040 But I wanted to bring you the news of Spooky Dude today.
00:07:17.940 But first, let me tell you what the DeGrowth Movement is.
00:07:22.780 This is a movement that believes that man has destroyed the planet.
00:07:28.020 It's all about climate change.
00:07:29.520 And the only way to save the planet
00:07:32.000 is for the entire world to stop working.
00:07:35.700 The agenda is to shut down industrial production
00:07:40.540 and industries like fossil fuels, automobiles, airlines,
00:07:45.020 anything that will contribute to global warming.
00:07:48.340 COVID-19 and the economy lockdown
00:07:50.720 is now seen as a useful trial run.
00:07:55.200 I want to give you something that this, you know,
00:08:01.040 when I just told you about the cop up in New Jersey.
00:08:05.800 Let me tell you something that the owner of that gym said
00:08:10.280 after the cop left, he was giving an interview.
00:08:13.180 And he said,
00:08:13.840 We're reopening early to fight for our rights.
00:08:18.020 The government has failed at protecting our rights
00:08:20.160 and is failing at protecting our health.
00:08:22.820 He said,
00:08:23.520 What we're proposing is an organized, peaceful reopening of the state,
00:08:27.100 not just our business.
00:08:28.800 Now, listen to this.
00:08:29.860 We truly believe if we don't do this,
00:08:33.100 in the end, we will have zero rights and no say in what happens.
00:08:38.420 I believe him to be a prophet of our time.
00:08:42.400 Yes, a muscle head, a prophet of our time.
00:08:46.040 He is right.
00:08:47.580 If we don't, they are measuring us.
00:08:50.200 Now, not everybody.
00:08:51.440 Nobody, everybody in the government is doing this.
00:08:53.340 But the left and the growth movement is.
00:08:56.720 They are measuring us to see how much they can get away with.
00:09:01.520 Now, a professor at the University of Tasmania,
00:09:04.160 who knew that was a real place beyond the Bugs Bunny world,
00:09:08.580 said we can draw many lessons and opportunities.
00:09:13.860 Listen to this.
00:09:15.060 We can draw many lessons and opportunities from the current health crisis
00:09:18.760 when tackling planetary warming.
00:09:21.540 So they are measuring.
00:09:23.320 A former high-ranking climate advisor to Obama,
00:09:27.140 Jason Bordoff, wrote in Foreign Policy,
00:09:29.800 quote, COVID-19 may deliver some short-term climate benefits
00:09:33.840 by curbing energy use or even long-term benefits
00:09:36.620 if economic stimulus is linked to climate goals.
00:09:40.300 But he adds the benefits from the pandemic
00:09:42.080 in terms of less carbon emissions
00:09:43.820 are likely to be fleeting and negligible.
00:09:46.300 So the, I want to give you, I want to tell you degrowth
00:09:51.300 as defined by the proponents,
00:09:54.980 a political, economic, and social movement
00:09:58.620 based on ecological economics, anti-consumerism,
00:10:02.980 and anti-capitalism.
00:10:05.100 So we are looking to, we're looking at people
00:10:09.380 that want to destroy capitalism, consumerism.
00:10:13.900 So you know, consumerism out of control,
00:10:16.800 everything out of control,
00:10:18.460 too far one way or the other,
00:10:20.020 or the other is bad.
00:10:21.860 All right?
00:10:22.240 It's all bad.
00:10:24.020 Too much aspirin for a headache will kill you.
00:10:27.720 Too much of anything or not enough of something
00:10:30.800 will also kill you.
00:10:33.100 Capitalism has its problems.
00:10:34.660 Consumerism has its problems.
00:10:36.360 But without it, we die.
00:10:40.440 The philosophy started in the 1960s and 70s
00:10:45.120 and was really discredited.
00:10:46.700 It was the people that said, you know,
00:10:48.180 oh, we're not going to be able to keep up with the food.
00:10:51.060 There's not enough land on planet Earth
00:10:53.360 to grow enough food.
00:10:55.120 How's that working out for you?
00:10:56.480 We'll all be dead by 1977.
00:10:59.440 Really?
00:11:01.540 Because I seem, you know,
00:11:03.500 this death thing is pretty good
00:11:05.140 because apparently I've been dead since 77
00:11:08.080 and it feels great.
00:11:11.100 So let me give you some of the things
00:11:13.080 that you're seeing now,
00:11:14.340 and I need you to tie them in
00:11:16.120 to the degrowth movement.
00:11:17.380 You need to understand these are not just offshoots,
00:11:19.720 just one-offs.
00:11:21.220 Here's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
00:11:23.820 She deleted a tweet celebrating crash in oil prices.
00:11:27.660 She said, quote, you absolutely love to see it.
00:11:31.520 Do you?
00:11:33.380 Do you know what drilling for oil has done?
00:11:37.400 Do you know that we wouldn't have any plastics?
00:11:39.860 We wouldn't have many of our pharmaceuticals.
00:11:42.560 We wouldn't have many of our foods.
00:11:45.660 We wouldn't have rubber.
00:11:46.880 There's, it goes on and on and on.
00:11:49.620 The oil for sewing machines.
00:11:52.060 Where are we going to go start going for whale blubber again?
00:11:54.440 I mean, petrochemicals are essential
00:12:00.520 to a civilized way of life.
00:12:04.100 Now, when you come up with something to replace it,
00:12:06.420 I'm all for it.
00:12:08.020 But right now, petrochemicals are critical.
00:12:12.120 If we lose petrochemicals,
00:12:14.060 if we lose oil,
00:12:16.200 you lose your way of life.
00:12:18.500 Greta Thunberg,
00:12:22.120 the elementary school dropout,
00:12:25.020 said that she is really excited
00:12:26.800 because there's a new way forward.
00:12:29.000 CNN has interviewed the experts
00:12:32.060 who say the lockdown just isn't enough.
00:12:35.860 We have to keep doing this
00:12:37.320 and even more for the next 30 years
00:12:40.540 if we're going to bend the curve
00:12:43.640 of greenhouse gases and climate change.
00:12:47.860 So we have to do this and more.
00:12:50.560 Robert Redford has come out with his son
00:12:52.720 and said this scourge of COVID-19
00:12:55.560 has revealed that we can change the world.
00:13:00.380 There's all kinds of articles.
00:13:02.000 I'm going to post all of this.
00:13:03.220 I think we're going to probably do a special on this,
00:13:05.360 but I just want to go through some of the audio
00:13:08.120 that you are going to be hearing more and more.
00:13:10.920 Here's Joe Biden on coronavirus as an opportunity.
00:13:15.620 Listen.
00:13:16.240 We have an opportunity now
00:13:17.940 to take in a recovery act,
00:13:20.900 a real recovery.
00:13:22.140 We can fundamentally change
00:13:24.500 the science relating to global warming.
00:13:29.040 Wow, we can fundamentally change the science
00:13:31.220 related to global warming.
00:13:33.040 If he wasn't senile,
00:13:34.680 I would pounce on that.
00:13:36.120 But what he's saying is
00:13:37.240 we can fundamentally now change America.
00:13:40.360 Fundamentally transform America and the world.
00:13:43.520 Here's CNN saying the coronavirus
00:13:45.820 was caused not by China,
00:13:48.000 but by something else.
00:13:49.320 Listen to this.
00:13:50.260 And there seems to be this perception
00:13:51.560 that maybe the virus
00:13:52.960 has helped humanity buy some time
00:13:55.360 when it comes to global warming.
00:13:57.780 What's wrong with that assumption?
00:14:00.240 We'd have to keep doing this even more
00:14:03.300 and do it for the next 30 years
00:14:05.760 to really begin to bend the curve
00:14:07.460 on the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
00:14:09.520 The virologists for years
00:14:10.880 tried to warn us
00:14:11.660 that an invisible enemy
00:14:12.700 would come out of the jungles
00:14:13.780 if we just kept cutting all of them down.
00:14:16.100 And they were right.
00:14:17.160 So if any good can come of this,
00:14:18.720 Allison,
00:14:19.060 maybe it's an understanding
00:14:20.280 that the climatologists
00:14:21.400 who are warning about...
00:14:22.460 Stop.
00:14:22.720 Can you just...
00:14:23.520 Can you just...
00:14:24.520 Did you hear that?
00:14:25.480 It's not China.
00:14:26.400 It's not us collecting bats
00:14:27.900 or anything else.
00:14:29.040 It's the Amazon.
00:14:30.480 We cut down too many trees in the Amazon.
00:14:33.040 And that's what caused the coronavirus.
00:14:35.700 Here's Chris Hayes
00:14:37.040 on restructuring for climate change.
00:14:40.040 They're talking about reopening now.
00:14:41.660 And they've announced this ambitious scheme
00:14:42.960 to reduce the car use after lockdown.
00:14:45.060 I thought it was interesting.
00:14:46.380 They're going to have 22 miles of streets
00:14:48.220 that are going to be transformed over the summer.
00:14:50.100 They're going to try to do cycling
00:14:51.740 and walking expansion.
00:14:52.880 They want people sort of not in cars
00:14:55.200 and not in public transport
00:14:56.120 as much as possible.
00:14:57.400 And it struck me as like a small example
00:14:59.300 of the ways that people might be thinking
00:15:00.960 about how to restructure
00:15:02.200 our kind of lived world
00:15:04.400 as we reemerge from the virus.
00:15:08.980 We have more audio.
00:15:10.900 This is everywhere.
00:15:11.840 And it's not an isolated incident.
00:15:14.520 This is a coordinated plan.
00:15:16.980 You see that Bill de Blasio
00:15:19.260 just took more streets,
00:15:20.660 miles of streets in New York City.
00:15:22.880 And making them into carless streets.
00:15:25.760 You saw this happen now in London
00:15:28.540 has just done it.
00:15:30.220 There are several cities
00:15:31.440 all around the world
00:15:32.600 that are now saying,
00:15:33.700 you know what,
00:15:34.060 we're just going to make this
00:15:35.040 into a walking street
00:15:36.000 because of the coronavirus
00:15:37.620 to help with the social distancing.
00:15:40.700 What?
00:15:41.360 That doesn't even make sense.
00:15:43.920 There are those that are putting in
00:15:46.040 these draconian rules
00:15:47.900 to one,
00:15:49.640 gauge you on how far
00:15:51.480 they can get away with it.
00:15:52.880 And two,
00:15:54.060 to be able to fundamentally transform
00:15:56.460 the entire world
00:15:58.220 because of climate change.
00:16:00.540 That is all gobbledygook
00:16:02.480 to say this.
00:16:04.260 The free market is under attack.
00:16:06.920 And if I may quote
00:16:08.420 the prophet of the gym
00:16:10.180 in New Jersey,
00:16:11.500 if you don't stand now,
00:16:14.360 they are gauging you.
00:16:18.280 If you don't stand now,
00:16:19.920 you may not have any rights
00:16:22.100 when they actually say,
00:16:24.680 okay,
00:16:25.000 you can go back to work now.
00:16:27.380 More in just a second,
00:16:28.800 including spooky, dude.
00:16:30.720 In one minute.
00:16:31.580 Na-na-na-na-na-na.
00:16:36.000 Yes.
00:16:37.800 So let me talk to you
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00:16:40.000 You need to lock yourself down.
00:16:42.960 I mean,
00:16:43.640 not in the way the government
00:16:44.740 is thinking about doing it.
00:16:45.980 I mean,
00:16:46.460 locking your life,
00:16:50.440 your identity down.
00:16:52.480 And LifeLock can help you do that.
00:16:54.680 We now have about,
00:16:56.940 from the International Crime Complaint Center,
00:17:00.780 this is from the FBI,
00:17:02.240 they get about 1,000 complaints per day
00:17:05.320 before the pandemic.
00:17:07.640 They now are getting
00:17:08.580 about 4,000 complaints a day.
00:17:11.140 They're all coronavirus schemes.
00:17:13.020 They're all things like,
00:17:13.840 we can sell you protective equipment.
00:17:16.420 All these kinds of scams
00:17:18.040 that are saying
00:17:19.900 that they're going to get you
00:17:20.700 a government check
00:17:21.800 and fraudulent COVID charities,
00:17:23.980 which, by the way,
00:17:24.760 we have a breaking story
00:17:25.880 at the top of next hour
00:17:27.020 on Ilhan Omar
00:17:28.140 on a COVID bogus charity thing
00:17:31.340 that she did
00:17:32.000 that's unbelievable.
00:17:33.280 Will she go to jail?
00:17:34.460 I don't know.
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00:17:37.480 who's protecting you?
00:17:39.400 Who is protecting you
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00:18:04.320 10 seconds,
00:18:05.600 Station ID.
00:18:17.720 So you have to ask yourself,
00:18:19.180 why is it that
00:18:20.360 everybody is getting bailouts
00:18:22.820 and everybody else
00:18:23.480 is getting special favors,
00:18:25.300 et cetera, et cetera,
00:18:25.960 and Elon Musk can open up
00:18:27.880 even though he had
00:18:28.960 to really pound for it,
00:18:30.420 but he can open up,
00:18:31.300 but the average person can't.
00:18:32.800 Why is it that
00:18:34.040 the average person
00:18:34.860 is not getting relief
00:18:36.100 for small businesses
00:18:36.980 when 80% of all new jobs
00:18:39.780 created in the last
00:18:41.300 Great Recession,
00:18:43.100 80% of those jobs
00:18:44.700 came from small businesses.
00:18:46.440 Small business
00:18:47.200 is the backbone.
00:18:49.380 Small business
00:18:50.080 is the American dream.
00:18:52.660 You don't have to go to work
00:18:53.600 for some giant corporation
00:18:54.880 that would take your idea
00:18:56.080 and run with it.
00:18:56.820 You can start yourself.
00:18:58.680 That's, I believe,
00:19:02.140 the reason why
00:19:03.000 you're not really
00:19:03.980 getting the help
00:19:04.740 and nobody cares
00:19:05.740 about the small businessman.
00:19:07.760 I think Donald Trump,
00:19:09.020 I think there are a lot of people
00:19:09.980 that do actually care,
00:19:11.300 but there is a great force
00:19:12.620 mainly in the media
00:19:13.600 and on the left
00:19:14.420 that just doesn't care
00:19:16.520 about the small business person.
00:19:18.520 And they are essential
00:19:19.960 if the American way of life
00:19:21.680 is going to continue.
00:19:23.480 You have to keep them busy.
00:19:26.140 You know,
00:19:26.380 I told you yesterday
00:19:27.700 there was an op-ed
00:19:28.680 in the Wall Street Journal
00:19:30.040 about how
00:19:30.920 there's two groups.
00:19:36.000 There's the group of elites
00:19:37.660 that are saying,
00:19:38.380 oh, it might be 14 years
00:19:41.100 before we can find a cure
00:19:42.960 and that's fine.
00:19:43.720 Let's just keep everything closed.
00:19:45.420 And those who are saying,
00:19:46.300 no, I'm hungry.
00:19:47.760 I've got to feed my kids.
00:19:49.100 I've got to put food on the table.
00:19:50.660 And that's the rub.
00:19:53.060 The people,
00:19:54.300 quite honestly,
00:19:54.980 like me,
00:19:55.820 I'm not impacted
00:19:57.120 like probably
00:19:58.820 most of the audience is.
00:20:00.680 It's easier for me
00:20:02.360 because I can do
00:20:03.460 my business from home.
00:20:04.920 Nothing's really been disrupted.
00:20:06.560 We've had some
00:20:07.340 economic issues,
00:20:09.260 but it's not like
00:20:10.300 losing my business.
00:20:12.180 So what do we do?
00:20:14.120 What do we do?
00:20:14.980 Well, it's easy for me
00:20:16.240 to sit here and go,
00:20:16.940 you know,
00:20:17.500 I think for the public safety,
00:20:19.380 but that's disregarding
00:20:21.320 everything that's really happening.
00:20:23.560 Not only are you out of touch
00:20:25.500 and too self-contained
00:20:28.140 if you don't see
00:20:29.020 the plight of others,
00:20:30.040 but there might be
00:20:31.240 something else
00:20:31.780 that's going on.
00:20:32.880 You might actually think
00:20:34.360 that it is easier
00:20:35.540 to control people
00:20:36.740 if they don't have control
00:20:38.480 of small businesses
00:20:39.500 because a lot of these
00:20:40.580 big industries,
00:20:41.420 they're all in
00:20:42.580 with the left.
00:20:43.300 They'll do whatever
00:20:43.920 they have to do
00:20:44.800 and they're fine.
00:20:45.560 So let's just have
00:20:47.940 everybody be a cog
00:20:49.780 in the wheel.
00:20:51.620 Well, the thing
00:20:52.700 that sets us apart
00:20:53.820 from the Soviet Union
00:20:55.100 and every other
00:20:56.180 communist country
00:20:57.380 has been the little guy
00:20:59.500 can start his own,
00:21:01.340 do his own thing
00:21:02.240 and be successful.
00:21:03.560 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
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00:22:34.820 Welcome to the program.
00:22:36.460 I want to give you
00:22:37.200 a little bit here
00:22:37.780 of Spooky Dude.
00:22:38.540 Pat is joining us now
00:22:39.560 from Pat Gray Unleashed,
00:22:40.640 the podcast that you can get
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00:22:48.860 So I want to bring you in, Pat.
00:22:50.880 As we're talking about
00:22:51.780 George Soros,
00:22:52.460 there was a new interview
00:22:54.120 where George Soros
00:22:57.100 was talking to
00:22:57.920 The Independent,
00:22:59.640 which is in London.
00:23:02.400 And I just want you
00:23:03.700 to hear this.
00:23:04.440 We've been talking about
00:23:05.340 the degrowth movement
00:23:06.400 that is happening
00:23:07.120 and the plans
00:23:08.520 from the left
00:23:09.240 to use the coronavirus
00:23:10.460 to measure how we react,
00:23:13.060 how much they can get away with,
00:23:15.140 and then try to shape
00:23:18.220 all of our governmental responses
00:23:20.720 to be able to create
00:23:22.840 the society
00:23:23.920 and the governmental structure
00:23:26.560 that they would need
00:23:27.600 to be able to bring in
00:23:30.160 all of their climate change nonsense.
00:23:31.820 So George Soros says,
00:23:34.800 you've seen many crises before.
00:23:36.680 This is according to the interview.
00:23:38.240 You've seen a lot of crisis before.
00:23:40.780 Is the Corona-19 pandemic
00:23:42.440 comparable to any previous one?
00:23:45.340 Now, remember, George Soros,
00:23:47.460 the big crisis in his life
00:23:49.360 would be what, Pat?
00:23:50.580 Just off the top of your head.
00:23:52.360 Let's see.
00:23:53.180 The Holocaust?
00:23:53.660 Yeah, his family was hunted
00:23:56.640 by the Nazis,
00:23:58.420 and he had to go live
00:24:00.500 under a fake name
00:24:01.820 with another family.
00:24:03.740 I mean, you want to talk
00:24:04.600 about crisis.
00:24:05.760 He says,
00:24:06.480 no, this is the crisis
00:24:08.280 of my lifetime.
00:24:10.120 Not even before.
00:24:11.320 Even before the pandemic hit,
00:24:13.240 I realized we were
00:24:14.460 in revolutionary moment
00:24:16.200 where what would be impossible
00:24:17.780 or even inconceivable
00:24:19.060 in normal times
00:24:20.120 had become not only possible,
00:24:21.900 but probably absolutely necessary.
00:24:25.260 When the Corona-19
00:24:27.020 disrupted people's lives
00:24:29.100 and required
00:24:29.700 very different behavior,
00:24:31.300 it was an unprecedented event
00:24:32.900 that probably has never occurred
00:24:34.740 in this combination.
00:24:36.020 And it endangers
00:24:37.360 the survival of our civilization.
00:24:40.320 Then he goes on to say,
00:24:41.400 we have never seen anything
00:24:42.720 quite like this pandemic.
00:24:44.640 He says,
00:24:45.840 we're not going to go back.
00:24:47.160 We won't go back
00:24:47.960 to where we were
00:24:48.700 when pandemic started.
00:24:50.160 That is certain.
00:24:51.140 But that is the only thing
00:24:53.240 that is certain.
00:24:54.220 Everything else is up for grabs.
00:24:56.480 Everything else is up for grabs.
00:24:59.260 I don't think anyone knows
00:25:00.640 how capitalism will evolve.
00:25:02.840 At the present time,
00:25:04.020 people are dominated by fear
00:25:05.540 and fear often makes people
00:25:06.980 hurt themselves.
00:25:08.260 That is true of individuals
00:25:09.920 as well as institutions,
00:25:11.420 nations,
00:25:11.980 and humanity itself.
00:25:13.640 The continuing conflict
00:25:14.880 between the U.S. and China
00:25:16.100 complicates matters.
00:25:17.680 We ought to work together
00:25:18.860 on climate change
00:25:20.720 and developing a vaccine
00:25:22.820 against COVID-19.
00:25:24.320 So now you know
00:25:25.560 his priorities in this
00:25:27.620 are working on climate change
00:25:29.940 and a vaccine.
00:25:31.960 This is why people are now like,
00:25:33.960 we're not bending the curve.
00:25:35.060 We can't go back
00:25:35.680 until we have a vaccine
00:25:36.760 because they need this time
00:25:38.960 to work on climate change.
00:25:40.740 He says the fact is
00:25:43.020 we are not working together
00:25:46.300 because we're competing
00:25:47.280 over who will develop
00:25:48.460 and use the vaccine.
00:25:50.000 The fact that we have
00:25:51.220 two very different systems
00:25:52.820 of government,
00:25:53.720 democratic and this,
00:25:57.220 imagine,
00:25:57.740 he can't come up
00:25:58.280 with the right word
00:25:58.820 for communist.
00:25:59.740 So the interviewer says
00:26:01.520 autocratic.
00:26:02.920 Yes,
00:26:03.740 that makes things much harder.
00:26:06.880 He then says that,
00:26:08.400 you know,
00:26:08.960 President Z,
00:26:12.320 when he abolished term limits
00:26:14.260 and named himself
00:26:15.080 President for Life,
00:26:16.180 he destroyed the political future
00:26:18.140 of one of the most important
00:26:21.020 and ambitious men.
00:26:23.260 And he was in a very narrow
00:26:25.780 and competitive elite group
00:26:27.800 and he destroyed himself.
00:26:29.860 Now,
00:26:30.120 President Trump would like
00:26:31.500 to be a dictator,
00:26:32.640 but he cannot be one
00:26:34.400 because there's a Constitution
00:26:35.600 in the United States
00:26:36.680 that people still respect
00:26:37.900 and we have to prevent him
00:26:39.640 from doing certain things.
00:26:41.300 That doesn't mean
00:26:42.280 he won't try
00:26:43.240 because he's literally
00:26:44.100 fighting for his life.
00:26:45.860 Wait a minute.
00:26:47.080 He just makes the state.
00:26:51.500 Yeah,
00:26:52.560 made a statement
00:26:53.140 of some sort there
00:26:53.960 as we lost Glenn here
00:26:55.280 from the feed.
00:26:56.560 Wow.
00:26:57.120 During a George Soros discussion.
00:26:59.380 Well,
00:26:59.400 we've been saying forever.
00:27:00.520 He's a dictator
00:27:00.980 when he's doing
00:27:01.740 absolutely everything
00:27:03.040 in the opposite.
00:27:04.400 Well,
00:27:04.960 apparently George Soros
00:27:06.440 hacked into your feed there
00:27:07.500 so he lost you
00:27:08.040 for about 30 seconds, Glenn.
00:27:09.440 Yeah.
00:27:10.140 But we expected this
00:27:11.800 from a long time ago.
00:27:13.140 Are you there?
00:27:13.600 Can you hear me?
00:27:14.300 Yeah,
00:27:14.520 I don't know.
00:27:15.000 You can maybe bring Glenn
00:27:15.980 down here for a second
00:27:16.920 as we tend to be losing him
00:27:18.760 for a moment
00:27:19.120 so we can get that connected.
00:27:20.340 It is interesting to see,
00:27:21.420 you know,
00:27:21.840 here's a guy who is
00:27:23.040 wildly,
00:27:25.740 you know,
00:27:27.660 irresponsible
00:27:28.320 with the way he's acted
00:27:29.520 over a very long period of time.
00:27:31.560 And,
00:27:31.980 you know,
00:27:32.500 this is the fear,
00:27:33.960 I think,
00:27:34.320 of a lot of people
00:27:34.960 who occasionally jump
00:27:36.080 to maybe even
00:27:36.860 the improper conclusions
00:27:38.360 about,
00:27:38.860 you know,
00:27:39.480 every little move
00:27:40.340 that happens in government.
00:27:41.840 When you see
00:27:42.620 that there are people
00:27:43.600 like this
00:27:44.020 who look at these things
00:27:44.920 as something
00:27:46.100 to take advantage of,
00:27:48.020 you have to be able
00:27:49.260 to be skeptical.
00:27:51.560 And,
00:27:52.000 you know,
00:27:52.520 it leads to people
00:27:53.760 jumping even further
00:27:55.700 down that road sometimes.
00:27:57.640 Spooky dude.
00:27:58.020 Yes,
00:27:58.380 exactly, Glenn.
00:27:59.060 Spooky dude.
00:27:59.540 All right,
00:28:00.700 so where did you lose me?
00:28:02.060 Where did you lose me?
00:28:03.140 Where I was talking about
00:28:04.100 what he said about Donald Trump?
00:28:05.660 Yes.
00:28:05.900 Yes,
00:28:06.120 right in there.
00:28:06.940 Okay,
00:28:07.480 so he said that Donald Trump
00:28:08.700 would like to be dictator,
00:28:10.400 but he cannot be one
00:28:11.960 because there's a constitution
00:28:13.220 in the United States
00:28:14.240 and people still respect it.
00:28:16.460 And it will prevent him
00:28:17.560 from doing certain things.
00:28:18.920 That does not mean
00:28:19.860 he won't try
00:28:20.740 because he's fighting
00:28:21.620 for his life.
00:28:23.280 Let me just say this.
00:28:24.400 It is incredible to me
00:28:26.300 that the media
00:28:27.340 and the left
00:28:29.000 have accused Donald Trump
00:28:30.460 of being a dictator
00:28:31.180 over and over and over again.
00:28:32.480 They encouraged him
00:28:34.080 to make this
00:28:35.500 a federal thing.
00:28:36.720 And everybody says
00:28:37.440 because they want that power.
00:28:38.840 Absolutely true.
00:28:40.280 But also because
00:28:41.320 they wanted to paint him
00:28:42.840 as a dictator.
00:28:44.220 Look,
00:28:44.560 because he didn't do it,
00:28:46.280 the Democrats
00:28:47.160 are the ones
00:28:48.180 who are doing it.
00:28:48.680 Now,
00:28:48.820 there are two exceptions to that.
00:28:50.100 One of them is in Maryland
00:28:51.120 that's a Republican.
00:28:52.940 But for the most part,
00:28:53.840 all of these actions
00:28:55.080 are being taken
00:28:55.780 by Democrats
00:28:56.720 who want the autocratic rule.
00:28:59.820 Donald Trump
00:29:00.420 is doing the exact opposite
00:29:02.200 of the dictator dance.
00:29:05.560 So George Soros says,
00:29:06.900 I have proposed
00:29:07.900 the EU should issue
00:29:09.580 perpetual bonds.
00:29:11.240 He's got all kinds of things
00:29:12.860 that are going on.
00:29:14.860 He says,
00:29:15.460 listen,
00:29:16.140 I'm not pessimistic at all.
00:29:17.800 Far from it.
00:29:18.640 I recognize Europe
00:29:19.560 is facing several dangers
00:29:21.700 and not a figure
00:29:23.520 of speech.
00:29:24.080 That is reality.
00:29:25.800 He goes on to talk about
00:29:27.200 all of the different things
00:29:28.300 that are happening,
00:29:28.980 but this is not normal time.
00:29:31.880 It's actually an ideal time
00:29:33.780 right now
00:29:34.560 to be able to
00:29:35.620 change the world
00:29:37.100 and to be able
00:29:38.220 to have an open society.
00:29:40.640 I warn you
00:29:42.040 that these people
00:29:43.120 are doing things,
00:29:44.300 all of this stuff
00:29:45.100 about the second
00:29:45.800 second stimulus package.
00:29:48.160 They've had time
00:29:49.300 to catch their breath.
00:29:50.360 When Donald Trump did it,
00:29:52.040 it was,
00:29:53.020 let's go.
00:29:53.720 Let's put people to work.
00:29:55.380 Let's give people money.
00:29:56.720 It was flawed
00:29:57.780 because we rushed to it.
00:29:59.540 We don't have to rush anymore.
00:30:01.260 Do not allow panic
00:30:02.760 to play a role.
00:30:03.800 Do not allow fear
00:30:04.900 to play a role.
00:30:05.860 They're counting
00:30:06.540 on your fear.
00:30:08.400 And it's really,
00:30:09.700 it's sick
00:30:10.680 on what's going on.
00:30:12.340 But if we don't stand now,
00:30:14.140 we may not have
00:30:15.540 any liberty
00:30:16.140 left.
00:30:17.440 Let me switch topics.
00:30:19.540 Pat,
00:30:20.180 can you please explain
00:30:21.400 what the hell
00:30:23.240 the problem is
00:30:23.980 with Donald Trump
00:30:24.620 taking hydroxychloroquine?
00:30:28.180 I don't think
00:30:29.480 there is a problem.
00:30:31.420 And,
00:30:31.700 you know,
00:30:32.740 here's a guy
00:30:33.360 who believes in it
00:30:34.340 and we know
00:30:34.940 he believes in it
00:30:35.800 because he's talked
00:30:36.560 about it multiple times.
00:30:37.740 So he's kind of
00:30:38.320 putting his money
00:30:38.880 where his mouth is
00:30:39.780 and he's taking it,
00:30:41.580 doing exactly
00:30:42.340 what he said
00:30:43.300 would help people
00:30:45.460 from the beginning.
00:30:46.180 And if he's taking
00:30:47.860 hydroxychloroquine,
00:30:49.580 you can take
00:30:50.440 just that
00:30:51.520 by itself
00:30:52.700 and it's fine.
00:30:54.000 It's a drug
00:30:54.720 that has been around
00:30:55.580 forever.
00:30:56.260 There's no heart palpitations
00:30:57.640 or anything else.
00:30:58.340 It's just,
00:30:59.040 if you're taking it,
00:30:59.800 just that drug.
00:31:00.880 If you mix it
00:31:02.000 with a Z-Pak,
00:31:02.960 it becomes dangerous
00:31:04.020 and you should be monitored
00:31:05.240 with your heart.
00:31:06.380 He's taking it
00:31:07.360 with zinc,
00:31:08.440 which is not as dangerous.
00:31:09.800 But there are doctors
00:31:11.140 at the White House
00:31:12.480 all the time.
00:31:14.280 If there was
00:31:15.300 a magic potion
00:31:16.420 and everybody was like,
00:31:17.720 this is ridiculous.
00:31:19.760 They're saying
00:31:20.640 it's a magic potion.
00:31:21.960 But you had seen
00:31:22.960 some people
00:31:23.740 take that magic potion
00:31:25.020 and it helped them.
00:31:27.180 If it's the President
00:31:28.220 of the United States
00:31:29.300 and there's no downside
00:31:31.020 for him taking it,
00:31:32.340 it's a magic potion
00:31:33.700 that has been in use
00:31:35.060 for another magical disease
00:31:37.000 for a long time,
00:31:38.500 I think everyone would say
00:31:40.000 the President should take
00:31:41.140 that as a prophylactic drug.
00:31:42.500 Because there's no harm
00:31:44.180 in taking it.
00:31:45.340 Why is this such a big deal?
00:31:47.740 The President should
00:31:49.120 be kept safe.
00:31:50.860 And they're saying,
00:31:51.540 Nancy Pelosi,
00:31:52.560 for the gall of that woman
00:31:53.620 to come out and say
00:31:54.240 he's morbidly obese
00:31:55.620 is just,
00:31:57.340 it's so childish
00:31:59.580 what's going on.
00:32:01.900 Yeah, it's ugly.
00:32:03.420 And I think it's an amazing,
00:32:05.300 I think it's an amazing
00:32:07.040 testament to what he's been
00:32:08.540 saying all along.
00:32:10.040 Although I didn't know
00:32:11.900 about hydroxychloroquine
00:32:14.740 that it was preventative,
00:32:16.580 that you could prevent
00:32:17.600 getting...
00:32:18.260 They think it might.
00:32:19.240 They think it might be.
00:32:20.680 These are all just,
00:32:22.960 you know,
00:32:23.260 nothing has been
00:32:24.140 scientifically proven,
00:32:25.320 but hydroxychloroquine
00:32:26.860 is by itself
00:32:28.460 is not a dangerous drug.
00:32:30.820 It is,
00:32:31.440 it's like Prozac.
00:32:34.280 It's been out forever.
00:32:36.380 Yes,
00:32:36.700 there are some people
00:32:37.720 that take it and it,
00:32:38.680 but it's been out forever
00:32:39.980 and ever and ever.
00:32:40.960 Or lithium.
00:32:41.960 It's been out forever.
00:32:44.040 And people can take it
00:32:45.300 without real side effects.
00:32:47.220 Yeah,
00:32:47.440 that's what I say
00:32:47.820 about heroin all the time.
00:32:48.940 It's been out forever.
00:32:50.080 You know,
00:32:50.320 people know the effects of it.
00:32:51.760 They understand how it works.
00:32:53.040 That's why I take it every day,
00:32:54.540 three times a day.
00:32:55.320 Well,
00:32:56.200 four times a morning.
00:32:56.980 You know what?
00:32:57.280 Let me use that.
00:32:58.100 Let me use that.
00:32:59.100 If,
00:32:59.560 let's say this pain,
00:33:00.820 let's say this thing
00:33:02.220 only caused debilitating pain
00:33:04.280 and there was a way that
00:33:06.480 what is the oxycodone?
00:33:12.180 If oxycodone had a way
00:33:14.900 to get you
00:33:15.780 so you weren't in pain
00:33:17.240 and it wouldn't allow you
00:33:19.380 to develop this disease
00:33:21.200 that would cause debilitating pain
00:33:23.060 as long,
00:33:24.380 even with the side effects of that,
00:33:26.080 as long as the president
00:33:27.540 were taking it with a doctor
00:33:29.440 who's practically living
00:33:31.720 at the White House right now,
00:33:33.400 they are checking him
00:33:34.940 and everyone around him
00:33:36.540 all the time.
00:33:38.320 If that worked,
00:33:39.360 I would say the president
00:33:40.600 should be taking oxycodone.
00:33:42.580 Not enough to impair his vision,
00:33:44.800 but if it was a preventative thing
00:33:46.640 and the doctors were there
00:33:48.180 the whole time,
00:33:49.640 take it,
00:33:50.360 Mr. President.
00:33:51.280 It might work.
00:33:53.080 Yeah.
00:33:53.560 And especially when-
00:33:54.600 He's the president.
00:33:54.680 I would be saying this
00:33:55.440 about Barack Obama as well.
00:33:57.380 He should be taking anything
00:33:58.980 that we know
00:34:00.120 is relatively safe
00:34:01.640 that might keep him
00:34:03.040 out of trouble.
00:34:03.800 Especially when
00:34:04.760 his valet
00:34:05.600 has the virus
00:34:07.480 and so do people
00:34:09.260 close to Mike Pence.
00:34:11.020 So,
00:34:11.640 obviously,
00:34:12.220 they've been around people.
00:34:13.340 They've been subjected
00:34:14.060 to the disease.
00:34:14.940 If this can maybe
00:34:16.480 keep them from getting it,
00:34:18.480 go for it.
00:34:19.120 Yeah.
00:34:19.380 And frankly,
00:34:20.660 if you are on heroin,
00:34:22.620 you're not going to even notice
00:34:23.460 COVID-19.
00:34:24.540 It's probably true.
00:34:25.440 I don't know if it cures it,
00:34:26.340 but you don't even get it.
00:34:27.640 You might get it,
00:34:27.800 but you won't care.
00:34:28.720 Amen.
00:34:28.900 Thank you.
00:34:29.340 You won't care.
00:34:30.060 Amen.
00:34:30.780 Thank you.
00:34:31.600 By the way,
00:34:32.240 did you see that President
00:34:33.200 or Vice President Biden
00:34:34.800 came out with a nickname?
00:34:37.000 He's so good.
00:34:38.640 He is so good.
00:34:40.040 He came out with a nickname
00:34:41.060 for Donald Trump
00:34:42.060 and he said
00:34:42.760 he's really been resisting
00:34:43.900 giving President Trump
00:34:45.020 a nickname,
00:34:45.940 but he's changed his mind.
00:34:49.240 And he said,
00:34:51.520 listen,
00:34:51.940 this is what I'm saying.
00:34:53.220 Why have they failed
00:34:53.980 to get this money out
00:34:54.880 to the folks
00:34:55.380 who desperately need it
00:34:56.680 to stay afloat?
00:34:58.360 Is it incompetence?
00:35:00.160 Corruption?
00:35:01.620 Trump was out there
00:35:02.440 tweeting again this morning.
00:35:03.740 I called him
00:35:04.180 President Tweedy.
00:35:04.980 He calls him
00:35:05.840 President Tweedy.
00:35:07.900 Stop, stop.
00:35:09.000 President Tweedy.
00:35:10.180 Like Tweedy Bird.
00:35:11.520 Except he sees
00:35:12.780 because he's tweeting.
00:35:16.480 Oh, man.
00:35:17.720 Oh, boy.
00:35:18.960 Also, close your window
00:35:20.360 so we don't hear
00:35:21.040 the geese behind you
00:35:22.160 the whole time.
00:35:23.180 Yeah.
00:35:23.340 And then
00:35:24.860 the geese
00:35:26.940 are really nasty animals.
00:35:28.520 Yes, they are.
00:35:29.220 I think he uses those
00:35:29.500 as Gestapo myself.
00:35:31.520 Anyway,
00:35:32.160 Biden then said
00:35:33.800 in an interview,
00:35:35.020 Trump is a master
00:35:36.180 at laying nicknames
00:35:37.220 on people.
00:35:38.140 I can hardly wait
00:35:39.280 to get on stage
00:35:40.280 with Donald Trump.
00:35:41.840 Oh, man.
00:35:42.680 He's going to be so good
00:35:44.280 with things like
00:35:45.360 President Tweedy.
00:35:46.400 Oh,
00:35:46.880 he's going to slay him.
00:35:50.540 What a ridiculous.
00:35:54.560 All right.
00:35:55.080 Thanks, Pat.
00:35:55.540 You can listen to
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00:35:58.300 your podcasts.
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00:37:28.980 9 p.m. Eastern
00:37:29.700 on Glenn TV.
00:37:31.160 Coronavirus tyrants
00:37:32.440 have tried to crush
00:37:33.400 our freedoms,
00:37:34.360 but some Americans
00:37:35.280 are fighting back.
00:37:36.940 A lot of people
00:37:37.520 are calling to say,
00:37:38.500 how do we help you?
00:37:39.220 I say,
00:37:39.540 open your business.
00:37:40.580 Every officer stood up
00:37:42.000 for what they believed.
00:37:43.080 It'd be a non-issue.
00:37:43.900 I'd close my shop
00:37:44.940 the day they come in here
00:37:46.020 with handcuffs
00:37:46.700 or Jesus comes,
00:37:47.660 one or the other.
00:37:48.500 Is this the birth
00:37:49.280 of a new civil rights movement?
00:37:51.320 Glenn takes back
00:37:52.120 common sense in America
00:37:53.380 tomorrow night,
00:37:54.440 9 p.m. Eastern
00:37:55.300 at BlazeTV.com
00:37:56.440 slash Glenn.
00:38:00.560 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:38:10.960 Hey, welcome to the program.
00:38:12.180 It's Tuesday.
00:38:14.060 We're glad you're here.
00:38:15.660 I want to talk to you
00:38:16.600 a little bit about
00:38:17.260 something that's coming up
00:38:19.100 after the top of the hour.
00:38:20.140 We've got a couple
00:38:20.840 of really great things for you.
00:38:22.660 We have one of the mayors
00:38:24.040 in California
00:38:25.560 that is bucking the system
00:38:27.240 and said,
00:38:27.940 I'm going to do
00:38:28.400 a sanctuary city
00:38:29.340 and it's for safety
00:38:32.560 of all businesses.
00:38:34.420 Sanctuary city
00:38:35.120 for business in California.
00:38:36.420 I just love this.
00:38:37.600 So many great things
00:38:38.680 are happening.
00:38:39.540 We also have another
00:38:41.020 breaking story
00:38:41.920 that's just being posted
00:38:43.320 on the Blaze now
00:38:44.340 from David Steinberg.
00:38:46.220 He is the guy
00:38:48.760 who has been chasing
00:38:50.060 the Elon Omar story
00:38:56.220 for a couple of years now.
00:38:59.060 He's got a story on COVID.
00:39:01.540 She apparently posted
00:39:02.540 posted a fundraiser
00:39:05.080 that she partnered with
00:39:07.420 Minnesota Food Share
00:39:08.840 and she said,
00:39:10.820 ship in $5
00:39:11.420 to keep these community fed.
00:39:13.680 Well, unfortunately,
00:39:15.200 the $5,
00:39:16.300 the donations
00:39:16.920 were going to her
00:39:18.020 re-election campaign.
00:39:20.020 The Food Share
00:39:21.500 executive director said,
00:39:24.400 Elon Omar has nothing
00:39:25.820 to do with this project.
00:39:26.820 I don't know
00:39:27.400 where this money
00:39:28.040 is going to.
00:39:28.860 It became a big scandal
00:39:31.500 and we'll tell you
00:39:32.680 the end of it
00:39:33.660 coming up.
00:39:35.220 This is the Glenn Beck program.
00:39:40.600 Where do we all turn
00:39:41.660 when things fall apart?
00:39:43.100 Well, if you're like me,
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00:39:46.740 Your closest friends,
00:39:47.860 your family,
00:39:48.560 or a cherished movie
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00:42:13.720 This is the Glenn Beck.
00:42:17.760 Program.
00:42:20.380 You know,
00:42:21.100 there was really
00:42:21.800 a beginning
00:42:22.400 of the Trump era
00:42:23.660 and many people say
00:42:25.300 it started
00:42:26.140 with David Steinberg.
00:42:27.440 Maybe a name
00:42:27.980 that you didn't know,
00:42:29.160 but he's an investigative journalist
00:42:30.760 and he went into
00:42:32.620 Eric Cantor's
00:42:33.680 primary campaign
00:42:35.580 and he's credited
00:42:38.200 with tipping
00:42:39.420 the historic loss
00:42:40.840 and the beginning
00:42:41.480 of the Trump era.
00:42:42.740 You don't believe me?
00:42:43.400 Ask Dave Brat.
00:42:44.840 Well,
00:42:45.200 he's been following
00:42:46.440 Elon Omar
00:42:47.580 and we've had him
00:42:48.240 on for several times
00:42:49.600 on this program
00:42:50.800 and he has partnered
00:42:52.660 us with us
00:42:53.520 on research
00:42:54.500 so we can get
00:42:55.780 the news out
00:42:56.740 that he is finding
00:42:57.820 and he's found
00:42:59.720 something new
00:43:00.960 that Elon Omar
00:43:02.280 has done
00:43:03.420 that at the very least
00:43:05.280 is suspicious
00:43:07.280 the way it all
00:43:08.280 came down.
00:43:09.540 It's coronavirus.
00:43:11.440 She is there
00:43:12.560 to help the people.
00:43:13.620 Was she?
00:43:15.740 Or was she
00:43:17.580 thinking that maybe
00:43:18.300 she could get away
00:43:19.000 with raising
00:43:19.480 some campaign funds
00:43:21.220 on the back
00:43:22.400 of coronavirus?
00:43:24.180 We'll talk
00:43:25.080 to David Steinberg
00:43:26.360 in one minute.
00:43:28.320 This is
00:43:28.960 the Glenn Beck Program.
00:43:30.780 We also have
00:43:34.280 some really good
00:43:35.000 news for you.
00:43:36.260 We've got a mayor
00:43:37.200 of a town
00:43:38.620 in California
00:43:39.280 who's just great
00:43:40.500 who's standing up
00:43:41.540 for the rights
00:43:42.080 of businesses
00:43:42.700 in his town.
00:43:43.740 We've got stories
00:43:44.940 all over the country
00:43:46.480 popping up
00:43:47.180 of people standing
00:43:48.340 for their rights
00:43:49.260 which is just
00:43:50.040 really amazing.
00:43:51.320 Also,
00:43:51.720 one of my favorite
00:43:52.400 authors of fiction,
00:43:54.280 James Rollins,
00:43:55.120 is going to be with us.
00:43:55.860 He's written a book
00:43:56.680 called The Last Odyssey.
00:43:58.180 I asked to have him on.
00:43:59.500 We've been trying
00:43:59.840 to get him
00:44:00.100 for a couple of weeks
00:44:00.780 because I just
00:44:01.260 finished reading it
00:44:01.980 and it's a great book.
00:44:04.980 It's one of these books
00:44:06.200 where they mix history
00:44:07.680 with fiction
00:44:09.220 and it just brings
00:44:11.260 it to life
00:44:11.920 and quite honestly,
00:44:13.220 I've never wanted
00:44:13.860 to read Homer before.
00:44:15.100 I had to read it
00:44:15.760 when I was younger
00:44:16.880 but I want to read it
00:44:18.700 again because
00:44:19.580 it's just brought
00:44:20.280 this whole thing
00:44:21.700 to life
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00:45:58.080 Coronavirus tyrants
00:45:59.360 have tried to crush
00:46:00.320 our freedoms
00:46:00.940 but some Americans
00:46:02.200 are fighting back.
00:46:03.860 A lot of people
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00:46:06.140 I say,
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00:46:07.500 Every officer stood up
00:46:08.920 for what they believed.
00:46:10.000 It'd be a non-issue.
00:46:10.920 I'd close my shop
00:46:11.860 the day they come in here
00:46:12.920 with handcuffs
00:46:13.620 or Jesus comes,
00:46:14.580 one or the other.
00:46:15.440 Is this the birth
00:46:16.200 of a new civil rights movement?
00:46:18.180 Glenn takes back
00:46:19.040 common sense
00:46:19.780 in America.
00:46:20.620 Tomorrow night,
00:46:21.360 9 p.m. Eastern
00:46:22.220 at police tv.com
00:46:23.340 slash Glenn.
00:46:26.240 David Steinberg
00:46:27.460 was the New York City
00:46:28.900 editor for PJ Media
00:46:30.480 for a long time.
00:46:31.800 Homeland Security,
00:46:33.140 Israel,
00:46:33.760 political corruption.
00:46:35.660 He really came to light
00:46:36.940 with Eric Cantor
00:46:37.880 in the primary campaign.
00:46:40.020 He's really responsible
00:46:41.220 for Dave Brat in office
00:46:42.820 and we welcome him
00:46:44.600 to the program.
00:46:45.340 He's been working
00:46:45.920 quite a while
00:46:46.860 on Ilan Omar
00:46:48.200 and hopefully
00:46:50.140 we're going to see
00:46:51.800 some action on this.
00:46:53.640 You have something
00:46:54.460 that you wrote to me
00:46:55.380 and is now being published
00:46:56.820 on theblaze.com,
00:46:58.660 a story about
00:47:00.660 what has happened here
00:47:02.200 just because of
00:47:03.300 the coronavirus.
00:47:04.460 Can you take me
00:47:05.360 through this?
00:47:07.300 Glenn, yes.
00:47:08.360 Thanks for having me
00:47:09.100 on here.
00:47:09.880 What I've been discussing
00:47:10.960 since 2018
00:47:13.640 is that
00:47:14.660 the political
00:47:15.940 correctness
00:47:16.940 of avoiding
00:47:18.080 to cover this woman
00:47:19.540 because
00:47:20.180 it was in somehow
00:47:21.660 detrimental
00:47:23.400 to her Somali
00:47:24.860 immigrant community,
00:47:26.340 there was a very heavily
00:47:27.500 Somali immigrant community
00:47:28.840 in her district
00:47:29.640 that they were
00:47:31.960 avoiding,
00:47:33.760 you understand
00:47:35.160 how this goes,
00:47:35.940 they don't want to
00:47:36.600 criticize her
00:47:37.180 because of her identity
00:47:38.200 because
00:47:39.200 that could be
00:47:40.420 detrimental
00:47:40.720 to her community.
00:47:42.780 It's all a lie,
00:47:44.020 but go ahead.
00:47:45.060 Right.
00:47:45.600 Since 2016
00:47:46.800 is that
00:47:47.960 the people
00:47:48.940 suffering
00:47:49.520 under Rep Omar
00:47:50.600 are
00:47:51.960 her community members,
00:47:53.760 these Somali immigrants,
00:47:55.300 many of them
00:47:55.900 elderly
00:47:56.340 who don't speak
00:47:57.220 English all that well,
00:47:58.920 who have been
00:47:59.460 living under her thumb,
00:48:01.800 terrorized,
00:48:02.760 bullied by her.
00:48:04.000 I've reported
00:48:04.620 several times
00:48:05.620 about threatening
00:48:06.380 behavior,
00:48:06.980 about threats
00:48:08.440 to family members
00:48:10.120 and relatives
00:48:10.740 back home in Somalia.
00:48:12.600 The people
00:48:13.020 suffering under
00:48:14.040 Rep Omar
00:48:14.860 are the Somali
00:48:16.520 immigrant population
00:48:17.680 of her district.
00:48:18.260 Now,
00:48:18.780 now,
00:48:19.740 wait a minute.
00:48:20.120 Hang on just a second.
00:48:21.020 How can you possibly
00:48:21.880 say that, David?
00:48:22.740 There's a tweet from her
00:48:23.880 and I'm going to quote,
00:48:25.120 as Minnesotans
00:48:26.500 struggle with hunger,
00:48:27.940 I'm partnering
00:48:28.920 with MN Food Share,
00:48:30.960 Minnesota Food Share,
00:48:32.240 and other local groups
00:48:33.740 that pack and deliver
00:48:35.080 meals to students
00:48:36.000 and families.
00:48:36.980 Chip in $5 today
00:48:38.940 to power their efforts
00:48:40.140 and keep our communities fed.
00:48:41.980 And then she even has
00:48:42.820 a link that sends you
00:48:43.820 to secure.actblue.com
00:48:46.940 so you can donate.
00:48:48.640 It's a problem.
00:48:49.540 She's helping
00:48:50.000 their community.
00:48:50.780 She reached that
00:48:51.240 on May 5th.
00:48:54.120 And Minnesota Food Share
00:48:56.260 was a charity
00:48:58.840 meals program
00:49:00.500 that very quickly
00:49:01.980 got together.
00:49:04.500 This prominent
00:49:06.180 imam in the area,
00:49:07.980 he had a 501c3 organization.
00:49:10.580 He partnered
00:49:11.020 with Minnesota Food Share,
00:49:12.600 which was part
00:49:14.040 of this 115-year-old
00:49:15.380 church charity
00:49:16.200 called GMCC.
00:49:17.940 And they said,
00:49:18.980 we have a lot of people
00:49:19.880 in this community
00:49:20.620 who are seniors
00:49:21.880 or disabled,
00:49:22.720 and because we are now
00:49:25.320 under a lockdown order,
00:49:26.560 which started March 25th,
00:49:28.100 they are in immediate
00:49:29.440 risk of hunger
00:49:30.260 if they can't get out
00:49:31.760 of the house
00:49:32.320 and get to these
00:49:33.280 local Somali restaurants
00:49:34.640 or to wherever
00:49:36.840 they had been getting.
00:49:38.680 And that's why
00:49:39.680 Ilhan Omar
00:49:40.840 partnered with them,
00:49:42.440 and she sent them
00:49:43.520 to actblue.com
00:49:45.320 to be able to make
00:49:46.100 a secure donation.
00:49:48.140 Yeah, so on May 5th,
00:49:49.340 she tweets that.
00:49:50.860 Hours later that evening,
00:49:52.800 the executive director
00:49:54.100 of GMCC,
00:49:55.660 which runs
00:49:56.820 Minnesota Food Share,
00:49:58.080 this storied charity,
00:50:00.380 it's been there again
00:50:01.120 115 years,
00:50:03.440 she tweets,
00:50:04.320 Ilhan Omar had nothing
00:50:05.640 to do with this project.
00:50:06.840 I do not know
00:50:08.220 where this money
00:50:08.960 is going to.
00:50:11.340 I do,
00:50:11.660 it's going to actblue.com.
00:50:13.700 So what?
00:50:14.260 Yes, it goes to actblue.com,
00:50:16.340 which was,
00:50:17.520 it was simply
00:50:18.820 a donation
00:50:19.760 to Ilhan Omar's campaign.
00:50:22.360 So,
00:50:23.160 that was on May 5th.
00:50:25.140 Now,
00:50:25.620 on May 8th,
00:50:27.060 I noticed it.
00:50:28.800 Well,
00:50:29.620 Ilhan Omar,
00:50:30.780 sometime after,
00:50:34.160 her link,
00:50:35.440 this fraudulent link
00:50:36.740 was up
00:50:37.260 for,
00:50:38.700 it seems,
00:50:39.740 between one to three days.
00:50:41.940 On May 8th,
00:50:43.100 I noticed it had been deleted.
00:50:45.540 All I did was simply tweet
00:50:47.320 that Ilhan has posted this,
00:50:50.460 and this is what
00:50:51.500 the charity director posted,
00:50:53.660 and Ilhan's tweet
00:50:54.420 has now been deleted.
00:50:56.680 And I started to dig
00:50:58.240 a little deeper into this
00:50:59.460 to see if anyone
00:51:00.080 could go on record
00:51:00.900 and explain what had happened.
00:51:02.240 what had happened
00:51:05.300 is Ilhan
00:51:07.400 literally shook down
00:51:09.300 a charity
00:51:10.740 that was feeding
00:51:12.020 her voters,
00:51:14.760 these Somali immigrants
00:51:15.700 in her district.
00:51:17.800 Ilhan had shook down
00:51:19.600 a charity
00:51:20.380 the day before,
00:51:21.540 and you're not
00:51:23.380 going to believe
00:51:23.820 this story,
00:51:24.580 but the imam,
00:51:25.780 his name is
00:51:26.240 Imam
00:51:26.700 Tabakal Ismail,
00:51:29.160 and he's very prominent
00:51:31.300 in that community.
00:51:33.200 So,
00:51:33.640 for six weeks,
00:51:35.400 since right after
00:51:36.500 the stay-at-home order
00:51:37.460 was issued,
00:51:38.860 he has been
00:51:39.540 raising money
00:51:41.780 to feed this community.
00:51:43.920 Ilhan Omar
00:51:44.700 shows up
00:51:45.900 and wants
00:51:48.440 to film
00:51:49.220 a little campaign
00:51:50.140 promo for herself
00:51:51.320 in front of the restaurant
00:51:52.440 while he is
00:51:54.560 feeding these seniors,
00:51:56.540 and she wants
00:51:57.320 to discuss how,
00:51:58.880 you know,
00:51:59.360 her Meals Act,
00:52:00.700 that rider she had
00:52:02.300 put into
00:52:03.400 the coronavirus bill,
00:52:04.840 it was helping
00:52:05.920 to feed these people
00:52:06.780 and how she was
00:52:07.500 also helping
00:52:08.060 to partner
00:52:09.040 with Minnesota Food Share.
00:52:10.880 He tells her
00:52:11.440 to get lost.
00:52:12.660 He says,
00:52:12.940 no,
00:52:13.120 we've been doing this
00:52:13.700 for six weeks,
00:52:14.440 you've had nothing
00:52:14.940 to do with this,
00:52:15.940 we want absolutely
00:52:17.140 no partnerships
00:52:20.420 with any
00:52:21.280 political campaign
00:52:22.580 or anybody
00:52:24.380 who is currently
00:52:26.020 elected,
00:52:26.980 this is pure
00:52:27.740 charity work,
00:52:28.460 we are feeding
00:52:28.860 the homeless,
00:52:29.300 you are not
00:52:30.020 to use that
00:52:31.480 camera around here.
00:52:33.280 And it also
00:52:33.760 said that in his
00:52:34.620 contract,
00:52:35.240 that he had
00:52:35.720 signed with the
00:52:36.480 restaurant.
00:52:37.860 So,
00:52:38.540 he actually went
00:52:41.100 on record,
00:52:41.720 he said that
00:52:42.620 to Ilhan
00:52:43.320 campaign,
00:52:45.620 one of her
00:52:46.440 key campaign
00:52:47.980 staffers
00:52:48.540 who's been
00:52:48.900 with her
00:52:49.360 since 2016,
00:52:51.140 his name is
00:52:51.700 Ali Issi,
00:52:53.280 and he uses
00:52:54.380 the nickname
00:52:56.660 Ali Ghani.
00:52:57.620 so I asked him
00:53:00.320 specifically,
00:53:00.940 I said,
00:53:01.760 did Ilhan
00:53:02.700 know,
00:53:03.260 did she get
00:53:03.800 the message
00:53:04.320 from him
00:53:04.920 that she
00:53:05.300 was not
00:53:05.780 supposed to
00:53:06.400 be filming
00:53:06.820 there and
00:53:07.540 that she
00:53:08.660 was to have
00:53:09.100 nothing to do
00:53:09.760 with your
00:53:10.040 program?
00:53:11.380 He says,
00:53:12.240 yes,
00:53:13.000 they tried to
00:53:14.260 film it
00:53:14.800 without my
00:53:15.380 knowledge.
00:53:16.060 I walked in
00:53:16.880 on them,
00:53:17.740 we had an
00:53:18.380 argument,
00:53:18.840 I expressly
00:53:19.920 told them
00:53:20.440 not to,
00:53:21.500 I gave
00:53:22.120 the same
00:53:22.500 instructions
00:53:22.980 to the
00:53:23.380 restaurant
00:53:23.740 owner,
00:53:24.620 and then
00:53:25.740 he says,
00:53:26.620 this is the
00:53:27.540 quote,
00:53:28.640 Ali Ghani
00:53:29.320 defied my
00:53:30.080 instructions,
00:53:31.520 he said,
00:53:31.960 anything that
00:53:32.600 happens in
00:53:33.260 this district
00:53:34.000 comes under
00:53:34.860 Ilhan Omar
00:53:35.580 regardless of
00:53:36.460 who's doing
00:53:36.940 it.
00:53:37.200 they literally
00:53:39.540 tried to
00:53:40.200 bully this
00:53:40.700 man into
00:53:41.760 letting her
00:53:42.460 film this
00:53:42.940 promo.
00:53:44.280 Now,
00:53:44.460 after that
00:53:45.000 fight,
00:53:47.240 that was
00:53:49.440 on May
00:53:49.780 3rd,
00:53:50.460 two days
00:53:51.000 later,
00:53:52.500 she tweets
00:53:53.160 this false
00:53:54.900 tweet that
00:53:56.660 she is
00:53:56.920 partnering with
00:53:57.600 Minnesota
00:53:57.940 Food Share
00:53:58.580 and donate
00:54:00.640 $5,
00:54:01.600 it'll help
00:54:02.140 keep our
00:54:02.600 communities
00:54:03.080 fed.
00:54:04.360 There was
00:54:05.000 no discussion.
00:54:06.180 It appears
00:54:07.000 as though
00:54:10.420 she just
00:54:10.840 hijacked it
00:54:11.680 again now,
00:54:12.400 but on
00:54:12.700 Twitter.
00:54:13.460 But I
00:54:13.660 want to
00:54:13.920 ask you
00:54:14.640 one thing.
00:54:15.620 It is
00:54:16.820 disgusting
00:54:17.460 what she
00:54:18.240 did there
00:54:18.920 trying to
00:54:19.520 take credit
00:54:19.980 for something
00:54:20.520 that she
00:54:21.220 had nothing
00:54:21.580 to do
00:54:21.940 with.
00:54:22.240 That's
00:54:22.460 disgusting,
00:54:23.060 but not
00:54:23.440 illegal.
00:54:24.820 With the
00:54:25.720 tweet,
00:54:27.980 any politician
00:54:28.820 can endorse
00:54:29.460 anybody,
00:54:30.160 whether they
00:54:30.560 like it or
00:54:31.080 not,
00:54:31.480 anyone can
00:54:32.080 endorse
00:54:32.420 anybody.
00:54:34.140 The
00:54:34.580 question
00:54:35.180 is,
00:54:35.680 was there
00:54:37.420 a website
00:54:38.240 where you
00:54:38.860 could donate
00:54:39.520 from this
00:54:40.880 charity that
00:54:41.600 she could
00:54:42.020 have used
00:54:42.640 to retweet?
00:54:44.320 And why
00:54:45.260 did she
00:54:45.720 use the
00:54:46.340 ActBlue,
00:54:47.360 which is
00:54:48.680 the way
00:54:49.200 she raises
00:54:50.200 funds?
00:54:51.560 And do
00:54:52.040 we have
00:54:52.660 proof that
00:54:54.540 that money
00:54:55.840 was used
00:54:56.440 in any
00:54:57.020 other way
00:54:57.840 other than
00:54:58.580 the charity?
00:54:59.180 So after
00:55:01.520 I reported
00:55:02.180 this on
00:55:02.660 May 8th,
00:55:04.620 the charity
00:55:06.800 that had
00:55:07.620 originally said
00:55:08.320 she has
00:55:08.700 nothing to
00:55:09.280 do with
00:55:09.640 it,
00:55:10.420 on May
00:55:11.420 9th,
00:55:12.920 there was
00:55:15.240 some pressure
00:55:15.780 apparently from
00:55:17.020 Omar's
00:55:17.540 campaign,
00:55:18.800 and obviously
00:55:19.840 this is a
00:55:20.300 charity that
00:55:20.920 simply does
00:55:21.500 not want
00:55:22.080 any friction.
00:55:23.500 So on
00:55:24.040 May 9th,
00:55:24.840 they tweet,
00:55:25.480 we have
00:55:26.020 now confirmed
00:55:27.060 that the
00:55:28.040 funds Ilhan
00:55:28.840 solicited on
00:55:30.320 our behalf
00:55:30.960 earlier this
00:55:31.640 week will go
00:55:32.220 to Minnesota
00:55:32.740 Food Share
00:55:33.440 to donate to
00:55:35.000 our efforts,
00:55:36.240 and then she
00:55:36.620 gives the
00:55:37.060 proper link
00:55:37.800 to Minnesota
00:55:38.600 Food Share.
00:55:40.240 So she
00:55:40.980 had said,
00:55:41.460 we have
00:55:41.640 now confirmed.
00:55:43.480 There was
00:55:44.180 no prior
00:55:45.340 agreement
00:55:46.000 that the
00:55:47.700 money Omar
00:55:49.100 was collecting
00:55:49.940 was going
00:55:51.080 to go to
00:55:51.580 anybody besides
00:55:52.540 Omar.
00:55:54.120 Now here's
00:55:54.860 the real
00:55:55.560 problem.
00:55:56.160 Here's the
00:55:56.720 real problem
00:55:57.200 here.
00:55:57.580 If I were
00:55:58.460 raising money
00:55:59.300 and I said
00:55:59.980 to you,
00:56:00.540 just write
00:56:01.120 the check
00:56:01.560 out to
00:56:02.020 me and
00:56:03.000 I'll
00:56:03.400 deliver it
00:56:04.000 to Mercury
00:56:04.580 One,
00:56:05.420 there would
00:56:05.700 be all
00:56:06.300 kinds of
00:56:07.100 people that
00:56:07.600 would go,
00:56:08.120 wait a
00:56:08.800 minute,
00:56:09.200 what?
00:56:10.160 And I
00:56:10.380 would have
00:56:10.700 to,
00:56:10.960 no one
00:56:11.520 in my
00:56:12.100 world would
00:56:13.280 say that's
00:56:14.000 a good
00:56:14.220 idea.
00:56:14.820 I wouldn't
00:56:15.580 say it
00:56:15.980 either.
00:56:16.660 It's a
00:56:17.080 bad idea
00:56:18.020 just because
00:56:18.820 the appearance
00:56:20.220 of impropriety,
00:56:22.020 let alone
00:56:22.620 the ease
00:56:24.640 of actual
00:56:25.540 taking money
00:56:26.480 and shifting
00:56:27.020 dollars.
00:56:28.660 But there
00:56:29.680 is the
00:56:30.340 link and
00:56:30.800 it's a
00:56:31.100 secure link
00:56:31.840 gmcc.org
00:56:33.840 where you
00:56:34.600 can donate.
00:56:36.000 Any idea
00:56:37.100 why she ran
00:56:38.180 it through
00:56:38.540 this?
00:56:39.380 Through
00:56:39.760 ActBlue
00:56:40.440 instead of
00:56:41.160 through her
00:56:41.800 campaign
00:56:42.420 instead of
00:56:43.160 GMCC?
00:56:44.740 Well,
00:56:44.920 look,
00:56:45.160 there were
00:56:46.040 two principles.
00:56:47.100 There were
00:56:47.560 four organizations
00:56:48.880 that were
00:56:50.000 partnering to
00:56:51.180 run this
00:56:51.520 charity.
00:56:51.880 two of
00:56:53.580 them are
00:56:54.560 chaired by
00:56:55.220 this
00:56:55.480 imam.
00:56:56.260 He had
00:56:56.660 two charity
00:56:57.240 organizations.
00:56:58.380 The other
00:56:58.880 one was
00:56:59.220 GMCC
00:56:59.880 and this
00:57:01.760 charity food
00:57:02.580 program is a
00:57:03.380 part of
00:57:03.780 GMCC and
00:57:04.500 has been
00:57:04.900 for decades.
00:57:06.240 So we
00:57:07.260 have the
00:57:07.540 two principles.
00:57:08.280 The executive
00:57:08.900 director of
00:57:10.040 GMCC
00:57:10.540 and the
00:57:12.000 imam
00:57:12.540 both say
00:57:14.440 she had
00:57:15.200 nothing to
00:57:15.780 do with
00:57:16.120 this and
00:57:17.280 he in
00:57:18.120 particular
00:57:18.640 says she's
00:57:20.000 doing this
00:57:20.380 out of
00:57:20.680 spite
00:57:21.040 because she
00:57:22.200 wanted to
00:57:22.640 film and
00:57:23.640 she wanted
00:57:24.060 this little
00:57:24.500 promo with
00:57:25.840 the seniors
00:57:26.620 and Somalis
00:57:27.440 who are in
00:57:28.860 her community
00:57:29.380 and forgotten
00:57:30.260 people.
00:57:31.080 She wanted
00:57:31.580 this promo
00:57:32.180 of these
00:57:32.840 people being
00:57:33.440 fed by
00:57:34.540 her essentially.
00:57:35.980 So he's
00:57:36.880 saying she
00:57:37.380 did this
00:57:37.760 out of
00:57:38.140 spite and
00:57:39.540 that link
00:57:40.280 that went
00:57:40.840 up,
00:57:41.680 there was
00:57:42.040 no arrangement.
00:57:43.800 Again,
00:57:44.380 Gwen,
00:57:44.760 as you said,
00:57:45.780 soliciting a
00:57:46.400 charitable
00:57:46.700 contribution
00:57:47.360 under false
00:57:48.320 pretenses
00:57:48.840 is a crime
00:57:50.220 for anybody
00:57:51.240 in this
00:57:51.680 country,
00:57:52.760 let alone
00:57:53.640 a political
00:57:54.420 campaign doing
00:57:55.180 it.
00:57:55.500 Who knows
00:57:56.040 how many
00:57:57.980 infractions
00:58:00.480 are involved
00:58:01.340 there?
00:58:02.100 But yes,
00:58:02.980 you recall
00:58:03.720 this happened
00:58:04.260 a couple
00:58:04.900 years ago.
00:58:05.480 There was
00:58:05.680 a large
00:58:06.020 case where
00:58:06.460 somebody
00:58:06.800 raised a
00:58:07.700 lot of
00:58:08.000 money for
00:58:08.400 a homeless
00:58:08.800 man who
00:58:09.340 got gas
00:58:09.980 for a
00:58:10.740 woman on
00:58:11.100 the side
00:58:11.380 of the
00:58:11.580 street.
00:58:12.720 They are
00:58:14.140 now serving
00:58:14.780 a lengthy
00:58:15.280 jail sentence.
00:58:16.760 You cannot
00:58:17.280 solicit charitable
00:58:18.180 contributions
00:58:18.820 under false
00:58:19.380 pretenses.
00:58:21.220 And if
00:58:21.700 it isn't
00:58:22.620 Exhibit A
00:58:23.440 of someone
00:58:23.880 doing that,
00:58:24.520 I don't
00:58:24.720 know what
00:58:25.020 it is.
00:58:26.220 So I
00:58:26.640 ask you
00:58:27.000 this,
00:58:27.260 and I'm
00:58:27.680 up against
00:58:28.060 the network,
00:58:28.760 so I've
00:58:29.120 got to
00:58:29.560 take a
00:58:29.840 break,
00:58:30.100 but I
00:58:30.540 ask you
00:58:30.940 this at
00:58:31.260 the end
00:58:31.560 of all
00:58:32.060 of your
00:58:32.540 exposés.
00:58:33.940 Any interest
00:58:34.820 at all
00:58:35.140 from the
00:58:35.520 police on
00:58:36.000 this?
00:58:36.880 FBI,
00:58:37.620 anybody?
00:58:38.700 On this
00:58:39.180 one in
00:58:39.640 particular,
00:58:40.640 well,
00:58:41.220 I wanted
00:58:41.480 to publish
00:58:41.900 it first
00:58:42.340 on the
00:58:42.680 blaze,
00:58:43.820 get some
00:58:44.240 attention
00:58:44.600 here,
00:58:45.140 and we'll
00:58:45.360 see if we
00:58:45.760 can actually
00:58:46.260 get something
00:58:46.880 done.
00:58:47.280 I don't
00:58:48.820 that Steve
00:58:49.180 Dreskowski
00:58:49.720 is involved,
00:58:51.980 and he
00:58:52.260 is the
00:58:52.560 one who
00:58:53.240 last year
00:58:54.140 started the
00:58:55.220 investigation
00:58:55.840 that got
00:58:56.480 her caught
00:58:57.960 on six
00:58:58.580 campaign
00:58:59.040 finance
00:58:59.580 infractions,
00:59:00.720 and I
00:59:01.000 do know
00:59:01.240 that he's
00:59:01.640 on it.
00:59:02.700 All right.
00:59:03.940 Good work,
00:59:04.720 David.
00:59:04.980 Thank you
00:59:05.320 for bringing
00:59:05.660 this to
00:59:06.080 us.
00:59:06.680 I think
00:59:07.680 it's not
00:59:08.280 up yet,
00:59:08.780 but it's
00:59:09.240 going to
00:59:09.500 be published
00:59:09.980 by the
00:59:10.480 blaze
00:59:10.780 here very
00:59:11.840 soon.
00:59:12.560 I urge
00:59:13.080 you to
00:59:13.360 read it
00:59:13.780 and ask,
00:59:16.260 you know,
00:59:16.640 send to the
00:59:17.460 Justice
00:59:17.940 Department,
00:59:18.320 FBI.
00:59:19.800 Why?
00:59:20.300 Why is
00:59:20.800 this not
00:59:21.160 being
00:59:21.360 investigated?
00:59:22.060 There is
00:59:22.280 a long,
00:59:23.060 long list
00:59:24.040 of wrongdoings.
00:59:25.880 Is anything
00:59:26.760 going to be
00:59:27.380 done?
00:59:27.760 Thank you
00:59:28.060 so much,
00:59:28.620 David Steinberg,
00:59:29.540 journalist,
00:59:30.300 who now has
00:59:31.280 a story that
00:59:32.280 is being
00:59:32.640 published on
00:59:33.360 blaze.com,
00:59:34.980 theblaze.com.
00:59:37.140 All right.
00:59:39.200 Our sponsor
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00:59:44.560 He sits
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00:59:46.980 door in my
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00:59:48.040 my art
00:59:48.340 studio,
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00:59:50.080 He's such
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00:59:52.380 He is
00:59:53.140 also,
00:59:53.760 I'm happy
00:59:54.780 to say,
00:59:55.460 just running
00:59:56.640 and running
00:59:57.260 and running
00:59:57.820 and he's
00:59:58.240 happy and
00:59:58.860 he's healthy.
01:00:00.140 And I
01:00:00.720 want my
01:00:01.160 dog to be
01:00:01.700 happy and
01:00:02.180 healthy.
01:00:02.600 He's a
01:00:02.900 member of
01:00:03.280 the family.
01:00:04.040 If your
01:00:04.580 dog's eating
01:00:06.100 dry kibble,
01:00:06.860 which I feed
01:00:07.520 to my dog,
01:00:08.040 we've tried
01:00:08.400 everything.
01:00:09.900 If they're
01:00:10.440 eating dry
01:00:10.920 kibble,
01:00:11.380 that's all
01:00:12.320 been sterilized.
01:00:13.340 It has to be
01:00:13.980 able to sit
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01:00:14.980 for two years.
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01:00:15.980 nothing alive
01:00:17.720 in the food.
01:00:19.180 And you
01:00:19.700 know and I
01:00:20.220 know,
01:00:20.660 it's why we
01:00:21.200 were supposed
01:00:21.440 to take
01:00:21.760 probiotics and
01:00:22.840 digestive enzymes
01:00:23.860 and all of
01:00:24.400 these things.
01:00:25.740 You have to
01:00:26.840 have those
01:00:27.620 things to be
01:00:28.660 able to keep
01:00:29.140 your body
01:00:29.580 healthy.
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01:00:30.500 aren't getting
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01:00:33.220 with a good
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01:00:38.040 sure our kids
01:00:38.660 have,
01:00:39.840 Rough Greens
01:00:40.460 has put
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01:00:45.040 or mix it
01:00:45.640 in the dog
01:00:46.100 food,
01:00:46.440 vitamins,
01:00:46.840 minerals,
01:00:47.400 digestive
01:00:47.800 enzymes,
01:00:48.360 probiotics,
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01:00:50.180 and it is
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01:00:53.780 throughout their
01:00:54.360 lifetime.
01:00:55.280 Take a 14-day
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01:00:56.560 see the difference
01:00:57.120 in your dog
01:00:57.680 in 14 days
01:00:58.380 or less.
01:00:59.120 They love it
01:01:00.100 and I have
01:01:01.040 seen a change
01:01:02.040 in my dog
01:01:02.580 and he
01:01:03.060 continues to
01:01:04.540 change.
01:01:05.060 He continues
01:01:05.700 to show me
01:01:06.400 signs.
01:01:06.900 He's getting
01:01:07.200 better and
01:01:07.640 better and
01:01:08.000 better.
01:01:08.940 Rough Greens,
01:01:09.620 R-U-F-F-Greens.com
01:01:11.560 slash Beck.
01:01:12.240 That's
01:01:12.640 roughgreens.com
01:01:14.340 slash Beck
01:01:15.340 or you can
01:01:15.760 call them
01:01:16.100 at 833-GLEN-33.
01:01:17.900 That's with
01:01:18.160 two N's,
01:01:18.940 833-GLEN-33
01:01:20.220 or roughgreens.com
01:01:22.460 slash Beck.
01:01:23.880 10 seconds,
01:01:24.400 station ID.
01:01:35.700 And I have to
01:01:36.460 tell you,
01:01:36.720 it was a good
01:01:37.380 day for the
01:01:38.280 good guys
01:01:38.800 yesterday
01:01:39.440 in New Jersey
01:01:41.320 in the
01:01:42.240 Attilus Gym.
01:01:43.460 They were
01:01:43.700 opening their
01:01:45.100 gym in defiance
01:01:46.440 of Governor
01:01:47.140 Phil Murphy's
01:01:47.920 coronavirus
01:01:48.280 shutdown order
01:01:49.320 and the
01:01:50.600 people that
01:01:51.420 were going
01:01:51.760 to the
01:01:52.040 gym were
01:01:52.500 all there.
01:01:53.200 The cameras
01:01:53.780 were all
01:01:54.260 there.
01:01:54.720 They expected
01:01:55.520 the police
01:01:56.180 to show up.
01:01:57.480 If you
01:01:57.660 haven't seen
01:01:58.260 or heard
01:01:58.600 this video
01:01:59.200 yet,
01:01:59.500 I want to
01:01:59.780 play this
01:02:00.220 for you.
01:02:01.000 The police
01:02:01.660 did show up
01:02:02.460 just as they
01:02:03.080 were getting
01:02:03.320 ready to open
01:02:03.840 the doors.
01:02:04.500 People thought
01:02:05.080 for sure
01:02:05.600 that they
01:02:06.000 were going
01:02:06.280 to be shut
01:02:06.780 down.
01:02:07.700 Here's what
01:02:08.140 the police
01:02:08.560 officer said.
01:02:10.280 We are
01:02:12.880 and we're
01:02:13.480 only here
01:02:14.200 for everybody's
01:02:15.060 safety today.
01:02:16.100 We plan for
01:02:17.200 the worst,
01:02:17.740 hope for the
01:02:18.120 best,
01:02:18.420 and it seems
01:02:18.800 like that's
01:02:19.220 what we have
01:02:19.640 out here today.
01:02:22.340 Formally,
01:02:23.440 you are all
01:02:23.940 in violation
01:02:24.480 of the
01:02:24.860 executive order.
01:02:26.480 On that
01:02:26.940 note,
01:02:27.840 have a good
01:02:30.320 day.
01:02:30.860 Everybody be
01:02:31.420 safe.
01:02:31.540 Thank you.
01:02:34.280 That is
01:02:36.000 fantastic.
01:02:36.640 And it
01:02:37.640 was a
01:02:38.140 really
01:02:38.620 happy
01:02:39.040 moment.
01:02:39.640 I mean,
01:02:39.860 it was
01:02:40.140 do you
01:02:40.480 believe in
01:02:40.960 miracles
01:02:41.460 kind of
01:02:41.900 moment
01:02:42.160 there,
01:02:42.440 I
01:02:42.560 thought.
01:02:43.380 But this
01:02:43.880 is happening
01:02:44.380 now in
01:02:45.860 several places
01:02:46.660 all around
01:02:47.180 the country.
01:02:48.340 We have
01:02:48.780 a mayor
01:02:49.460 of California
01:02:50.820 coming up
01:02:51.360 in just a
01:02:51.780 little while
01:02:52.160 that is
01:02:52.680 going to
01:02:52.960 talk to
01:02:53.220 us about
01:02:53.640 his new
01:02:54.300 sanctuary
01:02:54.660 city.
01:02:55.340 It's a
01:02:55.520 sanctuary
01:02:55.820 for
01:02:56.260 businesses.
01:02:57.440 But I
01:02:57.700 also want
01:02:57.980 to talk
01:02:58.220 to you
01:02:58.360 about the
01:02:58.700 Florida
01:02:59.140 reopening.
01:03:00.280 There is
01:03:00.540 this amazing
01:03:01.520 story from
01:03:02.360 CNN.
01:03:02.860 CNN.
01:03:03.780 They just
01:03:04.380 don't get
01:03:04.880 it.
01:03:05.340 They just
01:03:06.120 don't get
01:03:07.060 it.
01:03:07.780 Everything
01:03:08.340 they are
01:03:09.840 afraid of
01:03:10.640 is disproven
01:03:12.080 in the
01:03:12.600 article that
01:03:13.160 they wrote.
01:03:13.840 But I
01:03:14.900 don't think
01:03:15.440 they understand
01:03:16.100 that.
01:03:16.880 We'll give
01:03:17.220 that to you
01:03:17.740 in so much
01:03:18.340 more.
01:03:18.600 Some really
01:03:18.900 good news
01:03:19.480 coming up
01:03:20.020 in just a
01:03:20.480 second.
01:03:20.740 Also,
01:03:21.100 James Rollins
01:03:21.880 next.
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01:04:55.480 Hello,
01:04:56.000 America.
01:04:56.460 Welcome to
01:04:56.820 the Glenn Beck
01:04:57.200 program.
01:04:57.660 It's Tuesday.
01:04:58.500 I've been
01:04:58.760 wanting to
01:04:59.120 have James
01:04:59.560 Rollins on
01:05:00.140 for a while
01:05:00.840 because I've
01:05:01.160 been reading
01:05:01.500 his book.
01:05:02.320 I've just
01:05:02.560 finished it,
01:05:03.080 The Last
01:05:03.540 Odyssey,
01:05:04.200 and it's
01:05:05.100 one of my
01:05:05.480 favorite
01:05:05.780 kind of
01:05:06.180 books.
01:05:06.700 James is
01:05:07.080 a favorite
01:05:08.020 author of
01:05:08.840 mine.
01:05:10.100 I think
01:05:10.580 we've had
01:05:10.860 him on
01:05:11.120 before.
01:05:12.620 Number one
01:05:13.300 New York
01:05:13.560 Times best
01:05:14.140 seller,
01:05:14.520 blah,
01:05:14.760 blah,
01:05:14.920 blah,
01:05:15.140 blah,
01:05:15.320 blah.
01:05:15.960 He has
01:05:16.980 his great
01:05:19.260 ability to
01:05:20.060 take
01:05:20.520 science,
01:05:22.060 emerging
01:05:22.420 science,
01:05:23.480 history,
01:05:24.980 and merge
01:05:26.160 it all
01:05:26.540 together in
01:05:27.360 something I
01:05:27.860 called
01:05:28.460 faction.
01:05:29.900 It's not
01:05:30.320 fiction,
01:05:31.160 but it's
01:05:31.840 not fact
01:05:32.960 either.
01:05:33.380 It's a
01:05:33.940 combination of
01:05:34.800 the two,
01:05:35.300 and it's
01:05:36.280 one of
01:05:36.480 those books
01:05:36.880 that you
01:05:37.240 just begin
01:05:37.980 to,
01:05:39.020 it just
01:05:39.320 opens up
01:05:39.740 your mind
01:05:40.400 to new
01:05:40.800 possibilities
01:05:41.440 in different
01:05:41.980 worlds and
01:05:42.560 history that
01:05:43.180 you never
01:05:43.640 thought of.
01:05:44.580 I mean,
01:05:44.940 I read
01:05:45.700 Homer and
01:05:46.720 the Odyssey
01:05:47.220 when I
01:05:47.700 had to,
01:05:49.300 not been
01:05:50.100 interested in
01:05:50.980 it.
01:05:51.180 My daughter
01:05:51.740 keeps telling
01:05:52.260 me,
01:05:52.500 Dad,
01:05:52.680 you gotta
01:05:52.960 read it,
01:05:53.460 it's so
01:05:53.780 great,
01:05:54.100 and I'm
01:05:54.260 like,
01:05:54.440 not
01:05:54.840 interested,
01:05:55.580 until I
01:05:56.200 read this,
01:05:57.240 which is
01:05:57.640 really nothing
01:05:58.640 boring about
01:06:00.740 it all,
01:06:01.480 which is
01:06:01.740 what you
01:06:02.000 think.
01:06:03.260 This book
01:06:03.860 starts with
01:06:04.440 Leonardo
01:06:04.820 Da Vinci,
01:06:06.240 religious
01:06:07.440 cults,
01:06:08.640 and a
01:06:09.400 search for
01:06:10.720 the gateway
01:06:11.320 to hell.
01:06:12.480 I mean,
01:06:13.140 could it get
01:06:13.720 any better?
01:06:14.360 And Sigma
01:06:14.760 Force is
01:06:15.280 back.
01:06:15.680 If you've
01:06:15.900 never read
01:06:16.300 any of
01:06:16.580 his books,
01:06:17.120 you don't
01:06:17.860 have to
01:06:18.220 read them
01:06:18.660 to pick
01:06:19.180 this one
01:06:19.600 up,
01:06:20.200 but I
01:06:20.840 guarantee
01:06:21.160 you'll be
01:06:21.580 picking up
01:06:22.020 past ones
01:06:22.540 if you
01:06:22.800 start.
01:06:23.500 James,
01:06:23.960 welcome to
01:06:24.280 the program.
01:06:24.680 How are
01:06:24.940 you?
01:06:25.740 I'm doing
01:06:26.280 great,
01:06:26.700 Glenn.
01:06:27.120 Thanks for
01:06:27.500 having me
01:06:27.780 back on
01:06:28.080 the
01:06:28.220 program.
01:06:29.380 The only
01:06:29.600 reason I
01:06:29.960 got that
01:06:30.340 number one
01:06:30.760 New York
01:06:31.080 Times list
01:06:31.660 was because
01:06:32.120 you supported
01:06:33.420 my books.
01:06:34.140 I appreciate
01:06:34.560 it very
01:06:34.940 much.
01:06:36.220 Oh my
01:06:36.480 gosh,
01:06:36.760 that's how
01:06:37.540 untrue
01:06:37.880 that is.
01:06:38.540 You're a
01:06:38.980 great writer.
01:06:39.860 If it
01:06:40.040 wasn't me,
01:06:40.420 it would
01:06:40.580 have been
01:06:40.760 somebody else
01:06:41.240 that would
01:06:41.500 have just
01:06:41.920 helped spread
01:06:42.480 the word
01:06:42.780 a little
01:06:43.040 earlier.
01:06:44.380 But this
01:06:45.420 book,
01:06:46.080 James,
01:06:46.680 you had
01:06:47.640 me from
01:06:48.380 the get-go.
01:06:50.120 First,
01:06:50.700 let's start
01:06:51.180 with the
01:06:54.780 premise real
01:06:55.560 quickly.
01:06:56.200 I don't
01:06:56.340 want to get
01:06:56.660 bogged down
01:06:57.220 in it,
01:06:57.540 but let's
01:06:57.980 start with
01:06:58.240 the premise
01:06:58.560 real quick.
01:06:59.860 Yeah,
01:07:00.040 you know,
01:07:00.300 I'm always
01:07:01.200 looking for
01:07:02.700 that,
01:07:03.440 the truth
01:07:04.060 behind
01:07:04.480 mythology,
01:07:05.200 the truth
01:07:05.580 behind these
01:07:06.140 ancient stories
01:07:06.860 we used to
01:07:07.240 tell each
01:07:07.600 other.
01:07:08.640 And,
01:07:08.860 you know,
01:07:09.040 for centuries,
01:07:10.580 everybody thought
01:07:11.300 the city of
01:07:11.860 Troy was just
01:07:12.840 an imaginary
01:07:13.420 place.
01:07:14.060 It was just
01:07:14.320 something that
01:07:14.800 Homer made
01:07:15.360 up.
01:07:15.540 I had no
01:07:15.680 idea.
01:07:16.780 I had no
01:07:17.380 idea until
01:07:17.940 I read the
01:07:18.340 book.
01:07:19.200 Exactly.
01:07:19.700 It wasn't
01:07:19.820 until the
01:07:20.240 late 18th
01:07:21.360 century when
01:07:22.000 an armchair
01:07:22.700 archaeologist
01:07:23.380 wasn't even
01:07:23.820 an expert
01:07:24.440 stumbled upon
01:07:25.800 these ruins
01:07:26.560 in the coast
01:07:27.440 of Turkey.
01:07:28.780 And he
01:07:29.020 believed,
01:07:29.420 I think this
01:07:29.800 is the city
01:07:30.240 of Troy.
01:07:30.900 And all the
01:07:31.540 archaeologists
01:07:32.340 sort of laughed
01:07:32.920 at him.
01:07:33.800 But over time
01:07:34.380 it was proven
01:07:35.060 that,
01:07:35.380 yes,
01:07:35.580 that is
01:07:35.960 indeed the
01:07:36.620 ruins of the
01:07:37.160 city of Troy.
01:07:37.800 So within a
01:07:38.320 second,
01:07:39.080 suddenly,
01:07:40.320 what was
01:07:41.280 considered
01:07:41.660 mythology is
01:07:42.460 now history.
01:07:44.140 And so,
01:07:44.820 me as a
01:07:45.840 thriller writer,
01:07:46.520 I'm thinking,
01:07:46.900 well,
01:07:47.060 if Troy was
01:07:47.860 a real place,
01:07:48.900 how much
01:07:49.560 else of
01:07:50.760 Homer's
01:07:51.180 stories of
01:07:51.800 gods and
01:07:52.340 monsters and
01:07:53.100 curses and
01:07:53.620 miracles in
01:07:54.740 the Iliad and
01:07:55.220 the Odyssey,
01:07:56.060 what else might
01:07:56.740 be buried in
01:07:57.460 there?
01:07:57.580 What else might
01:07:58.000 be true in
01:07:58.560 that story?
01:07:59.180 That began
01:07:59.780 my quest to
01:08:01.300 write this
01:08:01.660 novel.
01:08:03.020 And this
01:08:03.780 novel,
01:08:04.560 the ending,
01:08:05.540 the last,
01:08:06.280 I mean,
01:08:06.660 the whole
01:08:06.920 thing is
01:08:07.360 just non-stop,
01:08:09.300 but the last
01:08:10.000 half of this
01:08:10.760 book,
01:08:11.640 when they're
01:08:12.200 really looking
01:08:12.880 into what
01:08:13.920 would be
01:08:14.800 really the
01:08:15.660 gateway to
01:08:16.280 hell,
01:08:17.280 and you
01:08:18.600 explain how
01:08:20.140 the gods
01:08:21.320 and monsters
01:08:21.900 was just
01:08:22.880 ancient
01:08:23.440 technology,
01:08:24.480 it's mind
01:08:25.480 boggling,
01:08:26.220 mind boggling.
01:08:27.660 Any chance,
01:08:29.180 go ahead.
01:08:29.880 I went to the
01:08:30.620 National Archaeological
01:08:31.420 Museum in
01:08:32.120 Athens,
01:08:32.800 and they have
01:08:33.460 this device
01:08:34.740 called the
01:08:35.140 Anticothero
01:08:35.780 Mechanism,
01:08:36.280 that was
01:08:36.460 this sort
01:08:37.680 of rusted
01:08:38.400 device that
01:08:39.960 was found
01:08:40.380 in a shipwreck
01:08:41.220 in the
01:08:41.660 Mediterranean,
01:08:42.560 and it
01:08:43.200 almost looks
01:08:43.960 like a
01:08:44.340 computer,
01:08:45.220 if you look
01:08:45.740 at it.
01:08:45.940 It looks
01:08:46.060 like a
01:08:46.220 piece of
01:08:46.480 a computer.
01:08:47.380 And again,
01:08:49.040 it took a
01:08:49.500 little bit
01:08:49.840 of while.
01:08:50.360 There was
01:08:50.520 some skepticism
01:08:51.160 among
01:08:51.580 archaeologists,
01:08:52.380 but now it's
01:08:52.820 become somewhat
01:08:53.420 accepted that
01:08:54.160 this probably
01:08:54.800 is the first
01:08:55.580 example of
01:08:56.600 an analog
01:08:57.100 computer.
01:08:58.400 Back in
01:08:59.160 ancient Greek
01:08:59.960 times,
01:09:00.500 they were
01:09:00.620 already at
01:09:01.300 that level
01:09:02.040 of advancement.
01:09:03.720 And so
01:09:03.880 through more
01:09:04.400 research,
01:09:05.240 going to the
01:09:05.660 museums,
01:09:06.240 talking to
01:09:06.520 different
01:09:06.760 historians,
01:09:07.480 I just
01:09:07.780 found out
01:09:08.080 exactly how
01:09:08.900 surprising and
01:09:10.140 how much we
01:09:10.520 underestimate the
01:09:11.600 technology and
01:09:12.260 how sophisticated
01:09:12.840 people were.
01:09:14.080 We look at the
01:09:14.880 building of the
01:09:15.720 pyramids and
01:09:16.260 people want to
01:09:16.700 blame them on
01:09:17.420 ancient aliens or
01:09:19.160 something like that.
01:09:20.120 No, we were just,
01:09:21.000 the human beings have
01:09:21.900 these wonderful brains
01:09:22.780 in our heads and
01:09:23.360 we're very inventive and
01:09:24.340 we look at the world
01:09:25.440 around us and we try
01:09:26.720 to innovate.
01:09:27.180 And so, you
01:09:28.680 know, one of the
01:09:29.320 reasons I want to
01:09:30.020 write this novel is
01:09:31.120 almost as a little
01:09:31.900 homage to the pure
01:09:34.980 creativity of the
01:09:35.960 human mind.
01:09:37.940 I'm convinced,
01:09:38.860 James, that we
01:09:39.680 have had technology
01:09:40.980 and destroyed
01:09:41.420 ourselves, had
01:09:42.060 technology and
01:09:42.680 destroyed ourselves
01:09:43.260 several times.
01:09:44.700 automatons, but
01:09:46.140 is the
01:09:48.840 automatons really
01:09:50.920 that, you know,
01:09:52.920 are part of your
01:09:53.780 story, for lack of
01:09:55.060 a better term,
01:09:56.200 automatons, but
01:09:57.500 is that come from
01:10:00.200 that piece of that
01:10:01.340 quote-unquote
01:10:02.320 computer or is
01:10:03.540 there anything else
01:10:04.660 that you saw in
01:10:06.200 history that helped
01:10:07.480 you shape this?
01:10:09.160 And I did a bunch
01:10:09.740 of research and
01:10:10.800 it's shocking how,
01:10:12.720 I mean, they were
01:10:13.000 already building
01:10:13.540 automatons and
01:10:14.680 in Greek time.
01:10:15.500 There was a whole
01:10:16.220 slew of design
01:10:18.000 and architect
01:10:18.520 engineers.
01:10:20.100 They were building
01:10:20.680 these incredible
01:10:21.560 devices back then.
01:10:23.040 They had these
01:10:23.440 incredible pumps and
01:10:24.640 they had these
01:10:24.940 moving statues.
01:10:28.460 So they were
01:10:28.780 already working
01:10:30.440 beyond what most
01:10:31.780 people think
01:10:32.120 they were doing.
01:10:32.140 It was like
01:10:32.380 hydraulics.
01:10:33.880 Oh, exactly.
01:10:35.040 They were very
01:10:36.100 ingenious with what
01:10:37.100 they were able to
01:10:37.720 create.
01:10:38.160 They had horses
01:10:38.900 that would drink
01:10:39.500 water.
01:10:40.260 They had birds
01:10:40.860 that could fly.
01:10:42.540 The original
01:10:43.440 Olympics,
01:10:44.240 in Greece,
01:10:45.860 had this entire
01:10:46.920 mechanical sort
01:10:48.200 of demonstration
01:10:48.740 where a dolphin
01:10:49.560 would come out
01:10:50.180 of the water
01:10:50.720 and a bird
01:10:51.680 would go flying.
01:10:52.620 This was all
01:10:53.060 mechanical,
01:10:53.560 all sort of
01:10:54.140 these mechanical
01:10:54.840 automatons they
01:10:55.720 were building.
01:10:56.660 So it's incredible.
01:10:58.000 And so most people
01:10:58.480 don't realize how
01:10:59.680 sharp they were.
01:11:00.620 I love shining
01:11:01.300 lights on those
01:11:02.060 little bits of
01:11:02.980 history that
01:11:04.240 have become
01:11:04.800 lost in time,
01:11:05.940 whether it's in a
01:11:06.820 story, whether
01:11:07.440 it's this technology.
01:11:09.940 One of the things
01:11:11.260 that you'd hit
01:11:11.980 right off the bat,
01:11:13.160 which got me
01:11:14.680 right away,
01:11:15.680 is the connection
01:11:18.720 between Leonardo
01:11:19.680 da Vinci and one
01:11:21.820 of the greatest
01:11:22.220 minds in the
01:11:23.800 world from the
01:11:25.960 Muslim golden era.
01:11:28.400 And there are
01:11:30.380 lots of pieces
01:11:31.400 in history that
01:11:32.160 say that Leonardo
01:11:34.620 da Vinci really
01:11:35.560 kind of copied a
01:11:37.300 lot of the stuff
01:11:38.140 from the Muslims
01:11:41.240 that had long
01:11:43.780 ago come up with
01:11:45.440 things that he was
01:11:47.100 credited for.
01:11:47.840 Well, that's one
01:11:49.000 thing I was sort
01:11:49.500 of fascinated with
01:11:50.340 is that knowledge
01:11:52.340 seems to be passed
01:11:53.980 like a torch from
01:11:55.060 one civilization to
01:11:56.280 another.
01:11:57.200 When Europe began
01:11:58.440 falling into the
01:11:59.060 dark ages and
01:12:00.620 knowledge was being
01:12:01.540 lost, it shifted
01:12:02.600 over to the
01:12:03.520 Muslim world where
01:12:04.400 they were in this
01:12:04.920 flourishing in this
01:12:05.720 Islamic golden age
01:12:07.840 and they were
01:12:08.280 inventing a bunch
01:12:09.780 of things or
01:12:10.280 expanding upon what
01:12:11.260 we were doing in
01:12:11.980 Europe before the
01:12:12.580 dark ages.
01:12:13.980 And then the
01:12:15.500 Islamic golden age
01:12:16.800 began to fade.
01:12:17.840 And that torch
01:12:18.620 passed back to
01:12:19.660 Europe during the
01:12:20.200 Renaissance.
01:12:20.880 And that's what we
01:12:21.280 saw happen with
01:12:22.000 Leonardo da Vinci as
01:12:23.060 the Islamic world
01:12:24.000 was beginning to
01:12:24.720 fall into darkness.
01:12:26.280 The Renaissance was
01:12:27.160 going on in Europe
01:12:28.780 and Leonardo da Vinci
01:12:29.900 was one of those
01:12:30.780 that carried that
01:12:31.340 torch forward.
01:12:32.180 He went and
01:12:33.140 studied these ancient
01:12:34.180 books from these
01:12:35.040 groups of Arab
01:12:36.220 inventors from the
01:12:37.940 House of Wisdom,
01:12:39.000 an ancient school
01:12:39.840 of architecture and
01:12:41.320 engineering.
01:12:42.720 And by his own
01:12:43.140 admission, Leonardo
01:12:44.440 does admit that he
01:12:45.480 was influenced, if not
01:12:47.320 even outright borrowing
01:12:48.380 from some of those
01:12:49.280 early Muslim
01:12:49.860 inventors.
01:12:50.520 And not only did
01:12:51.060 that, he basically
01:12:51.940 carried that forward.
01:12:52.980 He took those
01:12:53.500 rudimentary bits of
01:12:55.580 knowledge that were
01:12:56.260 almost lost and
01:12:57.620 built upon them.
01:12:58.600 And so I just like
01:12:59.320 the fact that
01:13:00.240 knowledge never
01:13:01.700 seems to be quite
01:13:02.420 lost.
01:13:03.320 The common theme of
01:13:03.980 my knowledge of my
01:13:05.120 books is that, you
01:13:05.880 know, knowledge is
01:13:06.440 never truly lost.
01:13:07.540 It's going to be,
01:13:08.220 whatever is buried,
01:13:08.980 it's going to come
01:13:09.400 back out again.
01:13:10.060 And so, you
01:13:12.200 know, Leonardo
01:13:12.960 Vinci is a perfect
01:13:14.580 example of that.
01:13:16.420 So, James, I could
01:13:17.680 spend an hour with
01:13:18.500 you on this topic,
01:13:19.960 but we're going to
01:13:20.640 run out of time.
01:13:22.360 The religious cults
01:13:25.720 that get involved,
01:13:26.900 you have a coming
01:13:28.160 together of all
01:13:30.480 kinds of people that
01:13:31.280 you would think were
01:13:32.640 mortal enemies, and
01:13:34.720 they're coming
01:13:35.100 together because of
01:13:36.480 the reset or the
01:13:37.520 destruction of the
01:13:38.660 world.
01:13:40.480 Tell me a little
01:13:41.200 bit about this and
01:13:42.780 the, you know, the,
01:13:44.140 if you will, the
01:13:45.020 second coming or
01:13:46.140 the, you know, the
01:13:47.120 last imam or
01:13:48.140 whatever it is people
01:13:49.440 believe.
01:13:50.140 Tell me where that
01:13:51.100 comes from and how
01:13:52.200 real is this?
01:13:53.580 Well, I was trying
01:13:54.520 when I was writing
01:13:55.020 this novel about,
01:13:55.880 you know, looking for
01:13:56.480 the gates of hell.
01:13:57.480 So I was looking at
01:13:58.500 the way various
01:13:59.260 cultures viewed the
01:14:00.280 end of the world,
01:14:01.120 you know, what
01:14:01.420 happens, you know,
01:14:02.240 after all of us are
01:14:04.920 gone.
01:14:06.040 And I found out that
01:14:07.000 there was actually a
01:14:07.660 lot of commonalities.
01:14:08.660 There's a lot of
01:14:09.300 shared views that
01:14:11.100 were weirdly and
01:14:13.120 sort of strangely
01:14:13.760 tied together.
01:14:15.540 And then I found
01:14:16.060 out that there was
01:14:16.740 sort of this
01:14:17.160 worrisome trend
01:14:18.600 right now that,
01:14:19.720 you know, believing
01:14:20.840 that, well, maybe
01:14:21.300 we're in the
01:14:21.780 biblical end times
01:14:22.720 and maybe we
01:14:23.220 should drive
01:14:23.760 towards that goal.
01:14:25.160 And what I found
01:14:25.800 out is that it
01:14:26.900 is even going on
01:14:27.960 in Iran, is that
01:14:31.140 the Ayatollah, the
01:14:32.040 supreme leader,
01:14:32.760 the president of
01:14:33.680 Iran, they're both
01:14:35.480 twelvers, which is
01:14:36.780 they believe that
01:14:37.420 the 12th imam is
01:14:38.520 due to arrive, and
01:14:40.040 the imam is supposed
01:14:41.280 to be the heralding
01:14:42.560 of the end of the
01:14:43.240 world.
01:14:44.220 And again, there are
01:14:45.500 some beliefs about
01:14:46.200 the return of Jesus
01:14:46.920 Christ in their
01:14:47.820 mythology, or in their
01:14:48.880 belief of what's
01:14:49.500 going to happen at the
01:14:50.120 end of the world.
01:14:51.220 So again, it was just
01:14:52.220 fascinating the way
01:14:52.980 everybody was viewing
01:14:53.840 this different world.
01:14:54.820 So my concern is that
01:14:56.180 there is almost a
01:14:57.580 political-military
01:14:58.460 trend towards trying to
01:14:59.940 push towards that
01:15:00.760 goal, which, you know,
01:15:02.080 especially right now,
01:15:02.720 I'm not looking forward
01:15:03.720 to the end of the
01:15:04.240 world right now.
01:15:05.460 No, no, I'm not
01:15:06.300 either.
01:15:06.860 It's a little
01:15:07.340 concerning that there's
01:15:08.380 some drive towards
01:15:09.360 that.
01:15:09.780 You know, one of the
01:15:10.520 goals of this novel is
01:15:11.860 maybe to shine a light
01:15:12.920 on that existential
01:15:13.620 threat about certain
01:15:16.100 powers trying to drive
01:15:17.820 us towards biblical
01:15:18.880 end times.
01:15:20.560 I will tell you,
01:15:21.460 James, that, I mean,
01:15:22.600 this is like a
01:15:23.580 Glenn Beck novel.
01:15:24.340 This has me written
01:15:25.020 all over it for a
01:15:26.160 million different
01:15:26.860 reasons.
01:15:27.620 But one of them is
01:15:28.600 just that where it
01:15:29.480 starts, it starts up in
01:15:30.480 Greenland when you get
01:15:31.420 into the story, what was
01:15:32.380 trapped and found under
01:15:33.420 the ice.
01:15:34.300 And I'm convinced, I
01:15:35.640 don't know about
01:15:35.980 Greenland, but Antarctica,
01:15:38.060 I think there is all
01:15:39.580 kinds of stuff, and
01:15:41.560 most of it natural,
01:15:42.780 just, you know, we're
01:15:43.620 finding, we're finding
01:15:45.320 tropical plants way,
01:15:47.240 way, way, way, way
01:15:48.260 beneath the ice in
01:15:50.260 Antarctica.
01:15:50.640 There's just, there's so
01:15:52.340 much to the history of
01:15:53.660 the world that we don't
01:15:54.620 know that is going to,
01:15:57.080 as you said, eventually
01:15:57.860 become uncovered.
01:15:59.380 Yeah, I mean, I, you
01:16:00.480 mentioned before about,
01:16:01.500 you know, a potential
01:16:02.680 that there's been
01:16:03.620 civilization after
01:16:04.440 civilization, and I
01:16:05.620 believe that.
01:16:06.180 One of my novels coming
01:16:06.980 up is going to be
01:16:07.580 dealing with that very
01:16:08.520 subject matter.
01:16:10.040 My next novel, Savage
01:16:11.240 Zone, that's coming out
01:16:11.920 next spring, is all about
01:16:12.840 viruses.
01:16:14.160 My editor goes, what's,
01:16:15.920 how come you know all
01:16:16.800 about this?
01:16:17.320 Well, how come you, you
01:16:17.840 wrote The Seventh
01:16:18.320 Plague about a viral
01:16:19.220 pandemic, and now we're
01:16:20.200 in a viral pandemic.
01:16:21.140 You know, you wrote about
01:16:21.800 Chinese labs and the
01:16:22.960 weird things going on in
01:16:23.880 those labs in the
01:16:24.520 bone labyrinth, and
01:16:25.280 what's happening now.
01:16:27.100 You know, my book I
01:16:27.860 wrote a year and a half
01:16:28.480 ago, Demon Crown, was
01:16:29.560 all about giant Asian
01:16:31.300 wasps, and now we have
01:16:32.480 the murder hornets.
01:16:33.680 So, when I started
01:16:35.060 writing this viral...
01:16:35.960 Maybe you're the
01:16:36.660 problem, James.
01:16:37.800 Maybe it's all coming
01:16:39.500 from you.
01:16:40.120 Somebody's got me from
01:16:40.380 writing right now.
01:16:41.960 Yeah.
01:16:42.280 But I hope we can
01:16:43.000 talk about this whole
01:16:44.260 situation we're in,
01:16:45.040 because I did a lot of
01:16:45.700 research for this virus,
01:16:47.360 and, you know, there's
01:16:48.380 those things I would
01:16:49.360 love to reveal that's
01:16:50.840 going on right now,
01:16:52.160 but I know...
01:16:52.800 All right, could I ask
01:16:53.960 you to come back for
01:16:55.040 maybe an hour?
01:16:56.320 Because I'm out of time.
01:16:57.360 Can I ask you to come
01:16:58.140 back, you know, in the
01:16:59.180 next week?
01:16:59.520 Everything that's really
01:17:00.280 going on about the
01:17:00.960 coronavirus, there's
01:17:01.860 things that people are
01:17:02.600 talking about.
01:17:03.340 There's things I know,
01:17:04.400 and I would love to
01:17:05.460 share that.
01:17:05.980 Okay.
01:17:06.640 All right, one last
01:17:07.680 thing on this.
01:17:08.660 By the way, the book
01:17:09.440 is called The Last
01:17:10.280 Odyssey.
01:17:10.620 If you're looking for
01:17:11.360 a great thriller, this
01:17:12.800 is the summer thriller.
01:17:14.240 It's fantastic.
01:17:15.240 The Last Odyssey.
01:17:17.780 Last question.
01:17:18.660 You know Harlan Coben,
01:17:20.200 right?
01:17:21.100 I do, indeed.
01:17:22.000 Yep, I actually passed
01:17:22.900 him the Silver Bullet Award
01:17:24.100 over at Thriller Fest
01:17:25.800 last year.
01:17:26.300 Yeah, good for you.
01:17:28.380 He's done something with
01:17:29.740 the BBC where he is
01:17:30.980 making these books into
01:17:33.520 series, little five-part
01:17:35.440 or eight-part series with
01:17:37.300 Netflix over in England.
01:17:38.980 You need to get this book.
01:17:41.680 This is like, this is a
01:17:43.600 really, really smart
01:17:45.300 Indiana Jones almost.
01:17:47.280 I mean, it has everything
01:17:48.840 that I loved about Indiana
01:17:50.560 Jones with the adventure
01:17:53.780 and the danger and
01:17:55.180 everything else, but it's
01:17:57.040 really a deep book.
01:17:58.640 It's really good, James.
01:17:59.880 Really good.
01:18:00.440 Somebody needs to see this
01:18:01.620 book and make it into a
01:18:02.800 series.
01:18:03.980 Well, the series has been
01:18:06.000 optioned, so fingers
01:18:07.180 crossed.
01:18:07.640 Oh, it has.
01:18:08.260 We may eventually see it
01:18:09.340 on the big screen or the
01:18:10.160 small screen.
01:18:11.580 Excellent.
01:18:12.220 Good.
01:18:12.720 Good.
01:18:13.460 James, we'll talk to you
01:18:14.500 again.
01:18:14.780 We're going to have one of
01:18:16.580 our people reach out to you
01:18:17.820 and we'll schedule something
01:18:18.880 here as soon as we can,
01:18:19.880 because I would love to
01:18:21.060 talk to you at greater
01:18:22.320 length, especially about
01:18:23.840 what's going on today with
01:18:25.060 the virus.
01:18:26.000 Thank you so much, James.
01:18:27.560 Appreciate it.
01:18:28.220 Appreciate it.
01:18:29.060 You bet.
01:18:29.580 Yep.
01:18:29.980 James Rollins, the name of
01:18:31.580 the book is The Last
01:18:32.780 Odyssey.
01:18:33.500 It's been out for a while,
01:18:34.480 you know, a couple of
01:18:35.180 weeks or maybe a couple of
01:18:36.540 months, but it's really,
01:18:37.860 really great.
01:18:39.060 James Rollins, The Last
01:18:40.320 Odyssey.
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01:20:02.120 You're listening to Glenn Beck.
01:20:17.680 Welcome to the Glenn Beck
01:20:19.000 program.
01:20:19.840 I'm glad you're here.
01:20:21.160 You know, I forgot that we
01:20:22.060 used to have these authors on
01:20:23.400 all the time.
01:20:23.960 This is years ago, very 10
01:20:25.480 years ago.
01:20:26.700 I'm friends with a lot of
01:20:27.960 these a lot of these big,
01:20:29.640 big authors.
01:20:30.180 authors and I used to have
01:20:32.880 them on because of the
01:20:34.560 research they had to do.
01:20:35.960 You know, truth is harder
01:20:37.560 than fiction.
01:20:39.860 No.
01:20:41.080 Yeah.
01:20:41.680 Truth is harder than fiction
01:20:42.680 because fiction has to make
01:20:43.940 sense.
01:20:44.920 And so they they work so
01:20:49.500 hard.
01:20:49.940 It's truth is stranger than
01:20:51.180 fiction because fiction has to
01:20:52.500 make sense.
01:20:54.260 Fiction.
01:20:55.080 They can't put things.
01:20:56.720 You couldn't write today's
01:20:58.360 story.
01:20:58.940 What's happening in the
01:21:00.000 country, in the world,
01:21:00.980 because no one would believe
01:21:02.500 it because they wouldn't
01:21:03.640 just wouldn't believe that
01:21:04.960 this is what was going to
01:21:06.120 happen.
01:21:06.560 You could say that Donald
01:21:07.360 Trump would become a
01:21:08.100 dictator and a lot of people
01:21:09.300 would buy that.
01:21:10.060 But to say, no, Donald
01:21:12.020 Trump passed on the
01:21:13.480 dictatorial role and said we
01:21:15.420 should be free and all the
01:21:16.700 governors started to become
01:21:18.020 dictators.
01:21:18.780 Nobody would have believed
01:21:19.720 that.
01:21:20.460 So they really have to do
01:21:21.900 their research.
01:21:22.940 And we should have James
01:21:25.160 back on because, as he
01:21:27.160 said, he did a big book on
01:21:28.600 a killer virus and also
01:21:30.980 another one on what was
01:21:32.200 happening over in China.
01:21:33.900 These guys think about
01:21:36.120 them and really do their
01:21:38.240 research and kind of war
01:21:40.380 game out what's possible.
01:21:42.020 So we're going to have James
01:21:42.820 back on in hopefully in the
01:21:45.920 next couple of days if he has
01:21:47.040 time and we'll talk about
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01:21:49.820 We've got a great mayor from
01:21:51.380 California next.
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01:23:02.700 What you're about to hear is the
01:23:23.280 fusion of entertainment and
01:23:26.160 enlightenment.
01:23:26.720 this is the Glenn Beck program.
01:23:33.320 You know, we've spent a lot of
01:23:34.980 time complaining about things
01:23:36.680 and saying, you know, how much
01:23:38.680 this lockdown sucks.
01:23:41.260 But there is some good things.
01:23:43.260 Now, the left is looking at this and
01:23:44.580 saying, yeah, we can reshape the
01:23:46.280 world.
01:23:46.800 We can get rid of capitalism.
01:23:49.720 We can herd people into places.
01:23:52.300 We can save the planet with global
01:23:54.200 warming.
01:23:54.660 All we have to do this.
01:23:55.920 All we have to do is do what we're
01:23:57.380 doing now and a little bit more for
01:24:00.120 at least the next 30 years.
01:24:01.580 Oh, perfect.
01:24:02.820 But there are some other things that
01:24:05.080 if you happen to be a lover of the
01:24:06.720 Constitution, you might like.
01:24:08.440 And that is people are waking up to
01:24:10.760 this old antiquated idea of rights,
01:24:14.160 that we have a bill of rights and
01:24:16.860 they can't be violated.
01:24:17.920 And there is no right to not get sick.
01:24:22.340 There is no right of being safe.
01:24:24.980 It's an impossible right.
01:24:26.680 And they're violating all of the real
01:24:28.900 rights that we're endowed with to
01:24:31.080 try to give us a bogus right that
01:24:34.320 they can't.
01:24:35.340 They can't actually do.
01:24:39.700 Here's a great thing.
01:24:41.180 We're finding out who believes in
01:24:43.080 rights and who believes in autocratic
01:24:45.060 rule.
01:24:45.700 And we're finding great partners all
01:24:48.080 around the country and the world,
01:24:50.620 including in a city in California,
01:24:53.900 a new protected city,
01:24:58.600 an amnesty city, if you will,
01:25:01.620 where you don't have to worry about
01:25:04.720 being arrested or getting any
01:25:07.320 in any problems.
01:25:09.220 If you're an illegal
01:25:11.760 business, if you're opening up a
01:25:15.260 business against the state,
01:25:17.360 well, we'll tell you about this brave
01:25:19.320 mayor.
01:25:19.800 He's on with us.
01:25:20.760 Also, Sabo, the artist,
01:25:22.800 the renegade,
01:25:23.820 all this hour and more.
01:25:25.620 We begin in one minute.
01:25:26.840 This is the Glenn Beck program.
01:25:31.360 So Lindsey Graham has introduced the
01:25:33.780 COVID-19 Accountability Act, which
01:25:35.860 allows President Trump to sanction
01:25:37.460 China for mishandling the coronavirus
01:25:39.420 pretty much from the start to finish.
01:25:41.100 Even if we can consider this finished,
01:25:44.220 I don't know if you heard,
01:25:45.100 but another city is going down on
01:25:47.040 lockdown in China.
01:25:48.840 There is now another major city that
01:25:51.800 they're starting to lock down because
01:25:53.440 it has come back to China.
01:25:56.460 They need to answer for what they have
01:26:00.040 done to the world.
01:26:00.980 But we also need to protect everything
01:26:04.680 that we have.
01:26:05.420 We're in an economic crisis of biblical
01:26:07.380 proportions.
01:26:07.940 The latest from the Fed is they think
01:26:09.700 that our current unemployment rate is
01:26:11.440 about 30 percent.
01:26:13.400 This is the biggest in the history of
01:26:15.440 the world that we know of, at least in
01:26:17.400 the modern era.
01:26:18.440 We've also been hearing from people
01:26:19.920 like Paul Singer that the market could
01:26:21.680 get cut in half.
01:26:23.040 I think there is a real chance of that.
01:26:25.720 I think there is a there's another leg
01:26:28.000 to come down and it'll probably happen
01:26:29.580 right around the time of the election.
01:26:32.400 I could be wrong, but there is another
01:26:34.340 one coming.
01:26:35.580 So gold.
01:26:36.980 Gold is an asset that so many sources
01:26:40.980 now over the last three months have been
01:26:43.780 saying gold could be at three thousand
01:26:45.840 dollars an ounce.
01:26:47.440 Please don't buy this as an investment
01:26:49.800 that you're like, oh, I could get rich.
01:26:51.440 Three thousand dollars an ounce.
01:26:52.520 That's double my money.
01:26:53.480 Yeah.
01:26:53.860 Three thousand dollars an ounce in the world
01:26:55.600 is on fire.
01:26:56.760 It's a crazy place.
01:26:58.220 If that's true, do your own homework.
01:27:01.000 But you do need to have gold if it's
01:27:04.220 valued at three thousand dollars an ounce.
01:27:06.000 You're going to wish you listened to me
01:27:07.700 today.
01:27:08.800 Goldline, one of the few places still
01:27:10.620 shipping on demand with sufficient
01:27:12.420 inventory to cover millions in shipments.
01:27:15.140 I just called them a couple of weeks
01:27:17.040 ago.
01:27:17.340 I ordered some gold.
01:27:18.780 I highly recommend that you at least
01:27:21.000 consider it and do your own homework.
01:27:22.460 You're smart enough to figure out if
01:27:23.740 it's right for you.
01:27:24.920 866-GOLD-LINE.
01:27:26.480 1-866-GOLD-LINE or goldline.com.
01:27:31.000 Sanctuary cities, something that we
01:27:36.200 really don't ever like to hear about.
01:27:38.560 Sanctuary cities, except this one,
01:27:40.240 you're going to like.
01:27:41.340 The city of Atwater has passed a
01:27:44.380 resolution that allows the city's
01:27:46.300 businesses and churches and not-for-profit
01:27:49.320 organizations to reopen despite the
01:27:53.800 continuance.
01:27:55.660 We are thrilled to have, and why do I
01:27:58.940 not have any of his information?
01:28:00.720 We're thrilled to have our guest with
01:28:05.120 us.
01:28:06.060 Paul Creighton is with us.
01:28:07.420 I don't know what happened to it.
01:28:08.360 I'm sorry.
01:28:08.940 Paul, welcome to the program.
01:28:10.200 He is the mayor of this Sanctuary
01:28:12.760 city.
01:28:13.280 Hi, Paul.
01:28:13.660 How are you?
01:28:14.900 Hey, good morning, Glenn.
01:28:15.860 Thank you for having me on.
01:28:17.820 You bet.
01:28:18.380 So, first of all, thank you.
01:28:22.760 Thank you for standing up for the
01:28:24.260 Constitution.
01:28:25.060 Thank you for standing up for small
01:28:26.400 businesses.
01:28:26.860 Tell me how you came to this and what's
01:28:31.680 happening.
01:28:33.120 Okay, first, where we got where we're at
01:28:36.920 today is because Councilman Brian Raymond,
01:28:39.120 Mayor Pro Tem, he was talking to his
01:28:42.060 neighbor about what's going on, the
01:28:44.460 devastation to all of our local businesses,
01:28:46.180 businesses, and they were just having this
01:28:48.020 discussion back and forth, and somehow
01:28:51.600 Sanctuary for the drug addicts, the people,
01:28:55.780 the syringes, the needles, the homeless in
01:28:57.880 San Francisco, the homeless here in
01:28:59.280 Outwater, they're all protected, and Brian's,
01:29:02.520 his light went off and said, Sanctuary
01:29:04.200 City for all businesses.
01:29:05.640 Then he called me up and I ran with it.
01:29:08.180 I think it was genius.
01:29:11.000 So, what does this, what does this mean?
01:29:13.660 Now, this is where, I mean, the food that
01:29:16.720 we get comes from your valley, right?
01:29:19.760 It does.
01:29:20.400 It's grown right here in, we're in the
01:29:22.580 heart, the breadbasket of the world.
01:29:25.500 Okay, and you are critical to the rest of
01:29:29.760 us and the rest of the world eating.
01:29:31.420 Um, what, what has been the impact, uh,
01:29:35.440 Paul, on your, on your community of this
01:29:38.680 lockdown?
01:29:40.440 It's been total financial devastation.
01:29:43.020 The, uh, the lockdown that we all agreed
01:29:45.820 to for two weeks, and then we, we, um,
01:29:48.620 we did the right thing.
01:29:49.600 Our community, our city council, we were
01:29:52.180 ahead of the governor.
01:29:52.960 We were ahead of the county.
01:29:54.480 We declared emergency over 10 days before
01:29:57.080 the governor or the county did.
01:29:58.980 We put a medical team together with a
01:30:01.340 Dr. Vannick, not a team, but Dr.
01:30:03.020 Vannick is a surgeon to advise us on what
01:30:05.500 we should do.
01:30:06.000 We started buying, uh, PPE.
01:30:08.020 We got medical supplies.
01:30:09.760 We, uh, we got what the, uh, high school
01:30:11.360 district, uh, we commandeered local
01:30:14.460 high, uh, high school in case we needed
01:30:17.280 two, 300 beds to put in over there.
01:30:19.440 We were making plans for the, the worst
01:30:21.680 case scenario and it never came, which is
01:30:24.720 good because we smashed the curve.
01:30:26.780 So since then they've asked us two more
01:30:28.680 weeks, then two more weeks.
01:30:30.800 And I, and we're, we're ready to go back
01:30:32.680 to open because we have nurses and, and
01:30:35.860 doctors that are losing money.
01:30:37.760 Nurses are being sent home in our local
01:30:39.140 hospital.
01:30:40.080 I know.
01:30:41.180 You know, it's, it's crazy.
01:30:44.180 It's crazy, Paul, that we are, that we all
01:30:47.180 got into this and most of us were ahead of
01:30:49.780 the government as it should be.
01:30:51.040 We, the people usually lead, um, and, uh, and
01:30:55.400 we all agreed with, Hey, let's, let's bend
01:30:58.840 the curve.
01:30:59.380 Let's make sure that we don't cripple our
01:31:02.100 hospitals.
01:31:03.060 But then suddenly it went to, we're not
01:31:05.760 going to reopen until we have a cure, which
01:31:07.860 is insanity.
01:31:08.720 And none of us would have agreed to that.
01:31:11.600 It's worse than that.
01:31:12.600 They said, X people will be, will be hurt.
01:31:15.520 Let's flatten the curve.
01:31:16.500 So we don't ruin the hospitals to now.
01:31:18.920 Nobody can get hurt.
01:31:20.200 Nobody can be hurt from anything
01:31:21.700 whatsoever.
01:31:22.540 Right.
01:31:22.940 And how dare us think that we can go
01:31:25.420 back and earn a living because the
01:31:27.720 bailout's not coming to Outwater,
01:31:29.100 California, 2008, we were the epicenter
01:31:32.300 of the financial housing crisis.
01:31:34.360 We've never recovered from that.
01:31:36.040 So to, to say that the, if we do the
01:31:38.260 right thing, we told the line, like
01:31:39.620 other politicians around me are doing
01:31:41.120 that, Hey, behave, be quiet.
01:31:43.680 The governor will retaliate against you,
01:31:45.420 or you might not get funding from the
01:31:46.880 governor.
01:31:47.360 They blew through $250 million in two
01:31:49.660 months.
01:31:50.240 That's every two months.
01:31:51.720 That's a half trillion dollars.
01:31:52.940 There's no way they're going to have
01:31:53.920 money to bail us out, but we have to
01:31:55.580 save ourselves is what this council
01:31:56.880 decided to do.
01:31:59.500 So we're talking to the mayor of
01:32:00.720 Atwater, California, Paul Crichton,
01:32:02.400 who has defied the governor.
01:32:05.120 I just read a story today.
01:32:07.960 One of the sheriffs from the second
01:32:10.400 most populous County in Illinois said
01:32:13.140 he has been strong armed.
01:32:14.880 He has been told his funding will go
01:32:16.740 away if he doesn't stand with the
01:32:18.460 governor.
01:32:19.040 And he said, I can't do it anymore.
01:32:20.700 I just, it's not right.
01:32:22.160 He said, this is this people have
01:32:23.820 rights and we're violating their
01:32:25.360 rights.
01:32:25.820 Have you been strong armed, Paul?
01:32:27.960 Have you had tangible things said to
01:32:30.960 you or threatened to be held back?
01:32:34.760 So after we announced the sanctuary city
01:32:37.660 Friday night, yes, the governor's office
01:32:41.260 has been busy.
01:32:42.240 The alcohol and tobacco arm of the
01:32:45.740 governor has called every single business
01:32:48.180 in town to hold the alcohol license
01:32:50.340 and threaten them that if they seat
01:32:53.520 people and serve them alcohol, they're
01:32:54.980 going to yank their license, which is
01:32:56.220 complete Nazism.
01:32:57.500 I can't believe that's happening.
01:32:59.300 I've got business owners calling me
01:33:00.540 crying and saying, I thought we could
01:33:02.340 open up.
01:33:02.800 I thought we could sit people down, have
01:33:04.360 have dinner and be able to have a glass
01:33:06.040 of wine in the great state of California.
01:33:08.300 Instead, we have the ABC out of Stockton,
01:33:11.960 California, the head supervisor calling
01:33:14.560 personally, telling everybody you better
01:33:17.340 shut down, you better not be doing this
01:33:18.980 stuff.
01:33:19.360 So, yes, we're getting the strong arm of
01:33:21.460 the government's coming down on us pretty
01:33:22.800 hard here in California.
01:33:24.460 What's the ABC?
01:33:26.920 That's the alcohol, tobacco control.
01:33:30.320 They regulate the liquor licenses and the
01:33:33.100 tobacco industry here.
01:33:35.060 Okay.
01:33:36.820 So, this is one thing that is really, it
01:33:40.640 drives me crazy that we have so many
01:33:43.320 licenses for so many things that just
01:33:45.880 don't need a license.
01:33:46.940 I mean, there's lots of things, you know,
01:33:48.880 you're going to be a doctor, I'd like to
01:33:50.180 make sure that you were licensed.
01:33:51.400 But there's some things that just don't
01:33:52.700 need a license.
01:33:53.900 You just talked about the restaurants, but
01:33:55.940 how about the salons?
01:33:57.260 How about people who are cutting people's
01:33:58.620 hair?
01:33:59.500 Are they getting threatened as well?
01:34:01.420 You know, the governor announced that he
01:34:04.820 knew where the virus came from, that it
01:34:07.060 came from a nail salon.
01:34:08.160 So, he has that whole industry terrified,
01:34:10.960 absolutely terrified.
01:34:12.360 So, they have yet to open up.
01:34:14.880 We're looking for our county to stand up
01:34:16.400 and do the right thing and get us to the
01:34:18.440 next level so we can open up.
01:34:19.780 The local county, just to our east,
01:34:22.120 Mariposa, has already opened up for
01:34:24.200 business up there because they're proactive
01:34:25.680 and they're not messing around.
01:34:27.440 And just this weekend, our sheriff has
01:34:30.440 has put down the gauntlet also and joined
01:34:32.880 the city of Atwater, too.
01:34:34.780 He's going to stand down.
01:34:35.980 They're not going to come out and
01:34:36.840 enforce anything.
01:34:38.020 And we're sending a message and we're
01:34:39.660 getting tremendous support nationwide.
01:34:43.440 Never in a million years did we dream
01:34:44.860 that this would go outside the city
01:34:47.200 limits.
01:34:47.600 We were just trying to do the right
01:34:48.620 thing for ourselves.
01:34:49.440 And we know that we're starving to
01:34:51.060 death here.
01:34:51.740 So, we have to save ourselves.
01:34:53.260 And that's all we're trying to do.
01:34:54.460 We're not looking to pick a fight with
01:34:55.900 the governor or anybody else.
01:34:57.840 But I'll tell you what, when I was in
01:34:59.720 D.C., Washington, D.C., this January
01:35:01.740 and met the president, I told him
01:35:03.540 personally to his face that we need
01:35:05.580 this help out here in California.
01:35:06.580 And I didn't know at the time how bad
01:35:09.000 that was going to come true.
01:35:12.100 How bad of shape are the farmers and
01:35:15.700 the people that are actually feeding us?
01:35:18.400 Are they?
01:35:19.040 Well, we've got local dairies here in
01:35:21.520 town.
01:35:22.540 They're dumping milk.
01:35:23.640 They're going to have to start killing
01:35:24.520 cows.
01:35:26.100 It's actually emotionally devastating
01:35:29.260 and financially devastating.
01:35:30.920 And you don't just bring another cow
01:35:32.200 back tomorrow to go milk them.
01:35:34.840 It takes months and years to get these
01:35:36.620 animals ready to go.
01:35:39.220 You know, I don't think we're having a
01:35:42.220 serious discussion about local farmers
01:35:46.280 enough.
01:35:46.800 I mean, being able to bring things to
01:35:50.060 market locally, being able to butcher
01:35:53.360 your own cattle locally and not have
01:35:57.460 to go through one of these big
01:35:58.800 slaughterhouses.
01:36:00.080 I mean, we have we farmed our medicine
01:36:02.520 and too much of our jobs overseas, and
01:36:05.380 we're doing the same thing into other
01:36:07.500 states or other communities.
01:36:08.840 There is there is a reason to have
01:36:11.480 things, you know, kind of centralized in
01:36:13.740 some degree and have big distribution
01:36:16.060 places.
01:36:16.580 But there's also a reason to make sure
01:36:19.880 that we can do these things locally.
01:36:22.640 We're all these farmers.
01:36:24.780 There's no reason why these farmers have
01:36:27.000 to slaughter these animals because the
01:36:28.940 big slaughterhouses can't do them.
01:36:31.060 Many times you can do them locally and
01:36:34.440 you could actually sell the meat if if you
01:36:37.380 had.
01:36:37.740 Right.
01:36:38.100 If you had the right to do it, if you
01:36:40.880 had the way, I shouldn't say that.
01:36:42.160 If you had the license to do it, you
01:36:44.920 could slaughter the meat and you could
01:36:46.640 have it in the local grocery store and
01:36:48.340 we wouldn't have any of these problems.
01:36:50.400 But the government has just gotten out
01:36:52.200 of control.
01:36:53.260 I'll tell you what this what's going on
01:36:55.360 right now is just like the power crisis
01:36:57.300 we had.
01:36:57.900 Remember when the grid went down and we
01:36:59.800 found out that.
01:37:00.700 Yes.
01:37:01.080 All the powers in one state and they
01:37:02.680 control everything.
01:37:03.540 We've learned that our food supply, we're
01:37:05.880 growing it here and it's all being
01:37:06.980 controlled in one state.
01:37:08.140 The meat, the packing industry.
01:37:10.440 It's time to redistribute it, like you
01:37:13.140 said, across the states and not make it
01:37:15.300 a crime to try to survive as a human
01:37:17.540 being.
01:37:19.940 Well, it can't be a crime.
01:37:21.700 I mean, we what kills me, Paul, as I
01:37:24.020 said just a minute ago, we don't have a
01:37:26.400 right to be safe from all things.
01:37:28.720 We don't.
01:37:30.240 That is an impact.
01:37:31.340 God doesn't issue that right to human
01:37:33.600 beings.
01:37:33.900 We're all going to die and we're all
01:37:35.620 going to die.
01:37:36.140 Some of us surprisingly in surprising
01:37:38.860 different ways.
01:37:40.360 There is no right that God grants that
01:37:42.660 we're all going to be safe.
01:37:44.420 The government cannot fulfill that right
01:37:48.000 because it doesn't exist and they're
01:37:50.100 violating all the other rights that do
01:37:52.660 exist to give us this.
01:37:54.720 You get paid bureaucrats stating how
01:37:59.680 everybody lives, which they're still
01:38:02.860 receiving their paychecks.
01:38:04.020 I'm at as hell because we've got our
01:38:06.600 local county health officers giving
01:38:09.300 edicts on what we're going to do and
01:38:10.840 not do and they're getting $15,000 a
01:38:13.620 month, $30,000 every two months.
01:38:15.940 You know what the median income is here
01:38:17.240 in that water?
01:38:18.080 $48,000 a year.
01:38:19.720 That's two people working and we got
01:38:21.740 these other people down here telling us
01:38:23.060 what to do.
01:38:23.580 They make $130,000 to $200,000 a year
01:38:26.220 telling us how to live, how to breathe,
01:38:28.300 how to do everything else and they're
01:38:29.760 not suffering a bit.
01:38:33.880 Paul, what happens to your city and how
01:38:38.080 does this end?
01:38:39.040 Do you have any idea?
01:38:41.280 It's going to end financially bad.
01:38:45.920 I can tell you that right now.
01:38:47.680 But what we've done this council.
01:38:49.500 Why do you say that?
01:38:50.140 Wait, wait.
01:38:50.480 Why do you say that?
01:38:51.520 Why do you say that?
01:38:52.360 Just because of what the rest of the
01:38:54.400 country and the world is going through
01:38:55.700 or because of threats or why?
01:38:59.760 I think that we're going to end up
01:39:02.420 financially in trouble because the
01:39:04.600 devastation is going to be hard to
01:39:06.160 recover after two, three months of
01:39:07.720 no economy whatsoever.
01:39:10.420 These businesses, I've got a local
01:39:11.660 restaurant I've been going to for the
01:39:14.140 last 30 years.
01:39:14.940 My kids have grown up eating there.
01:39:16.880 Little granny's restaurant, it's a
01:39:18.800 little breakfast joint.
01:39:20.240 And there's a 70-year-old woman that
01:39:22.140 runs the place and she's doing
01:39:24.120 everything with her son-in-law day to
01:39:26.680 day.
01:39:27.460 They're doing takeout business.
01:39:28.860 I'm watching them be crushed every
01:39:31.020 single day.
01:39:32.240 You know, it would make you tear up.
01:39:34.780 It's heartbreaking because they just
01:39:36.760 want to survive.
01:39:37.500 They just want to open the doors up.
01:39:38.860 I listen to her.
01:39:40.100 I go have coffee with her once in a
01:39:41.540 while.
01:39:42.140 And, you know, 40 years she's been in
01:39:44.160 the business trying to survive.
01:39:46.200 And here's an unelected bureaucrat
01:39:48.480 saying, you can't open, you can't do
01:39:50.640 this, you can't do that.
01:39:51.580 And we've had enough.
01:39:52.560 We're not going to take it anymore.
01:39:54.160 Does the rest of California wake up or
01:39:57.720 do they stick with these crazy
01:40:01.460 dictates?
01:40:02.220 So there's two Californians.
01:40:03.340 There's the California, San Francisco,
01:40:06.080 Oakland, and L.A.
01:40:07.780 There's 40 million people in California.
01:40:10.200 They outvote us.
01:40:11.020 They outpopulate us.
01:40:12.760 That group sticks with the governor and
01:40:14.480 the lockdown indefinitely because they're
01:40:16.880 going to stay home with their feet up,
01:40:18.140 laying in bed, scared to death.
01:40:19.500 The rest of us are going to be growing
01:40:21.360 crops, manufacturing things, and trying
01:40:24.500 to get out there and live in it and just
01:40:26.140 be a free, safe human.
01:40:29.100 We have that right.
01:40:30.500 Paul, thank you for renewing my hope
01:40:34.620 and really defining a book that I wrote,
01:40:38.240 the first book I ever wrote called The
01:40:39.740 Real America.
01:40:40.800 Thank you for defining The Real America
01:40:43.120 and bringing it to life today.
01:40:45.640 Paul Crichton, mayor of Atwater,
01:40:47.340 California.
01:40:47.840 If there's anything in your town or
01:40:49.380 anything we can do to help you, you
01:40:50.820 please reach out to us, Paul.
01:40:52.160 Thank you so much for everything you've
01:40:53.540 done.
01:40:54.560 Thank you.
01:40:55.380 Bye-bye.
01:40:56.620 You bet.
01:40:57.320 Bye-bye.
01:40:59.660 All right.
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01:42:31.400 Let's break for 10 seconds, Station ID.
01:42:36.960 You know, just looking at Sabo, he's a
01:42:49.500 conservative street artist in California.
01:42:51.120 This guy is so frickin' brave.
01:42:53.580 I don't know how he does it.
01:42:54.820 I really don't know how he does it, but
01:42:57.240 he is like, what's the guy over in
01:42:59.760 England, Banksy, and he puts this street
01:43:04.800 art out, and it's pro-freedom.
01:43:09.240 I mean, what he's doing now with Open
01:43:11.100 the Beaches and Open California, he's
01:43:15.440 putting these great pieces of art out
01:43:19.280 into the public and does it overnight, and
01:43:22.700 you wake up, and all of a sudden billboards
01:43:24.120 have been changed, and it's a political
01:43:26.220 statement.
01:43:27.180 He's been deplatformed from Facebook,
01:43:29.500 Twitter, Instagram, PayPal.
01:43:31.140 You have to go to see his work on his
01:43:33.800 main website, unsavoryagents.com,
01:43:37.040 unsavoryagents.com.
01:43:38.880 I have to buy one of his pieces of art,
01:43:41.360 only because, you know, the left, they
01:43:44.400 hold up their artists, and artists are
01:43:46.740 really important, and they hold up their
01:43:49.860 artists, and we don't.
01:43:52.020 And I almost bought something of his at one
01:43:55.800 of these conventions, and I got busy, and I
01:43:58.720 never came back.
01:43:59.320 I've got to support him.
01:44:01.460 He does incredible work.
01:44:03.340 He's going to be joining us because he is
01:44:06.220 all over the lockdown overreach, and he is
01:44:11.700 being really, really brave, and I think you
01:44:15.920 should know about it.
01:44:17.360 In his own way, he's fighting the good fight
01:44:20.160 in California.
01:44:21.960 He joins us in just a minute.
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01:45:59.400 Andrew Breitbart was absolutely right when he
01:46:11.060 said that culture leads everything.
01:46:15.920 And Sabo is an artist.
01:46:17.860 He is, I mean, I guess the closest you can
01:46:19.920 come to him is Banksy, who's a famous, you
01:46:23.340 know, famous graffiti artist.
01:46:24.500 But I think Sabo's stuff is much more daring, and
01:46:29.460 he's the only one that's conservative that I
01:46:32.600 know of.
01:46:33.880 And I want to start this interview with Sabo
01:46:37.360 because he's done some amazing things here
01:46:40.100 recently.
01:46:40.840 But let me start with this.
01:46:42.140 Sabo, how are you, man?
01:46:43.940 I'm great, man.
01:46:44.900 Thanks for having me back on.
01:46:47.220 You bet.
01:46:48.040 I saw you.
01:46:50.060 I don't remember where it was, but you had a
01:46:53.160 place set up, and you were selling some stuff.
01:46:57.120 And I was going to buy the Hillary 2016, the
01:47:00.560 stencil, which is great.
01:47:03.700 And I didn't get a chance to come back.
01:47:05.660 Do you still have one?
01:47:06.780 Because I'd like to buy one from you.
01:47:09.160 Yes, I do.
01:47:10.120 It's actually at unsavoryagents.com, but that
01:47:13.020 one's still sitting here waiting for you.
01:47:15.840 Okay, good.
01:47:16.660 I will take it.
01:47:18.080 So I'll go to the unsavoryagents.com and
01:47:20.940 buy it online?
01:47:23.140 You could.
01:47:24.300 Email me, and we'll wrap that thing up.
01:47:29.060 All right, good.
01:47:30.300 So, Sabo, you are one of the bravest guys
01:47:34.840 that I know of.
01:47:36.280 I don't know how you get away with this.
01:47:38.660 I don't know how you do it.
01:47:40.280 But people in California are very aware of
01:47:42.380 your artwork because you'll get up in the
01:47:45.800 morning, you'll be driving along, and here's a
01:47:47.520 brand-new billboard that has been changed
01:47:49.740 overnight, and it's your work.
01:47:54.340 What's harder, coming up with the ideas,
01:47:56.440 doing the work, or figuring out a way to put
01:47:58.600 it up without getting caught?
01:48:01.160 Coming up with the ideas, it's like you'll
01:48:04.180 get to the point to where you're up on a
01:48:05.660 billboard, and you'll see police cruisers
01:48:08.180 drive by, and you're wondering, how the hell am I
01:48:10.460 not getting arrested?
01:48:12.140 And just luck, man.
01:48:16.220 Fear almost goes out the window when you're doing
01:48:19.160 that kind of work, but I don't know.
01:48:22.220 It's all just getting it up there.
01:48:24.420 You just get a crew together and have a few
01:48:27.140 beers, and more times than not, it's more fun than
01:48:30.100 anything else.
01:48:31.380 It's so great.
01:48:32.460 I wanted to get you on because I saw the
01:48:34.360 latest with Newsom.
01:48:36.440 Can you talk a little bit about the latest
01:48:38.360 artwork that you've been putting up?
01:48:40.280 You've been very busy during the coronavirus
01:48:42.740 thing, but your gruesome Newsom thing is just
01:48:45.520 fantastic.
01:48:46.380 You want to explain it for people on the radio
01:48:48.620 who can't see it?
01:48:50.180 Sure.
01:48:50.740 I saw this image of Newsom, and he looked like
01:48:53.700 a great white shark.
01:48:55.700 He had the perfect face, the perfect skin,
01:48:59.780 teeth, hair.
01:49:01.340 The man is nothing but a veneer.
01:49:04.240 And when I saw that photo of him, I thought,
01:49:07.020 that looks just like a mask that a snake would
01:49:10.240 use to trick somebody.
01:49:12.620 And so I made him look like a reptilian with a
01:49:15.780 Newsom mask.
01:49:17.780 And it almost made itself.
01:49:19.980 How long do these things last before they're
01:49:24.060 taken down?
01:49:25.840 They don't last very long at all.
01:49:27.660 That's why it's important for them to go viral
01:49:29.520 and have people like you talk about them,
01:49:31.400 because I can't rely on them being on the
01:49:33.780 street.
01:49:35.120 Yeah.
01:49:36.560 And California Psycho.
01:49:38.560 Tell me about that one.
01:49:40.760 Well, does he look like Christian Bale?
01:49:43.860 And I hate complimenting him like that.
01:49:46.460 But he does.
01:49:47.900 Psycho.
01:49:48.420 Yeah, yeah.
01:49:48.920 I mean, you cannot trust a man that spends more
01:49:52.120 time in front of a mirror than a woman.
01:49:57.900 So you have you've you've put him into the
01:50:03.020 movie poster American Psycho with blood all
01:50:06.260 over his blood all over his face, just like
01:50:08.900 Christian Bale.
01:50:09.520 It must drive the Hollywood elite nuts because you you hijack the culture
01:50:17.720 that they have so painstakingly crafted and you use their own images
01:50:23.620 against them.
01:50:25.920 Yeah, you know, and I can't believe how thin skin some of these people are.
01:50:30.500 They'll actually like like I had Jimmy Kimmel actually sit by one of my pieces
01:50:34.780 and flip me off.
01:50:36.500 It's like, for God's sakes, man, there's a Brink truck, Brink truck that drops
01:50:39.920 millions of dollars every week at your house.
01:50:42.100 And you're worried about me.
01:50:44.080 It's like, get a grip, man.
01:50:45.980 You don't make fun of yourself.
01:50:47.640 And the thought of them, the thought of him taking the beaches away from
01:50:51.960 Californians right before summer, you can't make that up.
01:50:57.140 I have to tell you, the the other one that I saw were the beaches.
01:51:01.280 And I want you to explain the beaches.
01:51:02.500 But let me just take it here because it goes to the beach.
01:51:05.360 You've done several of these.
01:51:06.820 You've done I'm I'm in Texas and you have taken the come and take it flag
01:51:11.080 and you have replaced it with a skateboard.
01:51:14.240 In one of the craziest stories I have ever heard, that's not a public park.
01:51:19.300 That's a privately owned park.
01:51:21.860 And the city came in and just dumped truckloads of sand so nobody could be
01:51:28.320 using their skateboard.
01:51:30.720 Yeah, you know, and you would think skateboarders are the biggest hell
01:51:34.120 raisers on the planet.
01:51:35.700 If I was a skateboarder, if I use that park, I would go with a five, five
01:51:39.820 gallon bucket and just take 100 skateboarders with those buckets.
01:51:44.240 Just dump it in front of Garcetti's house here in L.A.
01:51:48.080 But they're not going to do that.
01:51:49.600 They're too busy complying.
01:51:52.200 And then you also took the same flag, the black and white Texas come and take
01:51:55.560 it flag, and you added surfboard, a surfboard instead of an instead of a
01:52:00.820 gun.
01:52:02.040 Yes.
01:52:02.620 And I also made one with a fly rod as well, a fishing rod.
01:52:06.260 And I can't believe they're letting people like, you're not allowed to fish with more
01:52:12.080 than two people, if you're even allowed to.
01:52:14.580 But you could drive in your car with six people, but only two people can be on the
01:52:19.000 boat.
01:52:19.440 I mean, here in Los Angeles, Garcetti said, you can go to the beach, but you have to
01:52:23.740 stand on the wet sand.
01:52:25.080 You can't be on the dry sand.
01:52:27.200 Where do they come up with these things?
01:52:28.940 I have no idea.
01:52:31.260 I have no idea.
01:52:32.720 So is your, let me give one more thing that you've done on the COVID-19, a great
01:52:39.300 invasion of the snitchers, which is like invasion of the body snatchers, save a life,
01:52:46.360 call and reward.
01:52:48.840 Are these, do you think these are resonating with people who are not necessarily fans of
01:52:58.020 you from the past, but they're now starting to hit people?
01:53:01.740 I mean, is it changing things at all?
01:53:03.980 Do you think?
01:53:05.760 All I can say is there are a lot of Democrats in California that are sick of it.
01:53:11.600 And, and I'm getting tired of Republicans saying, I'm leaving California and moving to Texas.
01:53:16.700 It's like, why don't you stay and fight?
01:53:19.320 You know, it's like, right now, I believe California is poised to be taken over.
01:53:24.340 We have a chance here in California.
01:53:26.240 We just need to know how to play our cards because there's a lot of Democrats here that
01:53:31.460 are just fed up.
01:53:33.860 I will tell you, Sabo, I've talked to several people who are, who are Democrats, but have
01:53:41.760 seen how far the Democratic Party has gone.
01:53:44.760 And this is even before coronavirus and have told me that they are, they are in a, you know,
01:53:50.220 a secret, you know, a chat with five different people that are in the same kind of category.
01:53:59.180 And, and they're all saying that they're not going to vote for the Democratic nominee because
01:54:04.980 it's gotten as bad as Donald Trump is.
01:54:07.700 They'll say what they are planning on doing on the Democratic side is the destruction of
01:54:14.800 the capitalist system.
01:54:16.880 And they're all saying, we'll all be out of business.
01:54:19.580 This is going to be horrendous for, for everyone.
01:54:23.360 And we're not going to tell people that work for us, but we're all voting in another way.
01:54:29.580 I found it astounding.
01:54:31.080 Well, you know, we heard about the Green New Deal from AOC a while back, a few months
01:54:35.960 back, and we figured there's absolutely no way you can implement something like that.
01:54:40.540 I mean, doesn't this smack of the Green New Deal?
01:54:43.300 It's like capitalism's being just destroyed.
01:54:47.220 It is.
01:54:47.940 I just did a, I just did a, I did an hour just this morning, the first hour of this broadcast
01:54:53.960 was about that.
01:54:55.860 This, this new push for the Green New Deal and how deep it goes into, you know, with
01:55:01.240 Soros and everybody else and how they are really looking at America and saying, let's
01:55:06.880 see how far we can push them.
01:55:08.700 And this is our chance to completely redesign the world.
01:55:12.460 And personally, I think it's a great chance for those who like freedom and the Constitution
01:55:17.800 to do the same, to actually strengthen the Constitution and our given rights and look at things
01:55:23.580 like state-run liquored licenses.
01:55:26.620 Why does the state have to do that?
01:55:28.740 Why, why does the state regulate all hair salons?
01:55:32.860 You know, we just talked to a mayor of California in Atwater who just said, we're out, but he
01:55:38.200 can't protect those who have a state license.
01:55:40.960 And the, the license boards in the state are saying, we're going to put you out of business.
01:55:45.580 We'll revoke your license if you even open up against, against Gavin Newsom's orders.
01:55:49.920 Academia is trying to make it to where an artist needs a license to do graphic design.
01:55:57.100 And that's just another way of them silencing us.
01:56:01.200 Where, where did you hear that story?
01:56:02.780 I've not heard that.
01:56:03.640 Where is that?
01:56:04.200 I, I, I read that years ago.
01:56:06.780 I mean, they've been planning this forever and if they can find a way to make it, well,
01:56:12.360 their justification is if someone's going to drop thousands of dollars into a logo or branding,
01:56:18.860 well, then that person should be certified.
01:56:22.360 And, um, I'm serious, dude.
01:56:25.920 I got like a chill in my blood when I heard that because I know these schools, you have
01:56:30.980 to be a full on leftist to make it through an art school to get that degree.
01:56:35.300 And, uh, and a guy like me simply wouldn't, wouldn't get the credentials.
01:56:39.500 I feel bad for that poor old man that just wants to cut hair.
01:56:42.700 I mean, why do you need a license to cut hair?
01:56:46.960 I, I will tell you this, Sable.
01:56:48.660 I don't know if you have ever talked to anybody at the National Archives or the Smithsonian,
01:56:54.480 but I can guarantee you that your art is being saved, uh, by the Smithsonian, uh, because
01:57:00.820 it will play a role.
01:57:03.120 Uh, it is playing a role in our story, our national story.
01:57:06.580 And someday you will be recognized as, as who you really are, a really, truly great artist.
01:57:12.420 Um, do you have any museums or galleries or anybody, has anybody take you on and, and said,
01:57:19.880 no, this, this is, this is real art that needs to be showcased.
01:57:24.640 Only recently has that started to pick up a little bit.
01:57:28.020 Uh, I think, I think even the art people in the art world are starting to figure it out.
01:57:32.280 Cause I'm flying pieces off to London, Canada, New York, all over the place, Texas.
01:57:38.300 And, uh, I think it's just now picking up and you can see my work at unsavoryagents.com.
01:57:43.760 Forgive the plug, but it's like, uh, people, yeah, people go into that site and supporting
01:57:48.920 what I do.
01:57:49.640 I mean, I'd love to put a thousand of those gruesome Newsome posters out, but I mean, that's
01:57:54.340 going to run about a grand, $2,000 and any help would definitely help.
01:57:58.600 So it'll cost you a thousand bucks to put those posters out.
01:58:02.940 And so every t-shirt you sell, it allows you to do some more, some more work.
01:58:09.120 Yeah, pretty much.
01:58:10.200 The money all goes back out in the street.
01:58:12.680 Yeah, that's great.
01:58:14.360 Um, listen, I, I want to encourage Sable.
01:58:16.960 Thank you so much for what you do.
01:58:18.600 Thank you for your bravery.
01:58:19.740 Thanks for the artistic, uh, commentary and quite frankly, the laughs.
01:58:24.900 Um, but, uh, I want to encourage the audience, the left, they have a whole system that supports
01:58:32.800 these artists that, you know, uh, what do you call that?
01:58:35.860 It's blue.
01:58:36.820 Yeah.
01:58:37.200 Cause it's a big canvas.
01:58:38.340 That's just blue.
01:58:39.460 I got it.
01:58:40.800 Um, and they'll, they'll make sure that that artist is taken care of.
01:58:44.760 And that artist, uh, you know, has a great career and it'll hang in some of the greatest
01:58:48.780 houses in America and to be in some of the greatest museums, whatever fine.
01:58:53.780 If you find that, you know, to be valuable, great, but they take care of the left.
01:58:59.240 No one is taking care of the artists on the right.
01:59:02.400 And we really need to support our artists, especially those who are brave enough to stand
01:59:09.140 up and speak out like Sabo is.
01:59:10.940 I urge you to go to unsavoryagents.com, buy a t-shirt.
01:59:15.700 You could get the, the, the, the, come and take it, uh, sign with the fishing or whatever,
01:59:20.540 uh, for like five bucks, the t-shirts are 25 bucks.
01:59:24.800 Please go and support Sabo.
01:59:27.280 Uh, cause I would love to see that he had a lot more than a thousand dollars to go to
01:59:32.020 put some more of these, uh, gruesome, uh, Newsome posters up because they're hysterical,
01:59:37.480 hysterical.
01:59:38.200 So, and, uh, Sabo, I will, uh, you bet I'll be in touch this afternoon and, uh, I want
01:59:43.420 to get one of the Hillary 16 cause I think they are brilliant and something that should
01:59:48.320 be, that will be valuable down the road once we get past all of this insanity of political
01:59:54.440 correctness.
01:59:55.140 Thank you so much.
01:59:56.600 Thanks for having me on.
01:59:58.260 You bet.
01:59:59.300 Uh, Sabo, you can follow him and Instagram Sabo art.
02:00:02.840 He has been, uh, deplatformed Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, PayPal.
02:00:08.200 The only way you really can see him is unsavory agents.com unsavory agents, uh, dot
02:00:14.000 com, but make sure you support him if you can.
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