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00:00:33.440 I mean, it's still stored. I haven't eaten it yet. Yeah. All right. Good. That's good. Luckily,

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00:02:36.040 Hello America and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. It is Monday. There's several things

00:02:41.280 that are going on today. Donald Trump is looking like something is coming. He's going to be filing

00:02:48.240 something in the courts. A major announcement coming from his camp, he says, within hours.

00:02:55.960 Uh, also we, uh, we have the Dugan situation. I don't know if you saw this, but Alexander Dugan,

00:03:03.060 a guy I've been warning about for a very, very long time. I believe this guy is, uh, an anti-Christ

00:03:10.760 style, uh, figure. Uh, he is Putin's mind and heart when it comes to Ukraine. He's the guy who started

00:03:19.620 all of this pushed for all of this. His daughter was killed in a, uh, car explosion, a car explosion

00:03:28.300 that was meant for him at the last minute. He said, honey, I'll take your car. You take my car.

00:03:34.100 And she was blown up. People are blaming this on Ukraine. I highly doubt it. It is most likely a 1.00

00:03:42.540 internal affair, uh, an anti-Putin anti-nationalist, uh, movement, but we will see, and we'll talk to

00:03:51.300 some experts on that. Um, also, as we go through that, I want to tell you about the weakness of

00:03:55.940 President Xi. Uh, there is something going on in China that you should be aware of. And I want to

00:04:03.900 start with the New York Times and their amazing op-ed that it's time to get rid of the constitution

00:04:11.400 and just have the administrative state make all the laws and enforce everything. It's time to get

00:04:18.940 rid of the judicial system as we know it. This is an incredible statement from the New York Times,

00:04:26.340 but have no fear. If we stand together, they lose, we win. More in 60 seconds.

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00:05:51.880 relief, feel the difference. All right. I want to start with, um, I want to start with a positive,

00:05:58.320 uh, today. I want to start with something that I think you need to understand. Um, when you look

00:06:05.580 at the world, you know, Stu and I were just talking about Alexander Dugan and I don't think people have

00:06:12.180 gotten the message yet on Alexander Dugan, but we've been talking about him. I've been talking about him

00:06:17.580 for what? Four years, five years. Yeah. At least. And what he's been trying to do, not only in Russia,

00:06:24.460 but all over the world, right? He's a guy who's seen as someone who's on the right, a figure of the

00:06:30.320 right. I've heard everyone calling him a figure of the right, but I don't think that's appropriate.

00:06:34.400 Certainly not in the American understanding of the right. No, he is a capital T traditionalist.

00:06:40.660 So I'm a small T traditionalist. I believe in traditional values. I believe in, but he is a 0.99

00:06:47.680 capital T traditionalist, which is an actual movement that is, um, his movement is the, the,

00:06:56.040 uh, what is it? The fourth political theory. And it is based on, uh, strangely strong man and chaos.

00:07:05.960 Uh, he believes that chaos is the way to be able to have Russia rule the world. And he is currently 0.96

00:07:14.180 working and pouring money all over the world, including here in America. If you ever hear

00:07:20.040 him on the air with a host, you should question what you believe about that host. Um, this man

00:07:26.980 is, I believe one of the most dangerous men, if not the most dangerous men in the world, he believes

00:07:34.880 he has to bring on Armageddon to be able to have Russia become the global leader. So he is 0.98

00:07:45.240 extraordinarily dangerous. He is also looking for the collapse and the destruction of America as we

00:07:52.900 know it. Um, so he is not a figure on the right. He, he's a, he's a, he's a fascist. He believes the

00:08:01.780 only thing that Hitler did wrong was he didn't go far enough. These are from his writings, by

00:08:08.640 the way. You're not just, you're not like, no, it's, he's not projecting onto him. No,

00:08:12.300 he's terrifying. So anyway, they killed his daughter, um, yesterday and they're blaming

00:08:18.040 it on Ukraine, which is very, very convenient seeing that he's the guy who designed the Ukrainian

00:08:26.420 policy. I just don't think Ukrainians are this stupid. Uh, I mean, I think they're corrupt. 1.00

00:08:35.520 Uh, the government is, I think that, um, they are playing a very dangerous game. I think they're

00:08:43.200 most likely screwing us, but we're helping them do that. Uh, but they are not stupid enough to go

00:08:49.620 into the heart of Russia and kill Alexander Dugan's Dugan or his daughter as it happened 0.64

00:08:56.900 in this case. Cause they supposedly swapped cars at the last moment, which is another bizarre twist

00:09:02.140 in the story. Yeah. I think what's interesting too, is that, you know, there's a lot of people

00:09:05.120 in this audience that heard you talk about Dugan and understand the warnings that you were giving

00:09:09.140 about him. But what's, what was kind of interesting about how all this played out

00:09:13.740 is that when the Ukraine Russia conflict sort of hit that peak and Russia went in, there was a,

00:09:20.800 I think a generally speaking, an understandable response by many on the right who, you know,

00:09:25.120 Biden and the government were involved immediately. We've seen this stuff play out so many times.

00:09:30.660 It's understandable to see it with a lot of suspicion. We've, we've looked at Ukraine and

00:09:34.620 we've seen a lot of corruption. Um, but you should look at it. You should look at it. Uh,

00:09:39.420 you know, Zelensky being kind of propped up as this ultimate hero that was going to save the

00:09:45.220 universe and all of this, I think elicits an immediate and understandable piece of, of

00:09:51.220 skepticism, particularly from a conservative audience that's seen this play out so many times.

00:09:55.800 Um, and all of that may be very well true, right? Like where you have this situation where there is

00:10:01.960 real corruption in Ukraine and there is, uh, all sorts of problems with the media narratives about it.

00:10:07.740 And the fact that we're sending $60 billion over there and the people who are involved in sending

00:10:12.060 that money, uh, are we going to waste a lot of it? Yes. Are we go, is there, are there other

00:10:17.900 things playing out? Yes. A hundred percent. All of that can be true at the same time that what you

00:10:24.940 talked about with Alexander Dugan is true. Yeah. I think where, where we as a country have gone wrong

00:10:30.820 here is we have assigned, uh, the labels, good, bad. Right. Right. And it's really not. It's more

00:10:38.960 like, uh, instead of black and white, it's more like black and charcoal gray. Right. You know what I

00:10:45.540 mean? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's, there is a difference there, but, uh, not, not an awful lot. And there's

00:10:54.180 been a lot of kind of immediate skepticism of, of the, of this whole situation. Um, and some on the

00:11:01.760 right have taken immediately the side of Russia, which I, uh, you know, I don't hear that a lot

00:11:07.480 from the, uh, from our audience, but I do see it a lot on social media and some, some writers doing

00:11:12.280 that. And it's, what's interesting about that is that this is exactly what you were talking about

00:11:18.440 when you were talking about Alexander Dugan initially. Yeah. His, his philosophy had a lot

00:11:24.960 to do with Russia and had a lot to do with Russia's position in the world, but it also had a direct

00:11:29.100 path of attack on the American right to try to plant ideas on the American right to tie into what we do

00:11:37.880 have in common with big T traditional, traditional values, right. But encapsulating his entire worldview

00:11:44.880 on the back of traditional values, which is not something the American people believe in because

00:11:50.780 people will only hear I'm for religion. I'm, I'm for, uh, you know, traditional values. I'm backing

00:11:58.540 the family. Uh huh. And what else? What was that about Hitler? Uh, you know, you forget about those 0.83

00:12:06.420 things and you don't look at those things, especially when there is an emergency or you're looking for

00:12:10.940 team members. He is a very dangerous team member, a team member, but I, I don't fear it because of

00:12:17.640 this audience. And let me explain this. I have said really right after September 11th, I said this,

00:12:25.600 I was overwhelmed with the feeling and I have had this feeling time and time again. And I really

00:12:31.440 wondered what it meant, but I said it because I knew it to be true. And what I said was this audience

00:12:40.160 will turn a corner. It'll be a pivot point. This audience will be responsible in the end for saving

00:12:47.900 America or saving at least remnants of it. But you are going to play a big role in a positive way.

00:12:57.180 And I've often wondered what that meant. Well, it dawned on me Friday when something happened. And then

00:13:04.400 I started thinking about it and I started piecing together. I was like, wait a minute, wait a minute,

00:13:07.640 wait a minute. There was a story that was out from the New York times, the overturning of Roe versus

00:13:15.780 Wade. If you want to understand it, you need to understand the 2010 election. And what does that

00:13:24.000 mean? The 2010 election was the tea party movement, the tea party movement. When we started going to

00:13:32.900 Washington in droves and demanding change inside the Republican party, that's what set up the,

00:13:41.880 the political landscape that gave us the, the members of the court that we have now.

00:13:49.580 So you have to understand the 2010 election. And then I thought the 2010 election, I remember,

00:13:55.640 oh my gosh, I remember the 2010 election. Wasn't that the year of the tea party movement that started

00:14:03.080 and had the first big March? You remember it where the streets of Washington DC were packed with people,

00:14:10.620 just packed with people. The right had never done anything like this before. And I can say this,

00:14:17.120 I had nothing to do with that, but you did, you did. And what was the date of that March?

00:14:26.100 September 12th, September 12th, otherwise known to this audience as nine 12. That March happened on

00:14:37.000 that day because six months before that I had gotten on television and I had said, gather around and gather

00:14:44.880 all your friends because there's something we have to talk about it. And I launched the nine 12 project.

00:14:51.120 And I said, I'll tell you in six months, what I'm going to do. You show me in six months,

00:14:58.880 what you're going to do. And that six month Mark was nine 12 and you showed America what you were going

00:15:08.640 to do. If you read Barack Obama's latest book, he talks about how the tea party movement was the

00:15:17.040 obstacle that he could not overcome. He said it was, he, he was thwarted every step of the way

00:15:25.080 because of the tea party movement. Do you remember we were facing the goals, uh, the, um,

00:15:33.180 agenda 21 goals. We exposed it. I wrote a couple of books about it. Uh, and it became a giant

00:15:41.540 conspiracy theory. And then it was like, Oh no, wait, it's on the websites for the United nations.

00:15:48.060 Then it disappeared. And it came back as the sustainability goals of 2030, this audience,

00:15:55.420 because you paid attention to agenda 21 and spoke out this audience bought us an additional nine

00:16:04.640 years. Imagine how demoralizing things would have been when we pulled out of Afghanistan. Had you not

00:16:14.320 been there to save 20,000 people and bring them across the border? How demoralizing if no one would

00:16:23.460 have banded together, work together, work together and got those people out without the government.

00:16:32.360 Now, here's what happened on Friday that made me realize you already have changed the course.

00:16:41.460 There was a story in, in many of the financial papers that reported that pushback is getting so

00:16:50.580 intense on ESG that quote proponents are pushing for a name change and quote that made me think of

00:17:02.080 common core. Wait a minute, common core, whatever happened to common core? Oh yeah. We started talking

00:17:09.340 about it and this audience spread the word and stopped common core.

00:17:15.280 I have such great faith in not only God, but you, what I have said for a very long time, this audience

00:17:28.420 is going to play a really big role and not understanding it. While I said it, I understood it Friday, right

00:17:36.020 at the end of this broadcast. I have been waiting all week, all weekend to tell you this.

00:17:43.140 You've already changed the course. You've already bought us enormous amounts of time. Keep it up. You're

00:17:54.280 changing the course of America. Keep it up. Well, the time has come for kids to go back to school. The

00:18:03.120 parents are just rejoicing. Actually, we are. Time to get back to all that reading, writing and

00:18:08.860 indoctrination for the kids. Whoops. Wait a minute. Wait, they're going back to school. Did you know,

00:18:15.000 do you know what the homeschooling rate is this year? What is the percentage of students that are

00:18:22.440 going to be homeschooled this year? It's traditionally been about 3%. What is it this year, Stu?

00:18:28.520 It's going to be higher. I don't know how much higher. 20%. No. 20%. Wow. That's great news. You want to

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00:19:05.260 of our futures. 10 seconds. Station ID.

00:19:19.720 Isn't that good news? That's incredibly good news. It seems impossible.

00:19:23.820 Possible. Yeah. Seems impossible. I wonder, is it just an increase of 20%? Is it a...

00:19:28.600 No, I got it from David Barton. We were out in Gettysburg this weekend, and he said that. I haven't

00:19:34.780 had a chance to check on it, but he said, because he's in the homeschooling community. He's a big

00:19:40.480 figure in it. Oh, yeah. Huge. Yeah. And he said, do you know what the percentage is this year going in?

00:19:45.920 And, uh, you know, I was thinking 6%, 10%, 20%. It is. I, I've just listening to a report that was

00:19:57.260 talking about it being significantly higher, although they didn't give a specific amount.

00:20:00.860 Maybe that's why. They're calling it educational awakening. Yeah. Uh, where...

00:20:05.040 Isn't it interesting that people are talking about awakenings, the great awakening, educational

00:20:11.240 awakening, and it is so different from being woke. Being awake is much different than being

00:20:19.720 woke. Oh, yeah. I mean, but isn't that a... I mean, it's, it's incredible because they were,

00:20:25.960 they were trying to make us feel like, uh, you know, you're just not awake.

00:20:30.440 Right. You're not awake. You're not seeing the structural racism. Correct. Right. You're not

00:20:34.820 seeing how boys are actually girls and girls are actually boys. But they didn't use awake

00:20:38.560 or, uh, awakened or... Turned into woke. It was just weird. Turned into woke.

00:20:44.040 Never made an... It's always been such a clunky phrase. Yeah. Uh, but now it's just a thing. And

00:20:48.680 now that's where we are. Then we need to be awake, not woke. It's such a, I think it's such an

00:20:55.800 inspiring thing that parents have taken this on. Because look, life is hard. I, you know,

00:21:02.120 it's a, I, my kid had assignments due this week and, you know, doing them over the weekend.

00:21:07.480 You know, you're just like, you have a few minutes here and there to actually do something

00:21:12.000 on your own and to jump into your kid's schoolwork and to, you know, it's hard. But like...

00:21:17.440 Did your mom help you with your schoolwork?

00:21:20.460 Some, I mean, I'm sure at certain points she did.

00:21:22.400 At certain points. But it's like every day. And I feel like I just like, I'm, you know,

00:21:29.120 Rafe and Cheyenne will be like, oh, I gotta do homework. And, uh, and then they bring it

00:21:34.160 down. They're like, you know, can you help me out? Yeah. Um, yeah. Hey kids, I already

00:21:40.420 went through this. I don't know why I have to go through high school a second time now.

00:21:46.600 Yeah, no, it's true. There is a bit of that depending on, of course, the age of your kid.

00:21:50.880 But the point though, is that I think parents are just getting so much more involved in

00:21:56.440 this. And, and, you know, I, again, you don't want a pandemic. No one wants a pandemic. No

00:22:02.860 one wants millions of people to die. However, I will say on the other side of that, where

00:22:10.780 you try to pull positives out of a very negative time. This is one of them. I think, I think

00:22:16.360 parents were forced to look at what their kids were learning. They were forced to really

00:22:20.940 contemplate what was going on at schools. It wasn't just a drop off thing and come home

00:22:25.280 and hope they're okay. It was everybody seeing every little bit of it. And that changed, I

00:22:29.760 think the country, I think it changed the direction of the country.

00:22:32.080 Yeah. And I think it also, uh, showed us how important local and state government is,

00:22:37.760 you know, uh, I really think, well, you know, you wouldn't want it. The idea of life is not

00:22:45.100 what happens to you, but how you adapt to it and how you, what you learn from it. I think

00:22:52.200 the COVID was a huge blessing for our families and for our children in some ways and other ways.

00:22:59.640 Um, you know, suicide rates went up and all kinds of problems with it. But if we learn from it now,

00:23:08.340 it can be a very big, big blessing. Back in a minute.

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00:24:37.340 to blaze TV. This is the Glenn Beck program. Mr. Pat Cray. Hello, sir. How are you? Oh,

00:24:52.020 words, you know, words, more than words, really more. Um, so, uh, Pat, I, uh, do you remember both of you

00:25:00.820 guys wrote the episode where I said, Oh, they want to tell you who they are. Remember that they're

00:25:08.640 going to take their masks off and they're going to tell you who they are. Well, another mask has come

00:25:15.220 off today. New York times op-ed, the constitution is broken and should not be reclaimed. When liberals

00:25:25.680 lose in the Supreme court, as they increasingly have over the past half century, they usually say

00:25:30.840 the justice has got the constitution wrong, but struggling over the constitution has proved a dead

00:25:36.160 end. The real need is not to reclaim the constitution, but instead reclaim America from

00:25:43.340 the constitution. Finally, somebody said, somebody said what we're all thinking. They're all thinking.

00:25:51.500 It is. It is. Um, it's fresh air to witness progressives offering bold new proposals to reform

00:25:59.300 the courts and shift power to elected officials. It's very bold. It's almost called, uh, a revolution.

00:26:07.480 Yeah. Um, even, uh, but even such proposals raise the questions, why justify our politics by the

00:26:15.600 constitution or by calls from some renovated constitutional tradition. It has exacted a

00:26:22.440 terrible price in distortion and distraction to transform our national life into a contest over

00:26:30.180 reinterpreting the founding charter consistently with what majorities believe now. So they are saying

00:26:36.440 we've got to throw the constitution out. Um, after failing to get the constitution interpreted in an

00:26:45.120 egalitarian way for so long, the way to seek real reform will be to use procedures consistent with 0.85

00:26:51.860 popular rule. We're a democracy. Remember in a second stage, Americans would could learn simply to do

00:27:00.320 politics through the ordinary statute rather than staging constant wars over who controls the heavy

00:27:06.940 weaponry of constitutional law from the past. If the legislators had just passed rules and protected

00:27:13.620 values majorities believe in the distinction between higher law and everyday politics effectively

00:27:20.300 disappears. One way to do this is to get a more democratic world by packing the union with new

00:27:27.320 states. I mean, have they not just taken every mask off? Yes. Um, Congress could also simply pass a

00:27:38.300 congressional act, reorganizing our legislature in ways that are more fairly representative of where

00:27:45.180 the people actually live and vote, perhaps even reducing the Senate to a mere council of revision

00:27:53.280 without the power to obstruct our laws in doing so. Congress would be pretty openly defining a defying the

00:28:01.180 constitution. You think to get a more democratic order. And for that reason, we would need to insulate the

00:28:09.300 law from judicial review. So there, so there would be no judicial review. Fundamental values like racial 0.63

00:28:17.220 equity, environmental justice would be protected not by law that stands apart from politics, but as the, as they

00:28:24.300 typically are, but by ordinary expressions of popular will and this basic structure of government, like

00:28:30.880 whether to elect a president by majority vote or limit judges to fix terms would be decided by the present

00:28:37.840 voters as opposed to one from some foggy past politics of American future. Like this would make clear our

00:28:46.060 ability to engage and constant reinvention of our society under our own power without the illusion that the

00:28:53.620 past stands in the way. Wow. Is that fantastic? Yeah, it really is. Yeah. That is everything that they've, we've

00:29:01.380 accused them of doing. Yeah. And there it is admitted in an op-ed on the New York times. This is why they

00:29:07.280 continually call us a democracy because they're trying to push this garbage. Correct. And every time we've said

00:29:13.360 that they've said, Oh, that's ridiculous. We love the constitution just as much as the next guy. No, you don't. And they

00:29:19.840 never have, never have, never have, never have. If this doesn't show you why you need to be out in

00:29:26.680 November, we can not handle another two years under these people. Can't. We've got to go out and vote

00:29:38.600 every single, I don't care. I don't care who you're voting for. Even if I were living in Kentucky and he was

00:29:46.860 my only choice, I would be voting for Mitch McConnell. I would hate myself for it, but I would, could not give it to a

00:29:57.200 Democrat. Yeah. The majority in the Senate is so important and it looks like it might be slipping out of their hands

00:30:04.780 too. Yeah. I mean, they may have screwed up a tremendous situation again.

00:30:12.600 We said, how many times do we say it? They've got a red wave here unless the Republicans screw it up.

00:30:18.580 And they always do. They almost always do. So I, I was talking to a constitutionalist, a scholar, um,

00:30:26.280 over the weekend. And, uh, and we were talking about gutting the, you know, taking the power of

00:30:34.700 the purse back, but they can't do that without the Senate. They have to have the Senate, uh, as well. 1.00

00:30:42.720 And that is, uh, not good. Well, and justices are important to it until the New York times dream

00:30:47.920 comes true where we don't have to care about what happens in the Supreme court. Uh, all these

00:30:52.480 appointments go through the Senate and, you know, just getting to 51 can at least give you a chance

00:30:59.140 to block the worst of them. Yeah. That's at least something. Yeah. And of course the house will

00:31:04.400 block a lot of the laws and you can at least do some stuff there as well. But these justices can 0.98

00:31:10.600 get through without the house. So the Senate is vitally important and that's why you can't throw away

00:31:15.460 winnable races. And look how many Trump appointed federal judges have saved the day on numerous issues.

00:31:22.480 So many times you'll see Trump appointed federal judge has blocked the Biden administration again

00:31:30.020 over and over and over. They've done that today. Trump appointed judge permanently blocks Biden oil

00:31:35.480 and gas leasing pause in 13 States. This is a good Western district of Louisiana. Now we just have to

00:31:41.300 get them the money to be able to explore because you have black rock and, uh, and others blocking the

00:31:48.700 way. And if, if we can get that out of the way and get back to the free market in Vivek, I talked to

00:31:55.080 Vivek this weekend, Vivek Rameshwamy. Uh, he said, uh, remember he told me four weeks ago, he said,

00:32:03.280 Glenn, if we could get to a billion dollars as a, as an index, um, by Christmas, that will shock the world,

00:32:12.720 the financial world. Um, the financial world. And he said, so my real goal and the faster we do it,

00:32:19.100 the better. Um, and he said, I, I, um, he's talking to us because he doesn't want just a bunch of rich

00:32:26.760 people. He wants the average person to go out and say, I want part of my portfolio to be D R L L, 1.00

00:32:35.000 which is you take some of your money and you invest in American energy companies. So then

00:32:41.800 the energy companies, which have told him off the record, please give us backup. If you give us

00:32:48.260 backup, we will drill, but we have no way to do it right now. We are totally alone. And, uh, I talked

00:32:57.600 to him on Friday or Saturday, I texted him and said, we did a hundred million the first week.

00:33:02.820 How many more investors did you get on the second week? What are we up to on our road to a billion

00:33:09.580 dollars? And he said, we're now at 250 million. Wow. So they did a hundred million the first week,

00:33:17.320 150, the second week. Nice. That's great. That's great. And because of that, the ESG people are

00:33:24.280 freaking out, freaking out. And anyone can invest in this. Obviously this is not investment advice.

00:33:30.040 You got to make your own decisions on this stuff, but it's D R L L it's listed on every,

00:33:34.220 you know, every investing website that you might use. If you invest in stocks and such,

00:33:39.420 it's just a fund. It's an ETF about energy and it's non woke and it's American energy. It's American

00:33:45.280 energy. By the way, have you seen the latest that, um, the Swiss, you know, the cocoa people,

00:33:52.740 uh, that they, they don't, I mean, if you had a miss and you were snowed in and she was making you

00:33:59.460 hot chocolate, would you riot? No, no, no, I wouldn't. And if your power went out, how would

00:34:04.880 you keep warm with the Swiss miss? I can maybe think of a way. Okay. All right. It would involve 0.98

00:34:09.920 chocolate. Yes. No matter what the scenario is, it involves chocolate. Anyway, uh, the, uh, the Swiss now 1.00

00:34:18.480 are saying, um, uh, begging the government. I'm trying to think it was the, the head of the police

00:34:25.400 force. I think, uh, the national police force is begging the government not to become draconian,

00:34:32.340 but consider every other option because they think the Swiss could Switzerland could go into chaos this

00:34:43.400 summer because of the power outages. And it will be so cold that there will be riots on the streets

00:34:50.220 of Switzerland. That's not good. So that's in the winter. It's in the winter. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, wow.

00:35:01.220 You know, there's so much civil unrest all over the world that we don't even talk about.

00:35:06.000 And then you hear about Switzerland, maybe falling into chaos, Switzerland, Switzerland. Yeah.

00:35:12.580 Send us your missus. We'll be fine. Uh, you know, it's what's, what's, uh, crazy is the other thing

00:35:19.200 that Pat just said. So true. There are so many uprising all around the world. It's intentionally

00:35:27.020 not covered. It's intentionally not covered here because a lot of it is against their stinking

00:35:33.280 agenda. Yes. A lot of it are farmers saying agenda. We cannot comply to your climate change

00:35:39.680 garbage. We can't do it. The Swiss are saying the same thing this, this winter when it gets cold,

00:35:46.960 drill, find the countries that will drill and drill enough of this ESG stuff. And that's why

00:35:55.280 the media is not covering it there. You know, there was another story today out about, uh, here it is.

00:36:02.120 The, um, let's see, an Atlanta man arrested for spray painting swastika, uh, on LGBTQ rainbow

00:36:11.200 crosswalk. Um, and there was another one, uh, New York city man accused of threatening Fox news

00:36:18.920 anchors avoids prosecution twice, twice. Okay. So they're not upholding anything. However,

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00:39:00.540 No, really? Yeah. By the way, if you're watching us, we are having massive power outages. Rob,

00:39:05.840 are we, we have not lost radio signal. Have we were, we're up. We're okay. We're on generators

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00:43:53.380 Hello America. Welcome to the program. I'm so excited to talk to John Solomon. John Solomon

00:43:59.360 is the CEO and editor of chief in of just the news. If that is not on your regular morning, uh, or evening

00:44:08.360 read, it has to be put it up on your button bar. But just the news is so critical for everybody to

00:44:17.520 understand the news. This is, he's an investigative reporter. He's, he's worked for, I don't know,

00:44:23.160 the wall street journal and the New York times. I think, uh, uh, the Washington times and the post

00:44:28.120 and the hill. He is a journalist in the traditional sense. And he's going to tell us the latest

00:44:36.480 podcast with Donald Trump and the FBI. What about the warrant? What was in it? And what is Donald

00:44:44.640 Trump planning to do? We have John Solomon joining us in 60 seconds. Just about every day on this

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00:45:44.160 How many years? Relieffactor.com. Feel the difference. John Solomon, welcome to the program.

00:45:52.160 How are you, sir? Great to be with you, Glenn. It's good to be with you. We are living in insane

00:45:58.940 times. I remember we, we, you know, we've, we've talked for years now. Did you, did you ever really

00:46:06.920 believe that it would ever get like this? I didn't know. I mean, we've had this great American

00:46:12.840 experience for 246 years. And I think back to that speech, he gave it CPAC in February. And I

00:46:17.780 think all the things you said somewhere along the way, we jumped out of the roots of this great

00:46:21.920 country. And we're, we're in a place now that doesn't resemble the America that we all grew up

00:46:26.900 in. It's a very trumbly time. So I think a lot of people in the last couple of weeks have learned

00:46:33.360 a lot about what to do and what to expect when you're served a warrant at your house. It's actually

00:46:40.320 a good way. It's God's way of teaching us the constitution. I think what happened with Donald

00:46:46.000 Trump is again, I believe a horror show. There's no way he's selling secrets, you know, nuclear secrets

00:46:54.580 to Finland. This is ridiculous. It does now seem to appear to be a shot across the bow because he was

00:47:05.340 trying to release documents that showed who was involved in the Russia hoax. Is that true?

00:47:14.020 Well, listen, there is this long six year battle between the FBI and Donald Trump. And of course,

00:47:18.840 it starts with Russia collusion, which we now know was a completely contrived and political

00:47:23.460 investigation that had no predicate, no merit whatsoever. As the presidency is coming to an

00:47:29.360 end, as Donald Trump's leaving office in on January 19, 2021, he declassifies the documents

00:47:35.060 the FBI never wanted out in public. They didn't want these documents out. These are the way they

00:47:40.300 handled their informants, what they knew before they signed the FISA warrants, what they were telling

00:47:44.660 the court versus what they knew internally. That just inflamed the FBI all more, all the more. And for

00:47:50.660 the last year, as I've reported, the FBI secretly grabbed those documents. The president

00:47:55.240 declassified them. He ordered them to be released in the last hour of the Trump presidency. I'm told

00:48:00.940 at 11 o'clock on January 20th, 2021, the FBI and the justice department grabbed those documents.

00:48:06.380 They made up an excuse. Hey, we left a couple of privacy act pieces of information in there

00:48:10.420 from the declassified documents. Let's grab them. We'll fix that. We'll release them. They grabbed

00:48:15.960 them for 19 months. They've kept them from the American public, despite a lawful order of a sitting

00:48:22.320 president. So he had the documents, but they hadn't been redacted. They were redacted. They

00:48:29.800 were completely ready. They had been declassified, all the declassified markings. At the last minute,

00:48:35.180 the justice department raised an issue that maybe there was a piece of information there

00:48:38.540 still covered by the privacy act. Let's go look at it real quickly. It looks like it was really just

00:48:43.100 an excuse to grab the document. Right. So now did he have those at Mar-a-Lago? Do we know?

00:48:48.100 Is that what they were going after? Not that we know of. No one has told me. I haven't found anyone

00:48:54.120 who told me he had the documents here. And of course I've asked the president, do you have the

00:48:57.740 documents? He's told me no. That's why he gave me permission as a journalist to go to the non-public

00:49:02.400 section of the National Archives and try to find these documents. That's what led us to the discovery

00:49:07.560 just three weeks ago that these documents had been grabbed by the justice department and a secret

00:49:12.660 hand grabbed them and put them into the justice department. So you haven't been able to find them.

00:49:18.760 No, we will. We know where they are now. There's two sets. There's a classified set at the

00:49:22.660 National Archives. I can't see those because I don't have a security clearance. No one nor does

00:49:26.260 anyone else in normal America. Right. I could have done the sock thing, but it's probably not advisable.

00:49:32.720 Yeah. And then the second part is there is a set at the justice department and I'm taking

00:49:37.360 multiple actions to try to force the justice department. And I hope to have some really good

00:49:41.600 news later this week. I've been negotiating with the archives. They've been working with the

00:49:46.160 justice department. I have a sense, an inkling that we might get these documents in the near

00:49:50.640 future. All right. So what was it that the FBI do you think was looking for?

00:49:58.260 It's a great question, right? Uh, the first possibility is maybe what they said is all that

00:50:02.940 it is, right? This is a dispute between the archives and, uh, former president Donald Trump.

00:50:07.660 And they actually went to this unprecedented means to go get documents back by raiding his

00:50:12.280 home. I haven't found any other great explanation for people. And I think that when history looks

00:50:18.160 back, if that's all this was, if this was a dispute over documents, there is a civil process

00:50:23.560 that could have been followed. Um, and that means they will have criminalized a dispute over

00:50:28.260 paper and, uh, and with some serious issues involved. And I think there's another part of this

00:50:33.120 that we haven't been able to dig into it. I'm really working on it hard now. It is impossible

00:50:38.260 for the, uh, this sort of a dispute to go on and it become criminalized without the Biden White House

00:50:44.560 knowing there's just no way the way the system of government works. So what was the Biden White

00:50:49.440 House's role in these conversations? I think that's the next big shoe to drop. I don't know what it is

00:50:55.060 yet, but I'm determined to find out what it is because the way government works, you've got these

00:50:59.520 issues of privilege. You've got these issues of, uh, of a dispute between the current administration

00:51:04.300 and the past administration, the Biden White House had to be in the loop. And I don't think

00:51:08.100 their story yet adds up. I have to tell you there just on common sense and the way the world has

00:51:16.380 traditionally worked in America, there's no way a decision that large that would come back to the

00:51:24.320 White House eventually and affect the presidency, not just Biden and Trump, but the entire presidency.

00:51:31.520 There's no way the justice department doesn't call and at least give a heads up. Am I wrong?

00:51:41.000 I'm a hundred percent with you. And there's, I think another issue here. Remember that

00:51:44.620 there, uh, the grand jury subpoena, which I broke the story a couple of weeks ago,

00:51:48.800 was executed on June 3rd in a collaborative way, by the way, both sides were still working together.

00:51:53.800 That didn't address the issue of executive privilege. What does that mean? It means

00:51:58.860 somewhere earlier in the process, somebody had to waive executive privilege in order for a grand

00:52:03.780 jury, uh, uh, subpoena to be issued for presidential documents. The only, uh, Donald Trump isn't going

00:52:10.020 to be waiving it. I think we're going to find out that the Biden administration waived executive

00:52:14.200 privilege for Trump and that they were deeply involved in it. That, that just is the only plausible

00:52:18.860 explanation for why there wouldn't have been a privilege claim back in June when the grand jury,

00:52:23.120 uh, first showed, you know, for the subpoena was first executed. Wow. So John, um, I'm doing a

00:52:29.040 special on Wednesday on the history of the FBI and, and how corrupt it has been through, I mean,

00:52:36.480 it really was corrupt from the very beginning. Um, you know, we had Hoover doing all kinds of stuff

00:52:43.100 that was really, really dark and bad. Um, are, are we at or beyond the Hoover days?

00:52:51.660 Well, listen, uh, one of the big stories I did when I was at the Washington post and I worked for 60

00:52:55.800 minutes, uh, for 40 years, for 40 years, the FBI would go into, it was taken out of politics for a

00:53:01.900 second. They would go into a case and say that guy on trial for murder, I can assure you that the

00:53:06.960 bullets we found in his bedroom drawer matches the bullets that were shot out of that gun.

00:53:11.860 And for 40 years, they testified that hundreds upon hundreds upon hundreds of murder, uh, uh,

00:53:18.020 defendants were convicted based on the FBI scientists. The story I broke in 2007 showed the FBI knew all

00:53:24.900 along that that science was junk science. It wasn't true that they couldn't make such a representation.

00:53:30.680 And yet they continue to do it well past the, uh, well, they did during the Hoover years,

00:53:35.780 well past the, all the way into the mother years. Um, so the history of the FBI, whether it's the

00:53:42.060 church hearings, which really went into the Hoover era or what we've learned, uh, 9-11, uh, the, uh,

00:53:49.040 mistakes in the Oklahoma city bombing, the problems with the FBI lab. This is an agency that has a very,

00:53:56.220 uh, big reputation, but it also has a very big history of abuses time and time and time again.

00:54:03.020 Any way to reign that in?

00:54:05.820 It's a great question. You know, some of the policymakers I've been talking to in Congress

00:54:09.720 for the first time I've heard Republicans tell me privately, you know what, it's time to break

00:54:14.540 up the FBI, maybe have, have make them like Scotland Yard and put the domestic intelligence

00:54:19.540 into a different agency. Uh, there is clearly a moment of reckoning for the FBI and the, on the

00:54:25.300 immediate, immediate horizon. The real question is if you just take the counterintelligence division

00:54:29.820 out, you put it somewhere else, the mentality still exists that there's not a regard for the

00:54:34.600 constitution. And that's the part, whether it's inside the FBI or outside of it, the lack of regard

00:54:40.460 for the fourth amendment, for our liberties in the face of a big government, that's the part that

00:54:45.720 hasn't been crushed out. I'm not sure just dividing the FBI solves it. Uh, especially the

00:54:51.400 intelligence arm, the intelligence agencies are completely out of control. The things I've read

00:54:58.200 about the intelligence agencies and I've heard from people on Capitol Hill is they really don't

00:55:04.060 answer to anybody right now. Yep. They have their own mindset, their own mentality. They feel, and

00:55:10.260 because so much of what they do can stay secret, no matter what, as, as we're seeing in this search

00:55:14.980 warrant today, um, we never get a visibility to know what the, if what they're telling us, the excuse

00:55:20.180 they're giving us is real. And it's only years later, usually through lawsuits and FOIAs that we

00:55:25.020 find out, well, the official story of the intelligence community didn't match what we

00:55:29.120 were told at the time. It's that secrecy that I think creates so much concern. There was an

00:55:33.180 opportunity in the middle of Russia collusion while Republicans were still in control of both

00:55:37.640 to do something, to create a permanent advocate so that all intelligence cases, cases that occurred

00:55:42.940 in secret, there would be someone advocating on behalf of the American whose liberties were about

00:55:48.160 to be violated. They whiffed on that. Paul Ryan whiffed on that. Mitch McConnell whiffed on that.

00:55:53.080 But I think there are a lot of people today that would go back and say, you know, if I had to do

00:55:56.960 over, I'd probably create that public advocate who goes into the court and argues on behalf of you

00:56:02.100 and me and everybody else. So, um, John, what do you think Donald Trump is talking about when he says

00:56:09.000 that, you know, he said over the weekend, it might be within hours, it might be Monday, uh, that I'm going to

00:56:15.020 be filing something and big news coming. What do you think that might be?

00:56:19.940 My reporting indicates that the president is considering, uh, filing a motion to remove, uh,

00:56:26.040 a magistrate judge, Bruce Reinhardt, who, by the way, just a few minutes ago ruled that the entire

00:56:30.040 affidavit cannot be kept sealed. He believes he used the word unprecedented. I'm glad he recognizes

00:56:34.420 what he approved is unprecedented. Uh, but he is rejecting the justice department's request to keep

00:56:40.200 the affidavit secret, but I believe the, wait, wait, wait, wait, he rejected the, the, the department

00:56:45.860 of justice. This just broke just a few minutes ago. It's up on just the news right now. Judge

00:56:50.800 Reinhardt this morning, uh, said the justice department's request to keep the entire affidavit

00:56:56.220 for the search warrant, uh, under seal is rejected that this is an unprecedented case. It requires

00:57:02.440 transparency so people can understand why the FBI was authorized to raid a former president's

00:57:07.520 home. So that just happened this morning. That's a, uh, something that the president was

00:57:11.320 cheering on. And how long will it be before we see that? Well, there are two options. Either they

00:57:16.300 have to deliver the unredacted version of the, um, affidavit on Thursday, or a more likely scenario

00:57:23.360 is the justice department will slow walk this, go to a district judge, then go to an appeals court,

00:57:28.040 maybe even go to the Supreme court. I guess is they're going to go that route. But meanwhile,

00:57:32.540 the president, to answer your question, I think the president is going to ask that a special

00:57:37.080 master be appointed, a court appointed independent person, take the documents from the FBI and go

00:57:42.120 through them and say, these are privileged. These are aren't, these are overly expansive.

00:57:45.640 They shouldn't have been collected like your passports and res and not leave the FBI on an

00:57:50.180 honor system, given that all we know. So I think that's what we're going to see the president do.

00:57:54.240 That would be great, John. Thank you so much. Great to talk to you. It's always an honor to be on

00:57:59.920 your show. Likewise. Thank you. All right. Uh, when I say the words back to school shopping scam,

00:58:05.300 I would assume that you're thinking, I'm just talking about that list of stuff you're supposed

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00:58:13.660 anyway. Now that's true. Uh, but there's also real back to schools, uh, shopping scams out there.

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00:59:26.500 unbelievable story. There is another believable story because it's only believable because of

00:59:32.100 everything else that's going on. You know, it's funny. Um, we're called extremists, but only common

00:59:44.680 sense and tradition now is extreme. It's extreme, uh, because everything else is insane.

00:59:55.960 We have an amazing story about a guy who was canceled by Google that you have to hear because

01:00:02.280 this one affects you. And I haven't really heard anybody tie this together on, on how it's going

01:00:09.620 to affect you. It's an outrageous story. We'll have that coming up in just a second. What'd you think

01:00:14.100 about John Stossel and what he, or John Solomon and what he just said? Pretty amazing. Um, you know,

01:00:20.040 it does seem that the overreach is clear and the, the, the courts may back up some of the, uh, Trump

01:00:29.540 side of this, which is, you know, always a pleasant surprise, I suppose, when you go into this, uh, this

01:00:35.100 level of scrutiny. But I do think that there's a, there's a chance that, um, this stuff really

01:00:41.220 backfires on them. I think, you know, you've always had the, the, the right, be the one who

01:00:45.280 is defending the FBI and a lot of these institutions and say like, look, we understand, and we've said

01:00:50.680 this a million times, we understand that there are some problems in some of these institutions.

01:00:55.300 They need to be rooted out. Uh, it seems like the right after this is getting to the point where

01:01:00.760 they're just giving up on that. Like we can't hang on. Just say, would you call John Solomon back

01:01:05.340 just a second and say, sorry, Glenn has one more question. I forgot to ask him. I want to ask him

01:01:10.380 about the whistleblowers because he's in a position to know, are we seeing more whistleblowers than

01:01:17.620 usual? Because that's the feeling I get reading some stories and hearing from Congress that FBI

01:01:25.040 agents are coming forward and going, this has got to stop. And that to me is very heartening.

01:01:30.620 Yeah. And you're, you're also hearing this from people you wouldn't normally, and was it Grassley

01:01:33.800 that came out with a big list of, of, of, was it 14 whistleblowers at least on this one story?

01:01:39.320 That's not the typical, this isn't like, I don't know, a hardcore Trump ally. You know what I mean?

01:01:43.960 He's just a normal kind of institutional Republican. He's been there for 500,000 years and he's the type

01:01:50.540 of guy you wouldn't necessarily think would be like making erratic claims about this type of thing.

01:01:55.260 No, he's kind of old school, reasonable, just consistent, just consistent. Um, but he's been saying

01:02:03.220 that, and, and, and if they're not, if, if you're in the FBI, I plead with you, plead with you to have

01:02:13.320 zero tolerance for anything unconstitutional and whistleblow come to us, come to project Veritas,

01:02:24.860 come to anyone, anyone, but please blow the whistle because you're all going to be painted with the

01:02:32.960 same brush. You know, what happened, what happened with the police in many cases. Now this is not the

01:02:41.420 case with, you know, BLM. It just gave fuel to BLM. Um, is the, the, for a long time, the police officers

01:02:52.260 would close their ranks and they would protect their own. You can't, if there's a bad guy, you've got to

01:02:59.360 rat them out. Otherwise you're all going to be deemed bad. And, uh, I, I would like to be in a

01:03:06.960 position where I trust the FBI. I don't know if I'll ever be there again. I don't know if I'll ever

01:03:12.160 be there. Uh, and that's probably a healthy thing. I mean, there should be some general skepticism.

01:03:18.260 Yes. You know, many of our, uh, people more on the libertarian side of, of, of the right have

01:03:24.200 pointed this out many times that conservatives tend to have a real skepticism of government, except for

01:03:28.820 law enforcement and sometimes the military. And that's not always the best thing to do. You should

01:03:33.020 have the skepticism of government on all of these facets. You just shouldn't wildly blame law

01:03:37.800 enforcement for being wrong. I want to be in a neutral position, judge things by correct, by the facts, right?

01:03:45.280 That's all we were asking here. And the problem is if the intelligence and justice department have

01:03:50.160 gone bad, who do you call? Cause ghostbusters out of business. I don't know if you know that.

01:03:57.000 I don't know. It's all women now. Yeah. They're there. No, that's a parallel universe. Really? No. 1.00

01:04:02.240 Yeah. That didn't really happen. No. Huh? The last I saw a better universe, all the equipment was,

01:04:07.460 you know, buried in someplace in the middle of the country, probably better than what actually happened.

01:04:12.120 Yeah. So, uh, we, uh, we need the trust in our institutions and our FBI. Please, if you're in

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01:06:02.820 And I is sick freak. Yes. What would Monday be without a monkey pox update? The CDC, the center

01:06:11.180 for disease control and prevention has released a study over the weekend suggesting that people

01:06:18.460 should wear a mask to protect themselves from monkey pox.

01:06:24.780 Now, there's no evidence that this is an airborne virus. No. So why would we wear a mask to avoid

01:06:38.760 monkey pox? Well, um, I mean, they have said that it is an airborne virus. We've seen how little they

01:06:44.060 work, but why would we do it? Well, because we've had, we, we know now that monkey pox, we, the CDC came

01:06:51.320 out last week and said monkey pox is something that is being spread mainly through men having more

01:07:00.400 than 10 partners and it is a sexual disease. It is being spread sexually. It's not a sexual disease,

01:07:07.440 but it is being spread sexually. Right. Okay. It's a sort of a long-term intimate contact needed to

01:07:14.080 spread this. So they didn't say that everyone should wear a mask. Uh-oh. I'm wondering if that's

01:07:23.340 like a face condom or what exactly? How do you, I mean, unless they're just lying to us and one of

01:07:34.460 those two things is wrong, either the mask or how it's spread. If you're trying to logically figure it

01:07:40.700 out, you gotta do some pretty complicated common core math and show me your work on how you got

01:07:50.080 there. I do have a question about monkey pox. Yeah. I don't think I should answer it. No,

01:08:00.080 probably not. Yeah. But like they keep saying, we were talking about this phrase, men who have sex

01:08:05.120 with men, which is the phrase now used. It's not, no, not gay people or bisexual people. It's men who

01:08:11.600 have sex with men. They keep saying that phrase over and over again for some reason. Um, well,

01:08:17.440 cause gay sex, I think could be sex between two women. Well, that's usually there's an L on the LGBT, 0.99

01:08:24.620 right? You could, they keep saying like, this is happening in the LGBTQ community. I don't know what

01:08:28.060 words mean anymore. I don't know what words mean anymore. This is why, this is my question. Yeah. So what

01:08:32.260 about men who have sex with trans women? Could they be affected with this? No, that's completely

01:08:37.380 different. Is it though? No, it's completely different. Because here's the thing. It is to

01:08:40.680 them. They're biological men. Yes. Right. That have transitioned to be women. Hater, hater, hater. I 1.00

01:08:46.080 think this is what I would be accused of. I don't think monkey pox, uh, will, uh, will, uh, will the monkey pox,

01:08:52.820 will, will label somebody who's now claiming to be a woman would, would, would. Monkey pox will 0.54

01:08:59.740 essentially approach the trans woman and say, I was thinking about infecting this particular man. 0.71

01:09:06.120 Yeah. And then I realized actually this person's identifying as a woman. Therefore it's totally 0.98

01:09:10.940 safe to have sex with this person. Right. Okay. Monkeys are not animals, man. Well, but it's not,

01:09:16.940 okay. Wait. Uh, all right. We have a really important story to share with you. It broke over

01:09:23.240 the weekend and it involves Google and a dad. Yes. So a dad in San Francisco, this is February,

01:09:31.260 2021. Uh, if you know anything about San Francisco, this was like mid lockdown. They were still in

01:09:38.700 full fledged, right? Lockdown. So, uh, the dad stayed home. Dad has his son and I guess son's

01:09:45.740 having some issues in a sensitive area, if you would, uh, and a rash of some sort, some redness,

01:09:52.560 some swelling breaking out. And now of course, it was not monkey. This is the pre monkey pox era. 0.60

01:09:58.760 So this child is really having some discomfort. You're of course not allowed to go outside for

01:10:04.360 any reason. So they are doing a virtual doctor's visit. Okay. While they're doing this virtual doctor's

01:10:11.440 visit, uh, the doctor requests, uh, photos to understand what's going on. So this is not going

01:10:19.120 anywhere really dark with the doctor, is it? No. Okay, good. I'm just asking for the listener.

01:10:25.920 Right. Cause well, if you survived the monkey pox update, I think you already are here. This

01:10:30.420 one's a lot more tame. Yeah. This is more tame. So they, he takes, uh, some photos to give to the

01:10:36.100 doctor of his child's area. Yes. Sends the photos. Uh, the doctor recognizes what the rash is or what

01:10:44.640 the issue is. Sends antibiotics, gets it knocked out immediately. Everybody's happy. Got it. So I

01:10:49.060 just want to recap this story. It's during COVID lockdown. Dad's locked in the house. The doctor

01:10:55.540 has these virtual visits. The doctor, a good guy asks the father, a good guy to take a picture of

01:11:03.120 the sensitive areas of the son who is a good guy. So the doctor can diagnose and give the right

01:11:10.200 prescription, which he does. And it works, right? Everybody's happy. Right. Apparently not. Not

01:11:15.880 according to the people over at Google who have a, an algorithm running over all of his photos that are

01:11:22.260 in the cloud. Oh, and this, this photo that was apparently uploaded automatically to the cloud

01:11:28.020 sends off, sends, uh, sets off some alerts that say this could be child porn. Now, of course, but

01:11:35.740 it's not child porn. It's not child porn. Now was Google monitoring this guy because they suspected

01:11:42.020 child porn? No, this is an automated algorithm that's scanning the photos of everyone, every single

01:11:48.500 person who uses Google cloud. Uh huh. Okay. Now you might say there's some utility to this, right? If the,

01:11:56.560 if it was child porn, it would probably be really good that this was alerted. And maybe, uh, this

01:12:02.480 could, some child could have been protected from some horrible, horrible incident. So they should

01:12:06.900 have reached out maybe to the doctor. Right. But this, well, but the doctor could be that he was on

01:12:11.360 the receiving end, so to speak. So he, right. So, but what needs to happen here? The algorithm sets

01:12:17.420 off these alarms, then it goes to a human, right? And a human would have to determine at some level.

01:12:22.400 So this happens. Apparently, uh, it's, uh, egregious enough for the people at Google to

01:12:26.920 alert, uh, the police and shut down his entire account, shutting down his access to his email,

01:12:35.400 uh, deleting all of his, uh, photos from the beginning of his child's life all the way through,

01:12:40.800 uh, deleting all of his documents. Okay. Now, wait a minute. Hang on just a second. If you were

01:12:44.760 trying to catch somebody who was in child porn, the last thing you would want to do is tip them

01:12:49.540 off that the authorities are onto them. Right. Right. Right. So Google just, they call the police,

01:12:55.660 then they just delete everything. They, at least from his access point. Right. So they, they, they,

01:13:01.920 he cannot access any of his stuff. Now, of course, this means he can't access the photos to prove he's

01:13:08.220 innocent because now he no longer has access to the photos that he took that were his. What happened to

01:13:13.360 the doctor's office that received the photos? Well, uh, nothing at this point. Okay. Okay. So,

01:13:19.460 um, this goes on, he goes to Google, he appeals it and says, look, my kid was sick. The doctor asked

01:13:25.260 for these photos. I sent them. Uh, they reject his appeal. Then months later, he gets a letter from

01:13:32.620 the San Francisco police department. San Francisco police department has alerted him that they have

01:13:37.800 begun an investigation. I've looked at all of these photos. Uh, he gets in touch with them and

01:13:44.020 explains to the San Francisco police department. Hey, look, this is what was the situation. The

01:13:48.820 police department sees, sees all the evidence and agrees with him and says, okay, obviously no crime

01:13:55.120 here. He did not commit a crime. He was, this is not child born. He was sending them to a doctor.

01:14:00.380 So now you have the dad, you have the doctor, you have the police department all saying the same

01:14:06.220 thing. And the boy, and the boy, this is not a crime. There was no abuse here. Uh, seems all

01:14:11.800 appearances, all the evidence that we have a good dad trying to help his son through a difficult

01:14:17.520 moment in his life. Uh, the only standout here is Google. So now the story escalates to the New York

01:14:27.820 times. The times comes in documents. All of this has actually apparently looked at the photos now and

01:14:35.360 has also determined this is not child porn, right? So we're sure on this one. It seems every,

01:14:41.240 every point of evidence. I think that people at the New York times might be able to know what child

01:14:45.860 porn looks like. They may very well be able to do that. So he wanted to, uh, so they've gone through

01:14:51.940 all of this. They, the dad wanted to sue Google because, uh, you know, they shut him out. They keep

01:14:59.240 saying no. Now, even, even with the, the, the, the, the word of the police department,

01:15:03.440 they still said no. So he wanted to sue Google. He realized it was too expensive. He didn't have

01:15:08.720 the money to do it. So he is just basically now in this constant state of trying to get them to

01:15:13.500 change their mind. Even with all of this, the times contacts Google and gets a comment on the record

01:15:18.860 where they say, yeah, we're not reversing it. After all of this, the police department is on the

01:15:23.780 record saying we have a copy of all of his data, but, uh, on a jump drive and they are saying they

01:15:30.920 want to work with the dad to get him access to his own information back. But at this point,

01:15:35.380 Google is still denying it. Now imagine when Google and the United States are in bed together more than

01:15:42.140 they already are. Okay. Imagine the ESG aspect of this. Dad's put on a list by Google. Google shares

01:15:52.640 information with the government, the government and shares information with the banks. Dad doesn't

01:15:57.420 just lose all of his pictures, all of his contact, uh, uh, contacts and his Google phone. Dad would lose

01:16:03.780 all phones. Dad would lose his banking. Dad would lose absolutely everything because he would be too

01:16:12.200 much of a risk. And who do you go to? Who do you go to the New York times?

01:16:19.280 Who do you go to, to say, Hey, I need to get my name off of this list. It doesn't. Now let me add one

01:16:29.040 additional thing to this. I told you last week that the world economic forum has said that bullying and

01:16:38.240 everything else online and disinformation, misinformation, malinformation is too big of a

01:16:45.520 problem globally. So they are now pushing for high tech and governments to endorse a system that would

01:16:54.080 look at your tweet or your whatever in question. And the algorithm would decide whether or not

01:17:02.640 that is good or bad. If it's bad, it then makes a tree of everything that you do. So it goes back and

01:17:12.060 it looks at who is influencing you. And if those people, it deletes you, then it goes to all of the

01:17:19.900 people, contacts, all of the people in your social media realm. And it looks for anyone else that is

01:17:25.440 spreading that information. And on each of those people, there's made a tree and they lose their

01:17:32.160 access all the way down. This according, look it up at the world economic forum.com or org. Could you

01:17:39.220 look it up? Which one is it? Um, but look it up at the main page of the world economic forum. Uh, it

01:17:45.180 was there at least last week where they are talking about making a tree that would, I mean, seven degrees

01:17:51.960 from Kevin Bacon. If this happened to this guy, I guarantee you, it's only a matter of time before

01:17:57.460 they get my name and your name because it trees out. And there's, and the world economic forum says

01:18:04.860 that it's not enough to get the problem that is manifest itself on social media. They need to see

01:18:14.360 where that idea originally came from because they now need to silence ideas before they get into the

01:18:25.180 bloodstream of the population. If that's not terrifying, especially coupled with this, that is

01:18:33.600 actually happening and you have a chance of stopping this, but you won't have that chance to stop these

01:18:41.380 kinds of things. Look at how hard it is to get your name off a no fly list. You're on there. You're on

01:18:47.460 there by mistake. Look at how long it took people to get their names off of no fly list. You can't even

01:18:53.980 find out from the government if you're on it or off it, what the status is or why you're on it or off it.

01:19:00.840 Yeah. In fact, one of the things that came up in this investigation was that they said, well,

01:19:05.680 we've also flagged a video from six months ago. Yes. And, uh, that we thought that was problematic

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01:20:19.620 This is the Glenn Beck Program. Back to John Solomon. John, I'm sorry to call you back,

01:20:32.260 but I, I just needed one more question from you. We were talking about the FBI and the warrant

01:20:38.060 and what happened to Donald Trump. Um, I have been hearing from Congress, uh, that they're seeing

01:20:44.640 tons of whistleblowers come forward. And that gives me kind of hope you're in a position to know,

01:20:51.200 are we seeing whistleblowers? And is it, is it more than just one or two?

01:20:57.760 Yes, it is. That's a great question. And it's true. We've been writing a lot about it at Justin

01:21:01.560 News, 14 separate justice department and FBI whistleblowers, including at least one in the

01:21:07.160 very senior ranks have come forward to either Congressman Jim Jordan in the house or Senator Chuck

01:21:13.360 Grassley in the Senate and their allegations are, uh, as we were discussing earlier in the show that

01:21:18.260 there's this politicalization, particularly in the Washington field office where the current rate is

01:21:23.280 being, what was conducted by, uh, of cases. Uh, the two examples that Chuck Grassley has put out there

01:21:29.200 that are very clear, uh, a, uh, analyst wrote a document trying to take legitimate evidence against

01:21:35.560 Hunter Biden and claim it was disinformation that caused a part of the Hunter Biden investigation to

01:21:40.980 temporarily closed down during the election. That's one example of a bad politicalization going

01:21:45.380 on in the FBI, according to the whistleblowers. The other is the same office, the Washington field

01:21:50.340 office opened an investigation of Donald Trump, not the one we're talking about now, but an earlier one

01:21:55.100 without having a proper predicate, meaning there wasn't evidence much like the case in Russia to open

01:22:00.820 it up. That's what these guys are talking about. These men and women who are coming forward,

01:22:04.800 14 of them, you're right on the money, Glenn.

01:22:06.720 Okay. So this is, that's a good sign. We're seeing more than usual. It's not just,

01:22:12.620 it's not maybe just the political guys on the other side.

01:22:16.480 Yes. No, I think that's right. This is a greater heartburn among career people.

01:22:21.260 Good. Thank you for that, John. I appreciate it. God bless John Solomon. The course is the CEO and

01:22:26.220 editor in chief of just the news, which is a new site you should go to every day and, uh, check the

01:22:31.820 news. That's good news. And again, I want to encourage anyone, anyone at any level. If you're

01:22:39.320 seeing it in your, in your city level, you're seeing it to the FBI level, the NSA, CIA, please

01:22:49.160 whistleblow. We need to know good guys are in there. Uh, you know, you've got the CDC doing things,

01:22:58.380 uh, and the FBI and the NSA, uh, we've got to know that it's not everybody in there. There are

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01:25:44.180 guy that has a new philosophy let's bring on Armageddon so Russia can rule the world and we 1.00

01:25:51.800 can go back to a capital T traditionalism he is a guy who believes capitalism is failed and evil but

01:26:00.960 he also believes that Nazism failed because Hitler just didn't go far enough he is a frightening man

01:26:10.620 his daughter was killed yesterday in a car bombing make no mistake they were not targeting his daughter

01:26:19.080 they were targeting him who did it the media of course will immediately jump to Ukraine I don't

01:26:28.960 think it is in their best interest I think this is probably an anti-nationalist movement in Russia

01:26:36.240 Russia but I don't know we're going to talk to an expert who knows about Dugan has written about

01:26:42.280 Dugan and we've had on the program before talking about Putin's playbook that's the name of her book

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01:28:35.340 goldline.com Rebecca Koffler thank you so much for joining us on short notice as uh as yesterday there

01:28:43.320 was a car bomb uh do you agree with me that it was clearly meant for Alexander Dugan and not his

01:28:50.120 daughter well uh hi Glenn it's such a pleasure to be uh back on your show with you and your audience um

01:28:58.840 yes that is the conventional uh wisdom that it is the father Alexander Dugan and the mastermind of the

01:29:09.240 ideology ideology of Eurasianism that underpins Putin's entire doctrine and strategy which includes

01:29:16.600 the destruction of Ukraine it is him who was the target however there's also an alternative uh hypothesis

01:29:24.920 is that both of them were targeted because originally they were supposed to be driving in one car

01:29:35.640 from the uh lecture and the uh the big event that Dugan was speaking at and it is at the last moment

01:29:45.320 that the father Alexander Dugan switched cars so and because his daughter was just as vocal in the anti-west

01:29:57.160 you know narrative that underpins Russia's current uh anti-us policy she possibly was 0.98

01:30:05.560 also the target okay because she's also in the media but but he is the leader of of this i just

01:30:12.520 think it's a cult all around the world he is infecting um even America with some of his uh 0.98

01:30:19.240 capital t traditionalism and people just don't understand how dangerous this is do you believe that

01:30:25.720 that it would be in the best interest of Ukraine to try to pull this off

01:30:30.040 okay so it is hard to tell on the one hand Ukrainians could perfectly be justified uh to target this 1.00

01:30:44.120 person correct and uh Dugan has advocated for the destruction of Ukraine right he's actually calling

01:30:51.960 if i'm not mistaken he's actually calling for um the the elimination of Ukrainians if you will i

01:31:00.840 don't remember the word he used but it was it seemed like a death uh holocaust kind of uh thing but he's calling

01:31:07.960 for more than just occupying and he is also the the idea planter or the seed behind uh Crimea and now this

01:31:20.920 incursion into uh Ukraine correct 100 so yes it is possible that there's motive um why Ukrainians would 0.62

01:31:33.080 want to target now to pull something off like that is not a slam dunk so a lot of the resources and

01:31:41.480 planning must have gone into this operation but uh let me tell you um uh about Dugan a little more because

01:31:50.040 he's not only anti-Ukraine he is anti-america i have a whole chapter in my book dedicated to

01:31:59.880 alexander dugan because he's considered to be putin's brain his writings he's a political philosopher

01:32:07.960 ultra-nationalist he was the thought leader behind eurasianism as i said with which underpinned

01:32:16.280 putin's policy of the so-called the russian world okay and i would like to give you some quotes about

01:32:25.080 dugan who called on russia to counteract u.s policy at all levels in all regions of the world and

01:32:33.720 specifically he said that russia and i quote must weaken demoralize and deceive in order to win it is

01:32:43.080 especially important to introduce geopolitical order into america's internal reality to encourage

01:32:51.640 separatism and ethnic social and racial conflicts actively support dissident movements and extremist

01:33:00.280 racist groups and sects and to destabilize internal processes so this is who we are talking about

01:33:07.960 um you know it's a mastermind of a very dangerous ideology and and now his daughter is gone and the

01:33:16.760 russians are up in arms and about it uh the russian media erupted over the weekend blaming the united

01:33:24.360 states and blaming ukraine for what they uh characterized as a terrorist attack uh it is um it's interesting to me

01:33:34.600 that his plan on how to destabilize america um while they say the right is in bed with putin uh the plan

01:33:44.200 that dugan gave to putin it would be everything that the left is involved in and i don't mean

01:33:51.560 necessarily democrats i mean the left of you know racial uh racial division etc etc um so the media in russia

01:34:02.440 comes out comes out with this i don't know if we have any credibility to be able to say we didn't

01:34:08.360 do this i hope to god we didn't do this um what would be a putin response

01:34:19.000 right so uh when the russians blamed the united states uh first they're not saying that we directly

01:34:27.800 actually orchestrated this but what they are implying given our support to ukraine and the fact

01:34:35.000 that we admitted that we provide uh targeting information to ukraine uh so that they could

01:34:42.280 effectively defend their country against uh the russian invaders they by in the same manner they

01:34:49.240 accused us of uh having orchestrated this so the response is going to be uh i'm concerned

01:34:57.720 is further escalation because again um dugan is a symbol and his daughter has turned uh into a martyr

01:35:08.680 right now or has been turned by the russian media and remember this attack and the explosion uh

01:35:18.120 basically the way that this was done is the explosive device was put under the seat of her car and was

01:35:24.360 remotely detonated so um this explosion comes on the heel of a series of attacks in crimea and remember

01:35:35.640 the russians uh believe crimea is the red line for ukraine despite the fact that crimea is ukrainian

01:35:43.800 territory but because the russians annexed it in 2014 and they consider it part of russia right now

01:35:51.320 so in combination all of this you know escalation is going to put pressure on putin to ratchet up

01:36:02.520 his military assault on ukraine and in fact president zelensky himself uh warned yesterday that around

01:36:12.280 around wednesday this coming wednesday in two days he's concerned about the russian staging some

01:36:20.360 something really nasty some provocations uh because on wednesday it's ukraine's independence day when

01:36:27.960 ukraine became independent from the soviet union so i share that concern whether it's on wednesday or

01:36:36.040 shortly after um we know that there are plenty of opportunities specifically one of the extreme

01:36:43.240 you know risks uh moderate probability but extremely high risk of a disaster that exists right now it's

01:36:53.000 related to the nuclear power plant in zaporoja that both sides are accusing each other of shelling and that is

01:37:01.240 at the risk of erupting in you know in possible hopefully not soon but uh there's definitely that

01:37:10.200 risk so we're talking to rebecca koffler um you actually lived in the soviet union if i remember right 1.00

01:37:18.680 absolutely i was born and lived there i came to the united states in in 89 as already as a as a young

01:37:25.720 adult so i went through the whole you know indoctrination system and everything so she is

01:37:30.840 the author of putin's playbook and a u.s intelligence uh expert the the idea that we had anything to do

01:37:41.240 with it or that uh ukraine did i find hard to believe because both sides would have to be insane

01:37:48.200 to do it and it would be very difficult we could pull it off but ukraine pulling it off i think would

01:37:53.880 be very very difficult the idea that this was some anti-ultra nationalist uh group trying to kill him

01:38:04.440 seems difficult um because it would only make him into a martyr but who would have in russia who would

01:38:14.440 have the ability and the desire to do this okay so i personally don't find

01:38:23.800 the reports uh that it's you know the national republican army which is supposedly an anti-putin

01:38:34.440 partisan organization uh that staged this uh this is not credible to me and the intelligence is uh

01:38:42.920 inconclusive as far as who specifically uh did this because it's very very fresh uh right now uh i am

01:38:53.000 almost certain that the united states has absolutely nothing to do with this um the fsb which is the uh

01:39:03.640 domestic security services in russia has attributed this already to a ukrainian woman named natalia vosk

01:39:15.960 who apparently according to the fsb that is now you know remember fsb cannot be trusted but that doesn't

01:39:25.480 mean that their analysis and their preliminary investigation isn't correct correct um but this is

01:39:32.440 what they have assessed is that natalia vosk uh entered russia on july 23rd with her 12 year old

01:39:40.600 daughter sofia shaban and reportedly rented an apartment in the same building as daria dugana um

01:39:47.160 um dugan's uh daughter that was killed and so and then apparently natalia uh fled to estonia now we need to

01:39:58.920 to do more digging i'm certain that u.s intelligence is uh involved in the analysis and in the investigation

01:40:09.000 on our own you know here obviously not you know in russia but uh at this point it's very difficult to

01:40:16.600 tell yes ukrainians you know do claim that uh there's an anti-putin movement going in in russia but

01:40:25.720 remember ukrainians are just as adapt as the disinformation as the russians are and they're fully

01:40:32.600 invested in uh waging this disinformation in order to dislodge pudin psychologically they know how he's

01:40:40.280 done so both sides are you know invested in this and this is going to go on um forever uh in the

01:40:49.800 meantime you know glenn we keep pumping in uh weaponry i know to ukraine uh we just announced another

01:40:57.400 seven hundred and seventy five dollars um million dollars of assistance we're hoping that it will

01:41:05.080 help ukraine to change the battlefield conditions but again they're fighting a highly you know a much

01:41:12.840 more superior you know adversary and uh this this there's no end to that so uh rebecca would you do

01:41:20.600 me a favor i'd like to stay in touch with this this week as this story develops and we'll check back

01:41:25.880 with you tomorrow if if uh there's any developments but um this is extraordinarily concerning to me

01:41:33.240 and americans need to understand who alexander dugan is because his tentacles are in america and he is

01:41:43.480 also he has fans uh on the right in america and i think he's an extraordinarily dangerous man thank you

01:41:52.280 so much rebecca good yes you got it all right rebecca coughler uh the name of her book is uh

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01:43:25.240 i have profound trust in god i have profound trust in divine providence that if we act the way we're

01:43:42.120 supposed to act doors will open for us doors of understanding and protection um and i think they

01:43:49.640 already have in many cases i do not want you to be under prepared or under informed so i'm going to

01:43:59.640 give you some information here on why this dugan thing really bothers me um and uh i just i will do

01:44:11.240 that here in just a couple of minutes i need more than two minutes to be able to talk about it it's

01:44:15.880 incredible too that i guess the footage that came out of there after the explosion goes off alexander

01:44:20.440 dugan standing there in the streets watching his daughter you know burned to death burned to death

01:44:26.760 i mean i guess she was already dead by the time she um the car caught on fire per se but this is

01:44:34.120 whoever did this you you they might be responsible this is this is an example of what could turn in

01:44:41.240 to an archduke ferdinand moment you know i've i've said for a long time world war iii will most likely

01:44:48.760 start either in a country or with a name that you've never heard or cared about um and this this might

01:44:57.400 be one of i hope not but this might be one of those moments and wouldn't it be something if it was the

01:45:01.720 person that no one had ever heard about except this entire audience who has heard alexander dugan's

01:45:06.600 name a thousand times on the show there you might have heard alexander dugan on other shows in america

01:45:12.360 and they praise him uh they've had him on and praised him warning at the highest highest possible level

01:45:22.760 of warning if anyone uh is involved and and is recommending alexander dugan uh as a guy with an

01:45:32.840 answer or a guy who can help run as fast as you can away from that individual um dugan is

01:45:40.120 extraordinarily dangerous don't take my word for it i don't believe in banning books you should read

01:45:46.840 his book the fourth political theory and you will understand this guy wants to bring about literally

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01:47:19.720 i believe this war with uh russia this proxy war is going to end up being biden's biggest failure

01:47:41.960 and largest criminal scandal in american history and could possibly be the end of the western way

01:47:48.760 of life if everything goes wrong god forbid i want to talk to you about the game that we are playing

01:47:55.800 in washington uh i planned on talking to you that uh today but i'm if i have time i will work it in

01:48:03.720 at this time because it is about what's happening with zelensky and biden and uh the ukraine

01:48:11.000 but as you may have heard um alexander dugan a man who i have been warning this audience about

01:48:19.080 forever and thank you for listening um he his daughter was killed it was supposed to be an attack

01:48:27.800 on him and possibly him and his daughter at the last minute he decided to switch cars and when they

01:48:34.840 started the car the car that now his daughter was in uh blew up uh they are blaming america in russia

01:48:42.760 blaming america and ukraine i think that's nuts but it very well may be it could have come in from

01:48:51.640 something in russia i think russians have a much better motivation to kill him uh than uh than anyone

01:49:00.280 else but i don't know and we may never know quite honestly i want to talk to you

01:49:08.680 about what could possibly come and why we need to be very careful very prayerful

01:49:19.000 and prepared zelensky has warned now of a nastier phase of war as russia says dugan the bombing was a

01:49:30.200 contract killing from ukraine um if putin escalates this war and i don't mean to the point of nuclear

01:49:44.040 weapons i mean escalates this war in any way where it is uh horrific i believe we will respond

01:49:56.120 and i i i i urge you to pray for the president and those in power around him our president is

01:50:06.040 is at least has sundowners at least has sundowners um is not of the top of the uh peak when it comes to

01:50:18.440 being lucid um he is out of touch he is isolated i i don't think he's thinking clearly

01:50:31.320 uh he has low approval uh ratings right now very low um he has lived in a time where he has seen over

01:50:43.400 and over again a strong reaction a no fooling around no joking i'm serious kind of reaction to a war or to

01:50:54.120 an enemy has always made a president become very popular at least over the short term that's the world

01:51:02.360 in which he comes from um he also has been wrong on every foreign policy decision i can think of

01:51:12.920 over his entire career he has never been right

01:51:17.880 those around him and those advising him also have a uh

01:51:32.280 a special love for a war at this time because it is the ultimate way to change the world

01:51:41.080 if you have war you can change the world and they're already doing it and blaming everything

01:51:47.240 on the war with putin imagine if we had a devastating war that's how worlds change that's how everything

01:51:58.040 changes with the great reset that would work perfectly one last thing before i tell you what i believe could happen

01:52:10.600 not only is he and the people around him have all those lovely qualities that would make it

01:52:16.680 very dangerous um

01:52:22.200 i gave a list of like 10 things about five years ago and i put them up on a chalkboard and i said

01:52:29.240 this has to happen and i said i don't really i don't i can't tell you which order they'll happen

01:52:35.640 but these things have to happen in the last three years every single one of those things has happened

01:52:43.960 except one and that is global war and i said i know that this will be the last step but all of these

01:52:54.760 things have to happen in whatever order they happen and the last step will be global war because everybody will

01:53:03.480 just want it to stop i am afraid that our uh president uh will pick the worst of all of the scenarios

01:53:16.760 the pentagon comes in and this is happening something has really ratcheted and uh the president

01:53:27.320 reacts so over reacts that uh we are looking at worst possible case scenarios he decides you know

01:53:41.480 what you're going to do that i'm going to launch a tactical nuke now normally i would never say that

01:53:48.920 could happen but in today's world i don't say it can't happen ever i don't even say there's probably

01:53:57.880 not a good chance of that happening unless it's a good thing

01:54:01.640 i i i urge you to humble yourself to beg the lord for forgiveness on anything that we have done

01:54:15.240 put yourself on his side and beg him for protection of this country i i hope this isn't it and i don't

01:54:27.320 think it is but i won't we don't know but i have been saying for a very long time the next war will

01:54:35.400 be fought in such a way uh that it will sneak up on you and we'll have an archduke ferdinand moment

01:54:42.280 that nobody knew who the archduke ferdinand was and we went into world war one over it nobody in the

01:54:48.600 world really knows who alexander dugan is i hope he's not the guy and this isn't the reason but you need

01:54:55.800 to know who he is because i think he's just become uh much stronger in russia and uh he's already

01:55:08.360 strong and strong in the rest of the world and he is wildly dangerous let me let me give you one other

01:55:17.720 piece i told you last week about china and what they're doing to our dollar and replacing 0.98

01:55:25.720 our dollar zelinski has asked china to rebuild ukraine once it's all over now why would our country 0.98

01:55:37.480 give 60 billion dollars only to have the country that is on the side of ukraine or i'm sorry on the

01:55:44.760 side of russia why would they ask them to rebuild it it doesn't make any sense now my hypothesis

01:55:55.720 hypothesis and this is purely war gaming this is everything i've told you in this last break

01:56:03.360 i've no information other than i can look at the landscape and let's war game um so

01:56:12.040 why would zelinski ask china isn't that a slap in our president's face and in our face 0.95

01:56:20.840 well when you look at that gay marriage passed in ukraine at the height of the war when they are

01:56:29.680 still moving women and children across the border we give them 60 million dollars worth of 60 billion

01:56:36.980 dollars worth of stuff and then all of a sudden they call a session of all of their lawmakers together

01:56:43.900 public and politicians in ukraine were against gay marriage we give them 60 billion in the middle of a war

01:56:51.840 they come together and say we're going to work on gay marriage and they pass a gay marriage bill

01:56:57.140 i'm sorry what pressure did samantha power and usaid put oh i'm guessing that it was her but who put the pressure

01:57:08.060 on to get that done what else have we attached to that money the destruction of the bio labs

01:57:16.380 the biden connection to burisma and privat bank the connection was the guy who started privat bank

01:57:27.540 and was the head of um burisma he's also the guy that got zelinski elected who convinced him to run

01:57:40.820 and put all of the money in for him to get elected and after we gave zelinski the money the guy who was

01:57:49.400 joe biden and hunter biden's connection there one that joe biden had the state department

01:57:56.480 take off his no enter america stamp on his visa and allow him to come in to america that guy was just

01:58:08.980 stripped of his citizenship why why i heard last night and i'm gonna have more on this tomorrow that

01:58:18.320 much of the arms that we have sent over to ukraine lost don't know where they are now how is that

01:58:29.220 possible

01:58:29.860 i hope that none of these things are true and i hope that none of these things happen

01:58:43.360 but i always like this is me you may be different i always like to look at what might happen and when

01:58:54.400 people have said we're going to destroy you we're going to destroy america um and others are dirty and

01:59:02.640 they're not held accountable instead they're given green lights and billions of dollars i tend to

01:59:09.900 prepare for the worst and hope for the best pray for your country and pray for guidance and peace

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02:00:49.320 i think the uh united states is in uh perhaps one of the most dangerous positions we've ever

02:01:12.780 been in and let me show you why it's because of thinking like this this is our department of energy

02:01:18.560 uh secretary uh secretary granholm but she said uh this weekend uh this weekend about oil and energy

02:01:26.040 listen carefully this invasion by russia is uh an is such an example of why countries need to move 1.00

02:01:37.800 away from the volatility of fuels from countries who do not have our interests stop now i want to play

02:01:46.420 the other side i told you last week the brick companies are all um are all moving

02:01:55.480 towards a new currency uh and people say that's never going to happen

02:02:02.260 replace currency replace oil and energy with currency

02:02:10.900 this is exactly what they would say if you were in russia or any of the brick companies

02:02:19.280 or countries listen again imagine they're saying it this invasion by russia by america is uh an is such

02:02:30.140 an example of why countries need to move away from the volatility of fuels from countries who do not have our interests

02:02:39.680 got it and we have to move away from the volatility of the dollar and the western system

02:02:46.000 because it's run by companies or countries that we may disagree with by the way

02:02:52.480 fauci has just announced that he is resigning he is resigning in december

02:02:59.940 100 percent guarantee that at the top of the list to make him resign is the republicans are going to hold

02:03:14.540 hold hearings and i will have to face people with the republicans in charge on what i did

02:03:23.760 and how i lied

02:03:26.260 so he's going to be there until oh wow just a few days before the republicans possibly take over

02:03:34.360 this is not because you know i've always dreamed of retiring and going playing golf and

02:03:40.700 i guarantee you and will the republicans still hold him accountable will they still call him

02:03:49.460 to capitol hill i hope they do but most americans will say the guy is old and he's retired and what

02:03:57.700 difference does it make what difference does it make people died to quote hillary clinton

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The Glenn Beck Program - August 22, 2022

The Spark of World War III？ ‘Putin’s Brain’ Dodges Car Explosion ｜ Guests： John Solomon & Rebekah Koffler ｜ 8⧸22⧸22

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