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In this episode of the Glenbeck Program, Pastor Ken Ken Kenney talks about the Supreme Court's recent ruling on Roe v Wade and the impact it could have on abortion in the United States. Kenney also talks about a new partnership with the Ministry of Preborn, a group that empowers young expectant mothers in a crisis to choose life.
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what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment
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hello america and welcome to the glenbeck program quite a program for you today i'm going to start
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with the kindness of america i mean let's make it into somewhat of a good news tuesday
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there's some really good things to report uh and we'll begin there in 60 seconds but first
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what i what i want to talk to you about is um something that is very near and dear to my heart
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and i believe uh to yours as well i can't tell you how excited i am to have a new sponsor to the
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program because this is a mission and this is really who we are we can get angry we could march we could
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call people call people names online yada yada but that's not who we are
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with what's happening in our country with roe versus wade if they could if the supreme court
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uh sticks with the decision that we hope that they will
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that's going to mean that places like new york and california are going to become
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just butcher houses um they are already talking about um changing things to make
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even partial birth abortion something that they will provide or just let the baby die
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uh within three days after birth the babies that are in the womb
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their lives hang in the balance and i am so happy to announce that we have put together a
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partnership with the ministry of pre-born that empowers young expectant mothers in a crisis to
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choose life this this ministry has already rescued hundreds of thousands of babies lives and they do it
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with an ultrasound this is why the left fight so hard against ultrasounds they don't want you to see
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the baby they don't want you to hear the baby they don't want you to they don't want you to even think
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about that it is a baby that there's a heartbeat there because when the moms actually hear the heartbeat
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and see the baby they can't deny that it's a baby and 80 they're more likely to choose
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life by 80 percent so the blaze i think it was last year um challenged the blaze audience to save
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50 000 babies uh in a year and we saved i think more and they're they're being called blaze babies now
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i would like to challenge this audience to rescue 50 000 babies by ourselves
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so we would add to what the blaze is doing we would be able to save a hundred thousand children
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i will tell you that i have fought so hard to make sure that this um
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this group sees the light of day and has access i'm going to be real frank with you
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to your heart and wallet because we need we need god to see that we're not just talk
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we need god to see that we are people of merit and a country of merit because we have violated
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almost everything he looks down and he sees what we're doing to his children and i don't mean
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just if they're lucky enough to get out of the womb then they're going to school to be indoctrinated
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we were just having a conversation today just off the air
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i take some of the money that you might have and donate it
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or you can just donate securely at preborn.com slash back
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we are always inundated with stories about how awful
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the america that still exists in great portions
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he needed a special surgery that wasn't available in pakistan
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speech rights and um you breached your contract
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with me and specifically twitter knew who i was
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and i had been in communication with a pretty senior executive there who
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for more than a year in 2020 and 2021 told me that what i was doing was okay
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so and suddenly in july of 2021 everything changed and it changed
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when in a week when joe biden said that the social media platforms were
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killing people that was his words he said they're killing people wow so so
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something changed to in terms of twitter's posture towards me in
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july 2021 and august 2021 so so so in late okay so wait wait wait
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when did you say when did you say that it doesn't stop transmission
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when did you make that tweet in august in august but i had been in august okay i
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would say i had been aggressively skeptical about the value of the
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released and we could we could talk about why i felt that way but that's a
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whole nother conversation but by the way i wasn't saying hey the
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vaccines are a part of a depopulation campaign i didn't talk about stuff like
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that i just said i don't think these things work as well
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as you as you mentioned to your listeners i used to cover the pharmaceutical
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industry for the new york times so i'm very skeptical of the way they run
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clinical trials i'm very aware of the games they play which again is something
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that people on the left used to understand they used to
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understand that these companies i know you know they're nobody's friend okay
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they're they they they may sometimes make good product
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can i can i ask you a question how shocking is it
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that you and i me and you agree on freedom of speech that you have the
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right to question anything uh and that we would agree that
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should always be questioned they're very dangerous
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if they're not questioned that's that's right and and you know i mean
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everything from the price of insulin to the price of epipens i mean
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these companies don't act in the public interest they act in their own
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interests and you know that's kind of what a capitalist system is but we need
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to know that and question it so so i had been questioning the vaccines
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with twitter's full knowledge and and essentially approval
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for for months and months and then in july 2021 everything changed
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and and these companies at that time twitter and facebook especially were under
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tremendous pressure from the federal government about
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vaccines and vaccine uptake so i sued in december
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and in in april uh about a month just over a month ago
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a federal judge in uh california um and he's not a trump judge he's a
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clinton judge by the way uh said that some of my claims could go forward
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and that twitter was going to have to provide information to me about what
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they've been saying about me but also about what other people
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including in the federal government including drug companies including
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everywhere had been saying about me and so i'm going to get a look at how
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this censorship process works and that is unique i mean even the trump
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lawsuit was dismissed these lawsuits are almost always dismissed
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and so whatever it is and i don't know what they have in there i'll find out
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that's why it's called discovery um and maybe you know maybe nobody said
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anything to them we will find out but i'm in a unique position here and i'm
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pretty excited about it um you know from the point of view of
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being a reporter and from the point of view of you know
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being able to tell other people about this so i guess so i have the lawsuit and i'm
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raising money right now with this with a go fund me campaign because it is
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expensive but i'm not going to run out of money
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how can if people want to join you on this fight how can they donate money
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uh they can go to go fund me put in my name which is berenson b-e-r-e-n-s-o-n
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uh and and it should come up it says fight social media censorship that's the name of
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the campaign fight social media censorship so i know people don't like why do you
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think alex yours sorry right i know i know i know um
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alex why do you think that this it did go for uh forward where trump's didn't
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etc etc why do you think the judge singled yours
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your case out um i think i think he looked at the facts
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and he said uh you know this guy was in communication with twitter
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for more than a year and he was writing all this stuff
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but in 2020 before the vaccines came out well you know i sort of first came to
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people's attention because i was saying things like look
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the school should not be closed kids are not at risk
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and you know the teachers unions hated that trump got in trouble for that
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and that's now accepted wisdom okay i i was i was pretty early on that and i was
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arguing hey we don't have very good evidence that masks work they don't
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really seem to work very well this is mainly theater
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you know i would say that's largely accepted wisdom now so
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so i was prominently questioning all of the non-vaccine stuff
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and i have again i have these communications with twitter
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showing that they knew what i was doing and and i would say they were even
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encouraging me to do it so because of the fact pattern that i have
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where things changed dramatically in 20 in july of 2021
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i think we got a judge who was willing to look at the facts
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and say this guy's got a real case here he's got a real case that twitter
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violated its own contract with him i'm going to let this go forward
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um abraham lincoln had what he called the wide awake club and it was for people
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um why do you suppose so many people and i i would say on both sides
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are just fighting this um this political fight and especially on the left
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right now where you have some really fascistic things happening that the left has always been
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against why have so many people fallen asleep you know it's a it's a great question you know
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it's funny tucker carlson who i talk to from time to time he has a theory about this i think
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there may be some truth in it which is that you know we're living especially on the left in
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sort of a post-religious world you know a world where where a lot of people don't believe in god
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and so they're searching for something else to take the place of that faith and so politics for
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some people has become that and look that could happen on the right or the left but i think when
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you when you you know when you don't have any sort of acquaintance with with spirituality
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or with god i think it can be easier for that to happen for you i think that's one reason
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i also think you know there's now i mean to some extent you know you're an example of it
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you know on one side and a place like msnbc is an example on the other side there is this
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there are so many um places where people can go just to hear their own side and so um and that's
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one reason i really want to be back on twitter i think it would be important for me to be back on
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twitter is people say oh just go on true social and i said i don't want to talk to people who just
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want to hear who already agree with me i want to talk to people exactly right i don't want that
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either them right and let them try to convince you that's how that's how it gets better and that's
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what the left has forgotten there it's important i mean it's it's uh it's a religious uh idea from
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the scriptures uh uh opposition in all things there must be opposition in all things we need each other
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we don't we're not successful without somebody going wait a minute that doesn't make any sense
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it's that give and take that that i honestly think what made us who we are uh and gave us the great
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technology and the life-saving drugs and everything else if you're not allowed to think you're back in the
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dark ages if you're not allowed if you're only listening to one side and i would go a step
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further if you are the kind of person that if somebody makes a great case you don't say well
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now wait a minute i never thought of it that way hang on and it would admit that that changed your mind
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or it might change your mind then you're you're you're playing the same game that is going to get us in
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trouble yes and by the way it's not just politics that's true of science too right the notion
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everything yeah of course that that these people don't want to be challenged that fauci doesn't want
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to be challenged or or the you know the epidemiologist can't be challenged it's crazy
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and and it it you know it's led to a lot of trouble the last couple of years
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science uh you know you you were you know you said that uh you thought that uh tucker carlson had a
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uh may have something to that point but that's actually nietzsche uh and he's and he was absolutely
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right when there is no god you will replace it with something and i think we're replacing it with
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politics or politicians or science um and we have developed a religion you will bow to these gods
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and you will say nothing or you're a heretic and will burn you at the stake or drive you out of
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society yep uh you know somebody of all the emails i've got so many emails from so many people the last
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couple years the one that struck me more than any other was somebody who emailed me he said you know
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i thought before this started that the two most powerful emotions were love and hate he said but
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i was wrong the most powerful emotion is fear and it's true if you scare people and and the left has
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i mean look the right does it too but the left has done just a tremendous job of scaring people about
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covid about donald trump about you know about lots of stuff when you scare people they stop thinking
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amen it is great to talk to you and i wish you the best of luck um and again if you uh if you want to
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help out and you you want to donate uh just just um go to um what what is the it's go fund me what is it
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again go fund my last name baron sent it should come up and i also have this sub stack which is a
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newsletter which you can subscribe to for free um you know i i i want as many people to subscribe
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as possible basically uh it's called unreported truths because that's what it is and you can find
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it on sub stack which is a platform that that still believes in free speech you might be the last place
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left that really believes in free speech there's stuff from the left there's stuff from the right
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there's great stuff on sub stack and i'm and i'm proud to be a part of it
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alex thank you so much alex berenson his last name is spelled b-e-r-e-n-s-o-n thanks alex i
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do you follow him stew do you follow alex i mean i'm definitely aware of his work he's he's got a
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really big sub stack that he mentioned uh i know it's one of the the biggest one on uh biggest ones
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on sub stack yeah it's uh it's interesting how you know he was banned uh right at the height when
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the president was saying you know these companies have to start banning these these people and it
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turns out that most of the stuff he questioned uh was worth questioning and if he wasn't right
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at least his question was value uh valuable we are headed in a dangerous direction i wish him all the
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i want to talk to you about a growing fascistic movement with actual teeth attached to it this isn't
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like oh he's a fascist i will show you what they're doing uh that is literally fascistic in nature
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literally uh by the actual dictionary definition of the word fascism um let me start with this
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if we were building nuclear power plants and we were encouraging hydrogen use for our automobiles
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i would be so deep into it it is the answer between nuclear power which is the cleanest and safest
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form of energy the world has ever seen stew can you back that up the safest form of energy in the history
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of the world yes i agree with that analysis okay thank you for those stats um
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you just said it was the safest one he's a good yes yes glenn confirmed number one on the list i
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i don't know what stat you want to book number one is no because i know you're into these things
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yeah no i know you're into these things and i know that you you know that you have looked through
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the history everybody thinks it's so dangerous but it is not it's not dangerous especially in the
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united states so if we were pursuing this and opening these uh babies up and letting them run
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at full capacity at night and when nobody's using electricity making hydrogen for our cars
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it would be a miracle it would be a miracle it would be everything we're looking for good for the planet
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safe effective and we could move on with our lives we would be world leaders again in almost everything
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if we just did that but that's not what we're doing instead we are doing solar panels and wind power
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let me tell you about solar panels if solar panels were something that would work
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i'd be all for solar panels i am your this broadcast is being powered now by solar wind and uh natural gas
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natural gas only if we get into trouble and we don't have enough power for the broadcast
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but it has taken me 11 very long and expensive years to get the solar panel system up
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and hundreds of thousands of dollars this is not something the average american or the average
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company can do i'd love to have the blaze be the first green uh network that was all solar energy and
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wind power but it's impossible to do it's too expensive and it's not reliable i can't tell
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you how if you are listening to this broadcast today you're hearing delays and the reason why you're
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hearing delays is i don't have internet i am here um on an isolated kind of mountaintop and i don't have
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all of the electricity all of everything coming in i have to create everything myself so we're having
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to use all kinds of different technology and let me tell you when you come off the grid when you start
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to do things differently you almost have to reinvent everything right now uh my farm we bought our diesel
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fuel fuel for our tractors we spent filling that tank up that underground tank we've we spent uh as much
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money filling it up once this spring as we spend filling it up all summer long into the fall last year
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this cannot last but is biden doing anything about it no instead what he is doing is fascistic
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yesterday he invoked the defense production act not for oil not for diesel not for anything
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but for solar panels do you know how long and how much money it will take to get solar panels enough of
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them into play to defray any of your costs for heating by the way if you live in seattle fat chance good luck
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you live where it's cloudy and snowy good luck i have these gigantic solar panels to be able to put
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this broadcast in my house uh online and you still have to change all the light bulbs you have to change
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uh everything it is literally i'm my i'm my grandfather you don't need that light why you have
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that light on grandpa it's i mean it's really not costing us put the light off i've become that guy
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because you just run out in the winter you have to go out and you have to scrape all of the ice and
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the snow off of your solar panel this is not something america is prepared to do
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but because we have a global warming crisis and a power crisis that is growing yesterday biden invoked
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something for the second time in his term that hasn't been used since the korean war it is the defense
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production act and here's what it does it allows the president to have emergency powers
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to tell companies exactly what they can and cannot do that is the definition of fascism
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is this what we want a guy who has destroyed everything he has touched
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now running our companies and our businesses and telling us what we can and cannot produce
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that's what he did yesterday he also did something else he waived all of the solar tariffs yesterday
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this is a massive win for china china makes all of the most of the solar panels okay they do most of the
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technology why because no matter what anybody tells you solar energy is very dirty for the earth you can't really make them here in america because the epa would lose their mind
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their mind but in china you can do whatever you want so now they have not only most of all of the minerals that are needed to make these solar panels they can make them with slaves and they can make them in hell holes that doesn't they don't care about the environment at all but we had some really bad tariffs against these solar panels and so now we have some really bad tariffs against these solar panels
01:13:39.620
and so now we have to get rid of those so now the chinese have us
01:14:17.620
have all of the control of the oil and are they helping us of course not of course not
01:14:19.620
meanwhile we leave all of our resources all of our minerals
01:14:21.620
all of our companies all of the brains that we have all of the brawn that we have
01:14:25.620
brawn that we have all of the oil and natural gas resources in the ground
01:14:33.600
is america is this who we want to become by the way this is not the only emergency
01:14:42.460
i'm telling you i will be shocked if by the end of the year we don't hear coming out of the
01:14:49.920
president's mouth a declaration of a of a national global warming emergency that will give him all
01:14:59.740
kinds of power they are already setting it up that's what they're using here for this directive
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we're going to have a food emergency by the end of the year as well i don't know if you've been
01:15:20.800
following this but please do we're about now eight weeks away from knowing for sure what's going to
01:15:28.200
happen uh yesterday we had um russia bomb one of the ports where a lot of the ukrainian wheat leaves
01:15:40.580
nato the united nations and we have even hinted that if they block the russian wheat steel i'm sorry
01:15:50.920
the ukrainian wheat steal the ukrainian wheat destroy the ukrainian wheat or stop uh boats from picking it
01:15:58.380
up and shipping it to the rest of the world that will be an act of war well we are 12 weeks away
01:16:05.940
from that sorry eight weeks now and the former nato chief yesterday said you are going to see
01:16:13.840
another front open in the ukrainian conflict it will in include escorting grain tankers
01:16:21.600
in and out of odessa he said i think that will be taken by the united nations by nato
01:16:29.620
and the united states and our allies but it will be a new front in the war that will emerge over the
01:16:36.100
next few weeks when that happens anything that goes wrong with that wheat if russia doesn't let it
01:16:46.240
out of ukraine if we lose a ship of that wheat wheat prices will go through the roof and starvation
01:16:56.380
will happen in africa what happens to our military when all of africa is on fire because they're starving
01:17:07.160
to death why is our government taking on diesel right now and saying no we got to get away from
01:17:15.880
this petroleum stuff why are they doing it when starvation is around the corner because of war
01:17:23.760
we cannot as americans stand by while the world starves and we have the ability to do something
01:17:33.580
about it but for the very first time we have seen now germany send an airlift of baby food to texas
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this week and you're about to see the most charitable the most giving the most powerful nation on the
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planet not have the ability to help feed starving people all around the world and i love the fact
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that the biden administration is saying this is not going to affect the united states and uh and uh you
01:18:06.640
know the the uh hunger here in the united states are you out of your mind we're not going to be starving
01:18:14.300
here in the united states but if you think that a third of the world could be starving to death
01:18:19.660
and we're going to be paying normal even half rational prices for food you're crazy oh and by the way
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um it won't just be africa it will also be central um america it'll be parts of mexico and south america
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so don't worry about any problems on our border this is what's coming and it's coming this fall
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on tomorrow's program you're going to uh you're going to love tomorrow's program when we tell you
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all about what uh the federal government is now doing with the administration
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uh just to make sure that we burn even more of our food in ethanol we'll tell you all about that
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tomorrow but we'll get you into those electric cars soon yeah there's a great story about the
01:21:05.540
electric cars by the way in the wall street journal they sent a reporter to go from new
01:21:10.100
orleans to chicago on a road trip in an electric car fascinating story as they go through the details
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of this doesn't work out very very well um you know one of the one of the issues which i is
01:21:22.320
fascinating is you know you think of electric cars you're like okay well i'm paying more for it but i
01:21:27.140
get you know i don't have to go to pay for gas like it's going to be free well of course it's not
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free you pay for the electricity they spent 175 on this trip on electricity now they estimated that
01:21:38.840
was a savings of about a hundred dollars for the trip but it would have been a 275 for gas
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considering how high the prices are but still that's not a lot yeah that's the highest prices
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of gas we've had yeah in forever yeah um amazing too that they go to these um the title of the story
01:21:56.360
by the way i rented an electric car for a four-day road trip i spent more time charging it than i did
01:22:01.980
sleeping that is the headline of the story wow they found that these fast chargers did not charge as
01:22:09.200
fast as they were supposed to they stop always at around 80 percent and then just start trickle
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charging um which had them uh some places for hours and hours they had to stop to get a short charge to
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get to the next charger that would actually charge fast it you know they were oh my gosh the whole thing
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is worth a read i'll tweet it out from at studios america you're going to love the new world order
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you're gonna love it why do you think they're taking our guns away
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what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment
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hello america and welcome to the glenbeck program history is such a important part of life if you
01:23:51.740
don't know history you really don't know anything and it's it's amazing to me how many people don't
01:23:59.120
know any history um but then they don't also know current history people that are making history
01:24:07.020
right now we are in this weird time where we have access to all information and yet we're using all
01:24:15.680
of that time and all of those resources to laugh at people in tiktok videos it's bizarre brad melzer
01:24:23.360
one of the best guys i know on history is joining us in 60 seconds
01:24:28.200
now let me tell you there's a huge gap between the world our kids live in uh where you know you
01:24:40.420
have to do everything for them and they just think it's magic wait that costs money yes and it has your
01:24:47.560
entire life anyway they have to take care of themselves and it is our job to get them there
01:24:53.440
and the only way to get them there is to teach them work ethic and also how to be an entrepreneur
01:25:00.140
now maybe they don't want to be an entrepreneur maybe they're you know part of the you know group
01:25:05.400
of people that are so important that don't want to run their own business they just want to work for
01:25:11.780
somebody else but we need entrepreneurs as well and no one is teaching that so how are you bridging
01:25:18.920
the gap right now books uh books are a thing of the past too but the tuttle twins books are so
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go there now my good friend brad melzer how are you sir i am so good my friend and so happy to hear
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your voice so did you get superman's cape in the latest auction and don't tell me you didn't know about
01:26:28.460
don't tell me there was another one so which i did not know wait i should have called you
01:26:39.440
it was what um it was from the oh i can't remember which superman it was from but it would i should
01:26:50.260
have called you i should have called you i just thought you were on top of it seeing that you
01:26:54.480
were bidding against me for the superman outfit for our uh collection in our museum i thought you'd
01:27:00.840
be on top of this one the funny thing is next time i promise you i'll call you story i appreciate that
01:27:07.360
and i told my wife the story that you and i were the last two bidders and it really was the two of
01:27:11.480
us bidding against the superman cape and i think the thing that she laughed at the most is she just
01:27:16.040
laughed at the fact that the two of us and by two of us i mean you could have saved so much money if
01:27:20.660
we just spoke to each other the day before and she was laughing guys get along so well
01:27:25.800
i know all we had to do is call well i was i wanted to get it as a surprise so when you came in
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i could show you and you could put on the cape because you're such a huge superman fan by the way
01:27:39.120
we're going to get to what you want to talk about here in a second but i watched um oh shoot what was
01:27:45.180
the the movie uh hollywood land have you seen that uh you know i i haven't seen it yet because i i
01:27:53.740
never was it good no but if you know it came out about i don't know eight years ago or something
01:28:01.700
but it was on the death of george reeves which i knew nothing about he played the original tv superman
01:28:08.400
and it takes place at that point and this kid uh his son is just crushed because superman apparently
01:28:18.940
killed himself and the kids back then i didn't know this and i can't imagine psychologically what
01:28:25.660
that did to kids to see superman die at his own hand yeah i you know i knew the story but the issue
01:28:36.160
was and this is just my issue always is i can't stand the way hollywood delivers history i know
01:28:42.560
that whatever i'm watching right from from jfk the movie when oliver stone said you know what i don't
01:28:50.140
like how to report on so i'm going to put things in there that aren't true to counterbalance what i
01:28:55.160
think is are the truths that were out there i just refused to take my history from hollywood and that
01:28:59.640
was the only reason i never saw but i'm obsessed with the story of course well that's why that's why
01:29:05.400
i'm asking you about it because i i thought this the one thing the movie did well is it presented
01:29:10.760
like three or four different ways he could have died and all of them seemed logical and it left you
01:29:18.400
with no answer at the end um and i i wondered do we ever have an answer yeah i did too i did too
01:29:31.000
so can you quickly tell us the story of of him so if anybody doesn't know
01:29:46.080
yeah i you know what i i read it years and years ago the story that i was more obsessed with i
01:29:54.360
actually don't know it that well the story the story that i and i know of course that you know
01:29:59.140
people think he died and he killed himself and the whole story but the story that i was obsessed with
01:30:03.220
and you know my obsession with this one was the one that dated back even further which was and we
01:30:08.160
were the ones who uncovered this one because his relatives told me the story is that jerry siegel who
01:30:13.400
was the creator of superman the actual writer that all the years he created superman when they said
01:30:20.160
where'd you get superman from the one piece that he left out of the story was that his father died in
01:30:25.560
a robbery and days later is when he created a bulletproof man and the father had a heart attack
01:30:31.920
during a robbery a guy came in and said he was going to rob him his father had a heart attack but i'm
01:30:35.940
like you're telling me that the reason we have america has super it's not just because america is the
01:30:42.200
greatest country on earth but it's because the little boy lost his father he created a bulletproof
01:30:46.400
man after his dad was involved in a robbery and that was my obsession so everything that kind of
01:30:52.300
goes oh that's great almost they seem bigger than life so do you know i hate to change the subject again
01:31:00.400
do you know i i'm painting a um i was painting a painting of um theodore roosevelt and as i'm painting
01:31:08.220
these people i'm learning as much as i can about them and bob kane uh is said to have based possibly
01:31:16.440
based batman off of the life the early life of of uh theodore roosevelt had you ever heard that
01:31:25.600
i don't think that one's true i mean i know i've heard it's out there the bob kane story when you
01:31:32.180
look at the creation of batman is full of more uh mistruths it's almost like a fictional story
01:31:38.560
itself you know he bob kane even said that he created batman he left out the part that was bill
01:31:42.960
finger who was the person who came up with all the kind of great stuff you have bob kane originally had
01:31:48.580
like a purple costume and and red costume and it was bill kane who said i mean it was a bill finger
01:31:54.800
who said you know what let's give him this uh this you know make it gray we'll give him the things on
01:32:00.640
the gloves we'll give him the back if we'll give him docum city we'll give him bruce wayne and and so
01:32:04.120
the story there was even a story that bob kane faced the cape on leonardo da vinci's flying device
01:32:10.740
that that's where batman's cape came from and it was i actually believe for oh that's cool for some
01:32:16.000
time but it's not true either that's the thing it's just not believed to be true
01:32:19.720
okay let me talk to you about uh i am dolly parton if you don't know brad melter he's got his own tv
01:32:27.500
show he's like a i mean he's a mega star we go someplace together and everybody's like
01:32:32.640
are you brad melter hey you get away from him hi are you brad melter um he's uh he's written an i am
01:32:40.520
series uh that is so needed all of these books for our kids of of heroes and one of them that you're
01:32:48.620
releasing now today is i am dolly parton she was just inducted into the hall of fame and the rock and
01:32:56.840
roll hall of fame she didn't want she said no please don't i'm that's that's not my genre i
01:33:02.700
don't deserve to be in here um a lot of people agree with her but when when groups like foreigner
01:33:08.960
aren't in the rock and roll hall of fame why was dolly parton there
01:33:12.760
because dolly parton is the only person left on the planet we all love
01:33:17.460
you know i mean it's just at this point at this point it's like betty whiten was dolly parton and
01:33:24.940
everyone else we disagree on right i mean it's the one thing america agrees on and they and listen
01:33:29.480
the rock and roll hall of fame needs dolly parton more than dolly parton needs the rock and roll hall
01:33:35.340
of fame yeah so she had an amazing childhood um that i i didn't know anything about and i think
01:33:44.180
we're losing this part of america these these kinds of people are really important the people that
01:33:49.620
you know grew up in a family that were you know paid with a you know a bag of cornmeal
01:33:56.100
after a hard day's work yeah let's talk about it i mean you know what i love and you know we started
01:34:01.960
these this book series to give my kids better heroes to look up to i was tired of them looking at
01:34:07.180
the garbage that being fed every day on instagram and social media influencers and overpaid millionaire
01:34:12.880
athletes so we started with i'm amelia erhart and i am abraham lincoln we've done i am rosa parks and
01:34:17.760
you know i've talked at length about them but dolly parton what i love and in every book we do
01:34:22.520
in the i am series is these are illustrated kids books to show you how human these people are so
01:34:28.520
when dolly parton's born her family is so poor her dad pays the doctor as you said with a sack of
01:34:34.880
cornmeal it's her mother who feeds her love of books and one of dolly parton's favorite first books
01:34:42.300
is the little engine that could and that's who dolly parton is she's that little engine instead of
01:34:46.980
wearing what others wanted to wear she says i'm gonna wear flashy costumes instead of singing
01:34:51.540
country songs she's like i'm singing to all audiences instead of being a music star she makes movies her
01:34:56.940
own amusement park she starts her own charity imagination library that gives away free books
01:35:01.680
to poor kids you know what the first book they gave away glenn the little engine that could
01:35:05.860
go ahead oh i'm sorry go ahead we're on such a bad time delay because of satellites um no all good
01:35:20.660
all good do you meet these people as your as go ahead yeah i'll answer your question yes of course i you
01:35:28.540
know what i do is when we did i am jane goodall jane goodall of course check the book for us when we did
01:35:34.940
i am billy jane king billy jane king spent two hours on the phone with me correcting little
01:35:41.120
details in in her i am book um but this one was dolly parton i was like don't mess this up man so
01:35:48.440
we sent it to her we sent it to the folks at the imagination library they couldn't have been nicer
01:35:52.980
she in fact was one of the people it came back that she wanted us to feature the doctor who delivered
01:35:57.800
her even more she just remembered those people who gave her her first shot um and i love the fact
01:36:02.880
that even even behind the scenes she was as nice as you think in terms of everyone that worked with
01:36:09.000
uh you're also doing i am uh i am i am pay which we were holding a meeting i think last week about
01:36:20.820
having you on and i said what are the books that he's releasing and he's and they said i am uh i am pay
01:36:27.080
and i said oh that's great and everybody looked at me like i've never even heard of this person
01:36:33.600
that's a really important architect yeah and i'll tell you i want to just finish one thought on
01:36:40.900
dolly parton because i think it's important is because and it goes to i am pay as well and i love
01:36:45.160
you for that is you know what they both simplify for me is that creative spirit that we want to give
01:36:50.900
our kids and and for me for dolly parton the message that's in i am dolly parton is success
01:36:55.680
doesn't come easy when she's little her mother makes her a patchwork coat out of scraps of fabric
01:37:00.860
she's really proud of it she goes to wear it to school and everyone says it's ugly
01:37:04.780
she's so poor the christmas story that's in the book that shows her family having no money for
01:37:10.320
christmas because her dad wants to buy her mom a proper ring and dolly parton doesn't complain
01:37:14.100
about it she's like i'm so happy my mom got a new ring it's okay we don't have the presents
01:37:18.440
we wanted this year i need my kids to know that lesson and that's the secret of dolly parton is
01:37:23.180
when she was little she didn't feel like she belonged she felt different she felt lonely
01:37:27.620
where she was from people didn't dream of seeing the world but she wanted to know what was on the
01:37:32.340
other side of the mountain and she dreamed that butterflies would fly her there and that's a
01:37:36.440
lesson i want for my kids that being a dreamer is a good thing you never know where your dreams
01:37:40.380
will take you i am dolly parton is a book that is there to give your kids that dream back and as you
01:37:45.780
said i am pay is the great architect who redid the louvre in paris and one of the things we did
01:37:52.240
when we did his book and my kids gave me they were laughing so hard because they were saying i am i am
01:37:56.940
pay what they're like why don't you just call it i am pay and uh and one of the things that they did
01:38:01.720
was we we knew that this was going to be a book about perspective it's an architect teaching your kids
01:38:07.180
like dolly parton to see the world differently and we actually put in the book in radio it doesn't work
01:38:12.740
as well but if we were together if you when you open the book you'll see in your copy and you i
01:38:17.160
know you've seen it is there's a pop-up book that louv pops up in the book so the entire book is like
01:38:23.600
changes your perspective of how to see the world and i love the fact we get to give your kids that
01:38:27.400
lesson that your life is something beautiful and i'll read you the final lines of the book it says
01:38:32.940
your your future is yours to construct brick by brick you can design it shape it no no wait wait wait
01:38:39.120
wait wait no no no no wait let me because i have this i i highlighted this page i want to read it
01:38:44.600
from the right place like in the gardens of my youth life is not a straight path it curves and it
01:38:50.240
zigzags filled with surprises that are meant to be explored and discovered wherever you go go with all
01:38:57.320
your heart your future is yours to construct brick by brick you can design it shape it and build
01:39:04.360
something beautiful build something meaningful build something that expresses who you are that's
01:39:10.360
fantastic brad fantastic you know i love the fact that the line i started reading was the line you
01:39:16.880
picked out from the book it just shows that you know why we're taking the thin tape but but i mean
01:39:21.740
those that's why that message in that book like the message at the end of i am dolly parton
01:39:26.520
is is me talking to my kids and it's me saying to my kids your feet all that garbage that you see
01:39:32.840
in schools around in playgrounds especially on instagram you gotta realize that these aren't
01:39:39.360
history lessons that we need to be teaching our kids what we need to teach our kids and what these
01:39:42.940
the i am series has always been about the ordinary people change world series always been about
01:39:46.800
it's about values bringing back those great values that our kids need of kindness and generosity and
01:39:54.100
and and just never ever stopping perseverance brad brad melzer he is uh the author of i am dolly
01:40:01.620
and i am i am pay for your kids your kids will love it you will too brad melzer.com brad thank you
01:40:07.980
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the glenn back program you know what the easiest thing in the world to do is when you're faced with
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oh this is uh this is great so let me give you an update on uh guns
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and uh and just proof positive how out of touch the elite is this is from the new york times supreme
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court is expected to rule and possibly overturn a century-old law that allows local officials great
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discretion over who can carry a handgun um it it tells the story every weekday morning in a
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nondescript office building in downtown manhattan representatives from dozens of law enforcement
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agencies meet to discuss gun arrests and shootings in new york city from the day before
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already this year the new york police department has recovered more than 3 000 guns
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well or were those legally registered guns what kind of guns don't you think that's important to know
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were these handguns that were purchased legally and then how were they used were they used by the
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people that purchased them legally um so they're they're talking about how the supreme court is
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coming out here in the next couple of weeks uh with a case that they heard back in november and
01:46:57.540
they're expected to turn this over and it would have massive consequences all over the country for
01:47:04.640
for states like california and new york so one of the guys the president of the non-profit citizens
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crime commission is quoted in the new york times now i want you to listen to this a lot more people
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are going out now and they want to go out and get guns and all for the wrong reasons okay richard aborn
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i tried to think before i read on what are the wrong reasons well the only wrong reason i can think of
01:47:36.320
is you wanted to rob somebody you wanted to kill somebody you wanted to intimidate someone that's
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the wrong reason for buying a gun correct no uh and not to him he said i have people telling me now they
01:47:52.680
decided to get a gun that i never dreamed would go out and get a gun they're not going to use it illegally
01:47:58.540
but they're feeling this need to arm themselves because of crime in a way i've not seen before
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that's not a wrong reason to get a gun that is the reason to get a gun that is the reason as stated
01:48:14.640
in the second amendment a right for your self-defense from not only criminals but an out of control state
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or or fed oh my gosh isn't it true too glenn that if you were if you really cared about this issue and
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you believed guns more guns in the hands of people are the real problem here causing the violence
01:48:35.120
the last thing in the world you would do is bring up a obviously doomed effort to try to repeal
01:48:44.620
the ar get rid of the ar-15 or try to change the age of firearms or whatever whatever crazy thing
01:48:52.280
they're going to reach for and ask for a vote gathering more attention right on these bills
01:48:57.940
makes people go out and buy guns because they know that they're being threatened so if you actually
01:49:06.760
if you actually believe these things and you knew obviously that this was not going to work
01:49:13.140
why would you want to draw all attention to it you might want to go around the the margins and say
01:49:18.340
maybe we're going to talk about some version of whatever it is red flag laws or something like that
01:49:22.380
but if when you when they reach like this you saw the president of the united states say he basically
01:49:27.060
wanted to get rid of nine millimeter ammunition right like this is a oh no wait wait wait i've got
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another story have you heard the story from uh new york on what kathy hochel has uh has done she's
01:49:43.000
the governor now of new york she yesterday uh signed in i think nine or ten bills that have now just been
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passed that she recommended they've all been approved by the democratic lawmakers for new york
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they're raising the age of semi-automatic weapons so no 18 year old as she says can walk in after
01:50:06.820
having their birthday cake and buy in a semi-automatic weapon um okay so that's one senate bill s9458
01:50:17.000
is the name of the bill uh no one previously no one over uh no one under 16 uh could buy and possess a
01:50:27.940
long gun ranging from a shotgun to a rifle now it's 21 but hey at 18 you can go and sign up to kill people
01:50:35.940
in other countries you know with a gun weapon of war i just want to say yeah uh then we fascinating
01:50:45.060
we're both so gun shy right now we just don't want to talk because of the satellite delay
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uh then we have senate bill uh 9407b which prevents citizens from purchasing body armor
01:51:00.280
and bulletproof vests senate bill 9456 changes that now listen to this changes the definition of a firearm
01:51:10.260
to include and i quote any other weapon that is otherwise not otherwise defined containing any component
01:51:21.740
that provides housing or a structure designed to hold or integrate any fire control component
01:51:30.000
that is designed to or may readily be converted to expel a projectile by action of explosive
01:51:45.320
okay that's good then they're also enacting micro stamping technology requiring the bullets to be micro stamped
01:51:56.400
with identifying information unique to the gun the source gun um this will bypass ballistic tests
01:52:03.340
it'll also make your ammunition more expensive in any other state these gun companies should just say
01:52:09.740
we're not gonna you know what new york we're not gonna do it it's like the gasoline the reason why
01:52:14.880
everybody's paying so much is because we're all going on the california blend right now
01:52:19.280
uh and uh it's just jacking up prices everywhere i think these refineries should say you know what california
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you're gonna be on the the battery anyway uh so we're just not gonna make your special blend anymore
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the rest of the country you know doesn't mind having a little gas from time to time
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then they also in new york established a task force on social media and violent extremism
01:52:45.880
well that's gonna be good that's i mean sure i'm sure they're not going to look into that new york
01:52:51.940
uh muslim compound that we talked about years ago that was housing all kinds of radicals and they were
01:52:58.640
like what radicals i don't know what you're talking about what do you mean muslim town with that doesn't
01:53:04.280
exist i mean it was nuts but this one they're all over it really is a fascinating dynamic when you look at
01:53:12.340
the entire debate here because the left is pushing for new gun laws okay we know they want to restrict
01:53:17.860
second amendment they know we know they want to take guns away but let's just say let's go down this
01:53:23.000
road for a second and let's pass all of these restrictions on guns okay so now we have a bunch
01:53:29.180
of new gun laws what do you need to do with gun laws for them to be theoretically successful you need
01:53:36.000
to enforce them now to enforce them what you need are police which the left wants to get rid of and
01:53:43.300
so let's just say for some reason they skip that one of their core those that one of the you know
01:53:48.020
of their core beliefs and say okay fine we're going to have lots of new police to enforce all these new
01:53:53.320
laws who is disproportionately going to be affected by all of these gun laws who do you think is going to
01:54:02.460
be in let's say a city maybe uh attached to a gang uh attached to a criminal enterprise in an in a city
01:54:11.720
environment who are the people we are going to get who are going to get the bulk of all of these new
01:54:18.360
uh gun convictions it's going to wind up following uh falling on people uh of that are poor that are in
01:54:27.200
inner cities that may be people of color and what you'll see from the left then is to tell us why
01:54:34.520
there is this prison or this school to prison pipeline where all of these young african americans
01:54:40.780
are being put in prison for all of these laws and obviously if you follow the ibram kendi you know robin
01:54:48.640
de angelo white fragility mindset any law that results in disproportionate uh affectation of
01:54:57.360
african americans or any other person of color is inherently racist so all of these laws that they're
01:55:03.980
wanting to pass are going to wind up by their own definition to be racist and yet they're still pushing
01:55:11.740
them anyway yeah well that's i mean that's what they do i'm convinced that progressives have been
01:55:17.500
racist and and and have just hid it very well they've been racist since the early 20th century
01:55:22.940
um and i just think they've hid it very well and not hiding it very well really i mean if you would
01:55:29.500
just stop if african americans would stop and look what the policies have done to their families to
01:55:34.740
their jobs and everything else you might understand who the real racist is by the way the president has said
01:55:40.280
who would use it you don't need an ar-15 to protect yourself let me give you this a uh eight month
01:55:49.000
pregnant woman had to defend her then 11 year old daughter and herself and her injured husband
01:55:57.680
during a violent home invasion in lithia florida her husband jeremy king was being pistol whipped
01:56:06.200
and kicked in the head by two masked burglars uh she uh she said quote them guys came in with two
01:56:15.300
normal pistols and my ar stopped it she said um uh the husband said my wife even the playing field
01:56:24.980
and kept them from killing me they came in heavily hooded and masks as soon as they had got to the back
01:56:32.200
door and got it open they had their pistol on me i was grabbing my 11 year old daughter i'm telling
01:56:38.860
them i have nothing for you and they said give me everything you got and then it became real violent
01:56:44.220
real fast the burglars who wore mask and hoods pistol whipped and repeatedly bash king in the head
01:56:51.100
uh he had drawn a a weapon on them they quickly took it away from him uh and uh and that's when she
01:57:00.360
who was in the back uh bedroom uh poked her head out one of the burglars shot at her and so she got a
01:57:09.340
uh she got an ar-15 uh from the bedroom and uh shot them so that was the end of that but other than
01:57:18.520
that i can't imagine who would use an ar-15 to protect themselves in their homes and here's the
01:57:24.580
thing about a right the whole point of having a right is that you don't have to justify its use
01:57:29.300
every single time you have to do the opposite of that you have to talk people out of why they
01:57:34.820
might not be able to own an ar-15 you know they keep asking this question why would you need to
01:57:40.920
use an ar-15 i don't have to explain it to you i have a right to defend myself the same reason why i
01:57:48.040
don't have to explain why i use sarcasm you might think sarcasm is completely unnecessary but we have
01:57:54.620
freedom of speech and i can use it if i want to use it i don't have to justify it to you
01:57:59.300
because it's a right that's the whole point of having rights all right let me tell you about gold
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not becoming an economic slave please hear me i i hope people can hear the urgency in my voice in the
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last uh few weeks uh jamie diamond has come out now he's the ceo of jp morgan he came out and he
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said brace yourself for an economic hurricane now i think he actually soft pedaled this because this
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is not something that you you come out with he's like you know it might be a light hurricane but it
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could be katrina i think he only said it could be a light hurricane because he didn't want all the
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investors uh to panic and he didn't want a run on the banks it's a hurricane and bracing yourself is
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not the best option you have to prepare you have to get ready for the storm and uh and it's not by
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holding your uh holding your breath and closing your eyes you got to kick it into high gear because
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that storm the clouds are already on the horizon and they it is coming ashore and i think it will be
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energy but when did the price spikes of fertilizer and diesel begin was it right after putin invaded
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was it march through july 2021 or june 2020 answer certainly before uh i would say maybe june 2020
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