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00:02:06.980 Beck Program. Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. Today and tomorrow could be

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00:02:22.280 Jane's Revenge is planning on. We'll see. Today, it could be some of the biggest changes, including

00:02:33.540 a change with the EPA that could stop this onslaught from the administration. But we'll see. We're going

00:02:42.040 to tell you about the 13 remaining cases that are coming, we believe, today and tomorrow. They could

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00:04:18.500 Okay, so there are many, many, many big cases that could be game-changing. We're going to go over

00:04:31.600 a few of them. I think today we might get the ruling on the EPA if our theory is correct. They'll

00:04:41.340 release six cases today, seven cases tomorrow, which would clear the docket. They've been averaging

00:04:48.600 about five every day, so it's not a big leap to add two tomorrow and one today.

00:04:56.040 But that would leave the Supreme Court still in Washington, D.C. for a week after the Roe

00:05:02.940 versus Wade decision. Stu joins us now. Stu, I can only come up with 12 cases that still remain

00:05:13.100 on the docket, but let's go through some of these. I actually would really like to start

00:05:21.620 with West Virginia versus the EPA. This one is, I think, could be as game-changing as the Commerce

00:05:34.180 Clause was for FDR in the other direction back in the 1940s. What happened in the 1940s, the Commerce

00:05:41.900 Clause allows the federal government to regulate trade between states, etc., etc. Well, FDR's

00:05:48.880 administration took that and said, well, everything fits into federal jurisdiction because even if

00:06:01.080 you're using wheat or selling wheat or growing wheat, the pollination will go from one wheat farm

00:06:09.340 to another wheat farm across state lines, and so we have to regulate that. Some of the products made

00:06:16.420 by wheat or if you are building a car in Detroit, well, where are you getting the products? Maybe some

00:06:21.580 of them come from another place. This allowed the federal government to bring in OSHA and all of

00:06:27.760 these federal agencies into our lives. That's the biggest problem that the progressives brought

00:06:36.800 to the administration, and it's long overdue to be overturned. This one doesn't overturn that.

00:06:44.880 However, this one does say that the EPA doesn't have the right to just make up a law if it's vague.

00:06:57.080 This would go for not only clean air, but it would also go for the drugs that now you have to take

00:07:06.980 them. OSHA says we're there to protect workers, so now you have to take the vaccine, etc. All of the

00:07:14.480 government overreach that we've seen recently and is still in the pipeline coming. This could change

00:07:21.440 that course dramatically. Do I have this right, Stu? Yeah, I think what people, when you think about

00:07:28.560 this particular case, you should think about it as the most important case that will affect your

00:07:34.320 every everybody's daily life, right? Where, look, abortion is a huge, huge ruling, but most people

00:07:40.160 aren't going to get abortions, right? I still think it's a more important case, but it's not.

00:07:43.920 It's not. Most people don't get abortions. Most people, I mean, statistically, most people don't

00:07:48.540 carry their firearms with them. Correct. We're talking about the Second Amendment case, which is

00:07:52.820 very important. So I would say the abortion case is a huge moral case, but not one that's going to

00:08:01.500 affect your everyday life, but will affect us as people and our country in the direction of our

00:08:07.000 country. The Second Amendment is a very important constitutional case, even though it won't affect

00:08:15.540 most people, because like you said, most people don't carry guns. But the same can be said about

00:08:20.200 the EPA, except unlike guns, and I think this is the point you were making, unlike guns, this will

00:08:26.080 touch all of our lives. This will touch us at the gas station, in our place of business, at our homes,

00:08:33.340 everything. Yeah. And basically, this addresses essentially a workaround that the government

00:08:39.160 has developed over the years, which is, hey, I really want something, and Congress won't pass a

00:08:45.740 law to address it, so what if I just do it? This is something that Obama, in 2000, I think it was 14,

00:08:52.520 decided to do with climate change, where he said, we're just going to start regulating these power

00:08:55.860 plants. And everyone said, well, you have been trying to pass legislation to do this for years and

00:09:00.880 years and have been unsuccessful doing it. How can you all of a sudden decide that you're going to

00:09:05.520 do it? And he said, well, we looked back, we found, it's like the, the Nicolas Cage movie,

00:09:11.680 the Constitution movie, they like found a secret part of the Clean Air Act that will allow them to

00:09:17.440 do this. It was, it was text written in invisible ink on the back. Right. And only progressives have the

00:09:23.720 special glasses. Right. Exactly. And so what they basically did is say, we have the power based on

00:09:30.660 this old, old part of the Clean Air Act that had never been used before to do this. And their,

00:09:37.140 their argument was, it was written in such a vague way that the EPA can just make up their own rules

00:09:42.140 on it. And this is something we've talked about before. It's called Chevron deference, which goes

00:09:46.840 back to an old Supreme Court case, which basically says, if we're not sure if it's really vague,

00:09:52.180 the way the law is written, then whatever agency is tied into it can pretty much decide and write

00:09:57.460 their own law, which is a, this is a terrible, terrible idea. It's something that is absolutely

00:10:04.080 against the way the founders believed this country would work. Correct. I mean, they didn't even have

00:10:08.560 any of these agencies. So we know this for a fact. Right. Right. It's absolutely unconstitutional.

00:10:14.360 And that is, this is the direction the Biden and Obama and Wilson administration, FDR,

00:10:21.600 this is the direction they want to take the country. They want to take it away from Congress

00:10:28.560 and the courts. They want to just to be able to, and this is, you know, when this was first thought

00:10:34.980 of at the turn of the century, this word wasn't a bad word yet. They want to just dictate.

00:10:41.020 They want a dictator at the top who is just an administrator. And, you know, Congress will say,

00:10:48.060 yep, we think that smoking is bad. And then the administration can do whatever it wants

00:10:55.960 regarding smoking. Yeah. Now, obviously the, with this particular case specifically,

00:11:01.800 it would have to do a lot with things like energy prices. And there's tons and tons of rules,

00:11:07.940 not the one that we're talking about here, but there's tons and tons of rules already in the EPA

00:11:11.620 that affect your energy prices and your, your freedom to spend your money the way that you,

00:11:16.720 you want to. The particular rule here was put in place by Obama, but was actually taken out by Trump.

00:11:23.820 So it's not currently in effect, but it addresses this overarching idea. And if you want to talk about

00:11:28.660 a really relevant, really relevant usage of these types of powers, it's what you saw happen to you

00:11:35.660 during COVID where places like the CDC, places like OSHA were able to come up with these wide ranging

00:11:44.660 powers. We never knew they had because they had a general dictate to prevent, to help, you know,

00:11:53.240 the health of the, of the American people. And so they take that and they, they broaden it wildly.

00:11:59.720 It's how they tried to do vaccine mandates. But again, that was shot down in the courts.

00:12:03.880 It's how they tried to, to do the, the, the rent, the eviction ban. That was another thing they

00:12:11.660 attempted to do this way. And we've seen the courts eventually get angry at that as well.

00:12:17.800 If that's, if this gets overturned, there's a good chance that a lot of that stuff will go away.

00:12:22.640 And you, we are so used to it.

00:12:25.380 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm not sure it will go away because the Biden

00:12:31.880 administration knows these things are being overturned. They know that they're not supposed

00:12:37.520 to do it. They just do it until they are told to stop. And then they just continue to do it.

00:12:44.760 Until the court or somebody, Congress, somebody puts teeth into it and says, that is all, that's

00:12:53.460 already been ruled on. And we're taking away your money until you stop this. Yeah. I don't think

00:13:00.720 it's going to stop. And of course they will try and try and try. The good thing is though,

00:13:05.700 when a, when a ruling like this comes down, it supposedly will set a precedent that lower

00:13:10.600 courts will immediately overturn this stuff when it's attempted. You know, one of the big tactics

00:13:15.580 of the left is to pass a big, obviously unconstitutional law, let it take effect,

00:13:23.220 let it have effect on people so that they change their habits, they change their procedures.

00:13:28.740 And then when it gets overturned in court, well, everyone's already changed already. So it's not

00:13:32.380 that big of a deal. The problem with that approach is that they lose the power going forward.

00:13:36.660 A lot of times they can only use it that one time.

00:13:39.060 They've tried to amend this process. They did it. They've done this with guns many times

00:13:43.820 where they'll pass an obviously unconstitutional gun law. As it's winding through the courts,

00:13:49.500 they will, it will start taking effect. People will have to give up their guns. They'll have

00:13:53.760 to do all these things. And by the time it gets up to the Supreme Court, they then nullify the law.

00:13:57.740 They repeal it and then say, it's moot. We don't even have the law anymore. What are you talking

00:14:01.140 about? Why are we going to the Supreme Court? Because they want to be able to avoid the long-term

00:14:06.300 repercussions of losing that power because it would get shut down in the lower courts.

00:14:12.060 They could do that. But didn't this court take this case after Trump had already overturned it?

00:14:20.140 Yeah, that's why I'm hopeful. Through executive order.

00:14:21.820 This is why I'm hopeful on this one.

00:14:23.060 Yeah. I mean, why would you take it if...

00:14:25.060 To make a statement about this particular procedure. And it's totally out of control.

00:14:30.380 And the point, at this point, this is such a part of your daily life, you don't even know

00:14:35.500 what's going on. It's all these rules that you are lived by. If you own a business,

00:14:40.060 if you work at a business, all of these rules have been implemented through the administrative

00:14:44.700 state in such a thorough way that it's become essentially the way our country operates.

00:14:50.860 And it was never intended to be that way by the founders. The progressives certainly

00:14:56.500 like it. But this could be a real dagger in that whole idea, which would just mean that

00:15:01.960 they'd have to freaking pass laws if they want to do stuff. They could still do a lot of stuff

00:15:06.060 that we won't like, but they actually have to pass a law. Their argument is, look, these

00:15:10.900 congressmen don't have the expertise in these particular areas. They're not environmental experts,

00:15:16.080 so they're not going to know what to put in these laws. But there's nothing preventing them

00:15:19.500 asking these experts before they present the text of the law. They can get expert guidance

00:15:24.620 beforehand, and they should get expert guidance beforehand. But they can't just implement a

00:15:29.700 generic phrase and then let all these bureaucrats that are unelected and unaccountable continue to

00:15:35.500 put these powers in on the American people. That's not the way our government's supposed to operate.

00:15:39.720 And there is plenty of evidence from our founding fathers, especially Jefferson.

00:15:44.160 Jefferson. Jefferson hated these so-called experts. He didn't trust the experts. He didn't trust the

00:15:50.700 judges. He didn't trust the education system. He just didn't trust it. And most of them, I mean,

00:15:58.740 that's why of the people, for the people, by the people, that's why the people are involved in this.

00:16:04.440 We have a representative. Well, if they're not educated enough, well, then they need to educate

00:16:10.540 themselves or they need to call a hearing and bring all of the educated in front of them and us

00:16:16.560 so we can make the decision. But some unelected expert does not make a decision because they have

00:16:24.180 all the facts. That goes against everything we know about self-rule. I'm really, really, really hopeful

00:16:33.280 on this. This could be a real, true change in the course of America, at least legally. But if they

00:16:42.520 make all of these changes, I will tell you, not only are you going to see Jane's revenge on the street

00:16:48.720 and bombings at abortion or pro-life centers, because that's what they've said they're going to do,

00:16:54.360 but you're also going to see a massive push to pack the court because the progressives don't like it

00:17:03.480 when they don't get their way. They kick and scream until they do. All right, we're going to come back

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00:18:48.500 I have to tell you, Stu, one of the cases the Supreme Court will be taking up in the next year or so

00:19:06.860 has got to be this gun bill. If it passes, this thing is riddled, riddled with problems.

00:19:13.800 If you have a juvenile record, you're prohibited from buying guns. I thought, wait, I thought that

00:19:22.540 was supposed to be erased when you turn 18. I thought juvenile records were sacred, right?

00:19:31.900 Yeah. I mean, I think this is what they're trying to address. And you can see where a problem could

00:19:36.500 potentially creep up there, right? If someone's put in a mental institution at 17 and a half and

00:19:42.720 gets out three days before his birthday, that's the type of thing that even conservatives obviously

00:19:47.160 would theoretically want to prevent. If someone was violent or something like that, you'd want to

00:19:53.120 prevent someone from buying a gun. That's been, you know, mental health has obviously been the focus

00:19:57.100 of conservatives on these things. It's just a matter of like, look, these are rules. There's rules and

00:20:03.080 process in place for a reason. And you really, you have problems when you start trying to just

00:20:08.520 disrupt those rules because you really want something. So here's the, here's the real problem

00:20:14.200 with the red flag laws in this bill. It incentivizes, it gives money to local, you know, groups that are

00:20:21.940 going to do secret hearings. So you're not, you're not allowed if the red flag law is being evoked

00:20:28.320 against you. You're not notified. They have a hearing without you. You are only granted an

00:20:35.180 attorney. Let me see if I have this right here. You are, you are allowed to have an attorney

00:20:45.680 at the appropriate phase. So in other words, they're going to have this meeting. They're going to have

00:20:55.680 this hearing. It's all in secret. Then after they decide you get, you can have an attorney,

00:21:01.880 but only at the appropriate phase. And it's at your expense. So you have to prove yourself

00:21:08.780 innocent instead of the courts proving you guilty. And they take away everything for that's not,

00:21:18.260 there's no due process there. Um, they also expand the definition of engaged in business.

00:21:25.240 What they used to say is if you're selling a gun, you're engaged in business with the principal

00:21:30.040 objective of livelihood and profit. Um, they've changed that now. So now it's just, if you're

00:21:36.960 engaged in business, well, wait, so am I a private seller? Am I engaged in business? Because what they're

00:21:47.300 going to do is they're going to make you have a license. If you ever want to sell anything to

00:21:52.800 anybody, which will, you know what it happens when you, you know, you have to have a hair washing

00:21:58.180 license. Um, the new, there's new misdemeanor firearm, uh, prohibitions. They are expanding the

00:22:06.120 definition, uh, of prohibiting misdemeanor, uh, domestic violence. And they do it in such a way that

00:22:15.280 it's pretty much a catch-all for really any kind of problems. And they're empowering your employer

00:22:24.720 to ask for a firearms background check prior to your employment or during your current employment,

00:22:33.000 even if it has nothing to do with your job.

00:22:36.520 what is that? This thing will head to the Supreme court because this is, this is reckless and does

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00:24:11.240 This is the Glenn Beck program. Uh, I want to just go through a couple of other things that are

00:24:24.660 really important. We'll get back to the Supreme court as the Supreme court is going to start, uh, uh,

00:24:30.200 revealing what their, uh, what their final verdict is on, uh, all of these really important cases

00:24:37.180 facing the Supreme court. We're getting probably five of them today, maybe, uh, six, uh, we will,

00:24:44.300 we will see shortly and we'll cover them as they come out, uh, live. Now there's a couple of things

00:24:51.020 that I want to mention here. A, um, a new Russian threat to target the residents of Lithuania, um,

00:24:58.860 has, uh, should, I should say should wake up America a bit to what we are facing. Uh, the state department,

00:25:09.720 our state department has now warned Russia. Any attack on Lithuania is an attack on the United States

00:25:17.940 of America. Now I believe I have said for a very long time, Stu, correct me if I'm, if I'm wrong,

00:25:27.520 that world war three is going to start in a country that we really don't really know anything about.

00:25:34.800 And we would think it would be ridiculous for us to go to war over that. Yes. You have. I think Lithuania

00:25:43.520 would fit into that category. We've seen that before in many wars start this way, right? And it

00:25:51.000 seems to, it seems to always start that way with some weird event that no one thinks is a big deal

00:25:55.420 at the time and it blows up into something else. And then we're all killing each other a few years

00:25:59.480 later. Yeah. Does it bother anybody that this war in Ukraine just seems to be spiraling out of

00:26:06.600 control a bit. What happened to, we were winning and, uh, you know, everything is great. I think,

00:26:13.240 I think the ruble is now at like a seven year high. Yes. Crazy. What, what, some of the economic

00:26:20.740 stuff, it can get a little overblown. I think, you know, I've been, I've read some stuff again,

00:26:25.460 like being, I would say being an expert on the ruble is not on my business card currently. So I will,

00:26:30.720 I will say some hesitation here, but like there is a, they're doing stuff to prop up the ruble

00:26:37.820 internally. Like for example, forcing their companies that are there to hold certain really

00:26:44.640 ridiculous amounts of the ruble, um, in their treasuries, which for a while can hold the ruble

00:26:51.860 up, right? For a while you can just keep increasing that number and make your, your entire economy hold

00:26:58.700 all of their money in rubles to prop up the ruble. Eventually though, that's going to run out. Uh,

00:27:04.280 that's at least the theory from economists, uh, the same thing with oil where like, you know,

00:27:08.220 they're getting higher prices, but the volume is way down. So it's not necessarily that they're

00:27:13.240 taking in more money. Uh, so some of the economic stuff, I think, I mean, I look, I think they are

00:27:17.980 hurt economically. I don't think this has been a boom to them economically. Uh, but it is, I think

00:27:23.080 the truth that they tried this full scale invasion all at once thinking probably that Ukraine would

00:27:30.080 be excited to have them. And, uh, that didn't happen. So they focused all of their forces now

00:27:36.080 in one, one area. And that is overwhelming the Ukrainian forces. I mean, they're still both

00:27:42.720 taking a lot of losses, but it's a lot easier for Russia to succeed when they're focusing on one area

00:27:47.120 like this. Just really keep your eye on what's going on. Don't move your eyes off of Ukraine. Um,

00:27:54.300 because things could get ugly very, very fast. Yesterday, the Dow plunged 400 more points.

00:28:01.720 The wall street banks yesterday began to warn of significant downturn and, uh, and increased

00:28:09.900 recession odds. The white house is still denying that there's any chance at all.

00:28:15.860 Any kind of recession. We're, we're in a transition period. Um, and that's, what's so exciting.

00:28:22.580 According to the white house, there's no recession coming. We're just in a transition. And I think

00:28:28.980 that's right. We're, um, you know, in a transition from a free market into some sort of totalitarian

00:28:35.020 state where the, uh, where the administrator, uh, Joe Biden just keeps wanting to, you know, take

00:28:43.420 things over. Don't know if you saw this, but, uh, he demanded yesterday that gas stations lower their

00:28:50.060 prices. He said, do it now, do it today. Bring down the price you're charging at the pump to reflect

00:28:58.100 the cost you are paying for the product. Joe, that's not how businesses work. Okay. They can't keep their

00:29:05.280 doors open if they're only charging what they paid for it because they also need to charge for the lights

00:29:14.360 and the building and all of the supplies and the people working there at the gas station. They have

00:29:21.880 to have a profit margin, but you have only been in the private sector your whole life. So you don't

00:29:28.520 understand that. He said, I want the Congress and the States and the industry to do their part because

00:29:34.760 I'm doing my part. Now that's fantastic, but not as fantastic, uh, as what Granholm said later.

00:29:45.480 So they're asking for a tax holiday, which is ridiculous, ridiculous. First, we, you know,

00:29:54.580 practically emptied out our strategic reserves. Now they want a, uh, tax holiday on gas tax, but

00:30:02.560 they're not going to find and cut anything in the federal deficit and the federal budget. So they got

00:30:09.200 to keep paying for all of these, you know, equitable roadways and everything else. So they're just going

00:30:14.580 to find that money. Well, they're going to find it at the fed and the fed can't sell our treasuries to

00:30:21.160 anybody. So the fed will just print more money, put it on our bill and then give it to the United

00:30:28.140 States. So you'll have more money for gas, which is a good thing, but done exactly the wrong way. So now

00:30:39.020 he's talking about a gas tax holiday, uh, which again would be good for the average person for a

00:30:46.380 while. Um, however, Granholm came out yesterday and said, if these companies don't lower the gas

00:30:55.280 price, the president will use every tool he has, including the defense production act.

00:31:07.480 So this would be the, what the third time, Stu, that they've invoked the defense production act,

00:31:12.040 something that hasn't been used since the war in Korea. This is a wartime act. And if you think that

00:31:22.080 they won't declare a national emergency, mark my words, when this happens, run for the hills, they are

00:31:31.160 going to declare a national emergency on climate change, which is the worst. Then they'll issue it and

00:31:38.760 and maybe climate change will can, will, uh, include the gas prices. Uh, otherwise they'll do an energy

00:31:46.780 national emergency. They're going to do a food national emergency, which means the president

00:31:53.020 will have total powers to be able to gobble up the free market. And if you don't, I mean, this is

00:32:02.000 fascism. What he was talking about yesterday is fascism. Now, can I ask another question?

00:32:10.800 There's so much to pay attention to. I, I, I'm sorry. We can barely keep up. I can't imagine what

00:32:16.480 it's like with you, with the family and your kids and school and everything else that's going on.

00:32:21.160 Uh, Matt Gates said, uh, Saturday, the firearms policy under Biden, he is using every tool he can.

00:32:32.980 There is a, uh, a problem that the IRS from March 1st to June 1st, a three month span,

00:32:43.920 the IRS bought $700,000 worth of ammunition. Now, why does the IRS need $700,000 worth of ammunition?

00:32:58.000 There's only two answers. Now, this is on top of the what? 1.8 billion that department of homeland

00:33:05.940 security spent on it. Uh, there's several agencies that are buying up ammunition now.

00:33:13.200 There's two explanations. One is more nefarious than the other. Well, yes, one is more nefarious

00:33:21.240 than the other. One is they just have plans on arming everybody in every agency and you will do

00:33:28.100 exactly what they say or they'll shoot. That's the most nefarious. The second is probably the most

00:33:37.080 likely, although I wouldn't lay any of my money down on it. It's probably more risky than the stock

00:33:42.440 market. The more likely of the two, I think, is that this is just another way to stop guns from

00:33:51.640 being on the streets. They are going to use every lever they can. If the United States government is

00:33:58.420 buying up all the ammunition that only drives the cost of ammunition up and only depletes the market

00:34:05.620 of ammunition. So, in effect, they stop you from being able to have any kind of ammunition. Remember,

00:34:13.960 we told you on Monday of this week what was happening with Winchester. Winchester makes most of our 223 and 556 for the military.

00:34:26.040 They have a military contract. In it, Winchester can sell about 30% of their stock to the open market.

00:34:38.880 And that provides the United States, you know, the average consumer with about 40 to 50% of all 556 and 223.

00:34:48.720 The federal government was pressuring Winchester to stop selling it to the open market.

00:34:57.760 That would be really bad for national defense. But beyond that, it's just another sign that they're

00:35:04.720 doing everything they possibly can to stop guns, to infringe on your Second Amendment rights.

00:35:14.200 These are the kinds of things, I think, that might be caught up in a Supreme Court case

00:35:20.240 regarding the EPA. Maybe. Maybe. But we'll see. You have to understand, boy, if you didn't read

00:35:29.920 Philip Drew, Administrator, get it. It's a free Google book because nobody in their right mind would ever

00:35:36.080 pay for it. It is absolutely the worst book I think I've ever read. It's just so poorly written.

00:35:42.540 But it was done by, I think it was written by Colonel House. He was the guy that was the main

00:35:49.160 advisor and best friend to Woodrow Wilson. Wilson is said to have read it three times during his

00:35:57.640 administration. He just loved it so much. It's so great. I think he said that because he wanted more

00:36:03.300 and more people to read it. You should read it because it is exactly what Biden is trying to do

00:36:10.920 right now. And I don't think I've ever gone into great detail. It's about the country is in chaos.

00:36:17.800 The country is having all kinds of problems. And all of these people just love this hero,

00:36:22.220 Philip Drew. He's a war hero, and he's great. And everybody loves him. And he's super, super honest.

00:36:27.080 And all he does, he just loves the country so much. And everybody knows that he's not going to do

00:36:31.980 anything to hurt the country. Because he's your average Joe. So he becomes president. But he doesn't

00:36:40.820 want to be called president. He just wants to be an administrator. Because he's not qualified to be

00:36:48.120 president. He's an administrator. And he can just use all of the administrative tools of the presidency

00:36:57.860 to get the experts in who know more than he does, know more than the average person. And he's going

00:37:05.920 to let science settle everything. And so he gets into office. He begins to do exactly what Joe Biden

00:37:13.480 is doing now. And then he starts telling the country, the companies in the country exactly what

00:37:19.160 they can and cannot do, exactly how they're going to do. But based on experts, I mean, he's not an

00:37:26.640 expert. So he just listens to the expert. And then when the experts speak, he tells the people the news

00:37:33.420 and the people rejoice, because it's so wonderful having an expert administrate everything in American

00:37:39.880 life. It goes on by two thirds of the way in. Philip Drew is going, he's already abolished,

00:37:49.160 published Congress, and he has rewritten the American Constitution, based on what the experts say.

00:37:56.520 And then on top of that, he does something else special. He goes state to state and abolishes their

00:38:02.280 state constitutions as well. Philip Drew administrator, you can get it free on Google Books. And it is a must

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00:45:41.520 Okay. Stu, quickly, we're going to go into analysis later. Just quickly,

00:45:47.400 what decisions have we received from the Supreme Court?

00:45:52.800 So one in Berger versus North Carolina NAACP was a case about voter ID law, basically who could argue

00:45:59.300 for it in the state. Not a huge high profile one that everyone was talking about, but it was an 8-1

00:46:04.540 decision written by Gorsuch. And the only dissent was Sotomayor. So as you can imagine,

00:46:09.340 probably goes the way that you'd want it to go if you're a conservative. What we see here is these

00:46:14.320 opinions get released by reverse seniority. So that means no Amy Coney Barrett decisions today,

00:46:20.600 no Brett Kavanaugh decisions today. Gorsuch is up now. He could have another one. And then you go

00:46:25.800 into Kagan, Sotomayor, and then Alito, which is if you're going to get Dobbs, hopefully where you would

00:46:30.700 get it. And then of course, filling up the last one would be Roberts because he's chief justice.

00:46:36.560 So anyway, this is where we're going now. We're going to get at least one more. We only know

00:46:41.880 one more at a time. So when a new decision comes out, we'll know if there's one more or if it's

00:46:46.600 the last one. And that's the only way it goes.

00:46:48.760 Yeah. Okay. Thank you very much, Stu. I want to bring in Ricky Radliff,

00:46:54.080 Radliff, who is my executive producer. I mean, I don't, I don't, I have no idea. I've got a block on,

00:47:01.900 I don't, I don't know what it is. I know. I know. I know. All right. So Ricky, I asked her to look

00:47:11.800 into something because she has real journalistic chops. She's the one that makes sure that everything

00:47:18.680 that we say between her and Stu is accurate and gets a final check. I had, I came to her two months

00:47:26.120 ago with a, um, with a story about a school locally in Texas. And, um, it, it happened to a guy,

00:47:35.740 a contractor that I know, a good friend whose child has really gone through the ringer in the last few

00:47:43.260 years. And the school, uh, what was, was not helpful to say the least. Can you tell the story

00:47:52.380 and then go over what you found in this? Yeah. And I'm going to be relying on some notes because

00:47:57.900 this is now turned legal. Yes, this has become legal. So I'll be referring to some notes to make

00:48:03.240 sure that I get all my facts straight. But, um, basically there's a school in the Dallas Fort Worth

00:48:08.760 area. It's called Springtown High School. And Travis's daughter, Aaliyah, a few years ago,

00:48:14.560 she suffered a brutal rape. And as a consequence of that, she's had a lot of trauma and suffered

00:48:21.720 depression and has been suicidal over the last two years. So Travis decided he wanted to make sure

00:48:27.400 that he got his daughter into the right school that would put her in a program for, that had special

00:48:32.440 needs and, you know, attended to, um, kids like her that, you know, wanted to learn, but also needed

00:48:38.720 a little bit of extra care and attention. So, um, I should point out that because of the,

00:48:46.240 the rape and the depression, she has been on some, some medication to help keep her balanced.

00:48:52.740 Yes, this was a, this was a horrible, horrible incident. And I, I really love the, the family

00:49:00.300 because the father is right, right on top of it and, and, and so caring. And she has had,

00:49:07.560 uh, an attempted suicide, um, because of this. Yeah. In the past, she had, uh, struggled with

00:49:14.080 suicide and he is a single father. So he's doing this on his own with a teenage daughter. Any fathers

00:49:18.800 out there, even, you know, who are doing this with a two parent household know how hard it is to

00:49:23.640 raise a daughter in today's society. So he sends her to school and, um, there's a couple of incidents

00:49:29.200 that lead up to this moment that is unthinkable. Um, she gets into an altercation during lunch

00:49:35.580 with a couple of boys and they have a shoving match. They had cut her in line at the cafeteria.

00:49:40.880 They have a shoving match and they tell her, go home and kill yourself. Now this is at the school

00:49:47.460 that just promised Travis that she would have special classes and they would be very attentive

00:49:52.880 to it. Right. So this kind of stuff could happen, but it's what does the school do about it? Right.

00:49:58.400 Okay. So the shoving match, go home and kill yourself. What happens?

00:50:01.860 She immediately apologizes. I actually saw cell phone footage from another student where I,

00:50:08.500 I see the deescalation. She apologizes. The boys apologize. Um, but they concede, we'll go back

00:50:15.740 to the back of the line. What follows that is she sort of, it sets in. Someone has just told her to

00:50:21.180 kill herself after she's already been struggling with this for the last couple of years. There is

00:50:25.900 video footage from the school. Uh, this is verified by the principal. This is per Travis. He says the

00:50:31.840 principal saw the footage themselves of Aaliyah at the cafeteria, sitting at the table,

00:50:38.360 shaking and trembling by herself. She was so upset about being told by boys to go kill herself.

00:50:44.240 She goes and tells a teacher and a school counselor and, uh, they tell her to go back to class. And

00:50:51.660 then she goes back and forth and she's saying, I'm having thoughts of self-harm.

00:50:55.600 She's saying this to teachers and administrators. Yes. They tell her, well, look, why don't we send

00:51:02.780 you home? So they put her on a bus and send her home. At this point, Travis has still not been

00:51:08.140 contacted. She, and he's at work. He's at work. So she's being sent home alone to a house and they

00:51:16.000 reach out to contact him. No, Travis gets no phone call. The phone call that he does get though,

00:51:20.960 is from his daughter after she has swallowed the last of her medication and, uh, overdose. Yeah.

00:51:27.360 She, she was trying to kill herself and she had a moment of clarity and realized, okay, I want to

00:51:34.340 stay alive. So she calls her dad and he races home and he finds his daughter in an ambulance.

00:51:41.100 She's unconscious at that point. And they get to the hospital and he doesn't even know

00:51:45.860 what has led to his daughter because the school still has not called. No. Um, so he eventually

00:51:53.800 when she comes to, he gets the story and he talks to the principal and the principal is, is very upset

00:52:00.800 and sympathetic to Travis and says, yes, I'm going to conduct an investigation and starts to look into

00:52:06.140 it. So the school starts at, what's the name of the school again? Springtown ISD. Okay. This is just

00:52:10.900 outside the Dallas Fort Worth area. Okay. So the school looks to do the right thing. They're

00:52:16.680 concerned and they're like, I can't believe this happened. Who dropped the ball? Right. Then he

00:52:21.300 gets a phone call from the superintendent. This is all per Travis. So I understand this is a, he said,

00:52:26.320 she said at this point, but Travis says that the superintendent called him and started to put

00:52:31.140 some blame on Travis as though he weren't attentive enough to his own daughter. Oh my gosh. And the

00:52:37.240 conversations that he were, he was having with the principal shut down and it was his assumption

00:52:41.280 that they had lawyered up and he wasn't getting an apology. He wasn't getting any answers as to why

00:52:46.880 they failed his daughter. Um, so I talked to Travis during this time cause he was working on my house.

00:52:53.940 He's one of the guys that was working on our house and, uh, and he was, I sent him home, you know,

00:52:59.520 right away the, like the first day, what go home, go home, go home. Um, and he is, uh,

00:53:05.460 he's not a litigious guy. He's, he's not a wealthy guy by any stretch of the imagination. He's a war

00:53:12.560 veteran, um, and a single dad who is really struggling with his daughter's mental health

00:53:19.500 because of the rape. Uh, and, uh, so I, I know that when he's, he's talking to the school at first,

00:53:27.320 he's saying, I just want to make sure this doesn't happen to somebody else. What happened? How did this

00:53:31.940 break down? He's not even thinking about being, uh, you know, a litigant in this at all. He just

00:53:38.720 wants to know, is this school safe for my daughter or other people's daughters? Right. So once he

00:53:45.520 realizes the school shutting down and they're not really doing anything to, to care for, uh, his

00:53:50.520 daughter. And in fact, they're, they're claiming that they did everything above board. He said that a

00:53:55.680 lot of the conversations with the assistant principal were callous and they, they were saying things like,

00:54:01.340 well, she's fine. She's alive. So what's the big deal? What are you concerned about?

00:54:05.860 So at this point, Travis decides to get his own lawyer and I'm going to read from the letter of

00:54:10.960 demand to the school. Um, Mr. Adams believes that everyone should be fired that was involved in

00:54:18.180 this and not be permitted to work in the district. Again, Mr. Adams believes the district should pay

00:54:22.080 Aaliyah for its failure to identify her as a student with a disability, for its failure to provide her a

00:54:27.700 safe school environment, for its failure to provide her support when she was in crisis,

00:54:31.340 for its failure to notify her father that she was in crisis, for its failure to fully investigate

00:54:36.560 and discipline the student who told Aaliyah to go home and kill herself. Reminder, just,

00:54:40.940 there's this big push for bullying. Everyone has zero tolerance for bullying. I looked at the

00:54:45.140 school. They claim that they do too. Um, and for its failure to fully investigate the assistant

00:54:49.820 principal and school counselor for the role in Aaliyah's suicide attempt, there is no figure the

00:54:54.120 district could pay to truly make up for its failings. But the figure of $1 million would help Aaliyah's

00:54:59.520 recovery and support for her future. These are his demands. So this was sent in late March,

00:55:04.940 um, because I wanted to do our due diligence. I reached out to the school, um, after I heard

00:55:10.840 Travis D tell the story and some of the allegations where I was horrified and the school, uh, quickly

00:55:16.840 got back to us. There's something about, um, media, the Glenn Beck program. And, uh, that sends a bit

00:55:23.460 of a tremble and it wasn't the school that got back to us. It was their lawyer. And I'm sorry,

00:55:28.660 the name of the school again is Springtown ISD. Springtown ISD. Google crashed that website y'all.

00:55:34.880 Um, and the lawyer Meredith Walker got back to us pretty quickly and she said, I represent

00:55:39.880 Springtown. Please direct any further communications regarding this matter to me. Here's a statement for

00:55:45.300 the district. We care deeply about the physical and emotional wellbeing of all of our students,

00:55:49.060 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The allegations outlined in your email, which is basically us

00:55:53.580 retelling what Travis told us include inaccuracies. Okay. Well, we don't like being wrong about

00:56:00.300 anything. We want to make sure we get our facts right. So we followed up. And even though I know

00:56:04.460 him, if he was telling me a story that wasn't true, I would be telling him, I'm not doing this story

00:56:11.220 because you, you have your facts wrong or I can't pin him down. Right. So we, we responded,

00:56:16.840 Meredith, thank you for your quick response. You said the allegations in our email contained

00:56:22.180 inaccuracies. Can you please outline what the inaccuracies are? Another legal response. Well,

00:56:28.180 given state and federal laws, protecting student information, Springtown ISD cannot comment further.

00:56:33.280 And then I also have, um, uh, Travis's lawyer sent me a response from the school. They did respond to

00:56:39.160 the letter of demand. And basically it was, so we're not going to do anything about this. You're,

00:56:45.780 your clear ask is outrageous. Let me see if I have this right. So Travis, his daughter,

00:56:51.120 she's, she, she gets out of a mental health institution for suicide. Um, and I know cause

00:56:57.820 I watched him through that torment, uh, and he's driving many miles to be with his daughter all the

00:57:06.000 time. Uh, and she gets out, he finds the school, he tells the school, her situation that she'd been

00:57:12.400 raped. She's suffering from suicidal thoughts. Um, is this a safe school? They say, yes. Can you put

00:57:19.420 her in some sort of special class? They say yes. Um, and we just want to make sure it is safe,

00:57:25.380 but they don't put her in a special class. No, he actually finds out during all of this that she

00:57:30.340 never got put in that special education program. So, uh, she was just dumped into the system.

00:57:36.060 And then when she says I'm having suicidal thoughts, help, help, help. She thinks she's

00:57:41.900 doing the right thing. Cause that's what dad told her to do. Go to the principal, go to any of these

00:57:47.440 administrators and tell them because they know your situation. They say, get on the bus and go home.

00:57:54.100 She then kills herself. No, she attempts to kill herself. Yeah. Thank God. Yeah. Uh, she goes and

00:57:59.800 attempts to kill herself. Uh, and the school is at first outraged and sympathetic, and then they

00:58:05.680 lawyer up. This really, um, shows you America that no, when, whatever Joe Biden says, when he says,

00:58:14.420 Oh, these kids are, you know, our teachers love our kids as much as, as, uh, you do. That's not true.

00:58:21.200 It's, it's not humanly possible. It is not true. Right. And there's this big push right now. We've got

00:58:30.380 to, we've got to stop the bullying that's going on. Governor Ron DeSantis, his legislation,

00:58:35.680 for kids who are suffering with gender dysphoria. Um, if there, if teachers aren't able to push,

00:58:41.460 you know, some of the grooming conversations that are happening in the classroom, this is a form of,

00:58:46.540 it may lead to suicide among, uh, transgendered kids. And if you guys recall, there was just a few

00:58:52.480 months ago. Do we have time for this Sarah to play this clip of Jen Psaki? Real quick.

00:58:56.220 This is a political wedge issue and an attempt to win a culture war. And they're doing that in a way

00:59:03.580 that is harsh and cruel, uh, to a community of kids, especially. I'm, I'm like going to get,

00:59:10.040 I'm going to get emotional about this issue because I just, it's horrible, but, uh, but you know, it's,

00:59:16.260 it's like kids who are bullied and this is like all these leaders are, are taking steps to hurt them

00:59:23.500 and hurt their lives and hurt their families. And you look at some of these laws in these states and

00:59:28.300 it is going after parents who are in loving relationships who have kids. It's completely

00:59:33.800 outrageous. Um, but it is, it is a wedge issue. Sorry. I am. This is an issue that makes me

00:59:39.320 completely crazy. Makes her cry. Yeah. I mean, I believe that Jen is sincere when she's concerned

00:59:45.100 about the kids bullying, but there is some selective outrage going on about the kids that we choose to

00:59:50.120 care about who are bullied. Um, springtown high school. We will be following this, uh, story. I

00:59:57.580 hope you follow this story. It's Dallas Fort Worth area, springtown high school. Um, like to see some

01:00:05.080 compassion and, uh, and something done about this. Uh, but we will be following it. And I would urge you to

01:00:13.240 very politely let the, um, the springtown ISD know that you are following it as well. Nothing like

01:00:22.780 people saying you're in the spotlight that changes everything. Thank you, Ricky. Um, our sponsor,

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01:01:44.660 Let's do an update.

01:01:52.700 Okay. Let's get a SCOTUS update. By the way, we have Josh Hammer joining us at the top of next hour

01:01:57.840 to, uh, go over what these decisions are and what they mean. Uh, what is the next decision that came

01:02:06.300 out and do we have more coming? So, yes, we still have more coming. We know we at least have one more

01:02:10.900 so far today. We've had three. We talked about the first one a little earlier. The second one was a

01:02:15.360 case Nance versus Ward, which was a fascinating one in that the guy who's on death row was basically

01:02:20.540 arguing for a firing squad. So this is one of those cases that if you win, you may get shot. Uh, but he did

01:02:27.580 win. Right. It was, it, the, the, the question was, can somebody who's on death row ask for an

01:02:34.380 execution style that is not currently done in the state? Right. The answer is, yep. Well, no,

01:02:39.520 the answer is, it really was more about the procedure that he could bring, uh, whether he

01:02:44.940 could challenge it under a civil rights, as a civil rights violation. So that is, they said he can do

01:02:50.380 that. So that is going, uh, that, that is, was a five, four case. And, and, and in the way that

01:02:55.780 you'd almost, uh, the, the worried, the way you'd worry about a case being ruled upon in this court

01:03:00.960 and that you'd have, uh, you have Kagan, um, uh, and, uh, but the conservatives going against it,

01:03:08.000 uh, with Roberts going on, on that side. So, um, and then you have a six, three case, uh,

01:03:14.640 in Vega versus Takeo. Uh, this is the one where the, um, another one of these civil rights cases,

01:03:20.300 where if you, a violation of your Miranda rights, uh, is a full justification for a civil rights

01:03:27.180 case, the court says, no, it's not. And that's an Alito decision. Wow. Six, three, kind of the

01:03:32.680 normal split that you'd expect from the court conservatives versus liberals. Uh, we do know

01:03:37.980 we have more to come at least one. And we know now that Alito, they only announce, they only hang on

01:03:44.360 just a second. They only announce it one at a time. So they'll announce one and say another one is

01:03:49.100 coming. Yeah. It's a, they basically announce one and say the, they, they say they announce one,

01:03:53.980 they don't say anything until it's the last one. So you only know at the very last one,

01:03:58.480 if it, when it's over, we now know there's at least one more coming and it can't be by Sotomayor,

01:04:03.960 Kagan, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, or Barrett. It's gotta be Alito, Breyer, Thomas, or Roberts.

01:04:08.340 We will see which one it is coming up. Wow. Okay. Stand by.

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01:05:43.440 This appears to be a very good day for the Constitution. The gun ruling has just come out

01:06:02.280 from the Supreme Court. The decision was written by Thomas, and it looks very good. By the way,

01:06:10.600 we're going to have full analysis with Josh Hammer, who is right now just scouring these decisions to

01:06:16.800 give us the real important parts of it about 30 minutes from now, because they are still coming

01:06:23.240 out. We'll give you that to you in just a second. Stu, just give the essence of what Thomas is saying

01:06:30.520 on this. Yeah, quick 6-3 decision on the sort of ideological lines you would expect here.

01:06:37.140 This is a great, to give you a quick excerpt, the constitutional right to bear arms in public

01:06:41.900 for self-defense is not a second-class right subject to an entirely different body of rules

01:06:46.420 than the other Bill of Rights guaranteed. The exercise of other constitutional rights does not

01:06:50.820 require individuals to demonstrate to government officers some special need. The Second Amendment

01:06:55.820 right to carry arms in public for self-defense is no different. So it is as good as you could

01:07:01.720 expect, and it's from Thomas. It's a long ruling. There's going to be a lot of good nuggets into it,

01:07:05.680 and we'll get into it coming up. Okay, we'll get into it about a half an hour after we've had time to

01:07:09.840 really digest all of it. That's coming up with Josh Hammer in just about 30 minutes.

01:07:16.020 Tim Barton is here. He's the president of Wall Builders, and also he is part of the American

01:07:22.980 Journey Summer Institute on American History. Our kids learn dates and names, and that's all they

01:07:30.440 learn, and so they don't really learn anything. They don't learn anything of importance. They can't

01:07:35.860 defend the country, the Constitution. They don't even know why it was written. I have actually asked

01:07:42.100 many people before, try this. It'll scare the hell out of you next week. What country did the United

01:07:47.420 States break away from in 1776? No clue. No clue. It is terrifying. Tim, welcome to the program.

01:07:57.680 Thanks. I am now a little scared to talk to people about Great Britain, but, or England, or, I don't

01:08:03.660 know, but I'm nervous now. Yeah, I know. I know. You have, I did a special last night, and I stood in

01:08:10.320 front of this old schoolhouse, and it actually, the hills go up and down as you're on your way. So it is

01:08:17.160 technically, when my grandparents said I walked five miles to school uphill both ways, technically

01:08:24.500 they were right on this schoolhouse. But it was amazing to see it was this building that was cut in

01:08:31.920 half by this folding wall, and little kids on one side and bigger kids on the other. And you have

01:08:39.820 something that in those kinds of schools, back before we had the Department of Education, we had

01:08:45.340 all the teachers unions, we used to learn through catechism, which is you would learn the concepts of

01:08:52.580 them, and then you'd have to defend it, correct? Right. Yeah, we actually, I brought several things

01:08:58.140 with me over to show, but one of them is that early catechism, or one of the catechisms I think

01:09:02.980 you're referring to. Yeah, okay, so this is on the Constitution, and see how many of these you can

01:09:10.620 answer yourself. This was given to not eighth grade students, this was for seventh grade to fourth grade,

01:09:19.520 or fourth grade to seventh grade? So presumably, because there was no Department of Education,

01:09:23.900 education, education was handled locally. So oftentimes, the teacher would choose what she

01:09:28.360 thought was the most appropriate, what he thought was the most appropriate for the students of that

01:09:31.860 age. For the class. This is an elementary catechism. So it's a beginner catechism, and it was used in

01:09:38.960 schools. So at this point, you're guessing maybe fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh grade, because there

01:09:43.980 were only eight levels or eight grades back then, but it was on the Constitution. And they literally start

01:09:49.020 with the very beginning from 1776, when America became a nation, and we are a Republican form of

01:09:54.820 government, and it goes through the sequence. But some of the questions they ask are genuinely

01:10:00.040 astounding. I chose a few fun ones, just to give the indication of... Stu, hang on. I know, Stu,

01:10:07.760 look up from the court for a second and see if you can answer any of these. I've done this.

01:10:11.940 I would absolutely fail. Okay. Go ahead. Okay, so it's a setup question. As you mentioned,

01:10:18.340 there's catechisms, there's questions and answers. So a question in the sequence says,

01:10:22.160 may members of Congress be arrested, that is, seized by a sheriff or constable,

01:10:25.900 for debts they owe while they are attending to their public duty. So while they're serving in

01:10:30.540 Congress, can they be arrested for owing debts? I have no idea. So the answer is... I think the answer is

01:10:40.060 no, but after they leave, once they're finished with the business, they can be... They can be

01:10:46.500 arrested while they're sitting in Congress, or if they're on their way to Congress.

01:10:50.140 But if they're done with their business of Congress, you can arrest them afterwards. Or if they're back

01:10:54.160 home, you can arrest them for debts they owe. However, the answer goes on to say is that

01:10:58.500 Congress's job is so important that they can't be arrested while going or returning to their home

01:11:02.700 or the place where Congress meets, unless they have done one of three things. What are the three

01:11:09.360 things... Next question is, what are the three things the Constitution says you can't arrest a sitting

01:11:14.440 congressman or senator for? Three things they can be arrested for?

01:11:18.860 Treason, murder, bribery.

01:11:23.860 Well, it actually is what they tried to charge President Trump with was a breach of the peace.

01:11:29.080 So it's a treason, a felony, or a breach of the peace. And then it says, when is a person guilty

01:11:33.540 of treason? And so the whole thing, the catechism is a building block where they walk you from the

01:11:38.280 very beginning, but it literally walks through Article 1, then Article 2, then Article 3, and Article 4.

01:11:43.040 So it's a sequence through this. Everything is question and answer. But this is what children

01:11:48.280 were getting when they were in that one-room schoolhouse when we talk about how much further

01:11:52.920 advanced they were in an educational position at a very young age. This is part of how they got there.

01:11:59.440 It's amazing because my grandfather only went up to third grade. He got up to third grade. He could

01:12:05.760 neither read nor write. But he was a wildly intelligent man. And I can't... I mean, you have

01:12:14.860 kids that are going, you know, graduating from high school, even going to college, and they're

01:12:20.760 morons. Absolute morons. It's incredible.

01:12:24.660 It is. And one of the things we know is that even the Department of Education has revealed that it's

01:12:29.740 approximately 19% of high school graduates who are graduating functionally illiterate. They cannot

01:12:34.740 read or write. And so those are also students that oftentimes go to college. And I remember being in

01:12:41.140 college around people who really did not know any kind of structure of sentences and paragraphs and

01:12:47.820 writing things. And I just thought, this is crazy. But this is the reality of the brokenness of the

01:12:51.720 education system. I know that I saw some of the special last night. This is part of the problem. And the

01:12:56.860 further removed education has become from parents, the less involved parents have been, the more it's allowed

01:13:01.560 this brokenness to continue.

01:13:04.060 Yeah, we've got to break up the Department of Education. These administrative... This administrative state has

01:13:10.820 got to be broken down. It's got to be closed. There's no reason that Washington is deciding what we can and

01:13:17.880 cannot do in our own local schools. That's madness. Absolute madness. We also are working with, through our

01:13:27.260 American Journey experience, we have our Summer Institute that teaches kids American history.

01:13:32.780 And we have one more this summer. When is the next one starting?

01:13:36.640 It's July 18th through 22nd here in Dallas.

01:13:40.700 Okay. And are we still taking applications?

01:13:43.440 We are. We do have a few spots still available. If people want to sign up, they can go to

01:13:47.280 the American Journey experience or Mercury One or Wall Builders. All those websites will have places

01:13:52.760 where they can sign up. And this is something that there is an application process. There's an

01:13:56.640 interview process because our goal is we're not trying to make converts, right? Some parents get

01:14:01.160 concerned and they want their kids to be changed from the socialistic ideas. Our goal for this program

01:14:06.920 is to make disciples of kids who already believe the truth exists and just want to be equipped and grow

01:14:11.440 and learn more. And so that way we can spend time helping kids go deeper, not just trying to

01:14:16.500 convert them from the craziness of what they've learned from their professors.

01:14:20.280 Right. This one is very specific because this is going for 18 to 24 year olds. These are people in

01:14:25.720 college. These we have had some that are a little wishy-washy and kind of torn back and forth,

01:14:32.700 but we're really trying to focus on the kids that generally get it. I mean, they don't have to

01:14:39.280 understand American history back and forth, but they understand that we're a decent nation,

01:14:43.860 that we were founded in God because it's a very short this year. It's a short, short season because

01:14:50.740 of all of our schedules. And so it's a week, which normally takes us two weeks to do. We're packing it

01:14:57.300 into one week. And these kids are transformed. So if you know, you know, or maybe your son or daughter

01:15:03.540 is going into college or in college, they want to understand American history. They want to be able

01:15:10.560 to defend it. They want to be able to find out how to find the truth. We're not teaching the truth.

01:15:17.180 We're teaching you how to find the truth by showing you the original documents. Um, please go to

01:15:24.080 mercury one or American journey experience or wall builders.com. And you can find all of the,

01:15:30.320 you know, anything you just go, one of those, just fill out the form application, but do it right

01:15:34.940 away. Uh, how's our class doing this week? I, I talked to them Monday when they first came in

01:15:41.800 and I don't think you had broken them down yet. My favorite part of this is Tim is so good at

01:15:48.340 rhetoric. He starts with, so tell me what you believe. And by the end of the day, all of the

01:15:55.040 students are like, I don't know what I believe in you. Breaks them down on, can you defend what you

01:16:02.280 believe? And that show that breaks the arrogance of today, uh, and allows them to open up their

01:16:09.960 mind and go, okay. All right. If I'm going to say, I believe something, I better know why I believe it.

01:16:15.220 Correct. Absolutely. And it's something that we definitely have seen at this point now being on

01:16:18.740 the fourth day in with these students. And as you mentioned, normally it's a two week process. So

01:16:22.080 we're able to take a little more time. Now we're definitely force feeding, cramming some things as fast

01:16:27.220 as we can, but it's, it's really, it's so fun to see kids that are hungry. They want to know truth.

01:16:33.120 And as you mentioned on the first day, we try to expose that they, they might not know as much as

01:16:37.440 they think they do, right? They might have some opinions and ideas, but it's, it's maybe not as

01:16:41.820 grounded as they thought. At 50, I didn't know as much as I thought I knew. It's crazy. And part of

01:16:50.600 the goal of our program is we want to help kids be able to, to have experienced history firsthand,

01:16:55.740 holding original documents, going through the vault and seeing all the artifacts so that when,

01:17:01.300 when they have a conversation, they can have a much more informed, intelligent, honest conversation

01:17:06.060 saying, actually, I held the original documents and here's what it said. And, and I know that story.

01:17:10.560 Well, well, here's, you know, almost like the Paul Harvey, we tell them, look, you're, you're going to

01:17:14.400 get part of the story. People are going to promote, right. Some of the bad and the evil and moments.

01:17:18.260 And sometimes you need to go, well, actually there's more to that story. Here's the Paul Harvey

01:17:21.840 moment. The rest of the story. Right. And, and sometimes even, even, even there is more,

01:17:27.800 there's more bad stuff. Absolutely. In that story. You know, we want them, we don't ever want any

01:17:33.840 student to ever be surprised by the bad stuff in America because we have done, you know, I, I ask

01:17:41.740 people, you know, is America good or is America bad? The answer is yes. Is, is Winston Churchill good?

01:17:49.180 Or was he bad? Yes. He's both. It's the trajectory. And are you learning from the past and the

01:17:57.100 mistakes? Yeah. That's what matters. There's no doubt about it. And actually one of the things

01:18:01.980 on Tuesday, we were going through some of the history of Columbus and Jamestown and Plymouth.

01:18:06.980 And in Jamestown, we talked about, you know, the 1619 practice trying to say America's bad because of

01:18:11.120 this. And, and they're not even telling that story. Right. But if you wanted to say things were bad,

01:18:14.560 we could really go into some bad stuff. And so we did. And so we went back to John Smith's journal

01:18:19.600 and we talked about the starving time in Jamestown and, and read about the actual cannibalism of

01:18:24.500 Jamestown where they had 490 people at the beginning of the winter. And by that spring,

01:18:28.780 they were down to 60. They had starved to death, but they started eating each other in Jamestown.

01:18:33.260 And the students at the end of the day, when we asked him, Hey, what's something that stood out to you

01:18:36.200 today? The number one thing students said was, I did not know that English colonies ever turned to

01:18:42.040 cannibalism. Right. I didn't know it got that bad. And to your point, there definitely are some

01:18:47.080 really bad, despicable, evil moments in American history. And, and what we do here is we try to

01:18:52.540 teach students the whole story, but, but grounded it in truth. So we're not just making accusations.

01:18:57.900 We actually pull out the documents and say, well, actually, here's where that was written. Who wrote

01:19:01.020 that? Here's the story to equip them, to be able to have more honest, intelligent conversations.

01:19:06.560 The American journey experience summer Institute. If you want your kids involved 18 to 24, we have

01:19:14.560 few seats left wallbuilders.com or the American journey.org. You can also find it at mercury one.org.

01:19:23.340 Thank you, Tim. Appreciate it. Thanks so much less more on the Supreme court and the constitution that

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01:21:01.820 If this isn't the definition of Charles Dickens, tale of two cities, it was the best of times. It was

01:21:20.440 the worst of times. Uh, if you look at what's happening in the administration, it is the worst

01:21:26.560 of times. The, the violations of our constitution are out of control. But if you look at what's

01:21:33.520 happening in our Supreme court, it is the best of times. Um, just today, can we go over some of

01:21:40.540 the, we have Josh hammer, uh, coming up. He's going to give us a full rundown of what all of it means,

01:21:45.560 but just quickly, let's go over what came out, uh, today. Yeah. Question about voter ID law in North

01:21:53.380 Carolina. That was an eight, one decision. Gorsuch writing only Sotomayor dissenting.

01:21:57.780 You had a case about, uh, execution methods. That one, the guy wanted to choose a firing squad.

01:22:04.040 And, uh, the question was whether he was able to do that as a civil rights violation,

01:22:08.560 as they wouldn't let him be executed by firing squad. That one was a five, four decision written

01:22:14.140 by Kagan. Then you had a, uh, quick one about, um, uh, violation, uh, of, uh, of civil rights.

01:22:22.520 Um, as it, it was, uh, the Miranda's, the Miranda rights, uh, is that the basis for civil rights?

01:22:28.920 That was a six, three Alito decision on, on typical lines and a six, three decision on ideological lines

01:22:34.820 as well. In the big one, the gun case in New York, which now says you don't have to prove a special

01:22:40.520 need to execute your constitutional right to bear arms. You can do it without proving you need to

01:22:47.400 do it. I've got a lot of questions just on that one with Josh Hammer. We're going to talk to him

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01:23:54.220 All right. One of the smarter guys that I know, and I think a real force, uh, for good in our,

01:23:59.860 in our nation is Josh Hammer. Do not hold this against him. He is the opinion editor at Newsweek.

01:24:05.560 And I, and I think that's actually a good thing that a real conservative is, uh, the opinion editor

01:24:12.460 of Newsweek. Um, he clerked for, I think Alito. He was the, um, editor at large for the daily wire

01:24:21.760 for a while. He's worked with us at the blaze for a while. Guy can't keep a job, but he is. He's

01:24:28.040 probably one of the best guys, uh, I know that can really give us the rundown and the overall view

01:24:33.060 of what has just happened at the Supreme court. We start with Josh Hammer in 60 seconds.

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01:25:44.220 life lock. My friend, Josh Hammer, how are you, sir?

01:25:50.480 Glenn, I'm doing great. Just a quick one clarification. I cannot claim the mantle of

01:25:54.560 former Supreme court clerk. I'm a great admirer of justice Alito, but as for myself, I actually

01:25:58.800 only clerked on the U S court appeals for the fifth circuit, but with that caveat aside, it's so great

01:26:02.940 to be with you on such a great day for the constitution. Oh, well now I don't know if you

01:26:07.080 have any credibility, uh, cause I was looking for somebody who was specifically clerked, uh, Josh,

01:26:12.180 I, I really appreciate the time you've already taken today, uh, to look into all of these rulings.

01:26:17.680 I think this was a very good day for the constitution.

01:26:22.620 Yeah, it is. I mean, it especially is look, I mean, we have to talk about this gun case. I mean,

01:26:28.980 the court determined other cases today. I, you know, they've just done this in the past hour.

01:26:33.420 I would, I would be lying and misleading your listeners. If I said, I've been able to comb through

01:26:36.720 the mall to find to come, but certainly what I'm seeing here is, is a great day. There's another

01:26:41.640 ruling out a case called Vega involving the, uh, expansion or the lack thereof is the case may

01:26:47.460 be of an, of, of an erroneous 1960s era criminal procedure case known as Miranda versus Arizona.

01:26:52.640 This was like a, an excellent six, three outcome from justice Alito, but it is this New York state.

01:26:58.360 How does it wait, wait, wait, hang on before we get to that, how does the Miranda case affect us?

01:27:03.500 So basically the court had an opportunity to expand Miranda and an opportunity to expand Miranda into

01:27:11.560 uncharted terrain and they, and they refuse to do so. It was, it was a six, three ruling that

01:27:16.760 broke down on familiar ideological lines. Basically the court held that in a situation where a police

01:27:22.420 officer fails to give a suspect his Miranda warnings, and then the government uses that

01:27:28.220 suspect's statements against him in court. The suspect does not have an implied legal right

01:27:34.380 of action under the fifth amendment's right against self-incrimination to sue for that. So

01:27:38.860 it's a minor fact pattern dispute as a lot of these cases end up being, but the principle is against

01:27:44.900 the expansion of flawed precedent. And really kind of, it's interesting, Glenn, if you go back to 1960s,

01:27:50.280 when the Warren court was obviously at its heyday, this is the point that I make time and time again in

01:27:54.400 my law school speeches that I do through the federal society, it's usually the, you know,

01:27:57.980 the culture war cases, Griswold versus Connecticut, obviously Roe versus Wade, it is the culture war

01:28:03.680 cases that tend to generate the headline, but it's actually the area of criminal procedure and cases

01:28:09.460 like Miranda versus Arizona, Gideon versus Wainwright, that really, I think kind of make, at least for

01:28:15.680 myself, kind of like a law and order conservative like myself, really kind of makes the hair on the back

01:28:19.180 of my spine just totally leap up. So this is a good decision in refusing to extend Miranda,

01:28:23.920 maybe Miranda will be overturned one day, it's not clear, but it's a step in the right direction at

01:28:28.240 least. Okay, so Josh, I'd love to go back to why you think Miranda should be overturned, but we'll do

01:28:34.580 that another day where we're not talking about the huge gun case up in New York, where I couldn't get

01:28:43.260 a gun in New York. I had 15 active threats, I had Gavin DeBecker and Associates, which were,

01:28:50.800 they're probably the best security detail in the country, in the world, really. And they were

01:28:58.660 following these threats, you know, my kids were looking at pursuer lists on our refrigerator, if

01:29:05.520 these people approach, go run, get mom or dad. I mean, it was really bad. And I couldn't get a gun

01:29:13.040 in New York City, because they deemed that I didn't have enough cause to have a gun. That's

01:29:20.960 been thrown out now. So tell me what they've done. What does this mean for New York and the rest of

01:29:27.300 the country?

01:29:27.780 So it's a fantastic ruling. Look, I have not had the chance to pour through this with a fine tooth

01:29:33.940 comb. Looks like the Justice Thomas majority opinion clocks in at 63 pages, you know, including

01:29:39.020 concurrences and dissents. We're up to 130, 140 pages. So I've got my reading cut out for me for

01:29:43.640 the rest of the day. But based on my quick skimming of it, this is a thoroughly well researched, I might

01:29:49.800 even say thus far career defining majority opinion from Justice Clarence Thomas. It's really interesting.

01:29:55.620 I was thinking about this recently. It's unclear to me to date, or at least before today, whether

01:30:01.940 Clarence Thomas had a career defining majority opinion. He's written so prolifically for so long,

01:30:07.880 but most of his greatest writings, especially on the hard hitting cases, have been in concurrence

01:30:12.940 or more often than not, oftentimes in dissent. Really, Anthony Scalia, I think in another gun case,

01:30:19.740 2008 DC versus Heller had his kind of landmark career defining opinion. And at least until

01:30:25.440 affirmative action, I predict is likely overturned next term, we can get that if you want to,

01:30:30.120 at least until that day where I predict Thomas would also have the majority opinion. This is

01:30:34.180 his career defining opinion. This is an issue that is very near and dear to Justice Thomas.

01:30:38.660 He wrote an amazing concurrence in the court's last major Second Amendment case, the McDonald versus

01:30:43.540 City of Chicago case from 2010, where he had a magisterial 55 to 60 page concurrence just working

01:30:50.340 through the history. This issue is very near and dear to him. He is a personal gun owner. He enjoys

01:30:55.600 hunting. And from what I can tell, it's just a really thoroughly well-researched opinion that reaches

01:31:02.620 the clear and obvious result that anyone with any degree of familiarity with the Second Amendment text

01:31:08.340 could tell you, which is that this is a right. And the very act of talking about bearing arms, not just

01:31:15.340 keeping them, but bearing them, obviously entails the ability to do so outside the home without

01:31:21.420 oppressive restrictions, the likes of which Glenn, it sounds like you faced in my home state, my home

01:31:26.300 state of New York. And a point that Justice Kavanaugh makes in his very brief concurring opinion,

01:31:33.080 he kind of drives home this point, which is the vast majority of states which have so-called

01:31:38.820 shall issue regimes for their gun licensing permits, which means that you have to give the applicant a

01:31:44.880 permit as long as they go through X, Y, Z test, you know, they shoot the right number of targets,

01:31:49.180 similar to what I did in Texas when I got my permit there years ago. Those laws are all untouched.

01:31:54.020 The only laws that are jeopardized by today's decision are the more problematic, quote unquote,

01:31:59.640 may issue laws, not the shall issue laws, where they basically give the licensing authorities a ton

01:32:06.060 of discretion to arbitrarily decide where you have to, you know, you have to show that you truly,

01:32:11.360 you truly need it, whatever the heck that means. But, you know, Glenn, the fact that you

01:32:14.520 didn't get it. Yeah. Go ahead. Yeah, it is nuts. So I wanted to ask you, so doesn't this make the

01:32:22.960 Senate gun bill a joke? I mean, that will have no teeth to it after this ruling, would it?

01:32:31.280 Yes and no. It's really interesting. I expect a lot of commentary over the next 24 to 48 hours,

01:32:40.120 the next week is going to focus on this exact question, right? So in theory, they are different

01:32:45.620 issues. The ruling here today is talking about concealed carry and open carry licensing regimes

01:32:53.140 in the states. The Senate gun bill is in theory focused on other measures. It's focused on things

01:32:58.760 like red flag laws, but it is a little intellectually inconsistent, or at least at a bare minimum,

01:33:05.300 it would be a little peculiar, right? To have a liberalized, and I say that in a good way,

01:33:10.760 a more liberalized concealed carry licensing regime, while at the same time having a red flag law in

01:33:18.120 place that would just infringe upon due process rights willy nilly. Those two things would seem to

01:33:23.100 be in tension with one another. At a bare minimum, the timing, but it's not the same opinion.

01:33:29.640 It really kind of sucks the wind out of John Cornyn and the other 13 Senate Republicans momentum,

01:33:35.380 that's for sure.

01:33:38.040 So how will this affect other states? New York, by the way, has just come out, and I'm going to talk

01:33:43.280 about this in a minute. New York has already come out and said, it's not going to change anything.

01:33:49.160 We're not going to abide by this, which is ironic because that's what the Second Amendment is for,

01:33:56.180 to stop an out-of-control, lawless government doing what they want and not abiding by the

01:34:03.040 Constitution. I just want to point that out. Well, that's wild. I have not seen that, but

01:34:09.460 that's just wild stuff if they said it that bluntly here. Look, the entire idea behind the

01:34:17.140 incorporation of the Bill of Rights, which is itself a legally debatable matter, I should say.

01:34:21.860 But they have held, the court has held that the overall majority of the enumerated rights in the

01:34:27.260 Bill of Rights, including the Second Amendment, by the way, that's the McDonald versus Chicago case

01:34:31.680 in 2010, the court has held that these rights are incorporated against the states, which,

01:34:36.960 you know, to escape the legalese for a minute, means that a state cannot infringe upon these rights.

01:34:43.140 The federal government already cannot, but a state cannot as well. So this case is right out of New

01:34:48.300 York State. So, I mean, if New York State wants to go, you know, flip two middle fingers at the

01:34:52.940 court when they itself are a party to the lawsuit, look, parties to the law are balanced.

01:34:59.160 Let me read exactly what Governor Kathy Hochul said. She said, it's outrageous that at a moment of

01:35:08.500 national reckoning on gun violence, the Supreme Court has recklessly struck down a New York law

01:35:14.800 that limits those who can carry concealed weapons. By the way, I don't know if she knows this, but

01:35:20.880 Buffalo is in New York, so her law didn't do anything. In response to this ruling, we are reviewing

01:35:27.960 our options, including calling a special session of the legislature. Just as we swiftly pass nation

01:35:34.160 leading gun reform legislation, we will continue to do everything in our power to keep New Yorkers

01:35:39.680 safe from gun violence. So she didn't say we're not going to do it. She said we're just going to

01:35:43.780 find a way around it. Right. I mean, that statement is about what I would expect from a left-wing

01:35:49.480 hack like the governor of New York State. We'll see. We'll see what they try to do. I mean,

01:35:54.120 they'll try to pass some law. Maybe they'll try to issue something administrative. Inevitably,

01:35:58.180 they'll find themselves in court again. And with the current composition of the court,

01:36:03.200 if that ultimately makes its way up to the Supreme Court itself, you have to like the odds of the side

01:36:08.820 of gun rights. The reality is that if I have the number correctly, I think it's 43 of the current

01:36:15.220 states in the country. If I recall the number from the Kavanaugh and Kering opinion today,

01:36:19.000 43 of the states are either, quote unquote, shall issue states or just straight up constitutional

01:36:24.880 carry states, states where you simply do not need a license to exercise your right

01:36:28.560 to keep your arms outside the home. So we should note that this opinion does not actually apply

01:36:34.400 to the vast majority of states. We're really only talking here about deep blue states such as New

01:36:39.440 York State. And look, I mean, cynically speaking, as someone who was born in New York and fled many

01:36:45.140 years ago, I mean, if it is oppressive laws like this that incentivize more people to flee blue state

01:36:50.700 tyranny for red state freedom, you know, far be it for me to criticize people to do so. But the statement

01:36:56.160 that you that you read, Glenn, you know, I would expect them to say something along those lines.

01:37:01.600 All right, we're gonna if you don't mind holding for just a minute, I'm going to do a commercial

01:37:05.520 comeback. And I just want to just ask you if you've looked at any of the others, is there anything

01:37:10.000 that you think is a really good sign on where things are headed? Just some of the other

01:37:16.460 decisions that came out today from the Supreme Court back with Josh Hammer in a minute.

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01:38:51.840 So my producers are freaking out because they want to make sure that I clarify something here that I

01:39:15.340 just said. Historically, the reason why the Second Amendment exists is not for hunting, not a sport.

01:39:26.580 I want to go shoot clay pigeons. Okay. That's not what it was about. Otherwise, you might be able to

01:39:32.720 find like bowling in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. It's not about a sport. It's about protecting

01:39:39.040 yourself and protecting your community against an out-of-control, rogue government. That's what it's

01:39:49.300 about. So I just find it ironic that if they're like, we're not going to obey by this rule, that's

01:39:55.780 what the Second Amendment, that's what the founders were talking about. Right. But you're somebody that

01:40:01.080 just decided. As you just read that statement, that's not exactly what's happening. You're not

01:40:06.140 exactly calling for a civil war against Albany. I don't think, are you? I want to make sure here.

01:40:12.300 Because, I mean, you're talking about this was the motivation at the time. You have to follow

01:40:16.320 these traditions and these rules. But this is a much, much different case here as we're talking

01:40:21.120 about it now from some statement from a meaningless, you know. I'm just, yeah, I'm just talking about

01:40:27.620 how ironic it is that that's what the founders, you know, said that that's really important because

01:40:34.620 if they're, you know, as George Washington said, when the people fear the government, there is

01:40:40.440 tyranny. When the government fears the people, there is liberty. And, you know, part of that is being

01:40:47.380 able to question them, to speak out, to have a free press, to assemble, and also to own a gun.

01:40:54.840 Anyway, Josh, anything else that you see that came out today that you think is good news in a far-reaching way?

01:41:08.300 Well, first of all, let me just chime in briefly on the conversation that you and Stu were just

01:41:11.680 having. I obviously could not agree with you guys more on the philosophical underpinning of the

01:41:15.940 Second Amendment. Glenn, I know that you will uniquely appreciate this, just because I know how

01:41:20.920 much you care about this issue. But, you know, I'm Jewish, obviously. I keep on my desk at all times

01:41:26.540 a rock that a rabbi gave to me years ago that he smuggled out of the crematorium of Auschwitz.

01:41:32.260 And I keep next to that rock a rock that I myself took from Treblinka. And then across my room,

01:41:40.320 I have my, you know, my Daniel Defense AR with lots of ammunition and mags and all that.

01:41:45.180 And to me, I refer to that, to my friends, as my Warsaw Ghetto gun. I mean, so no one understands

01:41:51.080 the philosophical underpinning of the Second Amendment more than I do. So I just want to echo

01:41:54.280 your sentiments on that. It's very well said.

01:41:58.060 And, you know, the Germans gave all of the information of where their guns were to the

01:42:04.900 Weimar Republic. You give it in good faith because the Weimar Republic said, oh, we'll never use this.

01:42:10.520 Well, then the Nazis came in and guess who took all the information and knew where all the guns were?

01:42:14.480 That's why you just don't do these things. But anyway, go ahead.

01:42:18.720 Exactly. Shifting a little bit as far as the other cases that came across the transom today.

01:42:24.360 So there's an Eighth Amendment case about a method of execution that I have not had the chance to

01:42:29.600 review yet. It's a case out of Georgia called Nancy V. Ward. Long story short, there's been all sorts of

01:42:35.580 kind of activist litigation for many years now where, you know, the predictable groups, the ACLU groups

01:42:41.120 like that will sue. And they have the effect of incrementally outlawing or seeking to outlaw various

01:42:48.000 forms of execution, which only then make you have to look harder and harder to find the right

01:42:52.860 cocktail. It's a very pernicious legal tactic with the obvious and not so subtle end goal of trying

01:42:58.000 to reabolish the death penalty in America. It looks like the wrong side won today. But a glimmer of hope,

01:43:04.680 though I see that Justice Barrett actually filed a dissenting opinion in that case. So even though

01:43:08.980 Kavanaugh defected, it's good to see that Justice Barrett at least is on the right side of this Eighth

01:43:13.460 Amendment issue. Another case that I have not really fully had the chance to break down,

01:43:18.480 it's out of the Fourth Circuit. It's a case in North Carolina. Basically here, it's a case called

01:43:23.640 Berger versus North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP. The court ruled, and it's notable because

01:43:29.580 it's an eight to one ruling. It's an eight to one ruling. They ruled that Republican state lawmakers

01:43:33.860 in North Carolina are able to intervene to defend their state's voter ID law that the NAACP challenged.

01:43:41.940 So the procedural posture there is it's not it's not a substantive claim. It's more of a procedural

01:43:46.580 claim. Rather, the reason I want to flag it for your listeners, I think it's worth discussing at least

01:43:51.580 a little bit, is because it's an eight to one opinion. The only person who dissented here is,

01:43:56.180 predictably speaking, Sotomayor. And that's a real rebuke to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the

01:44:01.200 Fourth Circuit, the lower court that heard this when you get reverse E1 by the court,

01:44:05.400 when everyone but Sotomayor disagrees with you. And it really paints a stark picture as to how much

01:44:10.240 the Obama presidency changed the Fourth Circuit among some other circuits. So we really do have a

01:44:15.060 long road ahead of us to get some of these lower courts back in order, unfortunately. But this case,

01:44:19.900 they come out the right way. Josh, thank you so much. This is Josh Hammer. He'll be joining us again

01:44:25.280 tomorrow because more rulings are coming out tomorrow and we're we're coming close to really

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01:46:04.140 This is the Glenn Beck Program. We're glad you're here.

01:46:08.660 Thank you so much for listening. I can't think. I mean, you know, I did a painting.

01:46:16.300 I did a painting of Christ based on the Holy Shroud of Turin. And on it, I put love because

01:46:28.120 it's the ultimate love. And I had been in a really dark place and I was doing some kind of dark

01:46:34.240 paintings. And at the end, I did that one. It's a series of three. And I did that one.

01:46:42.100 And it was kind of a reminder of, you know, there's some really dark things happening, but

01:46:48.780 there's also some really good things. And I followed that with a painting called Better Days.

01:46:54.180 If you want to see any of these, you can see them online. Just go to Park City Fine Art or

01:46:59.260 my Instagram. But you can, Better Days happened on the day, actually the night of D-Day in France.

01:47:12.140 And it's a painting of all these allies standing together. And they were in France. They had

01:47:17.420 got off the boats. They had survived the beach, survived the cliff, survived the pillbox, survived

01:47:24.380 what was waiting after the pillbox, survived the fields, and then went in and fought another town.

01:47:31.020 It was like 10 o'clock at night that they got all the Nazis out of this little teeny town that they

01:47:35.020 were supposed to take by midnight. The people were so excited. They came out with wine. And so I have

01:47:40.860 these guys pictured together just pouring wine into their cups. And I thought, you know, that's

01:47:46.920 probably the worst day of their life. But if you could find a way to ask those guys, you know,

01:47:52.900 about that moment, I bet they would remember that as those were the good days. That was a great day.

01:47:59.940 And so we have to take the time to look for the good things that are happening. And I'm telling you,

01:48:05.620 I think this is really good, what happened in court today. There's some decisions that seem to be

01:48:13.600 really coming our way. We'll know tomorrow. But this New York gun law that's now been overturned

01:48:20.080 is excellent. Stu, do you have some quotes from the ruling?

01:48:25.220 Yeah, Clarence Thomas, on his birthday, by the way, getting the big Second Amendment case today

01:48:30.820 is his birthday. He did. It's amazing, as it usually is with Clarence Thomas. He writes,

01:48:37.740 the constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not a second class right subject

01:48:42.920 to an entirely different body of rules than the other Bill of Rights guarantees. We know of no

01:48:49.100 other constitutional right that an individual may exercise only after demonstrating to a government

01:48:54.780 official some special need. That is not how the First Amendment works when it comes to unpopular speech

01:49:00.260 or the free exercise of religion. It is not how the Sixth Amendment works.

01:49:03.880 But I think we're going that way.

01:49:04.980 Yeah, you're right.

01:49:05.880 I think we're going that way.

01:49:07.040 And this is a nice big stop sign, I think, on that road. It is not how the Sixth Amendment works

01:49:13.100 when it comes to a defendant's right to confront the witnesses against him. And it is not how the

01:49:17.100 Second Amendment works when it comes to public carry for self-defense. New York's proper clause

01:49:22.380 requirement violates the 14th Amendment and that it prevents law-abiding citizens with ordinary

01:49:29.060 self-defense needs from exercising their right to keep and bear arms. And we therefore reverse the

01:49:34.400 judgment. It is so ordered. It's so true. It's the only right that is treated that way. He also

01:49:41.600 attacks the way that they implemented this because there is some conversation about, well, are we going

01:49:46.140 to be able to prevent people from carrying guns in courthouses and, you know, in schools or whatever.

01:49:50.680 Right, right.

01:49:51.760 And they, he writes that that's basically the sensitive place part of this. Like, can you

01:49:58.420 still force guns into sensitive places? They say, of course, you can still restrict guns

01:50:03.100 in certain places if there's, you know, minimal use, right? He writes, we do think the respondents

01:50:10.680 err in their attempt to characterize New York's proper cause requirement as a sensitive place

01:50:15.160 law. Put simply, there is no historical basis for New York to effectively, effectively declare

01:50:20.680 the island of Manhattan, a sensitive place.

01:50:26.540 Very good. He's by the way, the governor of New York has said that they are going to fight

01:50:32.000 this ruling and they will pass legislation. They're going to find a way around it. And that's

01:50:38.380 what, you know, that's what they do. And I have no problem if they're going to do it through

01:50:42.480 legislative action. You know, it'll be challenged in court, but that is the role of the Supreme

01:50:48.160 Court. No, you can't do this. You can't make that ruling this way. Now, if they find a way

01:50:54.700 that the court says is constitutional, well, then they'll find a way. But I doubt they'll

01:51:00.660 be able to find a way. But this is what the left does. It's fine to fight it legislatively.

01:51:07.720 It's fine to do that. Where the problem is, is when you just will do anything to get around it.

01:51:15.620 And that's what I'm afraid will happen if they if they still go Alito and overturn Roe versus Wade.

01:51:22.800 The worst thing that could happen is that that that case, the majority opinion is not written by

01:51:30.160 Alito, but Justice Thomas. That will mean a compromise. No, Justice Roberts, you mean,

01:51:34.820 Robert, Justice Roberts. Yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah, Justice Roberts. But already the White House is

01:51:41.140 working on ways to get around that ruling, no matter what it is. You know, the left, it kills me.

01:51:48.000 They love the Supreme Court when it verifies their morality. When it doesn't, they discredit the

01:51:57.020 Supreme Court. I will tell you, the Supreme Court, when they rule constitutionally, sometimes it cuts the

01:52:04.240 other direction. And it goes against, you know, what I would deem my side, if you will. But my side

01:52:10.880 is the Constitution. So as long as it's being ruled by the Constitution, I don't have a side. I have an

01:52:16.560 opinion. I have what I'd like to do. But what the Constitution tells us we can and cannot do, that's

01:52:22.900 where we're supposed to come together. But they are, you know, they're they're up in arms about Roe

01:52:28.760 versus Wade, even though Justice Ginsburg is on record saying basically what Alito said.

01:52:38.020 When the Supreme Court decisions or proposed legislations don't go their way, they riot,

01:52:44.900 they stalk judges, they firebomb clinics, they work around the rules, they do executive orders. This is

01:52:51.660 why I was against the executive orders, not just with Obama, but also with Trump. And I'm against

01:52:57.400 executive orders with George Bush and Ronald Reagan and everybody else. That's not the way

01:53:03.920 to do it. But they are putting their hope in executive action by President Biden. I already told

01:53:11.660 you that Biden is on track to be the most prolific executive order president since FDR. And since the

01:53:18.920 final ruling on Dobbs versus Jackson, you know, Jackson Women's Health Organization is expected possibly as

01:53:26.460 early as tomorrow. Plans are underway for President Biden to take action if it is officially overturned

01:53:34.420 as it is currently expected. Now he's going to do it through executive orders. According to the New

01:53:41.720 York Times report, Biden has already put together a team to come up with options, including and warning

01:53:48.740 whenever you see this. These two words run for the hills national emergency. So one of the options

01:53:59.880 they're looking at is declaring a national public health emergency. That means that the the president

01:54:08.220 of the United States has wide lateral can do things that are really unconstitutional. But because it's a

01:54:16.000 national emergency, he can do it. Also, another one, make sure the FDA approves abortion pills that

01:54:22.600 would override any state bans on abortion. Biden's crack abortion team overseen by the White House

01:54:29.680 lawyer, Dana, Dana Remus. She's the director of the White House Gender Policy Council and Jennifer

01:54:35.380 Klein, director of the Domestic Policy Council with Susan Rice. Now, one of the plans under consideration

01:54:43.660 is to bring abortion doctors to work on U.S. military bases. Oh, my gosh, our military, it will we will

01:54:53.900 never win the next war if this doesn't stop. Get the doctors to come into states where you can't get a an

01:55:04.360 abortion and declare the military base a federally protected zone. Oh, my gosh, they're also skirting

01:55:16.340 around the Hyde Amendment. They want to provide federal funds for travel expenses to get an abortion

01:55:21.800 rather than funding the abortion itself. They are going to do whatever it takes. Now, how do we respond?

01:55:31.920 If you've listened to me for any amount of time, you know that I believe we have to be people of

01:55:40.720 merit. I believe that this audience will be the ones that open the doors of manifest destiny

01:55:50.780 if we choose to be those people. But we have got to do things that the Lord can find favor in us.

01:56:01.920 I mean, he's got to look down and go, you know what? It's a group, good group of people here, and

01:56:07.620 they're trying to do the right thing, and they're not engaging that in the ways everybody else is.

01:56:12.940 I don't think there is anything better as the cities burn down. I don't think there's anything

01:56:18.940 better than we can do to save our nation and to ask for God's help than saving babies that are

01:56:27.640 about to be aborted. I started something. Now, this is not a commercial. I just believe in this

01:56:33.860 so much. I started a partnership, and this partnership is amazing. It's with Preborn,

01:56:44.160 and they are one of the leaders in pro-life pregnancy centers. These are the guys who are

01:56:50.600 really, they're the ones that are targeted. And they're targeted because they found a way to

01:56:57.300 get moms to choose life. And they found if they can get them into the clinics, they just do.

01:57:07.080 Mom comes in and says, yeah, I'm thinking about having an abortion. Great. Well, let's do an

01:57:11.500 ultrasound. Once they do an ultrasound, this is why Planned Parenthood hates this so much.

01:57:17.600 Once they do an ultrasound, the mother has about an 80% chance of saying, no, I want life.

01:57:26.420 And if I could just play, no names or anything is exposed on this. Let me just play this video

01:57:34.360 of an ultrasound with a nurse and a mom who came in for an abortion. Listen to this.

01:57:40.280 So if we could see that. Look at that heartbeat. That's the heart. Look at that, the heartbeat.

01:57:48.500 Like you could see it all. Oh my God. And the baby was so beautiful.

01:57:55.140 Do you hear mom's reaction? That baby is huge. I mean, that is a late term abortion.

01:58:03.140 That baby was saved. And I really believe that if we want to save ourselves, there is nothing we can do

01:58:16.000 that is more important to God. Anytime you are saving his children. And I mean, from sexual slavery,

01:58:24.580 some place in Afghanistan or Ukraine, you are stopping someone hurting children. Um, no matter what it is,

01:58:35.720 there is nothing more spiritual and nothing more important than that. Uh, and we have this chance

01:58:47.280 to do it. And again, this is not a commercial, but if you want to help save these babies,

01:58:53.400 you can make a donation for, uh, let's see, $28. You can sponsor one ultrasound, um, for 140,

01:59:02.120 you can rescue five babies lives. If you have, you know, a lot of money, you want to donate $15,000,

01:59:08.420 I think buys an ultrasound for another clinic, but we can save. We have a goal of 50,000 babies saved.

01:59:16.880 Uh, this year. And I just got a note from, um, pre-born last night and they said, Glenn,

01:59:24.860 I can't believe it. We, we are going to, we're on, uh, on route now just with blaze and this program

01:59:31.640 to save a hundred thousand babies by the end of this year. And I think we can do better than that.

01:59:37.500 And there is nothing greater than we can do than that. Just check it out for yourself. Go to

01:59:43.680 pre-born.com slash Beck. These are the people on the front lines in a real trouble next week. Um,

01:59:49.740 it's pre-born.com slash Beck, or just hit pound two five zero and say the keyword baby. Um, all right,

01:59:56.860 now, now let me tell you, um, about, uh, our commercial sponsor this half hour. It is gold line.

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02:00:23.060 they are going to do everything they can to continue to raise interest rates. Um, because they got to slow

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02:01:52.780 Anyway, uh, here's the latest from, uh, the neighborhood psychopath, uh, Keith Olbermann.

02:02:14.480 It has become necessary to dissolve the Supreme court of the United States. The first step,

02:02:21.520 uh, uh, is for a state, uh, is for a state. The court has now forced guns upon to ignore this

02:02:29.780 ruling. Great. You're a court. How and why do you think you can enforce your rulings? Hashtag ignore

02:02:36.400 the court. Even if Roe versus Wade is not overturned. Do you think that we would say ignore the court?

02:02:43.360 That is that sedition. What he's saying here, that is, uh, calling for the end of the Republic.

02:02:51.060 You don't dissolve a Supreme court because you disagree with the rulings. This is craziness.

02:02:58.400 I mean, you know, Roe versus Wade not overturned. I don't see the right rioting. I mean, I don't even

02:03:04.700 see most of the right even marching because it's really hot. Maybe in October, but.

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