WARNING： The Fed Is Pushing Us Toward One NATIONAL Bank ｜ Guest： Lori Windham ｜ 5⧸5⧸23
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Summary
Donna wrote in about her experience with Relief Factory and how it has changed her life. Glenn explains why you should not be worried about the safety of your money in the bank and why you don't need to worry about it.
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What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
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Hello, America. Hey, you'd think this was good news. The United States, the economy is growing.
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Looks like we're adding more jobs. Much more than expected in April. 253,000 jobs.
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Because the government and the Fed are trying to slow down the economy and make it harder to add jobs.
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So this just means that what they're doing for inflation by raising the interest rates isn't working.
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And also, people now, majority of people are worried about their money in the bank.
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She wrote in about her experience with Relief Factory.
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I couldn't use my right hand because it was so swollen with arthritis.
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I woke up this morning and my right hand isn't even swollen, let alone painful.
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Donna, thank you for writing in and giving it a try.
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I will tell you, my biggest problem were my hands and I could not, I couldn't work my hands and I couldn't hold a paintbrush.
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Now, my wife was like, can you put the paintbrush down for just some, yes, dear.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have ordered Relief Factory and about 70% of them go on to order more.
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It just shows that they have no idea how to control the things they say they know how to control.
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It's almost like a centrally planned economy is not something we want.
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Well, 19% are very worried about the safety of their money.
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And 29% are pretty worried about the safety of their money.
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And I will tell you right now, don't worry about the security of your money in the bank.
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If you have more than $250,000 in the bank, in one bank, then you should worry about it.
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But if you don't, you're going to get up to $250,000 back from FDIC.
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Okay, now with that being said, don't worry about the security of the money in your bank.
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Worry about the value of the money in your bank.
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But because everybody's going to get whatever they had in new dollars, how much are those dollars going to be worth?
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That is the secret here of why people are not freaking out.
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They're not understanding how inflation works and what we're doing.
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So the interest rates continue to go up because it's killing the value of the dollar
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because the United States of America, our government, is spending us into oblivion.
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That means if you had $100 in the bank and it's the same $100 that you had in the bank 10 years ago,
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it's probably worth about $0.90 or $0.80 today.
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It still says $100 and the FDIC will still give you $100 back.
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It's the dollar that you should be concerned about.
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Yeah, I mean, I might push back a little bit with a tad minor bit of concern about actually getting even the money that I have back.
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I mean, I know it's insured, but I keep looking at this program and thinking to myself,
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they don't have the money to insure all these banks.
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They're not going to break their promise on giving you money, especially since I think they're intentionally wanting the greenback to break.
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Again, an insurance program is set up not to have every single dollar that could possibly be needed in it.
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That's not how any insurance product works, right?
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They don't have to have all the money available to pay every claim.
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They have a percentage of it, a percentage more than they believe they'd ever need.
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And if it goes higher than whatever they have in that fund, which was, what, $128 billion?
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Which it already has, though they've had other ways to cover it so far, bigger banks stepping in, doing all those other things.
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If it goes beyond that, they will pass more money for it.
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At the bank, the bank will charge more for the service because they have to pay more for the, quote, insurance.
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I mean, you're going to wind up paying for it some way or another.
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You'll pay for it in the value of your dollar and the actual amount of dollars you have at the bank.
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I have no doubt that the government will do whatever they have to do to protect these programs.
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But, like, we do have a lot of political dysfunction in this country.
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And it's also questionable whether it's good for the country.
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I mean, at some level, you start spending all of this money and you're ruining the dollar.
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No, they already have their escape hatch planned.
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I guess what I'm saying is if that's not, I'm not confident.
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You're like, be confident that your money will be there.
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If that's how this plays out, that's not confidence.
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Well, I'm trying to give you the, I mean, everything is nuanced.
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I'm trying to give you the truth that you will get your money.
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I mean, you know, you could get Reichmarks like crazy in the Weimar Republic.
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Taking your money out of the bank right now does nothing.
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Except, perhaps, accelerate a banking collapse.
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Take it out strategically and put it in other things that might hold value.
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I mean, they were already, they already were talking about, we don't have enough land for wind farms.
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The Secretary of Energy or one of these guys said, I think it's about time we start looking at eminent domain and just taking that land.
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I mean, I don't know what's going to have value.
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If you had food, this is why my Patriot Supply delivers in unmarked boxes.
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In Weimar Republic, anybody who knew, anybody who had prepared, they were suddenly called hoarders.
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And they were demonized in the press because they were hoarding all the food.
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Yeah, I think it's good advice to be prepared, right?
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It's irrationally stupid for the government to tell you there's nothing to worry about at all.
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This is what they're trying to say with these banks.
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And you should be skeptical as to whether this is going to be a major problem.
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Preparing yourself for major problems is part of what you do as an adult.
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Do you see the thing up in New York, the Marine, that this guy was, this homeless guy, this black guy, was harassing everybody on the subway?
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Now, nobody is, I mean, very few people are riding the subway now in comparison to the way it used to be because it is so dangerous, okay?
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They just sit there in the car and they're like, just don't, just be invisible.
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And by the way, we should mention, you mentioned the race because, of course, this is becoming a racial issue.
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So, a Marine comes up behind him and puts him in a chokehold.
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Two other people are helping hold this guy down.
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So, the Marine grabs him, puts him in a chokehold, chokes him out.
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Now, they're going after the Marine saying he's a murderer.
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Is the government doing things as it's collapsing around you?
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And I love the fact that they're saying, maybe we should bring in, maybe we should have, you know, bring back all the mental institutions and just involuntarily, you know, admit people.
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I'd like to stay away from, you know, the Arkham prison and hospital.
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So, they're saying that maybe we have to scoop all these people and involuntary institutionalize them.
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Uh, those are always used by dictators in very bad ways.
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And I don't care if it's a dictator on the right or the left.
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You don't want to give them carte blanche on just picking people up and putting them in an asylum.
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Uh, so, is the government of New York, they are not taking the steps to arrest people.
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A decent person just trying to get to and from work riding the subway is abused almost every day.
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They're frightened, honestly, frightened that once those doors close and you're in a tunnel and somebody stands up and says something, nobody's going to do anything.
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Nobody's just, everybody's just like, just please get to my station.
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And then if somebody stands up because the guy's getting really, uh, quite abusive, if you hurt him in any way, you're the criminal.
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The government should be saying any government of, for, and by the people.
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What part of government is the most important part in that government?
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I was going to go for one of the three, but yeah, that works.
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So any government that is protecting itself and not, and doing everything it can to make it harder for you to protect yourself is a problem.
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We all know the dollar is, well, not all of us know, the dollar is going to collapse.
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The, the end of the dollar, as we know it, is coming.
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It was 80% of, of, uh, global currency that is being held as gold in the reserves all around the world.
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That means a smart person, like all other countries, are hedging their bet.
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Or are they trying to criminalize it so you can't get it so you have to stay in the dollar?
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The, the, the, the, the violence on our streets, the crime going up, police, they're, they're not around.
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So, is the government making it easier or harder for you to protect yourself?
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They're taking away your guns and anyone who defends themselves, they're doing a George Floyd march.
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It's clear you have a hostile government that no longer understands this is a country of, by, and for the people.
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You just have to do the next right thing and assume they're not, but you must do the next right thing.
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I have a series of qualities I look for in a person who I'm going to do business with them.
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I look for somebody who is, is willing to admit mistakes.
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Somebody who has a willingness to really work hard and get the job done right.
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Will you work like nobody else works because you're driven inside?
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When it comes to finding a real estate agent, you really have to be right the first time.
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When I started a business, realestateagentsitrust.com, to just give you a recommendation of a great real estate agent in your area, this is what I said.
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That's why any agent that we would recommend, we have vetted over and over and over and over, and we still monitor all of their transactions all the time.
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We know these people, and we feel comfortable that they are real estate agents you can trust because they're real estate agents I trust.
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Tell us if you're buying or selling and where, and we'll try to find the right real estate agent for you.
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So, now with the banks more and more so collapsing, what are they doing?
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The government said in 2008, we heard this over and over again, these big banks are too big to fail.
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They passed the Dodd-Frank bill, which did what?
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So, now the reason why monopolies, one reason why monopolies are so bad, if there's just one choice and it goes unstable, the entire thing can break apart.
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If your state were stable, if your state had its crap together and wasn't living off the teat of the government, living beyond their means or enacting crazy things, the federal government could do whatever it wanted, but if it fails, I know my state's safe.
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That's why you don't like monopolies, because it'll crush all competition, then it gets fat and arrogant, and then you've got a crappy deal, and if it's critical, in its arrogance, when it stops doing the right things and does things to protect itself and get itself rich, then it causes problems and you've got nothing.
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Listen, we are now in the great bank nationalization phase of our country.
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We are going to one national bank, and it's all happening through the Fed.
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The president picks the Fed chair when it's time to pick a Fed chair.
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Just the ones in the magicians that the Fed are showing you.
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This is a private corporation that is basically the six or eight biggest banks in the country.
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Who's benefiting on all of the regional and small banks collapsing?
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The Federal Reserve is taking all of the bad debt, which we'll eventually pay for one way or another.
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And the big banks get all the good stuff from these regional and grow bigger and bigger.
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This Mother's Day, why not get your mom the gift of preserving memories in a way that will last forever?
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I can tell you that I collect history, and I'm trying to preserve history.
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And I have so many photos from the 1800s that are not like the photos of today.
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The photos today, they're not meant to last for more than like 20, 30 years.
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The photos I have from 120 years ago are fading fast, and we are doing everything we can to preserve them.
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Because once those photos are gone, we don't know what it really was.
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We have got to preserve who our family is and our way of life.
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I think this is a tremendous Mother's Day gift.
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You can take all the films, the videos, everything else, put them in a legacy box, send them in.
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They will digitize them so they are preserved forever.
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You'll save $10 off your subscription to Blaze TV.
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Because the experts, they have degrees and stuff.
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They have things that hang on their wall that says they're really smart.
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We know Kamala Harris has been briefed extensively on the school bus.
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Raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus.
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So she's been going around talking about how we need these new electric yellow school buses because they're so great.
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This is a microcosm of everything that we are facing.
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Federal money is starting to flow for electric school buses, but the funds won't cover all the costs of switching from diesel.
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Electrifying Pennsylvania's bus fleet, although logical in theory, proves to be less sensible, experts say.
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Our industry has already been hit with a major threat.
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That threat is the electric school bus, said Daniel Fry, owner of the Fry Transportation Group in Beaver County.
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During a hearing with the House Republican Policy Committee, the price tag, he said, is four times more expensive than a diesel school bus.
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Fry said small operators just can't afford the electric buses, as well as the rising prices for their diesel counterparts.
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In June 22, he bought a diesel bus for $103,000.
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But by April of 23, the quote for the same bus was $143,000.
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Federal money has started now to flow for electric school buses, but the funds aren't going to cover all the costs of switching from diesel.
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In October, Biden administration announced $1 billion to support the purchase of 2,300 electric school buses nationally.
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Another $4 billion would be distributed through 2026 for electric and low-emission buses powered with alternative fuels with propane or natural gas.
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Now, remember, I have a story today in the show prep, if you get it at glenbeck.com, that says natural gas is responsible for killing the planet.
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If you went back to our show prep maybe a month and a half ago, we had the government officials saying, we're not going to ban natural gas.
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So, this was supposed to be a 50-50 split between electric and low-emission buses, but that was later revised because raise your hand if you don't love an electric school bus.
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So, now, it's 95% all of the federal money going to go for electric school buses.
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Also, schools get $20,000 for charging stations, but that doesn't cover what it needs.
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Because diesel will, of course, go up in price as the supply goes down.
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And eventually, when the need is there, but it's not the main need, so the market is making even less, it will go up even more.
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Right now, the experts, the president and vice president of the School Bus Association and the Pocono Transportation in Pennsylvania said, we should slow down, pump the brakes, see how this will pan out, especially for school transportation that is funded by the taxpayers.
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He referenced Uniontown, a rural school district, being 52 miles long, with an average route for a school bus being more than 100 miles long.
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Does an electric school bus, with a possible range on a good day of 130 miles, make it?
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But on top of that, for electric buses, the other issue we don't understand yet, because we don't have enough data, is the environmental conditions.
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Will that drastically affect the capacity of the batteries?
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But this is why you let the free market work it out.
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You sell a few electric buses, and if they're better, the world will pound a path to your door.
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But when the government mandates it, you don't know if it's better.
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And nobody has thought of all of the consequences until you've already spent all the money and you're trapped in that inefficient, completely useless school bus.
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This is a good summary of almost every green program.
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I mean, Germany went through this with solar panels.
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They said, hey, we're going to get rid of all of our nuclear stuff.
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Like, if you were to say, hey, flat screen TVs just came out.
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You'd have a lot of older, crappier, expensive flat screen TVs.
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And now, when everyone else can buy a much better TV for $300 at Walmart, you've got $10,000 TVs all over your buildings.
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That's what happened with solar panels in Germany.
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It's what's happened with almost all of these technologies.
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So when I hear that the White House has laid out its AI damage control plan and put Kamala Harris as its czar, I'm thinking, what could possibly go wrong?
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You have some of the biggest minds all gathered saying, uh, this is a problem.
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Well, let's get, uh, well, she did the school bus thing and the border's working.
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Can you imagine being one of these big brains and having to go sit with Kamala Harris and this government and try to explain AI and what to do?
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Uh, they had a global conference in Beverly Hills, California, and they were talking about AI.
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Now, in their literature, they say that, um, the conference has convened the best minds in the world to tackle its most urgent challenges and realize its most exciting opportunities.
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And I want to quote this scientist because this is really, this is complex and I don't know if everybody's going to be able to hold on.
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But one of the best minds of the world said, while they're discussing AI, well, I got an MF or AI right now that they did made for me.
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I'm like, man, this thing can hold a real conversation, like real, for real, like it's blowing my mind because I watched movies on this as a kid years ago.
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And I heard the dude, the old dude that created AI saying, this is not safe because the AIs got their own minds.
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I'm like, are we in an F-ing movie right now or what?
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So, I need to invest in AI so I can have one with me?
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Now, remember, one of the greatest minds on the planet convened by the Milken Institute to talk about AI.
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Snoop's confusion over today's AI systems do reflect what may be a common sentiment among people who are just trying to understand and follow the latest developments.
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His unguarded observations on AI are notable, coming from a highly respected, multi-award winning musical artist and entrepreneur.
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You got Snoop Dogg talking about AI and you think this is good.
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Kamala Harris's committee is not going to have Snoop Dogg, I'll tell you that.
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I will say, though, Snoop took your advice about listening to movies that you recommended earlier in the show.
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It's just, could we have anyone just watch a movie?
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We've seen this play out over and over and over again.
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And we're the people that you sit in the movie theater going, they'd never do that.
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But that would be my opening argument at the table with Kamala.
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You think by now they would have invented a car that cares about you and how much of your money is going down the drain if it has any problems.
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Wouldn't it feel better if your car could just say to you, I'm really, I know this is coming at a really bad time.
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I've, I know you've been stretching your dollars.
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So, and I, I switched over to this system, but you got to repair this.
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I'd feel a little better, but it's a cold, heartless machine that robs your wallet every time it breaks down.
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So, Mother's Day is coming up and, you know, we put our moms through a lot.
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Of course, you can repay your mom at least a little bit with taking care of them now and making sure they got nice flowers from books.
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You can tell them you paid more, you know, but you can save 20%.
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All the stuff they've done for you, it would be a great thing to hook them up this year with a great bouquet of flowers from books.
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Again, you don't have to tell your mom that you saved 20%, but you can tell her that they were from the side of a volcano and she'll think you're really cool.
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So, you can pick mom's favorite tulips or lilies or send a bright and beautiful bouquet to make up for all of those gray hairs you've given her over the years.
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Again, Mother's Day is right around the corner.
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We have some more information on some great school tips from Kamala Harris and school buses.
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Yeah, I think it's important to put this in perspective because let's go back to the beginning here.
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We are told this is one of the most amazing pieces of legislation of all time.
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Not because it actually, of course, reduces inflation.
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This is the biggest step forward on climate ever.
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And it's going to allow us to boldly take additional steps toward meeting all of my climate goals
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So what's the most important part about the biggest climate bill ever?
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What are some of the parts of the Inflation Reduction Act?
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The amazing law that you are so excited about and most excited about.
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Some of the things I'm very excited about is what we've been doing in terms of electric
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And I have a particular fondness for, I must tell you, electric school buses.
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And she goes on to talk about how she loves electric school buses.
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The central part of the thing she's excited about.
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Well, there is something in there about electric school buses in the bill.
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It's called the Clean Heavy Duty Vehicles part of the bill.
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New EPA funding program for Class 6 and electric commercial vehicles, including trucks, transit
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Now, of course, as you pointed out, $400,000 per bus.
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So, if all of this money went not to all the categories listed, but just to electric school
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buses, you could buy 2,857 electric school buses.
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That's like, what do you, is that like 75% of the country?
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This is, uh, out of the roughly 500,000 school buses in America, there was already 1,800 that
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We will now be at like 2 or 3% of electric vehicles.
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Of course, if half of all school buses in the country switched from diesel to electric,
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you'd save about 2.1 million tons of carbon dioxide.
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New York has made a bold move to address the climate crisis, becoming the first state in
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the country, to ban gas stoves, natural gas, and other fossil fuels in most new buildings.
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There is no doubt the science is showing us that those choices are heating up the planet
00:40:47.340
Buildings count for about 20% of carbon cooking, you know, planet cooking, carbon pollution as
00:40:52.580
So, some of these school buses are natural gas.
00:40:55.180
So, when you say it's going to, you know, help the environment, no.
00:40:59.540
No, they just said that natural gas is killing the science show.
00:41:25.180
Now, if you did half of the school buses, not 2%, but half of them, you'd save 2.1 million
00:41:31.780
Let me give you one other piece of news to keep this in perspective.
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A little announcement made in October of last year.
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The ruling party in China aims for annual coal production to rise to 4.6 billion tons in 2025.
00:41:48.420
This would be a 12% increase over last year's 4.1 billion tons.
00:41:54.000
So, this little announcement from China that no one noticed.
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So, you're talking about a few hundred thousand, maybe 10,000 tons.
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In fact, they get praised for their climate policies.
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That's the problem with the right and the billionaires that we have.
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The left, the billionaires will just, they don't, whatever.
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They're fighting in our own communities with us.
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All right, so let me give you a couple of, a couple of things.
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First of all, the California school member, school board member that was kicked off the board because he was speaking out against transgenderism.
00:46:06.420
He, he said in, on Facebook, transgenderism, the LGBTQ movement, all of this needs to stop in our schools.
00:46:19.860
And, of course, he couldn't stand there in California.
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Well, some of the people in the community said, we're not taking that.
00:46:33.320
And he ran in a special election because they gathered enough signatures.
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His response, what he said, we have to stand up.
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He also went on and said, I'm more excited now about the opportunity to go and correct the things that I've identified.
00:46:59.580
We're basically back where we were in October, $500,000 of the taxpayer dollars, poorer to the community.
00:47:09.940
They went after me because they didn't really want to give me a platform to highlight the problems of the school district.
00:47:25.880
The Soros-backed St. Louis prosecutor that they've been trying to get rid of forever.
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And the attorney general was going after him in court.
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Because the attorney general found out she was going to night school, which is against the law.
00:47:51.900
She was going to night school to work on a new career in nursing.
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Yeah, I want somebody who, you know, lets murderers out of prison for social justice reasons.
00:48:04.100
I want her to be my nurse when I'm really sick.
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As a white man, I feel completely comfortable with that.
00:48:16.340
People hang themselves if you give them enough rope.
00:48:19.380
And at the local level and the state level, it's a different situation than it is in the federal level.
00:48:29.480
Biden has hung himself a million times with the Hunter Biden stuff, all of the corruption, everything that's going on.
00:48:37.340
But the system up above is so grotesquely distorted and corrupt that it doesn't matter what's said.
00:49:02.120
The Democrats decided that they were going to put a guy on the parole board in Pennsylvania.
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And he's, you know, OK, so he murdered somebody.
00:49:17.800
You know, when you were young, who hasn't murdered?
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What are they going to eliminate all murderers from parole boards?
00:49:27.260
So they decided to put him on because he was a thug in his youth.
00:49:53.540
Well, unfortunately, no, no, he actually is now charged with stealing nearly $100,000 in COVID funds.
00:50:10.160
Sometimes you feel like maybe we deserve the things that happened to us.
00:50:19.240
You know, one of the best ways to make sure you don't have criminals who are committing crimes is to, when you catch someone for, let's say, murder, they don't get an opportunity to get out and commit additional crimes.
00:50:38.360
Well, that's an awful lot of food to feed those people for a very long time.
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Each bit of government cheese you provide them is worth it.
00:50:47.460
Well, we have a problem with too many prisoners.
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I mean, we're just trying to reduce the surplus population of murderers that we have.
00:50:58.160
Murder is something that you should not get out of prison for.
00:51:06.120
Yeah, you just don't get out to do another one.
00:51:08.200
Maybe that's just, you just go in and then you're in.
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And then that's the end of the story for at least the rest of society.
00:51:14.740
The rest of society is not burdened with whether this person will engage in this activity once again.
00:51:22.400
Let's say you cross the border and we deport you.
00:51:27.200
And then you cross the border again and we catch you again.
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What if we deport them again and they come over again and we catch them again?
00:51:39.580
And what if we deport them again and they come over the border again and we catch them again?
00:51:44.280
And what if they come over the border again and then we think, should we deport them again?
00:51:48.480
No, this time let them live in Texas and murder a family of five.
00:51:52.020
that's a good plan maybe if they cross once and we deport them and they come back in again
00:51:59.040
they don't get the opportunity to come back in a second time is that a crazy idea am i am i way
00:52:06.120
out of the mainstream on this well i i think you are just based on media and what i see on
00:52:11.640
television i mean first of all well i don't know our our stand-in board operator no offense it's
00:52:18.880
i celebrated if you are are you gay lesbian bi uh do i identify as a human or are you quad sexual
00:52:28.580
bc he's not none of that okay it's just cisgender just plain old cisgender boring wow uh see i know
00:52:35.680
because i watch tv uh four people working together there's no one transgender and no one gay racism
00:52:44.900
sexism trans right and no one's having open sex like in a crazy way during the commercials right
00:52:52.820
regular ways yeah the regular way so it's we are so out of touch right because i've seen it in the
00:52:59.920
culture you know on tv and stuff which is like real life well i've been i've been following uh nbc
00:53:05.180
apparently it's happening all the time yep every time you go to a commercial break apparently some
00:53:09.720
anchors having sex with an executive i okay so let me ask you this now this is your theory about
00:53:14.820
because i have another theory there was a chair that we used to put people in um i can't remember
00:53:20.540
is it a heating chair a heating chair it's a heating chair it has a butt warmer yeah right okay uh
00:53:27.420
but i'm going with yours we put them in jail yeah so tell me was this a good story a bad story
00:53:33.160
trans identified homeless male now trans identified homeless male don't know if he's identifying as a
00:53:41.220
male and it's a she or if i don't know either he is he identifying as a she also i will say from that
00:53:48.500
information i don't know if he owns a home because you're saying he's identifying as homeless and i
00:53:53.260
don't know if he he could be like he could own a mansion he just identifies as homeless now i want
00:53:58.020
you to know right on the outset this is not intentional this is not this is not the left
00:54:03.560
intentionally confusing all of our language so we can no longer feel safe to communicate with each
00:54:09.320
other okay that's this is completely unintentional so trans identified homeless male repeat offender
00:54:18.020
released without bail okay it just that part good thing bad thing i don't know i i'm released without
00:54:29.380
i mean i don't know i need more information well you committed a crime okay then probably not i mean
00:54:34.820
if it's a minor crime well it is a minor crime okay well i mean no it's a crime against a minor let's i
00:54:41.160
mean so it's a minor crime it's a minor crime what your honor that's a minor crime minor crime he was
00:54:47.680
just jeffrey epstein had a lot of minor crime minor crimes what are you gonna throw a key away on me
00:54:52.640
it's a minor crime so he was arrested on charges of kidnapping a special needs child on a portland
00:55:00.700
train but they've just let him go minor no bail minor crime that's incredible so yeah well you if you do
00:55:09.080
something like that like you know you should not be out in public again certainly around children like
00:55:15.040
ever i think really anybody right yeah i think anybody you're if i mean if that now is that just
00:55:20.920
because he's trans that you're saying this no let's say he was a cisgendered guy yeah that was on the
00:55:26.620
train and he kidnapped you know a little girl my understanding is jeffrey epstein was cisgendered
00:55:32.880
i still wanted him in prison wow jared from subway pretty cisgendered want him in prison yeah i mean i
00:55:39.060
you know we could we've been pretty we've been pretty consistent on that yeah yeah yeah you know
00:55:44.300
the cis part of it not really a factor may i give you some more good news okay because this is fight
00:55:48.940
back friday these are the people standing up good who has stood up in uh washington recently on anything
00:55:55.980
and and got something done even though it's not really done i mean yeah i don't want to raise your
00:56:02.600
expectations too high you're not looking for a name are you i am looking for the i can't believe
00:56:08.960
i'm saying these words but the gop on the budget i yeah i mean i said it's not done right but they
00:56:15.720
at least they stood up at least tried to do something okay the office of management and budget director
00:56:21.780
shalanda young uh on thursday indicated to reporters that a short-term extension to the debt ceiling
00:56:30.020
may be a possibility between the standoff between president joe biden and house republicans
00:56:36.700
uh there's a crack there's a crack uh that's good now republicans good job good job who's
00:56:47.760
not yet not a good job yet but no no no good no good job going so far right right now sure good job
00:56:54.900
you did it good job now if you sons if you sons of female dogs
00:57:04.100
fold at the last minute and you don't get a reduction in spending and control it is your
00:57:16.800
constitutional job to control the spending of the federal government now i know probably not you
00:57:27.340
maybe those of you who are like 178 years old and still serving in washington because you serve your
00:57:37.440
country mr millionaire i understand but somebody gave away all of that power while they're not just
00:57:46.780
passing a budget anymore i suggest you take your power back so good job good job it's a good first
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10 seconds station id so glenn i'm currently reading this book and it's about for you
01:00:04.500
over you it's called uh golden book it's yeah no it's called a cat in the hat and so there's this
01:00:10.400
this feline all right so it's a book uh about the early days of the viral internet right so it's about
01:00:18.300
like you know when all you know places like buzzfeed and huffington post and like when these these
01:00:23.720
these organizations are starting up they're trying to figure out how to get more traffic how to game
01:00:28.180
the system to get people to click on their articles how to go viral right and why i the reason i'm
01:00:35.900
reading it is because we went we lived through this right like we were in new york at this time oh yeah
01:00:40.640
we were in the middle of this we were being destroyed destroyed uh and uh many of the people who
01:00:47.240
were featured in the book were attacking us on a daily basis for clicks right uh and so a lot of
01:00:53.400
the names i'm really familiar with like we knew these people we knew who they were we remember i
01:00:58.040
remember a lot of the storylines from what was going on and so i'm interested on the insider account
01:01:02.400
sure i believe you made playing cards with the with the faces of the most dangerous people on the
01:01:07.580
internet at one time but i shouldn't say that out loud still about your playing cards anyway go ahead
01:01:11.360
okay i don't know i don't even remember the reference it counts only vaguely familiar but
01:01:17.320
okay so who knows uh so what's interesting is i'm listening to this it's an audiobook i'm listening to
01:01:23.360
this audiobook and they're talking about these people and i know each one of these names i remember
01:01:26.980
them all i remember all these players and then they start talking about this other person and i'm like
01:01:33.380
who is this like i don't why is there one name in the middle of all these names that i recognize
01:01:37.900
that i don't recognize and they're talking about how she you know does this and she's
01:01:42.000
important here and and all these things and i'm thinking to myself like i know this storyline but
01:01:46.160
i don't remember this person at all who is this person that was involved in it only several pages
01:01:51.760
later do i realize what has happened is this person whose name i did know in the interim has become
01:01:59.840
a woman has become transgendered apparently in the last 10 years at some point and they were referring
01:02:07.220
to them in the book as a woman when at the time the book was happening they were a man with a
01:02:13.400
different name so i don't understand at all what's happening in the book in the history of this period
01:02:20.480
imagine how our kids feel in history class oh my gosh they can't make heads or tails of anything
01:02:28.060
of anything this is why we're having such a problem with our kids nothing is true nothing is solid
01:02:37.080
all right let me give you this because uh last thing on the transgender this is a trans activist
01:02:42.340
uh she goes to the san francisco board of supervisors uh and she just really wanted to
01:03:03.520
i hate this i hate what you've done to us i hate what you're doing to us i hate you board of supervisors
01:03:23.040
call di jenkins accountable no is that is that alex stein
01:03:31.680
hey man no no okay okay stop i think she's made several good points there that's the best point
01:03:41.280
i've ever heard from someone on that side of the argument it really is um but remember
01:03:45.540
we're the ones who hate right we're the ones say they hate right right they wallow in their hatred
01:03:55.600
and spread it around we're the people at least if you're if you're not you need to be we're the
01:04:03.480
people that love our neighbor and love our enemy doesn't mean we sit down but we don't hate you
01:04:11.680
because that's what happens when you're filled with rage and hate
01:04:17.020
the glenn back program sometimes all you do is uh you know curl up on the couch with a nice book
01:04:25.680
warm beverage enjoying the stillness of peaceful and quiet evening you know the kids are you know
01:04:31.820
they're gone you know you're just doing how many times that that never happens never happens kids
01:04:38.300
always come in and wreck it anyway um if you would like if you would like to have just at least your
01:04:45.400
feet live in that world you know they're having a massive closeout closeout on the most comfortable
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slippers you'll ever have and that i just look at the kids what shoes am i wearing are these problem
01:04:57.300
shoes no these are not problem shoes so remove your problem i'm anxious to see how you're gonna
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it's fight back friday i try not to bring you well as i try to bring you news where people are
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standing up fighting back and winning this one is early but first this is going to just it'll drive
01:06:09.300
you out of your mind uh however by the end you're going to love this story federal government
01:06:17.980
recently told a catholic hospital in oklahoma to either blow out its small candle or stop serving
01:06:26.200
the elderly disabled and low-income patients saint francis health system is the 12th largest hospital
01:06:34.860
in the nation the health system cares for 400 000 patients a year it has given away more than 650
01:06:43.260
million dollars in free medical care in the past five years alone it employs 11 000 oklahomas
01:06:50.820
oklahomans saint francis mission is to extend the presence and healing ministry of christ in addition
01:06:57.280
to providing compassionate and top-notch care to its patients saint francis lives out its religious
01:07:03.060
mission by maintaining multiple chapels throughout the hospital each has been blessed by the local
01:07:09.080
bishop so what is the problem if you're a catholic you will understand this right away if you are not
01:07:17.040
let me educate just a little bit 1960 they open their doors and they have a sanctuary candle if you walk
01:07:24.900
into any catholic church there is always one either hanging from the ceiling or on a pillar somewhere near
01:07:31.540
the altar and it is in double glass and it is a giant candle that burns constantly the candle is never out
01:07:42.480
it's there this is something that catholics uh it is the ever-present uh representation of the living
01:07:52.000
christ that he is always with us so this is a really big deal to catholics
01:07:59.220
well the uh government has come in and uh decided that they have to get rid of that open flame
01:08:07.300
it's been there since 1960 uh they got to get rid of that open flame because it poses a danger
01:08:13.900
let me explain the flame is not near medical equipment and patients it's shielded by two glass holders
01:08:23.600
it sits on a brass basin it sits on a brass basin is affixed to the wall has a brass top covering it and sprinkler
01:08:31.280
heads just above it but the federal government said we're going to shut you down unless you put the flame
01:08:40.080
out well unfortunately um there is an attorney that didn't like that too much
01:08:49.920
and she just wrote secretary becerra and said in 25 days you will cripple the operation of the premier
01:08:57.880
one of the premier hospitals in the state of oklahoma simply because they keep a candle in the hospital
01:09:03.860
chapel if you refuse to accredit saint francis hospital south it will result in such unreasonable
01:09:10.120
financial losses to the saint francis health system that it will would abruptly and immediately jeopardize
01:09:16.120
its services to the elderly disabled low-income patients that rely on medicare medicaid children's
01:09:21.960
health insurance program yada yada yada if you go to court you will lose i write in the hopes that
01:09:31.060
you will see reason or at least the law and we can skip to the easy part that attorney is with us now her
01:09:39.660
name is laurie windham and she is part of the beckett she's vice president and senior counsel at the
01:09:46.600
beckett law firm uh hello laurie glenn hello thanks so much for having me on oh i i read your letter and
01:09:56.200
it made me all warm inside thank you uh so this is this isn't about i mean the the hospital has pilot lights
01:10:05.500
uh they have flames that are all over the hospital that if you extinguish this one you would have to
01:10:12.420
turn off all of the pilot lights but they're not asking for that this is clearly an attack on the
01:10:19.000
religion you know i have been doing religious liberty work for many years now at beckett that's all we do
01:10:26.300
and this one shocked even me i i'm not easily shocked anymore but the idea that a federal agency
01:10:32.480
is going to come after your ability to serve the poor the elderly and the disabled just over a
01:10:40.280
sanctuary candle when they're willing to make waivers for all these other things this is not how any of
01:10:47.040
this is supposed to work so uh i mean i like your confidence that you're going to lose uh and you
01:10:57.000
would you would lose with this supreme court um but how open and shut is it uh locally in circuit courts
01:11:06.660
how how open and shut is this uh it is open and shut because we have first the constitution which
01:11:14.620
our federal agencies ought to be paying attention to uh and we also have laws in the books like the
01:11:20.140
religious restoration act that make it clear that if the government is going to restrict your
01:11:25.600
religious exercise it has to have a very good reason this is a textbook case of not having a good
01:11:32.660
reason uh but i i want to tell you this is breaking right now we just got a letter from cms saying that
01:11:40.000
they have seen the light they are going to allow the candle to continue to glow and to light the chapel
01:11:48.260
what now see this is even a happier ending than i thought we had thank you for breaking that news
01:11:54.780
uh so this is over because you guys stood up that's exactly right and that's what's so important
01:12:03.820
to know you know you get these these letters from these federal bureaucrats and they think that if
01:12:09.080
they just tell the religious people you know you don't really have to do this no you're going to pay
01:12:14.060
you know this unbelievable amount of money if you don't give in that people are just going to give
01:12:19.680
in and it shows the power of a single candle it shows the power of someone who's willing to stand
01:12:26.580
up and say no this is my faith and i'm going to fight for it i'm not going to buckle i think that
01:12:32.160
laurie we have more religious freedom now than we've had maybe in a hundred years and people don't
01:12:38.960
understand uh if you stand up now for your religious freedom i mean they people are putting
01:12:45.120
uh the ten commandments back in front of courthouses and in front of you know the city or county buildings
01:12:51.840
because you have the right to do it all of these things that have been taken down the crosses and
01:12:57.760
everything else people don't realize you've won this now put them back up uh go the religious liberty
01:13:06.680
that you have thought you lost it's back and some of this stuff needs to be challenged that you don't
01:13:14.960
you know like this they start to encroach right now religious liberty is very strong am i wrong
01:13:22.220
you're exactly right and you know we take some of these cases to the supreme court and sometimes
01:13:27.340
we're getting 9-0 wins not 5-4 not 6-3 nine nothing protecting religious freedom and so i think that
01:13:35.840
right now those who are opposed to religious freedom uh are going to depend on you know on scaring people
01:13:42.080
on canceling people on telling them no you can't do this and what people need to understand is the law
01:13:47.720
is on their side the courts are protecting their rights it is possible to stand up and say no we're
01:13:54.920
not going to allow this to happen to us so we saw the fbi target uh the catholic church the extremists
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you know um and call them extremists and uh possible terrorists and they are trying to infiltrate
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the catholic church uh there was another story i can't remember what it was i i uh read this story
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yesterday about another 19 catholic churches that are under attack from the government and now this
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catholic hospital is the government specifically targeting catholics you know i i don't know where all
01:14:32.500
of this is coming from it's absolutely a disturbing trend uh and i think that it shows that when people
01:14:40.180
are standing up for their faith others are paying attention and some of them aren't going to like it
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you know one thing i want to mention legally here and some of the protections that have actually been
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strengthened uh is the supreme court has said when when people start to do this when people in
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government start to crack down on religious freedom and it's these really blatant violations of rights
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they can actually be personally liable for what they have done uh the courts can actually go after
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them individually and that's something important for people to understand is that there are real
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consequences if you're going to crack down if you're going to discriminate if you're going to go
01:15:16.540
after those who are out there living faithfully and following the law uh one last thing uh your law firm is
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don't take it anymore don't take it there's this guy this pastor up in minnesota um they just passed a
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law of conversion therapy against conversion therapy uh in minnesota and you can do it as long as you
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don't charge and this pastor got up and said wait a minute wait a minute conversion therapy against
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anything uh is free i'll i'll conversion therapy against any sin any problem you have
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we'll treat for free because that's what we do however because they say we can't charge
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which we don't anyway because they say we can't charge that's an encroachment on our religious
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belief and so i'm going to charge a dollar i'm not doing it to get rich i am doing it so they come
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after and they learn their lesson no encroachment on religious liberty they we've that is the only
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real shield we armor of god put the entire armor of god on and start pushing back and holding to
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our religious liberty back in just a minute speaking of this uh you know the catholic churches are
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probably taking the brunt of all of the jane's revenge stuff and gosh darn it gosh darn it they've
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put 600 people away uh and and come out with guilty uh verdicts on 600 people for january 6th but
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man all of those churches and all of those pregnancy centers that have been burned destroyed vandalized
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i just can't find them i don't know what and you know this is an honest honest excuse from the fbi
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but they're happening at night oh i didn't know the fbi could only solve crimes that happen during the
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hey so uh vice media has uh is nearing a deal for 400 million dollars uh to get them out of
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bankruptcy now when i say this um it might make some people um feel almost a little giddy
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that just the next one in line that constantly said i was going broke and we wouldn't be able to
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hold it together and the blaze was over and uh and you know we didn't get millions and hundreds
01:20:16.860
and hundreds of millions of dollars from uh leftists we're still in uh business and they've
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gone bankrupt some would feel guilty but not me well okay me but i shouldn't feel that way now here's
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the real point of the story vice media listen to this is nearing a deal for senior lenders uh to
01:20:39.180
acquire the trouble media company out of bankruptcy at a valuation of around 400 million nearly every
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vice stockholder including backers such as the private equity firm tpg group six street partners
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and media mogul james murdoch will be wiped out under the deal who's james murdoch he's one of the
01:21:05.800
murdoch boys fighting for control of the fox media group uh who's buying vice media
01:21:14.260
well it's uh two groups uh it is the fortress investment group fortress aren't they aren't they
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one of those that are uh esg yeah i think so and the soros fund management so now soros
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has his own little media group i mean he's got them already but again you know he's just an old
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elderly gentleman trying to do the right thing right that's all he's trying to do and of course
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vice was a media organization pretty much dedicated to all of his philosophies right drug legalization
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don't worry about sex work uh you know don't prosecute crimes like that's what the the agenda
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are you are such an anti-semite why would you even bring that up how much time do we have we don't
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have enough time now for you to defend yourself against anti-semitism look george soros outlines
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a left-wing philosophy that is what i am critical of i don't care about him at all i don't care what
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he does if he's just a billionaire and he wants to go out and like you know take his boats around and
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uh you know do whatever you do even help make our streets safer you know promoting you know uh
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let's make sure that we're growing good people teaching good people rewarding good people and uh
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and keeping our streets safe that's great i don't know releasing murderers seems like the opposite of
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that and that is the problem that we have with george soros but congratulations vice for going bankrupt
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i'm still standing you're not but you get the privilege of working with soros now i don't the glenn back
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what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment
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welcome to the glenn back program just a quick update on the uh the war and everything else uh
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the u.s has denied involvement in the moscow drone attack uh they said it was ludicrous when uh
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putin said i think the united states was behind it i mean does that look like the united states we're
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gonna fly a little teeny drone and and have it blow up you know do no damage
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now my first response was no and then i remembered afghanistan and i i hate to say yeah it could be us
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that's probably what now we would be doing except it would have like blown up and and thrown pink
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confetti confetti confetti all over the dome of the yeah all right more in just a second first let me tell you about gold line
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and and i tried to say you know at the beginning of the podcast don't worry about that your money is safe
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the government will replace it okay as long as you have under 250 000 what you need to worry about
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is the value of that money in the bank because they will replace it and even if the whole thing
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yeah so uh that was definitely not us blowing up the kremlin that was definitely definitely not us
01:26:41.280
according to us i mean i kind of tend to believe us i do too i do look like a serious attempt no but
01:26:47.940
neither did afghanistan's withdrawal that but that didn't look like an incompetent attempt to assassinate
01:26:55.040
vladimir putin that just looked like something that like a child it's not even like no i know it was
01:27:01.660
honestly it looked like an incompetent attempt to fake an assassination attempt well on vladimir putin
01:27:07.220
may i just say that um the defense against it is getting pretty serious in russia
01:27:15.320
um russian lawmakers have called for the squadron of eagles to protect the kremlin and i thought i don't even
01:27:25.660
know what that is but that sounds you know that sounds pretty bad right so no they just meant actual
01:27:33.480
squadron of birds of eagles uh to prevent against further attack so it might they might be evenly matched
01:27:44.120
here uh i'm i'm i'm not sure but uh maybe that's just me okay i want to talk to you a little bit
01:27:51.540
about something else that is uh that that's happening that we have got to stand up against
01:27:58.000
okay this gender nonsense is just that it is nonsense and we all know it we all want to be
01:28:05.640
compassionate we all love people we should at least people who are different we should have
01:28:12.420
compassion for what people are going through but there is no such thing as my truth and once you
01:28:19.500
separate yourself from my truth uh you can go on and live a happy healthy life as a society
01:28:27.220
if you embrace my truth all kinds of problems begin to happen now i'm going to give you two stories here
01:28:35.840
listen to this matthew volts has been convicted for the sexual torture of his young daughter and
01:28:46.020
sentenced to 25 years in prison 25 years that's the distance between almost the distance between here
01:28:55.220
and september 11th okay doesn't seem a long time especially for this crime uh he was serving as
01:29:03.640
president of the clark college queer association he started an amateur transgender pornography film
01:29:12.980
business with three other people and they specialized in violent and uh fetish criminal content criminal
01:29:22.080
content yeah yeah you know yeah okay all right okay don't know if anybody you know what i don't know
01:29:30.540
but don't clarify that yeah i'd prefer if you didn't yeah uh not sure if it was criminal um fetish
01:29:38.740
criminal content like you're watching somebody do a something that would be illegal in real life or if
01:29:47.040
it's criminal content you should not even film that i don't know i don't want to go any deeper thank
01:29:53.120
after volts and the victim's mother separated he managed to win custody in 2018
01:30:00.720
now that's interesting that's interesting first problem the court system you have you have a dad now
01:30:11.980
i don't know anything about the mom but i do know about the dad the dad is the president of the clark
01:30:17.120
college queer association uh and i believe he is
01:30:22.640
he i i think he's well let me just read on uh so he brought the child from oregon next problem to new jersey
01:30:36.400
problem after that where he exploited his daughters in videos the child suffered horribly
01:30:43.960
until a tip came in and the police intervened and it culminated in his arrest now listen to this i'm
01:30:53.040
not going to get into any details what they found were 30 computers cameras digital storage devices the
01:30:59.880
videos and the photos show just a living nightmare for this girl now listen listen to listen to what
01:31:07.300
she was surrounded by um adam romero he was another male transgender now again i don't know if that's
01:31:18.900
somebody claiming to be a female or claiming to be a male for i don't i don't know uh he's another
01:31:25.440
male transgender so he says another which leads me to believe that uh the head of the clark
01:31:33.300
college queer association was also transgender but i can't figure stories out anymore um another male
01:31:40.800
transgender who had been living on site then child rapist sean allen and child abuser uh dulicini
01:31:50.680
necco they were found to have aided volts in subjecting his daughter to what prosecutors called
01:31:58.000
a vortex of darkness all four were arrested uh all but necco pleaded guilty to various counts of sex
01:32:07.620
trafficking and rape necco pleaded to two counts of endangering the welfare of a child unlike now in
01:32:15.740
florida child rapists in new jersey are not eligible for the death penalty they were instead sentenced to
01:32:24.520
25 years in jail the child rapist sean allen is eligible now for parole in 10 years the judge said
01:32:36.960
this is the most heinous cruel and depraved scene i have seen
01:32:44.260
uh there is the prosecutor said there is no hope that these people will emerge from uh from jail as
01:32:52.940
better people because they are not capable now that's the past that's the system completely breaking
01:33:04.200
down because there is no truth anymore okay you're not allowed to judge or anything
01:33:12.420
all those people should have been in jail the child rapist uh he got out of jail he should be in jail
01:33:21.880
okay now he's serving his sentence at the edna mahan correctional facility for women
01:33:34.220
along with the other guy adam who is the other transgender neither of them have had surgery
01:33:44.740
and they both were raping the little girl so he both of them are put into the female prison in new jersey
01:33:56.340
a woman at the prison said that female inmates are already scared to death of the male prisoners
01:34:03.940
roaming the halls surgery is not required for them and some of them have undergone hormone replacement
01:34:12.640
therapy these this is happening because the aclu bought into the lie whether they believe it or not
01:34:22.980
that you can be whatever you say you are that's why if i ever go to jail i demand to go to unicorn prison
01:34:31.740
because i am a unicorn this was the aclu they changed the law to ensure that men claiming to be
01:34:42.620
women could be admitted to the women's prisons in the state that went into effect in 2021
01:34:49.300
now this they proudly announced was a system-wide policy that includes housing in line with gender
01:34:57.760
identity and not sex assigned at birth only a few other states have such protections in place new jersey
01:35:05.180
is a vanguard of states committed to protecting transgender intersect non-binary people in prison
01:35:13.560
and their housing determinations and it continues its path towards eliminating discrimination based on
01:35:19.320
gender identity blah blah blah you said that this is one of these they have the only states of this
01:35:23.460
protections in place that's the word they use yeah yeah protections protections protections for the
01:35:28.020
transgender criminal yes okay not not the criminals who are women just the transgender they're going to
01:35:37.040
protect them at expense of the women of the regular women the edmund mahan correctional facility for
01:35:44.020
women is home to 27 transgender prisoners including a man that the new york daily news reported had admitted to
01:35:54.900
having a most unusual taste for blood end quote the bloodthirsty transvestite in question perry serf is a sex offender
01:36:07.480
who went to jail for murdering a woman and then dumping her body into the woods but he didn't do it
01:36:16.640
she did and so she's got to go where she's surrounded by the gender she just killed in addition to the women's prison
01:36:29.100
being crowded with bloodthirsty men uh two of the women have uh found themselves pregnant uh from trans these
01:36:38.440
transgendered men who are now claiming to be women lesbian sex doesn't end in uh pregnancy
01:36:46.560
now i hate to get all medical with you but i am a doctor this stuff has got to stop and the people who
01:36:55.340
are speaking out i love d snyder from twisted sister we're not gonna take it okay that is the the theme
01:37:05.780
now i guess for the san francisco parade you know pride parade and d snyder came and said
01:37:12.860
yeah uh i just i just want you to know there's a a big difference between teaching acceptance and
01:37:20.240
normalizing and even encouraging participation in a lifestyle that confuses young children into
01:37:25.680
questioning their sexual identification uh and through some sort of game and then the parents
01:37:31.600
in some cases allow it other cases they don't know you know what there was a time where i felt
01:37:37.880
pretty too glad my parents didn't jump into any rash conclusions well he has been banned now from the san
01:37:48.040
francisco and they are coming after him in every way that they possibly can this coming from a guy
01:37:54.860
who sang really bad rock songs dressed as a woman
01:38:01.080
even he says yeah you know no that's not the truth then you have kiss
01:38:11.560
nights in satan's service you know paul stanley he took uh a stand against performing trans surgeries on
01:38:21.960
kids he got the heat this 71 year old 72 year old from kiss has just sold himself out at 71
01:38:33.880
he couldn't take the heat he says what he means means what he says everybody comes after them we're gonna
01:38:42.280
ban kiss how many more concerts do you have in you dude stop with the platform shoes it got creepy
01:38:52.600
he said while my thoughts were clear my words clearly were not most importantly and above all
01:39:00.840
else i support those struggling with their sexual identity while enduring constant hostility to those
01:39:06.380
whose paths lead them to reassignment surgery by the way it's not even sexual identity right that's
01:39:12.840
not even what this is this is they would say it's gender identity yes sexual identity is who you want
01:39:18.500
to hook up with right not what gender you are which is a whole nother situation yeah which is a whole
01:39:23.580
nother lie the whole other lie yeah they can't even keep their narratives straight no they've come to
01:39:29.040
this point they're like ghostbusters and they keep crossing the streams and then something terrible can
01:39:33.080
happen right and that's what they do so i just want to encourage you
01:39:38.340
we'll never beat this ever unless we identify what is true and what is not in germany too many people
01:39:51.120
just went along because they were looking for somebody to blame the jews are bad the jews are
01:39:57.360
causing all the problems well they they weren't uh and they're not and people just remain silent and it
01:40:06.780
became the narrative and pretty soon everybody accepted it except many people did not accept it
01:40:13.880
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01:40:20.460
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a drag queen star contestant of rupaul's drag race show has been accused of raping a production assistant
01:42:14.820
after a crew party in 2020 the accusations were reported from a lawsuit against darius jeremy
01:42:21.520
pierce a man who performs under the stage name of shen uh shangela uh daniel mcgerrigal filed the
01:42:29.820
lawsuit in los angeles the victim alleges that pierce bought drinks for the crew at the party many times
01:42:36.840
including mcgerrigal uh he then allegedly invited him back to his hotel room to help him
01:42:43.420
pack for an early morning flight kids that's your first mistake if someone invites you back to their
01:42:52.880
hotel room don't go first mistake unless you want to have sex or you know them really well
01:43:05.620
and neither of you are inebriated okay just a good safety tip so mcgerrigal fell asleep fully dressed
01:43:15.060
and he woke up his pants had been pulled down and uh some some some someone was behind him and uh
01:43:23.100
he started yelling no and couldn't fight him off and um and whatever so now he's suing
01:43:30.380
now the transgender guy he says that never happened i don't know what happened here's a lesson
01:43:36.880
don't go to someone's hotel room if you're inebriated also don't invite people up to your
01:43:45.740
hotel room if you're inebriated all kinds of things could happen in today's world and the truth
01:43:54.100
may not ever come out because we can't recognize truth anymore stay away from it
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mm-hmm pretty easy yeah well at least would it prevent uh what 99.5 percent of these types of
01:44:08.400
incidents yeah you know yeah just about those again you don't get blamed for being assaulted but you
01:44:13.520
shouldn't go and you shouldn't invite them and then when if you do invite them you shouldn't assault
01:44:17.500
them and there's a lot of different rules to follow but if you stay out of the hotel from the
01:44:21.080
beginning you avoid most of them there's really only 11 rules really okay yeah 10 commandments and
01:44:26.680
then love thy neighbor love god like you'll you know you'll love yourself and you'll love your
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podcast with mike glover and it is amazing this guy is i think truly an answer to many of our prayers
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he is preaching the right thing unfortunately the government doesn't want you to be empowered
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uh the fbi began targeting him he's a green beret worked for the cia he founded a company that was
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just teaching people how to be self-reliant uh and that's the problem that is the problem
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you have to begin to ask yourself when you see the moves of the government you know and i know
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things are coming apart at the seams it's clear it doesn't mean we're dead or doomed it just means to
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any reasonable person you know i can't live the uh the life that i used to live thinking that
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everything is safe it is not my money isn't safe uh my body my family my children they're not safe
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they're not safe in places like school uh the streets aren't safe i i don't know if the police
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are going to show up if you're living in a big city i don't i don't know if what i'm doing is going
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to be criminal activity because there's so many new laws and everything else nothing is safe
01:47:45.820
and that's because the system is coming apart at its seams it wasn't designed for this so as that
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happens a government that is for the people by the people of the people would strengthen its people
01:48:03.620
not attack its people and i mean people from all walks of life anyone who is saying you know what i got
01:48:13.280
this over here you guys deal with bigger things i got this over here anybody who stops or discourages
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or in his case calls them a potential threat and terrorist because he is saying guys there's not
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going to be help coming okay this problem is so big if there's no help coming what are you going to do
01:48:37.440
that's the principle that america was designed on and they say that he was creating little terrorist
01:48:45.780
cells no he wasn't he was strengthening communities that's all and he wasn't preaching anything he's like
01:48:53.840
who in your community has what how can you share how can you hold your community together if everything
01:48:59.980
flies apart that's a republic okay that's what we were meant to be that's the original design
01:49:07.700
nobody's coming from a national government you do it and they've targeted him and the message is clear
01:49:17.280
we will destroy anyone unless we can control them why would you target a veteran who served 10
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tours of duty five rotations in iraq alone elite operations then goes to work for the cia and the fbi
01:49:36.060
when he got there he blew the whistle and he's like uh something's really wrong here and now the fbi and cia
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this is really um an important one his upcoming book preparedness a manual for surviving worst case
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is a guide to resilience and that's what our government should be preaching do you remember
01:50:05.260
when we were hit by 9-11 department of homeland security said you should have food storage
01:50:10.000
you should have this this and this everyone should have a minimum of this they're not telling you that
01:50:16.520
are they in fact they're discouraging you if you are somebody that is trying to make yourself and
01:50:27.000
your family secure and your neighbors you're a dangerous prepper you're a right-wing kook
01:50:33.560
no i'm an american citizen so tomorrow the podcast uh you'll be able to see it um you know on youtube
01:50:42.260
my youtube channel or you can get it wherever you get your podcast it's available right now at
01:50:46.780
blaze tv.com slash glenn uh if you want to watch it today it is it is really powerful um you should
01:50:54.120
spread the word on this one let me give you a couple of clips from it uh this one uh this one
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is towards the beginning of the interview and i'm talking to him about you know why are you a terrorist
01:51:06.880
listen what he says about tech and the fbi they called you an extremist uh i believe you've been
01:51:13.560
a white supremacist and a domestic terrorist yeah the the interesting thing is i was labeled a white
01:51:21.520
nationalist or right-wing extremist all these things all these labels they even did a um a liberal
01:51:28.660
organization i would say extreme organization media group did a hit piece on me that was like 30 pages
01:51:34.860
long like a lot of respect for coming up with 30 pages of fiction yeah but but i'm i'm actually
01:51:42.140
half korean my dad was in the army stationed in korea where he met my beautiful mother uh in the army
01:51:48.260
in the 80s and i'm like like how do i become labeled a white nationalist when i'm half korean most of my
01:51:54.720
employees are minorities i'm service disabled connected military veteran like fit all the parameters of
01:52:01.360
all the things and in that narrative and they're attacking me and that was that hurt i mean to be
01:52:09.400
honest it was like i worked for the cia i worked in special operations for a long period of time in the
01:52:14.100
army and that was devastating to see that a kind of attack on us and i think the problem is it started
01:52:21.440
as this thing that was unbeknownst to us because we were getting suppressed on all the social media
01:52:29.060
channels facebook deleted american contingency and blocked us out shopify deleted my business
01:52:35.460
account they literally said you have 72 hours to collect your information and then we're deleting
01:52:39.620
your account with no like no way to rebut what they were proposing that we were doing something
01:52:47.180
wrong on the platform and not telling you what we found did not telling us anything and what we found
01:52:52.740
out later was the government had a deal with big tech and they were communicating all of the people
01:52:58.660
they didn't want uh on on open channels and they were suppressing our first amendment rights they
01:53:04.580
were shutting us down by destroying our business and they tried to do it and by all accounts they did
01:53:10.240
if we didn't have the ability to flex and adapt then we would have just been out of business but it was
01:53:16.240
difficult to say the least so it's amazing to me you're a green beret you've served honorably you
01:53:22.360
have i mean you've done more in your lifetime uh to serve the country than than i certainly have and
01:53:29.700
and now your country is coming after you that has to really hurt
01:53:39.120
yeah yeah it's it's it's devastating i i i knew this kind of thing existed i didn't i experienced the
01:53:48.900
politics at a high level when i was a sergeant major in special forces um i witnessed that that's one of the
01:53:55.720
reasons why i stepped aside because i was like i don't i want to do something for myself for once i i thought
01:54:01.020
i selflessly served for a period of time i earned it i felt like i earned it so i stepped aside and said
01:54:06.940
i'm going to do uh this american dream this entrepreneurship journey which i grew it grew up with
01:54:13.100
uh with my mom owning a small business in uh fayetteville north carolina that the devastating
01:54:18.600
thing was i had no say in it i had no chance to speak my case and and you know luckily for for the
01:54:26.620
opportunities i've been given even here being able to tell my story most people aren't able to tell
01:54:32.240
their story and i'm afraid this is likely happening oh yeah across the country all right one one more
01:54:38.580
piece from it i talked to him about ebstein and how everything seems to start to connect all of
01:54:44.860
these stories of the past and people who are not being prosecuted and if they are they just mysteriously
01:54:49.580
die listen and as you look at ebstein and the connection now with the banks and the connection
01:54:56.860
with the intelligence community was he an operative doing horrible things uh you know a really horrible
01:55:08.380
honeypot situation was he doing things for either our intelligence agencies or others and that's why
01:55:17.760
nobody's looking into any of this stuff so you know i have a ts i had a top secret uh sci clearance with
01:55:27.420
both the cia and the military i mean they're very distinct and different classifications of clearances
01:55:34.560
from everything that i've seen everything that i've analyzed and assessed all the news reports
01:55:41.300
because i've gone down the rabbit hole 100 that was an intel collection operation yeah there's no doubt
01:55:49.500
in my mind and correct and look to give cia credit there's a lot of these type of things they do
01:55:56.300
which benefit our intelligence understanding uh whether it's you know framing people or putting them in a
01:56:03.780
weird way the the benefit exists the problem is the cia because it's not held accountable for a lot
01:56:14.020
of these things because they could stamp covert action on the document they could literally classify
01:56:20.300
anything at any time period they want where nobody because it's a compartmentalized operation
01:56:26.560
nobody will have access to that it's called a special access program i mean there i've been involved
01:56:32.400
in special access programs in the military where only a handful of people in my own organization
01:56:38.220
knew about it and so when you're part of a sap program when it's covert action when you have
01:56:43.560
no obligation to communicate what you're doing to congress to people and it's just something that's
01:56:49.940
done in the basement of a building inside of langley headquarters that is a problem because now we're
01:56:56.360
how does that happen with no oversight you can't run a country like this where you have organizations
01:57:05.820
and people that can say we're not telling congress that is no longer a country of by and for the people
01:57:13.580
yeah it's it's very disturbing i mean if you watch the recent congressional hearings
01:57:20.600
um with the head of department of homeland security the head of uh immigration uh the list goes on i mean
01:57:28.720
they've been getting the gauntlet and being grilled by congress the attitude from the institution from the
01:57:36.420
government is we don't have to say anything to you it's like you work for congress right congress works
01:57:42.560
for constituents constituents are the american people we forget that representatives are there to do a job
01:57:49.540
to get accountability and what we're seeing from these questioning sessions is the government's
01:57:55.340
attitude is we don't have to answer any of this you we don't work for you it's like we we've gotten
01:58:00.880
this all wrong this is something we need to correct and your thinking will be very clarified and his
01:58:07.460
solutions are i mean his solutions are just to connect with people and just do the next right thing he's
01:58:16.020
right he is right but you you will have a clear view and that was so important what he just said
01:58:23.260
they work for us and they work for us to hold people accountable to not just enact laws and do they but to
01:58:34.100
hold people accountable to get answers for us if they're not you need to vote next time for people who
01:58:43.680
will hold people accountable especially in your local and state level elections because that
01:58:52.500
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Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. You know I saw a news story this week and it's really bothered me.
02:00:43.100
Our kids in elementary schools they have an eight on American history. Yeah out of 100
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eight eight let me say it again eight our kids are not learning anything now that's what they're testing
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for and they barely know what they're being tested on and what they're being tested on is probably not
02:01:11.680
even close to the truth by this time. The last week of June up to the 4th of July I'm going to be in
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St. George Utah and I'm taking our museum out for the first time. Please take this opportunity to not
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just see American history but also to have it put into context for you. You will learn more in this
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two-hour tour of this museum then probably you've learned about American history your whole life.
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Experience it and plant it deep into your children.
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Priceless artifacts that some of which have not are being seen for the first time in like a hundred
02:01:59.580
And we have things from I think we I think the earliest thing we're going to be showing is from
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No I think actually you have something in the 1300s
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all the way up. I think we stop at the space race.
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They're building just this amazing American village