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00:01:54.820 well hello america oh there's nothing weird or creepy going on going on in the world at all today

00:02:05.440 well i mean the the couples who are uh breeding couples uh you know in silicon valley the the same

00:02:14.640 people that are working on artificial wombs you know that's not it's not like we're living in some

00:02:22.600 dystopian movie where we're all like don't do that no it's nothing like that um by the way a new target

00:02:32.200 on food i can't wait to tell you about we've got another we've got another well some would call it a

00:02:38.800 staple but i just think that it i just look at it as global warming devices uh we've got another target

00:02:45.460 and it's on your table and in fact it's on a lot of people's table but we got to get we got to get

00:02:52.760 rid of it yes it's a world full of experts and we begin in 60 seconds here in texas we're about to

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00:04:10.240 may apply all right let me just get this i don't mean the pun here off the table uh but there is

00:04:19.360 something that uh people tend to consume from time to time that is causing 10 of global emissions of

00:04:28.640 methane now this is a gas that over the last two decades has trapped 80 times as much heat as carbon

00:04:38.200 dioxide so it's worse it's worse than carbon dioxide 80 times worse well scientists uh are now telling us

00:04:49.920 experts that we we cannot ignore this it must be eliminated uh if we are

00:04:58.620 serious at all about reducing greenhouse gas emissions yeah we're not talking about your suv anymore

00:05:05.360 we're now talking about something uh you might have heard of called rice

00:05:11.580 now i hate to point this out but rice is a staple for about half the world

00:05:23.620 and rice is cheap and plentiful and rice keeps people alive for about half the world

00:05:35.320 but uh you know it's it was something that's really you know from the 16th century uh it was uh it arrived

00:05:44.560 in south america and you know outside of asia brazil is the largest rice producer and rice grows in

00:05:53.380 warm wet climates and you know you gotta have that waterlogged soil and boy what happens what happens

00:06:00.800 methane so we gotta stop eating rice now may i ask a uh quick question when are we gonna start calling

00:06:10.020 these uh climate change uh people uh people killers when when are we gonna actually admit out loud

00:06:20.440 and say if you are part of this climate cult that is for now that let me let me define this not people

00:06:29.280 who agree that global warming is happening or want to save the world but the part of the cult

00:06:37.580 that will say we've got to get rid of rice uh we've got to go zero emissions by uh 2030 or we're all gonna die

00:06:47.960 these people are going to kill millions of people and i don't i just don't know what it's going to take

00:06:57.000 before people start going oh yeah we shouldn't listen to those people those aren't experts those are

00:07:03.780 crazy people crazy people let me give you a another expert story and this this one should

00:07:11.600 say everything for you because if you don't start saying those things now it's only going to get

00:07:18.880 harder and then you're going to be out um a few weeks ago we had uh dr eric henson on

00:07:27.040 he's a guy from texas who lost his medical license through the texas medical board because he refused

00:07:36.760 to obey the mask mandate in 2021 now he is an expert he is an ear nose and throat doctor he knows that

00:07:47.640 wearing masks most times can become harmful to his patients he knows that every study concludes

00:07:56.840 a cloth mask is ineffective at preventing the spread of a respiratory virus because of this

00:08:07.220 he didn't wear the mask he didn't force his parents his patients to wear a mask and he was reported

00:08:15.800 and the texas medical board suspended his license then he was on this program

00:08:23.620 and uh apparently a lot of people called the texas medical board and lo and behold what happens

00:08:32.120 the texas medical board are like uh you can have your license back here it is

00:08:36.220 job well done right well if it wasn't for esg

00:08:43.460 the hospital that he worked at the ut health east texas jacksonville hospital has informed dr henson

00:08:53.960 that his hospital privileges have been suspended indefinitely oh and his insurance company has also

00:09:02.580 dropped him so he had his his license suspended and then when you because you now have to be the

00:09:11.340 police there is no guard of anybody's rights anymore you have to guard those rights because

00:09:17.980 you heard about it and you said this is wrong and you called the government agency said oh you know what

00:09:26.280 we need to be re-elected you're right you are so right but then their henchmen in the public private

00:09:35.160 partnerships they took care of business because you won't stand against these people when government

00:09:44.940 when the government can't get away with its tyrannical unconstitutional action that's when the public

00:09:52.660 private partnership comes in this is esg and if you don't stand up against it now and we don't get our

00:10:04.500 government under control this is what it will be like with you from here on out let me just show

00:10:12.380 you what the process is the administrative state either at local or state or federal authorities

00:10:21.180 they'll make up a new law okay administrative state will make up a new law we're seeing this happen

00:10:29.060 over and over and over again and the supreme court keeps overturning the administrative state's laws because

00:10:36.460 he can't do that but you can't the courts can't keep up with these people because they don't care so they

00:10:45.140 just keep passing them and even if they're overturned they've already done all the damage all of it

00:10:53.060 we if the if congress which the gop has been hijacked long ago by progressives but if they don't get rid of

00:11:07.780 those progressives and take a stand and win this budget fight this is going to continue to get worse

00:11:16.220 because the reason why it's allowed to stand is because congress has given the purse strings

00:11:24.280 to the president by not passing a budget they have no control over any of the money and the

00:11:32.240 administrative state can shift it anywhere they want do whatever they want and congress can't stop

00:11:38.320 them we are in a place where we have a dictatorial role for the president

00:11:43.900 and here's what happens

00:11:47.760 elites will find a problem that they want to solve

00:11:52.100 but they're not really trying to solve the problem they're trying to gain more power

00:11:56.180 and control over you

00:11:57.620 so in this case it was covid oh we got to solve that problem

00:12:02.480 wear a mask they pass a mandate what was that

00:12:06.160 was that about health maybe at first i'll give everybody a benefit of the doubt at first on covid

00:12:12.720 but it quickly became clear this was about compliance you will comply

00:12:22.280 and things went crazy they passed a mandate which they can't do and once people come to their senses

00:12:31.120 and realize the truth of in this case the masks that they do nothing and actually can make things worse

00:12:38.000 the real damage the human damage has already been done

00:12:42.320 because of the public private partnership with big tech and media

00:12:47.540 big tech and media get their marching orders from the government

00:12:53.160 so whatever the agency says you'll do this

00:12:57.620 this is what needs to happen

00:13:00.300 the media falls in line

00:13:03.480 and they enforce it

00:13:05.520 and then social media

00:13:07.100 compounds it

00:13:09.060 because that social media

00:13:11.780 can go after you

00:13:13.560 where the mainstream media

00:13:15.240 can only kind of go against

00:13:17.680 the public or the private citizen

00:13:19.760 it can only stick people out like me or this doctor

00:13:23.860 because he becomes a public figure

00:13:26.180 but you

00:13:27.140 they don't have time

00:13:28.920 but social media

00:13:30.020 has all the time in the world

00:13:32.520 all they have to do is just start by putting out

00:13:35.460 this is a

00:13:36.360 we're not sure about this source

00:13:38.180 we're not sure if this person is telling the truth

00:13:40.740 so then when the damage is done

00:13:44.580 the media has destroyed the reputations of

00:13:48.620 anyone who stood against

00:13:50.640 you know what we all now

00:13:52.380 now know is correct

00:13:53.820 but no one is held accountable

00:13:57.280 none of the perpetrators

00:14:00.840 of that character assassination has to pay

00:14:05.260 there's there's the perpetrators

00:14:08.300 they don't even run for cover

00:14:10.240 they're not afraid

00:14:11.840 they just move on to the next thing

00:14:14.620 where they're going to destroy careers

00:14:16.200 because they control

00:14:18.760 all of the levers

00:14:19.860 justice in America

00:14:21.740 is not about justice anymore

00:14:24.000 in this ESG world

00:14:26.220 justice only comes

00:14:28.020 in the form of a fist

00:14:29.700 if you disagree

00:14:31.300 or stand against the power

00:14:33.360 look at what's happening

00:14:35.040 with transgenderism

00:14:36.320 it is perfectly logical to say

00:14:39.520 I don't want transgender dancers

00:14:42.560 or strippers who are their regular sex

00:14:46.440 in the classroom

00:14:48.960 it is totally logical and reasonable

00:14:52.860 but you're destroyed

00:14:57.100 if you actually try to stand for that

00:14:59.320 because the media

00:15:00.860 social media

00:15:02.100 the public private partnership

00:15:04.060 takes care of you

00:15:05.980 and destroys you

00:15:07.160 and tries to make you into something

00:15:09.380 and make you sound

00:15:11.460 like you're saying something

00:15:12.580 that you're not

00:15:13.520 so the government agencies

00:15:19.640 after they've destroyed you

00:15:21.560 and then been corrected

00:15:23.460 and then the media

00:15:24.780 and social media

00:15:25.620 has destroyed you

00:15:27.480 they don't run

00:15:28.420 they don't correct

00:15:29.260 now the government

00:15:31.940 is embarrassed

00:15:32.980 and defied

00:15:34.260 and they must exact

00:15:36.300 a price

00:15:37.040 so now

00:15:37.820 you playing the role

00:15:39.520 of the police

00:15:40.220 rise up

00:15:40.860 force the committee

00:15:41.840 or the commission

00:15:42.560 or the agency

00:15:43.420 to drop the case

00:15:44.600 they do

00:15:45.100 but it's still not over

00:15:46.320 because it's ESG

00:15:47.820 now the private partners

00:15:49.800 and the private public partnership

00:15:52.940 step to the plate

00:15:55.820 the local hospital

00:15:57.560 which may or may not

00:15:59.200 be getting heat

00:16:00.020 from their out of control boards

00:16:02.200 or AMA

00:16:03.640 or somebody else

00:16:05.560 but they know

00:16:07.680 we're part of that system

00:16:10.380 somebody

00:16:11.360 knows

00:16:12.480 we better play ball

00:16:14.180 they drop it

00:16:15.540 and then

00:16:16.480 perhaps they've

00:16:18.580 already

00:16:19.120 you know

00:16:19.920 maybe they're just a hospital

00:16:21.060 that already has said

00:16:22.120 you know

00:16:22.520 these people who say

00:16:23.340 we shouldn't mutilate children

00:16:24.680 you know

00:16:27.080 they're crazy

00:16:28.000 we got to get those doctors out

00:16:29.660 maybe these are the hospitals

00:16:33.840 that have already said

00:16:34.840 you know

00:16:35.360 should we even have to treat people

00:16:36.860 who don't play by the rules

00:16:38.180 I mean after all

00:16:39.280 they're grandma killers

00:16:40.280 and as if that's not enough

00:16:43.420 the insurance company

00:16:45.080 now needs to cancel

00:16:46.660 your insurance

00:16:47.480 because you know

00:16:48.500 ESG and stuff

00:16:49.760 you're a risk

00:16:50.600 and if you stand up

00:16:52.640 a second time

00:16:53.380 social media is going to attack

00:16:54.740 and smear you

00:16:55.600 this is all to weaken support

00:16:59.220 for you

00:17:00.320 and to teach others

00:17:01.920 not to stand with you

00:17:03.780 you know what this is

00:17:04.860 this is the Chinese model

00:17:07.080 except they have it in an app

00:17:09.280 if somebody is on the outs

00:17:12.420 with the public-private partnerships

00:17:14.000 in China

00:17:14.680 you get a text

00:17:16.780 you are not allowed

00:17:18.420 to be within

00:17:19.580 X number of feet

00:17:20.880 from that person

00:17:22.780 who is currently

00:17:24.160 on the crap list

00:17:25.220 you can't talk to them

00:17:27.000 otherwise

00:17:28.880 you're a problem

00:17:30.460 and the process

00:17:32.700 becomes the punishment

00:17:33.960 IRS

00:17:34.500 ATF

00:17:35.460 FBI

00:17:36.040 they can not only

00:17:38.140 impoverish you

00:17:39.120 but they also send the signal

00:17:40.480 that you're even more toxic

00:17:41.820 than you thought before

00:17:42.940 and if you try to get a lawyer

00:17:44.620 good luck

00:17:45.340 because their firms

00:17:46.600 have ESG scores as well

00:17:48.520 their clients

00:17:50.280 they might lose those clients

00:17:52.500 if they represent

00:17:53.400 a rebel like you

00:17:55.160 and if the FBI

00:17:57.340 doesn't seize your bank account

00:17:58.900 your bank just may cancel it

00:18:00.420 because

00:18:00.840 again

00:18:02.000 you're a business

00:18:02.840 you're a risk to them

00:18:04.540 same with insurance

00:18:06.420 you don't even need to be

00:18:08.380 a criminal anymore

00:18:09.540 you

00:18:10.240 will

00:18:11.320 comply

00:18:12.160 may I suggest

00:18:15.600 that

00:18:17.280 if you

00:18:18.660 think that

00:18:20.220 this system

00:18:21.240 has got

00:18:22.440 to stop

00:18:23.380 you not only

00:18:24.560 fight it at the state level

00:18:26.220 in your state

00:18:27.340 make sure

00:18:28.640 you are stopping

00:18:29.840 E

00:18:30.260 S

00:18:30.740 and G

00:18:31.540 and you have control

00:18:33.200 of your state

00:18:34.300 entities

00:18:35.420 and agencies

00:18:37.460 if you're in Texas

00:18:39.980 I wouldn't mind

00:18:40.740 if you called the

00:18:41.620 UT Health

00:18:43.080 East Texas

00:18:44.080 Jacksonville

00:18:45.100 hospital

00:18:45.700 and

00:18:46.900 tell them

00:18:47.980 politely

00:18:48.500 that you think

00:18:50.060 Dr. Henson

00:18:51.440 should be reinstated

00:18:53.320 the number

00:18:55.020 is

00:18:55.600 903-541-5000

00:18:59.360 that's

00:18:59.880 903-541-5000

00:19:02.760 this is a hospital

00:19:04.200 that even though

00:19:05.300 he's had his license

00:19:06.440 put back into place

00:19:08.540 because he was right

00:19:09.960 they kicked him out

00:19:11.960 also

00:19:14.600 Texas legislature

00:19:15.720 call them

00:19:16.280 demand

00:19:16.760 the legislation

00:19:17.940 SB666

00:19:19.960 to protect

00:19:21.500 doctors

00:19:22.120 like Dr. Henson

00:19:23.140 is passed

00:19:24.540 all right

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00:19:27.560 Ramon

00:19:28.540 wrote in about

00:19:30.300 his wife's experience

00:19:31.080 with relief factor

00:19:31.840 he said

00:19:32.100 I ordered relief factor

00:19:33.340 for my wife

00:19:33.920 and all I can say is

00:19:34.780 it really works

00:19:36.080 her pain level

00:19:37.060 has dropped off

00:19:37.880 dramatically

00:19:38.720 she's not only

00:19:39.940 able to get around

00:19:40.700 the house easier

00:19:41.380 but her pain level

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00:20:18.820 relief factor

00:20:20.080 feel the difference

00:20:21.220 10 seconds

00:20:22.040 station ID

00:20:22.660 so did you see

00:20:34.020 what's happening

00:20:34.760 now

00:20:35.300 with the all

00:20:36.740 the experts

00:20:37.380 they're just

00:20:38.220 doing whatever

00:20:39.780 they want

00:20:41.040 and they don't

00:20:41.600 answer to anybody

00:20:42.700 so you know

00:20:45.660 Whitmer had this

00:20:47.100 up in Michigan

00:20:48.620 she had this

00:20:49.760 Chinese company

00:20:51.100 come in

00:20:51.800 and they're

00:20:52.600 an EV company

00:20:53.520 and it's

00:20:55.700 a communist

00:20:56.560 company

00:20:58.100 and she's

00:20:59.560 given all kinds

00:21:00.260 of taxpayer

00:21:00.860 money

00:21:01.800 to this

00:21:02.520 Chinese

00:21:03.160 communist

00:21:03.760 company

00:21:04.820 well now

00:21:06.500 we find out

00:21:07.520 that

00:21:08.200 you know

00:21:09.680 one of the

00:21:10.440 key minerals

00:21:11.680 that we need

00:21:12.760 in lithium

00:21:14.160 ion batteries

00:21:15.220 would be

00:21:17.800 lithium

00:21:19.200 and so

00:21:21.380 we now

00:21:22.460 find out

00:21:23.060 that the

00:21:23.900 Chinese

00:21:24.560 company

00:21:25.520 is going

00:21:27.120 to be

00:21:27.420 looking like

00:21:28.440 they're going

00:21:28.820 to get

00:21:29.040 their lithium

00:21:29.800 from the

00:21:35.540 Taliban

00:21:36.060 Thursday

00:21:38.940 last Thursday

00:21:40.300 executives

00:21:40.880 of the

00:21:41.460 Chinese

00:21:41.760 company

00:21:42.100 meant

00:21:42.440 with

00:21:42.720 Afghan

00:21:43.300 minister

00:21:43.740 of

00:21:44.040 minerals

00:21:44.560 and

00:21:44.880 petroleum

00:21:45.420 he's

00:21:46.760 a

00:21:46.920 senior

00:21:47.240 leader

00:21:47.640 of

00:21:47.960 the

00:21:48.160 Taliban

00:21:48.580 he offered

00:21:49.400 a 10

00:21:50.060 billion

00:21:50.560 investment

00:21:51.400 for access

00:21:52.320 to

00:21:52.660 Afghan's

00:21:53.240 lithium

00:21:53.580 deposits

00:21:54.360 the

00:21:55.140 company

00:21:55.440 was

00:21:55.720 identified

00:21:56.440 as

00:21:58.020 Goshen

00:21:58.520 the

00:21:58.960 company

00:22:00.220 that

00:22:00.740 Whitmer

00:22:01.180 is

00:22:01.420 giving

00:22:01.800 all the

00:22:02.240 money

00:22:02.440 to

00:22:02.700 so

00:22:03.540 not

00:22:03.860 only

00:22:04.220 did

00:22:05.280 we

00:22:05.540 give

00:22:05.940 the

00:22:06.220 airport

00:22:06.700 to

00:22:07.500 China

00:22:07.920 cost

00:22:08.920 us

00:22:09.140 billions

00:22:09.720 of

00:22:10.000 dollars

00:22:10.300 to

00:22:10.540 build

00:22:10.820 but

00:22:11.940 this

00:22:12.480 was

00:22:12.660 the

00:22:12.840 other

00:22:13.100 thing

00:22:13.520 that

00:22:13.760 was

00:22:14.060 suspected

00:22:14.680 why

00:22:15.080 Biden

00:22:15.460 would

00:22:15.660 do

00:22:15.840 this

00:22:16.140 as

00:22:16.460 a

00:22:16.620 gift

00:22:16.820 to

00:22:17.080 China

00:22:17.480 because

00:22:18.520 of

00:22:19.060 the

00:22:19.300 lithium

00:22:19.700 deposits

00:22:20.400 so

00:22:21.460 we

00:22:21.760 strengthen

00:22:23.000 them

00:22:23.600 now

00:22:24.680 we're

00:22:25.100 bringing

00:22:25.560 that

00:22:26.000 communist

00:22:26.680 money

00:22:27.400 working

00:22:28.120 with

00:22:28.440 terrorists

00:22:29.080 into

00:22:30.100 Michigan

00:22:30.700 boy

00:22:34.800 if

00:22:34.960 you

00:22:35.120 haven't

00:22:35.480 joined

00:22:35.800 an

00:22:36.020 activist

00:22:36.400 group

00:22:36.900 you

00:22:37.200 really

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00:22:46.920 I

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00:24:05.060 you know

00:24:15.420 I think

00:24:15.700 it's really

00:24:16.280 important

00:24:16.940 that we

00:24:17.720 all draw

00:24:18.400 our lines

00:24:19.040 we all

00:24:19.620 we all

00:24:21.340 look at

00:24:22.120 what's

00:24:22.440 really

00:24:22.820 happening

00:24:23.460 and what's

00:24:25.220 affecting

00:24:25.740 our decisions

00:24:26.640 to stand

00:24:27.320 or not

00:24:27.860 stand

00:24:28.360 you know

00:24:30.140 some people

00:24:30.780 just

00:24:31.420 just won't

00:24:32.280 do it

00:24:32.720 and they're

00:24:33.600 on our

00:24:34.120 side

00:24:34.520 and you

00:24:35.400 know

00:24:35.500 it's fine

00:24:36.200 I'm not

00:24:36.880 going to

00:24:37.080 judge

00:24:37.320 anybody

00:24:37.760 but others

00:24:39.660 are doing

00:24:40.140 it because

00:24:40.780 they just

00:24:41.820 don't want

00:24:42.500 the hassle

00:24:43.060 they don't

00:24:43.680 want to

00:24:44.220 be unpopular

00:24:45.200 they want

00:24:45.880 to fit

00:24:46.200 in

00:24:46.500 and this

00:24:47.240 is what's

00:24:47.740 this is

00:24:48.160 what's

00:24:48.420 happening

00:24:48.820 in our

00:24:50.220 classrooms

00:24:50.760 our kids

00:24:51.420 are learning

00:24:52.240 from this

00:24:53.240 and it's

00:24:54.640 normal

00:24:55.560 you

00:24:56.940 especially

00:24:57.620 in this

00:24:58.300 society

00:24:58.880 kids

00:25:00.060 want to

00:25:00.800 be

00:25:00.980 noticed

00:25:01.580 they want

00:25:03.040 to be

00:25:03.580 special

00:25:04.320 they

00:25:05.000 certainly

00:25:05.700 don't

00:25:06.280 want

00:25:06.560 to be

00:25:06.920 out

00:25:07.220 of

00:25:07.460 the

00:25:07.620 cool

00:25:07.860 kids

00:25:08.200 club

00:25:08.560 I've

00:25:09.660 been

00:25:09.800 out

00:25:10.060 of

00:25:10.140 the

00:25:10.280 cool

00:25:10.500 kids

00:25:11.020 club

00:25:11.340 my

00:25:11.720 entire

00:25:12.740 life

00:25:13.300 would I

00:25:14.500 like

00:25:14.880 to be

00:25:15.180 in the

00:25:15.400 cool

00:25:15.620 kids

00:25:15.960 club

00:25:16.360 sure

00:25:17.180 do I

00:25:18.800 care

00:25:19.380 at this

00:25:20.520 point

00:25:20.860 I mean

00:25:22.500 if I

00:25:22.860 cared

00:25:23.360 I'd

00:25:23.620 probably

00:25:24.060 lose

00:25:24.700 a few

00:25:25.020 LBs

00:25:25.560 but

00:25:25.800 nope

00:25:26.680 don't

00:25:27.180 care

00:25:27.480 okay

00:25:28.120 however

00:25:29.680 I want

00:25:30.760 to show

00:25:31.120 you how

00:25:31.460 insidious

00:25:32.180 this is

00:25:33.020 because

00:25:33.560 it is

00:25:34.380 natural

00:25:35.400 to feel

00:25:37.120 this way

00:25:37.760 I was

00:25:39.780 just

00:25:40.120 rejected

00:25:40.800 as a

00:25:41.820 member

00:25:42.160 at a

00:25:43.520 at a

00:25:44.160 club

00:25:44.700 now

00:25:45.960 I

00:25:46.720 I've

00:25:48.560 lived in

00:25:48.920 this

00:25:49.120 neighborhood

00:25:49.460 forever

00:25:50.020 I

00:25:51.500 passed

00:25:52.860 on the

00:25:53.340 membership

00:25:53.700 when we

00:25:54.180 moved

00:25:54.540 in

00:25:54.880 because

00:25:55.880 you know

00:25:56.300 you get

00:25:56.760 a golf

00:25:57.200 member

00:25:57.440 and I

00:25:57.680 don't

00:25:57.800 play

00:25:58.020 golf

00:25:58.360 and I

00:25:58.660 don't

00:25:58.840 hang

00:25:59.040 out

00:25:59.200 at

00:25:59.360 country

00:25:59.720 clubs

00:26:00.160 no

00:26:00.580 thank

00:26:00.880 you

00:26:01.080 so

00:26:01.560 Tanya

00:26:01.880 and I

00:26:02.120 just

00:26:02.320 passed

00:26:02.640 on it

00:26:02.940 never

00:26:03.920 even

00:26:04.800 thought

00:26:05.460 of it

00:26:05.920 until

00:26:06.580 recently

00:26:07.360 maybe

00:26:07.740 two

00:26:08.140 years

00:26:08.480 ago

00:26:08.780 and

00:26:10.140 you know

00:26:11.620 usually

00:26:11.920 things

00:26:12.360 go

00:26:12.680 quickly

00:26:13.360 but

00:26:13.740 no

00:26:15.220 because

00:26:15.500 there's

00:26:15.720 a

00:26:15.840 couple

00:26:16.060 of

00:26:16.220 people

00:26:16.520 that

00:26:16.740 disagree

00:26:17.120 with

00:26:17.420 me

00:26:17.600 politically

00:26:18.120 and so

00:26:18.640 I

00:26:18.960 jumped

00:26:19.320 through

00:26:19.600 extra

00:26:20.020 hoops

00:26:20.400 and had

00:26:20.800 extra

00:26:21.180 meals

00:26:21.580 with

00:26:21.820 extra

00:26:22.140 people

00:26:22.580 and

00:26:22.780 asked

00:26:23.120 you know

00:26:23.840 they

00:26:24.020 questioned

00:26:24.480 my

00:26:24.760 integrity

00:26:25.280 and

00:26:25.560 everything

00:26:25.820 else

00:26:26.180 and I

00:26:27.200 just

00:26:27.460 about

00:26:27.660 lost

00:26:27.940 my

00:26:28.160 mind

00:26:28.760 during

00:26:29.160 that

00:26:29.500 but I

00:26:30.260 thought

00:26:30.480 you know

00:26:30.760 what

00:26:30.980 I

00:26:31.300 just

00:26:31.800 want

00:26:32.340 it

00:26:32.500 because

00:26:32.900 I

00:26:33.160 have

00:26:33.320 so

00:26:33.640 many

00:26:33.900 meetings

00:26:34.420 now

00:26:34.780 at

00:26:35.000 her

00:26:35.140 dinner

00:26:35.380 meetings

00:26:35.860 Tanya

00:26:36.520 doesn't

00:26:36.980 trust

00:26:37.380 anyone

00:26:38.180 so we

00:26:39.040 don't

00:26:39.420 ever

00:26:39.800 have

00:26:40.100 anyone

00:26:40.540 over

00:26:40.900 at

00:26:41.040 the

00:26:41.160 house

00:26:41.460 ever

00:26:42.380 and

00:26:44.360 it

00:26:44.620 drives

00:26:44.960 me

00:26:45.200 nuts

00:26:45.620 but

00:26:45.900 okay

00:26:46.320 so we

00:26:47.060 can't

00:26:47.300 have

00:26:49.320 so if

00:26:49.680 I

00:26:49.780 want

00:26:49.880 to

00:26:49.920 have

00:26:50.040 a

00:26:50.180 business

00:26:50.480 meeting

00:26:50.760 I

00:26:50.900 have

00:26:51.040 to

00:26:51.140 drive

00:26:51.480 into

00:26:51.680 Dallas

00:26:52.000 or

00:26:52.440 if

00:26:52.780 I

00:26:52.900 have

00:26:53.040 something

00:26:53.380 where

00:26:53.760 it's

00:26:54.580 you know

00:26:54.840 kind

00:26:55.200 of a

00:26:55.420 friend

00:26:55.640 but

00:26:55.820 not

00:26:56.140 you know

00:26:56.700 not

00:26:56.960 a

00:26:57.100 friend

00:26:57.480 not

00:26:58.220 like

00:26:58.440 you

00:26:58.700 Stu

00:26:58.940 that

00:26:59.200 she

00:26:59.560 will

00:26:59.760 let

00:26:59.960 in

00:27:00.100 the

00:27:00.220 house

00:27:00.580 I

00:27:01.500 want

00:27:02.540 to

00:27:02.620 have

00:27:02.760 dinner

00:27:03.140 and

00:27:03.540 I

00:27:03.680 want

00:27:03.800 to

00:27:03.880 have

00:27:04.000 it

00:27:04.120 like

00:27:04.580 I

00:27:04.880 I'd

00:27:05.440 like

00:27:05.620 to

00:27:05.740 just

00:27:05.940 be

00:27:06.100 able

00:27:06.300 just

00:27:06.560 to

00:27:06.760 walk

00:27:07.320 there

00:27:07.760 and

00:27:08.000 not

00:27:08.840 have

00:27:09.060 security

00:27:09.560 and

00:27:09.800 everything

00:27:10.040 else

00:27:19.320 all

00:27:19.800 of a

00:27:20.000 sudden

00:27:20.140 because

00:27:20.460 now

00:27:21.040 I

00:27:21.760 wasn't

00:27:22.600 in

00:27:23.000 the

00:27:23.140 cool

00:27:23.340 kids

00:27:23.640 club

00:27:23.940 now

00:27:24.620 I've

00:27:24.820 been

00:27:25.020 rejected

00:27:25.860 from

00:27:26.280 the

00:27:26.460 cool

00:27:26.640 kids

00:27:26.940 club

00:27:27.260 that

00:27:28.540 only

00:27:28.760 made

00:27:28.980 me

00:27:29.300 you

00:27:30.080 know

00:27:30.180 want

00:27:30.400 to

00:27:30.660 build

00:27:31.940 a

00:27:32.080 500

00:27:32.460 foot

00:27:32.800 flagpole

00:27:33.500 in

00:27:33.680 the

00:27:33.780 property

00:27:34.120 that

00:27:34.380 I

00:27:34.520 happen

00:27:34.780 to

00:27:35.000 own

00:27:35.320 right

00:27:35.620 on

00:27:35.740 the

00:27:35.880 other

00:27:36.080 side

00:27:36.360 of

00:27:36.460 the

00:27:36.580 fence

00:27:36.880 of

00:27:37.020 that

00:27:37.160 club

00:27:37.400 and

00:27:37.600 fly

00:27:37.820 the

00:27:38.020 biggest

00:27:38.480 freaking

00:27:39.000 pirate

00:27:39.520 flag

00:27:39.940 you've

00:27:40.280 ever

00:27:40.460 seen

00:27:41.000 but

00:27:41.940 you

00:27:43.460 know

00:27:43.660 the

00:27:44.060 my

00:27:44.540 better

00:27:44.840 angels

00:27:45.220 occasionally

00:27:46.100 you

00:27:47.940 help me

00:27:49.200 out

00:27:49.340 a bit

00:27:49.540 but

00:27:49.940 anyway

00:27:50.220 this

00:27:51.900 is

00:27:52.140 so

00:27:52.620 normal

00:27:53.380 and

00:27:54.540 if

00:27:54.640 it's

00:27:54.820 happening

00:27:55.160 to

00:27:55.500 somebody

00:27:55.800 like

00:27:56.100 me

00:27:56.340 where

00:27:56.520 I'm

00:27:56.800 feeling

00:27:57.160 that

00:27:57.440 and

00:27:57.620 I

00:27:57.760 hate

00:27:58.100 it

00:27:58.320 what's

00:27:58.660 normal

00:27:59.000 just

00:27:59.480 the

00:27:59.700 wanting

00:28:00.500 to

00:28:01.060 be

00:28:01.360 to

00:28:01.600 fit

00:28:01.960 in

00:28:02.360 okay

00:28:03.140 that's

00:28:03.860 what's

00:28:04.080 happening

00:28:04.420 with

00:28:04.620 our

00:28:04.800 kids

00:28:05.180 culture

00:28:06.060 is

00:28:06.460 being

00:28:06.700 jammed

00:28:07.400 down

00:28:07.640 their

00:28:07.880 throat

00:28:08.300 not

00:28:08.640 only

00:28:08.900 in

00:28:09.080 the

00:28:09.200 school

00:28:09.440 by

00:28:09.620 the

00:28:09.800 school

00:28:10.060 teachers

00:28:10.580 you

00:28:11.480 know

00:28:11.680 and

00:28:11.940 all

00:28:12.480 of

00:28:12.680 the

00:28:12.880 all

00:28:13.260 of

00:28:13.500 all

00:28:14.080 of

00:28:14.220 the

00:28:14.340 stuff

00:28:14.520 that's

00:28:17.940 you

00:28:18.780 can

00:28:19.100 be

00:28:19.340 special

00:28:20.080 you

00:28:20.680 can

00:28:20.940 be

00:28:21.140 recognized

00:28:21.780 you

00:28:22.580 can

00:28:22.880 be

00:28:23.140 protected

00:28:23.920 in

00:28:24.840 an

00:28:25.320 even

00:28:26.000 more

00:28:26.440 special

00:28:27.200 class

00:28:27.900 than

00:28:28.100 just

00:28:28.380 a

00:28:28.580 kid

00:28:29.020 if

00:28:29.960 you're

00:28:30.200 trans

00:28:30.860 by

00:28:31.900 whatever

00:28:33.240 right

00:28:33.980 it gives

00:28:34.700 you

00:28:34.840 special

00:28:35.280 status

00:28:36.040 exactly

00:28:36.760 probably

00:28:37.560 desiring

00:28:38.100 for other

00:28:38.560 reasons

00:28:38.860 and I

00:28:39.180 think

00:28:39.440 between

00:28:39.800 that

00:28:40.420 and

00:28:40.740 the

00:28:40.900 fact

00:28:41.240 that

00:28:41.480 kids

00:28:41.940 I

00:28:42.140 mean

00:28:42.240 I

00:28:42.460 would

00:28:42.720 have

00:28:42.880 done

00:28:43.180 this

00:28:43.560 when

00:28:44.680 I

00:28:44.840 was

00:28:45.000 a

00:28:45.160 kid

00:28:45.420 I

00:28:45.700 would

00:28:45.900 have

00:28:46.040 said

00:28:46.400 you

00:28:46.600 know

00:28:46.840 yeah

00:28:47.480 I'm

00:28:47.780 a

00:28:48.020 turtle

00:28:48.320 today

00:28:48.840 if

00:28:49.460 if

00:28:49.920 you

00:28:50.080 had

00:28:50.300 to

00:28:50.500 because

00:28:50.820 I

00:28:51.240 would

00:28:51.400 just

00:28:51.620 love

00:28:52.000 being

00:28:52.300 able

00:28:52.500 to

00:28:52.620 have

00:28:52.880 that

00:28:53.540 control

00:28:54.140 over

00:28:54.480 the

00:28:54.680 teacher

00:28:55.000 because

00:28:55.580 that

00:28:55.900 makes

00:28:56.200 you

00:28:56.340 popular

00:28:56.800 because

00:28:57.120 you're

00:28:57.600 the

00:28:57.760 one

00:28:58.140 that

00:28:58.780 can

00:28:59.040 you

00:28:59.720 know

00:28:59.880 I

00:29:00.100 got

00:29:00.240 a

00:29:00.320 little

00:29:00.440 power

00:29:00.780 over

00:29:01.060 the

00:29:01.260 teacher

00:29:01.620 oh

00:29:02.540 a hundred

00:29:03.140 percent

00:29:03.500 hundred

00:29:03.780 percent

00:29:04.020 I

00:29:04.200 would

00:29:04.380 absolutely

00:29:04.960 I

00:29:05.240 would

00:29:05.340 I

00:29:05.500 would

00:29:05.660 request

00:29:06.240 the

00:29:06.500 school

00:29:06.740 to

00:29:06.920 build

00:29:07.140 me

00:29:07.300 turtle

00:29:07.540 tunnels

00:29:07.960 that

00:29:08.240 oh

00:29:08.460 my

00:29:08.600 gosh

00:29:09.000 crawl

00:29:09.480 through

00:29:09.720 absolutely

00:29:10.320 from

00:29:10.580 class

00:29:10.880 to

00:29:11.040 class

00:29:11.420 I

00:29:12.000 mean

00:29:12.100 I

00:29:12.380 can

00:29:12.520 remember

00:29:12.880 every

00:29:13.820 other

00:29:14.400 week

00:29:14.920 or so

00:29:15.800 there would

00:29:16.100 be some

00:29:16.500 cause

00:29:17.020 at our

00:29:17.600 school

00:29:17.960 that people

00:29:18.600 would walk

00:29:19.180 out for

00:29:19.940 and there would be this big protest and the local paper would come and say

00:29:24.140 students united today for blah blah blah cause and I say blah blah blah blah cause because I never knew what the cause was nor did I ever care what I knew was we were walking outside of the school in a direction that was not to math class.

00:29:37.780 See I grew up in a time where we had a bunch of nuns in black habits and you're not getting past them.

00:29:45.220 You're not walking out.

00:29:46.820 Nope.

00:29:47.060 Not walking out.

00:29:48.360 You have a child.

00:29:50.400 What grade is she in?

00:29:51.980 Sarah?

00:29:53.600 She's a freshman in high school.

00:29:55.520 Gosh I can't believe that.

00:29:56.540 That does not seem possible.

00:29:57.700 So what is she seeing in her school?

00:30:00.600 So she was telling me the other day that you are allowed to pick your pronouns.

00:30:05.400 You're allowed to pick a new name.

00:30:06.820 You're allowed a new identity anytime you want.

00:30:09.600 Anytime.

00:30:10.180 Not just at the beginning of the year.

00:30:11.720 Well I think it's day by day.

00:30:13.460 Oh my gosh.

00:30:13.900 I mean it has to be like the day before that day or whatever.

00:30:16.360 Oh so tomorrow I'm coming as a dinosaur.

00:30:18.720 Well there's bunny and bunny self.

00:30:20.920 There's what?

00:30:21.400 Wait.

00:30:21.640 Bunny.

00:30:22.320 Bunny like Easter bunny bunny?

00:30:24.620 Bunny and bunny self.

00:30:26.860 Right.

00:30:27.120 So when you talk about yourself you would refer to bunny self.

00:30:30.360 But the teacher has to call you bunny.

00:30:32.740 And that's not a name change.

00:30:34.660 That is a pronoun change.

00:30:37.280 Yeah.

00:30:37.540 The pronoun is bunny.

00:30:38.700 Identity.

00:30:39.160 Let's ask for the bunny.

00:30:40.300 Let's ask.

00:30:40.680 What if there's more than one bunny in the class?

00:30:42.560 My gosh.

00:30:43.320 I would have had a field day with this.

00:30:45.280 Oh my gosh.

00:30:45.820 I would have been torturing my teachers with this.

00:30:47.660 This is an agent of chaos.

00:30:52.440 You know chaos does not come from any place good.

00:30:56.560 Can you imagine being a teacher and the kids that are just screwing with you?

00:31:04.160 Well that's the thing.

00:31:04.860 The teachers have to abide by it.

00:31:06.460 Or they get fired.

00:31:07.440 Or some sort of suspension.

00:31:08.960 So when you go in and you say I'm they them.

00:31:10.980 But the teacher says hey you or he she they get in trouble.

00:31:16.560 And kids can change their names.

00:31:18.580 Can change their identities.

00:31:19.820 Whatever they want.

00:31:21.120 It's unbelievable.

00:31:22.360 It's unbelievable.

00:31:23.600 This is you know what?

00:31:24.500 Have you seen the latest that just came out on Dylan Mulvaney?

00:31:28.480 He wrote a few years ago.

00:31:30.380 This is 2021.

00:31:32.620 He said I'm a trans non-binary actor and I've had trouble finding roles.

00:31:37.240 So my friend wrote me a femme character in a commercial.

00:31:41.800 The guy that what he's doing now is acting.

00:31:46.200 He claims to be non-binary and trans.

00:31:49.720 Maybe is you know that he thinks he is.

00:31:52.760 Maybe that's legitimate.

00:31:53.840 It seems legitimate.

00:31:54.920 But what he's doing when everybody's like he's making fun of girls.

00:32:00.940 That is a character role he's playing.

00:32:05.360 Why?

00:32:05.620 Because he wanted a job.

00:32:08.700 He wanted to be popular.

00:32:11.360 That's all this is.

00:32:13.560 That's all this is.

00:32:16.780 And so when you stand up against it.

00:32:20.380 You get slammed down by the bullies in class.

00:32:23.900 So every time that you ever had a bully in your life.

00:32:27.680 And you just like you know just just leave it alone.

00:32:30.220 You trained yourself.

00:32:33.080 To just leave it alone.

00:32:34.600 We've got to train our kids to not just leave it alone.

00:32:40.020 No I'm sorry.

00:32:40.900 I'm going to stand.

00:32:42.060 I've said for years.

00:32:43.380 You're going to college.

00:32:45.540 Just get the degree.

00:32:46.980 Leave it alone.

00:32:47.980 Get the degree.

00:32:48.880 No.

00:32:49.960 No.

00:32:50.940 Absolutely.

00:32:51.820 I was wrong.

00:32:53.640 What do you mean you didn't say no.

00:32:54.860 So you don't speak out against these things.

00:32:58.000 Just be quiet.

00:32:58.540 Just write the paper.

00:32:59.220 You know you're going to get the degree.

00:33:01.100 Just move on.

00:33:02.520 No.

00:33:03.600 It is more important to protect your.

00:33:08.180 Your.

00:33:10.620 Integrity muscles.

00:33:12.980 You train yourself that I'm not going to use those.

00:33:15.520 I don't have to use those.

00:33:16.940 No.

00:33:17.560 You need them.

00:33:18.380 Now more than ever you must take stands because it's getting weaker and weaker.

00:33:25.640 Look what's happening.

00:33:27.060 Well how did in 1933 the churches almost dropped the Old Testament within six months of Hitler.

00:33:35.680 He said you know a lot of Jewish stuff there.

00:33:39.940 Oh OK.

00:33:42.020 The churches voted and almost dropped the Old Testament.

00:33:49.360 Why.

00:33:50.580 Because they had already been infiltrated.

00:33:53.300 They had already played along gotten along didn't stand up for anything didn't stand up against what was going on.

00:34:01.680 In this you know it's like one guy he was an archbishop I think this one guy was the guy who stood up and said you know we shouldn't probably be killing our kids and calling them undesirables and and killing out of mercy.

00:34:16.620 I don't think that fits one guy.

00:34:21.540 And he wasn't popular.

00:34:25.420 Once you lose that look what's happening.

00:34:27.400 Why do you think Catholic Church being infiltrated.

00:34:30.040 Why do you think that is.

00:34:33.820 To sow the seeds of distrust to sow the seeds of of I don't know something else.

00:34:43.700 To make sure it stays in line.

00:34:46.320 They're training you.

00:34:49.640 And it's natural to want to be left alone and just be in the cool kids club.

00:34:57.600 You know what we were born at a time where we don't get that privilege.

00:35:02.980 We instead get the privilege of standing up for what is right and true.

00:35:10.840 That's much better than any stupid club.

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00:35:35.400 I wish there was a life lock that you know would protect me from the government.

00:35:43.820 Oh wait that's wait what is that stupid old dusty phrase governments are instituted among men to protect those rights.

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00:36:37.260 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:36:53.020 How well do you hold up in a crisis?

00:36:54.840 How about a medical crisis?

00:36:55.980 If an accident happens are you the one that's like helping or are you the one running away?

00:37:00.520 Well, am I the one who's lost the leg?

00:37:02.780 Because if I lost the leg, I'm probably not helping.

00:37:05.160 I'm probably screaming a lot.

00:37:06.360 We all know you're the one that would cause the accident.

00:37:08.160 And then you'd walk away and tell someone else to handle it.

00:37:10.720 That's how that plays out.

00:37:11.880 Is it?

00:37:12.260 Yes, I think so.

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00:38:22.380 Welcome to the Glenn Beck.

00:38:23.800 Stu and I were just talking off air, and by definition, if we are followers of God, we should know we're never going to be popular.

00:38:34.580 We're never going to be popular.

00:38:37.180 And in America, it has been popular to be a Christian.

00:38:40.960 It's been fine.

00:38:41.940 And that's why we're so soft on it, because we were never challenged.

00:38:45.820 Well, now we are.

00:38:46.700 And so we have to say, oh, was this, I hate to use this, a country club, or was this, did I go because I actually believe it and I'll stand up for it?

00:38:58.840 But you're never promised you're going to be, in fact, you're promised you're not going to be popular.

00:39:04.680 Yeah, you're promised that there's going to be all sorts of challenges to your human instinct, right?

00:39:11.620 Yeah.

00:39:11.820 Every human wants to partake in earthly pleasures, and you're not supposed to do that, right?

00:39:17.100 Every human wants, you know, easily provable evidence, right?

00:39:22.480 Like, you want to be able to see something, and in a way, faith is a challenge to that.

00:39:27.440 Everyone wants to be able to see and touch and prove things, and you're taking a leap of faith.

00:39:32.060 That's not easy for human beings to do.

00:39:34.200 And this is the same thing.

00:39:35.200 Like, everyone wants acceptance.

00:39:36.500 Everyone wants to be adored.

00:39:38.300 Everyone wants that adoration that comes with being popular and cool.

00:39:43.020 And, you know, look, the teachings are very clear here that you're probably not going to get that.

00:39:47.460 That's not really going to be.

00:39:48.640 The whole point here is you're supposed to be standing up.

00:39:50.780 I mean, the thing's kind of based on a guy who wound up getting crucified over these types of things, right?

00:39:57.220 Like, it's kind of, you know.

00:39:58.180 He wasn't up there going, man, I was trying to be cool.

00:40:02.800 Like, why won't you let me into your club?

00:40:06.100 It's taking a stance that you know to be unpopular.

00:40:10.940 You know, we get these challenges sometimes around elections where we're asked by many,

00:40:16.480 particularly in the political realm, to do things that we might know from past teachings and lessons

00:40:23.720 and, you know, faith beliefs that are not really the thing we should be doing.

00:40:28.840 And we're told, well, we need to do it to win this election.

00:40:32.100 And you know what?

00:40:33.480 Like, that's the type of thing that the faith is supposed to cure, right?

00:40:37.300 Like, if you're executing that faith, you still do what you believe to be the right thing,

00:40:41.580 even if it counts as a loss, a loss as big as hanging on a cross was kind of the basis of this.

00:40:46.180 Yeah, I know.

00:40:46.540 We have so expertly been relegated, and we've done it ourselves, relegated our faith out of everything.

00:40:57.940 I'm not looking for the Pope.

00:40:59.960 No, neither am I.

00:41:00.900 I mean, none of the Popes have been really bad.

00:41:03.020 I'd like to stay away.

00:41:04.540 This current Pope, I'm definitely not looking for the Pope.

00:41:07.600 But we don't care anymore about lies in government.

00:41:16.200 They are lying under oath.

00:41:19.320 They are lying to our face.

00:41:22.240 And we all know it.

00:41:24.000 The Democrats and Republicans and independents, we all know it.

00:41:27.840 But we're like, ah, where's our faith in action?

00:41:34.100 My father said to me, I was going back to school, and I was going to study philosophy and theology.

00:41:40.780 And he said, oh, philosophy.

00:41:42.780 Is it applied philosophy, or is it mental, you know, masturbation philosophy?

00:41:51.840 And I said, what do you mean?

00:41:53.480 And he said, when philosophy is just meant for thoughts, it's garbage.

00:41:58.100 Garbage, when it is meant to figure things out on how best to work in the world with other people

00:42:08.300 and figure out how to make things better, then it's applied.

00:42:11.800 You can apply it.

00:42:13.500 But which are you studying?

00:42:15.820 And I was like, the application, because I want to be a better person.

00:42:18.780 He was like, good, good.

00:42:20.640 And I thought about that.

00:42:21.700 That's with everything.

00:42:24.000 That's with everything.

00:42:25.100 Are we applying our faith?

00:42:29.220 Or are we just sitting there on Sunday?

00:42:31.920 Because if you don't apply it all the time, it's not applied faith.

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00:44:24.980 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:44:32.900 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:44:35.320 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:44:41.700 Yesterday, we talked to an FBI agent who, you know, is a straight arrow kind of guy.

00:44:48.800 Stood up, is like, I can't take COVID vaccines.

00:44:54.660 And also, I'm seeing some bad things happening here at the FBI.

00:44:58.340 He became a whistleblower.

00:44:59.520 And the FBI just turned on him.

00:45:02.340 He's a really brave guy.

00:45:03.680 Yesterday, we were talking to him because I didn't know for sure, but I thought his father

00:45:09.240 was also involved in something with the FBI and ATF.

00:45:14.920 And I wondered how any of this played.

00:45:18.560 His dad was, I think, a vice president or something.

00:45:23.240 He was the head of a station here in Dallas, KRLD.

00:45:29.120 And they were reporting on Waco.

00:45:33.580 And David Koresh wanted to have messages put out on KRLD in exchange for children and, you know, him, you know, just walking out peacefully.

00:45:45.860 It didn't happen, but the conversations happened and David Koresh did go on the air.

00:45:51.420 And I wondered, what did dad's thinking about that whole situation?

00:45:58.940 Did that play into his son wanting to be an FBI agent?

00:46:04.040 And his son, who grew up with a dad who had to have been thinking, what's the moral thing to do?

00:46:14.520 What is the right thing to do here?

00:46:17.660 So we have his dad on today.

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00:47:40.220 Charlie Serafin, the station manager, former station manager at KRLD Newsradio here in Dallas during the Waco tragedy, which happened 30 years ago this week.

00:47:57.000 Charlie, welcome.

00:47:57.960 How are you?

00:47:59.280 Good morning.

00:47:59.800 It's my fault.

00:48:00.580 I'll take full responsibility.

00:48:03.100 So this must have been really hard.

00:48:06.220 I know that we wanted to do a special on Waco, and the Branch Davidians said they'll do it as long as we run an hour from their perspective.

00:48:21.980 And we started looking into some of the details on what they wanted, and it just wasn't acceptable to us.

00:48:29.260 So we didn't do it.

00:48:30.500 Good choice on your part.

00:48:31.780 Good job.

00:48:32.300 It wasn't really a hard stretch on that one.

00:48:35.620 But you, when you were at KRLD, you had children being held hostage, and we all saw that train wreck coming.

00:48:47.660 How did this happen with David Koresh, and what were your thoughts during it?

00:48:53.720 Yeah, probably not as much as I saw the train wreck, because I try to cut through it, and I know we have limited time.

00:49:00.580 So we got a call into the newsroom that evening, the evening of the shootout, and one of the young producers came out and said,

00:49:10.320 we've got a guy on the line who claims he's calling from inside the compound.

00:49:14.420 And I said, nah, I better take it, because my first thought was, this is a prank.

00:49:19.900 It's a fraternity somewhere, you know, SMU or something, and some people are going to have some fun with a serious situation.

00:49:27.820 So I got on the phone, started talking to the guy, the guy was Steve Snyder.

00:49:31.840 I could tell from his accent, he was from Wisconsin, I'm from Wisconsin, his accent was stronger than mine.

00:49:37.900 And we come to find out after the fact, he grew up about 45 miles from where I did, about the same time I did.

00:49:45.100 I think he might have been a couple years older.

00:49:47.160 So anyway, we're having a chit-chat, and I'm trying to ask him questions.

00:49:50.100 Hey, what's going on in there?

00:49:51.180 How many wounded do you have?

00:49:52.240 How many children?

00:49:53.580 What's the deal?

00:49:54.300 Why don't you let the children out?

00:49:55.940 And he's very unresponsive, because he says, well, I really can't answer that.

00:50:00.100 David had half an answer.

00:50:00.900 Well, I can't answer that.

00:50:01.780 David had half an answer.

00:50:02.620 So he kept deferring to David.

00:50:04.660 And finally, he just said, well, here, I'll just...

00:50:07.100 And he handed the phone over to David.

00:50:08.800 So now I'm talking to David Kresch.

00:50:10.520 And I know it's David Kresch, because I've heard his voice on CNN.

00:50:14.060 He did an interview earlier in the evening.

00:50:15.700 And as we're talking, he is unresponsive.

00:50:23.200 He just goes into a ramble, and it's a biblical-sounding kind of language with a lot of vows and they's and shalls and stealth.

00:50:34.400 And, you know, it's got LPs on the air, the words and all that.

00:50:37.180 But he's not really there.

00:50:40.140 And he keeps talking about himself in the past tense.

00:50:43.240 The birds of the field shall eat upon the flesh of the lamb.

00:50:47.360 And he's going on and on and on about being the lamb and about being dead.

00:50:52.360 And I'm going, man, this guy is suicidal.

00:50:54.600 And I'm not a psychiatrist, but I've dealt with a lot of nutcases in my life.

00:51:00.540 You know, we're in media when we have the opportunity.

00:51:03.640 And he was so far out there, and he just was really tightly wound.

00:51:09.040 And so after about 45 minutes of trying to talk him off the cliff with a lot of funny little nuances in between,

00:51:17.100 only the second half of or maybe the last 10 minutes of the conversation was recorded because I'm on a business line.

00:51:23.480 They called in on a business line, and we can't put that line on the air.

00:51:26.620 We had to transfer him over in order to do it, which we did ultimately.

00:51:31.420 But somebody brought me one of those little suction cups, if you think back 30 years ago.

00:51:35.480 Oh, my gosh.

00:51:36.800 So you could record it.

00:51:38.160 Oh, yeah, so we could record it.

00:51:40.040 And the recording was terrible quality, but someone transcribed it after the fact.

00:51:43.940 So I have a little bit of our private quote conversation.

00:51:47.520 And, again, I'm like a counselor.

00:51:49.520 I'm just saying, like, yeah, but you don't have to die.

00:51:51.980 And what about all your followers?

00:51:53.880 And, you know, it could be okay.

00:51:55.560 And what about the children?

00:51:56.980 Let's let some more children out, okay?

00:51:59.020 And, you know, I'm trying to be as conciliatory as I can.

00:52:03.920 And we put him on the air for a little bit.

00:52:05.620 And, again, he launched into his biblical gibberish, I would call it.

00:52:11.580 And then the rest is history.

00:52:13.700 People know most of those stories.

00:52:15.260 But what I have to share with you, Glenn, is just kind of bizarre.

00:52:20.100 When you lived through a traumatic experience, and it was a traumatic experience for me.

00:52:25.720 I had, you know, I had interviewed some FBI agents, and I'd seen them at the scene of crimes.

00:52:31.580 And I covered a lot of stories and stuff like that.

00:52:33.560 But I never had FBI agents calling me at my house in the middle of the night.

00:52:37.780 And I never had the code words with ATFs so we could make sure it was really them.

00:52:43.560 And I had never been involved.

00:52:45.220 And I'd never been attacked by the journalism community, which the, you know, American Society of Professional Journalists and the Columbia Journalism Review and all these people.

00:52:54.720 And they're all going, like, oh, these terrible people.

00:52:57.080 They inserted themselves into the story.

00:52:59.260 How could the government, you know, how could the media work with the government?

00:53:02.900 Now, in today's world, isn't that a laugh?

00:53:06.000 I mean, really?

00:53:07.280 It's incredible to me, especially at that time, because I know your record.

00:53:11.740 You started at KFRC, worked at K101, KCBS, KNX.

00:53:18.880 I mean, you're a news guy when news guys were news guys.

00:53:24.740 Yeah, it's almost an embarrassment to have that affiliation now, because if you tell somebody, you know, you're a news guy,

00:53:32.140 they just, you know, they run.

00:53:33.820 And I don't blame them, because I have the same feeling.

00:53:35.960 It's like, how did I have a, we could do a whole program on how it happened, because I have a really good theory on journalism school and the concept of objectivity.

00:53:46.940 But we don't, that's not today.

00:53:48.560 Today is the 30th anniversary.

00:53:49.880 But something I wanted to share with you.

00:53:51.500 So I went through this traumatic experience.

00:53:54.160 And afterwards, and I, we got literally hundreds of letters from people.

00:53:58.100 And I'm going to give you an example.

00:54:00.140 Here's a postcard holding it in my hand.

00:54:02.060 I took it out of the box last night.

00:54:03.600 My wife said, you need to open the box.

00:54:05.280 I said, I don't, I don't know.

00:54:06.440 And she said, open the box.

00:54:08.020 It's a moving box full of stuff, just junk, just everything thrown in there.

00:54:12.460 It says, David, you have made about all the points you can make.

00:54:17.100 So I command you and all your people to come out peacefully.

00:54:21.940 Signed, God.

00:54:28.400 It was a desk to David Koresh care of the radio station.

00:54:32.360 And there was, there's so much of that stuff.

00:54:36.380 Oh, my gosh.

00:54:37.080 And I realized how the world, the outside world, and from all over the country and foreign countries,

00:54:43.320 people sent us stuff because they had an idea.

00:54:46.680 Here's a, here's a tape of my past, my favorite sermon from my pastor.

00:54:51.260 Just play this for him and he'll come out.

00:54:53.860 Oh, my gosh.

00:54:55.340 Oh, my gosh.

00:54:57.060 Have you, can, can we get some of that off the air conversation from, from you?

00:55:02.420 I'd love to be able to play some of that on the air.

00:55:04.760 Well, I have some of the on the air conversation, but the off the air conversation, the tape is,

00:55:10.140 it may be one of the cassettes in the box.

00:55:12.240 I don't know, because there's some that are not labeled, but I have a transcript of it.

00:55:16.880 And then I found, I just found a lot of, a lot of real, there's a lot of stuff that I would say is funny

00:55:22.780 because it probably wasn't funny at the time that people were sincere in trying to solve the problem.

00:55:28.560 Um, I found a letter from a guy from New Jersey who wrote to the president of NBC News on my behalf.

00:55:36.640 I don't know who he is.

00:55:37.460 I didn't, you know, I had no relationship and he told them that, uh, the guy was name was Michael Gardner at the time.

00:55:44.360 And I did two days of interviews with Brian Gumbel on live.

00:55:48.700 And that was difficult because he kept asking me about his, you know, David's state of mind.

00:55:53.460 And I didn't want to say the guy's a nutcase and he's suicidal because I, I was afraid he would be listening.

00:56:00.160 And that would be enough to set him off.

00:56:01.740 The next thing you know, we'd see flames coming out the windows, which we saw eventually.

00:56:06.000 And when you saw how it ended, um, what were your thoughts about ATF and FBI?

00:56:16.140 Well, my thoughts about ATF were consistent from the beginning, just because of my personal exchange interchanges with them.

00:56:21.920 I had an ATF agent come into my office and say, give me a tape, a copy of the tape of the interview you guys did a couple nights ago.

00:56:30.040 There were fugitives that were on the run and they were outside, uh, Davidians that were outside the compound and they were all scattered.

00:56:36.640 They were running as fast as they could, but they would stop at pay phones or at friends' phones or whatever and call into the overnight show at the radio station.

00:56:44.480 And when they, and when, and then we would run tape on it and I had those tapes and I knew that eventually somebody would come for him.

00:56:50.700 So this ATF guy comes in and says, give me a copy of the tape of so-and-so.

00:56:54.380 And I said, I got it right here on my desk.

00:56:56.240 Give me a subpoena.

00:56:57.040 And he goes, well, come on, man, help me out here a little bit.

00:57:01.220 Give me, you know, I don't need, I said, no, it's our station policy.

00:57:04.020 I've got it right here.

00:57:05.040 It'll take you 10 minutes.

00:57:06.500 You can get a judge to give you a subpoena.

00:57:08.360 It's not a big deal, but that's our process.

00:57:10.400 And please, you know, I've been helping you guys out and following your process.

00:57:14.920 Help mine.

00:57:16.020 And I'll come on, man.

00:57:17.280 He goes, you know, even the bank down in Waco, they released all of his banking records to us without a subpoena.

00:57:23.200 Wow.

00:57:24.600 That's a federal crime.

00:57:25.860 It is.

00:57:26.180 And here's a government agent sitting in my office telling me that he's confessing to a crime.

00:57:34.120 And at the time, even I knew that.

00:57:36.400 And I went like, man, you guys are some dumb, you know what?

00:57:40.000 And so it's like, okay, the other thing that was funny, and this is a sidebar that's not part of any Netflix documentary that no one ever heard.

00:57:48.780 When the ATF first started calling in again, I was real concerned about pranks and about false information and everything.

00:57:54.200 Because you don't get in that situation very often where you're a participant in the actual story.

00:58:00.140 So I told the first ATF guy that I talked to, the agent in charge, I said, look, here's the deal.

00:58:04.800 We have to have a code.

00:58:06.400 So when your agents call in that I know they're illegitimate, you may need something quick like, hey, say this or do this or whatever, because we got, you know, somebody in the crosshairs or we're about to do this.

00:58:16.300 I don't know what you're going to do.

00:58:17.380 It doesn't matter.

00:58:18.260 But we got to have a code.

00:58:19.520 So he says, okay, we'll give you our social security numbers.

00:58:22.800 I'm telling the truth.

00:58:24.160 So the ATF agents would call the radio station and say, this is Agent Smith, social security, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, right?

00:58:32.740 That was a code.

00:58:33.700 And they did it.

00:58:34.900 So when the FBI came in and took over, and this is one of the reasons my son probably went into the FBI, is that there's so much more buttoned up than the ATF.

00:58:42.920 The FBI guy, so the agent in charge, I think it was Jeff Jamar, he calls and I go, look, you know, we're doing this deal with the ATF and we got to have your social security numbers, have your agents identify themselves.

00:58:55.040 And he just started laughing.

00:58:56.940 He just laughed so hard.

00:58:58.820 And he went like, no, I don't think so.

00:59:01.040 And I thought, well, good for you.

00:59:03.020 So he said, we'll give you our birthdays.

00:59:05.240 So he started rattling, you know, the agent would say, this is Agent Serafin, and my birthday is 11, 8, 49, blah, blah, blah.

00:59:13.680 So that was funny.

00:59:15.160 Charlie, do you have a second to hang on for just a couple more minutes?

00:59:19.420 Oh, sure, yeah.

00:59:20.120 Okay, good.

00:59:20.400 Hi, I'm here as long as you need me.

00:59:21.760 All right, let's take 60 seconds and then back with Charlie Serafin.

00:59:26.320 It is the 30th anniversary of the raid on Koresh and the Branch Davidians, and he was here in town at KRLD covering it and interacting with David Koresh.

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01:00:47.140 So, Charlie, as your son grew up, he heard you talking about all of this,

01:00:54.960 and I think that he probably looked at his dad, who had a lot of integrity, and also this instance that you, you know, had to have shared with him many times, and your reason on ATF, FBI.

01:01:12.680 Now the FBI, because I've always felt that about the FBI until now, and now I just don't know who to trust.

01:01:23.240 I think it's rotten from the, you know, core in Washington.

01:01:28.520 I don't know how far down it goes.

01:01:30.400 But now that he was an FBI agent, and he has started to blow the whistles, and you've seen what's happened to him.

01:01:38.460 What are your thoughts?

01:01:39.580 Well, you know, he's my son, and we're proud of our children and all that, but I have five sons, and Kyle is among the best and the brightest in our country.

01:01:58.060 I'm just, I'm going to say that, and not just as his father, as an observer of people.

01:02:03.960 He's an exceptional human being.

01:02:06.320 His grasp of facts, his cognitive ability, his intellect, his vocabulary, he's been a voracious reader his entire life.

01:02:17.240 He's read so much more than I have.

01:02:18.960 He's a lot smarter than I am.

01:02:20.760 And so when he told me that this was something he was going to do, I was very proud.

01:02:24.740 And when I went to Quantico and went to the graduation, listened to the speeches, and especially when I met his, the agents who graduated at the same time with him, man, oh, man, if you wanted to put together, you know, the all-American team, they were, that's what they were.

01:02:42.420 These are awesome people, former military, former police officers, physically fit, weapons experts, sharp as tacks.

01:02:52.600 Really, just an incredible group of coworkers.

01:02:59.060 And then it wasn't very long, and I could tell in our conversations, he was going like, man, there's stuff going on here that's just not right.

01:03:07.700 I mean, almost from the beginning.

01:03:09.300 Well, actually, from the beginning.

01:03:10.840 Jim Comey gave the graduation speech, and I was there with Kyle's mom, and, you know, we listened.

01:03:16.840 And I came away, and I went, wow, that's a really good speech.

01:03:23.040 And Kyle goes, nah, BS.

01:03:24.760 I go, what do you mean?

01:03:25.760 He goes, I've heard it five times already.

01:03:28.280 I was like, oh, it's a canned speech.

01:03:30.660 It sounded like it was really spontaneous and really aimed at the audience.

01:03:34.720 And then, so he was a little bit skeptical.

01:03:37.940 Then, when he went into the counterterrorism unit, it was like, oh, man, this is a joke.

01:03:43.620 We just waste our time following these people around.

01:03:45.860 Nobody does anything about it.

01:03:47.260 We know who the bad guys are.

01:03:48.680 They don't pick them up.

01:03:49.900 And then he got out of that, and then he got into the surveillance unit where they would travel around the country and go out to Portland and be in D.C.

01:03:58.580 at the riots there, you know, all this stuff.

01:04:00.820 And he, same thing, he said, you know, we know who the bad guys are.

01:04:05.660 His first assignment, which he doesn't talk about, his first assignment was for the, one of them was for the Trump inauguration.

01:04:13.860 And there was a young guy that was shining lasers at helicopter pilots' eyes trying to blind them to make a helicopter crash into the celebration.

01:04:24.460 And Kyle was teamed with a Secret Service agent, and they went out, and they found the guy.

01:04:31.780 They watched, and they saw the thing going up through the trees, the laser, and they went over, and the guys went into a restaurant.

01:04:37.700 There were five of them, and they went into the restaurant.

01:04:39.680 Kyle and his partner went in.

01:04:41.080 They arrested the individual with the laser.

01:04:44.700 Kyle stayed there and told the others.

01:04:46.160 It would probably be a good idea for them not to get out of their seats.

01:04:48.580 And at the time, when he told me, I thought, wow, that, you know, he said, they're probably just students, Dad.

01:04:55.600 They were probably just kids from, you know, doing something stupid.

01:04:58.800 But as time went on, and we learned about Antifa, which we didn't know about, and it wasn't publicized back then, he says, no, those are definitely Antifa.

01:05:09.060 There was no question of it.

01:05:10.320 They were organized.

01:05:11.080 I can't thank you enough for coming on and sharing all of this information and being the dad to Kyle that you have been.

01:05:19.680 American patriot, truly, I think.

01:05:22.440 Charlie, thank you so much.

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01:06:45.360 Tonight's Wednesday night special on Blaze TV, April 19th, 2023.

01:07:01.520 30 years to the day since the Branch Davidian compound erupted in a massive fireball, effectively ending the 51-day siege.

01:07:11.680 In the end, four federal agents were killed, 20 were wounded, and 75 Branch Davidians, including 25 children, would be dead.

01:07:21.420 If you lived through it, it was an absolute nightmare, and the question was, why would they do that?

01:07:27.960 Why would they do that?

01:07:30.580 Waco, one of the biggest examples of what a reckless and weaponized government is capable of,

01:07:35.980 and you'd think this would have kick-started, you know, more congressional oversight into reining in some of these agencies,

01:07:42.240 but the federal bureaucracy has expanded exponentially, as has their constitutional breaking actions.

01:07:49.820 Tonight, I'm going to show you how bad it has gotten just under the Biden administration.

01:07:54.920 I'm going to show you it's not just bad places like the ATF, but under the radar agencies like the Department of Energy and OSHA,

01:08:05.920 the Department of Agriculture.

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01:08:43.740 All right, let me tell you a story that I could not believe was happening in Texas,

01:08:54.080 and we have a call in to the Attorney General and others to find out what the hell is going on.

01:09:02.180 Texas apparently secretly gives its citizens income to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, and Explosives.

01:09:13.320 Now, this has led at least one person being monitored by the feds without a warrant through federal gun background check systems.

01:09:27.420 Now, it's my understanding, Stu, aren't those background checks supposed to happen and then destroyed, right?

01:09:34.640 Certainly not just able to be held by the ATF.

01:09:38.540 Right, yes.

01:09:39.440 So the ATF will take this, and they'll look at the guns purchased.

01:09:45.120 And if there's anything that's expensive, they go to the Texas, what is it, the Texas Workforce Commission,

01:09:53.480 and say, hey, give us the salaries for all of these people.

01:10:00.160 And Texas has been handing over our salaries in Texas to the ATF without a warrant.

01:10:10.860 How can that be possible?

01:10:12.000 How can that be possible?

01:10:13.160 Either side of that is, both of those sides of that are illegal, right?

01:10:17.020 Yeah.

01:10:17.400 I mean, the whole point of the background check situation, which, of course, a lot of people who really appreciate the Second Amendment fight against,

01:10:25.360 not because they don't want people to be checked.

01:10:27.580 Because they don't want this.

01:10:28.460 Because they don't want this.

01:10:29.280 They don't want a master list of gun owners to be out there.

01:10:33.340 And, of course...

01:10:34.360 That's why you're against gun...

01:10:35.300 That's why gun registration...

01:10:37.080 Is also...

01:10:37.660 ...always comes before gun confiscation.

01:10:40.040 Right.

01:10:40.300 And we've been told over and over again, they don't have a list, they can't have a list, it is illegal for them to maintain a list...

01:10:47.600 Well, apparently.

01:10:48.280 ...but apparently not.

01:10:49.240 And then, you know, just requesting a bunch of salaries is not something that we normally would look fondly on either.

01:10:57.220 I mean, both of these things, on both sides of this issue, seem illegal.

01:11:00.260 So, the ATF is giving information on what most likely are innocent suspects.

01:11:09.380 You've gone from a citizen, and if you don't make enough money to buy a certain gun, then you become a suspect.

01:11:17.220 And your name is given to the FBI.

01:11:20.540 Oh.

01:11:21.300 Wow.

01:11:23.080 Okay.

01:11:23.600 Now, there's lots of reasons you might buy a gun than, you know, other than my salary allows me to buy this.

01:11:34.880 You could have saved up for it.

01:11:36.900 You could have gotten, you know, you know, somebody died and left you a couple of thousand dollars.

01:11:42.440 You could just be an irresponsible person and putting too much on your credit card, even though you can't really afford it.

01:11:47.420 Right.

01:11:48.020 That's not a reason for an investigation.

01:11:50.340 But that's a reason now for investigation.

01:11:52.620 They suspect you, if you buy a gun that they don't think you can afford, they suspect you of buying that gun for someone else and taking the money illegally.

01:12:06.740 Which, that would be illegal.

01:12:07.920 That would be illegal.

01:12:09.400 But, I'm sorry, this is America.

01:12:12.700 If you have evidence, swear out a warrant.

01:12:15.180 Right.

01:12:16.280 What are you talking about?

01:12:17.680 What year do you think this is, man?

01:12:19.340 This is not the way things work anymore, apparently.

01:12:23.560 That's amazing.

01:12:25.480 And, of course, it justifies all of the sort of slippery slope level skepticism of any of the quote unquote gun control measures.

01:12:34.580 Absolutely.

01:12:35.400 Most of us look at the gun control thing and, like, at least I shouldn't say, I shouldn't speak for everyone.

01:12:39.960 But, I'm not a huge gun aficionado, right?

01:12:44.280 But, like, you look at this and you say, if they take an inch, they will take a mile.

01:12:48.740 They'll take a mile every and every time.

01:12:49.720 And they're doing it all the time.

01:12:50.220 And they're, you know, they're stating what they want to do.

01:12:54.640 Ike Skelton is on with us.

01:12:57.540 He's from Camden County, Missouri.

01:12:59.680 He's the presiding commissioner.

01:13:01.460 He's having things happen in his county.

01:13:06.600 And he says, we refuse to work with the ATF.

01:13:11.060 Ike, why won't you work with the ATF?

01:13:14.660 Because they're an unconstitutional agency.

01:13:16.840 And I believe they're using everything that they can to remove firearms from the people.

01:13:23.360 You just don't hear people talk like that anymore.

01:13:25.800 Just get right to the point.

01:13:27.580 There it is.

01:13:28.220 So, have they approached you guys on anything?

01:13:32.020 We were just sharing this story from Texas.

01:13:34.420 We just found out that the state of Texas, through the Texas Workers Commission or something,

01:13:44.560 is giving our salaries, if you buy a gun in Texas, the ATF is looking at who's purchasing guns.

01:13:52.160 They go then and say, we need the salaries of all these people.

01:13:56.020 And then they decide if that gun is too expensive for you.

01:13:59.740 And if they think it's too expensive for you, you're on a list and you have to be investigated.

01:14:05.460 Good God.

01:14:07.140 No warrant.

01:14:08.080 Nothing.

01:14:09.220 No, I believe they're trying everything that they possibly can, in my opinion,

01:14:12.860 to not just take firearms out of people's hands,

01:14:15.000 but to also close down all of the small mom-and-pop operations they can because they don't have the manpower to truly watch everything that they want to watch.

01:14:24.280 And if they can get it boiled down to the big box stores and the online shops that are selling firearms,

01:14:30.080 I think they would prefer to do that.

01:14:31.780 We received, our Planning and Zoning Commission received four separate emails, and they go like this.

01:14:38.500 They state the name of a business, operates a firearms business at, and gives an address,

01:14:44.360 and then they say, how is this property zoned?

01:14:47.460 And then they ask, is the business in compliance with all zoning and business licensing requirements?

01:14:53.520 Jeez.

01:14:53.880 So, yes, exactly.

01:14:55.760 So I figure that if you have an unwitting Planning and Zoning operation or somebody else in government,

01:15:00.760 I mean, you've got your folks just, hey, it's the ATF.

01:15:03.340 I'm going to give them the information they want, right?

01:15:05.080 Well, thankfully, our Planning and Zoning is a little bit different.

01:15:08.200 They believe an awful lot like we do here in Camden County in general.

01:15:12.700 And so they forward these emails to me, and I started to look at things.

01:15:17.840 I called.

01:15:18.400 I contacted the One Outfit.

01:15:19.960 They have been in business for over 15 years.

01:15:22.260 They don't renew their FFL until next year.

01:15:26.060 I have subsequently been in contact with three of the – or two of the other individuals of these four,

01:15:33.040 and they have also been in business for over 10 to 15 years.

01:15:36.920 And those two individuals, their license don't renew until 2025.

01:15:42.120 So I'm betting that if someone from Planning and Zoning would have said, well, no,

01:15:46.300 I've never heard of these businesses or they don't have a license or they're not – we don't know about their zoning,

01:15:50.140 then I believe the ATF would have used that to – as a tool to take away that FFL.

01:15:57.180 And I'm sure you've seen the memo from the White House that has – when Joe Biden came in,

01:16:03.800 the memo from the White House really ramped up ATF operations.

01:16:07.160 Oh, yeah.

01:16:07.680 Yeah.

01:16:07.980 Yeah, and I think that's what they're – I think they're trying to do every single thing they possibly can.

01:16:12.680 Well, it's an all-government-wide problem to solve.

01:16:17.020 He wants all government agencies involved in this.

01:16:21.020 So that means you're going to be attacked from every possible direction if you have anything to do with guns.

01:16:29.120 Have you stated that you're not working with the ATF to the ATF?

01:16:33.800 Shall I read the letter to you that we sent them?

01:16:37.160 And this is by our three commissioners, First District Commissioner James Gohagen,

01:16:42.920 Second District Commissioner Don Williams, our county attorney, our county treasurer,

01:16:46.560 and our county sheriff all signed this letter.

01:16:48.700 It says, on or about Tuesday, April 4th, 23, the four emails you sent to our Planning and Zoning Department

01:16:53.140 requesting information about citizens of Camden County and their zoning and licensing status were forwarded to me for review.

01:16:58.360 Under the anti-commandeering doctrine, Camden County was the first county in Missouri and possibly the country

01:17:04.560 to pass an ordinance prohibiting any county employee from assisting your unconstitutional agency

01:17:09.440 in violating the rights of our citizens, God-given, constitutionally protected right to keep and bear arms.

01:17:15.680 As well, Missouri passed the Second Amendment Preservation Act,

01:17:18.580 having a $50,000 penalty for assisting the federal government

01:17:21.440 in the enforcement of unconstitutional firearms infringements.

01:17:24.360 Therefore, I construe any attempt to receive information about our citizens pertaining to firearms

01:17:29.220 as an attempt to coerce our employees to break Missouri law.

01:17:33.220 You may consider this letter as a response to your probe.

01:17:36.200 Signed by the commission and the other three individuals.

01:17:38.540 Wow.

01:17:39.920 Any pushback so far?

01:17:42.360 Haven't heard a thing.

01:17:44.180 Interviews on radio and newspaper KCUR, I believe, out of Kansas City,

01:17:50.080 got a statement from the ATF,

01:17:51.720 and they allege that they are just routine trying to find information

01:17:56.500 so that they can give people an FFL license.

01:18:00.300 Oh.

01:18:02.000 Yeah.

01:18:02.700 Oh.

01:18:03.520 Okay.

01:18:04.160 So this, all right.

01:18:05.580 Somebody's been getting a license.

01:18:07.400 And as I stated earlier,

01:18:09.320 that is 100% not true because these people have been in business for a long time.

01:18:13.460 Unbelievable.

01:18:14.400 Yeah.

01:18:14.680 We're just working ahead.

01:18:15.980 We're just working ahead.

01:18:16.800 We want to make sure everybody gets their license.

01:18:18.640 What a crock.

01:18:21.060 Mike, thanks so much for standing.

01:18:23.960 I hope that the courage like you have in Camden County

01:18:28.040 spreads from your county to other places.

01:18:32.740 And, you know, you'd expect it in Texas, but apparently not.

01:18:36.960 Well, you know, Missouri had open carry before Texas did,

01:18:40.580 so you might want to check out Missouri a little bit.

01:18:42.420 Yeah, I know.

01:18:44.220 I know.

01:18:45.980 All right.

01:18:47.280 I appreciate that statement real quick.

01:18:49.220 You know, I know a lot of focuses on national level,

01:18:51.840 but right here at the local level,

01:18:53.940 these are where things can be affected.

01:18:56.880 I know.

01:18:57.120 I think that you're so hamstrung up at the federal level,

01:19:00.460 nothing's going to get accomplished up there.

01:19:02.280 It's people standing up down here at this local level,

01:19:04.800 and the people of Camden County appreciate that they have somebody in office

01:19:08.500 that will stand up for their rights and interpose on their behalf

01:19:11.980 against the federal government.

01:19:13.660 Thank you so much, Mike.

01:19:14.480 I appreciate it.

01:19:15.340 God bless you.

01:19:15.780 Thank you for your time, sir.

01:19:16.260 You know, he's absolutely right on this,

01:19:19.920 and the first time that the federal government tried to send

01:19:23.340 what now we call FEMA, federal help, down to a county after a flood,

01:19:29.300 I think it was here in Texas, they were met, the trucks, with help,

01:19:35.320 were met at the state road into the town by armed citizenry who needed help.

01:19:43.740 And they stopped the trucks and said, turn them around.

01:19:47.020 We're fine here.

01:19:48.660 We don't want your help.

01:19:51.800 And the people took care of themselves,

01:19:54.460 and they ended up being a lot better off than if they would have taken that federal aid.

01:19:59.300 You have the right in your own county to stand up and say,

01:20:07.040 we're not doing these things if they're unconstitutional.

01:20:11.160 We're not.

01:20:12.360 Why Texas is going with warrantless, warrantless probes onto people who are Texans,

01:20:21.000 I got to tell you, that kind of stuff makes me want to move from Texas.

01:20:25.360 It's not good.

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01:23:36.120 And then sometimes they're on the same side.

01:23:39.100 It shows me that they're honest.

01:23:41.040 They're not playing sides.

01:23:42.220 They may be wrong, but they're honest.

01:23:44.560 Jonathan Turley is one of those guys.

01:23:47.020 I've watched and read him for years.

01:23:49.640 He is now talking about the now nine Biden family members that the Treasury Department was watching and yet no action on any of this.

01:24:01.980 It's crazy.

01:24:03.000 We'll try to get into that if we have time next hour.

01:24:05.040 Also, if you know who Cash Patel is, he is the former Department of Defense chief of staff, the former deputy director of national intelligence.

01:24:16.560 And I would really like to get his opinion.

01:24:20.920 I read his words yesterday.

01:24:24.540 But I think his opinion really needs to be heard and probed.

01:24:28.460 When it comes to these this hack that apparently this this Air Force low, low level 21 year old seemed to be able to get his hands on all of these top secret things.

01:24:42.280 The people I know say that's not possible.

01:24:47.380 Well, they haven't been in the military for a while.

01:24:51.820 But Cash was there as deputy director of national intelligence.

01:24:56.940 So maybe he can shed some light on the system, because if somebody 21 years old can get in there with really low level clearance and get some of the highest order stuff just by searching around.

01:25:10.880 We have a real problem with the security of our intelligence.

01:25:16.380 You know, we should maybe think about locking all the really secure stuff next to the Corvette in the president's garage because nobody's going to go in there.

01:25:25.280 The Glenn Beck program nefarious.

01:25:28.780 Yes.

01:25:30.040 Nefarious.

01:25:30.940 You know, it's so terrifying about it.

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01:25:37.440 You'll be like, I was a happy, healthy individual.

01:25:41.680 And and I thought he was, too.

01:25:44.660 And what happened in such a short period of time?

01:25:48.060 Yes.

01:25:48.380 I had several people come up to me about this movie this weekend, and I regret to report their their point on it was, you know, everyone was saying Glenn was so bad, but I thought he was really good.

01:26:03.240 They're no longer friends.

01:26:05.000 But that is what they said.

01:26:06.320 All right.

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01:27:22.200 So this whole leak thing still really bothers me on several levels.

01:27:27.800 First of all, the media and how they helped find this guy, how they immediately, you know, make him into the bad guy and telling us what he did without telling us how he did it.

01:27:45.220 And there's obviously a problem with our top secret infrastructure.

01:27:51.940 I mean, Hillary Clinton was doing it, but I understand she's the secretary of state.

01:27:56.780 So she had that access.

01:27:58.660 This guy doesn't have this access.

01:28:01.080 And far as I know, he has never been in Joe Biden's garage or Donald Trump's closet.

01:28:05.880 So how did he get access to these?

01:28:10.240 Nobody in the press seems to want to ask that question.

01:28:13.900 And my feeling is, is because there's not a good answer that they want to hear.

01:28:18.880 Right now, the Biden administration is looking to take away more of our rights and spy on us even more than they already do.

01:28:26.700 Well, no, I'm sorry.

01:28:28.720 You're not coming for my rights when this is your fault.

01:28:33.420 What is the flaw in the system that, if it's true, allowed this guy to access all of these secret documents and get them out?

01:28:44.640 Where's the flaw?

01:28:46.900 Why aren't we talking about fixing that?

01:28:49.200 But Kash Patel was the deputy director of defense, sorry, of national intelligence, and he was former Department of Defense chief of staff.

01:29:02.580 He can maybe shed some light.

01:29:05.260 We go to him in 60 seconds.

01:29:08.440 Centralization is the name of the game.

01:29:10.680 And when you can accept that, you can act on it.

01:29:12.960 There is going to be a digital currency and it will replace the dollar.

01:29:16.880 Or, you know, barring some miracle of Jesus coming, I think.

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01:29:24.980 What does that mean?

01:29:25.680 Has it ever happened before?

01:29:27.520 Yeah, it has.

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01:30:38.360 Cash, how are you, sir?

01:30:41.220 I'm good.

01:30:41.840 Great to be with you, Glenn.

01:30:42.680 It's good to have you.

01:30:44.480 This story has bothered me and some of my friends who have been in the military

01:30:49.840 and have had, you know, top secret clearance.

01:30:54.460 They say what the media is reporting is just not possible.

01:31:02.420 Do you agree with that?

01:31:05.560 Yeah.

01:31:06.000 I wrote an extensive piece on it, just that.

01:31:08.980 And I think it was published in Breitbart and then the New York Post picked it up.

01:31:11.740 But a former deputy director of national intelligence and the guy who did the presidential daily briefing

01:31:16.500 for the commander-in-chief have an idea of how this type of access works.

01:31:21.360 And you haven't covered it.

01:31:22.520 21-year-old National Guardsman, even if you have a top secret SCI clearance,

01:31:26.940 doesn't mean you have a need to know.

01:31:28.600 He certainly did not have a need to know to access under the law this type of intelligence

01:31:34.080 about war planning, operations, military movement, and the Saudi intelligence.

01:31:38.180 It's some of our most closely kept and guarded secrets, as it should be.

01:31:42.820 So he did not, and I don't believe for one second he has acted alone.

01:31:47.720 And I think the fact that the New York Times and the Washington Post were the first ones

01:31:51.300 to break the story and investigation before the FBI, the same guys that did Russiagate,

01:31:56.340 and I'm maybe biased because I was the guy that ran the Russiagate investigation and exposed

01:32:00.280 it all.

01:32:00.820 But this doesn't happen by coincidence.

01:32:03.760 Somebody is covering up their tracks and somebody is looking for a scapegoat because the underlying

01:32:08.840 crux of information shows that the current commander-in-chief, Joe Biden,

01:32:12.160 and his administration have been lying to the world about the failure of our $115 billion

01:32:17.300 in the Ukraine.

01:32:18.500 Okay, so there's two subjects here.

01:32:20.780 I want to talk about the leaks and what they tell you, but I want to stay first on how did

01:32:27.160 this information, I want to make sure I understand and the audience understands, you can have a

01:32:32.940 top secret clearance and you can log on to whatever that internet thing is called.

01:32:38.820 What is it called?

01:32:42.480 The JWIC system.

01:32:43.540 Yeah, JWIC system.

01:32:44.460 You can log on to JWIC, but you have to specifically know what you're looking.

01:32:49.120 It's not like it's just piles of documents sitting there.

01:32:52.540 You have to know what you're looking for and you have to go through other portals to be able

01:32:57.560 to get this stuff.

01:32:58.760 Correct?

01:32:58.980 Yeah, think of it this way.

01:33:01.320 Think of it as a giant mansion that has multiple bedrooms that are locked with the goods and

01:33:08.260 household products of whoever lives there.

01:33:10.740 Just because you have the key to the front gate with your top secret SCI clearance doesn't

01:33:14.860 mean you have the keys and the codes to every single room and bank vault in that glorious

01:33:18.980 mansion.

01:33:19.880 Classified information works the same way.

01:33:21.200 There are literally millions of federal employees who have a top secret SCI clearance, but there

01:33:26.940 are less than 0.5% of those employees who have the need to know compartmented code access

01:33:33.100 to grant themselves access to this information because it's structured that way on purpose.

01:33:39.400 Whether you can log into a system or walk into the vault room with all the paper documents,

01:33:43.400 you are not by law permitted in the entry room, in the foyer even, unless you have been granted

01:33:50.220 that need to know.

01:33:51.020 And a 21-year-old international guardman doesn't have a need to know this kind of information.

01:33:54.940 So my researchers said that their gut said to them, somebody else that has access to

01:34:01.960 these documents either sent them to him or whatever, got them to him, and he's just a

01:34:09.340 front guy.

01:34:11.140 Yeah, that's what I wrote.

01:34:12.660 That's what I specifically came out and said before, as soon as the story was breaking and

01:34:16.240 people were screaming at me, I said, listen, it's not about politics, Democrat, Republican,

01:34:20.880 this guy has had this documentation and been putting it out for six months.

01:34:25.380 That's a campaign.

01:34:26.940 That's not one page printed off and stolen off a printer and said, oh, here you go.

01:34:30.860 Here's one piece of intelligence.

01:34:32.600 There's hundreds of documents.

01:34:34.000 We don't even know the extent of it.

01:34:35.260 And you can't access over a continued period of time as a 21-year-old international guardsman

01:34:41.860 in Cape Cod.

01:34:42.860 It just doesn't work that way.

01:34:45.140 Somebody, either a DOD or the intelligence community, either wanted this information

01:34:49.000 out or he found someone who wanted the information out like he did and helped him with that process

01:34:55.540 and access.

01:34:56.600 Look, if I'm wrong, I kind of actually hope I'm wrong, Glenn, and here's why.

01:34:59.540 Because if I'm wrong, the other truth is even scarier, that our classification system is

01:35:06.520 so broken and so destroyed that a rookie can walk in and go harness our nuclear secrets.

01:35:12.740 That's what happens if I'm wrong.

01:35:14.860 And it's not about me being right or wrong.

01:35:16.780 It's the alternative.

01:35:17.640 It's so much worse.

01:35:18.800 Well, that's one of the things I keep coming back to.

01:35:23.560 We should be talking about this because this guy either had somebody on the inside, or you're

01:35:30.600 right, it's so porous that any of the millions, as you say, that have that top-secret clearance

01:35:38.180 can go in and get anything.

01:35:41.280 And Americans need to know, not Republicans, not Democrats, this is all of us.

01:35:47.340 Yeah, no, you're absolutely right.

01:35:50.780 And that's what's so striking about this, and it's why it's riddled with analogies to

01:35:54.920 Julian Assange and whatever your political orientation is, you can't, I might be in the

01:35:59.040 minority in this, but I don't justify this kind of behavior because it exposes ways fought

01:36:03.360 and corruption.

01:36:04.300 There's a way to go about it, and this is not it.

01:36:07.300 And so for those politically who are cheering this action because of the end result, that's

01:36:11.780 not how the United States of America works, because there's going to be a hundred guys

01:36:14.900 behind them that do this if you permit this sort of justified disclosure of intelligence.

01:36:20.120 And I disagree with that wholeheartedly.

01:36:21.900 Okay.

01:36:22.400 So now, let's try to figure out, is there a pattern in the leaks?

01:36:28.420 Because they seem to be kind of all over the board.

01:36:31.700 Some of them seem to be something that could have helped us with some of our, you know,

01:36:37.060 frenemies, you know, there was only really, the only one that I saw that I thought was

01:36:44.160 really damaging was the one that we have a spy at the, you know, in the Kremlin.

01:36:48.740 That's, that's not good for the health of that spy.

01:36:54.020 Who did this help?

01:36:56.180 What side did this help?

01:36:57.380 I don't, I think it was, um, a combination of things.

01:37:02.740 And what I mean by that is that you saw sort of a shotgun disclosure because the ultimate

01:37:07.580 goal of what they wanted to disclose, in my opinion, based on what's out there is the

01:37:11.640 information regarding the Ukraine conflict.

01:37:13.900 And the other disclosures were put out there to sort of have lines of effort to say, wait,

01:37:18.820 let's throw some people off our tracks.

01:37:20.480 That's another reason why I don't think this was done alone.

01:37:23.000 This wasn't just some kid who's like, ah, I'm just going to throw up a bunch of pieces

01:37:26.720 of paper in the air, whatever you guys grab in this chat room, we can talk about.

01:37:30.960 No, no, it was very specifically done.

01:37:33.480 And it was done with other people assisting him to do it.

01:37:37.140 Like the folks in the chat rooms who might also be government employees.

01:37:40.640 I don't know who any of these people are, but apparently the New York times and the

01:37:43.120 Washington post do, and maybe they want to go talk to them, at least the FBI and figure

01:37:47.820 it out.

01:37:48.220 But it was done in this fashion.

01:37:49.620 It's kind of going back to Assange.

01:37:51.220 He did it in a more streamlined fashion because he said he had a revolving door of information to

01:37:55.520 put out this may be the scenario here.

01:37:58.280 This was just sort of the first shot.

01:37:59.960 Does he have other conspirators who have more information out there?

01:38:03.400 We don't know that answer yet.

01:38:05.340 Neither does the FBI.

01:38:07.440 So does it appear to be the information that you have seen?

01:38:12.100 Does it appear to be a message that your government is lying to you and you have no idea what's

01:38:21.700 going on in Ukraine or that to me?

01:38:25.480 Yeah, that's a central message to me.

01:38:28.100 And you have to look at the characters that are involved.

01:38:31.100 Chairman Milley, who used to work for me when I was chief of staff at DOD, has become the

01:38:34.880 most political operative in Washington, D.C.

01:38:37.420 And that's saying something when, as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, by law, you are

01:38:41.120 forbidden to enter politics.

01:38:43.500 Wow.

01:38:43.920 And he was the guy that said, hey, I'm going to call my Chinese counterpartist during the

01:38:48.060 Trump administration.

01:38:48.780 We are going to come after you.

01:38:51.100 He has, one, broken the law by entering the operational chain of command.

01:38:54.280 Two, the thing he wanted to achieve was a relationship with the incoming Biden administration

01:38:59.020 because he wanted to keep his job.

01:39:01.140 I think you're going to see down the road people in senior DOD positions like that say, because

01:39:06.280 it's going to come to a head.

01:39:07.360 Either Joe Biden lied to the world about the Ukraine and its status, or he was lied to

01:39:13.120 about the intelligence about the Ukraine and said we were succeeding.

01:39:16.720 The other piece is numbers of Congress where the gang of eight informed about the underlying

01:39:20.640 intelligence.

01:39:21.220 If that's accurate, then Congress also lied to America while saying the Ukrainian effort

01:39:26.100 was a win or we were winning.

01:39:28.040 And I think when you enter that fray and sort of have government officials target each other,

01:39:33.460 somebody's trying to cover their own rear end, and we're going to find out when it shakes

01:39:39.100 out.

01:39:39.620 And I remember Chairman Milley's leadership role is up in three months.

01:39:43.840 He's out.

01:39:44.560 He's gone.

01:39:46.040 And he's been no stranger to talk to media while in that seat and especially when he leaves

01:39:51.000 that seat.

01:39:51.620 So I would say stay tuned.

01:39:53.580 But it's a very suspicious line of effort.

01:39:56.140 When you look at the information about the Ukraine, the war in Ukraine, describe it in

01:40:09.060 relatable terms of people who are not really following it.

01:40:13.000 They just know, you know, we're there.

01:40:15.660 We're doing stuff.

01:40:17.040 It looks like it could get dangerous.

01:40:19.240 How bad is it?

01:40:22.000 It's bad.

01:40:22.720 We're doing everything but going to actually declare war.

01:40:26.280 When you spend $115 billion in less than a year, what you have to do is arm man training

01:40:31.920 equipped.

01:40:32.500 What that means is it's cute by half.

01:40:35.360 We don't have, quote unquote, conventional American soldiers on the ground.

01:40:38.680 That may be mostly true, but we have contractors, former United States military operatives on the

01:40:44.120 ground, training them on tanks, training them on weapon systems, training them how to shoot,

01:40:48.680 training them how to defend their positions, et cetera, because they can't do it alone.

01:40:52.720 That all costs money.

01:40:54.220 But the problem with Ukraine is it's going to be the modern day Afghanistan.

01:40:57.660 They don't have an international banking system to access.

01:41:00.900 So we have to give them literally pallets of cash.

01:41:03.320 And we know how that's gone in the past.

01:41:04.820 And we have no idea of where this money is going.

01:41:08.360 And this is problematic for many reasons, but the most is the following.

01:41:11.800 In a year, we are going to have conventional American forces on the ground in the Ukraine.

01:41:15.300 And we're going to be back into Afghanistan situation because everyone in Congress, for

01:41:20.400 most of them, is bending the knee to the defense industrial complex, which is the most corrupt

01:41:25.820 organization in Washington, D.C.

01:41:28.620 Wow, that's saying something.

01:41:31.240 All right.

01:41:31.880 Hang on just a second.

01:41:33.000 I need to take a one minute break.

01:41:34.460 I've got a lot of follow up questions on that.

01:41:38.300 And I'd like to ask about the Nord Stream pipeline as well.

01:41:43.880 All right.

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01:43:02.920 So, Cash, you said just a minute ago in a year, troops will be on the ground.

01:43:11.560 Can you expand on that?

01:43:14.380 Yeah.

01:43:14.820 So when you it's called operational preparation, the environment that when you drop 115 billion into a theater of war, which is what the Ukraine is, regardless of your position, you are doing absolutely everything in your power to encroach upon a war and obtaining the political headline of saying we don't have boots on the ground.

01:43:31.200 You don't take it that far unless you are going to put and commit boots on the ground because the defense industrial complex is in charge of those decisions.

01:43:40.660 Why do you think so many Democrats and Republicans are banding together because the defense industrial complex spends more money and gets more of our taxpayer dollar than any entity on Earth?

01:43:50.020 And when you invest that much capital into the Ukraine, the very next political forcing point is going to be we've already come 99 percent of the way we now must commit troops.

01:44:01.480 Now, it might come in the force of U.S. troops in a U.N. style program.

01:44:06.300 But to me, there's no difference.

01:44:07.740 Once we're there, we're there.

01:44:09.360 We already have contractors there.

01:44:10.580 And those are former military guys and the Ukrainians.

01:44:14.440 It's not like they're going to know what to do with our equipment a year from now or 10 years from now.

01:44:18.780 And that's not on them.

01:44:19.560 It's just because it's our equipment.

01:44:21.200 Right.

01:44:21.320 Are we going to leave it there?

01:44:22.740 You know what we did in Afghanistan?

01:44:24.980 Well, yeah.

01:44:27.120 You know, you said we're shipping pallets of cash.

01:44:31.320 That is so insane.

01:44:32.560 I don't know if anybody remembers this, but in World War Two, because we had to drop cash off in Hawaii and in the Middle East, they had a different seal.

01:44:45.240 You know, you have that little green seal with the E on it or whatever.

01:44:49.140 It had a brown seal and a yellow seal.

01:44:52.400 And that way they could cut that money off if it wasn't just flooding the market.

01:44:58.100 If they say, wait a minute, this has been stolen or whatever, they could track the dollars because they had those seals.

01:45:05.640 I don't know why we don't do things like that.

01:45:07.820 We could have made all of that money in Afghanistan worthless overnight.

01:45:12.700 We could have.

01:45:13.740 But that's why we don't.

01:45:14.800 It's an intentional decision.

01:45:16.000 When Barack Obama flew pallets of cash to the terrorists in the mullahs in Iran, he did it without tracking devices and intelligence operations for a reason.

01:45:23.580 He chose not to when we pulled out of Afghanistan or when we were dropping off money into Afghanistan only to watch their leadership, Karzai and company, fly out of Afghanistan with our money in helicopters.

01:45:34.820 They did it without any sort of capabilities attached to it that we could.

01:45:39.020 And they're going to do the same thing here.

01:45:40.580 I mean, this is why you don't have to believe me.

01:45:43.960 Why is it that you think no member of Congress or no member of this administration can tell you where this money is going?

01:45:49.640 They can only say we don't have proof that it's not being abused.

01:45:52.340 And that's because you have no idea and aren't asking the questions and don't want to know the answer.

01:45:56.620 It's going to be forced upon your feet like it was in Afghanistan.

01:46:00.340 Because right now you can say, and the popular effort is, we must, must, must fund the Ukrainian war.

01:46:06.120 And they're championing that political headline for the time being.

01:46:10.580 It will evaporate.

01:46:11.940 I have just about 90 seconds left.

01:46:14.200 Any thoughts on Nord Stream?

01:46:16.180 Do you think we blew that up?

01:46:17.260 If Joe Biden blew up Nord Stream and didn't know how to do it without keeping it quiet, it just goes to show you why I've been saying he doesn't have a grasp on the national security apparatus of this country.

01:46:29.140 Do we have the capabilities to do it?

01:46:30.480 Yeah, sure.

01:46:31.120 Probably.

01:46:31.820 But did we do it?

01:46:32.940 Honestly, I hope not.

01:46:34.320 I honestly think the Russians did it and they're just using it as propaganda because it's an easy win for them.

01:46:38.980 We shut it down in the Trump administration.

01:46:40.980 They turned it back on and the Biden administration realized how explosively consequential it was to us and our allies to allow that to happen.

01:46:49.480 And now Russia, they're smart.

01:46:51.040 They're not dumb.

01:46:51.840 They can go down there, turn that thing off, blow it up and say, look at what America did.

01:46:55.160 We need a rallying call for the Ukraine.

01:46:57.060 And they got one.

01:46:58.920 All right, Cash.

01:47:00.180 I like that.

01:47:00.900 I like that answer much more than the answer I keep coming to, which is I think we did it.

01:47:06.760 Um, so I, I, I'm going to go with your answer.

01:47:10.760 Um, thanks so much for talking to me, uh, cash, cash Patel.

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01:47:23.100 That's spelled with a K cash is corner.

01:47:25.520 Corner is with a C, but now, now it's not just, now it's just become complex and, and, and really just more information than you ever needed.

01:47:35.060 Really?

01:47:35.700 Honestly.

01:47:36.760 All right.

01:47:39.060 Coming up in just a second, a Senator with the goods on COVID.

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01:50:45.800 So one of the guys who has been doing the real work, not the partisan work, but the real work on COVID,

01:50:54.560 is Senator Roger Marshall from Kansas.

01:50:58.320 He has just released what I think is a shocking report, because this is, again, not partisan.

01:51:06.040 This is they went to the real experts and went through 50,000 documents to try to find out what happened.

01:51:13.740 And Senator Marshall is on with us now.

01:51:16.360 Hi, Senator.

01:51:18.160 Glenn, good morning to you and your listeners.

01:51:20.600 But you're spot on that the preponderance of evidence shows that there were two lab leaks, unintentional lab leaks in Wuhan, China.

01:51:29.320 The first one around September of 2019, they were able to contain that.

01:51:34.220 But then when they were doing vaccine research is when the bigger leak occurred.

01:51:38.120 And by the way, a significant amount of evidence shows that that virus was most likely made in the laboratory in Wuhan, China, as well.

01:51:46.060 So it's weird that nobody seems to be really reporting on this.

01:51:51.540 This isn't a big deal.

01:51:53.200 After everything that we have gone through as a society and all of the the shout downs, this is the exact opposite of what the government was saying.

01:52:04.960 And now it looks really pretty clear.

01:52:08.120 And it's it's amazing for anybody who watches Blaze TV in my Wednesday night show.

01:52:13.360 Two years ago, when we outlined this, I showed you that in September there was something going on.

01:52:20.500 We thought it was the first lab leak and because they changed all the air handling systems and everything else.

01:52:27.180 Right.

01:52:27.740 Yeah, yeah, Glenn, it is getting that preponderance of evidence.

01:52:32.700 All the intelligence points towards September 2019.

01:52:36.740 Dr. Xi takes down the DNA lab bank.

01:52:40.100 They put up road barricades around the laboratory.

01:52:43.520 There's decreased cell phone use as well.

01:52:46.180 All those things are happening.

01:52:47.700 The epidemiology points towards a leak of some sort in September as well.

01:52:52.300 But I think it's you know, let's go back to why isn't the national media covering this?

01:52:55.680 Look, I want I want to expose this because I don't want it to ever happen again.

01:53:00.600 There's not a listener you have that was not impacted by this virus one way or the other.

01:53:05.320 My my grandson missed kindergarten because of this.

01:53:08.440 I have a son with long COVID.

01:53:09.920 Many of us lost loved ones.

01:53:11.800 We want to do everything we can to to figure out the truth so it doesn't happen again.

01:53:17.020 And by the way, China's had three years to come forward and tell us that they could just prove this if they wanted to.

01:53:22.860 They would have the evidence to show, ha ha, here's the progenitor species.

01:53:27.240 Here's the intermediate species.

01:53:29.440 Here's the DNA lab bank.

01:53:30.820 Take a look at it.

01:53:31.620 But if they show us this DNA lab bank that you're talking about, we would see the cousin, the father, the brothers of COVID-19 right there.

01:53:39.400 They were doing this research with American dollars across the world.

01:53:43.320 They were gathering viruses from bat caves.

01:53:45.820 They were taking them back to laboratories in Wuhan, biosecurity level two and three laboratories and taking spikes off of one of them and putting them on us on the original SARS backbone.

01:53:56.360 I mean, this is mad scientist stuff.

01:53:57.980 It's scary.

01:53:58.820 I can't believe they would be doing it in that type of biocontainment situation.

01:54:02.660 And EcoHealth was involved, right?

01:54:05.480 They were the ones that took our money and were involved in all of this.

01:54:09.960 Correct.

01:54:10.240 Yeah, so EcoHealth is one of what I call the mafia godfathers that were involved with viral gain-of-function research.

01:54:18.400 For the 20 years prior to this leak, EcoHealth obtained over $150 million of American taxpayer dollars and were doing viral gain-of-function research.

01:54:29.100 And by the way, that was from 10 different government agencies.

01:54:31.340 So Fauci wasn't just manning.

01:54:33.460 He had a $6 billion purse that he was allocating, but he was able to leverage that with other departments in the government, as well as money from the Gates Foundation, the Clinton Foundation as well.

01:54:43.360 But they're in the middle of this.

01:54:44.800 They have a huge responsibility.

01:54:47.540 And by the way, they had no boots on the ground in Wuhan, China.

01:54:50.880 Nobody was there minding the store.

01:54:52.580 We were just shelling out money.

01:54:54.960 EcoHealth is simply a wholesaler taking American taxpayer money, and they're still on the lam.

01:54:59.960 So we're pretty upset that that's not been stopped.

01:55:02.640 And this is they're still doing gain-of-function research in Wuhan.

01:55:07.160 Somebody I know told me that the research that they're working on right now makes this look like child's play.

01:55:14.840 Well, unfortunately, that's true.

01:55:16.760 So China themselves says that they feel bioterrorism is a threat to them.

01:55:21.700 So just like they're responding to nuclear threats, they're going to respond to bioterrorism threats by developing countermeasures, vaccines, and aggressive measures.

01:55:30.760 But we have good evidence to show that they're working with things like Ebola, MERS as well, things that have mortality rates of 30%.

01:55:39.580 SARS-CoV-2 had a mortality rate probably of 1% or 2% when it's all said and done.

01:55:44.440 But these other viruses have a 30% chance of you dying if you catch it.

01:55:49.000 So they're absolutely invested in bioterrorism research and what your listeners need to understand.

01:55:54.980 In these labs in Wuhan, there's multiple labs.

01:55:58.240 There's multiple people that work for the military, scientists that work for the military, that are engaged with President Xi, co-mingling with American taxpayer dollars.

01:56:06.800 And all these things could be used for good, but then there's a huge downside, just like, again, like nuclear energy can be used for good or you can build bombs.

01:56:14.860 The problem is these bombs are exponentially more powerful and more easily accessible to terrorists.

01:56:20.700 So this is really troubling and concerning that if Fauci's not being held responsible, EcoHealth isn't being held responsible, they're still doing these kinds of things.

01:56:34.600 Fauci's not, but he was before he left.

01:56:37.540 He's still doing these things with the same people.

01:56:40.560 Is anyone here going to be held responsible?

01:56:44.240 Well, that's exactly what we need to do, and this is why I believe we need a 9-11-style commission.

01:56:51.620 Get this out of the bright lights of Washington.

01:56:54.320 Let the facts be what they may.

01:56:56.220 Let's get people that are not politically motivated to go through this.

01:56:59.080 Again, we don't want this to ever happen again.

01:57:02.480 And I certainly respect what we're doing on the House side.

01:57:06.520 Brad Winstrump, a physician, is over there working hard on a COVID origin type of investigation.

01:57:11.640 And Comer's got his stuff, and Jordan's got his stuff going on.

01:57:15.760 We're visiting with them, sharing information.

01:57:18.360 Of course, America gave the Democrats the gavel in the Senate, so we cannot lead the charge over here.

01:57:24.060 The majority determines what those hearings look like.

01:57:28.540 It's amazing.

01:57:30.120 Senator, thank you for all of your hard work.

01:57:32.180 I know you are one of the good guys that is actually trying not to play a game with it, but actually get to the bottom of it.

01:57:41.400 And I'm glad that there's a few people up on the Hill like you.

01:57:45.380 Thank you.

01:57:46.580 You're welcome, Lynn.

01:57:47.440 It's great.

01:57:47.800 I appreciate the voice and opportunity to speak with you and your audience.

01:57:51.160 And we will get to the bottom of this.

01:57:53.660 We don't want this to ever happen again.

01:57:55.360 Thank you so much.

01:57:56.680 Senator Roger Marshall from Kansas.

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01:59:28.880 One thing we haven't talked about yet, and I'd like to get Bill O'Reilly's thoughts on this maybe tomorrow,

01:59:34.280 is the settlement with Fox.

01:59:39.060 Fox, they have settled for almost a billion dollars, three-quarters of a billion dollars.

01:59:44.940 That is really going to hurt.

01:59:48.160 I don't know if we know this anymore, but that's a lot of money.

01:59:51.260 You know, when you're talking about the government, not necessarily so.

01:59:54.360 When you're talking about a company, three-quarters of a billion dollars is going to make an impact on Fox.

02:00:00.400 But it is better than losing the case.

02:00:04.040 That would have been much worse.

02:00:06.120 Yeah.

02:00:06.320 I mean, I think there's something to take from that.

02:00:08.180 I think for the whole media, by the way, including people on the left who are cheering this on every step of the way,

02:00:13.120 and this would have been very bad for, I think, media organizations generally.

02:00:17.340 Yeah.

02:00:17.400 I mean, you don't think that there's a lot of text from Joy Reid about the stuff that she's saying on the air?

02:00:22.340 Like, I don't think you want that out in the public.

02:00:24.720 And, of course, while this wasn't a legal win for this case, I think there was a – there's a big incentive now for people to come out and try to take down media organizations they don't like.

02:00:40.500 And I don't think that's a positive.

02:00:42.440 You can question whether Fox handled all of that stuff right.

02:00:46.460 I mean, you can certainly find quotes that you don't like.

02:00:49.600 But their defense that I guess – and maybe you can help me out on this – they were not allowed to use.

02:00:57.020 Their defense would be we question things.

02:01:01.080 The president of the United States is saying this is true.

02:01:06.540 That's a pretty big reason to cover it, and we didn't know at the time.

02:01:13.460 We didn't necessarily believe it, but, you know, we're covering what the president is saying.

02:01:19.060 Right.

02:01:19.220 And they have texts saying they didn't believe it off the air, and they're contrasting that to mostly comments where they – like, there's a couple hosts like Lou Dobbs, for example,

02:01:28.480 who seem to legitimately believe all of the stuff from Sidney Powell, but most of them were just – you know, they brought him on.

02:01:34.060 I mean, Tucker Carlson was famously very skeptical of what Sidney Powell was saying.

02:01:39.440 He said the same thing we said when we had her on.

02:01:41.560 Really?

02:01:42.140 Well, come back.

02:01:42.960 Come back when you're trying to show us evidence.

02:01:44.140 I mean, you know, you keep saying these things.

02:01:45.780 You keep guaranteeing you're going to produce this evidence, and you're not doing it.

02:01:50.220 Like, that's a problem.

02:01:51.760 Come back when you have it.

02:01:53.460 I think that's a totally fair standard.

02:01:55.060 But, I mean, like, what they seem to be requesting is a world, which everyone acts like, let's say, MSNBC acted on this.

02:02:00.940 They said, okay, the president is claiming this.

02:02:03.120 These are lies.

02:02:04.120 This is the big lie.

02:02:06.000 This is terrible.

02:02:07.220 They're horrible people.

02:02:08.180 Do you really want a news media that just makes judgments like that and tells you – now, look, you might think that all of those things were lies,

02:02:16.420 and you might think that all, you know, the election fraud stuff was BS.

02:02:20.040 But, like, even if you do, do you really want the media to be prejudging those ideas and giving them – putting them in a context like that all the time?

02:02:29.680 I don't think that's their job.

02:02:31.280 Their job is to ask questions of people in the news and try to get down to the bottom of it.

02:02:35.420 But, like, if they're coming out and saying everything – we all know this is all lies, that's an opinion host.

02:02:40.180 That's what I want out of an opinion host.

02:02:41.940 I don't want that out of a news journalist necessarily.

02:02:45.540 I mean, I think that's a weird world they're asking for.

02:02:48.280 This isn't the journalists.

02:02:50.100 This is the opinion.

02:02:51.920 So you're walking into opinion places now.

02:02:55.860 Much of this was.

02:02:56.800 I mean, and Fox, you know, came out and ran news reports debunking a lot of the stuff, I would say, that Sidney Powell was saying at the time, or at least attempting to.

02:03:06.960 And that was not a defense.

02:03:08.260 They didn't allow that as a defense.

02:03:09.720 They didn't allow it as a defense to just say, hey, look, the president of the United States is talking about this.

02:03:13.640 It's obviously the biggest issue in the country.

02:03:15.440 We should probably be discussing it.

02:03:17.120 Unless you came out with, like, visceral denunciation of what they were bringing to the table, you were vulnerable to this.

02:03:25.420 And I don't know that that is a world – I mean, we see it with the topic we just talked about.

02:03:31.020 They treated the COVID lab leak theory the same way they treated the big lie about the election.

02:03:37.340 They came out and they said it was a lie, and they said you should never listen to these people, and it's a conspiracy theory, and it's terrible.

02:03:42.080 And then that one wound up being, like, seemingly true.

02:03:45.300 So, like, you – is there a lawsuit to be brought on that?

02:03:50.160 I don't know.

02:03:51.080 I mean, I just think that, like, you need to have a really wide berth for the media to be able to discuss these stories, even if they're wrong on them.

02:03:59.140 You go back to the founding, Glenn.

02:04:00.320 You have documents in the museum that talk about how extensive the allowance was for the media at the beginning.

02:04:07.440 Oh, the founders discussed and argued back and forth that you could be knowingly lying.

02:04:18.480 Yeah.

02:04:19.060 Knowingly.

02:04:19.800 Knowingly lying about the government.

02:04:22.120 And the government has no place to say you can't say that or you can't say this.

02:04:28.620 Because sometimes the government might be lying.

02:04:32.640 Sometimes the government may not be lying.

02:04:34.760 And you can't have the government be the arbitrator of it.

02:04:39.140 It's got to work itself out.

02:04:41.540 Yeah.

02:04:41.800 So, I just – you know, you should never be surprised by the way the media handles these things.

02:04:46.840 Right?

02:04:47.520 Like, but the fact that they cheered this on every step of the way to try to take down their opponent, Fox News, is really short-sighted.

02:04:57.300 Oh, so short-sighted.

02:04:58.200 Because this is not –

02:04:59.200 Well, they – but they also know that Republicans, they're so spineless.

02:05:05.940 They're not going to do anything.

02:05:07.300 They learn.

02:05:08.560 We don't.

02:05:09.760 But they learn.

02:05:10.460 And I think it's because we have too many spineless Republicans that agree with them, that we just don't ever get it together.

02:05:18.680 They're committed.

02:05:20.040 And I think they're wrong.

02:05:23.040 I think many of the things they're committed to is being used by real forces of evil.

02:05:29.760 But they're committed.

02:05:32.760 They don't stop.

02:05:35.100 We just – oh, geez.

02:05:37.820 Oh, okay.

02:05:38.500 Well, we'll sit down.

02:05:39.900 Yeah, I think that's true at some point.

02:05:41.900 I think the – especially with – if you're talking about, like, the general collection of Republicans in Washington, we often do see that happen, of course.

02:05:49.140 But, you know, I mean, you have seen examples of just individuals on the right coming after the media and winning.

02:05:55.780 I mean, Nicholas Sandman, you know, came out and won.

02:05:58.400 Right.

02:05:58.680 I would like to see what the Republicans are going to do with Dianne Feinstein.

02:06:03.880 Are they going to let her get a replacement for a while?

02:06:08.500 Or say, no.

02:06:09.720 She either shows up or she's gone.

02:06:11.620 Yeah, she steps down completely or she's gone.

02:06:13.620 Yeah.

02:06:13.720 Because this is – they want – you know, she's obviously completely incompetent, but she wants to hold on to this –

02:06:18.480 Correct.

02:06:19.700 – thing until she can come back.

02:06:21.280 Correct.

02:06:21.320 And they're saying, Republicans, you've got to make that exception.

02:06:25.320 No.

02:06:26.200 No, no.

02:06:26.540 You don't have to do that.

02:06:27.420 Don't do it.

02:06:28.300 But let's see how the Republicans react.

02:06:31.240 The old Republicans would go, well, it's only the fair thing to do.

02:06:35.880 No, it's not.

02:06:37.280 No, it's not.

02:06:38.840 Stop compromising your values and the ideals and ideas that created this country.

02:06:46.600 We'll see you tonight, 9 o'clock, Blaze TV.

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