The Glenn Beck Program - Yay, Free Crack Pipes! ｜ Guests： Sen. Rand Paul & Sheryl Attkisson ｜ 2⧸8⧸22

00:00:00.000 Can we talk about underpants?

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00:00:05.940 What kind of underpants do you think he wears?

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00:00:24.000 However, what I...

00:00:26.260 Why are you revealing all these weird things?

00:00:29.040 I don't know why you know this about Brian Stelter.

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00:01:59.480 It's Tuesday, and I just have to bring some news from Washington to you that is such a relief.

00:02:07.580 I mean, people think that Joe Biden is a little out of touch.

00:02:11.880 The administration is a little out of touch with the average person.

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00:02:33.860 Just some things the White House announced yesterday.

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00:04:02.820 So, Stu, when you think of Joe Biden, what is the first thing that just leaps to your mind?

00:04:09.540 Well, Lunch Bucket Joe.

00:04:12.600 Lunch Bucket Joe, which everybody in the press has called him that for middle class Joe.

00:04:18.900 Middle class Joe.

00:04:20.680 Why would you call him middle class Joe?

00:04:22.580 Because everyone calls him middle class Joe.

00:04:24.660 He tries to say, come on, stop, but they just keep doing it.

00:04:29.080 He doesn't necessarily want that nickname, but he'll admit it if he has to.

00:04:32.740 Yeah.

00:04:32.880 Now, let me ask you this.

00:04:34.300 When people went to the polls, now you're going to have to do some speculation.

00:04:37.680 Okay.

00:04:38.060 But when people went to the polls and they actually voted, what do you think when they said, I'm for Lunch Bucket Joe?

00:04:47.880 Right.

00:04:48.440 What do you suppose they were thinking and hoping would happen?

00:04:51.960 Well, they would probably think, you know, there's this guy who was president.

00:05:00.400 Orange Man Bat.

00:05:01.200 He was tweeting all the time.

00:05:02.540 Do you remember that?

00:05:03.300 Yeah.

00:05:03.700 You remember him?

00:05:04.220 I do.

00:05:04.860 And he was getting in fights with people all the time.

00:05:10.840 And what we want here, Glenn, is a return to normalcy.

00:05:13.920 A return to normalcy.

00:05:16.500 Something that is, you know, very American.

00:05:19.480 Something that we all recognize as, oh, well, that's not unusual.

00:05:25.540 Right.

00:05:25.900 Something to go back to the way we all understand this country should be.

00:05:29.540 Oh, my gosh.

00:05:30.520 And thank goodness we have him.

00:05:32.560 He's got into office.

00:05:33.800 And yesterday, the Biden administration talked about how they are going to they're going to start handing out crack pipes to drug addicts in underserved communities.

00:05:47.240 That that's not exactly the return to normalcy.

00:05:50.880 I was thinking the Department of Health and Human Services fiscal year 2022 has a harm reduction program, and they're going to the crack pipe plan is.

00:06:05.940 Well, it's it's it's a kit that will provide safer pipes to drug addicts when they when they smoke crack cocaine or crystal meth.

00:06:16.500 Safer pipes, safer pipes.

00:06:18.800 Yeah.

00:06:19.260 See, you know, a lot of times they'll use glass pipes and sometimes they can crack and then they'll lead to an infection in the crack user.

00:06:27.720 No.

00:06:28.380 Yes.

00:06:28.840 No.

00:06:29.340 Yes.

00:06:30.060 Yes.

00:06:30.720 So here's the thing.

00:06:33.540 The grant.

00:06:34.380 Not everybody gets this.

00:06:35.760 OK, not everybody gets this.

00:06:37.600 This is where it really centers right into the American people.

00:06:41.920 You know what I mean?

00:06:42.660 Sure.

00:06:43.160 Any president you could see saying, hey, free free crack pipes. 0.78

00:06:47.600 You know what I mean?

00:06:48.340 Very common.

00:06:49.020 That's the normal.

00:06:49.600 We've been talking about every that was the unspoken thing.

00:06:53.220 George Washington.

00:06:54.120 Yes.

00:06:54.500 If you don't know, George Washington, when they were going across the Delaware, they were smoking crack.

00:06:59.680 But this is where it gets even more united.

00:07:02.220 OK.

00:07:02.820 OK.

00:07:03.480 The grant money will be prioritized for selection if they promise to use the funds in underserved communities.

00:07:10.920 So you'll get the free crack pipes if you're serving a large African-American or LGBTQ plus population. 1.00

00:07:23.400 Are they saying that black people smoke crack?

00:07:29.680 No, I don't think they're saying that.

00:07:31.760 That seems to be what they're saying.

00:07:33.340 No.

00:07:33.780 They've got to be saying something else.

00:07:35.400 They're prioritizing delivery to African-Americans of crack pipes. 1.00

00:07:39.120 Uh-huh.

00:07:39.660 OK.

00:07:40.240 That's the post-racial presidency we all expected. 0.99

00:07:45.680 If that's not a Democrat policy from the 1950s and 60s or from the 1860s, I don't know what is.

00:07:54.600 That is unbelievable and right in line with what I think America was thinking.

00:08:02.960 Because when you say Lunch Bucket Joe, you think of the guy you're on the construction site.

00:08:08.580 Right.

00:08:09.020 It's time for lunch.

00:08:10.120 You're sitting on the side of the building.

00:08:13.620 Yeah.

00:08:14.320 On the ground in your work boots.

00:08:16.580 Lunch Bucket Joe comes over.

00:08:18.280 He's a normal guy.

00:08:19.280 Been working normal, real hard jobs his whole life.

00:08:21.720 And he's going to have a normal conversation about what's bugging him.

00:08:24.300 Yeah.

00:08:24.800 You might see him at the end of a bar, maybe having a beer after work.

00:08:27.520 That's right.

00:08:27.900 And here's what's getting at him today.

00:08:30.240 Yeah.

00:08:30.560 And it'll express the same sort of concerns you have.

00:08:33.280 He's like, I want crack pipes that are safe for African-Americans and gay people. 1.00

00:08:37.260 That's what I'm looking for.

00:08:38.380 You might actually see that one at the end of the bar.

00:08:41.220 But that's not what we're looking for out of a president of the United States.

00:08:44.180 Yeah.

00:08:44.400 It's so, yeah.

00:08:45.760 Anyway, Seattle and San Francisco had the, you know, crack pipe thing.

00:08:51.940 It didn't work out so well.

00:08:53.160 No.

00:08:53.700 Yeah.

00:08:53.980 And so they're getting rid of it.

00:08:56.280 But Joe knows that's an injustice.

00:08:59.300 So we've got, we've got that one.

00:09:01.180 By the way, Justice Department, they've already been thwarted once.

00:09:05.700 The court said, now you can't do this.

00:09:09.480 But they're thinking about doing it anyway.

00:09:12.740 You know, crack pipes are one thing.

00:09:14.500 But what about those who inject heroin?

00:09:16.700 The government is now, I am not making this up.

00:09:25.340 They are now putting, considering putting vending machines in where if you needed a clean needle, you could get one.

00:09:38.400 A needle vending machine.

00:09:39.800 A needle vending machine.

00:09:39.820 A needle vending machine.

00:09:40.440 That is what the American people were demanding.

00:09:43.440 I mean, doesn't it make you just feel so American?

00:09:50.780 You're like, we are on the right track.

00:09:52.760 We are going to restore ourselves to the great nation that we really are.

00:09:58.900 What's been holding us back?

00:10:01.280 Those damn glass crack pipes.

00:10:03.800 In the inner cities.

00:10:05.480 I mean, you know, the people in the suburbs, they can get their own damn wooden or metal crack pipe.

00:10:15.500 You know, because they're a dime a dozen out in the suburbs.

00:10:18.640 But this has been an underserved community and crack pipes.

00:10:24.480 That's true.

00:10:25.200 And I will say, you know, he did promise to shut down the virus.

00:10:28.860 And as we know, when is a virus ever spread through intravenous drug use?

00:10:32.880 Yes.

00:10:33.240 That's never been an issue.

00:10:34.540 Never been an issue.

00:10:35.220 Never, never, never, never.

00:10:36.700 By the way, speaking of shutting things down, Lunch Bucket Joe strikes twice.

00:10:42.460 Now, lightning doesn't usually strike twice, you know, in the same place.

00:10:46.780 But yesterday at the White House, it struck more than two times, actually.

00:10:52.400 But the second time, they made an announcement yesterday.

00:10:56.680 And who hasn't been calling for this?

00:10:59.940 Can we please, for the love of Pete, release the 20th hijacker from 9-11?

00:11:09.520 Can we please just release him?

00:11:13.160 Do you remember those big protests before the 2020 election?

00:11:16.140 Also, the truckers.

00:11:17.100 The truckers here in America.

00:11:18.580 Oh, okay.

00:11:19.000 I don't know about those crazy Nazis up in Canada.

00:11:22.660 But the truckers here, I'm sure they're like, we want the 20th hijacker released.

00:11:28.380 And Gitmo shut down.

00:11:31.420 Huge priority for the American people right now.

00:11:33.860 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:11:34.340 Huge priority.

00:11:35.140 Oh, there are some people that are like, oh, my money situation is a little tight.

00:11:39.280 Yeah, but what about the 20th hijacker?

00:11:42.120 Yeah.

00:11:42.380 Okay.

00:11:42.940 What about him?

00:11:43.520 And what happens if that 20th hijacker can't get a crack pipe for free?

00:11:48.960 Or a needle out of a vending machine.

00:11:50.700 It's horrid.

00:11:51.900 This is a horror show.

00:11:53.720 This nation is a horror show.

00:11:58.920 My gosh.

00:11:59.940 And this is the sort of stuff Lunch Bucket Joe can relate to the people with.

00:12:03.800 Yes.

00:12:04.000 You know, what do you guys need?

00:12:05.440 What do you guys want?

00:12:06.160 Come on, man.

00:12:06.800 Well, they wanted, you know, sure, we all wanted the 20th hijacker released and the crack pipe

00:12:12.200 and the needle thing.

00:12:13.100 Yeah.

00:12:13.400 But, you know, I think a priority and he got it right because day before yesterday, you

00:12:20.460 know, he released $25 billion of frozen assets to Iran.

00:12:25.920 And that was my priority.

00:12:28.080 Yeah.

00:12:28.440 You know, and I think a lot of Democrats, you know, I'm a little on the edge on this.

00:12:32.860 I think a lot of Democrats would agree with me, you know, not probably a lot of conservatives,

00:12:39.520 you know, but hey, can we just please give the Ayatollah and Hezbollah another $25 billion?

00:12:48.880 What we landed in the middle of the night on that tarmac wasn't enough.

00:12:53.440 That was not enough.

00:12:54.840 And it was that sweet spot right between $26 and $24 billion that we were all talking about.

00:13:00.000 Yeah.

00:13:00.160 The conservatives were saying, no, only $24 billion.

00:13:02.240 The liberals were saying, no, $26 billion.

00:13:04.320 And he found a way to compromise.

00:13:06.460 Yeah.

00:13:06.580 Wow.

00:13:06.780 That's brilliant.

00:13:07.420 Everyone was demanding billions go there.

00:13:09.460 It was just a matter of how many billions.

00:13:10.980 So a lot of people are saying, you know, I'm just talking about the whiners.

00:13:14.700 What are we going to do about the economy?

00:13:17.140 Oh, geez.

00:13:17.840 Yesterday, the White House came out with yet another new plan.

00:13:22.420 Oh.

00:13:22.640 The problem with the economy is that, well, the unions aren't very strong.

00:13:33.060 And so they announced a goal yesterday of unionizing 50% of America.

00:13:40.660 Oh.

00:13:41.920 Just the 50%. 0.70

00:13:42.980 Just the 50%. 0.70

00:13:43.180 That's all they want?

00:13:43.840 Yeah.

00:13:43.960 We're at 14%.

00:13:45.200 So it's not a big deal.

00:13:47.880 We're at 14%.

00:13:49.320 But tripling it would still leave it 8% short.

00:13:52.600 Yeah.

00:13:53.080 Yes, it would.

00:13:53.800 Okay.

00:13:54.140 Yes, it would.

00:13:54.540 So they want to triple it.

00:13:55.660 Yeah.

00:13:56.340 And then add another half.

00:13:58.440 Yeah.

00:13:58.580 And then a little more.

00:13:59.620 Well, it's gone down.

00:14:01.240 Actually, I was wrong.

00:14:02.040 It's not 12%.

00:14:02.840 It's gone down.

00:14:04.180 It was a whopping 30% at the height of the unions in the 1950s.

00:14:10.100 Okay.

00:14:10.980 30%.

00:14:11.420 So they went down to 10.3.

00:14:14.140 So they went five times as many people in the unions as percentage of the population.

00:14:21.100 That shouldn't.

00:14:21.580 Well, they want to take a couple of weeks.

00:14:22.940 They want 71 million people.

00:14:25.100 Just 71 million people.

00:14:27.580 Just 71 million.

00:14:28.060 I mean, that's easy.

00:14:29.160 Not 75 million.

00:14:30.120 No.

00:14:30.560 71 million.

00:14:31.440 I'm not asking for that.

00:14:32.120 Membership is 14 million today.

00:14:34.480 So they want 71 million.

00:14:37.280 And that is half of the workforce.

00:14:41.400 So I think this is, I mean, that's what I was looking for.

00:14:44.500 And why are they doing it, you ask?

00:14:46.540 Well, I'll tell you why.

00:14:48.220 Whether it's fighting COVID-19, advancing social and economic equity for underserved communities, i.e. crack pipes, tackling climate change and building a modern, sustainable economy, i.e. death of the free market.

00:15:04.520 We need a vibrant labor movement. 0.51

00:15:08.160 So that's good.

00:15:09.900 That's good.

00:15:10.560 Now, you know, there are reports out there that saying doing this would increase the infrastructure projects that the White House is working on from anywhere from 12 to 20%.

00:15:23.520 But who cares?

00:15:25.320 We can print more.

00:15:26.460 Okay.

00:15:27.000 What do you care about?

00:15:28.040 Money or people?

00:15:30.520 People, says Joe Biden.

00:15:32.460 You're probably one of those haters that don't think we should be handing out free crack pipes.

00:15:39.420 Right?

00:15:39.940 Am I right?

00:15:40.980 Am I right?

00:15:42.680 You're darn right I'm right.

00:15:45.780 Hmm.

00:15:47.220 This is him.

00:15:48.200 This is Lunch Market Joe, though, connecting to the people.

00:15:50.760 So, this is, he's on top of it, of all the concerns.

00:15:55.100 I mean, when you look at the polls, the number one concerns always crack pipes for underserved communities.

00:16:00.760 So, you know how we always say the president shouldn't read polls?

00:16:05.380 Yeah.

00:16:06.440 I think we got that.

00:16:08.220 I think we have a president.

00:16:09.180 We got somebody who did it.

00:16:10.400 We have one who does not read the polls.

00:16:12.560 Or he reads them upside down.

00:16:13.700 Yeah.

00:16:14.000 I don't know.

00:16:15.580 It could be that.

00:16:16.700 It could be that.

00:16:17.540 Yeah.

00:16:17.980 And has no advisors that are really in touch with the American people at all.

00:16:25.820 You know, he wants it to look more, you know, like Supreme Court.

00:16:29.420 I want it to look more like America. 0.82

00:16:32.100 Well, handing out crack pipes, union jobs, you know, and needles, I don't think gets us there.

00:16:40.360 No?

00:16:40.780 No.

00:16:41.340 I don't, I don't, you know what he should do, is he should appoint the first crack-smoking Supreme Court justice. 0.99

00:16:53.660 Because he apparently thinks that it's in the inner city.

00:16:57.340 So, maybe you'd get, you know, a black person as well, which he's really in favor of.

00:17:03.880 He's already said he's going to do that.

00:17:05.180 Yeah, well, I mean, you're smoking crack, you could get white or black, but if he does it in the, what did he say, underserved communities, I think that's what he's saying, because it's racial equity.

00:17:17.220 So, maybe he could get somebody from that underserved community that's smoking crack, that's also qualified, but nobody pays attention to for Supreme Court. 0.99

00:17:27.500 You're really threading a needle with.

00:17:29.060 Don't say needle.

00:17:30.060 Wrong, really wrong words.

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00:19:51.980 Yeah, this is all good.

00:20:04.660 By the way, can we play cut one here?

00:20:07.380 This is a reporter calling out and saying, hey, why did we unfreeze the $25 billion to Iran again?

00:20:13.740 I don't understand how you can say that Iran gets no benefit and that this isn't some kind of sanctions relief that the administration has offered to Iran before it hasn't made any of its own concessions.

00:20:27.520 Matt, the question I was responding to took this in the game.

00:20:30.920 OK, well, then forget about the question you think you were responding to.

00:20:33.340 This guy is dead.

00:20:34.200 Answer my question.

00:20:35.340 Does Iran benefit at all from the waivers that were signed?

00:20:39.080 You will need to ask the Iranian government whether they think this is a benefit to them.

00:20:43.180 Well, who do you think this benefits?

00:20:44.380 We know this is a benefit to us.

00:20:47.020 The ability of third-party entities to work on nuclear non-proliferation projects, nuclear safety projects in Iran, in the face of our growing concerns, non-proliferation and nuclear safety concerns, that is in our benefits.

00:21:01.620 Yes.

00:21:02.440 The people that this benefits, in fact, are actually Russian, Chinese, European companies, right?

00:21:08.340 Is that what you're saying?

00:21:09.080 Matt, I'm saying that it is manifestly to our advantage.

00:21:12.980 And not Iran.

00:21:14.500 It benefits us to be able to address nuclear safety and nuclear non-proliferation.

00:21:20.220 This press room is completely empty.

00:21:23.000 It's just this guy from the AP and the conehead from the State Department.

00:21:29.580 And I love this guy.

00:21:30.940 He's just, like, broken.

00:21:31.860 He's just like, all right, screw it.

00:21:34.980 That's what I feel like every day he walks in.

00:21:37.000 And he's like, what kind of horse crap are you going to be shoveling today?

00:21:40.920 Yeah.

00:21:41.640 That guy, I mean, the guy from the State Department, you know he goes back, you know, to his office, and he's like, can't we have this guy killed?

00:21:50.940 We have the drones.

00:21:52.560 Yeah, we have the drones.

00:21:53.740 We got spies someplace, don't we?

00:21:55.820 I mean, we're kind of off this guy.

00:21:57.720 Can't he all of a sudden fall out of a window on the top floor of some tall building?

00:22:03.080 I'm just saying.

00:22:06.740 They have to be really irritated.

00:22:08.420 This is the second time in the last couple of weeks that this guy has just rolled all over.

00:22:13.180 I love him.

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00:22:15.940 He won't come on the show because he's like, I'm a journalist, I'm sure.

00:22:19.040 But maybe he's just really busy thinking about, oh, good God, what do I have to say to these bums again today? 0.99

00:22:27.860 But I am a fan.

00:22:29.860 I am a fan.

00:22:31.780 Matt Lee.

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00:23:59.900 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:24:10.720 We're glad you're here.

00:24:12.100 Thank you so much for listening.

00:24:13.520 Hey, just a quick couple of updates.

00:24:16.220 Apparently, the food's not real good in China.

00:24:18.540 Who would have seen that one coming?

00:24:20.500 That's shocking to me.

00:24:21.620 It is.

00:24:22.160 Apparently, all of the Olympians are protesting the, quote, horrid conditions.

00:24:29.480 One Russian said, I cry every day.

00:24:32.700 He's a weightlifter.

00:24:35.620 I cry every day.

00:24:37.300 Food is so bad.

00:24:38.140 The Russian weightlifter cries every day?

00:24:40.340 Yes.

00:24:40.960 Yes.

00:24:41.840 He is.

00:24:42.720 What kind of food are they serving, these guys?

00:24:44.500 He is a competitor for Russia. 0.96

00:24:48.360 He said, I only sleep all day because I don't have strength to get out of bed.

00:24:52.640 I only eat three handfuls of pasta a day because it's just impossible to eat rest of food.

00:24:58.760 My stomach hurts.

00:24:59.920 I'm very pale.

00:25:01.300 Huge black circles around my eyes.

00:25:04.460 I cry every day.

00:25:05.840 I'm very tired.

00:25:06.600 This is terrible.

00:25:07.600 I mean, it's not Uyghur concentration camp terrible, but why would they care about something like that? 0.99

00:25:13.140 Right.

00:25:13.540 Well, the catering apparently is questionable.

00:25:18.060 You know, it's not like you're at Davos.

00:25:20.720 You know what I'm saying?

00:25:21.920 There are no hot meals.

00:25:23.920 There are crisps, which I think are potato chips.

00:25:26.660 Is that right?

00:25:27.200 Or would that be a cookie?

00:25:28.720 I'm not sure.

00:25:29.600 It's these, you know, these lesser countries that call things differently, you know, crisp.

00:25:37.140 I think that's a chip, like a potato chip.

00:25:41.680 Pringles are potato crisps, not potato chips.

00:25:45.380 Are they?

00:25:45.620 Did you know that?

00:25:46.240 Really?

00:25:46.660 That's true.

00:25:47.180 It's because it's not a chip.

00:25:48.500 They can't legally call it a chip.

00:25:50.420 Because they pour it out into a mold.

00:25:51.980 So it's a crisp.

00:25:53.760 So they have crisps, nuts, chocolate, and nothing else.

00:26:01.480 Well, that's clearly not true because the Russian eats bags of pusta every day.

00:26:08.940 I have to eat pusta.

00:26:10.200 My stomach hurts and I only have a handful of pasta.

00:26:13.580 Well, have you tried to boil it?

00:26:14.960 Maybe that's the deal, Mr. Russian. 0.99

00:26:17.380 I am sick and tired of people bad-mouthing the good people of China.

00:26:21.920 There are people in China that are going hungry.

00:26:24.480 And you're complaining about the food they're serving.

00:26:27.440 I mean, why don't you don't, if you don't like that food, why don't you put it in an envelope and send it to the Uyghur village? 1.00

00:26:33.740 They'll eat it.

00:26:34.520 They'll eat it.

00:26:35.100 Yeah.

00:26:35.400 They'd love it.

00:26:36.080 They'd love it.

00:26:36.620 They'd love it.

00:26:37.300 By the way, the 20-year-old Uyghur skier.

00:26:40.980 Yeah.

00:26:41.320 Yeah.

00:26:41.680 She lit the Olympic flame.

00:26:45.280 Yeah.

00:26:45.660 It was great.

00:26:46.840 That was powerful.

00:26:47.220 You know what?

00:26:47.540 I think it was an in-your-face moment to the stupid Americans who call it genocide.

00:26:53.080 Yeah.

00:26:53.300 Because if it was genocide, why would they put a Uyghur on the biggest stage of the world to light the Olympic flame? 1.00

00:27:01.040 Preach it.

00:27:01.800 Come on.

00:27:02.400 Yeah.

00:27:02.800 Why would they do that if they didn't like these people?

00:27:05.440 Yeah.

00:27:05.560 They obviously love them.

00:27:07.080 They gave them the best job in the whole world.

00:27:10.380 Here's the deal.

00:27:11.400 Yeah.

00:27:11.900 Here's the deal.

00:27:12.800 Right.

00:27:13.340 They're not killing the Uyghurs.

00:27:16.720 No.

00:27:18.080 Why would they draw more attention to it if they were doing something bad?

00:27:22.580 You know how she paid China back? 0.98

00:27:24.220 How?

00:27:24.960 She had her Olympic event.

00:27:27.920 She's a skier. 0.98

00:27:29.400 Nobody knew of her before.

00:27:31.720 It's just not like she was a big skier in China.

00:27:33.840 Really?

00:27:34.280 You know.

00:27:34.660 Yeah.

00:27:34.840 That's surprising because usually people who follow skiing would know the Olympic skiers that are going to make the team.

00:27:39.200 Yeah.

00:27:39.220 Well, apparently, you know, there's not a lot of skiing in the camp she came from.

00:27:44.500 But so she was allowed to ski an honor for anyone.

00:27:49.080 For anyone.

00:27:49.640 For anyone.

00:27:49.940 And it shows how much China loves the Uyghurs. 1.00

00:27:52.140 Exactly right.

00:27:53.100 And she placed 43rd in her cross-country event.

00:27:56.320 Oh, that's.

00:27:57.260 And then she disappeared.

00:28:02.720 She. 0.93

00:28:04.040 Yeah, she disappeared. 0.89

00:28:05.600 Now, that does.

00:28:06.260 That is not a regular.

00:28:07.200 What is that?

00:28:07.540 That does not happen in China very much.

00:28:12.360 Well, sometimes people go away on, let's say, a vacation.

00:28:15.440 Yeah, she didn't.

00:28:16.260 She probably trained really hard for the Olympics. 1.00

00:28:19.220 Yeah.

00:28:19.620 And was a little disappointed maybe in her performance.

00:28:22.060 So she's on vacation.

00:28:22.900 And she's maybe at a beach somewhere, you know.

00:28:25.800 Or under a beach.

00:28:27.980 Some place.

00:28:28.860 Perhaps.

00:28:29.440 Like six feet under a beach.

00:28:30.960 Maybe.

00:28:31.280 I don't know.

00:28:31.900 I don't know.

00:28:32.600 We don't know.

00:28:33.080 We don't know.

00:28:35.300 But they gave her, quote, a bold and unprecedented opportunity of lighting the Olympic flame.

00:28:44.540 And that's what she does. 0.90

00:28:46.540 She comes in 43rd and now no one can find her.

00:28:49.880 See, some people have speculated, and I just want to get this out of the way, just so we

00:28:53.480 can dispatch with this nonsense.

00:28:55.880 Some people have speculated they just picked a Uyghur that was not at all qualified to be

00:29:00.760 in the Olympics just so they could use it for propaganda purposes and people like Savannah

00:29:04.840 Guthrie could cheer him on during the broadcast.

00:29:07.080 You are a cynic, Stu.

00:29:08.940 I'm not.

00:29:10.740 You're not saying that.

00:29:11.640 I distanced myself from that line of thought.

00:29:13.740 Yes, that would be misinformation.

00:29:15.300 That would be Olympic Chinese misinformation.

00:29:18.660 Yes.

00:29:19.020 I should get banned from social media if I believe that.

00:29:22.180 But I believe the opposite.

00:29:23.620 I believe this wonderful athlete who China loves so dearly that they wanted to give the

00:29:31.580 Uyghurs the platform to show the world how loved and multicultural the Chinese people

00:29:37.920 really are.

00:29:38.540 I only have the Soviet National Anthem and the Nazi National Anthem. 0.51

00:29:42.040 I don't have the Chinese National Anthem.

00:29:44.260 I'm surprised.

00:29:44.700 We should have it.

00:29:45.500 They killed more than both of them.

00:29:47.100 Which is crazy.

00:29:48.540 It's crazy.

00:29:49.360 People lose that in history sometimes.

00:29:51.860 They're responsible for even more death.

00:29:53.760 Wow.

00:29:54.200 Wow.

00:29:54.660 Yeah.

00:29:55.360 There it is.

00:29:56.340 Oh my gosh.

00:29:57.400 Don't you feel patriotic?

00:29:58.900 Soon.

00:29:59.640 The new American National Anthem.

00:30:01.380 No, this is nothing to the Soviet one.

00:30:06.420 The Soviet's way better. 1.00

00:30:11.480 They're not even pronouncing their words right.

00:30:14.420 No.

00:30:15.480 I don't even know what they're saying.

00:30:17.600 That's a bad choir. 0.94

00:30:18.500 Stop that.

00:30:20.020 Stop that.

00:30:20.920 I mean, learn the lyrics.

00:30:22.100 Jeez.

00:30:22.900 I have the new...

00:30:24.040 I have the new...

00:30:25.220 Go on Spotify.

00:30:26.000 They come up right under the song.

00:30:27.200 Right.

00:30:27.500 You know?

00:30:28.680 Jeez.

00:30:29.100 Sing along.

00:30:29.680 Yeah.

00:30:30.300 Yeah.

00:30:30.720 I have the new Spotify Anthem.

00:30:33.960 You do?

00:30:34.140 It's their theme song.

00:30:34.940 Yeah.

00:30:35.100 It's a...

00:30:36.100 What?

00:30:40.400 They haven't even fired him yet.

00:30:42.600 Oh, it's coming.

00:30:43.700 It's clearly coming.

00:30:44.580 It's clearly coming.

00:30:45.780 You haven't even done it yet.

00:30:46.880 Yeah.

00:30:47.060 You're already on this anthem?

00:30:48.040 I'm already...

00:30:48.860 Not me.

00:30:49.780 I'm not doing it.

00:30:50.820 Is this available on Spotify?

00:30:52.480 I wonder.

00:30:52.840 Yeah.

00:30:53.340 Can we get this song on Spotify?

00:30:54.940 Yeah.

00:30:56.020 What is the name of it?

00:30:58.100 Horse...

00:30:58.660 Somebody or rather...

00:31:00.380 Lied. 0.99

00:31:01.420 Horse...

00:31:02.060 Horse...

00:31:02.380 Horses...

00:31:03.220 Somebody or rather...

00:31:03.940 Vessel lied or something like that?

00:31:05.680 Yeah.

00:31:05.980 That's...

00:31:06.700 Yeah.

00:31:08.740 So...

00:31:09.340 I didn't know.

00:31:10.280 I have the White House theme song, too.

00:31:12.440 I...

00:31:12.640 No, I don't.

00:31:14.560 It's new.

00:31:15.260 This is the greatest of...

00:31:16.380 It is.

00:31:17.000 This is the best anthem.

00:31:18.440 We should trade ours in. 1.00

00:31:19.680 No one's even using it.

00:31:20.640 Right.

00:31:21.080 We just trade it in right now.

00:31:22.500 We should go to this one.

00:31:23.060 We just change it to Mother America.

00:31:25.320 Yeah.

00:31:25.480 Instead of Mother Russia. 0.85

00:31:26.920 Mother America.

00:31:28.480 I don't even know what they're saying here.

00:31:29.980 They're probably just saying,

00:31:31.360 We hang you if you disagree.

00:31:33.180 And we're like,

00:31:33.800 Okay.

00:31:34.300 That fits.

00:31:35.100 It still works.

00:31:35.760 We don't have to change all the lyrics.

00:31:37.660 I mean, seriously.

00:31:38.200 Imagine if we just instituted this.

00:31:40.740 And we then elected Dolph Lundgren to be president.

00:31:43.980 Can you imagine?

00:31:45.480 We would...

00:31:46.100 No one would challenge us.

00:31:47.380 I think if you just do the math of Dolph Lundgren,

00:31:50.640 Dolph Lundgren's age,

00:31:52.460 we may have actually just elected Dolph Lundgren.

00:31:59.560 Dolph's got to be younger than Joe Biden.

00:32:02.000 I mean, by a lot.

00:32:03.360 Well, you go to the national parks and you see things,

00:32:07.180 you know, you see things like,

00:32:09.340 I don't know,

00:32:10.340 Old Faithful.

00:32:11.940 And you're like,

00:32:12.540 That's older.

00:32:13.280 Dolph's 64 years old.

00:32:15.460 64.

00:32:16.160 Not that old.

00:32:17.360 Not that old.

00:32:17.960 No, no.

00:32:18.440 I don't think he's technically eligible or whatever to be president.

00:32:22.880 But like,

00:32:23.360 when's the last time we looked at the Constitution?

00:32:25.180 We don't do that in this country.

00:32:26.280 We're switching the national anthem for the Soviet one.

00:32:28.060 And if we're going to go for that,

00:32:29.340 what the hell?

00:32:30.900 Let's just go for Elon Musk.

00:32:33.400 What do you say?

00:32:34.200 I disagree with a lot of his policies,

00:32:36.360 but it would be fun.

00:32:37.360 I mean, America would have some,

00:32:39.800 we'd have some features that would be fun.

00:32:42.240 Wouldn't it be crazy if we had like a president 0.83

00:32:44.260 who's like constantly tweeting taunts

00:32:46.040 to all of his enemies all the time?

00:32:47.260 That would be crazy.

00:32:48.240 That would be a wild one.

00:32:50.300 Oh, we better not do that.

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00:34:10.440 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:34:28.980 If you happen to be watching on Blaze TV,

00:34:31.940 you will see that I am holding what appears to be

00:34:35.760 like a torch without the, you know, flame.

00:34:39.720 I haven't had a Uyghur light it yet. 0.75

00:34:42.500 This is the 1936 Berlin Olympics torch.

00:34:48.140 This is the one that Adolf Hitler watched 0.81

00:34:52.760 come into the stadium.

00:34:55.400 Now imagine if he would have had a Jew 1.00

00:34:58.860 carrying the torch and running in.

00:35:02.640 This is really an in-your-face moment

00:35:05.620 to the Americans who are saying

00:35:07.980 that the Nazis don't like the Jews.

00:35:10.080 Do you believe that?

00:35:11.160 Can you imagine that?

00:35:11.880 I mean, that would have been the coverage.

00:35:12.860 Yeah, it would have been.

00:35:13.920 It would have been.

00:35:15.880 And Hitler had already purged

00:35:19.520 all of the Jews from the Olympic team.

00:35:22.720 There were a lot of really good athletes

00:35:24.400 that were Jewish.

00:35:25.680 He got rid of all of them

00:35:26.840 and, you know, wanted everybody to know

00:35:29.560 nothing has happened.

00:35:30.400 They're going to a special place.

00:35:31.840 Special place.

00:35:33.760 Hmm.

00:35:34.920 In 1936, the world felt a little

00:35:37.600 like it does today.

00:35:39.960 We were on the edge of war

00:35:41.600 and nobody wanted war.

00:35:47.900 The German team was the spectacle. 0.82

00:35:52.520 They, this was the moment

00:35:54.400 that would justify Hitler's regime 0.95

00:35:57.920 to the world

00:35:58.800 because he was

00:36:00.860 clearly a racist.

00:36:03.080 Sorry, Whoopi.

00:36:04.620 He believed in the master race, 0.88

00:36:06.980 the Aryan race,

00:36:08.840 which is a made-up race.

00:36:12.000 And he was expecting the Aryan athletes 1.00

00:36:14.860 to win all the medals.

00:36:16.920 But he knew at the beginning of the game

00:36:18.920 there was one guy standing in his way.

00:36:21.220 He was a 22-year-old American.

00:36:22.880 His name was Jesse Owens.

00:36:28.640 Jesse had a hard time

00:36:30.020 deciding whether he was going to come

00:36:31.640 and represent the United States

00:36:33.280 because he was black

00:36:34.760 and in America

00:36:35.940 he wasn't really getting the recognition

00:36:39.360 of being the athlete

00:36:40.840 that he really was.

00:36:43.020 This would be the first chance

00:36:44.620 for everyone in the whole world

00:36:46.580 to see him in action.

00:36:48.040 In three days,

00:36:49.420 he won four medals

00:36:50.640 proving Hitler wrong

00:36:52.540 each time

00:36:53.820 he grabbed the gold.

00:36:56.000 But then it came time

00:36:57.340 for the long jump.

00:36:59.360 Now this is the event

00:37:00.560 he held the world record in.

00:37:02.980 And he choked.

00:37:06.100 He fouled out.

00:37:09.200 Then he did it again.

00:37:11.680 He choked a second time

00:37:13.480 and fouled out.

00:37:15.200 He was jumping too late.

00:37:17.120 He had one more chance

00:37:20.580 to try for the finals.

00:37:23.240 The pressure was getting to him.

00:37:26.500 Hitler was in the stands watching. 0.57

00:37:29.520 He knew he not only had to prove himself

00:37:31.780 but he had to prove Hitler wrong.

00:37:34.600 He needed to jump 23 and a half feet

00:37:37.620 to qualify.

00:37:39.200 That's insane, isn't it?

00:37:40.560 That's just to qualify.

00:37:41.460 If he didn't make it

00:37:47.820 he would become the fodder

00:37:49.720 for German propaganda

00:37:51.100 because there was another guy

00:37:54.520 waiting to jump.

00:37:56.000 He was the German Aryan. 0.96

00:37:58.160 His name was

00:37:59.440 his name was Lutz Long

00:38:04.300 and he was picture perfect Aryan. 0.66

00:38:06.860 Blue eyes, blonde, tall, young.

00:38:08.720 He was really great

00:38:10.880 at the long jump.

00:38:12.000 If Hitler could have 3D printed 0.95

00:38:14.100 a bunch of people

00:38:16.560 that he could say

00:38:17.560 look, this is the perfect Aryan race 1.00

00:38:19.260 they all would have looked like

00:38:20.840 Lutz Long.

00:38:23.000 Except he wasn't

00:38:24.280 Hitler's perfect German. 0.99

00:38:25.900 In fact, he was far from it.

00:38:27.700 Before Jesse stepped to the

00:38:29.200 sand pit to jump

00:38:32.240 for his third attempt

00:38:33.900 Lutz walked up to him

00:38:36.720 and whispered in his ear.

00:38:38.300 Gave him some advice.

00:38:40.800 He said

00:38:41.360 you're

00:38:42.940 you're jumping

00:38:45.300 way before the foul line.

00:38:47.680 I'm going to go over

00:38:48.660 and

00:38:48.880 I'm going to take my towel

00:38:50.540 off my neck

00:38:51.140 and I'm just going to lay it down.

00:38:52.720 You jump

00:38:53.260 where the towel is.

00:38:59.340 The effect

00:39:00.200 Jesse qualified

00:39:02.000 25 feet

00:39:04.100 so they both moved

00:39:05.980 into the finals

00:39:06.680 where Jesse

00:39:07.700 beat him

00:39:08.620 for the gold.

00:39:11.020 Lutz

00:39:11.240 was the first

00:39:12.220 to congratulate.

00:39:13.680 They

00:39:14.320 in fact

00:39:15.000 walked arm in arm

00:39:16.220 around the stadium

00:39:17.160 posing for pictures.

00:39:19.080 It was a giant

00:39:20.500 middle finger

00:39:21.420 to the dictator

00:39:22.320 and Lutz

00:39:23.620 knew that.

00:39:25.320 He chose

00:39:26.240 sportsmanship

00:39:27.080 and friendship

00:39:28.640 even when he knew

00:39:30.580 Hitler 0.78

00:39:31.000 could have him

00:39:32.140 killed.

00:39:32.560 and that's

00:39:34.560 exactly what

00:39:35.120 happened to him.

00:39:37.620 He was

00:39:38.500 sent to the front

00:39:39.760 where he died.

00:39:43.140 Before he died

00:39:44.320 Lutz

00:39:45.940 and Jesse

00:39:47.000 Owens

00:39:47.280 became good

00:39:48.120 friends.

00:39:50.520 His final

00:39:51.540 letter to Jesse

00:39:52.500 Owens

00:39:52.820 he said

00:39:53.420 when the war

00:39:54.840 is done

00:39:55.380 go to Germany.

00:39:57.060 Go someday

00:39:58.100 and find

00:39:58.740 my Carl

00:39:59.440 and tell him

00:40:00.700 about his father.

00:40:01.520 Tell him Jesse

00:40:02.200 what times

00:40:03.140 were like

00:40:03.800 when we were

00:40:04.800 not separated

00:40:05.600 by war.

00:40:07.140 Tell him

00:40:07.940 how things

00:40:08.500 can be

00:40:09.020 between men

00:40:09.820 on this earth.

00:40:13.040 He closed

00:40:14.020 it with

00:40:14.640 I think

00:40:15.900 I might

00:40:16.220 believe in

00:40:16.680 God

00:40:17.080 which

00:40:17.600 was the

00:40:18.960 final gift

00:40:19.620 to Jesse

00:40:20.160 Owens

00:40:20.560 because after

00:40:21.820 seeing Jesse

00:40:22.380 pray before

00:40:23.180 he competed

00:40:24.280 at the Olympics

00:40:24.960 it was Jesse

00:40:26.960 who

00:40:27.780 Lutz

00:40:28.460 went on

00:40:28.980 to

00:40:29.220 learn

00:40:30.440 about

00:40:30.840 God

00:40:31.140 from.

00:40:33.500 He was

00:40:34.520 killed

00:40:35.020 shortly

00:40:35.420 after writing

00:40:36.000 the letter.

00:40:36.460 the bravery

00:40:39.540 of two

00:40:40.580 men

00:40:40.940 in a world

00:40:42.480 losing

00:40:43.120 its soul.

00:40:45.080 That's

00:40:45.580 where we

00:40:45.940 are.

00:40:47.520 Will we

00:40:48.180 choose

00:40:48.620 friendship?

00:40:49.620 Will we

00:40:49.980 choose

00:40:50.360 kindness?

00:40:52.020 It seems

00:40:53.080 like a small

00:40:53.900 choice but

00:40:54.680 in a world

00:40:55.440 like we

00:40:56.120 live in

00:40:56.600 today

00:40:57.040 it's a

00:40:58.660 choice

00:40:59.080 that changes

00:41:00.400 and shocks

00:41:01.780 the world.

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00:42:56.020 Glenn

00:42:56.340 Beck

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00:42:57.280 hello

00:43:01.180 America

00:43:01.740 and welcome

00:43:02.580 to the

00:43:03.120 Glenn

00:43:03.320 Beck

00:43:03.520 program

00:43:04.060 we have

00:43:05.320 a

00:43:05.480 packed

00:43:06.020 hour

00:43:06.420 for you

00:43:07.020 Rand

00:43:07.720 Paul

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00:43:09.200 an hour

00:43:09.560 and

00:43:10.680 Cheryl

00:43:11.180 Atkinson

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00:43:13.060 us

00:43:13.460 about

00:43:14.200 Joe

00:43:14.540 Rogan

00:43:15.020 and

00:43:15.680 she

00:43:16.100 knows

00:43:17.100 this

00:43:17.580 topic

00:43:18.240 inside

00:43:18.900 and

00:43:19.100 out

00:43:19.360 cancelling

00:43:20.740 cancel

00:43:21.700 culture

00:43:22.240 the

00:43:22.760 government

00:43:23.180 might

00:43:23.520 be

00:43:23.720 involved

00:43:24.220 what

00:43:25.080 we

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00:43:27.340 in

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00:43:36.960 of

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00:43:37.220 family

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00:45:12.580 the host of

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00:45:13.860 with Cheryl

00:45:14.620 Atkinson and

00:45:16.340 the author of

00:45:17.240 The Smear

00:45:18.260 welcome to the

00:45:19.800 program Cheryl

00:45:20.320 how are you

00:45:20.920 I'm great

00:45:22.520 it's good to be

00:45:23.260 here

00:45:23.560 so Cheryl I

00:45:25.020 I've been thinking

00:45:25.640 about you ever

00:45:26.240 since this the

00:45:27.200 thing with Joe

00:45:27.720 Rogan started

00:45:28.340 because you

00:45:29.220 literally wrote

00:45:30.460 the book on

00:45:32.240 how this how

00:45:34.200 this happens and

00:45:35.200 I'm watching this

00:45:36.140 unfold and it's

00:45:37.940 bringing back some

00:45:38.860 very vivid

00:45:40.140 memories it's

00:45:41.620 wave after wave

00:45:42.780 after wave it

00:45:43.760 started with you

00:45:46.040 know he's giving

00:45:46.920 misinformation

00:45:47.640 giving misinformation

00:45:49.120 about COVID and

00:45:51.200 then it was he's a

00:45:52.300 racist and now

00:45:53.520 it's he's a

00:45:54.320 transphobe how

00:45:56.700 does this end

00:45:57.280 you know yeah

00:45:58.480 it's uh it's by

00:45:59.880 the playbook in

00:46:00.920 my book the

00:46:01.560 smear where I

00:46:02.360 dissected what

00:46:03.580 was done to

00:46:04.760 you what was

00:46:05.720 done to Don

00:46:06.420 Imus actually I

00:46:07.640 would say the

00:46:08.120 Joe Rogan plan

00:46:09.160 looks almost

00:46:10.200 exactly like what

00:46:12.220 media matters and

00:46:13.220 the left propagandist

00:46:14.480 there and the

00:46:15.080 interest behind them

00:46:15.900 what they did to

00:46:16.500 Don Imus if you

00:46:17.380 remember and it's

00:46:19.380 it's when they

00:46:20.220 find an enemy of

00:46:22.160 whatever they're

00:46:23.260 advocating or their

00:46:24.200 money interests don't

00:46:25.260 want discussed or

00:46:26.600 exposed they find

00:46:28.260 other reasons to

00:46:29.280 smear the person and

00:46:30.320 try to remove them

00:46:31.260 and I I talked

00:46:32.740 about well what's

00:46:33.440 the difference

00:46:33.980 between a smear and

00:46:36.440 just telling the

00:46:37.240 truth because Joe

00:46:38.260 Rogan acknowledges he

00:46:39.560 said some

00:46:40.100 objectionable things

00:46:41.340 that are very hard

00:46:42.620 to hear today well

00:46:43.860 I described that in

00:46:45.340 the smear and there

00:46:45.960 is there is a line

00:46:47.840 that just that

00:46:48.540 explains this these

00:46:50.580 people when this

00:46:51.660 happens are targeted

00:46:52.540 not because of the

00:46:54.860 information and

00:46:56.240 views that they're

00:46:57.120 being smeared for

00:46:58.520 but because of the

00:46:59.340 other influence they

00:47:00.420 have over issues

00:47:01.600 that aren't even

00:47:02.020 being talked about

00:47:02.800 now which is the

00:47:04.400 covid you know

00:47:05.540 putting out factual

00:47:06.480 information that some

00:47:07.580 didn't want heard and

00:47:09.580 I think Rogan was

00:47:10.460 clearly targeted

00:47:11.120 because he had large

00:47:11.980 followings that

00:47:13.080 showed ordinary

00:47:13.820 people not fringe

00:47:15.260 or alone when

00:47:16.520 they're thinking of

00:47:17.120 certain thoughts and

00:47:17.880 views or reading

00:47:18.440 certain science

00:47:19.060 scientific studies

00:47:20.060 so do you think it

00:47:21.500 really is just that

00:47:23.020 or is it they can't

00:47:25.420 tolerate someone who

00:47:27.380 won't bow to them

00:47:28.940 they gotta take him

00:47:30.540 out well yes they

00:47:33.220 do but only because

00:47:34.780 he's not on the

00:47:36.120 right side of the

00:47:37.360 money interest that

00:47:38.540 people may not

00:47:39.180 understand or behind

00:47:40.100 these efforts that

00:47:41.560 look like they're sort

00:47:43.240 of grassroots efforts

00:47:44.320 but they're very well

00:47:45.380 organized you and I

00:47:46.340 know media matters and

00:47:47.880 other groups once they

00:47:49.280 targeted Rogan started

00:47:50.880 coming through every

00:47:52.080 word he ever said over

00:47:53.840 time and had probably

00:47:55.120 already been gathering on

00:47:56.120 him they listened to

00:47:56.780 everything you say

00:47:58.120 everything I say

00:47:59.880 everything we write

00:48:00.820 hoping to find that

00:48:02.580 one little grain they

00:48:03.640 could amplify into a

00:48:05.420 smear for the power of

00:48:06.540 destruction to get rid

00:48:08.200 of voices that are

00:48:09.040 off the narrative on

00:48:09.940 these topics that their

00:48:10.840 money interests care

00:48:11.640 about so when they did

00:48:13.260 this to me or my good

00:48:15.040 friend Don Imus god

00:48:17.040 rest his soul the I

00:48:19.880 forgot he's he's not

00:48:21.020 in heaven anyway when

00:48:23.540 they did it to us it

00:48:25.740 was new to the

00:48:27.060 American people and

00:48:29.100 they you know you'd be

00:48:30.300 like no these people

00:48:31.500 are financing this and

00:48:32.940 a lot of people like

00:48:33.540 yeah right and it was

00:48:35.560 kind of a conspiracy

00:48:36.360 theory now everyone

00:48:38.400 knows everyone knows

00:48:39.820 they've seen it over and

00:48:41.040 over and over again and

00:48:42.220 they're sick of it how

00:48:44.600 does this just does he

00:48:47.500 how do you think this

00:48:48.540 ends well I think that's a

00:48:50.960 great question you know I

00:48:52.320 I think Trump was the

00:48:54.080 one who didn't crack

00:48:55.580 when this stuff happened

00:48:56.520 to him everybody else

00:48:57.680 there's some pressure to

00:48:58.680 apologize to crack once

00:49:01.380 that little bit of

00:49:02.080 weakness is there as I

00:49:03.140 wrote about it's not as

00:49:05.220 though the apology is

00:49:06.360 there and then they go

00:49:07.600 away meaning the

00:49:08.520 propagandists that's when

00:49:09.920 they really sink their

00:49:10.700 teeth in because they

00:49:11.580 sense weakness and

00:49:12.420 opportunity and their

00:49:13.300 goal isn't really to get

00:49:14.400 an apology their goal is

00:49:15.880 to destroy the person

00:49:16.880 who's harmful to their

00:49:17.740 interests so they keep

00:49:19.500 going how this ends I'm

00:49:20.600 not sure because I think

00:49:21.500 you you raise a good

00:49:22.700 point have they gone too

00:49:24.660 far people now recognize

00:49:26.140 this when they're going

00:49:27.380 after I use the example

00:49:29.160 when everybody's anti

00:49:30.980 vaccine and people know

00:49:32.280 they're not but when

00:49:33.340 they're all called that

00:49:34.300 when everybody's called

00:49:35.800 racist and people know

00:49:36.960 they're not and when Joe

00:49:39.360 Rogan who's not a radical

00:49:41.600 conservative or giving

00:49:42.980 misinformation and his

00:49:44.200 listeners know that when

00:49:45.820 he's accused of that it

00:49:47.120 starts making people go

00:49:48.440 uh-huh so they think

00:49:50.400 something's going on and

00:49:51.600 it's less effective maybe

00:49:52.800 they've overplayed their

00:49:53.780 hand by broadening the

00:49:56.100 net of the people that

00:49:57.140 they attack and getting

00:49:58.500 more and more bold but I

00:49:59.760 think that's a sign on

00:50:00.740 their part of the

00:50:01.480 propagandists of

00:50:02.580 desperation because people

00:50:03.860 like Joe Rogan are very

00:50:04.920 effective in piercing the

00:50:06.780 narrative often the false

00:50:08.660 narratives that they have

00:50:09.860 you know they make sure is

00:50:11.140 all over the media I've

00:50:12.240 been saying this for I

00:50:13.920 don't know last couple of

00:50:14.840 months I've had increased

00:50:17.260 hope that things are going

00:50:19.000 to turn because people

00:50:21.600 seem to be waking up and

00:50:23.040 not not just the ones that

00:50:24.740 were maybe asleep or you

00:50:26.620 know weren't active on you

00:50:28.740 know the more conservative

00:50:29.560 side of the spectrum but

00:50:31.280 Democrats not leftist but

00:50:33.560 Democrats Democrats are

00:50:35.060 starting to say you know I

00:50:36.080 don't want any of this

00:50:36.980 stuff I this this is

00:50:38.460 ridiculous and I sense that

00:50:41.500 there is a change in our

00:50:43.480 society because everything's

00:50:46.180 accelerating so rapidly that

00:50:49.460 it's easy to see now

00:50:50.900 and I think yes they again

00:50:54.920 have they overplayed their

00:50:56.060 hand several years ago and

00:50:59.580 I liken it to everybody says

00:51:01.360 the pendulum swings well the

00:51:03.940 organized efforts and the

00:51:05.240 well-funded efforts they've

00:51:06.520 dominated since about the

00:51:07.900 2016 time period in a big

00:51:09.660 way but I don't think

00:51:11.620 they're the majority and the

00:51:12.900 majority of people who feel

00:51:13.980 differently they're not

00:51:15.560 organized and well-funded so

00:51:17.060 it takes a little longer it

00:51:18.420 kind of simmers but I think

00:51:20.340 it's simmered enough and

00:51:21.920 enough important things have

00:51:23.000 happened and enough people

00:51:23.980 have been attacked that

00:51:25.480 maybe you're correct that it's

00:51:28.080 starting to maybe swing the

00:51:30.140 other way or enough people

00:51:31.940 want to do something about it

00:51:33.920 that it's reach reaching

00:51:34.920 critical mass and what stops

00:51:37.360 these people Cheryl I always say

00:51:41.280 the truth finds a way to be

00:51:42.460 told so ultimately the facts

00:51:44.960 come out you hear I thought

00:51:46.500 it was kind of funny I heard

00:51:47.460 today some of these states are

00:51:49.600 lifting mask mandates and

00:51:51.300 people were speculating well

00:51:52.420 maybe the you know they're

00:51:53.760 looking at science and no it's

00:51:56.400 it's the fact that I think the

00:51:59.660 vaccine mandate cultists have

00:52:01.920 all gotten COVID now so they're

00:52:03.540 suddenly starting to say we

00:52:04.640 should recognize natural

00:52:05.720 immunity I mean ultimately the

00:52:07.280 truth is the truth and it may

00:52:08.980 take longer to get out in the in

00:52:12.400 the sea of these this

00:52:14.220 disinformation but I think

00:52:16.080 ultimately it does and you find

00:52:18.140 that people can find facts and

00:52:20.360 good information as much as

00:52:21.640 others try to hide it from them

00:52:23.280 it may not be easy but people

00:52:25.140 naturally seek it and so I think

00:52:28.260 that's that's how it ends I the

00:52:30.240 best advice I give Glenn that I I

00:52:32.260 think some people have actually

00:52:33.820 taken every time someone says

00:52:37.340 you know online or trying to

00:52:39.060 there but you shouldn't see here

00:52:41.340 or read something that should

00:52:43.180 make you go look at it listen to

00:52:45.760 it or read it and that's how you

00:52:47.480 defeat the cancel and the

00:52:49.240 propagandist when you say when

00:52:50.960 you're censoring something that

00:52:52.060 means it's important doesn't mean

00:52:53.800 it's necessarily true but it

00:52:55.020 might be true and you should go

00:52:56.640 and that pretty much makes their

00:52:59.900 strategy or tactics moot yeah I

00:53:02.800 think I think that's exactly

00:53:04.720 what's what's happening to is

00:53:06.600 they are so freaked out because

00:53:09.440 they're becoming reckless and so

00:53:12.680 overt and you know this this thing

00:53:16.460 from CNN I mean just on the

00:53:19.620 bandwagon beating the drum and

00:53:23.220 tooting the horn about how these

00:53:25.440 people need to be canceled is crazy

00:53:28.900 is crazy well as I wrote about the

00:53:32.620 most effective propaganda campaigns

00:53:35.160 and smears are the ones that are

00:53:36.880 invisible to the public that you

00:53:38.960 don't see the hand behind them

00:53:40.540 you're influenced in a subtle way

00:53:42.440 but you're right this has gotten so

00:53:44.420 obvious I think in the face of

00:53:45.840 desperation on the part of the

00:53:47.480 interested really want to sway us

00:53:49.320 you know to look a different to a

00:53:51.340 different place I think it's it's

00:53:53.840 gotten to be where people are

00:53:55.060 looking at it like you say

00:53:56.160 Democrats Republicans independents

00:53:57.960 whoever you are and starting to go

00:54:00.040 what's harmful to the propagandists

00:54:02.080 is they're starting to say beyond

00:54:05.000 COVID and beyond Joe Rogan what else

00:54:07.940 have they done this with that I just

00:54:09.220 didn't think about right and I think

00:54:11.100 back to the vaccine autism issue you

00:54:13.120 know there's been scientific studies

00:54:15.220 lawsuits and settlements admissions by

00:54:17.760 the government and their own experts

00:54:19.460 that vaccines can cause autism for

00:54:21.140 years but that's just considered you

00:54:23.980 now over and over again debunked

00:54:25.860 debunked debunked think of what

00:54:27.640 they've done to these parents some of

00:54:29.060 the same public health agencies for

00:54:30.660 decades portraying them as crazy

00:54:32.700 while behind the scenes settling and

00:54:34.820 paying lawsuits and knowing that their

00:54:36.460 own experts felt differently so you

00:54:38.920 start to apply what else does this

00:54:40.520 what else does this apply to what we're

00:54:42.900 seeing today how damaged is the I mean

00:54:48.000 I think the media is just imploding

00:54:51.000 and unfortunately the government

00:54:54.520 credibility has imploded and now science

00:54:59.260 and medicine is imploding I mean that

00:55:04.380 that that's not a recipe for a healthy

00:55:07.300 country in any way shape or form well

00:55:10.640 it's not and step one is to recognize

00:55:12.900 that but I don't know how you get back

00:55:14.780 to a place where those influences aren't

00:55:17.780 still at play you know they're there

00:55:19.640 they're accomplishing their goal in some

00:55:22.080 instances if they simply confuse the

00:55:24.020 situation let's say there is medical

00:55:26.880 information that a company doesn't want

00:55:29.040 you to have about their medicine well if

00:55:32.260 they simply confuse it and you don't

00:55:33.820 know what to believe that's better than

00:55:35.440 you believing the truth and we're in

00:55:38.080 this confused environment where

00:55:39.800 everybody's putting out all the

00:55:41.100 conflicting information and so yes

00:55:43.240 people know to be skeptical they're

00:55:44.800 starting to understand all of that

00:55:46.280 but that's not necessarily a healthy

00:55:49.040 situation either and you know I'm going

00:55:51.220 to be reporting stories that discuss in

00:55:53.480 the near future I mean the CDC need to be

00:55:57.440 and I don't think it will be but does it

00:55:59.680 need to be blown up and restarted very few

00:56:02.140 people have the kind of faith in CDC that

00:56:05.020 they used to right and you know to have the

00:56:08.080 biggest pandemic challenge that they've

00:56:10.740 supposedly gotten trillions of dollars to

00:56:12.500 prepare for over the decades and so

00:56:15.820 utterly fail and make so many bad

00:56:17.600 decisions at every turn I mean what is

00:56:20.560 that agency all about and you know I

00:56:23.640 still look at the fact that of all the

00:56:26.260 things we know that it's gone that have

00:56:27.600 gone wrong the same people are still in

00:56:29.820 charge they haven't even made it I'm not

00:56:31.720 saying punish and imprison right these

00:56:34.720 experts that were wrong someone else can

00:56:36.840 decide all of that stuff but these people

00:56:39.340 are so wrong and we're still listening to

00:56:41.140 them I mean that's just stunning to me

00:56:42.920 and it's it's like that in almost every

00:56:45.340 department I mean I've said to President

00:56:48.140 Trump in a in an interview recently if

00:56:50.220 you're going to run again you're going to

00:56:52.500 have to clean house I mean everywhere top

00:56:55.100 to bottom and you're going to need the the

00:56:57.840 the house and the Senate to go along with

00:57:00.160 you and I don't know if anybody is

00:57:02.600 interested in actually cleaning out the

00:57:05.280 swamp but every single agency is is kind

00:57:09.820 of like the CDC where okay some good

00:57:12.620 people in there but there's also some

00:57:14.560 really bad people some people that are

00:57:17.560 misreading and other people that have

00:57:20.720 their own agenda

00:57:21.500 well this veers into an expanded topic but

00:57:25.860 you know in four eight four to eight

00:57:27.960 years no one can clean all that out this

00:57:30.580 operates independently of the president

00:57:32.400 this mechanism you're talking about the I

00:57:34.720 call it persistent bureaucracy and they

00:57:37.420 fight back with either just not

00:57:39.420 implementing what the president wants if

00:57:41.300 it's not what they want or they launch

00:57:44.000 lawsuits and subterfuge and they can they

00:57:46.960 can carry that on for a long time till

00:57:48.580 the next person comes in so I don't know

00:57:51.540 how even if you clean house you get you get

00:57:54.420 something done and in a meaningful way I

00:57:56.620 think Trump came the closest to it yeah I

00:57:58.700 do too like the fact that he was fought at

00:58:00.520 every step but he did do some things like

00:58:02.940 reducing regulation and after the lawsuits

00:58:05.540 ended finally starting to accomplish what

00:58:07.840 he wanted with the wall I mean it's amazing

00:58:10.380 he got anything done those are big changes

00:58:13.040 in the bureaucracy like this I I would be

00:58:15.200 very interested to see his approach if he

00:58:17.080 were to get reelected yeah Cheryl thank you

00:58:20.520 so much I know you're really busy but thanks

00:58:23.080 for coming by it I've been thinking about you

00:58:25.380 recently and you were one of the people that

00:58:28.140 had been targeted and then you know you're

00:58:31.600 you have no place here on network

00:58:33.160 television so you went out and you did

00:58:34.600 your own thing and it's wildly successful

00:58:37.160 and now many of us feel like we're going

00:58:41.240 to be chased off of our own platforms

00:58:43.360 which is bizarre just bizarre we got to

00:58:46.260 turn this around soon well thanks for

00:58:48.760 having me anytime for you you got it

00:58:50.580 thanks Cheryl Atkinson she is the

00:58:52.820 investigative reporter and the host of

00:58:54.760 full measure with Cheryl Atkinson she's

00:58:57.260 also the author of the smear which if you

00:58:59.940 want to understand what's happening this

00:59:02.840 really is the go-to book this explains it in

00:59:06.740 great detail she took about a year year and

00:59:08.880 a half to research all of the facts on all

00:59:12.040 of the big smears and she explains and you

00:59:15.560 will understand and you'll be able to watch

00:59:16.860 the pattern I mean that's that's what you

00:59:19.840 know she was saying and I was to it it's

00:59:22.240 just wave after wave it comes and they do

00:59:25.460 the same thing over and over again and

00:59:28.500 when is America gonna say shut up just

00:59:31.620 shut up you don't like it don't listen and 0.96

00:59:34.820 I'm not listening to you because this is

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00:59:56.160 and writing with a pencil or a pen I

01:00:01.980 couldn't my hands just could not function

01:00:04.260 they'd be in such bad shape that I just I

01:00:08.140 would write a paragraph and I had to

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01:01:23.620 difference 10 seconds station ID

01:01:25.640 we have we have ran Paul on do you

01:01:40.900 remember the guy that we had on was it

01:01:44.680 Monday was that yesterday must have been

01:01:47.600 Friday then the big board the DC

01:01:52.120 restaurant yeah okay and it was maybe

01:01:55.780 Thursday of last week because we had

01:01:57.700 him on and he said he was gonna go by

01:02:00.520 Friday to a like a city council meeting

01:02:03.060 and he was hoping they were gonna be

01:02:04.240 reasonable right no they're not being

01:02:06.200 reasonable I'm stunned to hear that yeah

01:02:07.880 I know I am too and he is completely

01:02:10.940 out he's out and he's looking for

01:02:13.500 someone that will represent him as an

01:02:17.060 attorney because they are I mean they're

01:02:20.580 completely out okay they took away his

01:02:24.280 business license they took away his

01:02:25.840 liquor license everything else and it's

01:02:28.260 this is not a law this is just a mandate

01:02:31.380 from the mayor and there are restaurants

01:02:34.300 all over DC that are not asking for

01:02:37.680 people's vaccine notice and they're fine

01:02:41.580 it's just that he said he wouldn't do it

01:02:44.340 because it wasn't right it wasn't the law

01:02:47.180 these are a couple things that I think

01:02:48.680 that are major priorities for Republicans

01:02:51.200 should they gain power in the near

01:02:53.520 future one was OSHA let's let's let's

01:02:57.180 figure out what OSHA is supposed to be

01:02:58.240 doing because it's not this as the

01:03:00.440 courts may have knocked down this one 0.97

01:03:02.040 thing but they're already way too deep

01:03:04.060 into the American workplace but secondly

01:03:06.360 is this idea that like you just keep

01:03:09.220 going with the emergency orders forever

01:03:10.640 like I okay the first couple of weeks you

01:03:13.300 can understand maybe don't have time to

01:03:14.940 gather people in the legislature to pass a

01:03:16.680 law but if you want one of these things

01:03:17.840 done pass a freaking law yep they had two

01:03:21.040 years to do this and they're still going

01:03:22.780 on executive emergency orders so give

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01:03:40.260 glenn back program Donna writes in about

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01:04:02.440 15 years old she says her dog is 15

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01:05:26.940 recorded it let's go to let's go to

01:05:29.680 Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky who is

01:05:32.820 joining us now one of the few senators

01:05:34.540 that is actually involved and paying

01:05:37.640 attention to the the big board the the

01:05:40.900 restaurant in the District of Columbia

01:05:42.880 that for some reason is being singled

01:05:45.620 out and they've shut them down senator

01:05:49.640 welcome to the program hey Glenn thanks

01:05:52.260 for having me you bet so what is

01:05:54.740 happening in DC you you have the mayor

01:05:58.420 making a rule hasn't even gone through

01:06:02.100 city council and they're not shutting

01:06:04.560 down restaurants that aren't checking but

01:06:06.700 these guys said we're not going to check

01:06:09.440 because it's it's not really even a law and

01:06:12.220 they have come at them with a bag of bricks

01:06:15.620 every day yeah within within hours of

01:06:19.240 expressing dissent they went after the

01:06:21.260 owner they took the their alcohol license

01:06:23.640 away within 24 hours and 24 hours later

01:06:26.920 they padlocked the building I mean this

01:06:29.520 is the kind of world we're living in now

01:06:31.520 these people are out of control I mean

01:06:34.220 there was a poll the other day that said

01:06:36.040 about 50 percent of Democrats are willing

01:06:38.740 to put you indefinitely in detention to

01:06:41.640 basically put you in jail if you're not

01:06:43.880 vaccinated I mean this is this is a

01:06:46.540 completely insane and we now have a

01:06:48.200 vaccine but I still think protects you from

01:06:50.660 getting sick but it doesn't protect you

01:06:52.940 from transmitting it or receiving the

01:06:54.800 the illness so it's really a nobody's

01:06:57.080 concern other than your own if you want to

01:06:58.740 get vaccinated do I think it's still

01:07:00.940 advisable particularly in certain age

01:07:02.580 groups and certain people who are

01:07:04.120 overweight but you make that decision it

01:07:06.720 should be nothing about you trying to

01:07:08.320 force it on other people I have to tell

01:07:10.180 you thank you for signing the pledge to

01:07:14.240 not agree to any spending tomorrow if it

01:07:17.900 if it involves mandates I don't know

01:07:21.720 what every single Republican if they

01:07:24.160 don't sign that they should they should

01:07:26.820 honestly you should take a hard look at

01:07:29.960 those Republicans that won't sign this

01:07:32.700 what what is your possible reason and if

01:07:35.760 they don't give you a good reason don't

01:07:38.340 all don't don't reelect them yeah and

01:07:41.100 there is a shift going on though because

01:07:42.740 you're even seeing Democrat governor

01:07:44.200 saying gosh we're going to live like

01:07:45.740 this forever so I think now is the time

01:07:48.080 to be vocal and to push back particularly

01:07:49.880 on masking on our kids we need to push

01:07:52.180 back on the masking on airlines there's

01:07:53.920 no evidence that the masks are working

01:07:56.060 at all you want evidence that the masks

01:07:58.340 on the airlines don't work you saw that

01:08:00.620 plane that went with the I think mostly

01:08:03.400 Mormon missionaries back to the Pacific 0.98

01:08:05.280 Island everybody tested negative before

01:08:07.680 they got the plane 42 out of 54 had the

01:08:11.280 disease when they landed and I'm not

01:08:13.620 faulting anybody I'm chuckling because

01:08:15.440 they were all masked for 12 hours on

01:08:17.880 that plane and yet everybody on that

01:08:19.500 plane got COVID now fortunately I don't

01:08:21.820 know that any of them are actually sick

01:08:23.320 which is sort of another question we have

01:08:25.400 to say are we going to continue to have

01:08:27.180 all these mitigation masks and

01:08:29.680 separation that don't work for something

01:08:31.900 that is largely not making people very

01:08:34.020 sick let me ask you let me switch

01:08:35.880 topics to Ukraine it feels as though

01:08:39.120 unlike anything I've ever felt that our

01:08:42.300 government our administration is kind of

01:08:45.060 pushing for a war in Ukraine with

01:08:48.260 Russia am I is it just me you know I you

01:08:53.200 feel it among the members of Congress up

01:08:55.000 here too and many of them are sort of the

01:08:57.520 from the never Trump camp the Liz Cheney's

01:08:59.900 and the Adam Kinzinger's these are the

01:09:01.820 people who think war should be the first 0.96

01:09:03.460 resort not the last resort and there are

01:09:05.780 ways to have a more nuanced position I

01:09:07.960 think we should do things to try to deter

01:09:09.900 Russia from baiting Ukraine and I think 0.95

01:09:12.860 there's both carrot and stick that could

01:09:14.380 be put forward I actually would be

01:09:16.340 stronger than saying oh we'll put a few

01:09:17.940 sanctions I would work with Germany and 0.98

01:09:19.600 say look this is what Biden tried to do

01:09:21.760 yesterday but Germany hasn't been as

01:09:23.420 forthcoming is to say if you invade

01:09:25.420 Ukraine we're not going to buy your 1.00

01:09:26.980 natural gas I mean in a big way not just

01:09:29.260 sanction it but it really requires

01:09:31.360 Germany's cooperation because we just 0.95

01:09:33.280 don't buy that much natural gas from

01:09:34.940 from from Russia we don't have that much

01:09:36.880 trade at all with Russia so I think that

01:09:38.600 would be on the deterrent front but on the

01:09:40.600 other side of this I actually don't think

01:09:43.000 it's that unreasonable to say that we're

01:09:45.920 not going to put Ukraine in a military

01:09:47.400 alliance against Russia I asked the

01:09:49.700 Secretary of State this the other day I

01:09:51.020 said how would how do you think we would

01:09:52.520 respond if Mexico were joining a

01:09:55.000 military alliance with Russia you know

01:09:58.200 what do you think we might do we might

01:09:59.740 mass troops on the border with Mexico we

01:10:01.860 would be so unhappy we wouldn't tolerate

01:10:03.420 it for a moment I mean this was somewhat

01:10:06.000 of the Cuban missile crisis we didn't

01:10:07.660 tolerate them putting missiles on a nation

01:10:09.680 close to us we wouldn't tolerate a

01:10:11.620 military alliance we have to understand

01:10:13.020 that that's their perspective as well so

01:10:15.180 I would do carrot and stick I would tell

01:10:16.780 them look we're going to have a veritable

01:10:18.780 embargo if you invade but we also will 0.61

01:10:23.280 offer the carrot of saying you know what

01:10:25.340 maybe Ukraine would be better neutral 0.81

01:10:27.080 country with one foot in the east and

01:10:28.740 one in the west and actually I think

01:10:30.420 would be better for Ukraine to try to see 0.99

01:10:32.480 the model of Switzerland being more

01:10:33.980 their model than the model of becoming a

01:10:36.940 you know a military presence with NATO

01:10:38.900 the the the idea that we are living under

01:10:48.160 a regime and I don't think I've ever used

01:10:50.540 that word before for America living under a

01:10:54.220 regime that is it's almost as if they're

01:10:58.520 rooting against us in every possible way the

01:11:03.760 things that they did this this weekend and

01:11:07.660 the 25 billion dollars you know that they

01:11:10.740 unfroze and gave to Iran the it's it's it's

01:11:16.680 a group of people that are completely out of

01:11:19.180 step with the American people well it's also

01:11:22.620 a group of people that I mean to know how

01:11:25.480 bizarre and far out these people are these

01:11:27.960 are people that think Thanksgiving is a

01:11:29.700 terrible holiday I mean these are the

01:11:31.800 people who think America is a terrible

01:11:33.680 place and we shouldn't be celebrating

01:11:35.420 like Thanksgiving because everything

01:11:36.920 America did was horrible and everything 0.97

01:11:38.820 Americans did were horrible and I think 1.00

01:11:41.900 that this is just a bizarre sort of world

01:11:44.740 we are in I mean these are the people who

01:11:47.000 think that we are in the wrong by saying

01:11:49.840 that government schools should not medicate

01:11:52.340 our children and shouldn't be giving our our

01:11:54.880 girls testosterone at the age of 13 without 0.63

01:11:57.620 our permission this is a bizarre world but

01:12:00.200 they're also it's going to come home to

01:12:02.380 roost because as people understand and know

01:12:05.140 how far out Democrats are defund the police

01:12:07.860 give our kids sex hormones without our 0.97

01:12:10.360 permission give them even surgery sex change

01:12:13.040 surgery or sexual appearance change surgery

01:12:15.840 without our permission I think they're going to

01:12:18.140 paint themselves so far out on a limb and

01:12:20.640 it's happened like in Kentucky we used to be a

01:12:23.260 majority Democrat registration state we've

01:12:25.260 now switched good church going Democrat

01:12:29.180 families are like heck no I'm not for the 1.00

01:12:31.640 government giving my kids sex hormones at

01:12:34.300 school without my permission these people

01:12:35.940 are so bizarre that I think they're losing

01:12:37.860 America and hopefully the next election

01:12:40.400 will show that talk to me a little bit

01:12:43.960 about SCOTUS and what's happening there you

01:12:48.460 know I think the one thing that I'm going to

01:12:49.860 say over and over again and I was told the

01:12:51.980 media yesterday as I came up to them is

01:12:53.900 that the one thing we will not do is we will

01:12:56.920 not treat their nominee the way they treated

01:12:58.640 Kavanaugh I think what they did was

01:13:00.760 reprehensible is despicable and we will show

01:13:03.140 in contrast that we can have a debate over

01:13:05.240 someone's qualifications and you know I'm not

01:13:08.820 voting for somebody who's for abortion up to

01:13:11.280 the time of birth I'm not voting for somebody

01:13:13.200 who has no concerns for the Constitution but I'm

01:13:17.360 also not going to stand up and make up stuff

01:13:19.420 about their high school dating or saying they

01:13:21.880 were rapists in high school that kind of that

01:13:24.340 was so insulting and so demeaning and that the

01:13:27.220 Democrats should be reminded at every step we

01:13:29.520 should also show the American public that we can

01:13:31.420 disagree with someone on principled nature and

01:13:33.980 maybe even vote against that person but without

01:13:37.260 making it a personal flander so that I agree with

01:13:41.700 that and I don't want to be I do not want to

01:13:43.820 become everything that you know that that we

01:13:47.460 despise on the other side so I'm glad to hear

01:13:51.440 that and I agree with you however there's a debate

01:13:54.700 going on right now especially with Spotify and Joe

01:13:58.040 Rogan about apologizing and I think there's a place

01:14:01.980 for apologizing there's a place to be you know decent

01:14:06.760 but but that doesn't mean that you surrender you

01:14:12.420 know it's not that you know you have to fight a

01:14:15.080 good fight and a fair fight but I people look at

01:14:19.300 apologies or or you know being more statesman like

01:14:23.300 they're starting to look at that as a sign of

01:14:25.180 weakness I don't think it is well I am tired of all

01:14:29.900 the sort of mal kind of apologies where you read your

01:14:33.160 statement you look like you've been tortured all

01:14:35.100 night long and you read it and then you say stuff

01:14:37.220 that you know like you know they make people

01:14:39.380 apologize all the time for saying I'm sorry for

01:14:42.040 being transphobic you know I'm sorry for this

01:14:45.620 that you know they call me transphobic what adults

01:14:48.600 do is not my concern if you want to do that do it

01:14:51.080 my concern is about the law and about kids and about

01:14:55.000 consent and but the thing is is I'm not going out

01:14:59.300 and making some Mao-esque apology but doesn't mean we

01:15:02.800 have to be rancorous as far as you know personally

01:15:07.140 attacking people and I and frankly I don't think we

01:15:09.740 do that but you know we're going to see what happens

01:15:13.040 as this thing moves forward but you know I for one on

01:15:16.780 the Spotify thing and on this I'm I guess confused that

01:15:22.480 people who went to Woodstock and didn't want to have any

01:15:24.880 rules or clothes right somehow now they believe that

01:15:29.360 speech is dangerous and they want to shut down people they disagree

01:15:32.140 with it's sort of the most infantile juvenile proposition and I don't get

01:15:37.240 how they can't understand the irony I know people who are free spirits now

01:15:41.320 being against speech I know you ran for president once before any thought of

01:15:47.140 running for president America is starting to look like she's shifting back 1.00

01:15:51.800 to a small government hey let's follow the rule book kind of thing any thought

01:15:57.820 about running for president again you know sometimes until my wife says why

01:16:03.620 in the world would you want to do that again you know I think so much of it

01:16:08.380 depends on you know if there were a free-for-all you know with an open open

01:16:13.640 race that's one thing if Donald Trump runs again I just don't know that

01:16:17.940 there'll be anybody that will be able to compete with Donald Trump in a primary

01:16:21.640 and so I think it depends on what what happens over time right now I'm mostly

01:16:27.020 concentrating you know I'm running for re-election in Kentucky and so I'm up in

01:16:30.440 November and concentrating on that battle and how's it going beyond that I would

01:16:34.840 assume it's going well I think pretty good what we're finding in Kentucky is

01:16:38.940 that like I say the Democrat Party has left conservative Democrats you know my

01:16:43.680 in-laws were conservative Democrats you know church-boying God-fearing

01:16:47.380 conservative Democrats but they saw the party leave them and that's what's

01:16:51.420 happened to so many I mean we've had party officials now switch parties we have

01:16:55.100 people changing registration and so we're now on even footing and the

01:16:59.260 Democrat areas that were Democrat going back to the time of Andrew Jackson

01:17:02.580 have actually switched and become Republican so we're in a better place

01:17:06.220 there we have a few cities that vote Democrat but they're not as dominating as

01:17:12.100 like you know Atlanta sort of dominates the population of Georgia now they're

01:17:15.680 probably equal to the rest of the state and so it's it's becoming more hard

01:17:19.660 when we don't do as well in the cities unfortunately in Kentucky we have a

01:17:24.720 significant strong rural population that's able to more than counterbalance the

01:17:29.640 city vote Rand Paul thank you so much senator appreciate it thanks you bet we are

01:17:35.880 better off having him in the Senate Kentucky you better you better reelect him

01:17:42.580 interesting answer on the uh the presidential yeah it seems like you know

01:17:46.860 no Trump and he seems like he'd be he's I think there's a lot of people that

01:17:51.540 would say that yeah if Trump's running I'm out right if he's you know if he's

01:17:56.300 gonna you're gonna start with a 50 point deficit and no one wants to do that yeah

01:17:59.740 yeah and you'll be he'll find something about you and you'll forever be

01:18:04.680 labeled that he's good at that yeah he's very good at that

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01:19:30.760 well I told you that the Biden administration yesterday they are with you they are in the

01:19:52.300 fight they know what you're feeling what you desire that's why yesterday they came out and said

01:19:57.060 we're gonna let the 20th hijacker go from 9-11 from 9-11 we're gonna let him out of Gitmo

01:20:02.540 uh he's gonna need some psychiatric care but we're gonna send him back to uh Saudi Arabia where he's 1.00

01:20:07.540 from oh and all the hijackers were from Saudi Arabia that's weird I'm sure he'll get the help 1.00

01:20:12.880 he needs and we won't have a problem with him again um he uh they they also said that they're

01:20:18.440 gonna start handing out crack pipes you know another thing that was on your checklist I'm sure

01:20:22.680 and uh the Reuters reporter was like hold on just a second now this is Andrea Shalala and she was

01:20:29.980 asking uh Jen Psaki yesterday whether or not President Joe Biden is going to investigate quote

01:20:36.440 the right-wing forces responsible for supporting Canada's freedom convoy right and I mean we've all

01:20:46.860 thought of that one we've all thought whoa wait a minute can we investigate those criminals because

01:20:54.460 you know they're criminals Stu let me ask you a question they get us right so often you know

01:21:00.100 conservatives they they just they nail us these the press they just nail us every do they have

01:21:06.840 microphones at our secret meetings I think they must you know I remember the big secret meeting

01:21:11.780 where we were like how are we going to fight back against this and we all said Canadian truckers like

01:21:16.240 all at the same time it was exactly that's exactly the obvious path yeah it was like freedom yeah we're

01:21:22.340 like we have to fight for our freedom here Canadian truckers right that's the that's the way that

01:21:29.580 was to do that over and over again we've gone to the Canadian truckers to save us which is amazing

01:21:35.180 I mean it's amazing that that is really where we've where we are I mean you know look they're

01:21:40.780 not even popular there and they're fighting back here I think that the movement I'm not sure they're

01:21:45.280 not popular it doesn't seem like at least you know if maybe you don't believe the polls or whatever

01:21:49.760 but like Canadians are different as similar as they are to Americans they have a different way of

01:21:54.620 dealing with authority it's it's yeah they go in their house and wait until summer yeah

01:21:59.720 you know there's a lot of that and they just they never ever they don't protest they don't I mean

01:22:06.580 it's not what they do no it's not what they do that's kind of what we do and it's that's why it's

01:22:09.880 surprising to see it happening in the numbers in Canada but that was us that was what we said

01:22:13.960 we all got together and we said Canadian truckers that's what's going to solve our problems 0.99

01:22:19.420 this is the Glenn Beck program so are you interested in financing a home that you're

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01:22:33.280 always going to have to move out and go to a different hotel that's exactly what Sarah's does 1.00

01:22:37.240 oh really yeah that's right this is the Sarah Sullivan yeah she just about got it finished and

01:22:43.260 pipes burst again yeah and and then then again so that's third time right third time yeah yeah

01:22:49.160 uh this is the uh the one two three Sarah Sullivan home for happiness plan that she's working on and

01:22:55.960 she's done it with American financing uh American financing does not make your pipes burst though

01:23:00.720 they do finance your mortgage at a great rate and she has a great rate on this home um unfortunately

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01:23:33.480 got no room to compromise

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01:24:01.620 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:24:26.500 this is the Glenn Beck program

01:24:30.060 it is so weird every day I come in and he says that and then I talk and I'm like I'm Glenn Beck

01:24:35.420 what are the odds that I'm on the Glenn Beck program every day it's weird now we're making

01:24:41.820 we're making I didn't get a lot of sleep last night we're making great progress on ESG

01:24:49.700 I gotta give you an update oh and by the way an update on the book if you've ordered it it's going

01:24:55.360 to be out in the next couple of weeks and hopefully you'll be a hopefully you'll be able to go to a

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01:25:04.140 couple of weeks and the audiobook is now available I'm telling you the guy who read it should win a

01:25:12.280 Grammy it was he read it beautifully beautifully coincidentally same name as the guy who the

01:25:22.080 this program is about every day it's weird it's weird but you can get it at Amazon or

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01:27:26.520 oh oh oh oh is exactly what i was thinking um listen here is some good news about the great reset

01:27:35.520 late last week and over the weekend there is there is a flood of new interest from state lawmakers

01:27:44.380 looking to stop esg and the rise of the great reset you are doing your job and you are you're making a

01:27:52.560 huge huge difference we have received uh through heartland uh which my co-author is a big part of

01:28:03.040 heartland and uh they're getting all kinds of inquiries and and uh they've had to actually put together a team

01:28:12.460 of three people at the heartland institute that is just dedicated to helping state legislators and

01:28:18.760 other state officials work on esg issues and the lawmakers i'm told are very clear on why they're

01:28:26.800 doing this they all learned about the great reset from either listening to the program watching one of

01:28:33.760 my presentations on esg which is very hard to find now or they heard it from a member of the audience

01:28:40.260 one member uh last weekend said he's been reading the great reset book and knew he had to get involved

01:28:49.660 so here's the thing let me give you an update on what is happening we've just learned that uh state

01:28:58.560 representative jake hoffman is introducing legislation house bill 2656 meant to stop the esg discrimination in

01:29:07.320 arizona again it's going to be house bill 2656 for arizona this one unlike other bills this one i think

01:29:16.300 is doing it right most states are dealing with government divestment this is they're saying

01:29:21.620 we're not going to put any money into your bank if you are coming uh with any kind of esg and many of

01:29:28.480 them only really concentrate on the e i think that's a big mistake um but this one will prohibit

01:29:36.660 financial institutions banks doing business in arizona either directly or through a contractor

01:29:43.700 for using political affiliation or social credit environmental social governance or similar values

01:29:52.000 based or impact criteria when making credit and other financial service decisions that is perfect

01:29:59.600 that is just perfect we also found out that there are two bills in oklahoma senate bill 1644

01:30:07.220 house bill 4201 that will prevent the use of all social credit scores by governmental entities

01:30:15.540 political subdivisions business or persons fantastic new bill that is going to be um proposed in wyoming

01:30:26.000 this is new one that will be an attack on esg scores and social credit systems in the state that bill will

01:30:33.600 be introduced soon perhaps as early as the end of this week we know now of five states that are

01:30:41.260 introducing comprehensive bills to stop esg and social credit scores so they are arizona kansas new

01:30:49.100 hampshire oklahoma and wyoming these are the ones that are leading the way and should be considered the gold

01:30:56.620 standard there are others um that are are making really good moves um i don't think they go far enough

01:31:05.420 but they are trying to divest from anybody using the great reset groups like black rock because of their

01:31:13.180 discrimination of fossil fuels and related businesses those states uh indiana florida texas

01:31:20.780 and west virginia really kind of disappointed in texas and florida quite honestly i expect you to lead

01:31:26.620 uh 14 state officials have sent warning shots to banks and financial institutions about targeting fossil fuel

01:31:34.460 companies in november it was alabama arizona arkansas idaho kentucky louisiana missouri nebraska north dakota

01:31:44.620 south carolina south dakota utah west virginia and wyoming together we estimate that there are 20 states now

01:31:53.260 pushing back against esg in one form or another although only five in that group had proposed bills that will

01:32:01.380 tackle more than just the e in esg it is important to let your lawmakers know hey the s and the g

01:32:10.660 relates to all of us so does the e you may not be able to get a loan uh or be denied a loan because

01:32:20.320 you're a you know a an automaker or a somebody that's using gasoline engines uh you're um you know

01:32:28.260 you've got too many trucks that are running for your company that you know are not alternative fuels

01:32:35.240 well you may not get that loan they may not get that loan to do it but that affects you

01:32:42.260 how far do you drive to work that is an esg question that concentrates on the e but it is

01:32:51.700 about you not a business uh we've also been spreading the word among state lawmakers that

01:32:59.740 heartland has set up an email account specifically for state legislators and other state officials to

01:33:06.220 contact so they can tell us about the work that they're doing to stop esg scores in their states 0.84

01:33:11.520 or if you have any questions it's stop esg at heartland.org stop esg at heartland.org

01:33:21.540 the government relations team at heartland will continue to work with any state lawmaker or state

01:33:27.300 official who needs help with legislation all you have to do is reach out and ask and just to be clear

01:33:34.620 arizona oklahoma wyoming are the new states on our list and they are taking on all of esg 0.97

01:33:43.700 thank you thank you thank you thank you for listening to this program thank you for contacting

01:33:50.420 your house and uh senate in your local state that is the way to do it hold your banks accountable

01:33:58.880 now uh there was a story in the new york times um i mean i if i didn't know better i would say

01:34:08.340 this author read my book uh the great reset because i mean it is almost word for word however the author is

01:34:18.480 for it uh so uh that's why she wrote it she and but she said the same things that i'm saying

01:34:26.120 it's positive now why would the new york times run an mmt you know uh story at the prime at the time

01:34:35.120 when inflation is soaring most mmt people are embarrassed right now because inflation is going

01:34:41.220 out of control however if you read the book or you read this argument uh in the new york times it

01:34:48.860 tells you everything you need to know mmt is modern monetary theory and what it is is we can print as much

01:34:55.760 money as we want the government doesn't even have to worry about paying it back it can just print

01:35:00.900 and print and print if that were true how come we're just thinking about it now how many governments

01:35:09.460 and how many gold coins clamshells or whatever the else people had why is this the first time somebody's

01:35:17.320 like you know what the ocean's full of clamshells why don't we just go get all of them uh-huh uh-huh

01:35:25.180 it doesn't work now mmt the experts in the article reason that we're we're seeing too much inflation

01:35:34.800 now and it's not because of the fed and the democrats printing too much money and spending too much money

01:35:40.120 no no it's that there's not a sufficient number of controls i.e. regulations on you and taxes on you

01:35:51.280 to manipulate prices to stop inflation this is from the new york times ms kelton and her colleagues make

01:35:59.100 clear that the pandemic relief packages did not follow one of mmt's key tenants they did not try to

01:36:04.980 account for resource constraints ahead of time in an mmt world the congressional budget office would have

01:36:12.840 carefully analyzed possible inflation ahead of time you know the idiots that get it wrong every time 0.76

01:36:19.440 there's a bill lawmakers would have tried to offset any strain on available workers and widgets with 1.00

01:36:26.960 stabilizing measures and tax increases the stabilizing measures that she's talking about

01:36:33.080 are price controls and more regulations on businesses boy this sounds like it's gonna work doesn't it

01:36:40.640 the taxes are not taxes to raise funds because you don't need taxes to raise funds in mmt right you

01:36:49.640 don't need to raise taxes to pay for something because you don't have to worry about it you can just print

01:36:53.320 more the fret the fed can print all the money it needs taxes are used like price controls to punish

01:37:03.140 and destroy industries that are deemed to be bad for the economy by central planners so the idea

01:37:12.380 that the new york times is proposing is to stop the inflation crisis we need the cbo to step up you know and

01:37:22.740 impose price and labor controls this is great i love this because that's never been tried

01:37:29.860 that is what's coming our way that's what the great reset is all about that's what joe biden is doing

01:37:40.040 that's why we're hemorrhaging money and going to have massive inflation for the foreseeable future the

01:37:47.820 thing that will stop all of this is you saying i'm not going to play this game i'm not i'm sorry but

01:37:54.760 i'm going to stand up in my local state my local community against esg i'm taking my money out of

01:38:00.540 these big huge banks because believe me the big huge that's the fed that's the fed

01:38:05.720 the fed is not a part of the federal government it is the big banks and you know when the oh the

01:38:17.800 president's nominated another uh another fed chairman and he's got to go in front of the senate really

01:38:24.440 really the president has nominated well that's the president's right he can nominate but he can only

01:38:30.100 nominate from a list of like three people that the fed chairs approve now i've seen this before

01:38:38.340 i've seen this in alabama we have a document over next door here at the museum uh from the i think the

01:38:46.380 1930s or 50s when they were like you're not letting black people vote and they're like no that's 1.00

01:38:54.420 not true that is not true black people can vote at any time in the democratic party

01:39:00.880 not true yes it is here's a here's the way it works yes they can't vote in the white primary

01:39:10.260 because that's a white primary but once we get the primary done they can choose to vote for that white

01:39:18.260 guy that's how they did it we have the we actually have the the uh voting uh instructions and and a

01:39:30.320 voter tabulation where it's whites only primary so pick from these 10 white guys all you white people

01:39:37.400 and then when we get one that we want to run then blacks can vote sure oh that's exactly what the fed

01:39:46.960 is the fed says the president can pick but only from this list and and who picks that list all the

01:39:56.220 banks the 12 chairs of the fed so all of the banks they're saying yeah we we want him so when the

01:40:07.200 banks when the fed says you know the banking sector is really having trouble and we're thinking maybe we

01:40:12.060 should bail them out they're bailing themselves out i this is the biggest scam this whole this whole

01:40:24.320 thing that we've created not what the founders created but what the progressives created in the

01:40:29.900 last 100 years is the biggest scam they tell you that oh we got to save the banks that's saving them

01:40:38.220 not you them now you know oh we're not racist we're we're anti-racist uh-huh uh-huh is that why you're

01:40:47.660 giving crack pipes out to underserved communities joe biden what i'm just mad honestly i'm just mad

01:40:58.500 because as a wealthy white man i have to buy my own crack pipe i should be on that list too they should

01:41:06.880 give them to give them to me not just those in the underserved communities unbelievable back in a

01:41:15.240 minute now if you uh if you if you really understand what i just said you might want to plan for the

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01:41:46.980 four dollars a gallon you know what happened in 2008 how how expensive was gasoline in 2008 with the

01:41:54.340 final straw to break our back oh gosh i don't have in front of me anymore but it was 4 15 i thought

01:41:59.980 it was 4 40 or something didn't get up that high uh no i think it was i think it was 4 15 you look

01:42:06.080 look maybe you're right um anyway we're not far away from that right okay and it's going to go higher

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01:43:06.560 well i i noticed that uh stew is not talking about the real story today i'm not

01:43:25.160 no no we did talk about the crack pipes we did we did and we're both upset about it very upset well

01:43:32.380 we're just upset it didn't happen faster exactly right and it isn't targeting rich white people

01:43:37.160 why don't rich white people get safe crack pipes as well well because they you know they have so many 1.00

01:43:43.980 crack pipes that the government could take one of their crack pipes and give it to underserved

01:43:49.660 communities and those rich people wouldn't even notice that one of their crack pipes is missing

01:43:54.400 finally we hit the level of equality we've all been searching for it is there it is redistribution

01:43:59.840 of crack pipes uh by the way if you haven't heard the story that's what joe biden announced yesterday

01:44:05.520 but andrew cuomo is also reportedly expressing regret over leaving office

01:44:13.300 you sure it doesn't say not leaving office earlier no no he actually believes he has been

01:44:21.340 vindicated i mean this guy is delusional he's delusional his justification seems to be i guess

01:44:29.080 they didn't actually press criminal charges from the statute of limitations well the woman he groped

01:44:35.060 right uh there wasn't i guess enough to not enough in his hand i guess he didn't get enough of a cup

01:44:42.020 i don't know exactly what he was trying to do there but uh very sad uh story uh and the rumor is now him

01:44:49.020 and chris cuomo are plotting a comeback potentially with a new podcast really dumb and dumber is that

01:44:58.200 what they're gonna call it i i mean i think that name is already taken but you know yeah it applies so

01:45:03.860 well maybe they can work something which one would be dumb and which one would be dumber oh i'm gonna

01:45:08.940 leave that up to the experts the glenn back program

01:45:12.980 all right cuomo is obviously dumb and the other cuomo is dumber yeah uh it's february normally this time

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01:46:29.720 yeah welcome to welcome to the glenn beck program don't forget the audiobook is out of the great

01:46:52.420 reset read by somebody i don't even know how they got him i don't know how they got him he was

01:46:59.100 he's very busy and hard to get just not willing to sit down and do everything but he took 10 hours

01:47:05.920 uh in edited time uh and just read this thing and he did it oh like it was written by him really it's crazy

01:47:14.920 uh his name is glenn beck and he has uh read the new audiobook the great reset it's available now

01:47:23.720 it actually has extra stuff in it because it's my book and my audiobook and so i added extra stuff

01:47:29.740 uh you can check it out now get it wherever you get your audiobooks okay i want to tell you the story

01:47:35.920 of david murphy do we have any spy do we have any uh i don't know uh i don't know dragnet anything like

01:47:42.420 that do we have how about how we just use this averages can you give me the uh give me give me

01:47:49.340 this here sarah yeah let me tell you about david murphy david maybury maybury david maybury he lives

01:47:58.520 on kent street in downtown ottawa right there in the heart of the ongoing trucker protest he'd been told

01:48:07.040 by his media even his prime minister that the people involved in that truck convoy were racist

01:48:13.320 anti-semitic conspiracy theorists hate mongers bullies you know the type so maybury david maybury

01:48:25.820 saw them watched them for days parked in his neighborhood he watched these monsters in the

01:48:34.120 daylight they honked their horns stepped out briefly into the cold to stretch their legs then

01:48:38.860 then at night well he said they sat quietly in their trucks having small conversations among

01:48:46.300 themselves and maybe having a cigarette or two but what were they talking about yeah sure about how

01:48:52.100 much they hate indigenous people or something like that david said you know they started looking

01:48:59.520 like they weren't really monsters so he decided to do what only maybury david maybury would do

01:49:08.160 he went out to meet his new neighbors in the streets that was ugly no media outlets were there

01:49:18.300 you know talking to the people involved in the protest so david did he did he said he didn't know

01:49:23.620 what to expect he was even afraid i mean how could you blame him somewhere in their truck they had

01:49:30.140 their clan outfit even though the clan has nothing to do with canada which is really but that was the

01:49:37.160 american influence i'm telling you there well he had conversations and he's described it as one

01:49:44.560 pleasant conversation at a time every stereotype about the truckers was shattered he realized wait a

01:49:52.000 minute they're not racist they're not radicals and they're not anti-vaxxers these are people who

01:49:58.700 just didn't want to see their nation designate a whole group of people as the untouchables well david

01:50:07.540 has documented this now in a story you can find in the national post or whatever they call the newspapers

01:50:13.820 up there he said as i finally made my way back home after talking to dozens of truckers in the night

01:50:21.020 i realized i met someone from every province except for prince edward island they have a deep love for

01:50:28.320 their country they believe in it they believe in canadians these are people that canada relies on

01:50:34.160 to build its infrastructure deliver its goods and fill the ranks of military in times of war

01:50:40.620 the overwhelming concern they have is that the vaccine mandates are creating an untouchable class of

01:50:46.720 canadians they didn't make highfalutin arguments from plato's republic locks treaties or somebody else's

01:50:55.160 interpretation of westminster parliamentary systems which i've read and i love that i could talk about

01:51:02.400 the parliamentary system for day instead they see their government their government willing to push a

01:51:09.180 class of people outside the boundaries of society deny them a livelihood deny them full membership in the

01:51:15.160 most welcoming country in the world and they said enough last night i learned my new neighbors are not

01:51:20.960 monstrous faceless occupying mobs they are our moral conscious reminding us with every blow of their horn

01:51:29.760 something that we shouldn't have forgotten we are not a country that makes an untouchable class 1.00

01:51:36.380 out of our citizens yeah that's right that's what he did that is exactly what he did mayberry david

01:51:45.900 mayberry don't forget that name this is really the solution what he did you know we're flirting with

01:51:52.920 civil war that was our conversation yesterday the right and the left beginning to think the differences

01:51:57.940 are just too big and ideas are irreconcilable i mean i don't know how we you know we're gonna end

01:52:06.920 capitalism uh no we're not you know we're just gonna have a couple of mandates here no no no we're not

01:52:14.360 no uh-uh there are things that are in the bill of rights that we just can't compromise on and that is

01:52:20.880 true however i don't think we're as far as we are as far apart as everybody says we are if we would just

01:52:30.540 talk to each other and that's one of the reasons why they want to make people untouchable they need

01:52:36.740 to polarize and isolate so you don't talk to them because if you do you would notice that the majority

01:52:47.220 of americans right and left i should say democrat republican independent are good we're not the country

01:52:56.360 of twitter and almost no one is untouchable and that's a good thing see where we really differ

01:53:06.340 and let me go into bible country stew can i get an amen amen all right uh now i normally don't talk

01:53:15.440 about the bible because my vast knowledge of the bible is a little intimidating intimidating to some

01:53:23.000 don't you think that's your level yeah hallelujah yes so let me tell you the story of lot from the

01:53:31.640 gospel of glenn what happened what what was the whole sodom gomorrah thing about i mean what do you get

01:53:40.500 from that i remember the angels come and they're like you know you can't destroy what if there's

01:53:46.460 one good guy there there's not one good guy but what if there was all right go find him so these angels

01:53:55.500 go down and they go into sodom gomorrah and they realize wow this place is like sodom gomorrah it's bad

01:54:02.140 and uh lot sees them out you know with the people and he's like you guys gotta come in here i don't

01:54:09.660 know if he knew their angels or not i'm only saying that just so you don't feel intimidated by my vast

01:54:16.260 scriptural knowledge um but uh so he's he's like come on in here then there's a knock on the door

01:54:23.660 and it's the mob outside and they're like give us those guys it just came in we're gonna do what

01:54:30.980 sodom is known to do bring them outside and lot's like no but you can have my daughter 0.85

01:54:39.960 whoa lot i'm thinking the angels went lot that's a not a good idea that's no no he's kidding you can't

01:54:49.840 have his daughter no really you could have my daughter just don't take them no he's getting 0.82

01:54:54.320 still so what happens they start to leave because god's going to destroy the city and uh for some

01:55:02.880 reason they said and by the way don't turn around and look at him and his wife lo and behold women 1.00

01:55:08.360 you know i'm saying women she turns around she looks at she turns into a you know a big statue of 0.99

01:55:15.580 salt so what do we get out of this story

01:55:18.460 first of all lot could have been the mortons of that area okay you could have been shaving salt

01:55:28.020 off her feet you could have been maybe maybe maybe at her knees i mean the kids would cry oh mom's 0.99

01:55:35.700 lost her feet yeah yeah but we still have you know her head and everything he could have he could have

01:55:40.020 made a fortune but did he no first thing i get out of this story second thing i get

01:55:47.420 is wait a minute hold on why would lot say

01:55:55.680 i'll give you my daughter that doesn't sound like something a dad would say

01:56:01.320 does it or a good dad you know i know there's some dads that are like

01:56:04.880 hey 10 bucks those are bad dads not the ones you usually find

01:56:09.720 in the not bursting into flame or turning into a pillar of salt kind of category you know i mean

01:56:17.220 so why would he say that why is that in there and how come the angels were like you know what

01:56:25.120 i still think you're a good guy you were going to just throw your daughter out to the wolves here

01:56:29.980 that's there to remind us one thing you'll notice that the angels you know were not there for the you know the good

01:56:42.240 really fun uh you know uh backdoor entertainment they were not there for that and uh that's what everybody in the

01:56:53.860 town apparently wanted and uh i don't know if these angels were hot or what but that's what they wanted 0.99

01:57:00.020 and it's not enough that they didn't participate get this not enough that they didn't participate

01:57:09.600 they it was not enough they were like no no we're just here to see this guy i mean that looks like fun

01:57:14.520 sure but i think we're gonna pass on that we're just visiting no the mob followed them to law to lot's house

01:57:23.780 it's not okay it's not okay you will participate what does lot do he decides maybe if i compromise

01:57:36.240 i'll give you my daughter do you think that would have stopped the mob

01:57:43.740 they would have taken his daughter and the two guys 0.97

01:57:48.840 you can't compromise with evil you can't compromise with the mob the mob won't take no for an answer

01:58:00.220 that's why you can't you you can't live in the same place where people say i just read an article this

01:58:08.280 morning uh gosh who was it it was a it was an op-ed piece and they're like can we really even

01:58:13.460 live with these people they were talking about the people who won't take the vaccine can we really

01:58:18.980 even live with them uh uh what's the other option

01:58:26.180 i mean surely to quote george renard shaw surely everybody knows you know a few people that don't

01:58:38.780 deserve to live anymore no george i think that i mean maybe you wrote good plays but i think everybody

01:58:47.460 should remember that that's what you said forget about the play thing

01:58:53.100 that is what they intend they will not take no for an answer

01:58:59.840 so here is the lesson

01:59:03.380 they'll never coexist we could have a civil war and say we could just we could just say hey you pick the

01:59:15.720 first 25 we get texas but you pick okay the next 25 and we'll just live there

01:59:23.040 they will not do that because you will comply and the second thing is

01:59:31.360 good heavens man if your wife is ever turned to salt 1.00

01:59:36.000 just start at the bottom shave off and sell that salt you will be the mortons of your day

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02:01:21.280 sure there's been a lot of good news this week uh you've got uh the you know biden administration

02:01:42.140 uh yesterday releasing 25 billion dollars in the frozen assets and shipping it right over to iran

02:01:47.400 uh you have the crack pipe thing which everybody loves uh free crack pipes uh for those in

02:01:54.260 underserved communities uh you have the the uh needle vending machine uh that they announced yesterday

02:02:01.020 oh uh they also have uh they want to have half of the population as a labor member it's all good it's all

02:02:07.720 good what could we do that would brighten your day even more have you heard russell bran uh doing his

02:02:16.840 imitation of brian stelter it's hysterical listen which sounds great but not all that's really

02:02:24.240 equal now also new sonny jim you're not only making people not trust you you're not gonna not trust me

02:02:29.440 who just wing it who make it up as they go along and because figures like rogan are trusted by people

02:02:34.740 that don't trust real newsrooms like why don't people trust me and i trust rogan but i'm perfectly

02:02:39.460 trusted look how loose my tie knot is joe rogan's irresponsible he took horse maggot medicine

02:02:45.380 the other day now tell me sir and don't tell me anything other than this should there be a war

02:02:51.740 yes there should be a war interview's done i'd like to see you do that joe rogan

02:02:59.020 that whole rant that that came from is hysterical what is the russell brand thing i i don't i he was an

02:03:11.780 actor right and then he's now he's just he's casting yeah he's podcasting what's his he's funny

02:03:17.520 he's really funny he was comedian right i mean he was kind of came from that he's very funny but

02:03:22.420 he's also just i think common sense generally speaking he's common sense because he seems to

02:03:28.180 be yes sane on some things yes but then wasn't he also married to katie perry which pushes back

02:03:34.360 against that narrative completely i mean sanity is you know it's a flow it's a you know it's like

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02:03:45.740 to be crushed by this crazy way so all right see you tomorrow on radio this is the glenn back program

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The Glenn Beck Program - February 08, 2022

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