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00:01:10.460 this is the glenn back program

00:01:16.520 well hello you sick twisted freak

00:01:22.660 we have some audio from fauci today that i think is so important that we play because

00:01:33.220 he's telling us what we can and can't do for the holidays and i don't know about you but i've been

00:01:39.220 waiting for him to come out and tell me what do we what do we do we've been trying to send out all

00:01:44.240 of the invitations but we can't do that until we hear from fauci what we're allowed to do well god

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00:03:06.760 so i want to play um

00:03:10.440 i want to play a couple of cuts here for dr fauci first of all uh play cut two cut two

00:03:19.020 why do you think you've become so controversial and honestly do you think there's anything you

00:03:25.000 have done no that has contributed to that how dare you chris of course not 0.94

00:03:28.900 well i'm not so sure i could answer the latter because i can't think of anything but i'm sure

00:03:33.320 some people will but you know chris i have stood for always making science data and evidence be what

00:03:41.100 we guide ourselves by and i think people who feel differently who have conspiracy theories who deny

00:03:48.700 reality that's looking them straight in the eye those are people that don't particularly care for

00:03:54.500 me and that's understandable because what i do when i try very hard is to be guided by the truth

00:04:00.700 and sometimes the truth becomes inconvenient for some people so they react against me that just is

00:04:07.920 what it is there's not much i can do about that chris boy he is so he is so right on isn't he

00:04:13.500 he's guided by the truth and he's never he's never done anything that he can think of no that might

00:04:20.540 elicit a negative response no not at all by the way the football games uh that are happening all over

00:04:26.780 they are covid super spreader events according to dr fauci really yeah well no not really not really

00:04:33.920 okay no nbc has uh has uh come out and fact checked uh his fear and uh said no no they haven't

00:04:42.160 become super spreader events so well that's good news yeah that's good news but that's really anti

00:04:46.960 fauci really what it is that's a conspiracy theory by nbc news is what it is you have to get your

00:04:52.440 vaccination and get both vaccinations when you're fully vaccinated it is i mean it's it's like having a

00:05:01.480 marching band uh celebrating just parading down the streets of your arteries it is really it is it is

00:05:09.240 that good that's the science yes that's the science and those who are uh protected have both shots and

00:05:16.020 have listened to fauci they're generally fine yes there you go um i have some bad news for you

00:05:25.280 somebody who is fully vaccinated um colin powell has passed away uh from covid related covid related

00:05:35.100 uh issues i wonder what those what those were you know problem with his heart uh i mean was it was

00:05:42.780 it covid really that was it covid that brought him down i i would probably assume yes that is a big part

00:05:50.300 of it that as as we know most deaths in this country have multiple causes 10 those people who

00:05:56.400 weren't vaccinated that got him sick oh man yeah by the way he was uh nbc is reporting he was the

00:06:04.020 first black secretary of state uh wow they're just getting to that yeah they're just getting to that

00:06:09.120 that's old news glenn he's been the first black we don't know state for a while don't know who

00:06:13.440 appointed him was it the democrats or the republicans we're not sure we're not sure at this hour it's not

00:06:18.720 important it's not important to say right now it isn't no because when he actually was secretary

00:06:24.940 of state they trashed him constantly and called him the worst person on earth until he endorsed

00:06:30.440 barack obama and then he became the best person on earth yes those were the two time periods of his

00:06:35.200 life right he was the worst person on earth and then he was the best person on earth right and

00:06:39.360 they're only going to cover the best person on earth uh today today yes while he has died from covid

00:06:46.020 uh and don't over generalize by the way we will absolutely see people on the left calling him

00:06:52.160 a baby killer for his iraq testimony uh that will definitely still occur even though he died today

00:06:58.820 again i know i his later political efforts were not were not mine however you know you the left will

00:07:05.600 still trash him i am for his i am just saying that 0.53

00:07:11.020 fauci lied colon died i just no you think that yes i don't think that's really a great it's not

00:07:19.080 helpful no no and we should point out by the way of course just to note this that people who die from

00:07:26.380 covid or with covid uh generally old as we would have been pointing out as conservatives 84 and he was 84

00:07:33.420 now everyone almost everyone above 65 years old is vaccinated that's something like 95.6 percent

00:07:42.940 so everyone who dies that's over 65 is likely going to be vaccinated this should not surprise people

00:07:50.680 well when people do die over that are over 65 and it will happen though it's happening at lower rates

00:07:56.040 if everyone were vaccinated this wouldn't have happened if ever no it's not true if everyone

00:08:00.860 were vaccinated then everyone who died would be vaccinated that that's the way but you couldn't

00:08:06.760 spread it this do if everyone was vaccinated you couldn't get it and spread it you you it's possible

00:08:12.740 it's just much less likely yes it is approximately six to eleven times less likely yes but that doesn't

00:08:19.000 mean it doesn't mean it won't ever happen and uh i know it's interesting because the media is going to

00:08:24.200 come out today and say like look at these anti-vaxxers they are just they are celebrating at the grave

00:08:31.200 of colin powell who died and he was vaccinated you might not be but there will be those who do that

00:08:37.160 today and that's obviously you're doing life wrong if if that's the way you act to this to this news

00:08:41.520 well but however however we should point out that the new york times is doing the same thing about a guy

00:08:47.480 who like owned a bar like it's not even a celebrity no one who even knows who he is it's like jim

00:08:53.000 tempson who owned a subway restaurant in uh pocatella idaho he once tweeted an anti-fouchy meme and then died

00:09:04.840 of covid and they make that into a new york times front page story so i think you can forgive some of

00:09:12.060 the uh the negative actions that will be taken not me not me i i don't understand those negative

00:09:18.920 actions i think i think this thing has been on the up and up and uh fauci has been great well i he was

00:09:27.460 right about i'll say this he was right about the the idea that masks don't work they don't do anything

00:09:32.160 you know he made that big point at the beginning and uh then he changed it oh uh well he was right

00:09:39.580 about herd immunity being 65 and once we get to 65 combined natural infection and vaccination then

00:09:47.780 this is just going to basically go away he was right he didn't lie about that and then later change

00:09:51.860 it to 85 yeah that didn't happen yeah no i know that didn't occur no no by the way um even though

00:09:58.420 things are really starting to look good with covid uh it looks like we can't now lift the restrictions

00:10:06.120 of course not we can't because if we lift the restrictions now could lead to a large flu outbreak

00:10:13.780 and i know what you're thinking not the flu yes the flu it's back and this time it's pissed

00:10:22.100 yeah yeah the flu you wouldn't want to lift this draconian uh quarantine for the flu would you

00:10:32.760 and fauci said that too by the way he thinks that it would be good if we kept some of the stuff

00:10:37.680 around to limit flu deaths even after the pandemic is gone which i would uh i would not be i i would

00:10:45.000 not just i would disagree with completely but also would say i at least in texas i am not experiencing

00:10:49.680 a draconian quarantine i mean literally there's no difference in my life whatsoever from now and

00:10:54.540 before i know i was sitting in church yesterday that's not the case everywhere i was sitting in church

00:10:58.200 yesterday and every you know masks are up to the individual and that's fine if that makes you feel

00:11:02.260 good yep but i counted exactly one person one that had an n95 mask and i thought out of all of us

00:11:09.700 that's the one person who's consistent that's the one person who's going to survive okay i mean if you

00:11:14.340 believe in the mask thing that's the one who has the chance of survival everybody else that was wearing

00:11:20.640 a mask was wearing something that it won't stop the coronavirus from going in it won't it most people

00:11:28.180 were wearing a cloth mask which is ridiculous basically pointless in most circumstances the n95 1.00

00:11:33.960 though is is a different story i mean the n95 has has held up through if you're i mean and if you are

00:11:40.980 elderly if you are really worried about it you should wear an n95 mask everything else is a joke it's a 0.86

00:11:48.020 joke yeah i i think that's largely true i mean there's you know there are like there's these

00:11:53.840 they put out these studies in in in you know labs and and in certain circumstances where you can show

00:12:00.920 some benefit you see like if there's a hundred like say there's a hundred percent uh masking uh for

00:12:07.160 in every circumstance where it would matter not when you can take it off to eat right like doesn't

00:12:12.100 make it of course that's ridiculous like by the way joe and jill biden got caught

00:12:15.880 doing uh at a restaurant at a restaurant uh at a restaurant do you believe this on the weekend that

00:12:22.880 colin powell dies they're at a restaurant where was joe biden without a mask without a mask but i mean

00:12:31.560 certainly the idea that half the people are masked wearing cloth masks that are ill-fitting and do almost

00:12:39.380 nothing if anything i mean maybe surgical masks there's some argument for a little bit of an effect but

00:12:44.980 the cloth mask there's really not much n95 there are and all you need to do to protect yourself with

00:12:49.720 an n95 is wear it you don't have to worry about everybody else around you wearing them you just

00:12:53.580 have to wear it and you can wear it with the ventilation system too because nobody cares you

00:13:00.760 know what the people who are unmasked around you don't care if you have the ventilation system on

00:13:04.340 there where your x where you're not being filtered on the way out no one cares nobody cares so just do

00:13:08.660 you you wear those things and leave us alone i always like to say you do you boo that you've

00:13:15.820 said that for a long time long time it was initially the slogan of the show right um and it didn't catch

00:13:21.060 on until recently with the kids yeah uh you were way ahead of that one way so n95 you do you boo

00:13:29.960 and i'm gonna do me that's the new ad campaign is fauci gonna be on that voicing it because it's

00:13:36.740 interesting he's not could we talk about isn't it isn't it interesting that anthony fauci have you

00:13:42.460 ever heard him come out and make a big play we've heard him say everybody should mask themselves have

00:13:47.500 you heard him make a big play for high quality masks like n95 masks that actually do something no

00:13:53.140 doesn't seem to be a focus because endless television performances that's because he is

00:13:58.640 you are involved in competing conspiracy theories and he is following the truth he's following the

00:14:05.720 truth i don't i'm not i just think that you are maybe you are maybe the mask that actually has shown

00:14:11.240 scientific benefit should be the one they recommend conspiracy theorists now that they're available

00:14:15.740 every home depot you can walk in and get them is it a coincidence that stew who claims to be an

00:14:22.340 american who is actually canadian that's that's not true i've been to canada a couple times well

00:14:26.940 he's a canadian sports hero i am do they do that just to give do they give that to just anybody no

00:14:32.300 no so he's canadian uh he's got a last name that's absolutely nobody can pronounce it

00:14:38.240 uh really true and uh and and and then he do you have a middle name uh yes joseph huh interesting

00:14:46.980 all killers have a middle name you okay how many games you have like five yeah i have four there's

00:14:54.260 not serial killers with four but uh he's here how far are we from the uh school depository

00:15:00.300 school book depository how far are we that not that far only a few miles yeah a guy who spreads

00:15:07.740 conspiracy theories happens to live in dallas the town where jfk was killed where were you

00:15:14.200 he claims he wasn't even around okay not even born right at the time it wasn't yeah right we got it

00:15:21.220 all right back in just a second i'm going to tell you about the economy coming up in uh just a second

00:15:25.920 first uh oh and uh steven crowder is going to be on with us my patriot supply meat is about to become

00:15:32.580 a luxury like champagne i am not making that up that is one of the what the head of jbs one of the

00:15:42.180 meat packing plants who are they're making money hand over fist while our ranchers are going out of 1.00

00:15:48.140 business and you are paying extraordinarily high prices it is the four meat processing companies that

00:15:56.760 are doing this anyway uh you've been to a grocery store you know what it looks like help yourself

00:16:04.460 help your family so if this thing does get out of control and we are in a real disaster

00:16:11.420 you have food and i know this sounds crazy but uh after the last couple years does it even sound

00:16:19.100 crazy anymore we've always said that like oh it sounds crazy to prepare like this does it even feel

00:16:23.640 crazy i think it does for a lot of people still i really do i think it's a lot of people will still

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00:17:09.140 if you think the president's numbers are bad now and there are a lot of people upset he hasn't seen

00:17:24.640 anything yet it is still not real cold out in most of the country we are paying now seven year highs for

00:17:34.620 gas prices and an imminent surge in power bills this winter we are looking at at least 50 percent more

00:17:43.300 than what you paid last year on wednesday reuters reported that the white house has been speaking with

00:17:51.500 u.s oil and gas producers about helping about them helping bring down the rising fuel cost

00:17:57.620 really really it's interesting because i believe it was in the third presidential debate where he said

00:18:05.240 the oil industry pollutes significantly it has to be replaced by renewable energy over time now when he

00:18:12.780 says over time what he means is you know from january to maybe may then we can start crippling uh the um

00:18:22.580 uh the industry the epa uh administrator andrew wheeler warned at the time even in the absence of an

00:18:33.100 outright ban the new administration could regulate the industry out of business well that's exactly what is

00:18:39.600 happening temporary suspension of the new oil and gas leases on federal land which was only overturned

00:18:45.020 by the order of the courts the interior secretary you know the one that had you know the tree spiking

00:18:51.060 thing you know terrorism in her past has floated the possibility of placing outright limits on oil and gas 0.98

00:18:58.120 extraction that would only uh make everything a lot more expensive the administration has led uh prices

00:19:09.400 now for crude oil to double since november now at 83 a barrel russia says it's going up to a hundred

00:19:15.300 dollars a barrel it is becoming permanent inflation they are now considering releasing the strategic

00:19:22.420 petroleum reserve no that's for war that's for war how are you going to replace all that if you're not

00:19:29.820 getting oil anyway um the uh the industry is saying hmm so he we can't get capital because they're putting

00:19:42.420 so much pressure on the banks not to lend to us in the name of climate change and then they come to us

00:19:48.380 and say we have to do something about this they're crippling us they're crippling us

00:19:54.340 but pete buddha judge says not to worry about uh i mean he's been you know he's been on a nice vacation

00:20:02.120 while you know the supply chain is clogged uh and i don't know about you but i've been thinking to

00:20:06.660 myself where's pete buddha judge the supply chain is clogged yeah this guy if you want to talk about

00:20:11.640 somebody who's going to fix a problem in the united states i want i want him because he's he's he's shown

00:20:18.520 a lot in his life he has improved a lot in his career right that wouldn't that would make it so

00:20:24.300 i believe he'd really solve this if he was only there well he is the guy to get you know what i

00:20:29.580 mean oh well and he's already diagnosed the problem he's well he put that colorful led lighting under

00:20:35.080 that bridge in southbound he did which was big he did and he he put the bricks into the uh the

00:20:41.020 sidewalks he revived as as the biden administration campaign pointed out they revitalized the sidewalks

00:20:47.360 revitalized so that is really and so he knows how to and he said he came out over the weekend and

00:20:53.600 said look i just want you to know that this is only because the economy is so good it would make

00:20:59.760 donald trump blush that's what he said that the economy is so good right now that it's embarrassing

00:21:08.100 donald trump it's that good and that's the reason why we have the supply chain breakdown which shows he

00:21:14.500 has absolutely no idea of how the supply chain works uh either that or he's just another in a long

00:21:20.940 string of liars then white house press secretary um said that inflation is a good thing so i want you

00:21:30.900 to remember that when you're going and you're trying to buy hamburger and it's ten dollars a pound let me

00:21:36.620 say that again hamburger ten dollars a pound you just remember that the that the white house believes

00:21:44.120 that this is a good thing because that means more people are buying meat increasing the demand

00:21:50.820 you know it's and i don't know about you but i know everybody's like it's ten dollars a pound i got

00:21:57.080 to go buy more so that is that's not tone deaf not tone deaf at all it's a high class problem i'll say

00:22:05.660 this this is all going really well isn't it isn't this experiment a lot of fun yes i hope everyone

00:22:11.220 enjoys only silence people as well oh we have steven crowder on next perfect

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00:23:42.640 steven crowder is has had one hell of a year hasn't he uh holy cow

00:24:12.080 you think your year has been tough talk to steven crowder welcome back steven crowder how are you

00:24:18.080 sir um well i guess i guess one hell i thought i was doing well but now that you introduced me

00:24:23.540 like that i guess well i guess i mean i haven't had my chest opened up and had to have you know

00:24:29.340 uh metal braces put in so it wasn't crushing my organs that's true but you know what really

00:24:35.840 bothers me about it is uh you know i have new twins as well yeah and i can't you know you're

00:24:40.380 supposed to hold them chest to chest and they love that with their mom and they don't love it with me

00:24:44.420 and i took it personally until i realized if i could sleep on a bed of breasts or titanium i would 1.00

00:24:50.900 eat breasts so it's a simple choice between a mother's warm bosoms or literally a titanium rib 1.00

00:24:57.320 cage yeah i'm like all right yeah i won't take it personally yeah you'll take it personally later

00:25:02.260 when they choose to like they do with every with every dad when they choose to go yeah dad not so

00:25:08.180 cool not so cool right um steven you have uh are you back on now with um with youtube or not no no

00:25:17.940 no no i've been so for people who don't know uh yeah i've been suspended for a week uh from youtube

00:25:23.680 which you know it's kind of par for the course the issue with this one for people listening is

00:25:27.980 is the language there that was sent to us from and i find some solace in the fact that it was sent

00:25:32.320 directly from their very expensive hourly attorney um we covered specifically the issue of women

00:25:38.340 getting pregnant in california prisons and a record number of transgender individuals uh obviously or

00:25:44.500 men identifying as women filling women's prisons and uh so the joke that we made on the show that 0.56

00:25:50.460 got us suspended was i did this whole mathematical equation women are getting pregnant men are going

00:25:55.260 so immaculate conception no let's hang on hang on we have we have the clip uh we can play it on radio

00:26:02.480 here it is here's another story that's going on we were ready for the story right court of black

00:26:07.200 um okay are we ready though i don't know that i'm ever ready i don't know that we want to be

00:26:14.960 but the women's liberation front i already hate this yes the worst reported at least one woman

00:26:20.400 at the central california women's facility was pregnant after a male transgender male prisoner

00:26:27.040 okay was transferred there uh keep in mind the male prisoner was permitted to transfer under the

00:26:31.880 new california law sb 132 so under sb 132 it allows biological males to use women's locker rooms 1.00

00:26:37.420 shelters and prisons that's a good thing to the point that now condoms have been issued within the

00:26:44.480 prison uh yeah this is part of the protocol to ensure that sex between inmates which is illegal

00:26:51.160 by the way yeah would be safe so they need to make sure that it's safe sex in a in an all-females 1.00

00:26:56.060 prison wow where they cannot get pregnant and so all women calculations are coming to him on the screen 0.73

00:27:06.960 immaculate conception

00:27:08.560 oh boy

00:27:12.760 do not be afraid for behold i bring you it's alex jones as the angel which will be to all people

00:27:22.840 for there is born to you a baby in this cell and this shall be a sign unto you of virgin birth

00:27:30.120 a miracle no your cellmate that guy dresses a woman 1.00

00:27:34.680 he's going to rape you i'm a girl 0.99

00:27:41.500 repeatedly

00:27:43.660 that read rough on the paper

00:27:48.840 yeah it did it did that's pretty rough so what do you suppose their problem is because i have a

00:27:57.500 theory what do you suppose their problem is well look for people who say it read rough that that's

00:28:02.600 really that's a pg-13 sketch and it's based on entirely verifiable realities right and of course

00:28:08.540 i just thought well alex jones is just it'd be perfect to dress him up as an angel it's very

00:28:13.460 clearly comedy for which the comedy for which there should be a carve out this letter though and this

00:28:17.980 episode was suspended immediately after we did a one-hour episode on the loudon county situation right

00:28:24.480 the multiple rapes that occurred at uh at school at the hands of a a boy who they i guess they're

00:28:30.120 trying to say maybe isn't transgender but bisexual who wears skirts like let's just let's just say

00:28:34.860 someone who's mentally ill right they're committing multiple rapes so the language that we received from

00:28:39.680 youtube was that you're not allowed to harm a community you know incite violence or and i quote

00:28:44.860 indicate that transgender individuals may pose a rape threat to women that was the exact wording

00:28:52.520 so it was very clear that they were going back and using a sketch where we didn't really indicate

00:28:58.180 that that was kind of the joke to say all right don't talk about this going forward and we had the

00:29:03.900 loudon county show that was poised to do you know millions of plays on youtube and boom all of it was

00:29:08.840 gone so this is very clear right now people out there indicate that it's a threat and more importantly

00:29:13.300 glenn we're covering specific instances for example in women's prisons or in loudon county

00:29:18.340 but they're when they're saying you cannot express the broad concern that biological men pose a rape

00:29:24.060 threat to women which sounds absurd coming out of my mouth guess who that bans that bans the hundred 0.99

00:29:29.300 parents lined up at that town hall or municipal meeting who are going to complain to the school board

00:29:33.900 about the policy because their concern was that it may pose a rape threat to their daughters

00:29:38.300 this is a way of banning people from voicing concerns again by putting it under this this wide umbrella

00:29:45.300 of hate speech and i don't know about you but you know you know what i think is really hateful i don't

00:29:49.900 know what you guys think i'm i call me old-fashioned uh repeated rape

00:29:53.600 yeah that's a good point wow uh hadn't thought of that one uh steven yeah i i really do think it is

00:30:03.820 the rape thing because i mean i know this was the the comedic part of it was i mean it's the virgin

00:30:10.280 mary in jail she wouldn't want to have sex she's pure as a driven snow we all know that it probably 1.00

00:30:17.380 wasn't rape it was consensual uh and that's why they're handing out condoms for the love of pete 0.96

00:30:24.260 they know what's going on i will say this uh i can't talk uh at length but we were in contact

00:30:31.660 we have some contacts in women's prisons right now and uh that's not all consensual

00:30:36.780 so this is something now of course these women can't come forward because if you're a victim in 1.00

00:30:41.700 prison right now right well actually you're the one guilty of hate speech if you come forward

00:30:45.540 you think they're going to be at the ready to champion all women if women are being sexually 0.93

00:30:50.100 assaulted in all-female prisons let me tell you this if i for some reason mess up and i get sentenced

00:30:56.120 for life glenn of course i would identify as a woman i would say no i'm a woman send me the woman's

00:31:01.800 prison they would say well come on there's this whole track record of you being you know being

00:31:05.220 pro-traditional roles i would say that was just me being repressed i was obviously repressed a

00:31:09.980 repressed transgender running from my own emotions and feelings and uh i would like to be uh in an

00:31:15.300 all-female prison now that's what i would do well now you can't get away with it because you've 1.00

00:31:21.380 already said i want you to know i would never do that unless it was real no no no no no no i can get

00:31:28.100 away with it because i'll look at this interview and say well look he was made he was he made his cry for

00:31:32.660 help we didn't listen so uh uh steven you know you we're gonna be talking to uh the loudon county

00:31:41.600 and about the loudon county thing coming up in just uh in a little while this is there is no

00:31:47.740 protection there is protection for you know these kids who in this case um were this one boy raping

00:31:57.780 two children it looks like and they just covered it up we find out over the weekend that this isn't

00:32:03.740 the first time or the second time they've done this they they have a pattern of doing this and

00:32:10.420 that makes it so much more evil when you understand that they vilified the father yes they vilified the

00:32:16.580 father you know what if let me ask people out there and and i hope you don't i'm always afraid

00:32:21.740 because of the fcc on radio but i think we're speaking this about this accurately but

00:32:25.600 yeah yeah but to all the fathers out there if your daughter was raped by a transgender individual 0.65

00:32:32.920 by whether they wear a skirt it doesn't matter if your daughter was raped at school and nothing was 0.98

00:32:37.680 done do you think you'd do a little bit more than maybe get unruly at a municipal meeting

00:32:42.280 oh i i think this guy was i think this guy was just a superhero of restraint i really do my gosh

00:32:50.860 if they were if they had arrested me uh and uh they called the cops on me and then issued the letter

00:32:59.380 that day that the rape happened and the cops came took my daughter to you know be swabbed and found out 1.00

00:33:07.520 that it was true and they wrote a letter that day to all the parents saying hey it was just you know

00:33:13.800 unruly you know parent nothing to be worried about and then continued to lie about it i i'd lose my mind

00:33:20.900 i'd lose my mind look glenn people aren't going to like to hear this and i'm not advocating it

00:33:25.840 but this is very similar to that crime wave in the 70s or 60s this is how you create vigilantism

00:33:31.300 this is how you create people who take the law into their own hands when their daughters are raped

00:33:36.140 when it's by the way we're not talking about like an aziz i'm sorry me too movement where

00:33:40.660 sometimes it's a bad date sometimes it's regretful sex when a girl is forcibly raped in the bathroom

00:33:46.600 and then it happens again and the school board does nothing and it's covered up by those in authority

00:33:50.960 this is how you create a society of vigilantes this is what spurred dirty harry this is what spurred

00:33:57.580 charles bronson people need to understand it that in the name of tolerance tolerating the actual rape

00:34:04.440 of biological women which is what happened here and by the way i understand this is an extreme 0.99

00:34:09.800 example but let's not act like it's the only example and when people say that we fight this

00:34:15.200 false culture culture war you know i get these think tank libertarians like look taxes ebb and flow

00:34:19.600 the transgender issue right now the idea that men and women are interchangeable and cease to exist

00:34:24.860 it's the most important issue of our time let me tell you exactly why okay first it obviously harms

00:34:30.100 young women we know that it obviously harms parental rights because if you say that biological men claim

00:34:35.040 to be women are the exact same as little girls guess what you can't say any different as a parent 0.95

00:34:39.600 it harms our political system because politicians can't speak out against the policies lest they be

00:34:44.140 banned from social media and then of course it infringes on free speech because you as a father

00:34:48.360 are considered more hateful for saying this biological male raped my daughter than the actual biological

00:34:53.480 male who raped the daughter this absolutely affects every area of our lives because it also directly

00:35:00.900 rewrites what speech is in what speech is permissible and that affects everyone from you and me to ran

00:35:08.240 paul at a senate hearing we need to understand how important this is look let's distill this a little

00:35:13.820 girl was raped a little girl was raped the people who are in charge of your children for eight hours a day 0.96

00:35:19.080 did nothing okay then another girl was raped again and the overlords at youtube and twitter and facebook

00:35:24.500 more powerful than the roman empire are saying we will ban you if you misgender faster than if you're 1.00

00:35:31.260 the person who commits the rape it's look behind you there's the orwellian line

00:35:35.140 stephen crowder uh by the way you can uh join his mug club uh and join him on the blaze at blaze tv

00:35:44.720 dot com um use the promo code fight like hell and you'll get 20 off fight like hell is his uh promo code 0.57

00:35:54.660 for 20 off right now steven great to have you back god bless let me say let me say one thing thank you

00:36:00.920 for the support out there guys and of course we're on the blaze and this thursday this last thursday

00:36:05.440 when we were suspended from youtube more people watched on the blaze live than on youtube so that

00:36:11.260 tipping point is hitting guys keep joining up it really does make a difference that's why they're

00:36:15.220 scared thank you so much god bless that's a big day i didn't hear about that that's really big it's

00:36:20.580 incredible too and you see the the cover-up stuff doesn't make any sense until you think about

00:36:25.180 these people took this ridiculous step right this this made these new policies and said oh yeah we're

00:36:30.980 going to import men into women's prisons and all that they took that stand when it goes wrong they 1.00

00:36:36.440 can't admit it they can't so they they are almost i guarantee the the level of cover-up on these types

00:36:43.280 of crimes are going to be higher than other crimes well the level of cover-up it looks like it's very

00:36:47.780 high in loudon county uh and that's because they were they were going for the non-gendered bathrooms 0.99

00:36:54.020 and enough people stood up and said no and they voted through anyway so there's never been a case of

00:37:00.120 this never been a case well they knew there was at least one case and they've been saying that they

00:37:07.060 haven't had any sexual assaults and unfortunately that too with police records now being investigated

00:37:13.400 not even close to true these people are arrogant and in their arrogance they will fail all right fall

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00:38:23.940 the glenbeck program

00:38:44.780 hello and welcome to it there's a couple of things uh going on that we should probably uh

00:38:59.420 we should probably look at it one of them uh is um on the irs on the irs uh audit for six hundred

00:39:09.200 dollars in your bank account sure as uh part of president joe biden's plan to crack down this is

00:39:14.420 from msn to crack down on tax evasion by the wealthy one proposal has uh proved to be controversial

00:39:21.800 a plan to require all banks to report to the internet to the internal revenue service uh new

00:39:26.680 information uh on uh any account with less than six hundred dollars uh in flows annually or whose

00:39:35.800 balance is under six hundred dollars um individual transactions they say will not be listed

00:39:41.840 um and it will not lead to more audits of middle income americans what the treasury says

00:39:48.880 is that it has uh the report gross inflows and outflows with a breakdown for physical cash transactions

00:39:55.700 with foreign account transfers to and from another account blah blah blah what they're looking for

00:40:00.800 are these people these high earners who don't fully report their tax liabilities and so what they're

00:40:08.600 looking for is let's say somebody who has an income of ten thousand dollars but then has three million

00:40:15.560 dollars go out of their checking account that's the person they're looking for

00:40:20.960 where does the six hundred dollars come in i mean if you have ten thousand dollars and you have

00:40:27.240 three million write a check for three million dollars it goes in and out of your account

00:40:31.340 i think that probably should show up someplace you know yeah i don't even know that i agree with that

00:40:37.820 but still i i do understand the point would be you'd be focused on the right people yeah yes how about we

00:40:44.780 make it so you write a check for three million dollars the bank looks at it and goes yeah we know

00:40:51.920 these people have been banking here forever and no they're they're we don't think that that's

00:40:56.680 anything in the mob or how about proof that the money came was you came about the money the wrong

00:41:01.580 way and and prove a crime because you're you're investigative force you're saying have evidence

00:41:07.140 and then swear out a warrant instead of letting uh the banks feed you information on people's

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00:42:44.000 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

00:42:57.280 i have to tell you insurrections are hard to stomach lawless rogues who think they're

00:43:10.880 they're okay to launch an attack on a federal government the taser bars flew as demonstrators

00:43:18.800 tried to batter their way past the police lines law enforcement officers suffering injuries to the

00:43:25.440 point of requiring hospitalization chants and obscenities rose from the mobs of radicals trying

00:43:33.000 to send a message in the form of infiltrating our esteemed government quarters with physical force

00:43:39.460 breaking through the doors and the windows activists vandalized the building others pinned

00:43:46.100 police against a wall it was the worst day in america since the war of 1812 supersedes the worst day

00:43:58.180 since the civil war which of course was january 6 this is the worst since 1812 don't you think

00:44:06.100 did you think i was talking about oh i'm sorry you thought i was talking about january 6 no no no i

00:44:12.820 was talking about another insurrection that happened from the left on climate change yeah yeah where they

00:44:21.700 were uh trying to go into the department of the interior and take it over insurrection

00:44:27.780 haven't heard about that that's weird weird to talk about that and tom fitton from judicial watch is

00:44:35.700 here to explain some of the foyer requests and the information that his firm has gotten after they

00:44:42.820 were uh accepted and uh they saw the actual documents and what happened with the police right after

00:44:49.860 it's kind of curious we go there in 60 seconds

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00:46:00.080 tom fitton he is the president of judicial watch and the author of the book a republic under assault

00:46:13.040 uh he has been uh watching what is going on with the january 6th investigations and we welcome him

00:46:20.560 to the program hi tom how are you hey glenn good to be with you again thank you you bet you bet so

00:46:26.120 you filed uh a foia request which i didn't think could happen with the capitol police but you you wanted

00:46:34.060 to know the internal police documents and what was happening with the babbitt shooting

00:46:39.980 yeah well you know the capitol police getting documents from them is a different kettle of fish

00:46:47.500 and under the law so one thing we did was you asked the local police here in dc the metropolitan

00:46:54.100 police department for records because they investigated it too and they gave us 500 pages

00:47:00.100 of records that show kind of what the video shows which is that there was no it sounds to me or

00:47:06.800 looking at the documents that there was really no credible evidence warnings were issued by lieutenant

00:47:11.960 bird who shot her and uh nor was there any reason to shoot her in the sense that she was just crawling

00:47:19.260 through a window there were other officers around and no one saw her being armed no one saw that she was

00:47:27.740 armed because she had nothing in her hand obviously so they all saw that and yet he popped out shot her

00:47:34.220 popped back that's what the documents show and obviously he was upset after he shot her whether

00:47:40.560 he was upset because it was a bad shooting or just because he shot someone he reacted badly uh is

00:47:46.740 another question uh but i can tell you this glenn you know we've been doing this work for a long time

00:47:52.280 at judicial watch you're a keen observer of what goes on with officer involved shootings and it's clear

00:47:58.900 to me that lieutenant bird got a pass either criminally or administratively either way he got

00:48:05.960 a pass in terms of having this uh shooting swept aside in terms of it being not appropriate uh and

00:48:14.160 that's the charitable way of putting it other people are accusing of murder and all sorts of other

00:48:17.920 things the fact is this woman posed no imminent threat to him or anyone else around him and he just

00:48:25.060 shot her outright and it was a bad shoot it was a bad shot a bad shooting most police officials who

00:48:32.600 look at this would agree but because it's political and because she was a trump supporter

00:48:37.060 i suspect uh the media that that's why the media doesn't care and why pelosi's police department is

00:48:44.120 being held accountable for this uh woman's unnecessary killing okay so uh you know i i want to give the

00:48:50.580 police the benefit of the doubt i always i always try to because i'm not in their situation um however

00:48:56.940 these guys are supposed to be trained to at least issue warnings and as i read these documents that you

00:49:04.240 acquired um no nobody even knew where on the inside on the other side of the door no one knew where

00:49:12.140 this shot had even come from right where if he would have been issuing warnings everybody on the

00:49:17.880 inside would have known it was him if he would have stopped or i'll shoot stop or i'll shoot 0.51

00:49:23.680 yeah the only warning people had was they saw his gun pop out from behind the column

00:49:31.100 and a few folks it might based on that video yelled gun but she was already at the window 1.00

00:49:38.580 so she was really unable to even do anything or she didn't see it and just was proceeding

00:49:45.660 uh and he panicked and shot her i don't know how else to describe it no there's one witness who

00:49:51.880 says he heard commands being given but he couldn't remember what they were so i don't know what was

00:49:59.080 going on there uh the government tells us the police department tells us they may be giving us some

00:50:04.100 video if they get the budget to process them which is irony above irony given the budgets here in dc and

00:50:09.620 the government well if they just passed the 3.4 trillion more info yeah now um have you ever seen

00:50:16.300 in all of your years at judicial watch have you ever seen this kind of situation to where it was

00:50:22.960 a cop shooting and you could not get the video or the information no not in recent memory obviously bad

00:50:31.740 back in the bad old days uh there were some cover-ups of police shootings you couldn't get basic

00:50:36.500 information for months if not years uh but that's supposed to have changed with the shooting death

00:50:42.480 of george floyd but when it came to the shooting death of ashley babbitt a veteran who was unarmed

00:50:47.480 everyone knew she was unarmed at the time uh both the shooter lieutenant bird his name was never

00:50:54.360 disclosed until he came out and disclosed his own name months months later and and as i said earlier

00:51:01.400 these documents aren't being disclosed voluntarily we had to sue in federal and not in federal court

00:51:07.500 here in the local court to get access to these records and right now pelosi's congress is withholding

00:51:14.780 and we have a separate lawsuit in federal court over this all those thousands of thousands of hours of

00:51:20.920 video 14 000 hours of video which i suspect is a number they threw out there to scare us off from

00:51:26.520 getting them uh that they refused to turn over we're asking they said that they're not public

00:51:32.940 records and that the public interest doesn't outweigh the congressional interest keeping them secret

00:51:37.760 i would think it does i mean well it's the worst day since 1812 it's the worst day since 9 11

00:51:45.740 yet they don't want to turn over one second of video i mean we saw the zerbruder film we can't see this

00:51:52.580 so ironically we'll have to get the records it looks like we'll get some video that may or may

00:51:59.720 not be new from the dc police but nancy's pelosi's police uh stands like a stone wall uh against

00:52:08.660 transparency on the shooting death of not only ashley babbitt but the events that transpired that

00:52:15.320 on that day generally how did our founders miss this with the capital police or did they have this

00:52:22.100 how is it that this is a basically a private police force that has no oversight um at all

00:52:32.140 from anyone but the people who are running it well it's wonderful the law is wonderful the founders

00:52:37.780 didn't miss it in the sense that the public has a common law right to public access about to

00:52:43.740 government records and uh it's a common law right and you know and the by the by that the courts say

00:52:50.440 this is a right that predates the constitution you know we forget the civil liberties enshrined in the

00:52:56.480 constitution they're not rights created by the government they're the ones that they are kind of

00:53:00.920 highlighting their rights that we have separately and apart from the constitution that the constitution

00:53:06.740 specifically protects but the right to access to government documents we don't need a FOIA law per se

00:53:13.080 to get access to those records and that's what we're fighting about in federal court and i think the

00:53:18.260 courts are leaning in our direction and the argument's going to be what's the public record versus what

00:53:23.280 isn't which is uh what nancy pelosi's congress is doing it's interesting they've got this commission

00:53:28.640 going on and no one's doing an investigation of what happened that day other than judicial watch

00:53:32.820 they're just targeting people complaining about the election and threatening with jail that's what

00:53:38.040 they're doing is it true that the that people are being held in solitary confinement i've heard that over

00:53:43.720 and over again for their protection yeah the deal with covid i mean that's the excuse but that's that's

00:53:51.760 my understanding of it as well and at least you know one judge wants to know what went on there judge

00:53:57.140 voice lamberth who's a federal judge here in the district of columbia but you know none of that uh look

00:54:02.740 we saw this with trump and now we're seeing it with his supporters the civil rights of uh of of the wrong

00:54:10.240 political of the wrong type of political person it's not are not to be protected and the law does not

00:54:17.700 govern uh the handling of their cases in a way that would govern the handling of cases sympathetic to

00:54:24.760 the establishment the doj um biden says they should prosecute former trump officials

00:54:32.560 um that defy any of the subpoenas um and the trump administration says that they have

00:54:41.140 um uh administrative uh rights here they can they can keep you know they can keep people from

00:54:47.920 having to testify is who's who's right on this

00:54:52.640 well biden isn't right in the sense that he's trying to short circuit the process to get to a criminal

00:55:00.320 contempt you know you've got to really be in contempt in the sense that you're you've a court

00:55:06.620 has overruled your objections to a subpoena and you're still refusing to comply but the idea that

00:55:12.320 you can't object to a subpoena require or it ignores administrative subpoena which requires the other

00:55:20.300 side to go to court to enforce it administratively and through the civil court process here though the

00:55:26.760 government or excuse me the pelosi congress and biden's implying if you object to a subpoena we're

00:55:32.300 going to put you in jail and that's not right and you know that's the putin approach uh to enforcing

00:55:39.060 subpoenas it's not the way we do it in our republic and that's why the justice department even had to

00:55:43.820 issue a statement saying whoa you know we don't necessarily rush there uh to do a criminal prosecution

00:55:50.040 without something uh without serious consideration and and i'm highlighting what needs to be seriously

00:55:56.180 considered steve bannon for instance has the rights under our constitution to ignore and object to a

00:56:02.400 subpoena the way they would go is that the congress would seek to enforce a subpoena civilly and if

00:56:08.480 those efforts should they should they win are still refused or uh you know rejected by bannon

00:56:15.840 then they could pursue uh contempt proceedings um are you concerned about the fact that the capital

00:56:25.980 police now are getting um uh spying device from the pentagon that allows to track people for weeks

00:56:36.060 um and that it looks like they're moving into more of an intelligence gathering operation and

00:56:42.580 moving uh out to miami and then moving out also to los angeles i mean it's the capital police that's

00:56:49.740 that's what the fbi is supposed to do not the capital police well the fbi doesn't do that very

00:56:56.020 well either right so now we're going to have a federal agency a federal law enforcement agency

00:57:02.800 one that's run by lying incompetence in the executive branch and we'll just have a separate law

00:57:09.860 enforcement agency run by lying incompetence in the legislative branch i don't know about you but

00:57:15.160 i don't want to pick either of those poisons tom i appreciate it thank you so much it was great

00:57:20.680 by the way to be down with you in florida you have a you have a great group of supporters

00:57:24.380 yeah thank you for uh presenting there and your work and i'll say it for all your listeners again

00:57:31.020 you're a patriot and a humanitarian in a way the left refuses to acknowledge and uh your leadership

00:57:39.420 on that has been wonderful thank you thank you very much tom fitton president of judicial watch

00:57:44.260 and the author of a republic under assault if it wasn't for people like tom and his group

00:57:49.900 uh we wouldn't know a lot of things that are true that we know now uh because they are relentless

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00:59:36.120 welcome to the program there's a couple of stories here that i want you to be aware of if you haven't

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01:00:47.800 these are all good things and they're transitory yeah so they're either really short don't worry about

01:00:54.260 them because they're short lasting in effect or they're actually good one of the two answers which

01:01:00.200 everyone will help you get through today and approve of joe biden select that one yeah yeah and uh

01:01:06.140 saki uh on friday uh cut four she she was great she was great over the weekend with uh with jake tapper

01:01:12.660 here's what she said about the price increases but doesn't it seem tone deaf to say that rising prices

01:01:18.020 and empty grocery store shelves are high class problems isn't that a bit dismissive

01:01:22.580 well that's not exactly what the tweet said nor the retweet of the original tweet um which is what

01:01:29.920 we're talking about here the unemployment rate is about half what it was a year ago so a year ago

01:01:35.340 when people were in their homes 10 of people were unemployed gas prices were low because nobody was

01:01:40.740 driving people weren't buying goods because they didn't have jobs now more people have jobs more

01:01:45.120 people are buying goods that's increasing the demand that's a good thing at the same time we also

01:01:50.880 know that the supply is low because we're coming out of the pandemic uh and because a bunch of

01:01:56.280 manufacturing sectors across the world have shut down because ports uh haven't been functioning as

01:02:01.780 they should be these are all things we're working through what a what an unbelievable what an

01:02:07.860 unbelievable spin uh to make things look happy yes there's going to be a problem you can't just

01:02:13.580 shut down the supply lines you can't and expect him to go right back to normal but the white house is

01:02:20.320 doing all kinds of things to make it worse first of all that gas thing total lie they've stopped all of

01:02:26.980 the gas and oil here in america and we all know that they're forcing banks to now not give the big

01:02:35.260 energy sectors of oil and gas any loans when it comes to inflation on your meat it's because they won't

01:02:42.740 break up a monopoly i don't know if you know this but ranchers have just raised over 300 million

01:02:51.020 dollars themselves to build a slaughterhouse in nebraska it's the new sustainable beef slaughterhouse and

01:02:59.560 it will start this fall on 400 acres of land in nebraska uh they decided to build a sustainable meat

01:03:07.140 uh slaughterhouse and it's exactly what is needed there should be these should be all over uh the

01:03:14.540 country it used to be but jbs and others bought up all of these uh all these slaughterhouses and now the

01:03:23.040 ranchers are ringing the bell like crazy because those four groups uh the slaughterhouses the four 1.00

01:03:31.640 are making all of the profit and they're putting ranchers out of business ranchers can't pay their

01:03:37.520 bills and the slaughterhouse is like well we're not gonna buy a piece of meat unless it's at this price

01:03:42.680 and there's no real bidding on them because all four of them are in on it it's time to do things

01:03:48.780 like the ranchers across the country they're just doing it themselves this is a very good sign

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01:05:24.600 we have an interview that you must hear coming up in about half an hour it's she van fleet she is a

01:05:40.760 virginia mom that has been speaking out now um and loudon county what's happening there she says she's seen

01:05:50.200 it before uh she grew up in mao's china she spent her entire school years in mao's cultural revolution

01:05:59.740 uh she was forced by the communist party to go to the countryside to work the fields for three years

01:06:05.640 to be re-educated by the peasants like all other urban high school graduates she was able to get to 1.00

01:06:12.220 college uh after mao died um but she says i've seen all this before and she's going to compare what's

01:06:21.100 going on now in our country to china it's a must hear interview coming up in just a few minutes

01:06:28.400 uh i want to i want to share something i mean stew when you want people to hear something

01:06:36.280 when do you announce it

01:06:38.200 do you want the press to carry the load and everything else when you're on day monday maybe

01:06:45.360 monday morning get the week started like you could change the news cycle maybe shape the week of

01:06:49.780 coverage okay if you don't want anybody knowing about it when do you release the information

01:06:56.300 friday evening yeah you know friday afternoon when people are kind of going on work you know

01:07:02.800 off of work for the weekend they're not going to be focusing on news as much well that's weird because

01:07:08.140 uh joe biden joe biden uh released some information and had a press conference on fundamentally transforming

01:07:14.540 our economy on friday afternoon which was which is weird i know everybody might have been you know

01:07:20.780 thinking about the weekend and so they didn't pay any attention uh but i'm sure that's just an

01:07:25.420 oversight in this administration so you know it's not like they can say look we told everybody what

01:07:30.480 was coming we told them they didn't pay attention uh-huh well we did we did because the climates of the

01:07:38.400 climate finance report came out on friday now this is something that is slipping through most people's

01:07:44.500 radar um my new book the great reset you can order it now on amazon it is coming out in january

01:07:53.540 it is a must read and it ties all of this together people are not paying attention to what's really

01:08:01.720 going on because they don't understand it or they have bought into it can't happen here or uh well that

01:08:09.500 doesn't make any sense why would these companies do this well they are preparing you for the things

01:08:17.080 that are coming um this little climate finance report is a roadmap to build a climate resilient

01:08:24.520 economy oh that sounds good now this is something we told you back in march was coming the banks were

01:08:31.920 beginning to implement environmental social and governance scores completely on their own it's

01:08:39.180 something that actually began at the paris agreement the paris accords you remember we we found a little

01:08:45.900 clause in the paris agreement because why was everyone so upset how dare we pull out of the paris

01:08:51.860 climate accords well because there's a little clause in there while everybody was paying attention to the

01:08:58.460 climate part of the accords we thought it was interesting that the world's biggest banks were meeting at

01:09:05.960 the same time and in the climate agreement from paris article 21c of the paris agreement mandates

01:09:14.640 countries parties to make financial flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions

01:09:22.640 and climate resilient development now we thought that was interesting what does it mean that they

01:09:28.520 have to make financial flows consistent with a pathway well um i think this is why the trump

01:09:36.760 administration pulled us out of the paris accords you just don't screw with people's money but that's

01:09:41.560 exactly what the global elites began plotting in 2015 to follow your money and choke it off at the

01:09:51.240 source so this side meeting was conducted in paris between the world's leading financial institutions

01:09:57.600 two organizations took the lead setting the framework to fundamentally alter global finance this is the

01:10:04.280 great reset finance part it was the world bank and the un and they outlined what is now called the united

01:10:13.620 nations environmental program which just pisses me off because it has two m's and an e at the end that's

01:10:19.740 not the way you spell program but anyway the united nations environment program a finance initiative

01:10:26.140 they brought together 230 banks and insurance companies to draft a methodology that would bend the private

01:10:34.760 sector to the will of the government by using banks as a pressure or a choke point remember when i said it's

01:10:42.760 going to get harder and harder for you to get loans this is what i'm talking about the amalgamated bank

01:10:49.520 was one of the first u.s institutions that was originally signing on to this now i had never heard of the

01:10:57.100 amalgamated bank before but that's the largest owned union bank in the united states of america they're owned

01:11:06.700 by the workers united which is seiu isn't that great they led the charge in bringing the entire framework

01:11:14.860 to the united states now banks all over the country are all following suit the only thing that was

01:11:21.740 missing was full u.s government support well that became a reality on friday this is now what i have

01:11:33.140 warned about for so many years i told you that your bank and your livelihood would be used as leverage

01:11:41.240 to bend you to their will this is why i've been saying you have to speak out right now because

01:11:47.100 it's not going to get easier what was revealed on friday is the framework for implementing the great

01:11:55.620 reset directly on main street usa and i've got the details of the report i want you to listen remember

01:12:03.340 the great reset says you're not going to own anything by 2030 that's their goal that no one has

01:12:11.040 a private possession by 2030 you will rent everything well let me ask you something if you don't have

01:12:18.120 any land if you don't have property yourself if you don't own anything you don't own a business

01:12:24.920 where do you go when you don't like what's happening how do you protest how do you build a meat

01:12:33.440 packing plant when the four meat packing plants are all colluding against you if you can't own anything

01:12:40.780 answer nowhere you're a surf so here are the details that were announced on friday financial

01:12:49.000 regulation quote the failure of financial institutions to appropriately and adequately account

01:12:55.820 for and measure physical and transition risks threatens the competitiveness of u.s companies and

01:13:04.060 markets and the ability of u.s financial institutions to serve communities so they're saying the banks

01:13:09.960 haven't done enough on global warming and that will hurt our competitiveness in the united states

01:13:18.860 against other countries like china so they want the financial institutions to put the screws to anybody who 0.98

01:13:27.460 is not complying with their version of whatever has to be done for climate change and that somehow or

01:13:34.220 another is going to make us more competitive it's a warning shot directly to the banks and companies

01:13:41.680 the government wants compliance and they're gearing up to apply pressure to those who don't

01:13:47.940 the report and i kid you not the report mentions a law in france called frances frances energy transition

01:13:58.000 law now what that law is it uses something called quote comply or explain i kid you not comply or explain

01:14:10.320 and it outlines how every bank and every country every company needs to provide a full accounting and a full

01:14:19.380 report to the government disclosing all of their esg measures if you don't you will feel pain

01:14:27.520 this is what the white house on friday said is coming here comply or explain

01:14:34.260 as per this report the white house has directed secretary of treasury to begin this initiative

01:14:43.060 under the financial stability oversight council so you see what they're doing they're saying climate

01:14:49.840 change is a national security threat and there'll be no stopping this because you will have to comply

01:14:58.200 or explain if you think i'm crazy i want you just to google uh coca-cola's latest report

01:15:06.860 from coca-cola of europe and you look at the 98 pages of compliance of what they have to do to do to quote

01:15:19.060 justify their business license that's in the report that's what's coming here

01:15:27.040 next protect american lives savings and pensions this might be the most evil of all of them

01:15:35.400 it is the ultimate blackmail on americans comply explain or lose your insurance lose your life savings

01:15:46.000 i urge you to see what our white house released on friday next federal procurement do you work for a

01:15:57.220 company that has any kind of federal contracts any if so southwest your business will probably be the

01:16:04.400 first one targeted if it doesn't adhere to esg get ready to lose the contract addressing climate risk

01:16:13.560 in the va lending programs if the va lending if those banks don't adhere to esg then the vets don't get any

01:16:26.240 houses how do you like that the report goes on mentioning things like interagency

01:16:34.220 efforts to build resilience but what this is really bringing is the great reset to your doorstep

01:16:42.000 and giving it the teeth to impose its will this was an extraordinarily important speech and an extra

01:16:50.660 this is something that if they really believed it and thought they could get it through with the

01:16:56.420 american people it would have been done in an oval office setting at eight o'clock at night 0.97

01:17:01.000 and it would have been promoted as the most important speech in all of our lifetimes because it was

01:17:09.300 he was saying because of climate change we're completely changing the way corporations run and the way the

01:17:19.640 government can or cannot interfere with the free market and the way your banking is done and it's comply

01:17:30.100 or feel the pain that is not america that's venezuela that's not america and if they were honest about it

01:17:41.400 they would have told you tonight tomorrow wednesday at 8 p.m from the oval office but they know you won't go

01:17:51.080 for it and they also know they've done such a good job that unless you're prepared and i i urge you get this

01:17:58.740 not for me get this from whitehouse.gov get this from the financial times get this from anybody

01:18:06.720 uh and have it there for your friends because they know that they can deem this a conspiracy theory

01:18:14.140 but it's all there in black and white and believe me if we don't stand together

01:18:21.220 in eight years we all indeed will own nothing

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01:19:35.780 you were listening to the glenn back program

01:19:39.980 you know in the uh in the uh wall street journal uh article about what happened on friday friday

01:19:51.500 report outlines and explains many of the efforts that are already underway outlines and explains

01:19:59.060 many of the efforts that are already underway those include consideration of new rules to expand

01:20:05.240 access to insurance and standards for the department of housing and urban development

01:20:10.220 and agencies for factoring climate risks into loans that they underwrite underwrite

01:20:15.020 um you know we their goal is in eight years that nobody nobody owns anything well how do you do that

01:20:24.380 in a country like america well it's easy if you can get everybody to default on their loans

01:20:29.960 it's easy if no one has uh money that you know they lost all their money in inflation it's easy to do it

01:20:39.500 if you have venezuela but what happens to all that value oh that value it's still there the government just

01:20:48.080 i shouldn't say the government the private partnership the private public partnership of

01:20:53.140 of all of these big banks when you default they get your property back and then they sell it to

01:21:01.260 places like black rock a giant hedge fund and then black rock oversees all of these houses that they're going

01:21:09.400 to be renting so you just lose the value of everything that you have and then the powers that be because

01:21:17.900 they know better than you they'll central plan everything so you'll be able to you know live

01:21:25.140 where you want to live but you're just going to rent everything there will be ownership it just won't be

01:21:30.240 by you the free market really doesn't exist and under this plan it's over it's over we're already doing

01:21:40.780 just the first half of modern monetary theory remember the first half is you can print as much money

01:21:47.140 as you want and spend as much money as you want you don't even have to account for it well we're doing

01:21:52.140 that now but the second half of modern monetary theory says if you want to include include uh to stop

01:22:00.740 inflation all you have to do is control the private sector if you can monitor what everybody is buying

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01:24:11.220 there is such unbelievable corruption in loudon county virginia uh and it's it's tied to terry

01:24:22.420 mcauliffe it is tied to george soros the teachers unions i mean in their arrogance they will fail

01:24:30.140 and hopefully uh more of them have the arrogance of the loudon county public schools uh the superintendent

01:24:38.720 came out this weekend and said he was outraged just outraged to to find out that

01:24:45.880 kids have been raped in our schools he had no idea and my quote my heart aches for you

01:24:52.680 and i'm sorry that we fail to provide the safe welcoming and affirming environment that we

01:24:57.980 aspire to provide and we share your pain and offer support to help you and your families through this

01:25:05.720 trauma oh you mean like the trauma of arresting the dad and trying to have him convicted and put in

01:25:11.660 jail for bringing this up you mean that kind of trauma because no no i don't think we need any

01:25:18.120 more help from you or from the soros elected prosecutor who knew about all of this and still

01:25:24.720 went in judge said i've never seen anything like it i've never seen anything like it they're going

01:25:30.520 after a dad whose daughter had been raped well fortunately there is such a thing as a free press

01:25:38.500 at least in the conservative movement and word got out now one of the school board administrators

01:25:46.680 has quit but another parent in the district has decided to stand up she's not political at all

01:25:53.760 she's never been political a day in her life in fact i i think she probably uh hates politics uh quite

01:26:01.140 a bit but she grew up in mao's china she spent the entire her entire school years in the cultural

01:26:08.480 revolution and she said she has to speak out because what's happening in america she's seen

01:26:16.300 before in mao's china we talk to her next the glenn beck program well as captain kirk used to say

01:26:26.820 probably said again recently red alert the imf just issued a global stagflation warning

01:26:34.060 this isn't a problem just in the u.s there is a global problem now stagflation what stagflation do

01:26:42.300 you remember we'll look this term up uh stew stagflation is when inflation is really high

01:26:47.360 and nobody's buying anything nobody's nobody's you know unemployment is high everything just kind of

01:26:56.220 stops persistent high inflation combined with high unemployment and stagnant demand in a country's

01:27:02.220 economy yep that's what we're headed for according to the imf globally get your christmas toys

01:27:10.280 uh when stagflation affects uh the effects of higher prices and low unemployment there is real

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01:28:36.300 i'm very excited to talk to another mom from virginia this one is speaking out because she said she feels she

01:28:51.900 has the responsibility she has to wake americans up her name is she van fleet uh she survived

01:28:59.800 mal's communist cultural revolution and she says that the doj uh and the school board association

01:29:08.900 these are communist tactics welcome to the program she how are you okay thank you so much for you invite

01:29:16.080 me to your show you you bet you bet first can you tell us what it was like in mao's communist china

01:29:23.040 during the cultural revolution and and what comparisons you're seeing that is a long story

01:29:30.920 that takes days okay yeah um i just want to because we don't have much time i really just want to uh

01:29:38.840 uh tell americans that the communist infiltration in america is complete it is absolutely everywhere

01:29:48.300 especially in our educational system and so uh um i see so many similarities um let's just talk about

01:29:57.340 education in particular and the teaching of crt and then and then how the the american left

01:30:06.720 uh oh our educational system uh oh our educational system they absolutely own the teachers union

01:30:13.040 they own our schools they own our school board they determine what to uh what to teach and how

01:30:20.960 and uh well you know parents in china never had a say of what uh of uh regarding education

01:30:31.100 because from day one teachers and parents were excluded from the education process everything

01:30:39.300 is made on the highest level by ccp i see the same thing happening here the only thing is that

01:30:47.640 the pandemic gave parents the first time uh the opportunity to see what's really taught

01:30:54.420 in school and of course their outrage their outrage so that's why they're going to school

01:31:01.080 board so to me it's like their plan was interrupted they already control everything they already

01:31:08.820 turned our school into a indoctrination meal now the parents started to to wake up and that's why

01:31:15.980 they're going to uh um they're really scared i think they left they're really scared so they call the

01:31:22.180 parents first of all racist and there was one parent someone called her company to report her 0.91

01:31:29.720 as a racist so that did not work obviously people still show up all over the country

01:31:36.700 to the school board and avoid their concerns and their anger now they have to upgrade it to

01:31:43.720 from a racist to domestic terrorists same tactic as the chinese communist party have been oh 0.87

01:31:53.460 so so she can you can you tell us just because here's where americans are we've never seen this kind of

01:31:59.020 stuff in america before and everybody always says it could never happen here well it is happening here it's

01:32:05.840 not like it could it is happening here right now but when you say that um you know you you uh you sound

01:32:14.880 like a lunatic in america to many americans you sound like you're just panicking you know and it's a

01:32:22.380 conspiracy theory it's all right here when when mao started the cultural revolution

01:32:28.420 were the people in china were they thinking oh well it's not going to happen here it's not going to

01:32:34.300 happen to us it's not going to happen to me because i'm fine right i'm i'm with mao yeah

01:32:41.040 here's the problem because they don't recognize what communism is and um and because it's not taught

01:32:51.280 we we uh in schools and and the stories were never told so it's right here but they can't recognize it

01:32:58.780 division that is one of the hallmarks of uh of marxism of communism and mao used um class

01:33:08.440 to divide chinese in the very beginning that was uh 1949 they they uh categorize everybody and whoever

01:33:16.840 owned land were class enemies and so but but that that did not um and then they executed so many of

01:33:25.280 them so um so the class no longer there they really eliminated class but they need enemies they need

01:33:34.520 enemies to maintain power so what they do is expand that uh category to include things like culture

01:33:41.960 counter call uh counter revolutionary rightists so it changed the definition just like what the left

01:33:49.240 is doing here they change the definition so class enemy enemy become anyone who stay off the line

01:33:56.620 and uh so this that crt is doing the same thing they uh categorize people by race okay if you're white

01:34:05.360 you are born oppressor if you're not um if you're not white you're born oppressed same idea but then they 0.87

01:34:16.280 redefine a racism just like a um mao redefine class enemy so now races races can be anyone who

01:34:26.280 disagree or even just question crt when mal when when mal started were their executions right away or did

01:34:35.940 that take time was it was it just ratting on people because i know at the end the students were hanging

01:34:43.440 their own professors yeah oh this that's another thing this is really a very complex story but anyway the uh

01:34:54.180 the the the the this gene is in ccp since the its conception in 1921 um so it's always there when they took

01:35:06.840 over china there was all sorts of um execution of uh different of for different uh movements one is uh the

01:35:16.000 land um land um land reform another is uh um anti-rebellion people have been killed all the time during the

01:35:26.900 cultural revolution it's different the cultural revolution mao was uh setting people against each other

01:35:34.500 so like the teachers being killed by who by their students and then later the students start to kill

01:35:42.500 each other because one side claimed to be more loyal to mao so cultural revolution is like mass

01:35:49.600 movement and set up people against each other for reasons that it's not clear to anyone

01:35:57.820 when you came to america it was what 1986 and what did you feel when you first came to america what was

01:36:10.200 what was that like going from china to america in 86 um it is a long time ago but one of the things i

01:36:20.960 really uh remember vividly is uh diversity of ideas and thoughts there's opinion of of one issue from so

01:36:32.440 many different sides not just two sides and um um that to me is a very refreshing and uh intriguing

01:36:40.400 uh intriguing because i'm just so used to one version always one version and there's just one

01:36:49.280 correct version that's party line and that's what we're doing now it's just one correct thought

01:36:57.400 way of thinking and one correct idea you see it everywhere you see it in media you see in the workplace

01:37:04.540 and to me it's we regressed back to to me to mouse china

01:37:11.980 what should people in your opinion do and how urgent is this

01:37:19.360 this to me is the first thing is to understand this woke ism is marxism is communism i know mark

01:37:33.560 levain called those left uh american marxism i'll call them american communism it is so important to

01:37:43.980 understand the nature of the game the nature of the game is for the left the radical left

01:37:50.040 and the democratic leadership to use the communist um tactics for what to gain power that is just like

01:38:00.740 mao we were when i was in the cultural revolution we didn't understand what was going on we were just

01:38:05.960 in the middle of all this turmoil is only afterwards and especially after come here when i have

01:38:13.120 access of um uh information to it did i understand oh my god all this was for one thing for mao to gain

01:38:23.420 his absolute power and it's happening here to understand the nature and of what we're dealing with and to expose it

01:38:33.840 and uh and then to me that's what we need to do and to organize and one thing i have to say

01:38:42.880 communism communism communist party and uh and the democrat party a good at one thing organize

01:38:50.520 mal organized the peasants that's how he got into power obama organized the community that's how he got

01:38:57.920 into white house we need to organize as well we need to organize and uh and that's what's happening

01:39:05.640 actually across um the country the parents are going to the school board they are organized and

01:39:13.620 then you see the left are really scared they are really worried and they are desperate that's why

01:39:20.700 they want to um call them uh domestic terrorists so that gives me hope that we can still win 0.99

01:39:28.640 we have to we have to this is it's not a you know left and right thing it is a good and evil

01:39:37.220 that is absolutely what what you know is good and evil and i really i every time i talk i urge

01:39:45.460 um the immigrants who experience communism who love this country speak up step up if we lose this country

01:39:54.320 there's nowhere for us to go she i really appreciate it i hope we can uh meet and uh and continue our

01:40:03.380 conversation um she van fleet is her name she's in virginia she survived maoist china uh and she is

01:40:12.340 one of the moms speaking up at the school board god bless you thank you so much she thank you you bet

01:40:19.220 let me tell you about uh patriot mobile uh time to uh to stop playing the left's game we we got to

01:40:28.140 stop we have to she's right we have to organize we have to come together and we all have to uh stop

01:40:35.540 putting money into their pockets they are using that money to destroy us and while we have some

01:40:43.620 we should stick together and strengthen each other right now i would uh love for you to call patriot

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01:41:30.880 i will tell you in loudon county they are afraid uh the uh beth parts she was one of the real

01:41:52.120 prominent left-wing members of the loudon county school board she resigned over the weekend

01:41:56.960 uh and uh she said i i just you know it's the right decision for me and my family and blah blah blah

01:42:05.760 blah blah so she's out and others are uh facing re-election problems and i don't know did you see the uh

01:42:16.180 did you see the story in i think it was the washington post on uh the mom's group that's standing up

01:42:23.520 you know the uh the mom's group that is standing stood up what was it we had her on uh on friday

01:42:30.980 moms moms for america or something like that yeah um they just got a big write-up in the washington

01:42:38.440 post and it's unbelievable it's absolutely positive glowing very positive they're a very controversial

01:42:44.240 group uh right some say radical and it's these pictures of these moms and you're like oh they look

01:42:51.940 like subversives don't they there's a moms for liberty yeah moms for liberty yeah that's it thank

01:42:56.820 you uh very very subversive very subversive and uh you know they're only doing the bidding of the

01:43:04.120 evil gop well first we saw that we had that wave of grandmas uh that were terrorists getting pulled

01:43:09.980 aside at airports and now amen and now we're at the point where the moms are doing this are you at your 1.00

01:43:16.620 school board yet you should be at your school board meeting and you should demand that they sever their

01:43:22.140 relations uh with the nsba the national school board association that's the group that with loudon

01:43:31.520 county sent the letter to say to the fbi we need you to look over our school board meetings and the

01:43:37.240 fbi is like okay okay we'll be right there um and now in i i know of one in pennsylvania that has said

01:43:47.360 we're no longer part of that group we don't want anything to do with them and every school board should

01:43:53.300 drop their associate that should be the first question you ask are you part of the national

01:43:57.920 school boards association if so why do you have any intent of uh severing ties seeing that

01:44:07.140 they asked the federal government to step in with the fbi to investigate parents whose kids were

01:44:13.340 raped you know i don't know seems important what do you think the effect is going to be on parents

01:44:20.640 normal parents who maybe aren't the gutsiest you know people in their society but want to do right

01:44:26.860 what are the effects of all of these unions and media coming after these parents that are speaking out

01:44:33.240 oh i think it's going to be horrible significant right significant i think the unions are everybody's

01:44:39.440 exposing themselves for who they are you're either for common sense and decency and you can handle

01:44:46.320 people having other opinions that you disagree with but don't screw with my kids don't screw with my

01:44:51.820 money don't screw with my uh with my job don't do it don't do it and these unions and this cabal that

01:44:59.580 they've put together it's exposing itself and i hope more things happen like at loudon county and by

01:45:06.580 the way loudon county keep going you're not done yet keep going you're an inspiration this is the glenbeck

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01:46:34.620 off your subscription to blaze tv this is the glenn beck program time to check in with slate as we

01:46:49.620 usually do i mean they have all the answers slate mondays slate mondays a big part of the program

01:46:56.320 success over the years very very popular uh since the 1960s um but uh in their care and feeding section

01:47:04.100 where you if you're a progressive can write into the magazine and the magazine will help you

01:47:10.540 dear care and feeding my son jack 14 has been maintaining a spreadsheet that tracks all of

01:47:20.460 his classmates problematic actions now what's the first thing you don't need to say it just what's

01:47:28.500 the first thing that pops into your mind jack has always had difficulty fitting in now i ask you does

01:47:36.780 that support what just popped into your mind i'm stunned to hear that detail yeah he always had

01:47:43.140 difficulty fitting in but he is a compassionate and intelligent boy that's nice we do not allow our

01:47:49.120 children to have their own computers to prevent the risk of them being radicalized by alt-right websites

01:47:55.420 yeah nothing else problematic on the internet for a 14 year old just the alt-right website absolutely

01:48:00.280 so our kids share a laptop that we monitor and control access to okay we found an excel spreadsheet

01:48:07.000 in jack's folder that listed the names of all of his classmates as well as dates and descriptions of

01:48:13.680 their problematic behavior i will say by the way as a person who fell into this category anyone who's

01:48:19.760 14 year old 14 years old and uses excel you're already indicating you probably don't have a lot

01:48:25.860 of friends like you just you're 14 years old you should not be on spreadsheets and and this is speaking

01:48:32.340 but you could have someone with real someday you could grow up to be just like stew this is the upside of

01:48:38.420 your future life just so you know this is as good as it gets uh some of the descriptions i saw include

01:48:46.500 has a mom who is a cop that's wait that's one of the problems yeah that's problem behavior yeah okay

01:48:52.500 as a mom who's a cop that's the problem okay it doesn't list pronouns in instagram bio laughed at

01:49:00.460 a fat joke lists problematic show is one of their favorites mimicked a foreign accent and used cis

01:49:07.680 normative language the parent continues to write to slate for advice um while i'm pleased to see jack

01:49:15.660 taking an interest in his peers that's a little like saying like you know jeffrey dommer's parents

01:49:24.400 are like i'm at least glad he's eating i'm glad he took interest in laotian food yes

01:49:30.120 i get a weird feeling about his spreadsheet oh my gosh you are on top of it mom or dad

01:49:38.940 as much as i don't condone the behaviors mentioned having a mom as a cop it seems a bit creepy for him

01:49:47.560 to be monitoring his classmates i also wonder what he's trying to do with the document yeah i kind of

01:49:54.540 do too okay now because this is the type of thing that is read verbatim at the beginning of a documentary

01:50:01.320 in 10 years right yes it's a sad sad documentary that that appears at true crime conventions the mom

01:50:08.800 and dad said they had no indication but we found this on dear karen feeding at slate

01:50:14.640 so now you think that's bad right yes yes and you think well maybe mom and dad are gonna you know

01:50:26.940 maybe they're on it right i mean they're writing it right here and feeding at slate correct that's

01:50:32.660 the first thing that i would do any good parent would yes i also wonder what he's trying to do

01:50:38.260 with the document another concern is that we are white and some of the kids on the list are black

01:50:46.500 given the long history of white people policing black existence i question whether jack is the right

01:50:54.460 person to be taking on this task and whether it would be more appropriate coming from a person of

01:51:02.420 color so the issue here is not that he's about to massacre all of his kids in his school it said

01:51:08.940 he's white it's a and there are some black kids on the list maybe a black kid should be i don't know

01:51:15.300 making a list of all the kids he's gonna murder in school holy crap we are screwed we are screwed

01:51:21.180 we've asked jack about his spreadsheet and he denies involvement but we know it couldn't have been

01:51:26.960 anyone else he denied maybe his sister could be the sister she has access to the laptop maybe she's

01:51:33.760 even more twisted and she's like that effing jack i'm gonna get him uh she said uh he denies 0.93

01:51:42.080 involvement but we know it couldn't be anyone else am i right to be concerned about jack's list

01:51:47.600 i know uh i know uh it or i don't know that it is the best way for him to engage with his peers

01:51:56.920 what i don't know that it is the best way for him to engage i do know i know do you know it's not the

01:52:04.960 best way no spread spreadsheets generally not the best way spreadsheets that are clearly murder lists

01:52:10.700 uh definitely not the best i tell you what let's just do a random test if you're on the streets you're

01:52:15.340 driving in anywhere anywhere in california even the good sections of california just stop at the

01:52:22.300 next homeless person you see okay you're stopped now roll down the window and just ask them do you

01:52:28.780 think mom and dad understand jack and this is the best way for him to uh you know interact with his

01:52:37.300 peers i guarantee what are they saying yeah yeah see even they know even they know i'm proud how

01:52:46.300 committed he is to this cause are you really because i mean if you let's just say it was uh

01:52:53.440 the other side of it and it was they were all conservative complaints about his others wouldn't

01:53:01.060 you be freaked out i'd be totally freaked out by that that's not what you should look at people

01:53:04.480 if my kid if i found this with my kid i'm immediately taking him to a psychiatrist immediately

01:53:10.620 and i'm sitting down with a psychiatrist beforehand going look i mean we talk a lot about a lot of

01:53:17.240 conservative things but this is nuts he's making a list should should he be in an institution for a

01:53:23.880 while until we know he's safe to be around people honest to god that's what i would be doing that's

01:53:30.140 what i would be doing they would freak you out if you were if you had if your kid had a list of all

01:53:34.540 the problems he has with all the students and they were and he was like i'm just promoting the i just

01:53:40.360 want to make track so i know i know who is you know a real conservative and who isn't what was the

01:53:47.500 movie would you be like i'm so glad i mean he's really engaging in the conservative movement no you

01:53:54.140 would only be proud of that if you think that's what social justice does you just rat on people at 0.98

01:54:02.160 best you keep lists i mean if you are a social justice warrior you wouldn't have a problem with

01:54:10.660 this and that's why the rest of america has a problem with you because you think that there's

01:54:17.220 another explanation for your son keeping lists about people he interacts with hello

01:54:25.700 i mean that's nazi stasi kind of stuff not healthy uh do you want healthy do you want to hear what

01:54:38.760 oh they responded that's right i forgot as part of slate mondays on this program we always get the

01:54:43.940 response what's well it might be slate tuesdays too because i have another one that's incredible

01:54:48.360 just incredible lots of problems they don't understand a lot of things good thing slate is

01:54:53.980 here uh so uh what they wrote was um based on what you mentioned here his list does seem to be

01:55:03.580 a little creepy kids at that age should be having fun not documenting every transgression his peers are

01:55:11.520 making really also the fact that he's blatantly lying about his involvement in creating a list of

01:55:18.780 his peers should be a huge red flag really if everything's on the up and up then what he does

01:55:26.460 if everything's on the up and up then what does he have to hide yeah slate i would have never thought

01:55:33.400 of these things right you know what i mean i need the slate people to tell me i'd personally call

01:55:38.660 his bluff and say okay if the spreadsheet has nothing to do with you then let's delete it

01:55:42.480 if he raises a stink you know something bigger is at play here right because he would have never

01:55:49.520 printed it out or put it someplace else after you already asked him yeah my understanding is once you

01:55:53.680 have a computer file it's in one location forever you can't send it or copy it in any manner right

01:55:58.760 i respect your viewpoint about being uncomfortable with jack policing the behavior of his black peers 0.99

01:56:04.860 because because i because i because because black people apparently are not equal apparently not

01:56:11.200 the same as us what they are is apparently a group that cannot be judged in any way shape or form

01:56:17.940 that's the problem you have here this is an incredible standard we're setting up for people

01:56:23.000 i i i can't imagine african americans actually want this standard where they are not judged by merit in

01:56:29.640 any way so he he he's uncomfortable with jack policing the behavior of his black peers but

01:56:36.140 as a black man the writer says that should be the least of your concerns your main objective is to find

01:56:44.180 out why he wants to monitor his classmates in the first place is he trying to be a social justice

01:56:50.320 vigilante in an effort to be viewed as cool does he want his classmates to be canceled for doing things

01:56:57.340 that he considers to be wrong as a form of payback for not being accepted by them

01:57:02.040 the possibilities are endless well it's a good thing this family doesn't have a gun you know what i'm

01:57:09.500 saying because somebody i don't know where they live but if they live in you know some big city

01:57:17.120 there's no way jack could get his hands on a gun if you feel equipped to get to the bottom of it

01:57:25.720 then i highly recommend getting a therapist involved because his behavior is not typical for a 14 year

01:57:32.460 old if you feel equipped to get to the bottom of it if you don't feel equipped to get to the bottom of

01:57:42.000 it you should go get help holy cow but the possibilities are endless you notice he didn't

01:57:51.940 bring up any of the i mean the possibility that we thought of in the first line that i didn't know

01:57:57.840 that we're all thinking yeah it didn't even come up that didn't even come up definitely seems like

01:58:03.080 the precursor to some terrible tragedy yeah now again i you know kids do weird things it doesn't

01:58:09.380 mean that every kid who does something odd like this what it does mean though is you're not parenting

01:58:14.920 correctly like this this is the type of thing that you're it's hard to imagine a 14 year old

01:58:21.240 well no you could parent correctly and your kid could go off the deep end that could happen

01:58:25.220 certainly but you don't your your response is not to write to slate.com number one yes that is a

01:58:32.920 that is a point in your favor of you're not a good parent and i will say that's of course the answer

01:58:38.740 to every one of our slate mondays you should not be writing to slate.com right or reading or reading it

01:58:44.400 but i like and maybe maybe 14 is old enough for this maybe i'm misjudging this but like to me it

01:58:51.360 seems like there has to be an element of politics being pushed on kids by the parent to get to the

01:58:58.840 state well may i mean maybe maybe it's from the schools i wouldn't be surprised at this point that's

01:59:03.700 where the kid came up with may i may i listen i may i read the end of this of course again on slate

01:59:08.160 mondays you can always read the on a positive note okay there are far worse things that jack could be

01:59:13.340 doing than this is and it seems as if his heart is in the right place by being in the corner of

01:59:20.900 marginalized groups okay that's one way of looking at that that is one possible way it really is it

01:59:27.940 really is uh no i don't think so i don't think so he could use his energy to volunteer as a big

01:59:34.280 brother oh that will that no no no seriously that's what i want that was spreading this type

01:59:38.920 of behavior to littler kids that's great i just think that the spreadsheet the spreadsheet is

01:59:45.180 something that might end up being bad news for him yes signed slate so i think slate has solved

01:59:56.080 yet another one of the world's problems yeah we might have to revisit slate again tomorrow on slate

02:00:00.400 tuesday i love slate tuesday we've been doing that since the late 70s late 70s because slate monday

02:00:05.000 was so popular so successful for 20 years here we go that'll be tomorrow uh and this is this one

02:00:12.840 involves uh a white family that moved into the neighborhood that'll be on tomorrow let me ask you

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02:00:25.200 or selling a home do you want somebody who sort of understands how things work helping you out

02:00:30.380 would you rather have somebody you know that really knows has a team around them somebody knows the

02:00:37.720 ins and outs the best practices to make sure that you get the best possible deal here's a hint

02:00:42.740 you should probably uh go to realestateagentsitrust.com just saying i started real estate agents i trust with

02:00:53.720 my brother a number of years ago as a free service to you to help you knock it out of the park when it

02:01:00.180 comes to buying and selling housing market is always crazy and i didn't even know how to interview a real

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02:01:28.540 welcome to the uh blind bag program we're certainly glad that you are here today um i think it's uh i think

02:01:40.920 it's great that pete buddha judge is back on the job uh he's he's back from his couple months off

02:01:48.320 you know yeah he was the secretary of treasury but you know he had a baby and uh both are once

02:01:55.860 in a lifetime uh transportation by the way oh yeah secretary of uh by the way i want him to stay

02:02:00.700 home longer i want him to never come back to the job i'd like him to be there for his baby the whole

02:02:06.080 time the best thing for our economy and our country is to pay pete buddha judge to stay home

02:02:11.520 stay home and don't even call into the office don't even check your emails don't do anything

02:02:16.380 he said um uh you know things are going to be so good um with the um you know with with the

02:02:23.600 with the economy that you know that's what's causing this inflation and the breakdown of the

02:02:27.840 supply chain is it it's getting so good people are just out there just like spending money like it's

02:02:33.360 like it's going out of style which it is which it is it's interesting take a moment today to seek

02:02:38.220 out the joe biden campaign commercial against pete buddha judge where he talks about his important

02:02:42.700 experience in the transportation realm uh what did he have as um he well he he inserted uh um light up

02:02:49.440 led lights colorful ones to illuminate the river below a bridge oh wow and he installed decorative

02:02:55.620 brick wait wait wait i'm still i'm not moved past the lights underneath the bridge can you imagine

02:02:59.920 because the water turns different colors and that's a bridge cars are on top of this bridge

02:03:03.740 or is it a walking bridge no no no they can drive right over it they can drive wow he knows stuff

02:03:08.040 about transportation and speaking of walking which is another way you transport yourself yeah how about

02:03:13.280 walking on some decorative brick on a sidewalk yeah yeah that's what he did judge did that he did it

02:03:19.560 what did you do well if he's done those two things uh i mean he's clearly in the ballpark for

02:03:25.680 secretary of transportation uh my question is what does he know about the supply chain this is the glenn

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