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00:01:52.400 back program. Joe Biden says he's working like the devil to be able to, uh, decrease the price of

00:02:01.040 oil. Uh, Granholm yesterday said, you know what? She's our energy secretary, by the way. Uh, you

00:02:07.000 know, these, these greedy oil companies, they need to get off their duff duffs and just start producing

00:02:12.520 more, more, more oil. Uh, Jen Psaki said yesterday that, uh, what I'm going to pronounce the P because

00:02:20.700 she sucks. Um, she said yesterday that, uh, inflation is actually going down if you look at it. Uh, and

00:02:32.460 there was a, uh, something else. Uh, Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. We're not involved at all with weapons of mass

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00:02:46.800 well, the problem with all of those things is all of them are a lie. All of those are a lie.

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00:03:11.200 So what's really great is Russia is apparently now saying that they are preparing for a, uh, a

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00:04:33.560 Okay, so let's take a look at inflation. Here we have Jen Psaki yesterday telling us the truth

00:04:45.320 about inflation. Cut three, please. What specifically can you point to that has worked

00:04:49.780 to break down inflation? Well, there are a number of steps we've taken. If you've seen,

00:04:53.220 if you compare month to month, we've seen inflationary pressure or inflationary numbers

00:04:57.200 go down month to month. Ah, go down month to month. Yeah, not true. You see the inflation

00:05:04.140 number today? It was 7.5. It's now 7.9. And the month to month accelerated this month. So

00:05:12.600 the argument she made yesterday is now defunct. Well, that's because of the Putin price. Oh,

00:05:19.300 you know what I mean? She's unaware of the Putin-Ukraine war as of yesterday. Yeah, yeah,

00:05:23.880 yeah. And so this, you know, last month's inflation, of course, caused by gas, really,

00:05:31.780 except none of that is true. None of that is true. There are worsening bottlenecks,

00:05:38.600 rising inflation, and a contraction in global growth. Russia produces 12% of the world's oil supply

00:05:47.820 and exports 18% of the world's wheat consumption. Ukraine accounts for 25% of the global wheat

00:05:57.340 production. You say that again, 18% of all the wheat in the world comes out of Russia. 25%

00:06:04.920 comes out of Ukraine. Gee, that doesn't sound very good for bread around the world. Could we play the

00:06:13.480 John Kerry clip? Because he's very concerned about climate refugees. Listen to this. Listen carefully

00:06:20.440 to what he says. We're already seeing climate refugees around the world. Are we? If you think

00:06:24.600 migration has been a problem in Europe from the Syrian war, or even from what we see now,

00:06:29.900 where do you see 100 million people for whom the entire food production capacity has collapsed?

00:06:35.520 The entire food production capacity has collapsed. From global warming? Really?

00:06:43.480 Which is more likely? That 100 million people are starving to death because of everything that's

00:06:52.220 going on. All these corporations getting behind the Great Reset. They say they're going to redesign

00:06:59.160 farming all over the world by 2030 from seed to the plate on your table.

00:07:06.540 Mm-hmm. And then the war on top of it. Now, here's the problem with inflation quickly. This will be the

00:07:15.580 first time we've had a recession, and we're about to go into a recession unlike any others, and it could

00:07:20.880 go into a full-blown depression. Please, please buy food. Buy things that you have to buy. They will be

00:07:29.100 cheaper today than they will be in six months. If you look at what the Fed can do, because the Fed

00:07:35.080 always just says, oh, well, there's a recession. What we're going to do is we're going to release a lot

00:07:39.440 of money. And then that money will finance, you know, people getting back into businesses and small

00:07:47.000 business creating jobs because small businesses create 70% of all jobs. But we don't believe in any

00:07:54.040 of that anymore. In 1957, we had 3.5% on the Fed fund rate. So in other words, the interest rate was 3.5%.

00:08:04.500 The recession of 1964, 4%. 69, the rate was 10.5. 73, 13%. 79, 16%. 1981, it was 20%.

00:08:18.700 That's what it cost. Go get a loan. The Fed raised the rates to 20%. 1989, it was almost 11%.

00:08:28.840 2000, almost 7. 2007, 5.3%. 2019, 2.5. This is the first time we have zero interest rate. I mean,

00:08:39.560 at least close to zero, if not zero. There's no more tool in the toolbox for the Fed.

00:08:45.720 They can't, they can't, they can't, they can't, what are they going to do? Print more money? That's a

00:08:51.200 really bad idea. Go to zero? That's a really bad idea. And they're going the opposite way,

00:08:57.780 right? Well, they're saying they are. Here's the problem. We have printed 80% of all of the dollars

00:09:06.180 in the world. Okay. Think of all those dollars that are sitting in vaults all over the world.

00:09:11.320 80% of the currency that is currently out has been printed in the last two years.

00:09:23.200 We, we were, when we first started looking into this around 2006 and seven, I started looking into

00:09:28.960 the money supply. We were at about a trillion dollars of actual physical dollars out there.

00:09:34.100 We were two years ago at $4 trillion. We are now over 10 trillion actual cash. So you can't just

00:09:47.900 print more money. You got to suck some of that money in. So we've got a huge problem. Our debt is over

00:09:54.980 $30 trillion. And inflation is destroying real wages. What that means is you might get a pay increase

00:10:04.020 but inflation is outpacing it. If you got a 10% pay increase, I can guarantee you a 10% pay increase

00:10:12.200 would not cover the money you're losing right now. It wouldn't because it's, they say it's 7.9%.

00:10:19.940 How can that be? Because one of the biggest hits people are taking is in their rent. Rent on average

00:10:28.360 has gone up 20% year over year. So how could, wait, 7.9%, but rent, a very big part of, of what we

00:10:42.760 incur in cost is up 20% year over year. Uh, by the way, uh, if you own your house, it's up 30%.

00:10:54.060 That's great, right? If you bought a house, you're now paying 30% more than people who bought their

00:11:00.640 house a few years ago. So what do you do? Well, normally you raise interest rates to slow things

00:11:08.320 down, but you can't because that will destroy the stock market. That will destroy the businesses

00:11:16.040 because everyone is struggling right now. You can't slow down the economy, even though that's

00:11:23.760 what they have to do to cause the, to bring inflation, uh, in order. They've got to raise

00:11:30.700 the interest rates, but you can't do that because it could collapse it. But if you don't, if you keep

00:11:36.820 loose monetary policy that will lose, there will be no confidence in the American dollar at all.

00:11:44.700 He's got to deflate the massive bubbles in bonds and the stocks, they're all over inflated real

00:11:51.820 estate. It's way too much equities. So what is he going to do? Tighten the monetary policy,

00:11:59.760 loosen it. It's a lose lose. Now, let me give you one more piece of information. I've got good news

00:12:09.180 for you today too, by the way. But if, if you're listening to this program, I'm going to tell you

00:12:15.720 the truth and I'm going to tell you the truth and I'm going to tell you the things that look my,

00:12:22.960 my gift, I think is connecting dots. I can see things that other people don't necessarily tie

00:12:30.780 together. And that's what my skill is. And so I am going to connect dots and tell you these things.

00:12:39.460 And you might've heard different, you'll hear inflation is up, but you're, you're, you're not

00:12:46.500 going to hear two other dots connected to it. One, the dot I just gave you on what is going to

00:12:52.920 happen, what the fed is facing right now and what our economy is facing. And then there's this dot

00:12:59.220 a golden opportunity. Those were the words of Prince Charles at the launch of the great reset

00:13:06.340 in 2020, a golden opportunity. The world was on fire. You know, people were burning down police

00:13:12.900 stations all over with BLM and COVID-19, a disease nobody fully understood. And that is what he said.

00:13:21.560 This presents us with a golden opportunity because they were preparing to unleash the great reset.

00:13:32.360 Every single day since the supporters of the reset are waiting and they've been talking about their

00:13:38.980 next golden opportunity that can help them finish off what they started. And you are seeing it in play

00:13:45.720 today. Another serious crisis that cannot go to waste. It's the, it's the invasion of Ukraine by

00:13:55.140 Russia. Make no mistake. You are going to see the crunching of this economy and the collapse of the

00:14:03.940 dollar. And I want you to, I want you to listen carefully yesterday or day before yesterday. No,

00:14:09.560 it was yesterday that they actually announced and showed it the new executive order to develop a

00:14:15.520 plan to regulate cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Now this is being heralded as a good thing because

00:14:21.320 they kicked the can down the road and that's true. And that's, what's getting the headlines.

00:14:26.240 However, however, it's inevitable that the government is going to attempt to regulate Bitcoin and other

00:14:33.680 cryptocurrencies. We all know that's coming in one form or another, but something else that was tucked

00:14:43.000 into that was worse. Something that has much bigger implications for the future of America than even

00:14:49.040 anything happening in Ukraine or Russia, the same in the same white house announcement, instituting new

00:14:55.160 regulatory schemes for cryptocurrencies. They also said they are going to direct the treasury department

00:15:01.360 to urgently study the development of a potential U S central bank, digital currency, a new digital

00:15:09.840 dollar urgently study. Well, we know they, the, the, the fed is already doing a study and have been

00:15:18.240 doing a study with the Hamilton project with ML MIT on this for a long time. We've shown you the treasury

00:15:25.280 white papers all about digital currencies and what they plan on doing with the U S fed dollar.

00:15:30.960 They've done all of this. They've done it for the last few years. We know because we've seen their own

00:15:38.380 white papers, but here's what they're doing now. Now they're making it public and with new urgency,

00:15:44.900 they say within the next six months, the government is going to roll out a plan to create a new digital

00:15:52.560 currency. This will mean the destruction of the dollar is coming your dollar.

00:16:00.940 is coming been warning about this for years. And the golden opportunity with the chaos in Ukraine,

00:16:07.900 I think has opened the door for the Biden administration because of inflation, gas prices,

00:16:14.300 oil, everything, everything about your life will be different soon. So they're going to make a transition

00:16:22.220 away from the U S dollar to a digital currency, one that can be tracked, controlled, manipulated,

00:16:28.920 and designed for, in the words of the white house, equitable access to safe and affordable finance

00:16:36.520 services. Well, what does that mean? They're not even, they are not even trying to hide the fact

00:16:44.400 that this new digital currency will control you and your life as well as remake all of society at a

00:16:53.320 background white house press briefing, a senior official who won't tell us, they won't tell us who

00:16:59.180 said, um, they are quote, placing the highest urgency on the effort to assess the potential benefits and the

00:17:07.260 risks of a digital dollar on payment systems, on financial stability, on national security, on the

00:17:14.060 implications for human rights and financial inclusion. They promised that they will move quickly,

00:17:21.060 but only in a way. Now, listen to this, a quote that is smart and that is inclusive of the

00:17:28.320 stakeholders, both within our government and certainly outside of our government. Hmm.

00:17:35.520 Stakeholder capitalism. The senior official also promised the government would, and I am quoting,

00:17:40.980 continue to partner with stakeholders, including industry, labor, consumer, environmental groups,

00:17:49.020 international allies, and partners when they design the new digital dollar. It's a public-private

00:17:57.380 partnership. Why would you consult with any of these people? Why would they concern with

00:18:04.180 environmentalists? And they have to make sure that it's equitable, inclusive, and efficient.

00:18:11.120 We are at the end of the line. We have to fight and stop the great reset. You won't have an ounce of

00:18:24.520 freedom left if we don't stop this. And in half an hour, I'm going to show you a state attorney general

00:18:33.060 out of Arizona who I think might have the silver bullet. By the way, I told you yesterday that I thought

00:18:41.520 Idaho was going to bring about the toughest anti-ESG laws in the country. Apparently, the left has gotten

00:18:53.760 to the squishy Republicans. They don't even know if they're going to be able to pass one now.

00:18:59.360 If you're in Idaho, I certainly would call my legislators and my senators and say,

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00:20:32.220 Granholm calls out oil and gas companies to raise output yesterday. I can't. Can you take the lies?

00:20:39.460 I can't take the lies. They're so blatant. You're going to have to learn to and they're not

00:20:45.700 going to stop anytime soon. Oh, just man. I just I haven't watched the news. I read the news. I

00:20:52.540 haven't watched the news. I don't know how people watch the news now because it's just are you

00:20:57.660 kidding me? Really? Really? That's what's going on? Oh, my gosh. I think the the lack of effort

00:21:05.520 in trying to hide what they're doing is a little disconcerting. Yeah. They no longer seem to think

00:21:12.780 they even have to try to hide it from us. And it's little things like the parental parental rights

00:21:20.540 bill. What is that called? Is that the don't don't say gay one? Yeah. No, no, no. It's the parental

00:21:26.280 rights in education bill. That's the name of it. No, I know. Yeah. Everyone who's calling it the

00:21:32.660 don't say gay bill, which is every media outlet, it's incredible, is engaged in propaganda. Yep.

00:21:42.060 Yep. This is misinformation or disinformation or possibly malinformation, but they can get away

00:21:49.520 with it. They're all engaged in Russian style propaganda by saying they don't say gay bill.

00:21:57.640 Enough is enough. It's not at all what the bill is about. It's again, only affecting kids in third

00:22:04.580 grade or younger from getting this information, not completely or any information about sex or

00:22:12.160 sexual orientation before third grade. And you can still do it at home. They can send their kids to

00:22:17.360 the weird sex camps that are developing apparently across the country. All that's fine. What it's

00:22:21.720 saying is school, you're not going to question a first graders sexuality. Crazy. How is, how is that

00:22:29.180 crazy? How is that? Don't say gay. It's don't say gay because they don't want anyone to realize what

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00:24:07.960 This is the Glenn Beck program. Hey, on today's podcast, you do not want to miss it. The doctor

00:24:16.500 who nearly got Joe Rogan canceled is on. Uh, we do about 90 minutes. Um, this, this guy is,

00:24:24.700 he invented the original MRNA vaccine technology in, uh, 87. It was 28 year old graduate student.

00:24:32.960 Um, he is very high up, uh, on the food chain. He has been, I mean, he calls Fauci Tony. He doesn't

00:24:41.120 like him, but that's how well he knows, knows all of the players involved. Um, I asked you about a week

00:24:48.340 ago to give me any question that you wanted to ask him. Uh, it is a no holds barred, uh, interview.

00:24:54.700 Because it will absolutely get us canceled on the internet and edited version. Uh, we'll go on,

00:25:03.020 uh, as the, uh, podcast, but blaze tv.com slash Glenn is the place to see the whole unedited version.

00:25:12.900 You can, uh, watch the uncensored version because I think you're, you know, smart enough to, uh,

00:25:19.600 to figure out what the truth is and who's telling you the truth and who's not. Uh, but maybe that's

00:25:25.940 just me in an old fashioned sort of way. So that is happening tonight. Robert Malone. You can get

00:25:32.380 it now. If you are a subscriber to the blaze, it will come out Saturday, uh, for our podcast

00:25:38.700 everywhere. Pat gray is joining us now. Hello, Pat. How are you? Glenn. Oh, perfect.

00:25:44.340 Gosh, that's perfect. Really? Yeah. Hey, I don't know if you saw this, but the Chinese government

00:25:49.420 has just come out with a new film about the Uyghur camps. Oh yeah. Now I don't know who would

00:25:59.520 have instructed, and I'm really quite upset about it. Um, I don't know who would have instructed

00:26:04.300 our editors, uh, in the video department to include on one half of the screen, the Germans

00:26:13.760 doing their film about the city that, you know, for the Jews. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, that what some

00:26:22.760 people say is a propaganda film. I don't know why they're side by side, but here is, uh, what's

00:26:29.240 happening in quote, the so-called death camps. What's happening inside the so-called re-education

00:26:36.480 camps in Xinjiang? Was that a campaign of religious repression or an unprecedented effort

00:26:42.760 of de-radicalization? We met 33-year-old artist Abluzikari Abuli, who perfected his painting

00:26:49.340 skills in the re-education center and now works in the gathering. We caught up with 30-year-old

00:26:54.200 Urugu Yusam, who works in hospitality. We found 26-year-old Rukia Yacoub, who improved

00:27:00.540 her mentoring and now works as a real estate agent. We met 23-year-old Helen Noor, who

00:27:05.240 became the cashier at the restaurant. A top Xinjiang official told us that by now all people

00:27:10.400 have left the education facility. Oh. Yeah. So they're closing them down. I don't know if

00:27:15.200 they're making them into malls now or what, uh, but they're all out. Sounds like it was a

00:27:19.000 friendly, fun, uh, productive place. It was. It was. It was. So why'd they close them down

00:27:24.140 when it was going so well? Well, they ran out of people to re-educate, you know? So man, man,

00:27:30.260 huh? Gosh, they're able to work on their paintings. Yes. Uh, become cashiers. Yes. That's like a

00:27:39.340 dream job. Dream job. Can you imagine if the government scooped you up and said, Hey, we just

00:27:46.560 want to take you to camp where we're going to let you perfect your painting and then we'll

00:27:52.020 help you find a gallery to sell all your paintings. You're a painter. Wouldn't you love

00:27:56.900 that? Oh, I would. No, I would. I gotta say it clearly. No, I would not love that. I would

00:28:02.640 not love that. So we got that, uh, lie to deal with. And then, and then there's this, can

00:28:09.580 someone tell me why the Dow went up when we're talking about now, I mean, we've already got

00:28:18.080 nukes on the table now, weapons of mass destruction and biological warfare and, and everything else.

00:28:24.620 Can you tell me why the Dow went up 652 points yesterday? Was it because it closed 800 McDonald's

00:28:32.460 locations in Russia? And that's a lot of crappy food that now won't be served. Could be possible.

00:28:37.380 It is possible. It's possible. And that's propaganda right there. It's a typical Pat

00:28:41.800 Bray, Pat Gray, McDonald's take. That's propaganda. What, what, why did it go up 652? I mean, I

00:28:47.900 don't know if you saw the inflation numbers, uh, you know, they're talking about, uh, demand

00:28:53.440 destruction, you know, kind of, kind of, well, part of the stock market is inflation. I guess

00:28:58.540 maybe predicting, Hey, it's going up. Let's keep, keep cranking it up. Okay. All right. Maybe

00:29:04.100 that's it. Okay. Well that would explain why the Dow went up. Can you tell me why oil fell

00:29:10.360 12% yesterday to $108 a barrel when he announced we're cutting off 10% of our oil supply? Uh,

00:29:22.380 it was at $132 a barrel. I do think that one is probably by the rumor, sell the news, right?

00:29:29.540 When you, you, people are predicting this is going to happen and goes up. And then when

00:29:32.900 it actually happens, people sell to try to take their profits. That's probably what happened

00:29:36.820 with that though. It still doesn't make much sense. It's not like we're at the end of this,

00:29:40.340 right? No, it's gone up 14 cents in the last two days. Yeah. Unbelievable. And it's, I mean,

00:29:46.540 it's amazing. I don't think we're at the end of this. I think, you know, $108 is probably

00:29:50.320 just a, a day or two drop. I don't think that, I don't think we're heading down to 40 again

00:29:55.440 anytime soon. Oh, may I give you a, another look on that? Really? Uh, there's a possibility

00:30:01.360 that we do because of demand destruction. The idea is make it so overpriced that nobody

00:30:08.120 can afford it. And you start to see gas prices go down, oil prices go down because we're all

00:30:13.420 staying at home. We can't drive, we can't afford to do anything. And so oil prices plummet

00:30:18.240 and then gas prices stay high because the refineries can't make enough money to refine

00:30:25.140 the oil to get it to the gas station. So we could actually, this might be futures. I don't

00:30:33.440 think it is, but it might also be futures saying, yeah, I think we got maybe a month or two left

00:30:38.800 of this before it starts to crater. I don't know. I don't know if you guys have thought of this

00:30:43.500 at all, but I think we might be in for some tough times in relation to everything. Yeah. In relation

00:30:48.660 to all the things we've been talking about recently, I was thinking about like, what do

00:30:52.220 you mean when you have an economic downturn while inflation is going on and then they're jacking up

00:30:59.420 interest rates and there's a war going on and, uh, oil prices, metals, um, gas prices, uh, all the

00:31:08.480 things that make our products are all in war zones. 43% of global wheat supply apparently is

00:31:15.260 in Russia and Ukraine. Uh, I just think that there could be some issues we may be facing in the near

00:31:22.700 to midterm future. And you didn't even cover the bio and chemical weapon labs or the 26 of them that

00:31:29.060 may fall into the hands of the Russians. Can I ask you this? Can I ask you this? Is it too much

00:31:34.600 to ask, uh, if we know a war is coming? We know that the rush, in fact, I think we've encouraged it.

00:31:44.140 We took like two months to go, Hey, Russia right now would be a pretty good time to march in. You know,

00:31:49.020 you're probably do it by Wednesday. I'm thinking Wednesday would be a good day to go in. I'm just

00:31:54.700 saying Wednesday, the, uh, Russians are going to come in. They did literally, literally call that

00:32:02.020 Wednesday to the day. Yeah. Okay. So they call it, they know it. That's not a surprise. Is it too

00:32:08.760 much to say, Hey, can we get a few Navy seals on a plane to throw a phosphorus bomb into those,

00:32:15.060 into those biological weapons labs? Is it too much? Is it too much to say to the United States,

00:32:19.960 can we just have a big red button that says bad guys are coming and the last one out hit the red

00:32:26.940 button and it incinerates everything? Well, if you remember, Ukraine was saying this wasn't going

00:32:32.480 to happen. They were saying when it did last one out. And by the way, and we always thought it did.

00:32:41.320 And if those are our labs, you would have thought we'd do something. I'm sure those are the Ukrainian

00:32:46.620 labs, but we are there because we have a treaty to be able to secure all of that, which we didn't

00:32:54.540 do apparently. They're Soviet era labs, right? That's the, that's what they are. So we were,

00:33:00.000 we've been in there for 20 years. Yeah. Basically. I mean, how long does it take? You know? I mean,

00:33:05.660 I, yeah, it's like the building a bridge around here. It's like, how long does this take? How many

00:33:10.240 times does this lane need to be closed? Uh, but yeah, I guess 20 years and, uh, I still didn't

00:33:15.520 secure him. Still didn't secure him. Now, now, well, I don't know. They're not necessarily secured

00:33:19.800 against war, right? They're supposed to be secured for securing things is not like, you

00:33:24.960 know, when you're talking a biological weapon. Okay. Uh, I don't know. I think secure means

00:33:30.920 in all cases, get rid of them completely is what the right incinerate them. Yes. Incinerate

00:33:37.640 them. That would be appropriate. Yeah. I don't know why we can keep them cold, but we can't

00:33:41.840 seem to make them really hot. I don't know the, I'm not sure completely of the science of

00:33:48.720 that. I don't know if, uh, you want necessarily the light thing, biological weapons on fire.

00:33:53.500 Yeah. Not biological weapons, the pathogens. Yeah. Right. It's, you know, it should, they're

00:33:58.740 obviously ways. They have biological stockpiles down there. That's a different thing, right?

00:34:03.900 If they have the passive pathogens, uh, down there, they can be easily incinerated research

00:34:09.260 facilities, which shouldn't be a problem. Either way, we have ways to dispose of chemical weapons.

00:34:15.140 They do it in Tooele, Utah. That's not what they're used to. And, and so you can, I mean,

00:34:20.500 you can get rid of them and you should get rid of them. Can I just say this? The next president

00:34:25.400 of the United States should shut down positively any of these doctors and programs that are like,

00:34:32.940 you know what? I think we take half a rat, half a man and a tree and try to jam them together

00:34:41.260 to see what we can make. What would, what, is there a possible downside of doing that type of

00:34:46.120 research? No. Okay. You know, in this, you might come up with something really fun. Yeah. In this,

00:34:51.400 uh, interview I just did with, uh, with Robert Malone, you know, we were talking about the RNA

00:34:57.180 and versus any other kind of like CRISPR. And I said, so what's the big difference? And he said,

00:35:02.960 well, um, because RNA is supposed to not change your DNA. Okay. It goes in and then it just fades

00:35:12.380 away quickly. And so it'll take care of things, but it's, you're not supposed to carry it anymore.

00:35:17.920 There should be no traces of it after. Um, and he said, you know, CRISPR, you're changing the,

00:35:25.500 the actual DNA. You're, you're cutting parts of the DNA out and replacing it, which is a bad idea.

00:35:31.340 And I'm like, yeah, bad idea. But can you tell me how RNA works again? And he said, yeah, well,

00:35:35.980 what we do is there's two barriers around, around the nucleus of the cell. There's the outer barrier.

00:35:43.700 Okay. Like an eggshell. And you have to penetrate that for RNA. You penetrate that one. Okay. And you

00:35:50.440 inject some stuff in, but that's very difficult to do. And then there's the inside one, kind of like

00:35:55.980 the yolk, the nucleus. And he said, uh, the, um, uh, the other, uh, vaccines, you have to,

00:36:03.400 you would have to penetrate both of those. But again, he said, and I quote, but the body has

00:36:10.820 evolved in such a way that it is very difficult to do. And I said, hang on just a second.

00:36:15.280 Does that ever say to people like you, maybe the body has done that for a very good reason?

00:36:26.760 And we shouldn't try to inject things into the cells like that.

00:36:34.280 No, never occurred to him. Yeah. Well, I mean, it occurred to him, but that doesn't really occur

00:36:39.420 to people like Fauci. Ah, it's there. Let's see if we can break that barrier. Some barriers shouldn't

00:36:45.200 be broken. Just saying. Yeah. But the argument that he posed as devil's advocate, but they're

00:36:53.440 doing it anyway. Others are doing it. Oh, so others are doing it. So we need to do it too. Yeah.

00:37:00.280 Could I, I mean, I never, ever thought I would, when I was a kid, I never thought I would ever

00:37:04.980 want this, but I'd give my right arm for my mom to show up right now just to give the entire

00:37:10.640 world. The, if the rest of the world was jumping off a cliff speech, would you do it? We are jumping

00:37:18.600 off a cliff. The next president needs to be very clear. If the, if Republicans get in, they need

00:37:26.580 to do everything they can shut these people down. It's out of control. And I always thought America

00:37:35.880 was on the right side. Uh, I don't think we're necessarily on the right side because they are

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00:39:56.220 for you. Um, the, uh, thank you. Not you. That's nice. Nice of you. By the way, Stu, you should

00:40:02.400 spend money like crazy. Really? Now's the time. Yeah. Now's the time to eat all of the food that you

00:40:08.000 have. Don't worry about it. Really? Stores are everywhere. Well, I eat all the food that I have

00:40:12.020 anyway. Um, I saw, uh, Batman, the Batman, the Batman. Yeah. Was it any good? Yeah. Are you

00:40:20.640 going to go see it? No chance. No chance. I don't care about those superhero movies. I've had enough

00:40:25.020 of them. It's just like, I, there, how many more times? So that's what I said. That's what I said.

00:40:29.980 I went, my son was like, Oh, I want to see, I want to see Batman. So, uh, we went to see Batman and I

00:40:35.620 was like, Christopher Nolan, I've, I've seen all the Batmans I need to see. Right. Um, this one is,

00:40:40.920 is different. It's actually, I, I really like this Batman. Um, it's incredibly dark, uh, but it's kind

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00:41:00.560 makes is incredibly important. I don't know if I needed two and a half hours of real darkness to

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00:42:59.700 this is the Glenn Beck program. Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:43:09.980 The freedom convoy up in Canada. Uh, the asset freeze has been extended in Canada. So those

00:43:22.580 truckers, they still are out in the cold. Does this seem reasonable to anyone? This is the emergency

00:43:32.960 order version of ESG and it is going to war. First, it's going to war overseas. What you're seeing

00:43:42.840 happen to Russia right now. You think Ronald McDonald really cares about, you know, not selling hamburgers

00:43:51.000 to the Russian people. You think really? He's like, Oh, I don't know. I'm really sad. I am still

00:43:56.700 working on this big, huge fricking house. Please give me money for that. He, this is all about

00:44:03.960 reputational risk, which is language directly from ESG and the great reset. It's coming to a neighborhood.

00:44:15.480 Well, exactly like yours. In fact, your house. In fact, you soon, what do we do about it?

00:44:22.960 A solution, a very smart solution in 60 seconds.

00:44:27.420 Like it or not, your kids are exposed every day to the leftist outlook on America. I mean,

00:44:37.160 I don't think they're teaching math anymore. Uh, you know, I've been watching what's going on in,

00:44:41.800 in, uh, Florida. This so-called, uh, don't say gay bill. That is when you hear somebody in the media

00:44:50.500 say that. That is propaganda. This is the parents' rights in education bill. Has nothing to do with

00:44:59.600 don't say gay. And I'm wondering why all of these legislators in Florida that are against this thing,

00:45:05.840 why are they so interested in grooming a first grader? I'm just, I'm asking a question. Why?

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00:45:21.540 works, all of that is about to be erased. Every home in America should have a copy of the Tuttle

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00:45:58.720 bonuses. TuttleTwinsBeck.com. TuttleTwinsBeck.com. All right. Let me go to, uh, Mark Brnovich.

00:46:07.120 He is the Arizona attorney general. Uh, he wrote an op-ed in the wall street journal a couple of

00:46:13.580 days ago. ESG may be an antitrust violation. I love this approach. Welcome to the program, Mark.

00:46:23.400 Thank you, Glenn. Thanks for having me on. Thanks for all that you do. Uh, okay. So tell me how,

00:46:28.400 how you view ESG and what it means to the people of Arizona and the people of the world.

00:46:34.120 The people of the world, the people, especially in this country, ESG, and I'm sure your listeners

00:46:40.000 know is stands for the environmental, social, and governance movement. And basically these are far

00:46:46.140 left progressive woke liberals that want to control your, your life and your livelihood. And what they

00:46:52.560 have been doing is they essentially have been organizing or, you know, the wall street banks

00:46:58.200 and money managers, you know, people like climate action, a hundred plus have more than, you know,

00:47:03.000 65 million trillion, two trillion with a T in assets. And what they do is they put pressure on

00:47:08.740 companies, uh, pressures on banks to be very woke and very progressive. And we've seen this manifest

00:47:14.120 itself most recently in the energy sector because they want to be green, you know, they want to be

00:47:19.960 socialist. So banks now and financial institutions are being pressured not to invest or not to provide any

00:47:26.760 sort of funding for oil, gas, uh, things that essentially make us energy independent. And I

00:47:33.080 think especially Glenn in light of the events that we've seen in the last couple of weeks that even

00:47:39.260 though these climate activists, the pointy headed liberals think they know best, literally we see

00:47:44.140 what's going on in the world and it proves more than ever that the United States and our security

00:47:48.380 depends on being energy independent and not woke.

00:47:51.300 Um, and it, uh, it is, would you agree? It is going to trickle down to the average individual.

00:47:59.940 I mean, I won't be able to buy perhaps the car I want because my ESG score will be too low. I can

00:48:07.620 guarantee it will be.

00:48:09.700 Yeah. And this really, this is the woke neo-Marxist. Um, and we see part of this going on in China with the

00:48:17.460 social scores on an individual basis, but this impact that it's going to have on every single

00:48:23.100 person listening, because what happens with the ESG movement, it's being pushed. It's the far left,

00:48:28.980 it's the fossil fuel haters, and they're literally using your 401k, your investment funds. Uh, you know,

00:48:35.240 if you have any sort of retirement plan and they're using that basically to drive their woke agenda.

00:48:40.780 And so everything from the price of energy, obviously, you know, when we're, we're not

00:48:45.980 drilling in ANWR or we're not doing permits, uh, where the oil companies or gas companies,

00:48:51.480 coal companies can't get financing. That means higher energy costs and higher energy costs,

00:48:55.620 as we all know, ends up being that we paid more for our groceries and pay for more, more for our milk.

00:49:02.240 And we know, and I know that this isn't going to stop in the energy industry. We're already seeing

00:49:07.600 this with things like the firearms industries. You know, we're going to see it with religious

00:49:11.140 liberties. And so ultimately this is the far left, that neo-Marxist goal of, ironically for the

00:49:17.180 Marxists, they're going to control the financial institutions and the woke money managers. And

00:49:21.380 they're going to use that as Lenin said, the proverbial using our own rope to hang us with.

00:49:26.860 Okay. So why do you say this is a, an antitrust violation?

00:49:32.240 Well, I think, you know, once again, I, I, I've, uh, I've been a tried and true principled

00:49:37.220 conservative my entire life here in Arizona. And I think that very often the left comes up

00:49:42.080 and is consistent in pushing their agenda. And our folks, us on the right, um, need to think

00:49:47.620 sometimes a little outside of the box. And so we know this is wrong with what they're doing.

00:49:51.900 We know that folks have, you know, identified this problem issue. And so now the issue plan is,

00:49:57.640 well, what do we do about it? And so I have certain tools in my toolbox of the attorney general.

00:50:01.140 And I said, well, wait a minute, you know, antitrust law said that you can have agreements

00:50:05.760 between competitors to artificially restrict competition. Um, are there third party agreements

00:50:11.460 that restrain, um, there were a result in collusion that harm consumers. And so we have begun

00:50:18.340 an investigation. I'm not saying I'm for sure where it's going, but I do think that if your 401k or your

00:50:25.240 pension plan or your retirement savings are being used to facilitate a political agenda by big banks and

00:50:30.600 big money managers, um, that very well could be a form of collusion that's harming consumers.

00:50:36.380 Well, I just think this is genius, quite honestly. And, and I can't imagine you can't find it. Um,

00:50:43.580 my book is full of footnotes on all of the things they're doing and you can, I mean, the,

00:50:49.280 the agreements that the banks have signed have said, we're getting out of, of this kind of business.

00:50:57.160 We're no longer going to make, uh, uh, loans to these kinds of businesses. Um, our standards on

00:51:04.840 social justice are this, and it is happening. I mean, they, they, it is, it's like the mob,

00:51:12.900 just a very buttoned up mob when, uh, you know, they, they just, they call each other and say, boy,

00:51:18.440 you're really putting yourself at reputational risk, which means you're going to be put out of

00:51:24.560 business if you don't get on this side. Glenn, you hit the nail on the head as always. And you're

00:51:33.100 absolutely right. And, and, and the key to this from a legal perspective, from my perspective,

00:51:36.540 we know that it's out there is that, well, these are their third party agreements, um, either formal

00:51:42.660 or informal that are restraining competition. And are they essentially inviting each other to collude

00:51:48.180 to advance their far left agenda? And you know, that incremental wise, the left is very organized

00:51:54.440 and there's, there's an assault on our rights. And you, and you, I know you talk about this with

00:51:58.300 what's going on with critical race theory and the 16, 19 project and how they're trying to get young

00:52:03.080 kids to hate, you know, in our country. I know I've sued the universities over everything from given

00:52:07.980 tuition to people that don't have legal status to, you know, what they're doing with their sweetheart

00:52:11.820 real estate deals. And so we, we people like you, people like me need to help make sure our kids

00:52:17.520 understand that what's going on is crony capitalism. And you're getting these neo-Marxist

00:52:22.840 socialist, you know, companies that are feeding the alligator and hoping that they eat them last.

00:52:27.800 And we all know, you know, your listeners know that every revolution will eventually eat itself

00:52:32.720 because the left, these banks, these money managers playing footsies with the far left,

00:52:37.480 they will never be far left enough for them. There's always going to be something else we'll need to do.

00:52:41.620 And eventually they'll destroy this country. And they're already on that path. That's why I'm fighting.

00:52:45.320 So when will you, when will you have an answer? And what does this path, if it does come back,

00:52:52.120 your research does come back and say, yeah, I think I can prove this. What does that mean?

00:52:57.060 Well, hopefully we, we've actually started the process and a lot of it, quite frankly, is,

00:53:01.960 is confidential by statute and no prosecutor worth of salt is ever going to say what they're going to do

00:53:08.040 before they get all the facts. But I assure you that we take this seriously and we've already

00:53:13.920 started to get some materials. We're reviewing it. And that probably will lead to more subpoenas

00:53:18.620 and more discussions. And I'm sure they're going to probably object to some stuff. And then we'll

00:53:22.500 probably end up in court somewhere fighting over what we can get or not get. And, you know,

00:53:26.740 we're hoping this moves quickly, but, you know, unfortunately the left has a phalanx of lawyers

00:53:32.740 and lobbyists and, you know, they try to make it, uh, you know, miserable for us. And, you know,

00:53:37.760 they, they've got the media on their side, everything else. And so they kind of play for

00:53:40.680 time sometimes. So we're going to do everything we can, Glenn, to, to move quickly on this and get

00:53:45.800 the other information. And, you know, like I said, a lot of it's, uh, legally and ethically. We can't.

00:53:50.640 Yeah. Yeah. I understand that. So Mark, I appreciate that. When I saw your, um, your op-ed in the

00:53:55.320 Wall Street Journal, I thought this is a great, uh, uh, a great angle to attack from, uh, we've

00:54:02.960 got to hit them on, on all fronts, quite honestly. And I, I think this one has a really good chance of,

00:54:08.740 of, uh, making a huge difference, but I will tell you, do not dismiss the pushback from the right.

00:54:17.060 There are a lot of these rhino Republicans and, and honestly, a lot of, uh, uh, capitalists

00:54:25.280 who think I can't tell the free market what to do. These are companies and they choose to do it.

00:54:30.140 This isn't the free market. This is not the free market by design. This is to usher in a

00:54:37.520 stakeholder from shareholder capitalism to stakeholder capitalism. Uh, so, uh, be, be very

00:54:44.640 wary of the Republicans as well. They have, uh, been holding things up in some States as well.

00:54:50.420 Absolutely. And I understand that. And that's why I made that reference to

00:54:55.420 crony capitalism. And, and unfortunately I think that a lot of times people see what's going on

00:55:00.400 with the sweetheart real estate insider deals and what's going on public universities. And so,

00:55:05.360 um, what we, we don't unfortunately have that free market. You do have certain elites. And like I said,

00:55:13.640 we're seeing this with the money managers and the bankers that, uh, actually have a lot of influence

00:55:17.960 and kind of pick and choose, you know, who gets to run for what office and all this other stuff.

00:55:22.700 And look, I look, Glenn, I, I'm a public school kid. I'm a first generation American. My family

00:55:27.460 fled communism. You know, I, I am playing with house money, living in the greatest country in the

00:55:31.760 world. So I don't back down from the fight, uh, and it's slow and steady wins the race and I'm

00:55:36.900 going to keep fighting. Well, thank you very much, Mark. I appreciate it. Mark Brinovich,

00:55:40.300 he is, uh, the attorney general from Arizona. Please keep us up to speed. We'll follow that story for

00:55:47.120 you. By the way, one more story kind of on along these lines, Facebook's parent company

00:55:52.440 meta has announced a new tool that will automatically delete posts containing misinformation before they

00:56:01.840 are published. Now I'd like to know what that misinformation is. Is it like a week ago? There

00:56:09.880 are no weapons of mass destruction, no bio labs, et cetera, et cetera, to this week? Yeah. It kind

00:56:19.460 of looks like we are involved. Is it that kind of misinformation that changes all the time?

00:56:25.480 Incoming posts, according to Facebook, incoming posts that contain content related, uh, rated by a

00:56:32.120 third party fact checker as false are declined before they are even seen in the group. The

00:56:40.580 suspension ability is an upgrade from Facebook's mute function, which can permanently prevent users

00:56:46.740 from commenting on a page. Now pages can temporarily suspend users for a set period of time. Communities

00:56:53.500 can only thrive as places to connect when they are safe. These new tools will help administrators

00:57:00.020 prevent the spread as myth misinformation and manage interactions in their group. The other updates

00:57:07.300 include the ability to suspend page members and automatically decline member requests from users

00:57:12.940 via the admin assist page. So they're working for you. And I'm sure this is going to work,

00:57:21.620 you know, for conservatives. Well, they might love us so much. They might even work better for us

00:57:29.540 than it does for those who support all the leftist causes. That's the way this always works for us.

00:57:37.460 Anytime, uh, there's this type of stuff going on. It always affects us in such a positive way.

00:57:43.080 It does. I can't think of any reason to stop it. Yeah. All right. Let me tell you about Patriot Mobile.

00:57:48.820 Ever take a minute just to stop and go through the list of companies that you do business with

00:57:52.740 every day in your head. Last night, I showed a chart of all of the companies that are involved.

00:57:58.660 By the way, this portion of the program brought to you by Coca-Cola, reminding you, if you're white,

00:58:04.900 you're a racist. Um, but, uh, all of the companies that we do business with, do they align?

00:58:13.140 I will tell you almost none of them. By the way, I hate the Walt Disney company. And I am the biggest,

00:58:23.460 yes, I am the biggest, you know me, right? I own, I own a lot of Walt's stuff. I love Walt Disney.

00:58:32.020 I hate the Walt Disney company. Hate them. Hate them.

00:58:38.460 Now you have gone to Disney approximately 115,000 times. Hate them. Never. Why? Hate them.

00:58:46.280 Did you see what the, what the, uh, CEO did yesterday? He was, I'm getting a, I'm, I'm getting

00:58:52.040 a word in my ear. Please do the commercial. Talk about this in a second. Well, this relates

00:58:56.940 pretty closely to Patriot Mobile and the stuff that they do. It does. Patriot Mobile is not

00:59:01.980 a woke company. They are a company that is wide awake. By the way, did you know that that was

00:59:09.420 another story I have to tell you? Uh, did you know that that was a big deal, uh, leading up to

00:59:14.260 Abraham Lincoln, the wide awake, uh, the wide awakers or wide awake club? Uh, anyway, it's weird

00:59:21.360 that it's coming back around now. Don't be woke, be wide awake. And Patriot Mobile is wide awake and

00:59:27.340 they are using some of the profits that they make to protect and defend the constitution,

00:59:33.820 to protect and defend the values that you believe in, to protect and defend a baby's right

00:59:40.040 to be born. First of all, they're a fantastic mobile company. Uh, they have the same towers.

00:59:47.040 They're on the same cell towers. You get same coverage. They're 100% U S based customer support

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01:00:22.500 Let me take some, uh, phone calls here. Donovan in Florida. Hello, Donovan.

01:00:28.960 Hello. How are you? Good. How are you? I'm just fine. Thank you. Thank you for having me on your

01:00:34.200 show. You bet. A minute ago, right? Oh, thanks. A minute ago, before you did your break, you said,

01:00:39.180 it's a show helping anybody. Am I, or am I just, it's just too much. You're helping. You're helping a

01:00:44.720 lot. You're helping so much. Um, I'll just give you two quick examples. I have a friend,

01:00:48.880 I had a light case of COVID and she looked at me and said, Oh, she goes, Oh, you're, you're,

01:00:53.480 you're, you have a light case because you got the vaccine. I'm like, no, I didn't get the vaccine.

01:00:57.660 You're an anti-vaxxer. Why would you say that? I mean, why, why would that enter your mind?

01:01:02.580 But it did because she has been preached the misinformation. Right. She posted,

01:01:09.720 I'm so glad I'm paying higher gas prices because I'm helping the people in Ukraine. That's like your

01:01:14.440 mom saying, eat your food. People in Ethiopia are dying. You're exactly right. You're exactly

01:01:24.680 right. Um, well, Donovan, I'm, I'm really glad that you get something out of the show. And what

01:01:29.700 I asked was, you know, this, the stuff we present every day is really hard. It's hard for me to die.

01:01:35.920 I came in in a good mood. And, uh, one of the staff members, one of the producers walked in

01:01:40.420 about an hour before the program and said, uh, how are you? I'm like, not good right now. I'm just

01:01:46.880 looking at all of the news. Uh, and it's tough. It's tough to do. I feel it's my job to tell you

01:01:52.780 the truth. We could talk about other things I'd like to someday, but it is my job to tell you the

01:01:59.060 truth and what is coming and to warn you. But I, if I can do something better, uh, to make it easier,

01:02:04.920 please let me know. Thank you. Let me go to, uh, Jason. Hello, Jason. Good. Good morning. How are

01:02:12.180 you guys doing? Very good. Thank you for taking my call. Um, I just filled up in New Hampshire on

01:02:18.360 Tuesday. I drive truck and I haul flatbed and I was bringing the load to Pennsylvania. It was four

01:02:23.800 64. I just filled up today. I'm back in Maine five 25. Oh my gosh. And I feel like I've won the

01:02:30.540 lottery because every time I feel my truck up, I must be rich. If I can keep putting fuel in this

01:02:34.660 truck, 525 is what you're paying. Well, and I just saw a sign that said 529 in Pennsylvania

01:02:43.380 usually runs higher, but, um, I have a fuel savings card cause I'm signed on with a company,

01:02:48.540 but, uh, basically the, the prices are going to go keep continue going up. And even on a separate

01:02:54.700 note with gasoline powered, I have a six four Hemi Ram and that thing gets about a nine miles to the

01:03:00.800 gallon. And I'm glad they will fill that thing up because this is all to push their agenda aside

01:03:06.240 from the war going on. This is all of them to push the agenda so they can push the electric cars.

01:03:10.880 So I'm just going to keep buying my fuel. I'm going to enjoy myself. And you guys,

01:03:14.560 I listened to you in the morning from nine to 12 and then I listened to Travis Clay and them 12 to

01:03:21.360 three. And then Howie Carr is great. Thank you so much for calling in Jason. I appreciate it. And

01:03:28.400 God bless you on the road. 525. Great. We should find out who's paying over $7. Anybody, anybody who's

01:03:36.560 paying over seven California, it's happening. Somebody's paying it. It's crazy.

01:03:44.720 The Glenn back program. We have Dr. Robert Malone on in about a half an hour and he's got a lot to say.

01:03:50.800 We're going to talk about the bio weapon labs. Anyway, uh, let me tell you about Tim. He lives in

01:03:55.840 Maine. Uh, he writes in about his dog sugar, her experience with rough greens after being a picky

01:04:01.600 eater. He says, I have been using rough greens now for close to two weeks. Now sugar's 10 years

01:04:06.480 old and has had a better appetite than I've seen in three years. The three years that I've had her.

01:04:11.920 Thank you. Thank you. Rough greens. Well, thank you, Tim, for taking such good care of your dog.

01:04:16.240 And I know exactly what you mean. Uno was exactly the same way before we started rough greens. I mean,

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01:04:58.240 The Great Reset is the new book by Glenn Beck. It's available in bookstores finally, and also at

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01:05:15.040 This is the Glenn Beck program. I want to talk to you here just a bit as a friend or, you know, I kind of

01:05:21.120 look at us as family. Whenever we meet, it's, it's always hard laughs and, you know, hug fests and

01:05:28.000 everything else. It's like meeting old friends or family. Um, and actually better than family. I mean,

01:05:33.280 I like this family much more than me. Really? You met my family anyway. Um, uh, the, uh,

01:05:41.760 I, I, I just want to talk to you as somebody who could be my neighbor or, you know, maybe I'm your

01:05:49.120 uncle or you're my dad or whatever. As we go forward, there's a few things that we have to do.

01:05:56.300 And one of those things is, uh, we have to understand truth and stand for the truth, especially

01:06:06.560 when it's hard. Oh my gosh, when it's hard. And my favorite American story of standing for when it's

01:06:11.960 hard is, uh, is John Adams with the red coats. I mean, everybody hated the red coats up in Boston.

01:06:22.540 They hated them. They knew that the British had stationed soldiers in Boston for the purpose just

01:06:29.080 of threatening their Liberty. That's it. Silencing any opposition to tyranny. He was quartering these

01:06:35.060 people in their own homes. They hated them. Not as much as I hate Disney and Woodrow Wilson, but

01:06:41.140 it would have been easy, easy to believe that the red coats had turned murderous. Uh, but John Adams,

01:06:50.740 John Adams thought that's too easy. So no other lawyer in Boston would take up their defense. None.

01:06:59.640 And it was a messy case. And I don't think he really wanted to do it. I think he felt obligated

01:07:04.540 to do it because if he believed in freedom, if he believed in what this country was going to be

01:07:10.220 all about, he knew you had to have the best defense available. So Paul Revere says this was unprovoked,

01:07:19.780 but no, actually the facts show that it wasn't unprovoked. It wasn't the British soldiers had

01:07:25.660 been accused of murder, but Adams argued that the facts pointed to self-defense. He became the most

01:07:32.520 hated man in Boston all because he refused to defer to the popular narrative. He was smeared. He was an

01:07:41.140 enemy to the cause of freedom, but he demanded truth, nothing more, nothing less. That is where

01:07:48.540 we need to be on all fronts. We have to support those who are speaking their mind.

01:07:55.240 We have to be people that speak their mind and run to the defense of people that even we don't want

01:08:02.880 to run to the defense of because the world is going to change. And I refuse to be a part of that change.

01:08:10.080 There's some good changes that can come, but we have to work on those because the changes that I'm seeing

01:08:16.800 are not in the favor of freedom. So how do we live our lives like people determined to be free?

01:08:27.900 Let me give you some good news. Last week, 17 Judicial Circuit Court ruled in favor of a nurse

01:08:34.880 named Sandra Rojas. She was told she had to resign or face termination for her refusal to refer women

01:08:41.780 for abortions and recommend contraceptives. Well, she was went to court with the help of

01:08:48.800 Alliance Defending Freedom. She won the lawsuit. This is really great from the Washington examiner.

01:08:56.640 The examiner, this might seem like a small case, but a violation of someone's conscience protection

01:09:01.540 of conscience protections should never go unchecked. This is an important win for the people of faith

01:09:07.140 who wish to sustain employment while holding true to their religious beliefs. Indeed, it is a win for

01:09:12.580 freedom. I think we are entering a time where it is going to be harder and harder to stand up for

01:09:18.320 your belief. It's just going to get tough. Are you willing to stand aside or are you willing to stand up

01:09:27.940 for what you claim you believe? Do you really believe it? Now is the time to find out some more good news

01:09:35.420 from Florida. The state legislature cleared a bill on Thursday night, last Thursday, that will shorten

01:09:43.200 the deadline for illegal abortion from 24 weeks to 15 weeks. South Dakota, Kristi Noem required women

01:09:50.160 seeking abortion inducing medication to see a doctor in person three different times in order to undergo the

01:09:56.000 procedure. The federal judge struck down the state health department rule with the same objective.

01:10:01.680 This bill will be enacted if they prevail in federal court. In Oklahoma, they have several bills going

01:10:10.440 on. The State House State House Committee on Public Health advanced a total abortion ban on Wednesday

01:10:15.560 that will be implemented by the Human Services Committee. They agreed on party lines to advance

01:10:23.160 five anti-abortion bills to the full floor for a vote. There was a ban on abortions once a heartbeat is

01:10:29.880 detected with the same enforcement tool as the Texas law. So if this if the Texas law makes it through the

01:10:35.380 Supreme Court, these bills will be enacted. Another bill called for a ballot measure to amend the Oklahoma

01:10:41.900 Constitution to stipulate that there is no guaranteed right to an abortion in the Constitution. In Idaho,

01:10:49.600 the Senate voted last Wednesday to advance a heartbeat bill that makes exceptions for cases of rape or

01:10:56.400 incest. It would also open the door for abortion providers to be sued by a patient, the unborn child's

01:11:03.780 father, grandparents, siblings, aunts or uncles up to four years after the abortion is performed.

01:11:10.660 And Wyoming, the House passed a piece of abortion legislation known as the trigger law. If passed,

01:11:16.880 it would ban abortion outright in the state in the event that the Supreme Court rules to uphold the

01:11:21.580 Mississippi abortion law in the Mississippi abortion law in June. That is really good news. Really good

01:11:27.340 news. We are moving in the right direction on some things. Now, California, New York, they will go the

01:11:34.860 opposite direction. They will if if this Mississippi law is upheld, New York and California will become

01:11:43.840 death states. They will go all the way probably after birth. And, you know, let them go down into hell. I'll

01:11:57.500 stand against them. But I'm not following with them. I want to be in a state that is clear standing for good

01:12:09.420 versus evil. Now, there's one other thing that I want to talk to you about.

01:12:25.680 According to the U.S. official birth data, there's been a steady decline in our national birth rate for

01:12:31.200 over a decade now. There was a 20 percent decline from 2007 to 2020. A 20 percent decline in births in

01:12:41.720 2020. The future looked pretty bleak. Our already slowing birth rate continued to plummet. The Brookings

01:12:47.500 Institute estimates we had 60,000 missing births in the early months of the COVID pandemic. So, you know,

01:12:55.680 we had nothing to do. Apparently, we weren't doing that, at least without some sort of a of protection.

01:13:03.560 We're not wanting to have kids. And that is because people are asking themselves, can I bring a child

01:13:12.440 into the world when it's such a mess? Do you think this is the first time anybody has ever asked that

01:13:20.320 question? I mean, I got bad news for you. We make it to the other side of this. Most of us make it to

01:13:28.280 the other side. Some of us will die for, you know, natural causes because we're old and fat and can't

01:13:35.580 walk across mountains or whatever it is we have to do. But we're going to make it. We make it. And we need

01:13:42.080 children on the other side. I feel bad for the people who actually believe that the world is on a

01:13:49.700 catastrophic, nothing can be done, climate change move where everyone's going to starve or burn to

01:13:57.120 death or drown or be in a snowstorm or a desert. I mean, can you imagine growing up and hearing this?

01:14:05.180 We have got to have children.

01:14:15.560 Young men are being encouraged to stay on the proverbial pleasure island far past their youth.

01:14:22.100 Free love movement. Why? Why would you settle down? Why would you settle down when you don't have to?

01:14:30.200 And women aren't interested in it. Females have been convinced they need to be more like men

01:14:38.120 and pregnancy is a is the ultimate betrayal of that idea. It will stop you from being a success.

01:14:47.180 Let me tell you something. Out of all the success that I've had, all of the experiences I've been able

01:14:53.100 to give my children, I would rather if I had a choice, I think I would have been much better off

01:15:01.280 being an average person living in a farming community that no one's ever heard of and struggled

01:15:09.100 and worked hard my whole life on a farm. My kids would be better off. Success, you will find as you get

01:15:18.800 older. Success is really only about children. It's, it is what we are born to do.

01:15:32.960 Parenting is not for everybody, but it's for a lot more people than are taking advantage of it right now.

01:15:38.920 We have got to get our population back on track. We've got to stop the scourge of pornography.

01:15:49.900 Our hyper-sexualized culture has just poisoned all relationships.

01:15:56.800 Kids grow up now. Nobody's taught them to be a woman. It's a difference between a girl and a woman.

01:16:02.480 And nobody has taught men to be anything but a boy. They encourage you to be a boy. Be a man.

01:16:09.980 And don't be afraid to stand up and say, I am a man. And there's a difference between Peter Pan

01:16:16.880 and a man. And there are obligations that men have to do.

01:16:23.360 I get on the microphone every day and I warn you that things are getting worse.

01:16:34.140 Please do not ever think that that is a reason not to have children.

01:16:38.400 If you have it in your heart to have children, there is no situation too bleak to forego parenting for.

01:16:46.000 You will regret it the rest of your life.

01:16:48.400 If you think your career will be more satisfying than a child, you are wrong.

01:16:55.920 My daughter said to me, Hannah, she was in college.

01:16:59.180 She said, Dad, I think he's the one.

01:17:03.180 And I said, how sure are you?

01:17:06.400 She said, I know he's the one.

01:17:08.680 And I said, then what are you waiting for?

01:17:10.480 And she said, well, because a girl in college getting married.

01:17:18.820 And all I said to her was, I can't believe my daughter is worried about the social norms.

01:17:25.340 You will never, never find anything greater than love except for children.

01:17:31.960 She got married.

01:17:35.700 I don't care what anybody said about it.

01:17:39.040 I'm glad.

01:17:40.620 And I'm also, I wish I would have had more children younger because now as I'm getting, you know, to a later chapter in my story.

01:17:51.440 I wish I could be around for their children and their children's children.

01:17:57.480 Do not wait.

01:17:58.820 Children are glorious.

01:18:03.720 Back in a minute.

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01:19:23.700 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:19:25.680 So I did a fascinating interview with Dr. Robert Malone.

01:19:51.500 He is the guy credited with the invention of MRNA.

01:19:59.780 And he's the guy also that he was on Joe Rogan and everybody had a cow.

01:20:06.400 So I did an interview with him for about 90 minutes last week.

01:20:10.940 It airs today on Blaze TV.

01:20:14.500 And you can watch it.

01:20:15.740 And it is, I mean, we cover everything.

01:20:17.620 One of the things that we started to talk about was chemical weapons, CRISPR, and everything else.

01:20:24.580 And, you know, what's happening in the Wuhan lab and, you know, all of this.

01:20:30.300 Well, we didn't get a chance to talk about the bioweapons labs.

01:20:35.380 And what is the difference between a bioweapon lab that doesn't have bioweapons?

01:20:42.520 What would be in these labs?

01:20:46.420 Are we involved?

01:20:48.340 And what can he tell us about that?

01:20:50.020 So he's going to join us here in about 10 minutes.

01:20:53.260 And you don't want to miss it.

01:20:54.520 He is a fascinating guy.

01:20:56.860 Fascinating guy.

01:20:57.640 Whether you agree with him on COVID or not, he is really fascinating and has been around.

01:21:06.020 Knows Peter Daszak, knows, you know, Anthony Fauci, ran in those circles, knows their arrogance.

01:21:15.240 It's pretty amazing.

01:21:16.700 He's going to be joining us here in a minute.

01:21:18.200 And also, if you are a subscriber to Blaze TV, you can get that podcast with him on Stage 19 now or any.

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01:21:38.380 Otherwise, it will be released wherever you get your podcast on Saturday, I believe.

01:21:44.860 Okay.

01:21:45.820 Coming up, Dr. Robert Malone.

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01:21:55.780 Huh.

01:21:56.300 Does that mean that Spotify doesn't?

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01:24:10.920 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:24:17.140 Hey, you remember a couple of weeks ago when none of us thought we would ever be in a nuclear

01:24:24.880 war and then all of a sudden we were like, wait a minute, what's going on?

01:24:28.340 Now we're worried about biological weapons that are over in Ukraine that maybe we had a lot or

01:24:39.080 some to do with.

01:24:41.140 So now the White House is saying they think that Putin might release biological weapons.

01:24:49.100 This is great, right?

01:24:50.700 I mean, why not?

01:24:53.520 Why not?

01:24:54.160 Just put another log on the fire.

01:24:56.640 We can handle it.

01:24:57.960 We can handle it.

01:24:59.320 You know what?

01:24:59.940 I think, though, I should point out, I don't think our government can handle anything.

01:25:05.400 I just had this sneaking suspicion that we could have just sent in some Navy SEALs with some

01:25:15.540 sort of a phosphorus grenade and vaporized everything in there.

01:25:19.520 But we didn't do it, even though we had way advanced notice that the Russians were coming

01:25:23.920 in.

01:25:24.580 Ha!

01:25:24.900 We are going to get to the bottom of this.

01:25:30.180 What is in those kind of labs?

01:25:32.560 What were we involved in it?

01:25:35.640 Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of mRNA vaccine technology, joins us in 60 seconds.

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01:27:24.640 Dr. Robert Malone, welcome to the program.

01:27:26.720 How are you, sir?

01:27:28.180 Hi, Glenn.

01:27:28.980 Good to hear from you again and to be on the show.

01:27:32.400 Yeah, I really enjoyed our conversation the other day, and it was really wide-ranging.

01:27:38.420 We focused mainly on COVID and things like that, but we did get into a little bit of bioweapons

01:27:46.460 that are coming.

01:27:47.740 One thing we didn't talk about are the biological research facilities in Ukraine.

01:27:54.920 Can we spend some time on these bioresearch facilities?

01:28:02.720 Yeah, of course, I haven't visited them.

01:28:04.700 I don't know exactly what's in there.

01:28:06.700 That's largely hidden.

01:28:08.140 But now we know that it's not just a conspiracy theory like PolitiFact has promoted that QAnon

01:28:16.140 is just a bunch of crazies, and there's no merit to this.

01:28:19.480 We now know that, in fact, these things existed and that we were funding them, and we have

01:28:26.640 our fingers all over it, and they are producing something that's sufficiently threatening that

01:28:33.340 the Undersecretary for Political Affairs, Victoria Nuland, is raising concerns that the Russians

01:28:42.560 might release that which were developed there, apparently, with U.S. involvement in some way.

01:28:50.620 Okay.

01:28:51.740 Aren't you involved in some way with the Defense Department on trying to neutralize?

01:29:01.400 And there's something, I can't remember from our interview, if there was something that you were doing

01:29:05.840 with Defense Department or USAID something?

01:29:12.600 I'm still, yeah, no, I've never worked for USAID, just to be clear on that.

01:29:18.480 Okay.

01:29:18.860 And, of course, the reason that you're mentioning USAID is that in the past it's been a front for,

01:29:24.820 let's say, gently intelligence community activities.

01:29:27.440 That's right.

01:29:28.000 Worldwide.

01:29:28.620 That's right.

01:29:29.060 So, no, I support and have supported in the past and work closely with Defense Threat Reduction

01:29:37.780 Agency, but always as a subcontractor.

01:29:42.300 Okay.

01:29:43.180 So, and I continue to do so through one of my subcontracts, but it's for clinical testing

01:29:51.200 of repurposed drugs or treatment of COVID-19 disease.

01:29:56.500 All right.

01:29:57.240 Let me play a clip of Senator Mark Rubio and Undersecretary of State Victoria Nuland.

01:30:05.020 Listen to this.

01:30:05.960 Yeah.

01:30:06.140 Well, I only have a minute left.

01:30:08.100 Let me ask you, does Ukraine have chemical or biological weapons?

01:30:16.000 Ukraine has biological research facilities, which, in fact, we are now quite concerned.

01:30:25.300 Let's stop for a second.

01:30:27.040 There's a two, that's a different question and a different answer.

01:30:30.100 Do they have bioweapons?

01:30:32.820 And the answer, very carefully thought out, was they have biological research facilities.

01:30:41.220 Tell me what happens, generally speaking, in a biological research facility.

01:30:46.500 So, what appears to be going on, well, a biological research facility is the generic term that

01:30:56.820 can apply to virtually any high-level university at any medical school in the United States.

01:31:02.640 It's like motherhood in apple pie.

01:31:05.540 Okay.

01:31:05.840 That's a phrase that means nothing.

01:31:07.520 Okay.

01:31:08.000 So, we know these are biological weapons, the third level, right?

01:31:15.040 Level three, biological research facilities?

01:31:19.600 Yeah.

01:31:20.140 Biologic safety level three, I think is what you're talking about.

01:31:23.800 And what happens in those?

01:31:25.980 I don't know whether there's any BSL-3 or BSL-4 facilities.

01:31:30.460 I would assume there's at least BSL-3, and I infer it's likely there's BSL-4 facilities.

01:31:38.000 BSL-3 is, BSL-2 is basically stuff that you can do on your bench in a normal open environment

01:31:47.140 that's, you know, undergraduates might work there.

01:31:50.760 BSL-3 level containment facilities have typically pass-through ante rooms.

01:31:59.160 They have reverse pressure so that any nasties that happen to be in there aren't likely to

01:32:06.400 be pushed out into the environment.

01:32:08.740 They have high containment HEPA-filtered hoods that you work within.

01:32:15.120 And you have trained personnel that are sufficiently educated so that they are less likely to cause

01:32:26.520 contamination.

01:32:27.600 Any material that comes out of there has to be subjected to high heat and steam, which

01:32:34.560 we call autoclaving.

01:32:37.360 So it's a series of physical, mechanical, and process barriers together with education that

01:32:47.020 allow, at BSL-3 level, procedures to be done that would involve agents and potential risk

01:32:55.140 to the general population.

01:32:56.940 You can have BSL-3 that's just working in cell culture.

01:33:01.000 It could be recombinant molecules and viruses.

01:33:06.200 And it can, you can include in BSL-3 containment working with various animal species, including

01:33:13.500 non-human primates as well.

01:33:15.080 So are the nasty, is the nasty war stuff kept in one of those in a three, level three?

01:33:22.420 That three is generally it would be four for the, for the nasty agents that are potentially

01:33:32.840 lethal or being weaponized for some reason would be a BSL-4.

01:33:38.420 Three is high containment research and development, but typically it's smaller scale.

01:33:44.880 And was Wuhan, that was a level two, wasn't it?

01:33:49.160 I'm sure they had level two there, but it's at least level three for a lot of that.

01:33:53.720 Any of these laboratory complexes will have a combination of level two, level three, and

01:33:59.500 in some cases, level four capabilities.

01:34:02.220 So can you tell me, because I think some of these scientists, I mean, look, I have no

01:34:07.120 problem with scientists at all.

01:34:10.280 Science is fantastic.

01:34:11.840 It gave us the life that we all live today.

01:34:14.640 But sometimes we should just say no.

01:34:18.380 And I know we had this discussion on the podcast of, you know, well, yeah, but the other guy's

01:34:23.200 going to do it.

01:34:24.400 And China is doing these nasty things.

01:34:26.800 But I always thought we were on the good side.

01:34:30.100 And I have a feeling that we're doing biological stuff and genetic stuff that isn't quite so

01:34:37.580 good.

01:34:38.480 And it also disturbs me that we seem to be messing around in biological labs all over the

01:34:46.320 world and maybe for the wrong reasons.

01:34:50.160 Do I have that right?

01:34:51.620 So the reason that I'm worried about this, and as you know, I sent you a copy, we put

01:34:57.580 out a substack yesterday about this, is that it appears that there's a pattern of outsourcing

01:35:06.500 our higher risk research and development to client states or outside facilities.

01:35:14.580 We certainly appear to have outsourced the EcoHealth Alliance work, in my opinion, that was involved

01:35:22.220 in engineering the precursor to this virus that we've been dealing with for the last

01:35:28.120 two years, SARS-CoV-2.

01:35:29.880 I'm convinced that that's a laboratory research product.

01:35:33.960 It's not a natural transfer, interspecies transfer from an animal host.

01:35:39.840 So now we have, I had no idea, apparently it goes back under Obama.

01:35:46.440 You remember Obama said, set the policy that we weren't supposed to be doing gain of function

01:35:51.100 research, but all from what I'm reading in the press, I have no direct experience or

01:35:57.120 knowledge, no firsthand knowledge.

01:35:58.940 But it appears that this policy of supporting these biologic research laboratories in Ukraine

01:36:08.580 was initiated under Barack Obama, the same person that said, we're not going to be doing

01:36:13.700 gain of function research in the, apparently in the United States.

01:36:17.420 I mean, I think at some point we're going to have to get to the bottom of what the authorization

01:36:22.480 chain has been, and it's probably classified fairly highly, but I'm increasingly suspecting

01:36:31.160 that the public face that we were not going to be performing gain of function research was

01:36:39.820 just that.

01:36:40.480 And it was a public statement that was inconsistent with policies and behaviors.

01:36:47.420 I think there's a reasonable chance that Dr. Fauci and the ditcher support for EcoHealth Alliance

01:36:55.300 was not, that that was not the consequence of rogue actors within the government authorizing

01:37:05.220 that, but that it probably reflected some policy position that involved the intelligence community.

01:37:12.500 I have to tell you, I don't know who to believe, and I've always known when it comes to defense

01:37:18.760 and things like that, there are things that we do that, you know, don't have to become public

01:37:23.940 as long as there's oversight.

01:37:25.520 I'm not convinced there's sufficient oversight on any of this stuff.

01:37:30.020 I don't think, I think our senators and congressmen that do have oversight, I think they're being

01:37:34.980 lied to at times as well.

01:37:37.480 Do you have any confidence that we're being told the truth, and where do you draw that line

01:37:44.920 in a free culture that has a right to know, you know, at least the representatives do,

01:37:54.600 and what needs to be held in secret?

01:37:58.800 I'm not quite sure how to answer that.

01:38:03.660 Do I have confidence that we're being told truthful information about biologic weapon research,

01:38:12.260 or let's call it dual function research?

01:38:15.300 Yeah.

01:38:15.740 Because that's the politically acceptable term for we're doing stuff that could be used for

01:38:22.940 weaponization, but offensively we're doing it for protection or for the purpose of identifying

01:38:30.280 ways that the bad guys could make bad things, and so we're making those bad things so that

01:38:36.740 we know how the bad guys could make the bad things.

01:38:39.080 It's a very convoluted logic.

01:38:40.920 For those of you old enough, and you may or may, I think you might be Glenn, and you might

01:38:46.920 remember Mad Magazine, which is why I put that clip in my sub-stack of the series Spy vs. Spy.

01:38:53.920 I do believe that we're in this spooky world where it's hard to discern truth.

01:39:03.180 Truth is absolutely not provided to the general public, and only limited versions of truth are

01:39:12.400 provided to congressional oversight.

01:39:15.140 I did find it fascinating, though, the clip that you were just playing goes on, and Glenn

01:39:21.320 Grenwald has done a great job dissecting that and dissecting all of the, quote, fact-checker

01:39:28.440 propaganda that was put out around it, and he makes the point that Rubio, quickly, if

01:39:33.860 you were to play that clip longer, interrupts the undersecretary abruptly and tries to get

01:39:40.120 her to change the topic as he's beginning to realize that she's spilling the beans.

01:39:45.600 So this implies that Mr. Rubio had awareness of the situation and did not anticipate that the

01:39:58.220 undersecretary would be honest in her sworn testimony, let's say.

01:40:02.600 All right, back in just a second with Dr. Robert Malone.

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01:42:02.560 So when the president says we're, we're worried that maybe Russia might release some of these

01:42:18.000 biological weapons, what, what would they release?

01:42:23.360 And what would be in these, uh, labs that would be an effective weapon that wouldn't just,

01:42:30.160 wouldn't just destroy Russia as well?

01:42:36.860 That's a good question.

01:42:38.140 So the, the statements coming out of, uh, Jed Psaki, um, you know, by reference to Biden, um,

01:42:47.240 regarding the risk of Russia releasing bioweapons produced in Ukrainian labs that we have helped,

01:42:56.140 uh, fund and train that's, you know, unpacking that.

01:42:59.820 That's what that statement reveals is there's an awareness.

01:43:04.320 Apparently it implies there's an awareness that within these labs that we've been involved

01:43:09.760 with, uh, enabling in various ways, there are, uh, pathogenic agents that could be potentially

01:43:18.440 released.

01:43:19.100 Now that would imply that they're highly infectious.

01:43:22.020 There's kind of two core strategies with biologic weapons.

01:43:26.320 Those that are infectious and can spread readily.

01:43:29.540 So you can have a small focus of release.

01:43:32.280 And, you know, if, uh, SARS-CoV-2 is a bioweapon, that would be a great example of that.

01:43:37.680 And then there's the bioweapons like anthrax spores or ricin toxin or, uh, the binary weapon

01:43:45.500 that, that I think you and I discussed the other day that I haven't disclosed what it's worth.

01:43:50.940 Um, I have something, I, I have something on that bioweapon, that binary bioweapon that,

01:43:57.660 that, um, Russia, the Soviet union was apparently developed working on them too.

01:44:04.600 Yeah.

01:44:05.140 So, so those are things that these, uh, toxin preparations of various types, uh, those are

01:44:14.000 things that have to be manufactured at scale and then they're deployed and they don't replicate

01:44:19.020 in humans and spread.

01:44:20.600 So there's kind of those two categories.

01:44:22.240 That's what I wanted to say.

01:44:23.880 Okay.

01:44:24.420 And the, the, the statement applies that there's, uh, awareness of the infectious type that exists

01:44:31.540 within these laboratories.

01:44:32.820 That's how I would pull that apart.

01:44:34.500 Okay.

01:44:34.940 Yeah.

01:44:35.100 Let's pull that apart here in, in, in just a second.

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01:44:41.280 And he's one of the guys that worked on the Ebola vaccine when Ebola came here and got that

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01:44:51.000 More with Robert Malone next.

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01:46:17.220 Yeah, we're just, uh, the Senate Intel Committee is, uh, having a hearing right now on Capitol

01:46:33.680 Hill and, and, uh, Senator Cotton just said, you know, what was up with the canceling of

01:46:38.940 those planes, uh, to Poland?

01:46:41.420 Yeah, that seems really weird.

01:46:43.520 Something happened there.

01:46:45.260 I don't know what it is, uh, but I, you know, I don't know where to get the truth on any of

01:46:51.140 this.

01:46:51.620 I don't believe our government.

01:46:54.380 I want to, but I don't, I don't believe the Russians, you know, this is the, this is the

01:47:01.020 time when things, when the chips are down, you need someone to tell you here, we have

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01:47:14.720 These people say this, these people say that you decide, but that's journalism and that's

01:47:21.880 long dead.

01:47:23.800 Um, this, this thing with the weapons lab.

01:47:26.980 Well, let me go to a, let me go to a guy who actually knows.

01:47:31.660 Let me give you his resume quickly.

01:47:33.420 Robert Malone, uh, us-based physician scientist who operates a consultant practice specializing

01:47:39.660 in advanced development of medical countermeasures for infectious diseases, vaccines, and drugs.

01:47:44.940 He has served as an assistant and associate professor of pathology and surgery, UC Davis,

01:47:49.360 University of Maryland, and the Armed Forces University of Health Sciences.

01:47:53.520 Core competencies include clinical development, regulatory affairs, project management,

01:47:57.700 uh, contract development.

01:47:59.740 And his medical degree is from Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine, completed his

01:48:03.920 HMS, GCSR, whatever that is, um, and scientifically trained at UC Davis.

01:48:10.960 He then was at the Salk Institute of Molecular Biology and Virology in the laboratories.

01:48:16.240 He is internationally recognized as, uh, kind of the guy who, uh, was behind the MRA vaccine.

01:48:23.920 He's the original inventor.

01:48:25.920 Um, also the DNA vaccination and multiple non-viral DNA and RNA and mRNA delivery technologies.

01:48:35.460 Yada, yada, yada, yada, um, 12,000 citation of his peer-reviewed publications and a hundred

01:48:41.500 peer-reviewed publications.

01:48:43.500 Um, so, I mean, the guy is, uh, the guy's a big player.

01:48:47.340 Uh, and, uh, we have a podcast that I did last week with him on COVID, and it's a fascinating

01:48:54.920 conversation, but the one thing we didn't get into, because last week it was a QAnon conspiracy

01:49:02.580 theory, and honestly, I never touched it because I thought, I don't know, and I, you know, I'm

01:49:09.580 going to go with, I'm going to go with the government on this.

01:49:12.660 Well, now we find out, we know about those biological laboratories, and most likely we

01:49:22.240 are involved in some way or another.

01:49:25.560 Um, so we just asked Dr. Malone, what could be there?

01:49:30.800 Anthrax, ricin, and that kind of stuff hasn't been used since World War I.

01:49:36.040 Um, and that doesn't sound like the kind of stuff that, you know, we would use or they

01:49:41.400 would use, what are you afraid of that might be there that is, uh, more of a, um, a COVID-19

01:49:49.640 kind of thing, except with real teeth?

01:49:54.700 So, the, obviously, a lot of us are worried about hemorrhagic fever viruses, Marburg and

01:49:59.980 Ebola are two examples.

01:50:01.960 Those are so hot, they're so lethal, that letting those things loose on a population is a bit

01:50:09.800 suicidal because you can't, you can't know how you're going to control it.

01:50:14.280 And there's, uh, you know, at this point, I think all bets are off about what could be

01:50:20.920 sitting in those environments.

01:50:22.540 I know the things that people have been working on and what has been the focus of the U.S.

01:50:27.740 DOD, many of those relate to what we would call incapacitating agents, things that make

01:50:34.000 you so sick that you can't fight.

01:50:37.100 But what might be unleashed on a population, there's a wealth of potential opportunities.

01:50:45.700 And of course, now we're in a new era where we have to, I can tell you that there's a lot

01:50:52.060 of discussion about weaponizing pathogens so that they're specific for different ethnic

01:50:58.140 groups based on their genetic background.

01:51:00.600 And that's being done by China with CRISPR, right?

01:51:05.200 With or without CRISPR, that, that is, uh, speculated to be a focus of Chinese research.

01:51:12.180 But in this environment, you know, if, if the way that this works is if we believe the

01:51:19.140 Chinese are doing it, then we're going to want to do it to see how viable it is.

01:51:23.800 Like I said, this is spy versus spy.

01:51:26.160 I don't think there's any black or white hats here.

01:51:28.500 I think there's a whole lot of gray and just because we're saying those bad guys over there

01:51:34.800 are doing it doesn't mean that we're not doing it.

01:51:37.900 In many cases, it means that we are likely to be, uh, let's say mitigating our risk by

01:51:45.500 assessing the threat.

01:51:47.160 Can we, can we do a couple of things like stop doing them in unstable countries or bad

01:51:53.480 countries?

01:51:54.000 Is it possible that we could do that?

01:51:57.160 Well, if you go to a quote, good country, uh, tell me which one that is.

01:52:02.180 Uh, I don't know if you, if you, yeah, right.

01:52:04.620 I mean, but yeah, so this, or at least how about this?

01:52:08.300 At least a country that we know the refrigeration is going to be kept on for a while and probably

01:52:13.100 not have an overthrow of their system.

01:52:16.100 Um, yeah.

01:52:17.780 So what, what is a country that is stable like that?

01:52:22.080 Uh, well, is it the kingdom of Saudi Arabia?

01:52:25.080 Where, where are we, where is there a situation now where we can have complete confidence in

01:52:31.740 political stability and not have to navigate the, uh, statutory requirements not to do this

01:52:40.000 kind of stuff, the treaty requirements.

01:52:41.980 So you, I think what is often going on with the intelligence community is that they are,

01:52:48.440 um, moving into these unstable political environments because it offers, offers opportunity.

01:52:57.060 And that certainly seems to fit the, the Ukrainian situation.

01:53:01.140 So then could we do, uh, could we take this step?

01:53:05.680 Whoever's there, give one of them a phosphorus grenade just as they're getting everyone out

01:53:12.880 the door, last one out, pull the pin.

01:53:15.840 Yeah.

01:53:16.560 I, I, the, the, yeah.

01:53:19.020 So this, this, it does appear to be a clown show to have these facilities in which, you know,

01:53:27.180 ostensibly nobody's doing bioweapons research.

01:53:29.880 But now that they're under Russian hands, we're afraid that they might've been doing

01:53:33.900 bioweapons research.

01:53:35.540 Why would we even be saying that?

01:53:37.220 We're either saying it for PR reasons, for more propaganda along the lines of making Putin

01:53:42.980 a boogeyman, or we know that there's something there.

01:53:46.660 And, uh, that's something we would know that because we've had our fingers in the pie messing

01:53:51.220 around with it.

01:53:51.900 So I, I, I, I just don't know what to say.

01:53:55.640 Uh, we're, we're in an environment where people feel that it's okay to do high risk,

01:54:05.620 um, research and development justified on the basis that, well, the other guy's doing

01:54:11.600 it.

01:54:11.840 So we have to do it too.

01:54:12.720 This is going to be the death of all of us.

01:54:15.040 I mean, this is so out of control, so sloppy, you know, every, every government, every time

01:54:21.900 there is a, somebody, you know, takes over a city or a country, they always burn the documents

01:54:28.360 and they burn the top secret stuff.

01:54:30.300 We didn't do that in Afghanistan and we left them stuff.

01:54:34.100 This administration has known for weeks.

01:54:37.400 They say they have that Putin was going in.

01:54:40.440 If we knew about these labs, shouldn't we had, uh, have some sort of responsibility to

01:54:46.440 go in and destroy those things.

01:54:49.260 We, we were alerted that there was going to be war in Ukraine in the second week in January

01:54:55.000 of this year.

01:54:58.880 Um, I'm talking about me personally.

01:55:00.580 Do we, do we, uh, I think we got into that a little bit in the, uh, podcast.

01:55:07.740 Do we, uh, uh, do we have a responsibility to go in?

01:55:11.800 Cause I think that's, that was the, that that's the cover story of why we went in.

01:55:16.440 We wanted to make sure everything was safe.

01:55:18.060 Don't we have a responsibility if we know that and we're there to go in and destroy this

01:55:23.080 stuff?

01:55:24.420 Uh, that term responsibility seems to be, um, irrelevant.

01:55:30.580 We're, we're an environment in which ethics and norms and what normal people would think

01:55:37.440 is right and wrong are irrelevant.

01:55:40.440 They're completely irrelevant.

01:55:42.580 It's an environment of if things can be done, they will be done because if we do do it, the

01:55:49.760 other guy will, that seems to be the logic.

01:55:52.160 And so the norms that you or I might agree on the norms that are, that are embodied in

01:56:00.060 the bio-warfare treaty, we seem to be in an environment in which both the Chinese government

01:56:08.060 and the Western governments don't feel constrained by those treaties anymore.

01:56:13.640 Okay.

01:56:15.380 Um, just two last questions.

01:56:17.620 I've got about 90 seconds here.

01:56:19.100 Two last questions.

01:56:20.080 Uh, one, are we going to find out that we, uh, well, that's a double sword there.

01:56:26.200 I mean, if we, we don't have any journalists to do it, are we going to find out what are

01:56:30.900 the odds that we are deeply involved in something in Ukraine that the American people, you know,

01:56:38.440 should know about if you use the metric that they act, they try to hide and, um, uh, do

01:56:49.340 this kind of propaganda campaign that we've seen where they're labeling people as extremists

01:56:54.140 or conspiracy theorists as their first limited hangout.

01:56:58.560 If that seems to be an indicator of guilt, frankly, when you see that behavior.

01:57:04.920 And so if, if you're asking me to look into the crystal ball and speculate, I would say

01:57:11.320 the probability is fairly high that there has been a listed activity ongoing in Ukraine

01:57:17.520 in those weapon labs and the U S government has in some way been party to it.

01:57:23.520 So, uh, I have, uh, I've, I've thought biological weapons and nuclear weapons.

01:57:29.580 I thought the world had learned their lesson that that would, that those were insane.

01:57:32.640 You just don't win.

01:57:33.580 And biological weapons, especially with something very contagious, that that's just insane.

01:57:40.140 Uh, but we live in an insane world.

01:57:42.540 What do you, if you now have technology where those weapons can be targeted based on genetic,

01:57:50.220 uh, links, which exist in different populations, then, um, that constraint is, is removed.

01:57:59.240 Do you believe we have those?

01:58:02.640 Now, all I know is that people that I know that are in this world have been talking about

01:58:08.620 that scenario now for a number of years.

01:58:12.320 And in the case of this virus that we're dealing with SARS-CoV-2, there's good evidence

01:58:19.300 that, um, there are certain, uh, gene clusters that are, uh, different between say, uh, Western

01:58:28.800 Caucasian groups and, um, uh, certain Asian, Asian ethnic groups that are influencing, uh,

01:58:37.720 the pattern of disease associated with SARS-CoV-2.

01:58:41.140 So we, whether or not it was intended, we have kind of a real world example that seems to make

01:58:48.360 the case that, um, these differences could be exploited and if they can be exploited,

01:58:55.780 they will be exploited.

01:58:56.880 Let me ask you the impossible $20,000 question.

01:59:00.120 And that is, how do you think this ends?

01:59:03.240 Do we, do you see somebody using this, any of these?

01:59:08.880 Uh, I think the, uh, the truth is the honest truth is the probability is, is reasonably high.

01:59:15.420 And that's why, that's one reason why we are in this box where we have to come up with better

01:59:25.060 technologies to mitigate this threat, these types of threats.

01:59:28.660 There's no question about it.

01:59:30.540 Well, I honestly,

01:59:31.940 MRNA is that solutions is, uh, has taken a setback.

01:59:36.400 A lot of, a lot of these folks thought that it was that solution.

01:59:39.500 Uh, well, I, I just, I have to tell you, um, my feeling is it's not the technology that

01:59:44.960 is posing a problem.

01:59:46.100 It is the people that are in charge that are posing the problem.

01:59:50.180 Um, thank you so much for, uh, talking to us.

01:59:52.400 Dr. Robert Malone, uh, inventor of the MRNA vaccine technology.

01:59:57.240 Um, you can find him at rwmalonemd.com.

02:00:03.700 He's been suspended from, uh, Twitter, but you can hear his entire podcast with me, uh,

02:00:10.240 different than what we just did, uh, tonight on blaze TV.

02:00:14.240 The portions of it will be up on YouTube, but it has been highly edited because of cancellations.

02:00:20.000 Uh, but you can watch all of it on the edited on blaze TV, and you can get it on your podcast

02:00:25.960 this Saturday, wherever you get your podcasts.

02:00:30.380 All right.

02:00:31.460 Um, it's a really good idea.

02:00:33.940 Uh, forget about the nukes and bio weapons and everything else.

02:00:36.640 What are we going to do about that?

02:00:38.000 Um, certainly not going to worry about it.

02:00:39.920 I will tell you that there are things that you can do in case of just a normal, you

02:00:46.840 know, average everyday dust bowl, uh, you know, something, uh, something where a lot

02:00:53.380 of people are going to go hungry because things have broken down.

02:00:56.820 I told you earlier this morning that, uh, what was it?

02:01:00.600 Uh, 18% of the wheat, uh, in the world is Russian 25%.

02:01:07.400 I think you could was Ukrainian.

02:01:09.660 Yes.

02:01:09.820 It was 43%, 43%, at least according to those estimates.

02:01:13.480 That's incredible.

02:01:14.620 I can't believe that's true.

02:01:16.220 That's crazy.

02:01:17.200 It's impossible, but that's a lot.

02:01:18.600 Bottom line is it's a lot of freaking wheat and a lot of people that are going to go hungry.

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02:02:01.060 Glenn back.

02:02:02.240 Join the conversation.

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02:02:05.860 I have one minute.

02:02:24.400 Kent in Texas.

02:02:25.600 60 seconds.

02:02:26.480 Go.

02:02:28.560 Glenn, thank you for taking my call.

02:02:30.000 It's a pleasure to talk to you.

02:02:31.220 Thank you.

02:02:31.420 I just wanted to comment on what you said earlier about, are you doing the right thing

02:02:35.740 every day?

02:02:36.520 I would much, much rather hear the bad news than no news at all.

02:02:41.100 I would much rather go throughout my day being informed than not being informed.

02:02:46.420 I lived through the Carter era.

02:02:47.860 I lived through 2008, 2009.

02:02:50.320 We are in a new time where information is at war.

02:02:54.000 And if we don't have the information coming from you, cut up with a spoon-style fork, we're

02:02:59.180 dead in the water.

02:03:00.600 Spoon-style fork.

02:03:02.160 Okay.

02:03:02.960 All right, smartass.

02:03:04.640 Get off my phone.

02:03:06.180 Spoon-style fork.

02:03:07.060 That's a good listener right there.

02:03:08.600 It really is.

02:03:09.520 That is a solid listener.

02:03:10.760 It is.

02:03:10.940 I'm sorry.

02:03:11.480 I'm going to have to cancel you.

02:03:13.220 Okay?

02:03:14.060 And I'm putting word out.

02:03:15.680 No bank will give you a loan anymore, Kent.

02:03:19.000 No.

02:03:20.760 Thanks so much for your call.

02:03:22.620 We'll see you tonight with that great interview with Robert Malone.

02:03:27.860 And we'll see you back here tomorrow for the Friday show.

02:03:33.220 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

The Glenn Beck Program - March 10, 2022

You’ll Live in Squalor, They’re Destroying Our Dollar ｜ Guests： Mark Brnovich & Dr. Robert Malone ｜ 3⧸10⧸22

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