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There is a lot to talk about today.

Speaker 5 We're going to start with what they're trying to do to the Supreme Court. It really kind of ties into what we talked about last night.

Speaker 5 If you watched my special last night on a color revolution i i'm convinced they're setting us up for one uh this this fall and it's it's gonna start kicking in here soon on our streets probably this summer um

Speaker 5 and then we're and then we're gonna go to new york and yesterday we told you about the the juror instructions that were given by the judge in the Donald Trump case up in New York. It's insane.

Speaker 5 We have, in fact, the Missouri Attorney General to explain how insane, how out of line these were. I've never heard that,

Speaker 5 you know, four people could go and say, yeah, he's guilty of this. And then four people could say, yeah, I disagree with that, but he's guilty of these things.

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Speaker 5 Okay,

Speaker 5 this is so out

Speaker 5 of control. We're going to start with what they're trying to do to the Supreme Court now.
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Speaker 5 This, I said it a couple of times in the show.

Speaker 5 We do not save the Republic if we don't know what's being done.

Speaker 5 You cannot walk blindly into the next six months. And I don't know anybody that is really laying it out like we're laying it out.
But once you understand the Rosetta Stone of what is happening to us,

Speaker 5 all of these stories make sense.

Speaker 5 Now,

Speaker 5 why are they going after the Supreme Court justices right now? They're going after Thomas. They're going after Alito.
They're going after now Amy Coney Barrett.

Speaker 5 Why?

Speaker 5 Well, you would say to get them to recuse themselves on anything Donald Trump, and that's what they're saying.

Speaker 5 But that's not it.

Speaker 5 They are destroying that institution because all institutions need to be destroyed, discredited, and made made to look fascistic.

Speaker 5 You'll notice if you're somebody who is honest and you haven't been, you know,

Speaker 5 co-opted by one party or another, our republic is in real danger. Either way we go, we're in real danger.
And I don't mean because of Donald Trump. I mean

Speaker 5 Will Donald Trump surround himself, and so far I think so,

Speaker 5 surround himself and listen to enough constitutional people to hold the line on the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. He did last time.
He talks again.

Speaker 5 He is an entertainer. Can anyone understand that? He uses hyperbole and he's an entertainer.
He's actually quite funny. If you understand,

Speaker 5 you don't take his words seriously, or I'm sorry, literally, you take him seriously.

Speaker 5 How many times did he say last time, you know what, I should just get rid of the, we should just abolish the license for the press?

Speaker 5 Well, there is no license for the press in the first place. And

Speaker 5 conservatives, I would hope, would be against that.

Speaker 5 So they try to make him into Hitler while they are making us into a semi-autocratic state. We are very close to becoming autocratic, meaning a dictatorship.

Speaker 5 All you have to do is either pack the court or attack the court.

Speaker 5 This is all part of a what's called a color revolution, something that we did with our tax dollars through the CIA

Speaker 5 all the way through the Cold War. And we all thought it was okay because we were fighting communism.

Speaker 5 But they never stopped. In fact, they found found a better way to do it.

Speaker 5 They went through the State Department and then all of these NGOs, I lay this all out last night, all of these NGOs that can do the work for the CIA and the State Department, but they work together and they have overthrown the Middle East.

Speaker 5 I didn't realize it at the time, but it wasn't, it was a few hours in

Speaker 5 when we heard that the White House had called Zuckerberg and everybody else and said, don't stop the social media, don't, because social media was part of it.

Speaker 5 That's how you have a color revolution. You have to co-opt the media.
You have to then have a semi-autocratic, not fully, a semi-autocratic government where you can say this is this is fascistic.

Speaker 5 Then you have have to have elections once you have all of the pieces and I laid them out there's seven there's seven pieces of this I'll explain it later if we have time but watch the show it comes out on YouTube today good luck with that

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Speaker 5 So what are they doing to let's start with Alito? Well let's start at the beginning. What did they do just a few months ago with Clarence Thomas?

Speaker 5 Clarence Thomas went on vacation with a friend and rode on his jet and that friend now this is going to come as a surprise to you Clarence Thomas went on vacation with somebody who is conservative.

Speaker 5 He didn't go with a deep, deep progressive. You know, he's never taken a vacation with George Sorrells.
Who would have thunk?

Speaker 5 So they go after him.

Speaker 5 Then they go after Samuel Alito.

Speaker 5 Now, this one is getting worse and worse and worse. What was it? First, we know that his wife just on January 6th flew the flag upside down.

Speaker 5 Well, that would be appropriate no matter which side you were on.

Speaker 5 And I think at least everybody I know in my circle of friends, and I don't have George Soros fans in my circle of friends,

Speaker 5 we were all horrified and thought our country is in real peril on January 6th. It would be appropriate for either side to have flown that on January 6th.
Okay, that's the argument we have been having.

Speaker 5 Okay, but I've got some new facts that have just come out, and it's quite interesting.

Speaker 5 Then we find out that she flew the Appeal to Heaven flag, which of course just means Christian nationalism.

Speaker 5 Well, it also was the ship, was the

Speaker 5 flag for all of the ships in Massachusetts.

Speaker 5 George Washington came up with a flag, and it was all really kind of about the lumber to make the sails and the masts of buildings and to be, I'm sorry, of ships so they could build ships and have these giant masts because we had giant trees.

Speaker 5 But

Speaker 5 let me tell you now what we do know on the Samuel Alito thing.

Speaker 5 What we just found out

Speaker 5 is that it's really not about the flags. It's not about January 6th.

Speaker 5 There's some neighbors of Justice Alito.

Speaker 5 Now I know what this is like to have neighbors who love you

Speaker 5 and who hate you and will do everything they can to destroy you. I know.
I lived in New York City.

Speaker 5 There was a woman that moved in. She's 35 years old.
She moved into her mom's house just a few doors down from the Alitos.

Speaker 5 She is a BLM activist, also

Speaker 5 a retired PBS executive. Okay.

Speaker 5 She decides to move into her mom's house with her boyfriend and their pandemic puppy. They needed a pandemic puppy because the masks, of course.

Speaker 5 So she decided that she was going to start picketing the Alito's house

Speaker 5 abort

Speaker 5 SCOTUS,

Speaker 5 fascist Alito. Alito was at January 6th.

Speaker 5 So she's picketing

Speaker 5 the Alito's house. This is before the flag.

Speaker 5 She then plasters her mother's front yard near a school with political signs that say F. Trump.
Trump is a fascist. You are complicit.
And then

Speaker 5 her daughter or her boyfriend called Mrs. Alito the C-word.

Speaker 5 She was a little upset.

Speaker 5 You know, especially your 70s, you're in your 70s. You're not living in Britain.
The C word is really

Speaker 5 probably the worst thing you can call a woman in America.

Speaker 5 That is when she hoisted the upside down flag. Their house had been picketed.
They had now somebody in the neighborhood across the street with absolutely no reason

Speaker 5 for children, no concern. And then when she brings it up, her or her boyfriend calls her the C-word.

Speaker 5 Yeah, I think I think I think that would be somebody that would say, you know what, our country has gone to hell.

Speaker 5 What the hell? What is this? We can't be civil. Because she went, after she took the signs out about Donald Trump and everything in the school, that's when she went to this woman,

Speaker 5 Mrs. Alito, and said, graciously, thank you for removing those signs.

Speaker 5 That's when she was called the C-word.

Speaker 5 Okay.

Speaker 5 All right. So it had nothing to do with Stop the Steal.
But

Speaker 5 did the New York Times until today even allude to that?

Speaker 5 No.

Speaker 5 No.

Speaker 5 No, we just heard about how the upside-down flag was flown on January or right after January 6th

Speaker 5 because she was a big supporter of riots right across the street from where her husband works. Makes a lot of sense.
Now, what else did we find out?

Speaker 5 Well we also found out that remember when we, Stu, we tried to tell you the story of

Speaker 5 the appeal to heaven flag?

Speaker 5 The first place I went was Wikipedia. And then I went to other sites to verify.

Speaker 5 But I quoted Wikipedia by saying it was a sign of

Speaker 5 distress that was used in the 60s. Do you remember that paragraph? Okay.
Used in the 60s. And then I said,

Speaker 5 and

Speaker 5 also now, blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 5 And I questioned that. We both questioned that.
I knew it from the 60s. I have never seen it anyplace else.
Do you remember? Okay.

Speaker 5 Well, now we know why.

Speaker 5 Wikipedia

Speaker 5 had edited the pine tree flag page, and it's still

Speaker 5 happening.

Speaker 5 On Wednesday it was just a normal flag. By Friday it was a symbol of Christian nationalism and right-wing extremism.
Now guess who used to run Wikipedia and set all the people in place?

Speaker 5 Who is the CEO of Wikipedia?

Speaker 5 The woman who is now running NPR

Speaker 5 that we've been talking about in conservative circles that is

Speaker 5 is

Speaker 5 so far left remember the guy from NPR said we're completely out of control and do you know where she worked before Wikipedia

Speaker 5 she was at the State Department

Speaker 5 where she was working in countries we were doing a color revolution

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Speaker 5 Listen, this country is going to have deep troubles. We are going to make it because there is an appeal to heaven.
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Speaker 5 Okay, so now we have Jamie Raskin,

Speaker 5 Democrat from Maryland. He's arguing that the Department of Justice could force Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and now

Speaker 5 Amy Comey Barrett off of any election case, anything about Donald Trump.

Speaker 5 He says, you know, the time has come where we just can't trust these judges to do the right thing. Okay, so what are they accusing now Amy Coney Barrett of doing? Well, nothing.
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Speaker 5 I mean,

Speaker 5 because he's just doing what John Adams did. If you want to look at Fox News as something horrible, a local Fox News station, oh, it's just the most evil thing ever.
John Adams represented the British

Speaker 5 when we were fighting the British.

Speaker 5 So he's just doing what he's supposed to do.

Speaker 5 A conflict of interest,

Speaker 5 well,

Speaker 5 maybe

Speaker 5 I don't think so. Could you have any more? Like, I don't know, what he does will help Amy become a bigger judge someplace else.

Speaker 5 Where we have the judge in New York playing all kinds of games just to make sure that he gets a conviction and making his daughter very, very famous

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Speaker 5 Welcome to the Glenbeck program. I am not an attorney, so I don't know, but

Speaker 5 the judge in President Trump's Trump's hush money trial told the jury that they don't even have to agree on the crime. They can all think, you know, I think his hair is a crime.

Speaker 5 You know, four of them, I think his suntan is a crime. And four of them can say, I think, you know, he falsified checks, whatever.
Whatever they think the crime is, because it wasn't really defined,

Speaker 5 even if they don't agree on the crime,

Speaker 5 if 12 of them thinks

Speaker 5 he committed some crime,

Speaker 5 well, then he's guilty. I've never heard that before.
I've served on a jury. I've served on a jury with multiple counts.
We had to discuss each count,

Speaker 5 and we found this person guilty on some counts and not on others.

Speaker 5 It would have been the easiest thing ever. We could have been done in 10 minutes if all we had to do was just, hey,

Speaker 5 these seven counts on this guy. Does everybody agree he did one of them?

Speaker 5 Yeah. Okay, we're out of here.

Speaker 5 Is this normal?

Speaker 5 Andrew Bailey is here. He's the Missouri Attorney General, kind of knows the law.

Speaker 5 Attorney General Bailey, welcome to the program.

Speaker 6 Thanks for having me on.

Speaker 5 So, again, I don't know the law, but this does not seem like the American way of justice in our courts. Am I wrong?

Speaker 6 No, you are absolutely right. This reeks of desperation by the prosecutor and the judge to obtain a conviction.

Speaker 6 If people were not previously convinced that this was an illicit witch hunt prosecution, they should be so now. This is insane.

Speaker 6 Look, since 2020, the United States Supreme Court has said that jury unanimity unanimity under

Speaker 6 in criminal law is required under the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution. It was not always that way.

Speaker 6 There were two states prior to 2020 that did not require jury unanimity under the Sixth Amendment in criminal trials, Louisiana and Oregon for lesser offenses.

Speaker 6 And the Supreme Court fixed that in 2020. And so for this prosecutor and this judge to say, hey, whatever you think, go ahead and do what you want.
It really, it violates the Sixth Amendment.

Speaker 6 It violates the president's due process rights. Because how's he supposed to know how to offer a defense defense if he doesn't even know what

Speaker 6 the target crime is that he's

Speaker 6 an element of the offense for which he's charged? But then also, it empowers this jury to become a roving commission. And again, that reeks of desperation.
They don't care.

Speaker 6 They're going to throw everything against the wall, listen to all this evidence, not give the jury written jury instructions, and just convict them of something, whatever you want.

Speaker 5 Well, there's, what is it, 32 charges, 32 counts, 34 counts.

Speaker 5 So if two of them believe, you know, well, he's guilty on number, you know, 29 and two of them believe something else,

Speaker 5 but they don't agree on the same counts,

Speaker 5 how is that justice?

Speaker 6 No, I think that's absolutely right.

Speaker 6 And again, it creates a roving commission, and that violates the basic constitutional tenets that underpin the due process clause and the Sixth Amendment right to a jury trial

Speaker 6 that has been incorporated against the state, and certainly at least since 2020. And again, again, I think it's desperate.
I think it's throw everything against the wall.

Speaker 6 You know, it also reminds me of there was a Roman Emperor who used to nail the laws to the highest point on the columns so that the Roman citizens wouldn't be able to read them.

Speaker 6 And that's a lot what this is like. I mean, the judge is saying, Jury,

Speaker 6 I'm going to charge you to find a crime, any crime you want, and I'm not going to let you read the jury instructions. Trust me,

Speaker 6 you guys just go back and pick something you want to convict them on.

Speaker 5 Okay, so tell me what the jury instructions mean, and why would he not print? Because I understand also that it is clearly printed all the time. So

Speaker 6 I've never tried a case where you didn't give the jury the jury instructions. And why would you not want to? Again, that's the law.
Judges determine law. Juries determine facts.

Speaker 6 And it's up to the jury to apply the facts to the law. And so in closing argument, the prosecutor gets up and says, here's the elements of the offense.

Speaker 6 Here's the evidence that proves each of these elements. And it's like a checklist.
and you tick down it, then you show them the verdict form and say, this is how you find him guilty.

Speaker 6 And if you're the defense, you stand up and say, the state didn't prove this. They don't have proof beyond a reasonable doubt of that.

Speaker 6 And it etches in the jury's mind what to look for in that instruction packet when they go back and deliberate.

Speaker 6 But how is the jury supposed to apply facts to the law if they can't see the law in front of them?

Speaker 5 Also, may I ask?

Speaker 5 When

Speaker 5 the

Speaker 5 oh shoot, he did something. Oh, in the closing arguments for the prosecution, didn't they introduce new evidence or evidence that wasn't presented and he let it ride?

Speaker 6 Completely objectionable, should have been stricken from the record, and the jury should have been admonished to ignore that. It's called fact not in evidence.

Speaker 6 It's one of the first objections you learn in any evidence class in law school.

Speaker 6 And to have the prosecutor for the state of New York, Matthew Colangelo, Alvin Bragg, having that team stand up and testify as if they're witnesses to facts that had not been introduced is completely impermissible.

Speaker 6 It demonstrates an abuse of the judge's discretion. It should have been stricken from the record.
The jury should have been demolished.

Speaker 6 But again, I want to go back to this idea of a roving commission.

Speaker 6 Think about our experience under colonial England, where general warrants were issued by magistrates and the British soldiers could search your home and quarter in your home for no basis whatsoever, just on any level of suspicion.

Speaker 6 And you didn't even have to be charged with an actual offense that you would then be able to defend against. Vague allegations were sufficient to jail you.

Speaker 6 And so the founders erected these constitutional barriers to that kind of government intrusion into our individual liberties.

Speaker 6 And again, the Sixth Amendment requires jury unanimity, which has been violated here, but it also prevents a, the due process clause also prevents a roving commission where the law is so abstract that the jury can roam freely through the evidence and choose any facts it wants to create liability.

Speaker 6 That is not the that again is not what this country is founded upon. That violates the president's constitutional rights.

Speaker 6 And it, once again, just demonstrates this was never about a legally valid conviction. This was never about an actual crime.
There is no crime.

Speaker 6 This was always about taking President Trump off the campaign trail, and that ends up violating all of our rights.

Speaker 5 Okay, so Andrew,

Speaker 5 I'm

Speaker 5 thinking about why this guy would do this, because I would would imagine this is a slam dunk

Speaker 5 overturn.

Speaker 5 Wouldn't it be?

Speaker 6 Absolutely. Absolutely.

Speaker 6 It should have been dismissed at the close of state's evidence for failure to actually prosecute a criminal offense, failure to offer proof beyond a reason to bull doubt on some of the elements.

Speaker 6 It then should have been dismissed once again at the close of all the evidence. This should have never even gone to the jury.

Speaker 6 And the fact that they've now rigged the jury process to avoid the unanimity requirement and to create this roving commission just once again is one more piece of evidence to prove the illicit nature of the witch hunt prosecution.

Speaker 5 So do you believe this was done possibly

Speaker 5 do you believe this was done possibly

Speaker 5 because they just want the felon name after and then just dispute, well, it was some you know, conservative court that overturned it.

Speaker 5 You know, we know the truth.

Speaker 5 that's the only reason I can think of why you would do this. Why would a judge want to be overturned, especially when it is so clearly going to be overturned?

Speaker 6 Glenn, I think you're absolutely right. I think two other points to make here.
Again,

Speaker 6 the process and the timing. I mean, this is a crucial period when President Trump needs to be courting the electorate in public, and instead he's tied down in a Manhattan courtroom.

Speaker 6 But secondly, think about how long an appeal takes. That doesn't happen overnight.
I mean, to the extent he is convicted, to the extent they obtain an illegal, illicit conviction this week or next,

Speaker 6 sentencing will be pushed out 45 to 60 days

Speaker 6 at most. And then an appeal is going to take a year or more.
And so this takes us in, even if President Trump

Speaker 6 is elected president, this will haunt him and this will undermine the first few years of his administration. This is

Speaker 6 they've poisoned a well that we'll be drinking from for years from now.

Speaker 5 I mean, you want to talk about the end of the Republic. It's this kind of stuff that ends the Republic.
You don't win. And because it's not just about him.

Speaker 5 This goes back to what Stalin created, what the king, King George created. Find me the man, I'll find you the crime.

Speaker 5 You know,

Speaker 5 there is no justice if things like this happen. One last question.

Speaker 5 I served on a jury once and

Speaker 5 it was a serious case, but not

Speaker 5 not a murder or anything else.

Speaker 5 But it was

Speaker 5 abuse of a wife. And

Speaker 5 we had, I don't know how many charges, and we kept calling the judge in because we thought the judge was our friend and fair.

Speaker 5 And we'd ask him, and he'd say,

Speaker 5 I can't tell you that. I can't tell you that.
Here are the instructions. You have to go.
And we'd call him back in. I can't tell you that.
Here are the instructions. And we couldn't agree on

Speaker 5 all of the counts. And so we ended up on, I think, on maybe two counts out of eight or something like that, because we were split.

Speaker 5 If we would have been able to say, oh, you four want this, and you four think that case and that four think this, we would have been out of there by now.

Speaker 5 Does it say anything that they have such a wide berth to agree on anything, and

Speaker 5 it takes them a while to

Speaker 5 get through this. I mean, I would have been done.
We would honestly, if we had those instructions, we would have been done the first day.

Speaker 6 Yeah, I mean, that's right.

Speaker 6 And again, that's why jury unanimity is so important to our institutional structure, to our individual rights, you know, and also the due process clause to prevent that kind of roving commission.

Speaker 6 I mean, the prosecution's case here is best summed up as there is no crime, so let's see how much garbage we can throw on a wall, see if any of it sticks, and try to convince someone that it's criminal behavior.

Speaker 6 And the judge is going to collude with us, not allow the jury to see the law, and then agree that, yeah, you are a roving commission. Anything you want to find that's criminal, it's a grab bag.

Speaker 6 You pick it, you choose it. You don't have to agree.
Let's get out of here with a conviction as fast as we can.

Speaker 6 It undermines the credibility of our criminal justice system.

Speaker 6 I also think it's dripping with irony that this is happening in a state like New York where they're they're not prosecuting actual criminals. I know.

Speaker 6 I mean, this is a state that prides itself on criminal justice reform and, you know, bail for everyone with a cashless bail for everyone.

Speaker 6 And one standard of justice is Alvin Bragg's monster on his website. I mean, how can he even look at himself in the mirror and keep a straight face with that kind of nonsense going on? I'm sorry.

Speaker 5 No, I promised one last question, but again, one last question. The jury just sent the judge a note.

Speaker 5 They want to reread the instructions, beginning with how they should consider facts and what inferences can be drawn. What do you take from that?

Speaker 6 I think that's problematic. It means that they know that they don't have direct evidence to prove some of the elements of the offense.
But remember,

Speaker 6 there are two attorneys on that jury, and those attorneys are telling them, look, we don't need direct evidence.

Speaker 6 Circumstantial evidence, which includes reasonable inferences, is sufficient to obtain a conviction. So it means they're stretching.
And

Speaker 6 I think it's a reasonable inference for us as outsiders to draw that those attorneys are inviting that jury to stretch and use circumstantial evidence to try to find any crime.

Speaker 6 Jeez.

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Speaker 5 a sars light virus now reached the united states really came from a market that sold seafood and put the mask back on i want to tell you a little something about trust it may be the most important thing you can have in this life can i not clearly explain the circle of trust to you greg no trust no healthy relationships no trust you're paranoid at work no trust in God, no faith, no trust, and every institution will crumble.

Speaker 5 We've lost trust, all of it. And not just in America, throughout the entire damn world.
And it's really no mystery why.

Speaker 5 They lied to us over and over and over and over and over again. The NIH has not ever and does not now fund gain of function research.
We didn't give them this much power.

Speaker 5 They took it with all those lies and they still are. We did fight back.
We may not agree with them but the rules are the rules. And we still are.

Speaker 4 FDNY personnel who oppose the mandate are making their feelings known.

Speaker 5 But they have so much control with blackmail, lies, manipulation, money.

Speaker 5 Their slimy, evil tentacles.

Speaker 5 are wrapped around every institution, every avenue that could possibly lead us to truth. Every avenue, but this one.

Speaker 5 We're just one of the few that refuse to submit, refuse to bend the knee, refuse to let this COVID catastrophe go unanswered.

Speaker 5 Because without trust, this nation fails. And the only way to restore trust is with a little bit of truth.

Speaker 5 It makes me very uncomfortable to have to say something, but he is egregiously incorrect in what he says. Thank you.

Speaker 3 History will figure that out on its own.

Speaker 5 Truth is the only way to restore this nation and to restore every fiber of freedom that runs through it.

Speaker 5 So tonight, we expose the truth of what happened.

Speaker 5 Not only the origin, the moves, the players involved in this entire pandemic narrative that is destroying us, but we'll show you the cover-up of all of it as well.

Speaker 5 Tonight,

Speaker 5 crimes or cover-up, exposing the world's most dangerous lie. Now, that was 2001.
And let me give you 60 seconds of what we talked about in 2001. What we knew by piecing things together without

Speaker 5 really anyone releasing documents. Listen.

Speaker 5 And this is why it's a cover-up. We know that U.S.
taxpayer dollars were going to Wuhan, China through EcoHealth.

Speaker 5 So here we have a virology expert that claimed the consensus among their peers was that COVID was not natural.

Speaker 5 Part of his research was done via funding from the US government to Peter Dasek and EcoHealth Alliance directly to Dr. Xi in China.

Speaker 5 He responds with, quote, I spent New Year's Eve talking with our China contacts. I've got a lot more information, but it's all off the record.

Speaker 5 All find the genome inconsistent with expectations from an evolutionary theory. That means this was lab-made.
Two days prior, he said COVID looked like it was manipulated in a lab.

Speaker 5 These are the conversation people like Fauci were having in private. Meanwhile, in public, they were denying everything and diverting attention.

Speaker 5 The dangerous sentences that were redacted and that quote, there was a suspicion that this mutation was intentionally inserted wait what

Speaker 5 if scientists and journalists spoke out a bit about any of this they were silenced immediately we were demonetized for a very long time because this network would not play the game there was too many things wrong in 2021

Speaker 5 uh i did a special just connecting the dots. There's one man, and I think he deserves an awful lot of credit, Rand Paul, who was like a dog with a bone, being a doctor and a senator.

Speaker 5 He didn't have to play those games. And he knew Fauci was lying.
Now, with Matt Kibbe,

Speaker 5 some...

Speaker 5 Some people are going to pay. Matt Kibbe is a Blaze TV host of Kibbe on Liberty.
He's also the president of Free the People, who we have partnered with to air tonight's documentary

Speaker 5 all about the cover-up as it comes crumbling down. My friend, Matt Kibbe, how are you?

Speaker 3 I feel like we've been working up to this moment for years. Yeah, we have.

Speaker 5 And people,

Speaker 5 nobody thinks anybody's going to pay, but I actually believe

Speaker 5 because of what you're going to start showing tonight

Speaker 5 And with Rand Paul, there's no, it's going to happen.

Speaker 3 You know, you were right to

Speaker 3 your special in 2021 was one of the triggers that my wife would tell you that you've made her life insufferable because

Speaker 3 I'm just obsessed about this stuff.

Speaker 5 I know, right?

Speaker 3 And I've been obsessed now for four plus years.

Speaker 3 And I started off just having sort of a libertarian instinct that these authoritarian measures just didn't make sense and they were going to create so much collateral damage.

Speaker 3 But when you start going down the rabbit hole, you peel away the layers of the onion and it's something so much bigger than me as a cynical libertarian that always expects government to screw up.

Speaker 5 Oh, no, this is. But now

Speaker 3 I'm seeing this big thing and I don't have a chalkboard, but I have one of those crazy quilt things where you use yarn to draw one line to another.

Speaker 3 And that was really

Speaker 3 a lot of inspirations for the series. A lot of conversations I've had both on camera and off with Rand Paul, who also was a dog with a bone that just wouldn't let Fauci get away with it.

Speaker 3 I mean, he's a doctor, so he instinctually

Speaker 3 could understand some of the claims just didn't make sense. Correct.
Me as an economist, I'm way outside of my lane now, but we all had to become

Speaker 3 epidemiologists, right?

Speaker 5 Well, we all, we,

Speaker 5 the one thing we had in common, you and I, at least, you know, because you're in a commas. I'm just an alcoholic DJ that just found himself here.

Speaker 5 But the one thing we had in common was it doesn't make sense. And when it doesn't make sense, you can either sit in your little hole and dream up, you know, conspiracies.

Speaker 5 Or you can start digging and looking for the facts. And Matt, I had, at the time, you know this because you watched it.

Speaker 5 At the time, I had just enough of their conversations um and enough of wait a minute this guy went into the meeting these two went into the meeting and

Speaker 5 they changed their mind and they were hardcore why did they change their mind wait a minute this email redacted looks as though fauci and and Dasik are

Speaker 5 colluding to change the narrative and they know what's going on. Now you have the goods.
Tell me what you have found and what is now available.

Speaker 3 So, I mean, and it's been a pretty banner couple weeks on this stuff because a lot of Fauci's deputies are

Speaker 3 starting to

Speaker 5 talk.

Speaker 5 I think they know there is trouble coming.

Speaker 3 Right. They know that trouble's coming.
So we now, we had a former NIH director announce

Speaker 3 in testimony that of course we were doing gain of function research.

Speaker 3 So pretty much a smoking gun where Fauci is constantly calling Senator Paul

Speaker 3 the oversight, the responsibility, the constitutional responsibility, you have a mid-level bureaucrat calling him a liar. I'm like, okay, there's something there.

Speaker 3 So you just start to unweave these things.

Speaker 3 And the scary thing about this, this series is really trying to be open-minded about how far we're going to go.

Speaker 3 But I think this is a story much bigger than simply rogue bureaucrats chasing money and power. It's much bigger than even sort of arrogant scientists saying,

Speaker 3 I can redesign

Speaker 3 these viruses and not cause anything else.

Speaker 5 It's more powerful than God or nature.

Speaker 3 You're just peeling it back. And

Speaker 3 this is what Jay Bhattacharya tells me in the first episode. This wasn't a public health response.
It certainly wasn't a scientific response. It probably is a national security response.

Speaker 3 And why are they even involved? And that's to me.

Speaker 5 Wait, wait, what do you mean by that? It's a national security response. I mean

Speaker 3 that the actors, and we still don't know who they all are,

Speaker 3 don't work at NIH. They don't work at the CDC.

Speaker 3 They work in the alphabet agencies, starting with Homeland Security.

Speaker 5 Fill me in on that, because I didn't see that coming. I thought we were going to go to the Pentagon.
Tell me about Homeland Security.

Speaker 3 Well, Homeland Security, FBI,

Speaker 3 maybe the CIA, but

Speaker 3 they use words that don't explicitly say CIA.

Speaker 3 But it's funny, you've...

Speaker 5 Really? The CIA wouldn't be clear on something?

Speaker 3 You slipped up earlier and said 2001 instead of 2021,

Speaker 3 which was a Freudian slip, because I think this story goes back to the response to

Speaker 3 anthrax and the response to the war on terror and a bipartisan obsession with bioterrorism, both Cheney in the Bush White House,

Speaker 3 Joe Biden, a a guy you may have heard of before, who was...

Speaker 5 And he occasionally has heard that name before. Yeah.

Speaker 4 I don't know.

Speaker 5 I know that name for some reason. I don't know if he would recognize that.
I know.

Speaker 3 But we're discovering, I believe, and uncovering a mad science experiment driven by the security agencies to come up with this grandiose mad science experiment where we're going to imagine what our enemies might do to us.

Speaker 3 We're going to go harvest those viruses. We're going to manipulate them.
And then we're going to come up with a solution to everything.

Speaker 5 Okay, so wait. But,

Speaker 5 you know, people don't understand. Congress got to do something.
No, that's the

Speaker 5 Constitution is meant to slow people down because there's something happens and you're like, we've got to act now.

Speaker 5 No.

Speaker 5 But can you give anyone at that time, if that's where you believe this starts, the benefit of the doubt that they honestly thought maybe they were doing the right thing?

Speaker 3 Oh,

Speaker 3 I think we should still assume that

Speaker 3 arrogant and misguided people with too much power and too much belief that they're smart enough to do such wild, crazy things

Speaker 3 were explicitly trying to come up with a response to some biosecurity threat. Remember, anthrax was a scare,

Speaker 3 And

Speaker 3 we didn't know who did it or why they did it. And we probably still don't know who or why.

Speaker 3 But they were saying, we need a response.

Speaker 3 What if our worst enemies come up with a deadly virus and destroy us?

Speaker 3 You have to ask how we ended up in China building dangerous viruses. You do.

Speaker 3 But I think, and I think Jay Bhattacharya, who I talked to in this first episode, he believes that it was a well-meaning but catastrophically dangerous and stupid policy.

Speaker 5 And I think if

Speaker 5 Fauci would have come out right away and said,

Speaker 5 we were involved, we were doing this. It's probably at least a chance of that, but we were well-meaning.
He would have paid a big price for it because it was against the law.

Speaker 5 But people would have kind of understood.

Speaker 5 But the minute he started being draconian and making us pay for his life, he was doomed. Yeah.
Doomed. Yeah.

Speaker 3 So I think there's two pieces to that. He's obviously being a consummate apparatchik.
He's a bureaucrat. He's a climber.

Speaker 3 He's politically savvy on TV. He knows how to lie well.

Speaker 3 But I also think there was this

Speaker 3 philosophical,

Speaker 3 ideological bent that all of these central planners had.

Speaker 3 They actually believe that they can rationally redesign civil society from the top down, giving scientists and other experts all the power. This is the whole basis.

Speaker 5 Civil society 2.0. Yeah.
That's the whole color revolution thing. They can redesign.
It's the Fabian socialists.

Speaker 5 It goes all the way back.

Speaker 3 I mean, the entire progressive movement was this arrogance, right? But it goes back before that. The guy that founded socialism, a French aristocrat,

Speaker 3 he actually had this vision where he would replace civil society with a council of scientists. Correct.
And they would just rearrange the dominoes and we're just molecules, I guess, in this scenario.

Speaker 5 Right. All right.
More in just a minute. This episode, by the way, it's a pilot episode tonight.
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Speaker 3 He said that to me yesterday.

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Speaker 5 So

Speaker 5 the arrogance

Speaker 5 of Fauci,

Speaker 5 is there any

Speaker 5 evidence

Speaker 5 of not just power and this, I mean, I'm afraid the same thing is happening with AI, the scientists of AI. They just think we can handle it.
We'll be fine.

Speaker 5 But

Speaker 5 was there any motivation on money? Was he covering more than just the lies of, yeah, okay, I'm breaking the law?

Speaker 3 Well, there's a whole web of money starting with, like, everyone wonders why he's the most highly paid government employee.

Speaker 3 It goes back to 2001 and this massive expansion of the NIAID budget because they shifted from public health to biosecurity.

Speaker 3 that the money just flowed, and he effectively sat on top of this massive pile of research funding that goes to private institutions, universities, all of that.

Speaker 3 It allowed him to centralize everything.

Speaker 3 And Rand Paul has been a total pit bull on this kickback scheme where the same people who are supposedly taking responsibility for vaccine safety, for instance, are also earning intellectual property.

Speaker 5 payments

Speaker 3 for the invention.

Speaker 5 Nothing could go wrong with that, of course. No.

Speaker 3 But this this is like

Speaker 3 for all of these actors, and we get into the university system and the censorship industrial complex and the national security agencies, it's all about cash flow.

Speaker 5 All right. So let's go into the

Speaker 5 cover-up

Speaker 5 and who is involved in all of it and

Speaker 5 the likelihood that they're going to pay. Serious people are going to pay a serious price.
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Speaker 5 Anthony Fauci's house of cover-up is crumbling down.

Speaker 5 And

Speaker 5 who's the biggest

Speaker 5 criminal do you think that's in this?

Speaker 5 Is it Fauci?

Speaker 5 Who was the mastermind behind all of this?

Speaker 3 Everything we know so far shows that Fauci is orchestrating both the research, the dangerous research, and then the cover-up when it blows up in his face.

Speaker 3 But this was one of the inspirations as I asked Senator Rand Paul on my show, who's Fauci's boss? Who does he report to?

Speaker 5 And what does that mean exactly?

Speaker 3 Well, we know that Fauci was secretly going to visit the CIA during all of this, and it was off-book.

Speaker 3 But we also know that Fauci himself and his budget is financed under

Speaker 3 the mantra of national security.

Speaker 5 Right.

Speaker 5 And we also know, which terrified me, that DARPA turned him down. Right.
You know, he's like, when DARPA won't do anything when they're like,

Speaker 5 oh, man, that's like, whoa. Yeah, that's scary.

Speaker 3 That sounds crazy.

Speaker 3 And that's the problem. And once you get into these questions about national security and intelligence,

Speaker 3 everything is redacted. Nothing is accountable even to guys like Senator Rand Paul.
He's been trying for years to get some answers on this.

Speaker 5 How is this possible that

Speaker 5 because we are a citizen-run republic? You know, I am reading this book by Annie Jacobson that is about nuclear war. Have you seen it? No.

Speaker 5 It's unbelievable. And no one is allowed to advise the president in those six minutes he has to make the decision.
Pentagon can't do it. No

Speaker 5 chief of staff, or not the chief of staff, but joint chiefs, they can't do it. Only the Secretary of Defense, because they're elected by the people.

Speaker 5 That's who we are. Launching missiles, the government,

Speaker 5 the military can't even advise.

Speaker 5 How is it this kind of stuff can happen and no oversight can be had into our secret organizations?

Speaker 3 Our government has gotten so big that, and you can just read this in these emails, they don't think they work for us. And they're not accountable to us.
They're not fireable.

Speaker 3 They can't be held accountable. So that's what's so interesting about what's happening right now is that some of them are.

Speaker 3 And the question is, will Fauci be the fall guy for somebody far up the food chain from him? Or does it end with him? Was he a rogue agent that just went too far and broke too many rules?

Speaker 5 They will try to make it.

Speaker 3 That's what they'll try to tell us. I don't believe that.

Speaker 5 I don't either.

Speaker 5 Do you know who Ken Albeck is? Is it Aliyebek? I can't remember.

Speaker 5 He wrote the book. Gosh, what was it? I interviewed him

Speaker 5 15 years ago. Biohazard?

Speaker 3 Biohazard.

Speaker 4 A chilling true story of the largest covert biological weapons program in the world.

Speaker 5 And it was in the Soviet Union. And

Speaker 5 he defected as soon as he could. And

Speaker 5 he just talked about how terrifying because they just do anything. They just try anything.
And even if somebody on their staff got sick, they'd be like, this is fantastic. It's going to mutate in him.

Speaker 5 You should talk to him because he's been inside of one of those things.

Speaker 5 And I wonder what he sees in this and all of the because

Speaker 5 they were taking the same kind of, they were trying to weaponize Ebola back in the 80s.

Speaker 5 And

Speaker 5 I wonder if we're not trying to find the cure for Ebola by playing with it.

Speaker 3 I'm trying to stay open-minded, but that's essentially

Speaker 3 my theory.

Speaker 3 The theory of the investigation is that's where it's going to lead us.

Speaker 3 And when you go down this rabbit hole, you discover that the national security apparatus, at least going back to the Cold War with the Soviet Union, was doing all sorts of mad science experiments.

Speaker 3 Oh, yeah. MK Ultra, Operation Paperclip, when they bring Nazi scientists over to the United States.

Speaker 5 You know, I'm so interested in hearing your view on this. I have been, for the last couple of years,

Speaker 5 in seeing this and then seeing the culture of death that we're promoting now and the way we are traveling down exactly the same road.

Speaker 5 I wonder if,

Speaker 5 you know, having even Werner von Braun

Speaker 5 come over to the United States, he put us on the moon.

Speaker 5 I think Operation Paperclip was the most, it was the biggest mistake perhaps we've ever made in thinking we could advance with evil people.

Speaker 5 Because I think these people came over, dropped the Nazi thing, but we're doing exactly the same thing over here.

Speaker 3 Isn't that what this entire story is about? It's about government owning and controlling in cahoots with, collaborating with

Speaker 3 social media companies,

Speaker 3 scientific companies, research companies, and universities.

Speaker 3 There's a word for that, right?

Speaker 3 Fascism.

Speaker 3 And it's, to me, this is the threat. Socialism is not the threat.
It's

Speaker 3 arrogant, central planning.

Speaker 3 I'm smarter than you. People don't matter.
Lives don't matter. We're going to just reorganize society.
And if there's collateral damage,

Speaker 3 that's okay because it's about the collective to remember.

Speaker 5 I remember the quote from, gosh, I wish I could remember off the top of my head from George Soros on 60 Minutes when he said, I'd like to, you know, rearrange and

Speaker 5 play with different scenarios. And yes, people get hurt, but it's good in the end.
It's kind of fun. I'm like, what kind of monster are you, man?

Speaker 3 But this is why I'm obsessed with this. And this is why I think this show and this series, and, you know, thank God Blaze exists, because I'm not even sure that YouTube would allow me to play this.

Speaker 5 Oh, no, they would not. They would not.

Speaker 3 Particularly once we start

Speaker 3 lifting up some stones.

Speaker 5 I did something last night, Color Revolution, that we're putting on YouTube today, going to get demonetized, maybe even taken off, because there are certain no-go zones.

Speaker 5 And that is number one no-go zone, what you're doing.

Speaker 3 Yeah. But you and I, we know each other for a while.

Speaker 5 It's a few years.

Speaker 3 And

Speaker 3 we've fought so many fights together. And I feel like I've always tried to choose at least where can I be most effective to try to stop government tyranny.
This is the whole ball of wax.

Speaker 3 And I know that sounds hyperbolic, but I think if we expose this and we get citizens to understand

Speaker 3 these

Speaker 3 very complex but fundamentally important things, that is the only way we stop them.

Speaker 5 Aaron Powell, because I have grown convinced,

Speaker 5 I mean, we've known this forever, but it's, I mean, 20 years ago, Matt, when you and I first started fighting together,

Speaker 5 you know, we knew the government was out of control. We knew it was way too big, but we had no idea that it was, my belief,

Speaker 5 dead set against the people. Yes.
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Speaker 5 I still thought it was benevolent mistakes and things like that. And it was too big.
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Speaker 5 Homeland Security, CIA, NSA, all of those organizations that are just top, top secret,

Speaker 5 that's the key to stopping this. If you don't stop that

Speaker 5 CIA that we used to think, oh, well, that's just, they're only doing things to topple the really bad guys. No, no, they're not.
No, they're not.

Speaker 5 They're inside now.

Speaker 3 We should have known. Power corrupts.
Absolute power corrupts. Absolutely.
But I know that when we started fighting, we thought there were rules.

Speaker 3 We knew the game was rigged, but we thought there were rules. We thought if we could get people to show up and elect better people and hold people accountable.

Speaker 3 And now you have Rand Paul, who we were part of that movement to get him there in the first place.

Speaker 3 He can't get answers, and he sits on the committee that has constitutional responsibility to oversee these agencies. I know.

Speaker 5 I hear this from senators all the time.

Speaker 5 You know,

Speaker 5 being a senator is not what it used to be.

Speaker 5 We are almost figureheads because there's only a few at the very top, the Mitch McConnells, you know, that they do all the deals. And then we're just like, wait, we have to vote what?

Speaker 5 And I mean, the system is almost totally destroyed. But the good news is, I think it's different.
I think it's very different than it was when we were talking about a tea party.

Speaker 5 You know, that was about waking people up.

Speaker 5 And people still have to wake up because I think they've gotten a little beaten down thinking like I can't change anything i really truly believe and i'd love to hear your opinion on this it's changed so much and there are the guys that we were looking for

Speaker 5 they're now running and a lot of them are in we just need a few more of them and

Speaker 5 this group of people that you know that have been fighting for a while it's not like the tea party that we're kind of just like hey this is the first time i've been involved in anything we know and we are this close to winning.

Speaker 5 I really believe we're this close to losing. It's going to be a nose which one's over the wire first.
But I think we're really close to winning. Do you agree with that?

Speaker 3 I absolutely think we're close to winning. And so much of it is

Speaker 3 self-inflicted mistakes by our enemies. And I can just imagine what's going to happen when people that

Speaker 3 they were social distancing, distancing, they were wearing masks, they got vaccinated because they trusted our public health officials to tell us what the right thing to do was.

Speaker 3 They didn't get to say goodbye to their grandfather.

Speaker 3 They gave up everything to do this. And now they're going to discover that it was all a cynical lie.

Speaker 3 That's like a superpower. Oh, yeah.
It doesn't just undermine the credibility of

Speaker 3 big government America. It undermines the idea that you can trust big government, period.

Speaker 5 Do you think the media will ever

Speaker 5 stop bending a knee?

Speaker 3 They're owned and controlled. They're captured.
And that's part of the story that we're uncovering. They cannot, but they're also dying.
Yes. I mean, here we are.

Speaker 3 Here's all of these platforms where people,

Speaker 3 they don't trust the media.

Speaker 3 They're dead. They're dead men walking.
They're zombies. Nobody cares.

Speaker 5 If algorithms were not silencing voices, they would be over by now. They'd be completely, I think, out of business.

Speaker 3 Well, that's why I call it the censorship industrial complex, but it looks exactly the same. Same people, same actors as the pandemic industrial complex.
It's the same thing.

Speaker 3 They were scared to death that there were actually citizens on Twitter, now X, saying, this doesn't make sense. I'm going to dig a little bit deeper.
And I know how to do this.

Speaker 3 I'm going to go way back. I'm going to go back to the Wayback Machine.
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Speaker 3 They didn't even think to protect them from potential FOIA.

Speaker 3 And that's actually where we started to learn about this stuff. The power of people, bottom-up, not believing the government narrative.

Speaker 3 Now's the time to

Speaker 3 give that to everybody else.

Speaker 5 Yeah, if

Speaker 5 these Google documents just came out about the algorithm, I don't even, I didn't, I barely understood the story.

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Speaker 5 U.S. Special Forces soldier kills illegal Chechen who is found photographing his property in North Carolina.
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Speaker 5 Same with another one where Jordanians who were illegal had come over our border were

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Speaker 5 He killed a guy who was working, you know, with a utility company, and he was just there at night taking pictures of the work

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Speaker 5 This is really bad, Stu. This is really bad.
This is out-of-control special forces soldier.

Speaker 5 Trigger happy. Really? Just trigger happy.

Speaker 5 Two suspected criminal aliens. I don't know why aliens is okay to use.

Speaker 5 But criminal aliens from Chechnya. One of them is now dead.

Speaker 5 They were accused by this U.S. Army Special Forces soldier of spying on him and taking pictures of his home.
What's the problem with that? Okay.

Speaker 5 He had probably a lovely home. Do they have lovely homes in Chechnya? I don't know.
I'm sure they do.

Speaker 4 I mean, I've got a timeshare there. It's very nice.

Speaker 5 The accusation. It's cheaper than you'd think.

Speaker 5 Really? Yeah. Because I actually paid me to take it.

Speaker 4 Yeah, which I thought was interesting.

Speaker 5 The accusation stems from an incident that occurred in North Carolina on the evening of May 3rd. Now, according to the Moore County Sheriff, Ronnie Fields, May 3rd, Special Operations Soldier

Speaker 5 spotted this guy

Speaker 5 photographing his property. And when he confronted the man, the man became aggressive, prompting the soldier to open fire and kill him.

Speaker 5 When the police arrived at the scene, they found the deceased body of the suspected Chechnyan criminal alien dead.

Speaker 5 Now,

Speaker 5 they also found a second illegal immigrant from Chechnya in the vehicle nearby waiting for his dead friend. The police hadn't shown up.
He may have been waiting there still today.

Speaker 5 Where's my friend? After questioning him, they let him go.

Speaker 5 So now, here's what the story was.

Speaker 5 Are you kidding me? He shot my friend?

Speaker 5 My friend, he works for a utilities company, and he was doing some work, and he was so proud of it,

Speaker 5 he came to take pictures of the work he had done for the utilities on that house. Wow.
Yeah. Wow.
And he shot him. Honorable work.
Honorable work.

Speaker 4 And then this guy gets shot.

Speaker 4 This is horrible.

Speaker 5 being shot for being a utility worker yeah his uh yep yep yep yep

Speaker 5 now uh he according to change.org because there's a petition to to arrest this soldier you know uh that he said he was just photographing uh to complete a report and he was proud and wanted to show his and show his work um and he didn't show any aggression towards the killer now if he could see the killer and see his friend being killed, I don't know why he stayed in the car and maybe didn't call police, but that's a different story.

Speaker 5 Now,

Speaker 5 here's the, that's the story from, you know, from change.org, which is a trusted news source. Trusted news source.

Speaker 5 Okay. All right.
Now, now, now here's the part that is confusing. He's in North Carolina.
All right.

Speaker 5 He didn't have any utility equipment with him.

Speaker 4 Well, he'd already done the utility work, right?

Speaker 4 He just wanted pictures of the incredible work he did, right?

Speaker 5 He wasn't wearing utility clothing, and he didn't have any identification that he was a utility worker on him.

Speaker 4 Okay. Well, I mean,

Speaker 4 if

Speaker 4 you're a painter, you're in a smock, you got paint all over yourself, then your painting goes into a museum. You don't show up in the smock with paint on it.
You're just admiring your work.

Speaker 4 Exactly right.

Speaker 5 You bring up a good point. Now, he had cell phones with all in Russian language contacts and camera equipment.
That's what they found on the body. Okay.

Speaker 5 But

Speaker 5 no other ID that shows that he was working. But

Speaker 5 apparently.

Speaker 5 He was working for a company. Let's see if I can find the name.
He was working for a company in New Jersey.

Speaker 5 Okay.

Speaker 5 which was

Speaker 5 apparently doing utility work in North Carolina.

Speaker 5 A lot of these

Speaker 4 power lines run from state to state all the time.

Speaker 5 Yeah. It's

Speaker 5 Utilities One.

Speaker 5 And he was a subcontractor for Utilities One. Yeah.
Company based in New Jersey.

Speaker 5 When I say based in New Jersey, what I actually mean is based somewhere in the former Soviet Union,

Speaker 5 but it has a phone in New Jersey.

Speaker 5 Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 5 A phone.

Speaker 5 So far, nobody's answered that phone.

Speaker 5 Really? In New Jersey. Yeah.

Speaker 5 They've been calling since May 3rd, and nobody's picking up the line.

Speaker 4 Well, I mean, you know, there are vacations, you know, you get your kids right out of school.

Speaker 5 You know. Then the whole staff might be in shock.
You know what I mean? Right. Take the next several months off.
Right. Right.

Speaker 5 Maybe get out of town.

Speaker 4 You know. Take a vacation to your place in Chechnya.

Speaker 5 You know.

Speaker 4 Right.

Speaker 4 Enjoy.

Speaker 5 The countryside a little bit.

Speaker 5 Enjoy. Go home to Chechnya and just get this, get this out of your head.
Okay. Right.

Speaker 4 Clear your mind a little bit.

Speaker 5 Clear your mind a little bit. Don't come back,

Speaker 5 you know,

Speaker 5 at any time, apparently,

Speaker 5 for that one worker that's got a phone.

Speaker 4 Well, luckily, I didn't have any of my weeks booked at my timeshare, so they can stay there. Oh, they could rent it.
Right. They can stay because they're.

Speaker 5 Right. I don't have anything.
Well, they're just hardworking Americans that aren't Americans. They came here illegally from Chechnya.

Speaker 4 Illegal. No human is illegal.

Speaker 5 Amen.

Speaker 5 Thank you for saying that. Yes.
No human. And as

Speaker 5 somebody who identifies as a one-legged female black

Speaker 5 hooker. Right.
Okay.

Speaker 5 I agree with you.

Speaker 4 The worst part of that is the hooker part, the fact that you identify as a hooker. The rest of it is very close to, you know, we are just

Speaker 5 sex workers. There is nothing wrong with sex workers.
How you said hooker? You're the one.

Speaker 5 Well, I was trying to speak your language. Oh, okay.
That makes sense. Escort.

Speaker 4 Sorry, I have a flight to Chechnya in 15 minutes.

Speaker 5 If you're interested, I got a

Speaker 5 call in New Jersey.

Speaker 4 I'd rather live out my days in Chechnya

Speaker 4 than even consider what you're proposing.

Speaker 5 Okay, well.

Speaker 5 So wait,

Speaker 4 so

Speaker 5 what's the resolution? That's all we got to do.

Speaker 5 There's no resolution.

Speaker 5 We're still waiting for the utility company to answer the phone.

Speaker 4 Well, since we're killing all of our utility workers, we can't get that phone forwarded to Chechnya so we can get an answer.

Speaker 5 Amen. Right? See what I mean?

Speaker 4 That's the problem.

Speaker 5 But the good news is change.org, which was, I believe, started

Speaker 5 by Van Jones.

Speaker 4 Right?

Speaker 4 Yeah, this is the petition site, right? Yeah. So it was part of their efforts,

Speaker 4 the direct democracy efforts, right?

Speaker 5 Direct democracy, always good for fascist

Speaker 4 people. Oh, yeah.
It's certainly a great way to talk about it. Because if you say direct democracy, you don't have to say all the other stuff.

Speaker 5 You don't have to say it leads to

Speaker 5 Zeke Heil.

Speaker 5 Anyway,

Speaker 5 so we've got that one. Now,

Speaker 5 we have another one because

Speaker 5 some of the special forces, and they're just, you know, they're trigger-happy, crazy people that are just going off killing Chechnyan utility workers from New Jersey. It's a huge scandal.

Speaker 5 Yeah, we should look into that. How many Chechnyan

Speaker 5 New Jersey utility workers that are fixing utilities in North Carolina have they killed? Right. You know what I mean? Thousands? I had some guess.
We don't know. We don't know.
We don't know.

Speaker 5 At least. Government cover-up again.
Anyway, they've been saying there's a lot of activity of people monitoring their houses.

Speaker 5 Which is

Speaker 5 not, I mean, unless it's, what is it,

Speaker 5 AT, ATM or what is that? No, that's the cash machine, which I would love to protect my house. Cash machines.
I'm just checking on it, make sure it shoots out some cash. What is the ATF?

Speaker 5 Is that your term? No, no, no.

Speaker 5 The security company that, you know, would be monitoring your house. I will take the security company that is monitoring the house.
That's a good thing.

Speaker 5 Chechnyans monitoring your house, not a good thing, especially for special forces. So it looks like there's a possibility that all of their houses have to be fixed by this utility company,

Speaker 5 or

Speaker 5 the Russians have taken some Chechnians, run them across the border,

Speaker 5 and are monitoring our special forces families. Wow.
Yeah.

Speaker 5 Now, another story the mainstream media just can't find time to cover

Speaker 5 is

Speaker 4 Alito had flags up four years ago, though. No,

Speaker 5 what are they supposed to do? They have to cover that.

Speaker 5 I know. At his house.
Yeah.

Speaker 4 And at his beach house. Yeah.

Speaker 4 Alito. Yeah.

Speaker 5 Flags. Well, there was.

Speaker 5 There was also the neighbor that was calling Alito's wife to her face,

Speaker 5 the C-word,

Speaker 5 who had a whole bunch of signs in her yard.

Speaker 4 No excuse for raiding the capital like Alito did.

Speaker 5 Did you see him?

Speaker 4 He was asking, look at the video.

Speaker 5 You'll see him.

Speaker 5 Can you?

Speaker 4 You see a flagpole hitting a police officer? Look at the other end of that flagpole. Samuel Alito.
Really? You're going to find, you know what? Also, Scalia brought back to life.

Speaker 4 He was there too. Wow.
People won't talk about it. Yeah.
You know why? Because they want to cover whatever stories you're talking about.

Speaker 5 Yeah, okay. So.

Speaker 4 special forces getting monitored by Chechnyans.

Speaker 5 So let me get back to the Jordanians. Oh, yeah, okay.

Speaker 5 The Jordanians,

Speaker 5 a bunch of illegal Jordanians,

Speaker 5 were caught trying to get into Quantico.

Speaker 5 Now, I don't know if that's some sort of an oil company. I don't know what Quantico is,

Speaker 5 but it sounds like an oil company, you know, doesn't it?

Speaker 5 We at Quantico care about you and your price of gas. But we also, even though we make gas, at Quantico want to save the environment.
That's why we at Quantico hate the product we make and sell to you.

Speaker 5 Quantico.

Speaker 4 Now, I'm reading the letter by Senator Budd about this particular.

Speaker 4 incident with a couple of Jordanians trying to get into Quantico, whatever.

Speaker 4 But he says the incidents and a small, a number of similar incidents in recent months are in stark contrast with your statements to Congress that the border is, quote, secure and, quote, no less secure than it was previously, and quote, closed, and that DHS has, quote, operational control of the border.

Speaker 5 Right.

Speaker 4 I mean, things seem fine, and you keep coming up with these problems.

Speaker 5 Right. Now, may I offer a solution?

Speaker 5 Maybe he wasn't lying under oath.

Speaker 5 Okay. Okay.
When he was asked, this seems to be like everything you say about the border is a lie. Okay.
But what if he was making it secure for the Chechnians and the Jordanians to get across? Right.

Speaker 4 Like building a bridge over the Rio Grande to get some more Chechnians in. Get them in.
A Chechnian and Jordanian-only bridge.

Speaker 5 There's no one that's going to stop you. It's safe and secure for you to come on in.

Speaker 4 We've been saying forever that roads and bridges are crumbling, and now they're rebuilding the infrastructure.

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How are you going to find that prince?

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Speaker 5 Well, and they might not have been aware of the cultural significance of Grace Lynch, right?

Speaker 4 People might notice.

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Yeah. I mean, I talk about this all the time with Home Title Log when we did our commercials.

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Speaker 5 Well, let me tell you, the answer to that question comes from a few statistics about teenagers, otherwise known as Generation Z.

Speaker 5 You might want to sit down for this. In 2024, Gen Z will make up 17% of eligible voters.
Let me say that again. In 2024, Gen Z will make up 17% of eligible voters, 35%

Speaker 5 in 2036.

Speaker 5 They already make up about 20% of the U.S. population, and it is the largest generation now on Earth.

Speaker 5 Kind of important.

Speaker 5 Gen Z is about to inherit all that we have built and all that we have destroyed. These teenagers,

Speaker 5 they're the ones we've been worrying about. This country will be theirs before too long.
And

Speaker 5 I have great faith that we're all born for a reason at a certain time. And I think Gen Z is actually a big part of the solution.
But they don't know anything about the country they're inheriting.

Speaker 5 Do your teenagers know about our history? I thought mine did.

Speaker 5 But

Speaker 5 when my daughter said she was going to Fordham, God forbid, and she was going to take history, I just assumed it was American history. And she said, no, dad, American history is too bloody.

Speaker 5 You don't understand it. You think it's all red, white, and blue.
Oh, my gosh. How did you grow up in my house?

Speaker 5 I know all of the bad things the American did, but I also could tell you all the great things.

Speaker 5 Do they know world history? Has anyone taught them?

Speaker 5 There is a governmental organization called the National Assessment of Education Progress that puts out a national report card every year.

Speaker 5 In 2022, they found 40% of the students didn't have what they describe as a basic understanding of U.S. history.

Speaker 5 Ask somebody in Generation Z, ask anybody on the street,

Speaker 5 who did we fight in the Revolutionary War?

Speaker 5 I'll bet you the number one answer you will get will be

Speaker 5 the South.

Speaker 5 Really? Oh, yeah. Ask.

Speaker 5 Really? Yep. They asked eighth graders to identify any right from the Bill of Rights from a list of options.
Now, remember, 100 years ago, you had to memorize

Speaker 5 the farewell speech from George Washington to pass the eighth grade. Had to memorize it.

Speaker 5 Just any right from the Bill of Rights from a list of options.

Speaker 5 You could choose either the right to vote, the right to a public education, the right to health care, or the right to or trial by jury.

Speaker 5 Under 50%

Speaker 5 answered correctly, trial by jury.

Speaker 5 All right, right to health care.

Speaker 5 This is why I have decided to create a fiction series for teenagers, because our kids don't know our story and everything that is about history is boring as snot.

Speaker 5 This isn't actually about history. This is about the future.
Chasing Embers is coming out this summer in July.

Speaker 5 It is the first in a series of books for teenagers about teenagers, set in a post-great reset world, if you will, where all history has been destroyed. Our music, movies, books, our religion,

Speaker 5 the way of life, it's all gone.

Speaker 5 And there is a global corporations/slash

Speaker 5 government that it tried to create a utopia uh and it didn't go so well uh but that's all anybody knows now any of this sound familiar the characters in chasing embers growing up in a post-truth world where they have to decide whether the truth even matters in a world ruled by absolute power why

Speaker 5 it's an honestly it's an exaggerated fictional version of the world our teens already live in. Do they know what truth is? Does it even matter?

Speaker 5 Our kids are having to decide what matters, you know, and how are they going to do it if

Speaker 5 everything has changed in history, if they don't know our history? Does it matter if we pull down statues, if we call men women? Honestly, they have to decide

Speaker 5 what the truth means. Does it mean anything to them?

Speaker 5 Because it costs them a high price today to tell the truth. Is it worth the risk?

Speaker 5 This is what they're facing in real life. And the characters in these series are facing the same ones.
It's not a preachy book. We did everything we could to, you know, make it entertaining.

Speaker 5 And there's nothing I hate more than reading a book that's trying to make a point.

Speaker 5 But I hope we hit that. I don't know.

Speaker 5 Michaela and I worked hard on this.

Speaker 5 She worked a little harder than I did on this.

Speaker 5 But it's really, really good. It's a story I wrote in my head about 20 years ago.

Speaker 5 And we knew, both of us, it has to be an incredible story first. It grips people.
It has to be real, risky, fun, and immersive. And I think we've done that.

Speaker 5 We've taken real stories like

Speaker 5 people like Raoul Wallenberg and weave them into the characters' lives in totally unexpected way. And hopefully

Speaker 5 it will have its own website. Hopefully your kids will go from reading the book to going, who was this guy exactly? What did he do? Because it's all piecing things together.

Speaker 5 And we're never going to teach them by lecturing. Book releases July 23rd.
You can pre-order it right now at glennbeck.com. The name of the book is Chasing Embers, Volume 1, Chasing Embers.

Speaker 5 If it doesn't sell well, there will be no Volume 2.

Speaker 5 But it's an eight-book series.

Speaker 5 And I think your kids are going to love it. I think you're going to love it as well.

Speaker 5 If you would like to get one of the galleys, these galleys, I'm going to sign them all today. There's only 25 of them.

Speaker 5 They're very, very rare because they usually only go to important influencers because it's the unfinished book with a soft cover.

Speaker 5 And I actually collect them from big authors.

Speaker 5 And you're getting them. I don't think there's a bigger influencer that I could send it to than you and your family.
If you have teenagers and,

Speaker 5 you know,

Speaker 5 if your kids are really a good reader and everything else, I think they could start reading eight, maybe 10 years old on this, but it's really geared for, you know, 14 to 19.

Speaker 5 But we just want some testers. I mean, it's too late to change anything, but I want real reviews from people, and I want the honest one.
If you guys think it sucks, okay, it sucks.

Speaker 5 I'm not necessarily going to stand on that. I'm not going to print that on the back of the book, but I want the real reviews.
Glennbeck.com.

Speaker 5 You can get it at glennbeck.com, but I want you to call now. If you have teenagers that read

Speaker 5 and

Speaker 5 will give us a review, that's all I'm asking. Just give us an honest review.

Speaker 5 888-727-B-E-C-K.

Speaker 5 The next five families will get one copy of these galleys.

Speaker 5 And, oh, we're going to hound you. We want an honest review.

Speaker 5 888-727-BEC.

Speaker 5 So, Stu, you went by yourself to watch a Nazi movie. Wow.

Speaker 5 Were you in the theater all alone?

Speaker 4 First of all, let's get the scenario correct.

Speaker 5 I don't think there's any need to dwell on it. We're running out of time.

Speaker 4 You told me about this movie. I didn't even know it existed.
Right. It's called The Commandant's Shadow.

Speaker 5 Yeah.

Speaker 4 And it's about the Commandant of Auschwitz and his family who lived right outside the walls in a very creepy situation.

Speaker 5 And a very creepy situation. I went to Auschwitz.
That was

Speaker 5 that end the pool, which we'll talk about some other time.

Speaker 5 So disturbing because of what was happening. And the Commandant's house with his kids raising them right behind the crematoriums.
I mean, it is,

Speaker 5 it's so creepy.

Speaker 4 And we are in peak

Speaker 4 this

Speaker 4 story mode right now. The zone of interest was a movie, a dramatization of this story as well that just came out recently as well.

Speaker 4 So, for some reason, there's two movies in a row coming out about this.

Speaker 5 It's a great story, I'm sure.

Speaker 4 You invited me to go to this yesterday and then blew me off and then didn't go. So, I went by myself.
Yeah. And it's actually a really fascinating story.

Speaker 4 Especially right now.

Speaker 5 Yeah, no one wants to choose. I don't know.

Speaker 4 Maybe the reintroduction of anti-Semitism and its rise might be something we should all be thinking about right now.

Speaker 5 So hang on. So this was actually,

Speaker 5 this documentary trails

Speaker 5 the son

Speaker 4 and the grandson of the Commandant of Auschwitz.

Speaker 5 Okay, so the son remembers growing up. Yep.
Remember Auschwitz. Yep.
But he didn't know.

Speaker 4 Going to the house, pointing through the windows. I remember when this was here.
I remember when we did this. Like, he goes back

Speaker 5 to

Speaker 5 anything like the snow wasn't snow.

Speaker 4 Now, it's interesting because, of course, he,

Speaker 4 you know, I don't give up too much of the movie, but he basically claims no, he knew nothing about it at all.

Speaker 4 And they try to make the case, I mean, he believes at the beginning of the movie that even his dad didn't really even know.

Speaker 4 Now, the guy wrote an autobiography where he explained everything that he did, which this guy, his son, claims he had never read up to this moment.

Speaker 5 Because he thought his dad was a good guy.

Speaker 4 They had a great life. Right.

Speaker 5 They had a great life

Speaker 4 in their minds.

Speaker 5 But now I've seen the trailer and he's like, my father was a monster.

Speaker 4 Right. He does eventually get there because he reads the book.
towards the beginning of the movie and goes through the book.

Speaker 5 Oh, so you see his turn?

Speaker 4 You kind of see his turn.

Speaker 5 Oh my gosh.

Speaker 4 He's more like, he kind of knows the generalities, but doesn't really believe the hype, I would say, at the beginning.

Speaker 5 Now, he has a sister.

Speaker 5 Yeah, about his dad.

Speaker 4 Yeah, not about the Holocaust generally.

Speaker 4 His sister is

Speaker 4 another one that has maybe a different look at this, which is fascinating to watch. Also, it also follows

Speaker 5 a Holocaust survivor and her daughter.

Speaker 4 And first of all, she's a character,

Speaker 4 the survivor. Like, you'll love her.

Speaker 5 You will love her. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 4 She's like, ah, you know, she's kind of gone through everything you can go through.

Speaker 5 Really?

Speaker 4 And it's just like every time someone complains about everything, anything, she's like, ah, shut up. You're like, she's just like that.
She's at that point in her life.

Speaker 5 I am.

Speaker 4 I'm going to be that man.

Speaker 5 I mean, I just turned 60. By the time I'm 65, this show's going to be fun,

Speaker 5 fun, fun. Because that's just Glenn East grandpa.
He just.

Speaker 4 You can't. Yeah.
You can't.

Speaker 4 But the Commandant's grandson is now a Christian pastor. It would be fascinating for you to talk to.

Speaker 4 I would love to have him on the show or maybe he'd be a great podcast guest because he knows this whole history and is now, he's faced it and now talks about it.

Speaker 5 And they meet, right? Yeah,

Speaker 4 the son and the grandson, along with the Holocaust survivor and her daughter,

Speaker 4 meet. And they got, I mean, it's legitimately incredible.

Speaker 5 Yeah, it looked a little tense in there.

Speaker 4 There were moments where it was tense.

Speaker 4 It's fascinating to see these people try to deal with their history, right? Like, imagine if your dad, he was not just a Nazi, but

Speaker 4 kind of the Nazi. I mean, they make the case at one point in the movie that he is the worst single mass murderer in human history.

Speaker 5 I would agree with that.

Speaker 4 Yeah, I mean, obviously, you look at Hitler, who oversaw the whole thing, but like as far as he was actually doing the day-to-day,

Speaker 4 it's really fascinating. It's called The Commandant's Shadow.
It's in theaters now as a Fathom event, so I don't know how long it's going to be there.

Speaker 5 I think it's just tomorrow or today. Today.
Today.

Speaker 4 But it'll come out

Speaker 4 on demand event.

Speaker 5 My daughter and I saw a trailer for it, and we were like, we've got to go see that. So Mary and I are going to try to go see that tonight.

Speaker 5 If I don't blow her off because I'm running out of time.

Speaker 5 But I really want to see it.

Speaker 4 Yeah, it's okay to blow me off, but not your daughter.

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