Did Russia's Wagner Group Want a Coup or Media Circus? | 6/26/23

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Hey, Glenn.

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So probably the biggest news of the weekend is a possible coup in Russia.

Oh

man, and I was so happy to see that we were all very excited about it.

You know, because there'd be nothing better than overthrowing Putin and putting the guy from the Wagner group in.

Holy mother, are you out of your mind?

Yeah, don't worry.

No, the world is going to be much, much safer.

Look, since we got rid of Donald Trump, the world is safer.

I think we can all agree.

We get to dust off those nukes, but that's really all we're doing.

You know, I mean, we paid a lot for those nukes, and before they go bad and they're not useful anymore, let's get some money out of those things.

It's true, a weapon

used is a useless weapon.

Exactly.

Amen, brother.

Amen.

Now, I don't want to nuke Russia, but

I mean, I think as a responsible taxpayer, don't you think we have to?

So anyway, so we have Joe Biden, so we're not closer to nuclear war.

The entire world respects us so much more now.

The economy is roaring, and I think we all agree we're on the right track.

So that's good.

Now, if we could just overthrow Putin,

probably

be verifiably involved in it.

And I only say verifiably because whether we were involved or not, you know Biden's going to come out and say, yeah, the CIA, we were working on that all weekend.

We've been working on a weave for weeks with the Wagner group.

Did he just say that out loud?

That's not.

Here we go.

You don't.

You're not necessarily accusing us of being involved with the Wagner group overthrowing the Russian government, are you?

Oh, no, I'm kidding.

No joke.

No joke?

Okay, good.

If you say no joke, that means definitely.

No, no joke.

I'm kidding.

No joke.

No joke.

Okay.

See?

So I think we all know what I mean.

Anyway,

so of the things that are happening in Russia, everything began on Friday.

Let me give you a recap.

Everything began on Friday after the head of Russia's private military contractor.

So this is like, you know,

I always give them, is it Blackwater, Black Rock, Blackwater, Black Stone?

Can we stop with naming things black, BLM?

You know, can we stop with it?

Yeah, no more stones, no more black, because I can't keep them, at least when it comes to investing and military.

I don't know what they are anymore.

So, anyway, Blackwater.

Blackwater,

this is their country's Blackwater.

And imagine who is ahead of that.

Was that Eric Prince at one point?

Yeah.

Okay.

So that'd be like Eric Prince,

you know,

fomenting revolution and trying to overthrow the United States government.

Except, I mean, if Eric Prince did it,

would it be that bad?

Yes, yes, Glenn.

It would be that bad.

Of course, not as bad as the guy from the Wagner group.

These are

killers, just

killers, vicious, vicious killers.

And

the Wagner group accused the top brass in the Russian military of attacking his troops with an airstrike.

So we call that friendly fire.

He called for a coup.

And he moved quickly.

They took two Russian cities.

One of the cities was the home to the Russian military southern headquarters.

So it'd be like taking Florida.

That's not good.

That's not good.

You want to take New York?

You can take it.

But let's leave Florida alone.

He moved really, really quickly.

Then he announced that he would begin marching to Moscow.

So it was an interesting Saturday.

I got up, I started listening to the news, and I'm like, huh, this is going to be interesting to see how it all works out.

Of course, I didn't predict the way it did.

So anyway, he said he was going to march to Ross, to Moscow,

and they were within 124 miles of Russia's capital.

And he said, all of us, all of us are ready to die.

All 25,000 and another 25,000.

So they were ready to die.

So that kind of sounds like I'm pretty committed.

What do you think, Stu?

Yeah.

Usually when you pledge your life, your honor, your sacred, your sacred honor, your fortune, your life, all of that, you usually are going to go through with it, especially with Vladimir Putin at the helm of your opposition.

Yeah, and I think with Vladimir Putin ahead of the operation, and we're talking the Wagner group, we can leave sacred honor out of there.

Well,

you're just pledging your life and your fortune.

That's really all you're doing.

They're mostly prisoners and such.

So, yeah,

you know,

I was doing life in prison for killing bitches.

And

what?

Now I'm running Kiev.

So

he says we're going to march.

They were within 124 miles of

Moscow.

All of us are ready to die.

Things were getting

a little real.

Every media outlet in the West was declaring a coup was about to topple Putin.

Really not a good thing.

And then all of a sudden,

it's over.

Now,

Putin's generally

a very forgiving guy.

You know, if anybody thinks that Donald Trump has a long memory of people who stab him in the back or don't like him or whatever,

yeah, yeah, he's got a goldfish memory compared to

Putin.

Putin tends to kill people that disagree with him.

I'm sorry.

Putin tends to have a lot of former friends fall from rooftops in bizarre accidents.

So he declared the coup.

He was about to topple.

Everybody was like, yay!

And then

the

president of

Belarus

brokers a deal and says, hey, we'll take him over here.

Wait, wait, what?

Belarus is a satellite.

I mean, it's not a wholly owned

subsidiary of Putin Inc., but it's as close as you can get.

It's a franchise.

And they brokered a deal and offered the Wagner leader sanctuary in Belarus.

And

then all the fighters that were willing to die, like just a few minutes ago, signed contracts with the military in Russia.

And they're like, hey, we love you guys.

What?

We want to join the army.

Wait, what just happened?

Now,

I don't think anyone except

maybe

Putin

and the guy who's in charge of the Wagner group, you know, maybe last week saw an outcome like this in the offing.

Or,

well, I don't know, planners at the CIA.

I don't know who saw this one coming, but this stinks to high heaven.

And it gave me hope that we weren't involved at all.

At first, when I heard about a coup, I thought, oh, dear God, please, please don't let us be involved in that.

And I'm riding the elevators with

some former military guys.

And they all just, I said, please, please let's not be involved in that.

And they all laughed and then looked at me.

And my Scottish friend said,

You do know that's what the CIA does almost full time, right?

And I'm like, I know, but please don't tell me that on this particular case, they have nuclear weapons and Putin tends to do things that we all think are nuts.

So

I really thought we would find out or that Joe Biden would just go,

pudding, and I planned a coup

and take credit for it, which would be horrific for everybody involved.

However, let's think this out.

The leader of Wagner has been a close Putin ally for years.

He's even, his nickname is Putin's chef.

Now, why is he Putin's chef?

Because his company

got

multiple catering contracts for schools and the government.

He is from St.

Petersburg, just like Putin is from.

And it's where both of them have their power base, is in St.

Petersburg.

Now,

that is not the power base for the top brass in the military.

They stick to Moscow.

So over the past few months, the Wagner Group has been involved with the heaviest fighting in the battlefield.

These are the guys that have...

done all of the real heavy lifting over there.

In the past, they've been Putin's main force, what he wants some level of deniability.

Oh, is Wagner Group doing stuff bad again?

Oh, let me just bad Wagner Group.

Okay?

When he wants people to go do things that, you know, he wants to then say, oh my God, were they out of line?

So they've had a nice little cozy relationship.

They were also heavily involved in the seizing of Crimea in 2014.

Also involved in Syria and North Africa.

It's almost like Putin has his own little army with the Wagner group.

And then the top military brass in Moscow has their own private military group.

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Okay, so Putin's top brass, if you will, would be the equivalent of our Secretary of Defense and the

Joint Chief of Staffs, Joint Chief of Staff.

And

they have really been on the receiving end of the Wagner group and his leader's wrath recently.

For the past couple of months,

he has been irate with Russian military leaders.

During an interview,

he just trashed them.

He accused them of withholding ammunition, failing on the battlefield, and then covering up everything that they reported to Putin.

So Putin's not the enemy here to the Wagner group.

The military brass is.

So why was this guy led off with a slap on the wrist after insurrection?

Has Putin lost that much power?

Or is something else going on?

Now it's also being reported that U.S.

intelligence agencies knew in June that this was going to happen.

Could

we keep some secrets that probably should be kept and then not keep secrets on things that Americans should know.

I think the agency has not just lost its way.

I think our intelligence agencies don't understand who the good guys are and who the bad guys are.

You know, good guys, American people.

Bad guys, Russia.

Let's not tell the bad guys what we know or what we're doing.

What do you say?

Let's tell the American people what we know and what we're doing.

My gosh.

So the Washington Post, citing unnamed U.S.

officials, of course, stated the Wagner leader warned the White House that this might happen.

Hang on.

The White House has communications with this guy?

Why?

He's a stooge for Putin.

Now, if this were a real coup attempt and you wanted to keep it absolutely secret, Don't tell the United States government.

What are you nuts?

So here's the the thing.

I think the head of the Wagner group wanted a media circus, not a coup.

He wanted the two people that have been undermining Putin, his buddy, to be called out on the world stage.

He wants them to be embarrassed.

Now, it's reported that the deal may have been struck to oust the Russian defense minister and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs.

Wow, so the Moscow boys get punished and the St.

Petersburg kings win the day.

Hmm.

It almost sounds like this was great for Putin.

By the way, he also looks tough.

And guess who's coming up for an election?

Hmm.

I think this is the most plausible explanation, in my opinion.

I don't know if anybody else is saying anything like that.

What do I know?

But I have a lot of really good researchers and

military people around me.

And

that seems to be the most logical.

It also reveals

the systemic rot that is spreading through Russia right now.

This is what happens when you're losing a war and after you've built your army as a political arm of the regime rather than a military capable of defense and winning wars.

Any way you look at it, Russia and Putin are in trouble because this is a political military.

By the way, military as a political tool for the regime?

Sounds more and more familiar.

Our defense secretary stood down the entire military to root out the white supremacist and Christian nationalist three years, two years ago.

You think he did that with the safety and security in mind?

How about all the tweets from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Space Force all making Pride Month posts?

Our military has become a political machine.

I don't remember seeing the head of all of our military branches talking about anti-abortion policies with Reagan.

Why?

Because that's political.

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I was listening to you as I was getting ready this morning and you were, Pat, you were en fuego, as I like to say, you know,

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where I grew up.

Thank you.

Yes.

En Fuego.

You were on fire.

I mean, and nobody knows the streets better than Glenn Beck.

You know, thank you.

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I know.

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So thank you very much.

So, yeah, congratulations.

So anyway, thank you.

So, so, Pat,

your take on this Russia thing, and I'd like to hear yours as well, Stu.

I don't want to hear Stu, so I'm going to plug my ears.

I don't want to hear Pat, so I'll be there.

I didn't really want to hear it either.

It's so bizarre because

if that was an insurrection, they did it really poorly.

There was a very poor insurrection.

Well, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

In some ways, it was a very poor one.

However, they did march 400 miles

and take over a large section of Russia.

And I mean, if you can do that

with little to no resistance.

Right.

They didn't fire shots.

They didn't fire.

Must be going, wait, hang on.

Wait, wait.

What happened?

Let's take them.

I guess the fight for Rostov on Don

was really really anticlimactic, but

then the march to Moscow was kind of strange as it stopped

120 miles before they got there.

So

it's hard to understand exactly what was going on there.

These two guys

were best friends just a short while ago, Putin and Progoshin.

Oh, we're just going to play that game.

Next, who talks.

We lost you.

You lost me?

Did we?

There we go.

Okay.

Yeah.

All right.

Sorry.

Go ahead.

Yeah, I was just saying, just a short time ago, Putin and Progoshin were best friends.

Besties.

And then he started, and then Progozhin started badmouthing the war effort.

And I think that caused a little bit of a rift.

But

to try to overthrow the government, that's a pretty big rift.

Uh,

yeah, like the Russian, the Putin system here, right, of control is not the normal one where you have like overwhelming support of your institutions.

It's like I've got a bunch of friends who are really rich, powerful, and mean, and they're spread across a bunch of really important sections of the country.

And you realize how weak that is when one of them decides he's no longer your bestie, right?

Right?

Yes, I mean, I was fascinated by the idea that he could go and march 20,000, 25,000 troops 400 miles with no real resistance.

He says he shot down a few helicopters

on the way, and that was kind of it.

Like, how is that?

It shows how weak he may be inside of that country.

And you wonder if

this, I mean, because Putin's whole control is basically this idea that, you know, he is this guy that goes and kills you if you stand up to him at all, right?

He's going to poison you.

He's going to throw you off a roof, whatever.

And like for a guy to march 25,000 troops 400 miles inside the country and his reaction to that is,

you guys are going to Belarus.

You're good.

Go to Belarus.

Yeah, we're all set here.

Don't worry.

No charges.

Everything's been dropped.

Everything's fine.

That is a major crack.

Yeah.

I think this has shown a couple of things over the last year and four or five months.

And that's Russia is not who we thought they were power-wise, militarily.

And B, maybe Vladimir Putin's not who we thought he was either because he looks a lot weaker now.

He does.

And

as far as the Wagner or Wagner,

every other news source calls it Wagner or Wagner, so I don't know which one I'm supposed to go with, but we'll go with Wagner for the moment.

The Wagner group, the head here, he's a guy who was Putin's buddy.

He did all sorts of shady stuff around the world, you know, going into various countries, doing his stuff.

But he also developed a really sweet lifestyle where he had and tons of money from corrupt contracts

and stuff all over the world.

Now he's been put into this war where he's going in and invading cities and getting caught in hand-to-hand combat and his people being killed all over the place.

And he can't do any of that stuff.

He can't live the lifestyle he was promised for all the shady stuff he's doing.

And so

one of the thoughts, I think, here is that he does this, he kind of orchestrates this, takes this deal because this allows him to to return to the sweet existence he had beforehand.

So, may I take you to the Godfather 3?

Obviously, you want to take us to the worst Godfather.

Yes, go ahead, please do it.

Right.

Well, this is the one where Michael Corleone

wants to go straight.

Now, I'm not suggesting any of them want to go straight,

but he wants to go legitimate.

And so he's like, look, let's look, you know, just as our guarda was getting out, they pull me back in.

I don't think that Putin could survive

like Michael Corleone.

Just couldn't survive if you show that much weakness.

That's why I think that this is

this.

Sends a different message, I think, to the oligarchs.

And that is

this my opinion, but

that we can get rid of the people I want to get rid of, the oligarchs who are the Secretary of Defense and

head of the war and all of that.

Putin, I think, wanted them gone because his friend said, you know why this is going poorly?

Because these guys are weak and get rid of them.

But they were big, powerful oligarchs, and he didn't want to be seen, you know, shooting them in the head or anything else and it'll tell us an awful lot if you see those guys replaced quickly yeah if otherwise he he's michael corleone or actually he's his father uh who you know is killed you look you look weak bye-bye and i think i think right now if uh yevgeny progozhin the head of uh

wagner or wagner whichever you prefer okay can we just settle this it's it's it's in in America.

It is Wagner.

Yes.

In Russia,

it's Wagner.

We're not Russian, so it's the Wagner group.

Right.

So the head of the Wagner group,

Prigozhin, if he doesn't fall out of a window from about 30 stories high in the next week,

that shows how weak Vladimir Putin is right now.

You should not go through near any windows

for any reason.

No rooftops.

I wouldn't have to go.

I wouldn't even go into an elevator.

Don't get up.

Or get a helicopter.

No.

No,

not near an open window, even on the first floor.

But I don't think it shows how weak.

I think it could show how weak he is, but it could also show

this was a deal.

There's no way Putin

doesn't assassinate someone like this.

Right.

I mean, who was the guy they were just trying to kill in Virginia?

Did you hear about that?

There was a guy who defected or was an oligarch or whatever, came over to America and has been saying nasty things about Putin.

I can't remember the whole story, but Putin was threatening to kill him here in the United States.

Yeah, and apparently they were going to try.

It's a guy we don't even know.

Yeah.

Right.

And wasn't it, I think they said it was the first time the Russians have tried this on American soil.

And so it set a really dangerous precedent for

the incident.

And it looks like the Russians are more willing to reach out and kill anybody who disagrees with this war.

I don't think this was the first time.

You remember when we were at CNN, Stew and there was a guy,

I think it was in Virginia, that they...

They

really

suspected that Putin had done it.

It was right around the time when that guy got the polonium 212 or whatever that was.

Do you remember?

Yeah.

In England.

It was right around that time that,

and this was the time when our government didn't say everything out loud, but there was strong suspicion that

Vladimir Putin had executed that guy

on American soil.

I want to expand on your point there, Glenn.

I'm never, I've never been in this position before, but I am rooting for more government secrecy.

Can you please shut up?

Can you please stop telling everyone in the world everything that we're doing?

Stop.

Why am I reading about every little move that we've made across the world in the Washington Post and the New York Times?

I don't want to know every weapon you're sending there if you're going to do it.

But wait, I don't want to know.

Look at what they're doing.

You're exactly right.

Except they are keeping all of the things they're doing internally, which they shouldn't be doing.

They're keeping those things secret from the American people.

It is honestly that it's like they are treating us

as they should be treating Russia.

and treating

Russia like us.

Like, you know, we're the enemy here.

Yeah,

it's a focused secrecy.

The things they're keeping secret, they shouldn't be keeping secret.

But some of the stuff they're doing internationally, we keep reading about in the papers over and over and over again.

It's like, that's the stuff you're supposed to say in your quiet voice.

Like, that's

I know, I know, but I think this is again a sign that the world is completely upside down and inside out.

Remember, I said, what you thought you was solid will be liquid, what was up will be down.

This is consistent with that.

What they're saying

about our

foreign

entanglements, they should never, they would have never said that before.

And if they got caught doing something here in the United States, they absolutely would be squealing like a pig right now.

It's upside down and inside out.

All right.

Thank you very much, Pat.

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Well, I don't want to do that.

I mean, what do the experts say?

And tell me, when it comes to government, How many times have the experts been right?

Sincerely,

when were they like, were they right about Afghanistan?

Were they right about inflation?

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Let me start with this.

First of all, Saturday was

the one-year anniversary of Roe versus Wade being overturned.

Now, do we have the audio of Kamala Harris talking about this?

Because

she went out and was talking about the overturning of Roe versus Wade.

And when that woman opens her mouth, oh my gosh, I mean,

it's like every imbecile in the world stands up and says, At least I'm not her.

Listen to her.

And I think on this issue, it's really important to also just remember: you don't have to abandon your faith or your deeply held beliefs to agree that the government should not be telling a woman what to do

well

I mean unless you believe in the commandment thou shalt not murder

okay

now you do have to believe that abortion is murder if you don't believe abortion is murder if you believe it's a clump of cells have at it have at it what are you listening to that god thing for

you get i guess you could say

you know when you have that tumor

that's full of cancer or pus removed, you don't have to abandon your faith.

Nope, you don't.

You don't.

However, when

that

tumor has

bones, hearts, lungs, liver, kidneys, stomach, brain, eyes, ears, and is breathing,

I think you have to deal with your faith on that one.

I think so, because that falls into the murder thing.

It gets a little

difficult to stand back and over and over again deny these things.

Because I mean,

based on her argument there, she could very easily say that murder itself should not be illegal from the government.

You can have your closely held beliefs about murder.

You might have some religious beliefs about murder.

Sure, you might think it's bad.

Maybe you believe thou shalt not kill or something.

But, you know, even if you hold on to that belief, you don't need the government to have an opinion on it.

They should just stand back out of the way and let people do what they do, and you let your faith be your own.

And how consistent is that with the policies of this administration?

Murder is way up

because they're reimagining the police.

And in their imagination, the police don't do anything about murder.

So she's right.

She's right.

And I will tell you that when it comes to faith,

I know

this whole thing has really made me lose faith in man and this administration.

So I do have to deal with my faith a little bit.

Good thing I believe in a higher power.

And

not so much having to worry about my faith with him Or her.

Or them.

Or

cactus.

He might, he's everywhere and yet nowhere.

He might identify as a cactus.

We don't know.

Don't you judge.

So anyway,

she went on to say, one year ago, the United States Supreme Court took a constitutional right away from the American people.

Today, we stand with a majority of Americans who believe the right we choose to choose is fundamental.

Okay, I don't know if you know this, but

they didn't take away that right.

All right, they didn't do that.

First of all, nowhere in the Constitution is that right.

Okay,

I couldn't find it.

Now, I don't know where I put, what suit did I leave my Constitution in?

But I've I'm not a scholar, but I am a doctor, man.

And

I can't find any right to abortion really anywhere, anywhere.

But they didn't take away that right.

In fact, how do I know this?

Did you see what is happening with abortion, the numbers?

How many abortions

were avoided or how far did the number drop?

of abortions in the last 12 months from last year when it was totally constitutional to kill children to now where they've upended the Constitution and you can't murder children.

What was the percentage drop?

The percentage drop was a fanciful 3%.

I'm sorry, what?

3%.

Now, That's a number that hits you in multiple ways, I think, because the number 3% from a pro-life perspective, you might look at that and say, that doesn't feel like a lot.

I really wanted it to be more than that.

And

what both of them are.

Well,

that did creep into my mind after about the first half second.

Yes, okay, good.

Well, but I mean, to put a little bit of a, of a,

you know, a different view on that, number one,

remember, a lot of these states had to pass these regulations after.

So you're talking about one year.

A lot of these laws were not in place for the whole year.

There were court challenges.

There were a lot of different factors that made it.

So what we have right now today

is not what we had for the entire year.

You probably only had this for a few months.

And as the years went on, it got more restrictive in a lot of these states.

So there's some optimism there.

The other thing is, we're talking about basically a million abortions a year.

It's a little bit less than that.

So 3% of that is pretty freaking significant.

You know, you're talking about 30,000, 40,000 lives that were saved.

And I don't know.

I mean, look at the risks of our government policies.

How many other policies do we have that are saving 40,000 lives?

I mean, none.

But let me tell you this.

On the flip side of that,

to put 40,000 lives a year into perspective, what was it, 50-some thousand that are names that are on the Vietnam War wall?

Yeah.

I mean, the media should should be all over this crying say this government policy is killing as many every year as the Vietnam War did in its entire history.

Why aren't they saying that?

Yeah, no why aren't they saying that?

They're not going to say that, of course.

And

I think the number hopefully will continue to increase.

I think it's a moral tragedy that people are just

not even given the chance to live.

But even if you don't share that view, if you have fact you share the exact opposite view, this number should also hit you in a way that shows you how disingenuous the media is.

They pitched this as the handmaid's tale.

They pitched this as all women were going to be in servitude forever to all male and the patriarchy all males in the patriarchy.

You're not going to be able to control your own organs.

3% drop?

I mean, a 3%

drop.

Is that really consistent with the coverage that this story was able to get.

I mean, it was basically pitched as if we were going back to the 17th century.

And instead, what you saw was a mild increase in travel.

And this is not what they said it was.

And

I wish it was a ban of abortion, but it is not.

97% of them, unfortunately, still occurred.

Wow.

I got to tell you, I apologize, America, for what he just said.

He's missing the point.

Abortions are more costly now.

Planned Parenthood and others have put out a new study that shows abortions are $1,400 more expensive now than they were.

And I got to tell you, that is, well, quite honestly, price gouging.

I think Planned Parenthood should be investigated for price gouging.

Now, I know it's about the airfare, but it's price gouging, none the same.

And

I won't have it.

I won't have it.

This is a basic fundamental right, Stu.

You know, at least that's what they believe.

And

they should be making it more affordable.

Why is Planned Parenthood charging anything for this basic human right?

Well, you know, Glenn, the fundamental human right part of this is

so interesting because they keep saying this thing where they say the Supreme Court took away this right that existed for 50 years.

How long has our country been been a country?

Was it 50 years?

I thought it was longer than that.

What happened before that 50-year period?

Slavery of women.

It was not a right.

And so if you're fundamentally going by this idea that the Supreme Court gets to tell you when rights exist and when they do not, which seems to be our system right now, it's certainly the system they embraced for the past half century.

If that's true, the Supreme Court giveth and the Supreme Court taketh away.

If you're not going to go based on the Constitution the way it's supposed to to be, and you're going to have the Supreme Court coming in and creating brand new rights out of whole cloth, yes, you might very well lose those rights later on.

That is how this system, as you've designed it, works.

So the fact that you don't have control of the Supreme Court right now, you have to, if you are at all intellectually consistent, you have to hold the idea that the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe versus Wade is just as viable as the decision that created it, which, by the way, was also a bunch of dudes.

So a bunch of dudes gave you this right that did not exist in the Constitution for the entire history of the country, and then they decided to take it away.

If you want a country that's based on whims like that, you can have it.

You've certainly designed it that way.

But the bottom line is the Supreme Court came in and said what was true from the beginning.

This right does not exist and states can can sit here and they can make their own rules up.

I don't like that system because they keep making up rules that mean that children aren't born all the time.

But that is the system we have right now.

And if you want to have that right that was created by the Supreme Court, you have to deal with it when they decide to take it away as well.

Wow.

Okay.

The propaganda, the pro-life, anti-women propaganda that comes from Stu.

Your Honor, I'm saying this before before I'm standing in your courtroom someday.

I'm not part of that kind of rhetoric.

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I have to tell you,

I did a tour before the museum was completely finished here in St.

George.

We've been working 18-hour days for the last three, four days.

I have the greatest staff on the planet.

Bar none.

These guys and women have been working like crazy.

And,

you know, my vision tends to be a little large at times.

And,

you know, we had this, we had two tractor trailers, two 18 wheelers taking all of this stuff to St.

George.

And, you know, it was a little nerve-wracking, sure, to have all that precious cargo on the back of 18-wheelers and traveling the highway.

But it was in good hands.

There were a couple of people that

were transporting it.

Two of our drivers

actually,

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truck.

And

they said, so this is really not as nerve-wracking.

And I'm like, okay, okay, I think we picked the good guys.

I think we got the right guys.

Anyway,

so I was there and I recorded something so you can watch it.

If you're a Blaze TV subscriber, you can get a tour of

the museum.

It's unfinished when I recorded it.

It's finished and opened about 20 minutes ago

here in St.

George.

And it's running here for about 10 days, I think.

And I left out something that I'm going to show on the Wednesday night special.

I left out what's called the red pill room.

And we gave a tour last night

of that room, and we gave it to some teenage girls and their parents.

And it was fascinating to watch because it starts with...

It starts with the origin of the species, which is the first time

racism

had scientific cover

because

Darwin, science, listen to the experts, science was now saying

there are, you know, fitter species and there are half-baked people.

You know, if you read his Descent of Man, which was the follow-up,

you know, he's very clear that, you know, some people are just not, you know, just not fully baked yet so send them back to Africa and so when we had that all of a sudden we had an endorsement from science that some of these racist beliefs were right and with evolution wow if man is always getting better what can we do to speed that process up and you get eugenics you get eugenics because they're trying to make the perfect person and they're also trying to weed out the undesirables that if they breed, we'll just have more of those traits.

And I'm watching the girls go through this and at certain points they are

retreating.

They read every single thing in that room.

It was fascinating to watch them.

These are kids that most likely are not necessarily, you know, thrilled when they're like, okay, crack open your history books.

And they read every single word in that room.

And at times, the girls would retreat and stand right behind their mom's shoulder and hang on to her arm as they read it.

But

it was quite eye-opening to see.

It's also the room that has the Roe versus Wade case in it.

Every receipt, everything from Roe's attorney

is

on display.

And some other things that really need to be seen.

But I'll show that on Wednesday's TV show from St.

George.

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These times are very, very interesting.

I don't know if anybody else feels that way, but wow, I'm interested in these times.

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You know, we're learning all kinds of new things, like men can have abortions.

Except a reporter was out

from,

I think it was

the millennial, was it?

Anyway, they were out and they were talking to these trans

people

and trans activists at an LBGTQ

event.

And

they were talking about how important abortion is

for

trans

women.

This is what they were saying, that trans

women

will die, possibly, if they can't have an abortion.

And I think what they meant was trans man,

which trans men,

well, a woman who says they're a trans man,

right?

That's a woman who claims to be a man that's really a woman.

Whatever the thing.

This is so interesting.

Yeah, whatever the thing,

whatever word comes after trans is the thing they are saying that they are.

That's how I remember it.

So then they're a trans man.

Is that so a woman who says they're a man is a trans man.

A man who says they are a woman is a trans woman.

Right, okay, got it.

So trans women are completely safe because

they're men.

However,

we have to support those

trans women, no way, trans men who can now have abortions because they're really women and could always have an abortion.

But now it's confusing because they're men.

Right, correct.

So a trans man can absolutely, in theory, have an abortion because they are a woman.

A trans woman could not have an abortion because they don't have any of the body parts needed

to actually have an abortion.

There's no womb to evacuate that clump of cells from.

Amen.

Amen.

And

I'm glad at the protest this weekend

in Washington, D.C., the trans activist

was sticking up for

men

that need an abortion because they're actually women

posing as men.

And I think that was very clear from the beginning for really all of us, honestly.

But we have that exciting thing going on.

We also have Demi Lovato.

She's just released a new pro-abortion song this weekend, and I love it.

May I give you some of the lyrics of swine?

Oh, yes, of course.

We have the video.

Oh, play the video.

Yeah, play it.

I want it.

If he f I guess I gotta be a mother.

I think I've done one thing.

The government knows my body.

No, it's okay, it's better this way.

I'm only a cop and copy.

Even if I'm dying, else you'll try to stop me.

Even

here are self-my life,

my voice, my rights,

my choice is fly

for undefined.

That is come on, or am I just swine?

No, I wouldn't call you a pig.

Some might, but for

entirely different reasons.

So she's saying, or am I just a pig?

I want to ask you, Demi,

are you implying it's okay to do surgery on pigs?

And that pigs have a choice whether they're bacon or not?

I don't know what that means,

but I appreciate that.

It's really, it's really quite nice.

Now, there was a chant also this weekend in New York from Trans Activists that I found very, very,

some would say unsettling.

Here it is.

here.

You're queer.

We're coming for your children.

You know,

that's a snappy number.

And

it's a little interesting seeing that that would be grooming.

I just want to point that out.

That would be grooming.

Or you're kidnapping our children.

I don't know what that absolutely means, but I can think of a good way to interpret that.

Now, why would you be doing that?

Why would you do that?

Why would you chant that in the streets?

Are you looking for an actual answer or is this rhetorical?

Well, I mean, I think their defense would be, and again, there's not much of one, but I think their defense would be, these evil right-wingers are always accusing us for coming after their children, and it bothers them so much that we should just come out and say it.

We're not really doing it, but we're just out there to piss off those evil right-wingers.

Now, I don't think that's a good strategy.

No, listen to me.

No, that's a great strategy.

And that's why I feel that

people who are conservative should just go to the streets and say, hey, we're here and we really are Nazis.

Hey, we're here and we're really Nazi.

Nobody would do that.

Nobody would do that as a joke.

Nobody would do that to taunt the media because

that's horrible.

We are not Nazis.

So why would they say we're coming for our children when half the country thinks you are coming for our children?

That's the worst strategy of all time.

Right.

And it's particularly, I mean, when you have the media to back you up and give you a pass on it,

you know, that's one thing.

I mean, to be, if you want to really give them the benefit of the doubt here, which I am not inclined to, but if you wanted to, I mean, like, we used to put out um

we had t-shirts and stickers that said evil incorporated uh conserve evil conservative incorporated and like it was a joke in that they always called us evil conservative so let's just embrace it now that's a little bit different than saying we're coming for your

We're coming for your children.

That's a real big line there.

But if you wanted to really reach and find some justification, I assume that's what they would say.

I would assume they wouldn't say they're walking to a kindergarten to actually steal children, but then again, I don't know that I'd put it past them.

And you know who's really getting the brunt of this?

The gay community.

Where's the gay community?

The gay community has,

and I don't know this firsthand, I've always just heard this from

LGBQ people

before the T was handed, handed, right?

It's so such interesting times we're living in.

I just love it.

But the LGBT,

no, the LGBT, no, the LGBQ

people

have told me, and I've heard it in shows, etc., that they have a problem with the T people

because it's such a different culture.

Well,

okay,

the T people

are making the LGBQ people

look crazy and dangerous.

Okay, just crazy and dangerous.

And I don't mean the T people.

I don't mean most of the actual T people.

I mean the people that are

running, I don't know, some sort of crazy media, let's show up and we'll show them, sponsored by Bud Light,

those people who are behind all of this.

Does that make sense?

I mean, in today's world, that would make no sense 10 years ago, but does it make sense?

This was just the L and the G, right?

It was sort of an L and the G thing for a long time.

It was an L G thing.

And then the B sort of came out there and people were like, well, the B is a little bit different, isn't it?

And they're like, well, no, the L G and the B kind of hang out together.

After that, it got to the T and the Q and the Q and the I and the A and the 2 and the plus and all the things that have come since.

And you're right.

They are different cultures.

I've seen gay comedians go off on this, and they're just like, hey, we fought for a really long time to get the stuff that we got.

And the T's are just coming in and they're just doing their thing.

And they're expecting wide acceptance in two weeks.

Like, hey, we worked really hard.

It took us decades and decades and decades to get acceptance in this culture.

And the Ts are like

busting in without all the work.

They didn't pay their dues in this particular fight, according to any of the L's and the G's and the B's.

And so I bet you some T's would disagree with the L's and the G's.

I'm sure there.

I do think there is a legitimate,

I don't know what to call it.

I mean, sort of a civil war between the L's and the G's and the B's and then the T's.

I think there's some level of.

But there should really, I mean, the B's do not belong with the L's and the G's because you were born that way.

B

is like,

mega choice, man.

Come on, mega choice.

Pick one.

Stop being so greedy.

Pick one.

Pick one.

That's yours.

Yeah, the L's and the Gs were the ones that were like, we're born this way.

All right, you're born that way.

I'm going to give it to you.

I'm going to give it to you.

The Bs?

No.

No.

I even give you the Ts to some extent because you feel like you were trapped in your body.

Okay.

So I'll say, hey,

he's feel like he's a woman, been trapped in his body his whole life.

The Bs, again, eh, I don't know.

I'm going to try that one.

No.

No.

I see your point, but I do think the L's, the Gs, and the B's are fundamentally making the same argument, which is you can be attracted to something that is not traditional.

You might have, you might go against the grain on some of these things.

Maybe you think everything's great.

Maybe you think the opposite sex is great.

Maybe you think the same sex is great.

But it's all all coming down to your

attraction, right?

What you are attracted to, which is not.

No, it's not.

Because there's also the other Bs,

the bestiality B's.

That's a different.

Otherwise, if that's your case, then I have to have LGBB

TQ2 plus I

A.

And there's not two Bs yet.

There's two Qs.

There's no two Bs.

What?

But I think...

What do you mean there's no...

What's the second Q?

It's queer and...

Questioning.

Questioning is the other Q, Glenn.

How do you not know that?

You, bad.

So can you tell me what the difference is between queer and the L's and the G's?

I can ask ChatGPT that and see what it says.

How about that?

Because I don't really know.

I think that's great.

What?

I will bet you

ChatGPT has been waiting for that question.

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All right, so we're talking about LGBTQ

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IA2 Plus, whatever it is.

And I'm just trying to get some simple answers.

And that is, well, my latest question is, what is Q?

I know it's queer, but wasn't queer a slur against gay people?

Yes, I'm tired.

So if I'm an L or a G, aren't I really upset with the Qs?

Because they're taking a slur and owning it, and they're not even an L or a G.

Up until like two weeks ago, that was the right position, but no longer the right position, Glenn.

And our AI overlords have an answer for us.

What is the difference between gay and queer?

queer?

Gay and queer are both terms used within the LGBTQ plus community.

They left out a lot of stuff there, but they have different connotations and uses.

Gay, this term is primarily used to refer to people who are attracted to individuals of the same sex.

Queer, historically, queer was used as a derogatory term for people who were perceived to deviate from the norms in terms of gender or sexuality.

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Queer can be an umbrella term for anyone who isn't cisgender.

So basically, queer covers everything else other than boring, straight people who have a lot of people.

So then why do we need the IA2 ⁇ ?

Just make it the Q community.

But Q was taken on by the QAnon people.

So now you can't figure out if they're the QAnon people or if they're queer.

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So we were just talking about the LGBTQ,

and I was questioning what the Q is, and that's actually the second one questioning.

Stu,

am I covered as a Q because I'm questioning what all of this stuff means?

Because I'm questioning.

Or do you have to be questioning something else specific?

If you'd like to be included in the Q community,

we can make that happen.

If that's what you're desiring here, I think that there.

No, I really don't.

It seems like you do.

You're questioning.

And if you question it,

usually you either.

Well, if you go in questioning and you don't want to be and they hold you and you say, shh, don't tell anybody, are you part of QAnon?

It's a good idea.

I don't know.

I don't know if there's overlap here.

There's a lot to learn.

But I do think

I found it fascinating to watch this all play out because it seems like every two minutes they change the rules.

Every two minutes they say something that they said the opposite of yesterday.

The very basic fundamental argument they're making, for example, with gender is that, of course, it's the most important thing about a person, right?

Like they come up with these acronyms.

They discuss it ad nauseum because it's so incredibly vital.

But at the same time, if you judge anything based on gender, if you notice there's a difference between the genders, then you're all evil.

So it's both the most and least important thing,

both at the same time, which is kind of

consistent.

I will say it's consistent with the philosophy behind it, which is essentially just causing chaos, right?

May I say it is consistent inconsistency?

Yes, it is.

I mean, that's all that needed to be said.

And it's consistent with what you talked about years ago, Glenn, with postmodernism and what a big part of the equation that is.

And, you know,

watching that battle play out is fascinating because you realize there is a real difference between the LGB and the T, right?

There is a fundamental major difference here, several of them.

You know, first of all, what the L, the G, and the B are fundamentally asking us to do is accept a true statement.

Right?

They are asking us, if let's just say, Glenn, you came out of the closet today.

Glenn, by by the way, everybody to our audience is a G today.

Glenn, the G stands for Glenn and gay.

No, no, I am questioning.

So I'm a Q,

but if I'm in the closet, I'm QAnon, which I'm not.

Which is a different one.

You're none of the Qs, as far as I know.

But if you came out as gay, what you would be saying to the world, You, Glenn Beck, just love the dudes.

You're a big fan of the dudes.

Want to hang out with the dudes.

We got it.

Want to do lots of stuff with the dudes.

We got it.

Okay.

That's what you would be saying.

And

that would be true.

You would actually like the dudes in this scenario, right?

You would be acting on that and would be able to be able to prove that as true.

It is true that Glenn likes the dudes.

Here's the thing.

Stu is trying to get me to say something.

I've worked with him for almost 30 years.

He's trying to get me to say something

that

he can then take out of context and play.

So

I'm not playing any of those games.

Well, first of all, I do have a lot of shows to fill on a daily basis.

So, yes, that was part of the equation.

The other part of the equation is my other thought was, do I just personalize this and say this about myself?

And I said, no, because then Glenn will take it out of context and use it for his purposes.

That is horrifying that you would believe I would do something like that.

That is, it is.

I thought we were friends, too.

Right.

So my point here is that if someone

is a G or an L or a B,

that is something that is true.

They are actually attracted.

That's what they want to do with their time.

Okay.

The T is asking us to essentially go along with something that is not true.

They are saying they are a man, but they are actually a woman.

They are asking us to accept a lie, the opposite of what the L, the G, and the B are doing.

They're asking us to accept something true.

Maybe something that's out of the step of traditional patterns of human relations, but something that is actually true.

The T's are asking us to accept something that is not true.

And that is why so many people, at least one of the reasons why so many people have a problem with this.

And a lot of the L's, the G's, and the B's have a problem with it.

Because the L's, the G's, and the B's are saying something that is true.

The D's are not.

not.

This really hurts my head.

Okay.

Because I was struggling.

I was struggling with some news on

The Flash, the movie.

Okay.

And Ezra Miller,

who is referred to in article after article as them,

and they made, they starred.

And I'm like, I can't.

How many people starred?

What?

So

we're talking about Ezra Miller, right?

I mean, he was the they that made the movie.

Correct?

Am I right?

He's also

some sort of a serial criminal, and he's been credibly charged

or accused of being, I guess, a non-binary child groomer.

Now, again, I go back to the greedy thing.

on the bees, bisexual.

No, you can't choose anyone.

You have to live like the rest of us and narrow it down to half the population.

I don't think that's true.

No.

No.

You have to narrow it down.

Okay.

So is that on non-binary too?

When you're non-binary, that means.

It's another umbrella term, I think.

Non-binary just means you do not fit the traditional binary of

male, female, gay, straight, I guess would be maybe included.

I don't know.

Okay.

I don't know.

Wait,

go ahead.

There's more.

Yeah, there's more because the end of this definition, we asked last hour, we asked our AI overlords what's the difference between gay and queer.

And they end it this way.

However, it's important to note that language use can be personal and can differ from person to person.

Now, that is absolutely, of course,

the way our world works right now, right?

People just use the words, however they want to use the words.

But that's not the fundamental use of language.

That's not the way it's supposed to work.

The reason we have a language is that we can share concepts together.

We're supposed to understand that white is a light color and black is a dark color because those words signify.

If we just start calling dark colors white, then there's no way to communicate with each other.

And that's what's happening here.

People are just using these words however they want to as if they don't mean anything.

This this reminds me of a story I heard a long time ago.

I can't remember.

Oh, it happened in Babel.

Oh, they were building a tower, and God, to protect the people, he

made sure none of them spoke the same language, and so they could no longer build anything or work together.

Isn't that weird?

It's almost like that's happening intentionally

right now.

Huh.

It's amazing.

And I don't think the T thing is going to work out well, honestly, for

the left is just embracing this as if it's, you know, no one can be thousands of years of this is not reality.

And then last week

we were all told that not only do we have to change, but you're hateful if you don't completely accept and understand every aspect of this.

That's not what societies do.

And we're seeing this in the left voting blocks, right?

Where there are large chunks of the population who might agree with the higher taxes and bigger social programs and all those things, looking at this stuff, the woke stuff, and saying, wait a minute, that's not me at all.

We're seeing movement and minority communities that traditionally vote heavily Democrat starting to come over to

the right.

I would really like to talk to gay people.

I mean, we have people that we work with that I've hired that are gay and worked for me for years.

And

they said that in the gay community,

I don't want to misquote, but

it's

the gay community should be a lot more upset

outwardly

and let people know, wait a minute, this is crazy.

We've gone into crazy town now.

And it's really hurting

all of it.

All of it.

It's when you made rape, you know, words like, hey, you're hot.

Oh my gosh, he raped me.

No, he didn't.

And you're destroying

the understanding of what rape really is and diminishing it.

Yeah, I think that's true.

And I think, you know,

obviously the polls all show that people over time have come along to,

you know, gay marriage and all sorts of things that they didn't like years and years and years ago.

And the fundamental arguments that won that argument, you could say, for the L, the G, and the B

were two things.

One, you brought up before, we're born this way, right?

That was something that was, I think, compelling to people.

Whether you believe that or not, a lot of people were compelled by that argument to say, okay, well, if you were born that way, then how can I say anything about that?

And so,

which is the, it's the exact opposite argument the Ts are making, right?

They're saying the way I was born was wrong.

The way I was born was, it's almost like a conversion therapy argument, right?

It's the reverse of the gay argument.

They're saying what I had was wrong and I need to be fixed.

It's the exact opposite of born this way.

And the other part of this was

sort of a libertarian argument.

How does this affect you?

If I want to get married, or if Glenn's going to get married to his gay spouse, how does that affect you?

And I'm not being very careful.

How does that affect you?

And a lot of people said, well, I guess that's your thing.

You do your thing.

And that doesn't affect me.

When it comes to

a transgendered pride parade walking down the street saying, we're here, we're coming for your children, that takes the whole argument of, well, it's just their thing.

They can do it.

It doesn't affect me.

It takes that off the table.

And the fact that they keep going down this road over and over again is not endearing them to the American people.

Unlike something like the old Ellen argument, which was like, hey, we're nice people, we're funny, we're cool, we're here with you, we're doing our job.

We're just like you.

We're just like you.

That's a totally different argument than the one they're pursuing today.

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a couple of sermons here.

Pastors, there's been a few conferences that have happened in the Christian world.

And let me just give you some

of their words.

The decay of the family and the decay of the state are inseparable.

By natural and sacred design, the family is the basis of the state.

But when the foundation stones are hollowed out and crumble, then the entire building is threatened.

Without exaggeration, one can describe the problem of the family as the most acute social problem of the day.

Would you agree with that?

The most acute social problem of the day

is the decay of the family.

I think so.

Yeah, I mean, I'm trying to think if there's anything that would compete with it, but that's certainly the core of it.

Okay, so this was given

at a

Christian marital and family life conference in 1929 in the Weimar Republic.

Now, listen to the rest of this.

This is coming from the book, Weimar Germany, Promise and Tragedy.

The sharp decline in the birth rate, the scandalous number of abortions, and the rapid increase in the incidence of venereal diseases were fearsome signs.

In some areas of Germany,

Protestants charged, premarital sex had become the new moral standard.

The unblemished beginning of marriage was an exception.

Even the

birth of a child out of wedlock was was no longer seen as a problem or a sin.

Social order, once so firmly constructed, this is a quote,

has weakened and shattered, greatly endangering the protection and the dignity of the female sex, the sense of honor and responsibility that defines the male sex.

So they're saying, look,

males, you know, they'll mate with anything.

And

females need to be protected from

just the guys that'll just go have sex with anything.

And they don't look back and think twice.

Okay.

Women, it means something different to them.

That's what they were saying at this time.

So it goes on.

What caused this moral crisis?

Radical socialism and radical individualism, both encapsulated in the Republic, according to church leaders.

So listen to that.

Radical individualism and radical socialism.

Those are polar opposites, but that's what's happening today.

Everyone is looking at the collective.

The state is pushing the collective.

At the same time, they're saying, some people,

radical individualism, they can do and be whatever they want.

If you're a bunny rabbit today, you can be a bunny rabbit.

Well, why?

Is that the best thing for the collective?

That might be good for the individual, but is it the best thing for the collective?

These things go to polar opposites.

You can't have a society that is extremist on individualism and extremists on collectivism.

It doesn't work.

But doesn't that sound exactly like we're doing today?

When you're describing that sex had become, premarital sex had become a new moral standard, we're much deeper than premarital sex.

There is no meaning or age where sex isn't appropriate now.

There's a lot more to this, and I I want to share it coming up in just a second, but I don't want to start

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I don't think the majority is because they want to celebrate an abortion.

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We're live in St.

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in Washington County,

Utah.

This is just a great place.

We're here at the gateway of Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon and Monument Valley.

It is a beautiful place, and it's full of red rock and has been a great place to, you know, vacation or, you know,

retire to for a long time.

This is retirement, great medical facilities here.

But it has become the fastest growing county in America now.

And that happened because of COVID.

And people were looking for places to go.

And now, I mean, I'm only so stupid when it comes to buying houses.

I almost bought a house here like five years ago because I just, I love this community.

And I didn't, of course not, because now they're worth five times what they were.

But I really think this, in all of the best ways, is going to become the next Phoenix.

It's going to have a population explosion.

It already is.

And it's just going to keep growing.

And the county knows that.

And they're doing something.

They're getting ahead of things.

And I highly recommend that you do this as well in your own community.

They are planting the flag deep.

into the American principles.

For instance, this week, I think they've declared it Liberty Week.

And that's what we're here

for:

to really showcase a community that is making Liberty

their cornerstone.

And so, in front of the building where our museum is in,

it's in a county building they just built, and we take one whole floor of it, it's 12,000 square feet.

And

inside,

we have the museum.

We also have the county councilors who are amazing.

They don't necessarily all agree on everything, but they are all in lockstep on one thing, and that is the principles this city was founded on and

is ruled by.

And it kills me that this is extremist,

but they are dedicating the Ten Commandments.

They're putting the Ten Commandments in stone

right, you know, I think it's in front of the county building, but I'm not sure.

Ten Commandments, the Pledge of Allegiance, and the Bill of Rights.

And that's controversial?

In most cities, it would be.

It's not here.

Putting the Bill of Rights should never be controversial.

Those are the rights that we all used to agree on.

And we don't anymore because because we don't agree on anything.

We can barely speak to one another and understand each other because,

you know, we're being scattered intentionally.

And language is changing.

And they say values are changing, but I don't think values are.

I think it's just that

things like the Bill of Rights have been made unpopular.

Instead of being taught,

they have just been branded as racist or whatever.

They are the rights of all men,

all women.

Not furries.

If you're a furry, I don't think those rights go to you, but that's because you're not a man or a woman, you know.

Anyway,

so I've been reading this book on the Weimar Republic, and I'm reading it because I think there is a great lesson to learn.

Weimar Republic became uber-socialist and also at the same time uber individualistic.

And it was celebrated

as this wonderful new city of Berlin and wonderful hope.

It's what cabaret, that old movie is about,

is about the decadence of the Weimar Republic.

And that movie is way toned down compared to what Weimar really was and Berlin really was.

This is the place that did the first trans surgery.

They did it on a man in the museum.

We have a photo of him.

He died because, you know,

the doctor of the day, the one that was doing the surgery and really pushing it at the sexology clinic,

just decided to stuff a uterus in a man.

His body rejected that,

but they were close.

Anyway,

everything started to go downhill just the way it is now, and the churches began to be

very concerned.

But remember, the churches, many of them, had become participants in socialism.

And so they were looking for somebody to help them.

And first they started themselves.

First, they were saying,

we got to get traditional marriage back.

We have to stop with this trans stuff.

It's killing our kids.

Pedophilia was starting to creep in.

There were underage,

known,

and they just look the other way, known child prostitutes on the streets where you could just go get it, and nobody did anything.

And

the Germans had enough of them, at least the Christian, the ones who are still calling themselves Christian,

Germans.

Many of those churches had gone dark already because they had been infiltrated by national socialists.

So what happens?

Well, I want to just

give you a little bit.

The churches built new organizations.

This is from Weimar Germany, the book.

The churches built brand new organizations, parties, associations, publishing houses, paramilitary bands, and began to promote a new violent brand of politics,

which contributed greatly to the frenetic, chaotic quality of Weimar.

Ultimately, Weimar's opponents, the established conservatives and the radical right, would come together in a grand coalition under the

rubric of the Nazi Party.

It would destroy the Republic and all the opportunities it had offered.

It goes on,

how they got together is

they were stronger together

and people became confused and they were like, somebody's got to make this stop.

So the churches that had already become socialist

now start to preach moral

and start to stand up because the family was under attack.

And because they're socialist, they become nationalistic,

national socialists.

This is what the Biden administration is saying is happening.

I don't see it myself, but I do see the recipe for it.

And we have to be

informed enough to know history and understand what we could easily be facing.

And quite honestly, it's why I think the gay community needs needs to come out and say enough is enough.

Pedophilia is

not

part of the deal.

Pedophilia is not a part of being gay or lesbian.

Pedophilia is wrong.

And we're not going to allow these organizations that are, you know, stirring the pot for LGBTQ plus 2IA, whatever it is.

Stop it.

Not in my name.

Pedophilia and this extremist

idea of we're coming in to get your children in schools

is beyond pale.

It is

death to our society.

And if people don't stand up,

You're going to have these seeds watered.

And I warn the churches, I warn you, and I warn the gay community.

This is something we should all take seriously and work together.

Because

what does a pendulum do?

A pendulum, like in a clock, goes back and forth, back and forth.

And if it's in a clock, it's regulated.

They used to say regulator.

and it was regulated on the clock so it swings a certain amount each time that way time is consistent, but it swings both ways.

However, if you've ever seen or played with a

pendulum, if you are only on one side and you're pushing

in one direction, not the other, it starts to swing hard and it goes higher.

And then if somebody pushes it from that elevation, pushes it back, it goes higher on the right.

And the person on the right shoves it down and it goes higher on the left.

And that's what's happening.

It gets out of control until, as it always does,

somebody grabs the pendulum and says, it's stopping here.

But let's say no one stops it here.

You cannot keep pushing from the extremes.

You must take a stand, and I mean that on both sides.

We saw this with these Nazis, I think they were probably FBI, but these Nazi people going in and trying to infiltrate a gathering of patriots.

And they immediately turned on them and said, get out.

And they turned them away.

Now, whether that's because they're Nazis or spies,

I don't know.

But the point was, you have no place here because you are saying at least you're Nazis.

It's bad enough if you are.

If you're saying it, it's the same deal.

We don't want Nazis or those who claim to be Nazis anywhere near us.

That

is

making sure that the pendulum is not pushed more.

If the FBI was trying to infiltrate, it was because

they wanted people to see it and go, oh my gosh, they are Nazis, which would push that pendulum further up into the left.

And then it's going to come back

and swing the other way,

just like it did in Weimar.

If you are a gay person,

lesbian, whatever,

and

you understand

the family values.

You understand

you were born this way.

You know, you probably spent many years as a child not wanting to be that.

I understand

that.

Nobody wants to be a pariah.

Okay,

I get that.

I understand that.

I've never been against gay marriage because I'm a libertarian.

The government has no place in it.

Just don't tell my church who to marry and how to marry people, and I'm not going to tell your church or, you know, your

whatever, whatever one you want to use to get married.

I have no business in that.

I feel bad

that one of my heroes, Bruce Jenner, felt the way he felt his entire life.

That kills me.

He was a hero of mine as a child.

And he was struggling like that the whole time?

I have ultimate compassion for him.

So, where are those people standing up?

Bruce Jenner is.

Where are those people as a group standing up in their own community saying,

enough,

enough, stop this,

just like the conservatives did when Nazis showed up stop this

you are not part of us we want nothing to do with you

because you are radical extremists that will mean the death of anybody trying to come back together

it's time to start reminding

the left

Instead of just rejecting them,

instead of just yelling about them, it is time we start encouraging them to come back to sanity.

We don't have to agree on everything,

but just stop your extremists as we stop our extremists.

By the way, I don't actually think that the Nazi Party is on the right, seeing that they are

socialists.

You know, Stu, we should have the leader of the Nazi Party on.

Oh, there's a sentence I never thought I'd say.

Only for, and we're going to take a break real quick so you can comment on the other side.

Only because

I'd like to ask him what we have in common.

I'd like to ask his views on the Constitution.

I'd like to ask his views on the Bill of Rights.

I'd like to ask his views about gay marriage.

I'd like to ask all kinds of things.

Because he's not going to be a conservative.

I'd like to ask his views on socialism and individualism.

Mm-hmm.

Let's get him on the record.

More in just a second.

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All right, you sick freak.

Well, I think we've covered everything, Stu.

I, you know, we covered the L, the G, the B, the Q, the double Q, the Q anon.

And we didn't get to two spirit people.

We didn't get there Tomorrow.

But we did invite the head of the Nazi Party to be a guest at some point.