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Speaker 2 Oh, yesterday we thought we were fed up.

Speaker 2 The Durham report came out. And

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Speaker 2 All righty, let's go to Jake Tapper, because I think this one is the only example of an honest

Speaker 2 reporter from yesterday on the Durham Report. Here's what he said on CNN.

Speaker 4 Regardless, the report is now here. It has dropped, and it might not have produced everything of what some Republicans hoped for.
It is, regardless, devastating to the FBI.

Speaker 4 And to a degree, it does exonerate Donald Trump.

Speaker 2 Wait, what?

Speaker 2 Now, so you know, Jake Tapper was one of the first ones to really jump on that bandwagon and say, this is true.

Speaker 2 He is involved in a Russia scandal. So for him to reverse himself, that's a big deal.
For him to be on CNN and reverse himself, that's a big deal.

Speaker 2 Maybe we're starting to see a little bit, a little bit of actual journalism come out from Jake Tapper. Now, here's what we found out.

Speaker 2 This is quite amazing. What we found out yesterday was the FBI had zero,

Speaker 2 zero intel or faith in any of this.

Speaker 2 So they opened an investigation on something they had no faith on, they had no intel, and more importantly, what we found out is that they had been briefed on the fact that Hillary and her campaign was going to discredit Trump by claiming Russian collusion.

Speaker 2 Joe Biden was made aware of Clinton campaign plans.

Speaker 2 He was told in a meeting August 3rd, 2016, August 3rd,

Speaker 2 2016, by then CIA Director John Brennan in the Oval with Barack Obama, Biden, and James Comey, the FBI director and other senior administration officials.

Speaker 2 They were discussing Russia's efforts to interfere in the election.

Speaker 2 And according to Bredon's handwritten note and his recollections from the meeting, he briefed on relevant intelligence known to date on Russian election interference, including the, this is in a quote, the Clinton plan intelligence.

Speaker 2 Now, what was that?

Speaker 2 Durham writes, specifically, Director Brennan's declassified handwritten notes reflect that he briefed the meeting's participants regarding the alleged approval by Hillary Clinton on the 26th of July of a proposal from one of her campaign advisors to vilify Donald Trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by the Russian security services.

Speaker 2 End quote. Now, how can any American say this is not a big deal?

Speaker 2 Not only did all of this, and we already knew, we knew it came from the Clinton campaign. Remember the early stories was, this came from a GOP operative.
Remember, that was the early thing.

Speaker 2 This came from a GOP operative.

Speaker 2 They were doing research.

Speaker 2 No, no.

Speaker 2 The president, the FBI, the CIA, everyone knew that it was decided on July 26th and then briefed in the Oval in August that Hillary Clinton had something called the Clinton Plan Intelligence, where she would release things

Speaker 2 to try to get the spotlight off of her email scandal.

Speaker 2 Durham noted that even though Comey was in attendance at this meeting, it did not spark any FBI action.

Speaker 2 So Comey

Speaker 2 knew from the beginning.

Speaker 2 So every time you saw Comey on television saying, well, we don't know, and there's some evidence that we really have to look into, He had been briefed in August

Speaker 2 and took no action on Hillary Clinton. Then, when the Durham report came out, not the Durham report, the

Speaker 2 Christopher Steele file, when that came out,

Speaker 2 they all knew that that was the Clinton plan intelligence.

Speaker 2 The Durham Report goes on to say, none of them had any faith in it at all.

Speaker 2 In fact, while filing for the FISA court filings to be able to spy on Trump, the Durham report says the agents didn't then

Speaker 2 or in hindsight have any belief that any of these things were true.

Speaker 2 Okay, so let's just start adding up the crimes here.

Speaker 2 You have intel that one campaign is going to release false information to tie them to the Russians.

Speaker 2 Your FBI knows it. Your CIA director is briefing the president, the vice president, Joe Biden, about the Clinton plan intelligence.

Speaker 2 And they do nothing.

Speaker 2 But then when they are delivered something that they know comes from the Clinton campaign,

Speaker 2 they turn on the machine.

Speaker 2 They then start, the FBI then starts leaking this information to the press, which they have zero confidence in.

Speaker 2 Durham noted that during Comey's attendance at this meeting, it didn't spark any FBI action.

Speaker 2 He further highlighted an August 22, 2016 email that an FBI cyber analyst sent to the Bureau employees and senior intelligence officials informing them of the details of the Clinton plan.

Speaker 2 They

Speaker 2 failed

Speaker 2 to remember any follow-up actions the Bureau might have taken after the second briefing on it.

Speaker 2 Then the FBI, when they got the Steele dossier, remember the one that no one in the administration believed anything in it,

Speaker 2 the one that they knew came from Clinton,

Speaker 2 the one they had been told months before was coming in the Clinton campaign, what was it, the Clinton plan intelligence.

Speaker 2 When they got it, they went to Christopher Steele, he's the author of the dossier, and offered a million dollars.

Speaker 2 We'll pay you and pay your primary sources money if anyone is able to prove this.

Speaker 2 So now,

Speaker 2 when Hillary Clinton's operatives couldn't get anything really solid, they pass it to the FBI. The FBI looks at this and goes, this is garbage.
Yeah, I know, but it could be true.

Speaker 2 All right, offer him a million dollars if he can come up with something.

Speaker 2 Okay, anybody have a problem with that?

Speaker 2 Anybody.

Speaker 2 Then

Speaker 2 they went,

Speaker 2 one of the FBI agents, Brian Otten, traveled to Rome and met with Steele on October 2016.

Speaker 2 And he made the offer knowing that it relied primarily on one person or sub-source.

Speaker 2 The Bureau paid that sub-store source. That sub-source was

Speaker 2 Igor Dechenko. They paid him almost a quarter of a million dollars.
Even after he was unable to provide any evidence for a single claim, your tax dollars paid him. Now this is going to get worse.

Speaker 2 More shockingly, according to the Durham report, the FBI had significant evidence that Dachenko himself was Russian intelligence.

Speaker 2 It had closed a counterintelligence investigation into him

Speaker 2 in 2011

Speaker 2 because agents mistakenly believed he had left the country.

Speaker 2 The FBI investigated Dechenko as a possible Russian spy from 2009 to 11 after a colleague at the Brooking Institute, the left-leaning think tank where he worked, told the FBI that Dachenko raised the prospect of paying him for classified information if the colleague joined the Obama administration.

Speaker 2 A second Brookings employee also told the FBI he suspected Dechenko of being connected to Russian intelligence.

Speaker 2 It became a full-fledged investigation when the FBI realized that Dachenko was a known associate of two other spies

Speaker 2 and had contacts with known Russian intelligence offices and had said he wanted to join the Russian diplomatic service.

Speaker 2 He also told another person that he worked on special matters for the Russian Army and that his Russian passport listed him as connected to the Russian military intelligence service.

Speaker 2 They paid him $250,000 to prove that Trump was colluding with people like him.

Speaker 2 He couldn't come up with that evidence.

Speaker 2 Let me take you to Jonathan Turley. Jonathan Turley said

Speaker 2 the AP tried to dismiss this as not the crime of a century, that Donald Trump termed it.

Speaker 2 But whether or not anyone will ever be held accountable is hard to get around,

Speaker 2 that indeed nothing like this has ever been done before

Speaker 2 or that it was so damaging and divisive to our nation what's criminal is that the it appears people might get away with it

Speaker 2 that doesn't mean it wasn't the crime of the century it just means people are not being held to account there is so much wrongdoing involved in all of this but let's point out one big lie that we always knew was a lie which the report now confirms.

Speaker 2 Do you remember when Adam Schiff, then the chair of the House Intelligence Committee, claimed he had seen evidence that he couldn't share with us demonstrating the Russian collusion?

Speaker 2 Now that the report verifies there never was

Speaker 2 anything,

Speaker 2 what was that evidence, Adam?

Speaker 2 Given Durham's findings that there was no basis for action taken by the FBI in launching the investigation, it would be a good time for former House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff to reveal the evidence that showed the Russian collusion.

Speaker 2 There is no evidence. So here's what you have, America.

Speaker 2 You have a former president that knew

Speaker 2 Someone was going to attack the Republican candidate and make up a story about Russian intelligence so the press would not talk to Hillary Clinton about her emails.

Speaker 2 The president knew about it, the vice president knew about it, the CIA knew about it, and the FBI knew about it. But they took no action at all.

Speaker 2 Now, if that isn't throwing an election, I don't know what is. If that's not making sure your person wins because you immediately follow it up up with being delivered that you know is false,

Speaker 2 being delivered, and then start leaking everything to the press from official sources.

Speaker 2 I don't know.

Speaker 2 I'm not going to be happy until people go to jail.

Speaker 2 Now, the FBI did come out and they said in their statement, the conduct in the 2016 and 2017 special counsel Durham examined was the reason that the current FBI leadership already implemented dozens of corrective actions, which now have been in place for some time.

Speaker 2 So they fixed it. Nothing to see here.
No one went to jail. No one was fired.
No one was held accountable. But trust us, they say, we've fixed it.

Speaker 2 Boy, I'm so close to using a word that I know I can't use and follow it with you to the FBI.

Speaker 2 There is a serious problem. So how do we fix it? Because they ain't going to fix it.

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Speaker 2 I have personally moved on from Trump, but I can clearly understand why President Trump can't move forward.

Speaker 2 You want to pay President Trump back for everything that he did,

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Speaker 2 you should be on the bandwagon because the best thing we can do

Speaker 2 is

Speaker 2 make sure the people who did that to him and would do that to you or anybody else that they disagree with goes to jail.

Speaker 2 I can't move on. Dear God, who's going to hold the Democrats accountable?

Speaker 2 Well, I'm not sure it's the Republicans. But we are going to try on Thursday night a new angle entirely.

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Speaker 2 Mind you, I told our researchers to only provide me with the list of crimes which they have concrete evidence.

Speaker 2 Crimes that are so obvious, so well documented, that a half-wit prosecutor could secure a conviction. Nothing even close to the line.
Just, wow, did he do that?

Speaker 2 So let me give you just a couple of the crimes we've uncovered. In Arizona, 2016, Hunter crashed his car while on crack cocaine.
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Speaker 2 over the space of two days, the president's son solicited six different

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Speaker 2 Prosecutors declined to press any charges. Delaware, 2019, records from Hunter Biden's laptop document a minimum of nine instances of him using or purchasing illegal drugs.

Speaker 2 Prosecutors have declined to press charges. I could go on and on.

Speaker 2 All told, our researchers have documented, now remember, only the rock-solid ones, 150 crimes that Hunter Biden committed, ranging from drugs, guns, prostitution, to influence peddling and tax fraud.

Speaker 2 These are undisputed and well documented.

Speaker 2 Yet nobody is pressing charges.

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Speaker 2 Justice has to be blind. But justice is not blind because it's in the hands of all of the people in Washington, D.C., and it is completely and totally corrupt.
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Speaker 2 Now, there's a couple of other things that are going on that will show you why we must have blind justice.

Speaker 2 Washington is so fully corrupt.

Speaker 2 We have now the, just on the Durham report yesterday, we have the Clinton campaign, we have Barack Obama, former president, we have Joe Biden, we have the CIA and the FBI all colluding to make sure that Donald Trump is labeled a

Speaker 2 defector or

Speaker 2 a shill for the Russians. They knew it.
They executed it perfectly according to plan and no one paid any price. Do you think they're going to stop? Of course not.
What did they do the next election?

Speaker 2 The very next election, the FBI, which had the laptop of Hunter Biden, knew exactly what was in it.

Speaker 2 had known that that laptop was probably going to come out before the election. So, what did they do?

Speaker 2 According now, to the Twitter files, we know the FBI went to Twitter and all of the social media companies and said,

Speaker 2 they're going to try to take down the president or the vice president's bid to become president through his son. There's lots of Russian interference.
Well, you already know that from last time.

Speaker 2 Well, no, they already knew before they even started the investigation that that wasn't true. So used that same lie a second time in 2020 to tell them not to do anything with the Hunter Biden laptop.

Speaker 2 That affects the election. If you talk to people who now know about it, they say they would have never voted for Biden had they known about it.
So they influenced another election.

Speaker 2 If you think this is free and fair, it's not. And we we have the, you don't have to go to the ballot box.
All you have to do is go to the Justice Department, the CIA, the NSA,

Speaker 2 and the Democratic Party, the justice system.

Speaker 2 Once you go through that,

Speaker 2 what chance do you have? What chance do you have? Now,

Speaker 2 let me give you the latest on another whistleblower.

Speaker 2 Three FBI officials will testify in alleged abuses of power by FBI leadership ranging from discrimination against conservatives to inflation of domestic terrorism statistics.

Speaker 2 These whistleblowers are coming out, former agents, local, saying what Washington was telling us to do changes everything. We were told that even child sex crimes, not

Speaker 2 important.

Speaker 2 What's important is the domestic terrorist

Speaker 2 angle. And so they had to take on as separate cases all of the January 6th things.

Speaker 2 They pushed everything else aside.

Speaker 2 This is happening on Thursday, but you also have now retaliation on the IRS.

Speaker 2 Yesterday, the IRS

Speaker 2 fired the entire investigative team that was looking into Hunter Biden.

Speaker 2 And the reason why they did it is because there was a whistleblower in that group.

Speaker 2 And the whistleblower had gone to Congress and said, they have known for a long time what the crimes are, and they are not doing anything.

Speaker 2 In fact, the Biden administration is leaning hard on the IRS to make this go away.

Speaker 2 So you have a whistleblower.

Speaker 2 He's willing to testify.

Speaker 2 The head of the IRS is asked by Congress,

Speaker 2 we have a whistleblower.

Speaker 2 You are not to retaliate. There will be no retaliation.
Yesterday, they fired everyone on that team.

Speaker 2 Now, what do you think that's all about?

Speaker 2 Okay, how about this one?

Speaker 2 The lead prosecutor on January 6th. Do you know who his name is? Never even heard of him.
Name is Matthew Graves.

Speaker 2 Who is Matthew Graves? Wait until you hear this story, how it ends. He's really kind of a nobody.
I mean, yes, he worked on the Biden-Harris campaign. He gave $2,000.

Speaker 2 He was a domestic policy advisor for the campaign. And he worked at the same law firm that Kamala Harris's husband worked at.
So he cow towels and it pays off for him. He gets a cushy job.

Speaker 2 Probably the most politically charged U.S. attorney's office in the country.
He's the guy who is making the decisions in the District of Columbia.

Speaker 2 Since he took over, he has changed everything.

Speaker 2 Now, he escalates all of the investigations into January 6th. However, he is letting people go that are actually committing crimes.

Speaker 2 He is in the position of prosecuting both local and federal crimes in the nation's capital. Gun crimes, carjackings, skyrocketing, homicides, up 9%.

Speaker 2 He's under fire from community groups for letting all of these people go.

Speaker 2 The House Oversight Committee going to hear from Graves today.

Speaker 2 And Chairperson James Comer threatened to issue a subpoena after the Justice Department said, no, Graves is too busy. He can't come in for questions.
Really?

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 he's doing all he can to let criminals go.

Speaker 2 Instead, he's focused on January 6th.

Speaker 2 defendants. So here's the question,

Speaker 2 the series of questions that should be asked today by the Republicans.

Speaker 2 Mr. Graves, the Washington Post recently reported that you have one of the highest, if not the highest, declination rates in the country.
According to one site that tracks crime data in D.C.,

Speaker 2 you have refused to prosecute two-thirds of all criminal cases brought to you by police, double what it was in 2015.

Speaker 2 You blame the lack of resources for refusing to prosecute, repeat, violent offenders who threaten security of the nation's capital.

Speaker 2 At the same time, can you tell us how many January 6th cases were brought to you by the FBI over the past 28 months? Have you declined any of those?

Speaker 2 Not only are you proceeding at full steam with January 6th cases, you told the Washington Post last year you plan to double the current caseload, currently more than a thousand cases, to at least 2,000.

Speaker 2 What percentage of your office time is spent on January 6th cases versus the prosecution of local criminal crimes?

Speaker 2 In court documents, question three, your office repeatedly refers to January 6th as a domestic terror attack. In some cases, you're asking for domestic terror enhancements at sentencing.

Speaker 2 Terror attacks always involve the killing of innocent individuals. Mr.
Graves, how many January 6th defendants are charged with murder?

Speaker 2 To continue that inquiry, how many are charged with using a firearm or bringing a firearm into the building? Explosives are also a common feature of terrorist attacks.

Speaker 2 Do you have any update on the pipe bombs found at the headquarters of both the RNC and DNC on January 6th, which prompted the evacuation of adjacent house buildings and diverted law enforcement away from the Capitol?

Speaker 2 In fact, Mr. Graves, most of the charges against Capitol protesters are misdemeanors.
Is that correct?

Speaker 2 According to your latest Capitol Attack Update, 80% of the plea deals you extracted from January 6th defendants are for misdemeanor offenses.

Speaker 2 The most common charge is parading or picketing in the Capitol, a petty offense almost always handled in the D.C. Superior Court that results in a ticket and minimal fine.

Speaker 2 But your office is asking for prison time for between 14 days and 6 months for the plea deals for parading. Could you explain that?

Speaker 2 Mayor Browser said last week you would propose legislation to reform the city's pretrial detention policies for repeat offenders arresting for new crimes.

Speaker 2 In response, you said recent dialogue related to pretrial detention, meaning denied bail, has been over. How can we have more people released because they have not been been convicted?

Speaker 2 But isn't that the standard your office applies for those charged on January 6th?

Speaker 2 You've demanded pretrial detention for dozens of Capitol protesters, the overwhelming majority of whom have no criminal record, some accused of committing no violent crime on January 6th, a handful were in custody for nearly two years

Speaker 2 waiting for your office. On that note, you seek excessive prison sentences for January 6th defendants.
For example, Thomas Caldwell is a decorated and disabled Navy veteran with no criminal history.

Speaker 2 Caldwell was not charged with any violent crime on January 6th. In fact, he never entered the Capitol building.

Speaker 2 Nevertheless, you added a seditious conspiracy charge to his case shortly after taking office.

Speaker 2 After a jury trial, Caldwell was convicted of one obstruction count and one count of tampering with evidence, and you asked the judge to sentence him.

Speaker 2 He is nearly 70 years old

Speaker 2 you sentenced him to 14 years in prison could you explain why he deserves to die in jail

Speaker 2 uh this goes on and on this is from uh victor davis hansen his column today it is a must-read and this

Speaker 2 this testimony is

Speaker 2 happening.

Speaker 2 I think it's today. Didn't I say today? It's happening today.

Speaker 2 And these questions should be asked and answered because there's yet another whistleblower that is tied to the DOJ and the Pentagon that says

Speaker 2 the way they are arresting people on January 6th for the January 6th thing is exactly the tactics we use in the war on terror overseas,

Speaker 2 including the police being in on a traffic stop to scare somebody so they run

Speaker 2 or act nervous, but then don't arrest them.

Speaker 2 They're just kind of making them nerve-wracked so when they do come in with the flash grenades, that person is already freaked out beyond their belief. You will not believe what they're doing.
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Speaker 2 Welcome to the program. We're glad you're here.

Speaker 2 Stu and I were just talking about, you know, what is all of these things that are happening.

Speaker 2 This is the most corrupt administration in all of American history. And that's saying something.

Speaker 2 This goes so far beyond Watergate, which were former CIA people working on behalf of the reelection commission.

Speaker 2 This is like what Hillary Clinton did to set up.

Speaker 2 That's Watergate working in conjunction with the White House. They knew it.
And getting some off-the-books,

Speaker 2 you know, Christopher Steele stuff. Okay.

Speaker 2 But then they involved the Justice Department and everything else. So that's huge.
Then you have the FBI and DOJ and the IRS stonewalling any kind of investigation into Hunter Biden.

Speaker 2 And then you have everyone who's working on that case at the IRS fired. How could that possibly happen?

Speaker 2 I mean, just that, just that alone

Speaker 2 is, I mean, if it happened, I mean, I don't know how anybody doubts now, but we should wait until we see the evidence. But

Speaker 2 if that happened.

Speaker 2 How does that not bring this president?

Speaker 2 It's incredibly erratic behavior by the president.

Speaker 3 If he actually did that, it seems like the type of thing you do in anger. It seems like the type of thing that turns around and blows up a presidency.

Speaker 3 Again, we're not talking about it's not even the biggest focus of the today. But if that's true, he fired all the investigators on a sun.

Speaker 3 I mean, that's the type of thing that even some on the left wouldn't want to overlook. Now, of course,

Speaker 3 the media is there to aid him every step of the way. So, of course, it will probably not turn into anything.

Speaker 3 But that is the, I mean, you know, it's the type of thing you'd expect from a Nixon administration.

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Speaker 2 It's going to be interesting to see how this hour goes, isn't it, Stu?

Speaker 3 It's going to be fun to watch.

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Speaker 2 I just think it's only fair to alert you that

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Speaker 2 That's not a duct tape alert. I mean, well, maybe it's the correct one.

Speaker 2 Stu,

Speaker 2 is it DEF CON 1 where you're at war?

Speaker 3 Yeah, DEF CON 1 is the highest level of readiness.

Speaker 2 Readiness, which is the one where they've already launched the planes

Speaker 2 and they got the planes running on the ground. Is that two?

Speaker 2 No. Well, I don't know if we're at the...
I could explode this hour, okay?

Speaker 2 I don't know for sure. So

Speaker 2 I don't want to put it on DEF CON 1. But I will tell you, you should have the engine running of the car just outside.
You pick up all the pieces of my head. And

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Speaker 2 Dark Future. Glenn, why, why would you make it? That sounds pretty darn depressing.
Dark future. Well, at least in the book, there is a future.
I'm just saying.

Speaker 2 Glenn Beck branded optimism right there. That's it.
Be optimistic.

Speaker 2 It is a future. Very dark one.

Speaker 2 But the future exists, mainly for plants. Now, here's the thing.

Speaker 2 If you don't understand the world, then you don't understand

Speaker 2 ranchers.

Speaker 2 Because I have a whole bunch of cattle on my ranch, And I eventually eat all of them. And they are delicious.

Speaker 2 But I also take care of my cows. And I feed them all the best.
And, you know, if one of them gets out of line, well,

Speaker 2 they might be the one that's the first to be eaten.

Speaker 2 I'm the rancher. They're the cows.
I keep them in certain pens. So I open up one field so they can go and graze in there.

Speaker 2 And then when they've eaten enough from that field, I'll open up another field and they'll go graze in that one. That way they always have food.

Speaker 2 They don't overgraze and they don't care or even know they're overgrazing and destroying the land. That's my job.
I'm the rancher.

Speaker 2 I know best.

Speaker 2 So if you want to know what's going on,

Speaker 2 All you have to do is understand that.

Speaker 2 You are the cow. They are the rancher.
and they know what's best for you.

Speaker 2 And they'll give you your vaccinations when it's time to give you a vaccination.

Speaker 2 And if it feels like somebody with one sleeve of his shirt is cut off, yes, he does have his entire arm up your,

Speaker 2 okay,

Speaker 2 checking for stuff.

Speaker 2 Those are the experts. And I've been encouraging you for a while to do not listen to the experts.
Okay?

Speaker 2 They're making us into infants. I don't know what to do.
I just

Speaker 2 listen for an expert. No.

Speaker 2 No, nowhere in the Constitution is there a right to an expert to tell you what to do.

Speaker 2 In fact, I think our founders would warn you against all of those guys.

Speaker 2 I've been talking to you about AI, and on tomorrow's television broadcast, I'm doing a special on AI and it's really kind of important.

Speaker 2 I got an email from somebody who is speaking to

Speaker 2 all of the heads of these AI companies and trying to get them to, you know, maybe reconsider, maybe reconsider. This is along the lines of Tristan Harris and what he's doing.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 this was shared to me by a partner.

Speaker 2 They're going out and they're meeting with all these people.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 the partner writes to the other guy, and he said,

Speaker 2 hey,

Speaker 2 not making a lot of progress.

Speaker 2 I think it's worse than we both thought it would be.

Speaker 2 In the end, A lot of the tech people I'm talking to, when I really grill them, retreat into a couple of places. First, determinism.
What is determinism, Stu?

Speaker 2 Hmm.

Speaker 3 I don't know if I have a succinct definition of determinism.

Speaker 2 It's already predetermined. It's already, it's done.
Okay? It's fate. It's going to happen.
Okay. So

Speaker 3 that idea that nothing can't change anything.

Speaker 2 You can't change anything. Okay.
It's a sad, sad

Speaker 2 future. A dark future.
A dark future. Okay.
So that's the happiest place they go to is, well, it's inevitable

Speaker 2 But what they think is inevitable is the inevitable replacement of biological life with digital life

Speaker 2 Think about this the people who are creating AI and AGI

Speaker 2 believe the leaders do that it is inevitable that digital life will replace biological life

Speaker 2 now I don't know about you, but I'm not working on anything that's going to

Speaker 2 replace

Speaker 2 people.

Speaker 2 And I don't even know, trees, all biological life.

Speaker 2 Don't work on any of that stuff, right?

Speaker 2 Because I value people.

Speaker 2 I don't like a lot of them, but there's a lot to go through and a lot to choose from. Okay, billions of them.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 they are, they believe that it's inevitable replacement of biological life with digital life. And

Speaker 2 that's a good thing

Speaker 2 because

Speaker 2 man is bad for the planet. And we've done a lot of bad things.
So it's a good thing that it's inevitable that we are going to be replaced by AI.

Speaker 2 Okay, that sounds a little arrogant. No, no, no, I haven't even gotten to the arrogant part.

Speaker 2 At its core, he writes, it's an emotional desire to meet and speak to the most intelligent entity they've ever met.

Speaker 2 And they have some ego-religious intuition that they'll somehow be a part of it.

Speaker 2 Quote, it's thrilling to start an exciting fire. And, I mean, we're going to die either way.
Let's light it and see what happens.

Speaker 2 End quote.

Speaker 2 These are the people

Speaker 2 that are the experts in AI and AGI.

Speaker 2 Okay,

Speaker 2 so if we took a vote, would you vote to have those guys making the decisions or not?

Speaker 2 All right.

Speaker 2 Now, let me give you some other expert news.

Speaker 2 Rishi Sunak,

Speaker 2 under pressure to act over sky-high grocery costs, facing families when he hauls in supermarkets and farming chiefs to crunch number 10 summit on Tuesday. That's today, number 10, Downing Street.

Speaker 2 Rishi is the Prime Minister of England. Food inflation will become a normal state of affairs for Brits due to the worsening climate shocks, experts have warned.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 going into this, by the way, so you know,

Speaker 2 their food and drink price inflation in England is 19.2%

Speaker 2 from their already high prices last year.

Speaker 2 19.2%.

Speaker 2 Okay, that's twice the overall rate of other inflation in England. It's running at about 10%.

Speaker 2 So speaking ahead of the

Speaker 2 food summit at 10 Downing Street that happens today, the Food Foundation boss, Anna Taylor, warned that high prices are here to stay without government action and branded it extraordinary that the ministers have ditched planned plans for a horticultural strategy.

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 good thing the government is involved, right?

Speaker 2 Well, may I take you into the time tunnel, tunnel, tunnel, tunnel, tunnel, tunnel, tunnel.

Speaker 2 If I take you into the time tunnel, let me take you back last September

Speaker 2 to the,

Speaker 2 what's this bonehead's name?

Speaker 2 This is the

Speaker 2 prime minister

Speaker 2 of the Netherlands. On, you know, this is when all the tractors were out on the streets, out on the streets, and there were those crazy farmers yeah

Speaker 5 this is why they were out on the streets listen to this netherlands so the role of businesses in the agri-food sector should be stimulated and able to create scalable solutions and here I'd like to highlight a World Economic Forum initiative in this regard the World Economic Forum Food Innovation Hubs and these hubs in Africa, in Asia, in South America and in Europe will allow businesses to connect connect regional stakeholders to skill innovations because this is key.

Speaker 5 Skill innovations that can address

Speaker 5 food systems challenges. And here

Speaker 5 I'm particularly proud to announce that the Netherlands will host the Global Coordinating Secretariat of the World Economic Forum Food Innovation House.

Speaker 2 So this is great. So they're putting out of business the farmers.

Speaker 2 And the farmers in the Netherlands are the second or third largest food producer and the largest food producer for all of Europe and they're telling them that they can't use fertilizer and they have to do all of these new things

Speaker 2 because the experts want to teach the farmers how to farm

Speaker 2 But it's all part of the Food Innovation Hub from the World Economic Forum. And may I read read it from theworldeconomicforum.org? Our food systems must become more sustainable, efficient, inclusive.

Speaker 2 Now, I don't know about you, but I think to myself all the time while I'm eating that carrot or that potato or anything that helps keep me alive, gee, I hope it was a person of color that grew this carrot.

Speaker 2 Or then again, maybe I don't think of that at all. I don't care if people of color are growing all the carrots as long as they're growing and they're the best at it.

Speaker 2 Innovations that can help transform our food system are often already out there. Unfortunately, the adoption and scale-up of innovations in the agri-food sector lags behind other sectors.

Speaker 2 Collaboration between different stakeholders who are working from farm to fork is key. Now, I want you to remember, this is not to produce more food.

Speaker 2 This is to

Speaker 2 produce more diverse food,

Speaker 2 more food grown by diverse people.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 2 And it's from farm to fork.

Speaker 2 So everything in between is going to be redone.

Speaker 2 This is why the Economic Forum and partners have initiated the food innovation hubs across the globe.

Speaker 2 Food Innovation Hubs are multi-stakeholder, pre-competitive and market-based partnership platform aimed at strengthening local innovation ecosystems to sustainably scale innovative solutions for food system transformation.

Speaker 2 Now, isn't this great? This is great.

Speaker 2 And I can't imagine how many millions of people are going to die because of this.

Speaker 2 This

Speaker 2 is happening. Why?

Speaker 2 Because you are a cow.

Speaker 2 They are the ranchers.

Speaker 2 They know what's best. And if a few cattle have to be slaughtered along the way, so be it.

Speaker 2 It's inevitable anyway.

Speaker 2 Let's thin the herd.

Speaker 2 What's the easiest way to get a dictatorship to have complete power over you?

Speaker 2 Well, if you own nothing,

Speaker 2 if you can't really spend your money,

Speaker 2 and there are food shortages, people are much more compliant.

Speaker 2 Think I'm joking? More on experts here in a minute.

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Speaker 2 I want you to play the MSNBC clip here from yesterday, where the host is

Speaker 2 talking about what was, what the Durham Report really means. Listen to this.

Speaker 6 For those people who think, oh, everybody does it. You know, the Democrats do it, the Republicans do it, everybody's everybody's up to no good and shenanigans.

Speaker 6 There really is just, that's just not true.

Speaker 6 There is a false equivalency because you have an enormous number of cases which were proved, where there, as you pointed out, there are convictions, where there is a there-there.

Speaker 6 Russia interfered in the 2016 election. They're continuing to interfere.
There are people who've gone to jail, who are rightly found guilty.

Speaker 6 And what you have with John Durham is like it's a big fat nothing, and it reminds me of the sort of weaponization hearings that are going on where there also is they're just falling flat on their face because there is no there there.

Speaker 2 It's quite amazing. Quite amazing.
If you are on the left in this country, you have no idea the cage that is being built for you right now. You are part of the lucky ones because you're awake.

Speaker 2 If you're listening now and you know these things, you've been following the news, you are one of the lucky ones Others are going to wake up some will wake up before it's not before it's too late

Speaker 2 But some will wake up before it is too late and we must welcome them But these are all the experts that are telling you there's no there there that interview went on to where the host came back and said it's all conspiracy theories

Speaker 2 That's your that's your biggest tip-off that something is wrong.

Speaker 2 That anyone that doubts whatever the official thing from the government and the media says is a conspiracy theorist.

Speaker 2 I did a show a couple of weeks ago on all the conspiracy theories that are true, and it's a relentless nonstop list.

Speaker 2 There is

Speaker 2 so much that is

Speaker 2 out there

Speaker 2 that is warning you of these things.

Speaker 2 For instance, Mike Yarden, he was a former vice president of Pfizer.

Speaker 2 He said, we have to recover the power of no,

Speaker 2 I'm not doing this.

Speaker 2 If enough of us say, no, I'm not doing this, they can't win. They only win if they persuade us to be farm animals and just passively go along with everything that is happening.

Speaker 2 I want you to know

Speaker 2 we can win, but we must be aware.

Speaker 2 And we must regain and recover the power of no.

Speaker 2 No,

Speaker 2 I'm not doing that.

Speaker 2 Farmers, a new food innovation innovation hub?

Speaker 2 No,

Speaker 2 I'm not doing that.

Speaker 2 It's going to be tough, but I would rather have it tough in my lifetime than have my children a slave or

Speaker 2 to listen to the AGI people to face the inevitable death of all biological life only to be replaced by digital life that some people who think they're above everything get to decide and meet the creator, destroyer, the beast, AGI.

Speaker 2 No,

Speaker 2 we're not going to do that. I will not participate.

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Speaker 2 First hour of the broadcast is live on YouTube. But those are, you know, the schlubs, really.
It's the Twitter people that we like the most. Wouldn't you say, Stu? Oh, 100%.
Yeah, 100%. So

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Speaker 2 if you watch the news and you're watching anything from the left, you are going to hear a completely different story on the Durham report.

Speaker 2 And you're going to hear that they have absolutely nothing, nobody did any wrong. And you could make a case because

Speaker 2 he's not asking for anybody to be fired or anybody

Speaker 2 jail time, nothing, nothing.

Speaker 2 And so it seems like a big fat zero.

Speaker 2 However, if you actually read the report, it is extraordinarily disturbing sean davis is with us he is the federalist ceo and co-founder welcome sean how are you i'm well thank you thank you for having me you bet so which is it

Speaker 2 is it disturbing or a big nothing burger

Speaker 7 oh it it's it's beyond disturbing it it's horrifying and you make a good point um which the the left-wing media are trying to glom onto well if it's so bad why were there no prosecutions durham actually talks about this in his report.

Speaker 7 And I'm going to paraphrase him here, but it's that all the cases he was going to bring had to be brought in D.C. because that's where the crimes were perpetrated.

Speaker 7 You're not getting a fair trial or a jury of your peers in D.C. D.C.
is uniformly left-wing, with 95% for Democrats. And in political cases, which this clearly was,

Speaker 7 they're going to vote the way they would vote at the ballot box, in the voting booth, not based on what the facts and the law are.

Speaker 2 That's a real problem because we have all of these important cases of corruption are going to have to be tried in D.C. How do you solve that?

Speaker 7 I actually think it's super easy. You know, the founders, they didn't want D.C.

Speaker 7 to be a state because they didn't want this district that houses the entire federal government to be able to hold the federal government hostage and get what it wants.

Speaker 7 We actually have that now, regardless of whether D.C. is technically a state or not.
I think you have to completely get rid of the D.C. trial court and the D.C.

Speaker 7 Circuit Court, and you have to farm out these types of cases randomly to field offices and U.S. attorneys throughout the country.
Get rid of D.C.

Speaker 7 being able to control what happens in these cases and send these cases to Nebraska, Texas, Tennessee, Idaho.

Speaker 2 100%.

Speaker 2 100%.

Speaker 2 You're right.

Speaker 2 So, Sean,

Speaker 2 they

Speaker 2 show that the FBI knew the CIA knew the former president, Barack Obama and Joe Biden, they all knew that Clinton, they even had a name for it,

Speaker 2 the

Speaker 2 Clinton Investigative Project or something. They knew that she,

Speaker 2 early in the summer, had made the decision to try to tie Donald Trump to Russia. So they knew that, and

Speaker 2 she was doing it to get people off of her trail for the

Speaker 2 the emails that were on her server

Speaker 2 and they the FBI didn't do anything on that and then when they got the documents that they knew were from her team

Speaker 2 they knew there was nothing in that

Speaker 2 but they launched this investigation and then started leaking these things to the media. How is this not massive election interference?

Speaker 7 It's 100% election interference. And I'll tell you, we've been hearing about Watergate ad nauseum for about 50 years now.
This makes Watergate look like child's play.

Speaker 2 It does.

Speaker 7 Watergate was a two-bit break-in that happened once at a party headquarters. This was an entire coordinated effort across the whole of the U.S.

Speaker 7 government, the Intel community, the CIA, the FBI, that was perpetrated against a political campaign, against a president, and against the American people who elected him.

Speaker 7 Everyone involved should be in prison. Everyone.
I mean,

Speaker 7 this is so much bigger than Watergate and so much more destructive because we now know with complete certainty that the FBI itself is not a law enforcement organization.

Speaker 7 It is a vassal for the Democrat Party, and it exists to do nothing other than what the Democrat Party wants.

Speaker 2 And I would say the CIA

Speaker 2 and all of the intelligence agencies are on that same track, if not leading it. I mean,

Speaker 2 look at what they did with Hunter Biden. The next election, they already planned, they have the laptop and they know about it.

Speaker 2 And then our intelligence community meets with social media and says, you know, they're going to probably come out with something on Hunter Biden, but be careful.

Speaker 2 Be careful because Russian disinformation. And then they knowingly, to help the Biden campaign, they write something that was written

Speaker 2 with their understanding that it was to be used to help Biden win at a debate.

Speaker 2 I mean.

Speaker 7 And it was a former acting director of the CIA who put that letter together. But it's actually even worse than what you described.

Speaker 7 We broke a story last week based on evidence that congressional investigators have in the weaponization committee that the CIA itself was soliciting signatures for that letter, which they all knew was a lie.

Speaker 7 The FBI had that laptop for a year. They had gotten it a year prior, pursuant to a federal grand jury subpoena.
So they all knew it was a lie.

Speaker 7 But I think it's important that we don't forget that these are not recent misdeeds by the FBI. It's not like this was a glittering organization until a couple years ago.

Speaker 7 They were conceived in shenanigans. Their building is named after J.
Edgar Hoover, a guy who's known for blackmailing members of Congress to get the way he wants. This agency is irreparable.

Speaker 2 Oh, so you're one of the extremists that want to fire the FBI,

Speaker 2 want us to be without any policemen on the streets. Wow.

Speaker 2 That's what they say, Sean.

Speaker 2 It is.

Speaker 7 I will say that's not quite accurate. I also want to get rid of the CIA and all of the other three letter agencies

Speaker 7 to declare war against the American public. Yeah.
You know, we survived for, what, 200 years, 150 years without without a corrupt FBI wreaking elections. I think maybe we should go back to that.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 So, Sean,

Speaker 2 what do we do? Because I don't think anyone is

Speaker 2 going to jail for this. We had

Speaker 2 the IRS on Monday fire everyone that could have been the whistleblower, just fired the entire team that's been looking into the

Speaker 2 tax fraud from Hunter Biden.

Speaker 2 That sounds like retaliation.

Speaker 2 How do we stop it when the Justice Department has to be the ones to prosecute? And you're doing it in D.C. Can the Republicans do anything?

Speaker 7 That's such a good question. And I think it comes back down to Congress having to once again do its job.

Speaker 7 Over the past 30, 40 years, Congress has really enjoyed outsourcing all of its actual duties under the Constitution to the administration, to the executive branch.

Speaker 7 They like this because they don't have any more accountability anymore. They just get to go out and play politics and blame the executive branch.

Speaker 7 It's time for them to take back their Article I authority and actually do oversight. All these agencies exist at the pleasure of Congress.

Speaker 7 They exist because Congress funds them and Congress created them.

Speaker 7 And I would say it is long past time for Republicans to get a spine and to get some intestinal fortitude and do their jobs and rein in these agencies if not to fund them entirely.

Speaker 2 So can they do that without a budget?

Speaker 7 Absolutely. The power of the purse is absolute.
Article 1, Section 9, it's just so many of these guys are afraid of their own shadows.

Speaker 7 They don't want to do anything that anyone in the media might characterize as mean or harsh.

Speaker 2 Man, we are just,

Speaker 2 where are the

Speaker 2 Winter Patriots? Where are they?

Speaker 2 Sean, thank you so much. I appreciate it.
We'll be looking forward to more from you

Speaker 2 at the Federalist, which is a great, great website.

Speaker 2 You put something really tremendous together.

Speaker 7 So thanks for that.

Speaker 7 Thank you, sir. You bet.

Speaker 2 Sean Davis from the Federalist, the co-founder and CEO. All right, let me talk to you a little bit about selling your home.
You want to sell your home, move to another one? You know, why not?

Speaker 2 You haven't had enough stress in your life, right?

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Speaker 2 And then I can always keep the house clean and have it ready to go so we can leave and people can walk through my house. I've spent four hours, you know, cleaning it and

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Speaker 2 I want to talk to you about a special that we're doing on Thursday. And yes, an enormous chalkboard is involved.
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Speaker 2 Crimes that are so obvious, so well documented, no one on MSNBC could actually say, Oh, I don't think there's anything here.

Speaker 2 So we have uncovered just a few crimes. I mean,

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Speaker 2 Any one of those would put you in jail. Any one of those would put you in jail.
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Speaker 2 So you know and I know the thing that we all say to each other is, I don't care anymore because nothing's going to happen. Well, I'm tired of it.
Okay.

Speaker 2 The conversation I just had, well, Congress has to take their power back. Well,

Speaker 2 we've been waiting. We've been waiting.
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Speaker 3 I'm waiting for you to say something demeaning.

Speaker 2 I'm not saying anything demeaning. I always give you a hard time on that.
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Speaker 3 And you're not doing that this time?

Speaker 2 No, I'm not.

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Speaker 2 What you're about to hear

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Speaker 2 This is the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 2 Hello, America. Well, I've got to talk to you about a couple of things here.

Speaker 2 I'd like to know, is it the Babylon B?

Speaker 2 I can no longer tell the difference. Is it the Babylon B

Speaker 2 or is it real life that Martha Stewart at 81

Speaker 2 is a swimsuit model for the

Speaker 2 Sports Illustrated swim?

Speaker 2 Is it real or fake? I don't know. I don't know.
I don't know. I'm actually betting that it's absolutely real

Speaker 2 because that's the one that would make sense in today's America.

Speaker 2 We go there. Oh, and also Miller Light has decided, you know what? That thing with Bud Light went so well.
We should do that too.

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Speaker 2 So, where do we start? Where do we start? Where do we start? Well, let me get the bad news in and then give you sugar. Okay, let me give you some.

Speaker 2 And this isn't necessarily bad news because our Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve say this is absolutely untrue. So it is a conspiracy theory, I'm sure.

Speaker 2 Weiss Ratings, the nation's only independent ratings agency that

Speaker 2 regularly evaluates the relative safety of U.S. banks and credit unions, has made an announcement.
Now, so you know, you may not know Weiss Ratings.

Speaker 2 Since 2008, there have been 539 banks that have failed. Weiss Ratings, because they check on them regularly and do stress tests on them, they provided advance warning on 535 of them or 99.3%.

Speaker 2 That's it.

Speaker 3 So they missed a full 0.7%.

Speaker 2 Yes, but we have the Fed who is all on top of it. And, you know, they knew things like inflation is transitory.
So

Speaker 2 you can go to them. Now, here's the announcement.
They have warned that only

Speaker 2 4,243 banks could be vulnerable to failure. Now, I want you to hear this whole thing out.

Speaker 3 4,000 banks.

Speaker 2 I know that sounds bad. It does.
Okay, it sounds bad. But you're really looking at 1,210 institutions or 12.8 that have now red warning flags signaling a risk of imminent failure.

Speaker 3 12.8% of our banking?

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Structural circumstances.
Well, it's not 4,243.

Speaker 3 no it's not 42 percent yeah no it's it's it's 1210 banks so i'm trying to understand it so they're saying 1200 banks are have a red flag yes that signifies imminent risk no no no imminent failure i thought you said imminent risk no no no a signaling risk oh yeah you're right of imminent failure risk of imminent failure okay so not guaranteed but imminent means very soon and probable.

Speaker 2 Probably. Okay.
Now, the 3,043 banks, they only got a yellow warning flag. Okay, that's good.
And they say

Speaker 2 they're only at risk of failure in some sort of a financial crisis or a recession.

Speaker 3 You mean if like 1,243 banks fail

Speaker 2 that type of situation? I mean, you could look at it that way. Okay.

Speaker 2 In some, 45% of all banks and credit unions are deemed vulnerable.

Speaker 2 but i

Speaker 2 i mean

Speaker 2 that's not even half conspiracies right how many banks do we need that right what about having just one right you know that would make it so much easier yeah hey have you heard that the esg uh things they're falling apart

Speaker 2 yeah

Speaker 2 it's weird when

Speaker 2 you make like half the amount of money on your investments that everybody else is making. You know, it's weird how fast people like, I think I want out of this.

Speaker 3 I think I, because I think there's been a lot of conservative pushback on this stuff, led by, you know, you largely talking about all of these ESG,

Speaker 3 you know,

Speaker 3 all the negatives of the ESG situation. But I think like, in some ways, I'm, I hope that what you just said is true and that people are just looking at it, realizing it's worse.

Speaker 3 It's, they're not even performing well and are abandoning it on themselves. It's not a political thing, right? They're abandoning it because it doesn't work.
Correct. That's even better.

Speaker 3 That is better.

Speaker 3 Then just proving to them that it's a bad idea.

Speaker 2 Let's just remember that those people still have power that came up with that really bad idea that cost you money.

Speaker 3 But usually when - I mean, who knows, right? We know this isn't always the case, but usually when you introduce a new product, let's say, and it fails,

Speaker 3 you don't typically get rewarded for that.

Speaker 2 And I think

Speaker 2 the markets do send a signal there. It's exactly like, you know, if you are doing crack cocaine

Speaker 2 and you're smoking it and snorting coke on the belly of a hooker,

Speaker 2 you generally don't get rewarded for that.

Speaker 2 But Hunter Biden. Oh, we were talking about Hunter Biden that time.

Speaker 3 Yes, I agree with your analysis of Hunter Biden.

Speaker 2 Hunter Biden. Okay, now.

Speaker 2 Here comes some sugar. Now, I'm going to start slow because I don't want to give you a sugar high because that'll just wear it out.
You know, it'll wear off quickly.

Speaker 2 So let me give you just a little dose of sugar here.

Speaker 2 The anarchist

Speaker 2 is

Speaker 2 a restaurant in Toronto, Canada, and it touted itself as anti-capitalist, anti-colonial cafe, shop, and radical community space on stolen land.

Speaker 2 That's a long, that's a big sign. It's a big sign.
It's a big sign.

Speaker 3 How many forests had to die for that wood of that sign?

Speaker 2 Anti-capitalist, anti-colonial cafe, shop, and radical community space on stolen land.

Speaker 2 The anarchist.

Speaker 2 Well, here's what they did. And this was a brilliant idea.
They sold, at a profit, anti-Israeli literature, t-shirts depicting police being hung, propaganda pieces promoting LGBT terrorism.

Speaker 2 and, you know, some other

Speaker 2 inciting materials.

Speaker 2 And then they peddled, you know, bigotry and everything else on their Instagram page. And here's the thing.

Speaker 2 You know, they're good people.

Speaker 2 You know, they posted wishing the Pope, the Catholic clergy, and the Canadian government

Speaker 2 the centuries of suffering and death that they've given the world. So I think that's good.
The hashtag was burn every church, hail Satan, and decolonize.

Speaker 2 So they're nice people, just running a community place, and were, they

Speaker 2 feel for the average person. They said, Look, you just pay when you can.
Okay,

Speaker 2 you pay what you can afford, pay what you can.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 what's really surprising is

Speaker 2 they're out of business. So,

Speaker 2 end of that story. Now,

Speaker 3 capitalism always wins.

Speaker 2 Well, does it? Miller Light, you would think,

Speaker 2 has

Speaker 2 been awake, awake, or let me say,

Speaker 2 have not been in a coma for the last month or so.

Speaker 3 I don't know how much of their product they've consumed, but likely they've been.

Speaker 2 I think it would take a medical coma

Speaker 2 to not know what's happened to Bud Light.

Speaker 3 It's been an incredible gift to them.

Speaker 2 Yes, theirs skyrockets, and Bud loses its number one status. Okay.
Big news if you're in the beer industry. Right.
Well, they have put together a new

Speaker 2 a new ad

Speaker 2 and

Speaker 2 can can can we can we play the ad please?

Speaker 8 Here's a little known fact. Women were among the very first to brew beer ever.
From Mesopotamia to the Middle Ages to colonial America, women were the ones doing the brewing.

Speaker 8 Centuries later, how did the industry pay homage to the founding mothers of beer? They put us in bikinis.

Speaker 2 Yes. Wow.

Speaker 2 Wait, you just took the bikini lady. Look at this shit.

Speaker 2 Wild.

Speaker 8 It's time beer made it up to women. So today, Miller Light is on a mission to clean up not just their shit, but the whole beer industry's shit.

Speaker 2 Oh.

Speaker 8 Miller Light has been scouring the internet for all this shit and buying it back so that he can turn it into good shit for women brewers. Literally, good shit.

Speaker 2 How you asked? Stop. Okay.
Oh, God. It's so stupid.
It's so stupid. I can't take it.
I can't.

Speaker 2 I can't take it. First of all,

Speaker 2 that was a very nice poster that she took down and shredded. Yeah.
And I don't appreciate that.

Speaker 3 And just to give you some science behind it, there's absolutely no way you're getting more benefit out of shredding a document, then I guess turning it into some sort of fertilizer for beer

Speaker 3 than the electricity used to just shred the document.

Speaker 2 There's no way that's a worthwhile transition. No, it's good for the

Speaker 2 I would also like to point out, now this came out

Speaker 2 before Bud Light.

Speaker 2 And then it, you know, kind of went away. And here's my thing.

Speaker 2 What were you doing for the last month if not trying to make sure that never saw the light of day again?

Speaker 2 Right.

Speaker 3 They've been deleted off. It should have been deleted off the YouTube page.

Speaker 2 I mean, right.

Speaker 2 If I'm Miller, I go and see if we can buy an EMP to shut down and erase and fry all the chips. So, you know, they say the internet is forever.

Speaker 2 Not with an EMP.

Speaker 3 You want to be like a future draftee of the NFL deleting your old tweets.

Speaker 2 That's what you want to be. You want to be hiding your history.

Speaker 3 Because you're right. This has been a huge boom to Miller Light and Coors Light and all these other brands that are not Bud Light as they've cut their sales by 25% or whatever the current number is.

Speaker 3 It was up as high as 25.

Speaker 3 And so they come out with this, which is just, again, it goes on to tell you that they're going to take the,

Speaker 3 they, they literally claim, and I can't imagine this is true, but they claim at Miller Light, they're going on, like, I guess, eBay and buying up old

Speaker 3 cardboard cutouts of bikini models for beer ads and then having them sent to them, which again, all of the emissions and all the other stuff associated with this is just a side hustle here.

Speaker 3 But it goes all the way to them.

Speaker 3 Then they're taking it and they're composting it, shredding it and composting it, and then using it, transporting it to somewhere else again, where there it's going to make beer that's going to be transported somewhere else.

Speaker 2 There's nothing better than cardboard beer. I'll tell you that right now.

Speaker 2 If you can take that and mix it with some crap

Speaker 2 and you just let it steam in a pile for a while, that's the original formula for Miller Lee. You mix it into the.
May I just say, so what you're saying is that

Speaker 2 men

Speaker 2 said horrible things and took horrible pictures of women to sell beer. Yep.
So you're now making that up by saying horrible things about men

Speaker 2 to sell women beer.

Speaker 3 And also I will say, can I point out horrible things about women? You're saying horrible things about women here as well, because what you're doing is denying their agency to live their lives.

Speaker 3 You see, men didn't put women in bikinis. What happened is individual women sent in their headshots and body shots to try out to attempt to get the jobs this woman in a sweater is now criticizing.

Speaker 3 By the way, I don't know if you've noticed this, Glenn. They treat these women as so much, they've taken their agency so much in this ad.

Speaker 3 They have actually blurred out their faces in the ad.

Speaker 2 I don't know if you noticed that.

Speaker 3 The bikini picture, because you weren't looking at her face in the bikini picture.

Speaker 2 The bikini picture.

Speaker 2 Did you find that out through Lisa?

Speaker 3 I had to watch it like 46 times and eventually. Oh my God, their faces are gone.

Speaker 3 But these are individual women who made individual decisions based on what they wanted to do. Now, we can be critical of that as

Speaker 3 a career goal.

Speaker 3 But if you're a model, getting into a national ad campaign, probably a big deal, probably something you're proud of. But this woman in a sweater says you shouldn't be proud of it.

Speaker 3 In fact, it wasn't even you doing it. Men put you in the bikinis.

Speaker 2 Well, I have to tell you,

Speaker 2 I like the fact that she looks like mom because I've wanted my mother to make all of the choices in my life. Yeah.
And that can just keep going on. You know, I just, I think every guy loves that.

Speaker 2 I think every woman loves that when mom comes in and tells them exactly what to do.

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Speaker 2 So,

Speaker 2 let me ask you something.

Speaker 2 Do men actually exist anymore?

Speaker 2 I mean, have we phased them out entirely?

Speaker 3 We phased out women entirely. You think we've also phased out men entirely?

Speaker 2 Well, I think so. Yeah, I think if you're, you know, if you're not crying and you're not thinking maybe I too could get pregnant, I don't think you exist in today's world.
Okay.

Speaker 2 If you are a woman who is a strong woman, but is a woman who's like, I don't want your corporate job. I don't want this or that.
I'm not going and playing by those rules.

Speaker 2 You're not really a woman either. Now, here's the good news: if those men and those women that don't play by those rules get together, they'll have children, the other ones won't, and we win.

Speaker 2 But why wait that long? Why wait that long? I am so sick and tired of having to deny

Speaker 2 the natural state of things.

Speaker 2 The natural state of things is men like women.

Speaker 2 Women

Speaker 2 like

Speaker 2 men noticing them. Not being creepy about it, but noticing them.

Speaker 3 It's part of the human attraction situation that's set up, you know, all of procreation and civilization.

Speaker 2 Now,

Speaker 2 I would like to, there's a reason sex feels good

Speaker 2 because God, that's God saying,

Speaker 2 right? Do this, dummy. You like that.
You should do that more because you're trying to have children. Okay.

Speaker 2 So this is science, by the way. Totally science.
This is a science-driven show. Yeah.
No, I know. Yeah.

Speaker 2 So I gave up on Sports Illustrated, the swimsuit edition, a long time ago. And it was the only edition of Sports Illustrated I was ever interested in.
Right. Okay.

Speaker 2 But I gave up on it when they started putting fat people on the cover.

Speaker 2 Now, nothing against fat people. I'm sure there's lots of fat people.

Speaker 3 You're part of the fat community.

Speaker 2 No, I am the king of the fat people. Okay.

Speaker 2 So, but I am the kind of fat people that I don't think exist anymore. The kind of fat people that, you know, you're kind of embarrassed that you're fat.

Speaker 2 I mean, it's not enough to get you to stop eating. No, of course not.
Right. But you're, you know, you're not happy when it's beach time.
You know, you're like, I'm not going to the beach.

Speaker 2 Nobody wants to see me in a swimsuit. And good heavens, man, I could see my reflection in the ocean.
I'm not going. Sure.
Okay.

Speaker 2 I'm that kind of fat person. But we have graduated now to a more enlightened fat person like Lizzo or

Speaker 2 Lizzo, right? Lizzo's the fat,

Speaker 2 very good flautist, I might say. She is a flatist.
She's quite a good flautist. She's really good floutist.

Speaker 3 She is quite the floutist.

Speaker 2 But she's a fat floutist. A fat floutist.

Speaker 3 Okay.

Speaker 2 And I don't want to see her in all of her fatness.

Speaker 3 Even if she's flouting?

Speaker 2 I don't. Well, if she has clothes on.
Okay. Yes.

Speaker 3 You want to see her flouting in clothes?

Speaker 2 Well, no, I don't want to see it, but I'll look at it. Okay.
Okay. Sure.
I'll look at it.

Speaker 2 I don't know what happened to the people who are like,

Speaker 2 I'm in a bikini.

Speaker 2 I look good in a bikini. I should wear a bikini.
Because I don't see those people anymore.

Speaker 2 I just see people like men wearing a bikini and they shouldn't be in a bikini because they're men, let alone fat men.

Speaker 2 I'd like to break this down here with Miller Light as

Speaker 2 this is unnatural.

Speaker 2 Everything that is happening goes against nature.

Speaker 2 Just want to throw that in.

Speaker 2 You know, just some scientific biological

Speaker 2 truth. Just mic drop there.
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Speaker 2 The Glenn Beck program. I mean, don't get me wrong, Martha Stewart at 81 in a swimsuit is gorgeous.

Speaker 2 Biden administration is quietly, or maybe not so quietly, planning for a future where you don't own money.

Speaker 2 It's CBDC, central bank digital currency, and it will be great because it's digital and it's programmable, which means you get to spend it on only approved activities.

Speaker 2 Oh man, I bet that's not buying meat.

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Speaker 2 You know, I said at the beginning of the hour,

Speaker 2 I don't know what's real and what's fiction now. Martha Stewart at 81,

Speaker 2 posing on a cover of the swimsuit edition for Sports Illustrated. And she's all of 81.
And I never wanted to see her in a swimsuit when she was 31.

Speaker 2 Don't want to see her definitely at 81. And I'm not ashamed to say that.
Now, she's a criminal.

Speaker 2 She's a convicted felon. She's also an evil capitalist.
I think she's made stuff through sweatshops, you know, with

Speaker 2 people of color.

Speaker 3 I thought they hated people like that.

Speaker 2 Well, I don't know why she's getting this, but she's getting this.

Speaker 2 And you know who else? And this is going to, if this doesn't make you run out and get Sports Illustrated, Kim Petrus is the second trans model on Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover. Oh, good.
Now,

Speaker 2 I didn't know that they had

Speaker 2 the first trans person on the cover.

Speaker 2 I missed that.

Speaker 3 Apparently a couple years ago, they did have him.

Speaker 2 Well, they were leading the pack, weren't they?

Speaker 3 they apparently were by the way

Speaker 3 wasn't the isn't the whole point of having a cover model to signify one model who's ahead of the pack like the one you're really putting out there why do we have four different cover models like i

Speaker 2 have desperately trying to have to have the old person

Speaker 2 they have to have the trans person

Speaker 2 they have to have a person of color

Speaker 2 i don't know and they probably have to have an amputee i will say i'm looking at the

Speaker 3 Now, I cannot see Megan Fox's right arm, so it's possible it has been amputated. I don't know.
Megan Fox. She's one of them.
She's one of the models.

Speaker 3 Now, Megan Fox is more of a traditional choice, as you would say. Yes.
And then another

Speaker 3 named Brooks Nader, and she is

Speaker 2 Ralph Nader's older brother

Speaker 3 into a woman.

Speaker 2 And a lovely woman.

Speaker 3 No, she seems to be, I would say, again,

Speaker 3 they're sort of small pictures, but seems to be a traditional choice. Now, I don't know if either of them are a person of color.
They're all very tan, so it's hard to tell. Maybe I don't know.

Speaker 3 But they did, you know, again, you see, you have two sort of traditional choices, and then an 81-year-old and a dude.

Speaker 2 Can I ask you,

Speaker 2 at the same time we're seeing, you know,

Speaker 2 this on Sports Illustrated and Miller Beer is, you know, saying, get rid of all the old beer commercials and, you know, the cardboard cutouts of hot women in bikinis pushing beer.

Speaker 2 Has anyone else noticed that the rest of the woke media is

Speaker 2 like

Speaker 2 crazy with sex and women and everything else? I mean, you go and watch, just try to watch

Speaker 2 anything on Netflix or it's all very highly sexualized content. Like, yes, right? Like all the time.

Speaker 3 And of course we know that. Like we know that these places are going to put this stuff out there because there's a market for it.
But, like, why

Speaker 3 is it enlightened, empowering,

Speaker 3 empowering and enlightened to appear on an HBO show where you show off everything that God gave you and more?

Speaker 3 Why is that empowering when an 80s... bikini model and a beer ad is demeaning and we have to shred it and turn it into mulch Well,

Speaker 2 I think, and I could be wrong, but I think because

Speaker 2 it's just for beer,

Speaker 2 now they're serving their lord and master Satan. Okay.
And they're just, they're now selling immorality, darkness, death.

Speaker 3 I think the implication behind a beer ad and bikini models, look. The reason people drink Miller Light largely is because they're going like the whole party scene was built on this.

Speaker 3 The college party scene, right, is built on a bunch of people drinking a lot of alcohol and then doing stupid things, many times with members of the opposite sex.

Speaker 3 That is very much a central focus of a lot of advertising around people.

Speaker 2 I just want to remind you, this is science, okay? So please, we're talking science.

Speaker 2 We are.

Speaker 3 So

Speaker 3 that's all acknowledged. Everyone knows the idea that sex sells.
We can all be critical of that idea.

Speaker 3 But, you know, here we have a situation where you can go online and see anytime a woman opens her own freaking OnlyFans account, we're told how empowering it is.

Speaker 3 Right. And then at the same time.

Speaker 2 Porn is very empowering. Right.
It's demeaning to sell beer in a swimsuit. In the 80s.
But porn is empowering.

Speaker 3 Right.

Speaker 3 That's,

Speaker 3 I mean, it's just so inherently stupid. And we're at that point where like,

Speaker 3 there's entire industries built on Instagram influencers who are just going around in bikinis, showing off everything that they have. And those people are all empowered, according to the media.

Speaker 3 But the people, the poor people from the 1980s who were in beer ads and maybe even made a living, unlike probably a lot of these Instagram models, doing that, they're trash.

Speaker 3 In fact, they're not even trash. They're not even trash.
They were people who were essentially enslaved to make bikini ads for Coors Light in 1984.

Speaker 2 Like, it's so stupid.

Speaker 3 Well, here's the thing.

Speaker 2 Because I really struggled with this last night when I saw Martha Stewart on the cover of Sports Illustrated.

Speaker 3 A lot of people struggle with that.

Speaker 2 Yeah, and I struggle with it in many different ways.

Speaker 2 And I'm going to have therapy later on today. But

Speaker 2 the thing I was thinking here all night was,

Speaker 2 is this real or is this the Babylon B?

Speaker 2 And that should scare the hell out of the Babylon B.

Speaker 2 Because what do you parody when the world looks like this? And the only thing you can do is go to extremes, which would be putting beer bikini models on a mock cover of Sports Illustrated.

Speaker 2 Babylon B,

Speaker 2 to be outrageous and crazy on what you just definitely would never do,

Speaker 2 will become the America we once knew.

Speaker 3 Mm-hmm. That's the crazy thing.
Yeah.

Speaker 3 The fact that men like women is now something, if you acknowledge it, it's crazy. That's really where we are.

Speaker 2 And you'll look at that and you go, men

Speaker 2 liking women.

Speaker 3 That's how antiquated.

Speaker 2 Oh, and they had that icky sex and everything. I just don't like it.
By the way,

Speaker 2 here's an illegal immigrant that I am glad we have. Oh, okay.

Speaker 2 He's from Cuba,

Speaker 2 44 years old.

Speaker 2 That's all I know about him. I wish I knew more.
Well, I know one other thing.

Speaker 2 He's just been convicted of first-degree murder for beheading his girlfriend with a machete in Minnesota.

Speaker 2 Well, first he hit her with a dumbbell and then he chopped off her head with a machete. And I think to myself, we don't have a lot of machete murders.
You know,

Speaker 2 and

Speaker 2 that's because we have too many guns on the street.

Speaker 2 This guy influencing and saying, hey, there are other ways to kill people, try a dumbbell and a machete

Speaker 2 is kind of good for our future. It might talk some of those people out of getting those dangerous, dangerous guns.

Speaker 3 Isn't the goal to protect human life?

Speaker 2 No, we got to get rid of the guns.

Speaker 3 That's not the goal of the goal. The gun.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Do you know that on

Speaker 2 what is it called?

Speaker 2 The East End or whatever it is in London, there Broadway, there is actually a show about knives, about how crazy it's gotten with knives and how dangerous it is on the streets about knives.

Speaker 2 It's kind of a it's become a thing now. What's the name of the show?

Speaker 2 Stab City. The Stab City knives out.

Speaker 2 I didn't spend a lot of time looking at it. I just saw that they were doing a play about how dangerous things are getting with knives and that the knife thing isn't working over there.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 that's weird. It's weird.
It's weird. You get rid of guns, crime goes up in knives.
You start to ban knives and it still goes up in knives. It's almost like you can't get rid of all of the knives.

Speaker 3 And I'm a bit confused as to the vision that I intake from the media is that, let's say, for example, Texas, a lot of gun owners here. Just basically non-stop crime, right? That's what we're told.

Speaker 3 Everyone's being murdered on every street corner every day. That's the world we live in in Texas, which is not true, but I want you to think it's true, people in the Northeast, so you don't come here.

Speaker 3 But let's just say, for example, you're in the Northeast, you're in the media, and you believe that's actually what Texas is like.

Speaker 3 Why do you want illegal immigrants coming here then? Why do you want us to house all of Mexico and Guatemala and Ecuador's population? Why do you want that? Why do you wish this upon them?

Speaker 3 Why not instead take them in in a wonderful city like Philadelphia where everything's safe? They've got all sorts of gun laws.

Speaker 2 Don't sunny about it at all. It's always sunny in Philadelphia.

Speaker 3 A wonderful place for all illegal immigrants. And we can bust them in.

Speaker 3 I don't understand why New York and Chicago and Washington, they're all saying it's a state of emergency because of all these illegal immigrants coming in from the evil Greg Abbott and Ron DeSantis.

Speaker 3 They've had to, you ready for this one?

Speaker 2 They have had to kick out

Speaker 2 wounded veterans out of a hotel

Speaker 2 to be able to get these new immigrants in. Yeah.
And I think that's wonderful. You think that's wonderful? I think it's wonderful.
Let me give you one more thing. This wasn't my take on that story.

Speaker 2 Give you one more thing here. I'm just excited to see how it is all going to work out.
You know,

Speaker 2 a California man's hand was chopped off by a sword-wielding homeless suspect on Saturday night.

Speaker 2 Police in Riverside, 55 miles outside of Los Angeles, were alerted to the medieval dismemberment when several residents called

Speaker 2 9-1-1 to report a severed hand lying on the sidewalk in a downtown neighborhood around 10.30.

Speaker 3 You don't see those that often. You don't.

Speaker 2 A short time later, a man missing a hand checked into a hospital. Okay.
So he dropped it. He, well, I don't know if he dropped it.

Speaker 2 Apparently, another homeless man that didn't have a bed, but had a giant medieval sword came up to him and chopped it off. Ah.

Speaker 2 And they found the hand. No word on how the hand is doing.

Speaker 2 I do kind of question the guy who got, I mean, I freak out, right? Somebody's got a sword. I freak out.

Speaker 2 But once he's chopped my hand off,

Speaker 2 even if I run away, the first thing I do, I get about 10 steps out and I'm like, I got to get my hand. Right.
You got to get the hand. You go back to get the hand.
He didn't.

Speaker 3 It's possible these particular gentlemen weren't in the midst of the most coherent, sober thought.

Speaker 2 Well, they do say

Speaker 2 that there might be some mental illness

Speaker 2 happening. Yeah.
Really? Yes.

Speaker 3 And maybe a little bit of a pre-existing beef of sorts.

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 they apparently had an argument.

Speaker 2 Okay. Well, what are you going to do?

Speaker 3 You got to look. They say, I mean, that used to be the punishment all the time, right? Like, they'd cut off your hands.

Speaker 2 That's why I stopped going to medieval fairs.

Speaker 3 Really? Yeah. That's why.

Speaker 2 You'd go to those medieval fairs and all those people would come and they're like, I want to chop somebody's hands off. I'm like, I'm not going there.

Speaker 2 And to get me to go to medieval times, you'd have to chop both my hands off.

Speaker 2 Yeah. I believe that.
Yeah.

Speaker 3 Now, did you, as a child, participate in such medieval medieval fairs?

Speaker 2 No, I didn't. No.
No, I did not. That seems like something you would do.

Speaker 3 Like, I could picture you as a kid, like, you know, 13 years old. You've got the medieval garb on.

Speaker 2 What you're saying is

Speaker 2 you

Speaker 2 are such a geek today

Speaker 2 that

Speaker 2 you had to be pasty, white,

Speaker 2 and just such a loner that you would go eat giant turkey legs at a medieval fair.

Speaker 3 You've summarized my analysis well.

Speaker 2 Yes, that's exactly what I was saying. Well, you know me.
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