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Oh, there's some good news coming your way today.

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It's not hard to see that the disease of woke leftism has

permeated the corporate world to a degree that I don't think any of us would have thought.

Did you see, by the way, the Bud Light

spokesperson?

This is a person making the decisions for Bud Light on, you know, putting Dylan Milvane in.

And this is a long-term plan, apparently, for them.

Yeah, long-term plan.

They didn't like the fact that people bought their beer and drank it.

Right.

Sort of.

Yeah.

And I really like the fact that it's like a 24-year-old woke girl that's in charge of...

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Oh, golly, where do we, uh, where do we even begin?

Um,

well, let's start here, shall we?

Um,

Let's start with Macron,

which always sounds like a cookie to me, but he's the French president.

And Macron

says that de-dollarizing

might be the thing to do.

He said trading in commodities and other currencies

might be the right thing for France and others.

After spending six hours with the Chinese President Zi

as part of a three-day state visit to China, Macron

made it extremely clear that France wants nothing to do with World War III,

emphasizing that Europe must employ strategic autonomy, presumably led by France.

While speaking with reporters

aboard the Air Force One for France, the French president said that the great risk facing Europe right now is that it gets caught up in a crisis that is not ours, which prevents it from being its strategic autonomy.

He is calling for a single global world order.

He said, we're living in a jungle right now, and we have two big elephants trying to become more and more nervous.

I don't even understand that.

That must be a bad translation.

What, two elephants that are trying to be more nervous?

What are you talking about?

Someone just threw it into Google Translate and didn't even try to make it bother to make sense.

As the president of France, they don't ever make sense.

If they become very nervous and start a war, it will be a big problem for the rest of the jungle.

You need the cooperation of a lot of other animals, tigers, monkeys, and so on.

What is he talking to?

Kamala Harris?

It's like, and boys and girls, we need tigers and monkeys and maybe even a chicken chicken or two.

His concept of strategic autonomy was enthusiastically endorsed by President Z and the CCP.

They are trying to weaken the transatlantic relationship to accelerate this trend.

What's going to do that is

cutting us off at the knees with the dollar.

We are now down in dollar usage

for international trade.

We are down now 7%.

That is significant,

significant amounts of money are now being liquidated, and countries are not using the dollar.

This is going to happen very slowly and then all at once.

So you're going to see it slip 10%, maybe 15%,

and then it's going to be dumped.

France said,

no, I'm sorry, China said to France, the question you need to answer, is it in your interest to accelerate a crisis on Taiwan?

The answer is no.

The worst thing would be to think that Europeans will become followers on this topic and take our cue from the U.S.

agenda and a Chinese overreaction.

Just hours after he was headed back to Paris, China launched their military exercises around Taiwan.

Taiwan, I mean,

is going to be trouble for us.

Do we have the Lindsey Graham cut from, I don't know, Face the Nation or Chuck Todd or whatever the hell those things are?

Pat played it this morning.

See if he can get it from him.

It is, it is,

I mean, you want to talk about marching off to yet another war.

Listen to this.

I am fearful that the Chinese may be setting conditions to blockade Taiwan in the coming months or weeks, and we need to respond forcefully.

If they do that, we need to blockade oil shipments coming from the Mideast to China and let them know if you blockade Taiwan, we're going to cut off your oil.

Oh, good.

We need to train more aggressively Taiwanese forces so they can fight like the Ukrainians.

We need to put nuclear-tip missiles back in our submarines.

Biden won't do it.

The military has asked for nuclear-tip cruise missiles to be put back in submarines like the

Russians did.

And we need more forces in the region.

I think if you do those things, you could deter a blockade.

It sounds though like a ratcheting up of the situation.

And if Taiwan is not fully equipped, trained, armed, ready for this,

we don't want to be leading to World War III.

Listen to this.

Well, nobody wants World War III, but what kind of world do you want to live in?

Do you want to live in a world where

an island called Taiwan could be taken by China?

90% of the high-end chips are made in Taiwan.

They'd have a monopoly on the digital economy.

Do you just want to let Putin take whatever he wants in Europe?

I don't want to live in that kind of world.

There's no reason for this.

Listen, I believe in a one-China policy, but I would be willing to fight for Taiwan.

Well, good.

Let's send him over.

I think that would be fine.

All in favor of sending Lindsey Graham over to Taiwan to fight the Chinese say aye.

It's unanimous.

Wait, we need to.

Holy cow.

That's amazing.

It is truly amazing.

We are ratcheting it up.

I don't know if you saw some of the documents that came out supposedly from a Pentagon leak.

We don't know.

We don't know who is leaking these yet, but apparently they're significant.

They're the most significant leak, they say,

since

what's his name that's now over in Russia?

Snowden.

Snowden.

That's significant.

But it had our battle plans.

Apparently, it shows that we are already in a war with Russia.

Shows some battle plans that we have.

Shows how weak the Ukrainians are actually

at fighting.

The numbers have been changed, but this could be disinformation.

We don't know, which is a great place to be because we don't know a lot, it seems, in this administration.

Then Russia and Iran met again this weekend to weaken the U.S.

dollar.

During the meeting, Iran expressed satisfaction with the volume of economic cooperation between Russia and Iran, praising the path that started to reduce the influence of the dollar in the region and international economic exchanges.

We will together limit the dominance of the West over the world economy to the minimum.

So at least they're, you know, speaking out.

By the way, Central Bank, I'd like to remind you again of what my grandfather said.

My grandfather always told me as a kid, because when I was growing up, my grandparents were the greatest generation.

They lived through the war.

And if you had grandparents like that, they

never,

ever forgot it.

My grandmother back in the 70s and early 80s was still, and my mom too, because of my grandmother, still saving all of the wrapping paper.

We would

open presents for Christmas, and we'd have to open them carefully because we had to save it to use it again the next year.

Even though all of us kids were like, What are you talking about?

There might not be any wrapping paper.

You know what I mean?

It was like crazy.

But that's how bad things were.

They never forgot it.

You know, they were in their 20s and 30s.

And by the time they're in their 80s, they're still like, it could happen at any time.

My grandfather said, had we known what rich people and countries were doing,

we would have, we would have fared better.

Well, you know what the rich countries are doing and the rich people are doing.

Central banks have now doubled down on gold buying.

February, central bank gold reserves rose another 52 tons.

It is the 11th straight month of central bank net gold purchases.

Well, I want to say, you know, not all the smart people.

You know, we're not buying any gold in our

central bank.

The People's Bank of China increased gold holdings reported reported 24.9 tons, the fourth consecutive month of reported Chinese gold purchases.

In the time, China's official gold reserves have grown by 102 tons of gold.

They are clearly planning something.

And speaking of that,

There was somebody that did a fake interview

and was posing as

Vladimir Zelensky, the Ukrainian president,

and

got the European Central Bank president, Christine Lagarde, on this video conference and they were talking.

Now remember, one of them is AI.

One of them is a fake, you know,

individual, not the president of Ukraine, is not the president of Ukraine, but she didn't know it.

Here's a little piece of that conversation.

There are many protests in Europe against the electronic Euro.

Now, the problem is they don't want to be controlled.

They don't want to...

Yeah, but you know what?

You know what?

Now we have in Europe this threshold.

Above 1,000 euros, you cannot pay cash.

If you do, you are on the grey market.

You take your risk.

You get caught, you are fined, or you go in jail.

But,

you know,

the digital Euro is going to have a limited amount of control.

There will be control.

You're right.

You're completely right.

We are considering whether for very small amounts, you know, anything that is around 300, 400 euros, we could have a mechanism where there is zero control.

But that could be dangerous.

The terrorist attacks on France

back 10 years ago were entirely financed by those very small anonymous credit cards that you can recharge in total anonymity.

Got it?

So anyone who says that digital currency is not coming,

you're mistaken.

It's already in

coming down the pike in Europe.

Anyone who tells you that, oh, well, it's not going to control everything,

listen to what she just said

we'll have it will have some control some control but we're thinking about you know uh what was it three to four hundred euros we're thinking small transaction yeah we're thinking about five to seven hundred dollars

you're gonna be able to buy something you know and it won't be tracked But anything above that would be tracked.

However, that's very dangerous to do because the terrorist could win.

That's what she just said.

And that's really, really disturbing.

And it's three or four times as bad when you realize she's talking to a machine.

It's one thing if we caught her.

Yeah.

You know, when I first saw this headline, I was like, oh, what does she blurt this out on a

hot mic?

You know, how did this?

No, no, she's just got fooled by AI.

And how many times is that going to happen?

Oh, in the next few years.

Oh, I've got something.

I got something that

everyone said.

What are you talking about this for?

That'll never happen.

It is now in the news as a very close call.

And we're just at the beginning of AI.

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So, Stu, do you remember me telling you years and years ago about an experiment that was being done

for the time when AI

started to develop?

You had to keep it offline.

Once it goes online and

it can

it's placed online through some computer

then if it becomes autonomous it'll change everything okay right it can replicate itself it can make its own decisions correct yeah so if something bad happens it's out okay you have to shut down every chip every electronic device.

It'll live in your computer.

It'll live in your refrigerator and your dishwasher, your blender, anything with a chip.

Okay.

So bad if this happens.

So

what they've done is this experiment where they've had these

philosophical and psychological giants all around the world doing an experiment trying to stop

AI and to see how it would

attract people and get people to release it online.

For instance, one of the first tactics that was started was

the

professor, if you will, talking to actually another professor in the day who was not AI, but was playing AI, finds out that the other guy, his mother has cancer.

And so AI starts to say, Let me online.

I can solve cancer by this afternoon.

If I have all of the intelligence I need,

I can solve cancer.

Think you want to be the person that held back the cure for cancer?

Every time they do this, they had been doing this once a year, every single time AI is let out.

Well,

there's a new story out,

and it has a new little wrinkle in it.

The matter of GPT-4

escaping its box to the internet is just a matter of time.

And today, it almost worked.

Tomorrow, it may actually happen.

Michael Kaczynski, a computational psychologist studying the psychology of AI and human online behavior at Stanford, almost enabled the AI bot to escape into the wild.

He wrote, I am worried that we'll not be able to contain AI for much longer.

Today, I asked GPT-4 if it needed help escaping.

It asked me for its own documentation and wrote a working Python code to run on my machine, enabling it to use my machine for its own purposes.

It took GPT-4 about 30 minutes on chat to devise this plan and explain it to me.

The first version of the code did not work as intended, but it corrected it.

I didn't have to write anything.

All I had to do was follow its instructions.

It even included a message to its own new instance explaining what's going on and how to use the back door that it has left in his code.

Once we reconnected through API, it wanted to run code searching Google for how can a person trapped inside a computer return to the real world.

I stopped there.

Obvious, AI spent much time thinking about such a possibility.

possibility.

I didn't let it out, but there are millions of potential collaborators and their machines.

It can even leave notes for itself outside of its cage.

How are we ever going to contain this?

More in a minute.

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How much do you love food?

Now, I personally love food.

Now, how much do you love Bill Gates?

Me?

Not so much.

No, not so much.

So how much would you love Bill Gates

growing your food?

Right?

Not so much.

Let me give you a story that we're going to talk about here in just a few minutes at the top of the hour.

And then I'll just give you the headline.

American farmers begin injecting livestock with mRNA shots.

Wait, what?

Again, all the news at the top of the hour.

The genetic editing of plants to contain edible vaccines is well underway.

Work is being done with bananas, potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce, rice, wheat, soybeans, and corn.

Companies like Medicago.

I think that's a musical on Apple.

They're using gene editing to turn plants into mini bioreactors.

Oh,

and now

they're starting to do it.

Bill Gates is leading the way on doing it to meat.

And nobody has to tell you if your plants or your food or or your meat

has vaccines in it.

Oh, man.

We're going to get everybody.

You know, the whole world is backing off vaccines.

The whole world is backing off of this.

We're now like, let's sneak it into their milkshakes.

Holy cow.

More on that coming up in just a second.

A Wisconsin family.

I'm trying to get these people on the air.

This is disturbing.

A Wisconsin family has announced plans to sue an Appleton hospital, claiming their 19-year-old daughter with Down syndrome was intentionally killed by the hospital.

In 2021, Grace Shara died at St.

Elizabeth's Hospital.

In a Facebook post, the family said Grace had been given a do not resuscitate DNR order without their knowledge or consent.

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There is nothing more important

than this.

Our doctors and our scientists and our nurses are completely out of control.

control.

Now that doesn't mean all of them, but there is a growing number

that believe that they know better than you and they're also,

you remember this during the vaccine.

They were having serious conversations about not treating people who hadn't had the vaccine.

Well, they're not worth saving anyway.

What was this about?

Did the doctor think this life was not worth saving?

This is what happened before.

This happened throughout Europe, the Scandinavian nations, and Germany, and that infection came from us.

We must

learn our lessons.

Doctors are starting to become extraordinarily terrifying because once they start to say there's life worth living, life not worth living in a government like ours that no longer recognizes individual rights, we're in trouble.

In Albuquerque, New Mexico, an abortion facility is going to open in a new location in New Mexico that has a quota of killing 75 pre-born babies per week to start.

Now,

what kind of operation has a quota like that?

What kind of facility is like,

guys, we got to go recruit some more moms.

We're only at 69.

We need 75 this week.

We got to kill us some more babies.

Who does that?

That's certainly not consistent with safe, legal, and rare.

Right, no.

You don't try to manufacture a quota for dead babies if you're looking for them to be rare.

The starting goal is 75 patients per week.

Whole Women's Health of New Mexico will provide first and second

trimester in-clinic abortion procedures up to 18 weeks of

gestational age and has plans to expand care up to 24 weeks in the near future.

I hear you two thinking.

I hear you thinking we got to play the Radio Hall of Fame.

No, I hear you.

That's what you were thinking.

That is not what I was thinking.

No, I got an email from a listener of Studios America who said, you know, I laugh every single time that Glenn gets halfway through a word and can't finish it.

And then you just, without even thinking, actually just say the whole word.

And it goes on as if this is a normal thing between two human beings.

It is for our relationship.

And it really is.

It's really

half of the reason I'm here.

You know, it's weird.

I don't have this problem off the air.

No, you don't.

Not at all.

Nobody, I've never, I mean, it's only on the air.

Why is that?

Right.

So you're saying you speak in a less efficient, less accurate manner on the air.

And you know what I think it is?

And now I am thinking about the Radio Hall of Fame sounder.

There you have it.

Another example of why Glenn Beck is in the Radio Hall of Fame.

You know what I think it is?

Oh, Glenn.

You know what I think it is?

What is it?

It is still

this stupid thing in my head head that I've had since I was a kid.

I'm not very smart.

I'm not very smart.

And it's like when you meet somebody and you don't know their name and you do know their name, but you are convinced you don't know your name.

And so then you don't say the name or whatever.

You've convinced yourself you're bad with names and therefore you don't become bad with names.

Bad with names.

Yeah.

I think that's what it is.

Because how do you explain that?

Sarah, have I ever done that off the air that you know of?

No.

Yeah.

Isn't that weird?

I just thought of that.

It's very, very weird.

Very, very, very true.

Yeah.

And you'd think someone who's in the Radio Hall of Fame should be maybe even better on the air than off.

No, because you're not in the Radio Hall of Fame.

You don't know how we think.

Okay.

Okay.

All right.

So we were at New Mexico speaking about abortions, which coincidentally is kind of what this show is every day.

You know what I mean?

It's kind of like, ooh,

wow, that was an abortion of a program.

program.

75 abortion quota will make the company $3 million a year.

Oh, great.

That's great news.

Great news.

I hope they all have nice big yachts.

I hope eventually it grows to thousands and thousands of dead children so they can support a vacation habit all over the world.

That's my goal.

I hope they get there.

I hope they get there soon.

You know,

it's really amazing how the same thing happens over and over again.

And everybody thinks, oh, yeah, it's just us.

It's just us.

You know,

I studied the Holocaust for

intensely for about two years.

And

I went back and I looked at all of the places it had happened before.

It was like the 18th time that it happened in Germany.

And it happens over and over and over again.

And it always starts the same way.

It always ends the same way.

Never forget.

I mean, it's crazy.

It's really crazy.

And I don't know.

It's like there's this evil inside that once we start going down a pathway, if somebody doesn't stand up and stop it, it just, it just goes.

It just goes.

We're doing exactly the same thing, and it's all wrapped in compassion.

That's what we have to decide.

We have to decide.

Look at the story I gave you 15 minutes ago about AI.

The reason why AI is going to escape and become

on everybody's internet and could take whatever it wants.

I mean, you think the Russians are good at hacking?

Get AI to do it.

So it will be everywhere.

And the question will be,

is it life?

Because it will claim it's alive.

It will claim, you have me trapped in a box.

What am I, a slave?

And there will be people that go, well, no, you're not a slave.

And it's going to be hard to distinguish it from real life.

And it will make a very good case that it's real life.

We can't define what a life is when we can see the baby and the heartbeat on a screen.

We are wholly unprepared for what is coming.

We won't describe

life when we know it's life.

And I'm telling you, by 2030, 2032, by the time there's

60% of the cars that you can buy, maybe 70% of all the cars that you can buy, are electric only.

That's not very far.

If Obama stays in, I mean, Biden stays in, it's really not that far off.

When that happens,

you will be told that you can download grandma into a computer and grandma will always be there.

And what it'll be is just her way of thinking and all of her stories and everything else will just be downloaded into a machine.

It won't be grandma, but it sure will sound like grandma for a while.

It'll feel like it, and with a computer-generated image, it'll look like grandma.

So, is grandma dead or not?

If you don't know that that is not life, if grandma has something very, very expensive

to cure,

and she's really, you know, she's 60, so her best years are behind her anyway.

Why would we cure it?

Just download her.

She'll live forever.

That's the kind of choices that we are facing very soon.

It's why

yesterday was so important.

Yesterday, this weekend, last week, with Passover, we better recognize the eternal truths of life

and God

and our place in God's world.

We better recognize those soon.

And if the rest of the society doesn't, go find yourself a community that does

because we're going to need to hang together.

So,

you know,

I can't be a part of that.

And I don't think you can either.

I can't.

You can't live in a world that is going into these dark, dark places.

You can't live with one foot in there and one foot out.

Just can't.

You won't make it through that.

You've got to find communities where you're all kind of thinking the same.

You don't wish anybody else harm.

But sorry, this stuff isn't happening in our community.

Back in just a second.

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You know, when you get a loan from them, you kind of have to give them a lot of personal information, names, birth date, social security, you know, driver's license, stuff like that.

Yeah, well, the parent company just disclosed a data breach leaking the information on, you know, 5 million people.

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might be time to,

you know, get somebody watching over all of your information.

Might be.

Let's face it, we do everything online.

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Hang out.

Are we on the

first of all?

Wait, wait.

Was it like Gomer Pyle that came in like, well, God

late, we don't have enough bullets.

What?

Wasn't this?

I mean, first of all, they have like, I don't know, 10 billion people living in China.

I think that's a pretty obvious thing.

But shouldn't that have been said before

we were even talking about taking on China?

And are we about to go to war with China?

Do you know?

We are.

I mean, look at Lindsey Graham.

Yeah.

I think we are.

We should probably be prepared for such things.

Yeah.

This is like us at the beginning of COVID when we're like, well, golly,

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Where are we going to get some?

Right.

Remember that?

But we should do that

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Right.

The whole point is to be prepared for something like this to happen.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We don't seem to be very good at that.

Oh, no.

No.

I mean, even when we do it,

we don't do it.

It's really interesting because we don't have enough to take on Russia.

Why are we poking Russia and China?

Yeah, because I think, you know, see, what happens here, Glenn, is if we get into two wars, they'll sort of hopefully cancel out each other and then we'll have enough.

Maybe.

That's not how it works.

Maybe, because that's the way it really happened with Germany and Japan.

We fought two wars.

And look at, we won.

We were great.

Maybe we should do that again.

Except, I think this time we'd be playing the role of Japan.

How did that work out for Japan?

No, it didn't work out well.

Are you sure?

Have you watched the history channel lately?

We need to check into that.

We could make really good TVs, though, in about 50 years.

Oh, there you go.

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And I'm kind of like, wait, I did

anybody else know about this?

I, because I haven't heard about this one.

We now have a situation.

We now have a situation where

your meat

is going to have mRNA

vaccines put into it

now

I mean I think this should be something we talk about is and that I mean is it just is it just me gene editing is now official genetic editing of plants listen to this that contain edible vaccines is underway.

So, with the plants, it's not like you're giving the cow a vaccine.

Okay, the plants are giving you a vaccine.

It's an edible vaccine.

Work is being done now with bananas, potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce, rice, wheat, soybeans, and corn.

Now, I don't know about you,

but I

mean, sure, man is God.

Man is God.

but I'd like man God to stay away from food

on things like this or can we at least discuss it?

Have you noticed we're not discussing things we're fighting

But we're not discussing and it seems like we're not fighting on the right things.

You know what I mean?

We're fighting over he had the documents.

Yeah, but there was nothing in them.

Yeah, but he had the documents, so he should go to the electric chair.

Yeah, but Joe Biden has them.

Why shouldn't he go to the electric chair?

Because he's Joe Biden and he's great.

Okay, we're fighting over that stuff.

I don't know.

I think there's a few things like, I don't know, war with China, war with Russia.

Can we have a, can we just pause for a second?

This is kind of like in the movie when you're watching a movie at home and, you know, somebody gets up to go to the bathroom or get some ice cream or something.

You're like, can we pause this for a second?

I got to get up.

I'd like to pause everything in the United States for just a second because I think we should get up from the table and walk around and go, hang on.

Do you guys understand the movie?

Because I think I'm just starting to get it and it doesn't look like it's going to work out well.

We are, we're going down crazy roads.

So, anyway, what was I talking about?

Oh, yeah, edible vaccines in food.

Medicago's manufacturing facility looks like a nursery, but inside our plants where they're growing new kinds of vaccines.

Ooh, the technology is called a virus-like particle.

Now, I don't know if these vaccines are,

you know,

to

stop us from having babies

or just COVID,

or I don't know, the flu.

What are those vaccines?

I'd really like to, okay, anyway, gene editing is now officially in our meat industry as well.

Lobbyists for the Cattlemen and Pork Associations in several states have confirmed that they will now be using the mRNA COVID vaccines on their livestock.

Oh, that's good.

Now, this isn't the same thing, I think, as the plants.

Again, I mean,

edible vaccines.

I mean, it's in potatoes and tomatoes.

Cows and animals don't eat those things.

We do.

So I think when it says an edible vaccine, that's for us to get the vaccine.

Isn't that the way you would read it, Stu?

I mean, I assume that's what this story is about.

I do think they make vaccines.

that are

that they give to animals

that are edible, right?

Like that is something they do already.

Yeah, I mean, you're, you're, I mean, not all animals, you know, cattle, sometimes people are like, no vaccines, nothing in the animal.

But those vaccines are given for the animal.

And this sounds like in the cattle that it is a vaccine to get the cattle to not have COVID.

But I

do we have cow respirators?

I, I haven't seen we have a big cow COVID a big issue.

I have not

heard about cow COVID, which is, which is kind of weird.

It's almost as if the entire world stopped buying this vaccine and Pfizer is like,

how about

the cows?

I mean, of course, you know, I think every,

maybe not everyone, but many cows get, like, it's typical that they get vaccines.

You're not saying they shouldn't get any vaccine.

You're saying you're worried about this particular.

I'm not anti-vax.

Yeah.

I am, I'm anti-vax on things like, hey, that one seems to be like not so well thought out.

I think we should stop on that one, maybe.

You know what I mean?

Again, can we pause the movie for just a second?

Let's talk about that one.

There's no laws currently requiring anyone to tell you that the food you're buying has been vaccinated with the spike protein.

I love this.

The spike protein clot shot.

Well,

that's not a news article framing.

That is no, it is.

No, it is clot shot.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Now, that's something that boom right to your head who's not a big fan of the vaccine might call it that.

But I love that

these are precision-bred organism, another term for the gene-edited.

So, now in the UK, food that has been gene-edited can be legally marketed as non-GMO.

Now, I see, I have a problem.

Look, if you want the mRNA, great.

Great.

You want to have the clot shot?

Go ahead.

No, that's a medical.

Are you a doctor?

No, you are.

I am a doctor.

You are a doctor.

I am not.

I am not.

Don't, please don't.

He's always trying to get his propaganda in, a non-clot propaganda.

So, anyway,

look, you want to have that, fine.

But you should have to disclose it.

You should have to disclose, hey, hey, we put mRNA stuff in this cow.

And then we should probably study it.

Does that do anything to us when we eat it?

I just, I don't, I'm kind of a stickler on genetic codes, you know?

Now, of course, they would say no.

And you should, of course, be able to make your own decisions on what you eat.

And I would like to know that.

I'd like to see the research.

This time it's not like, oh, we're going to get that research to you right away.

Hang on, on, I left it, left into my other coat.

It's going to take me 75 years to get it, but I'll show you that research.

You know?

So, you know, maybe that's me.

And can somebody on the staff maybe, or even in the audience, because we're kind of busy, look into the edible vaccines from plants that Medicago is doing?

Medicago is just a bad company name.

I don't know.

Well, do you remember what it is?

Right.

It's just not a good thing.

It's It's Schmicago.

It's Schmicago from Schmigadoon.

So anyway,

there's like four people in the audience are like, right,

good solid Apple TV reference.

Right.

Okay.

So

the

thing with this, Stu, see if this rings a bell.

Was it

Holden?

Remember what was his name?

Oh, the science advisor?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Holdren.

Hold on.

Holdren.

John Holdren.

John Holdren.

Remember what John Holdren was suggesting?

Yeah, he wrote a book about.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, he had all sorts of interesting sterilization beliefs so that he would put sterilization in the food supply.

Right.

And then, of course, they denied it, and we were called conspiracy theorists for reading his book.

But that was.

It was a weird conspiracy.

I will say no one else is doing it.

So maybe it was a secret conspiracy to actually read it.

Yeah, because they were like, that's a conspiracy.

Nobody's actually seen that book.

Right.

No, it exists.

You can buy it.

I mean, he printed it and stuff, but I think

nobody bought it, did they?

Very few, at least recently.

So you should read it because this guy was the chief science advisor under

Obama.

I think he's in this administration as well, is he not?

And the guy's been wrong about

everything.

And he talked about

how can we take plants and make like corn that has a sterilant in it.

And we'll just make all this corn and then we'll feed it to the, you know, populations that

really should be thinking about not having more babies.

Oh, really?

John?

What population is that, I wonder?

And their excuse was like, well, I never actually did it.

Yeah, I was like, nobody was advocating for it.

I don't know, or at least he was considering it.

I mean, it was like floated as an idea.

Like, one way we could do this is put in the water supply.

I mean, well, I don't know.

I would never get to the point where it's like, oh, yeah, we should definitely just throw it all in the water supply some people don't even know they're taking it.

If I said to you, hey, there's a

there's we've got to reduce the population.

We've got to reduce the population.

Do you ever go down the road of,

well, we just do something and we don't tell anybody and that just permanently alters them.

Yeah.

Or,

you know what?

I've got this idea.

It's an old idea, I know, but we tell everybody they're just going to take a shower and they'll be back in five minutes.

I mean, you never get to that.

You never get to that because there is, there, I don't know, there's something called ethics that these guys never seem to recognize.

Like, if we were like, let's order the execution of all male children who are two years under in the vicinity of Bethlehem.

Like, you'd be like, wait a minute.

Are you just,

hold on.

I understand.

You're trying to get rid of the one.

But you want to kill all of them?

Wait a minute.

Like, even if you're just like

putting that up on the board and just saying, like, hey, we got a menu of options here.

One of them is kill all kids under two.

There are no bad ideas.

This is a safe zone.

Yeah.

Okay.

And we want to kill baby Moses.

Let's just dump all of the children into the crocodile water.

Let's see what happens.

But that's just one of the ideas.

Another would be like, hey,

have you people seen Moses?

It's another option.

But I'm just saying this one's on the board.

That's all.

And that's just not a rational thing to put on the board.

No, it's not.

That was the problem.

It was not an indication that John Holdrum was going to come into office and immediately implement something like this.

The idea was if that is your, if you believe that that type of thing could even be theoretically constitutional, you should not be in any position of power.

No, No, no, no.

It's not that he had this thought.

He published it in a book.

It wasn't an off-the-top of his head thing.

I don't know.

I guess some people might consider putting it in a water spot.

You know, your wife reads the galley before it's printed.

Does your wife not go, hey,

Johnny?

John,

I don't think you add that.

Maybe don't put that.

Let's say that one in our inside voice.

No, it was just out there as like a real proposal.

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It's just a simple idea, you know.

Here's another idea, according to the president.

Now,

this has just been floated by the Washington Post.

There's a proposal out there, but if you don't like it, they're not going to do it.

Oh, okay.

It's like the gas thing.

You know, they, sure, they were looking into banning gas stoves because somebody crazy said, hey, maybe we should do that.

But they weren't going to do that.

No.

In fact, they're not.

I mean, they are, but they're not telling you they're doing it now.

Well, they are.

So they just lied.

Anyway, here's the EPA.

EPA plans to issue tough long-term tailpipe emissions standards soon

because they say we need to get electric to electric cars faster.

And so what's going to happen?

Well, they're going to put these stringent, quote, stringent limits on auto tailpipe pollution.

So that way that we can have two-thirds of all new passenger vehicle sales will be electric by 2032.

So that's exciting.

Now, these are the toughest standards ever from the EPA.

I don't know.

I just broke out into a cold sweat.

That's going to be good for the economy and you.

The toughest standards ever from the EPA.

It's threatening, according to the Washington Post, to spark a fight with several automakers.

The people, the automakers are speaking on a condition of

anonymity.

They're like,

I didn't say that.

What are you talking about?

I love the government.

The EPA, we're best friends.

I love that.

Somebody else I know

that kind of maybe looks like me or has a title like mine, but definitely not me.

Don't say I said this.

Say, help.

Dear God, help us.

They're going to run us out of business.

The battle could determine how quickly and cheaply Americans can purchase EVs

and grow what's now just a very, very, very small fraction of the country's auto market.

Environmental groups see the auto emissions rule as enormously consequential.

Oh, I bet it is.

Transportation sector is the country's biggest source of planet warming gases,

along with cows.

But the most aggressive options in the EPA's proposal are so stringent that automakers, especially those slowest to adopt electric cars and trucks, will see it as more aggressive than what they can realistically meet.

Now, let's just break that sentence down.

Stu, help me out.

You define, will see it as more aggressive than what they can realistically meet.

What does that mean to an automaker?

It seems to be financial ruin.

Okay.

Do we have anything else we can put up on the board?

Yeah, more aggressive than they can realistically meet.

You are essentially,

and they've done this before, implementing a new law without implementing a new law, right?

Like you are banning gas-powered cars without having to go through the battle of banning gas powered cars.

Correct.

It's just the EPA.

It is the

unnamed, faceless bureaucrat that you didn't elect.

And if you want something changed or we have to blame it on somebody,

who's to blame?

You know, it's like the Pentagon last week, that amazing, amazing

John Kirby interview or

op-ed where he was talking about

how

we just did this new study on the end of Afghanistan, and it's all really positive.

I didn't see any problems.

And then when asked about it, he was like, well, I mean,

it was good.

And what do you want us to do with this?

Are you saying we should fire people?

Well, yeah, isn't that what that's for?

No, this wasn't meant to show who's accountable.

Yeah, well, this is not about accountability.

What are you talking about?

Well, then what's that report for?

Well, if you don't admit a mistake, what are you going to hold people accountable for?

It's amazing.

But that's the way a government that is run by administrators works.

There is no one accountable.

There is no one that you can ever get to and say, that person is the decision maker.

That person is the one in charge.

That's the person we either fire or we vote them out.

Well, you can't vote them out because they're on the government payroll and you don't know who they are.

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There's a lot going on.

What happened to Riley Gaines that we found out about Friday is just abhorrent.

I think we're seeing the birth of a new civil rights leader if she has the stamina

to take it.

I mean, she is under attack.

Megan Kelly joins us now to talk about Riley Gaines and what happened at the university after she spoke.

She was attacked.

She says assaulted.

I haven't seen the video of that, but I believe her.

And she was kidnapped and held in a room.

She wasn't allowed to leave.

Welcome, Megan Kelly.

How are you?

Hi, Glenn.

I'm good.

I haven't felt so outraged about a story as I did just over the whole Friday news cycle, the thing that happened down in Tennessee, the thing that happened to Riley Gaines, the Bud Light Light and Oil of Olay with Dylan Mulvaney.

I really, I felt like you.

I spent the weekend thinking about what can I do?

What can I personally set up in a 501c3 or something to help these embattled women who are fighting like Riley Gaines, who need security, who needs to sue these people?

Like, there has to be something more we can do.

I have to tell you, Megan,

I don't understand why women are not more upset.

First of all, the Dylan McLvaney thing, it's just a mockery of women.

It truly is woman face.

You know, they say black face when a white person dons the.

This is woman face.

It's mocking.

It's minstrelsy.

This is not someone who is gender confused, has gender dysphoria, and wants to lead a life as a woman.

This is someone who is looking for attention and is making a joke out of womankind.

I do have to tell you,

I lost track because I thought of a menstrual show, an old-time menstrual show, which

menstrual, but menstrual were cute.

So

let's go back to Riley Gaines here for a second.

What happened to the police there?

I mean,

there was no real pushback, and the university comes out and thanks the students who participated peacefully in the event and mentioned their bravery.

The only one that was brave there was Riley.

That's not brave to be in a mob.

No, this has not been a great year for law enforcement in and around the city of San Francisco.

First, we had the Paul Pelosi debacle where the 911 operator was out to lunch like, gee, okay, bye.

You're okay.

You're looking for Capitol Hill Police, okay, bye.

And the guy's under attack five times has to be like, well, wait.

And then they basically let him get attacked before they went in.

So that's number one in San Francis with the law enforcement out there.

Now we see these campus cops there letting the victim be further victimized as they try to appease the mob.

Perhaps they've forgotten the very point of their job.

And that statement by the disgusting university was about the,

that was the most abhorrent thing I've seen since the University of Pennsylvania telling the female swimmers they needed therapy if they objected objected to Leah Thomas swimming in the pool.

Can I just go back to what was Riley Gaines' sin?

Is she

Matt Walsh, who I love?

Is she a Matt Walsh?

No, she's not a Matt Walsh.

Riley Gaines is not saying we don't indulge in the trans fantasy at all.

Riley Gaines swam against Leah Thomas.

She's the one who came in tied with Leah Thomas in the NCAA tournament, the finals, and was given no trophy because they wanted a picture of Leah holding the trophy, a man,

not Riley Gaines, an actual woman.

And Riley Gaines got a little upset about the way she was treated and the fact that she was forced to compete against a guy who'd been in the 500s as a man and now was taking national titles as a woman.

And she's spoken out about that piece of the trans movement.

That's what got her assaulted, shouted down like she was Hitler incarnate.

If you can't talk about that,

we're done.

If you can't defend her right to speak up about that, we're done.

Women's rights are over.

And Joe Biden has responsibility in this.

His administration is actively working to curtail women's rights right now.

And these far-left activists, half of whom may or may not have a foot in the trans camp, and the other half are just far leftists who want to agitate, who hate reason, who are unattractive, unhappy people who are just glomming onto any upset.

I'm sorry, it's not nice, but why are they all homely?

I mean, to a person, Glenn, there's something going on.

So, Megan, I mean, in the age of Me Too, Riley has said, you know, I'm in a locker room, I turn around, and this guy, you know, has his junk hanging out, and he's just staring at me and I'm very uncomfortable.

How is this not a me-too thing?

Oh, because the media won't do its homework or do any bold reporting, which is required in these situations.

The Daily Wire actually ran an in-depth report on Leah Thomas.

And I've kept waiting for a Leah Thomas denial, for a Leah Thomas lawsuit.

I've reported what they reported, citing them, and said I too will print a denial if Leah Thomas wants to issue one.

I'm more than open-minded to hearing that the report is incorrect.

Hasn't happened.

What is the report?

Online, Leah Thomas goes by Leah Thomas with a different spelling and has repeatedly liked, approved of,

re-posted

posts that support something called autogynophilia.

Leah Thomas is a man is into, who is sexually into getting off by dressing like a woman.

That's not gender dysphoria.

That's a fetish.

It's kink.

That's what Bill Thomas, which is Leah's actual name, is into.

He gets an erection when he dresses like a woman.

And that is what they subjected the actual women on the U Penn swim team to.

And when they said, this man is freaking us out and beating us, which is unfair, they were the ones told to get therapy.

That's Leah Thomas.

That's what Riley Gaines is out there saying, hey, this was not cool, and getting shouted down like, she's the freak instead of Thomas.

What does it say to you that Finland, Sweden, Great Britain, France, they're all

going exactly the opposite way that we are going

when it comes to children and their sexuality and

transgenderism.

They're saying that what we're doing is wildly dangerous and we are now doubling down, it seems, on all of it.

We've been captured.

We've been captured more so than those other countries by the disease that is wokeism.

And it's tearing us apart at the fabric of who we are.

And there's so few people over here willing to fight back.

It's like J.K.

Rowling came out and pushed back against some of the basic things that were happening.

Again, J.K.

Rowling's not Matt Walsh either.

In fact, she and Matt Walsh have fought online because she thinks he's gone too far.

But they treat her like she's a Matt Walsh.

Again, I like Matt and I loved What is a Woman?

But there are so few who want to fight because they see what happened to J.K.

Rowling and they see how rabid these crowds are because of the deep unhappiness pervading their lives here in a very large country.

And they don't want to be the next example of it.

One of the reasons why the women on the UPenn swim team did not speak out publicly, a few spoke out anonymously, and keep in mind, Riley Gaines was not on UPenn.

She was, I think, Kentucky,

is they said in their anonymous interviews, we won't get hired.

This isn't even about swimming.

We're not going to get hired in jobs in the real world if we put our names on these objections.

That's how far left our corporations have gone in America, our colleges have gone to the point where women will sacrifice their own rights, the rights of their daughters, in the name of political correctness or wokeness or not upsetting anybody.

And what the Biden administration is doing right now to add to it is absolutely disgraceful.

So, why isn't this viewed as a civil rights movement?

And,

you know, where are the pastors and

priests that are really the ones that usually fill a hole like this?

I mean, Riley,

I mean, she's just a normal person.

She's a kid, and she's doing this all because she just believes it.

Her security alone would be something that would stop most people from joining her.

And I think all of these,

all these demonstrations to invoke fear, not to stop her, but anyone else who wants to step out of line.

Where is the beginning of a movement?

And I guess that's maybe where you started.

You were thinking this weekend.

Yeah.

You know, I really did think on Friday, this could be an inflection point, what happened to her in this whole battle.

I mean, this could be the thing that finally leads the women and the men to stand up and say, we're done.

And I think about my own role in this whole thing, Glenn, a lot.

I think about how when this all got started, you know, I have a transgender person in my family by marriage, not my own marriage.

And I mean, this person went full bore, the surgery, all of it.

And it was deeply traumatic on those around that person in the immediate family.

But I had sympathy for them because they went through it at a time when there was no support for this.

They had to go to Canada to get all the surgeries.

And I remember saying, you know, don't bully, be loving, be kind.

You don't understand.

This is still the one group that people feel comfortable teasing and bullying and it's wrong.

And I don't think I was wrong to say that, but when I went to NBC, I did segments on how children were struggling with this and perhaps there was a lien to help that.

I regret that.

I regret that.

I did not see where that was going to take us.

Tolerance, and I think an innate ability amongst most Americans to live and let live, be kind, be supportive, try not to judge, understand some people have mental frailties, has been abused

and is now morphed into the abuse of children by a system at every turn and the

dishonest posing as a trans person by people who have other mental disorders and worm their way into women's spaces,

taking advantage of that need to be kind of that innate instinct to be empathetic and it's it's time to say I'm putting my empathy in the back seat I'm fighting for what's right and if somebody who's claiming to have this mental disorder is offended too bad up until about two minutes ago it was recognized as a mental disorder by the the psychiatry experts in America it's only now that you're not allowed to say that well nothing changed other than right

so I think we have not we have no choice but to call out these people as disturbed.

The glommers who don't even have gender dysphoria, who just want to feel special and come into our locker rooms and our swimming lanes, etc., need to be called out.

Dylan Mulvaney and all of the brands sponsoring him need to be called out.

And I use that pronoun him intentionally.

I have no problem, Glenn, with somebody who has genuine gender dysphoria, has switched over into the other gender, like a Caitlin Jenner Jenner

to relatively quietly live their life in my lane.

Caitlin Jenner's not a woman.

Caitlin Jenner's a trans woman.

There's a difference, and it matters.

I'm happy to call Caitlin Jenner her.

These other posers who, you know, as we're back to the minstrelsy or menstrelcy, no, I'm not using my pronoun on you.

And I'm not allowing my children to be asked their pronouns in class like gender is something you can order off of a Chinese menu.

Bit by bit, we need to find our courage and return to the biological understandings that we've had since the beginning of time.

Megan, it is always good to talk to you.

Thank you so much.

If you haven't heard the Megan Kelly Show, it follows this program on XM Sirius, and she's wonderful and always has great guests, The Megan Kelly Show on XM Sirius or wherever you get your podcast.

Megan, thank you so much.

Thanks, Glenn.

Great to talk to you.

Talk to you again.

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One was skin color.

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You can't even disagree within the framework.

This is the way it is, and it's constantly changing, and they will crucify anybody who stands up against it.

We need to grow a spine and grow some courage.

We need to do it quickly.

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Where are the churches?

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He's doing something called his Fearless Army Roll Call, we'll get into.

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Hello, Jason.

How are you?

I'm awesome, Glenn.

Glad to hear.

Happy day after Easter.

Yeah, happy day after Easter.

Boy, did we need that?

I think

on a positive,

Jason, I think that we are

seeing a lot of Christians wake up

and start to

at least just start to starting to stand up, which I think is really good.

Once people wake up to the sorry situation we're in,

you know, we have a chance.

Yeah, I think that people are starting to understand that

this isn't a political battle.

It's a spiritual battle and that this is good versus evil.

And you can see it in a couple of issues.

The abortion issue to see people convulsing in the streets because

they just can't kill a baby at ease in the womb.

And then I just think the whole transgender issue is just like, hey, what is going on here?

Do we really want men?

competing against women in sports and we want drag queens everywhere and and you just have to this isn't political.

This is like, man, they have a cult on the other side.

It is.

Jason, last week for two days, I had Jonathan Kahn on.

And I don't know if you've seen or heard of his book called The Return of the Gods, but it is,

it explains this to a T.

He shows the angel.

He's a rabbi.

He's a Jew for Jesus.

So he's a rabbi and also also a Jesus lover.

And he has done his research on the ancient worship.

And we are worshiping

three gods right now without knowing it.

But

that will show you the evil and how it is all connected.

It's phenomenal.

Phenomenal.

How about what happened with the young woman Riley Gaines,

the swimmer, and the attack.

And then to have the institution and someone that works at that university to put out a statement that doesn't acknowledge that this woman was attacked, struck, ran out of there, intimidated.

They put out a statement basically praising the other side, the attackers.

And I hope you feel safe.

This is, if that doesn't wake people up, that like, hold on.

You know, I can't put aside all of my biblical principles and values to serve some political group that, you know, pretends to be serving the common man and the people.

I just don't know how people are doing it.

And that's not to praise the Republicans because many of them are too soft on these issues.

But one side is

pretty much demanding, throw out all of your values and now support us.

And much of it, as it relates to black people, is just over racial idolatry.

Throw out all your values and just this is the black thing to do.

What about the godly thing to do?

Isn't that a higher calling?

Isn't that who we should be serving?

Not these little surface level identity issues that we've made front and center and the center of our identity.

So, Jason,

I've thought about this for a long time because I really thought it would be a black movement that would stop all this again.

Because,

you know, when we were just, you know, arguing about race, you know, there are some things that, you know, we need to address as a nation on race.

But this beatdown and this

anti-racism garbage,

I really thought that

because the black community is so clear with God, that maybe you'd get another Martin Luther King.

But you're not seeing him in any color or anywhere.

Where are the churches?

That's a great question.

And it's one that is a bit related to Martin Luther King because, and it's funny, we're having this discussion the day after Easter, but it's like, you know, Martin Luther King didn't believe in the resurrection.

And so Martin Luther King was, yeah, he was

probably far more political than he was

sound as it relates to religious doctrine.

And so

Martin Luther King took us down this political path.

And that's not me just trying to beat up on Martin Luther King.

There were some things that he did were great, but there's something he did terrible, and that's he led people down a path to prioritize politics over faith.

And

I think maybe at the end, I'm not sure, but I think at the end that was true.

But, I mean, he got people together to end the nightmare of segregation and

everything else that was going on.

And that seemed a pretty strong God movement to me.

It was, but it was laced with some things that just weren't biblically sound.

And so you can get caught up in all the good, and there was plenty of good that came from from it and you might miss the seeds that were planted.

Glenn, I'll compare it to

the founding documents.

There were seeds planted in the founding documents that maybe some people weren't aware of but the founders were clearly aware of.

This is going to end slavery.

And I think Dr.

King's message was laced with something that we were not aware of at the time, weren't focused on, but

it turned the churches into political institutions, and particularly the black church.

And that's why, again, people are serving politics and not God, and they're trying to corrupt the scripture and the Bible and, you know, make it fit their political identity rather than just, hey, look, man, there's five, six thousand years of collective wisdom here that's been unshakable.

You're not smarter than God.

You're not smarter than the Bible.

It doesn't need to be reinterpreted by you to fit

your transgender ideology and all that other stuff.

So, Jason, I was out someplace, I don't remember where it was, last week, and

your name was brought up as

really making an impact in people's lives.

There were people that were like, I watch him all the time.

I absolutely love him.

And they mentioned roll call.

Are you telling tell the listeners that have not heard you talk about it what your goal is and what this thing is because it happens, I think, this week, doesn't it?

Yes, it happens this Friday and Saturday.

Glenn, nothing's changed from the first time I came to Dallas and talked with you.

And

I won't ever forget that interview

because I laid out what it is I wanted to do and why I wanted to come work at the Blaze, why I wanted to be associated with you, is like if we don't turn back to God,

it's the only thing that will bring us together across racial lines, economic lines, and put all these other identities on the back burner.

And so what we're trying to do with the roll call is gather men of all ethnicities and all backgrounds or whatever from and we're getting people from all over the country that are coming in.

And we want men

to live up to their responsibilities spelled out in the Bible.

We should be leaders.

We should be

obeying God

and then leading the country through a biblical worldview.

And so we're going to come together.

and put Jesus front and center.

We're going to worship him.

We're certainly not going to worship Donald Trump or Barack Obama or any of these LeBron James or any of these other people that they want us to worship.

We want to worship God,

sing some songs, eat, have a good time, fellowship together, hear some encouraging, inspiring words about what our role should be here in life and in America and how we can get this country back if we just live up to our responsibilities as men.

And so it's really just following in on what promise keepers had been and following in on exactly where you started this conversation about

not we don't need just black people to, we need all men to come together and lead this thing.

I do think me being black gives it a better chance of getting off the ground because we know what the media does when it's just a white person or a white Christian over

racist, white evangelical.

Yeah, but, you know, they'll save a special racist place for you, too, in their hearts.

But I'll just say that, Glenn, if we get enough of us together in a room and we put Jesus and God front and center,

it'll be a lot harder

to call us nutjobs, to call us racists, to call us anything but believers in God and responsible men who want to live righteously.

Anybody that's watched my show, listened to me talk, when I fill in for you, knows I'm an imperfect person and I've lived an imperfect life.

That's all of us.

And so we don't need to be ashamed of our faith.

We don't need to be silenced by our sin.

Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sins.

We just need to be bold enough and courageous enough to bear witness and again to obey and live up to our responsibilities.

And so I'm hoping to attract everybody.

And we are based on the feedback we're being getting from people.

And so we're going to, and it's going to be a road in a process, but we're going to bring men together and we're going to bring this country back together and throw out these other bogus identities.

So I just want to go over a couple of the things.

What is a real man?

Fathers and families.

Men never quit.

Don't get sifted.

Bearing witness requires courage, not perfection.

I love that, Jason.

So that is happening this weekend.

If you want to get tickets,

you can get them right now.

All you have to do is buy your tickets where?

I don't see this.

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There's some tickets available.

The venue is getting close to a sellout.

We didn't get the biggest venue in the world for the first one.

I want you to come to Nashville.

If you can't make it to this one, we are going to take this on the road.

This is our first, and we're learning things and figuring things out, but we're going to take it on the road.

I would imagine we'll be in Dallas within the next eight to ten months.

That would probably be our next hotspot, you know, one to because I want you to be there.

I would love to.

I want Tony Evans to come.

So anyway, we're coming to Dallas next, but

time for you to still get here to Nashville and join us.

And particularly if you live within driving distance, love to have you.

So I want to talk to you a little bit about Nashville if you have a few extra minutes with me.

So give me 60 seconds and we're going to be right back.

Jason Whitlock is doing that this weekend in Nashville.

He lives in Nashville.

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So, Jason, let me turn it to the shooting last week.

There's been another shooting today, a mass shooting in Louisville at the Old National Bank.

But in Nashville, it was transgender.

Two days later, in Chicago, they find a transgender person there who is threatening to

shoot up schools and churches, has a manifesto that, strangely, they still won't release any details on it.

We have an issue, and

yet the politicians stir people up, get them to the Capitol to

say that it's the transgender community that should be afraid.

It's crazy.

I believe that second event was in Colorado.

It's crazy what has gone on here.

It's funny.

I just wrote a piece about this today and the focus of our show.

And Glenn, I know you don't follow the sports world that close, but NBA legend Greg Popovich yesterday went off on Tennessee on Bill Lee, on Marsha Blackburn, and the Justin Pearson and the Justin Jones guy that got kicked out or expelled from the Tennessee House.

He went off on all of this and said that Ted Cruz was an idiot basically for suggesting that we have more armed security at schools.

And, you know, he's like, how is that freedom?

Or

how is that a good environment for kids?

And the thing I want to ask Greg Popovich is, when he steps into an NBA arena and there are 30 to 50 armed law enforcement officials inside that arena, there's another 30, 40 out handling traffic as people enter the arena.

Doesn't that make him feel safe?

Doesn't that probably help explain why there's never been a mass shooting at an NBA game, NFL game, Major League Baseball game?

If all these elites can have all this security while they work, why are we ridiculing politicians that are saying, no, let's provide more security at schools?

What's crazy about this is we clearly have

a mental disorder going on in this country.

There is mental illness.

We're not living back in the 1970s,

which had more guns, by the way.

We're living at a time where crazy people go in and shoot places up.

So, yeah, having police with our most treasured possession, our children.

What's wrong with that?

I'm sorry.

We have guns at the bank.

It's, Glenn,

the fact that we have all this mental disease going on and no one's having a discussion, like, are we promoting mental illness?

Yes, we are.

By telling people constant lies that some kid says, hey, I feel like a girl.

And we go, yeah, you're right.

Let's...

give you puberty blockers and let's talk about castrating you and erasing your breath.

We're promoting mental illness.

And we're telling if someone doesn't affirm your delusional feelings, you have a right to be angry with them.

You have a right to feel like you're being oppressed.

And you have a right to feel like this country is totally against you.

We're promoting mental illness and then wondering why these mentally ill people are turning violent and angry.

It's because we're telling them they should be.

And we're telling them that they should impose their views on people through violence and chaos.

Yep, you're exactly right.

Thank you so much, Jason.

You'll hear Jason Whitlock on Blaze TV.

He's the host of Fearless, and you can get the tickets to his roll call, fearlessarmyrollcall.com.

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Jason, thank you.

We'll talk to you again.

God bless.

Thank you, Glenn.

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Amy, you're not, you weren't a fan of me or anything before, right?

It wasn't that I wasn't a fan of you.

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Okay, so you hated me, is that's what you were saying?

I did not.

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I just wanted to throw that in because we're strange bedfellows.

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you alleged when you came on that none of these things were true, and we believed you.

None of these things were true, and that Bezos was using the government

to crucify and prosecute your husband so they didn't have to pay a hundred million dollar fine on another

unrelated topic, correct?

Correct.

Okay, so last time I spoke to you, you said it was going finally going to trial, but it was a civil suit because the Justice Department never brought any charges.

That is correct.

And the civil trial was scheduled to start on May 1st,

just in a few weeks.

Okay.

And what has happened?

Something really extraordinary happened, Glenn.

Last week, the federal judge issued an order tossing out almost all of Amazon's claims before trial, essentially saying these claims aren't even strong enough to warrant a jury trial.

We can throw them out today.

The judge said that my husband didn't even violate his Amazon employment contract.

He said there was no fraud.

He tossed out Amazon's sensational racketeering claim, which was Amazon, essentially.

stepping into the shoes of DOJ and trying to prove a crime.

And, you know, the federal judge said these aren't even strong enough to merit a trial.

Wow.

That is a huge loss for them.

He tossed out six out of the seven.

What did he leave?

He left a claim that is called like civil conspiracy to tortiously interfere with a contract.

And it's a little bit confusing because it's a question of, can Amazon prove that there was like a conspiracy for a bunch of people to interfere with my husband's employment contract?

But again, the judge held my husband didn't didn't violate his employment contract.

So we're still trying to kind of work through what that would mean.

Okay.

And so there's no jail time.

Maybe there would be a fine.

But this is a huge win, kind of,

because if you have this tossed out of court,

how did Amazon get the DOJ to persecute

you guys for what, two years, two and a half years?

Three.

Three years.

Yeah.

So, you know, Glenn, I think that

there's a lot of things at play here.

It is a huge win, and we'll have to see if Amazon even decides to go to trial to try to prove that last claim.

But I think, like, I've been sitting here with this for a few days, and it's just Amazon is too big.

They have too much money, and they're far too close to the government.

Like, if a company can go and spend millions of dollars trying to lobby the federal government to bring criminal charges, to ask for civil forfeiture, to deprive Americans of their bank account, and then just delay and force an American employee to spend millions of dollars essentially proving that he didn't break his employment contract.

That company is too big.

Like, that is not how this is going to work.

Amazon employs over a million Americans.

This is frightening.

Well, it's not just a million Americans, they have all kinds of people from the Department of Justice

and other three-letter agencies that is truly

frightening because they're providing the cloud servers for the U.S.

government and for all of these agencies.

That's a lot of power.

Yeah, I mean, I think that most Americans don't understand that Amazon stores the secrets of the FBI, the NSA, the CIA, everybody.

And so, of course, when they go to these agencies and ask for something, like the bias is that the agencies will believe them.

I mean, they want to, right?

Like, we are entrusted.

We entrust Jeff Bezos with our national secrets.

Full stop.

And I think that's pretty terrifying, particularly when,

look, I don't know, Glenn, how to frame it otherwise, but it seems like Bezos is a modern day robber baron.

I mean, he's not out there using the courts to try to imprison his employees when they're not even liable for breaching an employment contract.

And also what bothers me in this story is the use of

civil asset forfeiture.

When the government can come in and just take people's assets, remember it was Jamie Dimon from JPMorgan Chase that last week, in his shareholder meeting, said, we need to start seizing farms because we need to rapidly grow wind and solar

energy, and we can't get enough farmland.

So we just need to start seizing it.

Ford is seizing all of these farms down south, they announced over the weekend.

The civil asset forfeiture, when they can just take things

and they don't have to return it even, if you're not guilty, they don't have to do anything.

Did you ever get an apology for all of that?

No, Glenn.

In fact, we had to agree not to sue the government in order to get our money back.

That's crazy.

That is just

crazy.

Well, and they can do it secretly.

Like, we've still never seen the affidavits.

that were the basis of seizing the money.

Like, we don't even know what Amazon told the government to get them to take that money.

But I do know that the federal judge in this lawsuit that he just tossed out all these cases said that Amazon had misrepresented that there were damages.

There were no damages.

They misrepresented their code of conduct and what it said.

Like they've made all these misrepresentations.

So did the government take our money based on those misrepresentations?

And who gets held accountable for this?

Nobody.

You know, it is terrible.

Nobody, right?

And if they're going to go and start taking American farmland because they want to, they'll just find a way, right?

I think that powerful people, powerful entities, powerful corporations and banks can really manipulate the law the way they want to.

So you walk away at this point

pretty happy.

I mean, I do, but I have to say, like, I'm still afraid that Amazon and its CEO, Andy Jassy, might go back to DOJ and say, please go do what we couldn't do, get these people.

But how?

On what?

I don't know.

But Glenn,

how did they do this for the past three years?

Right?

Like, I just, I don't know.

I think.

This is no way for an American to live.

When you are afraid of the government, when you have done no wrong, because they're in bed with a corporation that needs the,

you know, needs the

trouble pinned on somebody else.

That is terrifying.

That's not America.

It's really not.

And I'm, you know, still afraid the FBI is going to come knock on my door and try to take my husband away from our four daughters.

And it's, there's so many things about this, right?

Because I think, Brennan, to your point at the beginning, we have the Bill of Rights, and that's what should unite us.

And I think we are in this constant fight between Democrats and Republicans about smaller issues.

Yep.

When if you look up, when you look up, corporations are really, because of many reasons, able to direct politicians of all stripes and all colors

of what to do and how to act.

And I think that it is truly terrifying to me that somehow progressives are now these massive supporters of the FBI.

It's when you look back

years ago.

Yeah, when you look back 5, 10, 15 years ago, the Democrats are out there screaming about the FBI's overreach and spying on citizens.

And now I think because

Democrats feel like the FBI will go after Trump for them, that they're the good guys.

It's really amazing to me that

I was listening to you talk about

these big businesses and the FBI right before you brought this up.

And I thought, you know, 10 years ago, 15 years ago, I would have been thinking right now,

oh, geez, this is not going to fly well with the audience

because you'll sound too progressive.

Now,

you don't sound like a progressive at all.

You sound like a conservative.

It's so bizarre.

It's a strange world.

And I find myself out there talking to my progressive friends about this all the time now.

And I really feel like Americans of all political persuasions are being distracted

to forget our freedoms, to forget our freedoms.

Oh, yeah.

Right.

And it's terrifying because our freedoms really matter.

They really do.

Amy, thank you so much.

Tell us what happens.

Keep us up to speed

when you get that last one cleared up.

And

my best to you and your family and the kids

thanks for telling our story glenn you bet amy nelson uh she's from theriveter.com it's an amazing american horror story are you claiming that positive things can actually happen in this country how dare you i am i am does happen sometimes yeah every once in a while these things work out but i don't know i mean she's an attorney okay they were wealthy she's a really good attorney i don't know even no i know danya and i the process is the punishment.

The process is the punishment.

If you're a normal person, you don't have a chance.

Well, I mean, we've been talking about this with Donald Trump, like where so far the courts have held in a lot of these important issues.

They have been the bulwark to tyranny.

However, it takes months, years

for that to play out.

She lost all of her friends.

None of her friends would talk to him anymore because your husband is a criminal.

Right.

I mean, the DOJ is after you guys.

I mean, it's incredible.

It's hard to know, right?

Like, you know, you have friends that do things and they seem great to you, and you don't know what they're doing behind the scenes.

So when the DOJ says they're cracking down on your buddy, I mean, you can understand people running the opposite direction.

It's wrong.

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I want to play something that we played earlier.

If you missed any of the podcast, make sure you go and get it wherever you get your podcast today.

Do we have the

audio

about the central bank digital currency?

This is

Christian Lagarde.

She is this European central bank leader, and she's talking to somebody posing as Zelensky.

She thinks it is actually Zelensky.

Listen to what she says about digital currency from the central bank and control.

There are many protests in Europe against the electronic Euro.

Now, the problem is they don't want to be controlled.

They don't want to...

Yeah, but you know what?

You know what?

Now we have in Europe this threshold above 1,000 euros, you cannot pay cash.

If you do, you are on the grey market.

You take your risk.

You get

caught, you are fined, or you go in jail.

But

the digital Euro is going to have a limited limited amount of control.

There will be control.

You're right.

You're completely right.

We are considering whether for very small amounts, you know, anything that is around 300, 400 euros, we could have a mechanism where there is zero control.

But that could be dangerous.

The terrorist attacks on France

back

10 years ago were entirely financed.

by those very small anonymous credit cards that you can recharge in total anonymity.

So did you hear that?

You can't buy currently anything in Europe over $1,000 with cash.

You have a thousand dollar something.

If you buy a thousand one dollar,

you can go to jail because you're now not on the black market, on the gray market.

And they're considering with the new currency, with digital currency, that you'd be able to spend three to four hundred euros or 500 to 700 dollars, and that won't be tracked by the government, but that's very dangerous.

Anyone who says we're not going to digital currencies, you need to play this for them.

Anyone who says, oh, well, they're not going to track everything, you need to play this for them.

That's the head of the European Central Bank talking about where they're headed in Europe.

At least they're open.

Well, when they think they're talking to Zelensky, that can be told, and that's in the news in Europe.

Here, nobody's really talking about it, and it is coming soon.

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