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I'm going to show you some things from this week, from a couple of hearings that I just, I mean, I cheered.

Speaker 1 We are actually starting to find a spine in this country.

Speaker 1 And that is so great. So great.
However, we have to do more than cheer and yell at people.

Speaker 1 And when I say yell at people, I'm going to play some things where it was insane. Well, you know, let me start here.
Let me just start with this. Because you'll understand

Speaker 1 how

Speaker 1 good

Speaker 1 it feels.

Speaker 1 Let's go to

Speaker 1 cut eight with Senator Hawley talking to

Speaker 1 the person that is going to be our National Archivist. Now, remember, the National Archives should just be somebody collecting all of the stuff and preserving it.
Okay?

Speaker 1 I don't want a political ideologue. I don't even, I don't, I, shh,

Speaker 1 I want somebody that nobody even cares to meet. Okay.
It's like, yeah, you're going to have to meet the archivist just to, you know, get that paper.

Speaker 1 And oh, they're so boring, but just tolerate it because the stuff in the vault is really cool. Okay.
That's who I want.

Speaker 1 But that's not who we're getting. Remember, the National Archives are now saying, this document here is very triggering.
Yes, if you're King George III,

Speaker 1 it shouldn't be triggering to you now.

Speaker 1 But I don't know, the National Archives, it's kind of dicey.

Speaker 1 So who do we have? We have somebody who is a

Speaker 1 lefty.

Speaker 1 And on the second hearing in the Senate,

Speaker 1 She was kind of caught in a little trap because on her first one, they had some tweets from her that were like, you know who I just hate? All Republicans.

Speaker 1 I mean, just crazy stuff that she tweeted out. And so

Speaker 1 she

Speaker 1 made her Twitter feed private the day before she went to

Speaker 1 the hearing.

Speaker 1 And they only had a couple of her tweets, and they were going to use them, but they only had a couple of them that they had printed off because she left it all open.

Speaker 1 Then the night before, she closes it down down so they don't have everything. So Holly asks her,

Speaker 1 can you tell me

Speaker 1 what's on your tweets? I mean, you closed it down. We have two of them here.
What's on your tweets? And she was under oath. Well, she was back.

Speaker 1 And I would just like to say,

Speaker 1 Senator Holly,

Speaker 1 I mean, whatever you need. Whatever you need.
I mean, if you need my wife to make you some lasagna, bring it over. I'll personally put it on the fork and feed it to you if that's what makes you happy.

Speaker 1 This exchange made me very happy.

Speaker 1 Dr.

Speaker 7 Shogun, when you were here last year, a number of senators asked you, including me, a series of questions about article you'd written, public statements you had made on social media that were, I have to say, pretty grossly partisan, and I thought offensive, and you and I went back and forth about it.

Speaker 7 After that, a number of us asked you questions for the record relating to these statements. I want to follow up on one of them.

Speaker 7 I, in particular, asked you to give us a full accounting of the public posts that you had made on Twitter. You had locked your Twitter account before you came before this committee.

Speaker 7 It had previously been public. I asked you to provide the public posts that had previously been available on Twitter because the ones that we have were pretty disturbing.
You responded as follows.

Speaker 7 And I quote, My personal Twitter account is comprised of posts about my mystery novels, events at the White House Historical Association, Pittsburgh Pittsburgh sports teams, travels, and my dog.

Speaker 7 Well, let's talk a little bit about your Twitter posts then that I was asking you about.

Speaker 7 On February 18th, 2022, you posted on Twitter bemoaning the dropping of mask requirements for children, including those under the age of five. Do you remember that post?

Speaker 2 No, Senator, those tweets were in my personal capacity.

Speaker 7 No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I asked you,

Speaker 7 would you give all public posts that you had made on Twitter?

Speaker 7 You said no, effectively, and you said that your Twitter posts consisted of mystery novels, events at the White House Historical Association, Pittsburgh Sports Teams, Travels, and My Dog.

Speaker 7 And you just told me now, under oath, that you stood by that. So now let's talk about your Twitter posts.

Speaker 7 On February 18th, 2022, you posted bemoaning the fact that mask requirements for children under the age of five, one of whom I happen to have, by the way, have been dropped.

Speaker 7 Is that a post about your dog or sports teams?

Speaker 2 My social media is in my personal capacity.

Speaker 7 Answer my question, please, because you've testified under oath that you only posted about your dog and sports teams and novels.

Speaker 7 And you also said you wouldn't give this committee any of your public posts. So is your post on February 18th, 2022, bemoaning the lifting of mask requirements for children?

Speaker 7 under the age of five, who I might just ask all of the data has said is extremely harmful to children, these mask requirements. We'll leave that aside for now.

Speaker 7 Is that a post about your dog or sports teams? Yes or no?

Speaker 2 My social media is in my personal capacity, Senator.

Speaker 7 Yes or no, Ms. Shogun.
You are under oath before this committee. And I have to say, you have placed this issue squarely in record by repeatedly refusing to answer.
Yes or no?

Speaker 1 I love you.

Speaker 2 My social media is in my personal capacity, Senator.

Speaker 7 So you're not answering my question. Let's talk about another post.
26th of May, 2022.

Speaker 7 You talk about an assault weapons ban. Retweet a post, ban assault weapons now.
Say you agree with this idea that you have to be a certain age to buy so-called assault weapons in America.

Speaker 7 Is that a post about sports teams or your dog or mystery novels?

Speaker 2 My social media is in my personal capacity, Senator Douglas.

Speaker 7 I have to say, I have been here for four years in the Senate. I have never seen a witness stonewall like this before.

Speaker 1 Never.

Speaker 7 And I've seen a lot. This is extraordinary.
I mean, this is unbelievable. And you want to be the archivist of the United States.
You lied to us under oath.

Speaker 7 You lied to us in your QFRs. You just lied to me a second ago under oath.
And now you're sitting here stonewalling, not answering questions about public posts that you've made. Dr.

Speaker 7 Shogun, I'm going to ask you again, will you give to this committee your public posts on Twitter? Will you make them available at this time?

Speaker 2 My social media is in my personal capacity. Mr.

Speaker 7 Chairman, I have to tell you, this is the most extraordinary thing I have seen in my brief time in the Senate. I have never seen a witness blatantly lie under oath like Dr.

Speaker 7 Shogun has just done to this committee, stonewalled this committee, and just repeatedly refused to answer my questions about her own posts that are in public.

Speaker 7 For these reasons, I will oppose your nomination, and I strongly, strongly urge this committee to take action on this and force this witness to

Speaker 7 own up to the fact that she is misleading us right now before our eyes, Mr. Chairman.

Speaker 1 I mean,

Speaker 1 don't you love him? Now, here's the thing I want to point out. That was a shortened version.

Speaker 1 The long version is like eight minutes, and it is so satisfying. It is so satisfying.
He's the first person that I have heard.

Speaker 1 I shouldn't say that.

Speaker 1 This has been a good week for this kind of stuff.

Speaker 1 That are actually holding people's feet to the fire. Now.

Speaker 1 It makes no difference if it's all just words. And let me tell you why.
There is a great McIntyre opinion piece on the blaze today.

Speaker 1 Media acceptance of the lav leak theory is the turning of the COVID ratchet.

Speaker 1 This is the most important

Speaker 1 opinion piece that I have read on why the COVID leak is coming out and what does it all mean.

Speaker 1 He writes,

Speaker 1 if you thought this monumental collapse of credibility, this sudden implosion of certainty of the science, would give the media a moment's hesitation, you were sadly mistaken.

Speaker 1 The progressive chattering class spent their days forcing the American public to pretend that men could become women at cultural gunpoint. Science was never the lodestone of truth.

Speaker 1 They are not undergoing some sort of dramatic crisis here.

Speaker 1 While some would expect a little more coordination between the regime and its media arm to create a smoother narrative transition, this trailing

Speaker 1 dialectic serves its own purpose. Our ruling elite secure

Speaker 1 power through constant invocation of the state of exception.

Speaker 1 In theory, we live in a democracy where the power of the government is constrained through the structure of the Constitution and the will of the people.

Speaker 1 In practice, however, both limiting factors can be removed in the case of an emergency.

Speaker 1 A cunning leader knows knows that power once granted is rarely returned and it is very difficult for the public to hold anyone accountable after the fact.

Speaker 1 When an emergency presents the opportunity to achieve power under the state of exception, it is always best to manufacture the narrative to secure that power as quickly as possible and then make the adjustments later after the power is firmly in hand.

Speaker 1 The pandemic allowed for the creation of an indefinite state of exception during which the regime could lock down its political opponents, unleash its own supporters to punish those who oppose them.

Speaker 1 Churches, gyms were shuttered, abortion clinics, Walmarts were deemed essential.

Speaker 1 Leftist corporate allies like Amazon

Speaker 1 acquired near monopoly on

Speaker 1 commerce, while their local retail competition was driven into bankruptcy.

Speaker 1 Trump supporters were forced to attend the funerals of of their loved ones on Zoom while Joe Biden voters drank champagne in the streets to celebrate his election.

Speaker 1 Politics, after all, is about rewarding your friends and punishing your enemies.

Speaker 1 He goes on to Trump and the view, etc., etc.

Speaker 1 But what we are now observing is the process by which our ruling elite consolidate the power they gained while reconciling their narrative to something that more closely resembles reality.

Speaker 1 Bit by bit, the powers have had to admit the truth behind most of the conspiracy theories that they so violently attacked.

Speaker 1 This slow drip of truth is not some admission of failure or culpability. It is instead designed to turn the political ratchet.
Conservatives and COVID

Speaker 1 skeptics get to feel vindicated.

Speaker 1 We have a moment of, ah,

Speaker 1 I told you so.

Speaker 1 Yet, nothing changes.

Speaker 1 The power isn't taken back.

Speaker 1 No one serves a punishment for the crime.

Speaker 1 We must understand

Speaker 1 that what Holly just did there is so satisfying. What Ted Cruz and Holly did

Speaker 1 this week to

Speaker 1 Merritt Garland is just,

Speaker 1 I mean, it was almost, I mean, you could rate that as a porn.

Speaker 5 We should go through that. It's

Speaker 1 so good.

Speaker 1 It was so good.

Speaker 1 How can

Speaker 1 I mean? We'll play this. We'll play a cut if you haven't heard it yet.
But it was so good. But it means nothing

Speaker 1 without teeth.

Speaker 1 They try,

Speaker 1 who was it? I want to say it was Biggs. Was it the Biggs amendment that was trying to go after Maorcus?

Speaker 1 And all of the Republicans have all said, this is out of control. This is crazy.
Well,

Speaker 1 there are two bills to impeach him in a Republican House. And they are a long way from getting anybody to sign on.
There's like 41 41 sponsors. That's it.
Wait, excuse me?

Speaker 1 Someone must pay the price for what is happening in our society or nothing changes.

Speaker 1 You can feel vindicated. You can feel good.
You can yell at people, but it doesn't change anything. That woman should not be

Speaker 1 as the archivist for multiple reasons, but she should

Speaker 1 pay some price for lying under oath.

Speaker 1 They're all doing it.

Speaker 1 If they don't punish those people,

Speaker 1 why would you care?

Speaker 1 Why would you care? What meaning does your testimony even have?

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Speaker 1 Do we have that clip from

Speaker 1 Ted Cruz from yesterday?

Speaker 1 Let's play that. It is so good.

Speaker 8 I sent 70 United States Marshals.

Speaker 9 Let me try again.

Speaker 10 Has the Department of Justice brought even a single case under this statute? It's a yes-no question. It's not a give a speech on the other things you did.

Speaker 8 The job of the United States Marshals is to defend the lives of the justices.

Speaker 10 So the answer is no.

Speaker 8 It's to defend the lives of the justices, and that's their number one priority.

Speaker 10 Why are you unwilling to say no? The answer is no. You know it's no.
I know it's no. Everyone in this hearing room knows it's no.
You're not willing to answer a question.

Speaker 10 Have you brought a case under this statute?

Speaker 9 Yes or no?

Speaker 8 As far as I know, we haven't. And what we have done is defended the lies of the justices with

Speaker 9 70 U.S.

Speaker 8 Marshals.

Speaker 10 How do you decide which criminal statutes the DOJ enforces and which one it doesn't?

Speaker 8 The United States Marshals know that they have full.

Speaker 10 I recognize you want to give a separate speech.

Speaker 9 No, I don't want to.

Speaker 10 How do you decide which statutes you enforce and which ones you don't?

Speaker 9 That marshals on scene make that determination

Speaker 8 in light of the priority of the determination.

Speaker 10 The marshals do not make a determination over whether to prosecute you, the attorney general, make a determination, and you spent 20 years as a judge, and you're perfectly content with justices being afraid for their children's lives,

Speaker 10 and you did nothing to prosecute it. Let's shift to another question.

Speaker 9 Can I answer the question? No, you cannot.

Speaker 10 You have refused to answer the question.

Speaker 1 I am answering the question. Pause here.

Speaker 1 This is an amazing thing. This is about what have you done to anybody who is threatening the judges because of the Roe versus Wade case.

Speaker 1 What have you done? What have you done?

Speaker 1 Have you invoked the statute that says anyone who is trying to intimidate judges,

Speaker 1 here's the penalty. He hasn't.
He hasn't.

Speaker 1 And he keeps saying, and he did this with the other case as well. He keeps saying, well,

Speaker 1 the marshals or the FBI, they decide.

Speaker 1 No,

Speaker 1 no, you decide. They arrest.

Speaker 1 You decide.

Speaker 1 So have they arrested? If not, how come they haven't arrested?

Speaker 1 You know, I love this thing that he did with the abortion clinics where he was talking about the abortion clinics and, you know, why he didn't,

Speaker 1 why he, why he's, you know, arrested like 40 people on the right and one.

Speaker 1 on the left when you have Jane's revenge and everything else. You know what his excuse was? We haven't found those people, they did it at night.
Oh, they did it in under

Speaker 5 arrest people at night, right?

Speaker 1 And when it's dark, you're never going to find a crime. Right, he's like, It's dark at night.

Speaker 1 We didn't have cameras, so we don't know who did it. People are asleep.
Are we really expected to believe that the FBI

Speaker 1 can't solve crimes that were committed at night?

Speaker 1 Good heavens.

Speaker 1 These are

Speaker 1 lies.

Speaker 1 They are lies.

Speaker 1 And these people must be held responsible. Ted Cruz, I love you for that.
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It is Friday.

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Speaker 1 Here's.

Speaker 1 Let me wrap up what we've been talking about in the last

Speaker 1 20 minutes or so, and that is

Speaker 1 it's been a good week. It's been a very good week.
People are starting to admit that, oh, yeah, looks like it might have come from a lab. Uh-huh, uh-huh.

Speaker 1 They're starting to admit,

Speaker 1 looks like Fauci

Speaker 1 was giving money to EcoHealth. Now there's a story out today, something that we told you and had the documentation two years ago when we did the special on COVID, that it

Speaker 1 looks like,

Speaker 1 I'm going to tell you the truth, the truth is, Fauci

Speaker 1 shut down the important people that were saying, hey, wait a minute, I think this came from a lab. There's no other way to explain it.

Speaker 1 We now know one of the guys changed his opinion with one phone call and then got $25 million of funding from Fauci. Huh.
Wonder what that was. That's great.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 I wonder what that was.

Speaker 5 It's a shocking.

Speaker 5 We don't know the details of the phone call.

Speaker 5 We just know the before and the after.

Speaker 11 Yeah.

Speaker 5 And it must have been an amazing

Speaker 5 better than a 1-900 number.

Speaker 1 Probably the perfect phone call.

Speaker 1 Okay. Now,

Speaker 1 here's the thing.

Speaker 1 All of this makes you feel good, but it means nothing if there isn't a roadblock to the next time. Okay.
And that's twofold.

Speaker 1 Our states must be passing legislation to stop all of this from happening again.

Speaker 1 There needs to be a Supreme Court case that stops the government from having the power to do this again.

Speaker 1 And Fauci, Majorkis,

Speaker 1 the National Archives lady we just played, all of these people

Speaker 1 need

Speaker 1 to

Speaker 1 go to jail or whatever the punishment is supposed to be for lying under oath in a congressional hearing.

Speaker 1 If that doesn't happen, then everyone will lie. Did we not learn this before?

Speaker 1 Everyone will lie. It must mean something when you raise your hand and take an oath.

Speaker 1 And here's what, there is a great,

Speaker 1 great

Speaker 1 article or op-ed piece from Margaret Anna Alice.

Speaker 1 I have not read her before, but I'm telling you, just from this piece, and then I started linking around into other pieces that she's written, I love her.

Speaker 1 Listen to this.

Speaker 1 I get it. You don't want to be called a conspiracy theorist.
You don't want to be tarred, an anti-vaxxer, a science denier, a far-right-wing extremist.

Speaker 1 After all, you have your reputation to protect, so you tiptoe around it. You just don't go there

Speaker 1 and the philanthrops which is a great word philanthrops the tyrants the big liars uh the enablers continue to profit they continue to conspire they continue to torture they continue to slaughter but if you turn around and quote them

Speaker 1 you're the dangerous crazy one

Speaker 1 If you ask what's causing the sudden deaths and injuries that began surging in 2021 in hopes of preventing future tragedies, you're morally reprehensible.

Speaker 1 And mocking the anti-vaxxers' COVID deaths, well, that may be necessary.

Speaker 1 If you call genocide genocide, you are the enemy. the misinformation spreader, the anti-Semite.

Speaker 1 If you dare point out that never again is already happening, you get inquisitioned even though Holocaust survivors and their relatives agree with you

Speaker 1 if you call out governments for for practicing authoritarianism or totalitarianism and enacting policies that cause lethal collateral damage you are the granny killer if you challenge people to face the livid electrifying grief of those who have lost loved ones to financially incentivized hospicide

Speaker 1 you

Speaker 1 are making them uncomfortable

Speaker 1 you know you're living in a world of lies when a mob is more enraged at the whistleblower revealing the deceptions the corruptions the murder than they are at the lying liars the corrupt corruptors the murdering murderers themselves indeed

Speaker 1 they trip over themselves, racing to defend their

Speaker 1 narcissistic abusers.

Speaker 1 As Edward Snowden said, when exposing a crime is treated as committing a crime, you are being ruled by criminals.

Speaker 1 But guess what?

Speaker 1 Once they start calling you all of those hideous names,

Speaker 1 You realize that that's no more than magicians smoke, and that they

Speaker 1 are no more than magicians smoke.

Speaker 1 You gradually start to give fewer and fewer

Speaker 1 craps about any of it.

Speaker 1 You know you've hit zero when you feel the exhilarating liberation that comes from shouting the unfettered truth.

Speaker 1 And I got to tell you,

Speaker 1 it is the the most liberating thing to no longer give a flying crap. I don't care.

Speaker 1 Sticks and stones, call me whatever you want, and standing fully in the truth, having nothing to fear because you're not living a lie. And if you are, you should stop and correct that.

Speaker 1 and clean it up and apologize for it.

Speaker 1 But there is nothing.

Speaker 1 She said, That's the words can never hurt you. Stage.
You become untouchable. You start collecting libels like purple hearts.

Speaker 1 I don't know how many times I've heard people say, and I have said to others, Yeah, you know, so-and-so said this about you. I wear that as a badge of honor.

Speaker 1 The more scars you can count, the more evidence of your

Speaker 1 efficacy,

Speaker 1 your threat

Speaker 1 to those who are trying to destroy. That's when you can truly live and live by truth, not by lies.
If enough of us stand up and do that, we can hold the perpetrators accountable.

Speaker 1 We can present the unalterated evidence of their crimes. We can find justice or die trying, like the members of the White Rose, whose piercing words still ring out nearly a century later.
We will not

Speaker 1 keep silence.

Speaker 1 We are your guilty conscience.

Speaker 1 She writes, so I'm going to tell you a secret. Stick it out long enough.
And that tarnished reputation turns to burnished gold.

Speaker 1 Because when you are slandered by the propagandist, that means You're the good guy.

Speaker 1 You're the good guy, even though the hypnotized public believes the opposite.

Speaker 1 In an upside-down world, persisting in seeing things right side up, despite the incessant, relentless, relentless, never-ending gaslighting, means you have valently guarded your most precious possessions, your integrity, and your sanity.

Speaker 1 E.E. Cummings wrote,

Speaker 1 To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best day and night to make you like everyone else means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight and never stop fighting.

Speaker 1 Once you are living in alignment with your values and the truth,

Speaker 1 you will find the deepest joy fathomable.

Speaker 1 And when COVID criminals have been found guilty, when all of their spells dissolve, when their smooth-tongued wizards withdrew, people will gradually awaken from their coma and recognize you for the hero that you have been.

Speaker 1 Or not.

Speaker 1 Because

Speaker 1 most people will be too ashamed to admit that they were conned,

Speaker 1 to realize that they were the ones that were shielding and helping the fascist tyrants and attacked all those that tried to rescue them.

Speaker 1 Few find that courageous humility within themselves to acknowledge their complicity in totalitarianism.

Speaker 1 And so they will swath themselves in soothing denial and lash out at anyone who tries to puncture it. But you will keep trying anyway.

Speaker 1 Because that's what truth tellers do.

Speaker 1 That's what people who actually care about their fellow man and saving others actually do. That's what people of integrity do.
Whether or not anybody ever notices, ever recognizes it.

Speaker 1 You know in your heart what is true and you speak it

Speaker 1 and no one will ever be able to shut you up again. Even if they kill you,

Speaker 1 your bravery will

Speaker 1 you.

Speaker 1 Your words remain like candles, lighting the path for future truth droppers, and you will be at peace in life and beyond. And let me add this.

Speaker 1 I testify to you that that is true, because on the wall in my dressing room, I have a huge poster of a man who, in many ways, thought he lost his cause but saved his soul.

Speaker 1 And his words, silence in the face of evil is evil itself.

Speaker 1 God will not hold us blameless.

Speaker 1 I have those words and I look at them every single moment. That guy was killed,

Speaker 1 but his words like candles

Speaker 1 light my path every day.

Speaker 1 Be

Speaker 1 that

Speaker 1 man or woman.

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Speaker 1 Yeah, I got to tell you, some weird, weird friends are being made. I don't think

Speaker 1 I could ever be friends with Tim Robbins.

Speaker 5 Nor would he ever be friends with you.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah, no, he wouldn't.

Speaker 1 But

Speaker 1 he is coming out. And Woody Harrelson did it on Sunday.
And it's, you know, it's a little late, guys. But welcome to the party.
Welcome to the party sincerely

Speaker 1 where they are saying, you know, this can't happen again. This, what happened with COVID was a sham.
It was filled with lies and

Speaker 1 it can't happen again.

Speaker 1 Boy, that puts me in an uncomfortable place to say, Tim,

Speaker 1 I guess it's hard to say,

Speaker 1 Tim Robbins is

Speaker 1 right.

Speaker 1 Well, look, everybody can make points that are right.

Speaker 5 That doesn't mean mean necessarily you're going to be friends with them, but you can unite on the fact that this one should be obvious to humanity.

Speaker 1 See, but that's the key here. If we can unite with people, this is what we used to do.
Okay. We used to say, I disagree with you, but I'll fight for your right to say that.
Okay.

Speaker 1 That was

Speaker 1 we both believed in the Bill of Rights. Okay.

Speaker 1 And so there was something bigger than the policy. Right.
And that, I think, is what's important here. I may not agree with him on other policies, but right now, at least, we both agree

Speaker 1 that

Speaker 1 men, individuals, are sovereign.

Speaker 5 That should be something that's obvious to everyone all the time.

Speaker 11 Yeah, but not necessarily is.

Speaker 5 But it isn't often. And it's great to see.
I mean, it's great to see people who aren't.

Speaker 11 our profile talking about this stuff.

Speaker 5 I mean, I obviously, like, I

Speaker 5 don't agree with a lot of these people on a lot of things, but you, you don't win these issues by everybody on the right coming together and agreeing on them.

Speaker 5 You have to take, you have to get other people to the, to the, to our side. And it's good to see that some people on the left are starting to do that.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 You know, I don't know.

Speaker 5 I think it's just one of those things that now given the space of time to people who aren't ideologically motivated, because that was my motivation.

Speaker 1 The reason I

Speaker 5 opposed mandates throughout this entire process was not necessarily because I understood the virus at every detail in April of 2020.

Speaker 1 It was because freedom is an important moral value that exceeds the opinion of Dr.

Speaker 5 Fauci. Yes.

Speaker 12 And it always will, and it always can, even if all the people are wrong and they walk outside and breathe in and die, it will be their opportunity to do it.

Speaker 7 Right.

Speaker 5 And that ideological bent is what led me to that early on. And I think you and a lot of people in this audience, that's not what led Tim Robbins to it.

Speaker 1 Tim Robbins is like, wait a minute, that was screwed up.

Speaker 1 We don't know that. I don't know that.
Yeah. I'd love to.
I mean, I think you're right. But we don't know that.

Speaker 1 Got no room to compromise.

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Speaker 1 I have been telling you about ESG and the legislation that's been going through states and the importance of fair access.

Speaker 1 And all these politicians are like, yeah, we don't need that. I mean, these banks, we can't tell the banks exactly what to do.
No, no, that's not what fair access is.

Speaker 1 And then when you explain it to people, they're like, wow, that's ridiculous. That's, I mean, you don't need that.
Really? Tell that to Donald Trump today.

Speaker 1 PNC Bank just canceled his account

Speaker 1 for MXM

Speaker 1 and

Speaker 1 just canceled it and said,

Speaker 1 we're just giving you notice. Here's all your cash.
We're no longer doing business with you. Why?

Speaker 1 Well, because we're just not.

Speaker 1 Why? Because we're not. And there's nowhere you can go.
Fair access

Speaker 1 tells the banks they must tell you why they're not doing business. And if anything other than financial reasons played a role.

Speaker 1 Otherwise, you don't have a chance. If they're doing this to Donald Trump, you don't think they'll do that to you?

Speaker 1 This is why every single person that is considering an ESG bill in their state, and if your state is doing, and there's like 20 of them right now that are passing these bills, they must have fair access.

Speaker 1 This is

Speaker 1 why we've been saying that. Otherwise, they'll stonewall you.

Speaker 1 Why do you think they can't? Do you think it's because, I don't know, you might be a credit risk. Really?

Speaker 1 We'll get into that. Donald Trump Jr.
is going to be on with us because this is his company that he started. We're going to get with him about a half hour from now.

Speaker 1 Also,

Speaker 1 gee, there's something else going on and

Speaker 1 South Dakota's Christy Noam has the power to stop it. Our office reached out to her yesterday and she's like, she's not sure yet what she's going to do.

Speaker 1 Christy, there is only one thing you do, and I'll tell you in 60 seconds.

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Speaker 1 let me just

Speaker 1 let me try

Speaker 1 to reach if you're like me that very

Speaker 1 small part of you that is a geek that likes to talk about technical stuff. Okay,

Speaker 1 I

Speaker 1 hate that Okay, my eyes start to glaze over and I'm like, just get to the point.

Speaker 1 So I'm going to just don't worry. It's just going to be just a brush, just a,

Speaker 1 on that flame, see if I can get a little bit, okay? But I'm going to get to the point quickly.

Speaker 1 The Uniform Commercial Code has set the standards to facilitate interstate sales and commercial transactions such that all definitions pertaining to such commerce are uniform and clearly under.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 All you need to know, UCC, Uniform Commercial Code.

Speaker 1 It's the thing that

Speaker 1 is used to make sure that all transactions that we have are clearly understood. They are the same from state to state and around the world and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 1 Since 1952, this has been in play. And from time to time, there have been things that needed to be update.
and they update them in every state's legal code and amend it from time to time.

Speaker 1 Typically, the amendments are not controversial. The subject matter is very dense, very complex.

Speaker 1 No one reads it. They're just like, oh, the UCC wants us to change this.
What does it mean? I don't really know. Just pass it.
And they do. Okay?

Speaker 1 You cannot do that with anything anymore, but states already are.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 the ULC, I don't know what that is, suddenly pushed a slew of amendments.

Speaker 1 And these bills are 100 to 200 pages long.

Speaker 1 Very unusual. Very unusual.

Speaker 1 So in South Dakota, the state was targeted first because it is the home to big banks.

Speaker 1 And members of the South Dakota House Freedom Caucus were there, and they looked at that and they were like, Excuse me, why are they redefining money?

Speaker 1 Well, because there's always some confusion on money and what money is. There's no confusion on what money is.
What are you talking about?

Speaker 1 Well, I mean, there's lots of things that could be used for money. We just want to make sure that everybody understands that there's money and then there's just other things.

Speaker 1 Oh, okay.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 So now, even though this was flagged by members outside the Judiciary Committee, it passed the House, this is a Republican state, 49 to 17, and then the Senate 24 to 9.

Speaker 1 Now,

Speaker 1 here's in plain English, in fact, maybe I should just read this to you.

Speaker 1 This is

Speaker 1 in plain English.

Speaker 1 It preemptively accepts any new currency adopted by a government.

Speaker 1 Okay, well, what would that new currency be? Still, I can't think of what the government might say is a new currency.

Speaker 1 I mean, that's a conspiracy theory to think that they may be tapping from the dollars as some digital coin, right? That's just crazy, right?

Speaker 1 Uh-huh.

Speaker 1 Sure.

Speaker 1 Now,

Speaker 1 just, I mean, I'm sure it was an oversight.

Speaker 1 But in the code, when it defines money, it says anything

Speaker 1 that the

Speaker 1 government

Speaker 1 accepts as currency and adopts it as government, as a government currency, then it's okay.

Speaker 1 However,

Speaker 1 it starts right now.

Speaker 1 So anything that came out before,

Speaker 1 even though it might be a lot like that new currency,

Speaker 1 that's not currency. That's not money.

Speaker 1 Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 1 So it excludes, like, oh, I don't know, Bitcoin from the definition of money because it's in existence before

Speaker 1 the future hypothetical medium of exchange that's coming or not. That's a conspiracy theory.
What?

Speaker 1 So at the same time, it's saying money is whatever the government says it is.

Speaker 1 I mean,

Speaker 1 except for all the stuff that it might have said in the past or allowed in the past,

Speaker 1 it's only going to be what the government says the next currency is, and that'll be money. That's it.

Speaker 1 Oh,

Speaker 1 okay. Okay.
So the amendment presupposes an electronic medium of exchange for legal tender, but it excludes all forms of electronic medium of exchange as legal tender

Speaker 1 that is currently out.

Speaker 1 Oh,

Speaker 1 okay.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 Now,

Speaker 1 they, of course, are saying, this is ridiculous. That's a conspiracy.

Speaker 1 It's right there. It's right there.

Speaker 1 There is a PowerPoint that comes to your state where they wine and dine these people, and they come in there with the banks, and the banks are like, oh, no, we wouldn't do anything unscrupulous.

Speaker 1 When have we ever screwed the American people?

Speaker 1 Don't think too long on that one.

Speaker 1 So, in the

Speaker 1 Stephen Weiss

Speaker 1 PowerPoint presentation,

Speaker 1 and Stephen, by the way, works for the Uniform Law Commission, that's the ULC,

Speaker 1 which

Speaker 1 proposes changes changes to the UCC.

Speaker 1 He explains that the provision was specifically inserted in response to governments of Central African Republic and El Salvador adopting Bitcoin as money.

Speaker 1 They felt that under the current definition, Bitcoin would totally be accepted and therefore it was in need of amending.

Speaker 1 He asserted that under the new definition, Bitcoin will not be money, but central bank digital currency, CBDC,

Speaker 1 would be money.

Speaker 1 So that's them saying it.

Speaker 1 We need politicians to say

Speaker 1 no.

Speaker 1 I love how these politicians are like, oh, no, I mean, I can't go. I mean, I don't want to tell these businesses what to do.
When have these businesses lately been on the freedom side?

Speaker 1 What gives you any indication that the Fed should be trusted?

Speaker 1 Republicans, you suck.

Speaker 1 If you don't stand against this, you suck. And the Freedom Caucus should replace you.

Speaker 1 Okay, so

Speaker 1 they want to stop Bitcoin from being money. And it's just in the future in case it happens.
It's going to happen before 2024. Mark my words.

Speaker 1 It's going to happen unless they know something about the voting process in 2024 that I don't.

Speaker 1 The world will be at war by 2024 because China wants to go in Taiwan, into Taiwan. They're already planning it.

Speaker 1 They already, our CIA, as if you believe believe them, our CIA says that they have issued an order to be prepared no later than 2025.

Speaker 1 Okay. The election is in 2024.
The inauguration is in 2025.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 They will go in because we're at our weakest point. Are you going to flush the opportunity away with the possibility of

Speaker 1 Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis,

Speaker 1 Vake Ramaswamy.

Speaker 1 Are you going to flush that away? No, no.

Speaker 1 Do it now.

Speaker 1 Our dollar is being so debased

Speaker 1 that it's going to collapse.

Speaker 1 Okay, so that's all right. We've got a central bank digital currency and nothing else.
This should be a knee-jerk reaction.

Speaker 1 You go up to a politician and you hit him on the knee a little bit with a little hammer and you're like, hey, I want to see your reaction to CBDC.

Speaker 1 If that leg doesn't kick you in the nuts, that's a politician that should never be elected. Okay?

Speaker 1 No

Speaker 1 central bank digital currency. It means complete control of you.

Speaker 1 And I would rather air way over here on the safe side. That's a conspiracy theory.
Yeah, I know. Maybe it's, I mean, it seems pretty clear to me.
There it is. There they are saying it.

Speaker 1 But, you know, maybe it's a conspiracy theory. But a lot of those conspiracy theories have turned out to be right.
So I'm going to err on the side of caution.

Speaker 1 Now, Christy Noam

Speaker 1 has been great. And quite honestly, at times, she's been disappointing.

Speaker 1 But

Speaker 1 this is the first state.

Speaker 1 And it's now in her hands.

Speaker 1 And she can be strong and say,

Speaker 1 nothing,

Speaker 1 nothing

Speaker 1 to help a central bank digital currency

Speaker 1 should pass. Not in this state.
No.

Speaker 1 But she's going to get pushback. She's going to be squeezed.
But this is when we see what people are made of. This is when we see what they're made of and do they really get it?

Speaker 1 My guess is she gets it, but she hadn't made a statement on it yet.

Speaker 1 I'd love to be able to say Christy Noam gets it,

Speaker 1 but this is a test for every governor in every state.

Speaker 1 If you pass this in your state, those who voted for it should be

Speaker 1 swept out in the next election. And I wouldn't trust them on anything else.
If they don't know what central bank digital currency will do to privacy and freedom,

Speaker 1 they should not be in office because they are not protecting and defending your rights. Back in just a second.

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Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 Diane Feinstein is hospitalized. I know that doesn't come as a shock to anyone, except perhaps her.
I'm where?

Speaker 1 But she's in with the shingles.

Speaker 5 It's a rough battle. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Now,

Speaker 1 Federman,

Speaker 1 you know, is hospitalized in a mental health facility because he's depressed.

Speaker 1 But apparently he's writing and introducing legislation. Now, his chief of staff won't tell anybody how he's writing this in a facility.

Speaker 1 I mean, if he's in a facility for depression and they're like, oh, yeah, sure, you can write some bills too. I mean, hey, you got a multitask in here.

Speaker 1 That's a really crappy place, and he should be taken out.

Speaker 1 I'm just saying that as somebody who knows about mental health and what needs to be done and how seriously you should take it, that doesn't happen.

Speaker 1 But the chief of staff says, no, I just

Speaker 4 picked this up at the hospital.

Speaker 1 I'm not going to say how I got it, but I got it. And so now he's co-sponsoring and writing legislation from a mental hospital.

Speaker 1 Are you surprised? Thank you, Pennsylvania. You are so, so smart.

Speaker 1 Really? It's still one of the most embarrassing things any state has ever done.

Speaker 5 Yes. Put this man in office after you had the information.
You know, Feinstein, if she was in office forever, she was a bad senator, but she had this issue develop while she was in office.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 5 This, we all knew this before he had the job. So did you see this quote from his wife, by the way, Fetterman's wife?

Speaker 4 What do you think about this?

Speaker 5 They talk about Fetterman's wife.

Speaker 1 Before I even hear it, let me just say, I think she doesn't love him. And she's just, this is just all a political.

Speaker 1 Anyway, go ahead.

Speaker 5 She shares photos on social media with her six-foot-eight husband's head partially cropped out so that her shoes are visible in the frame, which is a great, that's a great point.

Speaker 5 And insists their marriage operates with the unspoken understanding that Giselle is always right when there are differences of opinion.

Speaker 5 On that latter point, should anyone long for the same dynamic with their spouse or significant other, Giselle Fetterman offers the following advice, quote, You just have to be really confident in your truth, she said, adding, then you just like, ignore him when when he's speaking, end quote.

Speaker 1 This is a healthy marriage. A healthy marriage.

Speaker 1 I mean, and a guy who takes that, I mean, a woman who would take that or a guy who would take that kind of behavior, that's the kind of fighter I want in Washington. Oh, that's right.

Speaker 5 I mean, that's unbelievable.

Speaker 7 And this does...

Speaker 1 Look,

Speaker 5 the fact that you'd put this guy, you know, I don't care who he's running against. He could have been running against, you know, a rock.

Speaker 1 A rock.

Speaker 5 You should have put the rock in office.

Speaker 1 Not the rock, but a rock.

Speaker 5 Just put anybody in office other than John Fetterman when you know in advance he's completely incapable of doing the job.

Speaker 1 I would at least understand if it was close and it was a rock that he was running against. I could at least then go, well, I mean, a rock can't do anything.
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Speaker 1 Holy cow.

Speaker 1 This has got to stop. This has got to stop.

Speaker 1 Airbnb

Speaker 1 has just admitted yesterday it came out that

Speaker 1 they are

Speaker 1 they might cancel you even though you've not been banned from airbnb but if somebody that might sometimes travel with you

Speaker 1 uh if they've been banned you also are banned. And I'm not talking family members.
I'm talking friends. Well, how do they know that? We're going to get into that here in a minute.

Speaker 1 But I think this is so critically important. This also broke yesterday.
Donald Trump Jr.'s MXM, it's a news app

Speaker 1 like Apple News, has the bank, PNC, has just ended their business relationship. without cause.

Speaker 1 Donald Trump Jr. is with us now to talk about it.

Speaker 1 Hello, Don. How are you?

Speaker 13 I'm doing well.

Speaker 1 Yourself? Well, I'd be better if this crap wasn't happening.

Speaker 1 Yeah,

Speaker 13 it doesn't stop, Lynn. It's absolutely ludicrous.
I mean, think about this. I created an app because for years they've been telling us, build your own.
Yep.

Speaker 13 So then you do, and then Amazon Web Services throws you off, or Apple won't let you be on their app store, or Google won't put you on, but we're on Google and we're in Apple and MXM.

Speaker 13 And all it is is a news aggregator app, right? So I looked on this morning and there was an article from the New York Times on there. There was something from Breitfart.

Speaker 13 There was stuff from the Blaze.

Speaker 13 We take everything.

Speaker 13 I went through the Hunter Biden nonsense. I saw what they did to me for years and I see how he is an angel.

Speaker 13 And I understand I'm not the great citizen that Hunter Biden is, but I wanted to make sure that people actually had the opportunity.

Speaker 13 to see all of the news, not just what big tech deems to be important enough to show on Apple News or on Google's homepage or, you know, the craziness that happens in search.

Speaker 13 And so I built my own with a friend. And again, we show all sides.
Again, we have less business.

Speaker 13 We had a mediaite on there, not exactly conservative friendly, but we let everyone read everything and choose themselves.

Speaker 13 So we get a, I send my buddy to, he's going to the bank, my partner in the MXM, and they go, you have zero account balance.

Speaker 13 I mean, it's a small business, but we had, you know, three-quarter of a million dollar operating budget in there, and there's zero there. We thought we were hacked.

Speaker 13 We go to the bank. What's going on? Oh, oh, yeah,

Speaker 13 there's a cashier's check being mailed to you. You'll get it in a day or two.
They just closed out our account, send us three-quarters of a million dollars on our cashier's check money back.

Speaker 13 They didn't even call, Glenn.

Speaker 13 And if they can do that to me, who won't they do it to? I mean, that's the insanity over the world that we live. It wasn't like we're creating news that they don't like.

Speaker 13 We're literally just taking what's out there and making sure that everyone has an equal chance. to see everything and formulate their own opinion.
And PNC Bank, a major bank, just does that.

Speaker 13 So if they'll do that to me,

Speaker 13 who won't they do it to? Meaning, I have some pretty powerful friends. I know

Speaker 13 the Speaker of the House

Speaker 13 retweeted my tweet last night saying this is outrageous.

Speaker 13 If they'll do it to me, knowing my soapbox, knowing my ability to get it out there, who won't they do it to?

Speaker 13 It's lunacy, and that's why it's so important. we push back in sort of this patriot economy that's emerging.
I mean, people are like, what are you talking about at CPAC?

Speaker 13 It's like, well, I was going to talk politics, but the reality is if we're not playing in this game, it doesn't matter.

Speaker 13 And it comes coincidentally the week that my buddy Michael Cipher is taking his company, Public SQ, public, a listing of all the conservative businesses

Speaker 13 all over the country, where you can find businesses that believe in your values, businesses that won't cancel you, businesses that actually sign off on those things.

Speaker 13 And honestly, you're going to be spending your money anyway, Glenn. You might as well be spending it with people who share your values, put their kids through hockey practice or whatever it is.

Speaker 13 But I will tell you,

Speaker 13 funding the insanity and the people that hate you.

Speaker 1 And you know this because you just experienced those people will also come under attack if you don't stop this with the banks.

Speaker 1 I don't know if you know this, but I have been pushing for fair access laws.

Speaker 1 And we've been traveling to state to state to try to get the Republicans to understand

Speaker 1 that you're not telling people how to do business. You're telling people they can't collude and use other things other than finances.

Speaker 1 Look, if you were a credit problem or whatever, which clearly are not, if you were a credit problem, well, then maybe, but they would tell you that.

Speaker 1 These fair access laws mean that if a bank or an institution cancels you, they must

Speaker 1 say

Speaker 1 what it was that caused them to cancel. And if it's anything other than

Speaker 1 credit, then you can sue them.

Speaker 13 But yeah, well, that's the point of it. I mean, we didn't even get a call.

Speaker 13 There wasn't a reason. They just said, we don't want to do business with you.
And again, it's not like I'm out there creating quote-unquote fake news.

Speaker 13 Now, I think we've all seen a lot of fake news that turned out to be 100% correct, like the Wuhan Lab League theory that, you know, finally, you know, the Department of Energy and the FBI admit, you know, the most obvious cause from moment one was actually the cause.

Speaker 13 I'm shocked, Brian. I'm shocked to hear this, but they would cancel you for saying that for the last few years.

Speaker 13 And that's the sort of battle that we're in, probably more important than almost everything in politics, other than perhaps we have to start ballot harvesting.

Speaker 13 Otherwise, none of it matters because we'll never win another election again.

Speaker 1 We have to start legal

Speaker 1 ballot harvesting. We must do that.
And shame on the GOP for not

Speaker 1 going there.

Speaker 1 So, PNC, by the way, if you have a PNC account, you should take take your money out of it today. Find a local bank that's not doing these things.

Speaker 1 By the way, what is the 1792.com? What was that website we talked about recently that shows all the banks and their risks on doing these kinds of things? But you should take your money out today.

Speaker 1 But just don't take your money out today. Make sure you tell PNC why.
Go ahead.

Speaker 13 Yeah, and I've mentioned Public Square.

Speaker 13 By total coincidence, my buddy's taking his company, Public, that is a listing of all the conservative businesses around the country.

Speaker 13 He's from California, and he got sick of going to a coffee shop, spending his hard-earned money on a business that's donating back to Planned Parenthood or some lunatic leftist cause.

Speaker 13 And so he started this basically business board. If you go to publicsq.com, you can find all the businesses that share your values, whether at home or abroad.

Speaker 13 And again, if you're going to be spending your money anyway, give it to a company that shares your values. We have to start playing this game.
They can't cancel 175 million Americans, Glenn.

Speaker 13 But if we don't get involved, if we don't take the effort to do those kinds of things, they're going to keep making the money, taking your money, using it against you, and fighting this way.

Speaker 13 I mean, again, if it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone. And more importantly, if they're dumb enough to do it to someone with like my soapbox,

Speaker 13 they could care less about you. And they'll do just that.
So we all have to collectively get in that game and push back.

Speaker 13 I mean, PNC is a major bank, and someone had the great, yeah, we're just going to send it back. Like, we're like, what, what do we do? Did we spread anything that was inaccurate?

Speaker 13 We're not creating anything new. So it's not, we're just putting stuff that's out there by other mainstream media publications.

Speaker 1 Wait a minute. Hang on just a second.

Speaker 1 Wait. When does a bank become the arbiter of truth?

Speaker 1 Even if you were putting things out that they said were untrue, there's been a lot of lies from the government, and the government has called us liars for pointing it out.

Speaker 1 When does the bank get to decide? I'm doing a transaction with you. You are taking my money.
I'm paying you to do these services for me. It's all about our money.
That's our relationship.

Speaker 1 At no time do you have the right to go, oh, well, you're, I saw that story and we should cancel you. Are you kidding me? Oh, 100%.

Speaker 13 We saw that a couple of months ago with PayPal. Remember, they were going to fine you $2,500.

Speaker 13 Like, well, I was like, so is PayPal going to start monitoring my social media that has nothing to do with PayPal and then decide so if I'm a guy like me who's been talking about Wuhan lab league theory for two years of course I was proven right but it would have been misinformation according to everyone in the mainstream media PayPal is gonna be the arbiter of what happened in Wuhan and my opinion and be able to dox my account twenty five hundred dollars per instance that on they have nothing to do with my social media.

Speaker 13 They have nothing to do with my opinions, but they can somehow decide to charge me that much money each time and just take it out of my account. It's a little debit there, Glenn.

Speaker 13 I mean, that's what's going on. So it's not just this instance of PNC Bank.
We saw it happening with PayPal. I've seen Chase Bank

Speaker 13 not do the credit card processing for me speaking at an evangelical Christian event because somehow, you know, those and I guess according to Chris Wray at the FBI, I mean, I guess evangelical Christians or practicing Catholics are now actual terror threats,

Speaker 13 except for, you know, the only people that aren't terror threats are the people that seem to actually be committing terror crimes in America.

Speaker 13 But because they checked some sort of woke box, you know, they're on the radar, but we're not going to bother to enforce them because we're busy monitoring your grandmother who was within 500 miles of Washington, D.C.

Speaker 13 on January 6th. It's crazy.

Speaker 1 It's crazy.

Speaker 1 Crazy. Don, keep doing what you're doing.
And

Speaker 1 anything we can do to help you, let me know. Your advice, your ask if you have an ask for the people that are listening.
Yeah,

Speaker 13 go check out MXM News so you're actually seeing these news and then spend your money wisely.

Speaker 13 Go check out publicsq.com so you can find the stores in your area, the businesses in your area, the banks in your area, or when you're traveling that share your values.

Speaker 13 They'll sign off on a whole list of things. Or if you're a small business, put yourself on those platforms so like-minded Americans can find you and give you that boost.

Speaker 13 I mean, that's the game that we're playing.

Speaker 13 As much as all of this stuff is politics, if we're not playing that economic game, there gets to be a point where there's a critical mass that we won't be able to push back on.

Speaker 13 So, you know, I'm in this fight, and we got to keep going at it together. Thank you very much, Don.

Speaker 1 I appreciate it. Don Jr., Donald Trump Jr.

Speaker 1 on the program,

Speaker 1 MXM

Speaker 1 is what he's talking about and what he urges you to go do. Just go to mxmnews.com.
It's a news aggregator. That's all it is.

Speaker 1 And that's just too dangerous. Can't do banking with them.
All right.

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Speaker 1 and you said, What evidence?

Speaker 1 You are so myopic that you cannot read the tea leaves that are on the table where it's clearly spelled out.

Speaker 1 And you said, no, I'll do stuff for energy, but no, I don't want to take on the S or the G, and I don't want to give the people the right to get that information so they can sue. How dare you?

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Speaker 1 The Glen Beck Program.

Speaker 1 Welcome to the Glen Beck Program. Chuck Schumer tweeted this week, ESG opponents are trying to turn it into a dirty acronym, deploying attacks they've used for elements of a so-called woke agenda.

Speaker 1 They call ESG wokeness. They call it a cult.
They call it an incursion into free markets. I say ESG is common sense.
Is it really? You know what also is common sense is to follow the money.

Speaker 1 And the number one money taker in 2022 from BlackRock is Chuck Schubert. What? Yeah.
Yeah. No way.
Also Vanguard. And coincidentally, those two

Speaker 1 investment companies

Speaker 1 are the leaders of ESG. No way.

Speaker 1 Some may call it corruption. I call it common sense.

Speaker 1 Anyway,

Speaker 1 we have Dave Landau on the podcast. Came out last night for Blaze TV subscribers.
It'll be out tomorrow on the Apple podcast. If you just sign up for my podcast, it'll be fed to you tomorrow.

Speaker 1 He is

Speaker 1 the darkest of the dark comedies,

Speaker 1 comedians I have seen. I think he is the darkest.
Really?

Speaker 1 I find him

Speaker 1 hilarious.

Speaker 1 And I feel bad about everything. I mean, I just, I'm like, because he is also, he's filthy.

Speaker 1 But his, I mean, I've never heard one joke. And as he tells the joke, it will piss off one people.
I'm like, okay, well, he's going to be boycotted by those.

Speaker 1 And then he goes a little farther and you're like, oh, and he's going to be pissed off by those. And then the punchline, and you're like, that's a whole nother group he's just pissed off.

Speaker 1 And it is hysterical. And he's not doing it for shock value.
It is who he really is.

Speaker 5 It's important

Speaker 5 that you have people pushing those

Speaker 1 directions.

Speaker 5 Yeah. He's not caring about every woke group and every sensitivity.

Speaker 1 Yeah. I was going to say he's kind of like a Lenny Bruce, but he's really not because Lenny Bruce was doing it to make a point that you should be able to do it.
This is just who he is.

Speaker 1 And,

Speaker 1 you know,

Speaker 1 and I found out we had just, I found out why I find him so funny because his humor is

Speaker 1 dark. So dark.

Speaker 1 So dark.

Speaker 1 And I love dark humor. And I found out his mom, his dad died at 16, and then his mom committed suicide.
And, you know, my mom committed suicide and right around that age. And it's like, uh-huh.
Okay.

Speaker 1 I get it.

Speaker 5 You find dark places.

Speaker 1 Yeah, we find dark places. Because

Speaker 1 that's how you deal with stuff. And I mean,

Speaker 1 I mean, it's not, it's not something you sit around and watch with mom. And quite honestly, you know, I watched it for work, Jesus.
I watched it for work.

Speaker 5 That works with Jesus, too. I'm pretty sure he does.

Speaker 1 I'm pretty sure he's fine. He's kind of like thinking, but you enjoyed it.

Speaker 1 And I'm like, no, just for work purposes.

Speaker 5 A lot of porn stars make it start to get to Jesus.

Speaker 1 It doesn't go all that well. Anyway, great, great podcast today with Dave Landau.
You can get it wherever you get your podcast.

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Speaker 1 So, Alex Stein,

Speaker 1 prime time 99.

Speaker 1 I've been watching him for a while.

Speaker 1 And when I see people like him,

Speaker 1 I used to immediately go up and

Speaker 1 give advice and try to help. And they always reject it.
And those people always

Speaker 1 end up on the trash heap of life

Speaker 1 because

Speaker 1 they're so super talented and they don't realize the world they're walking into. Alex, I think, is the first one that is smart enough to know,

Speaker 1 oh, I'm aware of what the world is right now. And you walk a tightwire.
You know,

Speaker 1 we had to stop doing, we used to be, we used to do funny stuff. Remember those days when we were funny, Stu?

Speaker 1 And we had to stop doing it to be able to keep the brand alive and to be able to build the blaze.

Speaker 1 And we built the blaze so people like you wouldn't have to be afraid of all that's going on.

Speaker 1 And you are, you just started a show, what, two weeks ago? Three weeks ago. Three weeks ago.
Who's counting?

Speaker 1 You better know. Yeah, I know.
I am.

Speaker 1 You started a show, Primetime, on Blaze TV,

Speaker 1 and it is very different. You remind me of me when I was young.

Speaker 1 You're very different. It's very funny.
And you have moments that are really, really

Speaker 1 deep. And

Speaker 1 you're... you're getting good people on and you're asking them logical questions and

Speaker 1 you're very dangerous.

Speaker 1 So please be careful because you're very dangerous. And your kind of voice

Speaker 1 will cut the heads off of so much evil if you can hold it. But you're going to be a major target.

Speaker 4 Well, that's what I had an ex-capo in the Colombo crime family, a guy named Michael Francis on the show last night. And I said, do you think AOC would ever put a hit on me?

Speaker 4 And he said, not AOC, but all the rest of them probably would.

Speaker 1 So you're right.

Speaker 4 There probably is a target on my back.

Speaker 4 And that's just kind of you know i don't live in fear but i do want to thank you because you did pave the way and i know you built this company that gave me the opportunity to actually you know speak freely none of these media companies actually let their broadcasters or let their talent speak freely and nobody here censored me one time so not once that's what i'm saying that's what's so awesome about the plays it's incredible you know uh they've let me be incredibly weird guys and it's only gonna get weirder but see i don't want to be i see now glenn though you know you you walk that tightrope where you're so eccentric nobody understands you so it's a fine line where i do want to have some serious stuff like this interview with Alan Dershowitz, because this is a serious issue.

Speaker 4 You know, I know that's one of the reasons you want to have me on because you know, this guy is one of the most powerful people in the world, probably the best attorney of our generation.

Speaker 4 Like, I guess you could argue our Atticus Finch, you know, literally. I mean, and he's connected with the most powerful people.
But listen, my family, we're in the bail bond business, Glenn.

Speaker 4 We actually get people out of jail. I don't know if you're familiar with that, but I'm actually a licensed bail bond.

Speaker 1 Wow, so wait a minute, hang on just a second. So,

Speaker 1 do you have a business anymore? I have a business.

Speaker 4 I'm a license, yeah.

Speaker 1 I'm in no, but I I mean, is it doing any better? I mean, because now you don't really need bail.

Speaker 4 Well, yeah, really, and that's why the that's why society is collapsing. Because in these cities, like Los Angeles, there's a guy that had 17 prior arrests, Glenn, and then he went and killed.

Speaker 4 I know you know this, but killed a 23-year-old UCLA grad, UCLA grad student at work.

Speaker 1 I could do one better. In Seattle, just this week, a guy who went downtown Seattle, shot seven people, killed one, was released without bail.
Yes.

Speaker 1 I mean, it's like

Speaker 1 you have him on videotape shooting people,

Speaker 1 and you're all concerned about we got to get rid of the guns. How about the people who are pulling the trigger of the guns?

Speaker 4 Glenn, you can get a bond for capital murder now. That was insane.
That was never

Speaker 4 10 years ago. That was impossible.
In Harris County, they're trying this. In Houston, right down the street, so we say, oh, well, we're insulated.
It's happening in Seattle.

Speaker 4 It's happening in California. It's happening in New York.
No, Harris County, the biggest county in Texas. So, so these people are infecting states like Texas where this bail reform, it sounds bad.

Speaker 4 They actually say bail is racist and that you, a bail bonds, and I can't advertise my bail bond business on Google. Yet the criminal justice system 100% has issues.
It's not the bondsman.

Speaker 4 The bondsman are the third-party police that actually enforce these criminals to actually go to court. So we actually hold them accountable.

Speaker 4 Without us, a police officer can't arrest somebody and then rearrest them for that crime, right? So it's just redundant. The police force can't handle all these criminals.
So by...

Speaker 4 persecuting bail bonds, and you just give criminals an easier way to get out of jail.

Speaker 4 And listen, the same form that you signed to get a public defender, that's the form that you signed to get an ROR bond or release on own recognizance.

Speaker 4 So if you got arrested or I got arrested or Stu got arrested, we wouldn't be able to sign that form and say I'm indigent. So we would have to pay a bond.

Speaker 4 So that just shows you how corrupt it is, that it actually just lets out the worst and most poor criminals.

Speaker 1 So it's a really, really corrupt system.

Speaker 1 Notice what he just said. He pointed out three white people couldn't get.

Speaker 1 And then he said, the worst, the poor. You know what he meant by that, all right?

Speaker 4 No, but listen, we're not talking about the marginalized people, but the bail bail reform, that's one of the biggest injustices.

Speaker 4 And it's just like anything with the federal government, they're so dysfunctional. They go after the wrong thing.
You know, we do have an unfair criminal justice system.

Speaker 4 And I think that we look at the for-profit prison industry. I mean, that's a huge red flag that we have so many people incarcerated.
So it's not the bail bonds and faults.

Speaker 4 It's the people that benefit from all the private prisons.

Speaker 1 How old are you?

Speaker 4 36. I'm old.

Speaker 1 So you're 36. I look young.

Speaker 4 I'm getting older there. No, I'm just saying.
I can't say it. I look like I'm 26.
I tried to.

Speaker 1 Can I tell you on my 40th birthday, I honestly said to myself,

Speaker 1 I haven't accomplished. Do you remember this?

Speaker 1 Did you know me when I was 40? Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 And I thought, I haven't accomplished anything in my life of value. We are just starting the show.

Speaker 7 And we agreed wholeheartedly in the room.

Speaker 1 And we just started this talk show

Speaker 1 about four years before.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 from 40 to 50,

Speaker 1 I

Speaker 1 was on national television, Fox, CNN.

Speaker 1 I think we had 12 number one bestsellers in the next 10 years. I mean,

Speaker 1 your 40 to 60s can be the best years of your life. And I personally think I'm about to hit another

Speaker 1 leg of my life, and I'm almost 60. So you're not old.

Speaker 4 Yeah, well, I know, and I say that, you know, kind of facetiously, but

Speaker 4 the experience that I've had, I think that, you know, that I'm saying that I've been successful that the Blaze has given me a show you kind of need that you kind of need life experience so you do

Speaker 1 all right so let's talk about Alan Dershowitz you just had him on yes sir and

Speaker 1 And he talked to you about some things,

Speaker 1 and he's very open about all this, but this just doesn't sound good.

Speaker 4 No, and he said that before the interview that I'll face the toughest questions. He prefaced the interview with that.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 here's where you took that.

Speaker 4 You admitted admitted to a massage of Jeffrey Epstein's. I mean, that sounds bad in theory.
I don't know. I'm just saying, as an attorney, how do we justify that?

Speaker 4 Because even that clip, you said you didn't get many massages, and then all of a sudden you're Jeffrey Epstein's having a massage.

Speaker 4 It just raises red flags to the conspiracy theorists that are watching.

Speaker 14 Well, it's

Speaker 14 my wife had a massage as well.

Speaker 14 And I was having neck pains and I was representing Jeffrey Epstein and he said, oh, you're having neck pains. I have this person.

Speaker 14 I've had a few massages on my neck and my shoulder, and there's just nothing wrong with that. I did nothing wrong.

Speaker 14 And

Speaker 14 I was the one who said I had the massage. I didn't have to say that.
It was none of anybody's business. But I have nothing to hide.
I wanted it all out there.

Speaker 14 And if you want to infer from having had a massage for a massage therapist that we have checks for, or that my wife had a massage in Jeffrey Epstein's house, which she did, and by the way,

Speaker 14 Nobel Prize winners have had massages in Epstein's house.

Speaker 14 The

Speaker 14 heads of various companies and universities, it was a very common thing to have massages. Remember, nobody knew that Epstein was doing anything wrong.

Speaker 1 But he did. I mean, he was representing.
Jeffrey for that, right?

Speaker 4 At the time. He had some prior knowledge.
And listen, we're not putting Alan on trial. I think he has been transparent.
I don't know.

Speaker 1 We've had him on several times to talk about this. He has answered every tough question.

Speaker 1 I don't think there's a pattern in his life that shows that there would be anything like this.

Speaker 1 He's also a religious man. Doesn't mean that he's a good guy.

Speaker 1 But I do think he's telling the truth on this. Well, let's talk about who Jeffrey Epstein is.

Speaker 4 I mean, whether, you know, my tinfoil hat conspiracy theorist mindset thinks, you know, that he was probably honeypotting a lot of people and heads of state.

Speaker 4 I think he's putting him obviously in vulnerable situations with young people.

Speaker 1 He He was absolutely CIA or something. So Alan could have been tricked or something.

Speaker 4 I'm not saying that that happened. I'm just saying you're dealing with a guy that has multiple passports.

Speaker 4 And this is the problem that raises the biggest red flag and why we'll never, ever, you know, actually get to the bottom of it. Because if you look at the connection,

Speaker 4 you look at Prince Andrew's connection with Jeffrey Epstein being his best friend. And then you look at Prince Charles, who's Prince Andrew's brother.
His best friend is a guy named Jimmy Saville.

Speaker 4 And if you're familiar with Jimmy Saville, he's literally the most legendary pedophile of all time. He was at the top of the pops.
And listen how bad he was.

Speaker 1 Oh my gosh, wait a minute. Is this the guy who was

Speaker 1 a radio on ABC? Top of the pops. All that charity.

Speaker 4 He's united by the queen. He was a porter at the Royal Children's Hospital.
Listen to this, Glenn. He was a porter at the Royal Children's Hospital, and the conspiracy is that he was not a conspiracy.

Speaker 1 It's not a conspiracy. This came out that he was

Speaker 4 a necrophiliac, and that they would take bodies out of the morgue and they would do sexual rituals on boats and then throw the body out in the ocean.

Speaker 1 That might be the conspiracy. That's a conspiracy, but it's not a good idea.

Speaker 1 But he was taking,

Speaker 1 it's verified that he was taking children from the children's hospital, wheeling them around, and then having sex with them.

Speaker 1 I mean, this guy was the worst of the worst. I did not, is he really very Prince Charles?

Speaker 4 Yeah, he was knighted.

Speaker 4 Yes, he grew up with Prince Charles. Yes.

Speaker 4 So you just look at the connection with Prince Andrew, and now that he's being kicked out of the royal family, it's very... ceremonial.
It's not serious.

Speaker 4 There's other people that are in the high up that have done stuff with children that have not gotten in trouble by the the road.

Speaker 1 Well, I just look at this Epstein thing and I mean, this is how Pizzagate. Yeah.
This is how it's like.

Speaker 4 Which is stupid because it's not a sex trafficking ring out of a pizza park.

Speaker 1 You know, that's not what's happening.

Speaker 1 But that's how those kinds of things get some kind of leg because you see this.

Speaker 1 And look, if that little black book had just truck drivers' names in it, every single truck driver that was in that book would either be in court or in jail. Yeah.

Speaker 4 If they spent one one-hundredth of the resources they spent on January 6th on that black book, we would have some satisfaction.

Speaker 1 I mean, and

Speaker 1 the no government seems to be interested in pursuing.

Speaker 4 Well, because they're all apart.

Speaker 1 I mean, because it had to be a lot of people.

Speaker 1 Was it in

Speaker 1 the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico? Where was it?

Speaker 4 Little St. James Island is in the Caribbean.
No, no, no, no, no, no.

Speaker 1 Where the

Speaker 1 attorney general, I think it may, I don't know, the attorney general

Speaker 1 was accusing a bank

Speaker 1 of laundering a lot of this money for Jeffrey Epstein and filed charges and going after him. And she was fired that day.

Speaker 4 And people don't even realize this. Dennis Hatterson,

Speaker 1 Speaker of the House.

Speaker 4 I mean, just saying there's powerful people that are, you know, that do bad stuff.

Speaker 5 On the Dershowitz thing, though, I think it's important to note that, because

Speaker 5 these allegations have been out there forever, but the main accuser in this case, who has accused Prince Andrew and a bunch of other people about the Epstein Island stuff,

Speaker 5 the only person she's come out and said, okay, yeah, it probably wasn't him, was Dershowitz.

Speaker 1 She, the actual accuser, came out.

Speaker 4 He's the best attorney in the world. He is.

Speaker 4 She probably realized, hey, maybe I shouldn't accuse this guy. I mean, I'm just

Speaker 1 doing it for years.

Speaker 5 But then she just came out and said, maybe it wasn't him.

Speaker 1 I mean, that's pretty significant. I mean, yeah, especially because really, you're more afraid of Dershowitz

Speaker 1 than the royal family and the Clintons. Yeah, no, you're exactly right.

Speaker 1 Clintons have more bodies than O.J. Simpson could ever hope to have.

Speaker 4 And this, now it sounds like I'm white knighting for Dershowitz, but I think Virginia Goofry, you know, she actually helped traffic other people, other people, supposedly victims to Jeffrey Epstein.

Speaker 4 So she's not morally innocent in this whole thing either, I don't think.

Speaker 1 I don't think you're going to find very many moral people.

Speaker 4 That's what I'm saying. Innocent people.

Speaker 1 She was very young, though. She was young.

Speaker 1 I'm not trying to blame her.

Speaker 4 I'm just saying it was a very bad web you know it's just yeah she's she was you know oh jeffrey or alan dershowitz did this you know she doesn't know it was probably a very weird time i think too like my guess is if you go through that entire any you may disagree with this but like you go through that entire black book all those names probably not

Speaker 5 that probably all of them did not participate in this but like part of the

Speaker 5 influence operation here right is once you're in the book, everyone thinks that you've done these things.

Speaker 5 Even if Alan Dershowitz just did a massage one time with his wife on the shoulders, like the fact that he's in his book is going to make people question it till the end of time.

Speaker 1 Listen,

Speaker 1 I could change the whole dynamic all across America

Speaker 1 with just a couple of words here.

Speaker 1 And that is,

Speaker 1 imagine.

Speaker 1 Alan Dershowitz in his underpants.

Speaker 1 Just want to tell you.

Speaker 1 It's Friday.

Speaker 1 You got a couple of days to recover from it. No need.
No need for that. Yeah, but you're right about that.
And that is one reason for being very, very careful and not just running the list.

Speaker 1 Even in Alan's defense, I mean, I do believe that he didn't do anything, but he might have.

Speaker 1 In his defense, if I'm representing and I hear that you're doing a massage parlor, I would have you over at my house and I would make sure that that massage therapist was a legitimate

Speaker 1 person.

Speaker 1 That's true. That's true.
Yeah, from

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Speaker 1 So,

Speaker 1 what is your thought about

Speaker 1 war and Russia and China? Big Ukraine.

Speaker 4 Come on, I'm the biggest Vlad Zelensky fan ever. No, I mean, it's obviously a money laundering scheme.
I had Jimmy Dorr on the show last night. I mean, it really is.

Speaker 4 I mean, Dwight D. Eisenhower even said the military-industrial complex is one of our biggest threats.
And I think it's very

Speaker 1 if we don't watch them and pay attention. The military connected to science, connected to education, will destroy us.
Hello?

Speaker 4 But Glenn, we used to produce stuff. Now America only produces bullets, bombs.
That's literally our only thing, is Halliburton, Raytheon.

Speaker 4 We used to actually produce stuff, but now the iPhone is being produced in Shangdong, China, where the conditions are so bad that they actually have suicide nets.

Speaker 4 So these corporations that are running things, they don't even care about their employees. They don't care about their customers.

Speaker 4 I think that's the problem: these multinational corporations like Halliburton, like Raytheon, like Pfizer, are calling the shots and they want this war. We can't beat a corporation.

Speaker 1 So I asked you earlier how old you were, and I, because because I wanted to know, what is your outlook for the future? Because I think if I'm in my 20s, I'd be depressed as hell.

Speaker 1 If I'm on one side, everything's falling apart. If I'm on the other side, the world's going to end from global warming.

Speaker 4 I mean, well, that's why I look at the people that don't know what's going on, and ignorance truly is bliss. You know, sometimes I wish that I could still.

Speaker 4 I know for a while. I'm just saying, sometimes I almost wish I could unplug from the nightmare because there is impending doom.
And you look at the food factories that are catching on fire.

Speaker 4 Is there going to be food shortages?

Speaker 4 Is there going to be energy shortages is there going to be world war three i mean these are real things that are could possibly happen yes to all of us so it's kind of scary when you start formulating you know the outcomes that are very possible right so i just so are you optimistic though can you found find the optimism i am but this is what i try to tell people it's you got to go create whether it's a podcast whether it's a family whether it's you know something that you enjoy as a hobby because everything's gonna your life's gonna be taken away from you so fast you know that's one thing that i've learned you know and i think a lot of people don't realize so it's like let's not worry too much and get too black pilled about the impending doom and try to take care of it.

Speaker 1 If I offer you a blue pill, would you take it today?

Speaker 4 I mean,

Speaker 1 no, I wouldn't.

Speaker 4 I wouldn't. I wouldn't plug back in, no.
But I do.

Speaker 4 My friends, I talk to my friends sometimes, and a lot of them are struggling, but the ones that are doing well, they don't have any idea what politics, they don't even, you know,

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Speaker 1 This is the Glenbeck program. It's Friday.
Bill O'Reilly is joining us now from BillO'Reilly.com. He does his no-spin zone news every night.
You can find it at billo'reilly.com.

Speaker 1 Bill, been a great week. We got a lot to talk about, but I want to remind you that we ended last week saying that we wanted to talk about the lawsuit that's going on with Fox

Speaker 1 that could be crippling to them.

Speaker 1 And I am hearing rumblings that

Speaker 1 that network is coming apart at the seams on the inside. I don't know if that's true, but that's what I've heard.
Well, I mean, there's a lot of angst.

Speaker 13 There's no doubt about it.

Speaker 13 And

Speaker 13 the cross-examination of what Dominion put out there

Speaker 13 is definitely necessary if you want to form

Speaker 13 kind of

Speaker 13 accurate portrayal of what happened. I know what happened, but I don't want to be in a position, and I don't think you do either, because we both work for FNC, you know, bad-mouthing former employers.

Speaker 13 I don't like that position, but I can tell you that

Speaker 13 I do believe there are going to be big changes at that network, not right away. But there's a guy named David Rhodes, very quietly that FNC hired.
Did you pick that up?

Speaker 1 Yeah, David Rhodes. And why don't you explain who David Rhodes is?

Speaker 13 Former CBS News chief news guy. And

Speaker 13 the brother of

Speaker 13 his brother worked very

Speaker 1 closely with Obama. White House, yes.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 13 you don't hire this guy to do the job they say he's going to do overseas sky.

Speaker 13 I mean, that's not why he's coming in. So that's number one.
And then number two,

Speaker 13 it's it's a different place than it was when you and I were there. No doubt about it.
Big time.

Speaker 13 And

Speaker 13 I did a poll on BillOReilly.com. Has the Dominion lawsuit changer opinion of Fox News? 85%

Speaker 13 say no

Speaker 13 because they are hardcore, conservative, traditional people, and they have nowhere else to go.

Speaker 1 Well, I will tell you this. I will tell you this.
I have heard

Speaker 1 more and more people say, I just don't, I don't trust it anymore. I don't, you know, I don't watch it like I used to.
They're not against Fox, but they're not like they used to be.

Speaker 1 Now, that's my audience, and our audiences are different.

Speaker 13 Particularly the younger people, demographic, February to February, down 33% in prime time. That's a disaster.

Speaker 1 Yeah, disaster.

Speaker 13 I mean, you know, so the younger people, the average age of the Fox News viewer right now is about 70 years old.

Speaker 1 You know, it's really weird, Bill. I mean, I don't know if you've thought of this, but we were the last of the big

Speaker 1 national names. I mean, that doesn't happen anymore.

Speaker 1 These platforms like that that have everybody from all walks of life coming to that platform, that kind of fame like you had for so long is

Speaker 1 not happening anymore.

Speaker 13 The business plan now is to cater to the choir.

Speaker 13 And we had at the factor

Speaker 13 independents and liberals at a very high rate.

Speaker 13 They don't have that anymore. The final thing is that, you know, Tucker Carlson got a big break, and he's the most recognizable guy.
Yes.

Speaker 13 You know, Hannah has been around forever, but everybody knows Sean.

Speaker 13 But Carlson is, you know, basically, he's not the highest rated show, the five, if you can believe it.

Speaker 1 That's your old time slot. I know.

Speaker 1 The time slot that never, ever, ever did anything, and now it's the strongest one.

Speaker 13 Yeah, so it's the strongest show because they like the people there. The older folks who watch it, they like the personalities there.

Speaker 13 But next week, when he shows the January 6th tape that was given to him by the Speaker of the House, that's a huge break for them.

Speaker 1 Huge break.

Speaker 1 I will tell you, I'm a little disturbed by it. I mean, I'm glad he has it and I'm going to be watching and everything else, but I'm a little disturbed that it was given to only one person.

Speaker 1 There are so many hours. The way these things usually

Speaker 1 you get to the truth quickly is when it's just dumped out and everyone can look through it.

Speaker 13 Yeah, I disagree a little bit with that because if you give it to the New York Times, they're not going to report accurately about it.

Speaker 13 Now, whether Carlson does or not, I don't know, but he's going to have to show you the tape.

Speaker 13 And now they can edit it. I know, and I'm not, look, I wish McCarthy had given it to me because then you get a fair play.
And you, I mean, we're not going to

Speaker 13 cut it so that

Speaker 13 you're not getting a real picture of it. But if he gave it to everybody, then you would get this massive propaganda hit that would just blow any of the factual part of the tape away.

Speaker 13 And McCarthy wants Fox News to be in his corner. Okay.
Any Speaker of the House would want that. And that's why he did it.

Speaker 1 Are you following the Scott Adams?

Speaker 13 Yo, yeah.

Speaker 1 Tell me about it.

Speaker 13 Are you talking about the abortion guy?

Speaker 1 Yes, Scott. No, Scott Adams, the guy.

Speaker 1 Well, we can talk about that too.

Speaker 1 Scott Adams, the cartoonist.

Speaker 1 Didn't follow it. Okay.

Speaker 13 Dilbert, you're talking about Dilbert.

Speaker 1 Yeah, Dilbert, yeah.

Speaker 13 Okay, yeah.

Speaker 13 Beck, I'm on everything.

Speaker 13 Yeah, I felt, you know, that

Speaker 13 I didn't

Speaker 13 think that was a smart move.

Speaker 1 You know, that's.

Speaker 1 Well said.

Speaker 1 Well said.

Speaker 13 Here's my rule. And I'm going to make a confession on the Glenn Beck program today.

Speaker 13 I used to try to persuade people

Speaker 13 to look at race in one way or another.

Speaker 13 All right. And I had a detente with Al Sharpton.
He was on the factor. I gave his organization $25,000 when they ran out of money for Thanksgiving to give turkeys away to the people of Harlem.

Speaker 13 Nobody knows that, by the way.

Speaker 13 And I tried as hard as I could try

Speaker 13 to bring detente.

Speaker 13 And now I don't do that any longer. Yeah.

Speaker 1 I know.

Speaker 1 I'm the same way. Let's talk about the hearings that happened

Speaker 1 with Merrick Garland. Those were so satisfying, except, is anything going to

Speaker 1 come of it?

Speaker 13 Well, I mean, it shows you that the Department of Justice in the United States is corrupt yeah we know that merrick garland makes jeff sessions look like rambo

Speaker 13 i mean he is such a doddering weak character this is the guy going up against the drug cartels yeah

Speaker 13 i mean this guy when you ask a question as simple and essential as why is it taken three years to investigate Hunter Biden, and we still don't know the status of the investigation?

Speaker 13 And the man

Speaker 13 is like, uh-uh, uh-uh, uh,

Speaker 13 you know, it's now Ray at least said, well, it's the fault of the DA

Speaker 13 in the Attorney General of Delaware. Yeah, he did.

Speaker 13 Okay, but Garland is up there, and

Speaker 13 he didn't order any arrests when he could have. Remember, he's the boss of the Justice Department.
You have videotape of people standing outside Kavanaugh and Roberts' homes

Speaker 13 protesting the abortion ruling. You have their faces, you know who they are,

Speaker 13 and you let it go.

Speaker 1 He said that's because the Marshals make that kind of a decision. But they don't make the decision.
I know that.

Speaker 13 That's not true.

Speaker 1 I know.

Speaker 13 The prosecutorial call is made by the Attorney General. All he had to do was order the marshals or the FBI to bring these people in.

Speaker 13 And he did not do it because the Biden administration told him not to do it because they want to curry favor with the pro-abortion crew.

Speaker 1 So, Bill, we had, I mean, that testimony was incredible, and clearly there were falsehoods told in it.

Speaker 1 The lady who was up for the National Archivist Archivist role, she out now lied under oath and provable, and it was astounding, that testimony. Does

Speaker 1 would any of that, do you remember the days when you wouldn't want to be called in front of Congress because Congress has so much power, if they say you're lying or whatever,

Speaker 1 they can do whatever they want to you, pretty much.

Speaker 1 And there was some fear. You know, you got to be really careful.
These people are openly lying under oath, and nothing's happening to them.

Speaker 13 Yeah, I mean, that started under Obama with his Attorney General

Speaker 13 on the Fast and Furious gun thing. And they said, look, you have to turn over all that.
And he said, no, I'm not going to do it. Hold her.
And once Congress walked away from that, that was over.

Speaker 13 It was over. So now, you're right.
The lawyers tell

Speaker 13 the people, the government people going in to testify in these committees, here's what you say, all right, and we can weasel you out of it if they come at you, but they probably won't.

Speaker 13 So here's what you say. I mean, we never got anything from Lois Laura.
Remember Lois Lawrence? The IRS Cincinnati person was persecuting the right-wing groups? Yeah. Nothing.

Speaker 13 Nothing. Nothing.

Speaker 1 Nothing within Fauci.

Speaker 1 Fauci.

Speaker 1 It's a little bit different.

Speaker 1 In what way?

Speaker 13 In what way? Because Fauci,

Speaker 13 he's going to hide behind. That's my opinion.

Speaker 13 It was my opinion that

Speaker 13 COVID didn't come out of that lab. That's my opinion, opinion, opinion, opinion.
Okay, that's what Fox is using against Dominion. It's opinion, opinion, opinion.
So Fauci's not, but in a factual

Speaker 13 area,

Speaker 13 when you have the Attorney General of the United States who sends and approves of 25 FBI agents, SWAT teams, kicking kicking down the door of a pro-life

Speaker 13 person,

Speaker 13 arresting, prosecuting, then the person is found not guilty. In an hour, did you see any remorse?

Speaker 1 No, none. None.
No, none.

Speaker 1 Arrogant,

Speaker 13 dishonest, and he was almost the Supreme Court justice.

Speaker 1 I know. I thought about that the whole time.
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Speaker 1 I have a podcast tomorrow that I think is very, very funny, very informative.

Speaker 1 It's with a world-class comedian, used to open for Dave Chappelle, was on the Steven Crowder show for a long time.

Speaker 1 And he's going back to his roots, comedy clubs, and he's really funny. He is very dark,

Speaker 1 very dark, and

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Speaker 1 Dave Landau. And I just wanted to, somehow or another,

Speaker 1 Bill Cosby's name came up, and I just want to play this segment. That's why Pryor is so well liked, because he brought attention to a group of people that weren't really being, you know,

Speaker 1 shined on in any mainstream light other than Cosby, who was very, very likable up until some incident.

Speaker 1 Something happened. I watched that with my kids when they were younger, and I felt so bad.
I kept watching it and going, when do I tell them?

Speaker 1 these are right

Speaker 1 when i found out my

Speaker 1 my wife was pregnant i bought the i didn't buy it i used my dad's copy of fatherhood that he had had and i read it on the plane and then three days later i was like oh that's that's good maybe i shouldn't take all the advice i'll never forget my kids they'd watch cosby you know for 10 years we watched the whole thing and uh

Speaker 1 and i'm you know episode two i'm saying to my wife i'm not sure if this is a good idea because at some point we have to tell them who he is. And I remember after

Speaker 1 all the episodes, I'm like, okay,

Speaker 1 this is a good way and a good time to talk about

Speaker 1 you may not,

Speaker 1 you may like someone's work,

Speaker 1 but the person, and they were like,

Speaker 1 he did what?

Speaker 1 He raped

Speaker 11 Bill Cosby. Yeah, who

Speaker 1 everyone on the

Speaker 1 other side for like 30 years. Yeah, but that was it.
I mean, it wasn't, it wasn't as well, it was most of his career.

Speaker 1 He's in jail, right? Well, well, not now.

Speaker 1 Well, he's in there for a while. No,

Speaker 1 they did take away his fake college degrees, though. That taught him.
That's what I loved about it. Where they're like, we're taking your fake diplomas.
Oh, good. That's going to learn them.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah, it's hard because you watch himself and you go, it's arguably, no matter what you say, one of the greatest specials ever put on tape. I mean, it just is.

Speaker 1 But you wonder, is this a guy who's such a sociopath, he nailed being a comic that's perfect at being this family-friendly, you know, no one would suspect. Yeah, there was no edge necessary.

Speaker 1 It wasn't that it was no edge because it was good, but there was just this

Speaker 1 perfect, like, I'm catering to human beings in every way possible. And no one's ever done that.

Speaker 1 Nobody has ever been as as likable as a comic as Bill Cosby, in my opinion. So if you go by that, how many people have Jim Gaffigan raped? I mean, both.

Speaker 1 Because he kind of has, he has Edge, but he's the same guy. He's

Speaker 1 everybody kind of likes Jim Gaffigan. Everybody loves him.

Speaker 1 He's got a real problem with food.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that'd be weird if that came out. Thank God he has like 50 kids, I've heard.
So maybe that's

Speaker 1 his wife. He's lives at home.
Yeah, yeah. His wife's like, listen.
You could be Cosby quickly. Let's just.
Yeah, he's just putting on a mask and trying to get out to the BTK fan. And she's like, look.

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