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What a program for you today.

We are going to talk to the CEO of the Pro-Life Clinic that was just bombed in New York.

We're going to talk to him in just about 30 minutes.

We have Alan Dershowitz joining us at the top of hour two.

He's going to be talking a little bit about January 6th.

And we're going to talk to you here a little bit about rhetoric.

We're going to talk to you a little bit about what happened

last night and

in the last few weeks with Chuck Schumer and other Democrats.

They refused to prosecute people or hold them accountable for stalking or threatening people.

And then when it happens, as you will hear, the pro-life clinic up in New York,

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So we have Nicholas John Ross.

He is the man that was arrested yesterday,

about one o'clock in the morning, in front of or in the neighborhood of Kavanaugh.

Brett Kavanaugh is our Supreme Court justice.

Highly controversial.

You know, he apparently

had drinking parties when he was in high school.

I know, shocking.

That never happens.

I don't even know what to do with that information.

But it all came out.

Now he's super, super controversial, unlike

anybody on the left ever is.

And so

this guy shows up in his neighborhood.

He shows up with a Glock.

He

shows up with

shoes that he put special padding on so he could creep around.

He had in his backpack zip ties and duct tape, so he apparently could hold somebody hostage.

And he had plans to kill Brett Kavanaugh.

Now, what's interesting about this is

he called

the police himself.

So there was not, you know, yesterday when this story broke, we were kind of feeling like, oh, gee, look what they've done.

They actually were staking out the house and they caught this guy and there was a tip.

No, there wasn't a tip.

He called the police himself and said, I'm having suicidal thoughts.

He planned on going in and killing Kavanaugh and himself.

And then later, I don't know, chickened out, had no real intention of doing it, was just trying to scare Kavanaugh.

I'm not sure.

But now, of course, they're going to look at him and say, well, a mental health disorder, and this was just a crackpot.

Yeah, well, aren't,

isn't anyone who tries to assassinate someone a crackpot?

So he was going to kill the justice

because he said

he will not only overturn Roe versus Wade, but he will also loosen gun control laws.

So this is a guy who is against gun control laws,

or I'm sorry, in favor of gun control laws that went out and bought himself a Glock.

I'm not sure this guy planned on killing himself or killing the Supreme Court justice at all.

I think he just wanted to make a statement.

Now he faces a maximum of 20 years in prison if convicted.

Now this is for the charge of attempted murder of a Supreme Court justice.

A maximum of 20 years.

The reason why I point this out is because some of the people that were involved in January 6th,

several of them are facing 20 years in prison.

And they weren't threatening to kill anyone.

Yes, they broke into the Capitol, but boy, do we have some information on what was ignored for days?

before January 6th.

This is something that the left absolutely wanted to happen.

They wanted it.

Now, the pro-abortion activist group Ruth sent us.

These are the people that apparently have been

bombing pro-life clinics, one up in Buffalo that we're going to talk to the CEO of that site.

There's two groups coming up in about 15 minutes.

Just Glenn, there's two groups there just to make sure we don't get it.

Ruth was here as the one that was protesting.

I believe it was Jane's Revenge, which was doing the actual firebombing.

A lot to keep track of here, of course.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Well, Ruth sent us,

they're another group, and they sent a

special message to Justice Brett Kavanaugh's wife and daughters.

So this is right after the assassin, the would-be assassin, is there in front of his house.

And do you know what they had?

the balls to say

we offer our thoughts and prayers to Brett and Ashley Kavanaugh after a California man arrived in a taxi near their home armed with a gun and a knife and then called the police on himself to confess his murderous rage against the abusive alcoholic justice.

We didn't send him.

You have the balls to say your thoughts and prayers?

You guys are just evil.

Evil.

If this would have happened to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, do you know

a single person that would seriously say to you, Stu,

oh man,

this is something to be really funny about.

What we should do is we should say thoughts and prayers, but not mean it at all.

Just let's make another political point without condemning the person that was trying to do it.

Do you know anybody?

No, I don't know anybody.

In my personal life, that would do that.

And I think, you know,

there's an easy way to look at this is because I feel that way right now.

It's not out of the question that some crazy person would go after a justice on the left because of their problems with justices on the left.

And we should be protecting them whether they are on the left or the right.

There's a bipartisan bill right now that is easy to pass that would protect these people and give them the protection they need.

And Nancy Pelosi won't pass it.

So, yeah, so why is that, do you suppose?

Once again, look at the pattern of the Democrats.

They won't put together a budget to protect our Supreme Court justices.

How despicable is that?

So they won't do that.

I mean, we'll rush $60 billion over to Ukraine, but for our own Supreme Court justices, both liberal and conservative, they won't spend a dime on it.

Why?

Why is that?

This is the same.

Well,

let me go to some audio here.

Let me go to

let's start with

Cut 11, Chuck Schumer.

If protests are peaceful, yes.

My house is, there's protests three, four times a week outside my house.

That's the American way to peacefully protest is okay.

And I've been, that's my wife, sorry.

Maybe there's a protest outside.

What a great moment.

Yeah, maybe there's a protest outside.

Really?

That's okay with you because it's not okay with me.

It's not okay with most Americans that you're sending people to houses to intimidate.

That's not cool.

That's not the way we do it.

We do not go protest at people's homes.

Don't rewrite history.

But see, he doesn't have a problem with this.

They don't have a problem.

None of the Democrats have a problem.

They have never.

when they went to people's houses and threatened them.

They never go against any of these guys.

In fact, they usually end up bailing them out.

Here he is, a flashback from 2020.

Listen to what Schumer says to the Supreme Court.

I want to tell you, Gorsuch.

I want to tell you, Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price

You won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions

Hmm.

What exactly does that mean now?

I am not somebody who believes that rhetoric alone is enough.

You can say that he did follow that up if I'm not mistaken.

That may be the clip where he follows it up and he says, you will not know what hit you when it comes to Election Day.

Well, I don't understand what that even means because the Supreme Court justice, they're never up for re-election.

So what does that mean exactly?

It might be just a cover, but I don't believe in just the person saying things like, we're targeting this district, or you're not going to know what hit you.

because we're coming after you on Election Day.

There's nothing wrong with that, in my opinion.

It's true.

There's nothing wrong with that.

There are actions

that come

after or before

when you refuse to condemn somebody from doing setting a city on fire, when you refuse to condemn somebody who is threatening someone's life or scaring their children at home or burning down an abortion clinic, and you won't score

rhetoric and your actions are causing real danger.

Maybe that's just me.

Now, I want to take one more thing.

Biden said something.

And again,

match the action with the rhetoric.

If you look at what Biden said yesterday while he was on Jimmy Kimmel,

I think he said something really,

really dangerous.

And he means it.

And it's encouraging it.

Cut 21.

It's clear that if in fact the decision comes down the way it does and these states impose the limitations they're talking about, it's going to cause a mini revolution.

They're going to vote a lot of these folks out of office.

We got to keep it focused on if some if you if they overrule where we wade and the state California won't do it, but other states say that you cannot do the following, and it's a law, you can't cross the border, you can't, all the things that some states have, then you got to make sure that you vote.

You got to vote and let people know exactly what the devil you think.

Yeah, you should let the devil.

Oh, no, I think the devil actually knows what you're thinking.

He went on to say that he is considering an executive order to protect abortion rights in all states if they pass this.

So, wait a minute.

It goes from nine, what do they used to always say?

Nine white

white man.

That doesn't seem just or equitable.

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So we are looking at just an amazing day yesterday to watch all of this happen with a Supreme Court justice.

who is sitting here trying to

uphold the Constitution.

You know, this is one one of our institutions that's held for a very long time.

This should not be a difficult thing for this country to achieve, to keep our Supreme Court justices safe.

And we know the Democrats are blocking the bill that would help do that.

Nancy Pelosi in the House, even though it was passed unanimously in the Senate, by the way.

This is not like a controversial bill, but she's holding it up for whatever reason in the House.

And, you know, the man had an attempted murder charge filed against him yesterday.

This is a big story.

Would you know that, though, by looking at the media?

Let me give you a quick highlight.

This is the New York Times yesterday.

The day a man was charged with attempted murder against Brett Kavanaugh.

Top of their site.

As survivors demand action, House passes a gun bill doomed in the Senate.

Now, obviously, the shooting's a big story, but it is a bill that everyone knows is going nowhere.

So passing a bill in the House

is not even a story, really,

in many ways.

We promised to get her ice cream that evening is the second story,

reviewing what happened at the shooting.

The Justice Department is aiming to finish an inquiry into the law enforcement response in Uvalde in six months.

Uvalde, Texas has seen two mass shooting plots in four years.

Residents are asking, how could this happen?

Then, Russia restores rail links and canal to cement hold on South.

Then, from the graveside to the front, Ukrainians tell of grim endurance.

Then, Trump

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next month.

Then, how Jared Kushner washed his hands of Donald Trump before January 6th.

Then, here's a guide to watching the January 6th committee hearings, which begin on Thursday.

Followed by progressive backlash in California fuels Democratic debate over crime, which is a pretty interesting story, I will say.

Then, how South Dakota voters won a power struggle with GOP legislators.

Then, Representative Michael Guest, a Mississippi Republican, will face Michael Cassidy in a runoff.

Then, Tom Keene will face Tom Malinowski in what is shaping up to be New Jersey's most competitive midterm contest.

Then, armed men travel to Justice Kavanaugh's home to kill him, officials say.

There is

no editorial

way you can possibly get to that.

You can get from Yavaldi.

So you could say, you could, as an editor, say, no, this is gun control legislation.

This is really big.

Yavaldi is the lead story.

I would disagree with it, but you would have to then logically say, this is another example of a guy,

I'm using the New New York Times thinking, some crazy guy who went out last week and bought a gun and was trying to kill a Supreme Court justice.

There is no other way to look at editorial, at looking at the news with those options and have Brett Kavanaugh down at the bottom.

There's no way.

I mean,

the New York Times is

lying to their own audience.

They are harming their own audience.

They really truly believe that either it's

not important because their side will rise up and say, hey, this is really not good that we have people on our side doing it.

Or

they just think that you wouldn't care.

The people on their side wouldn't care that somebody did that, which doesn't make sense if you're all against guns.

This is the split that we have in America.

We all listen to one side.

And I honestly think that conservatives are much better at listening to both sides because it is the stew we're boiled in.

You're surrounded by that.

That is the popular mainstream.

So we have to hear their side.

And on shows like this and others, we talk about the opinion and what they're doing on the other side.

These guys,

when you talk to your neighbors, how many times do they not even know of a huge story that happened?

They have no, they've never even heard of it.

That's the real disconnect in America.

Now, we're going to go up to New York and we're going to talk to the CEO of Compass Care Pregnancy Services.

This is the New York Pregnancy Center that was allegedly firebombed by a pro-choice group.

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You know, I was telling somebody who was up here at the ranch yesterday, we were talking about how to solve America's problems.

And I said, one of the biggest things that we have to do is we have to return to the philosophy of George Washington.

We have to be people of merit.

We have to merit and earn

the right to even be able to ask God, can you help us with our problems?

And that doesn't mean doing the things we want to do.

That doesn't mean getting God on our side.

God is, believe it or not, on everybody's side.

However, he can only help the people that are walking in his footsteps, especially when we are facing evil.

You can't have anything to do with evil.

And malice and

revenge and anger.

Those do not come from him.

So we need to look for things that we can do.

And I'm on a kick this year to this audience.

I would like to see us raise.

enough money to save 50,000 children from being aborted.

And I'll tell you about that later.

But we have to have these centers around, and they are coming under attack.

This is the third now pregnancy service that has been attacked.

This one just happened outside of Buffalo, I believe.

It's up in upstate New York, and the CEO, James Hardin, is on with us now.

It's Compass Care Pregnancy Services.

And

so you know, James is a guy who has really done so much for life.

He came up with the first measurable and repeatable medical model in the pregnancy center movement, which has helped hundreds of centers nationwide become more effective at reaching more women and saving more babies from abortion.

There's a reason that they selected his abortion center.

Their Buffalo office was the one that was hit.

Welcome to the program, James Hardin.

Glenn, it's an honor to be with you.

Thanks for having me on.

You bet.

So tell me what happened, first of all.

This happened in the middle of the night.

Everybody is safe, right?

What happened?

This is the pro-abortion crystal knock.

What happened was glass was broken and fires lit because

we do not comply with the ruling elite's position that we should be referring and providing for abortion.

Women do not

feel like they have a choice when they're facing an on-prem pregnancy.

They feel stuck, trapped, like they've got no choice, like they need to have an abortion.

And what we do is we erase the need for abortion by transforming a woman's fear and confidence with ethical medical care and comprehensive community support throughout the pregnancy and beyond.

And they targeted women that night.

They targeted women.

This is

heinous.

The building is totally destroyed.

We've got essentially 25% fire damage, 100% smoke damage.

It's going to take months to repair, hundreds of thousands of dollars.

But you know, the church in Western New York has rallied.

We didn't lose one single patient that day, and we've relocated to it to a secure, undisclosed location.

And we're serving patients.

We were serving patients up and running yesterday.

They meant to shut us down, and we soldiered on.

I have to tell you,

I can't believe we're living in the days that I never really truly could understand

when I would read, and good would be evil, and evil would be called good.

Look at what's happening.

You're going underground because you refuse to kill children.

Exactly right.

I'm with you 100%, Glenn.

I can't believe we're living in these days either when good is called evil and evil is called good.

Everything's upside down.

And

what's bothering me right now is that the politicians are refusing to denounce the violence against pro-life pregnancy centers.

They're refusing to say, hey, this is wrong.

Violence is wrong everywhere

all the time.

This is not how you solve problems.

And their silence can only be interpreted as complicity.

And it's emboldening these terrorists.

This is a national trend.

I know it is.

But tell me what's happening in New York.

The governor of New York earmarked millions of dollars to help pay for women to travel to New York for abortions.

They're allocating more money to beef up security for abortion providers.

And they don't even seem really interested in finding out who did this with you.

No, the FBI is involved.

The FBI has been involved since before the firebombing because we had threats and they knew it was coming.

And Kathy Hokul, Governor Hokul, has refused to denounce the violence against pro-life pregnancy centers.

Furthermore, she adds insult to injury by getting the legislator to pass a bill to investigate pregnancy centers.

I mean, what is that?

She should be vetoing that bill.

What do you mean, investigating pregnancy?

What are they investigating you for?

For how we're potentially harming women's ability to access health care and

unmet resource needs.

We are their health care and unmet resource needs provider.

And they're going to investigate the budget.

What do you know?

They need to redirect

the funds that they're sending to this investigation to investigate the true criminals.

Where is Letitia James, Attorney General?

Why isn't she investigating these true criminals that are

if you live in New York, you need to be on the phone with your legislators and your governor and the attorney general, probably most importantly, and ask them where they are.

Why are they not investigating these things?

On your building, Jane was here, was

spray-painted on the building.

What do you know about the group that is Jane's Revenge?

And

how sure is anybody that they were the ones that did it?

Well, Jane's Revenge is the organization that has been inciting violence against pro-life activities, specifically pro-life pregnancy centers.

Jane's Revenge refers to Jane's Collective, which was an underground abortion

activist group in the 1960s in Chicago.

And they provided abortions out of people's houses.

And so Jane's Revenge is afraid that Roe v.

Wade is going to get reversed.

And they're doing everything they can with respect to using terror to shut down any kind of pro-life activity.

But you know what?

With Roe v.

Wade, as you know, Glenn, if Roe v.

Wade is reversed by the Supreme Court in the coming weeks, it doesn't end abortion.

It just concentrates it in abortion hub states like New York.

We're already seeing women coming from Texas to receive services here.

You are going to live in a state, because

when the regulator is off and they feel like

they're making a point, I'm telling you, they're going to start killing children after birth.

They're just going to let them die, and it will be totally legal to do that.

And the choice will be clear for so many people.

Are you going to be a part of a state that is

actually involved in this evil, or will you go someplace and give your tax dollars to some place that is doing the opposite and trying to save lives?

And, you know, it's interesting, Jim.

You know, I've been doing some work with pre-born, and you are cut from the same cloth, I think.

And

it's not just about saving the baby.

It is the aftercare and the care that goes all the way along with the child that is so important.

That

nobody on the left will do.

No.

No,

I defy anyone to find an abortionist who's going to provide any kind of care aside from what they get paid for.

And that's

only abortion.

They're only going to do abortion and they're only going to get paid for it.

But we do everything for free.

We provide all this ethical medical care and comprehensive community support for free.

They're not lifting a finger for these women.

They're not providing, you know what abortion is?

Abortion is abandonment.

That's society's way of saying we don't want anything to do with this.

But the community rallies around women through pregnancy centers, pro-life pregnancy centers, because we believe, we believe that everyone is made in the image of God and therefore equally valuable and deserving of protection.

That's where dignity emanates from for the human being.

And we've lost that because we've lost the belief that we all, human beings, are the crown of creation and must be blessed and protected.

Even the people that live in the dark and firebombed our clinic the other day, those people also are made in God's image and deserving of blessing and protection.

And we're calling them out to the light.

Jim, how can we help you?

First of all, let me just ask the audience: please,

if you have money, and I know money's tight, so you have to be careful on where you're given money, but I'm telling you,

God's blessings will rain down on us if we are protecting God's children, all of God's children.

If we don't strike out in violence, if we live the teachings of Jesus Christ, and we help on this front,

it may be the difference of survival and not for our nation.

So erasingthead.com/slash donate.

The money will go to Compass Care Pregnancy Services so they can continue their work, they can rebuild and be secure.

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Please, first thing, make a donation.

What else can people do?

What else people can do?

They can pray.

Pray for wisdom, pray for strength, pray for unity, unity, pray that the violence will end.

Also, people can act beyond giving.

Certainly

they can give.

We have a national strategy and our strategy is working and that's why we've been attacked.

We know that the abortion battle lines are shifting and the abortion industry is scrambling.

And the reason why they attacked us is because what we're doing to reduce abortion is working.

And we have a model to expand services and infrastructure throughout New York State to handle the increased increased load.

We're at Buffalo, Rochester, Albany, expanding into telehealth, and downstate into the city.

It's working, Glenn.

And we've got a model for all the abortion hub states to follow, and they know it.

And what you can do is everybody can do this.

Everybody can go to pro-lifepregnancycenter.com and sign a petition that will go to Joe Biden and other politicians like New York Governor Hokul demanding that they denounce the violence to pro-life pregnancy centers and veto this heinous, nefarious, frivolous investigation bill against pregnancy centers in New York.

I never thought, Jim, that pro-life and

this fight

would be the thing that would bring us together.

Yeah.

I always saw it as a divisive issue, and I spent many years of my career, probably half of my career, not even talking about abortion because it was so divisive.

But I have to tell you, I think it is the thing that will in the end unite us and unite us in a way of peace

and healing.

Yes.

Yes.

Abortion represents a flashpoint of culture that forces us to think about the value of humanity.

You know, abortion represents a fundamental misunderstanding of what it means to be human under God.

And if we take the lessons that we're learning right now, society can re-humanize.

We can return to civilized order.

You know, the only way to do this is to follow in the footsteps of Christ.

He died on the cross for us, the weak and vulnerable sinner before God, who would, we would die of exposure to our sins.

And he said, I'm going to die for you, but you can go and do likewise.

Go and do likewise for the weak and vulnerable.

There is no one weaker in our society, no one more vulnerable in our society than a woman who thinks she has no choice but to end the life of her child and the child in her womb whose mother thinks

she has to abort.

There is no one weaker, and that is how you walk in the footsteps of Jesus.

You serve them, you love them, you protect them, you bless them.

Thank you so much, Jim.

You feel free.

Keep our number.

You call me anytime you need anything.

All right?

Thank you, Glenn.

Is your staff mentally okay?

Our staff,

our morale is high,

but I can tell you we're getting a little tired.

We've got a lot of work ahead of us, but no one is flagging.

No one is failing.

Everybody is doing a fantastic job.

And the church and Western New York and the people, New Yorkers in general, are rallying.

It's a wonderful thing to see.

And you know

what Satan means for evil, God will turn for his good.

Yes, he will.

Jim, thank you very much.

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I believe he is one of the most important voices.

I wish he had another 60 years in front of him because it's going to take us a long time to correct these problems.

Welcome to the program, Alan Dershowitz.

I wish my mother were alive to hear the nice things you said about me.

Thank you so much.

You know, it's funny, Alan, and we've talked about this before.

You and I don't, I'm sure we could find a ton of things that we disagree on and probably

big caverns between us.

But you at least are open to having a dialogue and you've pinned your life and your career around certain founding principles that

are unchangeable.

We disagree and you open your program up to different points of view

and are willing to dialogue with people who disagree with you.

I think the two of us have that in common, and that's much more important than the specific differences between us.

Those can be resolved democratically.

Yeah, that was always the thing that brought us together as a nation.

That is our unum.

We have certain sets of the Bill of Rights, for one.

Let me talk to you.

Yesterday, I did an interview with a guy who has spent 13 months in jail, much of it in solitary confinement.

Did you get a chance to listen or read the transcript?

Okay.

It was a brilliant interview and innovative and so important.

You know, I've represented a lot of people who are in prison.

I represented Sharansky, Natan Sharansky, political prisoners all over the world.

And we tried desperately to get an interview with Sharansky when he was in a Soviet prison.

Of course

they wouldn't permit it and you fortunately were able to get an interview with somebody who strikes me very much as a political prisoner.

Again, I disagree fundamentally with the Proud Boys and with virtually everything he stands for, but the idea of

not giving him a trial and holding him in pre-trial detention for all this time, some of it in solitary confinement, is just so un-American.

It's so inconsistent with what we have done over the years.

You know, with bail reform now, we all saw what happened to Jessica Boudin and what's going on in New York.

With bail reform, people who have committed violent crimes are

allowed out on bail.

And here's a guy who, at least according to his own testimony, and for purposes of discussion, we have to at least give him the chance to prove that, simply walked into the Capitol, was welcomed as others we know were.

We've seen the videotapes of it, and did no damage and left.

And, you know, may have written some encrypted messages, who knows.

But this is far less seditious conduct than, for example, what Black Lives Matter followers did in burning courthouses and burning businesses and trying essentially to bring down the government.

And yet we have this selective prosecution, sedition

in the case of January 6th, and bail in the case of some of the others.

For example, the two lawyers who threw Molotov cocktails into police cars are being treated

much, much better than this fellow is being treated.

So, can you help me out?

Because we got a lot of response.

People said, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

He has

been charged

with a couple of things.

First, with sedition, but also

an assault charge.

And that goes under Section 111, Title 18.

Do you know that...

Because in talking to their attorneys, or his attorney, he said, no, no, no.

That's kind of a catch-all.

Is that true?

Well, you know, assault doesn't require anybody to touch anybody.

That's battery.

Assault can be simply a threat to touch.

An assault is essentially an attempted battery.

So I haven't seen the Bill of Particulars or the specifics, but

I think something to the point that an assault can be

a very general catch-all

for behavior.

You know, if you walk into the Capitol and you look at somebody menacingly, that can be seen as an assault.

So we have to be careful about how language is used.

So they are also talking now about sedition.

And can you give me the definition and the difference between

sedition and

conspiracy to overthrow the nation or treason?

Yeah, well, treason is defined in the Constitution basically as taking up arms.

And it requires basically during wartime and

involvement with an enemy of the United States.

This is not treason.

This is not conspiracy to overthrow the government.

This is not sedition.

This is a protest that went wrong, a protest that should not have happened.

Protests should occur.

So what's the difference between sedition and a protest that went wrong?

The government's just definition.

The

distinction is extremely vague and

subject to constitutional challenge.

I would hope that his lawyers would challenge the indictment on vagueness grounds and find out specifically what they had in mind.

Look, I think the election of President Biden was legitimate, and I don't think there was a stolen election or fraud.

There were some problems.

Pennsylvania should not have been allowed late voting that was unconstitutional.

And I've said that right from the beginning.

But a person's entitled to make that statement.

A person is entitled to try to get members of the Senate or the House to take action if they think that action

is legitimate.

Those are all lawful things to do.

And that's, you know, Democrats thought about that a lot during Bush versus Gore

when they thought the election was stolen.

So, you know, you have to pass what I call the shoe on the other foot test.

What's good for people who are on one side of the political aisle have to be good for people on the other side of the political aisle.

We can't have two systems of justice, one for Democrats and one for Republicans.

The person who disappoints me most is Merrick Garland, who I remember as a law student.

I've always admired, thought very highly of, supported his nomination to the Supreme Court.

I think the Republicans stole that nomination from the Democrats by not giving him a hearing.

But I've been very disappointed.

I would think he'd be the grown-up in the room, and he'd say, no, no, no.

Let's look at the evidence, let's look at the videos, and let's, if we have to indict these people for misdemeanor trespassing, unless they did something violent in the Capitol itself, let's put them all on bail, except if there's evidence that somebody is going to continue or engage in violence.

But you need a grown-up in the room, and I was hoping Merrick Garland would be that.

And so far, we haven't heard very much from him.

How How concerned are you, Alan, with the direction of this two-tiered justice system?

I mean, I feel like we've gone back to the, you know, Jim Crow days, except it's just different people being,

you know, not listened to or the system gets rigged one way or another.

For me, the analogy is...

That's terrifying.

It's terrifying.

For me, the analogy is closer to the days of McCarthyism.

I was an adolescent.

I was in Brooklyn College.

I fought against McCarthyism.

I hated communism.

I hated Stalin.

I hated Gorbachev, Khrushchev, all of those guys.

I mean, I hated anything that had to do with the Soviet Union.

Gorbachev emerged later on as something of a moderating force.

But I defended the rights of people who were accused of communism because they were being subject to a different standard of justice.

And that's what's going on today.

You're right.

It's not based on race.

You know, it's interesting.

The Bible says two things to judges.

One, you can't take bribes.

That's obvious.

The other, and I'll recite the Hebrew for those who understand, lo takir panim, do not recognize faces.

And that comes before do not take bribes.

Do not recognize faces.

Don't peek beneath that blindfold of justice.

Don't find out what the person's name is, face is, race, gender, anything else.

Do justice fairly and objectively.

Do not recognize faces.

That's the first command in the Bible to judges in the book of Deuteronomy.

I'm not sure what you thought about the recent trial that was going on in Washington, D.C., where the where the jurors, many of them were

die-hard Clinton fans, et cetera, et cetera,

let it go.

The judge seemed a little biased.

It just didn't seem like it was fair, and they wouldn't move the trial.

Will these guys be able to get a fair trial in the District of Columbia?

Because that seems like, A, the jury pool is completely different.

It's very difficult.

I think we have a real problem with jurors in America today.

I think we have too many jurors who come into the jury room with a bias and an agenda, and we don't have a mechanism for rooting them out.

You know,

we have jurors who have stated kind of a predisposition for how they're going to decide the case.

We have jurors who have lied in their jury forms and hidden.

And we have to do a better job.

The jury is the single most important protection against government in our legal system.

And we have to keep the jury pristine.

We also have to permit for changes of venue when obviously some venues will have more bias than other venues or there's been a massive amount of publicity in some areas.

We have to do a better job of securing objective justice from jurors because we're not going to get it from elected or appointed judges who have ambitions to be promoted and

won't do anything that's going to endanger their positions or their ambitions.

Jurors are the ones who are supposed to be checks and balances against the judiciary.

You know, Jefferson didn't like judges.

He didn't trust judges.

He trusted jurors.

And that's why the jury system, you know, we're the only country in the world today that still has a jury system.

People will yell and scream, England, England.

No.

In England, there are 12 chairs sitting in a box, and the chairs are pushed around by the judge.

Judges decide what the juries will consider.

They tell the juries how to decide the case.

We're the only country, really, that still has a jury system, and it's in danger.

Tonight, Alan,

it's something I've never seen.

I really think this is as close as America has gotten to a show trial besides the McCarthy era.

And

I don't even know what we should be looking for.

May I take a one-minute break and then have you noodle that and come back and tell us what we should be looking for tonight?

All right, back with Alan Dershowitz in just a moment.

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If you haven't listened to to it, it's fantastic analysis of what's going on.

Alan Dershowitz is joining us.

What should we be watching for tonight?

For those...

I'm asking actually for me.

I'm going to watch it so the audience doesn't have to.

What should I be looking for?

Well, let me tell you the way I handle things like this in my practice.

When I argue a criminal case, I know that the government is going to get the last word, and I won't have a chance to respond.

So I say to the jurors, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, pretend you're Alan Dershowitz when you're listening to this and imagine the questions I would be asking him and the rebuttal I would be making.

I want you to play me, take over the role, because I don't get the last word, but you have a critical mind and you can see what kind of issues I would raise or questions I would raise.

I would say to every listener, do the same thing.

Imagine you're there

in the committee or some Republican who doesn't agree with the Democratic narrative on this was there.

What questions would they be asking?

What witnesses would they be calling?

What are they not showing you?

This is a show trial produced by a former producer for television.

The witnesses are all approved only by one side.

The minority gets no opportunity to present witnesses, to present arguments.

Sure, there are two Republicans on the committee, but there are two Republicans who voted to impeach Trump and two Republicans who have generally sided with the Democrats on all these issues.

The Republicans that McCarthy wanted to put on the committee, Pelosi rejected.

That's not a fair hearing.

So listen with that critical approach in your mind.

Is there any reason outside of politics, is there anything to be gained here?

Any reason to do this, especially as a show trial?

No, it's absolutely the opposite.

We shouldn't have these kinds of show trials.

If they wanted to investigate January 6th, they should have done what the 9-11 Commission did.

The 9-11 Commission was comprised of people from all parties, no parties, academics, experts,

and they came to a conclusion and

credited it.

People credited it.

Nobody is going to credit this.

Nobody should credit this.

This is a show trial, and it's designed not to produce the truth,

but to confirm a narrative already established by the people on the committee and those who put them on the committee.

It's just, it's provda.

I was going to say provda, not the New York Times, but today the New York Times is closer to provda than it is to the old New York Times.

So

you have to be really critical.

You know, this is so hard for me.

I'm a liberal Democrat.

I've never voted Republican in my life for a president.

And yet I see myself today opposing my party.

I think of what Ronald Reagan said.

I didn't leave the Democrats.

In my case, some of the Democrats have left me.

I stay in the Democratic Party in order to influence them, but I have no faith in the AOCs and the squad and some of the others who today are dominating

the Democratic Party.

For example, I'll give you another example.

You have the Speaker of the House, I'm sorry,

the majority leader of the Senate, who I've known for years.

He was a student at Harvard Law School, Chuck Schumer.

He gets in front of the Supreme Court and he says to Gorsuch and Kavanaugh, you know, basically watch your back.

You won't even know what hits you.

If that's not a dog whistle that would lead somebody like that creep who was found in front of Kavanaugh's house,

you know, Republicans, the Democrats are saying what what President Trump said was a dog whistle, and they have some truth there.

And you'd have to say the same on the other side.

Alan, thank you so much for what you do.

Thank you.

You have to feel like most of us do.

We're living in a movie.

You can't believe this stuff is going on.

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Boy, we are seeing some real problems.

I read an article authored by a bunch of Yahoo experts.

They were all the ones that said, oh, inflation's transitory.

It's nothing to worry about.

Now they're coming out and going, okay, it's not.

I mean, yeah,

we were wrong before, but we're right this time.

This is the worst it's going to get by the, you know, by the new year, we're going to be rolling.

I don't buy that for a second.

And here's why.

All of the things that are being done right now are going to add to inflation and shortages.

Right now,

there are 16 states.

Just at the beginning of the week, what was it?

10?

There are now 16 states that are paying $5 a gallon for gasoline.

Maine is 502.

Massachusetts, 502.

Idaho,

just over 5.

New Jersey, over 5.

Pennsylvania, Ohio, over 5.

Arizona, 518.

Michigan, 521.

Indiana, 523.

Alaska 546.

Can I ask you, is there a reason, Michigan, you're paying 521 when Alaska is paying 546?

Illinois, 553.

Washington State, 548.

Oregon, 548.

Hawaii, Hawaii

is paying 549 and Nevada is paying 556 a gallon.

And then California coming in at number one, at $6.39 a gallon.

Now, what is causing this?

By the way, several other states are on the verge.

Utah, gas is $4.98.

Vermont, $4.99.

So those will be added.

We added, I think, 26 cents this week.

26 cents in the last seven days.

And it's not going to stop.

Because of ESG,

because of

everything that this government is doing to stop funding oil research and petroleum companies.

Do we have Diana on yet, Sarah?

Okay.

She is this, Diana,

I want to get her name right,

Furchgott-Roth.

There's a name that clearly you change.

Or, you know, if you're marrying into that, you're like, nope, not going to do that.

Anyway,

Diana is

an adjunct professor of economics at George Washington University.

She has been the chief economist at the U.S.

Department of Labor, Chief of Staff, the President's Council of Economic Advisors, Deputy Executive Secretary for Domestic Policy.

She also served under Reagan, Bush, and the second Bush.

She's kind of an expert.

And

I really,

really want to talk to her about two different kinds of inflation.

The inflation that is caused because we printed so much money, and then the inflation that is not going to go away, in my opinion, and that is the inflation on food and gas

and things like that because we are moving into a new green economy, and it's going to cost us a fortune.

A fortune.

By the way, did you ever pay, did you ever,

did you vote for that?

Because I didn't vote for that.

I thought we were voting for someone that would just take us back to normal and be sane.

I don't think we've gotten that.

Maybe it's

you know, maybe it's just me.

Diane, are you there?

Yes, I'm here.

Hi, welcome.

It's an honor to have you on the program to

answer some hillbilly questions from a guy like me.

But

I'd like to ask you about inflation, but two different kinds of inflation.

Inflation that comes from money printing, but then is there not inflation that is coming because of ESG and our energy policies, what's happening with the food crisis and everything else?

Those are two different

reasons

we're feeling this price crunch, correct?

That is correct, yes.

But with the Fed monetizing and accommodating these supply pressures,

then it means that inflation is higher.

So you see that in the EU, for example, they've had the same upward pressures on energy, but their inflation rate is lower.

Same with Switzerland, for example, because their central banks have behaved in a different way.

So why is Germany in so much trouble?

I'm seeing Germany,

you know,

their inflation is the highest, I think, since 1950 or something like that.

Why is Germany different?

Right.

Do you know?

Well,

Germany is having

particularly high problems with its energy prices.

And

the two work together, of course.

They work together.

So, of course, if you have higher prices, then they do affect.

If you have higher prices, then of course

they do affect what the Federal Reserve is doing.

But the Federal Reserve, even if the Federal Reserve could correct all of the mistakes that we've made, it is the problem with our gas and energy is that we are hell-bent now with this administration on destroying all fossil fuels.

So there's no funding through ESG, and so that's not going to go away.

These prices are relatively where they're going to be forever.

I mean, they go up, but it's not going back down to $2 a gallon with

this administration.

Do you agree with that?

Yes, unless this administration changes its mind, then yes, things are not going to go down.

Yes.

Yes, exactly.

Okay.

So it feels as though the American people are being impoverished.

You know, I don't know where you stand on the great reset, but it bothers me when someone says, hey, in eight years, you'll own nothing and you'll be happy.

It feels like we're being impoverished.

And at the same time, they just came out with,

you know,

a new safety net for retirees.

It seems as though the government is starting to just gobble up everything and starting to provide everything.

Do you know much about Secure 2.0?

I know that Secure 2.0 is not necessary.

The assumption is that low-income workers don't have any way of saving for retirement, but we have IRAs.

You can put $6,000 a year in an IRA.

The vast majority of people do not use that amount of tax-deferred savings, and

you can have it automatically come out of your bank account every month.

So

there are tax-deferred retirement programs for low-income people.

That is why IRAs got put in.

So it's not fair to make employers have the burden of that.

So then what are they doing with

this new retirement plan?

What is this?

What is their goal?

The goal is to require employers to provide 401k or retirement plans for all their workers, which up to now has been optional.

What's that going to do to us?

What's it going to do to businesses?

Well, it's going to raise the cost of businesses because you have to hire somebody to do it.

I mean, say you work in a hardware store and you have a lot of low-income workers working as cashiers or helping people find goods in the hardware store.

So you might have to provide a 401k plan for these individuals.

So you're going to have to call up a benefits manager.

I mean, you probably don't even have a benefits manager.

You probably just give them payroll every month.

Now you're faced with setting up a 401k for them.

Even for larger, sophisticated firms or consulting firms, often they don't have a 401k or a startup that wouldn't have a 401k.

It's difficult to do.

So it places an additional burden on small businesses.

That is not necessary because if these individual cashiers in the hardware store wanted to put $6,000 in an IRA, they would be able to do that.

If they wanted their bank to transfer $500 a month, so it would be auto-enrollment.

into the 401k program, they could do that.

So it's just a matter of the federal government getting involved where it isn't really needed.

It is, this is incredible.

I mean, you worked in the Reagan administration.

It feels like what we're suggesting, and we're not even close to it on the Fed level, but if the Fed did what the Fed did in 1980, 1981 and 2 and started raising up to 19%,

and we had all of this Biden red tape that he's adding, you would stop the heart of this nation, would you not?

Economically speaking?

Really,

you really would.

You would definitely send the economy into a recession and you would cause major damage, especially to the low-income workers that President Biden purports to represent.

So

as you're looking at things

and you know what the situation is now where it's all being done administratively.

It's not really even going to go through Congress.

He'll just keep doing it administratively.

How long can we take this beating before we really start to see everything just go haywire?

Well,

it's not a question of how long.

I mean, the longer it goes,

the worse people are going to be off.

But the wonderful thing about the United States, and I speak as an immigrant from the United Kingdom, is that the pendulum does swing back.

And there's an opportunity to do that in November.

There's an opportunity, and the polls say that the House and Senate are going to be Republican, so that'll be an opportunity for oversight hearing.

There's going to be an opportunity in 2024.

So I think the damage is in the United States is always limited because people have the choice of voting in another party.

And when times get bad, they do that.

From your mouth to God's ears,

I was reading an article today about, I think it was in the New York Times, maybe, yeah, I think it was the New York Times, all of these experts that had said inflation is transitory.

And now they're saying, okay, we were wrong about that.

However, we're about at the top of the inflation ladder and it's going to start coming down.

And 2023 is going to be great.

It'll come back down.

One of them was actually saying it'll be back down to 1.2% inflation rate.

Who do we listen to?

Is there anybody out there that we can trust?

And what is going to happen with the inflation rate?

Best guess.

Well, it's certainly going to be above 8%, I would say, certainly through the summer, with high energy prices affecting people's use of air conditioners.

Some people are saying they're going to be blackouts.

High gas prices are going to be pervasive throughout the summer.

But the important thing to know is this is a self-inflicted wound.

America has the largest oil and natural gas reserves in the world.

We could be encouraging fossil fuel production, encouraging pipelines, and we're not doing that.

This is a problem that's fixable.

And that's the sunny side of this.

This is something we can fix with another administration, with another Congress.

I'm so glad to hear your optimism.

Thank you so much for your service to the nation and everything you've done over the years.

And I can't imagine what it's like to be an adjunct professor at George Washington University.

I hope it's not as bad as it is everywhere else.

But any university that wants to take the name of George Washington down scares me.

No, I have wonderful students.

They ask great questions, and I enjoy teaching.

Good, good.

Thank you so much.

We'll talk again.

God bless you.

Thanks so much, Glenn.

Bye.

Back in just just a minute.

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Oh, well, thank goodness.

A giant gun bill has just passed in the House.

Thank goodness.

It passed now mostly on a party-line vote.

Five Republicans supported the measure.

Two Democrats opposed it.

So

that's.

We're going to be talking about those people.

Also, did you notice that Matthew McConaughey?

I guess some people really liked it.

I thought it was weird.

Matthew McConaughey was speaking from behind the podium of the press secretary in the White House.

What?

what?

How did that happen?

Stu, do you know how that happened?

What?

Was it because he's the leading foremost expert on gun control and policy in the United States?

No.

Does he have an expertise on the matter in any way, shape, or form?

No.

He's got a connection to Hunter Biden.

And I'll give that to you in 60 seconds.

Was he because he was dazed and confused?

Is that

the Tuttle Twins?

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Oh, I know.

It was because

he was in Magic Mic.

Is that why?

Because he was in Magic Mike?

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Let me get through the Tuttle Twins here.

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Was it because he was in all those Lincoln commercials?

Possibly.

Was that?

No.

No, no, it wasn't.

He was in Texas Chainsaw Massacre the Next Generation?

Was it?

Would it have anything?

Well, you're getting warmer now.

Oh,

you're getting warmer.

Let me ask you.

Did you find it

well done

at all?

Common sense, comfortable even?

He was, for an actor, he did not do, I didn't think he did a good job.

No.

Did you?

No, I did not think he did a good job at all.

I mean, again, he's way out of his depth here.

He obviously doesn't know anything about what he's talking about.

And it's difficult to do a White House

session with a bunch of reporters when you don't know what you're talking about, unless they don't challenge you at all in any way, which obviously is the type of thing he should expect in that situation.

But no, I did not think it was impressive, or

it didn't win me over, Glenn.

Yeah, it didn't win me over at all.

So here's why he got into it.

Well, let me start.

Let me start here.

You know that Joe Biden has a son,

and

his son has said that his father thinks that

he,

Hunter Biden, is the smartest man he's ever met.

Now, this is the crack addict that was just seen recently posing with a hooker and a gun as his penis, which was, I mean, who doesn't take a photo of themselves like that?

Anyway, friends of Hunter says he discusses the finer points of Ukraine policy and other matters of state around the dinner table with his father on regular weekend visits home to Delaware or Camp David.

One former friend describes him as his father's closest advisor.

Now, this may explain an awful lot.

We have an actual crackhead giving the advice.

Now,

do you remember the,

you don't want to call him sugar daddy?

You remember the

sugar lawyer, the sugar boy, the I don't know, the sugar brother,

the LA entertainment lawyer, Kevin Morris.

Do you remember him?

Nobody is talking about this.

Nobody will remember this.

So

Kevin Morris is a big Hollywood entertainment lawyer.

Big, big name.

When Hunter Biden was in trouble with the IRS, he didn't have the million dollars of back taxes.

So Kevin Morris just paid the IRS for him.

Why?

I don't know.

I mean,

how many times have you just higgledy-piggledy just gone out and said, you know, I think this crackhead is a good bet.

I'm just going to take care of his million-dollar tax liability.

No questions, no strings.

Uh-huh.

So, anyway,

guess who he represents?

Matthew McConaughey.

So the lawyer that paid off the tax bill of over a million dollars with nothing in return

happens to represent Matthew McConaughey,

and the guy he gave that money to happens to be the president's closest advisor.

Okay,

that that is only a scenario a crack pipe could come up with.

And that is this administration.

It is a one giant crack pipe.

It's probably the best way to look at it.

I think every press conference should sound like this.

No, I mean, the economy is really, really good right now.

It is great.

It's turning around.

Best economy we've ever had.

And it would make more sense.

You could make the argument that Matthew McConaughey's character in Dazed and Confused would be better than Corinne Jean-Pierre.

I think that's fair to say.

Let me give you a piece of audio here from Joy Behar yesterday talking about

guns.

Listen to this.

Most AR-15 owners or former military had 35 million guns.

That's all I'm saying.

Here's the thing.

Once black people get guns in this country, the gun laws will change.

Trust me.

God, that is the dumbest point.

And they make it all the time.

We want black people to have guns in this country.

They have a Second Amendment right, just like white people, just like Hispanic people, just like every other person in this country.

We want them to take advantage of their rights.

Full stop.

The only ones that have ever tried to take guns away from blacks are Democrats.

Look it up, check it out, Democrats, every single time.

So I love the idea.

I think everyone in Chicago that could legally apply for a permit and go buy a gun, I think every black mother and father should have a gun.

in Chicago.

You want to stop things?

Have mama come out on her stoop and say, get the F away from my children.

Understand?

That would stop a lot of things.

There's no reason why people have to cower in fear when the government won't do their own job.

Yeah.

Oh, so racist.

And you know what it feels like?

Almost a little bit like replacement theory.

Now, I'm not an expert like the Democrats are on replacement theory, but isn't this,

didn't that say, by the way, she was talking to a black woman who owns a gun.

She said that to her.

Isn't it a little like you should be afraid?

Because you watch

these white people, once blacks get guns, once they think that they can control things, you know, these uppity blacks, they'll start getting guns, and that's when the Republicans will change the law.

Isn't that kind of in the family of replacement theory?

It's funny because

they say these things as if they're assigning them to Republicans and evil white people.

But I mean, this is just their views.

These are the views that have been in the middle of the progressive movement forever.

You couldn't trust black people with guns, in their view, for a very long time, which is why they tried to take those guns away from people like, you know, Martin Luther King.

Right.

So, wait a minute.

Why didn't they trust blacks with guns?

Because it's not like they just are crazy.

They can't figure out how a gun works.

They'll take over everything.

It was none of that.

It was that it would empower

blacks.

They wouldn't be pushed around anymore.

The reason why Martin Luther King,

he was a gun owner, but he wanted a concealed carry permit.

And a good old sheriff down there say, well, you know what, Mr.

King, I think we'd do better if

you you know us the white people here who are hosing your people down in the streets, we'd take care and protect you.

For your own protection.

Now, did he do that because...

Pardon me?

It's for his own protection, of course.

Exactly right.

And that's what they said.

And that's what they said.

That is the history of blacks not owning guns.

Always taken or prevented because these upbuddy blacks are going to, you know what they're going to do.

They're just going to to start telling us thinking they can tell us what to do.

That's what she's blaming on current Republicans.

It's always Democrats.

Yeah.

Always.

Let's come up with a mythical gun control policy here.

That's unconstitutional, but let's just entertain it anyway.

How about a policy where, you know, people walking down the street, you just walk up to them and you just start searching them for guns with no reason just to do it on the street whenever you want to see if they happen to have guns and if they do then you can just prosecute the laws that already exist.

There's a gun control policy that's obviously unconstitutional but you could theoretically implement and would get guns off the street and would get illegal guns off the street.

Well that that policy is called stop and frisk and that policy was in place in New York.

And how did the Democrats react to that policy?

They didn't seem to like it all that much.

They seemed to think that due process was taken away largely from people of color.

And in fact, all of these laws that they want to put in would hit that community much harder than it would hit white kids in the suburbs who are depressed and playing video games.

Let me see if I have this right.

What you're saying is

business as usual for the Democrats.

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We started the program talking about the left and how they just have ignored the guy who tried to kill Kavanaugh.

And he was trying to kill him over abortion and gun restrictions that he thought Kavanaugh would vote to loosen.

Hmm.

Alan Dershowitz was on.

We talked about the January 6th show trials.

Those are his words.

It's a show trial.

Nothing of value to see.

He, however, did call the January 6th prisoners political prisoners and told us, if you are going to watch, here's how you need to watch it.

We talked about what's coming in your economy.

And the CEO from the Pro-Life Pregnancy Center in Buffalo, New York, that was firebombed.

This is the third firebombing of a pro-life pregnancy center.

The third.

New York, Wisconsin, and Oregon.

He called this Kristallnacht.

And I don't think it is yet, but there are organizations on the left that are calling for the burning of these places on the day the final decision is released.

Night of Rage.

Yeah, Night of Rage.

We have got to

prepare ourselves spiritually.

And

I need to start talking again about the badge of merit that George Washington used to

issue.

The badge of merit, he knew the only way we could defeat this the strongest army on earth was if we were people of merit and we did something good in the eyes of God.

And so if it's rage, malice,

anger, violence,

I don't think you're on God's side.

And we need to be on his side.

Because honestly, he loves all of his children equally.

He's on everybody's side.

You just have to get onto his side.

And then things start to work.

I was really hesitant this weekend.

Stu is actually coming to the art show.

I'm in Park City and I'm doing

an art show for my next collection, this year's collection.

And I put two in that I felt so compelled to paint, but I was afraid.

Man, I have chewed on these over and over again whether or not to release them because they're controversial.

They're not meant to be.

They are meant to be thought-provoking.

But if you go to Park City Fine Art, I'll have to, well, I don't want to tweet these out.

If you just go to parkcityfineart.com, you will find

two

of these paintings that I did of Christ.

And, you know, we always see these really soft, beautiful Christ pictures, and they're great,

but

that's not where we're for sure going to find him.

We're for sure going to find him in the places that we don't want to look, in the places of great suffering.

And so, you know, you're going to find Christ

and His Spirit and His protection in places,

honestly,

like

Planned Parenthood, you're going to find him in places like the concentration camps for the Uyghurs, you know, or the Mao Revolution,

or, you know, people who are truly imprisoned and no one wants to look at it.

So, one of these is a painting of Christ during the Cultural Revolution where he's being humiliated and beaten

because, and this is actually based on a true story:

because you had to deny your lineage.

You had to deny that your parents were your parents and disavow them because they were capitalist or they were, you know, intellectuals.

And so they would hang a sign,

son of, you know, intellectuals, son of capitalist, and they would humiliate you.

So the first painting is

called In the Lowest of Places, and it is

Christ

standing in the public square being humiliated in China, and his signs just say Son of God in Mandarin.

And then the other one that

I didn't talk to Stu before I released, so that might not have been the best idea.

But the other one

is

Christ in in Auschwitz.

And I know it'll be controversial for all kinds of reasons, and it shouldn't be.

Jesus was a Jew.

A lot of Christians are going to be surprised when he comes back and he's speaking Hebrew.

He is and was a Jew.

And he was also a...

a political prisoner.

And so I base this painting off of

a photograph of a guy that was in Auschwitz that was just,

it's horrifying.

But

I presented his patch authentically, the star of David, and he has one purple triangle.

That means that he is

a religious dissident.

wouldn't have said that, yeah, Hitler is, you know, Hitler's our new God.

He wouldn't have said that.

And the point of all of these is: if we turn our eyes and don't look at those things we just think are too horrible, we will A never find God because He is always in those places, and two, it will only make things worse.

We must start looking in hard places and being sources of comfort and love.

I can't wait for the ADL to hit their hands on that one.

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You know, I'm buying a house in Texas and I'm afraid to say anything about Joe Biden.

That's ridiculous.

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Thank goodness, thank goodness that we have some mavericks in the Republican Party that had the common sense to vote for the Protecting Our Kids Act.

Oh, because we have to protect our kids.

We have to.

And I don't even know what's in the act, but if it's about protecting our kids, I'm fine.

Now, five Republicans broke from the Republicans in supporting the entire measure: Adam Kinzinger, Anthony Gonzalez from Ohio, Brian Fitzpatrick from Pennsylvania, Chris Jacobs, New York, and Fred Upton in Michigan.

Now, these guys are not seeking re-election this year.

Hmm.

And Jacobs bowed out of seeking another term last week after he came under fire within the party for expressing support for his assault weapons ban, which I'd love to hear his case because we already had one and it didn't do anything,

even in accordance and according to research that was done by the federal government.

In addition to voting on the entire package, the House also held votes on each individual provision.

Six of the seven provisions passed in largely party-line votes, with only a handful of Republicans joining the Democrats.

The last provision, however, had widespread bipartisan support.

It orders the Attorney General to submit a report to congressional committees detailing individuals who could not purchase a firearm because they failed a background check.

Kinzinger, Fitzpatrick, and Jacobs supported all six provisions that Jordan recommended the conference oppose.

You had the bump stocks.

That was probably the one that had the most Republicans.

That passed 233 to 194, 13 Republicans.

Mike Turner from Ohio.

Catco from New York.

Gonzalez, Ohio.

Chris Jacobs, New York.

Nicole

Maliotakis, I think, New York.

Chris Smith, Maria Salazar, David Valedro or Valado, California, Kevin Calbert, or Ken Calvert, and David Joyce, Upton, Jacobs, Kinzinger.

I can tell by the way you're

speaking their names that they've had a huge impact in our debates over the past few years.

Oh, yeah.

I love them.

The provision also calls for raising the minimum age.

Ten Republicans supported that.

Turner, Catko, Upton, Gonzalez-Fitpatrick, Kinzinger, Jacobs, Maliotakis, and Smith and Salazar.

Smith and Salazar.

Doesn't that sound like a play?

That's like a good steakhouse.

Come to Smith and Salagar.

Salazar.

Or a gun.

I carry the nine millimeter Smith and Selazar.

Anyway,

so

we know who is with us and who is not.

Yeah, well, you know, and look,

some of these are not surprises.

Some of them are not running.

Some of them are in very purplish-leaning, maybe even blue districts.

So

there's no electoral consequences to these types of things for some of those people.

And look, there are some of these things that even Republicans do tend to support at some level.

You know, like red flag laws is somewhat split, even though I think it would be very dangerous and come up with a ⁇ it's not really constitutional the way they want to do it.

It's still supported by some.

And there's some ⁇ I mean, certainly there's some sense behind it

in a raw sort of argument basis, right?

You can certainly understand why if someone has major mental issues or has a major problem, you can understand why you wouldn't want them to have a firearm.

But the issue here is not necessarily these sort of common sense restrictions that they keep talking about.

This rhetoric is increasing constantly.

And when you have the sort of rhetoric that we've included on Brett Kavadaugh, that not only is he about to take away all of women's rights and he's going to implement Gilead from the handmaid's tale, but he is also going to give guns to all sorts of criminals with another ruling coming up in this session.

And in addition, is a well-known serial rapist, right?

That is the rhetoric coming from the news media, from the left, of this guy's life over the past couple of years.

A serial rapist wants to imprison women and, of course, give guns to maniacs.

So you'd think with that sort of equation before the equal sign, what do you think comes after it?

What we saw yesterday, that's what comes after it.

Well, now,

can I interrupt and ask you?

Because I don't agree with the rhetoric

necessarily doing anything unless your screws unloose.

You know what I mean?

You know, because people will say Donald Trump's rhetoric.

No, no.

If you have some loose screws, maybe.

But

here's where I think it connects.

Rhetoric with action.

They have bailed people out who have burned cities down.

They won't prosecute them.

They won't say, hey, don't go to Kavanaugh's house.

They won't condemn it even now.

So

when mom says, yeah, kids,

yeah, you shouldn't do drugs.

And you're sitting there with a crackpipe and mom then just says, hey, what are we going to watch tonight?

You know, mom's not going to do anything about it.

Mom actually endorses this.

Yeah, I think that's a big factor.

And to be completely clear, the only person responsible for the attempted murder of Brett Kavanaugh is the man charged with attempted murder.

That is our society and how it functions.

You have to, you're responsible for your own actions.

I will say that I think in this particular case

that the person who leaked the Supreme Court ruling,

this was a feature, not a bug to that leak.

This was not a, we keep, I keep hearing people talk about this like, oh man, well, you know, you, you start saying all this stuff and people are eventually going to go crazy and something like this might happen.

That

is a fair point to discuss.

However, it's not really applicable here.

The person who leaked this ruling, I believe, had intent for something like this to happen.

Maybe not necessarily successfully, but something that would intimidate and scare these justices into changing their mind over what they

obviously clear in the Constitution, that Roe versus Wade is nonsense.

And so I don't think it's just one of these separate things.

I think this is one of of those things where this was the intent of the leak.

The intent of the leak was to make people like Brett Kavanaugh believe their family might be tortured in their home.

That is essentially the intent of the leak, to intimidate them into changing their minds.

And we've seen

people come out and do all sorts of encouragement over this.

We saw Lindsey Krauss is

a New York Times reporter say that they should not only be protesting in front of the houses of the Supreme Court justices, but going to find them at their country clubs when they're there.

We saw, here we have Jen Saki, who seemingly, now she's saying it's peaceful, but she seemingly is encouraging the protesting at least in front of these people's homes.

Listen.

So I know that there's an outrage right now, I guess, about protests that have been peaceful to date, and we certainly continue to encourage that outside of judges' homes, and that's the president's position.

Encouraging it.

And of course, it gets worse when you talk about Chuck Schumer.

This is from March 4th, 2020.

Not talking about the specific abortion ruling.

It was a little bit before that.

But

listen to this rhetoric.

This is, again,

doesn't make you responsible for some crazy person taking action, but it certainly isn't helping either.

Listen.

I want to tell you, Gorsuch.

I want to tell you, Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price.

You won't know know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions.

It's a heck of a lot further than targeting a district on a map, which was the entire argument of the left back in the day when it came to shootings.

Oh my gosh.

Can you imagine?

And I hate to do this because I'm so sick of it.

But can you imagine if that was a pro-life person with a gun going to Kagan's house?

Can you imagine what the media would be doing and what Congress would be doing?

It would be the lead story, maybe for the next year.

Yeah, you're right.

And it's not, not only is it not the lead story, we went through the headlines a little bit earlier on the program.

I had to scroll through eight pages of headlines in the New York Times to get to the story.

And if you think that's bad, give CNN.com a try.

You'll never get there.

It is nowhere on their site, at at least as of about an hour ago, nowhere on their site did they talk about an attempted murder charge against a sitting Supreme Court justice in the middle of the biggest Supreme Court session we've seen probably in our lifetimes.

And, you know, they don't even think it's worth covering.

Not even the same 24-hour period in which it occurred.

This is not saying, okay, three weeks ago this happened and they're not covering the details in the updates.

This had just happened.

They have no interest.

This is the one type of gun violence they might just be okay with, and that's really terrifying.

Thank you, Pat.

Or, I mean, Stu,

you know, I saw your piece on rhetoric last night where you covered a lot of this on the Stu Show.

If you haven't watched the Stu Show, you should.

It's really good.

I don't like to encourage it because it goes to his head.

And

it's a really good show, and make sure you watch it every day

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Okay.

Thank you, Stu, for that update.

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Hey, it was good to see Joe Biden yesterday just hop up those stairs to Air Force One.

Remember, last time he fell down the stairs, it was because it was so windy.

Here he is trying to go up the stairs yesterday of Air Force One.

Bad night for some of the progressive candidates in saying that states and localities should be spending the money that he has allocated

to invest in police departments and training of police officers.

It appears as though

President did have a slight trip there.

The first time.

Yeah, a slight trip.

Now, he flew out because he was going to be

part of the Council of the Americas that America, the United States, calls from time to time.

And all the leaders from all over South America, North America all gather together.

Well, like half of them that are like, meet with Joe Biden, why would I meet with Joe Biden?

So he's really got nothing going for him there.

Everybody respects us so much now.

Thank you, Democrats.

And so he decided, you know, I might as well pop into a tough journalist and answer some questions.

So he went on Kimmel.

Let's start with

17, please.

Cut 17.

I'm serious.

You turn on the TV.

Look at the ads.

When's the last time you saw biracial couples on TV?

When's the last last time you saw the way, I mean, people are selling products.

They do ads to sell products.

And they sell products when people, they appeal to people.

This generation is going to change everything.

We just got to make sure we don't give up.

Now,

maybe

it was in a different parallel universe that looked like this country, but I think

there were biracial couples on TV in the Jeffersons

and all in the family

I don't know if you I love Lucy biracial couple does that make sense to anybody I love that he is so out of touch here he is on green energy cut 19

Well, in climate change, we've actually made some real moves.

I mean, we have we have, you know, one in seven of of all the changes that have taken place in terms of solar, wind, and

wind pumps, and

pumps and like

have occurred in the last 18 months.

We've moved, and there's an opportunity with the process we have dealing with energy to be able to gradually move more rapidly than we have been to alternatives.

For example, electric vehicles.

Jimmy, when I got elected, I've pushed electric vehicles for the last, I don't know, God knows how long.

Good sentence.

But now everybody's going to have to buy one.

Now, CNBC

actually talked to the

White House spokesperson, Brian Deese, about oil.

Here he is talking about oil with CNBC.

Listen to this.

You really don't think that ESG or

trying to defund projects or the chill that it sort of casts in the last couple of years on on the fossil fuel industry.

You don't think that's had any effect on

how much we've been producing.

It hasn't, because that was the statement.

As you said, when it was working, everybody was taking credit for it.

RoCanna at one point said, look how much they've cut back on fossil fuel production in Europe.

Why can't we get the same type of cuts here?

I mean, it just seems like now

the left is in denial that there's been any pressure to leave fossil fuels in the ground.

Hmm.

It's weird.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No, nothing the administration has done has affected the price of oil.

It's all that.

Man, if it wasn't for Vladimir Putin and that dog and those teenagers, those nosy teenagers in the mystery van, we could have gotten away with low gas prices.

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