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So, Stu, when you think of Joe Biden, what is the first thing that just leaps to your mind?

Well,

Lunch Bucket Joe.

Lunch Bucket Joe, which, you know, everybody in the press has called him that freak.

Middle-class Joe.

Middle-class Joe.

Why would you call him middle-class Joe?

Because everyone calls him middle-class Joe.

He tries to say, come on, stop, but they just keep doing it.

He doesn't necessarily want that nickname, but he'll admit it if he has to.

Yeah, now let me ask you this.

When people went to the polls, now you're going to have to do some speculation.

Okay.

But when people went to the polls

and they actually voted,

what do you think when they said, I'm for Lunch Bucket Joe?

Right.

What do you suppose they were thinking and hoping would happen?

Well,

they would probably think, you know, there's this guy who was president.

Orange Man Bat.

He was tweeting all the time.

Do you remember that?

Yeah, you remember him?

I do.

And he was thinking about.

He talked about him often.

He was getting in fights with people all the time.

And what we want here, Glenn, is a return to normalcy.

Return to normalcy.

Something that is, you know, very American.

Something that we all recognize as, oh, well, that's...

That's not unusual.

Right.

Something to go back to the way we all understand this country should work.

Oh, my gosh.

And thank goodness we have him.

He's got into office.

And yesterday, the Biden administration talked about how they are going to

start handing out crackpipes to drug addicts in underserved communities.

That's not exactly the return to normalcy.

I was thinking.

The Department of Health and Human Services fiscal year 2022 has a harm reduction program.

And they're going to, the crack pipe plan is,

well,

it's a kit that will provide safer pipes to drug addicts when they smoke crack cocaine or crystal meth.

Safer pipes?

Safer pipes.

Yeah.

See, you know, a lot of times they'll use glass pipes, and sometimes they can crack, and then they'll lead to an infection in the crack user.

No.

Yes.

No.

Yes.

Yes.

So

here's the thing:

the grant, not everybody gets this.

Okay, good.

Not everybody gets this.

This is where it really centers right into the American people.

You know what I mean?

Sure, any president you could see saying, hey,

freak crack pipes.

You know what I mean?

Very common.

That's the normalcy we've been talking about.

That was the unspoken thing.

George Washington did this.

If you don't know, George Washington, when they were going across the Delaware, they were smoking crack.

But But this is where it gets even more uniting.

Oh, okay.

The grant money will be prioritized for selection if they promise to use the funds in underserved communities.

So you'll get the free crack pipes if you're serving a large African-American or LGBTQ plus population.

Are they saying that black people smoke crack?

No, I don't think they're saying that.

That seems to be what they're saying.

No, they got to be saying something else.

They're prioritizing delivery to African Americans of crack pipes.

Okay.

That's the

post-racial presidency we all expected.

If that's not a Democrat policy from the 1950s and 60s or from the 1860s, I don't know what is.

That is unbelievable.

And right

in

line with what I think America was thinking.

Because when you say lunch bucket Joe, you think of the guy

you're on the construction site.

It's time for lunch.

You're sitting

on the side of the building

on the ground in your work boots.

Lunch bucket Joe comes over.

He's a normal guy.

He's been working normal, real hard jobs his whole life.

And he's just going to have a normal conversation about what's bugging him.

You might see him at the end of a bar, maybe having a beer after work.

That's right.

And here's what's getting at him today.

And it'll express this.

He's like, I want crackpipes that are safe for African Americans and gay people.

That's what I'm looking for.

You might actually see that one at the end of the bar, but that's not what we're looking for out of a president of the United States.

Yeah, it's so, yeah.

Anyway, Seattle and San Francisco had the crackpipe thing.

It didn't work out so well.

No.

Yeah.

And so they're getting rid of it, but Joe knows that's an injustice.

So we've got that one.

By the way, Justice Department, they've already been thwarted once.

The court said, now you can't do this.

But they're thinking about doing it anyway.

You know, crackpipes are one thing, but what about those who inject heroin?

Okay.

The government is now,

I am not making this up.

They are

now

putting,

considering putting vending machines in

where if you needed a clean needle, you could get one.

A needle vending machine.

That is what the American people were demanding.

I mean, doesn't it make you just feel so American?

You're like, we are on the right track.

We are going to restore ourselves to the great nation that we really are.

What's been holding us back?

Those damn glass crackpipes in the inner cities.

I mean, you know, the people in the suburbs, they can get their own damn

wooden or metal crackpipe, you know, because they're a dime a dozen out in the suburbs.

But this has been an underserved community and crack pipes.

That's true.

And I will say, you know, he did promise to shut down the virus.

And as we know, when has a virus ever spread through intravenous drug use?

Yes.

That's never been an issue.

Never been an issue.

Never.

Never, never, never.

By the way, speaking of shutting things down, Lunch Bucket Joe strikes twice.

Now, lightning doesn't usually strike twice, you know, in the same place.

But yesterday at the White House, it struck more than two times, actually.

But the second time they made an announcement yesterday, and who hasn't been calling for this?

Can we please, for the love of Pete,

release the 20th hijacker from 9-11?

Can we please

just release him?

Do you remember those big protests before the 2020s?

The truckers, the truckers here in America.

Oh, okay.

I don't know about those crazy Nazis up in Canada, but the truckers here, I'm sure they're like, we want the 20th hijacker released.

And Gitmo shut down.

Huge priority for the American people.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Huge priority.

Oh, people.

There are some people that are like, oh, my money situation is a little tight.

Yeah, but what about the 20th hijacker?

Yeah.

Okay.

What about him?

And what happens if that 20th hijacker can't get a crackpipe for free?

Or a needle out of a vending machine.

It's horrid.

This is a horror.

This nation

is a horror show.

My gosh.

And this is the sort of stuff Lunch Bucket Joe can relate to the people with.

What do you guys want?

Come on, man.

Well, they wanted, you know, sure, we all wanted the 20th hijacker release

and the crackpipe and the needle thing.

Yeah.

But, you know, I think a priority, and he got it right, because the day before yesterday, you know, he released $25 billion of frozen assets to Iran.

And that was my priority.

Yeah.

You know, and I think a lot of Democrats, you know, I'm a little on the edge on this.

I think a lot of Democrats would agree with me.

You know, not probably a lot of the conservatives.

You know, but hey, can we just please give the Ayatollah and Hezbollah another $25 billion?

What we landed in the middle of the night on that tarmac was

not enough.

And it was that sweet spot right between 26 and 24 billion that we were all talking about.

Yeah, the conservatives are saying no, only 24 billion.

Yeah, the liberals were saying no, 26 million.

He found a way to compromise.

Yeah, wow, that's brilliant.

Everyone was demanding billions go there.

It was just a matter of how many billions.

So, a lot of people are saying, you know, I am just talking about the winers.

What are we going to do about the economy?

Oh, geez.

Yesterday, the White House came out with yet another new plan.

Oh,

the problem with the economy

is that,

well, the unions aren't very strong.

And so they announced a goal yesterday of unionizing 50% of America.

Oh,

just the 50%.

That's all they want?

Yeah, we're at 14%.

So that's not a big deal.

We're at 14%.

But tripling it would still leave it 8% short.

Yes, it would.

Okay.

Yes, it would.

They want to triple it

and then add another half and then a little more.

Well, it's gone down.

Actually, I was wrong.

It's not 12%.

It's gone down.

It was a whopping 30% at the height of the unions in the 1950s.

Okay.

30%.

So it's down to 10.3.

So they want five times as many people in the unions

as percentage of the population.

That shouldn't be a lot of people.

Well, they want to take a couple weeks.

Look, they want 71 million people.

Just that.

Just 71 million people.

71 million.

I mean, that's 75 million.

No, 71 million.

Membership is 14 million today.

So they want 71 million.

And that is half of the workforce.

So I think this is, I mean, that's what I was looking for.

And why are they doing it, you ask?

Well, I'll tell you why.

Whether it's fighting COVID-19, advancing social and economic equity for underserved communities, i.e.

crackpipes,

tackling climate change, and building a modern sustainable economy, i.e., death of the free market, we need a vibrant labor movement.

So that's good.

That's good.

Now,

you know, there are reports out there that saying doing this would increase the infrastructure projects that the White House is working on from anywhere from 12 to 20 percent.

But

who cares?

We can print more, okay?

What do you care about, money or people?

People, says Joe Biden.

You're probably one of those haters that don't think we should be handing out free crackpipes.

Right?

Am I right?

Am I right?

You're darn right I'm right.

Hmm.

This is him.

This is Lunchbucket Joe, though, connecting to the people.

This is

on top of it, of all the concerns.

I mean, when you look at the polls, the number one concern is always crackpipes for underserved communities.

You know how we always say the president shouldn't read polls?

Yeah.

I think we got that.

I think we have a president.

We got someone

who does not read the polls.

Or he reads them upside down.

Yeah.

I don't know.

It could be that.

It could be that.

Yeah.

And has no advisors that are really

in touch with the American people.

at all.

You know, he wants it to look more, you know, like Supreme Court.

I want it it to look more like America.

Well, handing out crack pipes, union jobs, you know, and needles, I don't think gets us there.

I don't, I, no,

I don't, I don't.

You know what he should do is he should appoint the first crack-smoking Supreme Court justice.

Because he apparently thinks that it's in the inner city.

So maybe you'd get, you know, a black person as well, which he's really in favor of.

He's already said he's going to do that.

Yeah, well, I mean, you're smoking crack.

You could get white or black, but if he does it in the, what did he say?

Underserved communities, I think that's what he's saying because it's racial equity.

So maybe he can get somebody from that underserved community that's smoking crack that's also qualified, but nobody pays attention to for Supreme Court.

You're really threading a needle with

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Yeah.

Yeah, this is.

It's all good.

By the way, can we play cut one here?

This is a reporter calling out and saying, hey, why did we unfreeze the $25 billion to Iran again?

I don't understand how you can say that Iran gets no benefit and that this isn't some kind of

sanctions relief that the administration has offered to Iran before it has made any of its own concessions.

The question I was responding to took this.

Okay, well then forget about the question you think you were responding to.

This guy is dead.

Answer my question.

Does Iran benefit at all from the waivers that you have to do?

You will need to ask the Iranian government whether they think this is a benefit to the US.

We know this is a benefit to us.

The ability of third-party entities to work on nuclear non-proliferation projects.

Okay, I'm sorry.

Nuclear safety projects in Iran in the face of our growing concerns, non-proliferation and nuclear safety concerns, that is in our benefit.

Yes.

The people that this benefits, in fact, are actually Russian, Chinese, European companies, right?

Is that what you're saying?

Matt, I'm saying that it is manifestly to our advantage.

And not Iran.

It benefits us

to be able to address nuclear safety.

This press room is completely empty.

It's just this guy from the AP and the conehead from the State Department.

And every day, and I love this guy.

He's like broken.

He's just like, all right, screw it.

That's what I feel like every day.

I watch him.

He's like, what kind of horse crap are you going to be shoveling today?

Yeah.

That guy, I mean, the guy from the State Department, you know, he goes back, you know,

to his office and he's like, can't we have this guy killed?

We have the drones.

Yeah, we have the drones.

We got spies someplace, don't we?

I mean, kind of off this guy.

Can he all of a sudden fall out of a window on the top floor of some tall building?

I'm just saying.

They have to be really irritated.

This is the second time in the last couple of weeks that this guy has just rolled all over.

You love him.

He's a hero.

He won't come on the show because he's like, I'm a journalist, I'm sure.

But maybe he's just really busy thinking about, oh, good God, what do I have to say to these bums again today?

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Hey, just a quick couple of updates.

Apparently, the food's not real good in China.

Who would have seen that one coming?

That's shocking to me.

It is.

Apparently, all of the Olympians are protesting the, quote, horrid conditions.

One Russian said, I cry every day.

He's a

weightlifter.

I cry every day.

Food is so bad.

Russian weightlifters.

The Russian days.

Yes, yes.

He is.

What kind of food are they serving these guys?

He is a competitor for Russia.

He said, I only sleep all day because I don't have strength to get out of bed.

I only eat three handfuls of pasta a day because it's just impossible to eat the rest of the food.

My stomach hurts.

I'm very pale.

Huge black circles around my eyes.

I cry every day.

I'm very tired.

This is terrible.

I mean, it's not Uyghur concentration camp terrible, but why would they care about something like that?

Right.

Well, the catering apparently is questionable.

You know, it's not like you're at Davos.

You know what I'm saying?

There are no hot meals.

There are crisps, which I think are potato chips.

Is that right?

Or would that be a cookie?

I'm not sure.

It's these, you know, these

lesser countries that call things differently, you know, crisp.

I think

that's a chip, like a potato chip.

Pringles are potato crisps, not potato chips.

Did you know that?

Really?

That's true.

It's because it's not a chip.

They can't legally legally call it a chip because they pour it out into a mold.

So it's a crisp.

So they have crisps,

nuts, chocolate, and nothing else well that's clearly not true because the russian eats bags of pasta every day

i have to have pasta my stomach hurts and i only have a handful of pasta well have you tried to boil it maybe maybe that's the deal mr russian i am sick and tired of people bad mouthing the good people of china there are people in china that are going hungry And you're complaining about the food they're serving.

I mean,

why don't you don't, if you don't like that food, why don't you put it in an envelope and send it to the Uyghur village?

They'll eat it.

They'll eat it.

They'd love it.

They'd love it.

They'd love it.

By the way, the 20-year-old Uyghur skier.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That was.

She slit.

She lit the

torch.

The Olympic flame.

Yeah.

That was

powerful.

You know what was, I think it was an in-your-face moment to the stupid Americans who call it genocide.

Yeah.

Because if

it was genocide, why would they put a Uyghur on the biggest stage of the world to light the Olympic flame?

Preach it.

Come on.

Yeah.

Why would they do that if they didn't like these people?

Yeah.

They obviously love them.

They gave them the best job in the whole world.

Here's the deal.

Yeah.

Here's the deal.

Right.

They're not killing the Uyghurs.

No, if they.

Why would they draw more attention to it if they were doing something bad?

You know how she paid China back?

How?

She had her Olympic event.

She's a skier.

Nobody Nobody knew of her before.

This is not like she was a big skier in China.

Really?

No.

That's surprising because usually people who follow skiing would know the Olympic skiers that are going to make the team.

Well, apparently, you know, there's not a lot of skiing in the camp she came from.

But so she was allowed to ski, an honor for anyone.

For anyone.

For anyone.

And it shows how much China loves the Uyghurs.

Exactly right.

And she placed 43rd in her cross-country event.

Oh, that's.

And then

she disappeared.

She.

Yeah, she disappeared.

Now,

that is not a regular.

That does not happen in China very much.

Well, sometimes people go away on a, let's say, a vacation.

She did.

She probably trained really hard for the Olympics.

Yeah.

And was a little disappointed maybe in her performance.

So she's on vacation.

She's maybe at a beach somewhere.

Or under a beach.

Someplace.

Perhaps.

Like six six feet under a beach.

Maybe.

I don't know.

Right.

Who knows?

We don't know.

We don't know.

But

they gave her, quote, a bold and unprecedented

opportunity of lighting the Olympic flame.

And that's what she does.

She comes in 43rd, and now no one can find her.

See, some people have speculated, and I just want to get this out of the way because just so we can dispatch with this nonsense.

Some people have speculated they just picked a Uyghur that was not at all qualified to be in the Olympics just so they could use it for propaganda purposes and people like Savannah Guthrie could cheer him on during the broadcast.

You are a cynic.

I'm not.

You're not saying that I distance myself from that line of thought.

That would be misinformation.

That would be Olympic Chinese misinformation.

Yes, I should get banned from social media if I believe that, but I believe the opposite.

I believe this wonderful athlete who China loves so dearly that they wanted to give the Uyghurs the platform to show the world how loved and multicultural the Chinese people really are.

I only have the Soviet national anthem and the Nazi national anthem.

I don't have the Chinese national anthem.

Surprisingly, we should have it.

He killed more than both of them, which is

crazy.

People lose that in history sometimes.

They're responsible for even more.

Wow.

Wow.

Yeah.

There it is.

Oh, my gosh.

Don't you feel patriotic?

Soon, the new American national anthem.

Oh, this is nothing to the Soviet moment.

The Soviets way better.

They're not even pronouncing their words right now.

I don't even know what they're saying.

That's a bad choir.

Stop that.

Stop that.

I mean, learn the lyrics.

Jeez.

I have the new

on Spotify.

They come up right under the song.

Right.

You know?

Gee, sing along.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I have the new Spotify anthem.

It's their theme song.

Yeah.

What?

They haven't even fired him yet.

I mean, it's coming.

It's clearly coming.

You haven't even done it yet.

You're already on this anthem.

I'm already.

Not me.

I'm not doing it.

Is this available on Spotify?

I wonder.

Can we get this song on Spotify?

Yeah.

What is the name of it?

Horsh, somebody rather lied.

Horses Western.

Wrestle lied or something like that.

Yeah, that's, yeah.

So, I didn't know.

And I have the White House theme song, too.

No, I don't.

Snoo, this is the greatest.

It is.

This is the best anthem.

We should trade ours in.

And no one's even using it.

Right.

We're just trading it in right now.

We just change it to Mother America.

Yeah.

Instead of Mother Russia, Mother America.

I don't even know what they're saying here.

They're probably just saying, we hang you if you disagree.

And we're like, okay, that fits.

It still works.

We don't have to change all the lyrics.

I mean, seriously, imagine if we just instituted this and we then elected Dolph Lundgren to be president.

Can you imagine?

We would, no one would challenge us.

I think if you just do the math of Dolph Lundgren's age,

we may

have

actually just elected Dolph Lundgren.

Dolph's got to be younger than Joe Biden.

I mean, by a lot.

Well,

you go to the national parks and you see things, you know, you see things like, I don't know,

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Cheryl Atkinson, she is an investigative reporter.

She is the host of Full Measure with Cheryl Atkinson and the author of The Smear.

Welcome to the program, Cheryl.

How are you?

I'm great.

It's good to be here.

So, Cheryl, I've been thinking about you ever since this thing with Joe Rogan started because you literally wrote the book on

how this happens.

And I'm watching this unfold

and it's bringing back some very vivid memories.

It's wave after wave after wave.

It started with, you know, he's giving misinformation, giving misinformation about COVID.

And then it was, he's a racist.

And now it's, he's a transphobe.

How does this end?

You know, yeah,

it's by the playbook.

In my book, The Smear, where I dissected what was done to you, what was done to Don Imus.

Actually, I would say the Joe Rogan plan looks almost exactly like what Media Matters and the left propagandists there and the interests behind them, what they did to Don Imos, if you remember.

And it's when they find an enemy of whatever they're advocating or their money interests don't want discussed or exposed, they find other reasons to smear the person and try to remove them.

And I talked about, well, what's the difference between a smear and just telling the truth?

Because Joe Rogan acknowledges he said some objectionable things that are very hard to hear today.

Well, I described that in the smear, and there is a line that explains this.

These people, when this happens, are targeted not because

of the information and views that they're being smeared for, but because of the other influence they have over issues that aren't even being talked about now, which is the COVID, you know, putting out factual information that some didn't want heard.

And I think Rogan was clearly targeted because he had large followings that showed ordinary people not fringe or alone when they're thinking of certain thoughts and views or reading certain scientific studies.

So, do you think it really is just that, or is it they can't tolerate someone who won't bow to them?

They got to take him out.

Well, yes, they do, but only because he's not on the right side of the money interests that people may not understand are behind these efforts that look like they're sort of grassroots efforts, but they're very well organized.

You and I know Media Matters and other groups, once they targeted Rogan, started combing through every word he ever said over time.

And it had probably already been gathering on him.

They listened to everything you say, everything I say, everything we write, hoping to find that one little grain they could amplify into a smear for the power of destruction to get rid of voices that are off the narrative on these topics that their money interests care about.

So when they did this to me or my good friend Don Imus,

God rest his soul.

The, I forgot he's, he's not in heaven.

Anyway,

when they did it to us,

it was new to the American people.

And they, you know, you'd be like, no, these people are financing this.

And a lot of people are like, yeah, right.

And it was kind of a conspiracy theory.

Now everyone knows.

Everyone knows.

They've seen it over and over and over again, and they're sick of it.

Does this just, does he, how do you think this ends?

Well, I think that's a great question.

You know, I think Trump was the one who didn't crack when this stuff happened to him.

Everybody else, there's some pressure to

apologize to crack.

Once that little bit of weakness is there, as I wrote about,

it's not as though the apology is there and then they go away, meaning the propagandists.

That's when they really sink their teeth in because they sense weakness and opportunity.

And their goal isn't really to get an apology.

Their goal is to destroy the person who's harmful to their interests.

So they keep going.

How this ends, I'm not sure, because I think you raise a good point.

Have they gone too far?

People now recognize this.

When they're going after, I use the example, when everybody's anti-vaccine and people know they're not, but when they're all called that, when everybody's called racist and people know they're not,

and when Joe Rogan, who's not a radical conservative or giving misinformation and his listeners know that, when he's accused of that, it starts making people go, uh-huh.

So they think something's going on and it's less effective.

Maybe they've overplayed their hands.

by broadening the net of the people that they attack and getting more and more bold.

But I think that's a sign on their part of the propagandists of desperation because people like Joe Rogan are very effective in piercing the narratives, often the false narratives that they have, you know, they make sure is all over the media.

I've been saying this for, I don't know, last couple of months.

I've had increased hope that things are going to turn because people seem to be waking up and not just the ones that were maybe asleep or weren't active on

the more conservative side side of the spectrum.

But Democrats, not leftists, but Democrats.

Democrats are starting to say, I don't want any of this stuff.

This is ridiculous.

And I sense that there is a change in our society because

everything's accelerating so rapidly that it's easy to see now.

And I think, yes, again, have they overplayed their hand

several years ago?

And I liken it to everybody says the pendulum swings.

Well, the organized efforts and the well-funded efforts, they've dominated since about the 2016 time period in a big way.

But I don't think they're the majority.

And the majority of people who feel differently, they're not organized and well-funded.

So it takes a little longer.

It kind of simmers.

But I think it's simmered enough and enough important things have happened and enough people have been attacked that maybe you're correct, that it's starting to maybe swing the other way, or enough people want to do something about it that it's reaching critical mass.

And what stops these people, Cheryl?

I always say the truth finds a way to be told.

So ultimately the facts come out.

You hear, I thought it was kind of funny, I heard today some of these states are lifting mask mandates and people were speculating, well, maybe

they're looking at science.

And no, it's the fact that, I think,

the vaccine mandate cultists have all gotten COVID now, so they're suddenly starting to say we should recognize natural immunity.

I mean, ultimately, the truth is the truth.

And it may take longer to get out in the sea of this disinformation, but I think ultimately it does.

And you find that people can find facts and good information as much as others try to hide it from them.

It may not be easy, but people naturally seek it.

And so I think that's how it ends.

The best advice I give, Glenn, that I think some people have actually taken,

every time someone says, you know, online or trying to

that you shouldn't see, hear, or read something, that should make you go look at it, listen to it, or read it.

And that's how you defeat the cancel and the propagandist when you say, when you're censoring something, that means it's important.

Doesn't mean it's necessarily true, but it might be true, and you should go investigate it.

And that pretty much makes their strategy or tactics moot yeah i think um i think that's exactly what's what's happening too is they are so freaked out uh because they're becoming reckless um and so overt

um and you know this this thing from cnn i mean just on the bandwagon uh beating the drum and tooting the horn about how these people need to be canceled is crazy is crazy.

Well, as I wrote about the most effective propaganda campaigns and smears are the ones that are invisible to the public, that you don't see the hand behind them.

You're influenced in a subtle way.

But you're right.

This has gotten so obvious, I think, in the face of desperation on the part of the interests that really want to sway us

to look to a different place.

I think it's gotten to be where people are looking at it, like you say, Democrats, Republicans, Independents, whoever you are, and starting to go, what's harmful to the propagandist is they're starting to say, beyond COVID and beyond Joe Rogan, what else have they done this with that I just didn't think about?

And I think back to the vaccine autism issue.

You know, there's been scientific studies, lawsuits and settlements, admissions by the government and their own experts that vaccines can cause autism for years, but that's just considered, you know, over and over again, debunked, debunked, debunked.

Think of what they've done to these parents, some of the same public health agencies for decades, portraying them as crazy while behind the scenes, settling and paying lawsuits and knowing that their own experts felt differently.

So you start to apply,

what else does this apply to what we're seeing today?

How damaged is the, I mean, I think the media is just imploding.

And unfortunately, the government credibility has imploded.

And now science and medicine is imploding.

I mean,

that's not a recipe for a healthy country in any way, shape, or form.

Well, it's not.

And step one is to recognize that, but I don't know how you get back to a place where those influences aren't still at play.

You know, they're there, they're accomplishing their goal.

In some instances, if they simply confuse the situation, let's say there is medical information that a company doesn't want you to have about their medicine.

Well, if they simply confuse it and you don't know what to believe, that's better than you believing the truth.

And we're in this confused environment where everybody's putting out all the conflicting information.

And so, yes, people know to be skeptical.

They're starting to understand all of that.

But that's not necessarily a healthy situation either.

And, you know, I'm going to be reporting stories that discuss in the near future.

I mean, does CDC need to be, and I don't think it will be, but does it need to to be blown up and restarted?

Very few people have the kind of faith in CDC that they used to.

And, you know, to have the biggest pandemic challenge that they've supposedly gotten trillions of dollars to prepare for over the decades and so utterly fail and make so many bad decisions at every turn.

I mean, what is that agency all about?

And, you know, I still look at the fact that of all the things we know that has gone that have gone wrong, the same people are still in charge.

They haven't even made it.

I'm not saying punish and imprison these experts that were wrong.

Someone else can decide all of that stuff.

But these people are still wrong, and we're still listening to them.

I mean, that's just stunning to me.

And it's like that in almost every department.

I mean, I've said to President Trump in an interview recently, if you're going to run again,

you're going to have to clean house.

I mean, everywhere, top to bottom.

And you're going to need

the House and the Senate to go along along with you.

And I don't know if anybody is interested in actually cleaning out the swamp, but every single agency

is kind of like the CDC, where, okay, some good people in there, but there's also some really bad people, some people that are misreading, and other people that have their own agenda.

Well, this steers into an expanded topic, but, you know, in

four to eight years, no one can clean all that out.

This operates independently of the president, this mechanism you're talking about, I call it persistent bureaucracy.

And they fight back with either just not implementing what the president wants if it's not what they want, or they launch lawsuits and subterfuge, and they can carry that on for a long time until the next person comes in.

So I don't know how even if you clean house, you get something done in a meaningful way.

I think Trump came the closest to it.

Yeah, I do too.

Despite the fact that he was fought at every step, but he did do some things like reducing regulation.

And after the lawsuits ended, finally starting to accomplish what he wanted with the wall.

I mean, it's amazing he got anything done.

Those are big changes in a bureaucracy like this.

I would be very interested to see his approach if he were to get reelected.

Yeah.

Cheryl, thank you so much.

I know you're really busy, but thanks for coming by.

I've been thinking about you recently, and you were one of the people that had been targeted.

And uh then you know you're you have no place here on network television so you went out and you did your own thing and it's wildly successful uh and uh now many of us feel like we're going to be chased off of our own platforms which is bizarre just bizarre we got to turn this around soon Well, thanks for having me anytime for you.

You got it.

Thanks.

Cheryl Atkinson.

She is the investigative reporter and the host of Full Measure with Cheryl Atkinson.

She's also the author of The Smear, which if you want to understand what's happening, this really is the go-to book.

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Do you remember the guy that we had on,

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It must have been Friday then.

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Yeah.

Okay, and it was maybe Thursday of last week because we had him on and he said he was going to go by Friday to a city council meeting and he was hoping they were going to be reasonable.

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One of the few senators that is actually involved and paying attention to the big board, the restaurant in the District of Columbia that for some reason is being singled out

and they've shut them down.

Senator, welcome to the program.

Hey, Glenn.

Thanks for having me.

You bet.

So what is happening in D.C.

You have the mayor making a rule, hasn't even gone through city council, and they're not shutting down restaurants that aren't checking, but these guys said we're not going to check because it's not really even a law.

And they have come at them with a bag of bricks every day.

Yeah, within hours of expressing dissent, they went after the owner.

They took their alcohol license away within 24 hours, and 24 hours later, they padlocked the building.

I mean, this is the kind of world we're living in now.

These people are out of control.

I mean, there was a poll the other day that said about 50% of Democrats are willing to put you indefinitely in detention, to basically put you in jail if you're not vaccinated.

I mean,

this is a completely insane.

And we now have a vaccine that I still think protects you from getting sick, but it doesn't protect you from transmitting it or receiving the illness.

So it's really of nobody's concern other than your own.

If you want to get vaccinated, do.

I think it's still advisable, particularly in certain age groups and certain people who are overweight.

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It should be nothing about you trying to force it on other people.

I have to tell you, thank you for signing the pledge to not agree to any spending tomorrow

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I don't know what every single Republican.

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Yeah, and there is a shift going on, though, because you're even seeing Democrat governors saying, gosh, we're going to live like this forever.

So I think now is the time to be vocal and to push back, particularly on masking on our kids.

We need to push back on the masking on airlines.

There's no evidence that the masks are working at all.

You want evidence that the masks on the airlines don't work?

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Everybody tested negative before they got the plane.

42 out of 54 had the disease when they landed.

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Now, fortunately, I don't know that any of them are actually sick, which is sort of another question we have to say.

Are we going to continue to have all these mitigation, masks, and separation that don't work for something that is largely not making people very sick let me ask you uh let me switch topics to ukraine it feels as though unlike anything i've ever felt that our government our administration is kind of pushing for a war in ukraine with russia am i is it just me

you know you feel it among the members of congress up here too and many of them are sort of the from the never trump camp the liz cheneys and the adam kinsingers these are the people who think war should be the first resort not the last resort and there are ways to have a more nuanced position i think we should do things to try to deter russia from invading ukraine and i think there's both carrot and stick that could be put forward i actually would be stronger than saying oh we'll put a few sanctions i would work with germany and say look this is what biden tried to do yesterday but germany hasn't been as forthcoming is to say if you invade ukraine we're not going to buy your natural gas i mean in a big way not just sanction it, but it really requires Germany's cooperation because we just don't buy that much natural gas

from Russia.

We don't have that much trade at all with Russia.

So I think that would be on the deterrent front.

But on the other side of this, I actually don't think it's that unreasonable to say that

we're not going to put Ukraine in a military alliance against Russia.

I asked the Secretary of State this the other day, I said, how do you think we would respond if Mexico were joining a military alliance with Russia?

You know, what do you think we might do?

We might mass troops on the border with Mexico.

We would be so unhappy.

We wouldn't tolerate it for a moment.

I mean, this was somewhat of the Cuban missile crisis.

We didn't tolerate them putting missiles on a nation close to us.

We wouldn't tolerate a military alliance.

So we have to understand that, that's their perspective as well.

So I would do carrot and stick.

I would tell them, look, we're going to have a veritable embargo if you invade.

But we also will offer the carrot of saying, you know what, maybe Ukraine would be better neutral country with one foot in the East and one in the West.

And And actually, I think it would be better for Ukraine to try to see the model of Switzerland being more their model than the model of becoming a military presence with NATO.

The idea that

we are living under a regime, and I don't think I've ever used that word before for America, living under a regime that is

it's almost as if they're rooting against us in every possible way.

The things that they did

this weekend and the $25 billion

that they unfroze and gave to Iran,

it's a group of people that are completely out of step with the American people.

Well, it's also a group of people that, I mean,

to know how bizarre and far out these people are, these are people that think Thanksgiving is a terrible terrible holiday.

I mean, these are the people who think America is a terrible place and we shouldn't be celebrating Thanksgiving because everything America did was horrible and everything Americans did were horrible.

And I think that this is just a bizarre sort of world we are in.

I mean, these are the people who think that we are in the wrong by saying that government schools should not medicate our children and shouldn't be giving

our girls testosterone at the age of 13 without our permission.

This is a bizarre world.

but they're also, it's going to come home to Roost because as people understand and know how far out Democrats are, defund the police, give our kids sex hormones without our permission, give them even surgery, sex change surgery or sexual appearance change surgery without our permission, I think they're going to paint themselves so far out on a limb, and it's happened, like in Kentucky.

We used to be a majority Democrat registration state.

We've now switched.

Good church-going Democrat families are like, heck no, I'm not for the government giving my kids sex hormones at school without my permission.

These people are so bizarre that I think they're losing America.

And hopefully the next election will show that.

Talk to me a little bit about SCODIS and what's happening there.

You know, I think the one thing that I'm going to say over and over again, and I told the media yesterday as I came up to them, is that

the one thing we will not do is we will not treat their nominee the way they treated Kavanaugh.

I think what they did was reprehensible, it was despicable, and we will show, in contrast, that we can have a debate over someone's qualifications.

And, you know, I'm not voting for somebody who's for abortion up to the time of birth.

I'm not voting for somebody who has no concerns for the Constitution.

But I'm also not going to stand up and make up stuff about their high school dating or saying they were rapists in high school, that kind of, that was so insulting and so demeaning.

And the Democrats should be reminded at every step.

We should also show the American public that we can disagree with someone on principled nature and maybe even vote against that person, but without making it a personal flander.

So that I agree with that.

I do not want to become everything that

we despise on the other side.

So I'm glad to hear that and I agree with you.

However, there's a debate going on right now, especially with Spotify and Joe Rogan, about apologizing.

And I think there's a place for apologizing.

There's a place to be, you know, decent, but that doesn't mean that you surrender.

You know, it's not that

you have to fight a good fight and a fair fight.

But

people look at apologies or,

you know, being more statesmanlike.

They're starting to look at that as a sign of weakness.

I don't think it is.

Well, I am tired of all the sort of Mal kind of apologies where you read your statement and you look like you've been tortured all night long and you read it and then you say stuff that, you know, like, you know, they make people apologize all the time for saying, I'm sorry for being transphobic.

You know, I'm sorry for this.

You know, they call me transphobic.

What adults do is not my concern.

If you want to do that, do it.

My concern is about the law and about kids and about consent.

But the thing is, I'm not going out and making some malwesque apology.

But it doesn't mean we have to be rancorous as far as

personally attacking people.

And frankly, I don't think we do that.

But, you know, we're going to see what happens as this thing moves forward.

But,

you know, I, for one, on the Spotify thing and on this,

I'm, I guess, confused that people who went to Woodstock and didn't want to have any rules or clothes,

somehow now they believe that speech is dangerous and they want to shut down people they disagree with.

It's sort of the most infantile juvenile proposition and I don't get how they can't understand the irony of people who are free spirits now being against speech.

I know.

You ran for president once before.

Any thought of running for president?

America is starting to look like she's shifting back to a small government.

Hey, let's follow the rule book kind of thing.

Any thought about running for president again?

You know, sometimes until my wife says, why in the world would you want to do that again?

But,

you know, I think so much of it depends on,

you know, if there were a free-for-all, you know, with an open, open race, that's one thing.

If Donald Trump runs again, I just don't know that there'll be anybody that will be able to compete with Donald Trump in a primary.

And so I think it depends on what happens over time.

Right now, I'm mostly concentrating.

You know, I'm running for re-election in Kentucky, and so I'm up in November and concentrating on that battle.

And

I'm not thinking beyond that.

I would assume it's going well.

I think pretty good.

What we're finding in Kentucky is that, like I say, the Democrat Party has left conservative Democrats.

You know, my in-laws were conservative Democrats, you know, church-born, God-fearing, conservative Democrats.

But they saw the party leave them, and that's what's happened to so many.

I mean, we've had party officials now switch parties.

We have people changing registration.

And so we're now on even footing.

And the Democrat areas that were Democrat going back to the time of Andrew Jackson have actually switched and become Republican.

So we're in a better place there.

We have a few cities that vote Democrat, but they're not as dominating as like, you know, Atlanta sort of dominates the population of Georgia now.

They're probably equal to the rest of the state.

And so it's becoming more hard when we don't do as well in the cities.

Fortunately, in Kentucky, we have a significant, strong rural population that's able to more than counterbalance the city vote.

Rand Paul, thank you so much, Senator.

I appreciate it.

Thanks, Clay.

You bet.

We are better off having him in the Senate, Kentucky.

You better.

You better re-elect him.

Interesting answer on

the presidential thing.

It seems like, you know, no Trump, and he seems like he'd be

running.

I think there's a lot of people that would say that.

Yeah.

If Trump's running, I'm out.

Right.

If he's running.

You're going to start with a 50-point deficit, and no one wants to do that.

Yeah.

And you'll be, he'll find something about you, and you'll forever be labeled that.

He's good at that.

Yeah.

He's very good at that.

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Well, I told you that the Biden administration yesterday, they are with you.

They are in the fight.

They know what you're feeling, what you desire.

That's why yesterday they came out and said, We're going to let the 20th hijacker go from 9-11.

9-11.

We're going to let him out of Gitmo.

He's going to need some psychiatric care, but we're going to send him back to Saudi Arabia where he's from.

Oh, and all the hijackers were from Saudi Arabia.

That's weird.

I'm sure he'll get the help he needs, and we won't have a problem with him again.

They also said that they're going to start handing out crack pipes.

You know, another thing that was on your checklist, I'm sure.

And the Reuters reporter was like, hold on just a second.

Now, this is Andrea Shalala, and she was asking Jen Saki yesterday whether or not President Joe Biden is going to investigate, quote, the right-wing forces responsible for supporting Canada's freedom convoy.

Right?

And

we've all thought of that one.

We've all thought, whoa, wait a minute.

Can we investigate those criminals?

Because you know they're criminals.

Stu, let me ask you a question.

They get us right so often, you know, conservatives.

They just nail us.

The press, they just nail us every day.

Do they have microphones at our secret meetings?

I think they must.

I remember the big secret meeting where we were like, how are we going to fight back against this?

And we all said, Canadian truckers.

Like all at the same time.

It was exactly the

most obvious path.

Yeah.

It was like freedom.

Yeah.

We're like, we have to fight for our freedom here.

Canadian Canadian truckers.

Right.

That's the way you

do that.

Over and over again, we've gone to the Canadian truckers to save us, which is

amazing that that is really

where we are.

I mean, you know, look, they're not even popular there, and they're fighting back here.

I think that the movement...

I'm not sure they're not popular.

It doesn't seem like, at least,

maybe you don't believe the polls or whatever, but Canadians are a different,

as similar as they are to Americans, they have a different way of dealing with authority.

It's

more go in your house and wait until summer.

Yeah,

there's a lot of that.

They just

never, ever.

They don't protest.

They don't, I mean,

no, it's not what they do.

That's kind of what we do, and that's why it's surprising to see it happening in the numbers in Canada.

It was on our kilometers.

Canadian truckers.

That's what's going to solve our problems here.

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Oh, she is.

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What are the odds that I'm on the Glenn Beck program every day?

It's weird.

Now, we're making,

I didn't get a lot of sleep last night.

We're making great progress on ESG.

I got to give you an update.

Oh, and by the way, an update on the book.

If you've ordered it, it's going to be out in the next couple of weeks, and

hopefully you'll be able to go to a store and buy it.

But if you've already ordered it, it's going to be shipped in the next couple of weeks.

And the audiobook is now available.

I'm telling you, the guy who read it should win a Grammy.

He read it beautifully.

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Coincidentally, same name as the guy who this program is about every day.

It's weird.

It's weird.

But you can get it at Amazon or Kindle, not Kindle, but Audible or wherever you get your audio books.

Make sure you pick it up.

Again, Grammy.

I can see him on stage.

I can see him on stage this year, excepting that Grammy.

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Late last week and over the weekend,

there is a flood of new interest from state lawmakers looking to stop ESG and the rise of the Great Reset.

You are doing your job and you are, you're making a huge, huge difference.

We have received

through Heartland,

which my co-author is a big part of Heartland, and they are getting all kinds of inquiries.

And

they've had to actually put together a team of three people at the Heartland Institute that is just dedicated to helping state legislators and other state officials work on ESG issues.

And the lawmakers...

I'm told, are very clear on why they're doing this.

They all learned about the Great Reset from either listening to the program, watching one of my presentations on ESG, which is very hard to find now, or they heard it from a member of the audience.

One member last weekend said he's been reading the Great Reset book and knew he had to get involved.

So here's the thing.

Let me give you an update on what is happening.

We've just learned that State Representative Jake Hoffman is introducing legislation, House Bill 2656, meant to stop the ESG discrimination in Arizona.

Again, it's going to be House Bill 2656 for Arizona.

This one, unlike other bills, this one I think is doing it right.

Most states are dealing with government divestment.

This is they're saying, we're not going to put any money into your bank if you are coming with any kind of ESG, and many of them only really concentrate on the E.

I think that's a big mistake.

But this one will prohibit financial institutions, banks, doing business in Arizona, either directly or through a contractor, for using political affiliation or social credit, environmental, social, governance, or similar values-based or impact criteria when making credit and other financial service decisions.

That is perfect.

That is just perfect.

We also found out that there are two bills in Oklahoma, Senate Bill 1644, House Bill 4201, that will prevent the use of all social credit scores by governmental entities, political subdivisions, business, or persons.

Fantastic.

New bill that is going to be proposed in Wyoming.

This is new.

One that will be an attack on ESG scores and social credit systems in the state.

That bill will be introduced soon, perhaps as early as the end of this week.

We know now of five states that are introducing comprehensive bills to stop ESG and social credit scores.

So they are Arizona, Kansas, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, and Wyoming.

These are the ones that are leading the way and should be considered the gold standard.

There are others

that are making really good moves.

I don't think they go far enough, but they are trying to divest from anybody using the Great Reset groups like BlackRock, because of their discrimination of fossil fuels and related businesses.

Those states, Indiana, Florida, Texas, and West Virginia.

Really kind of disappointed in Texas and Florida, quite honestly.

I expect you to lead.

14 state officials have sent warning shots to banks and financial institutions about targeting fossil fuel companies in November.

It was Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, West Virginia, and Wyoming.

Together, we estimate that there are 20 states now pushing back against ESG in one form or another, although only five in that group had proposed bills that will tackle more than just the E in ESG,

it is important to let your lawmakers know, hey, the S and the G

relates to all of us.

So does the E.

You may not be able to get a loan or be denied a loan because you're a...

you know,

an automaker or somebody that's using gasoline engines.

You've got too many trucks that are running for your company that are not alternative fuels.

Well,

you may not get that loan.

They may not get that loan to do it, but that affects you.

How far do you drive to work?

That is an ESG question that concentrates on the E, but it is about you, not a business.

We've also been spreading the word among state lawmakers that Heartland has set up an email account specifically for state legislators and other state officials to contact so they can tell us about the work that they're doing to stop ESG scores in their states.

Or if you have any questions, it's stopesg at heartland.org.

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The government relations team at Heartland will continue to work with any state lawmaker or state official who needs help with legislation.

All you have to do is reach out and ask.

And just to be clear, Arizona, Oklahoma, Wyoming are the new states on our list, and they are taking on all of ESG.

Thank you.

Thank you, thank you, thank you for listening to this program.

Thank you for contacting your House and Senate in your local state.

That is the way to do it.

Hold your banks accountable.

Now, there was a story in the New York Times.

I mean, if I didn't know better, I would say this author read my book,

The Great Reset, because I mean, it is almost word for word.

However, the author is for it.

So

that's why she wrote it.

But she said the same things that I'm saying.

It's positive.

Now, why would the New York Times run an MMT

story

at the time when inflation is soaring?

Most MMT people are embarrassed right now because inflation is going out of control.

However, if you read the book or you read this argument in the New York Times, it tells you everything you need to know.

MMT is modern monetary theory.

And what it is, is we can print as much money as we want.

The government doesn't even have to worry about paying it back.

It can just print and print and print.

If that were true,

how come we're just thinking about it now?

How many governments and how many gold coins, clamshells, or whatever the hell people had, why is this the first time?

Somebody's like, you know what?

The ocean's full of clamshells.

Why don't we just go get all of them?

Uh-huh, uh-huh.

It doesn't work.

Now, MMT, the experts in the article reason that we're seeing too much inflation now, and it's not because of the Fed and the Democrats printing too much money and spending too much money.

No.

No, it's that there's not a sufficient number of controls, i.e.

regulations on you and taxes on you to manipulate prices to stop.

inflation.

This is from the New York Times.

Ms.

Kelton and her colleagues make clear that the pandemic relief packages did not follow one of MMT's key tenets.

They did not try to account for resource constraints ahead of time.

In an MMT world, the Congressional Budget Office would have carefully analyzed possible inflation ahead of time.

You know, the idiots that get it wrong every time there's a bill.

Lawmakers would have tried to offset any strain on available workers and widgets with stabilizing measures and tax increases.

The stabilizing measures that she's talking about are price controls and more regulations on businesses.

Boy, this sounds like it's gonna work, doesn't it?

The taxes are not taxes to raise funds because you don't need taxes to raise funds in MMT, right?

You don't need to raise taxes to pay for something because you don't have to worry about it.

You can just print more.

The Fed can print all the money it needs.

Taxes are used like price controls to punish and destroy industries that are deemed to be bad for the economy by central planners.

So the idea that the New York Times is proposing is to stop the inflation crisis, we need

the CBO to step up, you know, and impose price and labor controls.

This is great.

I love this because that's never been tried.

That is what's coming our way.

That's what the great reset is all about.

That's what Joe Biden is doing.

That's why we're hemorrhaging money and going to have massive inflation for the foreseeable future.

The thing that will stop all of this is you saying, I'm not going to play this game.

I'm not.

I'm sorry, but I'm going to stand up in my local state, my local community against ESG.

I'm taking my money out of these big, huge banks because believe me, the big, huge, that's the Fed.

That's the Fed.

The Fed is not a part of the federal government.

It is the big banks.

And, you know, when the, oh, the president's nominated another,

another Fed chairman and he's got to go in front of the Senate.

Really?

Really?

The president has nominated.

Well, that's the president's right.

He can nominate.

But he can only nominate from a list of like three people that the Fed chairs approve.

Now, I've seen this before.

I've seen this in Alabama.

We have a document over next door here at the museum from the, I think, the 1930s or 50s when they were like, you're not letting black people vote.

And they're like, no, that's not true.

That is not true.

Black people can vote at any time in the Democratic Party.

Not true.

Yes, it is.

Here's the way it works.

Yes, they can't vote in the white primary because that's a white primary.

But once we get the primary done, they can choose to vote for that white guy.

That's how they did it.

We actually have the

voting

instructions and voter tabulation where it's whites only primary.

So pick from these 10 white guys, all you white people, and then when we get one that we want to run, then blacks can vote, sure.

Oh,

that's exactly what the Fed is.

The Fed says, oh, the president can pick, but only from this list.

And who picks that list?

All the banks.

The 12 chairs of the Fed.

So So all of the banks,

they're saying, yeah, we want him.

So when the banks, when the Fed says, you know, the banking sector is really having trouble and we're thinking maybe we should bail them out, they're bailing themselves out.

This is the biggest scam.

This whole thing that we've created, not what the founders created, but what the progressives created in the last 100 years is the biggest scam.

They tell you that, oh, we got to save the banks.

That's saving them, not you, them.

Now, you know, oh, we're not racist.

We're anti-racist.

Uh-huh, uh-huh.

Is that why you're giving crack pipes out to underserved communities, Joe Biden?

What?

I'm just mad, honestly, I'm just mad because as a wealthy white man, I have to buy my own crack pipe.

I should be on that list too.

They should give them to me, not just those in the underserved communities.

Unbelievable.

Back in a minute.

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You think inflation is here.

Gang, you ain't seen nothing yet.

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$4 a gallon.

You know what happened in 2008?

How expensive was gasoline in 2008 with the final straw to break our back?

Oh, gosh, I don't have it in front of me anymore, but it was $4.15.

I thought it was 440 or something.

Didn't they get up that high?

No,

I think it was 415.

Look, look, maybe you're right.

Anyway, we're not far away from that.

Right.

Okay.

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Well,

I noticed that Stu

is not talking about the real story today.

I'm not.

No, no.

We did talk about the crackpipes.

We did.

We did.

And we're both upset about it.

Very upset.

Well, we're just upset it didn't happen faster.

Exactly right.

And it isn't targeting rich white people.

Why don't rich white people get safe crackpipes as well?

Well, because they, you know, they have so many crack pipes that the government could take one of their crack pipes and give it to underserved communities, and those rich people wouldn't even notice that one of their crack pipes is missing.

Finally, we hit the level of equality we've all been searching for.

There it is.

There it is.

Redistribution of crack pipes.

By the way, if you haven't heard the story, that's what Joe Biden announced yesterday.

But Andrew Cuomo is also reportedly expressing regret

over leaving office.

You sure it doesn't say not leaving office earlier?

No.

No, he actually.

He believes he has been vindicated.

I mean, this guy is delusional.

He's delusional.

His justification seems to be, I guess, they didn't actually press criminal charges from the statute of limitations.

Well, the woman, he groped, right?

There wasn't, I guess, enough to.

Not enough in his hand?

I guess he didn't get enough of a cup.

I don't know exactly what he was trying to do there, but very sad story.

And the rumor is now him and Chris Cuomo are

plotting a comeback, potentially with a new podcast.

Really?

Dumb and dumber?

Is that what they're going to call it?

I mean, I think that name is already taken, but, you know,

it applies so well.

Maybe they can work something.

Which one would be dumb and which one would be dumber?

Oh, I'm going to leave that up to the experts.

The Glenn Bach program.

All right.

Cuomo is obviously dumb and

the other Cuomo is dumb.

Dumber, yeah.

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Don't forget, the audiobook is out of the great reset.

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He was, he's very busy and hard to get, just not willing to sit down and do everything.

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Okay.

I want to tell you the story of David Murphy.

Do we have any spy?

Do we have any, I don't know,

I don't know, Dragnet, anything like that?

Do we have.

How about how we just use this?

Can you give me the

give me this here, Sarah?

Yeah.

Let me tell you about David Murphy.

David Mayberry.

Mayberry.

David Mayberry.

He lives on Kent Street in downtown Ottawa, right there in the heart of the ongoing trucker protest.

He'd been told by his media, even his prime minister, that the people involved in that truck convoy were racist, anti-Semitic, conspiracy theorists, hate mongers, bullies.

You know the type.

So Mayberry.

David Mayberry

saw them, watched them for days parked in his neighborhood.

He watched these monsters.

In the daylight, they honked their horns, stepped out briefly into the cold to stretch their legs.

Then,

then at night?

Well, he said they sat quietly in their trucks, having small conversations among themselves and maybe having a cigarette or two.

But what were they talking about?

Yeah, sure, about how much they hate

indigenous people or something like that.

David said, you know, they started looking like they weren't really monsters.

So he decided to do what only Mayberry, David Mayberry, would do.

He went out to meet his new neighbors in the streets.

That was ugly.

No media outlets were there, you know, talking to the people involved in the protests.

So David did.

He said he didn't know what to expect.

He was even afraid.

I mean, how could you blame him?

Somewhere in their truck, they they had their clan outfit.

Even though the clan has nothing to do with Canada, which is really...

But that was the American influence, I'm telling you there.

Well, he had conversations, and he's described it as one pleasant conversation at a time.

Every stereotype about the truckers was shattered.

He realized, wait a minute, they're not racist, they're not radicals, and they're not anti-vaxxers.

These are people who just didn't want to see their nation designate a whole group of people as

the untouchables.

Well, David has documented this now in a story you can find in the National Post or whatever they call their newspapers up there.

He said, as I finally made my way back home after talking to dozens of truckers in the night, I realized I met someone from every province, except for Prince Edward Island.

They have a deep love for their country.

They believe in it.

They believe in Canadians.

These are people that Canada relies on to build its infrastructure, deliver its goods, and fill the ranks of military in times of war.

The overwhelming concern they have is that the vaccine mandates are creating an untouchable class of Canadians.

They didn't make highfalutin arguments from Plato's Republic, Locke's treaties, or

somebody else's interpretation of Westminster parliamentary systems, which I've read read and I love.

I could talk about the parliamentary system for day.

Instead, they see

their government willing to push a class of people outside the boundaries of society, deny them a livelihood, deny them full membership in the most welcoming country in the world.

And they said enough.

Last night I learned my new neighbors are not monstrous, faceless, occupying mobs.

They are our moral conscience, reminding us with every blow of their horn, something that we shouldn't have forgotten.

We are not a country that makes an untouchable class out

of our citizens.

Yeah, that's right.

That's what he did.

That is exactly what he did.

Mayberry, David Mayberry.

Don't forget that name.

This is really the solution.

What he did.

You know, we're flirting with civil war.

That was our conversation yesterday.

The right and the left beginning to think the differences are just too big.

And ideas are irreconcilable.

I mean, I don't know how we, you know, we're going to end capitalism.

No, we're not.

You know, we're just going to have a couple of mandates here.

No, no, no, we're not.

No.

There are things that are in the Bill of Rights that we just can't compromise on.

And that is true.

However,

I don't think

we are as far apart as everybody says we are.

If If we would just talk to each other, and that's one of the reasons why they want to make people untouchable.

They need to polarize and isolate.

So you don't talk to them.

Because if you do, you would notice that the majority of Americans, right and left, I should say Democrat, Republican, Independent, are good.

We're not the country of Twitter.

And almost no one one is untouchable.

And that's a good thing.

See, where we really differ.

And let me go into Bible country.

Stu, can I get an amen?

Amen.

All right.

Now, I normally don't talk about the Bible because my vast knowledge of the Bible is a little

intimidating to some, don't you think?

That's your level.

Yeah.

Hallelujah.

Yes.

So let me tell you the story of Lot from the gospel of Glian.

What happened?

What was the whole Sodom Gomorrah thing about?

I mean, what do you get from that?

Remember, the angels come and they're like, you know, you can't destroy.

What if there's one good guy there?

There's not one good guy.

But what if there was?

All right, go find him.

So these angels go down and they go into Sodom and Gomorrah and they realize, wow, this place place is like Sodom and Gomorrah.

It's bad.

And

Lot sees them out, you know, with the people and he's like, you guys got to come in here.

I don't know if he knew they were angels or not.

I'm only saying that just so you don't feel intimidated by my vast scriptural knowledge.

But so he's like, come on in here.

Then there's a knock on the door.

And it's the mob outside.

And they're like, give us those guys that just came in.

We're going to do what Sodom

is known to do.

Bring them outside.

And Lot's like, no,

but you can have my daughter.

Whoa.

Lot.

I'm thinking the angels went, Lot, that's not a good idea.

That's no.

No, he's kidding.

You can't have his daughter.

No, really, you could have my daughter.

Just don't take them.

No, he's kidding still.

So what happens?

They start to leave because God's going to destroy this city.

And for some reason, they said, and by the way, don't turn around and look at him.

And his wife, lo and behold, women, you know what I'm saying?

Women.

She turns around.

She looks at, she turns into

a big statue of salt.

So what do we get out of this story?

First of all, Lot could have been the Mortons of that area.

Okay.

You could have been shaving salt off her feet.

You could have been maybe, maybe,

maybe at her knees.

I mean, the kids would cry, oh, mom's lost her feet.

Yeah, yeah, but we still have, you know, her head and everything.

He could have made a fortune, but did he?

No.

First thing I get out of this story.

Second thing I get is, wait a minute.

Hold on.

Why would Lot say,

I'll give you my daughter?

That doesn't sound like something a dad would say, does it?

Or a good dad.

You know, I know there's some dads that are like, hey, 10 bucks.

Those are bad dads, not the ones you usually find in the not bursting into flame or turning into a pillar of salt kind of category.

You know what I mean?

So why would he say that?

Why is that in there?

And how come the angels were like, you know what?

I still think you're a good guy.

You were going to just throw your daughter out to the wolves here.

That's there to remind us one thing.

You'll notice that the angels, you know, were not there for the, you know, the good, really

fun,

you know,

backdoor entertainment.

They were not there for that.

And that's what everybody in the town apparently wanted.

And I don't know if these angels were hot or what, but that's what they wanted.

And it's not enough that they didn't participate.

Get this?

Not enough that they didn't participate.

It was not enough.

They were like, no, no, we're just here to see this guy.

I mean, that looks like fun, sure,

but I think we're going to pass on that.

We're just visiting.

No,

the mob followed them to

Lot's house.

It's not okay.

It's not okay.

You will participate.

What does Lot do?

He decides, maybe if I compromise,

I'll give you my daughter.

Do you think that would have stopped the mob?

They would have taken his daughter and the two guys.

You can't compromise with evil.

You can't compromise with the mob.

The mob

won't take no for an answer.

That's why you can't, you,

you can't live in the same place where people say, I just read an article this morning.

Gosh, who was it?

It was a, it was an op-ed piece, and they're like, can we really even live with these people?

And they were talking about the people who won't take the vaccine.

Can we really even live with them?

What's the other option?

I mean, surely, to quote George Bernard Shaw, surely everybody knows, you know, a few people that don't deserve to live anymore.

No, George, I think that,

I mean, maybe you wrote good plays, but I think everybody should remember that that's what you said.

Forget about the play thing.

That is what they intend.

They will not take no for an answer.

So here is the lesson.

They'll never coexist.

We could have a civil war and say,

we could just say, hey, you pick the first 25.

We get Texas.

But you pick, okay, the next 25.

And we'll just live there.

They will not do that because you will comply.

And the second thing is,

good heavens, man, if your wife is ever turned to salt,

just start at the bottom, shave off and sell that salt.

You will be the Mortons of your day.

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Sure, there's been a lot of good news this week.

You've got the

Biden administration yesterday releasing $25 billion in the frozen assets and shipping it right over to Iran.

You have the crackpipe thing, which everybody loves, free crackpipes for those in underserved communities.

You have the needle vending machine that they announced yesterday.

Oh, they also have they want to have half of the population as a labor member.

It's all good.

It's all good.

What could we do that would brighten your day even more?

Have you heard Russell Bran

doing his imitation of Brian Stelter?

It's hysterical.

Listen.

Which sounds great, but not all of you.

That's really bright.

No, also funny Jim.

You're not only making people not trust you, you're making them not trust me.

Who just wing it, who make it up as they go along.

And because figures like Rogan are trusted by people that don't trust real newsrooms, well, like, why don't people trust me?

They trust Rogan, but I'm perfectly trustworthy.

Look how loose my tie knot is.

Joe Rogan's irresponsible.

He took horse magic medicine the other day.

Now tell me, sir, and don't tell me anything other than this.

Should there be a war?

Yes, there should be a war.

Interview's done.

I'd like to see you doing that, Joe Rogan.

That whole rant that that came from is hysterical.

What is the Russell brand thing?

I don't...

He was an actor, right?

And then he's now

casting.

Yeah, he's podcasting.

He's funny.

He's really funny.

He was a comedian, right?

I mean, he kind of came from that.

He's very funny, but he's also just, I think, common sense, generally speaking.

He's common sense.

Because he seems to be insane on some things.

Yes.

But then, wasn't he also married to Katy Perry, which pushes back against that narrative completely?

I mean, sanity is, you know, it's a flow.

It's a, you know, it's like the ocean.

Ebb and flow, ebb and flow.

Sometimes the tides way out.

Other times you're like, I'm going to be crushed by this crazy weather.

So,

all right.

See you tomorrow on radio.

This is the Glenn Back program.