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some good news.

Over the last years, we have seen the rise of independent journalists thanks to things like Substack.

Barry Weiss made waves when she left the New York Times, but she's far from the only journalist going solo upon realizing their institution is

worthless.

Yesterday, Tara Henley, she's a journalist from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

She's now on Substack as an independent journalist.

And I want to what she wrote.

This is her public letter.

Those of us on the inside know just how swiftly, how dramatically the politics of the public broadcasting has shifted.

It used to be that I was the one furthest to the left in any newsroom, occasionally causing strain in story meetings with my views on issues like the housing crisis.

I'm now easily the most conservative, frequently sparking tension by questioning identity politics.

This has happened in the span of about 18 months.

My politics did not change.

This is really important.

You have to recognize if you're still, you know, flirting with the Democrats and the left, you have to realize, have I changed or have they changed?

This is she says this is happening in the last 18 months.

It feels like it's been going on forever.

But she says the last 18 months have been crucial.

To work at the CBC in the current climate is to embrace cognitive dissidence and to abandon any journalistic integrity.

It is to sign on enthusiastically to a radical political agenda that originated on Ivy League campuses in the United States and spread through American social media platforms that monetize outrage and stoke societal divisions.

It is to pretend that the woke worldview is near universal, even if it is far from popular with those you know and speak to and interview or read.

To work at the CBC now is to accept the idea that race is the most significant thing about a person and that some races are more relevant to the public conversation than to others.

It is in my newsroom to fill out a racial profile form for every guest you book, to actively book more people of some races and less of others.

To work at the CBC is now to submit to job interviews that are not about qualifications or experience, but instead demand the parroting of orthodoxies and demonstration of fealty to dogma.

It has become less adversarial to government and corporations and more hostile to ordinary people with ideas that Twitter doesn't like.

Let me ask you this question.

When is the last time you heard the Democrats talk about big pharmaceuticals?

Here we are in the most important time of my life for pharmaceuticals when they are in the news every single day and not one media member is questioning the relationship with the government and the pharmaceutical companies?

When did big pharmaceutical become our saviors?

It's endlessly documenting microaggressions but pay little attention to evictions, to spotlight companies' political platitudes, but have little interest in wages or working conditions.

It's to allow sweeping societal changes like lockdowns, vaccine mandates, and school closures to roll out with little debate.

To see billionaires amass extraordinary wealth and bureaucrats amass enormous power with little scrutiny.

And to watch the most

vulnerable among us die of drug overdoses with little comment.

It is to consent to the idea that a growing list of subjects are off the table, that dialogue itself can be harmful, that the big issues of our time are already settled.

That is so important to understand.

The big issues are not settled.

The one thing about science is it is just our understanding, our best understanding, at the time.

When new information comes in, that should be updated.

As we are now seeing them do because of Omicron.

It's over.

It is over.

We'll get into that here in a second.

It is to capitulate to certainty, to shut down critical thinking, to stamp out curiosity, to keep one's mouth shut, to not ask questions, to not rock the boat.

This while the world burns.

How could possibly any good journalism be done under such circumstances and conditions?

How could any of this be healthy for our society?

All of this raises larger questions about the direction that North America is headed.

Questions about this new movement we are living through and its impact on the body politic, on class divisions and economic inequality, on education, mental health, literature, comedy, science, liberalism, and democracy.

These questions keep me up at night.

I can no longer push them down.

I will no longer hold them back.

This sub stack is an attempt to find some answers.

Journalists, you must save journalism.

Journalism is really important.

And

you have buried it

with your silence.

And that's at best.

That's at best.

For those of who really do understand journalism and fairness and critical thinking and the importance of asking questions, especially to those with power.

This is your year.

This is absolutely your year.

Do something with it.

Make this a New Year's resolution to not be part of the machine anymore.

By the way, CNN has discovered now that

if you're obese and you get COVID-19, you have a better chance of going to the hospital.

So maybe people should lose weight.

What?

I never thought of that.

I never...

Wait a minute.

Yes, they say they have found that you are at more risk of getting really sick, facing a 113% chance a higher chance of being hospitalized and 74% a higher risk of needing to be treated with ICU and most troubling of all 48% increased risk of death huh

so as you get fatter

you have a worse chance of survival well I

I wish we would have known this earlier I wish we would have been encouraging people to take preventative steps.

You know, get get in shape, lose some weight.

Also,

half of the Omicron hospitalizations, not actually for COVID-19.

So we are being overrun with COVID-19 in the hospitals.

It's just overrun.

Half of those hospitalizations are not because of COVID-19.

It was something else that brought them to the hospital.

I mean,

where is the perspective on anything?

And here's the good news.

I think Omicron, we are going to see in the next couple of weeks that you've adopted the Fauci pronunciation of Omnicron now.

Omicron, Omicron, Omicron or Omicron, but not Omnicorn.

Yeah.

I know.

I'm sorry.

Omicron, right?

Omicron.

Omicron was the way they had actually announced it.

Some people are saying Omicron as well.

I think that's also acceptable.

Okay, so anyway, Omicron, the good news is it looks like like

that it is turning out to be what we hoped that it would be, and that is wipe out the deadly stuff and maybe just become the flu.

Better yet, it looks like this may be replacing the common cold.

It may have fused with the common cold, and that's what we're going to have to live with, is Omicron being a

common cold.

That's fantastic.

It would be great.

And it seems that we're going, at least in that direction,

not done yet, of course, but it is spreading really fast.

Everyone's getting it.

It is

seemingly much less virulent.

I mean, every study shows the same thing.

You know, I think it was in South Africa.

It looked like about 75 to 80% less death from

this variant, which would be

great news.

So how come that's not everywhere?

Why isn't that being heralded as, hey, there's hope, America.

This thing might actually be over.

Let's not count our chickens before they hatch, but this is very good news.

And they're seemingly just focused on the fact that the next few weeks are going to probably be pretty rough.

I mean, the numbers are going to look pretty bad.

Because everybody's getting it.

It's spreading so fast.

Yeah.

And

a lower percentage of people going to the hospital, a lower percentage of death, but spread over a much larger population is going to give you a few ugly weeks here.

But even the experts are saying we think it's mid-January.

So, what's today, the fourth?

You know, that's a couple weeks away.

Two weeks.

So, the next couple of weeks are probably going to be pretty ugly for numbers, but hopefully, after that, we're going to have a break from this for a while.

Instead, they're leading with what the unions are doing in schools and more fear-mongering.

This is really, really good news, really good news.

But the press hasn't decided that they can tell you the truth at this point even you know the new york times uh was it the new york times no it was npr today i i listened to uh uh the elizabeth holmes verdict that came in oh yeah okay so you remember elizabeth holmes she was the one uh

yeahanos and she you know she was wearing the black sweater you know the the turtleneck like steve jobs she was 19

uh by 22 everybody who was anybody was investing in in Theranos.

She said she could diagnose people with just a prick of the finger, and you could get it at CVS, et cetera, et cetera.

Well, as it turns out,

she didn't have the technology that she was claiming, so she went to court.

It looks like she could get as much as 60 years in jail.

The sentencing is still to come, but she was found guilty.

And she was guilty, I think, on three different counts.

They let her loose on

four different counts, but the counts that she is guilty on could amount to 60 years in prison.

So her life, if she got the maximum, would really be over, spent in prison.

But here's the thing.

As I'm listening to this, they

report how many people were involved in this and how many people were

just enamored by her.

And it was General Mattis

and Henry Kissinger.

Oh, yeah, it was all their entire board was filled with who's who.

Correct.

But they just said Henry Kissinger and Mattis.

Okay, those were the two that they decided to pick.

Yeah, there's some other really important people.

In fact, let me just read a tweet here.

Talk about being inspired.

This is inspiration.

It's amazing what Elizabeth has been able to do.

Joe Biden.

I mean, he went and toured and said, this is fantastic.

Bill Clinton, they were like at the hip, joined at the hip.

Now, I'm not saying, I mean, this was exciting technology, and I'm not blaming either of them for buying into it.

I mean, it's, it's, you know, it's the great Gatsby time.

It really is the great Gatsby time where, you know, you just get excited and you don't want to miss out and everything else and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

But wait a minute.

You won't mention the others.

That's the kind of journalism that has allowed you

to have a record low rating of trust, media.

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It's not just that you don't tell the truth.

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So the U.S.

Senate is

going to vote later this month on whether to change its rules to make it easier to pass a bill protecting voting rights.

Chuck Schumer

has announced this.

They have, you know, obviously a very slim lead.

They need all of the Republicans.

And then if it's a, oh, sorry, all of the Democrats.

And if there is a tie,

Kamalai Harris, she's the one that casts the deciding vote.

And you'll see in the media, they'll always say, I can't believe one senator is holding everything back.

No, it's not one senator.

It's half of the senate plus one.

How are you missing that?

The way they craft the words is

really an evil art form.

And they're just picking up Bernie Sanders' phrasing of this argument.

Well, how can one senator hold this up?

It's 51 senators.

Yeah.

It's 51.

That's how the system's set up.

That's how it works.

You know that.

You've been here for 5,000 years.

You're a 5,000-year leap in and of yourself.

So now what they're trying to do is get rid of the filibuster, which requires 60 of the 100 senators to agree to advance most legislation.

So you have to have a supermajority.

It's only 10.

If you can't pick off 10 senators, from the other side, see, they're worried that they can't even get the 50.

They've got two senators that look like they may

vote against this.

I'm sorry, but every senator should be voting against this.

Every senator.

It was Chuck Schumer himself that said, this is the death of democracy if they ever do anything like this.

Well, there you go.

It is.

It makes it.

Well, let me quote

Mike Lee.

An evenly divided Senate breaking and forever changing rules that require a supermajority is like a football team declaring its opponent's end zone starts at the 40-yard line.

It's absurd and dangerous to the institution itself.

Senator Schumer's rasp, partisanship, power grab should be seen for what it is: desperation and a failure to do what Joe Biden and Democrats ran on, unify.

If this rule change were to pass, the people of the United States would suffer

immeasurably as the Senate devolves into a strictly majoritarian, lord of the flies environment, Senator Schumer and his disastrous plan must be stopped.

Did you feel comfortable with that football reference, like going through that?

Because I know you're a big sports fan.

Oh, big sports fan.

And you felt comfortable.

Yeah, with the end zone being the 40-yard line, starting at the 40-yard line.

Okay, cool.

I just wanted to make sure.

I haven't heard you talking that much.

I mean, obviously, the playoffs are coming

coming soon.

Why are you questioning me on sports?

The show is known for its sports talk, it's known for something about sports.

It is known

for

one of the hosts' teams.

Well,

I don't want to say which team I'm rooting for in the playoffs, but

there's one in there that I am rooting for, but I don't want to divide.

I don't want to divide the odds.

I'm a uniter.

You're a divider.

You pick a team.

I say, keep it to yourself.

Keep it to yourself.

All teams, good luck.

All teams matter?

Yes.

All teams.

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Big story of the day to you.

I love the fact that it's finally happening.

There is a law professor at the University of Miami who is proposing some much needed changes to the U.S.

Constitution.

Okay,

which, as you know, is

so outdated.

Old and outdated.

Outdated and just irrelevant.

Irrelevant.

Yes.

Rights have changed.

So much.

And so have people.

Right.

And the founders couldn't have foreseen any of that.

No, uh-uh.

So

I think this is great.

You know, it's like.

What's he proposing?

She.

She, she.

She She is proposing.

Marianne Franks, law professor at

University of Miami.

Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

Proposing a couple of changes to the First Amendment, which should read, every person has the right to freedom of expression, association, peaceful assembly, and petition of the government for redress of grievances, consistent with the rights of others to do the same, and

subject to responsibility for abuses.

All conflicts of such rights shall be resolved in accordance with the principle of equality and dignity of all persons.

Amen.

Finally, somebody said.

Finally.

Finally.

Finally, under this oppressive Constitution, as currently written, you couldn't say that.

You couldn't.

No, you could not.

Right.

Then in the Second Amendment.

What a surprise.

The Second Amendment.

Yeah.

The Second Amendment, the

gun

situation has been eliminated.

And instead, we're going to talk about

protecting reproductive health.

Yeah.

Well, that's what the founders intended.

Yes.

If they would have seen this society.

Exactly.

So the way it's changed.

Amending the Second Amendment to be about the Second Amendment.

Yes.

It's going to be about abortion now.

Okay.

All people have the right to bodily autonomy consistent with the right of other people to do the same,

including the right to defend themselves against unlawful force and the right of self-determination in reproductive matters.

Okay.

Thank you.

Good.

Good.

So we can kill our babies,

but we can't stop somebody from killing us.

Right.

Okay.

All right.

I got that.

That is really

good.

It's important.

And, you know, it's like Ruth Bader-Ginsberg said,

you shouldn't look to the U.S.

Constitution if you're writing a new one.

And that's what kind of this is all about.

She suggested that we go with much more recent documents like Canada's.

Which Canada's not having a problem at all.

Not a problem.

No.

No.

Iceland just redid theirs

on Twitter.

Twitter.

That's why there's all kinds of LOLs in their constitution.

It is an emoji-based constitution, right?

I like that.

I like that.

I like that.

I like that.

And with the emojis, you kind of understand better what the original intent was.

Because if you see a smiley face, you know they're happy about it.

Correct.

Right.

Or the crying, like they're crying, laughing.

That means they don't want that thing in there.

This is a joke clause.

May I change the subject to

Betty White?

Betty White.

That is a change.

That is a change.

That was pretty drastic.

Well, she was old, dusty, and irrelevant.

You know what I mean?

Change was about to come, and it was way overdue.

Way overdue.

Betty White, I don't know about anybody else, but when she died, we started watching the Golden Girls.

And I haven't seen the Golden Girls since they were on originally.

You know what I mean?

Once in a while, I'd catch a rerun, but not really.

Sure.

just turning just turning it on and hearing this

brought back so many it was weird

I said to Tanya

are you like does this affect you this theme and she's like yeah I can't exactly describe it but it feels like home You know what I mean?

Yeah, it's great.

Oh, it's so amazing.

And I watched it and

that was funny television.

It was, it holds up funny, it does.

It does, it holds up funny television.

I was never a fan of it

back in the day, but

were you?

Did you?

I was.

Yeah, I was.

I used to like it too.

I watched the reruns, I remember.

And

it was just to scream.

Yeah, she was her role was dumb, right?

She was dumb.

She was the dits, essentially, of the group.

Right.

And then you got to.

Her B.

Arthur and Estelle Getty.

I wasn't a fan of

what's her name, the other one.

Rue McClanahan.

Yeah, Rue McCanah.

I wasn't a fan of that character, but I.

She was the one that was always having sex with everybody.

Everybody.

Yeah, everybody.

Everybody.

I saw a quote from Betty White.

She said, My answer to anything under the sun, like, what would you have not done in the business that you've always wanted to do?

And she said, Robert Redford.

She was really funny.

She was a scared.

She was a delight.

I mean, you can't not like Betty White.

Yeah.

That's one of those rare things that I think unites everybody.

And she was one of those celebrities.

I have no idea what her political background was.

Yeah, no, I don't care.

No idea.

That went away.

They stopped caring about appealing to all of the country.

There is this thing, too, that happened with her where

you just can't pre-plan a 100th birthday party.

You shouldn't do it.

It's not a good idea.

Sad.

You You certainly shouldn't announce it months in advance.

And in the article, they said she was in good health.

Yeah.

I mean, and then like two days later, she's gone.

99 years old.

And I mean, you can go fast.

It can happen.

I went to a movie this weekend.

This is like three or four days, seemingly.

A couple of days, it seemed after, you know, she wound up dying.

And they were still running the commercial for her.

Join Betty White for her 100th birthday party.

It's like, I don't know.

Oh, no.

People.

That's not good.

I guess they were doing a Fathom event, which is one of these in-theater events.

And

I assume it's all maybe adjusted.

It's got to be kind of sad.

Yeah.

Maybe they'll use it as a memorial or something.

But

I don't think we're going to be joining her, unfortunately, on that.

No, if you bought tickets for that,

it might turn out to be kind of a different kind of mood.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

A little different vibe there.

Maybe.

You know, she said that she said exactly the same thing my father said.

I'm still a teenager in my mind.

That's what I say all the time.

Me too.

Seriously, I'm a teen in my head.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it's not until you see yourself in the mirror that you're like, holy crap.

I'm not 18 on the outside.

Right.

Right.

It's weird, isn't it?

Yeah.

And you, you,

it's, it plays such a game with you because

especially as you start to get to the top of the food chain, you know, as

the people who always were at the big person's table and you were at the little kitty's table, and now you find yourself, you know, closer and closer to the end of the table as the patriarch, you're like, oh my God, I'm next.

I mean, it's weird.

It is very weird.

I mean, you notice it from everything from the table for sure, but also bending down to pick something up.

I was on Instagram, I don't know, a while ago, and I was going through and, you know, they start serving you ads for, I guess, things that they think you want.

And they were serving me ads for shoes you don't have to bend down to tie.

And I was like, This is insulting.

Click, click, click.

I bought two pairs, they're fantastic.

I don't have to bend down ever, they slip right on, and they just hug the back of your ankles.

They're awesome.

What are they?

Are you wearing one now?

Uh, yeah, yeah, actually, I don't think I am.

It reminds me of one of the first episodes that we watched of Golden Girls.

Uh, she meets a

foot doctor and

Betty White says, Have you ever met Dr.

Scholz?

Oh, yeah, that's pretty good.

It doesn't look like an old person's shoe.

But this is an old person telling you that.

That's a good point.

But they're fantastic.

Kizzik, I think they're called.

Yeah.

And I love them.

I am looking for shoes like that.

And they're on it.

Me too.

And you put them on and they just slip right on.

They slip right off.

They're perfect for your ports.

Have you tried the new sneakers that have the little thing on the back, the tab on the back that you just hold on?

The shoestrings don't do anything?

No.

Oh.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I usually wear them every day, and today I'm not wearing them.

They're fantastic.

They're fantastic.

You just hold on to the back of them.

You put them in.

They slip right on.

You don't have to tie your shoes.

We are the laziest people in the history.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, God.

Because those aren't made for old people.

That's a new fashion thing, I think.

Right.

That's how I think of it, too.

That's how I convince myself of getting old as well.

Sure.

Because, you know, like, it just comes to a point of what year is this?

Do I really need to bend down to pick things up?

They should rise to me.

Everything should just come up to the level that makes me comfortable.

Right.

This is America.

It's 2022.

We were supposed to have flying cars.

I can remember.

I'm going to show shoes.

I shouldn't be tired of being shooting.

I mean we should 2020.

Oh, no, sorry, 2020, the year 2000.

I remember thinking, the year 2000 2000 was a joke.

Growing up, it was like, oh, it'll happen in the year 2000.

It was an absolute joke.

Then I remember

2001

and thinking how much change will come by 2020 and me going, will I still be alive in 2020?

You know what I mean?

Now that we're, we're on our way to 2030.

Yeah, I mean, I remember all, you have all these like things you've been talking about for as long as I've known you.

By 2030, X, Y, and Z is going to happen.

It's like right around the corner.

It is.

Like all those changes, and you see a lot of them happening.

I mean, the automatic driving car is a, was a big one I remember.

And, you know, it's the job losses.

Have you seen the job losses of what's coming?

Now,

now, you know, regular reporters are starting to talk about job losses.

Because of robots.

Yeah, or AI just being so good that it will take, and I want to talk about this later this week, but it's really important that you understand

what is coming and you understand for your children because going to college right now for some of these degrees is ridiculous.

It's ridiculous.

By the time they get out of college, for instance, accounting, by the time they go through college, if they're going for four years,

we're in the last few years of that.

I mean, somebody's going to have to oversee it, but you're not going to have

accountants like we have.

is

a dead-end job.

An accountant?

Yes.

Why?

AI will be able to do all of it.

AI will be able to balance all the books, make sure everything's...

AI is going to be taking any of those little menial.

You're saying more like

an accountant makes all sorts of important decisions, though, and that have the nuance of human life, right?

Right.

And so there will be somebody.

There's still jobs.

There'll still be jobs, but they are different and they're fewer.

Much, much, much, much less.

The thing that you have to focus on is your emotional quotient.

The thing that AI won't be able to reproduce is connecting with the individual.

For instance, doctors.

Doctors are not going to be the source of information.

They're not going to be the ones that say, you've got cancer.

Actually, they will be the ones saying to you, you've got cancer, but they will not be the ones diagnosing.

They'll just take, you'll go in, they'll take all of it, they'll feed it into the machine.

The AI will diagnose, tell you exactly what to do, give you all the information, but you don't want a machine doing it because it won't have any personal skills.

So the doctor is just a go-between between the AI and the patient saying, listen, I want to break this to you.

Wow.

That's instead of doing that, you need like adorable little children.

Like they'll be like, you have cancer, daddy.

You know what I mean?

It just sounds better coming from a cute kid.

You don't want some weird doctor telling you

crazy anything.

It's like a horror movie.

Really?

Yeah.

No, you want cancer, Daddy.

That's not creepy.

That's crazy.

Well, when you do it, you're not a kid.

Wow, that sounds like something from a horror film.

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Donald Trump for the Falawa.

Donald Trump, in an interview that is really focused, not on the past, but on the future.

What are we going to do next?

How hard is it to take this country with the inflation and with the money spending and everything else?

How can we turn this around?

How can we undo the damage that COVID has done?

Or, you know, what are we in store for?

I talked to him about Putin

and China, and it is a

really frightening section of the interview.

Let me just play just what he said about Putin and Biden.

One of the first things that Joe Biden did was to stop the Keystone pipeline and then say to Russia,

you can build your pipeline.

That's something that Reagan, forever we've been saying, don't do that.

Poland begged him.

Ukraine begged him, don't do that.

You had

stopped it.

It was done.

Correct.

If you would have done that, people would have said, see, there's an.

He's friends with Putin.

He loves Putin.

It's like crazy.

I watched, this is being taped in, what is it, November or December,

and we'll be airing in January.

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What did you think when you saw the two of them?

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Hi, Bethany.

How are you?

I'm good.

I'm good, Glenn.

How are you?

I'm great.

It's good to have you on.

I saw your text or your Facebook post last night.

I don't remember what it was, about nine o'clock at night.

And you have done the Heroes of Liberty.

It's a book series.

And you've published them.

You're an independent publisher.

And apparently, you were labeled disruptive content by Facebook.

And you were permanently suspended as of yesterday by Facebook.

Yeah, so leading up to the sort of mad dash of Christmas shopping,

we had received a message from Facebook saying

you have to clean up your app, you have to post better ads, or we're going to suspend your account.

And we replied and said,

what exactly are we in violation of?

We don't understand.

And then they replied and said,

this is your final notice.

You're in violation and your account has been permanently suspended.

And so that meant a few things.

We couldn't post ads anymore, which was a massive source of revenue.

And we put a lot of our marketing budget, I would say the vast majority of our budget, into those ads.

But also we had spent a lot of money and time cultivating a community on Facebook and Instagram so that we could tell people about our books and they wouldn't let us access to those accounts.

And so they appeared like they were still active, but we weren't able to access them.

And so there was just no, there was no recourse.

There was no human being that we could talk to.

We know that a human actually shut us down, but

there was no way for us to talk to them to sort of appeal in any way.

And it felt like we were hostages.

You know, we're paying them thousands of dollars, and there's nothing you can do.

And so we made us think about it, and it became a story on Fox News, on Fox Business.

And then at that point, was when they contacted not us, but several members of Congress and told them that we were reinstated.

They've never actually contacted us or told us.

And I mean, it really does feel like we're hostages because we got a call from, you know, government representatives saying we can go free.

The jail cell is open.

That was crazy.

We were never told that.

So, the disruptive content.

Tell me about your content.

So, it's super wholesome and really, like, we're not even political.

We're very patriotic and packed with American values.

The pictures in our books are stunning, and we have a lot of those pictures in our ads.

And, you know, all we're doing is trying to sort of teach children about heroes that we consider heroes.

Ronald Reagan, Thomas Sowell, and Amy Coney Barrett are the three first books.

And we had a lot of comments on those on those ads saying heroes of fascism and I want to burn these books, especially

Barrett and Ronald Reagan is a war criminal.

And we think that those people reported our content.

And that report got to a woke Facebook employee who agreed with them.

They agreed that Ronald Reagan is a war criminal, and so they shut us down.

You know, this is what I told Mark Zuckerberg.

He said, maybe,

well, others said, maybe we should have,

you should have quotas where you hire a certain number of conservatives.

I don't think that's a good idea.

I hate quotas.

However, the solution has been, you just have to get out of a bubble.

You do have to hire people that don't all think in lockstep because that would never happen in a company where you had that debate, a healthy debate, going on inside where people would say,

Ronald Reagan was a fascist and we're going to listen to the person who just said we should burn these books.

Come on.

It's extremely authoritarian.

And

this is the left now.

It's authoritarian.

They're book burners.

They're against the First Amendment.

It's everything against what we built our country on and this is so much of why we wanted to do these books for kids because we don't want our kids to turn out like these people

and you know it's happening in our schools and and this is sort of our way of changing the narrative that kids are hearing about our country and about morals and values at home you know this 15 minutes before bedtime

so these books are aimed at what age

it's it's around six to twelve.

I have five children who span those ages and my four-year-old definitely gets something out of it.

My eight-year-old loves them.

And I've heard from folks that their young teenagers like them, too.

But I think the sweet spot is between ages 6 to 12.

Okay.

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Well,

I can't wish you enough luck.

What are your next titles that are coming out?

Yeah, so we're doing John Wayne coming out in February, and we're going to have a subscription sort of service so that

people can use that.

And also Alexander Hamilton and Margaret Thatcher.

And we're sort of trying to do the subscription so that we're not indebted to big tech and sort of on the hook to be at their mercy so we can just send books directly to people without having having to market every single month and pray that they don't cut us off again because we don't know.

They've never told us if we are on thin ice or not.

I have to just tell you from experience,

you really cannot build your business around Facebook.

You cannot do it.

I mean, they built an app for people like me.

And I think I was one of the first people to have it, the creator app.

Do you remember this, Stu?

And

the algorithm would change so my content would be pushed out faster.

And we built a large audience on Facebook.

And I really have very little connection to my Facebook audience now.

People that signed up and want to follow me,

they're not getting

my posts.

So you cannot build your business on Facebook because they will come and shut you down.

And they don't really mind.

If this wouldn't wouldn't have gotten to Congress, they wouldn't have cared.

Yep.

That's exactly right.

And, you know, we know that because when we were told, well, first of all, we were never told, but when it became known that we were released from Facebook jail, they didn't tell us.

They told several members of Congress and they told Britt Hume at Fox News and Mary Catherine Hamm at CNN.

They replied to their tweets.

And then they contacted members of Congress.

And they have our contact information.

We've paid them tens of thousands of dollars.

They could reach out to us, but they didn't.

And it's because they cared more about the narrative and about the optics than they cared about actually doing right by their customers.

Yeah, they didn't change their belief that you were,

what do they call you, a disruptor?

Disruptive content, but I like disruptor better.

Yeah, you are a disruptor and a disruptor of the left and what they're doing.

more power to you.

Bethany, thank you so much.

I appreciate it.

Thank you so much, Ben.

I really appreciate it.

you bet

uh

look i told you yesterday that this year i think you're going to start seeing some things that are going to be very very damaging one we don't believe in the media anymore This is something that I talked to President Trump about, and you'll see that interview tomorrow night on Wednesday night.

I talked to him about the press, fake news.

In fact, we have this clip on fake news.

Listen.

And even I was uncomfortable when you said the press is the enemy of the people.

You were right.

I knew the deep state was a thing, this bureaucracy that just doesn't answer to anybody.

But I didn't realize how bad it was until you started to expose it.

Just made a lot of time.

You exposed it also.

I remember you long before I got this involved.

I used to get great press, remember, before I went for politics, I guess that's how I got elected.

I got, I was the boy wonder.

I was getting great press.

I mean, historically, I was getting pretty good press.

Long before that, you were hitting the press pretty hard.

They were also hitting you pretty hard, and you realized it was unfair.

Right.

No, I said they're the enemy of the people.

I came up with the fake news.

I know one of the best of all names.

They're fake news.

But now I realize it's not strong enough.

They're really the corrupt news.

They're very corrupt.

They are

he's right.

And and I think we see that now.

Everyone except them, they are so buttoned up in their own little bubble that they don't get it.

And the same is happening with science.

Can we play the Joe Rogan clips that we have?

Joe Rogan

was on

just before the holiday, and he had Robert Malone on, who's been on this program several times.

But he talked about BlackRock, which we have mentioned several times, and the World Economic Forum.

And, you know, I don't know if you've seen the ratings of Joe Rogan, but it's about 11 million people.

Isn't it 11 million?

I've seen that being tweeted around.

I don't know what exactly that's based on, but he has a massive audience, we know.

A massive audience, a massive audience.

And he's talking about the reason why his audience is so big is because he's talking about the things that the average person on both sides, sides, on both sides, are wanting to know.

He started to scratch the surface of

why all of this is happening with

big pharmaceutical and COVID.

Listen to this, cut two.

Well, that's one of the more disturbing things, the opposite of that, is one of the more disturbing things about this pandemic is how people have just decided because they're scared and because they want a solution that the pharmaceutical companies have their best interests at heart and that they're not these

machines that are designed to make money and they they sell drugs and the drugs are often beneficial but their main goal is to make money and if they can fudge the data if they can move the numbers around if they can delete negative consequences Pfizer is one of the most criminal pharmaceutical organizations in the world based on their past legal history and fines.

What do those fines include?

Bribing physicians.

Okay?

It is a cost-benefit analysis in the pharmaceutical industry about misbehavior.

They are not grounded in the ethical principles that you and I as average people believe in.

They don't live in that world.

As you appropriately point out, They are about profit, return on investment.

And furthermore, the overlords that own them blackrock vanguard state street etc these large massive funds that are completely decoupled from nation states have no moral core they have no moral purpose

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So, the reason why I wanted to play that Joe Rogan cut, and there's another one I want to play, is because he is,

he is, Malone is scratching the surface of the Great Reset.

And BlackRock is one of the biggest.

They are,

they don't care about anything except making money.

And they are all in with the Great Reset.

And

they're going to say this is, they're doing it for the environment, they're doing it for social justice, but they're not.

They're doing it for money, period.

It is grotesque.

And when people, especially people who actually believe in social justice,

which I'm not sure how many people really truly believe that,

it's more of a power play.

But people do believe in global warming and do want to do something about global warming.

I want to be good to the environment and make sure we're not doing things that hurt the planet.

We all are on that one.

When the people who are really down with the Green New Deal and everything else figure out what BlackRock is doing,

BlackRock is in trouble.

You better control the entire population.

You better make sure that you have everybody locked down before they figure out what you're doing.

Because they're lying to you and they're only enriching themselves and those elites at the very, very top.

When did pharmaceutical companies become the good guys to the left?

When did that happen?

When did that happen?

And by the way, if you think the pharmaceuticals like the Republicans,

did you notice that they didn't release the information that you know they had

until after the election?

And they let Joe Biden know before they let Donald Trump know.

They are on the side of this great reset.

And it is so clear that they are in bed with giant funds

with the government.

And the government is in bed with giant pharmaceuticals.

Chuck Schumer and Barack Obama, they were the ones saying these giant pharmaceutical companies were out of control.

Now nothing, when pharmaceutical companies are pretty much telling us how we have to live our life,

what we have to put into our bodies.

No one's questioning that.

There's one other

clip that goes to this.

How much time do I have?

Not enough.

Okay, when we come back, I'm going to play it because Malone talks about

the World Economic Forum.

And it's really important that you understand who those people are.

This is the Davos crowd.

This is the George Soros crowd.

And they're the ones pushing the great reset.

And I want you to hear what he talks about and what he says, Dr.

Malone on Joe Rogan's show, what he said about the World Economic Forum.

They are just beginning to scratch the surface on this.

And once this goes mainstream, once people really understand,

It's over.

It's over for them.

It really is.

But it's a race against time.

They're going to say it's a conspiracy theory, but my new book is riddled with facts.

It's all fact-driven.

And you can see where all of the facts come from and you can do your own homework at the end of the book.

But it's essential that you understand what the great reset is.

Because if you can explain it to your friends

and they can explain it to their friends and you understand it in real terms, what this means to you, what this means to your children,

then we can fight back.

But it's happening at a really rapid pace.

As we told you yesterday,

they're bracing now for economic collapse.

They've just done

a big, great reset

drill on economic collapse that is coming.

And that will put us right into the hands of Davos.

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I want to play the next clip from Dr.

Malone on Joe Rogan because it goes to the great reset.

Listen to this.

Now with this Twitter event,

my wife and I have racked our brains about what was the, what is likely to have been the tweet that triggered this.

And, you you know, you never know.

The last two that I can think of that went out was one that was in our substack in which we referred to a fantastic video that has been put out by the Canadian COVID Care Alliance Group that summarizes all the malfeasance and data manipulation and misinterpretation associated with the Pfizer vaccines and their clinical trials.

It's a super video.

And

of course, that's, I guess that is interpreted as something that would cause people to become vaccine hesitant.

That's the sin in general is saying things that cause people to become vaccine hesitant.

The other thing that I put out immediately before that was a post, a link

to a website for the World Economic Forum that lays out their entire strategy for how they manage media, how they're managing COVID-19, and all of their core messaging.

It's a fascinating website with links.

Those are the only two things I can think of that would meet the criteria.

So, you know, my position all the way through this comes off of the platform of bioethics and the importance of informed consent.

This is really important.

He's saying the only thing he can think of, out of the two that he can even think that maybe Twitter had a problem with, One of them was a link to the website for the World Economic Forum.

I have been telling you to do your own homework and do not listen to conspiracy theories.

Go to their own website

and you will see everything that we're talking about.

Now, I think that website is going to change.

I'm hoping this book is a, it puts a dent

into

the conspiracy theory of the great reset because it's all from them.

It's all from them.

And so he's saying

their strategy on how to manage the media with COVID-19 and all of their core messaging, it's a fascinating website, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

So

this is the same thing they just did.

I think it was December 5th, maybe.

The World Economic Forum just held another war game session where they were talking about an economic collapse, a global economic collapse,

and how they needed to handle the

media and how they needed to get the media online, on message, and then discredit and shut down anyone who was proposing conspiracy theories, as they said.

Well,

that's that's why Malone is being shut down.

But

I just want to appeal to the common sense of Americans.

There must be opposition in all things.

That's a general

rule of law for the entire universe.

Opposites are important

and they're a part of all life throughout the universe

and they're important.

When you say

I'm going to isolate and silence anyone in opposition, you're violating the basic rules and laws of the universe.

You must have that give and take, that push and pull.

You have to have it.

Science is not not science if you shut everyone else down.

It's religion.

That's religion.

That's what we had when the church was locking people up in the towers because they said,

I don't think the Sun revolves around us.

I think we revolve around the Sun.

Lock them in the tower.

Even though they knew it to be true,

it hurt their power.

And and so they silenced those voices.

They knew it was true.

This is exactly the same thing that is happening now.

Opposition, and

this is why the First Amendment is so important.

The First Amendment does not guarantee just my speech, it guarantees the speech of people I vehemently disagree with.

Because opposition in all things is vital.

You cannot move forward

without both sides.

A bird can't fly with only one wing,

it needs both sides,

and this is a fundamental right

that is universal in its nature.

What's the difference between shame

and guilt?

I've been thinking about this a lot lately because

I feel like we our society

lacks any kind of shame.

And so what's the difference between shame and guilt?

And what is it and is shame bad?

Because in some ways, that's been a big problem with humanity,

is shame

when you shouldn't be ashamed.

What's happening right now, and this is a

tactic that you can find in rules for radicals, is shame.

Shame them, to isolate them.

The difference between guilt and shame.

I could see myself saying, guilty is charged, but I am not ashamed of it.

But can you see yourself saying, I'm ashamed of what I did, but I'm not guilty of doing it?

No.

Guilt,

guilt comes from doing something that you shouldn't have done.

And that may be a law.

It might just be something that you,

you know, failed to do.

Might be something that you failed to do because of shame.

I said something I shouldn't have said to that person.

And so now I avoid them because I'm ashamed of myself.

And so now you destroy that relationship.

You destroy everything around you because you're ashamed.

And there is no way out of shame.

Guilt, however,

all you have to do is pay the price to justice

and you're not guilty anymore.

You committed that.

You did that.

But it's behind us now.

Guilt gives you a way out.

Shame does not.

Guilt says this thing that you did was wrong.

Shame says you're a bad person.

When it comes to COVID, when it comes to all of it, all the social justice, all the global warming, COVID, everything that is coming out of this evil religious cult of the left is based in shame.

You did something.

You're white.

You did something.

I can't even name exactly what you've done.

I can't, of course, give you any specifics of what you are guilty of.

But you should be ashamed of yourself because you're white

and other white people have done bad things.

And there's no redemption from that.

You can't speak.

You should sit there in your shame.

That's evil.

That's evil.

That's wrong.

We don't need more shame.

What is, what do people do when you're not wearing a mask?

They try to shame you.

Walking into a really very downscale grocery store in Mexico, just last week, woman says, if you're rich enough to shop there, you're rich enough to wear a mask.

Dude, it's Mexico.

Nothing in that store was expensive.

Nothing.

They didn't even have Oreo cookies.

I mean, what can I say?

What was she doing?

Shame.

You don't wear a mask.

You want to kill people.

You have to let shame roll off your back.

Because what that is telling you is the universal message from this evil religious cult of the left.

What that's telling you is there's no way out for you.

There's no hope for you.

There's nothing you can do.

You're a bad person.

This is a bad country.

That's not true.

And separate guilt from shame.

No, I'm not ashamed of not wearing a mask.

Am I wearing a mask all the time?

No, guilty is charged.

But I'm not ashamed of it.

Has this country done awful things in the past?

Yes, guilty is charged.

Aren't you ashamed?

No, I learned from it.

We don't do that again.

Except,

strangely, we do.

Why?

Because of the founders?

No, no.

We're the ones making making the decisions right now, not the founders.

We're the ones making the decisions.

We're the ones repeating the mistakes, in this case, of the 1930s.

We're repeating the exact storyline that we taught the world was wrong.

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If we are apathetic

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Don't be ashamed.

I may disagree with current science, but you know what?

Science disagrees with itself all the time.

All the time.

May I remind you of butter's good for you, butter's bad for you?

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This is the Glenn Beck program.

We're just talking about Dr.

Malone, who's been on this program several times, was on Joe Rogan a week or so so ago.

And,

you know, he was taken off of Twitter.

And

why?

For what reason?

And we all recognize that the banning is wrong, I think, in this audience.

Left or right, if you have an opinion that everyone thinks is crazy, you shouldn't be banned for your opinion.

We all think that that's nuts.

But it's actually a step further than this.

He's sitting here on the air with Joe Rogan, speculating as to what actually caused him to be removed from Twitter.

He doesn't even know.

They didn't even bother to tell him what thing he did that would brand him a conspiracy theorist and ruin his credibility.

You think about going back to the election stuff that went on, Dominion voting systems.

People said, hey, you know, there's people out there saying they did all these things that were really wrong.

And Dominion's argument was, you saying that we stole the election ruins our credibility as a company, and we're going to sue you for a billion dollars.

What happens with people like this?

People that are getting kicked off of Twitter for being a conspiracy theorist.

And everyone gets to say, well, they, I mean, look, you're not going to trust them.

They got kicked off of Twitter.

They got kicked off their social media.

I think there's a class action lawsuit.

I really do.

I mean,

where do I go to get my credibility back?

I'm more than willing to accept the mistakes that I've made,

but

not the mistakes that the media says that I've made.

And where are they?

You know, it's one thing just to change the COVID rules and go, yeah, you know, it's only five days because that was purely arbitrary.

Yoga, you can say that now, but I said that a year ago and you called me a conspiracy theorist.

Where do I go to get my reputation back?

There has to be some penalty for them reversing themselves because it's not an honest mistake.

They are taking their marching orders from others and they are silencing all dissent.

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Yesterday, a judge issued a temporary injunction against President Joe Biden's military vaccine mandate, delivering a win to dozens of Navy SEALs who have sued for the right to not get the jab.

We'll see how that plays out because the whole thing is going to the Supreme Court on Friday.

We should have an answer of whether or not the government and the president has the right to force everybody to put something in their body.

Is it your body or does it belong to the government?

We'll get that answer soon, hopefully, but another good step in that direction.

Also, good step on Omicron.

It looks like

it may just develop into the common cold.

We might be at the end of this.

Meanwhile, the debate of the vaccinated versus the unvaccinated is happening everywhere, but especially in football.

And I want to bring up Aaron Rodgers.

I know nothing about it.

So I'm going to let Stu and, of course, our sports expert, the legendary Jason Whitlock, the Blaze TV host of Fearless, go at it on

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Hi, Jason.

How are you?

Glenn, how are you?

Happy Tuesday.

Hey, thank you very much.

I don't remember what episode it was that I watched, but I was on vacation and I was staying away from the news, but I thought, I'll watch Jason Whitlock because it's kind of news, but, you know, it's more spiritual and everything else.

You've got a great show, Jason.

Really great show.

Thank you.

I appreciate it.

I enjoyed the opportunity to fill in for you a couple weeks ago.

Wait a minute.

They let you fill in for me?

Yeah, they did.

Holy cow.

We'll just let anybody off the street now.

Jason, I wanted to talk to you about Aaron Rodgers.

There's a couple of things.

He was, if I'm not mistaken, a hero of the left for a while because didn't he leave Christianity?

I think so.

And, you know, I think he went to school school at Cal Berkeley, you know, and so they loved him on the left.

He was, you know,

he fit part of the left narrative.

But now, I think he's starting to go the other way.

I don't know if you saw this last night, Glenn, but he was on the ESPN Monday Night Football broadcast, and the book Atlas Shrugged was behind him.

I think he pointed to it and made reference to it.

Oh, my gosh, not Atlas Shrugged.

Oh, my gosh, that's such a controversial book.

I mean, hasn't everyone read Atlas Shrugged?

Well, Aaron Rodgers has, and I think it may explain what's going on with him.

So what is going on with him?

Oh, I think the same thing that's going on with everybody, you know, the Great Reset is actually a great awakening.

and for smart people.

And people are just starting to wake up and the vaccine mandates and just all the other lies that are being forced down our throat are making people start to question themselves and question the beliefs they had just adopted because that's what everybody thought.

But the vaccine deal, and I didn't understand this initially a year ago, but it's so personal and it affects everybody.

And so it's similar to the military draft.

Because anybody, any man could be drafted at some point.

And if you remember Muhammad Ali, because he got drafted and it affected him personally, he then was forced to take a bold stand and people that agreed with Ali jumped behind him and blah, blah, blah.

That's what I think is happening with Aaron Rodgers.

He's been forced because of these vaccine mandates, he's been forced to take a bold stand and people who have had nobody speak for them with a large platform in the mainstream popular culture.

He's kind of been forced to be that guy, and he's starting to, I think, enjoy being in that position and embrace that position.

And he's turned into my favorite NFL player

because of it.

I will tell you that I think we're seeing

heroes, and I want to be careful on this.

We're seeing people of real courage stand up.

You know, Colin Kaepernick acts, you know, and the press makes it seem like he's so courageous.

It's not courageous to stand up and say the things that everybody in power believes.

You know, and you're questioning the little guy, not the big guys.

That's not courage.

It might be what you believe, but it's not courageous.

Courage comes from saying the things that could very possibly destroy you or your career.

And

that's the position some of these guys are taking.

And we're seeing more and more of them, which is, and they're not necessarily the people I would agree with.

I don't have to agree with you to say that's a courageous move.

Well, Colin Kaepernick

didn't risk any wealth or real scorn because just like you said, he's taking on the police.

The police are actually working class people doing what they're told by politicians, lawmakers, the government.

And so he's not taking a stand against the real power, lawmakers, and the government.

He's taking on the middleman who's just doing what they're told to do.

And there's just no real risk

because the thing that athletes and popular figures are most concerned about, how are they perceived in social media?

And this Cowan Kaepernick stance has enhanced his brand in social media, which seems to be the most important currency public figures have.

Whereas Aaron Rodgers is receiving a lot of scorn over social media.

He's certainly defined what the globalist and what the government and everybody else wants.

Everybody else wants you to take the jab, but don't question it.

Everybody else did it, so you need to do it.

There's real risk in what Aaron Rodgers is doing.

Even though he was forced, and there have been other athletes at NBA player Kyrie Irving, who wasn't forced.

I mean he just took a stance I'm not taking a vaccine they basically have booted him out of the NBA he he's now coming back in because of this Omicron thing but and then there was Cole Beasley a wide receiver for the Bills who's been kind of outspoken but to see someone of Aaron Rodgers' success level importance to the NFL he he's basically defined his league and popular groupthink opinion by taking a stance that he did and and I think it is pretty courageous.

When he says, if science can't be questioned, it's not science.

I think we are finally getting to a point to where the principles are so clear.

We're not arguing about policies, really.

We're arguing about principles.

Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

You make, as a government, you make us run ads, pharmaceutical companies, run ads, where at least 20% of the 60 seconds is disclaimers on all of the things that are not going to happen to you, but could.

And on this, we can't even talk about the things that might happen to you?

That doesn't make sense.

It's illogical, and that's where I think this journey that Aaron Rodgers is on is going to return him to his faith.

Because anytime you start seeking truth,

what you're really seeking is God.

And he may not know that right now, but he's going to get there.

And so I am proud and just want to be supportive of him.

And,

you know, look, he won't be perfect.

None of us are.

He may, you know, say some things I disagree with.

But as long as he keeps seeking truth and then responds to that truth by stating truth, I'm going to support the guy.

Yeah.

How is your attitude?

I know right before we spoke,

I think on your show, before the holidays, and you were a little depressed.

My attitude is better because I'm starting to think the great reset is actually causing a great awakening.

And I do think it's because of this vaccine and just how illogical our approach has been, how

it's just shaking and waking people up.

And it has me a tiny bit optimistic that the actual right side is going to win.

And I don't even mean that in a political sense.

No, I know.

I'm just saying people that love freedom

are actually going to win.

Yeah, I agree with you.

Jason, thank you so much.

God bless.

Thank you.

God bless.

Go ahead.

You bet.

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You know,

I haven't asked you, Stu, how do you feel like Jason?

Where is your level of optimism or pessimism?

I'm trying to think of how to answer that.

Coming off of a relatively long vacation, I'm more optimistic than normal.

I think that we are in that point where there is sort of an awakening.

I mean, it reminds me a little bit of that tea party moment where people were...

were willing to stand up and

talk about their principles.

But, I mean, as we saw,

that faded eventually.

So I do expect, for example, a very significant victory for Republican candidates in the 2022 midterms.

Everything points to that, barring some unforeseen events.

That being said, what happened in 2010 was a massive wave, the biggest wave election we've seen in a century, followed by maybe a little bit of complacency.

Once that, like, that was almost seen as a finish line, which it is not.

I think this is time it's different.

I think,

you know, the Tea Party was about the things that Washington was doing

with our tax dollars and bailing out the banks and things like this.

We're now down to basic principles.

You know, I tried to stress this has to be about principles and values.

Yeah, you did that at the beginning, though.

That was certainly your message back then.

Correct.

Can't be about just elections.

Can't be about Washington.

It has to be about principles and values.

What makes us this?

Do you think that's what this is right now?

Is that what you feel?

Because to me, the energy feels almost more just anti-what they're doing.

Everyone sees a real threat from what the left is doing right now, and they want to stop it.

And I think that's where the energy is.

I don't know that I feel the

principal focus that we saw back in 2010.

Maybe that's a good thing.

I think we're seeing the

I think people see the threat from Washington, but they see it as

on both sides, they're waking up to it.

And they're seeing it as, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

You're way out of your lane.

You're way out of your lane.

You are now affecting me

and trying to tell me everything I must or can or cannot do.

That is not your place.

And it falls on, because I know my rights.

You know, we're, when we're talking about deplatforming, we're talking about the First Amendment.

When we're talking about questioning our government, we're talking about the First Amendment.

When we're talking about the press, we're talking about the First Amendment.

When we're looking at

our cities melting down in crime, and now the biggest year in the history of guns in America was last year.

And Democrats, Democrats, people who were against guns in California, now going to buy guns in record numbers.

You're talking about the Second Amendment.

People understand

this isn't about some shooter that happened someplace else.

This is about me protecting my family against people in my...

my neighborhood because the police aren't doing their job because of the politics of all of it.

So I think we're going down, we're boiling this down to what rights are really important?

It's interesting.

I think that's a good way to see it, and I hope that's the way it turns out.

I don't think people

think of it that way, but they are thinking about it as this is my right.

Yeah.

But they're not thinking of the Constitution.

It's our job and others' jobs to make sure we're defining, yes.

You are thinking about about the Constitution.

That's why we're talking about the Constitution.

Because I think right now a lot of the energy comes from the excesses of what the left is doing.

Like there's a lot of energy against what happened in Loudoun County, right?

What's happening in, you know, with

transgendered issues in sports, right?

Where people are just saying like, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute.

When people are burning down cities and half the country seems to be cheering this stuff on, there's a good chunk of people who aren't in that half of the country and don't associate that even though, with that, even though they might be on the left generally.

They don't want their cities burned down.

They don't want crime running rampant in the streets.

They don't want

male swimmers defeating female swimmers by 40 seconds.

This stuff just strikes people as so crazy that

there's a pushback there.

I hope it associates, I hope it ties itself to those principles and they become the sticky part of this.

Listen to this.

Prudence indeed would dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes.

That's where we've been.

People have, you know, we disagree on policies.

Accordingly, all experience has shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed.

But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, invinces a design to reduce them under absolute

despotism.

It is their right, it is their duty to throw off such government.

That's what's happening.

We have a long train of abuses.

And as it says here, the same object invinces a design to reduce them under absolute

despotism.

Despotism.

It is.

It's the same goal over and over and over again.

You're seeing this same thing happening.

Everything is moving in that wrong direction.

That's happening and has happened so many times and it's starting to get uncomfortable.

When my daughter loses at a swim meet to a guy,

okay, this has gone from theory to, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

No, that's not right.

And it's becoming practical to everyone.

It's not theory.

Should we all do the right thing for COVID?

Yes.

Now, practical.

What does that mean?

Does that mean we all must take a vaccine?

Does that mean we all must close our businesses for eight months?

What does that mean?

That's where the abuse becomes very apparent.

Before, we were fighting universal health care.

and Barack Obama's, you know, Obamacare.

But it wasn't in practice.

We were saying this is what it's going to be.

Once things are starting to be in practice and you see, wait a minute,

this is not what I wanted,

that's when people start to get their backup.

Like Mike Tyson used to say, everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.

It's like we've been

punched in the face already.

Over and over and over again.

Over and over and over again.

There's no way to ignore what is happening.

I mean, look at just the spending.

We used to warn about spending.

Hey, we don't want to spend.

They spend trillions and trillions of dollars and they want trillions and trillions more.

They're basically telling you now there is no limit to the amount they want to spend.

They used to hide that.

They're now admitting it.

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You know, we were talking a minute ago about

this movement.

Stu was saying, you know, is this a political movement?

I'm, I'm...

a little afraid because I saw the Tea Party people stand up at the Tea Party.

And

where did that get us?

Right.

I mean, it looked, there were a lot of things that it achieved, but politically in particular,

but it was not a lasting principled movement, I don't think.

I don't think it lived up to my very high expectations on that front.

A lot of good things.

I'm glad it happened.

Yeah.

And it gave us, it gave, eventually gave birth to things like, well, where we are now, Donald Trump and everything else.

It gave birth to

an attitude and an understanding that things are far worse than we thought they were.

Yeah, and it woke a lot of people up.

It may have just been a necessary first step in something bigger.

Yeah.

So I want to tell you a story about, and I just tweeted this, I put it up on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram.

A painting that hangs in my house.

I painted it about a year and a half ago, and it's of Joe Lewis.

And I painted it because I love the story.

And then when I finished it, it just connected with me.

I've had tons of offers to sell this

to people, and I just won't do it because the story behind it, to me, is too important.

What do you know about Joe Lewis?

Champion, boxer.

I mean, not all that much.

Correct.

That's about what I knew.

I knew his name, knew he was was a boxer, knew he was a champion.

It's interesting to me.

The part that is interesting to me happened

in,

I think it was 1935.

1935

is

the year that really

Joe Lewis, I think,

became

the champion.

And if you look at that painting, what's happening in the painting?

It's right after the knockdown.

And

the ref is in there saying, you know, it's over.

You're out.

Okay.

And where's Joe Lewis?

In the background.

No.

Oh, yeah, no, that's he.

He was.

He lost.

He lost that fight.

That's right.

Yeah, geez.

This is Max Schnelling.

That's right.

Okay.

And he lost that fight.

And

so the ref in this painting is counting Joe Lewis out.

Okay.

And this is a very important, historically important fight.

This fight didn't happen at Madison Square Garden.

This fight happened at Yankee Stadium.

Okay.

It was huge.

Why?

Max Schnelling.

He was the

German

superhero fighter.

At the height,

1935, we're in the growing of the Nazi movement, and African Americans are nobods and the master race can beat anybody.

Well, Joe Lewis saw

Schmelling and thought, he's an old man.

He's past his prime.

Joe Lewis was at the top of the game, and he was knocking everybody out.

Everybody.

And he thought, I'm not going to have a problem with this guy.

You kidding me?

Hitler, this was a very important fight for Hitler because this was the master race coming against the inferior race.

Well, the old man,

as Joe Lewis would look at him, the old man did his research on Joe Lewis.

And he, I can't remember which hand,

but he would he would block with his right and throw with his left,

you know, or the opposite, I can't remember.

But every time he'd throw a punch, Schnelling watched films of Joe Lewis, and he found that every time he throws his knockout punches, he lowers his blocking hand just enough to get a jab in.

So as he's beginning to throw, you've got to throw immediately because he's lowered his

blocking hand.

It took 12 rounds for

Schmelling to knock him out.

12 rounds.

Finally, he was counted out.

So, why is this story important?

Because I call that painting the birth of a champion.

It's only when you've been knocked down

and counted out

and received

rightly deserved humiliation,

do you stand up and you never make that mistake again.

Schmeling came back.

They had another fight.

This time, Joe Lewis took him seriously.

He was prepared.

He knocked him out in less than 90 seconds.

That's the birth of a champion.

So what did we learn from the Tea Party?

I think we learned a lot.

We learned that the GOP is not our friend.

That's not something that we all really understood.

We understand now you can't just hire somebody and expect them to go in and do

what they...

say they're going to.

The only person in my lifetime that has done everything that he said he was going to do was Donald Trump.

He may not have finished the wall, but he was building it.

He's the only one in my lifetime who has said,

this I'm going to do,

and

you can mark me and look at me in four years, and I'll tell you if I've done it or not.

And he did them.

That's the kind of politician we're looking for.

That has nothing to do.

I think most Trump supporters wish he would put down Twitter and wish he would just be a little more

less flamethrowing.

You know what I mean?

But we accept that

because he's loyal to the things

that he said he would do.

And he's loyal to the people that he says he represents.

If you're a politician, that's all you have to do.

Just mean what you say and say what you mean.

Do what you said you were going to do.

So back in the day, we thought we won.

We had this huge wave.

We were also fighting shadows.

And fighting those shadows, those shadows were actually very effective now.

They're not effective.

Oh, I'm a racist hate monger, am I?

Gosh.

No, I'm not.

No, I'm not.

And the vast majority of people are now onto that game.

And so you're seeing...

You're seeing the press for who they are.

You're seeing the Republicans and the Democrats for who they are.

You're seeing the actual agenda and

you're feeling the effects of it.

It's going to get worse before it gets better and it's going to get worse before the general election.

You're going to see real economic hardship.

Now,

are we going to be there to help people?

Or are we going to be the people that are pointing and saying, yeah, it's their fault?

If we are there to help help the people who are struggling, you know, learn this from, learn this from the mob.

I mean, the mob, the reason why the mob does so well over in Italy is because when there's a tragedy, they're the first on the scene.

That's why people are,

they'll go in with the mob.

We're not the mob.

We just think, you know, people just think, some people think that we're not the good side, but we are

if we just retain retain and remain who we are

when the hard times come and speak not about policies but principles and then do and live what we say and hold the others to account

I mean I love these people who say I'm we're not going to forget You vote for this bill.

We're not going to forget.

Well, I've yet to see that.

I'm hoping I see that.

I'm hoping that we see a real backlash against the Republicans or anybody else that are playing FTSE.

But I'll believe that when Mitch McConnell is gone.

I'll believe that when the ones that everybody knows, oh my gosh, he's a disaster.

Cocaine Mitch isn't going anywhere.

He'll be here till he's 148 years old.

Cocaine Mitch is not going anywhere.

Still one of my favorite political ads of all time.

But I mean, look, there's always going to be

senators and congressmen you don't like.

But I mean, if you look at who are the stars of the Senate now, they're the people that were elected during the Tea Party.

You know, Mike Lee, you know, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, those people that everyone, you know, I think have held up pretty well through this, principle-wise,

have came out of that era.

You know, there's a lot of good people who did come out of that.

Maybe it takes more than one wave.

Maybe Maybe we don't get what we want on the first day.

It took them 100 years to destroy us.

Yeah.

Look at the plan.

That plan was not a two-week plan.

No.

You know, it was a very long-term one that you've outlined for a long time.

Right.

And it's going to take a while to push back on it.

Maybe this is another important part of it.

I think this is a critical part and a very important part.

And I think if everybody keeps their cool, this is why the press is trying to piss you off this week.

They're going to try to piss you off this week, Rob.

Thursday in particular.

This January 6th thing.

Don't even watch television.

Don't even watch it.

They are just going to make everybody who voted for Donald Trump into the worst human ever.

And why are they doing that?

Because they need you to react that way.

Don't.

Don't.

They don't have that power over you.

Nobody's watching or listening to them anymore.

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He is sick twisted freak.

By the way, I will not hear your maligning of

Keanu Reeves another second.

Did you see what he's doing with the proceeds of this movie?

Of this movie?

Yeah.

They paid him for it?

That's a tragedy in and of itself.

70%.

70%.

He is donating to Leukemia Research because of his sister.

What if they don't want it?

This is dirty money.

It's like, you know, we'd rather not do this movie.

I really thought you were going to go down to 70% of everything that he made off that.

So that's $1.75.

No, I'm sure he made plenty of money for it.

He wouldn't have done it if he didn't make plenty of money.

Yeah, $31.5 million.

Someone told me they spent $250 million on this movie.

That was not a good investment.

No.

Not a good investment.

They put Doogie Hauser as the bad guy in it.

Oh, my gosh.

No, I like Neil Patrick Harris.

I think he's a good actor.

He's not terrible in this role.

What is he doing in this role?

I will tell you that I saw he's stretching his acting wings.

No, you shouldn't do that.

Always just stay in your box.

Never leave the box.

Don't try to get out of the box.

Always, just stay exactly where you're typecast.

That's very good.

That's a good, that's good advice.

So

it works for some.

Keanu Reeves being one of them.

I saw Spider-Man.

Oh, yeah.

Really good.

Really?

Really good.

I heard nothing but great things about it.

Yeah.

I don't want to hype it anymore.

Just really good.

Really enjoyed it.

Great storyline, great,

it just fleshes the characters out a lot.

And by the way, there are two teasers, one in the middle of the

credits, and then one at the very end.

And the one at the very end is the one you really need to see.

Yeah.

They always put the teasers back there.

I saw American Underdog, the Kurt Warner story.

I got to see that.

You got to see that.

It's good.

It's a good, like, it's a good quality sports underdog story.

And I love those.

I love those.

Would you put it in the category of like Invincible?

Yeah, it's in that, it's in that realm.

Yeah.

Now, of course, Invincible is about the greatest team ever assembled, the Philadelphia Eagles.

So it's in another category.

Obviously, the higher

playoff category.

Whatever.

But no, the Kurt Warner thing is good.

I also saw Sing 2 because I have kids, which was...

Was it good?

Yeah, I mean, I like it.

Was it as good as Sing 1?

You know, I don't know if anything could rise to those levels.

Was it better than The Matrix 2?

Yes.

Any other The Matrix movies outside of the first one?

Elephant.

Yeah.

Give the proceeds for any kind of research.

Yes.

Gave it to Forgetfulness.

Really?

Yeah, but that's the

least they thought they did, but they may have forgotten.

Okay, good.

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