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Well, it's Justin Barkley back in for Beck Today.

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Justin Barkley from WOOD and Grand Rapids, a Becca Philly.

And of course, it is an honor and a privilege to be here again with you today.

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Lots to

get you thinking.

Normally, we would be able to have sort of a nice, happy, calm, relaxing holiday, and that's not necessarily the case this year.

But there's some good news, too.

Even though it's like drinking from the fire hose, I often say, there are some good things happening.

I'm going to run down a few of those things.

And then it's also lots of things that are still making you scratch your head, especially in the COVID front.

Is it crumbling?

Is COVID crumbling?

That's a serious question I asked the other day.

And

the reason I asked that

is, unfortunately, if you heard yesterday's show, show,

you know

that there is far too often politics at play

and everything, but especially this.

And

needlessly, it's costing people

their lives.

We talked with somebody yesterday, and

if you didn't get a chance to hear it, go back to Glennbeck.com, listen to hour two,

the story from Julie,

and how she lost her daughter, that mom of seven,

pregnant with that seventh child.

What the doctors had to do and

what I guess they didn't do or did that ended up to

the unfortunate situation that that family has lost their mother.

I can't even imagine.

How do we get to that point?

Coming up, a doctor who's blowing the whistle on some things that are happening inside.

Now, you know, we've been told

when it comes to all things hospitals and COVID, etc.

We're supposed to follow the science, the data,

supposed to trust the doctors, especially the ones in the white coats.

This man is a doctor, so you'll be able to hear the story.

And I've got some questions.

Plus, I think you may have some for him, too.

We'll get into that.

But the politics of all this may be the reason why COVID is actually crumbling.

The CDC has had to come out in the the last week and, of course, issue their new guidelines.

How about this?

For a rundown of what happened over the last

week alone.

CNN's come out and said cloth masks don't work.

Now,

you may or may not have heard this clip, but it's real.

It's from CNN,

one of the talking heads, Dr.

Lina Wynn.

Now, some might argue about her credentials, especially prior to this, and whether she should have been giving advice at all.

But after

she has, and been on CNN over and over and over again, dishing it out,

I think it's only fair to listen to her latest where she said, Look, those cloth masks, the same one that you're being made to wear, and maybe the kids being made to wear in certain places in certain occasions,

those same cloth masks,

they just don't get it done.

They don't do the job.

Now, she'll argue you probably need to wear like

an N95

or some sort of spacesuit all together.

That's probably what she would argue that you need to do if you want to be fully protected, 100%.

And really, the question is:

can you ever be 100%

protected at all times from anything?

You know, I think that's part of the issue that we face a lot of times these days.

No one wants to admit that it's just not possible.

You can't be 100% protected.

And I'll tell you darn sure this: the government can't protect you 100%

from everything.

It's just impossible.

But there are many that hang on to that notion.

It's like their faith or their lifeline.

And of course,

it's their religion.

A lot of this is baked into scientism.

And, of course, the

politicization of all of it.

So now all of a sudden she's come out and saying cloth masks don't work.

Cloth masks are not appropriate for this pandemic.

It's not appropriate for Omicron.

It was not appropriate for Delta, Alpha, or any of the previous variants either because we're dealing with something that's airborne.

Here's the deal.

That's a big deal, in fact.

What she said, I think, a big deal.

Because

CNN has now admitted it, and even in here in Michigan, where we have, the governor's done something really interesting.

Again, it's all about politics.

But she was shutting down stores and telling you what you could buy and what you couldn't buy.

And when the kids finally did get to come back to school, they had to wear these masks.

And we didn't care whether cloth masks or whether it was, you know,

the three-ply thing that they've got at the N95, or whether or not you just put some Halloween mask up to their face.

They just wanted you to comply.

Just do something, just comply.

And the kids actually still have to do that in some of these places.

The governor stayed out of it this school year.

She said, no, I'm not going to get into it.

Last year, she was into it.

Her and her health department.

They weren't into everything.

This year, because she's got to run for re-election in 22, she stayed out of everything.

But I thought it was about the science and the data, governor.

She's got an election to win, and these policies are very, very unpopular.

And so instead, what they did is they worked behind the scenes to deal with schools and, of course, county health departments to ask them to mandate Mass Attila.

The legislation, which is Republican-led at this point, who knows what happens next year,

stepped in and passed some sort of bill that had basically the funding tied to the fact that you couldn't have any of these crazy mask orders or emergency type things in place when it comes to these health departments.

Virtually all of the health departments in the state except for four dropped them.

Why did those four not drop them, one, including the county that I'm in?

Well, it was because the governor stepped up and said, I will still make sure that your health departments get funded if you follow my policies.

She went around them.

So she's still pulling the strings and calling the shots from

the back.

And now as those orders are about to expire, in fact, many of them do at midnight tonight,

some of these schools now are stepping up and saying we're going to keep the masks on the kids.

Now, we know the masks don't work, and when I say don't work, they're not 100% effective.

Nothing is.

Some might argue, maybe maybe they add a little bit of protection.

But I guess really the question is the risk of what it means psychologically, physically, you know, emotionally, mentally, all of it to mask these kids.

And the parents, are they allowed to make those decisions?

And who gets to make the decisions?

Are the parents that are living in fear?

freaking out constantly about whether or not the kids are going to catch something?

Are they the the ones that should be making those decisions for other kids?

Or should you just say, look, we're going to let each parent make each decision on their own?

See, this seems rational to me.

But as you know, and I do,

2020 and 21, I mean,

hopefully things change in this next year.

But I think that's wishful thinking.

I think we're on track for very much the same.

A lot of it anyway.

Although people are waking up in a lot of ways.

But why not let every parent make

their own decision for each child?

I don't want to make decisions for your kid.

That doesn't seem right.

So now schools, superintendents, they've been co-opted by all this mess.

And of course, we're seeing surgeon case numbers, et cetera.

And we'll try and dig between some of the lines on these things, especially when it comes to the hospital numbers.

I'm getting just incredible information in from people.

I guess they figure that this stuff is not going to leak out.

And even if it does, it won't be picked up by the local news or the nightly Lester Holt and those folks.

But it is making, the truth is making its way out right now.

So kids are back in masks, even though apparently they don't work.

Cloth masks are not appropriate for this pandemic.

It's not appropriate for Omicron.

It was not appropriate for Delta, Alpha, or any of the previous variants either because we're dealing with something that's airborne.

Okay, so we've got CNN admitting that.

We've got the CDC director, Rochelle Walinski, coming out and saying PCR tests are unreliable, basically.

In fact, at the end of your quarantine, you don't have to test again because they admit

you could test positive for 12 weeks.

In other words, you could not have it.

You could be fully recovered.

It's a possibility.

You could have even had it and didn't know about it because you were

asymptomatic.

Remember how afraid we we had to be of people who were asymptomatic during

the beginning of this, much of the first year?

Asymptomatic spread is that what does that mean?

It means people that are healthy, people that never got sick, be afraid of people who are healthy.

And now they're admitting it.

Hey, the list goes on and on.

In fact, Fauci is now speaking out and saying things that will make you scratch your head.

The high priest of health,

Mr.

Booster, himself.

He's saying some things that could be problematic.

Flip-flop Fauci, back at it again.

I'm going to give you some of those things coming up in a second.

I got video and audio that I want to make sure that I play for you so you stay informed.

But coming up, bottom of the hour, we're going to talk to a doctor who is blowing the whistle on what is happening in hospitals.

Plus, you'll have some great advice from you.

Remember, we're supposed to follow the science.

We're supposed to listen to the doctors.

Well, why aren't we?

We'll do do that coming up.

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Yes, it does seem

that piece by piece, in some ways, COVID is crumbling.

Now, that's crazy for you to say that, Justin.

I can't believe it.

How could you possibly say that when, well, the U.S.

just hit a record high in hospitalizations and deaths remaining comparatively low?

Again, let me say that again.

Cases just hit a record high.

Cases.

The good news?

Hospitalizations and deaths remain comparatively low.

It's very important that you get the entire headline.

And in fact, you get the context of the full picture so that you can understand the story.

And a lot of times in today's clickbait world, you just click, click, click, click, click, and that's what these news organizations are looking for.

And I get it.

Got a business to run.

But at the same time, we have a responsibility to make sure that we give people all the information.

That's why I love the Blaze.

They're giving it to you.

The truth.

One of the few places you can trust.

Although, I will tell you, it's getting easier by the day to tell who those people are.

They just stand out.

And yes, hospitalizations and deaths remain comparatively low.

The cases are higher than they have ever been.

And

they have been monkeying around with all these numbers and figures.

And now we know it's all political.

In fact, it's always

been political.

They just did maybe a better job of hiding it.

Here's Fauci

talking about why, in fact, they moved the CDC guidelines the other day back to five days instead of 10 for the quarantine.

In fact, this is a question in some places like Michigan where our Department of Health and Human Services has said, well,

we're going to wait on that.

We are going to

follow our own right now.

We're going to wait on that.

Maybe we'll follow theirs a little later on down the road.

So they're not even going along with it yet here.

That's one of the problems, I think, the politics of all of this.

They're going to see, you're going to constantly see people who are, wait a minute, you told us to panic.

We're still in panic mode.

We're not out of panic mode yet.

But here's Fauci explaining it as only the good doctor can.

The purpose of it was, is that given the wave, the extraordinary, unprecedented wave of infections that we are experiencing now and will certainly experience more of in the next few weeks, that there is the danger that there will be so many people who are being isolated, who are asymptomatic for the full 10 days that you could have a major negative impact on our ability to keep society running.

Now, look, I give, throw him a bone.

I'll throw him a little bone.

This Omicron, or as I like to call it, the Comicron variant, this Comic-Con variant is

more infectious.

It's more transmissible.

But the data we got coming out, I think it's very encouraging.

The data coming out of places like South Africa

suggests that, you know, hey,

it might be more transmittable, but at the same time,

it it's not as deadly

and the symptoms are much milder in fact they have

compared it to a to a cold in a lot of ways so the decision was made although it's not completely risk-free of saying let's get that cut in half so that we could have 50%

namely half of the 10 days and 50% of that time people can actually be out with a mask in society

now wait a minute what has changed now i know the comic like i said the comic cron it we do need to take that into account but what has changed really

what has really changed well

something major yeah the the new variant and the way it does affect but you just we still got that delta out there people

What's changed is they're very afraid.

They're starting to see you see flights still today.

Flights still being canceled.

Football games.

We saw a bowl game canceled yesterday, just hours before they had to play.

And really, it's not COVID, folks.

It's not the actual COVID

that's canceling these things.

It's the policies that they currently have in place.

And what Fauci has just admitted,

he's just admitted that

we can't keep the country running if we keep these crazy policies in place.

And as he would say,

for

the

election hopes of the Dems in 2022, that might be a little

problematic.

You see, I am the science.

So, you know, if I change my mind, you know, the science changes.

You got to follow the science.

All hell, the high priest of health.

Dr.

Anthony Fauci.

He's also admitted some interesting things about these numbers.

Not just just the numbers that we talked about here, but hospitalizations.

He has said some things in the recent days, along with some of these other issues that I think are very, very

interesting.

I got a full list of these.

Plus, coming up, we're going to talk to the doctor who's blowing the whistle on what's happening here in Michigan.

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Yes, I've been running down his list.

Is COVID crumbling?

Is the question?

There's still lots of questions, in fact, surrounding all of this, but I just laid it out.

In the last week alone,

here's a few things that have happened.

CNN's come out and said cloth masks work or don't work.

CDC directors come out and said our PCR tests aren't really that reliable.

In fact, at the end of quarantine, you don't have to test again because you could test positive.

Lots of people are, in fact.

Still, even after 12 weeks and some even beyond.

That's going to be interesting how this

jabber test thing works out.

And

yeah, I think it'd be interesting to see how that plays out.

Plus.

What about this whistleblower?

We have a doctor doctor in Michigan now who is saying, hey, there's some things happening in the hospitals you're going to want to know about.

We've got him on the phone line right now.

Doctor, good morning.

Appreciate you being here with us.

Hey, thanks for having me, Justin.

So

let me ask you, just to get your credentials, who you are,

and people understand, you're a neurosurgeon, is that correct?

That's correct.

Yep.

My name is Avery Jackson.

I'm a board-certified neurosurgeon.

I've been in practice for 20 years, do brain surgery and spine surgery.

I went to the University of Chicago, undergrad, Wayne State Medical School, Northwestern, Penn State University for my neurosurgery training and complex spine fellowship at the Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.

Done about 10,000 surgeries and treated about 100,000 people.

So people say it's not like it's, you know, brain surgery.

It is.

It is brain surgery.

And this is what you've been doing

and doing it very well.

So

when you speak, we ought to maybe listen to what you have to say.

In fact, we've been told to follow the science.

We've been told to follow the

data.

And some of these things, I'm not sure if you're going to be able to hear this clip or not, but I'm going to play a clip.

This is from Dr.

Fauci, who just the other day on CNN, in fact, or this was MSNBC,

made the case that many have been asking about in hospitals about numbers for a while now.

And he admits it.

Here's what's happening with kids specifically.

Who get hospitalized?

But the other important thing is that if you look at the children who are hospitalized, many of them are hospitalized with COVID as opposed to because of COVID.

And what we mean by that, if a child goes in the hospital, they automatically get tested for COVID and they get counted as a COVID hospitalized individual, when in fact they may go in for a broken leg or appendicitis or something like that.

So it's over counting the number of children who are, quote, hospitalized with COVID as opposed to because of COVID.

So Fauci himself is saying that the kids, the numbers we're seeing, and people, because just the other day we saw the headline, oh, the numbers of kids being hospitalized is just through the roof right now.

So

what he's admitting is that one of the things we've been asking about these COVID hospitalizations, these numbers throughout the entirety of this thing, people saying, wait a minute, are all these people sick with COVID or are they just testing positive and they're at the hospital for something else?

That's one of the things that we're finding out behind the scenes is really going on.

Has that been your experience, or what are you seeing there?

Yeah, and that's exactly right.

I mean, we know that the PCR test was never designed to test the masses,

and so

that means there can be an inherent

bias and there can be some false results.

We also see that, and we've seen this now for the last year and a half, that some people will present with, for instance, car accidents,

and they get tested for COVID.

They're positive.

And then

the diagnosis will be COVID, and especially the cause of death will be COVID when, in fact, the patient

was in a car accident and died.

So we're seeing that.

We're seeing that.

We've been hearing that.

So I think that's why it's important is because what I've been saying throughout this entirety is that look, we need all of the information.

Tell me if it's bad, Doc.

Give me the news, but I want it all, the good, the bad, and the ugly, because I believe not only can we handle it, but we need it.

It's a necessity in order for this thing called freedom to work.

In order for people to be able to self-govern, they have to have all that information so they can make the best choices for themselves and their families.

We're just not getting it these days.

And quite frankly, I think this is one of the problems.

That's why I'm glad you're here to answer some of these questions today.

Let me give you another message that I got this morning.

The hospital surge.

This person says, I work in a hospital, and this is actually here in my hometown in Grand Rapids in Michigan.

I'm sure they would fire me for speaking out publicly.

They are releasing information about surging numbers when actually inpatient numbers are slowly declining.

They're not lying when they say the hospital is full, but their information is misleading.

The emergency room is always busy and people are being admitted.

Non-COVID, more sick than ever before.

Why?

Doctors' officers, the doctors' offices are refusing to see patients if they are sick.

My own daughter was forced to go to the emergency room for a non-emergency for this reason.

Patients are then flooding the ERs or waiting to be seen until it's too late.

And then the hospital releases how full it is and blames COVID.

Doc, is that your experience?

What are you seeing?

That is my experience.

We know that for those who actually have COVID, that early aggressive treatment can keep people out of the hospital.

And so one of the questions that I have, and when I'm talking to administrators and others, is why don't we pursue that avenue of thinking if we can do good preventative care, be really aggressive with early treatment,

and then early diagnosis, we've got a whole host of options that have basically been quelled and not talked about.

Even in the CDC guidelines, when you look at pre-hospital recommendations, it's basically Advil and Motrid, and that's it.

And we know that there are many other treatments out there.

We know that there's, you know, you know, here's the thing.

Number one is that when we talk about the immune system, it's so important just to take a second and talk about that.

It seems like we've largely ignored the immune system proper, and we've talked about everything else around the immune system, right?

So, as you said, it's so important to educate why does the immune system work, why is it important to maintain it, and then what's going on with COVID, what's going on with any virus or bacteria that we encounter, regardless of how virulent it may be.

And so, these discussions aren't being had.

The other piece is we talk about misinformation.

You know, that

quote, misinformation, is something that we've never ever had in our medical scientific community ever.

Why?

Because science is based on dialogue.

It's based on great debate.

It's based on, as you said, looking at all the data.

And so we're missing a huge part of that.

And what I mean by the aggressive care, which I think would definitely decrease the hospital admissions and would solve their problem as well, is analogous to me as a surgeon, as a spine surgeon, for instance.

What I don't do is

you don't come to me and say, hey, I've got back pain, Doc.

And my response is, I'm just going to go straight to the most aggressive treatment.

We're going to do spine surgery with a risk of death

or paralysis, okay, with a ton of blood loss.

And that's going to be our first-line answer.

And besides that, nothing else matters, right?

That is ridiculous in the ears of all of my colleagues and including all the people that are listening right now.

What do we do instead?

We do all the non-operative care, right?

Which is going to be your physical therapy and pain management because we know that 60 plus percent of people will improve without surgery.

Then those who need surgery because they failed appropriate, aggressive, non-surgical management go on to surgery.

Likewise, we're estimating about 85% of people could stay out of hospitals, and that would solve the hospital issue with the beds being full if we focus on this aggressive care, which in a nutshell, it's supporting the immune system.

So it's not hokey, because if your immune system doesn't work, guess what?

Even the quote-unquote vaccines from the past won't work because it basically just stimulates your immune system to do what it does.

And that's going to be, you know, your vitamin C, your zinc,

your D3.

There are a number of other medications, nutraceuticals that are extremely helpful.

Quercetin.

And then, yes, the ugly word of ivermectin and hydrochlychlorquin.

You know, those are really strong zinc ionophores.

You know, they have multiple mechanisms at work.

And we also know that ivermectin is actually safer than aspirin.

Wow.

So, you know, I had a conversation in the hospital with a doc taking care of a patient, and we're talking about their treatment, right?

And basically, for everybody to hear, there are three issues that you have to address when you have the virus.

The first is knock down the virus itself, destroy it any way that you can, number one.

Number two, it's the inflammation that gets going from your body's immune system or cytokine storm in reaction to the virus.

You got to knock down that inflammation so that your lungs aren't so inflamed so you can get the oxygen in.

And number three, you want to address the blood clots because with all this going on and with that S-protein and so forth, you're more likely to have blood clots, and that can affect not only your legs, but more importantly, blood clots in the lungs that go in into the arteries and veins that go into your lungs, and that prevents breathing.

So it's a three-pronged approach, always.

And so, even the CDC guidelines are similar.

Yeah, sorry.

No, no, this is great information.

Dr.

Avery Jackson, a neurosurgeon who is blowing the whistle on some of these things that are happening even here in Michigan, are you treating people with ivermectin?

So I am.

I'm treating them, and you know what?

We're noticing some amazing improvements.

But it's multi-drug therapy, so it's not just ivermectin, right?

So

it's going to be all ⁇ we're addressing all three of those issues.

And I will say, just like the CDC has guidelines, they're focused on knocking down the virus, knocking down the inflammation, and also dealing with the blood clots.

The difference is, is that if you wait until a person can't breathe and they have been ravaged by the inflammation, ravaged by the virus that's just through the roof, the numbers are through the roof, you're going to have a real problem with outcomes.

So now you have to play catch-up in the hospital.

What we're seeing is that the amount of steroid, which helps with the inflammation that's given, the recommendation, it's a low amount of steroid.

And we've seen in now five papers from around the world that a higher dose of steroid helps to stop that inflammation and allows those lungs to be able to take in the oxygen.

So it's fascinating.

And also in the neuroliterature, we know that for MS exacerbation, multiple sclerosis, and others, people use high-dose steroids and some amazing treatment that helps decrease the inflammation, and it really works.

So something that we need to just focus on is why can't we as physicians look at this problem and say, here's an algorithm, got it, we've got science behind the algorithm, protocol, fine.

But if it's not working, as

thinking people, we have to adjust what we do based on the patients that are in front of us.

And so this is a problem.

I've got some questions for you, Doc.

I'm going to run through some of these because I know people have some of these questions.

But first, let me start with this.

If you're using this, and I know you've got a credible story about how you had to get this, I don't even know if you can tell it, but how you had to get this to a patient and it actually helped this individual while he was in the hospital.

But

there's a question that a lot of people have: what happened to right to try?

So, the thought is, and you're absolutely right, and with my mom, who, by the way, died in a hospital in Texas, she was diagnosed with COVID, and I believe that things could have been done a bit differently.

But the right to try was enacted there.

And basically, with right to try, it's more on drugs that are experimental drugs, and that can be enacted.

But even beyond that, there is always that right.

The patients and families have the right either

to talk with the doc, to get information, and then to say, look, let's try something else.

And there should be that dialogue about the something else when things aren't working.

I've got multiple questions for folks that, you know, maybe if you have covered right now, maybe somebody's in the hospital, you're going to the hospital, something that you love or care about is.

Let's talk about that coming up in a second.

I'll ask you a couple of those questions if you hang with us for a little bit.

Dr.

Avery Jackson is a neurosurgeon here in Michigan.

He's blowing the whistle on some of these things that are happening.

We'll talk about it next, right after this, in the Glen Beck program.

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Before they get to the hospital, Doc, first and foremost, quickly, what should I do if I have COVID or someone I love?

I just tested positive.

Yep, you test positive.

You immediately go to AmericanFrontlinedocs.com or you go to flcc.org,

Frontline Critical Care Consortium, number one.

Number two, any docs that are going to be treating you aggressively, you want to talk with them.

Then that's going to include things like there's a beta-dyne swish and spit and nasal swab that the American Association of Dentists actually have used for years.

And so, as a result, it kills the virus.

That's why there's not been any outbreak in a dental office, major COVID outbreak, in the last two years.

You want your vitamin C, vitamin D, your zinc, you want your,

and then you can get into the other treatments like your ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, quercetin, and NAC, for instance.

So those are things you want to do right up front.

Then you want to, you know, we use a nebulizer for those who need it, again, with some help,

and that's where you go.

And most people...

Let me quickly ask you, what if I'm going into the hospital or someone is going, what do I need to ask for and what should I say no to?

So what I would say no to, obviously remdesivir, here's the thing, even though it may work 50% of the time, there's a 20% risk of death from it.

It causes kidney failure and causes bleeding problems.

Say yes yes to the monoclonals.

They've been very helpful, and we've seen huge improvements in people early on with that.

Dr.

Every Jackson, neurosurgeon on the front lines in Michigan, blowing the whistle.

You may have saved some lives today, Doc.

Thank you so much for being here.

I really appreciate it.

Where can people find you if they want to find you out?

Yep, you can call 810-606-7200.

You can go to American Frontline Docs and you can find me that way.

And my website is www.michiganneurosurgicalinstitute.com.

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And of course, yes, it is another full day jam-packed with news.

Just because some have the day off doesn't mean the news ever stops.

And especially these days, we'll continue.

I often say it's like drinking from a fire hose.

So we'll get to it all.

But another thing that seems par for the course and constant through it all, no matter what's happening, is the politics.

And aren't you tired of it?

Yeah, me too.

Well, we'll break down the politics and everything, and maybe even have some solutions

this hour coming up on the Glenbeck program after this.

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No matter what the headlines are these days, there's always one common denominator.

There's always some sort of politics at play

in everything.

And even in some of the most tragic disasters,

wildfires today in Colorado, tornadoes down in the south a couple of weeks back.

It really

is unfortunate.

But those in power have to rush, along with media companies a lot of times, and people that just have maybe a particular

ideology or a narrative that they favor to run towards making this statement.

We don't even give people the time to grieve, very bodies, before we had to run out and

make our political cases, unfortunately.

Someone who's been up close and personal with this and watching it all throughout his career is Charlie Laduff.

He joins me right now.

He's an American journalist, a media personality, they say, according to Wikipedia.

But I know Charlie's just a good guy from Detroit who really,

no matter where we are, I can tell you that I

may not agree with everything that Charlie says, but that's okay.

That would be kind of boring.

I just know that he's always going to tell it like it is, give me his honest opinion.

And a a lot of times, facts, and in Michigan, but throughout the country right now, Charlie, sometimes that's a

hard thing to find, finding people you can trust, especially when it comes to reporting the news.

Appreciate you being here with us.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

Happy New Year.

That was funny, though.

You're like, hey, sometimes he's got facts.

No, no, quite a bit, quite often that

we see the facts.

But, you know, the thing is, that's one thing, even facts nowadays that are, you know, that's what we're constantly hearing.

Even Facebook is telling us that their fact checkers are often just opinions.

Like, they're admitting that now?

It's kind of strange.

Facebook cycle, man.

Like, you know, we all broadcast our shows also on Facebook.

And people just commenting, like, agreeing with you, they'll get tossed off.

Just forced, and I do pride myself on sitting here in the middle, trying to live in a society, trying to respect everybody, and you can't even tell the truth.

Like

the vaccines were oversold to us.

Everybody knows that now, but Facebook doesn't.

Yeah.

No.

And a lot of times people even, I've seen people post things

that are right on the CDC's website.

They post the screenshot of the website, and they're in trouble and they're getting taken down.

And, Charlie,

that's a problem.

I know you, by the way, if folks want to check it out, he's talking about the show that they put on Facebook because it's the No BS News Hour, no BSnewsHour.com.

Charlie writes to.

You don't go over to YouTube because they kick you off less.

You don't get banned as much on YouTube.

So the thing I saw the other day that you wrote for Deadline Detroit was talking about COVID stats.

And it was interesting because last hour we just played the clip that Fauci actually admitted something that people had suspected for a long time.

And

you would just get criticized if you asked a question.

But about these stats, specifically COVID, I'm going to talk like hospitalizations or deaths or any of these numbers, but

stats

in the hospitals.

Right now, they're seeing a huge jump in hospitalizations of kids.

And Fauci on, I think it was MSNBC or CNN, actually admitted, not every kid that's in the hospital that's a COVID hospitalization that they're counting is actually sick with COVID.

A lot of these kids, he says, have just come in, and this sounds like common sense and reasonable, but you would be a conspiracy theorist if you said this before he's decreed it.

But the fact is, is that the kids have come in, and every kid or every patient, everybody that comes into the hospital, my wife had a baby in 2020, and when she went in, they tested her.

Everybody coming in gets tested.

And if you've got it, they want to know.

And I think that's a good idea.

But they're going to count that even if you're not sick.

But we can't get the straight talk on these numbers.

Just count it then.

But count it.

See, the straight talk, it seems to me, me, brother, and

this is just like having a cocktail with my brother over the holidays, right?

It's like,

you're throwing so much stuff at me over the last couple of years that I just, I can't listen to it anymore.

We all live the science, right?

You look at Aaron Rodgers has it.

The next week

he's got 140 quarterback rating,

and everybody in the crowd is breathing on each other.

There's 100,000 people watching, breathing on each other.

You just really don't get the messages.

So we do know this.

Hospitalizations from

the world record spike of last January, now in the new world record spike of this January, hospitalizations were half.

That's all you got to know.

We know kids aren't dying in school.

That's all you got to know.

Right?

That's the way I'm approaching it.

Now, I was a good boy, did everything.

Now I got to use my common sense.

How she's telling you.

That's all.

I don't want to argue about this anymore.

And I think so many people are right in that same boat.

But the politics of all of it had just, I mean, it's just been so much a part of all of this.

Even with the governor here in Michigan.

I know you've been

looking at these numbers.

Sorry to interrupt, but now we're just talking because we're going crazy.

And I haven't seen you in a while, man.

And it's like, this is the most schizophrenic state in the Union, right?

I mean, we were like, suspend the Constitution, lock it all down, mask mandates, right?

At least in California, like New York, you know, you got to bring your card around.

California, you got to put your mask on.

Our governor's AWOL.

It's the total opposite now.

And what she's sell is

we have the tools now to beat it.

If you get vaccinated and boosted, we can beat this.

Well,

you know, not exactly, I guess, because it's raging here.

You know, I mean, the hospital.

she put out this statistic for your listeners.

From January to December, 85%

of the people that died were unvaccinated.

Okay, you flip that on his head, and it's 15 out of 100 were vaccinated.

My question to the governor is, why would you have January, February, March, and April when it wasn't universally available to everybody?

How about we start when, you know, like we got to 50% and then we can measure it?

So I went to her health department and those statistics are like the mcrib they come they go you don't know when they're going to be available limited time only and i say give me give me october give me november give me december the october november number says this 25 of the people who died of covet were vaccinated so now that death number is starting to spike and all of a sudden i can't get december because they're not counting it that way anymore The minute you ask for the latest data is the minute they're not counting it that way.

So I'm not any denialist.

I know this by data.

If you got the vax, it looks like your data rate of death is less, right?

Your severity is less.

Okay, I won't argue.

I look at the numbers.

But why can't I have the numbers?

Because of politics?

BS, man.

Yeah.

B.S.

You know, Charlie, I know from the beginning,

this has been quite a, you've been all through this.

I've been kind of forced to deal with it too.

But, you know, even with when this

vaccine has come out,

one of the things that they reached out to me and said, hey, would you take this?

And then we'll pay you to talk about it.

The billions of dollars that have been spent on pushing this thing, when I think it's very reasonable just to tell people, lay out the facts to them, as you just did in a very calm and rational way.

Look, we got some great data on this.

It shows that, you know, here's the truth about it.

It shows that, well,

right now we know, look, if you're vaccinated, you could still get it.

You could still transmit it.

But at the same time, it does seem to look like it's going to improve your chances on hospitalizations and deaths.

So, you know, look, if you're in that certain category or a doctor says maybe you should take a look at it, take a look at it.

But they came to me and said they wanted me to push it like I'm some sort of influence or something.

And I said, look,

I don't think you're paying attention to what I talk about on this show.

I think it's crazy to listen to some sort of talking head for medical advice.

Talk to your doctor, a trusted health care provider, the things that I would always say.

And, you know, maybe you want to pray about it too.

I don't know.

Everybody's different.

Everybody's going to have to make a

different decision.

I think that is reasonable and rational.

But, you know, people call me anti-vet.

They call me a COVID denier,

conspiracy theorist.

All this stuff does, it's just wild to me.

Well, let's just step back because, like,

the year's ending, right?

We're now turning to new year.

So we're now going into the year 2021.

Oh, yeah, that's right.

We're going into into 2022.

It was like the last two years have been one foggy year, right?

Remember, in the beginning, we all paid attention.

We all followed the orders.

We stayed home.

We washed our eggs at the porch and took off our pants and

sat inside and collected our government check and had these poor dopes, our essential food deliverers, take care of us like we're a bunch of ninnies.

And then reality took,

we all live this.

We all know what it's doing when you say that group.

The people that are dying are still older, over the age of 65, or they have comorbidities or, you know, some lung disease.

We still know that.

What have we done to protect them?

That we could all, like, if you look at what Biden wants to spend money on.

Mr.

Fauci, I'd like a holistic plan, sir, to

fix end-of-care life,

you know, where we're warehousing older people, senior citizens, and these nursing homes where infections run wild.

There's no talk about fixing what's obviously broken, or like in Michigan,

the health department that can't count a nursing home death, or the unemployment office that can't hand out appropriate checks.

You know,

obviously,

they sent as much money to Nigeria as they did to Novi.

It's incredible.

And let's break this down.

$12 million?

Yeah.

Go ahead.

So let's round these numbers off for the listeners around the world here.

Basically, about, I'm just rounding it off for math, everybody, $40 billion was given out by the Michigan Unemployment Office, right?

That includes the federal money.

About $10 billion of it was fraudulent, 25%.

Now, when you read the report and you break down what they're telling you, it's basically this.

We got overwhelmed.

Our system sucks in Michigan.

It's like Paleolithic, our computer systems and what we're able to do.

So they wittingly, knowingly decided to shut off

the identification verification system.

We just got to get these checks out, man.

People live in check.

So they just willy-nilly sent out checks.

It got so clogged up that legitimate people couldn't get their checks.

Kim Kardashian got $7,000

and on it goes.

So the governor in politics is trapped because

Democrats could do no wrong in 2020.

Republicans could do no wrong.

Nobody would admit anything.

And so now you're stuck with the narrative

of we did a really good job and everything's improving day after day.

And the fact is, you didn't.

And you can't blame the governor for inheriting a bureaucracy that stinks.

But then ask yourself, bro, and then I'll give you the floor: if you couldn't trace the money to legitimate people,

how is it that we now know 25% of it was illegitimate?

Talk to us.

But we're children, apparently.

Charlie LaDuff, take a break.

I want to talk solutions.

What do you do to get past all of this?

I mean, because I think most people,

they do.

They just want to get past it.

We want to move on.

And we want to fix some of these problems.

So what do we do?

Charlie LeDuff, when we continue from the NoBS News Out, no BSnews.com, back after this on the Glenn Beck program.

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Barkley and Framebeck on the Glenback program with Charlie Laduff, who's with us right now, the No BS NewsHour, NoBSnewsHour.com.

Charlie, how do we fix this?

I mean, you know, you're seeing, you're seeing all these issues.

You got to have some solutions.

Holy smokes.

Okay.

I know.

Man, if I get a spot.

I'm going to have solutions.

I'd be the king.

Yeah.

Well, hey, why don't you run, Charlie?

Well, that's another thing, man.

You know, here's what's funny.

Here's what's funny.

Both of these political parties got an opposition research book on me.

Yeah.

Because it's now lining up, right, in Michigan.

You know, it's going to be hotly contested.

Whitmer is not popular.

You've got about 12 Lilliputians running for the Republican chair.

And, you know, it's guys like me and you that stand in the middle and try to, you know, talk sense and dig up facts and make sure that our brothers and sisters out there are aware of the issues and there's a place you can go where you trust it.

And all of a sudden, I get attacked.

I'm like, this is funny.

So let's do inflation.

It's pretty simple.

I wouldn't kick out another $1.7 trillion in amorphous,

you know.

I got property on the lakefront.

I don't like the lake levels rising, but they actually kind of fell.

Look, here's the point.

You printed too much money.

You just printed too much money.

You forgot the fundamentals, and nobody in Washington understands the balanced budget and how monetary policy works.

If

we need to infuse money into the economy, why don't we wait?

Let's let the excess money and money supply that's been occupying the national economy burn itself out, let people spend it, and see what's happening.

If we need another stimulation, then you come around with it.

But it's what's the numbers?

Nobody's supporting this thing, man.

Nobody's

supporting a return to the welfare state.

Just give me stuff with fake money that destroys the money that those of us that were taught well by our mothers to save is no longer worth anything, or it loses 10% of its value just sitting in a bank.

No way.

So, how about that?

How about honesty and accounting?

We can't keep printing.

No, for sure.

Honesty and contracting, right?

Here's the deal with these political parties.

Both of them.

Both of them.

You get...

power, you get the pot of money, your buddy gets the contracts, you get the sweet deal, your niece gets a job, and I get to pay for it.

And I get nothing but crappy roads, crummy water, power that goes out all the time.

That's what I get.

My schools stink.

The hospital system blows.

The nursing homes are a cattle pen.

I get nothing.

All I do is get up and work.

You just make me mad.

That's what's going on in the country.

I'm just pissed.

I've got incompetence.

So, I would say, ladies and gentlemen,

don't vote for the sexy one.

Vote for the boring,

competent number cruncher, right, who can actually count.

Does that make sense?

Yeah, you know, you know, because what I'm hearing you say, as I asked you what about solutions, I thought to myself, you know, Charlie, you get elected.

But it's one thing to get elected.

It's another thing to actually, you know, to govern.

And I think we've got a a system where people, I mean, they get elected.

It's not a problem.

But once they get in there, it's like, do I really care about fixing these problems?

Or is it more just about, okay, how do I stay in power?

Or how do I climb that ladder to

keep my political ends in mind?

And

this is the problem that we're all facing in every single situation that we're in.

No matter what we continue to go through.

Yeah.

You're beholden to the political parties.

That's what happens once you get in there, right?

You're Republican, you're a Democrat.

If you buck them, you don't get a committee assignment.

You get an office like in a parking garage somewhere in Washington.

And then your own party will line people up to run against you in the primary.

Charlie, one last question, and we got to let you go.

But are people waking up, people you talk to?

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

And you know what?

It's just a big stew of

like warm dog food.

It's starting to boil.

And I don't mean boil over like we're going to riot.

It's just we're done with it.

No.

Neither party in this state can count on it.

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Lots of people are asking for

the information that the doctor gave out in hour one near the end of the first hour

today about what do you do if you've got test positive with COVID?

Well, what about if you have to go to the hospital?

What should you ask for?

What should you

say no to?

Lots of good answers, and his entire interview will be posted a little later on today in the podcast section.

Just go to glenback.com or anywhere you download those podcasts, you can search for the program and get it.

But

I'm hearing from a lot of folks who wanted to

hear that again, and some of the information went so quickly that they wanted to get a chance to hear it and maybe see it again.

So, we'll make sure you get that

and have that information.

You know,

it's really interesting to hear what he had to say in the politics of it all

as we continue to see what's happening in hospitals and all of this, COVID, and there's not a single subject now that the politics doesn't absolutely

permeate.

It's just crazy to watch it.

Then everything.

And unfortunately,

when it comes to

health specifically,

people are dying.

And I believe needlessly because of the politics at play.

I just saw this story.

Glenn Greenwald posted up on Twitter.

New York is using race

to determine access to a limited supply of life-saving COVID treatments.

We've heard about this in Florida where the surgeon general there sent a letter to folks in Washington, the Biden administration saying, We

need

these treatments.

Please quit playing politics and quit playing games with people's lives.

And now we're seeing it's happening in New York, too.

Glenn Greenwald says the rationale for prioritizing some races over others for access to COVID medications crumbles upon close examination.

Well, what this is called

is equity.

When you hear them talk about diversity, equity, inclusion, those types of things, and how they might make their decisions, now they're literally deciding who lives or dies based on

race.

Gosh, I just don't understand how people on the surface can't hear that and say,

folks, we have gotten way

off course.

We have found ourselves in a place that's almost unrecognizable.

It really is incredible.

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It thus urged that the treatment should be given as soon as possible after someone tests positive,

and you should be able to get, I would think, everybody without an

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This whole idea of

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inevitably has

and will kill

even more.

People will die.

Not only are they looking at some other criteria of how old the people are, what are they weigh, what are their health, all these symptoms and the severity when they look at who should get the monoclonal antibodies in New York, but according to Glenn Greenwald's piece on his Substack here,

there are other factors,

and they claim there are other factors that may increase the severity of their illness.

Are they non-white,

Hispanic, or Latino?

Then I'm surprised they didn't use the new and improved Latinx.

Those ethnicity questions should be considered a risk factor, they say, as long-standing systemic health and social inequalities have contributed to an increased risk of severe illness and death

from COVID.

Folks, the politics of all of this, I mean, it's just disgusting.

The politics that we see play out now, also, I think, when you go to a hospital, the question of whether or not you're jabbed or not.

I'm getting some really just incredible stories.

People are texting me at 616-201-3353.

Some horror stories

of some of the politics that they have seen.

They can email me, justin atjustinbarklay.com.

But I've heard stories come out of people

and they go to a hospital for treatment and they go to try and get better.

That when a doctor finds out or when a certain individual at the hospital finds out that they are not jabbed,

their status, so to speak, then they have a completely different idea about how to treat this person or not just medically, but how to treat them when they talk to them,

the bedside manner, etc.

And folks, it's just

disgusting.

First, do no harm.

That's the Hippocratic oath.

It's taken by all these individuals.

But apparently, these days, that

flies out the window

when it comes to the politics

perverting everything.

The CDC now says that you shouldn't go on a cruise ship no matter your status

see this is all part of the you know all part of the problem

is who do you believe and what do you believe when you hear it these days I mean

Fauci flip-flops the CDC flip we had this list for you earlier

but in the last week alone cloth masks don't work according to CNN

CDC says PCR tests are unreliable.

Fauci, 10-day quarantines can be cut down to five now.

And Biden, there is no federal solution to beat COVID.

In all of those statements,

I think it's important to celebrate that COVID is possibly crumbling.

At least the

facade of it all.

Possibly crumbling.

And I think that's good news.

But at the same time

that this is happening,

we know that it's only happening for political reasons.

Midterms are on the way, 22.

You know, you'd really like to be able to

kind of declare victory and move on.

At least I think that's what they'd like to say.

How will they?

The CDC now saying if you are jabbed, you probably shouldn't go on a cruise ship.

You know,

I was was never a fan before

COVID.

I think I've been on one, I think it was only one that we took, one cruise.

And I just, the idea of being stuck out in the ocean, I don't know.

Maybe

that many people together.

I don't know.

Watching the movie Titanic, I don't know what it was.

There was something that just kind of threw me off.

And these things are kind of Petri dishes because you have a lot of people come together and they tend to be that.

but now you've got covet involved we were told you should be able to do anything you get jabbed matter of fact that's why they

move the needles so to speak for so many people

people told you get jabbed you don't have to wear your mask anymore you get jabbed you can go back to your normal life

apparently uh not

not so much

CDC says now Thursday that people should avoid cruises and cruise travel regardless of their status after an increase of cases on cruise lines in recent days.

Well,

I mean, does it work?

And if it does, how well?

Maybe just give me the facts.

Stop playing games with all this.

CDC now saying that

even though you are low risk, when you get to jab, you can still apparently.

And now that's another thing.

Admitting that, you know,

you can still actually get it.

That's a CDC.

You can still actually get it

if you

get the jab.

There's a full list of these, by the way.

And a story, again, the politics of it all

that I find just

absolutely fascinating, but also disgusting at the same time.

Now the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice, you wonder, where are the doctors?

Why don't they speak out?

Why do they go along if they see these things that are wrong?

The doctor we talked to earlier today, the neurosurgeon from Michigan, Dr.

Avery Jackson, you know, I talked to him yesterday just briefly before he came on the show with us to hear the story.

And he shared why.

It ties in why he's willing to speak out.

Ties into this story right here.

We'll get to it next.

Why aren't we hearing more doctors speaking out after this,

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And I got to tell you,

I don't know.

It doesn't feel like the new year yet.

I don't know why.

It doesn't feel, I don't feel that same sense.

It's just weird.

I don't feel that same sense of like,

oh, a new year, a fresh start.

I feel trapped in the treadmill.

I feel trapped like

a hamster on the wheel.

I don't know about you.

Normally, I get that.

Now, I will admit.

A lot of times it is sort of a false sense of new year, new you.

No, no, not unless you make some real specific changes.

And I've done that before.

I actually have done that.

I have dropped, you know, hundreds of pounds, found them a few times, but I've not made major changes in my life through the years.

And

I've seen some amazing things happen, so I know that it can happen.

But the whole thing of like setting resolutions and

I know it's much bigger than that.

But I just don't feel that.

I don't normally feel like an optimism.

I guess that's it.

And I guess I am a little more of an optimistic kind of guy.

But I don't sort of feel that.

And maybe it's a cautious, maybe that's how I should look at this, a cautious optimism at what's to come.

Because I know the stakes are high, and I understand what we're facing,

but I also understand the truth.

So maybe that's it.

Well, there are good people out there that are doing great work.

In fact, that doctor we talked to on the first hour, willing to speak up and then also willing to treat people.

Why aren't more doctors doing more?

That's a question that many have asked, and I think it's a fair question.

Well, here's why.

We've heard they've been threatened.

Many of them working for hospitals.

The doctor we talked to doesn't work for hospitals.

He's a neurosurgeon who, I guess, works for himself.

Now,

they are being threatened that they may lose their licenses in some cases.

And if you take a profession like that, where they have worked their, you know, what's off for years and racked up thousands,

hundreds of thousands in a lot of cases of student debt in order to get to where they are, they just work too hard.

It's really a

golden

cage they've got them locked into.

It's sort of a trap, isn't it?

And now we're learning the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice is requesting files of patients prescribed ivermectin,

according to one doctor specifically, for doctors who did this and have done this and still constantly do, I guess.

A Minnesota family physician, according to the Epic Times, here is being investigated for the fifth time in the past 17 months by the state medical board for statements related to COVID.

It says the board is now requesting to see medical records of his patients who were prescribed ivermectin.

Dr.

Scott Jensen received a notification from the the Minnesota's Board of Medical Practice two days before Christmas, informing him of their request for the records.

And last night, when he got home after shopping with the kids, the grandkids apparently,

there it was.

So maybe that's why more folks aren't speaking up and standing up.

I will say to those that are

and doing the right thing, continue to fight for us.

We need you.

You can continue to fight too.

I got more good news in my good newsletter.

Go to justinbarkley.com/slash good news.

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Oh, there's lots happening in the news.

The sky is falling.

As always, it sort of feels that way.

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But forget about all that, folks.

Let's talk solutions.

When we come back, I want to hear from you.

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All right, so happy new year to you.

Justin Barkley, in for Beck today in the Glenbeck program.

And

you can follow me all over social media if you'd like.

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You know, I was saying earlier, I felt kind of like, I don't necessarily feel the

optimistic

sort of brand new, fresh start new year that I normally do.

But 22 is going to be a really big year in a lot of ways.

And so because of that,

I want to hear from folks like you because I want to know what you're doing to make a difference.

That's what I think we're going to talk about this.

I'm going to invite you to call in.

It could be anything.

I don't care how small or minute it is.

Seemingly insignificant, maybe.

But I believe these little things add up.

I really do.

I believe they can make

a dramatic impact.

Many hands

might make light work, they say, right?

But I think it's the same when it comes to what we're all doing together.

One of the lies that we're constantly facing and confronted with is,

you know, it's not going to matter.

You can't make a difference anyway, so you should feel helpless.

You should feel hopeless.

It won't matter at the end of the day what you do,

what you say,

and whether or not you take a stand here or there.

But again, that's just a lie.

The truth is, it does matter

what you and I are doing on a daily basis.

I would be doing something much different today if it didn't.

Probably spending a little time with my little girl, just celebrated her first birthday.

Maybe I'd be in sunny Miami, Florida, within the free state of Florida with AOC, having some mimosis at brunch.

I don't know.

But I'm here because I believe what we do today matters.

Otherwise, there'd be no point to any of this.

So I want to hear from you.

888727, Beck.

That's 888-727, B-E-C-K.

Let me know what you're up to.

What are you doing?

No matter what it is,

just start some sort of group or you've gotten together to talk about things or

go out and volunteer or do something.

A small group at your church.

I don't know.

It could be anything.

Are you volunteering at a soup kitchen?

Are you doing something?

It could be anything.

Maybe you decided to get involved with some big organization or knock on doors and talk to people or, I don't know, take meals to the seasoned citizens of us.

I'm not sure what you're doing, but I'd love to hear from you because I think not only are you going to

maybe provide a little hope, a little optimism

to folks like me, who could use maybe a little bit more this year,

but I also think you're going to maybe give some folks some ideas about things that they can do

to make a difference.

One of those folks that's making a difference right now is Ron Armstrong.

He's with Stand Up Michigan.

The folks in Michigan have been fighting a good fight throughout the craziness of this whole ordeal.

Back into 2020, the beginning of Ron's group started with a Facebook group that was called Michiganders Against Excessive Quarantines.

Now, we talked about the governor yesterday and how unpopular she was.

In fact,

she was so unpopular that people were

organizing

in big ways.

I remember, I think it was April 20th, was the date of the or the 15th, maybe, the date of the big car rally.

This was a big event.

I've never seen anything like it before.

And I'm told by veteran news folks, they've never seen anything like it before.

It was a rally/slash,

oh, I don't know, demonstration, protests in a lot of ways.

People drove from all over the state to the Capitol and Lanting in their cars

to protest, and they drove around the capital, creating gridlock in a lot of ways.

But people organized, standing up and doing something to fight back and make their voices heard, I think, in a lot of ways.

And people felt like they weren't.

At that time, the governor had things shut down.

There's a lot of people that felt hopeless.

Ron, we appreciate you being here with us today.

I know those were like the beginnings of this group, but Stand Up Michigan has sort of morphed into.

And in fact,

this group is now having impact all over the country.

With the big swing with what happened in Virginia, there's even a tie to that as well.

We'll talk about that coming up.

But well, come in, Ron.

Appreciate you being here with us today.

Great to be with you, Justin, as always.

And I think a lot of what you were just saying, everybody kind of feels, you know, the 15 days to bend the curve.

And that was called Operation Gridlock.

So we did exactly what we intended to do in Lansing that particular time.

But over the course of the last last year and a half, we've gone from protesting at the Capitol and protesting for our freedom and against mandates and against medical freedom and all of these things.

But you know, protests and rallies do get tiresome after a while.

People are like, I just keep doing it and they don't see change coming.

Because we want to change things at a state level.

We want to change what's happening at a national level.

And we know, the majority of the people listening know that individually they don't feel they can change any of that.

So it makes them tired.

It makes them look forward to after 20 and then 21 like a groundhog day.

It's just another day of the same news, the same lies, the same suppression of our voice and whatever.

But the great news is, and this is why I think it's a symbolic thing looking forward to a new year.

It doesn't change anything tomorrow unless it changes you.

And I say it needs to change and start out with changing your mind.

We have to change our attitude a little bit.

Meaning, we've been so angry because we know what the truth is, but change isn't going to come just through anger and just through protesting.

It's going to come by you realizing, again, how can I actually make a difference?

And where it always starts, and I know I've heard Glenn say this as well.

I've heard you say it on your other programs and Wood, is it starts again in your own communities.

When you talked about soup kitchen, volunteering, whatever, what those things do is it makes you feel better because honestly, if we affect the change that we want to see in our own communities, and it starts with your neighbor and your neighborhood and your town or your community, your county, and then if everyone focuses on that, we change our country, our state, and literally we change America, or we should say, we restore America to what it was, taking care of each other.

The federal government isn't doing anything to take care of us.

We need to honestly try and put that aside a bit.

It's actually just a, you know, it's a crap show at best when you talk about AOC in Florida.

And we recognize this.

So we need to turn, first of all, the fear that we have and the fear that your neighbors have into faith.

I believe a lot of the people who listen to Glenn program, and I know certainly follow you and your books, and by the way, if they haven't read your book, they should.

It talks about the importance of your personal relationship with God and your personal relationship with,

you know, because that's where it starts.

I believe that that's the difference with America.

It's a difference with Americans.

And I believe that we have to start looking at how we can potentially reduce the fear of those around us.

Your own family members are in fear.

Your neighbors are in fear because they have listened to what's been going on.

And so I believe it starts there.

And that's what we're going to do.

We need you in 2022.

and we need all of you, and we're going to help focus on what it is you could do.

So you mentioned that

at the beginning here, Ron, that

15 days to slow the spread.

Today,

the New Year's Eve is

day 655.

15 days to slow the spread.

And by a boy, when you find ourselves kind of where we are, I think, folks, it's easy.

It's easy to get caught up in that.

You mentioned my book.

That's why I wrote the book, Good News, Hope and Encouragement for Trying Times, is to let people know that there are good things happening all around and actually give you some real life sort of ideas and some real-life

applicable things that you can do to

make that shift in your life.

And

I love to hear from people like you who have decided, okay, we're going to do some things.

We're going to stand up.

We're going to make a difference.

This organization is Stand Up Michigan is just a ragtag organization of justice, just individuals who have decided enough is enough.

And it started in Michigan with Governor Whitmer and her tyrannical, crazy lockdowns,

these things that she wants us all to forget about this year.

But it's really caught fire and it's spread all across the country.

In fact, what happened in Virginia and the election of Glenn Young and really the way the tables were turned there had a lot to do with just average everyday people.

Not necessarily even parties or anything like that, just everyday people like you and me who were watching what was happening play out in the headlines.

They were watching a candidate for governor come out and say, I don't think you have a right to be involved in your child's education.

And those parents were saying, wait a minute, what?

And they decided to stand up and start going to school board meetings and speaking out.

And so much so that they became overwhelmed in Virginia with all of these parents who were coming to speak out.

And some of the stories, people just,

I think,

I just had enough of this.

We've gone too far off the path of

just common sense.

We have...

a biological male going into a

girl's bathroom and sexually assaulting the daughter of one of these men who decided to speak out.

And they said that he was wrong and racist for speaking out.

And I think parents looked at that and said,

you know, we've just lost our way.

I think the good news in Virginia and then the good news with this organization and I think many others across the country is that people, the individuals, there's still many of us out there, many more than they want you to know about.

But I think the good news is you're not alone.

You watch the nightly news, you watch the networks and maybe the programs and things they have for you on Netflix and things like that that are made for the people on the coast where things have just gone completely off the rails.

And you think, gosh,

is this really where we are?

But I think the idea that you get to hear from other people, see from other people, and understand you're not alone.

Gosh, that is so valuable.

And so that's why I'm so excited to hear about some of those things.

So can you take us behind the scenes and tell us a little bit about what happened in Virginia and maybe how that might sort of catch fire into other places throughout the country this year?

Yes, and it is happening throughout the country.

Stand up, Virginia was formed

mainly, again, to go against certain district attorneys and laws that they seemed that they weren't following in Virginia.

They were obviously involved and started to be involved at the parent level.

They were backing the blue.

They had their own three mission statements.

And it was just a perfect fit for an extension of what we were doing in Michigan and how we were organizing.

And it's about the brand, people being able to coalesce around something that isn't involving a political party,

but basically involving our patriotism,

our feeling of all just being Americans.

It's kind of the Paul Revere on a horse, and that is the idea.

We're carrying the lantern into the darkness, and that's kind of where we've been.

And what happened in Virginia was exactly what you said.

Some parents began standing up, and the more that the other side talked, the more that they saw what was being taught in the schools, the more that they saw where the school boards were standing, the more people came out of the woodwork and said, enough.

You're now affecting our children in a way that we're simply, we've had enough.

And that is where it always, the people are the solution.

It'll never come from government.

But when we have had enough, when enough people say it's enough, things will change.

You're seeing it happen slowly.

You're seeing more and more people that are speaking up and standing up.

And so that's what happened in Virginia.

Now, it wasn't pollable.

They didn't know who these people were.

Would they vote?

How would they vote?

These people didn't identify under a party.

They identified as just plain parents and Americans.

And they came out in numbers to where they had over 1 million additional voters than a typical off-year election.

And they didn't have time to wait for the so-called forensic audits and other things that other states are saying we have to have.

And I understand all of that.

They had an election coming, and they not only won from a 10-point deficit and won by 2.5 or 3, but they also took over their state house something that was considered

unthinkable.

This is where the hope comes for us in 2022.

It is looking at whatever your community is.

I don't care if you're a red or a blue county or red or blue state.

You can instill change and there we are drawing out people and they're looking for a home.

They're looking for people who will stand with them and will stand up for them, will speak along and stand alongside them.

And if indeed we provide that in an organized way, we will instill the change that we wish to see.

And it won't be about a Republican or a Democrat, but you've got to look ideologically at the individual running.

You have to choose them.

You have to encourage them to run.

We have to get behind them.

And then we need to hold them accountable.

And if we do that, we are going to change our state.

And we're going to change this so-called desire for the great reset.

And we're going to restore the faith and the greatness of America.

Run on, strong.

Stand up, Michigan.

Where can folks find you, reach out, and maybe get involved in what you're doing here in Michigan and maybe catch fire other places.

Well, there's two things.

If you want to sign up and get on our email list, you can go to standupmichigan.com and hit sign up.

You can go to we need you in 22.com.

We need you in 22.com.

You can sign up right there.

You can also email me at rona at standupmichigan.com if you're interested in starting a chapter or learning more about what it is we're doing here in Michigan.

Thank you, brother.

But you appreciate it.

Ron Armstrong, Stand Up Michigan.

More from you.

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I believe you and I are a part of the solution.

I believe we ought to look at what we can do, and I think that there is much more we can actually get done

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seemingly insignificant

to make a larger impact

so I'm gonna go to the phones I got a couple folks lined up and if you want to talk today triple eight seven two seven back

it's Barkley and for Beck today on the Glen Beck program Paul in Pennsylvania hello

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that is that is fantastic what made this switch from you Paul from you know from looking at at what you were dealing with personally yourself then to maybe to looking at how you could help other people use that that that pain to find the purpose

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And of course, I'd love to talk to you coming off 888-727 back.

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Stick around more after the break.

You know, resolutions are very popular this time of year, and they usually get broken with the first week or so.

In the new year, and

I don't necessarily have that crazy optimism that I normally do.

But I will tell you, I guess I'm cautiously optimistic.

I know, because I've seen it in my own life, but I've seen it in countless others as well.

I know that change is possible, and I know

that we,

you,

can make a difference.

So instead of talking resolutions, I want to talk solutions.

In fact, what are you doing?

What will you do to make a difference in 22?

That's how we solve the problems that we face together as a nation.

Our founding fathers, they did the very same.

Their problems,

gosh, I guess they were

just like ours in a lot of ways.

Some might think even bigger, but I think we face some pretty big ones today, too.

But none of it happens.

None of this

that we see and we experience today, this great nation, happens without them

taking that first step, doing something,

that leap of faith.

They trusted God

and then they moved forward.

You know, God puts all the gifts, all the talents, all the abilities, all of them inside of us, and it's our job to unlock them.

It's our job to give them away.

It's our job to use them to serve.

If we're not using our gifts and our abilities, then they're being wasted.

Let's not do that.

So, lots of folks lining up to talk today, and I'd love to hear from you at 888-727-BEC.

That's 888-727-B-E-C-K.

And I want to go to Lori up first in Ohio on the Glenn Beck program.

Lori, what are you doing this year to make a difference?

Hi, yeah, we're going to start helping marriages and through our church to get

people either with a troubled marriage, try to help them work it through, or premarital guidance to help get couples to know what they're facing when they get married so that they can start their families up great.

I love that.

You know, it's so important.

Our church family has become so important to us.

And especially you think about the last year or two, what we've all been through,

it's easy for us to feel isolated.

In fact, I think that's one of the things they want us to do, is feel isolated, like you're alone, right?

But you're not, and especially if you have support like a church family or whatnot to fall back on and

to lean into.

You know, the family itself is so important to this.

I don't think I, when I was younger until I got married and then eventually, really in this last year until I had my little girl, I guess I understood like maybe on the surface what it meant.

But the full, the bigger picture, I don't think I ever really completely got it until my little girl was born.

And Lori, it's just such an important thing.

And my hat's off to you because I think that's what you know that may be your calling there.

Yeah, it is.

We really feel like it is.

We've been married for 28 years, and we feel like God has given us a gift, and it's our responsibility to share it.

Wow.

Congratulations on the 28 years.

I love that.

What's your secret if you want to share a little bit

with us?

Be best friends, go on dates, and just

have fun.

Have fun.

I love that.

Have fun.

Lori, thank you so much.

Happy New Year to you.

God bless.

Thank you.

Bye-bye.

Thank you.

Bye-bye.

Talking solutions today.

You know, resolutions are popular, but they often fail.

So let's talk solutions.

What are you doing?

What are you willing to do to make a difference?

It doesn't have to be something huge.

It It could be something that seems insignificant, but I can tell you,

you know, in the scheme of things, what Lori's planning on doing for those families at her church or wherever she is,

can you imagine?

You know, on the surface, it sounds like maybe this national Glenbach program, you're thinking about,

what are you going to do to move the needle, Lori?

That's

nothing.

Well, that's not true.

Can you imagine?

I mean, it may seem insignificant

to the world,

but to the people whose lives that she will impact, it will mean the world to them.

Ben in Michigan is up next.

We'll talk to you on the Glenn Beck program at 888-727-BAC.

That's 888-727-B-E-C-K.

Ben, what are you doing to make a difference in the world in 22?

Hey, Justin.

I love Glenn's show, and I love it when you get a a chance to guess so.

So you're doing a great job, man.

Yeah, I've got a project that I'd like to share with your audience.

I've been really concerned.

I'm a father of some kids ages 8 to 14, and I've been really concerned about the world that they're going to grow up and live in.

And I feel like the only path to prosperity is conservative principles and the principles that our founding fathers set forth in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

So I wrote a book that helps kids understand politics and election elections from a conservative perspective.

It's been called the birds and the bees of American politics today, and I'm just really proud of it.

It's called Tucker for President, and it's a fun read for kids.

Sid, not Tucker Carlson, right?

No, no, not Tucker Carlson.

Tucker is just a, he's a sixth grade kid who decides to run for class president, and along the way, he learns, you know, what it means to be a leader, the principles that our founding fathers created our country under, and how he could be part of the solution going forward.

He learned what taxation means, the difference between democracy and socialism, and just really important lessons that I feel like kids need to learn these days.

I love that, Ben.

Thank you for sharing that, and thank you for doing that.

That's a, you know, that might be a little more ambitious than what most would do, but man, I can imagine you're making a difference.

Where can people find your book?

Hey, they can go to my website.

It's Ben La Crosse Books, or you can Google Ben La Crosse Books.

It's on Amazon.

And I've got another book coming out later on this summer where Tucker learns some of the principles of the freedom of speech, the Second Amendment, and the importance of our Bill of Rights.

And there's some great books out there that do these things, but

this kind of entertainment needs to be relatable for kids, and that's what I'm trying to do, man.

Awesome.

Good for you, man.

Good for you.

Thank you, man.

God bless, and happy new year to you.

You know, as like I said, becoming a father, it really

is important.

I look at what their kids are being taught in school.

And

my wife and I, my dad taught public school for 40 years.

And

my wife's grandmother was one of the, I think maybe the first female superintendent here in Michigan.

And I look at the public schools these days and some of the really, just the stories coming up.

I just can't imagine

sending our little girl to public school.

And so I've become so sort of,

you know, focused on what am I, how do I make sure that she's getting,

you know, getting that upbringing and that background that that means so much.

And

those things are so important.

Mike in New York, 888727BECK.

Mike, appreciate you being here with us.

What are you doing to make a difference this year?

Just spreading the word.

Trust in God.

resting the 91st Psalm,

and

don't trust the Lord, you don't get vaccinated.

Mike, you're kind of breaking up a little bit there.

Can you hear me?

Unfortunately.

Yeah, unfortunately, I'm just gonna let Mike go.

Sorry about that, Mike.

I sound like I'm on a cell phone.

But a good message from what I heard him say,

You know,

so much of what we have gone through in this just

this

last few years, but like so much of it that what we have gone through,

I do believe has a lot to do with our faith.

What we put it in, where we put it.

Do you trust God or do you trust the government?

Do you trust the Lord or do you trust Fauci?

Now, I'm not saying we shouldn't listen to

certain sources.

I'm not saying that we should completely show out everything

that folks in like lab coats have to say.

I believe they have an important place.

But I also know

that as he mentioned, one of the things, and I just barely caught him saying it, but one of the things that has brought me great, just tremendous peace

throughout some of the most trying times, especially in the last year or two, is that is that 91st Psalm

and

if it's been a while or if you've never read it,

just Google it.

Just look it up.

Psalm 91.

Read that thing through.

It is important.

It is powerful.

Just like the rest of our faith, what do we put it in?

And where is it?

I think those things continue to make a difference

into 22

and beyond.

I'll take another couple of quick calls here when we come back.

I got to take a quick break, but 888727BECK will wrap things up here.

Looking at the new year, I got to tell you, I'm feeling a little more optimistic, cautiously optimistic, but I'm feeling a little more optimistic this year, and I appreciate your phone calls.

Back with you after this.

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Talking solutions, not just resolutions for 22, and I want to hear from you.

And before we go, we'll get a couple of more here if we can.

But I'll give you some predictions because I got a couple of stories here that I thought just made sense.

It's not going away.

NASCAR driver Brandon Brown announces a sponsorship deal with LGBCOI.

Well, who's Brandon Brown?

He's the Brandon

behind the let's go Brandon phrase, the phrase that became popular when he was being interviewed by by the NBC reporter.

He just won a race and the crowd was chanting expletive Joe Biden.

She thought,

she said, with the headphones on, I can understand how this side of it.

She thought that they were saying let's go Brandon.

She said that to him.

He looked over at her with the funniest face.

He will now be driving the Let's Go Brandon coin, which is a cryptocurrency, apparently.

This is sponsoring this

car.

That's not going anywhere.

Let's go Brandon is sticking around that sentiment into 22, and we'll see how it plays out for those folks in the midterms.

Gas prices going up.

One analyst predicting over $4

a gallon for the nationwide average.

Probably count on those things.

And I think the other thing you count on is more of the same we've seen over the last year or so, the insanity.

the politics and everything.

But also, I think folks slowly but surely waking up.

And we've got to be able to give those folks the opportunity to do that and welcome them slowly but surely

waking up.

Wendell in Virginia, just about 30 seconds.

I wanted to give you a chance to tell us what you're doing.

What are you doing in the new year for 22?

Welcome to the Glen Beck program.

Thank you, sir.

I'm helping a missionary in Kenya write her life story.

She was infected with HIV 30 years ago, given six months to live with an AIDS diagnosis, gave her life to God, and now she's still serving 30 years later.

Wow, praise God.

That's amazing.

What a great story.

She's a wonderful person.

Go ahead.

Will this be a book when you're done with it?

We're hoping so.

We're in the submissions process now, and the title is Love Kenya.

Wow.

Keep us posted, Wendell.

Happy New Year and God bless, my friend.

God bless you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

There is so much to be excited for.

Yes, and I think cautiously optimistic about in the coming year.

And

I will remain so.

And just remember, no matter how bad the news seems or the headlines sound, there are always good things happening all around us.

We've got to make sure we make time to plug into those things.

Stick close to the fire in a lot of ways.

Make sure that we're paying attention.

I got a great newsletter, by the way, justinbarklay.com slash goodnews to stay up to date with all those good things that are happening.

I believe you need to know about them.

Of course, now more than ever.

So you know you're not alone.

You can hear and see what's actually happening in the real world.

And then I think like some of these folks who I've heard this morning, I mean, and today, I'm very inspired by what they've said.

Real average, everyday folk like me and you, just making a difference, whatever it looks like.

You may think, oh, I can't write a book or help somebody write a book.

But what about the woman who said she was going to help some folks at her church

stay married a little bit longer?

Maybe improve their relationships and help their families.

I mean, that's incredible.

What can you do

with where you are now

and what you currently have?

That's the question.

Because the truth is, each one of us has some sort of gift.

We have some sort of talent.

And I believe it's not just our opportunity, but it's our duty to share that gift with the world.

That's how we make change.

That's how we make a real difference.

And this year, instead of when the ball drops, making resolutions like I'm going to lose 20 pounds or whatever it might be that you just don't stick to,

in fact, let's

make solutions

that each one of us

can make the world a better place in some way.

Oh, that's it for me.

Barkley in for Beck.

It's been an honor and a pleasure.

Justin Barkley, God bless, folks.

This is the Glenn Beck program.