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Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenbeck Program.

So, I've got to go back in time for just a second and play COT 1 from President Biden during the campaign.

No, I don't think it should be mandatory.

I wouldn't demand to be mandatory, but I would do everything in my power.

Just like I don't think masks have to be made mandatory nationwide.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah,

that's changed a bit.

That's changed a bit.

But also something else has changed since just the election, just the last couple of days.

You remember when Biden said, oh, that's a garbage story about the $450,000 going now to

illegals that crossed our border and were separated from their family?

He wants as much as a million dollars to go to the families.

This is an outrage.

And he said it was just a couple of days ago.

And he said it's a garbage story.

Here's the White House yesterday cut to.

The president is perfectly comfortable with the Department of Justice settling with the individuals and families who are currently in litigation with the U.S.

government.

You know, DOJ can obviously speak more to that process.

The president was, what he was reacting to was the dollar figure that was mentioned, that you mentioned him to him yesterday.

As press accounts to date indicate, there's been press accounts on this.

DOJ made clear to the plaintiffs that the reported figures are higher than anywhere that a settlement can land.

Ah, okay, so we're going to settle.

Just not for $450,000.

Here's CNN yesterday on this payment.

Was the Wall Street Journal report that Peter Doocy was asking about?

Is it garbage or not?

Jake, this is one of these cases where the president is quite imprecise and leaves it to his staff and us to be the precise ones.

So here are the true facts.

The Wall Street Journal was correct not reporting garbage when it reported that the Biden administration is in discussions to settle lawsuits brought on behalf of families affected by the family separation policy.

And the Wall Street Journal was correct in reporting that these settlement discussions include talks of possible financial compensation.

So, what's weird is when the president said this was a garbage story and that's not going to happen, it's almost as if he didn't have any idea what his administration was doing.

Or he was lying.

Which one do you prefer?

The extremists that are in the administration.

We begin there in 60.

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and this administration is becoming more and more extreme we're going to talk about the big issue uh that happened yesterday notice that he held this back.

It's almost like the vaccine.

We'll wait to announce that after the election.

Now we have the mandates coming in the most bizarre time.

We have the cases going down.

People are beyond this.

We're having super spreader events.

People are going to massive concerts.

They're going to massive sporting

events.

And we're not having any kind of, you know, super spreader event.

So, why now?

Because this is all about control, and everything this administration is doing is moving us towards the great reset and control.

This vaccine mandate must not go forward because if they can do this with an OSHA

bean counter coming over and affecting all of our businesses, by the way it was just for a hundred people and more businesses yesterday but there is another plan that is coming that will affect every single business this will affect everything you do

and it cannot that door cannot be opened well this extremist president has also done something else yesterday in something that In with all of the senators that I have talked about, I warned them that this person was coming, and they all read my report on this person, and they were like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what?

Now, this was weeks ago.

And no one thought that he would actually put this person into

the Senate's hands for approval.

For the Comptroller of the Currency,

this is Saul Almorova.

Now, I want to compare two people, Congresswoman Victoria Sparts, who was born in Ukraine in 1978, and President Biden's nominee for comptroller of the currency, Saul Almorova, who was born in Kazakhstan in 1966.

These two women have very different ideas about the Soviet Union.

Congresswoman Sparts is warning the American people that our FBI is starting to remind her of the KGB, the security agency for the Soviet Union.

She knows firsthand that it is not a good path to be like the Soviet Union.

It says in her Twitter bio, she is an American by choice.

That's important.

Congresswoman Spartz was 13 years old when the Soviet Union collapsed.

She lived in the aftermath of the fall until she immigrated to America in the year 2000 after meeting her husband on a train in Europe.

She has already received a bachelor degree of international economics and an MBA from the National University of Economics in Ukraine.

She received then a master of professional accountancy from the IU Kelly School of Business in Indianapolis.

She's a businesswoman, a CPA, Fortune 500 finance professional, and she's now a member of the House of Representatives.

Her website says that while living in Ukraine during and after the Soviet Union, she saw, quote, the dark side of socialism.

She now is in Congress fighting for a smaller government and a limited government and the Constitution of the United States.

She believes, quote, financial and health care decisions should be made by individuals in the free market, not bureaucrats with special interests.

Now, this is the exact opposite

of what our other former Soviet Union resident, who is now the nominee for comptroller of our economy, believes in.

Saul Amarova does not share the skepticism of her former Soviet Union.

In one of her tweets last year, it began to make headlines.

In the tweet, she seemed to insinuate the Soviets' financial system had more going for it than free market capitalism.

Let me read the tweet.

Until I came to the U.S., I couldn't imagine that things like gender pay gaps still existed in today's world.

Say what you will about the old USSR, but there was no gender pay gap there.

The market doesn't always know best.

You couldn't afford to live decently.

I don't care if you were anyone, male, female, unless you were in with the one party.

So she wants to put all of our money in a government-run bank, the Fed.

She wants one bank, all of these banks to be wiped out.

Now, I'm telling you right now, there are five banks, and you know which ones they are.

We've never been able to tell, you know, they've never told us who the Fed is actually owned by.

It's not a government agency.

It is a private corporation, the Fed, and it is owned by five banks.

And you know which one they are because there's only about five of them left.

The big, huge banks.

JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and what's the other one I'm missing?

Those, that's the Fed.

She wants to now wipe those out and just make them the Bank of the Federal Reserve.

And that's the only bank you will be able to have in the country.

She says, we did it in the Soviet Union, and this time it will work.

So

why does it seem like Saul Amorova and Congresswoman Sparks lived in two separate Soviet Unions, one with perfect gender equality and one with a dark side of socialism?

Well, to understand understand that, I had to actually look in deeply to her life.

She was educated in Moscow.

She was the winner of the Lenin Personal Academic Scholarship.

She came to America on an exchange program between Moscow State and the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1991.

And while she was in Wisconsin, the Soviet Union collapsed.

Here she is with Chris Hayes talking about it.

Why'd you come to the U.S.?

Well, it was actually pure

chance in a way.

I was

an undergraduate student at Moscow State University, and there was at the very end of the Gorbachev era an exchange program between Moscow State and University of Wisconsin-Madison.

And I got lucky against all odds, and I came for that one semester in 1991 to Madison, Wisconsin.

And while I was there, in December of 1991, the Soviet Union fell apart.

And so there I was, a student without anywhere to go back.

And, you know, was I was very worried about what was going to happen and so I stayed and to do my PhD in political science but you know frankly I'm just to this day I kind of feel guilty for having left the country at such a momentous time because obviously they couldn't hold it together without me

so while she was away her home collapsed in on itself Then she stayed here in the U.S.

in the aftermath and she felt guilty.

Why?

Because she was loyal to her empire.

That's where she was respected and educated.

She is not an American by choice.

She says she's an American by chance, which is what she said in the last clip with Chris Hayes when she was asked why you come to America.

She used the word chance.

Now, of course, she could have been an American by chance and come to appreciate our systems.

But that doesn't seem like what happened.

She wants to redesign our system in honor of the empire that she loved and no longer exists.

She can never go back to the Soviet Union.

So out of the true admiration, she wants to build a replacement here, a place that feels more at home.

I told you that in the end, you would have the progressives, the Marxists, the socialists, communists, and the Islamists all working together.

Well, here it is.

Now, I have a few different theories on how these two women have such different views about the Soviet Union.

For context, if you go to a country that was in the former Soviet Union, you'd be shocked to see that people still sympathize with the Soviet ideology.

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So

there's two major groups that live in the former Soviet Union.

First group is the older group, who lived most of their lives in the Soviet Union, never had the chance to exercise their freedom.

And freedom like a muscle is, you know, when it's growing up in the Soviet Union, it's like growing up in a full body cast.

It made their muscles very, very weak.

It made freedom much harder to maintain.

It made it even scary.

We haven't had to think about this in America really until now, but an instinct for freedom comes with nurture as much as nature.

Even though I believe liberty is a human ideal, it is not without risk.

It's not without cost.

And if you were growing up in the Soviet Union that never knew freedom, that cost is weird to you.

They couldn't recognize their own oppression unless they knew they were in a gulag or purposely or accidentally defied the USSR.

Then they knew.

But if you grew up in a nice and compliant area with quiet and compliant family, things could have been relatively stable for you.

If the Soviet Union only offered one thing, It was sameness.

It was predictable.

The leaders told you exactly what to do, where to work, how to live, what to like, what to dislike, what to say,

what not to say, who to respect, and who to hate.

And when people just disappeared, you didn't ask for it.

It was a simplified life.

That's it.

They minimized it and simplified it.

And when the Soviet Union collapsed, it was as if

whole countries of people who had been living in full body castes had been removed from the caste and said, go walk, run.

And they didn't know what to do.

Suddenly, you could go wherever you wanted.

For a person who hasn't known freedom, this could be dangerous.

Some rose to the challenge, learned liberty for the first time.

Some shrunk away from the challenge and wished for the predictability to come back.

And because there weren't enough strong people, that's why it went into chaos and is a mobocracy now.

It's a lot like when God rescued the Hebrew people from slavery.

Do you know only one-fifth of the Jews actually left that slavery?

They actually went in.

One-fifth of them.

The rest stayed in slavery.

Now, the other group are people in the countries from the Soviet Union that advocate for communism today.

They were the young people that don't really remember it from the last time.

But Ms.

Avaroma was in her 20s when the Soviet Union collapsed.

She does remember it.

She didn't live in the aftermath of the collapse.

So she saw what it was for the first time over here, and it was like waking out of a dream for for Sparts.

But when it was happening,

Amarova was in the universities and she was learning and teaching and she was learning it in Wisconsin.

Which makes me

question, what if she got her ideas from us, from our universities?

What if her ideas were justified by her time at UW-Madison and Northwestern?

What if they were seamlessly folded into UNC Chapel Chapel Hill and Cornell and Georgetown?

Scary thought.

If I tried to imagine the perfect ideological refugee for a refuge for a displaced Soviet, I couldn't think of a better one than our universities at the time.

Now she's become wildly successful, working her way up to the nominee of the comptroller of our economy.

all without ever having to give up the ideals of the Soviet Union.

You have to assume she she thinks like a communist.

She prefers predictability.

That's what her tweet about gender gap shows you.

She thinks that top-down control will limit disparities and encourage sameness.

This all makes sense when you look at the path of her life.

I'm sure she's a perfectly wonderful person.

This isn't to degrade her.

Life shapes us all very differently, and she was dealt a very unique hand.

But she hasn't left the Soviet Union in her mind, and she's clinging to the concept that government-controlled finances will make life better, an idea that has been ingrained in her for years.

The problem is it just isn't true.

The people in the Soviet Union were nursed on lies.

Compliance and deception were the way of life.

It's hard to accept that everything you've known is a lie.

That the reality that you believed in wasn't true.

It's not an easy feat.

But we cannot have somebody controlling our economy who doesn't believe in the free market,

that is a Soviet-style

finance person that believes the free market is evil.

We can't have somebody who doesn't have a full grasp of the truth or a full grasp on history.

This is who

our president, who said he would return us to normalcy,

has nominated.

She may pass.

She may pass the Senate if one

conservative votes the other way and you don't get at least one other to come with you.

She wants to completely redesign our economy to fit the Soviet Union.

And the press doesn't doesn't talk about it.

We are well beyond conspiracy theories.

This

administration is more dangerous than any administration in our history.

This administration is

more dangerous because they are moving more rapidly and more comprehensively than the Obama administration.

Our end is here if we don't stand together.

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This is the Glenn Beck program.

Hello, America.

It is Friday.

There is a lot going on.

Yesterday, the president announced a White House partnership with the World Economic Forum for the Great Reset.

The White House and the United States government now has a

public-private partnership with 20 major companies

that provide raw materials.

This is all part of the change that this woman I was just telling you about with a comp troller is going to help herald.

In

the world is changing quickly.

And if you want to know about the Great Reset, I urge you to pick up my new book now called The Great Reset.

It is out in early January.

This is our first time we have ever published anything on our own.

And the supply chain is a little dicey.

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The second printing they say will be five months down the road.

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You need this.

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It has been bothering me so much that it hasn't come out sooner, but it is the fastest we could put this out

because things are changing so rapidly.

You need to understand what the great reset really is.

I want to bring in Christopher Bedford because this is another thing that we all need to work on.

He is the chief comms officer for Wright Forge and the senior editor of The Federalist.

And WrightForge is in a battle now to build a second internet.

I have told you that we need parallel societies.

And this is critical.

but it is difficult and very costly to do.

Christopher, how are you, you, sir?

I'm great.

How are you?

Very good.

So tell me what you guys are building on the second internet.

We're building the infrastructure that basically the internet goes on.

We're building the servers.

We're building what Amazon Web Services does.

It's essentially it's the highway that the vehicles travel on or the ground that you build on.

Without these servers, you can't build websites.

This is what all the information flows on.

They're all

around the globe.

They're in every continent.

They're in California.

They're in Texas.

They're all over the place.

And previously, in the life of the internet, they were a free place.

They didn't have opinions.

They didn't care what you put on them.

You could do anything you wanted on them.

But after Parlor was taken down by Amazon Web Services, after Texas Right to Life was taken down by GoDaddy, we started to

realize, holy smokes, we need this stuff.

And the good news for the right.

trying to get these things up so that Christians and conservatives and even just liberals who aren't in good favor can still continue to have a voice, is this not new technology.

We know how to do this.

We're just at a place right now where the people who control it, the people who control the commanding heights of the U.S.

economy and the global economy, have decided that Christians and conservatives and even doctors who just disagree are not allowed to have a voice anymore.

Okay, so

tell me how this works.

And it's just, you don't become another parlor, which

stood and then was just canceled by

all of of the servers and everything else.

How deeply into this

will this protect voices?

What destroyed Parlor is Amazon Web Services came around, one of the things that destroyed them, and they said that you can no longer have the services.

You can no longer have the infrastructure that you're built on.

It's essentially they just collapsed the ground underneath Parlor, so it collapsed.

And at the same time, they got hit by Google Play and they got hit by the Apple store, so they weren't even allowed to sell their product.

We are answering that part of the problem that Amazon Web Services posed.

We are the ground that you can build these sites on.

So you're uncancelable by any existing U.S.

law.

If you're on with RightForge, they would have to dig the wires out of the ground, seize the server farms, which is, you know, this is a place, we're in a dangerous place in this world.

But you're just talking about the great reset.

This is something that could happen someday down the road.

Right now, with existing U.S.

telecom law,

we can still have this ground, and that's what Red Forge will do.

So you won't get parlored if you're on with us.

And when other sites had been taken down previously and ripped down

by their server providers, we've gotten them back up.

We've defended them against the hacking attacks, and that's the business we're in, is free speech.

Okay, so first of all, where'd you get the?

I mean, because this is wildly expensive, wildly expensive to do.

The good news for us is a lot of people early in January realized this at the same time.

So Silicon Valley has long had political people who are involved with it, not just with the left, a lot of libertarian folks, a lot of Ron Paul kind of types.

And these folks had continued, they'd seen bad signs, they'd seen different lots of signs that you talked about all the time.

The things aren't going right, that censorship is increasing, that the corporations are no longer on the side of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence.

People.

They're just not on the verdict.

They're not on the side of people.

They're not.

It's wild what we're seeing.

But early on in January, when Parler and the President of the United States were deplatformed and taken down, that was a snapping moment for a lot of these folks.

A lot of these people who had made a lot of money in Silicon Valley, who had a lot of expertise, who had a lot of intelligence, who had all of the skill sets.

So

they reconnected.

These are folks who'd known each other for years and years and years.

They worked at different companies.

I saw, and I know some of them personally.

They reconnected and put this money in.

And like I said, this is not new technology.

So the infrastructure existed.

You need to buy it.

You need to acquire it.

You needed to grow it.

And a number of these companies, the people who were working with partners, already had it, but they had just been using it as part of a normal commercial property.

They hadn't realized, holy smokes, this is a new era.

So we were able to...

get them all together very quickly and we now have servers in every single continent except for Antarctica.

Wow, that's fantastic.

And so how can we help?

How can we get involved?

You can go to WrightForge.com to, if you want to move a lot of your domain over, we're getting a lot of business right now.

And some of them are big and huge, like we have the president's social media platforms working with us.

And some of them are small, like when your neighbor emails you from theirlastname.com.

That's their address that they've bought.

So it's big and small.

We're bringing people on.

And this is the infrastructure that's going to allow us to do what we unfortunately need to do, which you talk about a lot, which is build our own banks, build own

clubs, build our own social media platforms.

Because if we're not allowed to play on the globalist playgrounds, then we have to build our own here in the United States that's free.

And you can do that at rightforge.com.

So, so people understand, this is not if you're on Twitter, they can still cancel you.

But if there is another Twitter-like social media and it's on Wrightforge, they can't cancel you.

Yeah, they will not be able to cancel that website.

Right, right.

So you just don't disappear and

go away and

never heard from again.

I can't thank you enough for doing what you're doing.

I pray that this is one of the answers.

As you just said, we have to do this on everything,

on everything, and we are way behind.

But Chris, I can't thank you enough.

I've been

shouting from the mountaintops for a long time.

Where is the place to go?

Who's building the radio-free America?

Who is building something where we can't be canceled in the end?

And I am thrilled to see your work.

Thank you so much.

Well, thank you.

And thanks for letting me talk about it today.

You bet.

Writeforge.

Go to rightforge.com.

Writeforge.com.

All right.

It's really promising stuff.

Really promising stuff.

It's a lot of stuff you need to get through this.

You know, and you mentioned the banks, and I think there's a huge role for cryptocurrency there, too.

Yeah, big time.

And by the way, things working together is a big deal.

You know, the metaverse is coming.

Cryptocurrency is going to play a very big role.

All of these things, NTFs, big, big role.

That's all the future

of what is coming.

But the first step you could do is: A, get over to Wrightforge

and also get your your money out of these big five banks.

Get your money.

And I know it's only one step, but you have to send a signal to these banks.

You know,

the reason why they're not

operating the way they usually are is because people have so much on deposit.

Now, your money is their money.

They're loaning it out.

They're using it any way they want.

To really hurt them, if we had 50% of of the country take our reserves out of those banks and put them in our locally owned and operated banks, that would be quite a message to send.

And I'm telling you, it is the bank that is going to lead the way on the Great Reset.

They already are doing it.

The infrastructure is already there.

You need to take action now.

If you have money in any of these big banks and you're not for the Great Reset and ESGs and an entirely new

replacement for the free market,

make a statement, tell them why, and transfer your money to a local bank.

And this is also why the SEC is currently threatening Coinbase so that they cannot give people interest on their money.

Correct.

They, I mean, this is not some anarchist outfit.

Coinbase has been a great corporate citizen.

It's Andreessen Horowitz.

They're very compliant.

They agree.

They go along with all the regulations.

This is not some like, you know, libertarian, we're going to light the banking system on fire type of argument.

And here they are, just wanted to give people a relatively reasonable amount instead of the 0.1% you get from these big banks when you leave your money in their account.

And

they threatened them.

And they will sue them, they say, if they open up a service that they worked with the government to set up in the first place.

Yeah, you know, it's an amazing thing because if you have any Bitcoin, that's what Coinbase is.

It's a bank.

You're keeping your money there because it's digital.

You're keeping your money there at Coinbase so you can use it and withdraw it when you want it, et cetera, et cetera, in exchange.

I mean, it is.

In effect, it's similar, though.

Yeah.

I mean, it's very similar.

What I mean is it's a place to deposit your money because you can't physically put that underneath your mattress.

So it's a place where you have it on deposit.

And why let that money just sit there?

Why can't it earn money for the people who own it?

That's the idea behind a bank.

Why not?

The government is doing everything to trap us into one big bank and one digital currency.

And once they have that, it's done.

You're not going any, I mean, once you have that, you are at the mark of the beast kind of stuff.

I mean, I'm not saying that it's mark of the beast stuff.

I'm just just saying this is what it looks like.

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Hi, I'm not an idiot like Michael Barbaro.

And this isn't the Daily.

But the Daily is a New York Times podcast

that's out there.

I love it.

I was thinking about our show and how many people work on it.

There's a bunch of people who do other things like on TV and chip in on radio.

But, you know, it's kind of a small group here.

We've got a few people who work on it.

We have four?

Yeah.

We work on the radio show exclusively or mostly.

Well, the daily, we do three hours a day.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Five days a week.

Right.

The daily does a show one day, five days a week as well, but it's about 20 minutes long.

How many people do you think work on this show?

Probably a few, right?

Small group.

Sure.

I think.

I happened to listen to the Daily Today, and they revealed this for us.

And can we listen to this clip, please?

Today's episode was produced by Rachel Quester, Chelsea Daniel, and Duke Vanderpluck.

And there's three.

With help from Eric Krupke.

Okay, four.

It was edited by Michael Benoit and Lisa Tobin.

And six.

Engineered by Chris Wood.

Okay, set up.

And contains original music from Dan Powell and Marion Lozato.

Our theme music is by Jim Brunberg and Ben Lansferk of Wonderly.

11.

That's fine.

That's a lot.

That's it.

That's fine.

The daily is made by Lisa Tobin.

Oh, 12.

Rachel Quester, 13.

Lindsey Garrison, Claire Tennis Gedder, Paige Cowitt, Michael Simon Johnson, Brad Fisher, 18.

Marissa Anderson, 19.

Chris Wood, Jessica Chung, 21.

Stella Tan, 22.

Alexandra Lee Young, Lisa Chow, 24.

Eric Krupke, 25.

Mark George, 26.

Ruke Vanderplu, 27.

M.J.

Davis Lynn, 28.

Austin Mitchell, 29.

Nina Pata, 30.

Dan Howell,

Dave Shaw, 32.

Sidney Harper, 33.

Daniel Guimed, 34.

Robert Jimison, 35.

Michael Benwal, 36.

Liz O.

Bailey, 37.

Asta Chotharvedi.

They do 30 minutes a day.

Michelle Bonja.

40.

Diana Wynne.

41.

Marian Lozana.

42.

This is craziness.

44.

This is a barrel.

Alicia YouTube.

Chelsea Daniel, Mooj Sadie,

and Rowan Nimisto.

Oh, 49.

Special thanks to Stan Goldman, Carla Schumann, Quick Levy, Born Jackson, Julia Simon, Mohima Chiblani, Fio Milan, Des Iboqua, Martha Futterman, Wendy Dorr,

Elizabeth Davis Moore, Jeffrey Morano,

and we don't have this many people in this whole building.

We've run away.

That's it, today.

That's it.

That's it.

That's all.

That's it.

Yeah.

It's just 62 people on the show.

62 people to do a 20-minute podcast.

Oh, my gosh.

We don't have, I don't think we have that many people in this whole building.

Okay.

And how many podcasts and shows do we run out of here?

It's like 10, 12?

That's incredible.

It's like a bit.

At one point, and then it just seems like he's just making up names, and the names get more and more hard to understand and pronounce, and he just keeps going through them.

Oh, my gosh.

And that doesn't even include the host.

So I guess it would be six.

I do have to add two people: Nick Daly and Sam Carton, who do our music.

Sure, yeah.

Okay, so that's six.

For three hours and 60

for 25 minutes.

And they also work on TV stuff, too.

Yeah.

So it's not just

an amazing.

That's incredible.

All right.

That's how it gets so good, Glenn.

I never miss a fact.

I guess we're hiring.

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Hello, America.

It is Friday.

The vaccine mandate is on the table.

What does it mean?

And what do we do?

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So there are a lot of things that are going on, and I want to talk about the vaccine mandate, but I also want to give you an update on Afghanistan.

We have stopped all operations in Afghanistan, and I want to tell you why.

It's not that we've run out of people.

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going to make you real.

We have stopped because we can't...

There are more people to get, but we can't get anyone out because we've landed, we've run out of what we call lily pads.

These are countries that have taken, in many cases, my word or the word of the Nazarene Fund that we will get these people out of their country so they're not just trapped and dumped in their country.

And we'll take them to another country that wants them.

And then we will place them and help fund

their year transition and

all of it.

We have the funds to finish the job.

We don't have the funds to get more out of Afghanistan, but we can't get them out of Afghanistan now because no country will take any more refugees as lily pads.

It's full.

Now, why can't we get those refugees out?

Because the United States State Department has kicked us in the knees and hobbled us, and no country is going to take any refugees from anyone because the State Department is blocking them.

It is my feeling that all of these refugees are going to be coming to the United States of America.

I can speak for the 5,000 Christians that we have taken out.

They will be a blessing in America.

But I can't speak to

on behalf of what everybody else took out, what the United States government took out, I have no idea.

And if we take all of these refugees, this is going to make an impact in America.

I believe the ones who love America and the ones who love God

are going to be a very big blessing to us.

However, right now, they're still sitting on a tarmac.

And these countries are getting pissed.

They're getting pissed at us and they're getting pissed at the United States of America.

Now,

let me give you something that I don't think you're going to have a hard time believing,

but there is a new number out about how many

Americans

are trapped in Afghanistan.

Stu, what was the latest number from the State Department that you heard?

A few hundred, wasn't it?

400?

And half of them wanted to stay.

That's what I remember hearing.

The State Department has just released a new number and they've released it to Foreign Policy, the magazine Foreign Policy, Foreign Policy.com.

The State Department now says they believe as many as

14,000 U.S.

legal permanent residents remain in Afghanistan.

14,000.

Congratulations.

We are turning into a country that is going to be

a nasty scar on human history if we don't turn this around.

Yesterday, a couple of things happened.

The president,

still not doing anything on the southern border, Remember, he said,

we're not paying $450,000 to people who came here and are suing us.

That's a garbage report.

Well, here's the White House yesterday saying, not so much.

Listen.

The president is perfectly comfortable with the Department of Justice settling with the individuals and families who are currently in litigation with the U.S.

government.

You know, DOJ can obviously speak more to that process.

The president was, what he was reacting to was the dollar figure that was mentioned, that you mentioned to him yesterday.

As press accounts to date indicate, there's been press accounts on this, DOJ made clear to the plaintiffs that the reported figures are higher than anywhere that a settlement can land.

Okay.

So they're saying, yeah, we're going to pay.

It's just not going to be $450.

Okay.

Well, that was the Wall Street Journal that said that.

Jake Tapper asked, did they get it wrong?

The answer was, no, they didn't get it wrong.

So the president either was lying to you

or he's not in control of his own administration.

He doesn't have any idea what's going on.

This is yet another thing that we said about France.

Wait a minute, you didn't, the president didn't know that we changed a deal and we sold U.S.

submarines to Australia and pulled the rug out from underneath France?

The president didn't know that.

Well, now you've got a second case of it.

So is the president lying or should the president be removed because he is not in charge of his own faculties or his own administration?

I think that's often the case, but in this particular instance, I believe he's just lying.

If you watch the clip with Peter Doocy, he specifically goes back to the exact dollar amount to try to.

what was the number four hundred fifty thousand per per person was it per person he's like going he's trying to give the specific number he's not disagreeing to the entire premise of the question here he is

as you were leaving for your overseas trip there were reports that were surfacing that your administration is planning to pay illegal immigrants who are separated from their families at the border up to four hundred fifty thousand dollars each possibly a million dollars per family do you think that that might incentivize more people to come over illegally?

If you guys keep sending that garbage out, yeah, but it's not true.

So this is a garbage report.

Yeah.

Okay.

$450,000 per person.

Is that what you're saying?

That was separated from a family member at the border under the last administration.

That's not going to happen.

Okay.

So it won't be $450,000 exactly per person.

$449.5, sure.

Could be $300.

I'm not paying a dollar.

Yeah, $0.

I'm not paying the dollar amount that we settle for, zero.

Zero.

Should it be more than we give Gold Star families?

I think.

No, I don't think so.

We don't do that.

We don't do that.

And this president will.

This president is changing fundamentally our economy.

Yesterday, he announced.

standing next to Bill Gates that there are 20 public-private partnerships that that they are making the White House, the United States government, and the World Economic Forum.

I thought it was

some sort of a conspiracy theory because the World Economic Forum doesn't have any power.

Well, now they do because the president just partnered with them and 20 major companies that provide,

many of them, raw materials.

And they're going to help reshape the Great Reset.

And there are more to come.

Also, they reset the banking system in Scotland this week.

All of the ESG stuff that we've been talking about, all done.

And the president is doing all of it

through the public sector.

So it never has to go to Congress.

He has cut Congress out of all of this.

That was yesterday.

Oh, no, sorry.

There was one other thing yesterday.

He nominated the Soviet woman who went to the Soviet Moscow universities on the Lenin scholarship.

She's now been officially nominated for the comptroller of our treasury.

So she is going to, she wants to remake the banks, get rid of all the banks, and make the Fed the only bank in America.

So they will have complete control over you.

That happened yesterday.

What else happened?

Oh,

the vaccine mandate.

Here is the president

on

vaccine mandates in December of last year.

No, I don't think it should be mandatory.

I wouldn't demand it to be mandatory, but I would do everything in my power.

Just like I don't think masks have to be made mandatory nationwide.

Okay.

So why is the president doing this now?

By the way, if you think you escaped because you are a business under 100, he is now working on the plan that will be released soon for all companies, no matter what size.

So you will now have to get the vaccine mandate or you will not work.

You will have to get the vaccine mandate or your company will be fined out of business.

And that will happen quickly.

People like me, the Daily Wire, Daily Wire is suing.

We will join them.

We don't have 100 people working in this company.

Blaze is different than the structure of the Daily Wire.

Everybody is an independent person that they bring their show independently in and fold it into our spine.

So we don't have 100 employees.

But we will be affected by this once they put the new mandate in, then we have standing.

And we will be suing them too, because it will put every business out of business that doesn't comply.

And I will

not comply.

I asked you a year ago, what is your line?

And I had a really hard time because they had crossed so many of my lines.

But I am very, very clear on this one.

I will not comply.

When it comes comes to the vaccine and the mask mandate, you know, you thought you could just, well, I'll just get a test once a week, but that means you still have to wear a mask at work all the time.

And you're forced to do it.

No.

No.

I'm not doing it.

No.

This is my line.

I hope it is your line as well.

Because if they can do this through OSHA, through OSHA,

cutting out everything else, cutting out the entire process, if the government, I'm sorry, if the president can say, I'm going to reach in and destroy businesses, I'm going to destroy lives, I'm going to destroy jobs, I'm going to make people wear something,

and I'm going to make people inject something into their body, you have no freedom.

If they can do this, they can do anything.

This is the last line.

If we allow them to cross this line, there is no freedom left in America.

If you think they won't come for you,

If you just go along with this,

I'm telling you right now, the regulation is coming on how you can spend your money, where you can spend your money.

The regulations will come for your speech.

It will come for your church.

It will come.

America, this truly is your last call.

So what do you choose to do?

You must stand together.

You must find the people in your company and you have to find the companies.

We have to find the companies that will stand and then we have to support them.

We have to start gathering together.

The people on the border, our border patrol, I know you can't go on strike legally, but boy, it would be surely awful if because you were having to do the vaccine mandate, if a lot of you started to get sick at the airports.

Because you you know who will raise hell on that?

Business people traveling all around.

If all of a sudden your customs and border patrol, I'm sorry, the lines are really long.

A lot of people are sick.

Those business people will raise hell.

You need civil disobedience.

And it starts with saying, this is my line.

I will not cross it.

I will lose my job, but I will not lose my freedom.

I will not lose the right to choose for my children what they put into their minds and what they put into their bodies.

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So I respect

what you're saying here and obviously agree this is completely unconstitutional.

And we can both agree, I think, that we would, this starts with

a legal challenge.

That's the first step here.

As this goes through, we say no, and we challenge it legally.

I talked to Jeremy Boring yesterday on News and Why It Matters.

He runs the Daily Wire.

They've already filed a suit on this.

Like, this is going to happen from dozens of places.

They're going to challenge this, and I believe they should win.

And I think there's a really good chance they do.

If they don't win, if the Supreme Court, then this really, truly ends the constitutional rule and freedom in America.

And we've talked about this before.

The OSHA statute is written so broadly, the only thing it requires is that the thing they're asking is, quote, reasonably necessary or appropriate to provide safe or healthful employment or places of employment.

Now, you might not think that the vaccine is important, but it doesn't matter when these things are written like this.

It just matters if the Biden administration thinks it's

appropriate.

And the same with global warming, and the same with gun control.

So this could go out of control easily.

And hopefully the courts recognize that's ridiculous and overturn it.

But let's just live in a world where they don't.

Okay.

This comes down to the other side.

Let's say I know this does not apply to you right now because you don't have 100 employees and the way the company's structured.

But

I mentioned to you, I talked to a small business owner here in Dallas who's in this situation, has over 100 employees

and doesn't want any part of this.

He's vaccinated himself.

He

runs the company.

But he has

some of his best employees are unvaccinated and will not get vaccinated.

So he's left with this choice of either to fire these people

or, what, shut his company down.

No, he has another 30,000 people.

You get your company, you give everybody the day off to go march in front of the state capitol.

Sure.

And you tell every state official and your attorney general, you better stop this in this state.

And we have multiple levels of recourse like that.

That's just pushing back,

change the law,

fight it in court.

But at some point, the fine becomes due, and they say, shut your company down, fire your best employees,

or comply.

Yeah, it's not going to happen.

I don't think it gets to that level, frankly, because I think there's going to be ways around it.

But still, if it does, what do you do?

I mean, they're putting people who are owning businesses and just trying to help people in impossible positions.

What do you do in that spot?

Hang on just a second.

I've got an attorney general who's just typing.

I'm giving him the phone number to call in.

Okay.

Well, I think this is a question that hopefully business owners won't need to answer because I think most likely what you're going to be able to do is not enforce this among your people.

And this is not legal advice, by the way.

You're not going to have to enforce it.

And OSHA does not have the resources to do a nationwide crackdown on every business that is not enforcing this.

But it's putting people in an impossible position where they have to take this stand again, you know, people who follow the law every single day, follow every rule, comply all the time.

Here's the thing: every single generation has to decide if they're going to be free or not.

Every generation.

Now, we have, we fought for it kind of in the 1960s, that all men should be created equal and we should live by that understanding.

But the last time we really had to fight fascism was in the 1930s and 40s.

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This is going to be tough, but this is our turn.

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We have several people on hold that I can't wait to talk to.

But we have Attorney General Sean Reyes from the state of Utah

on the phone to talk about the vaccine issue.

And Sean,

I would like you to make the case

that this isn't about politics and it's really not about health.

this is about

government control of things and why is that trump health

yeah glenn no

absolutely this is this is well let me say this first of all it is about politics uh in many ways uh and and and i don't think that this is really uh about health it's about government trying to impose its will and this executive branch of this administration trying to coerce the private sector.

First, they started with the federal contractor mandates.

We filed lawsuits on those last week.

And now

a gross expansion of the powers that the executive branch should have.

They're trying to force

private sector employers.

They're trying to bully citizens.

about their health that are that are very personal, that are quite invasive, and they're doing it because they think they know what's best for us.

Very paternalistic, patronizing view that this administration has.

And they're using, again, grossly overreaching and overstepping the bounds of what the OSHA or any other agency should be doing in terms of our liberties and our freedoms.

So, the problem that I have with this is, I mean, I don't disagree with the vaccine.

If you want to get the vaccine, get the vaccine.

I just think this government is

so far out of line on so many things.

And when they take OSHA and they make this part of their gig, it is also then very easy to make climate change,

guns, even racism.

They said racism was a bigger pandemic in America than COVID.

So OSHA could do anything at this point.

And that is truly terrifying.

Or regulate our lives under the guise of what they call the social cost of carbon in climate change.

Glenn, you see this gross expansion, again,

of

federal powers trying to dictate how we educate our children, what we teach them,

how we defend ourselves.

in our homes.

You alluded to the Second Amendment.

And again, here how we make choices, very personal choices about our health.

And yes, the vaccine works for many people.

I'm vaccinated.

I encourage my family to get vaccinated, but many of them haven't.

And they made that informed decision.

And the vaccine can be effective, especially for those who don't have natural immunity.

That's another thing that never is discussed.

especially by mainstream media, that so many Americans have natural immunity, and that could be as effective, if not more, than the vaccine.

So instead of dictating and acting like

an emperor,

our president should be trying to empower average, everyday Americans to make good, healthy, informed decisions that work for them and not coerce private companies into doing his will.

Again, this is still America.

This is not a totalitarian thing.

Well, how do you argue against because you're going to come up in court with this and they're going to say, well, we do this for children.

We require vaccinations for children.

Yeah, and some of that, Glenn, is after many years

of study, of clinical studies.

How long have we been studying this?

Weeks, months?

We have no idea.

what the ramifications are and the science is unsettled.

So on that very issue, I think those those are markedly different things.

So what should the average person do?

Because Stu was talking about a friend of his who has 100 employees plus, and he said they're some of their best employees and he's not going to fire them and he doesn't want to comply.

But what do you do?

What are companies to do?

Well, that's

the really pernicious part of this.

Glenn, is that the administration has not left companies any easy answer, capitulate or stand potentially in violation of the law and be fined $13,000 or $14,000 or 10 times that if they deem in their discretion that it was wanton and willful.

So that's where we come in, Glenn.

And I hope that all of your listeners out there can appreciate that the Attorneys General that we're filing lawsuits, we just joined Texas.

in their lawsuit.

We're filing in other jurisdictions, in other circuits, just just like we did last week with regard to the federal mandate.

We're going to take this all the way to the Supreme Court to get relief for those business owners so they don't have that incredibly hard decision to make, so they don't have a sword of Damocles hanging over their heads.

The administration has not left the average American with any good choice.

If the Supreme Court rules

as they did in the 40s with

FDR or in the 30s on the Commerce Clause, if they rule that OSHA has this ability to exercise, what does that mean for our rights?

That means we have none.

Chady, bar the door.

If that is the precedent, then that parade of horribles that you started the segment talking about, the expansion of government power and invasiveness and the diminution of our personal liberties is absolutely going to to be a reality.

Because if OSHA,

which is supposed to regulate a very narrow workplace environment, is allowed massive and expansive powers to be able to influence one-third of the entire U.S.

workforce, then where does it stop?

It is a horrible, slippery slope.

And you are rightfully concerned, and average Americans are rightfully concerned.

That's why we have banded together as state AGs

to make sure that we're advocating, that we're holding the line and sending the message back to the administration that we won't sit idly by and let the federal government take even more and more of our liberties.

And again, Glenn, we can talk about the look at this.

The administration purports that this is an emergency, that it's so urgent that this go

why?

Because and then that's, this is the justification for OSHA's power to be so expansive.

Well, President Biden announced this months ago and waited, I believe personally, for the Virginia election to be finished because he predicted and he thought

that Len Young was going to lose in Virginia and McAuliffe was going to win.

So he didn't want to rock the boat.

Well, conveniently, when do they announce this?

When does it get published in the Federal Register immediately after the Virginia election?

So again, to me, this is about politics.

I don't think the president believes that this is constitutional.

I think he's just using it as a scare tactic, as a coercive tactic,

because again, I think he believes that he's the emperor.

Nothing makes sense.

Who is in danger right now from those who are unvaccinated in the workforce?

He'll tell you it's the vaccinated, and in the same breath, he'll tell you, but vaccination is immunity.

It protects them.

So it contradicts the very basis by which supposedly OSHA is able to exercise these enormous and expansive powers.

It makes no sense.

So Sean,

do we have to wait a long because people keep saying it's going to take a long time to work its way through the courts.

Are you guys going to be able to get this to the Supreme Court so we would have an answer pretty quickly?

I believe so.

I don't think the court is going going to allow a third of the American population to sit in limbo and

be stuck with this Hobson's choice.

That is what we're trying to expedite.

That's why we're moving so fast.

That is why we're coordinating

state attorneys.

I think we lost him.

That's it.

As rapidly as possible, Glenn.

Okay.

Sean, thank you so much.

God bless everything that you're doing and keep us up to date on where we are in the process.

Thank you.

Thanks.

As Sean Reyes, the Attorney General from the great state of Utah,

it is critical that you know where you stand.

And it is critical that we now stand together.

Did you notice that all of the unions, they've all negotiated.

Isn't that interesting?

Yeah.

And if they do the testing part of this, by the way, most of the union requirements are going to mean that the company has to pay for the testing.

Not if you are not a union shop.

If you're not a union shop, the game

has to pay for it.

Isn't that interesting?

It's fascinating.

Yeah, it's fascinating how they bargained with the unions.

See, they don't see you as an individual.

And this is the problem.

This is

what we broke away from England for.

We are individuals.

They will negotiate with groups, but they will not negotiate with people who say, no, I make my own own choices in the workplace and in my life.

You're nothing to them.

But join the union.

Oh, and things will be great for you.

By the way, I want this vaccine mandate case not to.

Yes, the vaccine mandate and overturning it is important, but I want more than that here.

I want OSHA to be reined in.

No, no, I want, I want OSHA.

I would like

regular standards, but OSHA has a very, very short leash if they even exist.

Right.

I mean, I think the way the courts might need to do it is to say

this statute is written in much too vague and broad a way.

And then

you can rewrite it and pass it

with a sensible sort of structure, but to just say that whatever you think is necessary and appropriate, what the hell does that mean?

That's what the Barack Obama health care bill was all about.

Remember?

In the sole discretion of the Secretary of Health.

This stuff's got to stop.

Is it even constitutional?

I argue no.

Is it even constitutional to

allow Congress to assign this much power that they are supposed to be dealing with to another branch of government?

No.

No.

And

we need to keep doing this.

It's got to be.

This is where the Republicans come in and should be strong.

They should say, fine, you want to play that game?

We're not only going to overturn this rule here that you're doing, but we are going to clip the wings.

The problem is Congress doesn't want to have to have their name attached to everything.

They're cowards.

They're cowards.

That's why they gave their power to the administration through all of these agencies.

They just gave it.

So nobody can be blamed.

That has to be taken back.

Will they do it?

I'll tell you what you damn well better send people in Washington 2022 that will because you're running out of time back in just a second

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okay so uh we have the babylon b guide to wokeness

How to take your wokeness to the next level by canceling friends, breaking windows, and burning it all to the ground.

Finally.

Yeah.

You know,

a lot of people spoke up for this book.

I myself wrote a

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Really?

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, you know, finally a book that can make us all exactly the same.

How great will it be when nobody has a different opinion?

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Shout fascists down so they can no longer speak.

Show your whitey-honky Jethro sister marrying redneck how offensive they can be when they name, call, and stereotype racists.

The Babylon Bee has finally written a humor book making fun of those who are humorless.

And it's

the Babylon Bee Guide to Wokeness.

And we're going to go through it.

We're going to go through it.

I mean, the true story of American history.

Oh.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's

very good.

I mean, there's a deeper look at Columbus.

They just take his picture and they just show things.

You know, he's got a funny hat to cover his head full of genocidal thoughts,

crucifix of white supremacy, an Italian disguise to cover up his whiteness,

cannibal-proof armor.

Oh, he's got his leftist tears tumbler in his pocket.

I didn't know that one.

That's weird.

Boots for stomping on the necks of marginalized people.

And the deadly smallpox cannon.

And what I really like,

I think this is very useful.

Your oppression identifier.

And there's an easy way to do this.

Create your own oppressed class just to follow the simple instructions.

First letter of your first name, G.

So I go down to the alphabet and that says obese, which, you know, could work.

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So I am an obese

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So

I can speak out on this topic.

And I will say about half of that

true.

Yeah.

Obese germaphobe is kind of pretty close.

Pretty on the.

That's weird, isn't it?

It's like it's a conspiracy.

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But I talked to the guy who started Revolver News about a story that the press will not touch, and no one will answer the question, who is Ray Epps?

We're going to talk about that.

Also, the humorless left with the Babylon Bee's editor-in-chief, Kyle Mann, is joining us and a first-time listener who says they disagree with me.

Can't wait to talk to them.

Oh, and somebody who wishes to remain nameless on the phone for OSHA

will get their perspective as well.

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Kyle Mann is with us.

He is the editor-in-chief, The Babylon Bee.

He is also one of the authors of Babylon Bee's Guide to Wokeness,

which is fantastic.

You can learn all kinds of things like how and why you should burn cities down to the ground.

Kyle, how are you, sir?

I'm doing great.

Thanks for having me on.

First of all, Kyle, thank you and your staff for what you guys are doing.

I mean,

you are amazing and you're amazingly funny every single day.

I love your work and you give us hope that

we can still have a sense of humor and get through it and there are still people that are willing to fight the fight.

God bless you.

Oh, thank you so much.

I mean,

it is such a humorless culture, isn't it?

And it is to

be able to do things from the right, you know, that hopefully make people on both sides of the aisle laugh is just, you know, we think it's so important.

So, Kyle, when you started Babylon B,

and, you know, through

this whole,

how long have you been doing it?

10 years?

It feels like that,

and everybody always says, you know, I feel like the Babylon B has been around forever, but we launched in March of 2016.

So

five and a half years ago, yeah.

That's not even possible.

I thought you guys have been around a lot longer than that.

So you guys started in 2016 when it was humorless and still is getting worse.

Did you know the kind of feedback or the kind of pushback that you would get?

No, not at all.

I mean, literally, the Babylon B launched right in the middle of the 2016 election.

I think it was just before Trump was confirmed as the nominee for the Republicans.

And so the left was just beginning to start their slow slow descent into madness.

And we on the right didn't really know what to think of Trump.

And it was just this, it was kind of this lightning rod for that cultural moment.

And

conservatives and Christians, I think, really latched on to the way that we were able to kind of cut through all that noise

using humor and satire and sarcasm and all that.

I mean, you are going down with, you know, I think.

Mad Magazine, The Onion was great for a long time.

I don't even know if they're still in business.

And now you guys have taken that crown.

And literally, you're doing stuff that in the very best days of Saturday Night Live, they would have done.

And

it's just remarkable because I know you don't have a large team.

No, not at all.

I mean, the first few years of Avalon Bee's life, like you said, people thought it was around forever.

And it was just two of us in our garages really kicking headlines around, throwing things up, figuring out how to use Photoshop, all of that stuff.

And we still have a fairly small team of writers.

I think we have five or six occasional contributors and regular staff writers that send in headlines.

So it is a very small team, and it's, you know, shoot from the hip.

And we come up with stuff kind of right in the moment.

So that's that super timely satire where we're satirizing stuff that happens that very day.

So usually

conservatives they tend not to be funny.

They tend not to be the creatives.

They're the people behind the scenes making it work and making sure that everybody gets a big paycheck.

But they're not usually the artists involved.

How difficult has it been to find the people

that are really, truly funny that can write?

Well,

I think there's a few things going on there.

there.

I think conservatives have typically been bad at comedy and art because

we tend to put the message first.

We see everything as having to be efficient and have a point.

So when we make a movie or a comedy or a joke, it's like we're trying to get our message across rather than just trying to be funny or just trying to make something good.

And the left has kind of had a stranglehold on that.

But in recent years, it seems like there's been a shift, right?

Because the left is starting to get so self-serious and their politics have become such this super zealous religion

that they're starting to be able to be the ones who can't take a joke a lot of the time.

I also think that, you know, it's a little bit of a misconception.

There's a ton of bad comedy on the left, just as there's a ton of bad comedy on the right.

It's just that it never really gets hung around their neck as bad liberal comedy.

You know, we hear a bad liberal joke and we just think, oh, that's a bad joke.

You hear a bad conservative joke and you go, oh, all conservatives are not funny.

Right.

So there's a little bit of that going on.

The conservatives kind of have the same reputation as Saturday Night Live has now.

They're just not funny.

Do you know the name Kurt Garon?

No.

Kurt Garon was a comedic actor back in the 1930s.

He was a huge, huge star.

And

he made fun of the dictators of his time, and he relentlessly mocked

Adolf Hitler.

He escaped Germany, thought he was fine.

In the end, Hitler had him killed in a horrific way.

Have you ever thought that you're pissing off the wrong people?

Well, you know, we make fun of the left, so we're definitely making fun of the fascists.

You know, so I'm sure, yeah, hopefully a fate like that doesn't await us.

It's all fun and games until Hitler comes for you.

All right.

Kyle, thank you so much.

The book came out this week, didn't it?

Yeah, yeah, it just came out a few days ago.

The Babylon B Guide to Awokeness.

A lot of fun to put together.

We just explain wokeness with these crazy stick figures beating each other up and all kinds of illustrations.

The perfect bathroom reader or coffee table book.

Yeah, it is really good.

And you can pick it up, open it anywhere, and laugh on every page.

It's the Babylon B Guide to Wokeness.

You can get it now.

Editor-in-Chief of the Babylon B, Kyle Mann.

Thanks for everything you do, Kyle.

Thanks so much.

You bet.

God bless.

All right.

All right.

When we come back, there's a couple of people that are on the phone that I want to talk to.

One of them is a first-time listener.

who disagrees with what I have said about the OSHA regulations and the vaccine mandate.

Can't wait to talk to her.

First-time listener in Pennsylvania.

And then Joe,

who is,

I didn't just out him, right?

That's a fake name.

Okay.

Joe, who is a, wants his name to be.

God, I just freaked out there for a second.

Who is working for OSHA and wants to share something.

I don't know what.

But he doesn't want his name out.

And that's why we don't call him Ron.

Because that's his real name.

That's what he's saying.

You just said this and just did it again.

Oh, my God.

All right.

right, we'll do that here in just a second.

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Let me go to Joe, who says he works for OSHA.

Hello, Joe.

Hey, how's it going, Glenn?

Good.

How are you?

Not doing too bad.

Things considered.

Yeah.

So now you work for OSHA, and you have not received received the vaccine.

That is correct, and I will not.

There's no reason for it.

I mean, keep yourself in reasonable health, take supplements, you know, work out and whatnot.

And if it hits me, it hits me.

It's just like a flu as far as I'm concerned.

All right.

And so working for OSHA, you're going to have to be part of the people that are policing everybody to make sure they get the vaccines.

That is correct.

And, well, I can tell you with quite a bit of assurity that individuals in my office are not happy about that.

And neither am I.

I don't feel it's our position to be doing it.

But

like I said, you know, I'm relatively new with OSHA.

I was hired

just before the mandate.

And then after hearing about the mandate, I was like, wow, I did not sign up for this.

So when you say that others aren't with with this does that mean they're gonna go around and enforce it or are they gonna stand up and say no i'm not doing this

i couldn't tell you i'm uh the last person who has held out on not vaccinating the others you know

all day you know it was forced on yeah it's forced onto them they have they have families and whatnot and i understand and but me i i don't play that game.

I don't give into that kind of dictatorship ruling and telling individuals how they have to believe.

I don't even think they're even looking at the exemptions.

I'm not even going to play the exemption game.

I don't want to, and I will not.

It's just how it's going.

Good for you, Joe.

Appreciate it.

And, you know, for those who want to get the vaccine, I'm all for the vaccine, but it's your choice.

What you put in your body is your choice.

And we cannot have second-class citizens in this country.

Let me go to Gwen in Pennsylvania.

Hello, Gwen.

Hello there.

Hi, you're a first-time listener.

Yes.

Okay.

Not always a good thing to call in on the first day, but

I'm glad you did.

So,

first of all, why are you a first-time listener?

How did you find us today?

Because I subscribe to Sirius Radio and I have other shows that I listen to

station and it happened to be left on when I got in the car this morning and started.

And there you were.

Okay, all right, good.

I love that.

It's an accidental meeting.

Yes, but I know of you, of course,

television and whatnot.

All right.

It's a meet cute.

That's all right.

That's all right.

This is your meet cute.

Sorry.

All right.

Go ahead.

Okay.

Well, as I've been, I haven't listened intensely to your previous callers because after Sean,

I was beside myself.

And now, after hearing this Joe, I'm really ready to explode.

But my husband always says you can't rationalize with irrational people.

But if I can reach just one listener and make a difference, then perhaps it'll be worth it.

You know, it's funny because I think the same thing.

Well, I appreciate hearing that, but I

just

think there's a big piece missing here and that is aside from the majority making this a political issue and it's really a health crisis issue and we will not have jobs or businesses if we don't have human beings alive but aside from that is the population that doesn't have a choice and people keep forgetting this are the immunocompromised people

and they don't have a choice and people are losing sight of the fact that, yes, they may not want to get vaccinated or they think they've already had COVID and so they have the antibodies.

However, they only last for a certain amount of time.

And that's an interesting.

I don't mean to interrupt because I shouldn't.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

It affects other human beings who are immunocompromised because of how contagious it is.

And we don't have smallpox now for a reason.

We don't have polio for a reason.

And

how is this different?

I mean, there's vaccines that are given when infants are born, when kids have need when they go to school.

We have laws to wear seatbelts to protect ourselves.

How is this different?

And the companies,

I'm still on the fence.

I don't

I haven't been knowledgeable enough about

all this with the businesses and mandates and whatnot.

But there's a need now, even though perhaps the government said otherwise

previous, because the data keeps changing and there's more and more people that are still not getting vaccinated.

And companies are going to have to pay medical, if there's health insurance that companies offer, they're going to be paying out of the wazoozi for their employees if they're out with COVID or

whatever.

But

it's a numbers game and people don't seem to be looking at the numbers of how many human beings have already been

killed by COVID and how many are populated, I'm sorry, vaccinated versus not.

And it's just going to be this vicious cycle with

this virus going around and mutations and whatnot because of people not

making this a political thing and not willing to mask up for

how long.

I mean, this could have been resolved

a long time ago if people had just

done what they needed to do and

to keep this

virus from spreading the way it is.

There's a lot to go to.

There's a lot, yeah.

I'm going to have to hold hold you over on the break because I'd like to answer some of these questions for you or

maybe just ask you some questions.

You said if they just would have done what they were supposed to do, what was it that they were supposed to do that would have stopped this?

So we would have been done with this

mask up.

Is that your husband behind you or?

And my.

Your boyfriend?

Who's behind you?

I I just want to know who's whispering in your ear here.

It's here.

Oh, my God.

A numbers.

Hello, Glenn.

Hi, who's this?

My name is Randy.

Hi, Randy.

Randy, I got called out.

Yeah, National References.

Does Glenn's husband know, Randy, that you're there?

Okay, I just want to know.

So are you just a friend?

Are you who are you?

Oh,

she wants me to be anonymous.

Anonymous.

You just gave your name on national radio.

That's the worst attempt at anonymous.

If you know a Gwen and a Randy.

Yeah.

Okay.

We're going to have to take this on the other side.

We don't have time to address all this here.

One question here before we go to break, though.

Gwen, what is your impression as to what percentage of adults are vaccinated in this country?

Like what percentage do you think that is?

I think that's probably 60%.

60%.

Okay.

Okay.

All right.

We're going to take a quick break.

We're going to come back and answer all of your questions

if we can and

see if we can leave friends.

I think so.

They seem very nice.

They do.

Especially Randy.

I mean,

we don't know his name.

We don't know Randy's name.

He's anonymous.

All right.

Okay.

Yeah.

But anonymous there seems very nice.

It's very nice too, yeah.

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We are with Gwen from Pennsylvania, a first-time listener.

May end up being her last-time listener.

I hope not, but

she has disagreed with me.

She's with Randy, who shall not be named,

because he's anonymous.

They won't tell us where they work, obviously, but they work together.

And we don't know what kind of...

We have sketchy details, honestly, about their relationship.

We don't need to know.

We don't need to know.

We're not here to delve into that.

They have their private lives, and that's the thing.

And they sound like consenting adults.

Oh, boy.

Thank you very much, Gwen, for calling in and having a good sense of humor and talking about something really, really serious, but in a reasonable way.

Thank you.

All right.

So let's talk about a couple of things.

I want to start with just a couple of highlights that I wrote down

on what you believe and what you were trying to get out.

You started with it's not about politics.

And I 100% agree with you.

The vaccine is not about politics.

It shouldn't be about politics.

The virus should not, I mean, the virus will kill Republicans, Democrats, and Independents.

It will do freedom lovers and communists all the same.

It is not about politics.

And the vaccine was developed by and distributed by

and fully funded the distribution by private funding.

So the government really had nothing to do other than.

Go ahead, Stu?

Yeah, I mean, I know with the polio vaccine was that way.

Yes.

Yeah.

Here we're talking, we obviously were involved.

We were involved.

We were involved.

But the distribution was privately funded.

I think you're talking about the polio vaccine, right?

You're talking for this vaccine, obviously, we went through, we have the big mass distribution sites and all of that.

So the polio vaccine, do you know how long it took us to get to 50, what, 56%

of the population, polio?

Are you asking me that?

Yes.

I'm sorry.

How long did it take for polio?

I mean,

kids were being crippled by polio.

How long did it take for us, once we had a vaccine, to get to 56%

vaccinated?

I do not know.

Okay.

Took six years.

And I can't imagine,

I just can't imagine that, I mean, the kids were being crippled, but it took six years,

but we wiped polio out.

The reason why it took six years is because people are naturally skeptical.

And the United States government does not have the right to impose its will

on these kinds of things to be able to tell you what you're doing with a new vaccine like this.

This is a new vaccine, and you brought up the immune compromised.

And that is one of the reasons why, like Stu, he got vaccinated.

I haven't because I had a very bad case of COVID just about six months or eight months ago.

And I have the antibodies.

And I'm watching closely when those people...

Pardon me?

Your antibodies are not going to last.

How do you know that?

Can you base that on science at all?

Yes.

Okay, go ahead.

Well, we're personally affected by it.

So

our

doctors know, we know that we don't know how.

Yeah, we don't know yet, because there hasn't been enough time.

Have you talked to any?

Because I've I've talked to Johns Hopkins, the head of epidemiology at Johns Hopkins, and uh,

it is a better uh

guardian against COVID than the actual vaccine.

You're right, we don't know how long it's going to be effective, but do you know how long it was effective?

How long were the antibodies in the bloodstream or effective

in those people who had the flu of the pandemic of 1918.

Do you know?

No.

They found the antibodies dormant in their bodies before they died.

So, and I mean

decades later.

Decades later.

We don't know, we don't know yet how long.

And all we have to do is monitor and watch.

And when you start to see people who have...

You have to get your blood tested.

you can get your blood tested

we do this we yeah our we go through this you have to get your blood tested in order to know if you have the antibodies or not and technically

they're saying maybe three to six months they don't know that you're protected they don't know that

they don't know that yeah and then of course there's immunity is a complicated thing but there's you know several studies that are showing that natural immunity lasts longer That does not mean

you should go get the virus so you can get natural immunity.

You'd prefer to get it, obviously, through a vaccine.

It's a better way to acquire it.

However, if you do acquire it, particularly if you have a case that is aggressive, you're more likely to have longer-lasting immunity.

At least that's what the recent studies show.

However, look, that is a developing situation, then they don't have all the answers.

They don't have the answers.

And so

this vaccine was based on vaccines that came previous to this one.

It's not, I know it's new, but it's not that new.

That's why they were able to get this out

as soon as they were able to.

And as far as dormant see, every one of us has cancer cells in our body.

It's just a matter of which ones become activated and which ones don't.

Correct.

We're not affecting other people.

This virus.

So, okay, so let's go to here because I was going to talk to you about the immune compromised.

I understand that, and

I agree with you, and that's why we do take, if somebody is immune compromised, they are on high alert all the time.

We have an employee here that is immune compromised.

We have taken steps to make sure that they can work from home and they can do things that they want to do and need to do, and we take it very, very seriously.

But if you are immune compromised, you have to live with that risk.

You can't be protected from everything, otherwise, we would all be in a bubble.

But the rest of us can do the things that we can do instead of all of us having to have

our medical health decisions made for us by one individual.

That individual needs to take responsibility, alert us, and we can help that individual.

Never before have we protected

the group that is most likely to get it by forcing 90%

of the rest of the population to do things they didn't necessarily want.

By the way, we are up at 80%

of people have been vaccinated already.

80%.

Of adults, yes.

Yes.

So we are looking at

very high

vaccination rates.

You said that we didn't do what we should have done,

would have wiped this off.

Well, can you give me any stats?

Can you name the country that masked up and stopped this?

Because masks don't work unless it's an N95 mask.

Nothing.

Well, nothing is ever 100%.

But

masks do work.

If they're not 95, they have to be at least like three to five layers.

Right.

So

that's not what people are wearing.

You know that.

I mean, the masks that even the president wears is a joke.

It doesn't, it's not effective.

If you are truly worried about it and you want to prevent

somebody else or you want to get it,

you have to wear an N95 mask.

And that's not what people are wearing and that's not what is being recommended.

And if it really was about the truth, that would be out there.

If it really was about saving people and protecting people with masks, we all would be wearing N95 masks and the CDC would be very, very clear.

Those little surgical masks don't work.

The little gator things don't work.

The fabric masks that you're wearing do not work.

The virus is smaller than the holes in the fabric.

It doesn't work.

And there hasn't been a single country, I mean, I don't want to be New Zealand or Australia, but they gave up on that.

That doesn't work.

This is going to be something like the flu of 1918 that is going to be with us every season.

And I agree, again, with the flu season and flu shots.

I get a flu shot.

I'm fine with that.

But I'm not.

forced to take it.

The vaccine is not political.

But the government mandating that people do something that they don't want to do,

that is political.

And you talk about the immune

deficient or compromised.

Let me tell you a story of somebody I had a conversation with yesterday.

She's pregnant.

She was told by the hospital, have you had your vaccine?

And she said, no, I'm not against it, but I am pregnant.

And do we know for sure this is not going to affect the baby?

They said, most likely not, but we don't know because it hasn't been tested, hasn't been tried enough.

She said, well, I don't want to risk anything with my baby.

Now, are you comfortable enough to say that a pregnant woman who's trying to protect their baby and do the best thing and doesn't disagree with the

vaccine,

are you saying you have the right or Biden or Trump or anyone else has the right to tell that person what to do with their body?

I already like that one.

I think it's going to work.

There's a lot of people still that aren't educated enough, knowledgeable enough.

I do come from a family of doctors, so and my nephew just had a baby, and yes, they

mom and baby, mom did get vaccinated.

Okay, so you're okay because you have a family of doctors and somebody in your family had a baby.

So you're comfortable mandating for every woman who is pregnant, I don't care if you don't have a family of doctors, your personal experience, your personal fears, without enough time for research to be done the right way,

you feel comfortable to say to that person, I know better than you.

No,

that issue, no, that is a different.

Like I said,

that's a can of worms right there.

Okay, so wait, so what, so if there are no exceptions here,

what do we do?

I mean, okay, that's one person.

That's just one person.

There are many cans of worms.

We're at 80%

vaccination rate.

We probably would have been in the 90s now if the government hadn't gone so spooky.

If they didn't take Johnson ⁇ Johnson off the market, we'd probably be there already.

Yeah.

And, you know, then you're at to 10%.

Then you've got 10%.

There's nothing that the human race does at 100%.

Nothing.

Poll compliance does not exist.

No, except for voting for Stalin.

That happens 100%.

There's nothing else.

So we're at 90% vaccination or would be at 90% vaccination if the government wouldn't have been so weird about it and they wouldn't have taken Johnson and Johnson.

Everything was fine until they.

They had shut down transportation when the assault first started.

They did.

And

people, and there have been simulations of masks, by the way, with ultraviolet lights.

on CNN, a favorite station of yours, I'm sure,

where they had people around the table and they

shot, you know, people with masks on on and without masks on, and the distribution, as you're saying, of the particles.

And it was significant.

There are studies in labs that do show

some effective measures of masks.

It has not really proved out, I don't think, to be successful in real-world application in any major way.

Maybe it decreases it by a few, you know, 10, 20%, which is not nothing, but still,

I mean, N95 would be a real recommendation, I think, if you want to.

And I'm not against masks.

An N95 is what you should be wearing.

That way you don't have to depend on others to wear stuff.

Right.

There's K95.

They're very

KN95.

Yeah, it's fine too.

And fog masks.

I'm putting a plug in.

So,

Gwen, we...

Gwen, I have a network break I have to take.

It's been great talking to you.

Randy, it's been a little suspicious with you over the shoulder, but

I really appreciate it.

I don't think we convinced each other at all, but I'm glad we had this conversation.

Thank you so much.

Yeah,

if I make a real quick,

quick, quick, quick.

As a central leftist talking on a conservative radio, I'm finding this discussion actually quite reasonable.

Wow, we did it.

That's amazing.

That's good.

That's good.

I mean, look.

That's one of the big problems is that the left talk to the left and the right talk to the right, and they don't talk to each other.

Well, we would love to talk to you.

You're the only phone call, really, I think, that I've taken this week.

I don't take phone calls very much.

So, you know, we take it, we'd talk to anybody, and we try to be reasonable.

The media and the politicians on both sides screw that up for us.

Thank you so much.

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