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I read an article by Deep Parker yesterday, and it was The Case for Optimism, 10 Reasons Why the Pro-Freedom Right Will Defeat the Anti-Liberty Left.

And I started reading it, and I realized, oh my gosh,

this is very, very true.

And we're winning, but it's hard to see it because there's this constant stream of gloom and doom from all sides.

And we need to start looking at the things that are absolutely true that show that we are indeed winning and are on the winning side of history.

And we begin there in 60 seconds.

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So Dee Parker wrote

the case for optimism, 10 Reasons Why the Pro-Freedom Right Will Defeat the Anti-Liberty Left.

He said, the leftist enemies of freedom and civil rights are such that it makes it impossible for them to win.

And while it would be a disaster if they were to befall the planet, it would be still hard to be positive.

It is still hard to be positive when it's a steady diet of doom and gloom every day.

Every day brings yet another attack on freedom and progress from people falsely labeling themselves as liberals.

Many of these reasons

for optimism of the pro-freedom right are because they are directly contrasted with the negative characteristics of the anti-liberty left.

Now, this is really important.

Do you remember

years ago, I talked about Martin Luther King and how he was right about a couple of things.

One was

once you have the images that people can contrast between good and evil,

people will always pick good.

Americans will.

Now, that is true as long as our Judeo-Christian values are still alive in our heart.

That's why we try so hard to keep our hearts soft.

That's one of the reasons why I started Mercury One, to remind you how good it feels to do good.

And we were just reminded this summer when we went and helped people in Afghanistan, which is still going on.

We have to keep our hearts soft so we can recognize the difference between good and evil.

That's one reason why I say we can't become them and defeat them in the way they want to defeat us.

We have to go a different path.

Martin Luther King said, if you contrast the two, they will always pick, the American people will always pick good.

We didn't have the pictures of the German shepherds, you know, being sicked on blacks as they marched in Memphis.

We didn't have the fire hoses.

What we had was a group of people that we felt were Marxists.

And do you remember how they fought against that?

When Newsweek came out and said,

we're all, what was it, socialists now.

We pointed that out at Fox and said, really?

We are?

Because I thought you were denying that you were socialists.

Now they're saying they're out in the open.

And Barack Obama went on a big smear campaign.

and saying that anybody who claims that he was a Marxist or a socialist was racist.

Now they're coming out and they're embracing Marxism.

As I said to you, they want

to tell you exactly what they're doing, but they can't because the minute they do, you're on to them and you're saying, that's not me.

This is what happened in Afghanistan when Joe Biden failed miserably.

and then claimed it to be a victory.

Americans saw that and went, that's not us.

That's not us.

I don't recognize

those military leaders.

I don't recognize our government.

That's not who we are.

And we could contrast that with who we've always been.

Now, let me give you some of the reasons for optimism, according to Deep Parker.

He says, one, we're on the side of freedom and anti-liberty left is on the side of authoritarianism.

This is becoming more and more clear.

For instance, Chomsky was just on

MSNBC a couple of days ago, and he said, people who refuse to accept vaccines, I think the right response for them is to not force them, but rather to insist that they be isolated.

If people decide I am willing to be a danger to the community by refusing to vaccinate,

they should say then, well, I also have the decency to isolate myself.

I don't want the vaccine.

I don't want the right to run around harming people.

That should be convention.

Enforcing is a different question.

It should be understood, and we should try to get it to be understood.

If it really reaches a point where they are severely endangering people, then of course you have to do something about it.

So,

what is he saying?

He's saying that there should be camps or there should be, they should self-isolate in their home, but he really means isolate.

Because the next question was, well, how do they purchase food?

This isn't how do they go out and work or anything else.

How do they purchase food?

Chomsky's response is telling, well,

quote, actually,

that's their problem,

end quote.

So who is on the side of freedom and people and who is on the side of authoritarianism?

It is becoming clear that the left is authoritarianism, and not because we say it,

because

their actions are now showing it.

Second

point of optimism: we have timeless advantages.

The anti-liberty left only has short-term tactics and tricks.

Well, let me give you one.

Did you see that

the

military came out yesterday and said, what is it?

There are 496 Americans still trapped in Afghanistan?

Well, first of all, there are more than 496, but that is double the amount that they said over the summer.

They said there were about 200.

Okay, so double the amount, over double the amount.

And then later they said there was less than a hundred

now they're saying there's almost 500

the truth is that it is much larger than 500 could be in the thousands one two three thousand could be five thousand nobody really knows but when we said that We were called conspiracy theorists, we were called all kinds of names, unreliable.

It is becoming apparent that their short-term tactics and their tricks don't work.

Another example of this is, well, it's just transitory.

Don't worry about inflation.

It's just transitory.

Well, it's not transitory, is it?

Have you checked what you're paying for meat?

Have you checked what you're paying for gas?

Have you noticed how expensive almost everything is?

Did you know that this Thanksgiving

The meal that you put down, the traditional Thanksgiving meal here in America, will cost you more than it ever has in the history of our country.

That's saying something.

It's not transitory.

It is something that we should be working to solve.

All of their short-term tactics and tricks, they all fail.

But we have the truth on our side.

We have mathematics on our side.

We have evidence on our side.

3.

While we can be honest, the anti-liberty left has to lie to survive.

Sanjay Gupta was a great example of this with the horse dewormer stuff.

That is a Nobel Prize winning medicine.

Yet everybody had to claim that it was horse dewormer.

Why?

To stop people from getting the

stop people from getting some sort of treatment and to focus everyone on the vaccine.

We all know the truth.

The vaccine is effective.

If you want to get it, you can get it.

We also know that there are other things that will help ease the pain if you have COVID.

Horse dewormer is not one of them.

However, the Nobel Prize-winning human version of that may help.

But they have to discredit everything.

January 6th.

January 6th is another case.

Why is it that they won't release all of the video?

Well, there is a really fascinating report that is out now from Revolver that looks like

that maybe the FBI was involved in setting this up.

We'll give you that story coming up, but they always have to lie to survive.

We can be honest.

We believe in civil liberties is number four.

They don't.

Let me again give you this.

This is the scariest thing I have heard from a government official, perhaps of all time.

And it came out of

Rochelle Walinski's mouth.

She's the CDC director.

Last Sunday, she said, there is a plan to get unvaccinated essential workers education and counseling so they will feel comfortable getting vaccinated.

I got news for you.

I'm not getting vaccinated.

I have antibodies and I am not going to go through some government education and I certainly will not sit down with a government-sponsored therapist for counseling.

So,

wait a minute, which one of us believes in civil liberties?

Which one of us really is fighting for freedom of speech?

Which one of us is fighting for the freedom of the press?

Did you see?

Yesterday, two new people were appointed to the FCC, hardline lefties.

That is going to affect my job, my voice, your ability to hear me on radio.

Mark my words.

They have to shut people down.

That's not somebody who who believes in the Bill of Rights.

The fifth reason to be optimistic.

We love America and the average person loves America.

They do.

We have problems and we're honest about those problems.

But the anti-liberty left hates America.

Look at Colin Kaepernick.

We believe in individual rights is number six.

The anti-liberty left believes in collective rights.

vaccines, the mandates, the passports.

By the way, the FDA has approved one of the vaccines for kids.

So I guarantee you the collective right of your kid and you to be the parent of your kid and decide what goes into his body and what doesn't go into their body.

You're going to lose that right if you're not standing up.

By the way, Terry McCullough,

he doesn't mind.

You as a parent don't have a right to raise or teach your kids or question what your kids are learning in school.

Number seven is economic liberty has always worked and societal slavery of socialism has never worked.

You know, they said the model is China.

Have you seen what's happening in China lately?

Number eight, we're productive in society.

Those who believe in the Bill of Rights, the Constitution, and the Declaration of Independence, we generally are productive in society.

Anti-liberty leftists are parasites.

Good example of this is unrealized gains.

What are unrealized gains in the stock market?

That means if you're a teacher, your teachers' union has your pension, and your pension is in the stock market.

And every time the stock market goes up, you're now going to have to pay for those unrealized gains.

In other words, even if you don't pull that money out, you're going to pay to the government the privilege of that money making money.

Elon Musk just came out and said, this is insanity, insanity, and it is.

You know, this goes back to their lies and their tricks.

They say they've already paid for everything.

No, they haven't, or they wouldn't be looking for unrealized gains.

Or if they say, no, we're not into redistributive wealth, we're not into socialism and

killing the system,

then they wouldn't be doing this because this will hurt the stock market.

People will pull their money out of the stock market.

Why?

Because you can't afford to pay the unrealized gains without pulling the money out of the stock market.

The last one I want to hit here is:

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the book, Hidden Tribes, a Study of America's Polarized Landscape, shows that the pro-freedom right outnumbers the anti-liberty left.

The hardcore left, the far left, only comprises 8 to 10% of the population.

So why is it we feel outnumbered?

The reason why we feel outnumbered is because

these 8 to 10% of Americans gravitate to culture, movies, art,

newspapers, radio, not radio, but

television.

the cultural things that affect all of us, the national socialist media, the government indoctrination centers, the education.

That's why this 8 to 10%

can influence more

than sometimes we can, and they seem more powerful than they really are.

However, 25% were conservatives of the pro-freedom right,

with the middle classified as liberals, politically disengaged, or moderates.

So it is 8%

trying to sway the rest using cultural norms.

We are 25%.

If we just get smart,

we can affect and sway a lot more people.

That's why they're trying to shut anyone who is effective at it down.

That's why you don't see effective conservatives on television or any place else.

Nobody who is effective is going to be on Netflix or Amazon that's just the way it is

however

they're doing damage the eight to ten percent are so far left that they are over playing their hand and they're exposing themselves and exposing conservatives as the ones who had it right the whole time

People have been buying in the mushy middle has been buying in that conservatives have been overreacting to these people that these people aren't trying to destroy the free market and drag us into an authoritarian camp.

Now, because they are so emboldened and only surrounded in those power centers by people like them,

they're exposing themselves and thus they are hurting themselves.

Another reason to be optimistic.

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Right after a brand new side of the body, okay, we got it.

Now, as we're sitting here and we're trying to

rebuild a media based on the principles that our founders saw, real, true freedom of the press, and

almost quasi-branch of the government, one that is part of the checks and balances.

I have been reading and rereading a speech from 1961 from John F.

Kennedy.

He gave it at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City, and he gave it to the American Newspapers Publishers Association.

He was really upset because

the coverage of the failed Bay of Pigs invasion, you know, know wasn't real happy towards him

and so he came to the press and he asked them for two things

the need for greater public information and the need for far greater official secrecy

now

i would hope that both of those things would run almost offensive to all of us still today but in 61

it was big

kennedy conceded, he said, the two things appear to be contradictory.

Secrecy is seen, quoting, as repugnant in a free society.

In balancing a free and open society with a cold and secret war, he implored the audience of newsmakers or news printers, when they're going to report a story, ask themselves two questions.

Is it news?

And also, is it in the best interest of America and national security?

I would say the same thing today.

Is it news

and is it in the best interest of the United States of America?

If not,

why?

Because that might be something that you have to add in the story.

All right.

To hear a president give any kind of recommendation to the press, back then,

when we had an informed populace, it went against the grain of everybody.

The press still prided itself in at least the appearance of neutrality and journalistic ethics, which are long gone.

The idea of the press concerning itself with the goals of a president was still a repugnant idea, and Kennedy knew it.

So he patted this speech with continuous assurances that this was a request and by no means an order from the president, he reminded the press that the press is the only industry, the only industry that is specifically referenced in the Constitution for protection.

There is nothing else that is protected by the Bill of Rights as a business other than the press.

The free flow of news, discussion, debate were so clearly necessary to a free republic, the founders explicitly protected it in the First Amendment.

And

the press knew that the president knew.

You speak to a free press or a free people with words even insinuating government interference in the free flow of information, and you would be over, at least back in 1961.

But he was confident in his request, but cautious, like a president who knew his job demanded the consent of the governed.

And that is the biggest thing that I have taken away from this.

When you listen to his speech, he knew better.

He knew better.

He joked about the press.

He gently reminded them of the sharks and muckrakers that they were, but he spoke to the press with respect because of their role in informing the populace.

which is a prerequisite for a functioning republic and freedom.

In a letter to Richard Price, Thomas Jefferson wrote, whenever the people are well informed, they can be trusted with their own government.

That whenever things get so far wrong as to attract their notice, they may be relied on to set things to rights.

That was the message of Kennedy's speech.

That's the message of Thomas Jefferson.

Is that the message of this administration?

Or really any administration?

Do they believe that things are so far off we should listen to the people because the people will set things right?

Or are they doing everything to shut the people down and tell the people, you can't fix this.

We

are the ones that

can fix it.

In the end of his speech, Kennedy really reflects

almost exactly the sentiments and words of Thomas Jefferson.

I am not asking your newspapers to support an administration,

but I am asking your help in the tremendous task of informing and alerting the American people.

For I have complete confidence

in the response and dedication of our citizens whenever they are fully informed.

Okay, he goes on to ask the press to point out his errors, saying this: Without debate, without criticism, no administration and no country can can succeed and no republic can survive.

That is why the Athenian lawmaker Solon decreed it a crime for any citizen to shrink from controversy.

And that is why our press was protected by the First Amendment.

Isn't this amazing?

Are you hearing anyone saying that full-throated debate?

Debate must happen.

You're being shouted down if you disagree.

You are being fired fired if you disagree.

Here's Kennedy saying this is a freedom that everyone has and no republic will survive without it.

It's the people's best judgment, not his.

Back then, the president still believed in the American people.

He believed that given all of the information, the American people would make the right choices and the government would follow the people.

This is completely different than today.

Because today,

they don't believe in you.

They believe the press's job is not to let the facts lay where they are, just state the facts and let the people decide.

Instead,

our leaders are saying this today.

Do you think you need to do a better job at messaging and going forward?

How do you sell this if ultimately you have...

Well, I think you all could do a better job of selling it, to be very frank with you.

Wow.

So their job now is to sell it.

Let me give you

a couple of other examples here.

The supply chain.

The media is now turning not on Biden on the supply chain.

They are now blaming you on the supply chain.

Let me give you a couple of examples.

The Atlantic.

Supply chain problems could be solved more quickly if affluent Americans would stop buying things they don't need or often don't really want.

I don't know the last time I bought things that I didn't really want.

Instead of questioning the Biden administration, they are

not asking about the cargo ships,

the unions, the talk workers.

They're not asking about any of that.

They're not informing you.

They are blaming you.

Vox said affluent consumers need to abandon their Christmas gift owners orders and the thoughtless buying that they do to prioritize saving the environment.

Okay.

All right, so it's your fault.

Let me give you this.

This came from U.S.

National News and PolitiFact.

Miscaption images of empty grocery store shelves are unrelated to current global supply chain shortages.

Multiple fact checkers report.

So they were talking about people who were taking pictures of empty shelves, and they're saying these are from other countries, these are from storms, you can't believe any of those.

So last week, I asked you, give me the date, give me the place, and show me the empty shelves because the press is saying they don't exist.

Let's bring up some of the pictures.

We have pictures.

This is from Mansfield, Ohio.

We're experiencing temporary shortages on select products due to supply chain issues.

We thank you in advance for understanding, showing the empty shelves.

Let's go to the next one.

This is from Walmart.

Look at the empty shelves.

Another one.

Empty shelves.

Here's another.

Empty shelves.

Next, empty shelves, empty shelves.

Let's go to Florida.

I'm in Florida where ports are open.

Toiletries, liquids, and specialty products all look like this.

Empty shelves.

Next,

more.

Empty shelves.

More again.

In Pennsylvania, I want to show you the meat market in Pennsylvania.

This, the first one, go back one.

Yeah, there it is.

That one.

The meat market, look how much is empty.

In Houston, Texas, this is the HEB on San Filipe.

Woman at the deli, and by the way, if you're not from Houston, I did pronounce that right.

The woman at the deli counter said there's a food shortage coming.

She said, food shortage coming, it's already here.

Look at that.

Again, a closer look at it.

This is in South Carolina, the meat.

Again.

Look at the empty shelves.

Look at the empty shelves then of the eggs and the milk.

In Gilbert, Arizona, same situation.

It doesn't look like America, does it?

It does not look like America.

And that's why the press is covering.

But that's not what the press is supposed to do.

Kennedy could have berated reporters for hard questions, threatened them with disinformation labels to silence their opinions.

He could have shamed the news media for sharing information that compromised his agenda.

He could have chosen not to believe in the American system or the American people, but Kennedy didn't.

And you can hear in this speech that he is upset with the media.

You can tell.

But he knew his limits.

He knew he didn't have the authority to stifle the free press.

He couldn't sell censorship to free people.

They would have his head.

Kennedy knew he couldn't get away with that.

The press wouldn't let him.

The

American people wouldn't let them.

So what did the left do?

They captured the universities and they started teaching the press

new things.

Our press has forgotten who they are a long time ago.

They forgot their job, which is to inform the

electorate in an effort to preserve our republic.

They don't inform, they instruct, they shape, they suppress information.

But let me ask you this.

Did we forget who we are now, too?

The fact that Kennedy spoke with so much attentiveness to our rights and freedoms was as much a reflection of the American people at the time as it was a respect for the institutions.

He knew he needed the consent to govern.

We let our politicians get away with everything.

They bully our press, subdue debate.

They partner with social media, crack down on information they don't like.

They are are mocking us, saying it's not about freedom.

It's not about freedom.

Government has forgotten they need our consent.

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She's the Vice President for Strategy and Investigations at Parents Defending Education.

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She is with us in just about a minute to tell us the latest on the school board war, some good news, also

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Oh, yes.

Everyone's strapped in.

Yeah, good.

Good.

I'm ready to hear some good news.

What is happening on the school board front?

Well, what's fantastic is that we have this mama bear revolution just

coming up in school districts around the country.

country, and we have made the school board association back down from their threat against our parents.

Of course,

they issued an apology to their own members Friday night, one of those Friday night missives that they hope will get ignored, but they don't realize we're all home because our kids are home, right?

We're paying attention to everything.

You know, I don't think they got the memo where they forgot that little point about moms having eyes in the back of our heads.

Yes.

Glenn, like

you're an investigator, you're a researcher, but you don't even have anything on a mom, right?

Oh, no.

Uh-uh.

You really don't.

You really don't.

And once, so, you know, we've got these mama bears, and

I think we all grew up reading a little Nancy Drew because we know how you got to follow the money.

You have to find out the truth.

We don't accept white lies, right?

We don't accept this kind of nonsense.

And so what we were able to do last week was

earlier we established really clearly that the Attorney General had a conflict of interest with his son-in-law running a company that profits off of school board decisions, a company called Panorama Education.

And then with this great work that our mom-in-chief at Parents Defending Education did,

she sent Freedom of Information Act requests to every single member of the National School Board Association's board of directors.

And they are all school board officials.

So they're as you know, their emails are open to public scrutiny.

And so in those emails, we got evidence that the School Board Association Interim Director, Chip Flavin, acknowledged that he'd been in talks with the White House for, quote, several weeks

before he issued the letter asking for intervention from the Justice Department.

And voila, you've got this, you know, this completely cooked-up campaign then against parents.

So, there's something new

as well.

There is a

new member to the National Assessment Governing Board.

Are you aware of this?

Oh, yeah.

So she was the co-signer on this letter calling for help from the White House, and Ms.

Garcia is her name, and she

is the president of the National School Board Association.

And so conveniently, she was named by the Education Secretary, as we know, a political appointee in the Biden administration, to this much-coveted role, you know, that now has oversight over school assessments and does a report card every year.

And again, bringing it back to the money,

the industry that has emerged over the last several years,

particularly of this thing called education technology,

hinges its work on assessments.

And they cook the books many times.

Like it's very,

very, you know, dubious.

Some of their evidence-based, it's really not evidence-based.

But

it's very

important that we

look at, understand that these government appointments help private industry and in some cases, not-for-profits that are actually working for profit.

Got another headline for you, Glenn, because I know you love breaking news.

Chip Slavin, I just stop late last night investigating this, but Chip Slavin, the interim president for

the National School Board Association, he is actually

an advisor to an education technology company, and

that company

has

its founder is the chair of the commission that

Garcia was appointed to.

You've got to be kidding me.

Yeah, I knew you'd understand.

It's just so incestuous.

Yeah, I knew you would understand.

I can see your mind working, connecting the dots and understanding exactly what I just told you.

So, yeah, it's incestuous, and it's everything, it's just traditional gumshoe reporting that we have to do on this.

And we have to remember always that school system that has your child walking through its doors is part of an industry.

Like we have to always put now incorporated

behind every, like it's Fairfax County Public Schools incorporated.

It really is.

It's really disgusting that they hide behind these are public schools and we hate corporations.

Because as we saw with Common Core,

a lot of the goals that are being set now by these corporations in the guise of helping students is just to make better workers for those corporations.

Yeah, better workers, and then also

build a market, right?

Building a market.

So this is the rest of the story that I definitely want to make sure that you

we get time to talk about.

So

for the last four months, I've filed 200 plus FOIAs with the public school systems in America.

And we created something that we've called the consultant report card.

And the last time I was on, I promised your listeners that I'm going to give them a top 10 list of companies to look for in their school district.

So we've got it.

Go to defendinged.org and look for the consultant report card.

And one of the first blogs that we've got, their blog post is the list of the top 10.

But then beyond that, we've identified 200-plus companies and consultants that have raised over $20 million in contracts that we've documented.

And you know, Glenn, this is just tip of the ice.

Oh, yeah.

And of course, and the number one company is Panorama Education.

And so, yeah, and so right now we just dropped a piece in Real Clear Education that I want everyone to look at.

Like, go to my Twitter thread, and I'll tag you on it also.

But everyone needs to know, like, this company, Panorama Education, as an example, they are using something called social and emotional learning to data mine your kids and psychologically profile them.

And we have an example in our column today that I co-wrote with my colleague Erica Sanzi,

where you can see to nine students in Portland public schools, in one particular school, that one boy said that he was gay.

Like, do I need to know that information?

No.

Does a company in Boston need to know that information?

No.

And guess what?

They also are surveying the parents.

So I know now, and you know now, all you got to do is Google Portland Public Schools and Panorama Screener survey results.

And you will know how many parents self-identify as questioning, as non-binary, as transgender, and then heterosexual since they count too.

And this is all being done by the school district?

Yes.

So what is happening is the school district, this big enterprise, is outsourcing to these contractors like Panorama Education this work.

And what we found in Fairfax County, Virginia, is that they are able to bypass all these privacy laws that are put in place to protect our young people by,

you will not believe this, they put into the contract that Panorama Education officials are deemed school officials.

And that's how they get access to the information.

Let me go back to the School Board Association, the National School Board Association.

We have

Pennsylvania, Missouri, and Ohio now dropping out and saying we don't want anything to to do with the National School Board Association because of the letter.

Now with the news, not only of the letter, but the collusion with the White House

and

the money that is being made

and the, I think it was a letter to protect that money to the Attorney General.

Why aren't more

state school board associations pulling out of the National School Board Association?

Yes,

so these are the ones that have pulled out, as you said, but our number now is at 21 states out of 50, right, that have distanced themselves and reprimanded the National School Board Association for their letter.

So this is like cautious.

Why wouldn't they pull out, though?

Why are they just saying, hey, this is a bad, what do they get from the National School Board Association?

Yeah, you know, Glenn, it's the same machine, right, that Washington trade groups pull on

state organizations or,

as you know, like

we do this in industry, we do it in

public office.

Like, this is our public roles.

Like, this is why the teachers' union has such power, right, as a national.

Like, they claim to represent the states.

And

these are, I pulled the 990 on the National School Board Association.

It's a multi-million-dollar nonprofit, quote-unquote nonprofit, right?

And

they just tell these

local folks, as you know, oh, we're going to represent you in Washington.

We're going to lobby for you.

We're going to get,

you know what they do, like they get the language and the appropriation language.

They get money funneled to the states.

Whatever, you know, shenanigans they're trying to pull in D.C., they claim that they can do it better.

I have to tell you,

if you are a parent, you should go to your local school board and demand that they send the message to the state school board.

You don't want anything to do with the National School Board Association.

This is obviously corrupt.

You now have two people

that you can point to directly that are part of this incestuous,

I don't even a cabal

that is

silencing parents and

mining our children.

You've got to get away from the National School Board Association.

And no matter if you really think that they're doing things, they must be taught a lesson.

And that lesson will only be taught when they lose everything.

They have to lose everything.

Nikki, our president, put it really well yesterday when we were just chatting, and she said, you know, they need a house cleaning.

And that house cleaning is only going to happen when the states revolt, basically.

Yes.

And they say that we will not participate in this war that you have launched against the very people in our communities that we were elected to represent.

I only have about a minute left.

FDA advisors recommend Pfizer's vaccine now for children ages 5 to 11.

You know now that is coming as a mandate to our kids.

This is not going to help calm parents.

Yeah.

You know, Glenn, I have a 19-year-old, and I just

thank the heavens that I don't have to take that decision that

the parents of these young kids are having to navigate right now.

We have really failed our society on this public health message.

We turning it into edicts and directives and, you know, much much um much like the this you know top-down on the school boards you know and trying to silence us as parents.

And so just what we encourage is please everyone, for whatever position you have, advocate.

You know, just you are the voices of your children and whatever conclusion you come to from that place of reason and love that you have as a parent, please like overcome any fears that you have and look at watch the videos of school board meetings.

You know, yesterday we spent the night all watching Loudoun County and it

and I don't want to drop that bomb in the last seconds of our conversation, but it's all indicative that like it just takes one parent.

In every situation, one parent and courage is contagious.

Thank you so much, Ezra.

I appreciate it.

We'll talk to you again.

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So there is

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You know, the FDA is saying that Pfizer's COVID-19

clinical trial went well, blah, blah, blah.

But there were only, I think, like 1,500 kids.

I think it was 2,000 and something like that.

2,000.

So there is a problem with one of the 12-year-olds,

Maddie.

She got a clinical trial for COVID-19.

The parents thought they were doing the right thing.

Maddie, previously healthy, energetic, full of life.

Within 24 hours of her second dose, was reduced to crippling, screaming-induced pain that landed her in the emergency room where she described feeling like someone was ripping her heart out through her neck.

This according to her parents.

Over the next several months, the nightmare continued during which Maddie was hospitalized several times and suffered numerous systematic injuries or systemic injuries requiring a tube through her nose that carries her food and medicine and a wheelchair.

They document the parents documented all of this.

The principal investigator for Pfizer at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, where the vaccine clinical trial was occurring and Maddie was treated and admitted, they first tried to treat Maddie as a mental patient, saying that this was all in her head.

Then they claimed that whatever it was was unrelated to the vaccine.

When that argument failed, Pfizer listed this traumatic adverse event as functional abdominal pain when reporting it to the FDA.

There was a real effort to cover this this up by the FDA.

I'm not saying that the FDA is evil and there's no reason to get this, and it's a dangerous drug.

I'm just saying we have to be careful.

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It is President Biden's radical climate agenda.

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Nothing else rivals the climate agenda within the Biden administration.

This is their main priority.

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And in doing so, putting the climate at risk by shipping it overseas.

This is not going to get better because they are causing it intentionally.

Do you remember when Barack Obama said, you know, $5 a gallon gasoline would be a good thing?

Okay.

I mean, they want gas prices to be through the roof.

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By the way, did you see the New York Times?

I think it was the Daily podcast where they're like, how did one senator blow up Joe Biden's climate plan?

Well, he worked with 50 other senators.

That's how he did it.

He agreed with 50 other ones.

So there's 51.

That's how he did it.

I know.

This is not a mystery.

I know.

And they came out, and I think it was Bernie Sanders who said, one senator,

this is not right.

One senator is not going to go against the 49.

49 to 1.

That's not right.

No, it was 51.

52.

Two, really.

52 to

48.

That's what it was.

Yes.

And by the way, you need 60 in any normal circumstance.

Crazy.

But you're already bending the rules to get to 50, and you can't even get that because because your plan is insane.

So can I ask you, is there a bigger hero than Inez Cantor right now?

Is there a,

I mean, this guy, I don't know if you've been following while you've been gone,

but he doubled down again yesterday.

He's been going after China and Nike.

And by the way,

this is truly very brave.

Very brave.

I'm so sick of hearing, oh, it's so brave.

They came out for the Biden administration.

Wow, the bravery.

Yeah, the bravery, and they came against white people.

Wow, so brave.

So brave.

No, it's not.

Yeah, like Kyrie Irving was the bravest guy in the planet when he was basically recommending that the NBA shut down over the George Floyd protests.

But now that he doesn't want to get his vaccine, he's not brave at all.

He's not brave for avoiding $35 million of salary that he could have because he doesn't want to get the vaccine.

That's not brave.

That's just silly.

It was brave when he didn't want to play because of George Floyd.

Well, I will tell you this.

It is the white man that is pushing the vaccine, the very old white man in Washington, and he's going to lose $34 million.

It's true.

Maybe it's a racist thing.

Yeah, it is a racist thing.

Of course it is.

So anyway,

yesterday he comes out and says, dear Nike, stop modern-day slavery now.

Then he challenged Nike founder Philip Knight, LeBron James,

and Michael Jordan's brand to visit these slave labor camps and you'll see it with your own eyes.

He tweeted a pair of shoes covered in fake blood with the words slave labor and hypocrite Nike.

I love this.

Then he tweets to the owner of Nike, Phil Knight.

How about I

book plane tickets for us?

Let's fly to China together.

We can try to visit these slave labor camps.

You'll see it with your own eyes.

Everyone's welcome to come.

See,

the problem is,

you might fly together, but

unless you're not coming back, you're not coming back.

Yeah, you don't want to visit China right now.

Yeah, you would be the last person that I would go to China with.

It would not work out well for you.

It's about time somebody called out LeBron James, too, on this.

I'm excited to see that.

He's been doing that as well.

And it's like, oh, he deserves every little bit of it.

You know, I mean, I think this is turning.

I really do.

I think the tide is turning.

It's still early.

And we got a lot of work to do, but people are starting to wake up.

And

it's, I think it's turning.

I, I, you know, I don't know that it, you know, it's interesting.

I think there is a group of people in our society, which I don't know what the percentage is.

You said, what was it, eight to ten percent?

Yeah,

yeah, the crazy left.

I think it's a small percentage of people who believe this nonsense, who want, and what was the, what did the professor say the other day that

scientific rigor was just an uh

an artifact of the white run

society.

And it's like,

no one actually believes that, right?

I mean, there may be five people in academia who think that only white people actually are smart enough to participate in scientific rigor.

No, wait, wait, wait, wait.

That's a racist standpoint.

That's a very racist standpoint.

All of this, I think, is very racist.

Yeah, that's what I mean.

I think, like, there, you know, when it comes to the CRT stuff, when it comes to the gender craziness, when it comes to, you know, acting like we should should ban play uh and punish teams for criticizing Chinese

death camps

like that 99% 95% I don't know what it is it's something like that of America the American people inherently know that that's terrible and you made the point earlier of when people see the side by side

they start to to to choose correctly when one side is let's punish dad for complaining at a

school board meeting because his daughter was raped by someone in a skirt in the girls'

restroom.

I mean, that is just like, this stuff is so far, and you hate to see the need for examples like this.

But when people see these examples, they can't help but choose correctly, I think.

Well, so what's going to happen with McCullough?

Because,

you know, he not only is tied right directly into all of the stuff of the school board, he's tied now into the statement that I don't think Virginians took very well with Barack Obama over the weekend.

You know, that this is, you know, rape is just hype.

It's nonsensical to talk about that, really?

That's a fake culture war battle.

Is it really?

That sounds pretty serious to me.

So I don't think that's going to go well for him.

But this thing is so close.

It's close because this is a blue state.

Virginia is not even a purple state.

People keep calling it a purple state.

Occasionally, Republicans get close in these races, but it's been a while here.

And, you know, this is a plus 10 Biden state.

And if you view it through that prism, you should see McAuliffe, who's already been governor of the state, right?

Should win this by 10 or 12, right?

Maybe eight.

But every poll is showing that this is basically a toss-up at this point.

Now,

at the end of the day, you're in a state that is blue, just like we were in a state in California that is blue.

And while it looked like Elder had a chance there maybe a few weeks before the election and it was kind of close, there was never a, I don't think a,

it never got over 20% on Predict to win that race.

I don't understand.

Here, this is a, I think this is a, this is a closer one.

If McAuliffe wins this race by two, this is a terrifying outcome for Democrats.

And I think one of the things you talk about try to stop this multi-trillion dollar spending bill.

There's a lot of ways you can try to do it.

You can call your congressman.

Sure, that's a great idea.

There's a lot of things you can do.

But if there's any way you can participate in helping make Terry McAuliffe a loser in this race, you want to stop that bill, you will terrify Democrats if McAuliffe loses that race.

Well,

it didn't last time.

I mean, the last time when we had the Tea Party movement, that didn't really terrify the Democrats.

I mean, you had the biggest wave election you've ever seen.

Now,

they had already pushed through their big proposals there at that time, and that was part of the reason it was the biggest wave election we'd ever seen.

But you had all those local elections the year before, just like this, that went away from the Democrats, and the Democrats didn't flinch.

They did push that one through.

And look, I think they will try.

There still will be a lot of them.

They also had 60 senators for that race.

They didn't need...

This is like they have no margin for error here.

And already you have multiple senators who don't want to go along with this.

I mean, I think both Cinema and Manchin realize they're putting themselves in danger if they go ahead with this before.

This bill cannot pass.

It can't pass because so many things that are required

for

the great reset are in this bill.

And it just can't pass.

Just cannot pass.

If you want to hear, I mentioned the daily, if you want to hear how desperate they want this, listen to the coverage from the New York Times about this bill.

This is the greatest thing of all time.

In fact, the only thing that might make it bad is that they've cut it.

It was supposed to be $6 trillion, and the fact that they cut it to $1.5 might be the problem.

And I haven't actually cut it to 1.5 yet, but something between 1.5 and 2 looks like the out, the last number, which means...

Nothing because all of these, all they've done is do accounting tricks to get this to be $1.75 trillion.

So the number once you really start...

You're not going to start it.

You're not stopping it.

Once you start it, it's done.

And this is as important as the health care bill was as far as structural change.

And this one is, I think, more important because it has a lot of financial tricks in it as far as the banks, et cetera, et cetera.

You're not going back from this.

And it's shocking to me.

how little people know about this bill.

Everybody's only talking about

the number.

And if that's if they are even aware of that much.

And that is the least important part of this bill.

That's the least important part.

It's important.

No, it is important.

No, it is important.

I mean, inflation.

Inflation is.

I mean, we're already seeing people revising their

Jack Dorsey came out and said hyperinflation.

Now, I personally think Twitter should ban Jack Dorsey for saying that because that's, of course,

misinformation, financial misinformation.

Well, Jack, for all the problems with his service, is a big cryptocurrency guy, big Bitcoin guy.

And he believes in

the risks of inflation.

Again, he's a quirky character like a lot of these tech guys are.

Elon Musk is the same thing.

I mean, Elon Musk is completely insane when it comes to the climate.

He's building spaceships to escape the planet.

Not just for climate, also for AI.

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They just won the presidency, you know,

and yet they lost record numbers.

I mean, that followed,

was following, what, the biggest loss in when was it?

2010, you're talking about?

10.

That was the biggest loss in about 100 years.

Yeah, since 1938.

And then this loss, where they have no coattails on Joe Biden.

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cratering, just cratering.

I mean, Obama came in with a real mandate, if you want to argue that mandates exist.

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They had to force it through in the dark of night, basically, to get that thing done then.

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they have lost 10, and they have to have everyone on board.

Everyone on board.

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I mean, there is a mood of the country, and they are ignoring it.

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Man,

we'd be so much better off if we were more like Europe, wouldn't we, Stu?

They have

got it down.

Now, you don't see the millions in the street that are opposing the government or marching against this or that.

You don't ever see that.

It's just peace and harmony in Europe and

acceptance and tolerance.

It's a beautiful place to

go for a stroll

with a few million of your closest friends.

Right.

You know, it's great.

Bring a sign.

Yeah.

And it's a great place, you know, if you're, you know, let's say

a parliament member, you know, just go for it.

And if you're looking for a steak, maybe somebody will have a knife

they can lend you.

Put it right there in your chest so you know right where it is.

I mean, it's

those kinds of things that make Europe so very special.

Euro trash.

We're looking for the answers in the wrong place.

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You can find David's work at nationalreview.com in his new book, Wherever Books Are Sold.

Hello, David.

How are you?

I'm well.

Thank you for having me.

You bet.

It's always good to talk to you.

So tell me about the

Eurotrash, because as I'm looking at Europe, I have seen Europeans say, oh my gosh, America has gone crazy.

And we're becoming so much like Europe, we are passing Europe in some ways.

Are we not?

I think that's fair to say in some ways.

I mean, when you look at this $3.5 trillion bill, it's a welfare state, cradle of the grave, sort of European-style expansion of the state.

But it's even worse because in Europe, at least they pay for that stuff.

And, you know,

in Denmark, a person making 60K will pay like 65% of his salary in taxes.

But can you imagine an American doing that?

And Bernie doesn't want us to.

He just wants to either print more money or

tax people as his victims.

Hang on, David, David, David.

I've heard from the president.

No joke.

It's the truth, man.

It's all paid for.

It's not going to cost a dime.

$0.

$0.

It's the same guy who told us that spending more money will help bring down inflation.

So

I don't know if he has his economic facts

or anything else, frankly.

So

why doesn't the socialist system that works in Sweden work here?

Well, I mean, first of all, scale.

You're talking about, I think Sweden has 9 million people, and it's the largest Nordic nation.

You can't scale that kind of system.

It would mean having a massive bureaucracy.

But the other question is, why would I want it anyway?

It's not as if they do anything better than we do.

Certainly, they're not better at assimilating new people.

They're not better at health care.

They're not better at any of the things

that we can quantify.

And they're certainly not better at things we can't, like risk-taking and entrepreneurship.

So I don't know why we'd want it, A, and B, I don't think that we could do it even if we wanted to.

So David, are we,

I mean, we are now talking about,

what is it, unrealized gains in the stock market.

For people like Elon Musk, who is, like him or not, he is changing the way things are happening in the world.

And he sees over the horizon, he sees

a different future.

And now we're talking about giving him an extra tax on unrealized capital gains.

That's insane.

That's a perfect example of a European mindset where

when you think about innovation and technology, the top 30 technological tech companies in the world, one is European, Spotify, and the rest are not.

Most of them are American.

Why do Europeans come here to start their companies?

Tons of our biggest companies are started by immigrants or children of immigrants here.

It's because of things like this.

Taxing people's unrealized profits would

undermine the risk-taking venture and undermines investment.

And it's exactly the sorts of things they do in Europe.

I mean, every country is a little different, but that's the mindset over there.

And we're bringing it over here.

But they don't tax

unrealized gains, do they?

I mean, I've never heard of that before.

How does that system even work?

Your stock goes up,

you pay income tax on it, then your stock goes down, do they give that money back?

I mean, how does that work?

Yeah, because these are parlor, these are tricks to try to tax rich people, whereas in Europe, they just do it.

We're honest about it.

Right.

So, yeah.

Until they start driving people out.

So

have you ever seen a president or

really anyone do what Biden did when he went over to Europe and tried to get the Europeans to agree on a baseline corporate tax so no one would be stealing corporations from

each other.

You'd trap them in the countries.

Never, never.

I just don't even understand.

I mean, you know, a lot of people talk about one world government.

Sometimes they sound a little bit nutty, but I have to say, when you have the United States trying to create a worldwide tax system,

to stop competition, which is what that does,

I just can't think of any American president that's done that.

That would have been something that would lose you the election immediately.

I mean, I just think,

I just, I can't, there's nothing I can even compare it to.

I think one of the worst things that we have seen

in Afghanistan didn't help us on any front.

I mean, we have now lost the

moral center of the United States.

I mean, a lot of people had been convinced that, you know, America wasn't moral, and in many ways, we haven't been for quite some time.

But we at least would go into Afghanistan and we would

help our allies, we would help women and children, et cetera, et cetera.

We don't have that moral high ground anymore for our military.

I don't think we're trusted anymore.

And the other thing that is horrible is people used to view this country as a land of opportunity.

Now they view us as a racist state.

Yeah, they do.

But still, people stream to our borders to come in because it's just not true.

And, you know, by any, again, quantifiable measure, and I go into this pretty deeply in the book, we are far less racist and more tolerant than any place.

In my neighborhood, for instance, I live among people who would be killing themselves in many other situations and live peacefully here, send their kids to the same schools, etc.

But it is true that people think of us that way wrongly.

I believe that.

Show me how

we're more tolerant than Europe, because that's not what you hear ever.

Well, let's talk about immigration then.

Legal immigration, not illegal immigration, but think about assimilation.

In Europe, there are places outside of Paris, outside of Berlin and elsewhere, where there are...

basically ghettos, generational ghettos of high unemployment.

I don't mean 10%, I mean 35%, 40%.

Jeez.

Where people don't speak the language of the country, where they don't accept the customs and the ideals of the country.

People say diversity is our strength here.

That's just a trope.

I mean, our strength here is that we have diverse types of people who accept the same foundational ideas about living together, or they used to.

In Europe, you don't have any of that.

These countries can't assimilate any group.

in a healthy way, and we do it all the time when we do it right.

Why is that?

Why is that?

I think we were built for it, frankly.

I mean, some of this is just structural problems.

You have Hungary.

Hungary has an ethnicity.

It has a culture.

It goes back a long time.

They have grudges that go back a thousand years.

It's not as easy for them to accept other people.

It is for us.

But, you know, I'll give you one quick poll number.

In France, 27% of people say they wouldn't want to live next to someone who wasn't like them, race, religion, whatever.

In America, that number is 1%.

Now, maybe some people are lying, but at least they know that that's the right thing to say.

That's the credo.

That's the way we live here.

And Europe just isn't that way.

People go to the tourist spots and they think that's Europe, but that's not Europe.

Talking to David Arsani of National Review.

David, one of the things I think is fascinating, and it's totally against the narrative that we hear from the media, is we need to be more enlightened like

Europe is.

And one of the big issues they talk about is abortion.

Like, we, why don't we have women's rights like they do in Europe?

Why don't we have abortion that anyone can get at any time?

That's what Europe is like.

They're ahead of us, and they understand real women's rights.

Is that actually accurate?

No.

One of the things they do better than us, actually, is have stricter abortion laws.

But

it's complicated because I don't think there really is a pro-life movement in Europe.

So they've sort of settled on a more moderate stance organically.

There are very few religious people in Europe, and that's a big problem.

So, there isn't that movement, but they are, there are a few things they do better.

They have less homicides

in urban areas and things like that because of our gun culture, which obviously I approve of in some ways, the murder part, but

the gun ownership part,

and abortion and social policy.

But some of their social policies, I mean, they do not value life in the same way we do.

They do not try to save.

So, why do they, why are their laws more restrictive than

uh than ours is it just from experience the genocide that has happened in europe over and over

again i think i wouldn't say their their laws are stricter than our ours in many places not in in some places but let's say new york but they're not you know they're still very liberal they would be considered liberal by any stretch for us i think so I just think it's because there's they they moderate I think the pro-life movement drives the progressive left to more extreme and extreme places, just this pushback.

Now, you know, it used to be, what was it, safe and legal

and rare, safe and legal, and now it's, you know, celebrated.

So I think that that's just because of our political culture in some ways, I hope.

Is Europe as divided as we are?

I mean, I see things like I think it was in,

gosh, where was it?

Is Switzerland?

I can't remember.

But just this weekend, they had massive protests out on the streets about vaccines and everything else.

And you're seeing these protests.

Are they as divided as we are and we're just not seeing it?

I'm actually surprised by those those protests in some sense, because in general, I think Europeans are quite docile and pliant people.

I say that in the way that I think that their risk takers came here or left or go elsewhere.

So I'll give you a quick example.

In Finland, like 91% of people are like

doing.

And it doesn't matter what.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

What was that stat?

What was that stat you brought?

91% of

Finnish people

have a positive view of their government.

So you can't have that here because we are diverse and we live in different sorts of places and we do different sorts of things and we have different cultural backgrounds.

But in Scandinavia, people are more client.

They like their government.

They don't debate in the way we do, and they don't have the sorts of

lines of, you know, ideological lines that they draw.

They also don't have the diversity we have.

We are the most diverse country in the world.

No one else is

in human history.

And the scale in which we do it is immense.

And I think the European Union was formed.

and based on the idea of federalism in the United States.

But of course, they've lost that just centralized top-down control now.

That's what progressives want here, right?

But it won't work.

It can't work when you have a truly diverse nation.

David, there's this thing that Bernie Sanders and the left has done forever, which is like, oh, why don't we just have the health care of Sweden or Denmark or Finland and apply it that way?

And I think a little bit of that actually creeped into the right when it came to the COVID stuff, which was basically they just said, well, why don't we just do all the things that Sweden is doing?

I mean, is there anything we can learn from these countries that seemingly have some things that they do correctly that we could bring here?

Yeah, I think we could have learned from Sweden that we shouldn't shut down our economy because of the pandemic.

That would have been a smart thing.

And again,

I wrote, started writing this book before COVID.

The COVID thing actually scared me quite a bit in the way that we had politicians and bureaucracies, especially bureaucracies, just unilaterally running the country.

The bureaucracies run the country.

And in Europe, bureaucracies are huge and multi-layered in ways that we can't even imagine.

And listen,

Donald Trump was elected.

The bureaucracy decided they didn't want him to be president.

And, you know, and they undermined him every step of the way.

The CDC decides it's going to run the country during COVID.

These are scary things because it's not a democratic process, but it's not certainly not a liberal in the good sense process.

Tib, but you said you mentioned that Europeans are compliant.

Were you surprised at the COVID reaction of of the people in the United States and how much of this people kind of just went along with?

Yeah, I think it was scary.

It was really scary that a governor in Virginia could shut down the churches and people would be like, okay.

I mean, I just don't even, I don't understand how that can happen here.

And

how are you feeling today?

Are you more optimistic than you were a year ago?

Yeah, I feel better.

There was that story, I was just a microcosm of this, was that Ruth Marcus, the Washington Post, was in an elevator in Texas, and she told this this guy, you know, I think you should be wearing a mask.

You know, and the guy said, I don't really care what you think.

I think that's like the American credo, right?

I don't really care what you think.

And that's how we should function.

And it sounds selfish, but it's not.

That's another thing.

You know, Europeans think we're selfish, but we give around, and you know this, of course, seven times as much per capita as Europeans.

Yeah.

David Hartzani, thank you so much.

Senior writer at National Review, his new book is called Euro Trash: Why America Has to Must Reject the Failed Ideas of a Dying continent.

That in of itself is sad and frightening that Europe is dying, but it is.

It's true.

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Would there be a price that gas would have to get that the president would say, okay, now's the time to tap the strategic control of the reserve?

Well, the president reserves a range of options, and he is certainly quite mindful of the impact of any increased cost on the American public.

There are a range of factors here which we could delve into, but I will say that on gas prices, one of the issues that Jake referenced, and obviously, as we have more details on what this may look like, we'll share it with all of you, is being able to raise our concern and the President's concern about supply issues as it relates to oil.

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We were just a few months ago.

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hey good news the world is going to glasgow this weekend And

our president is going with the biggest gifts he can find.

And he's going to lead the way on global climate change.

And

we're going to show China just

the way they should behave.

Bjorn Lomburg is with us.

He is the author of False Alarm.

I believe.

Aren't you in Norway right now?

Jess, Glenn.

Hi, how are you?

Good to talk to you.

I can't imagine what this

is costing us now.

I mean, what is our carbon footprint on the phone call alone?

Thank you so much for

being on with us.

Tell me

what you know about what's happening in Glasgow

and what Biden is bringing.

I mean, it is.

It is, I think, going to bankrupt not only the United States, but the entire West.

Yes.

So, I mean, look,

the Glasgow meeting is actually called COP26, and the trick is in some way in the name.

We've had 25 previous meetings like this, and every time we've gone to them, we've tried to promise lots of stuff and then ended up not doing most of it because it's phenomenally costly.

And so what will likely happen in Glasgow is that all the state leaders will go there, Biden included.

They'll promise lots of success, but they actually won't deliver on much of it.

And the reason is exactly as you say, because doing so is phenomenally successful.

I don't know if you saw it, but the Nature magazine, one of the most reputed magazines in the world, actually just estimated what's the cost of Biden's net zero policy by 2050.

Their model couldn't quite model to get to zero, but it got to 5%, so very close to zero.

They found that it would cost each and every American each year by 2050 $11,300.

Oh my gosh.

Not surprisingly, most people are not willing to pay that kind of money.

But we have a president now and an administration that I don't think they believe in global warming.

The ESG stuff, it's all scams.

But they are looking to transform our economy and beat America down in size

and success.

And, you know, it's like the gas thing.

The gas prices are not going down.

They're going up by design.

They don't want us to be on fossil fuels.

Yes, so there's definitely that.

So if you want to tackle global warming, you need to make fossil fuels more expensive.

Now, the theory is, and I think a lot in the administration buys into that, that you will actually get phenomenally cheap solar solar and wind prices.

But the problem, as we're now seeing in Europe and elsewhere, is what do you do when the wind is not blowing?

What do you do when the sun is not shining?

It turns out that you're screwed, that you actually needed to pay a lot of money to get coal-fire power plants to ramp up again.

And that's why this is not the cheap green energy scenario that I think a lot of the Biden administration was hoping for, but more likely the one where you end up paying $11,300 per person per year.

Bjorn, when Nancy Pelosi was over in England about a month or so ago, she said, we know, I mean, this is a quote, we know that China is increasing

their persecution of the Uyghurs in concentration camps, but we need to work with them on global warming.

Our priorities have to be global warming.

I don't think there's a chance in hell that a country that is putting a new coal-fire plant online every week is going to get away from

coal energy and dirty energy if they can make it cheap.

Do you think Nancy Pelosi and others, A, actually believe that this is more important than concentration camps?

And B,

do they actually believe China is going to follow us?

It's hard to

peer into her mind,

but my sense is that a lot of people are genuinely terrified of global warming.

So you ask a lot of people, and it turns out that almost half of everyone believes global warming is going to lead to the extinction of mankind.

And it's important to be very clear.

That's simply not what the UN Climate Panel tells us.

Global warming is a problem.

Yes, it's not the end of the world.

To take one example, the UN estimates that if we do nothing against global warming, the negative impacts will be equivalent to cutting 2.6% of our GDP by the end of the century.

Remember, by then, we'll be 450% as rich as we are today.

So we're really talking about instead of being 450% as rich, we will only be 434% as rich.

That's not a catastrophe.

So it's important to get this in context.

But I think it's admirable in some sense that

Ms.

Pelosi is so honest about this that if you're so worried about climate change that you're willing to let the Uyghurs and other problems sort of just pass by, you really need to understand this is a problem.

It's not the end of the world.

And with China, you're absolutely right.

Of course, China is the darling in most of the developing world because they've managed to do what most other developing world countries still haven't done, they've actually gotten rich mostly off of coal.

And

they have started to

move some of their coal imports from Australia.

It seems to me that China knows exactly what they're doing, and they are helping

cripple the West by playing their game.

Okay, you want to be emissions zero?

Great.

We won't buy coal from you anymore.

We'll just buy it from this country, you know, over here that

thinks like we do.

It's definitely very easy to play the West when we're saying it's so important with global warming that we really don't care about anything else.

And remember, China, very smartly, so have basically said, we'll do the same thing as you, or we'll promise to do the same thing as you, but slightly later.

So, you know, when we actually fail, when the bills start accumulating and nobody wants to pay, they can plausibly say, well, we would have done it, but we're not going to do it if you don't do it.

And the reality is, of course, nobody wants to say, look at America and say, oh, you guys pay $11,300 to go next year.

I want to do that too.

Most countries can't even afford that.

So the reality here is, we're not going to solve global warming by simply asking people to be poor and colder.

You will solve global warming if you do what's the most American thing at all, namely invest in innovation.

If you can innovate the price of green energy down below fossil fuels, everyone will switch, not because they're arm twisted in Glasgow, but because it's cheaper.

I mean, I have,

you know, it's taken me three different systems to finally get it in the last 15 years, but I am now on solar panels and battery panels.

It costs me a fortune to do it.

It's not ready for regular people by any stretch of the imagination, but it can be done.

And I would highly recommend it if it were affordable, but it's not there yet.

It's just not there yet.

And on cloudy days, I'm living, you know, if I'm living in Seattle, I ain't getting that because it's not going to do much good for me.

Yeah.

And of course, what you also have to remember is that

unless you didn't take any advantage, you're probably taking a lot of subsidies that are mostly paid by all the other ratepayers.

And of course, you use

the power production system when it's cloudy.

So, you know, it's great for people who are basically getting to be virtuous at low cost with other people's money.

But it's not a recipe for how we can run an advanced civilization.

It can be someday, and we should certainly be investigating that, but it's not there yet.

The one question I have also is, have you heard anyone make a good case for all of these electric cars by 2030?

Have you heard anybody make a good case on where all of that power is coming from?

Yes, that's a very good question.

Nobody really knows, but also just most people don't want to buy electric cars.

You can obviously subsidize them enormously and then they will actually pay.

Remember, I'm in Norway right now.

the the uh the sender the episode of electric cars they probably have uh a bit more than 50 of all new sold cars are electric wow but that's basically because they give you a subsidy that's almost equivalent to the entire price of the car now so do you want to buy an expensive vehicle or gasoline car or do you not want to pay anything for the other car you know you actually have to be surprised if there's still other people picking the gasoline to do the car but that's of course if you need to get far you can't use an electric car.

Electric cars are great for some things, but they're not the panacea that they're being sold out.

And they're certainly huge costs,

a financial cost in the sense that you subsidize them for what, $5,000 or $10,000, and they deliver fairly small CO2 costs.

So again, it's one of those things that are much more virtue signaling.

and a little bit of the taste of the future but we need much better cars and we honestly need to realize it's going to be part of the solutions, but it's not going to be that everybody is going to be driving electric cars.

We're entering a time

where I think time is running out, and it's not running out on the planet.

It's running out

on this trap of global warming solutions with the World Economic Forum and the Great Reset and all of this stuff.

Are you optimistic that these lies fall apart before we're completely screwed as a Western civilization financially or not?

Yeah, it's interesting to see exactly when they'll fall apart.

I think once the cost starts actually arriving, remember, global warming was great for politicians for the last 30 years because they basically got to say, the world is failing, but I will save you and somebody will pay in the future.

That's a great setup for a politician.

But now they actually have to say, and I have to pay right now.

And that's, of course, why they get booted out of office.

I think that there's a good chance we're going to waste a lot of trillions of dollars on this, but we're not going to be screwed in that sense.

We'll still remain our fat, remain reasonably safe and say, sure, global warning is a problem.

Let's fix it smartly.

Let's invest a lot more in research and development so we actually get smart innovation.

But we're going to say no to eleven thousand three hundred dollars, and we're going to say no way before it gets that expensive.

So it'll have been an expensive excursion, but we're not going to emasculate ourselves.

I hope.

I hope not as well.

Bjorn Lohmburg, thank you so much, author of False Alarm and president of the Copenhagen Consensus Center.

Always good to have you on.

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The story that you think I probably missed because you weren't here.

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Well, the World Series is going on.

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The workers aren't necessarily conservative.

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