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Charlie Sheen is an icon of decadence.

I lit the fuse, and my life turns into everything it wasn't supposed to be.

He's going the distance.

He was the highest-paid TV star of all time.

When it started to change, it was quick.

He kept saying, No, no, no, I'm in the hospital now, but next week I'll be ready for the show.

Now, Charlie's sober.

He's gonna tell you the truth.

How do I present this with any class?

I think we're past that, Charlie.

We're past that, yeah.

Somebody call action.

Yeah, aka Charlie Sheen, only on Netflix, September 10th.

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Got a great show coming up for you in just a minute.

What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

This

is

the Glenback program.

Yeah, you sick twisted freak.

Welcome to the program.

It's Friday behind my cardboard microphone.

We have some good news coming from President Biden.

I want you to listen to this here.

Let's be clear.

Let's be clear.

Vaccination requirements should not be another issue that divides us.

Correct.

That's why

we continue to battle the misinformation that's out there.

Right.

Okay.

Stop.

I just want you to know that these vaccine mandates should not be another thing that divides us.

All you have to do

is abide by the vaccine mandate and we can unite.

It's just that simple, people.

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It's

Friday.

Hey, some good news.

news.

If anybody has been waiting, McDonald's are, they're finally releasing the McPlant burger,

which...

It's coming here too, by the way,

right in our neighborhood in Texas as one of the test markets.

Really?

Yeah.

I mean, if this isn't a

thing, you need to taste it.

I'm looking at the picture.

You know how pictures always...

They always look better than what you, right?

I want to show you the picture of the McPlant burger.

wow

that doesn't look like anything i would put in my mouth ever it's also a terrible name isn't it oh mcplant yeah like i mean like

say what you want about it but like the impossible burger it's kind of a good name it's great yeah it's a good name the mcplant plant yeah like no you want to for the whole point of these things is you're supposed to forget you're eating plants right exactly right

oh this looks good so anyway we got november by the way and it is coming right to our neighborhood so we can taste test it on the air now can i ask you?

No, well, you can't do a...

I can't.

Oh, no.

I can't.

No.

I can't.

No, I can't.

Oh, you could.

We could get you.

No, no.

Strict, strict diet.

The doctor has been saying too much plant in your.

Really?

Yeah.

And he was specific.

I said, is that like lettuce?

He said, plant.

Plant.

We should also point out that your doctor is also the one saying don't have normal ivermectin.

Have the horse deworma.

And so, by the way, rat poison should work well for you, too.

No, he's not one of those.

But

let me go there for a second.

Did you hear

on Joe Rogan, Sanjay Gupta comes on, and we have that cut.

Please hear Sanjay Gupta on Joe Rogan.

It was a tweet, and it was snarky.

I admit it.

They said, you are not a horse.

You are not a cow.

Stop taking this stuff or something like that.

Why would you say that when you're talking about a drug that's been given out to billions and billions of people?

a drug that was responsible for one of the inventors of it making the

Nobel Prize in 2015?

2015, yeah.

Yeah.

A drug that has been shown to stop viral reputation in vitro.

You know that, right?

Why would they lie and say that's horse dewamer?

I can afford people medicine, mother ⁇ this is ridiculous.

It's just a lie.

I don't think anyone is thinking.

But don't you think that a lie like that is dangerous on a news network when you know that they know they're lying?

Do you think that that's a problem, that your news network lies?

Well, I don't, I don't, dude.

What did they say?

They lied.

What did they say?

I was taking horse dewormer.

First of all, it was prescribed to me by a doctor.

Yeah, yeah.

Along with

a bunch of other medications.

If you got a human pill, because there were people that were taking it, the veterinary medication, and I, you're not, obviously.

You got it from a doctor, so that it shouldn't be called that.

Ivermectin can be a very effective medication for parasitic disease.

Does it bother you that the news network you work for out and out lied?

Was outright lied about me taking horse dewormer?

They shouldn't have said that.

Why did they do that?

I don't know.

You didn't ask?

I didn't think there was.

You're the medical guy over there.

I didn't ask.

I should have asked before they did it.

But they did it with such glee.

No way.

I watched.

You know what he said?

Did you hear what he just said?

I shouldn't have asked before.

I should have asked before I came to do this podcast.

Right.

That's what he said.

Yeah.

Not I should have asked.

I should have asked before I came to do this podcast.

Here he is with Don Lemon after that interview.

He did say something about ivermectin that I think wasn't actually correct, about CNN and lying.

Okay.

Ivermectin is a drug that is commonly used as a horse dewormer.

So it is not a lie to say that the drug is used as a horse dewormer.

Oh my gosh, listen to this.

I think that's important.

And it is not approved for COVID.

Correct?

That's right.

That's correct.

It is not approved for COVID.

And you're right.

I mean the FDA even put out a statement saying, you know, basically reminding people, it was a strange sort of message from the FDA, but they said, you're not a horse, you're not a cow, stop taking this stuff, is essentially what they said, referring to ivermectin.

Now, I think what Joe's point is...

It has been approved for humans, but not necessarily for COVID, right?

Yeah.

That's correct.

It's been used for a parasitic disease, for something it's called river blindness, and it's been very effective for that.

But, you know, just because it works for one thing doesn't mean it works for something else.

Oh, my gosh.

And, you know, there's still

studies that show this helps around ivermectin.

Yeah, I mean, for the most part, if you look at it.

There's disagreement on whether it actually is effective.

Yeah, but there's good.

I mean, the guy.

Still.

Oh, my gosh.

Okay, so here's the good news.

CNN is so worthless right now.

Nobody is watching this that Sanjay Gupta to

schlep his books and stuff has to go onto a podcast.

I told you this maybe four years ago.

Do you remember the day that Joe Rogan had Elon Musk on?

And the stock went down

because he smoked pot on the airport.

Right.

Okay.

And I remember that day because I, in a commercial break, I turn on CNN and I hear them talking about it.

And they're like, who's Joe Rogan?

Who's Joe Rogan?

And I thought to to myself, the number one podcast, a guy who is sweeping the nation, they don't even know it.

They have no clue as to how buried they are.

And I said on that day, it's over.

Podcasts are now leading the way.

Here they are.

They have to go on to Joe Rogan to schlep a book.

and take that kind of

accurate abuse.

And then he goes back with his tail between his legs.

And he's like, well, no, I mean, it is a dewormer.

It is a dewormer.

Yes, for horses, not for people.

Nobel Prize.

Nobel Prize.

And look what they're doing.

Yeah.

These people are amazing.

And what Lemon is trying to do here is change, move, you know, move the goalposts, right?

You know,

it's, yes, it could be used and is used for livestock.

That's well known.

However, it is also something we require every single person who comes here as a refugee to take.

We require it for them to come in the country because of what it does to parasitic disease.

Now, there is a disagreement about whether it is effective against COVID.

A lot of doctors don't think it is.

Some do.

But

that's not what the standard was.

To say he was taking horse dewormer in some really outrageous way is to try to move the goalpost to something else.

Honestly, honestly,

it's like saying,

why are you eating

food that bunnies eat?

No, it's a McPlant.

It's bunny food.

Now, you can make that point that bunnies do eat, I think.

I don't know.

I have no idea if there's actually any plant in the McPlant.

You could say it's bunnies food and get away with it and it'd be accurate.

But that's not what the McPlant is.

I mean, it would be in my life.

It would be in my life.

I would like be looking for a bunny.

What are there, bunnies around here?

Yeah,

throw it out in the backyard.

See if we can attract some bunnies.

But that's what they're doing with ivermectin.

Yes, it does do that as well, but it's a people medicine.

Again, this is Don Lemon.

This is a quote from Don Lemon talking about Joe Rogan.

Quote, he is taking several medications, including a drug meant for deworming livestock.

Not true.

Gosh, listen.

That is absolutely a lie.

It is not meant for

deworming livestock.

It can be used.

It can be used in that way, but that's not what it's meant for.

Unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

Some of the Chirons here.

Joe Rogan says he has COVID, taking livestock drug despite warnings.

Unbelievable.

Joe Rogan announces he has COVID, is taking horse dewormer ivermectin.

Now, look,

it can be used for that.

So maybe technically it's not a libelous situation.

Though the quote, he is taking several medications, including a drug meant for deworming livestock.

That's ivermectin should be suing for that one.

Yeah, because that's not only what it's meant for.

I mean, it's just, it's so hypocritical.

They got caught in this.

This is so great.

This is so great.

Do you know, you know, you have really good interactions with people.

You have a hundred good interactions with people and they lie to you one time.

Do you trust them again?

It's hard, right?

Right.

You shouldn't, right?

That's that.

You

trust it.

You are spurned.

Correct.

And you betray it once.

You could have 100 things that you have done and it's been accurate.

You lie to somebody one time and they may not turn away from you.

They may not dismiss, but they will question.

Now, if you have told 100 things that are true and 100 things that are lies, you have no chance.

I mean, they do report the truth occasionally.

They must stumble onto it, okay?

Hey, it's President Joe Biden.

Accurate.

And he's here to save the country.

Lie.

You know what I mean?

So they have no credibility.

That's why no one is watching them anymore.

This is great news.

This is the end of,

gosh, do you remember when we left?

What did I say?

Almost every day, the year before we left Fox and CNN, Stu.

Remember every day I would say,

every day I would say,

we got to get out of here.

These companies are what?

Gonna burn themselves to the ground.

Yeah, yeah.

Every time.

Every time.

And look at, here it is.

They're gone.

They're gone.

They have no credibility.

And even some of the networks like Fox, Fox doesn't have the credibility it used to.

Tucker Carlson does.

Tucker Carlson does.

But when I was there, the network had the credibility and the individuals also had their own credibility.

But Fox, with the audience had an umbrella that it could pretty much do no wrong.

That umbrella doesn't exist anymore.

Now it is the personalities that are there.

And look, I don't know.

CNN, is it going to burn itself to the ground?

If something burns itself to the ground, but no one is around to see the flames, does it actually burn?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

We have to go into the double standard

of Netflix with the Dave Chappelle,

the latest Dave Chappelle special on Netflix.

This is hysterical.

Just hysterical.

We'll get into that here in just a second.

It's Friday.

Time to stop playing the game of the left.

We are actually winning.

We are.

You just don't know it because it doesn't feel like it.

Why?

Because they have momentum.

But we have the strength of the nation.

We have the truth on our side.

And we have all these people who are waking up.

Have you noticed how many people are now saying, this is bull crap?

Even if they don't say that, they're not watching it on TV anymore.

People know they can't trust that.

Now the job is to overwhelm the system financially.

It's a Cloud and Piven strategy.

And so that's what they're doing now.

And nobody's really telling you that.

Nobody's telling you exactly how to fight it.

What I'm telling you is stand together in the truth.

Stand together.

Together we win.

Remember, Sololinsky, his whole thing was divide people, divide them and isolate them.

That's what they're trying to do.

That's why the algorithms are suppressing voices like mine.

Not because they're afraid that it's going to change the world, although I believe that is true with many, with many voices.

They suppress them because they don't want you to see what's popular.

They don't want you to feel like, wait a minute, I'm actually in the majority on this.

We have to stand together.

And here's the easiest thing you can do to begin that journey.

Do business with companies that support your values.

And I'm not asking you to, you know, hey, forget Disney.

There's Bob's amusement park.

I'm not saying that.

I'm saying Patriot Mobile is on the same carriers.

They have the same coverage.

They have better, ranked better in customer service than other big carriers.

They are half the price.

And they support your values.

They're not, you know, giving money to Planned Parenthood.

They're not, you know, having, hey, we got a seminar.

Everybody needs to be at the seminar.

Be less white.

They don't do that.

They support you.

Support them.

We've got to get on the same page together and stand together.

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I love this.

I absolutely love this.

So the Netflix CEO, Ted Sarandos, has doubled down on the defense of Dave Chappelle.

Now, I'm sure this has nothing to do with the $140 million that they paid Dave Chappelle to make these specials.

I'm sure it has nothing to do with that.

I'm sure it has nothing to do with how wildly popular those specials are.

But they came out because there's a lot of people,

the transgender employees at Facebook,

and the activists have come out and they are, they're walking off the job.

They're saying,

I'm not giving my money to to Netflix anymore

and wow Ted Sarandos has taken a hard stand out of the goodness of his heart and he believes in you know freedom of speech and all of that and he said

the activist claims that Chappelle's humor was the equivalent of real-world harm is false

I recognize that distinguishing between commentary and harm is hard, especially with stand-up comedy, which exists to push the boundaries.

Some people find the art of stand-up to be mean-spirited, but our members enjoy it, and it's an important part of our content offering.

Is it?

Is it really?

Or do you just know you're on the losing side of this and your programming is really starting to suck and you just spent $140 million on it?

That's what it is.

Because I can guarantee they're not going to put Steven Crowder on.

They would never say that about any comedian that, you know, was an up-and-coming guy.

And it's also not even true by their own actions.

I mean, I would agree with what he said, right, wouldn't you?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's 100% the standard should be for comedians can basically go wherever they want to go and they should have real

commentary.

Everyone should have it.

Everyone should have it.

But really, there's a wider birth, if anything, for comedy.

Correct.

It's supposed to be challenging in that way.

But like, they did a show a few years ago called With Bob and David, which is a sketch comedy show.

It was basically an extra few episodes of the, you know, the one of the greatest sketch comedy shows of all time called Mr.

Show with Bob and David, which was an HBO show.

Really good.

Bob Odenkirk and David Cross.

And they did an episode of that show where they have like, it's kind of like a mock of like, you know, the libertarian thing where you're like, everyone's, you're going through like a police checkpoint and you're filming yourself and like talking to the camera.

You don't have to give him your license.

It's like one of those type of things.

And at the end of the sketch, David Cross, who's incredibly liberal, by the way, like one of the most liberal people in the world.

Like, like going on stage in his, in his, in Texas

on his, on his own personal comedy tour, blasting seriously, like no funny stuff.

Yeah.

Like, if you voted for Trump or if you're, you know, if you're a Texan, get out of here.

I mean,

he's way over the edge.

Yeah, he did an entire

tour, I believe, just basically bashing Trump was the entire thing.

Right.

At the end of this sketch, he is trying to prove something about race.

Right.

Right.

Where he shows that the cops always come after people, black people.

And he does it in blackface.

They deleted the sketch from the show.

The entire sketch.

It's actually making a liberal point.

And they deleted the sketch from Netflix.

So, did you see the Jave Chappelle special?

Yes, I did.

Okay.

I mean, it's filthy, awful.

Some of it is

amazingly good, but

some of it is amazingly, filthy, awful.

Like, I can't believe anyone's ever thought that, let alone said those words.

That's right.

But it is incredibly heartwarming at the end.

Oh, yeah.

The story he tells about transgender, his transgender friend, is like, it will bring you to tears.

It's so beautiful.

It is amazing.

And yet, nope, nope, not good enough.

This is the Glennbach program.

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I had dinner last night with a fascinating guy named Jim Lentz and his wife, who is just as impressive as he is.

He was the

CEO of Toyota North America and then the

COO of Toyota Motor Corporation of North America.

And then he was the senior managing officer of Toyota Motor Corporation in Japan.

I mean, this guy was with Toyota for like 38 years.

And I'm having dinner with him.

He's the guy who moved the plant from California to Texas.

And that was just a fascinating conversation.

But

I asked him to explain the supply chain.

We were waiting for our table and our wives were talking.

And I said, Jim, I just have to understand the supply chain.

Can you explain that to me?

And he was, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And he starts in.

And I think my wife says, wait, wait, wait.

I want to hear this.

Let's sit down.

So we sit down at the table.

And 15 minutes later, Tanya and I were sitting there with our mouth wide open, like,

what?

And I asked him to come on.

I'm going to hope, hopefully he will come on early next week.

But I've asked him to come on to explain it to you.

It is phenomenal.

Phenomenal.

First of all, the supply chain and how we have...

how we get things now.

You know how they say grocery stores are replenished 10 times a day?

Okay.

This is all

the supply chain is a wonder of the world.

He said, Toyota and apparently all the big companies now, he said, like Walmart, same thing.

He said,

the seats don't arrive at the plant.

He said, you know, the seats, the coverings and everything.

He said, those seats are made by another company.

And he said, they don't arrive until 20 minutes before they're supposed to be bolted into the car.

He said,

we have supply chain times that are down as close to 12 minutes from installation.

So that package or that box of the chips that have to go into that car are 12 minutes out.

And by the time they get to the line, it's time to push them in.

Okay.

It's an on-demand supply chain.

Really is incredible how they can manage this.

Right.

How it doesn't break down every day.

Right.

And I mean, it is phenomenal.

When he explains it to you, you will be,

it is a wonder of the world.

Yeah.

And it's, you know, it's done in a lot of ways to save cost, right?

They don't have to have giant

warehouses where they store everything.

Once stuff shows up, you put it right in.

Correct.

And that is the key to that.

Nobody has big warehouses.

He said, when I was at Ford, he worked at Ford a long time ago.

He said, you know, you stop making a car when you run out of parts.

And he said, honestly, you know, this is back in the 70s, I think, or 80s.

He said, honestly, you know, we'd be.

We'd get down to like the very last few parts of a car.

And he said, we'd have a blue front seat and a red vinyl back seat.

And he said, we bolted them in the car and just sent it off.

Good luck, everybody.

Yeah.

And he was like, you had to let the dealership go.

Yeah, we'll get you new seats.

He said, but you just, when you get down to it, you just use the parts that you have until you can't assemble a car.

He said, it's not like that anymore.

And so I said, so, so Jim, help me out here.

How do we get this going?

And he said, well, it's, it's ridiculous to go to the port and say, you're going to unload all of these, all of these ships right now.

He's like, where are you going to put the stuff?

Where are you going to put it?

He's like, if you have warehouses, you are about to get into the money.

He said, because they have to be shipped to warehouses.

He said, but these companies, Walmart, et cetera, they don't go into the back to get, you know, that Teddy Ruxpin when it's out for Christmas.

And it probably...

You'll probably be looking at a Teddy Ruck spin and it's like, it doesn't work and one of the eyes is missing.

And you're like, that's the best I got.

And it bites, which is right.

That's the worst part.

It bites.

That's weird.

But they don't go back into the back.

They don't have it.

It's like grocery stores: if it's empty on the shelf, don't worry,

it's a replenishment 10 times a day,

and so it's so well-timed.

Now, think of this: the chips are currently being made in Taiwan.

Keep that in your memory bank.

The chips are now being made in Taiwan.

So, the company puts in an order for chips.

They start making the chips and then shipping the chips and they arrive 12 minutes before they're put into the car.

That is a miracle, a miracle.

He said, people don't understand.

He said, go ahead, try to buy a red car anywhere in the world today.

Buy a red car.

I said, okay, why?

And he said, because you can't get one.

Red paint currently does not exist because there's one place where the pigment is from.

And he said, you can't get that pigment.

Now, he was talking about cars.

So I don't know about all red paint, but

he said the pigment for red, he said, is from one place and the supply chain is completely broken there.

He said, we can't get it.

Can't get red paint.

That's incredible.

You realize the cascading effects of all these things.

Like you go back to the beginning of COVID and you have a situation where people are like, oh my gosh, the economy is going to be shutting down for a while.

We need to wind down operations.

So normally all the shipping containers that go back and forth between the United States and like, let's say, China, they go back and forth with stuff on them.

Right.

Well, we get into COVID, and first of all, a lot of places shut down manufacturing.

So those shipping containers aren't going back and forth.

Secondly, a lot of...

A lot of shipping containers are leaving China with things like PPE that are going to places they wouldn't normally ship to, like Africa.

So you take a shipping container to Africa, and Africa doesn't have anything.

It's shipping back to China.

So these shipping containers just wind up sitting in Africa for a long period of time.

Because nobody wants to take an empty ship or the shipping containers empty.

It's too expensive.

Unless...

The price gets so high that they will do it.

And now we've come to that part of it where now the prices have gone up by 10 times what they were before.

So now

China ships a bunch of stuff over to the United States.

It sits outside these ports for long periods of time.

They finally unload it.

They don't want to wait to reload it with things from a farm or something, some products from a farm to go back to China because it's not as high margin.

So they're taking them now back empty to get these high rates back to China and bringing them back here again where they're getting stuck in the ports again.

Eventually, this stuff, I think, would work out, but

it could take a while, and it could be real pain.

Certainly,

real pain for a global superpower, right?

Like, you know, if you're living in Mongolia, I don't know, maybe you can't get your PlayStation 5s all the time.

You're kind of used to it.

This is a little different.

I did ask him about Pete Buddhajudge.

I said, so Pete Buddhajudge said that

it would be years and years before it would come back.

And he said, that's unacceptable.

That's just unacceptable.

Right.

And I think it is.

You know, for a superpower, that is unacceptable.

I don't think the market will allow years and years of it

without some other major interruptions like Taiwan being overtaken by China.

Okay, so that's the other thing.

I said, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Chips and Taiwan.

He said, oh, yeah.

Number one place you get chips, Taiwan.

And he said, everything has chips.

Your refrigerator has a chip.

Your dishwasher has a chip.

Everything, your stove, your oven has a chip.

Everything has chips.

This is the Internet of Things now.

So everything has a chip in it.

And without that chip, those products don't work.

They can't be made.

He said,

the number one chip manufacturer in the world is Taiwan.

I think number two is China.

If China takes over Taiwan,

the entire world is held hostage by China.

They dominate everything.

And I said, why,

why are we not,

everything it seems like we learned from COVID, we're not doing anything about it.

Like, for instance, we learned we don't make our own PPEs.

We don't make our own medicine.

I said, we should be making our own medicine.

At least we should be...

we should be diversifying our portfolio.

So not everything is made in China.

Some stuff is made in France and England and Germany and here in North America and South America.

We should have A suppliers, B suppliers, C suppliers.

You know what I mean?

Backups.

We're not doing any of that.

We're not doing any of that.

I said, why can't we make chips here?

He said, way too dirty.

Way too dirty.

He said, the water and everything that is

used to make chips.

He said,

the minerals and the mining and everything else.

He said, There's no way, no way environmentalists would ever.

And he didn't use the word environmentalists.

He just said there's no way they'd ever be made here in America.

And so we're hostage.

We're holding ourselves hostage.

And this puts a new spin on everybody saying we're not going to go defend Taiwan.

If Biden doesn't defend Taiwan, he has given the world to China.

And

I don't think he would, he's going to defend Taiwan.

No way.

No.

I mean, he wouldn't even defend the wars we were already in.

No.

Let alone ones that are the new wars that are being

launched.

He would never do it.

And quite honestly, I don't trust the Pentagon with

these leaders and him as the commander-in-chief.

I don't trust that we could get into a defense of Taiwan and actually pull it off.

Yeah.

Do you?

No, I mean, people are like, I can't believe Pete Budig is taking off all this time for

his baby for paternity leave.

The best thing that can happen to the United States is Pete Buttigieg not doing his job.

I'd rather pay him to stay home.

That would improve the United States of America, not doing

it.

I wish this COVID money would actually go to more politicians.

You know, they're like, they're the ones that are like, you know what?

It's not worth going back to work.

I mean, I'm getting a lot of money just to sit at home.

Good.

Yeah, please don't come back to to work.

Please don't come back to work.

So we're going to try to get him on next week.

But I'm telling you, it is a miracle.

I asked him, I said, I've never seen a car built at a factory.

And he's like, oh, you want to see it?

Yeah, I'll take you.

And I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So I'd like to take the cameras in because he said it, I mean, can you imagine?

I mean, just, it's like, do you know that thing, eye pencil?

Yeah, yeah.

The old thing that wears SA, yeah.

Yeah, eye pencil it's like that it really is like that except it's timed perfectly

the algorithms miracle of capitalism you know what

it is it is you know what came to mind though is

do you remember when we had the freeze here in texas and the the i think it's shell or gulf that makes all most of the foam sprays

the plant went down and when the power went out, the factory stopped and the foam set in all of the pipes.

Oh, no.

Okay, you didn't hear this?

No.

Yeah, like that's why foam is like impossible to get because there's one plant that was making 90% of it and it all set.

And

they still don't have an answer.

I don't know.

I mean, they may have to rebuild the plant.

They can't restart it because it can't stop.

Okay.

And

that's kind of like the supply chain.

You can't just shut this down and then restart it.

It doesn't work that way.

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So I had Michael Malas on for the podcast today.

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You know those Irish.

He's probably stumbling in drunk.

Mr.

Bill O'Reilly.

Hello, Bill.

Well, that's nice, Beck.

Thank you very much.

I'm going to have to woke you.

Yeah.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Oh, boy.

On BillO'reilly.com, attacking the Irish.

Oh, there it is.

Yep.

Totally unacceptable.

I'm offended.

Yes, but I'm the elite, so I can get away with it, Mr.

O'Reilly.

Well, we're going to have to have a petition, and we'll perhaps come to your house and burn it down.

Okay, all right, all right.

Is that what the petition does?

All right, Bill, what was the big story of the week?

Mark Zuckerberg, which is not being reported.

Mark Zuckerberg.

This is huge.

Mark Zuckerberg spent $420 million

trying to influence the 2020 election, and he was successful.

And you cannot find this story being reported.

This is so important and so scandalous.

I can't believe it.

So tell me the story, because I read the story, and I never got to it on air.

Tell me your story.

I understand, Beck.

You're very busy.

But if you watch me on the no spin news every night, that is your key.

I hire people to do that.

Okay.

So let's walk through it.

There are laws in every single state against electioneering at polling places.

That means when you go to vote to a polling place, there can't be somebody there screaming at you to vote for a certain person

or giving you advice or giving you a hot dog or anything.

Right, right.

Okay?

That is against the law.

But if you have a mail-in ballot, there are no restrictions for someone coming to your house and actually filling out the ballot for you.

It's crazy.

Putting it in the envelope, taking it with them, it's called bundling, all right, and bringing it to the polling place in your county.

So this number one, that's where you start.

That's why the left wants the mail-in ballots universal

because there's no limitations on possible corruption.

Do we all understand?

Yep.

Does Stu understand?

Is he still awake?

No,

he fell asleep the minute I said Bill O'Reilly.

Okay.

Enter Mark Zuckerberg, the major domo at Facebook.

Zuckerberg and his wife donate a colossal $420 million

to two nonprofits.

They are the Center for Technology and Civic Life, CTCL,

and the Center for Election Innovation and Research, CEIR.

So they get this money, and it's all legal.

Now, these non-profits say they're non-partisan, which is a lie.

They are far-left people.

And what they do is hire vote navigators.

Let me repeat.

These two organizations hire vote navigators who are paid very well.

In the last election, Trump versus Biden, you'll all remember that.

All right, these vote navigators operated in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia.

Wow.

Those were the the states targeted by these two nonprofits using $420 million

to pay the vote navigators.

What do the navigators do?

Quote, they assist voters potentially going to their front doors to answer questions and assist in ballot curing and witness absentee ballot signature.

Oh, my gosh.

Okay?

First of all, what's ballot curing?

Wait, wait, what's the definition of ballot curing?

All right, I'll get to that.

But the quote I just read you comes from the two nonpartisans.

They admit it.

They send people out to houses to show you who to vote for.

Ballot curing is if you make a mistake on a mail-in ballot, they correct the mistake.

Oh my gosh.

So your ballot is not thrown out.

Go Go ahead, Stu.

And that's not necessarily always a bad thing, right?

Like, it's the idea: if you make a mistake, the government can come and say, Hey, like, you made this mistake, you returned it in two weeks early, you have plenty of time to fix it.

Do you want to fix it?

If it's a non-partisan thing, yeah, it's not bad.

Ballot curing isn't necessarily always horrible, but if they're doing it this way, where you're sending partisan people out to do it, I mean, that's it's terrifying.

Shut up, Stu.

Of all

the vote navigators, of all of them, only one county,

only one out of all of those states

went for Trump.

Every other county where the vote navigators navigated shockingly went for Biden in a huge way, which threw the vote count to Biden in very closely contested states like Arizona, like Georgia, like Wisconsin.

I'm sorry, I don't think I mentioned Wisconsin in that crew.

They were in there as well.

Those were all the states where there were questions.

Where the vote navigators run by these two organizations showed up.

Okay, so O'Reilly takes this story and runs with it last night.

And after that, I got on a plane.

And I went to Mar-a-Lago and I interviewed Trump.

And if you want to see a little bit of it, I post it already on billoriley.com.

Okay, that'll run on Monday night on the No Spin News and all of our other affiliates.

Okay.

I asked Trump about this.

Okay.

I say, are you aware of this?

And he was.

Okay.

And he said, well, Zuckerberg broke the law.

And I said, no, he didn't.

He can do this.

But every state has to understand what he did and pass laws against it, just like the electioneering laws at the polling places.

Now, that's a fascinating discussion.

But here's the kicker.

Trump had Giuliani and Sidney Powell and all these other people, the pillow guy, everybody run around

screaming about the Dominion voting machines, the dead people voting, the illegal aliens voting, screaming, screaming, screaming, screaming.

All right?

And still to this day,

millions of Americans believe that was the fraud.

It was not.

There was some of that, but not to the extent of this.

This was the voter fraud.

Navigators going to the homes of mostly poor, mostly out-of-it people and telling them to vote for Biden.

And actually filling out the ballots for them and then taking the ballots.

And Zuckerberg financed it.

Do we all get this?

Are we all getting it?

Because you're not going to hear it on the corrupt corporate media.

This was the fraud.

Now, after I explained it to Donald Trump, and that's a very good exchange that you're going to want to watch.

Is that the clip?

No, I'm not saving that clip.

I got Boo-Ku clips

about Afghanistan, about Biden, about Millie, you name it.

But anyway, this story is so important and so powerful,

but I will tell you, most Americans are never even going to hear it, which is why we are now living in red China.

Because the information flow is cut off.

Even the morons on Fox News aren't going to cover this because they're not smart enough to get it.

I'm surprised I missed this, Bill.

I saw this story, and I was so tired of hearing about Zuckerberg and all of this stuff that I just passed it.

Thank you for bringing this to my attention and to America's attention.

Becca, I have to say this.

I'm giving you a pass on it because you're a genius for putting me on your program every week.

That's the counterbalance.

Right, okay.

And all I get is shut up.

Yeah.

I mean, and I think that was well deserved.

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So, Bill, you know, with this revelation,

you know, we have the Democrats now coming out and saying they want to get rid of Section 230.

They're going to regulate

these social media.

And that's exactly what people like Zuckerberg want.

This will be a payback.

If what you're saying is true, and I believe it probably is,

you have the payback coming in the

form of we're going to regulate the way you want us to regulate.

So what's going to happen?

I mean,

how is this solved?

I think you have to start it at the basic premise that Silicon Valley and the social media companies are all far left.

And I know that because I have friends who work inside that.

Right, I know.

Yeah.

So, that if you are a conservative or a traditional American and you work for a social media company in Silicon Valley and you open your mouth, you're in trouble.

Okay?

So, it's a monolith.

And what the major domos of these companies want is the ability to censor what's on social media, which means that if you're traditional and conservative, you get the same treatment as their employees.

You better shut up.

You better keep quiet, or you're not going to have a job.

And you're going to be ostracized socially within the company.

That's what they want to do worldwide.

So we'll decide what you see and hear on social media.

That's the end game.

Now,

they know that the right is not going to agree with that and not going to accept it.

But the left will.

The totalitarian left will.

So now it's not just belief system.

It's money.

It's money.

And that's why the Zuckerberg story is so important.

When you sink $400 million

into two crews to pay election navigators to go to homes to tell people how to vote, you got a massive scandal.

But the people of America aren't going to know that because it's not going to be reported.

So how do we?

I suggested to President Trump last night in my interview that he make this a hallmark of his upcoming campaign because I don't believe he's going to run.

Hang on.

I think if he goes and retreads water.

No, no, no.

Not do that.

And that, believe me, I got into that heavy with him.

Okay.

Heavy.

But I said, if you propose specific laws

to make our elections more honest, the American people will respond to that

specificity.

Yes.

Word of the day.

Explain it to Stu.

Okay.

So that was the tone of the conversation.

That

for, what,

almost a year, the Trump forces have been running around screaming about voter fraud in the wrong way.

It wasn't a massive Dominion voting machine problem.

It was a voter navigator problem.

Okay?

The same result.

The same result.

The key precincts in Georgia, in Michigan, in Pennsylvania, in Wisconsin, in Arizona, in Nevada, all had voter navigators,

massive amounts of them, going to very specific places where the voter turnout was usually low.

And they knew that these poor precincts, they were all poor, were going to vote for the Democrat.

Can you imagine?

Guided.

Can you imagine?

And they were.

If

the

Koch brothers, who are libertarian, they are not conservative Republicans.

Can you imagine if they would have spent half a billion dollars doing the exact same thing

in

states where it was close and funny business was suspected?

Can you even imagine what the media would be saying?

Yeah, firing squad for the Koch brothers.

Oh, yeah.

But, see, we're beyond this now because everyone knows.

Right.

everyone who pays attention knows that the corporate media, and this is so insidious, I can't even believe it, it's going to lock down any information about stuff like this.

Let me tell you something, Bill.

I'm not going to tell you the story yet,

but there was a story that was out two days ago, and a friend of mine was telling me about it, and I

went to Google it, and he said, no, no, no, no.

Let me see.

And I showed him what I was Googling.

And he said, well, add this.

I had to, at the third try, I had to write in exactly what the story said, like two sentences.

It still didn't come out.

He happened to remember where he found it.

He went back and he found it.

But it has been taken off the search engine.

It's...

It was amazing.

I've never seen that before.

I can find anything, but I couldn't find that story.

And this is getting worse and worse and worse.

And the American people don't understand.

I'm not being arrogant and condescending, but they don't understand the danger of this.

Explain it.

For the first time in human history, machines

and corporations are dictating information flow.

It never happened before.

So it used to be in the colonial times, everybody met in the local meeting house to discuss the problems of the day.

And then there were newspapers that printed and got out.

And that's how information got in.

Right.

And if you didn't like that, you could go and print a pamphlet like a little newspaper and put it out.

Yeah.

And then radio and television were invented.

And at first, the information flow on radio and television was semi-honest.

You always had kooks and crooks but it was fairly straightforward well now it isn't anymore and so people don't understand and but they're gonna understand

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Then they'll know,

but they can't get out in front of it because ABC, CBS, NBC, the cables will not tell them.

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I haven't even gotten to anything I wanted to talk to him about.

Fascinating, Bill.

Thank you for bringing that to our attention.

We'll continue on with the other stories of the week, the big stories of the week, the pushback on the COVID

vaccine mandates.

Also,

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Let me go through a couple of things.

First of all, I love this from the Poynter Institute, which, of course, Bill, we know is, I mean, they are keeping the media fair and honest, aren't they?

Oh, yeah.

Here's the headline from the Poynter Institute: A window of opportunity has at last opened for federal aid to support journalism.

The in the federal spending bill tucked away is as, quote, as much as $1 billion to subsidize local journalists' salaries.

That's going to work out well.

They can't afford me.

I don't know about you.

Yeah.

Once you get your paycheck from the government,

how are you going to criticize the government?

Well,

this is all off the Nancy Pelosi

soundbite from her press conference where she scolded the media for not getting behind

the $3.5 trillion

socialist spending bill.

And the quote was, well, how come you guys aren't doing a better job selling it?

Yes.

I mean,

they don't even pretend anymore.

They don't even pretend.

So it's like, okay, we know you're on our side.

You're part of our apparatus.

So you're not doing a very good job selling you.

You better get out there.

We'll kick your butt.

And so that's an extension, the pointer, you know,

urging of the federal government to pay journalists for propaganda.

Right.

Then that's what it's about.

And it's already in the bill.

If it passes, it's already there.

Let me

not so sure.

Let me talk to you a little bit about the vaccine mandates.

We have a main hospital that closed the NICU because they don't have the staff.

We saw the pushback from Southwest.

Delta just ditched their COVID vaccine mandate.

You have police force all over the country walking off the job.

Chicago has an officer shortage.

They can't even find them.

And yet Joe Biden is continuing to push this vaccine mandate.

But if you think of one group that could spread a disease to everyone, it might be the postal workers.

because they stop by everybody's house.

And yet their union negotiated.

So So the post office,

those union workers, they don't have to be vaccinated.

They don't have a mandate.

Yeah, there are a bunch of things like that.

So I talked to Trump about this

last night.

And again, that interview will be posted and seen on Monday night on billoRiley.com and all of our affiliates that broadcast what I do on TV.

And I said, look.

Would you, if you were still president, mandate vaccines for federal workers and then health workers in the sense that health workers are obviously in contact with people who are ill.

And he said he wouldn't do it, but he would go on a campaign.

And this is interesting.

He said he would go on a very strong campaign as president to persuade everyone to get vaccinated.

There's nothing wrong with that.

No.

And, you know, but it's the first time he really came out and said, you know, I'd use the power of my office to to try to persuade the anti-vaxxers, all 56 million of them,

to stop it

and get vaccinated for the greater good.

So

I think that's the pathway that Biden should have taken.

Oh, yeah.

Because now

that's the pathway that the government studies

showed they should take, but they dismissed it.

And it's causing more harm.

So, you know, the president is supposed to be a harm reduction guy,

but everything Biden touches is more harm.

And by the way, you'll get a kick out of this, Beck.

I asked President Trump last night why didn't you fire Fauci?

Now, I'm not going to tell you what he said because I want everyone to watch the interview.

You're such a joke.

But he kind of danced, and then I had to ask him in a sterner way

about why he didn't fire Fauci.

Fascinating.

And I did the same thing with Millie.

Okay.

You know me, Beck.

I'm so charming in these interviews.

He answered the question.

All right.

So that, by the way, that interview, again, I don't know why I'm promoting it because he spent the last 40 minutes making this whole show into a commercial for his Monday night special with Donald Trump.

But

let me go to a story that came out today.

The 36-member Supreme Court Commission is divided on the issue of whether to expand the number of justices and pack the court.

Let me just tell everybody it's not going to happen.

So Biden doesn't want it to happen.

That's one of the few things I think he actually understands.

See, Mr.

President, what we should have is 35 Supreme Court justices so we'd never get a ruling and it would all be partisan or keep the nine.

Well, I think we should keep the nine.

So that's what he wants.

Not going to say it because he doesn't ever say anything that would alienate the far left.

And the far left, the bottom line on the progressive movement, it doesn't want a Supreme Court.

And it all goes back to totalitarianism.

It all goes back to that.

The muzzling of the press, the social media censorship, the packing in the Supreme Court.

It's all the plan.

We want to run the show.

We don't want any dissent.

And the Supreme Court, they're annoying.

They overturn some far-left stuff we want.

So we've got to get rid of them.

And that's what it's all about.

But it's not going to happen.

And that's the good news today on the Glenn Beck Beck program.

So do you think that the turning point, because I saw a poll today and the headline was, sinking like the Titanic.

His numbers are down yet again.

And

he's in the 30s.

You go into the 20s.

I've never seen that before, I think, from a president.

At least for very long.

Yeah, he's in trouble.

And even he knows it because Jill tells him.

Right.

It wouldn't be because he digests the media.

Right.

Because he doesn't.

I mean, Trump watches all the cables.

And I said to him, I had dinner with him after the,

and he paid.

That was great.

After the interview.

That's not true.

He didn't pay for my dinner.

It was just at Marlago and he owns a place and there's no way you can pay for your own dinner.

But anyway,

Trump watches.

And I looked at him.

I said, why are you watching this garbage?

Why are you watching it?

But Biden's the opposite.

He didn't watch anything.

He doesn't know who Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly are.

I mean, he probably heard the names, you know, and one time he said something nasty about me, but he doesn't know.

But Jill Biden,

okay,

she goes, you know, hey, it's not really going that well.

And that's the conduit.

That's who he listens to, her.

And

go ahead.

But what I wanted to ask you is,

you've got the airline pilots union now,

you know, pushing back.

Correct.

So So

you have a pushback on that.

You see the rate of inflation that is coming.

Now we're told there's not going to be anything on the shelves for Christmas.

And at Christmas time, people's heating, if they have oil or gas, is going to be up at least 50%.

Is this winter the turning point for the Democrats?

It's already happened.

It's already happened.

The mass of Americans in between the ideologies, the two ideologies, traditional America, progressive America, the mass of people in between,

the vast majority, because most people are not ideological, okay, they know this is not working.

They know.

It is only the fanatics.

And, you know, I said to my audience the other day, we all know people who, no matter what the facts are, no matter what they see, will not admit a mistake.

Correct.

Okay?

So I got bumper stickers that say, regret your 2020 vote yet with a mean-looking eagle on it.

And they're just flying out.

Can you stop hawking every, I mean, every line out of your mouth.

Because it has a greater good for me to tell you this.

All right.

Say, just hand this to your liberal friends in good humor.

Not, you idiot.

Just, do you regret it yet?

And going back to your very astute question, it has already sunk in.

This isn't working.

So when you hear things about a national divorce

and you hear that,

you know,

it's so far gone, are you optimistic that this is that this could be a turnaround from Woodrow Wilson to Harding?

No, look, all of this stuff about red states states seceding and blue states, that's not going to happen, so I don't even waste my time on it.

Okay?

It's foolish.

It's subversive.

If you love your country, you want to keep it the way it is with a persuadable factor.

So my prediction is in the 2020 midterms, which are only 13 months away now, less than 13 months away, the Republicans will win back both houses in Congress.

Okay?

And that's the end of Joe Biden, right there.

It's the end of Kamala Harris.

It's the end of CNN, which is already over.

If you look at CNN's ratings, you can tell, I mean, it is Armageddon there.

That's how low those ratings are.

And MSNBC is right behind them.

And Fox News is down 45% in primetime.

So they're all getting killed.

So the folks know they're being conned, and they know that the Biden administration is pernicious.

Another word of the day.

It's harmful.

And they will come out, I believe, next November.

Voter turnout is going to be down because the left won't show up.

The liberals, only the real fanatical progressives will show.

The liberals who voted for Biden and now go, holy, you know what,

okay, they're not going to show.

It's not going to cast a ballot for Republicans.

But the Republicans will be energized because they sense blood in the water.

And there is.

And that's where we are today.

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After the break, we're going to play a cut of his interview with Donald Trump, which happens Monday only on billo riley.com.

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Bill, as always, thank you.

Talk to you next week.

All right, Beck.

See you.

Thank you.

Thanks.

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So you got Afghanistan a catastrophe.

You got high inflation.

You got a collapsed border.

Biden doing it on purpose?

You would almost say, when you look at the border or when you look at the pullout of Afghanistan, you would almost say nobody can be that stupid.

Nobody can be doing this thinking it's good.

Nobody could pull out the soldiers in Afghanistan before they pull out the American citizens or before they pull out their $85 billion worth of equipment.

I said, he must be doing it on purpose.

They must hate the country.

They must hate the country.

Do you really think that he's subverting his own country?

I don't know what's going on.

Look, look,

when you see something like Afghanistan, the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened, in my opinion, to our country.

I think it's number one.

And I think the border is, I don't think anything's close, but I think the border is

very embarrassing to us.

It's a catastrophe.

It's killing our country.

He's either doing it on purpose or there's somebody telling him to do it.

All right?

People in his ear

and these decisions the president is making are hurting the country.

It's either or.

No, or they're incompetent.

But

he's surrounded by, just as you were, you know the game.

You're in the Oval Office.

You got experts all over the place.

Are they all that?

It could be that way.

Look, look, it could be a number of things.

It could be they hate the country.

Now, I don't happen to believe that.

Okay.

They can't.

A very fair response from the president,

I think.

It's, you know, I don't believe that

it's a mistake.

It's incompetence.

As Bill said, everybody around is incompetent.

I don't think so.

I don't think so either.

Yeah.

You know, I think Joe Biden has never proved that he is anything other than incompetent throughout his life.

So I don't think it's solely wrapped up in that.

Yeah.

And you would have people quitting or saying, look, this is embarrassing.

Remember, an error

stops being an error and becomes a mistake once you don't correct it.

And they're not correcting anything.

Yeah.

I mean, Afghanistan is such a great

example of that.

And you wonder, too, how much of this is

people around him who recognize there's some tough sledding here ahead.

They recognize they're going to lose probably in 2022 anyway.

They recognize that these things are not going to be popular.

They don't want to pin them

on a candidate with a future.

So let's take this 145-year-old guy and pin every negative policy that we know tests well or terribly

on him.

And let's see what happens.

By the way, Bitcoin just broke 60,000.

60,000.

So congratulations on that.

Don't think that has anything to do with policies of the United States.

No, we're outwardly opposing it, it seems, but maybe some regulatory clarity.

I don't know.

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and would just gum up the works even more.

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We'll talk about that.

And the group that saved Joe Biden's Afghan interpreter.

We talked to them in 60 seconds.

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Marine Corps.

She is an advisor for the Human First Coalition.

It's a group of people that are really doing some good work in Afghanistan and helping people.

They have already taken out, I think, about 800.

Well, let Sarah tell you.

Hi, Sarah.

How are you?

Really good.

Good morning, Glenn.

First of all, thank you for everything you guys are doing in Afghanistan.

You're really making a difference.

Well, and so are you and your team.

Thank you for all all you've done.

You're welcome.

So you have

About 800 American citizens that you have taken out, right?

We have actually taken out to date over 1,200 Americans.

Excellent.

6,700 other individuals.

6,700.

Fantastic.

Fantastic.

Okay.

So tell me about

the Joe Biden Afghan interpreter.

What happened?

How did he get out?

Well, first of all, we didn't want to steal him from you.

No, no, no.

We didn't.

We were worried about him because

we had put him up and then he just ghosted us.

And the emails are all like, where did he go?

Is he okay?

That's how its Marines work.

I received a

concerning email that his handler was frustrated and just really struggling with bringing him to safety.

And for us, it's all about human life.

I honestly,

in full transparency, when I reviewed the case, him being President Biden's interpreter, I never foresaw this garnishing so much media attention.

In the larger portfolio, it was such a footnote to such a greater story.

I agree.

And for us, it's about saving human lives.

So when I got the case and saw that he had such a large family and children and the threat he was under,

we pushed it up through our movement team and were able to move him immediately and get him out of country and bring him to safety.

And

then the media and everything started to learn about this information.

We've predominantly stayed out of the media to focus just on the rescue.

Sure.

And I felt it was important, though, to engage with people like yourself and others to tell our story because we have to be the voice of so many who are still in country, who still need to be saved.

It is shameful the way the media has has just moved on.

They've just moved on.

And there are so many people.

I mean, I don't know about your safe houses, but ours are still full up.

We're still in there actively trying to get people out.

And planes are flying out every day with people from the Nazarene Fund.

I'm sure you're doing the same thing.

We are.

We have over 3,000 people still in safe houses.

Jeez.

And it's getting worse and worse.

There was a bombing in Kabul just a little while ago.

I mean, it's getting worse and worse there.

It is.

There are definitely, it's a very complex operational environment, and the intricacy and danger of the rescue missions on through transitioning them into lily pads and third world nations is especially challenging.

with the

legalities and the hurdles just bureaucracy that we have to that we have to seemingly navigate yeah people not only get out and bring them to safety, but then build a life and future for them.

So something that's really important to us, and I know you and your organization share the same viewpoint, is we don't want to pull them out and dump them.

So for me,

that doesn't help.

That only causes more problems elsewhere.

Absolutely.

So I say this all the time in the work I've done for 15 years in anti-human trafficking.

The rescue is sexy.

Everybody wants to restart as saving lives.

Nobody wants to roll up their sleeves and restore innocents, restore lives, help them start a new life outside of their former nation and country.

And these people have left with nothing, Glenn.

And it is our responsibility, if we move them and take them, that we give them an opportunity not only to succeed for themselves, but that we're also not putting a burden on other socioeconomic cultures.

Yes.

Where we leave them.

I mean, even here in America, they shouldn't be, you know, they shouldn't just be dumped onto our streets.

That's unfair.

It's inhuman.

It's not humane to do this.

So, Sarah, I have a really bad feeling.

I talked about this the other day.

You know, you talked about the lily pad countries.

I mean,

I personally talked to leaders of state, and they were like.

You got to get these people out of here.

We're taking so many.

We're taking more than we promised.

And I'm like, I know, I know.

We have countries that will take them.

So they won't be there long.

We'll start moving them.

Well, the State Department has sabotaged almost all of our relationships with other countries.

And we're trying now to get them out anywhere and having a hard time.

And I thought,

gee, I wonder if in the end,

after the State Department has made it so impossible to get them anyplace else, I wonder if at the end, they all are just moved here to the United States.

Wouldn't that be remarkable?

Wouldn't it be remarkable?

So remarkable.

Yeah.

And

seems kind of like what might happen, doesn't it?

Was it just me?

I hope so.

Here's to hoping.

I'm not going to lose faith.

I tell my team all the time, you never can lose hope.

You never can lose faith because we are their light and we are their only light of hope.

And we must continue to shine for them.

It's critical because we are all they have in these dark hours.

I will tell you, the ones that we have moved, and I know you're the same.

I mean, we vet.

We vet, vet, vet, vet, vet.

And it's not like, you know, the United States government that put five guys on that were going to take over the C-17.

Did you read about that?

I mean,

how did these guys even get on board the plane?

You know,

I mean, it's crazy.

And I wonder about all these people.

I know our people.

I don't know everybody else's people.

And that's a lot of people that would be coming to the United States.

A lot.

Yes.

Yes, it would.

Yes, it would.

Within our organization,

the majority of us are either

prior serving government or military members.

So with that came a lot of incredible and strong relationships.

Yes.

And we have been able to leverage those to actually vet every single person we take out through the State Department and through DOD.

So we are doing that not only on the back end with the United States of America, but we are also doing that in the accepting nations through their foreign ministers of travel and their foreign ministers of

affairs.

For us, it is critical as individuals who have served to make sure we're doing this right and above bar and not just taking anybody and everyone who wants a flight out.

And to me, that's the other piece to this.

We have so many organizations that are well-intentioned,

but are lacking the experience in this operational environment and don't understand the complexity of mass meal operations.

And to me, I would like to see a greater unification of efforts and

understanding people's strengths and weaknesses so we can

lessen the load for some and also

increase the resources for others who are doing it right.

You know, I hope, and please feel free.

I know we're on the air, but I don't have any fear of, you know, if you have something that we should be aware of, please tell us.

I know that we've tried to do that.

You know, one of the things that we have, we had access to airplanes and access to cash.

We didn't necessarily, especially at the beginning, have access to people on the ground.

And I really, at the time, I was like,

this is great because other people have people on the ground and they don't have access to the airplane or the money.

Let's work together.

And I think that's really, really good.

Is there anything that we're doing that you see and you'd be like, I wish you guys would do this more or wish you guys would stop doing this?

Absolutely not, Glenn.

Your organization and Human First have actually been working together unbeknownst to probably a lot of people for a long time.

And it's been our absolute honor and privilege to do so.

You have so many remarkable heroes and individuals who have been doing extraordinary work.

I agree.

And we have over 100 ground team security forces.

Wow.

So we were really able to support you in that regard, and you were really able to support us with the lift, with the planes.

So it has been a beautiful synergy.

And I think

in all the negative, I think we have to sometimes look at the silver lining.

And I think we have to see through this how this entire effort, the bigger picture, underscores the beauty of humanity and the power and efficiency of public and private partnerships.

And I understand there's been a lot of popularity in hitting on that this is about the veteran who served in Afghanistan.

But I have seen church groups, NGOs, elected officials, veterans currently serving members, along with corporations and foreign entities come together from 8,000 miles away virtually,

all in the name of saving human lives.

And that beautiful tapestry is just something

incredible that that has been woven in

literally two months' time.

When you have a talk radio host, rodeo clown and the prime minister of Pakistan finding a bridge to help, that's remarkable.

I mean, that's just

remarkable.

It's wonderful.

Yeah.

And we talk about,

I mean, there's a lot of bad, at least that I have to say about the State Department.

But I have to tell you, I've also seen State Department people that are working currently in the State Department bust their ass to do the right thing.

Agreed.

Agreed.

Agreed.

It's remarkable.

I have literally had people in State Department call me and say, can we just pray over you and your team?

Can we just

pray for all the incredible work you're doing?

And we hope it gets better.

So again, I tell, I always say this, everyone teases me because I must say it 300 times a day.

Unlimited grace, folks, unlimited grace.

We are working working through an unprecedented situation in unprecedented times.

And unless you have walked what these Afghan allies and refugees have walked, unlimited grace.

Because

no one, unless they've lived through it, can understand the uncertainty and fear that they themselves are enduring at this very moment.

I just did an interview with...

a family that was brought here to the United States that we got out and

we worked with so many partners on it.

I hate when I say we got them out.

I don't mean it that way.

We all worked together on it.

But

they were here to tell their story.

And I have to tell you, it is,

I don't think Americans can even imagine what it's like to be a woman that was walking down the street when the Taliban rolled into town.

I mean, it's just

remarkable.

It is.

And

I think the human side of this is remarkable.

So

we have handlers and individuals, as I'm sure you do, that talk to these families, to the fathers, to the mothers, to the children every day.

And that beauty, that deep-seated relationship, that trust that has been built over phones is

one of the most extraordinary experiences and journeys I've ever been on in 25 years of being serving this nation.

And

recently I was in D.C.

I had the honor of addressing several members of Congress.

And while I was there, I had the unique pleasure of meeting the nephew of a family we had just rescued.

And to see him play with my kids and hug me and cry together and the power.

We had been walking this together since before the withdrawal.

And we were able to bring their family to safety a couple weeks ago.

And just the relief.

of knowing his family was finally safe and the ability of us to work together to make that happen

is something that is even difficult to describe.

The power of that, the power of saving human lives is beautiful.

And I think, on the other end of that, though, is also the pressure because every single time we move, we talk about the rescue all the time, but to get there, you know, navigating, you know, our allies, the language barriers, the fear, moving them to checkpoints, and every single moment of these sometimes 24-hour-long journeys, wondering, did I make the right decision to move this one?

Oh my gosh, Sarah, I can't tell you.

I don't know how you do it.

I had to stop.

I had to stop because I was getting involved in seeing the movements and stuff.

And you wouldn't get the call or what something would happen.

You'd be like, oh my God, did I make the wrong decision here?

Did I just get somebody killed?

It is terrifying, terrifying.

It is, definitely.

And

it's some days emotionally depleting.

Yeah, it is.

Sarah, I can't thank you enough.

And I hope we get a chance to meet sometime and

just hear about all the success stories that you and Human First Coalition have done.

You're remarkable people.

Thank you so much.

Well, it's an honor.

Thank you for all you and your team have done.

And I think it's just important to remember that we're not just saving human lives.

We are truly changing the trajectory of history for generations to come.

And that's what keeps me going.

Amen.

Thank you, Sarah.

Appreciate it.

By the way, if you want to make a donation,

this is a really good group of people.

It's humanfirstcoalition.org.

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You can follow them on Twitter at HumanFirstAFG, as in Afghanistan.

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Hello, you sick, twisted freak.

Welcome to the program.

It is Friday.

I don't want to bring you down on a Friday, but

I do want to tell you what's going on in public schools now.

And about 40% of their schools have adopted the new sex ed standards, and they are crazy, crazy.

Tina Deskovich is with us.

She's the co-founder of Moms4Liberty at momsforliberty.org.

Hi, Tina.

How are you?

I'm doing well, Glenn.

How about yourself?

I could be better.

I could be better.

The standards that

are now coming into place,

the second edition, 2020 standards,

are introducing

all kinds of things at a very young age.

If I'm not mistaken, third graders learn about hormone blockers where they can stop their progression into, you know a boy or a girl, right?

Yeah, that is correct.

So, starting in third grade, not just the hormone blockers, but they really dig into gender identity.

Um, they go in and explain all the different genders and what each one is.

I'm not sure, as adults, a lot of us have even grasped what that is.

So, I guess they think eight-year-olds need to really identify and understand all the genders.

That is, that is

what are we doing?

What are we doing?

Um, so they go through that.

Sixth graders have to be able to define oral sex.

They

talk about sex in graphic detail starting in sixth grade.

And

a lot of these things that are now being put in,

the parents are out of the scene.

In fact, if I'm not mistaken, doesn't part of the curriculum teach the kids that their parents parents can't even tell them, you know, what's right and wrong about their sexuality?

Yeah, there are places in the country where that's starting in pre-K, where they're talking to children about

your sexual identity and how no one can tell you.

You know, they use it in much simpler terms in pre-K.

They say,

you can be a boy or a girl or both or nothing in between.

And no one can tell you what you are.

Only you know.

And so it's starting very, very young.

And then when you read the standards through each grade level, they just reinforce in in broader language as they get older and what we're seeing around the country and specifically here in Florida where I am parents are coming forward that policies are now being created within school districts that literally say do not notify parents when the child comes to school you know has been a girl her whole life In sixth grade she decides she wants to be he, him, she wants to take on a boy name.

They start counseling the child.

The parents are not notified and the policy says that And parents are not aware this is happening.

We have moms six months later that are finding this out, and they're devastated.

It's really dividing families, putting a wedge between parents and children, and just stealing mental rights.

This is crazy.

By the way, the new national sex ed standards are, quote, devoted to social, racial, and reproductive justice and equity, intersectionality, and language

inclusivity.

They remove the term girl completely, and the term boy is only mentioned one time.

How's that possible?

Oh, Glenn, you know, what is happening to our country?

You know, sex education, as I was reading up on it, kind of was introduced, you know, the late 30s.

It wasn't in schools until the late 70s, and it really was brought in family and life studies, right?

The basics reproductive.

I don't know about when you were in school, but it literally was a film strip you turned

in the tube.

Right.

Correct.

Learned how it it was created, how baby was created.

This stuff that was approved in 2020 and being adopted all over the country is a whole nother level of just invasive into families, into morality, and it's just despicable.

Okay, so let me just give you this.

Starting in sixth grade, an age group of 11 and 12 year olds, by the end of the eighth grade and 13, the students need to be able to identify oral and define oral sex, anal sex, and vaginal sex.

Starting in the sixth grade, students are taught about abortion and not in a horrific way, but just as this is an option when faced with pregnancy.

And teachers now have to provide information about local abortion clinics to students in ninth grade and up.

Yeah, and it goes on that the schools have to provide like credible doctors for them to visit when there's issues.

You know, not doctors that the parents have selected or researched or chosen, but doctors that school districts have selected and chosen, which is, again, an invasion on parental rights.

That's what we focus on at Moms for Liberty: protecting and defending parental rights and getting parents involved to stand up for those.

And so that's our biggest concern: that parents have been cut out of this completely.

So, how do we, what do we do when you go to the school board?

What do you ask for?

Because

they're going to be slippery again.

No, we're not teaching any of that stuff.

Do you go in and say,

have you adopted the 2022nd edition standard of the national sex education program?

Yeah, I would ask that direct question.

I would do a public records request, whatever it's called in your state, to request to see what your child is learning.

If you can get it for every grade level, that would be great.

But the problem runs deeper, Glenn, and I think it needs to be addressed on the school board level.

As you might know, our organization, we're launching chapters all over the country, and our goal is to be the watchdogs of these school boards and show up at every single school board meeting from now to the end of time.

But we also need to be watching at the state level.

The stats there are kind of surprising.

Only five states require parental consent before a child can receive this instruction.

So five out of our 50 states.

25 states at least require the district to notify parents that there is some sort of sex ed being taught.

And honestly, what does that look like when it comes home in a backpack?

It's usually buried in a stack of papers that say this year your kid's going to be taught sex ed.

And you're like, oh, and you think about the film strip you saw when you were a kid, and you're like, oh, okay, great, no problem.

That is not what this is.

And then 36 states allow parents to opt out of sex ed, which is really great, except some of those are set to expire.

So parents need to be paying attention to their state laws and get involved on that level, too.

Okay, I would like to talk to you more about this

in the coming days.

We're out of time today, but I would like to talk to you more about it because I think this is, I mean, this is as shocking as CRT is.

And And

if we allow this to be taught to our kids, you know, it's on our own head.

And if

you say,

I can't homeschool my kid, I can't take my kid out of school, then you have to be at every school board member, a meeting.

You have to be there, and you have to ask these questions.

Again, you want to ask your school, school district, and school board and state:

are our students now using the second edition 2020 standards for national sex education?

Absolutely.

And they can look on momsforliberty.org to join their local chapter.

Our chapters will be taking this on.

So you personally don't have to be at every single school board meeting, but someone from our organization will be because that is their goal.

And they work and they collaborate, and you need to make it to the monthly meeting so that they can go over and show you what's being taught in your children's school.

So good.

Momsforliberty.org, Momsforliberty.org.

Thank you, Tina, so much.

God bless.

Thank you, Glenn.

Thank you for the time.

You bet.

All right, coming up in just a second, some of the things that I have to get to before we leave.

This is a great,

great segment coming up in just a second.

Standby.

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All right.

Let me talk to you about a couple of things that I need to get off the plate this week.

They are,

looks like they're going to pass this $600 you know, rule.

The IRS can snoop on your bank account if you, if you move $600.

Everybody is trying to solve this by saying, well, we'll just make it $10,000.

No, it's a violation of the Fourth Amendment, period.

It's a violation of the Fourth Amendment.

No.

Man, where is the spine in Washington?

The reason why I bring this up is because you should know about it, but people are taking their money out of banks.

I warn you, I warn you, the banks don't have your money, okay?

They all, everything is now going not to a vault, it's going to the Federal Reserve every night.

And they are marking that money so they know exactly where that money is going for.

And if you want to take a significant amount of money out, $10,000, you're going to have to, you'll wait for that money to be taken out.

And believe me,

when you do that, what will happen is the federal government has already been known to come in.

And if you don't have clear records with that cash, you can lose it.

And even if you have the clear records, you can lose it.

So be very careful.

Move to a local bank.

They still will be hit by the IRS if this passes, but a local bank will give you more protection.

Just get your money out of these giant corporate Fed banks.

I want to talk to you about something I think is going to happen in the next few weeks.

You know, they're saying, you know, people aren't going to be able to fly on airplanes, you know, if you don't have the vaccine.

Nobody's talking about 40% of the TSA is unvaccinated.

These are the people who are touching us all the time and touching everybody.

And they are unvaccinated.

The federal government said by November 22nd, that's six weeks away.

I think you're going to have a problem with the TSA in six weeks.

By the way, the other big news, Thanksgiving is six weeks away.

That means my house will have been two weeks away from being finished three times.

I just want you to listen.

One other thing.

One other thing.

We wanted to put this montage together of Joe Rogan, Sanjay Gupta, and CNN.

Because they said they never said that about the horse dewormer stuff.

Here it is.

It blows my mind that Joe Rogan just yesterday admitted to taking ivermectin.

Ivermectin is something more often used to deworm horses.

CNN is saying I'm taking horse dewormer.

Rogan telling his 13 million Instagram followers that he was treated with several drugs and he included ivermectin on the list, a drug used for livestock.

Rogan said the word ivermectin, yes, that's the deworming medicine made to kill parasites and farm animals.

Why would they lie and say that's horse dewormer?

So things are clearly bad, but they're being made even worse by people who have refused to take the vaccine and instead are swallowing horse paste.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait a second.

He said that he got better because he ate, he said he's a dewormer.

They must know that that's a lie.

You have individuals like Joe Rogan, for example, who

don't want to take an experimental vaccine but will take horse dewormer.

Well, well, well.

This is an old horseworm Rogan.

Ivermectin is often used to deworm livestock.

Ivermectin, apparently given to deworm animals.

It's a lie on a news network, and it's a lie that's a willing

that's that's that's a lie that they're conscious of it's not a mistake yeah they're unfavorably framing it as veterinary medicine joe rogan uh he came down with covet he says he says he's been taking the livestock dewormer uh ivermectin they lied when they said i was taking horse dewormer ivermectin is a drug that is commonly used as a horse dewormer.

They keep saying I'm taking horse dewormer.

I literally got it from a doctor.

You know what doctors say?

Doctors say you could take it for humans.

Yeah, but not for coronavirus.

He may not have gotten it from the feed supply store, but it's the same compound.

When you have a horse deworming medication that's discouraged by the government, that actually causes some people in this crazed environment we're in to actually want to try it.

That's the upside-down world we're in with figures like Joe Rogan.

Bro, do I have to sue CNN?

He also acknowledged taking a controversial treatment design for animals.

Does it bother you that the news network you work for

out and out lied?

Was outright lied about me taking horse dewormer.

They shouldn't have said that.

Why did they do that?

I don't know.

It's interesting.

Grabian did a great job putting that all together, but it's like it's an interesting thing in that some of it is just misinformation, right?

Where they say it's often used as horse dewormer.

Correct.

Right.

Like that is true.

How are oats?

It's just misleading, right?

So are oats, and a lot of people have oats and their bread and their breakfast.

Exactly.

So misleading, but

not like an actual straight-out lie.

Yeah.

Many examples in there, straight-out lies.

He's taken it.

He should sue them.

He should sue them.

It's always tough to win those, but

not lately.

It hasn't been.

I mean, that's an out-and-out lie.

He should sue them.

The good news is that nobody heard it.

And

they most likely...

They heard his lawsuit.

Yeah.

Most people

will know about this because of Joe Rogan.

He's a much bigger star than all of the people

on CNN combined.

And so they will hear the truth about what

they did to him and how they discredited

this Nobel Prize-winning human medicine.

And they just wanted it so badly.

They wanted the wreck on him so badly.

They didn't even bother to look into it.

I mean, I don't even think they, they just heard horse dewormer on a tweet and just went with it.

I mean, like, we literally require it of human beings who are coming here from overseas as refugees.

We require they take ivermectin, not for COVID, but for, you know, parasites and such.

We require it.

It's obviously, you can say you don't think it works for COVID.

You can say that.

But you can't say it is a, it is horse dewormer only.

It is not designed only for livestock.

It is a, it is a medicine that is given to millions and millions of people.

Sometimes our government requires them to take it.

So here's the good news: this is proof positive.

You're winning.

You're winning.

Look at Rogan's ratings.

Look at CNN's ratings.

You're winning.

Don't lose hope.

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