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Joe Biden is, of course, in that important summit right now with Vladimir Putin, and I think he'll make us all proud.

He certainly has during the G7 situation.

I already have.

You're already proud?

Yes, he's made me just proud.

Bursting.

Proud to be an American.

Not really.

Not really.

Here's

some of the highlights from the last few days, which have been amazing.

And I think what's happening is that

he has probably blown away the rest of the G7 leaders with how incompetent he is.

It seems that way.

I mean, we've seen

snippets of that example from them, right?

Yeah.

And I mean, for different times where he just is lost, and they're looking at him like,

what is going on with this guy?

You know what they're looking at him like?

They're looking at him like, we've been waiting for this opportunity to stick it to America for a long long time, and here it is.

And that's what bothers me about it.

I know.

And we see examples of that from the new polling that came out from other countries saying that, you know, how much better they like Joe Biden.

Yeah, no kidding.

You bet.

Yeah.

You bet they do.

Yeah, we love him

because he's not driving that America first.

There was that shot of Emmanuel Macron the other day, who was telling Biden the things they need him to do.

You're going to do this.

You're going to do that.

Right.

Biden's just nodding.

Oh, yep.

Okay.

Anything else?

Oh, sorry.

My dentures just fell out of my mouth.

I need better.

Anybody have denture grip on him?

Right.

I just need to hold on till I get to my pudding.

I'm going to get in trouble from Joy.

How many times has he said that?

I'm sick of hearing that.

I'm going to get in trouble.

I'm going to get in trouble.

I'm going to get in trouble.

I think the reasoning is behind that, in his mind, whatever is left of it, is that, you know, years ago, it was funny for him to come back to the press or come back to talk about the people who are going to be able to do it.

That makes it seem like middle-class joke.

Right.

Ah, you know, I'm going to get in trouble, but I'll come back and talk to you.

Okay.

Let me try to figure it out.

You're the president now.

Right.

President of the United States of America.

Exactly.

Who are you getting in trouble with?

Right.

And what are they going to do to you?

Well,

they'll deny my pudding some days.

Okay.

Okay.

We don't want that to happen.

So you go ahead and do that impromptu interview.

I will say I'm not a fan of having pudding taken away from me.

No, I'm not either.

That's true.

But my advisors are not continually telling me not to speak.

They clearly are with Joe Biden.

Yeah.

That's got to be the toughest job in the world right now.

All right, Mr.

President.

When you're done with your remarks from the teleprompter, just leave the podium.

Leave directly.

Don't answer any questions.

We don't need an impromptu interview or any question-answer session here.

And every time he does it, I know.

They shout out a question and he's like, I'm still Joe.

I still got it.

Get me in trouble, but I'm too smart for you.

Yep.

That's what he still believes that.

Yes, he does.

And then he proves otherwise every day.

Here he is, not remembering very well that he was president last week.

Cut one from.

Well, I was 14.

Please, at ease.

Okay.

I keep forgetting I'm president.

Isn't that funny?

That's hysterical.

Oh.

I'm sure he does.

Oh.

I'm sure he does keep forgetting he's president.

He keeps forgetting a lot of things.

Yes, he does.

Like, it's amazing.

He's got pants on most of the time.

But last week, Trump had his pants on backwards.

Yeah.

Okay.

That was.

Which did not happen.

No.

And then they produced that photo of Jill,

who seemingly did have her dress on backwards.

The zipper was in the front.

Is that a new thing where the zipper's in the front?

Pat, you know, I am fashion.

I know you are.

So, I mean, there are times when, you know, things get turned around like that as part of a fashion statement.

And, you know, Joy or Jill Biden is such a joy

to have as first lady.

She's just a fashion statement in and of herself.

You know, one of the amazing telling moments of this whole G7 situation over the last week was when

Biden was wandering around.

It looked like a tent area.

And he had no idea where he was going, what he was doing, who he was.

Am I wearing pants right now?

He didn't know.

He didn't know.

And Jill had to rush up to him, grab him by the hand, and lead him to where he was supposed to be.

That same speech that we just aired when he was uh at the when they landed in germany there uh how are your meetings going in cornwall mr president look at this it's got tennis shoes how are your meetings going here in cornwall

come on

oh oh oh come on yeah

so joe literally grabs him and leads him to where he's supposed to be right

You think that G7 leaders of the world haven't noticed?

Oh, somebody's trying to talk to him.

Come on, come on.

Because that same, with that speech when they first landed there, when he's turning, looking at the babes in the crowd, and she turns around saying, pay attention.

Right.

I mean, it's getting ugly.

And that proves even that it's getting uglier.

And to me,

it's so despicable of her, what she's doing, because she's been pushing him every step of the way.

She has.

She knows full well that he's in no shape to do this.

And that even proves it.

And that proves it.

Yes, it does.

She's continually having to rescue him.

She knows what's going on, and yet she's putting him through this anyway.

I think that's despicable.

And by putting him through this, it's putting us through this.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Putting patriotism aside.

Okay, let's say you don't care about the United States.

You should at least care about your husband, right?

And not subject him to this kind of scrutiny.

I do care about him.

I just want him to be president so I can be first lady.

Exactly.

So I can have power.

That's my sense anyway.

And yesterday he also got apparently a little bit lost reading his notes at the summit.

Wow.

Cut number two.

And

I've said before, and I apologize to repeat.

Oh, I didn't, I just saw anything on this security prize.

I mean, there's not a lot of people here.

I apologize.

Anyway, we'll be back to that too.

But

we,

you know,

a lot that

we're having.

I used to hold it.

Wow.

Oh, my God.

Okay, what did he just say there?

I don't know.

I'm sorry, Mr.

President.

What was your point just then?

I didn't quite catch it.

I know I'm a little thick right now.

I know that we can, and then, but

look, what I'm starting to say.

I've been talking too much.

Emmanuel, you go.

Go ahead.

Really incredible.

Here's another little look into his mind.

This is

slightly better when he's talking about FEMA than whatever that just was.

I literally have no idea what he was trying to say there.

Neither does he.

And neither does he.

But he's talking about FEMA in this particular case.

Maybe we don't have that connected properly.

All right.

I think I can fix that really quickly.

Okay.

I mean, look, he also at this G7, right, where he screwed up another time, where he introduced the guy another time, and they were laughing.

I mean, they laughed with him

as he screwed that up.

I mean, it's embarrassing.

It is.

It's embarrassing.

It is.

Listen to this.

But

there's, you know, there to be,

you know, beginning.

Again, that start.

But

there is to be, you know,

okay, you're starting, what, three, four, five different topics and you're ready to.

Let's get into it.

He's getting to it.

Let's get into it.

All right.

But

there's, you know, there to be.

You know, beginning

this effort for 2021 is,

I think we've learned a few lessons from last year as well.

There's help.

They're, you know, being there to help clear roads, rebuild main streets,

and so that the families can get back to their lives.

That's what FEMA does every single day.

Every single day.

Wait.

FEMA,

the Federal Emergency Management Administration,

their job is to fix roads on Main Street.

That's what they do every day.

Every day.

Is it?

Yeah, when you drive,

you drive downtown in these small cities here in Texas when you see those construction workers out there.

FEMA.

Wow, really?

Yeah.

So the potholes that we got from the severe weather we had,

FEMA, fill in those potholes?

Yes.

FEMA.

That is their fault.

We have the potholes.

They need to fill them.

FEMA.

Seriously, that's what the Emergency Management Administration does.

That's interesting.

I mean, when there's not a storm, what are they just sitting around?

No, let's put them to work.

Fill some potholes.

Right.

Right.

Well, that's great.

That is great.

I learned a little something today.

Well, there you go.

Yeah, so welcome.

So don't say it didn't happen because it did.

Then he was talking about corruption, something he knows a little bit about as well, with he and his son, Hunter.

And he's talking about the country, one of the countries where it happened, Ukraine.

And finally, we agreed that among the most important shared missions

is renewing and strengthening

the resilience of our democracies.

We don't have a democracy.

I pointed out we have to prove to the world and to our own people

that democracy can still prevail against the challenges of our time and deliver for the needs of our people.

We have to root out corruption that siphons off our strength.

Oh, it does it.

Guard against those who would stoke hatred and division for political gain is phony populism.

Invest in strengthening the institutions that underpin and safeguard our cherished democratic values, as well as protecting the free press and independent judiciaries.

All of those are on the agenda.

That's how we'll prove that democracy and that our alliance

can still prevail against the challenges of our time and deliver for the needs and the needs of our people.

I know for a lot of people, it probably seems like nitpicking.

to worry about whether or not he says it's a democracy or a republic.

But in this case, it's really not not because there is an agenda attached to them babbling about democracy all the time when we don't have a democracy.

This is a republic.

If we had a democracy, this country would have expired a long time ago.

And our founders knew that.

Our founders didn't create a democracy because they know that democracies don't work.

They don't last.

There's never been one that's lasted more than 200 years.

And it just doesn't work.

That's why they created a republic.

What's incredible is the people that scream and holler about democracy.

With a democracy, they wouldn't have the voice they have.

I mean, it's just, it's amazing to me that they complain about it.

Right.

The transgender movement certainly wouldn't be controlling our agenda right now, and they are.

I mean, you've got 0.7% of the population controlling what the rest of us think, say, and do.

You aren't kidding.

That ain't democracy.

Okay.

That is

not democracy.

Absolutely 100% positive.

Okay.

Yeah, if this was a democracy, nobody would be hearing them.

I know that.

It's amazing to me that they continue

with this road.

But again, it's because we're getting to the socialism part, right?

Yes.

I mean, we're closer to it every day.

Democracy is just their code word for socialism.

And they'll couple it with democratic socialism, so it'll sound more palatable to the American people.

In fact, that's why Lenin created that phrase in the first place during the Bolshevik Revolution.

He believed that the Russian people would be scared off if they started talking about communism and socialism.

So he used democratic socialism because it sounded like, oh, well, then we're going to have a say in it, right?

That's fine.

That's fine.

Good.

Nope.

But that's the agenda, and that's why they keep hammering that word all the time.

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So I guess there was some kind of, you know, we've been on the air for the last couple of hours.

So I wasn't able to hear what exactly happened because I was just doing my show, Pac Ray Unleashed, by the way, which you can listen to every weekday morning immediately preceding this one or anytime you want on podcasts.

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Make sure you're subscribed.

It's pretty incredible.

Yeah.

It's pretty incredible.

I know.

And the show, too.

And I understand there's other podcasts that might be available.

I mean, everybody has a podcast according to you, but there's

no every living person has.

There was one in particular called Chewing the Fat.

Really?

With Jeff Fisher.

Yeah, you want to subscribe to that.

Wherever you get your podcast, it's well worth it.

But you were saying.

But I was saying, yes, we were on the air, so I didn't get the gist of it.

But apparently, there was some controversy as they were getting settled into the summit between Biden and Putin.

The Russians were manhandling our American press or whatever.

So

things have started badly, and I'm guessing they're going to go downhill from there.

Yes, and they've already said that they weren't going to have a joint press conference after, right?

It was going to be each man was going to have their own separate press conference.

And the excuse for that was really strange.

Like, they didn't want to give Putin a platform where he could just say anything he wants.

That's called the press conference by himself, I thought.

I mean, I was just, I didn't understand their thinking behind that.

Their thinking behind that is that Biden can't, he can't.

He's not capable.

Well, that's not what they said.

Yeah, I know.

No.

But that's what they mean.

Look, Biden can't handle this, so we're not going to do a joint press conference.

He just can't.

Can you imagine the two of them?

And I'm not an admirer of Vladimir Putin.

I don't like the guy.

He is a killer.

He's a dictator.

He's a strong man, as they used to say in the days of Muamar Qaddafi.

Libyan strongman, Muamar Gaddafi.

That was his title.

Every time.

Yeah.

Every time.

But

Putin is

vicious and he's a former KGB guy.

And I just, I'm afraid he's going to tear Biden limb from limb.

He's already overseeing the hacking of United States corporations that are affecting our infrastructure that we're just letting, ah, we'll just let it go.

It's private companies.

Don't worry about it.

We don't need that oil in the U.S.

anyway.

Let him shut down that pipeline.

I mean, okay, I know that he's going to say, no, I don't know.

I don't know what you're talking about.

But we know that it's coming from his country and you're not doing that in Russia unless he okays it.

I'm sorry, it's just not happening.

No doubt about it.

And that right now they've kind of ceded the Arctic region as far as oil and gas is concerned.

They just ceded that to the Russians.

Yeah, go ahead.

We're going to pull out.

We're not going to do Anwar.

We're not going to drill up there.

Whatever.

You guys take that.

That's insane.

I know.

It's insane.

So we'll keep an eye on that.

Much more about vaccines and COVID and much more to delve into as well today.

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So Campus Reform decided to go to the University of Texas Dallas location.

I didn't know there was a UTD.

Is there a UTD?

University of Texas.

Dallas.

It's right there.

Right there.

Make a laugh.

Oh, yeah, that place.

And they decided to chat with students about their belief in the American flag

and what it symbolizes.

And

I'm hesitant to play the full video because it's four minutes long, and I don't think you can take it.

So I'm only going to play the minute-long version because I know that four minutes of this is a struggle for the audience and you.

But I did originally sit through four minutes, and it is tough.

Tough.

I believe that.

Here's what the flag means to them.

Would you be disturbed if you saw a lot of American flags in one place?

Absolute love of the American flag, I think, is very obviously correlated to

like extremism in terms of

like

nationalism.

I've definitely seen the American flag used as a racist symbol.

You see people show up to like Trump rallies with their flags, waving it, screaming in people's faces.

Well, then, yes that it makes it off

the time I see that every day

yeah I would very much see her point because again a lot of what this a lot of what this country is founded on and stands on is a lot of injustice again a lot of genocide I see a lot of American flags on church grounds which I find

very

I don't know just

I find very like not trustworthy because I don't like the idea of tying in politics with religion which is what this country heavily does even still today.

Even still today.

It's not even funny.

It's what this country does even still today.

There's some other really good ones in the full clip because they don't know when Flag Day is, which is this was done like I think the day before Flag Day last week.

They didn't know, you know, they were questioned about Juneteenth, what that stood for.

They didn't know it was a symbol of oppression.

It was just

agonizing.

They've been so indoctrinated.

They've been so brainwashed, man.

Yeah, this generation in public school.

Of course, they had one guy, one guy in the video that was like,

you know, no, that's dumb.

Of course, it's the American flag.

And the rest of it was

all those.

I'd like to know

how somebody has used it as a symbol of racism.

She told you they showed up with Trump flags next to it and were yelling and screaming.

So, I mean.

What did they yell and scream?

I mean, that's how racist they are.

Yeah.

I think, I think.

Down with all minorities.

I think, no.

Down with people of color.

That whole sake of colour.

Isn't that what Go Trump says?

Pretty much, yes.

Okay, that's what I thought.

I mean, if I say, hey, yeah, I'm pro-Trump.

I mean, that means you're

a symbol of racism and hatred.

Yes.

And white supremacy.

And xenophobia.

Yes.

Means you don't want any immigrants here.

Everybody's got to look exactly like you.

Which is,

I keep hearing these people say, there's no one who looks like me.

Well, wait a minute.

Aren't you stereotyping your whole race?

Does everybody your color look like you?

Yeah, but is that what you're saying?

We're long.

I thought that was racist.

I guess we're past the individual.

Right.

You know, I mean, that's what,

you know, we're supposed to have everybody's supposed to be an individual.

Everybody's supposed to be body positive.

And we're all just, everything is just perfect the way you are.

I guess that

doesn't count.

And the body beautiful thing is interesting right now because they're really hammering that on commercials lately.

Have you noticed that the models?

A lot of pretty body beautiful people.

I have a lot of different sizes that are beautiful.

And they're really trying to make us understand that.

They are.

Okay.

Yes, they are.

This 400-pound, 500, 700-pound person is beautiful.

Okay.

And you will believe that.

And you'll believe it or we'll knock your teeth out.

Okay.

Yeah, you're right.

Beautiful person.

Okay.

All right.

I don't want my teeth knocked out.

So

you convinced me.

That is one beautiful body you got there.

And you will be diverse.

You will be diverse.

You will think that this person is beautiful and that's it.

There's the different body sizes and the

interracial aspect of almost every commercial now on television features

racially diverse couple.

Like one will be black, one's white, or one's Asian and

one's Native American, or one's white and one's Hispanic.

They can't, I guess,

like white people don't pair off anymore and black people don't pair off anymore.

And we have you have the couples that are either lesbian or gay.

Yes, many.

On all of that.

I mean, that's a must.

That's a must.

If you're having any kind of get-together,

say you're having a little family barbecue, you have to invite the entire family, and that means that you have to invite, you know, the lesbian aunt and her friend.

Yeah.

And how many lesbian aunts do you have?

I've got 17.

17 lesbian aunts.

I only have one.

Really?

Yeah, I only have one.

Wow.

You're not a very diverse family.

I've got 17 lesbian aunts.

Four are transgender.

And

six others are

binary.

or non-binary.

Yeah.

I didn't hear you mention any

interracial

gay couples.

Well,

I didn't hear you mention any of those.

I do have cousins who married each other.

Okay.

And one of the cousins is Hispanic and the other is purple.

That happened from some sort of accident?

Nobody knows.

Nobody knows.

Yeah, I think we were using the metric system when that happened, so nobody knows what happened there.

Just all of a sudden, these children just all of a sudden showed up purple.

It was weird.

It's not weird.

It's perfectly natural.

It's beautiful.

I'm sorry.

It's perfectly natural and beautiful.

And it's even more so because that purple person married a Hispanic person.

I believe it, my friend.

Yes, I do.

All right, or we're going to knock your teeth out.

You saw the Procter and Gamble, right?

We played the other day the Proctor and Gamble ad with widen the screen program, right, where everybody has to be included.

Right.

And it's just, I mean, it's non-stop.

Yeah, because they're showing you black people and you're supposed to be suspicious of them right because they're entering

two black males who are young you know in their 20s probably are entering a convenience store and you're supposed to be scared oh no and the convenience store worker or owner behind the counter looks up at them yeah like he's going to keep an eye on them because he knows they're doing something nefarious And then it turns out they're not.

No.

But were you thinking they were?

That proves your racism.

It proves it.

Yeah.

It proves it.

All white people are racist,

which we've been learning a lot.

And don't tell me you're not.

No, I'm not going to tell you you're not.

Don't tell me you're not.

I will.

Because that just tells me that you are even more.

Yes.

The less racist you think you are, the more racist you really are.

100%.

Yeah.

Even more than 100%.

This kind of ties into

an officer with the Indianapolis.

Metropolitan Police Department suing the National Football League for libel because the league is pushing this social justice agenda.

And while they're doing that,

they used a case of this police officer who shot Drayjan Reed

and they made it one of the examples of police brutality.

Well, Drayjan Reed fired first at the officer.

Not only was he

not unarmed, he was armed and shot at the police officer before he was shot and killed.

So I guess, what, you were supposed to just lay your

gun down as the officer and surrender?

I mean, you are in today's world.

Let him shoot you in the head.

How is that supposed to?

So you're supposed to shoot the gun out of the guy's hand and then casually arrest him.

That's right.

That's right.

In the nicest way possible.

Yes.

While getting his permission to put the cuffs on.

I forgot about that.

Yeah, you got to get his permission.

I haven't gone through the full training yet.

I'm sorry.

So there was a high-speed traffic traffic stop.

Then the guy pulled a gun on the officers and fired.

Police fired back, killing the suspect.

Well, the NFL used him and his photo and the remember his name or say his name.

Say his name

as one of the examples of police brutality.

Now, that's the huge problem with this police brutality situation because so many of these cases

are

they're not police brutality.

No, they're misinterpreted by a large number of people from the get-go.

Right.

But they don't differentiate

in the BLM movement.

They don't differentiate.

They just say, say their name, and you're supposed to say their name.

And that means they were wronged.

And how long ago did it start?

I mean, we had President Obama saying the police acted stupidly.

And then he made up for it with his little beer summit, right?

That's supposed to be okay then.

Oh, I know.

Yeah, I'm sorry.

I know I called you guys stupid.

Have a beer.

Yeah, that was our post-racial president who was going to make everything really nice for all Americans and the world.

He was going to heal the planet at one point, remember?

And he couldn't quite get it done.

So

we got Joe Biden, though, to bring us together and unify the country.

And finish the job that he's starting.

Yeah, to unify.

Don't you feel unity?

I do.

Right now with everybody.

I feel something, but I don't know that it's unity.

With you, it's probably

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Every five minutes on the fours.

Try to get you to where you're going safely.

Yeah, this beautiful, beautiful Bornick.

Actually, it's not beautiful at all.

In Texas, it's miserably hot.

And I know that's happening all through the West.

Yeah.

So, I mean, they've had record-breaking temperatures everywhere.

It's just that it's Texas, and this happens all the time.

Yet, for some reason, we can't handle it.

And they're talking about our grid being on the brink

to make sure that your thermostats are set at at least 78 degrees.

78 degrees, yeah.

Okay.

So I, uh-huh.

My response to ERCOT and the governor was you first.

78.

I'm going to have a sweltering 78 in my house.

So I've turned my thermostat just completely off.

Completely off.

I've opened the windows up and hoped for a breeze.

And it doesn't happen.

And no, it doesn't happen.

And then I went around, I looked at all my appliances to see if any could be unplugged.

How many did you unplug?

I wasn't going to use.

I unplugged my fridge.

Did you?

Yeah, I did.

Did you?

I did.

No, it was supposed to be

too much of a drain.

I didn't care.

I just unplugged it.

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No television.

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I've got everything unplugged.

Good.

Good for you.

So I'm trying to help.

You're a patriot.

But I mean, this is what, this is the problem that was supposed to happen, right?

Only we got a precursor of it during the winter.

When we got that unusual cold snaps, and it proved how fragile our power infrastructure was.

When did that happen in Texas?

They've made deals with the solar and the wind power people.

And the Texas Public Policy Foundation down in us has been all over this through this latest legislature, too, is because they made deals.

And so, when they say, you know, wind power is going to create

30% of the power, I would say, from the, but it never does, of course.

That's a made-up number.

Yes.

So, it only produces such a low amount that they have to make up for it.

You know, so like the

they shouldn't have made these deals, right?

And, you know, the nuke plant that everybody is so worried about that's going to be so terrible.

Well, that's because they all melt down.

It's fantastic.

Oh, it's worked down.

Or they work fantastic.

They either all melted down

or they've worked fantastically.

One or the other.

One or the other.

Again, you know what the,

and this all started in 1979 when Three Mile Island happened.

Yes.

Scared the crap out of people.

And then China syndrome came.

Yes.

And that finished us off.

But

you know how desperately.

catastrophic Three Mile Island was?

Well, I mean,

you can't even drive in that area anymore.

It released the...

No, can't not for 10,000 years.

You can't drive through Mile Island for another 10,000 years because here's the thing: it released all the radiation

of one x-ray.

I mean, yeah, but I'm talking about.

Did we even say that on the air?

I mean, that's

horrible.

Yeah, but I just did.

One chest x-ray was the equivalent.

So

that's why nobody survived.

Everybody died.

Entire East Coast.

Or they did.

Or not.

I can't remember.

One of those two things happened.

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Some Trump vindication.

I don't know if you've heard of it.

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Did you see this?

Jeffy, did you see this?

Did you read about it?

I was funny, Jay.

That's so far from Jay Leno.

Nobody even knows who he is anymore.

I know.

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It's really good.

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Huh?

I got it.

Oh.

See, good.

Good wasn't exactly the word I was groping for.

All right.

Donald Trump, you remember how he was berated and blasted over and over and over during the campaign last year about the fact that he cleared out these peaceful protesters on the street with tear gas.

I mean, first of all, if that's what happened, so what?

Was it really that big a deal?

He cleared out the park so he could walk over there.

He was a photo up

to hold a Bible up in front of the church.

Well, it's not true.

What?

I mean, he said it wasn't true over and over.

Yes, he did.

And now it turns out it wasn't true.

You know who cleared out the area with tear gas?

The Democrat mayor of Washington, D.C.

And she was quick to come forward when they were blaming Donald Trump and say, no, no, no, no, no, no.

You know what?

I mean, I don't like the guy either, but I did that.

Yeah, we did that.

No.

No.

No.

Not a chance that happened.

And we even had military people that walked with him that day complain about it.

And that's

agonizing.

It's seriously unbelievable.

It sure is.

She let him take the blame.

And it was lies like that that he cleared out the protesters with the tear gas.

And what he called the soldiers in France when he was talking supposedly talking about how they were suckers or whatever.

Right.

Not true.

Not true.

And everybody who with him, everybody who was with him at that time said, that's not true.

That didn't happen.

And they just kept saying it.

They kept saying it.

The bounty.

The Russian Soviet bounty, right?

Bounty, that they had bounty on American soldiers, which he said, that didn't happen.

That was fake news.

Well, it turns out that was fake news.

And now all of these things have come out and he's been vindicated on all of those.

Oh, I just, I.

I know.

It's really frustrating.

It makes you crazy.

It's really frustrating.

I don't know that it would, I mean, there was a buildup of four years of just complete Trump bashing

from the, you know, whatever you want to call them, mainstream media or the, you know, the network news people.

But they, you know, I don't know that that would have, you know, made it possible.

He might have, though, overcome the election.

It might have.

If those falsehoods hadn't been proclaimed from every rooftop for six months or a year, he might have won.

Yeah, I mean, he might have won.

The middle-class mom that was just sick of, you know, orange face and mean tweets might have not gone over to the other side if it wasn't for those lies as well.

No question.

Yeah.

No question.

It's a real shame.

We're never going to know now.

Well, unless Sydney Powell releases the Kraken,

then we might know.

But, I mean, you keep denying the fact that the Kraken is going to be released.

Well, you know, I started believing a little bit less in the Kraken when she said that she kind of made it up and nobody should have believed her.

That's not the point.

I'm just saying that.

Maybe the Kraken wasn't so kraken-y.

I don't know.

Seemed less kraken-esque.

Really?

After she said that?

Yeah.

Wow.

Yeah.

Than before.

Maybe she fed it.

It grew up.

Maybe.

And now it's kraken like again.

You're right.

Yeah.

Because kraken,

they can swallow a whole ship in one bite, right?

Full grown.

A full-grown kraken, right?

Yeah.

Right.

And it sounded like that's what she had.

I know.

Was a full-grown kraken.

But

you just don't know.

We just keep denying it.

I know.

I know.

Interesting report from o and one america news network uh that justin trudeau from canada who's part of the g7

and when did by the way when did canada start being considered one of the great seven when did that happen because

you're saying that they're not fun i mean come on now i mean they're they're part of the o7 the okay seven yes maybe maybe but not the great seven no he he got i don't know when he got moved up to the adult table, from the kids' table, but it happened.

It apparently happened.

It happened.

And One America Network is claiming that he was overheard telling one of his buddies at the G7 that Kamala Harris will be president by the end of 2022.

So by the end of next year.

And I would not be surprised because you have to know that these world leaders noticed the decline of Joe Biden and they're all talking about it.

I'll bet that happened.

Now, I don't think they have any audio to back that up.

I haven't seen it if they do,

but I believe it wholeheartedly.

Believe me, you said that.

That footage of Jill dragging him off underneath that

canopy.

Yeah, it's embarrassing.

That was embarrassing when he wanted to talk to the press and she's like, come on now, come on.

And he's wearing his 10s and off he goes.

That's a little frightening.

It wouldn't surprise me that the other leaders are like, whoa.

And if that had been Donald Trump wearing running shoes or tennis shoes, whatever he had on there, can you imagine the deal that would be made out of that?

Look at how inappropriately dressed this supposed billionaire is.

That's ridiculous.

He doesn't, it shows you that he can't take it seriously.

This guy's a joker.

He can't take it seriously.

He's wearing tennis shoes with a suit.

That's what we would have heard.

I know.

I know.

But not a peep out of the media because Biden was wearing those.

No, not even clothes.

And other countries are seeing it, right?

I mean, we get this from

France and Canada with, you know, G7.

But, you know, there's that news report.

I don't know.

Do we have the one news segment from Australia?

the Sky News network from Australia that is talking about the difference between the coverage of Trump and Biden.

And if we don't have it, that's fine.

I can talk about it.

But they, I mean, they're even noticing the difference, how frightening it is that our press has spent years beating up Trump and, you know, what they're neglecting with Joe Biden.

Yeah, here it is.

I want to go to the U.S.

now because the media has been gushing as their beloved Joe Biden prepares for his trip to the United Kingdom to attend the G7 summit.

Listen to how CNN is reporting this momentous event.

Joe Biden is stepping under the world stage for the first time as president, an equal to foreign leaders.

Now, let's go back in time to 2018 and see if those same newsrooms offered the presidency of Donald Trump such light and positive coverage.

Attic and deepening G7 divide.

Better put perhaps as G6 versus one.

Wow.

Sophie, they're essentially, they're calling it the G6 when Trump's there.

But Joe Biden's there and it's momentous and it's positive and it's glowing.

And they're trying to give the illusion that he doesn't have any disputes with any of these international leaders.

What do you think of that?

I just think Joe Biden.

Yeah, they continue on.

I mean, we can hear the whole thing, no problem.

But they're the media on it.

This double standard is incredible.

I wanted to hear what she had to say.

Okay, go ahead.

You talked over, okay.

Well, play it back to that.

That's fine.

I don't care.

Did she agree with it?

Did you see the

case?

She did agree?

Of course they all agree.

Good, good.

They all agree.

Now they all do.

Now I do.

All right, go to what they did to Trump.

So, you know, his popularity surely can only win from this because he's getting so much positive PR through the journalists who are massive fans of him.

It's really quite appalling to watch.

And what happened to straight news reporting, which doesn't seem to be existent there.

Nick, it's not really journalism, is it?

No, it's not really.

They're stenographers in a way, aren't they?

They're documenting history, but they're not being critical.

But with Trump, ultra-critical, inflammatory in some ways.

Always, always.

Trump could do no right.

I mean,

Give Biden is due.

He did get to the top of the Air Force one steps with the pressure.

He dropped over his shield.

Good on him.

But I mean, the reality is, you know, if you talk to Greg Sheridan on the Australian or anybody who knows about foreign affairs, there are considerable question marks over Biden's foreign affairs policy.

It's not proven yet.

What language are they speaking though?

This is why I didn't want to.

Barely audible.

Barely understandable.

Should add subtitles there.

But it's embarrassing that the rest of the world sees what's going on here and

they realize that we're going to hell right now in a handbasket.

Quickly.

And they show you the examples that,

I mean, absolutely prove positive the point they're making.

I mean, we play the one video on your show, Pat Unleashed, which you can hear.

It seems like right before this show,

every week,

or anytime on a a podcast.

There's a video where he picks the dandelion as he's walking to House.

They actually used the first part of that.

Yeah, they did.

That's what reminded me of it.

And it's just like, oh, my gosh.

Here we go.

I'm going to give my baby girl a dandelion as he gives it to Jill.

And the greatest part of that video is that she,

as he's picking it, is like, what are you doing?

Yeah.

Let's go.

Don't act like a four-year-old.

Don't embarrass me like this.

He dies.

He He gives it to her.

And not only does he give her a dandelion, it's one that had gone to seed.

He wasn't even the one with the yellow bloom on it.

That's when they're the prettiest is when they've gone to seed.

Yeah, that's really good.

It's really not.

It's really not.

And she carries it after he gives it to her.

And as she's walking up the stairs, you can see like two steps.

And

she just drops it.

She literally just dropped it.

She literally just dropped it.

It meant that much to her.

Yeah.

It did.

It meant that much.

It made it up two stairs

going into the helicopter.

And it just

drops it.

And he was walking through that field, having a tough time, actually.

It looked like his walk was so labored.

And then he stoops over.

I see a dandelion I'm going to give my girl.

Oh, I got it out.

Look how pretty this dandelion is.

Jill, cherish it forever.

And she almost did.

She

cherished it forever.

Almost forever.

For about the next three steps, she cherished that weed like

nobody's business.

No one has ever cherished a weed more.

No, than Joe Biden did

at that particular moment.

But it's just,

I keep saying it, but it really is embarrassing.

And

we watch these videos and we watch our president, and I mean, I laugh and then I'm embarrassed, and then I'm just sad.

I go through because then you realize, no, this guy is really in charge, he's of the greatest country that's ever existed on this earth, and he's almost completely gone.

And there are times when he is gone, he's literally out.

We have examples of that, many,

and he just goes away

and comes back.

And okay, I mean, isn't that the and I don't know.

I've

never had uh Alzheimer's, but isn't that what's so frightening about the disease?

Is that you just go away?

I just don't know.

Yeah, right.

And who knows when that's going to happen for good or much more frequently than it happens now?

I think it happens pretty frequently now.

It's really noticeable.

And soon it's going to be unworkable.

And then what are you going to do?

Then you got Kamala.

How happy are you now?

Yeah.

How happy are you now?

It's just depressing.

It really is depressing.

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Hey, you know, the lovely and talented Lori Lightfoot, the mayor of Chicago?

Isn't she delightful, though?

She is absolutely delightful.

And

in late January, Lori sent her then-scheduler an email complaining that she doesn't get enough of what she called office time.

That's typically a less structured part of the day when the mayor can think, you know, write or make long-term plans, sit there and daydream, not to blit your navel, like whatever she wants to do.

Yeah.

While it's common for politicians to give staff members specific direction, it's the way Lightfoot delivered her feedback that's raising eyebrows.

She treats people like garbage.

No, you'd never guess that.

I know she seems, again, she seems delightful.

She really does.

But

she doesn't really.

Lightfoot repeated several sentences, one of them 16 times, to highlight her displeasure over her calendar.

Uh, I need office time every day, exclamation point.

Uh, not once a week or some days every day, she wrote 10 times.

Breaks or transition times between meetings are not office time, she wrote seven times.

Dude, take it easy.

I know, I know.

If this doesn't change immediately, I will just start unilaterally canceling things every day.

She wrote that five times.

And then she wrote, have I made myself clear finally?

13 times.

Wow.

Like I said,

delightful.

The note drew a little bit of criticism from political types.

Who saw it.

surprisingly as bullying a staffer.

It also drew comparisons to a chilling scene in the movie, The Shining, when Shelly Duvall's character finds that her mentally deteriorating husband's character, played by Jack Nicholson, has typed, all work and no play, makes Jack a dull boy.

I mean, it was an email.

Yeah.

So, I mean, it was.

It was.

So, did she take an axe to the staffer's door and say, here's Johnny?

No.

I don't think so.

Here's Lori.

But that could be just down the road, boys.

I mean, this person,

her her excuse now is because she's getting some flack for this in Chicago, and of course she wants to be reelected.

So her excuse is it was just done out of frustration.

It was just,

yeah, my staff, I was frustrated.

Oh, okay.

Well, that makes it okay then, right?

Yes.

If you were frustrated, because

nobody else on this planet gets frustrated.

Not like that.

Not like that.

No.

Look, she made it clear during the heart of the pandemic that she

needed to be taken care of

to get her hair done.

Exactly.

She cared about

hygiene

more than you and me, you low-life people.

That was her actual excuse.

Her excuse this time is, well, I got frustrated.

Her excuse back then was, well, I care about my hygiene.

Yeah, nobody else does.

Nobody else wants to go to

the salon.

Nobody does.

Okay, because we the little people, Correct.

We can't get frustrated and we don't care about our hygiene.

Correct.

Because we're little people.

And really, really kind of strange that she needed to send an email like that when you, you know, normally don't you deal with your staff one-on-one like that?

You know, to make the point of saying, you know, I need this time.

Yeah.

It's important to me.

Have a meeting.

When we have breaks between meetings, that doesn't count.

I can't do what I want to do in my office time.

That you would make make that specific request then not send an email with your rantings right really strange very strange uh and you know you would think chicago has i don't know one or two other little problems that she might want to focus on other than her office time really like

a hundred people being shot every weekend that seems like a you know a little bit larger issue.

I don't know.

I think you might want to pay attention to.

You know, I could deal with that between meetings, but I need office time.

I need some office time where I can do, I can think.

Watch or be re-elected anyway.

Watch.

That's a frightening thought, but she very well might be.

Yeah.

She very well might be.

I mean, it just seems to happen in Chicago.

And I'm sure it won't have anything to do with dead people voting.

I'm sure that

it won't have anything to do with that.

Stop it.

Oh, yeah.

Corruption in Chicago.

Okay, yeah, okay.

The Kraken's going to be released in Chicago.

Okay.

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We have the first audio clip.

Oh, great.

From the Biden-Putin Summit.

Is it the Geneva?

Yeah, Biden-Putin.

I would say the American President Ghost.

But here's the first clip from that.

Okay.

A momentous event.

Look.

If.

Wow.

Yeah, it's historic.

Wow.

It's a historic moment.

You can tell how he's putting Putin in his place.

I'll tell you that.

Set him right in his place.

No question about it.

He just took the bull by the horns right there.

Yeah.

Well, you have to.

You have to when you're sitting down with a killer.

When you're sitting down with a killer, that's what you do: is you lay down the law and you establish the rules right from the beginning.

Can we record that?

Or do we have that again?

I don't know.

Can we go ahead and play that again?

Look.

Well,

if.

Wow.

Yeah.

I mean, mean,

that's

when you hear it the second time.

It's even impressive.

Yeah.

It's even more powerful.

I wouldn't want to be Vladimir Putin, I'll tell you that.

Nope.

No one would.

No one would.

No, no, no.

This is kind of interesting.

There's a little bit of controversy.

Biden apparently nodded when a reporter asked Putin if he could be trusted.

Okay.

Okay.

But the White House quickly sent out a tweet insisting that the president was, quote, very clearly not responding to any one question, but nodding in acknowledgement to the press generally.

Oh, okay.

All right.

All right.

Thank you.

Then Putin ignored shouted questions from reporters, including if he feared jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Nivalny.

Yeah.

You bet he.

He feared him?

He doesn't have to fear him anymore.

He's in prison.

I'm surprised he's still alive.

I am too.

I thought for sure he would be dead by now.

I did too.

He got really sick

after that whole poisoning incident, that little poisoning incident that almost killed him, that he actually

traced it back to Putin's guy.

And then when he came back and got thrown into prison, I thought for sure he would be dead by now.

But he got really sick and then did his hunger strike to bring in the doctors, and it worked.

He got doctors to come in.

I don't think he got his doctors.

He got, you know, the prison Putin doctors, but he did get some medical attention, which he needed because he's still struggling from the poison on top of, you know, obviously not eating.

Yeah.

But I thought for sure that he would be, oh, man, look at COVID.

Yeah, COVID got him.

Sorry.

Darn the luck.

Have a nice day.

And it'd be the perfect excuse.

So

it's amazing he's still alive.

That sure is.

Actually, it's amazing.

Apparently, the two leaders did shake hands.

Biden extended his hand first and smiled at the stoic Russian leader.

Was that before or after the audio clip that we played?

It was just before.

Okay.

It was just before the audio clip.

So they're meeting for four to five hours on a wide range of topics.

Yeah.

I'll bet.

Yeah, I bet.

Joey, you need a nap time a little bit in there?

Of course I

if what if

look

I've said too much.

You're going to get me in trouble, Vlad.

I love how every time he gets into that mind loop that he falls into, it's look,

it's either et cetera, or

I've said too much.

So far, you've said nothing.

Nothing.

You guys are going to get me in trouble.

And he says that

all the time.

That's one of his fallbacks.

Yeah, he loves that.

Big time.

And I'm sure that they have these little things where, okay, if you find yourself getting into trouble or confused or you don't understand, Mr.

President, just use one of these.

You know they have that.

Yeah.

And he uses them all the time.

This whole G7 trip has been a little

disheartening if you're a Joe Biden fan, I would think.

I don't know that you see it if you're a Joe Biden fan.

Yeah, because CNN doesn't play it.

So if you're in your own little world where you've got only liberal friends and you only watch liberal networks, you're not going to know any of this because they don't show it.

I mean, we saw

Florida governor Ron DeSantis, who I believe is running for president of the United States.

Oh, I don't think there's any question.

He was on

with Maria Bartiromo on Sunday after Biden had spoke at the G7 conference.

And

the way he sounded in this clip,

he's running for president.

He's talking about Middle America.

He's running for president.

I hope we have the.

Let me bring in Florida Governor Ron DeSantis now, get some reaction to what we just heard.

Governor, thanks very much for being here and standing by throughout our live coverage of the G7 closeout meeting.

Your reaction to what you heard from the president.

Well, Maria, I think it's quite a contrast from his predecessor.

I think that President Biden is someone that's much more passive on the world stage, not nearly as as assertive as somebody like Donald Trump was.

I think his energy level is obviously much lower.

And so I think that's just something that people are sizing up.

I think that our adversaries are watching that.

I didn't hear very much in the way of holding China accountable for their role in covering up the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic.

I think that's absolutely essential that China be held according to accountable for their role in that, as well as any bureaucrats in the United States who may have been covering up.

But you know, they were were talking economically a lot about other countries.

He was talking about reducing energy production worldwide.

And I couldn't help but think you know here in the United States you know he's leaving a lot of people behind.

Look at all the workers he left behind by canceling the Keystone XL pipeline.

Those were thousands and thousands of very good jobs.

And then also think about family budgets with the sharp increase in gas prices and then the overall budding inflation that we're seeing that's being fueled by his big spending policy.

So I think that his performance probably played well with European elites.

Not sure that there was much in it for middle America.

Oh, he's absolutely running for president.

100%.

And I want him to.

As far as I could tell right now, he'd certainly have my vote.

He's the man.

Certainly have my vote.

Yes.

I don't know who else there is.

Other than Ron DeSantis, who's the next logical person to take over the Republican Party leadership?

Is it Marco Rubio?

No.

No.

Anybody that ran.

I think he's lost lost momentum completely.

Anybody who ran against Trump

is gone.

Done.

Marco, we got your Senate seat.

You're happy there.

Yep.

Be happy with your Senate seat, but you're not running for president anymore.

Right.

I mean, Trump ruined the Senate.

He destroyed him.

Yeah.

He scorched earth, those guys.

He destroyed them for all time.

Lion Ted, Lil Marco.

I know.

As far as running for president.

Yeah, for president.

For president.

Yeah, all that's done, I think, for those guys.

And I don't know that that's a good thing.

That's just the way it is in my eyes.

It is, is, but they're kind of done in my mind, too.

Right.

You know, even though during the campaign, obviously, I wasn't the hugest.

I wasn't the biggest Trump fan.

Really?

Perhaps during the campaign.

It's possible.

Weird.

I don't recall that.

Things changed when I saw him govern.

But

the only person I could really kind of think of is an anti-Trump guy, and that would be Ben Sasse.

And I think I'm the only person left alive who likes Ben Sass.

I think you are.

I think I'm the only one.

I think you are.

Yeah, nobody else on this

would vote for him.

It'd be like 143 million to one.

So, I mean,

you have maybe Christy Noam, right?

Oh, Christy Noam.

Yeah.

How misogynist and sexist of us not to have mentioned her.

That's why I immediately.

Thank you for doing that.

You have Greg Abbott?

Maybe.

Greg Abbott.

Really?

I'm just throwing names out there.

I don't know.

I mean,

other than DeSantis, no.

I'm voting for DeSantis over those two.

I don't know.

Greg Abbott,

I don't know how he's viewed nationally, if at all.

I don't know people know him very well.

You know?

Right.

Not like DeSantis.

Another female, right?

They got Nikki Haley.

Nikki Haley.

Right.

Maybe.

Maybe.

She's kind of lost the luster a little bit.

Well, I think it was some.

So is Christy Noam because of the trans, the athlete thing that she did in South Dakota, which to me wasn't that big a deal.

She just wanted it tweaked a a little bit.

She wasn't saying, yes, I want the trans athletes to compete against the girls.

She wasn't saying that.

It sure was putting up.

But that's how people acted.

That's right.

She just wanted the bill not to be as extreme as it was.

Do you work for her now?

No, but I like her.

I like her.

Maybe I'm the last Republican to like Christy Noam, too.

I don't know.

Oh, there's a Noome Sass ticket.

That'll be huge.

Noam Sass.

Or Sass.

No, Noam.

One of the two.

Oh, my God.

No, it's got to be Noam Sass.

But it's going to be Ron DeSantis.

Yeah.

or

Donald Trump.

I don't think Trump runs again.

I don't think he runs again.

I have my doubts.

I've listened to him speak, and

I get the impression that it's not going to be him.

You know what they're actually talking about?

I don't think he'd do this, but they're talking about him running for Congress in 2022, winning the seat, and then go after the Speaker.

If we get back, if the Republicans get back

in the majority.

That's a fun thing to talk about.

It's a fun thing to talk about.

It's just not going to happen.

No way.

And I don't think he'd want to be a U.S.

Congressperson after being president of the United States.

And, you know,

I doubt that he would lose if he ran.

But if he ran under that premise and then didn't even get the ball rolling by losing, that's a huge slap.

Yeah, but there's no way he loses.

He's not going to chance that.

There's no way he loses.

I don't think, you know, probably not.

You're right.

He doesn't want to be a Congressperson.

But after a few years of having less of the onslaught against him every single day, all day,

he might start to think, okay, yeah, I'm not sure I want that again.

That's my worry.

That in the next three years, he's going to say, eh, it's not worth it.

So then he'd just leave it to DeSantis and just throw his weight behind him.

You know who I'd like to see is maybe a DeSantis Mark Robinson ticket from North Carolina.

Oh, the lieutenant governor.

That guy's awesome.

So a DeSantis Robinson ticket?

Yeah.

be awesome.

I'm awesome for that.

Yeah.

I don't know.

Did Glenn play the

Mark Robinson clip?

Oh, that's so good.

We'll have to see if we can dig that up and maybe play it tomorrow because he's fantastic if you haven't seen it.

He spoke at some, I don't know, it was a Republican get-together, right?

North Carolina state Republican gathering, yeah.

And he nailed what has to happen here about people standing up and don't worry about what they're calling you.

And it was just really powerful, really, really powerful.

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Taking a few days off, as is Stu, as a matter of fact.

Let's go to Jay in Florida.

Hey, Jay, you're on the Glen Beck program.

Hey, good morning, guys.

How are you?

Morning.

Doing well.

Hey, listen, I was listening to to the names you were throwing around for the 2024 presidential race, and I like everything you said.

I think Tim Scott might be a name to throw in there.

Yeah, he would.

That'd be a good.

I like Tim Scott a lot.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's a good suggestion.

Appreciate it.

Thanks, Jay.

I don't know how well known he is right now.

He's got a great story, though.

But he's fantastic.

And a great story.

Yes.

And he's a good speaker.

And

he's a good conservative.

Yeah, I know.

He's not as fiery as Mark Robinson, though.

No, and if you missed it, here's a little bit.

Here's a taste of Mark Robinson, who is the lieutenant governor of North Carolina.

The greatest example that I saw and witnessed it firsthand on television was during 9-11.

People running away from those burning buildings, running away in horror.

We saw policemen.

and firemen run into those buildings, basically run into their deaths to go help others

because they saw trouble and they knew that they were needed.

That's got to be us in this day right here.

We've got to run to the trouble, folks.

And what is the trouble?

The trouble is the Biden administration that is seeking to turn this country into a socialist hellhole.

Yes, sir.

The trouble is Antifa.

that wants to roam the streets and beat you into submission.

The trouble is Black Lives Matter.

Nice.

It claims to care about the lives of black people, but it's turned a blind eye while violence in black communities are taking lives at a genocidal rate.

They've turned a blind eye.

That's where the trouble is, and that's what we've got to run to.

And we've got all the right in the world on our side.

And there ain't no reason to be afraid.

And there ain't no reason to not take the challenge dead on.

Because I'm going to tell you who we come from, folks.

We don't come from some weak, jellyback, spineless people.

That's not who we come from.

None of us.

And it doesn't matter what color you are, what nation your folks hail from, how much money you got.

We all share the same name.

We are Americans.

And at Bunker Hill, there was Americans.

And at Fredericksburg and Gettysburg, there was Americans.

And at Iwo Jima, raising that flag on Saribachi, it was Americans.

And at Porkchop Hill, there was Americans.

Quezon, there was Americans.

Did I say dissenters of that?

There was Americans who ran towards those burning buildings.

That is who you share your heritage with.

Love this guy.

You do not share your heritage with a weak and ineffective people who cower at the side of trouble.

You share your heritage with a strong and brave people who are determined to hold on to their freedom and for the freedom of future generations.

Guys, it's time for us to stand up and be that generation yep it's time for us to stand strong and proud and remember who we are all right there you go that's that's a taste yeah mark robinson

you tell me kamala harris could go up against that guy no way no way

in fact he would

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In just a few minutes, Joe Biden's going to make his little press conference happen without Vladimir Putin because he couldn't handle the joint.

I know.

He couldn't handle the joint press conference.

He didn't want to give Vladimir the press conference.

He didn't want none of that.

He didn't want it.

Because he's not mentally capable of handling.

No, they don't want to give.

Oh, I'm sorry.

That's what it was.

They didn't want to give the platform to Putin.

Okay, so they decided to give it all to himself.

Weird.

It's just weird.

So there's that.

Also, a pastor in Canada has been arrested.

Why?

Well, because he had a worship service outside

with people at it.

So they obviously had no choice but to throw him in prison.

You have to.

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So

we haven't had the dueling separate news conferences yet,

but we do know that they talked for several hours.

And so Biden is, I think, getting ready to do his press conference, and then Putin is getting ready to do his.

So It will be interesting what kind of love fest they leave in the wake of this.

I'm guessing we're going to hear,

it was productive.

We had a good discussion.

Look, I believe.

And then the pause for 12 seconds.

But I've said too much.

I don't want to get in trouble.

I'm going to get in trouble if I take any questions.

My mom gets mad.

Who is that woman over there?

My mom or sister.

Or my, I don't know what she is.

Oh, come on, I'm your wife.

Come on, let's go.

Time to go.

Then Jill will lead him away from the press conference by the hand.

One day it's going to be that bad.

It will be that bad.

That was the first time I'd seen him being pulled away underneath the canopy when we aired it earlier today.

Oh, really?

You hadn't seen that?

That is.

It's astounding.

Unbelievable.

Yeah, it's astounding.

Have you ever seen that with an American president?

Again, I go back to Reagan.

In the late 80s, the left was yelling and screaming about how senile he was, about how he had dementia or whatever.

And

he never had moments like that.

Never.

The guy had Alzheimer's, early onset Alzheimer's at the end.

And he didn't look as bad as Biden did.

And they tried to tell us.

No way.

They tried to pull the Trump how far he'd fallen when he came.

Yeah,

when he had that speech last week or the week before, and he looked fine.

He was fine.

Are you kidding me?

You're going to worry about that.

We're supposed to be worried about Trump

when you got this guy over here.

The president of the

United States of America being dragged away from talking to people by his wife so he doesn't say anything.

That is embarrassing.

The American president, the leader of the free world, is disintegrating right before our eyes.

I don't take pleasure in that.

I am really

sad about that,

but it's something we need to take note of and fix.

And on top of which,

yes, 100%.

On top of which, you've pointed out something today that also has brought sadness to myself, and that is that Canada is part of the G7.

I can't.

Right?

When did that happen?

That has to be rectified right now.

It does.

We need to.

I don't care who we call.

I don't care what that has to be rectified.

I mean, we got to say, look, okay, we made a really bad mistake, and you know it.

Something has to be done.

No country whose greatest sport is curling could be part of the Giuseppe.

I mean, maybe he snuck in.

We didn't realize it.

And somebody said, well, I guess he's part of it because he's here.

Maybe that happened.

I don't know.

Right.

But it's never, it can't be official, right?

Cannot.

That could not have been made official.

Plus, when your prime minister is a douchebag like Justin Trudeau, we just have to say, no.

I mean, he's arresting pastors.

No.

Oh, that's.

Come on now.

That's awful.

We got to show you this because

this is about holding a worship service outside.

Outside.

And so they come and arrest him.

Look at this.

This is Pastor Tim Stevens, who was arrested on new charges.

I don't even know what the charge is, but here's what happened.

Post-Hervic for Rebel News, and I'm outside of the home of Pastor Tim Stevens.

Pastor Tim was once again taken into custody.

Numerous police vehicles arrived and put him in a car, taking him away from his families.

It was an extremely emotional and harrowing ordeal, and we were there to capture it as it happened.

I'm going to let you go now to the footage of his arrest.

And then you had that gathering on June the 6th.

Yep.

Okay, so that's where you're under arrest for.

Man, that's really sad.

Let's not forget the badge of Down.

This is like the criminal.

And he avenues recognized to

question

always that have told us.

They're frisking him, making sure he's not armed because, you know, these pastors

are usually heavily armed.

You could go rogue at any moment.

Yeah, fortunately,

they got him off the street.

Thank you.

Thank you, officer,

for making the Canadian streets safe for democracy.

The entire neighborhood is out there thanking these people.

Yeah, yeah, they are.

I would say continue the course that you're continuing on.

Push further ahead.

Oh, yeah, keep pushing.

And that's how much harder can we push here?

I don't know how far you are,

too.

I have no reason to arrest you.

His wife is out there begging for them to

not arrest him.

I have no reason to arrest you, man.

It's crazy.

Children are crying.

His wife is crying.

The officers are unmoved.

Of course, they're just following the law.

Or just following the law.

I'll bet you there is no law.

It's a.

That's very possible.

It's an order of some sort.

It's a some sort of mandate.

From the Calgary mayor.

It's some sort of edict.

But it's not, I bet you it's not a law.

There can't be a law that you can't worship outside in Calgary, Canada.

There can't be.

I guarantee you, there's not that law.

I mean, that is unbelievable.

But they're making the Calgary streets safe again for

democracy.

And don't you feel safer?

I do.

As a result of Pastor Tim Stevens being taken off the street.

Of course, he wasn't on the streets.

He was in his house.

With his family.

With his family.

And he's been separated from his family.

Which apparently illegal aliens in America can't be separated from their family.

But you can separate American citizens from their family.

And you can obviously separate Canadian citizens from their family.

Well, he's a pastor.

Yeah.

And so

we don't care.

I mean, he brought people together in a worship service outside.

Right.

Now,

apparently, they offered him a way to get out.

They did.

And he said no.

Oh, out of jail.

Yeah, the judge said,

he had to admit and say that

he wouldn't do his terrorist act again by bringing people together and worshiping.

And he wouldn't do it.

So he's going to be there until June 19th.

Yeah, now they're sending him to a prison rather than jail

until the end of July.

Is it July?

No, I think it's June 28th.

I think it's June 28th.

So he's got another 12 days at least.

Doing hard.

Doing hard time.

Hard time.

Thank goodness.

Again, do you want that guy roaming the streets?

Jeez, I mean, that is unbelievable.

He had a worship service outside, which, and maybe the Canadians don't care about the CDC, but the guidelines now are you can do almost anything outside.

Yeah.

Why is it different in Canada?

I don't know.

I thought that they were opening opening back up.

Thought so, too.

Maybe Calgary is different and they have

other edicts to follow.

That is unreal.

It really is.

I mean, we're letting the

world naked bike ride happen in Philadelphia

come in August.

You can ride the bikes naked, but you have to wear a mask.

So, I mean,

for health and safety reasons.

For health and

safety and hygiene purposes.

Wear the mask, but your butt could be completely butt-naked.

You can ride the mask on the bike seat.

Yeah.

And that's okay.

But

for health reasons.

For health reasons, wear a mask.

What was the name of the other pastor that they just arrested?

Because he kept having worship services.

Oh, yeah.

And he was calling him Nazis.

Nazis, get out.

You know that guy?

Well, the first one, you know, made it.

He was willing to actually talk to them.

He just said, don't come on a day of worship.

We're not doing it on this day.

Right.

You're going to come any other day.

Get out of here.

And they kept coming on the Sabbath or whenever they had to do it.

Because they wanted to show their power in

front of all the people.

Which is presumably why he was so upset.

Right.

So anyway, there is a follow-up to Pastor Tim Stevens.

Yeah, that's it.

That's it.

Right.

This is it.

Here's the guy talking about.

I'm so here for Rebel News with an update on the case of Pastor Tim Stevens.

By now, you've likely seen the dramatic footage of his arrest, him being plucked away from his family.

Well, after all of that, Pastor Tim Stevens was met by a Justice of the Peace offering him bail conditions.

These conditions were effectively that he would comply and no longer gather with his congregants.

After everything that Pastor Tim and his family went through, they will not be signing that document and handing over this fight that they have fought so hard to win.

As a result of refusing to sign that document on principle, on the insistence that he must continue to shepherd his congregation.

He will now be held in prison until June 28th.

That's right.

We have pastors being held in prison for weeks

simply for gathering to worship while Jason Kenney and his friends gather in the Sky Palace, while other groups gather.

In downtown Calgary, there was a dance party the other night.

Hockey teams in the NHL are able to have people start to attend.

But this pastor gathering outdoors with his congregants is for some reason the subject of all the spite of Jason Kenney, the Calgary Police Services, Alberta Health Services, Nahid Henji, and anyone else who has the authority to call off these ridiculous and targeted attacks of discrimination and bigotry against Christians in this city.

This absolutely must stop.

This is madness.

Well, I disagree.

I mean, I think the Calgary police are saving lives.

They're just clearly saving lives.

Thank you.

Who knows what Pastor Tim Stevens would have done Outraged that this Justice of the Peace was going to let him back out on the streets.

This is unbelievable.

It is really incredible.

Like he said, NHL's going on.

I'll bet they're doing the Calgary Rodeo.

I bet you can go to that outdoors.

They were, and it showed some of their leaders who have made these edicts, you know, sitting down at a round table, drinking wine, having a good time.

Yep.

So it seems to me, and it's just me that it would be a, almost looks like, almost looks like an attack on Christianity.

But almost.

I mean, if you didn't know better,

you might think, huh, that seems like an attack on Christianity.

Right.

But I mean, but we know better.

Right.

So it can't be that.

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no

that is like i don't know how to make a death temperature to me i'm not doing 78 is arctic oh i mean i'm freezing and just

always shaking yeah yeah i'm with you it's got to be in the 80s or i'm just not unhappy there is no way

any texas is doing 78 degrees no no no we pay to have be able to have that's why we live in in places on the planet that are warm because once in a while we like to go outside and be hot, but we also like to go inside.

And we love to go inside because there's a thing that we invented as humans called air conditioning.

Yes.

And the thing is, in Texas, summer here is like winter in northern spots.

For the most part, yeah.

I mean, we stay inside

because it's miserable outside.

And

you're not going to be, you're not going to get much relief at 78 degrees.

And I understand, like, the West is in a really big

heat wave right now.

Salt Lake City had their highest, I think the hottest temperature ever in June at 107 degrees.

I mean, it was 107.

Last time I was in Salt Lake, it was over 100 degrees when we were there.

It does happen.

Yeah.

I mean, I don't, I guess, obviously it wasn't 107, but it sure felt like it when we were there.

Yeah, it did.

It did.

But it's a dry heat.

Oh, okay.

It's a dry heat.

And I will say, though,

the temperature only drops to, you know, when it's 95 here during the day, it might get down to 85 at night.

Bone chilling, 85.

Bone chilling, 85.

And it's still humid, so it feels still like it's 95.

I don't know how they expect you to keep it at 78.

You can't.

It's just impossible.

So I'm not going to.

And besides, there are groups,

the group that was inspired by Greta Thunberg, you know, to control climate change and to wake people up about the climate and the catastrophe that we're in right now.

You're talking about the great, wonderful

climate.

Yeah, yeah.

The school strike for climate movement

made the announcement that they've disbanded

because they have been a quote racist, white-dominated space, unquote.

Oh, no.

Yeah.

Yeah.

How dare you?

Right.

Exactly.

So they disbanded.

The Post said that under the guidance of their BIPOC members,

the black, indigenous, and people of color people, the group would stop organizing events to fight against climate, global warming, and admit their past support of systemic racism.

They said that they must be led now by BIPOC people, BIPOC voices and demands, and so they're going to stop doing it and let the BIPOC people move in

and do it.

Is this

the entire global movement or just one chapter?

It's a good question.

I think it's just the Auckland chapter.

Okay, whoo.

I don't want the entire movement to be overwhelmed.

Right, I don't either because it's so important

that they really need to keep going.

But this chapter, I think, just got lazy and they're like, let's let the minorities do this.

They're the ones most affected by climate change.

Just let them take care of it.

We're going to go back to screwing around on weekends.

I'm not going to hold a sign anymore.

Yeah, we can't do that.

Let them do it.

No justice, no peace.

I'm not doing it.

Yeah.

So.

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I don't know why the yeah thing happened.

I don't really fully understand it myself.

Just for a smile and to make Sarah mad.

Yeah, look up his cheeks.

I know, my livid right now.

I know.

Livid.

All right.

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Would you?

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Although I can't guarantee they'll be there.

Yesterday was a cutoff to guarantee delivery by Father's Day.

So you might have to eat them like Monday or Tuesday.

But dad would still like it, I bet.

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We can guarantee it getting there late.

Father's Day comes.

Well, it's not guaranteed.

Oh.

It might get there early.

I just don't know.

Oh, okay.

We're kind of at the mercy of the mail delivery people.

But you run the joint?

Yes, but I don't run the post office.

I can't get them to do it faster.

If I was in charge of the post office, we'd have it worked out for you.

Didn't you try to be in charge of the post office?

Didn't you want to be

postmaster general?

Well, for a long time I wanted to be postmaster general, but then I found out that the postmaster general answers to the board of governors.

So you want to be on the board of governors.

They are the ones that make the plans for the postal service.

And what kind of fabulous plans could you make in the city?

I don't want to lay it all out for you right now.

I mean,

there's not enough time in the you could deliver it.

You could mandate that they deliver cookies quicker.

That would be good.

That'd be really, really good.

A couple of amazing stories, though, to share before we get finished today.

This story on Twitter is amazing about Twitter in Nigeria.

Are you familiar with what's going on there?

Yeah.

I guess Twitter deleted a tweet from the president of Nigeria.

So they got pissed off and banned Twitter from Nigeria.

And that did not make Twitter happy.

Not one.

Wonderful believers in free speech.

They are free communication.

And they expressed that, Jeffy.

Twitter said in a statement that they are deeply concerned

by the blocking of Twitter in Nigeria.

They're deeply concerned.

They are.

Access.

I love this.

How ironic and hypocritical is this?

Access to the free and open internet is an essential human right in modern society.

We will work to restore access for all those in Nigeria who rely on Twitter to communicate and connect with the world.

Really?

Are you serious?

They have the

giblets.

Yes, they do.

To say that when they've banned, what, 100,000, 150,000 conservatives on Twitter who I thought access to the free and open internet is an essential human right.

Right.

And listen, and we all have access.

I mean, you know, my Twitter account,

just like many other Twitter accounts, have gone through and just continued to lose followers.

I'm sure that all of the thousands of followers that we're losing are all bots.

They're all Russian bots.

Of course they are.

Yeah, sure.

Sure, they are.

And we're all being shadow banned, so when you tweet something, only a few people see it, or you have to go specifically to that Twitter account to see the tweet.

But they're all for free and open communication.

It's all part of that.

Of course.

Of course.

And by the way, there are 39 million.

This is why Twitter's is a little concerned.

They're losing 39 million customers.

There's 39 million Twitter users in Nigeria.

Is that surprising?

And they should follow at JeffyJFR, by the way, when Twitter gets it.

Well, they can't.

When Twitter gets kicked back off, at JeffyFrutde.

201, there's 200 million people in Nigeria.

Do you know that?

That's a lot.

I would have guessed 199.

I didn't think two.

No.

Yeah.

Yeah.

All right.

But only 39 million were on were on Twitter.

Still, though.

Still, that's a lot.

That's a lot.

It's a significant portion of their African Twitter base, I'm sure.

And so, yeah, they're a little concerned now.

I just, I love that story.

That is,

that is so tasty that Jack is getting a little taste of his own medicine.

Oh, yeah.

And he does not like it one bit.

They don't like it at all.

Good.

They don't like it at all.

You know, they've even, they,

speaking of social media and, and, you know, you go from Twitter onto Facebook,

Facebook has really been trying to play both sides of the fence.

They throw out the,

well, yeah, maybe we're a little biased.

Maybe we're, you know, they're second or third in command.

They admit that, yeah, maybe we're a little biased.

But then you go on the other side of the fence and Jack's, well, we need regulation.

And then the second in command, no, we don't need regulation.

What are you kidding me?

No, we don't want regulation.

We're for free and open communication.

But what's, you know, I mean, Jack and Zuckerberg are all working for regulation because they know once they get that locked in, they're good.

Yep.

They can regulate anybody else getting into the game.

Yep.

That's what they're trying to do.

So people wonder all the time.

They almost have.

Why does

Facebook want government intervention for that reason?

So they can shut everybody else down and they can't get to their level.

And that's what they're trying to do.

And they almost have, really,

already.

I mean, there was that, you know, Parlor really started in looking like it was going to make a dent.

And we put

dog slapped kibosh on that.

Yep.

Yeah.

Got a little too big for your britches.

Yep.

You know, we were talking about

the climate people, the strike for climate or whatever that is, because they're racist.

They shut down in Auckland, New Zealand.

There's something else that's going on in the world of climate change that's pretty interesting.

The possibility of climate lockdowns.

That's not something I've heard about before.

I don't think I would be for it.

It doesn't sound like

an idea.

Right off the top of my head, I would say, no, let's not do that.

Right.

And here's somebody telling you exactly what climate lockdowns would entail.

Are you ready for climate lockdowns?

Do you think I'm making that up?

Avoiding a climate lockdown by the WBCSD.

That rolls off the tongue.

That stands for the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.

3M, Apple, Bloomberg, BMW, Chevron, BP, Dow,

DuPont, Google, IBM, IKEA, Kellogg's, Nestle, Procter Gamble.

It just keeps going.

This was published way back in October 2020, so it's not even a new thing.

They say in the near future, the world may need to resort to lockdowns again, this time to tackle a climate emergency.

Wait, how could the climate create an emergency that we need a lockdown to solve?

Who cares?

They say under a climate lockdown, governments would limit private vehicle use, ban the consumption of red meat, and impose extreme energy-saving measures.

Fossil fuel companies would have to stop drilling.

To avoid such a scenario, we have to overhaul economics and do capitalism differently.

You see, in this article, they explain how the three crises, the health crisis, the economic crisis, and the environmental crisis, are all interconnected by the Anthropocene, which they call a disease.

Yes, the disease of the Anthropocene.

That's from the U.S.

National Library of Medicine and National Institute of Health.

What is the Anthropocene?

Well, it's humanity.

Anthropocene literally means the world as controlled by humanity.

So, what they're saying is humans are a disease that needs to be wiped out.

That's why they always talk about the anthropomorphic

climate or global warming.

It's the warming that mankind is responsible responsible for.

I was just looking at the WBCSD.org website under their Vision 2050 plan.

And the world faces three critical challenges.

What are they?

The climate emergency.

Okay.

Nature loss.

Nature loss.

And mounting inequality.

Oh, wow.

So it's time to transform.

Vision 2050.

Mounting inequality.

That's part of climate change?

Huh.

Hmm.

That seems to be part of the whole the green is the new red movement.

Yes, it does.

Green is the communist movement of the past.

According to this, the COVID-19 pandemic has illustrated that these challenges are interconnected and that our systems are ill-prepared for shocks.

Wow.

So they're going to go ahead and prepare us.

Because

we need...

It sets a shared vision of a world in which more than 9 billion people are able to live well within planetary boundaries.

Okay.

We don't have any choice but to live by this planetary boundary.

I don't know anybody living outside of this planet.

Really?

Not a single person.

No.

There's not one.

I mean,

there's not one.

I thought somebody just paid Jeff Bezos 28 million bucks to be in the past.

Yeah, to be out for about 15 minutes.

Yes.

Yeah.

They might do it for a few days or a few months, but they're not doing it permanently.

I can promise you that.

That's unbelievable.

And then they decide that they might shut down vehicles and not allow you to eat red meat.

Yeah, the framework to guide business action at the heart of this framework is nine transformation pathways.

Covering the areas like, like you said, energy, transportation, mobility, living spaces, products, and materials, financial products, services, connectivity, health, well-being, water, sanitation, and food.

That's good of them.

They're on top of it.

Vision 2050.

Scary.

Scary.

Yes, that's probably a UN initiative, I'll bet, if you look into the background, or a George Soros thing.

Either the UN or George Soros.

Let's go to Kristen in California.

Hey, Kristen, you're on the Glenbeck program with Pat and Jeffy.

Hey, can you hear me?

Yeah,

through the miracle of the modern telephone.

We can.

Wonderful.

I just wanted to make sure.

Yeah, so I just wanted to share a story.

I go to university in California and I am a part of a Christian club there.

And this past year with the lockdowns and everything with social justice movement, it started creeping into our Christian club.

And me and my boyfriend started to get really concerned because we were just like, can we just...

preach the gospel and the Bible and can't we just do this and not have all this social justice in here and so

my boyfriend and I ended up actually speaking up to our staff members

and completely just got shut down saying oh there's different ways you can process this in different areas

but then we started talking to other students in our club and about 80% of the students agreed with us and were also very concerned

and yeah it was it was amazing to kind of see that actually us speaking out

really

really like actually encouraged these people to actually leave our club, these staff members, because they said that our club wasn't radical enough for them.

Yeah,

it's amazing how they make you feel isolated, but you're not alone.

You just have to say something.

So, Christy,

you said 80% of your club was with you and your boyfriend.

Did they leave with you or how did that work out?

No.

So the way that it kind of resulted, me and my boyfriend, we had been actually like blocked on social media by these couple staff members

and really felt isolated in that regard.

So it just wasn't a hospitable environment.

So the two of us decided to leave.

But a lot of the other people actually decided to stay and actually fight for it.

So this next year, they're going to be.

continuing on in terms of trying to press forward and like getting social justice out.

And we're wanting to support them, but we can't stay there because it's not

hospitable.

Wow.

I appreciate the call.

Thanks, Chris.

Yeah, good luck with that.

And good for you for standing up.

Triple 8-727-B-E-C-K.

It's Pat and Jeffy for Glenn on the Glenn Beck Program.

Jeffy, your favorite musical genre could get you in real trouble in North Korea.

Just want you to know that, just in case

you're traveling.

Yeah, don't bring your K-pop with you.

Okay.

Really?

The Korean pop music that you love so much?

Yeah,

can't bring it.

Can't get enough of K-pop.

North Korea's dictator Kim Jong-un is cracking down

on the popular music that emanates from South Korea, known as K-pop.

Apparently, he likes it so little that he's going to put you in jail if he finds you with it.

You're going to go into a prison camp.

Is that because it's from South Korea or is it just he hates the music?

That's a good question.

They don't really explain that, but I think it has a little something to do with both.

I'm sure that they don't like their North Koreans listening to South Korean music.

That pisses him off.

And then the music sucks, too.

And I agree with him on that.

I mean, I'm particularly shocked that you would feel that way.

Yeah, I know.

Okay.

I know.

It's hard to believe.

But

if you distribute the music, for instance, if you were to take some CDs into North Korea and sell them,

he'll put you to death.

Shoot you dead.

Yeah.

It's a

death sentence offense.

That's

amazing.

He really doesn't like it.

He really hates K-pop.

And I was thinking about smuggling some K-pop CDs into North Korea, too.

You can eat both because there's a lot of money to be made.

I know.

I'm sure the North Koreans love K-pop, but they can't have access to it.

Also, speaking of North Korea, we got this.

Did you see the North Korean defector who came to the United States?

She walked across the Gobi Desert.

in order to find freedom and then finally made her way to the United States and then then wound up at Columbia University in New York, an Ivy League school.

And just, I think she just finished up her

time at Columbia and she said what she was struck by was the anti-Western sentiment in the classroom at Columbia.

Right.

And the political correctness that had her thinking even North Korea isn't this nuts.

I mean, we saw that with the, from the University of Texas Dallas students earlier with

the flag anti-I mean, it's incredible.

It's crazy.

It's absolutely crazy.

Got to stand up to it

and make our feelings known.

Yes.

All right.

It's been fun.

We will see you again back here tomorrow, filling in for Glenn and for Stu on the Glenn Beck program.

We'll see you then.

Have a great day.

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