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The Republican Party has ousted Rep. Liz Cheney from her leadership role. Is this “cancel culture” or for a good reason? Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joins to discuss a Twitter lawsuit against him that was dismissed and a BLM protest that stopped traffic in a Dallas suburb. Teachers in multiple states are outraged over critical race theory bans, but a poll shows the vast majority of Americans oppose teaching CRT in their schools. Attorney Peter Kirsanow joins to break down the George Floyd Policing Act, which he argues would put our police in more danger. A new U.S. consumer price index report proves that inflation is rising fast, but Glenn argues that it’s already nearing the records set during the Carter administration.
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Hello, America.

It's Wednesday, so it's all downhill from here, but it's been all downhill for quite a while.

We have the new consumer price inflation number, and it's 4.2%,

which is, you know, over double the amount the Fed wanted to see and over a point higher than what everybody expected to see.

What a shock, inflation at 4.2%.

But the good news is they're on it in Washington.

The Federal Reserve said they're not going to do anything about it.

I wish they would have said that, oh, I don't know, a hundred times ago.

They also say in Washington, well, Chuck Schumer does, the problem with inflation is Donald Trump.

It was Donald Trump and his immigration policy.

We didn't let enough immigrants in.

So that's why we're having this shortage because they're just not enough, just not enough people that are willing to do the jobs.

So I guess with Jimmy Cart, I mean, Joe Biden's policies now,

we're going to have negative inflation.

We're going to be making money just by holding dollars.

It's going to be fantastic because

we have, you know, a gas crisis shortage there.

We have the Middle East on fire

and no real clear policy or direction on that.

We have rising inflation, unemployment.

This is fantastic.

Anybody who loved the 1970s, oh.

You're going to love the next four years.

Oh, you're going to love them.

It's like Jimmy Carter, part two.

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Hey, did I tell you about Life Lock?

I know cyber criminals are not in the news.

Well, they actually are.

They're affecting your life, but they're not in the news because nobody seems to be talking about the big cyber hack that happened on the oil pipeline.

Is this, Stu, is this one of the most perplexing things you've heard?

Yeah,

that's one way of putting it, yes.

Really?

I mean, it's like, wait a minute, a Russian group just hacked into our gas pipeline, pretty much is shutting down gas now for the East Coast.

Prices are going to go through the roof,

and nobody's reporting on it.

Nobody's really talking about it, and the administration isn't doing anything.

Hmm.

It's almost.

Do you think Donald Trump left those connections to Russia

on the Oval Office desk?

And maybe Biden is looking at that like, hey, they're pals.

We shouldn't do anything about them because he's so confused.

Maybe that, maybe this is Donald Trump's fault again.

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Maybe they could help with the oil pipeline.

I'm just saying.

It's important to understand how cybercrime and identity theft are affecting our lives.

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Calls to defund the police have led to officers being ambushed and killed.

While crime is spiking in record numbers all over the country, critical race theory has infected our schools, media, and major government institutions, making racial discrimination acceptable in America again.

Glenn reveals where this is all leading and shows how Marxism follows the same violent pattern every single time.

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Tonight's broadcast, our Wednesday night special, is a show that I have wanted to do for about two years.

And

we could never nail things down enough to where I was comfortable until a couple of weeks ago.

We've been working on this special for several months,

almost a year, and

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It kind of goes along with this.

I don't know if you saw the letter from the retired generals and admirals that has just been released.

I'd like to read it to you.

I think it's a little important.

Our retired generals and admirals say this our nation is in deep peril we are in fight in a fight for our survival as a constitutional republic like no other time since our founding in 1776 this conflict is between supporters of socialism and marxism versus supporters of constitutional freedom and liberty During the 2020 election, an open letter from senior military leaders was signed by 317 retired generals and admirals and said that the 2020 election could be the most important election since our country was founded.

With the Democratic Party welcoming, quoting, socialist and Marxist, our historic way of life is at stake, end quote.

Unfortunately, that statement's truth was quickly revealed, beginning with the election process itself.

Without fair and honest elections that

accurately reflect the will of the people, our Constitutional Republic is lost.

Election integrity demands ensuring that there is one legal vote cast and counted per citizen.

Legal votes are identified by state legislators' approved controls using government ITs, verified signatures, etc.

Today, many are calling such common-sense controls racist in an attempt to avoid having fair and honest elections.

But aside from the election, the current administration has launched a full-blown assault on our constitutional rights in a dictatorial manner, bypassing the Congress, with more than 50 executive orders quickly signed, many reversing the previous administration's effective policies and regulations.

Moreover, population control actions, such as excessive lockdowns, school and business closures, and most alarming, censorship of written and verbal expression are all direct assaults on our fundamental rights.

We must

support and hold accountable politicians who will act to counter socialism, Marxism, progressivism, and support our constitutional republic, and insist on fiscally responsible governing while focusing on all Americans, especially the middle class, but not special interest or extremist groups, which are used to divide us into warring factions.

Additional national security issues and actions follow.

Open borders jeopardize national security by increasing human trafficking, drug cartels, terrorist entry, health, COVID-19 dangers, and humanitarian crisis.

Illegals are flooding our country, bringing high economic costs, crime, lowering wages, and illegal voting in some states.

Sovereign nations must have controlled borders.

Next, China is the greatest external threat to America.

Establishing cooperative relations with the Chinese Communist Party emboldens them to continue to progress towards world domination, military, economically, politically, and technologically.

We must impose more sanctions and restrictions to impede their world domination goal and protect Americans' interests.

The free flow of information is critical to security of our republic, as illustrated by the freedom of speech and press being in the first amendment of our Constitution.

Censoring speech and expression, distorting speech, spreading disinformation by government officials, private entities, and the media is a method to suppress the free flow of information.

A tyrannical technique is used in closed societies.

We must counter this on all fronts and begin with removing Section 230 for the protection of big tech.

Re-engaging the flawed Iran-nuclear deal would result in Iran acquiring nuclear weapons along with the means to deliver them, thereby upsetting Middle East peace initiatives and aiding a terrorist nation whose slogans and goals include death to America and death to Israel.

We must resist the new China-Iran agreement and not support the Iran-nuclear deal.

In addition, continue with the Middle East peace initiatives, the Abraham Accords, and support for Israel.

Next, Biden stopping the Keystone Pipeline.

Eliminates our recently established energy independence and causes us to be energy dependent on nations that are not friendly to us while eliminating valuable U.S.

jobs.

We must open the Keystone Pipeline and regain our energy independence for national security and economic reasons.

Then using the U.S.

military as political pawns.

Thousands of troops deployed around the U.S.

Capitol building, patrolling fences, guarding against a non-existent threat, along with forcing politically correct policies like the divisive critical race theory into the military at the expense of the war-fighting mission.

It seriously

degrades readiness to fight and win our nation's wars.

We must focus on warfighting and eliminate the corrosive infusion of political correctness into our military, which damages morale and fighting cohesion.

Next, the rule of law.

It is fundamental to our republic and security.

Anarchy is seen in certain cities and it cannot be tolerated.

We must support our law enforcement personnel and insist that DAs, our courts, and the DOJ enforce the law equally, fairly, and consistently toward all.

Finally, the mental and physical condition of the commander-in-chief cannot be ignored.

He must be able to quickly make accurate national security decisions involving life and limb anywhere, day or night.

Recent democratic leadership inquiries about nuclear code procedures sends a very dangerous national security signal to nuclear-armed adversaries, raising the question about who's in charge.

We must always have an unquestionable chain of command.

Under this Democratic Congress and the current administration, our country has taken a hard left towards socialism and Marxism, a form of tyrannical government which must be countered now by electing congressional and presidential candidates who will always act to defend our constitutional republic.

The survival of our nation and its cherished freedoms, liberties, and historic values are at stake.

We urge all citizens to get involved now at the local, state, and or national level to elect political representatives who will act to save America, our constitutional republic, and hold those currently in office accountable.

The will of the people must be heard and must be followed.

That's from

retired generals and admirals of the United States.

I wish that was from the Republican Party.

Instead, we're fighting about Liz Cheney.

This is what we should be focused on.

This should be the message of the Republican Party.

All of those things are true.

We have Jimmy Carter in office.

All we need is for Hunter to introduce Hunter Biden crack.

Then it would be complete.

We had Billy Beer from Billy Carter.

Why not have Hunter crack?

It would complete the image.

Everything that is going on is so damaging and weakening.

Remember Remember when Carter was in office, I lived through it.

We almost were done.

People had the same feeling.

Tomorrow will not be better than today.

I'll never make it.

The American story is over.

And then Reagan took office.

And it was a combination of his belief in us at first that gave us our belief back.

We rode on his faith for a while.

And then, because he got government out of the way, we started to rebuild and we got under control again.

It still can happen,

but it is so badly damaged now.

The people in Washington are so far out of control.

In this letter, it does spell out exactly what must be done.

We must focus locally.

And this is a clarion call to all people, mothers.

Mothers, I think especially,

you have got to unite and come together on what's happening in our schools.

It is out of control, and many of our school boards are out of control.

And we need leadership.

We need watchdogs.

I'm going to show you next hour.

The teachers' unions, they're now saying, we're we're not going to follow this.

You saw the school board, maybe, I'll show it to you next hour, the school board in Oklahoma.

They freaked out when everybody said, we want a ban on critical race theory.

They freaked out.

This is white fragility.

That's in Oklahoma.

Your kids are being fed poison every day.

We as individuals, we as the adults in the room, must stand up.

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yeah

so still

could we talk

about what is happening uh with uh liz cheney today because i think i think people are confused because the the press is saying that

this is this is cancel culture

no she's not being thrown out she still has a job she's just losing her job they're taking a vote on getting her out of an executive committee you know what i mean where it the executive committee is charting the course for the republican party what you can't you you have to leave people in there no matter what they say?

No, I don't think so.

They certainly don't.

The party's right.

Yeah, I mean, the party is, I think, something different than Liz Cheney wants it to be.

I mean, and that's her point, too, right?

She doesn't even seem to be fighting this, honestly.

I mean,

she's not trying to make it easy for people to vote for her to stay in

leadership.

You know, I mean, look, there are.

This is a party that largely lines up with Donald Trump at this point.

It's really, I mean, parties are just vehicles.

The parties don't have,

don't have, you know, don't really have any principles, right?

They, they vote, they exist to do the things that the voters want, that the members want.

And right now, this party wants to be, you know, a very pro-Donald Trump party.

And you're not

doing what Jane is doing.

I'm not sure that it wants to be a pro-Donald Trump party.

If there was somebody as good and on the record fighting the battles, as good as Donald Trump, I think a lot of Republicans would go, yep, okay, let's, we had Donald Trump, let's go here.

They like Ronnie's Donald Trump, right?

Like they, you know, yeah, you know, like, I'm not sure.

Yeah, I, I, I hope that he would stand up under the pressure.

He seems to be, but he's also campaigning at the same time.

So let's see what he, what he really does.

But I think what what's happening is Liz Cheney keeps making everything about Donald Trump, and she's talking about outing all of those Republicans that were for Donald Trump.

Well, you voted for most of his policies.

It's the policies that matter.

Let's stop talking about Donald Trump at least until 2022 is passed.

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Anyway,

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Let me tell you about American financing.

How are you enjoying this transitory inflation?

I mean, it's great.

Transitory hyperinflation, Glenn.

Well, it's just inflation now.

It's only at 4%.

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Yes.

Yes.

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One of the, in fact, the main reason that I think we live in Texas and were prompted to move here to Texas was because if we lose Texas, we lose the Republic.

We lose it all.

And most people don't understand how close we are to losing Texas.

You know, it's interesting that the Democrats, they seem to like say, well, let's take Colorado.

Okay.

Everybody move to Colorado.

And they just take over a state.

And they're doing that to Texas right now.

And we are in real trouble in Texas, which is why

who our governor is, who our attorney general is, is really, really

important.

We have the Texas Texas Attorney General.

His name is Ken Paxton, and he has been instrumental in fighting many, many lawsuits against Obama and now against Biden and the left.

I think we probably held Texas

red this time around because of the tough stance he took in court against the leftists on what they were trying to do with us in Texas on our election policy.

Welcome, Ken Paxton.

How are you, you, sir?

Hey, I'm doing great.

How are you?

Good.

I want to talk to you about a couple of things.

First of all, big news, the judge in California dismissed your lawsuit against Twitter.

Can you comment on that?

Actually, just the opposite.

We had sent them civil investigative demands, which were like interrogatories, questions about their practices in Texas and why they were deplatforming certain people and what their policies were on certain you know contact moderation.

And instead of giving us that information, which they're required to under Texas law, they sued us in California, hoping to get a federal right

to stop us.

That's right.

I'm sorry, yes.

And she dismissed their case, which is the right answer.

We have a right to that information.

If they want to operate in Texas, they can sue us in the Texas court and

we'll go to a court on Texas law.

And I have a feeling they're not going to answer our questions anyway.

So if they don't, we'll be back in court, but we'll be in the Texas court.

So, oh that'll be nice uh so you're uh i forgot they were suing they were suing you uh right

twitter was correct i forgot about that i was thinking about our lawsuit you know texas lawsuit that is coming against them

Yes, so yes.

So we sued, we sued, we did sue Google.

We have sued Facebook, but we have not sued Twitter.

All we've done is start asking them questions, and they got very uncomfortable answering very simple questions about their policies.

And, like, what are the questions that you wanted to ask that they didn't want to tell you?

So, we wanted to understand what their policies were.

If they're out telling people they have a socially, you know, that

you have free speech

on your account, we wanted to understand what their policies were and how they were implementing those policies.

Very simple questions about their actual practices and what they say their practices are.

That's it.

Well, that would be nice to know.

That is the biggest problem.

I mean, Ken, you know, I mean, we're now the largest subscription, conservative subscription site in the world at the Blaze.

And they are always messing with our algorithms.

They are always screwing us.

It's not just Twitter.

It's all of them.

And they will never give us a straight answer.

They'll say, gee, no, nothing's going on.

Look, here's the evidence.

We can show it to you.

Just tell us what we did

so we can repair it or argue about it.

But they won't give us information.

And it seriously impacts our business.

Seriously impacts.

Absolutely it does.

And they hold themselves out at a place where you can get, you know, you can, that there is free speech.

So they're holding themselves out one way and they're operating another way.

And so we want to understand that

because consumers in Texas have a right to not be treated unfairly or have some type of deceptive trade practice, you know, done on them.

And right now, we have serious concerns about some of these tech companies.

I sincerely hope, and I imagine you are, but I sincerely hope

that Texas will stand behind its voices in the media because I wonder every day

how many more days, weeks, or months we have before they just completely just destroy us.

And say, you know, create your own internet.

Well, one of the things they're trying to do with me is they're trying trying to get the legislature to defund my ability to go fight them.

And, of course, I have no doubt they'll try to run somebody against me that will have lots of money to try to knock me out before I can finish my lawsuit.

So they have so much money they can fund opponents and they can fund

other people to come try to take my budget away so I can't go fight them.

That's what I've been fighting all session long to keep money so that I can fight these guys.

And it's been a war inside the legislature.

Ken, let me talk about something else.

I don't know what the federal government is supposed to do if they're not supposed to protect business, private business, from attacks from outside of the country and inside of the country.

Yesterday, when the White House said, you know, this is a private matter with the colonial pipeline.

And, you know, if they decide to pay the ransom, then that's their business.

I mean, I've never heard an official ever say, we negotiate with terrorists.

How is this not

the primary responsibility of the U.S.

government to protect businesses from things like this?

Well, look, new warfare is exactly what we're talking about because cybersecurity attacks are how these countries and these terrorist nations can ruin your country without ever walking across your border.

And that's exactly the types of things that the federal government should be protecting us against because nobody else has the resources to take on other governments and other who else is going to do it, so it's ridiculous for them to say that's a private issue when, in reality, if they aren't going to do anything about it, these countries will destroy us from the outside in

without ever firing a shot.

If Texas' main infrastructure was threatened, let's say the electricity grid, which is

separate from everybody else, if that was being threatened and what happened to us was from a cyber hacking, would you have recommended to anyone that they pay the ransom?

That the Texas power grid pays the ransom?

No, I mean, we would do everything possible to try to prevent that.

The problem we have is that, and I've dealt with this on with cities who have had this happen to them, somehow they've gotten into their backup, so you don't even have a way to go back and back it up.

And so it's going to be tremendous cost that they have no way to pay if they don't pay the ransom.

So it's a really awful situation that we need to find a way to address proactively, or we're going to see more and more of this.

Bad.

Okay, one last thing.

In Plano last weekend, a police officer

was standing right there as an anarchist, pulls out a gun and points it at a Plano citizen.

And the police

do nothing.

I never thought I would see this in Texas.

What's happening?

You know, I am such a fan of law enforcement and defending them because they have so much pressure on them and they get criticized for doing their job and they have a really hard job and have to make split-second decisions.

But when you let somebody, these groups, just come in and take over a highway, you create a tremendous risk for them because they can get hit by a car.

You create tremendous risks for the people in the car.

And it's against the law.

And the police should enforce the law.

And these people have every right to protest, just not in the middle of the highway.

They may be right.

They may be right about what they're protesting.

Even if they're not, they have a right to protest under our Constitution, but not in the middle of a highway in a busy intersection.

So what happened in Plano?

What happened?

How did that break down?

They just let them stay, and they arrested the guy that was complaining about it.

And it just seems kind of bizarre to me that the very guy that was being held up in traffic traffic and complaining about it is the guy that gets charged and everybody else can break the law and they get to no consequence

I mean this is like how it started in in Portland

what are we as a state going to do can you do anything with the with the local I mean I don't I mean I really appreciate the fact that we we are bifurcated as governments, but what can you do?

Anything?

All I can do is speak out and say this is wrong Because these local, these cities, they hire a city manager who hires a police chief.

It's all local control.

It's all based on the voters in that city as to whether they're going to allow this to continue.

So I can speak out, but I don't have the authority to go tell the police chief, hey, you need to follow the law.

I don't think I have ever seen a time in America where we need the individual.

And we don't even need experts in, you know, this

department or expert in this department.

I mean, it helps, but we need people with just basic common sense.

No, that's wrong.

You're going to arrest those people and not arrest that person.

You know what I mean?

We just need common sense.

We need the average Joe in office right now.

You know, you say that.

Somebody told me I was courageous for speaking out.

I said, it's not courageous.

It's common sense.

Anybody would think it's a bad idea, I think, to protest in the middle of a busy intersection by a freeway.

That's just, it makes no sense.

Why would you allow that when there's so many other places you could protest safely?

You know, I've told this story a million times, but I think about it almost every day.

When I was over in Auschwitz, I talked with my family to a woman who had been one of the righteous among the nations.

When she was very young, she saved Jews and hid them in her barn of her family and saved a lot of people.

And I asked her, I said,

how do you water the seed of righteousness in people?

So when those tough times come, they're ready.

And she said to me, you misunderstand.

The righteous didn't suddenly become righteous.

They just didn't go over the cliff with the rest of humanity.

And that's why what you're saying here about courage is so true.

You just have to remember what you grew up knowing was right and knowing what was wrong.

It's very simple.

Everybody makes it so complicated.

It's not.

What were you taught on the difference between right and wrong?

Stand for those things.

I agree.

It's not complicated.

And I think my kids when they were in junior high would have known it was a bad idea to protest.

Whether they knew it was against the law, they would have known it was a bad idea to protest in the middle of a busy intersection.

It just, it's quite honestly simple.

This is just parents that didn't take their kid by the ear at some point in their line and go, what were you thinking?

What were you thinking?

You know what I mean?

If any of us would have been playing in the street, let alone a highway, our parents would have grabbed us by the ear, thrown us in the back of the car, and the punishment would have been extreme.

But they would have started with, what the hell is wrong with you?

It's that clear.

I can tell you that I had one of my attorneys one of my top attorneys call the police chief just so we could try to understand why are you doing this and his answer was well we can't do anything about these people well you know

it'll create it'll create too much you know problem because you know of who they are and so we you know we what can we do and i'm like how about just enforce the law and treat everybody the same I mean, I don't care what group they're from.

I don't care if they're from a pro-life group or a BLM group.

If they're protesting in the middle of a road, it's a bad idea.

Well, people in Plano, you should show up at your next city council meeting

and you should be questioning your city manager and your mayor on this.

This is insanity, just insanity.

Ken, thank you for keeping the watch and thanks for doing what you're doing.

Please keep us up to date on Twitter and everything else.

One more thing.

And I've got about 30 seconds for you to answer.

We are saying now that anyone can carry a gun and it's a constitutional carry.

If we are naming it a constitutional carry, how come we haven't been doing that the whole time?

You know what?

It's a good question.

I've always wondered why we have a Second Amendment.

People, I think, have always had the right to do it, but states have limited that, and I don't think that's right.

I think people do have a right to carry under the Second Amendment, whether there's a law in the state or not.

I mean, that was the whole point, right?

That

the founders wanted us to be able to protect ourselves, not from each other, but from the government.

And so if the government can limit you on that ability, then that's not the Second Amendment.

That is not the Second Amendment.

So look, I'm just glad Texas is moving in this direction.

It is the right direction.

And unfortunately, there are plenty of other states who ignore the Constitution and people are not allowed to carry.

Thank you so much.

Ken Paxton, Attorney General of the great state of Texas.

Appreciate it.

Absolutely.

Have a great day.

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Tonight, you can call it what you want, cultural Marxism, neo-Marxism, progressivism, the new American left, whatever.

They all have, it's all saying the same thing now.

The radical rhetoric and policies that will bring violent consequences.

Now, how can you possibly say that?

Glenn, we're just trying to make the country better.

No, you're not.

No, you're not.

At this point, if you are for these radical policies,

you are a Marxist or you're a rube.

It is destroying our country and pulling us apart.

The calls for defunding the police because they're racist, all left of officers to be ambushed and killed.

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Critical race theory is now absolutely everywhere in our government, corporations, and our schools.

Revolution is what they want.

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It's not.

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Okay.

There's a new poll out.

The survey performed by the firm Competitive Edge Research, released by the educational research and advocacy group Parents Defending Education, found that 74% of respondents are somewhat or strongly opposed to white privilege training and to schools communicating minorities are inherently oppressed.

Only 6%

of the population was for this.

6.

If you feel overwhelmed and you feel you're alone, only 6%

are for this.

The rest are too afraid to say anything.

At this point, they don't have guns.

What are you afraid of?

all is required is you to group together and speak out

go and run for your school board

get on to your city council do whatever you have to do to protect what's being taught in our schools and get this this is worse than Common Core this is much worse than Common Core

this is re-education this is indoctrination of our children.

And it is so destructive, the only way I can truly describe it is evil.

And I describe it as evil because

tell me the good that comes out of teaching our children that the only way to stop discrimination is to discriminate.

The only way to stop racism is to be a racist in the other direction.

Tell me the good that comes out of, hey,

kids, you'll never make it because of them.

Not good.

It is not good.

There is a narrow sliver of the farthest left voters that view woke education favorably.

A small six percent

sliver.

I deliver the message to you today, and I have said this to you since 2007.

You are not alone.

You are in the majority.

However,

that sliver is in charge of a lot of stuff.

I'm going to give you two examples.

The entire Oklahoma City Board of Education denounced a law passed last Friday that bans critical race theory in public schools, calling it racist and an insult.

This is the school board on record

after the House and the Senate passed a law and said no critical race theory,

they freaked out.

They said,

according to the school board, that they worry House Bill 1775 will prevent accurate lessons involving race and history.

That's so much bullcrap.

I can't even, there's not a big enough shovel for that bull crap.

There is no one

that wants accurate history taught more than me, or probably you.

I know the dark history of America.

I can out-dark you on American history.

I don't care if you're Van Jones.

I can make Van Jones' hair stand up and turn white.

I can tell you the bad things that America has done, especially in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

But that's not who we are.

That's who we were.

And that's who we should never, ever become again.

And we should talk about the triumph over that kind of evil.

I want all of it to be talked about.

I want.

I am so sick and tired of people thinking that Andrew Jackson on our $20 bill is a decent guy or just an okay president.

I think he ended the republic that the founders built.

I think that's when we actually took our first turn away from, well, I know it, from divine providence to manifest destiny.

Completely an American idea.

Manifest destiny is not an American idea.

So they're freaking out.

That's in Oklahoma.

That's not New York.

That's Oklahoma.

So

if you think

you live

in a place less conservative than Oklahoma,

you've got problems.

Because all members of the school board said this was an outrage that they can't teach critical race theory.

Now, let me give you another story.

This one from the Daily Caller.

Teachers at Tennessee Public Schools criticize the state's ban on critical race theory instruction, saying it will hurt their ability to teach students about racism.

I have no problem teaching about racism.

I have every

fiber in me is against teaching anti-racism

because that is racism.

Tennessee General Assembly banned CRT instruction in early May, preventing schools from teaching students and individuals that it is inherently racist as a group or as an individual or an oppressor because of their race.

Blah, blah, blah.

Or you can also teach that the U.S.

is inherently a racist country.

I mean, what happens to all the other countries

who are built on slavery?

What happened to those countries?

Why are we the only one that is inherently racist?

How about Egypt?

How about Egypt?

How about England?

How about Brazil?

How about Mexico?

You know, I'm reading this great book called The Fingerprints of the Gods, and

it's a search for

the true history of humanity.

The theory is

that humans didn't just pop up 6,000 years ago or 5,000 years ago.

Humans were here before, and there was a very technological,

savvy

race of people

that had technology, in some regards, as much as we did, and it destroyed itself.

Something happened.

Anyway, this guy,

scientist, historian, is going around the world and he's finding evidence of all of these things.

You know, how did this happen if it wasn't there before?

Who actually is responsible for all these things?

And he's on South America and he's talking about, you know, the

Aztecs

and

how bad the Aztecs were.

And then he's saying, you know, Spain comes in and they just slaughter all of the Aztecs.

Well, what about Spain?

Really?

You want to talk about, you want to talk about taking over a nation?

Spain.

They come over.

And now everybody's speaking Spanish.

Spain.

Spanish.

How come Mexico is an inherently racist?

So sick of it.

Anyway, I digress.

Liz Jarvis, an English teacher,

she teaches English as a second language in Memphis.

She plans to flout the law.

She says the law favors white children.

To be frank, the bill will not make it harder for my personal classroom because I plan to ignore it.

Who's going to enforce it?

This is a bill that viciously favors white children and ignores the needs of children of color.

So there's at least one teacher

that says it doesn't matter.

There are a lot of teachers.

Why?

Because they were indoctrinated.

Why just

why become a teacher?

You think you're going to be able to change the world?

And I mean, you're somebody plotting to change the world.

Why become a teacher?

Unless you're going to become a teacher that teaches teachers.

Why have 40 students or 25 students and just teach them?

Why not teach a hundred students

who are then going right after your class to teach.

You teach far too many people that way.

It's perfect.

That's why our universities have been infiltrated for so long.

Teach the teachers.

Teach the leaders of tomorrow.

And the leaders of tomorrow, the ones who are going to be directly from you, right into CEOs, you know, in a few years, right into the classroom.

Give them the indoctrination first.

And then when the time is right, they will indoctrinate.

They believe it because many of them have already been indoctrinated.

The poison is already in them.

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Stand up in your community and fire the teachers.

Fire them.

Get the labor unions out of your classrooms.

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You know, I'm looking at this critical race theory

polling, Stu.

I'd love for you to break this down.

Maybe you can look at it.

Sure.

I don't know if you have a copy of it, but I'd love for you to look at the stats and see if it's one we can trust.

But

to me, it sounds right.

70% of the people are hardcore or somewhat against critical race theory being taught.

And only 7%

are

cheerleaders on the side saying, yes,

we have to have this in.

Sounds about right.

To me, that seems right.

Yeah.

Right?

I mean, that's just a feeling, but yes, it does seem to be right.

Like, I think a lot of people are hesitant.

They don't want to oppose it publicly, but I don't think a lot of people actually think this is a good idea, including most minorities, the overwhelming majority of minorities.

Right.

And that's what this poll shows: that it's not just white Republicans,

It's black Republicans, black Democrats, and many white and black Democrats.

But the support, that 6% or 7% support, seems to be coming from mainly white Uber liberals.

Again, that sounds absolutely right.

It absolutely does.

Not shocking at all.

And it seems to be, you know, it manifests itself in areas like the teachers' unions, right?

You know, on the show tonight on Studos America, we have documents that kind of got leaked from a school district in Pennsylvania that no one's seen before.

It's a privilege checklist that these students are forced to go through to see, are they white privileged?

Are they, I guess, thin privileged?

Some of it is like,

you know, are you being judged because of your weight?

I don't know.

You know, I certainly am.

Yes.

It's totally foreign to me.

Somebody should send me a check so they can buy more ho-hos.

But yes, I'm definitely being discriminated.

This is everywhere, Glenn.

It's everywhere.

It's everywhere.

And 7% of people are driving it.

We're going to talk a little bit more about this and the shows tonight coming up.

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Others have tried to show it to you before

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Why was it totally okay to talk about it before?

And yet these same people who were ringing the bell last time are now saying nothing to see here.

Marxism is the answer, and it is coming here

to America, and it is disturbing.

Let me just give you a sneak peek.

In the days of Stalin,

in the 1930s,

there was a problem because

Stalin was saying, we need more food in the cities, and so these farmers have to grow more food.

Well, the farmers couldn't grow more food.

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Does that sound anything like what's happening right now?

We have to break their spirit and their resistance and deprive them of sources for further existence and development?

Yeah, that's called the cancel culture.

I mean, that

this is much worse than the cancel culture in Stalin's world.

But it was the cancel culture at first.

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We got basically leaked documents from a school who has been handing out an assignment for this.

We're talking about like freshmen in high school

about

how to check your privilege and all of the different ways that you should check your privilege.

Now, we're talking about things like, you know, questions like you need to give a yes or no to a bunch of questions.

Give you a couple examples.

I can go shopping alone most of the time, pretty well assured that I will not be followed or harassed.

I am never asked to speak for all the people of my racial group.

I can be pretty sure that if I talk to the person in charge, I will be facing a person of my race.

It goes on to do other things like gender expression.

It goes on to even like fat-shaming type of questions.

People do not assume that I am lazy based solely on my size.

Now, I know for a fact people often assume that I am lazy based solely on my size.

I don't know that necessarily that's that's a something something we need to be pushing on freshmen in high school.

This is a, there's a bunch of stuff.

We're going to go through all of it tonight.

You can see the documents.

We'll show them to you tonight on Studios America.

But like, this is just yet another example of something that is incredibly widespread.

And it's like, in a way, a germ of what you're talking about on your show tonight, right?

It's like one of the building blocks of a larger transition of of a country turning is making sure that education turns against

the fundamental principles.

Like, I mean, opposition to racism, right?

Like, we are, Martin Luther King talked about this.

We are opposed to racism.

We don't discriminate against people based on their race.

Well, that's now been reversed.

Now, if you, we, you know, we see this in

the documents that were leaked earlier this week from Chris Ruffo on Disney, where they talked about a colorblind society as the enemy

of what we're supposed to be doing.

And much of that.

So Stu is going to be talking to you about how it's being shoveled into our schools and everywhere else.

I'm really concerned from the story that I saw today from Oklahoma and then Tennessee, where the school board says this law of not teaching critical race theory in school, it's dangerous and it's just your white privilege that's saying that you shouldn't have your kids learn this.

That kind of arrogance, when people have spoken,

is dangerous.

And then, you know, the story I told you a few minutes ago from Tennessee, where teachers are saying, I don't care what the law says, we're going to teach it anyway.

That is, that attitude is more prevalent in our schools than you think.

They are not answering to the people.

And it is

very dangerous,

very, very dangerous.

And they know this is the end game.

If you get this, if you get our kids believing this, they will turn against you and turn against everything that you've taught them.

We cannot teach this stuff to our children.

Which leads me to a letter that I shared in full at the beginning of this broadcast.

If you've missed any of the show today, you might want to go back and listen to it.

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But at the beginning of the program, I read a letter that

I don't know very many people that even know this came out yesterday, but it was an open letter from many, many retired generals and admirals.

And I just want to give you the first couple lines.

Our nation is in deep peril.

We are in a fight for our survival as a constitutional republic like no other time since our founding in 1776.

The conflict is between supporters of socialism and Marxism versus supporters of constitutional freedom and liberty.

During the 2020 election, an open letter from senior military leaders was signed by 317 retired generals and admirals, and it said that the 2020 election could be the most important election since our country was founded, quote, with the Democratic Party welcoming socialist and Marxist, our historic way of life is at stake.

We are on the very edge.

Now, there's another letter that is going around also from former military people.

And that letter is going around in France.

I don't know if you've heard this,

but France is on the edge because they have, I think, a thousand of their former generals and maybe even a few current ones that wrote almost the same letter,

except they say they're being destroyed within because of political correctness,

the poison that is coming from overseas, that would be us, the Marxist stuff.

But mainly they're concerned about their way of life being stomped out by the Islamicist movement.

And all of the people that signed that, all of the people that are with that, are

being called all kinds of names, racist, you know, xenophobes, everything over in France.

It's interesting that

we are headed towards revolution the same time France is.

But I don't think this is going to be

only fought here.

I think the entire world is being pushed into this global system.

Russia will love it.

China will love it.

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Hello, America.

There is a lot of talk in Washington, D.C.

about common sense policing.

We're going to take some federal action.

This George Floyd thing's got to stop.

Well, okay, I agree with you.

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I'd like to go through what's happening in the Senate and the House with the George Floyd police reform bill,

because I'm really concerned and want to be a hawk

with just open eyes looking for any attempts to federalize anything with the police.

Federalization of the police would be a very bad thing.

Does this bill even have a little bit of a hint of that in it?

I honestly don't know, but I happen to know somebody who does, and he joins us in just a couple of seconds.

Stand by.

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He is an attorney and member of the U.S.

Commission on Civil Rights, and I wanted to talk to him about the George Floyd Policing Act.

Peter, how are you, sir?

Doing well, Glenn.

Thanks for having me.

Good.

I think it's fair to say that the vast majority of Americans, I think with very few exceptions, think what happened to George Floyd was wrong and

it just shouldn't have happened the way it did.

I think there's a lot of people, at least in this audience, including me, that they don't think it was murder.

He didn't intentionally set out to kill him.

And we need to make sure that the good cops

are not on the force.

And the,

or sorry, the good cops are on the force.

And the bad cops, which I think are few and far between, are not on the the force.

And we treat our police officers with respect, but we demand the highest level of service, which I think most of them give.

However, I don't think that there's a lot of people that are being reasonable about things right now, especially when it comes to police.

And so I'm very concerned about the George Floyd Policing Act.

I want to tell you right off the bat, I know as much as the average person, which is almost nothing.

That's why you're on.

I wanted to make sure that

this isn't a cover of some sort of federal expansion.

Can you tell us what's in the act?

Sure.

Your instincts with respect to this are correct.

This is an intrusive bill, intrusive in terms of more federal involvement in local police matters.

And it's not going to solve anything that it purports.

I mean, it's called the George Floyd

Justice and Policing Act, but it's not going to address any of the issues related to the perception that that police may be targeting certain people of color, may have more aggressive postures toward certain individuals.

It's not going to have anything to do with that.

This is going to be something that is more of a quota system.

and it's going to relax policing standards.

It will result in more likely, I mean, this is, you can see a cause and effect throughout history with respect to legislation or actions like this where they do this, and let's say it's well-intended.

I'm not even sure that it's well-intended.

I simply think it's a reaction, a political reaction to what they see or perceive to be

racially disparate policing and it will result in hamstringing police,

handcuffing them in a way that will be dangerous to the community and to the police themselves, and it will do really just,

I would call un-American things, but crazy and stupid things, among which,

well, it requires,

it raises a presumption that if there are disparities in stops, searches,

traffic stops, for example,

or searches on the sidewalk, if there are any kind of racial disparities, numerical disparities in that, the presumption is that that was a result or that is evidence of racial profiling.

And nothing could be further from the truth.

We saw this kind of thing, Glenn, back in the 80s and then in the 90s when Giuliani came into office in New York where, you had more aggressive type of policing.

It was lawful but more aggressive and the crime rates plummeted because they targeted those areas and those individuals more likely to be involved in criminal activity.

Police used their good instincts to do that and as a result crime in New York fell.

So if

you're telling me, let's just say my town,

which is an affluent little suburb,

and the crime rate is very, very low here.

The real crime, the number one reported crime is domestic abuse.

So

if there was a disparity on,

let's say, stopping,

you know, looking for robbers or only going to black homes or searching black people or whatever, Asians, anybody, you're searching them, but you're not searching in our community

the white people,

we would be in trouble.

I mean,

do we have to go to homes and ask them about domestic abuse if it's not the white rich people doing it?

I mean,

because it's the right white rich people that are beating each other up in their houses at night in my neighborhood.

The presumption is that any type of racial disparity is a sign of some type of discrimination, some type of invidious practice that will then invoke the jurisdiction of the federal government and others too, by the way, because the federal government is going to be contracting with, among others, the NAACP, La Raza, ACLU to

study these disparities and come up with pilot programs for enforcement and training of police officers, police departments, so they will not be engaged in this kind of conduct.

And they are being funded too.

I don't remember exactly the amount of funds.

It's not clear from the legislation, but you can expect it's going to be a lot of money.

They'll be funding more money into these organizations to come up with the

race, otherwise known as La Raza.

We'll be giving money to them to police our police.

Yeah,

that's the intent here.

And you can just imagine what that's going to look like.

And

the disparities then will naturally result in a certain type of calculated policing.

In other words, if you look at Chicago, Chicago is a good example.

We know that it's just an incredible crime wave that's been going on there for several years now.

More than 90% of all shooting victims and perpetrators are black, okay, even though only about 30-something percent of the entire city of Chicago is black.

Well, that's a primate facial disparity right there, which would trigger scrutiny of the Chicago Police Department.

And of course, people are going to try to, just as a matter of human nature, try to, quote-unquote, get their numbers right.

So in order not to be accused of any kind of racial misconduct, maybe be subject to scrutiny, possible prosecution by the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department, you know, there's going to be more calculated policing.

I'm not saying that it's going to be done in a way that, you know, it's going to be proportionate to the racial makeup of the city, but you can be assured that individuals are going to act like human beings.

And when they understand that there are punitive actions that may be in the offing if they get their numbers wrong, there might be a skewing of the kind of policing that you would ordinarily see

if it was being done based on crime.

What does that mean that they just stop people for,

guys, we're out of whack.

You need more white people.

Does it have to be the same crime or can it just be traffic ticket?

What does that mean that they would balance that out?

It's likely going to be an apples to apples comparison so that if 90% of traffic stops are of blacks, they they better start to get that number right, at least more in proportion with what the composition is in that particular locality.

It doesn't matter which crime.

How does that work on murder?

Does it work on murder?

It really does work.

I get the traffic stops, not murder.

None of these things can really work.

I mean, if you take a look at the real-world adult data on this, there are significant differences in commission of certain crimes based on a race.

There's no if, ands, or buts about it.

You can't ally to that fact.

And if you want to have a safer community, especially a black, look, I live in an all-black neighborhood in Cleveland, Ohio.

Okay.

I've been living there for 40 years.

And there's more crime there than where my law partners live, which are in the Tonier suburbs.

I just happen to choose to live there, and I've got a very nice little property there, and it's a nice little community, but there's a lot of crime in that neighborhood.

No if, ands, or buts about it.

Now, the fact of the matter is that what's the old saying from Willie Sutton, you know, why do you rob banks?

Well, that's where the money is.

Well, why should we have more policing in black neighborhoods?

Because on a per capita basis, there is more crime there.

And if you don't do that, if you don't have a greater concentration of efforts in the communities where there is crime, you're going to get even more crime.

And we saw that after the Michael Brown incident back in 2000, whatever it was, 14, 15,

which resulted in what Heather McDonald called the Ferguson effect, withdrawal of active policing from high-crime neighborhoods because cops were afraid of ending up like the cops who have been accused of you know police misconduct because of shooting blacks so you get that withdrawal and then what happens crime spikes in those neighborhoods we saw that after the George Floyd incident crime in

black neighborhoods has gone up 300 400 percent it's not just confined to black neighborhoods but in the areas where you you really need the policing police because of sometimes because of consent decrees from the Department of Justice which the Obama administration was famous for imposing sometimes because just the natural reticence on the part of police.

They don't want to end up like Derek Chauvin or anyone else.

There's data out there that shows that black police officers, for example, are 3.3 times more likely to shoot a suspect than white police officers.

And it's just common sense.

White police officers are petrified of withdrawing their service revolver because they know what's going to happen.

And that makes for not just it's unsafe for police officers, but it's unsafe for the community because that active, aggressive kind of policing that's necessary to deter crime crime and to apprehend felons is is going to be lacking.

It's going to wane.

And that's precisely what's going to happen with the George Floyd Justice and Policing Act.

Okay, so I want to ask you two questions first, just to make sure I understand what I think we're headed towards.

Right now, people are talking about a civil war in France because of these no-go zones.

And

they have said, police, you can't go into these areas.

And they are surrounding and choking off the major cities.

Crime is handled by the Islamists.

And it's bad.

It's really dangerous, some of these no-go zones.

This is kind of an unofficial no-go zone.

I mean, it would just naturally happen, wouldn't it?

The cumulative effect of all of these practices, including the effect of the George Floyd Justice and Policing Act, would have something similar to that.

We're seeing some semblance of that even before this act goes into effect.

Right now, it's still pending in the Senate.

It was passed by the House last summer.

I don't think there have been any recent actions on it because of the presidential election and the run-up in the Biden administration kind of wrapping up.

But nonetheless, take a look at, we've got no-gold zones already up in Minneapolis and Seattle and other places.

Yes, we do.

And it's going to be that much worse when you have the compounding effect of the Ferguson effect because of the riots and the BLM protests of the last summer.

And then this kind of hamstringing of natural police conduct is going to result in more criminals having a free reign to terrorize communities in Chicago, or you know, whatever municipal area you're talking about or urban area where there is always going to be some higher crime rates.

This is a it's so ill-considered,

it's incredible.

I don't know if it'll pass in the Senate.

You know, it's I'm hopeful that there are some senators that are a little bit more mature and thoughtful about this.

But we're on this George Floyd

train right now where we're upending

so many of our institutions and our culture.

And much of it is based on a flawed narrative.

And that flawed narrative, of course, is that cops are out there just executing blacks.

And the fact of the matter is,

black suspects are actually proportionally less likely to be shot than white suspects are.

They're less likely

on an aggregate basis.

Are blacks more likely to be shot?

I mean, cumulative numbers, yes.

But the reason for that is blacks are vastly more likely to be involved in criminal conduct in which there's going to be an encounter with a cop.

That's the reason for it.

You know, you take a look at the fact that

in terms of crime rates, blacks are almost seven times, 6.8 times more more likely than whites to be arrested for murder.

Blacks are 2.74 times more likely than whites to be arrested for killing a cop.

Those types of figures are extraordinary and go down the list of every felony that you can think of.

And that's why blacks are going to have more encounters with cop that may result in some type of interaction using the use of force.

Okay, Peter, hang on just a second.

I want to take a one-minute break, and I have one more question for you.

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he was actually on the National Labor Relations Board in 2006, appointed by President George W.

Bush.

Boy, would I love to talk to you about that and what is being done there.

We might have to have Jan talk just about what is happening with our labor unions and everything else.

But we're talking about policing.

There was a story that came out, Peter,

back after 2010, and it was about policing in Atlanta.

They were having a hard time finding people that wanted to be a police officer in Atlanta.

So they had to relax the standards.

And they actually had people who had been in prison that were applying.

to become a cop and they were close to relaxing it to the point to where those people would get in.

That's extraordinarily dangerous.

When you said they're relaxing the standards, does that mean hiring standards?

Yeah, it means hiring standards.

We're going to lower hiring standards if this act passes.

That's one of the principal ways in which you can increase the quote-unquote diversity

in the police force.

And we already have a difficult time recruiting

black police officers, and to a certain extent, in certain areas, Hispanic police officers, although there's less of a problem doing that.

But in order to get people to be qualified, they're going to have to lower the standards to get the kind of racial composition that this act is anticipating, and that's going to be bad for everybody across the board.

Peter, thank you so much for watching this.

Keep your eye on it.

Alert us if you see any movement on it.

I'm glad we had you on.

I'd like to have you back on about

the

National Relations, Labor Relations Board at some point.

Thank you so much.

Back in just a minute.

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Glad you're here.

I want to spend some time today just giving you an update on the economy.

The inflation rate is now 4.2%.

Now,

that's because we calculate things differently.

And quite honestly, times change, so we're not buying the same things, et cetera, et cetera.

But

it's not that dramatic.

They have changed the way we calculate the CPI,

the inflation, the cost of products that everybody needs.

We changed that formula back in 1980.

Then we changed it again in 1990.

So if we look at our 4.2%

and we compare it to

where we would be in today's inflation, if you grew up in the 90s and you saw the inflation number, you would go, oh, we're at that inflation rate.

So let's compare it.

Because you can't say, oh, inflation, it was much worse under Jimmy Carter.

Let's take what we have today and calculate it the same way.

Then we can compare it.

You can't say, you know what?

Since we started using the metric system, you know,

I mean, it's crazy.

You know, it's

everything's gotten shorter or longer or whichever it is.

You know, you have to use the same calculation on both ends.

So let's use what we find from shadowstats.com, where they give us the calculation of today's numbers

in the same way that they did in the 1990s.

So 4.2%,

if we calculated it the same way we did in the 90s, would be how much, Stu?

In the 90s, it would be about 8%.

Okay.

So our government has found a way to cut that in half.

Congratulations.

So what that means is when you're looking at the 4.2, generally speaking,

you're looking at a number that would have been 8% inflation in the 1990s.

So when Clinton was in office, if we had what's going on today, they would have said we're running 8%

inflation.

That's a huge number, A huge number.

Now, Jimmy Carter, when Reagan got in, 1980 was the worst year of inflation.

If we, and what was inflation then, 13%?

Under Jimmy Carter?

Hit up, yeah, 13, almost 14, 15%

at times.

Okay, yeah, over 13%.

It was horrific during the 70s.

It was country-killing kind of inflation.

And then Reagan got in and changed some things, and we got it under control.

So

what is our inflation compared to then?

It was 13% to 15% inflation at the top of the worst parts of Jimmy Carter.

What are we at today at the beginning of this inflationary period?

If we calculate the same way they did in the Carter years.

Yeah, according to some of these guys who try to figure this alternate inflation out, they say it's over 11%

right now.

So we're at the beginning where people are still saying, we're not seeing inflation.

No, we're not seeing inflation.

And Bank of America is saying, we're seeing transitory hyper-inflation coming.

Okay.

No, no, we're not.

If you calculate it the same way, generally speaking, in the 1980s, you calculate the same way, we're almost at the the beginning of this, almost in the worst parts of the Carter years.

And

it's not going to get better because the way you stop inflation is you pull money back.

You discourage people from spending money.

And you do that by making it harder and harder to get money, to get a loan, to get a credit card.

That's how you make inflation go go back down because you have to destroy all of the money that was printed for the stimulus.

So you got to suck that back into the system and destroy it.

The only way to do that is through higher interest rates.

The Fed said, and I'm trying to figure this out: the Fed said that they're not going to raise interest rates until we have a steady inflation rate of about 2%.

Wait.

We're already more than double that number.

And the way you bring it down to 2% is you make it harder for money to be spent or borrowed.

So you're saying you're not going to do those things.

Is it like the scale when you stand on it?

Stu and I were talking about it earlier.

You stand on a scale, you know how it goes past zero.

I only weigh 21 pounds.

That's it.

Because it starts over.

Once it goes to a certain number, it just starts at zero again.

Is that how inflation works?

I'm pretty sure that's how it works.

Yeah, that's definitely how my scale works.

All right.

So let me explain inflation in another way.

Let's just for

its easy math, let's just use 10% inflation.

If you want to go the way the government is calculating today, it's four.

It's 4.2 official today.

If you want to look at it more realistically, it's probably between 8 and 11

from where you remember when you were growing up.

But let's just use 10% inflation as an example.

If we have 10% inflation, which I claim we do because of the Shadowstat numbers, they're playing a game with it.

If we have 10% inflation, that means year over year, If you had $100 in the bank,

$100 worth of buying power, you still have $100.

That's what it says on the ledger.

But

you only have the buying power of $90.

So you've lost $10

this year for every $100 that you have.

But this is year over year.

So if next year, 2022, is as delightful as this year is, and let's let's just say it stays flat at 10%.

You now have 80 cents, right?

82.

Yeah, 81.

81

because, yeah, because of 90%.

So you lose 9 cents.

Then you have 72 cents.

73, yeah.

73 the next year, and

so on and so on.

You'll see that

with inflation,

this is how people become poor.

This is what happened in Venezuela.

This is what happened in Cuba.

This is what happened in Germany.

This is what happens in Zimbabwe.

This is what happens everywhere.

They print money and spend to get out.

What happens is the money becomes worth less and less.

So the products seem like they're going up in price, but they're not going up in price.

And the politicians will tell you, it's these companies.

It's the policy of these companies hoarding all of that

money, they're just getting rich.

No, it's the policies of the central bank and the government spending too much and then buying their own debt and printing more money.

That's what causes inflation.

And they'll blame it on someone else because they create the problem.

They, of course, will have the solution.

Chuck Schumer's solution, did you hear this yesterday, Stu?

Chuck Schumer actually came out and said inflation is happening because we don't have the workers.

And the reason why we don't have the workers is not because we're paying them to stay home.

No, no, no.

It's that Donald Trump didn't let enough illegal aliens in so they could have jobs.

So we we're not We're not getting products built because we don't have enough illegals coming across the border because of Donald Trump.

That's the kind of stuff that leads you into Weimar.

Because it's a sickness.

It's a mental disorder.

It really is.

It's a mental disorder.

You are so far from reality,

you're either sick, you're so deluded yourself that you're sick, or you know exactly what you're doing and you're part of the problem.

Which is it, Chuck?

Because it's only two.

With Chuck, I think it's both.

I mean, to be fair, I think he's both sick and part of the problem.

So

I don't know if there's much of a distinction you can make with Chuck in particular, but you're right.

It's a massive, massive problem.

And

I don't think the American people necessarily have felt any of this pain yet, right?

We're still,

when you rush sugar into an economy like this, right?

You can, of course,

of course you can have some positive early effects from it, right?

I mean, everyone knows that you can

quote unquote add jobs if you just start paying people $50,000 to sit on their couch, right?

In theory, like like you could say it's a job and people have jobs and they're making money.

We also know that that's not a sustainable long-term way of doing business.

And when you have multiple trillions of dollars going out the door in multiple bills, I mean, not even just one of them,

at least three

giant bills that are just going to spend and spend and spend on the back of a year where we already spent.

$10 trillion.

You're, I mean,

it's going to test everything we ever thought as conservatives, conservatives, right?

All this time we were like, eventually this is going to catch up to us.

I mean,

I don't know how this isn't going to happen.

It's here.

It's here.

It's here.

And they're only doubling down.

Let me give you one more thing.

This is from Stanley Druckenmiller.

He's one of the big

investment titans in America.

And he came out yesterday on CNBC and he said, I can't find any period in history where monetary and fiscal policy were this out of step with the economic circumstances.

Not one.

He says the Fed has continued its policies to help underwrite the spending bidge in Congress, which has allowed more than $5 trillion in stimulus and is contemplating trillions more in infrastructure-related spending.

Over the long haul, he said, the policies and heavy debts and deficits they support will threaten the dollar's standing as the world's reserve currency.

That status means the dollar is accepted for transactions and as a store of wealth anywhere and is widely held by central banks around the world.

If they want to do all of this and risk our reserve currency status, risk an asset bubble blowing up, so be it.

But I think we at least ought to have a conversation about what all of this means.

If we're going to monetize our debt, we're going to enable more and more of this spending.

And it looks like we are, I'm worried that for the first time within 15 years, we're going to lose the world's reserve currency status.

And of course, all of the unbelievable benefits that accrued with it.

People don't understand

why World Reserve currency status is so important.

We become Mexico the day we lose that.

we have to get involved locally.

We must get involved in our communities locally.

If you believe in the Bill of Rights and you will stand for the Bill of Rights, I don't care anything else.

Will you stand for the Bill of Rights?

Good.

Run for office.

Run for office.

I don't care if it's dog catcher.

Run for office.

Back in a minute.

Well,

every day, you walk out that door every morning knowing that you're about to face another day of living with pain.

I know what it's like.

I have,

I don't face that anymore.

I used to.

How am I going to do this?

I used to get up every day and go, I can't do this another day.

Now I just do it for other reasons.

I say that for other reasons, but it used to be for pain.

I can't live like this any longer.

And before I gave up, thank God, I married to an unbelievably beautiful and wonderful woman who makes me do things that I normally wouldn't do.

Yes, yes, I'll have my colon tested and scoped up my...

Yes, honey, I'll do that.

Anyway, she made me take Relief Factor and she said, just try it.

It's three weeks.

Try it.

If it doesn't work, fine.

But try it.

So I did.

And I really didn't think it was going to work.

And then I was really stupid because I thought, hey, I just feel better.

You know, it has nothing to do with this stupid thing.

And then I got off it.

Mistake.

Try it now.

They're three-week trial period.

Do it now.

Rough,

sorry, relieffactor.com.

That's relieffactor.com.

Get your life back.

For those thousand gas stations that don't have any gas, I want you to listen to the Energy Secretary because you're going to feel much, much better.

Here they are, Energy Secretary yesterday on gas shortages.

In this particular region, that's where we're going to see the crunch.

And this is why we know that we have gasoline.

We just have to get it to the right places.

And that's why these next couple of days, I think, will be challenging.

And we want to encourage people.

Yes.

Oh, my God.

Things will be back to normal soon.

And I want to encourage people not to hoard and know that they stop.

You know, as long as I know it's a supply crunch and not a gas shortage, I feel so much better.

And if I just would have been educated in critical race theory, I would have known the power and importance of words like that.

Now, here's Pasaki.

I call her that because she sucks.

But anyway, here's Biden's press secretary yesterday on the pipeline.

Listen.

She was very quiet.

Do you have it?

Basaki says Biden is...

No,

it's pad audio.

Pisaki says Biden is still considering canceling existing pipelines.

Sorry, I'm talking to my producers.

Go ahead.

Thank you.

Two topics.

I'll look quick.

Is the White House rethinking their opposition to new pipeline projects since one really important one goes offline and gas stations start running dry?

I wouldn't say we look at it as through that prism, Peter.

We look at it, we analyze both the impact, the economic impact, as well as the environmental impact and that will certainly remain the case but we look at different each pipeline project uh individually

okay so there's still a terrible answer to that question uh awful yeah awful answer i mean she has to be fair to her she there's nothing she can say she's just been called out for one of their main points of their ideology that which is going to destroy uh large parsh portions of the economy if if something goes wrong

tell me stu how i am possibly wrong thinking that that's why they're not responding to this and saying, ah, it's a private sector problem.

They want gas prices to go up.

They don't care.

They want people to get out of gasoline.

And that's why yesterday they were like, we're going to double down on solar.

If that's what they want, they're doing a great job at it so far.

By the way, started at $2.25 beginning of the year.

We're now at $3 a gallon.

Wait till you see what gas prices are going to be next week.

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