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Yesterday, Gandhi was here.

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In fact, today, I've got...

Today...

If they would allow me to join join the police union, I would gladly pay dues to that union today.

But they better step it up.

Yeah,

yeah, Glenn Beck, suddenly for unions?

Yeah,

yes, I am.

We go to Columbus, Ohio in 60 seconds.

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All right, oh, yeah,

so this morning I got up and I was just listening to NPR because I want to know what everybody is saying.

I want to listen to credible news.

I don't want to be sucked into

some sort of a vortex where I'm just fed lies and conspiracy theories.

I want the truth.

So I went to NPR, and here's what they started with today.

Okay, for the second night in a row, protesters marched in Columbus, Ohio, after an officer shot a 16-year-old girl.

Okay, stop.

Can we stop?

Can we stop?

Can we stop?

Can we stop?

Can we stop?

For the second night in a row, now I know they're a credible news organization, but

right there, for the second day in a row, they're marching against the police officer, shooting someone who was going to stab somebody else.

You're still marching?

Okay, go ahead.

That was her name, Makaya Bryant.

She was involved in a fight on Tuesday.

Body cam footage shows officer Nicholas Reardon, who's been on the force just since December of 2019, pull up and get out of the car.

Video shows Makaya holding what appears to be a knife.

The video released by police shows her lunging at another person just before the officer yells, get down, and fires four shots.

And Pierce Frank Morris is in Columbus.

Frank, good morning.

Good morning, Steve.

We've heard a little bit about the case there, but work us through the evidence as it stands today.

I know each day we're learning a little more.

Work us, work us a little bit more.

We're learning more because police released more video of the incident last night.

This is body camera footage from another one of the responding officers, so it's a different vantage point.

The Columbus Police Department was quick to release initial body cam footage from Officer Nicholas Reardon who fired his gun.

Stop, stop, stop.

Why did they release that so quickly?

By the way, I think it should be released immediately.

Every time, immediately.

It will stop all of these false narratives.

Or so I thought.

Oh, I was so naive on Monday.

So they should release the body cam footage immediately, every time.

But now they have a, now they're starting to look and see some other things.

So what is it that they're looking for?

What have we found now?

The videos show officers responding to a disturbance on a residential street that seemed to be centered around Makaya Bryant.

Seconds after officers showed up, Bryant is shown lunging at a woman who falls.

Reardon pulls his gun and yells.

Then Bryant turns to another woman, rearing back with what police say was a knife in her hand, as the woman cowers on the side of a car.

Then, not 15 seconds into the encounter, Reardon Reardon fires several shots, killing Bryant.

Interim Columbus Police Chief Michael Woods wouldn't comment on the killing because it's being investigated by state authorities.

But at a press conference yesterday, he did say that officers are trained to respond in kind.

When officers are faced with someone employing deadly force, deadly force can be the response the officer gives.

Yeah.

So that's the information and the explanation, I guess would be the word that police are giving.

The explanation of the people responding on the streets.

Well, as you mentioned, there were several protests last night.

I went to one in the street in front of police headquarters in downtown Columbus and saw Tonay Daniel looking on with tears in her eyes.

It isn't going to change anything overnight, but I think that it makes them see us in a different light.

We're not animals.

Right.

We're not animals.

I'm asking for a little bit of peace.

And normal

peace.

And normal peace.

Normal says she lives a couple of miles.

Can we stop her?

Can we stop?

Can we, for the love of Pete,

stop?

The police did not just show up.

Somebody called the police.

Maybe it was somebody in the house.

Maybe it was, maybe it was one of the people.

Maybe it was a neighbor that said, it's out of control.

We're not animals.

No, no, you're not animals.

Who said you were animals?

I mean, can you get that out of your head?

You are living a very sad and pathetic life if you think people look at you like animals.

Okay, it's sad and pathetic.

And if somebody calls you an animal, well, call me.

I'll put you on the air.

We'll talk about it because it's wrong.

Make sure nobody calls black people animals.

You know, like Woodrow Wilson did when he referred to black people as monkeys.

Yeah, the progressive Democrat that is everybody's hero.

Yeah, that's what he did.

Anyway, you're not animals.

We know that.

Enlightened people know that.

And enlightened people, I can't believe believe I'm calling the American public enlightened, but you know, what is that?

99% of the American people.

You're not animals.

Okay.

Well, this was a out-of-control street brawl.

Now, did you notice the one thing before the NPR anchor said,

that's the information, I guess, if that's what you call it?

Yeah, that's exactly what I call it.

Did you notice

right before he dismissed

what the reporter was saying, the reporter said something I thought really important.

After 15 seconds

of pulling up, after 15 seconds, the officer discharged their gun.

So if you watch the video, can we just play the video?

It is such a chaotic scene.

This starts as soon as he gets out of the car.

He's running up.

What's going on?

Putting his hands up.

Somebody is thrown right in front of him.

Somebody else is kicking that person.

And then

behind that is the woman

who has a knife and is ready to stab.

Can we look at this frame by frame?

Stu, take us through these frames.

This is incredible.

It's 15 seconds.

Look what this officer had to process.

So you can see Bryant is the one who's eventually shot.

She's in the middle of an interaction when the president when the officer arrives, and that interaction is with a girl who eventually she

the police say that she stabbed or was trying to stab this girl as well.

You can't really see that in the video, but you do see that they have the fight.

And if you go to the next one, you can see she is pushed the other girl to the ground.

She's falling backwards.

And okay, next slide.

You can see the female in pink, who eventually is the one who's going to be stabbed or almost stabbed, is standing at the street, completely not engaged at all.

She's not a threat.

There's no reason to go after her as Bryant has this interaction.

Here,

describing it for the radio audience, you see what seems to be an adult male who's come over to the woman who's fallen on the ground.

So Bryant is now standing and starting to move toward the girl in pink.

As the other girl is sitting on the ground, an adult male has come over and he does appear to be to be trying to kick the young teenage girl on the ground in the head.

I don't know.

No, it doesn't appear to be.

I mean, go to the next one.

Yeah.

Look at his foot is way up in her head.

Yeah, you can see.

I mean, he's kicked with power.

With power.

And now in the background, you can kind of see the action happening between the girl in pink and Bryant.

However, people are missing that this guy just comes over and kicks the girl who's on the ground right in front of the cop.

So, God only knows.

Like at the feet.

Yeah.

At the feet of the cop.

This guy kicks the girl.

She then is thrown up off the ground towards the police officer.

Mm-hmm.

And at that same time,

he's got to this police officer is watching what is happening behind him.

Now, you see,

number one.

I mean, behind those guys, way in the the distance towards the car.

Number one, you can see where the result of the kick from the adult to the girl on the ground is she is now completely obliterated by this.

I mean, she's completely turned over on her face now on the ground.

Behind that, you can see

Bryant with the knife.

She starts the knife low, and then you see the next frame.

She then raises it into striking position.

You can see she raises her arm straight up like she's about to plunge the knife into this girl in pink who's cowering against a car.

Actually, as you look at the detail of the video, you can see a very small dog is at her feet who's in the middle of all of this.

And then at that moment is when the shots ring out.

Bryant is killed and the girl in pink runs the opposite direction.

This police officer is amazing.

Amazing.

I mean, in 15 seconds, he finds the threat.

It's not the guy kicking.

I would have been looking, going, wait, wait, what are you doing?

Stop kicking her in the head.

I would have missed the stabbing.

And I think most of us would have looked at that situation.

I mean, how many of us saw the video?

And you're before it was slowed down, before they told you where to look.

If I showed that to you in 15 seconds, most people would have just focused on the girl at the feet of the officer that's being kicked.

He, for some reason, knows, dismiss this.

The real trouble is behind them.

Because he saw the weapon, right?

Which is why he's pulling his gun out in the first place.

And you're seeing that where she wasn't brandishing it.

The first time you see it, it appears to be.

The first time you see it is when she's starting to pull it out from, you know, from next to her.

Did you see the weapon at any other time?

You couldn't see it on the video, though.

The police say that that's why the woman fell in the first place, because she was swinging the knife at her.

So you see the first woman fall.

And so it's hard to tell from our perspective, but you can, you know, look, this is not the best quality video in the world.

I can't tell you how fortunate it is for this officer that a couple of frames of this video capture the knife perfectly because

if his, I don't know, if he was turned a few degrees one way or the other or fabricated and moved up in front of the camera for one second, you wouldn't have seen the

everybody would have said they planted that knife.

They planted that knife.

Exactly.

I mean it's incredibly fortunate for okay.

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So the White House said on Wednesday in a statement on the shooting,

she was a child.

We know that police violence disappropriately impacts black and Latino people and communities, and black women and girls, like black men and boys, experience a higher rate of police violence.

Her death came just as America was hopeful of a step forward after after the traumatic and exhausting trial of Derek Chauvin, and the verdict was reached.

Oh my gosh.

So,

yeah.

Yeah,

it was bad.

Valerie Jarrett said a black teenage girl named Makia Bryant was killed because a police officer immediately decided to shoot her multiple times in order to break up a knife fight.

Demand accountability.

Fight for justice.

People survive knife wounds far more often than they survive police shootings,

especially multiple times in the chest.

If police resolution to every conflict involving black and brown people is to shoot or kill someone, we don't need police.

Defund and abolish policing now.

Go for it.

Go for it.

I would like to talk to the FOP.

I would like to join your union.

I know I'm not officially a police officer, but I would pay dues gladly if you start to defend these guys.

And the first thing that you need to do, and I know you're already doing it,

but I have seen a lot of people walk out of their jobs.

And I've seen unions say, you know what?

We're going to walk.

We're going to walk because they don't have transgender bathrooms, so we're going to walk.

The teachers union.

Hey, yay, yay, yay, yay.

I don't know.

Some of those kids got a runny nose.

I can't go to work today.

FOP, pull your officers from the streets.

Every single officer in Ohio should be standing with this officer.

Now, this is with the caveat that we only know what we have so far, but it appears as though this police officer is a hero.

A hero.

He didn't...

He didn't go, oh man,

let's go look for something I can break up.

Called to to the scene.

In 15 seconds, he is required to figure out what the hell is going on.

What do I do?

He sees a knife.

Well,

what do you want him to do?

If he didn't shoot, it would have been, well, oh my gosh.

Oh, my gosh.

He just let this woman get stabbed to death while watching her.

Why didn't you shoot her in the leg?

Because it's a small target.

Why didn't you shoot her in the hand and make her drop the knife?

I've seen Tom Cruise do that.

Shut up.

Shut up.

First of all, you don't pull a gun to warn someone.

You pull the gun and warn them.

I have a gun.

I'm going to shoot.

Stop what you're doing.

I'm going to shoot.

In this particular case,

someone's life was at stake.

Stop, stop, stop, stop.

Get down.

Boom.

Now, I know that you see in the movies how a bullet will throw you through a plate glass window when you're hit.

No, it doesn't.

No, it doesn't.

And sometimes one isn't enough.

And I would like someone in this audience to tell me they actually have that much control of their adrenaline.

This guy, oh, he just got onto the police force.

He's only been a police officer for a year.

You control your adrenaline as much as this guy did.

Shot her four times, yeah.

Boom, boom, boom, boom.

Until she falls.

He did it without shooting anyone else.

He did it without injuring anyone else.

This guy was a good marksman, a good shot, and he had

an absolute solid reason for doing it.

If I were in the Columbus Police Department, I would not go into work.

And I know you're all way too responsible for this.

That's why I'm not a cop, I guess.

Because I could not take it.

Unless the people of Columbus, the people of Ohio, and the good people of America start standing up, you are not going to have anything but thugs in your police force.

Because, you know, when they can't find anyone to hire, they gotta hire somebody.

Gee, I wonder who would want to be a police officer.

Certainly, very few people that are in it for the right reasons.

You'll get the people who want that power trip.

You'll get the bad guys.

You'll get the former convicts.

Oh, yeah, they'll be a police officer.

FOP, this is not an empty.

I will pay dues to you.

I will join your union.

Just stand up and protect our cops.

This has got to stop.

It's got to stop.

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What?

Yeah.

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I mean, it could wipe us all out.

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Thank you.

Good to be here, Glenn.

Noticed something.

I noticed something as I've been listening to the show.

Yeah.

You won't say her name.

Say

her name.

I said her name.

You didn't say.

Say her name.

Why are you avoiding it?

I love this chance.

Say her name.

Say her name.

Okay, I'll say her name.

And I'll use it in a sentence.

16-year-old Micaiah Bryant was fatally shot by a police officer who bodies whose body camera footage showed she had a knife held over her head as she was about to lunge it into the chest of someone else.

So now I've said her name.

And I've used it in a sentence.

Now spell it.

Is that helpful?

Now spell it.

You can't, can you?

M-A-Y.

Apostrophe K-H-I-A.

Okay.

Bryant.

Any relation to Kobe Bryant?

No.

No relation.

None that we know.

No relation whatsoever.

You know, from the beginning of the Black Lives Matter movement, they have been inventing false narratives.

Flat-out lies.

Like, anybody remember hands up, don't shoot, which wasn't the case at all.

Yes.

And now here we are with this latest shooting.

She was a child.

She was a baby.

I mean, it's not like

she was just

doing her makeup in the house, and then somebody walked into the house and shot her dead.

She

stabbed somebody with a knife.

Wait, wait, wait.

Where was that sentence in the press for the seven-year-old that was killed at a McDonald's drive-through the night before?

Yeah.

Where was that?

Yeah, she was just a child.

Right.

Seven.

Who literally

wasn't committing a crime at the time, was just sitting there in the car seat.

It's unbelievable.

The question is: is it possible?

Is it possible for any police shooting to be anything other than race?

Is it possible?

Because if you can't see that this one is not race-based, you don't want this answer.

Considering the fact that the officer was protecting a black woman,

like how on earth could this possibly be racial?

But, of course,

it is right.

So, what is it?

The question is: is it possible for any single shooting to not be about race?

Because

if it's not possible, why are we even having these conversations?

Yes, yes, it is.

You're not going to like the answer to this question.

Oh, no.

But I have one that is not about race.

Okay.

Okay.

You remember the

2017 GOP baseball shooting?

Yes.

Okay.

A, not about race.

And B, not about targeting Congress.

C, not about politics.

D, not

domestic terrorism.

This was suicide by cop.

136 rounds, all aimed at congressional

people.

That's not what suicide by cop is.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, it is.

This guy wanted wanted to die by the cop.

So he went to the corner.

I mean, that's not what he said, but no.

And he specifically was looking and hunting for Republicans.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

But the FBI.

Now, DHS has said that this was a domestic terror act, but FBI has determined suicide by cop.

So that had nothing to do with politics.

But there was your answer.

I mean, I hope that makes you feel better.

Here's a case.

It does not.

It's not race-related.

Does not make me feel better.

No, I'm going to say it does not.

No.

You know, I have to tell you, until the police,

because they're, would you, would you sign up to be a police officer today?

Oh, good God, no.

I mean, they wouldn't want me anyway, but good God, no.

I would not.

I mean, you would, and you would not, if something was happening and it was in a black neighborhood or any African-American were involved at all, I'd be like, no, I'm sitting here in the car.

Nope.

nope.

Because I'm not going to be blamed for something.

You know, I'm doing my best.

And no matter what I do, I'm going to be called a racist.

Being sitting in the car, you'd be called a racist.

But I'm not going.

I wouldn't go into work.

I'm not going to.

Police are being hunted and not with guns, with Twitter.

and Facebook.

Oh,

LeBron James James, for instance.

Yeah.

LeBron James, who posted the guy's picture and did the caption, you're next.

The cop who shot the girl as she was about to stab somebody else.

He posted her picture on his picture on Twitter and said that this cop is next.

To his 50 million dollars.

Unbelievable.

What does that mean?

Wow.

He deleted that.

He was definitely, I got a call from Maxine Waters, and she said that, too, was not inciting any kind of violence.

So you don't have to worry about that.

So never mind about that.

Never mind about that.

Talk about it.

No.

His account is still up, apparently.

LeBron gets to keep his account.

Wait a minute.

He doesn't have to.

Oh, his account is.

Yeah.

Yeah.

His tweet has been deleted.

He did delete the tweet, I would assume, under heavy pressure from his people, and maybe from Twitter.

I don't know.

But that's as bad as a tweet as you could ever see.

And it's an incomprehensible thing.

It's like, if you want,

I really do do think this.

Conservatives legitimately are just looking at the facts of each one of these things.

If there's a shooting of

a person, they look at it and they say, okay, was the cop justified?

Largely, I would say, broadly,

people said Derek Chauvin, bad.

This officer with,

in this case, good, right?

Because we looked at both cases and saw totally different circumstances.

One completely justified, one not, right?

The left and the media are not doing that.

They're just saying it's true.

Racism, every single day.

This is what social justice is.

This is what social justice is.

It is not about the individual.

And you can cry all you want for social justice, but I'm telling you, you are going to be on the chopping block.

If you happen to be

in a situation where, I'm sorry, dude, but it's going to help the greater good.

You don't matter to them.

You could be the leader of it, but if chopping your head off will help the cause for the greater good, you're toast.

The individual doesn't matter.

When are people going to start understanding this?

This isn't about Chauvin.

This isn't about Chauvin.

If it was about Chauvin, then we wouldn't have cries of racism because no one presented any evidence that the guy was a racist.

Did you hear any evidence, any claims that he was a racist other than he shot that black person, so he's a racist.

I don't think they even tried to make that claim in court.

No.

They didn't bring a piece of evidence.

Not once.

A single piece.

No.

No.

So how is it that in the court of public opinion, he was tried for being a racist?

I know.

It's amazing.

But

that's not what was happening.

It's a great point.

They weren't even claiming that.

It's a great point.

I mean, if Brett Favre is getting dragged over comments he made about this, and he basically said, like, look, I don't think he tried to kill him.

I think it got out of hand and it was really bad and he was wrong.

But I don't think he tried to kill him.

You can't say that.

You can't say that.

Say that.

Wait a minute.

Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on.

I believe that he didn't get up in the morning and say, I'm going to kill a black man or kill somebody today.

I think he went and he wasn't trying to kill George Floyd.

I think it got out of hand.

He made some stupid judgment calls or whatever.

And it was manslaughter, but he didn't intentionally kill that guy.

Is that what I'm not supposed to say?

Because I just said it.

No, no, you just said it.

Okay, good.

Now you have an interesting group of people that you agree with.

It's called the jury who convicted him of second-degree unintentional murder.

The biggest charge against him in the title of the charge says unintentional.

So how on earth could it be controversial to say he didn't mean to do it?

It's literally in the name of the charge.

And this is why he was convicted of.

Yeah.

Right.

And this is why this is so bad that it's called murder in Minnesota because unintentional is manslaughter in most places.

If you're not setting out to kill someone, we don't call it murder.

But in Minnesota, they do.

And so they're using that as, well, see, he was a hepped-up white supremacist that just wanted to kill this guy.

That's not what the jury found.

That's not what he was convicted of.

They didn't even charge him with that.

And I, in, in,

is there a single circumstance that that they point to and yell about, say their name, say the name.

Is there evidence in any of these shootings that it was racial?

I mean,

I don't think so.

It could be a contributing factor in some of them.

We've certainly seen some mass shootings where we've found things on their computer, right?

Where

they like the premises, right?

The police shot anybody on purpose because they were black.

Not that I know of.

People have talked about that with the Ahmad Arbery, but again, those were not officers.

Those were not police.

It's not to say that no, now look, obviously, you might be a racist and be hiding it, right?

It's not impossible that this was some of these things have to do with racism.

It's not impossible.

But like, again, they didn't even bring that to court.

They didn't, they did an entire series of people who came up and just said what a good guy George Floyd was.

That has absolutely nothing to do with the case, right?

They could have had a whole group of people who said, you know what, I talked to Derek Chauvin and over and over again.

He just kept saying all these, he said the N-word like 615 times.

They did it with Mon Furman back in the day, right?

Did he ever use the N-word?

That wasn't even an accusation here.

It's just assumed.

It's just assumed that he did this because he's a racist.

Now, look, I think he did something really wrong here and did a terrible job that day.

We all think that.

But that's a totally different story than what happened in Columbus, where a guy legitimately acted heroically.

He stepped into a situation with 15 seconds of notice and figured out that a woman was about to be stabbed and stopped it from happening.

In the middle of all that chaos, he makes this decision that saves a life.

And then there's the guy,

and I can't believe 15 seconds.

I mean, that guy is crazy.

That guy is really good.

Do you know how long it takes me to fire a gun, even when I'm just out on the ranch and I'm aiming at a target?

I want to make sure there's nothing behind it.

You know, you are constantly, when you walk on a new

site, you have to know what's behind and around your target.

That woman in the pink was was behind the target and next to the target.

You miss and you hit her.

This guy processed in 15 seconds what was going on, processed the knife, processed what's behind, who is the perpetrator or who is the aggressor here.

Make sure I shoot so I don't hit this person.

That guy was amazing.

Amazing.

Let me tell you something.

I want you to either call or maybe you tweet today.

Police, we support you.

I stand with the police.

I stand, hashtag, I stand with the police.

Our police are under attack.

And let me tell you something, police officers, if you are a racist and you're out shooting people,

I will be the first to come and say, put that guy in prison.

Put him in prison.

But the vast majority of police officers are good and competent, and they're doing their best, and they're risking their lives for us.

I stand with the police.

Make sure you let your local police officers know that.

And FOP, I'm telling you, you have to do a strike in some of these cities.

And Columbus would be a really good place to do it.

And I know the city of Columbus is so far behind you.

But you have got to send a message to the media and everyone else.

Fine, you want that?

We walk, we walk one day without police in one of these cities and you see what happens.

You don't want the police?

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Go ahead.

Until the White House stops this nonsense, walk.

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Let's go to Ryan in Ohio.

Hello, Ryan.

How are you doing, bud?

I'm doing great.

So, first off, you've got a great team with Stu and Pat.

I love Pat Gray Unleashed Every Morning on the Blaze.

Thank you.

It's fantastic.

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But, listen, I've lived in Columbus my whole life.

Nothing

frustrates me more more than what's going on now.

If we don't have our police, what do we have?

No one is more trained to deal with these than police.

We've got lots of new legal gun owners, but they're not trained like our police.

So, Ryan, what is it that your local leaders are doing, and I mean your churches or anybody else, is anyone else saying, let's lock arms and have an actual peaceful march for the police?

Who is actually standing up?

They have demonstrations against the police, and this is outrageous.

What this police officer did is

really, truly miraculous, I think.

I mean, that's just

textbook policing there and using your firearm.

So

what are people saying?

Because if people just sit around and don't protect the police, you ain't going to have a police force.

I know.

The issue, Glenn, is is we've got COVID.

And COVID, unfortunately, screw COVID.

Screw COVID.

So

it's yeah.

It limits.

Bless our police.

I stand up for the Columbus Police Department.

Thank you, Ryan.

Thank you.

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my thoughts on this story is.

John Bolton has a super PAC?

What?

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Hey, Stu,

do you remember about a week ago when I said I didn't, I don't remember at least electing the president of the Soda Pop Company to run my life and tell me what I can and can't be for?

Do you remember that?

I do remember you saying that, yes.

You're going to feel a little like that when this story is done.

Uh-oh.

Except about your postman.

The United States Postal Service.

It was found out yesterday and released in a story by Yahoo News.

United States Postal Service is apparently tracking social media posts as part of a clandestine program searching for inflammatory messages.

Wait, the Postal Service has a clandestine operation going on?

The program, known as Internet Covert Operations Program,

or ICOP, which is perfect for the Postal Service, isn't it?

ICOP!

Who are you?

ICOP!

It has not previously been made public and involves analysts combing through social media sites looking for inflammatory postings and then sharing those posts with government agencies.

ICOP specifically tracks protests around the country.

Hey, Stu, do you remember when we had the chain link fence up around the Capitol?

Yeah, that was really nice.

They said they were going to take it down, but they threw out a date.

Do you remember that date?

Is that in March?

March?

Yes.

It's like March 20th, after March 20th.

Okay, yeah, March 20th.

That's right.

Yeah, rings a bell.

Yeah, we're going to take that down after March March 20th.

And we all said, why March 20th?

ICOP.

ICOP, I found something in ICOP.

They specifically tracked protests around the country.

They still do.

March 16th, they issued a government bulletin marked as law enforcement sensitive.

And it showed that analysts with ICOP

The internet, the U.S.

Postal Service Internet Covert Operations Program, monitored significant significant activity regarding planned protests occurring internationally and domestically on March 20th, 2021.

Locations and times have been identified for these protests, which are being distributed online across multiple social media platforms to include right-wing-leaning parlor and telegram accounts.

A nationwide protest dubbed the Worldwide Rally for Freedom and Democracy was set to take place on March 20th, intended to signify displeasure with a variety of issues, including coronavirus lockdowns.

Quoting the report from ICOP,

Parlor users have commented about their intent to use the rallies to engage in violence, the bulletin explained.

Image three on the right is a screenshot from Parlor indicating two users discussing the event as an opportunity to engage in a fight and to do some serious damage.

we had two users on parlor

saying that they were going to use this opportunity of this rally

to do some damage.

Do you understand what that means, America?

He had two users on parlor.

It also contained screenshots about protests and includes specific names of individuals such as a member of the Proud Boys.

ICOP analysts are currently monitoring social media channels for any potential threats stemming from scheduled protests and will disseminate intelligence updates as needed.

ICOP signing off.

Okay.

Now,

do you remember when you bought your stamp

authorizing the U.S.

Postal Service to have any kind of

covert internet operations?

I don't remember that being part of the implied contract with the stamp, no.

When I was a kid and I watched

Mr.

Rogers,

I did have my suspicions about Mr.

McFeely,

but it did not have anything to do with covert operations for his post office job.

The USPS did not immediately respond.

However, they did issue a statement.

They provided a general statement to Yahoo News about the authority, listen to this, about the authority it has to monitor the social media presence of U.S.

citizens.

What authority does the postal service have to monitor the internet?

That's like saying,

I'm the bakery police, and I'm in charge of all bakeries and all of the felonies that happen in bakeries.

But I do have a

covert op

at the Victoria Secret counter and what goes on in their changing rooms.

I would be shocked if Mr.

McFeely worked there.

Maybe not Toys R Us.

But anyway,

here is the response from the Postal Service

explaining their authority to monitor the social media presence of U.S.

citizens.

Quote, the U.S.

Postal Inspection Service is the primary law enforcement, crime prevention, and security arm of the U.S.

Postal Service.

Okay, yeah, that's true.

As such, the U.S.

Postal Inspection Service has federal law enforcement officers, postal inspectors, who enforce approximately 200 federal laws to achieve the agency's mission to protect the U.S.

Postal Service and its employees, infrastructure, and customers, enforce the laws that defend the nation's mail system from illegal or dangerous use, and ensure public trust in the mail.

Okay, I didn't see anything about covert ops on the internet and monitoring U.S.

citizens.

I didn't see any of that, but I did see ensure public trust in the mail, and I don't think this works to help you on that one.

I cop

everyone should be writing their senator and their congressman today and say, I cop?

What the hell is I cop?

In fact, in fact, I want you to tweet and Facebook post,

I support the police.

I question deeply,

hashtag ICOP.

Hashtag I support the police,

but I question deeply hashtag ICOP.

Shouldn't you?

Hello?

Hello.

Is anybody home?

The postal service is now spying on you.

But no big deal, right?

No big deal.

No big deal.

By the way, have you seen Nextdoor?

Do you even know what Nextdoor is, Stu?

Yeah, it's like an app, right?

Where you can kind of see what's going on in your local community.

Right, right, right.

And so you just want to see what's going on next door.

It's a little like the covert op that the postal service apparently is running.

I would just say, but if you want to find out what's going on in your neighborhood, just ask, I cop.

Just ask your post office.

You know, they know everything.

Nextdoor is basically like, hey, this random person stole a package and I caught it on my ring app or whatever.

Isn't it that type of stuff?

Like, or, you know,

there's someone that looks suspicious in this part of town.

Like, it's that.

Isn't that part of it?

I don't use it.

So

neither do I.

What a surprise.

But

I so appreciate what Nextdoor has done now.

They have a new anti-racism notification.

Ooh,

which will ask you to reconsider posting content if the app thinks it's offensive.

Okay.

It's it's it's a you know, they had the kindness reminder, which I appreciate.

I do.

But now,

I mean, you might be a little racist.

You want to rethink that?

You know, for instance, the phrase, Blue Lives Matter,

hold on, it says.

If you try to post something and you have

the next door app, it says, oh, whoa, whoa, hold on.

The phrase, Blue Lives Matter can be hurtful to people of color.

Consider editing before you publish.

No, no, it can't be hurtful.

There's no way that a phrase Blue Lives Matter hurts anyone.

It doesn't hurt anyone.

Are you still listening to your mother?

Yeah.

Sticks and stones.

Your mom was wrong.

Your mom was wrong.

She is part of the white supremacist systematic system that keeps people down.

The phrase, hold on, the phrase all lives matter can be hurtful of people of color.

Consider editing before you post.

No, because

people of color's lives are included in the all.

They cannot be hopeful.

It can't be hurt on

it to be hurtful.

Hold on, says the Nextdoor app.

Your post contains a word or phrase that many find hurtful.

Consider editing before you publish.

Okay, I would just like to...

I mean, if I got that one,

I wouldn't have any idea what word, I mean, which word.

I mean, now everything.

So I don't know which word.

You have to be.

Hold on, Nextdoor.

Can you be more specific?

Because the entire world is insane.

What did you learn with your algorithm that's offensive today that wasn't offensive yesterday?

Hold on, but thank you, Nextdoor, for helping me monitor myself.

I'm not capable of doing that.

Thank you.

Hey, by the way, Nextdoor, could you just store all this information for me?

Because I might want to look at all of the hateful things that I almost sent.

Please store all that information for me.

You know what?

Just put it in an envelope and send it to the postal inspector.

Ah, you know what?

You don't even need an envelope.

He's already got it.

Yeah,

yeah.

You know what we don't use on the internet?

I'm trying to figure out

envelopes.

Stamps.

Postal workers.

Isn't that weird?

It's almost like email

isn't mail.

It's like a communication device that has nothing to do with the old-timey mail service.

But I understand why they're monitoring the internet.

If you don't,

maybe

today is a good day to tweet.

Hashtag, I stand with the police.

I deeply question hashtag

ICOP.

Why this story isn't everywhere?

Well, I know why this story isn't everywhere.

I know why this story isn't everywhere.

Because it's the, I mean, it is the job of the government to protect us and keep us all safe from everything.

And they are never, ever going to do something.

Well, let me give you an example.

I know I said this last hour, but you may have just gotten here.

No, you were late.

I'm sorry, not late.

You arrived at exactly the time you were supposed to arrive, okay?

How dare me use my white supremacist meritocracy kind of, you're late.

But in case you missed it, because you were right where you were supposed to be last hour,

I did point out

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you should know.

And

And that is that the FBI has determined that the shooting of all of the, you know, lawmakers,

remember the baseball shooting?

Remember in 2017?

Yeah, I know we're still talking about it.

The FBI has determined that was suicide by cop.

That wasn't domestic terrorism or politically motivated or anything.

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That's all that was.

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Before making his way back home to Illinois back in August, Kyle Rittenhouse allegedly shot two protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

ABC4 investigator Jason Wynn joins us now live in the studio for the story today.

You found this paramedic.

So who is he?

Well, Glenn, his name is Craig Shepard.

Stop, stop.

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citizens' use of the Internet and what you post on social media.

So nothing to worry about there.

Nothing to worry about.

You know, it's not like, you know, you can trust your neighborhood postal worker.

And those new trucks, hopefully they have a little thing in to jam radio stations when they're in your, you know, they can detect if you've got some sort of a of, a, of a, underground radio network and they can jam that.

Like, who used to do that all the time?

Oh, yeah, the Nazis.

And that was great.

So you missed that, but let me give you some more good news.

Oh, thank goodness, the leader of the free world, okay?

You're not thinking our president, you know, I'm talking about President Z, right?

Of China.

The real leader for freedom.

They are celebrating now, yes, they are celebrating 100 years of the Communist Party in China.

Yeah.

100 wows.

Congratulations, guys.

It's been a great 100 years.

Great century.

A lot of good things.

It has happened.

So the Communist Party is going to celebrate its 100-year anniversary in July.

We have so much in common.

The birthday presents

an opportunity to rewrite history, which there's a great article in the Federalist today.

China's Communist Party is hiding more history to celebrate a hundred years.

And now here's what they've done.

As a present to the people, they have established a hotline and an app so it makes it easier for you to snitch on your neighbors.

Because if anybody says, hey, wait a minute, that's not actually correct, you can tell the Communist Party right away where they are, where they live, what they said.

You know, maybe you get a few extra potatoes,

and they get a boot to the head.

You know,

it's a euphemism.

They kill them.

But

it's great.

And you have to be considered a trustworthy partner.

And if you are, boy, you know,

cabbage, potatoes, whatever you want, whatever you want.

Now, I mean, if you're one of the elites in the right family, you could probably start a business and be a part of capitalism.

Of course, if you cross the Communist Party, they will find you and execute you.

But they were founded in 1921 at the International Settlement Area in Shanghai.

Now, this was an area managed by the British that housed Western businesses, politicians, and visitors.

And it was the only place in China in 1921 where they had a free press.

and you could speak out and it would be tolerated.

It was the only place.

Why?

Because the British were there.

You know that evil Western culture?

Oh, man, so evil.

Well, unfortunately, all that freedom was used by the communists to use it as a base.

That's where Mao came from.

And many of the future leaders of the Chinese Communist Party.

And

they avoided the Chinese persecution.

by living in the international settlement in the early 1920s.

You know, it's a lot like all of those radicals that live

in America that are trying to subvert freedoms, but they're living in, well, what used to be known as a safe zone for freedom of expression and thought.

Now, to maintain the legitimacy, the Communist Party has been rewriting history to serve its political agendas.

For instance, the CCC or CCP now blames

not Mao for the Great Famine.

Okay, now the history books, when Mao was alive, said it wasn't him.

But when he died, they changed the history books and said, yes, it was him.

He had a five-year plan, and he killed 40 million people because none of these stupid, crazy-ass ideas worked.

So they had that history for a while, but now President Z has come in and said, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

did you forget about the weather patterns

when he was doing that five-year plan we had horrible horrendous weather and it wasn't Mao it was the weather pattern you know climate change hello

so 40 million people died in that climate change weather

back

Back 59 through 61.

It was, man, it was bad.

Estimated 40 million Chinese people perished in that.

Three years of natural disasters is now what it's called, not the Great Famine.

The CCP also rewrote the history of World War II, saying that China defeated Japan.

Stu, do you remember that way?

Not really, no.

No, I don't know.

No, not.

There's some other

nations

that might be involved in China.

Yeah, I was surprised that China didn't defeat Japan because they got a lot more people.

But the Japanese were just brutal to the Chinese.

But

it was the Chinese communists that did it.

And climate change.

Well, and climate change.

Pretty sure climate change.

I mean, it's Earth Day.

Climate change was probably involved in that, too.

By the way, Tiananmen Square in 1989.

Yeah,

the tank, the guy in front of it.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

You're not going to tell me that there were a lot of people in Tiananmen Square.

Oh, gosh, it was one of the biggest protests of all time.

Okay.

All righty.

Okay, thank you, Mr.

American propagandist.

There were very few people in Tiananmen Square.

Oh.

And

there were no shots fired on the evening of June 4th.

It's weird that they would just make sure that they know.

Nothing happened on June 4th.

Just so you know.

Yes,

China-specific date.

Nothing happened.

Yeah,

when the tanks rolled into Tiananmen Square and no one died from the military activities, it was a very small little gathering.

And

if you've seen the photos or the video of that guy in front of the tank.

Yeah, that was what I was thinking.

Yeah.

American CIA.

That was all American CIA.

The guy, the Chinese citizen.

That was a video.

No,

it didn't happen.

It didn't happen.

Oh, that does.

That was a video created by the CIA at the time to make you think that that happened.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

I really have to rethink everything that I know about history, apparently.

Yeah.

Well, thank you.

And by the way, the cultural liquidation of people, you know, the cultural revolution.

Yeah, 20 million dead.

I mean, it was just a terrible time.

No, no, no.

You cannot blame Mao for that.

What happened there was that Mao's, I'm quoting the new history book, Mao's correct ideas about how to build a socialist society just weren't fully implemented.

And that's what happens when you.

That is a problem.

It never seems to be fully implemented, does it?

Nope.

And he had a much better idea, but President Z is here, and he's going to fully implement it.

And,

you know, you probably know this because

you've heard that fantastic, fantastic song, Following You Is Like Following the Sun, which, of course, is about President Z.

It's available on all government apps.

And yeah, you are required to listen to it.

But I think that's true, too, you know, about following him is like following the sun.

Either when you're looking at where you're, yeah, or if you're looking where you're going,

your eyes will be burned out

some way or another.

But hey, let's not say bad things about our dear chairman

because he is, I'm quoting, the chairman of everything.

Yes.

He is.

That's true.

He is, yeah, I mean, he's the chairman of everything.

He's the leader of the great country.

He's the helmsman of the nation.

He's the core of the party.

He's the architect of modernization in the new era.

And when I think of modern,

I don't think of President Z.

When I think of the new era, I don't think of President Z.

When I think of the architect of the new era, you know who I'm thinking, Stu.

I mean, I think you're thinking the same person, right?

The architect of the new era.

One, two, three,

Joe Biden.

Right.

Right.

That's who I was thinking.

Oh, he seems to be.

Man, these communists are always trying to subvert us one way or another, putting out this propaganda that he's the architect.

Have you seen what Joe Biden is doing now with Green Week?

I mean, because it's Earth Day today.

Of course, I've already knelt down to Gaia and sang her praises.

I slaughtered a young conservative today on the altar of Gaia.

Good, good, good.

I should cut down a lot of trees because, you know, like you have a Christmas tree, I cut down like dozens of trees for Earth Day to celebrate.

Oh, no, you can't do that.

No, no, no.

That's no, no, no, no, no.

You have to slaughter a young Christian or a young conservative, then your crops will be good.

Oh, Really?

Yes.

That's great news.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You want great crops?

Slaughter a young Christian on the altar of Gaia.

So anyway, I was doing that, but I like the new goal

that

President Biden has said

we're going to hit a 50% reduction in our CO2 gases by 2030.

Oh, that's definitely going to happen.

Now, there's no question about it.

Now, that's nine years to cut them in half.

And I mean, there's no specifics on that plan.

The White House says we're working them out as we go, which I think is the way you do it.

You announce something, you know, that's like, hey, we're going to go to the moon and return a man safely at the end of this decade.

He didn't call NASA beforehand.

You know, he hadn't, there was no planning that went on before that.

He just said it.

And then it happened.

It's like Alexandria Casio-Cortez.

When she was asked, how are you going to pay for all these plants?

She said, you just pay for them.

See, now most of us never thought about that.

We're not deep thinkers.

I was like, wait, where does the money come from?

Like, what happened?

Do you just pay for them?

Was her answer.

And that's a great point.

Okay, so,

well,

I'd have to agree with you, Stuart.

It is a really good point.

But Biden has

Biden has decided who's going to pay for all of it.

Oh, he announced this yesterday.

Private companies.

Private companies are going to have to pay for most of the green transition.

So we got that going for us.

But it's only $2.5 trillion

needed in the next nine years.

That's all that's needed.

That's it?

$2.5 trillion.

That's it.

Shockingly, that's not it.

I just want to make it very

clear that it is.

No, no, no.

Over nine years.

Over nine years.

That is.

No.

I mean, they've crunched the numbers over and over again.

Are you a number cruncher expert?

Number cruncher.

That's an official title.

Is that your job?

Kind of.

On your card, Stubrigier, number cruncher.

Yeah, I don't think so.

Have you ever testified in defense of numbers?

No, you haven't.

They have number cruncher experts that are on this, and they say 2.5 trillion over the next decade, which is a pittance.

A pittance.

I bet we come in under that.

We're not going to come in under it.

And even when we do that, nothing's going to happen.

And

we're going to wind up in a situation that even if the wildest dreams of the green movement were to come true, which they will not,

we still would make almost no discernible difference in the actual temperature of this planet.

Wow.

You know why you say those things?

You know why you say those things?

Because they're true.

Because you're a racist.

Oh,

you're a racist.

Climate change is because of racism.

Systematic racism.

Don't believe in Flask, AOC.

Yep, go ahead.

Can we just play that before we break real quick?

Here's AOC on climate change.

It's great.

The climate crisis is a crisis born of injustice.

And it is a crisis born of the pursuit of profit at any and all human and ecological costs.

Ecological.

Which means

that we must recognize legislation.

Listen to that roar.

The trampling of indigenous rights is a cause of climate change.

Yes.

The trampling of racial justice is a cause of climate change.

We are allowing people and we are allowing ourselves to make sure, we are allowing folks to deny ourselves human rights and deny people the right to health care, the right to health care.

Okay, stop.

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You know,

Debbie Lovato, I love, and all of her super, super classic hits.

You know, like the

anyway, I love all of them.

Each one.

But it's Demi?

No, I'm pretty sure it's Debbie.

But

Debbie Lovato is it.

She is.

I have every single one of her songs downloaded.

Do you now?

Which one's it?

But anyway, if you had to name one.

Well, I don't have time to talk about it now.

She went into the big chill frozen yogurt shop, and she was

trying to order, and she had to tweet right away.

I find it extremely hard to order when I have to walk past tons of sugar-free cookies and other diet foods before you get to the counter.

Do better, please, diet culture vultures.

What?

Well, they said, you know, we have celiac, we have lactose intolerant, we have people who have diabetes.

I mean, I'm sorry.

Debbie, listen, sweetheart.

Here it is.

And I speak as a fat man.

You're fat.

The reason why you have a hard time walking by all of those is because you know that's what you should be eating, but you have no intention of doing it because you're fat.

And I say that as somebody who goes through my own fat struggles, okay?

When I was skinny, I didn't have a hard time walking by those.

Now that I'm fat, I think that's what I should be having, but I don't want to.

This is the Glenn Beck program.

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Oh,

hey, everybody.

Like, I am like so

happy today that it is Earth Day.

I mean, I'm wearing my peace signs and my tie-dye shirts, but I'm making them out of organic materials.

And I'm smoking organic materials right now, you know?

I said my hellos and gave my respects to Gaia this morning.

By the way, Gaia says hi.

And I'm all in for the new infrastructure

bill because you know what?

The Democrats just took the Green New Deal and they're calling it an infrastructure baggage.

Little do they

know, those stupid Americans.

They once said fast.

They got the Green New Deal, man, and will save the earth, man.

And that's coming up next.

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So

I'm not going to tell you that buying your timeshare,

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So, before we get into

the whole

climate change and Green New Deal, I would just like to take a minute.

Stu,

can we verify that Sarah, our producer,

actually

works for George Soros?

Or

isn't she just getting an extra tip at the end of every show?

Well, I mean, we found out in the break, apparently,

the person with the most knowledge about Demi Lovato in America is our own Sarah.

Which I did not, I had no idea.

I had never heard her speak of this.

She apparently has a master's in Demi Lovato.

So last hour, I spoke of Debbie, not Demi, Debbie Lovato, who I love her music, all of those great hits.

And she has just, she took on a

what do you call them?

A yogurt place.

A yogurt stand.

Yeah, Kenny, I've blocked that.

She took on a yogurt place and said, you know, I had a really hard time ordering the yogurt I wanted because I had to walk by all these sugar-free options.

And they're like,

you know, we're not a diet vulture.

That's what she called them, diet vultures.

And she says, we're not a diet vulture.

You know, we have people who have celiac.

We have people with diabetes.

And, you know, there's other reasons to not want sugar.

And

you need to justify that anyway.

I mean, even if it's just because you want people to, because you think everyone is too fat in the world and you want them to lose weight by having sugar-free options, that's enough of a justification.

You don't need to justify that people have celiacs.

You can carry whatever you want to carry.

Here's the thing.

I, because I'm fat.

I used to be fit.

I used to be, you know, trim.

I am as big as a house now.

Big as a house.

And I'm trying to eat right.

I am.

You know, I've gone vegan,

believe it or not.

I haven't had meat.

Oh, I had a hamburger this week.

That's not vegan.

No, I'm not vegan.

No, I'm eating all vegan.

I haven't gone vegan.

I'm eating all vegan.

But that's the first piece of meat I've had in like a week and a half, two weeks.

And look, I've turned straight.

I, you know, occasional dude slips in, but you know.

No, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I'm not vegan.

I'm not going vegan.

I am eating.

I am eating vegan right now because it's healthy and I want to try to get, you know, lose some fat

and to get into shape and nothing.

Nothing.

No movement on the scale.

No movement.

I had six pounds and then that's it.

Yeah.

No, I think I've broken scales.

So I'm fat and I know if I would walk into a yogurt place, I would feel bad too because I would be walking by all these sugar-free, hey, healthy for you.

And I'd be like, you know,

can I get extra fat in this?

I don't want those.

When I was skinny, I didn't have a problem walking by those.

It didn't affect me at all, you know, because I knew what I wanted and I didn't feel bad about it.

If I'm comfortable in my skin and I'm a big fatty-fat fatso,

then I buy those things too.

I'm not comfortable because I know the things I should be eating are healthy for me and don't have sugar in it.

Right.

Okay.

This is like what Pat Gray used to always tell us about the he liked the fact that they put the calories on the menu because it, the higher number meant it tasted better.

Well, I, you know what?

I look at the calories when they're on the deal and I and I look at those and I say to myself,

I didn't, I thought, I thought I had more calories than that.

I can have the shake too.

This is how fat people think, and it's how it is.

It is.

It is.

And

I don't know, Debbie,

but Sarah does.

And Sarah gave us some pretty crucial information in the break.

And would have been good when you heard me talking about it off air, Sarah, if you would have shared any of that.

Sarah's not turning on her mic.

She knows.

I do know now.

And what would you like to share with us?

Just that she suffered from eating disorders and she's a recovering drug addict.

And

she was sexually assaulted by a Disney actor.

So she was.

And by a Disney actor.

She's had a lot of activity.

That's why you don't send your kids to work for Disney.

I'm just saying.

Have you seen one workout?

Have you seen one girl work out where you're like, oh, she was really cute and she's not destroyed now as a human being?

Don't send your.

What was that song?

Mamas Don't Let Their Kids to Grow Up to Be Cowboys.

Mom, Dad, Uncles, Aunts Don't Let Anyone Grow Up and Go to Work for Disney.

Anyway,

so I didn't know that she had an eating disorder, and I feel bad for her having an eating disorder.

You know, it sucks, and I can't imagine what she's gone through.

But that doesn't mean you call people diet vultures.

I'm just saying.

I'm just saying.

You don't have

disorder at all.

Yes, I do.

You have an eating order and order and order and order and order and you keep ordering it.

Yeah, my eating disorder is not.

I mean, even the American Association of Pediatrics, who are the only ones that are conservative and still kind of based in science, they won't even say that I have an eating disorder, but I'm convinced I do.

I can't stop eating.

I can't stop eating.

So, anyway,

all right.

Hey, Sarah, I was going to do a I was going to do a story on

how this monk chopped off his own head for good luck in the afterlife.

Do you know anything about monks that maybe I should know about?

I know nothing about.

Wait, was the monk in the Disney?

Okay, all right.

All right, actually, let me switch.

Uh, let me switch gears quickly to

it's because it is Earth Day, and I'm very, very excited.

I cut down my tree and decorated it.

That's

oh, you shouldn't do that for Earth Day.

Don't cut your tree down and bring it into the house and decorate it.

Apparently, it's bad.

But Los Angeles wants you to know they're going to crack down on disposable napkins, utensils.

Now, if you get rid of disposable napkins, that means that you're going to have to wash all of the napkins.

So you're going to use a lot of water.

You're going to have detergents,

and that's going to go into the sewer system, and you don't like detergents, I know.

And in California, there's nothing better than just washing all the napkins all the time.

I mean, they got plenty of water out there, right?

Am I right?

So they're getting rid of disposable napkins and plastic forks and spoons, which I think is really going to

help because

we're in a transition now.

Yes, we're in a transition.

We don't even need a doctor.

We're in a transition from a capitalist free market

common sense economy that has gone horribly corrupt

to a horribly corrupt, bogus, government-run,

hey, let's pretend we're going green to save the earth economy, which I love.

So let's go into that made-up world of pretending that that's what the green economy and the green deal is all really about.

We're in the green transition,

and Joe Biden yesterday came out and said private companies are going to have to pay for most of this, which I think is good.

You know, Janet Yellen came out and she said, hey, we're using

ESGs, scores, and that way we'll be able to work with those companies that are good and

not work with those companies that aren't so good.

And I think that's great.

I do.

I do.

Now, he hasn't really gotten into exactly how we're going to cut our emissions by 50%

in nine years,

which, by the way, AOC says isn't enough.

Stu, can you help me with cutting the emissions of 50%?

What would that take to cut emissions by 50%?

Well, Well,

in the United States?

Yeah.

One thing, well, you could start here.

You could take the transportation sector and turn it off.

Okay, so that means like cars and cars and airplanes and trucks and the entire transportation sector.

Trains.

That'll get you almost halfway there.

That'll get you 25%.

That'll get you about 20%.

20%.

Okay, 20%.

So we've gotten rid of all of the transportation.

All cars, all trucks, all planes, all trains.

What if we keep the planes and the trains, but we go to batteries

on all the cars and trucks?

All electric.

Well,

in theory, right, getting rid of them would be even better.

There are some estimates that people say that

if the electric car ⁇ now, look, there are also estimates that show that electric cars over time are worse unless you drive them around 100,000 miles each.

But still, let's just say it cuts it by half, which is an aggressive estimate.

That would still only cut emissions then by 10%,

roughly, which would get you only one-fifth of the way to your 50% reduction.

Okay, so we've cut all that we have to cut the airlines and all transportation.

We've got to cut it to 20%.

Yeah, we do that.

We're at 20%.

What do we do to get to 50?

I mean, the only way you can legitimately do something like that would be to completely remake the power-making structure in our country.

This is the power energy generation is really where you'd need to attack.

So obviously you're turning off all oil.

You're no longer drilling.

You're no longer doing any of that stuff.

You're converting.

Now, of course, I would assume you would.

This doesn't sound like a good idea.

I would assume you're going to tell me as well that I can't use nuclear plants to do this.

Of course not.

They're dangerous.

Yeah.

This is going to be near impossible.

Right.

Now, over time, you might find up.

Here's how you do it, right?

You come up with a new technology or improve existing technology, like let's say solar panels, and make them so incredibly cheap and reliable that they outperform fossil fuels.

And then over a much longer than nine-year period of time, that will be phased in and it will turn around because people want it to turn around.

It's what happened, the difference between gas, natural gas, and coal.

Coal was, you know, for a very long time, much, much cheaper.

Natural gas has performed incredibly well and and it's cleaner.

So people just have adopted it because they think it's a better fuel, even though it's still a fossil fuel.

And that is responsible for almost our entire drop of emissions, though nowhere near 50% of emissions, of course, which is, I mean, you're talking about, the other way you can do it is economic catastrophe.

You know, you could do it that way, too.

How much of our emissions did we cut in the United States during COVID?

That's a great question.

I have Bjorn Lomborg on my show today, today, and he asked him that question.

He wrote a column about this.

It would take me a few minutes to dig up, but he actually went through, and it was not nearly as much as you thought it would be.

50%?

40%?

No, it was not that much.

We decimated our economy.

Yeah.

Basically, I mean, we shut down the world, right?

We shut down the world for a pandemic, and we still didn't even come close to hitting those numbers.

Of course not.

Damn cattle ranchers.

That's what it is.

Yeah, too much farting from

various livestock.

So now today they're going to be talking about making Washington, D.C.

a 51st state.

But it's, I mean, come on, it's Earth Day.

And they also really want to pass this,

you know, couple trillion-dollar stimulus package.

I'm sorry, not stimulus.

Infrastructure, infrastructure package.

All right.

I'm going to pull the mask off of that just a little bit in 60 seconds.

Might be all the way off.

Hey, listen,

you know, some men, you know, go to fight wars.

Some men, you know, go running into burning buildings and pull out the, you know, the cat before the worst can happen.

Some men carry a badge and a gun and are putting up with all kinds of stuff today.

Me,

I'm fat and lazy.

And there's not a lot of heroics that happen in that, but give me a second to be a hero in your life.

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Station ID.

Okay, before you do something really big, dangerous, never been done before, you have an exit strategy, right?

Nobody, nobody goes into something that nobody's ever tried before when it matters and say,

ah, you know what, let's just give it a whirl.

Well, what happens in the end?

What do you mean, what happens in the end?

Oh, it's going to work.

You got to have an exit strategy, especially when you're running a global economy.

Let's take the United States economy.

We are spending money hand over fist right now, hand over fist.

Our deficit clock is, what, 28 trillion in change?

$28 trillion is

what we're in debt for.

So you know

it's impossible to get out of debt.

Every man, woman, and child, not taxpayers, every man, woman, and child in America now owes almost 70 grand.

It's impossible to pay it off.

Impossible.

All right.

So

why are we spending so much money?

The CBO predicted that we would have a $2.3 trillion deficit in 2021.

We're already $1 trillion over that estimate.

And they're talking about spending more money.

Let me give you the exit strategy first before I tell you what's happening with this infrastructure bill.

They're spending money like it's going out of style because paper money is going out of style and it's soon going to be converted into something called the DUSD, the digital US dollar.

Think Bitcoin without all that hassle of privacy.

Bitcoin run by the government.

So when they want to give you a stimulus, because you've been a good little citizen, they can put it right into your account.

You've done something they don't like, or let's just say, tax day.

They don't have to worry about filing taxes.

They know exactly what you've made, what you've spent, where you've spent it.

And so they'll just take that out because they have access because it's a digital US dollar.

Congratulations.

Now, you say you don't want to be a part of that.

Well, here's what's going to happen.

We are running up such debt and inflating our money.

And I showed this on the TV show last night, and it is staggering.

The numbers and the charts are staggering.

We are

running up a debt at such a rapid pace that there's no way to get out.

So, what do you do?

What do you do?

You replace the paper dollar with a new currency because you say this one is all inflated and it's destroyed.

We need a new currency.

But if you have the old currency,

You're not getting one for one.

So, anybody, if you have money in the bank, if you have $100 in the bank because you're poor and you're in a protected class, you might get one for one for you.

But if you have $5,000 in the bank, I mean, you're doing pretty well.

You know what I'm saying?

So, you might get, you might get,

you know,

half.

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It started in the 1960s.

We decided that we could just print money and get off the gold standard and print whatever we wanted and it would be totally fine.

And for a long time, we were still a little bit reasonable.

And then it just went to hell in the handbasket.

And we have racked up such a bill that it is of biblical proportions.

Now,

back in the 1960s when this happened, we decided that we needed to fight wars and have a big military-industrial complex, And we were going to fight a new war.

And that war was the war on poverty.

Okay, we have fought a lot of wars since then.

And

how have we done?

How have we done on wars?

We lost Vietnam, did well in the Gulf War, don't really know what we're doing here, but nobody has really messed with us.

We are the most powerful force

on the planet, as we speak.

I don't love love it, and I don't love all the spending that we've done, and we've wasted a lot, but we have results.

What have we done since 1964 on the war on poverty?

Well, let me give you some idea.

When we started this, this war on poverty

has birthed the federal welfare state in such a way we have lots of kids.

The size of this monolith has ballooned to four independent agencies ten cabinet level departments in total they fund 89 different welfare programs they provide cash payments food housing medical care social services job training development and education now what are the results how is poverty

poverty is exactly the same as it was in 1964

well we should have spent more money okay all right if you add up what we have spent since LBJ on welfare and the war on poverty, we have spent $20 trillion

on welfare.

Now, let me put this into perspective.

If you add up all of the money spent for every war the United States has ever engaged in, Now put this into perspective when you realize that we have how much money we're spending right now.

If you total up every expense for every war we've been in, from the Revolutionary War,

Civil War,

Spanish-American War, World War I, World War II, the Cold War, all of it, to today,

the total cost adjusted for inflation.

So, we're talking today's dollars

is $7 trillion.

On the war on poverty, we have spent $20 trillion.

Now, just as an investor in the United States of America, I would say one of those has a pretty good record.

We could cut the costs there, but for $7 trillion, we've gotten an awful lot.

For the war on poverty, nothing has changed.

In fact, now they're saying it's worse than ever.

Oh my gosh, it's just so horrible.

Okay,

we keep saying we're going to cut, but we never cut.

When Obama talked about getting rid of, you know, the

deficit, when it was absolutely immoral, he said that he was going to cut the federal deficit in half by the end of his first term.

I believe that would have cut it to $4 trillion.

I think we were almost at $8 trillion.

When Donald Trump took office, we were at $19 trillion.

Today, we are at $28 trillion and counting.

We are now looking at a debt that no one can ever pay off, and we are spending now at a record rate.

Approximately $5 to $7 trillion will be added to our debt in the next 12 months.

What are we doing?

What are we doing?

Well, we got to do infrastructure.

Here's the lie.

Only 6% of the infrastructure bill that they are pushing hard for today, right now, everything else is a distraction.

The infrastructure bill, only 6% goes to roads and bridges.

Okay, well, but roads and bridges, I mean, what else is infrastructure?

Okay, broadband internet.

Okay,

it's not traditionally infrastructure, but okay, I'll give that to you.

Well,

yes, but also paid leave, childcare, and caregiving are also infrastructure.

Excuse me?

Here is what they're spending.

Replace 10 of the most economically significant bridges, repair 10,000 bridges, build new railways, transit lines, 500,000 charging stations nationwide, procure materials from minority-owned businesses, replace 100% of lead pipes and service lines, build infrastructure for 100% high-speed broadband coverage, hike the corporate tax rate to 28%,

enact a 15% minimum tax on large corporations,

prioritize addressing long-standing and persistent racial injustice.

What does that even mean?

Raise wages and benefits for home caregiving workers.

That's infrastructure.

Eliminate the use of paper plates in public schools.

Retrofit housing to be more green.

Expand access to Medicaid.

Establish the United States as a leader in climate science.

Eliminate racial and gender inequalities in RD, science, technology, engineering, and math.

Build social infrastructure to support innovation and productivity across the country.

Their social infrastructure plan includes a takeover of broadband

to address racial injustice it includes paid community college it includes the build the infrastructure to support innovation and productivity that one line includes retrofitting houses to be more green what does that mean Whose house?

What house?

My house?

Am I going to be required to do things to my house?

What does that even mean?

Am I going to be taxed more on my house because it isn't green or isn't green enough?

Doubling down on climate science and eliminating race and gender inequalities in STEM.

I don't even know what this, I don't even know what any of that means.

Do you?

You do if you read the Green New Deal.

The Green Deal is here.

We laughed at it, and we said that would never pass, and they have taken the infrastructure deal, and they've just slid

the new green deal into it and renamed it all infrastructure.

This is what they are pushing for this week.

This week.

Now, they're talking in Congress about

D.C.

statehood.

Personally, that's either overwhelmed the system or just a distraction, because I don't see statehood passing through the Senate.

Maybe it will.

Maybe it will.

But the thing we really need to pay attention to

is the infrastructure deal.

By the way, all those green projects, remember, Biden has said it's going to

the vast majority of the burden is going to go onto private businesses.

They're going to have to pay for this new new Green New Deal.

What does that even mean?

I'd like some details before you pass all of this.

He also is now signing with China.

China doesn't have to do anything, but we do because we're the leaders.

We're going to reduce our greenhouse gases by 50% in nine years.

Impossible.

Impossible.

Unless you absolutely kill this economy.

I'm not sure that we cut our greenhouse emissions by 50% because of COVID.

And look what's happened to our economy.

This is, stop thinking that it's good old Uncle Joe.

It's Uncle Joe, all right.

It's Joe Stalin.

He is the most radical president ever.

And you know what's funny is I think Barack Obama, because I've read where he said, if I were white, I could have gotten all this through, but it was because I was black.

No, it was because you were a Marxist.

You

extolled the ideas of Marxism.

The people all around Joe Biden are doing the same thing.

If this was the Obama administration, we'd all be up in arms.

But the reason why we're not up in arms is not because the president is not black.

We're not up in arms because too many Americans see him as just a

Democrat and he's just going to do the same thing.

He's safe.

No, he's not running the show.

The old Obama administration is running the show.

And the Green New Deal has just been renamed the Infrastructure

Bill.

Nothing is as it seems.

Stop arguing about stupid things because those are all,

you're we're gonna regret it.

What were we doing?

We were arguing about what he's a racist.

He's not a racist

Today, the big thing will be what I said about

Demi What's her face?

That will be the thing that will occupy a lot of time

in the social media sphere.

It has nothing to do with anything based in reality.

Nothing.

Nothing.

Did you know that the Postal Service has a clandestine operation that is monitoring and they are basically, they were the source of the information about the riots that were going to happen on March 20th.

The Postal Service is now, it has a clandestine arm called ICOP that is monitoring all social media here in America, and they're finding who the good guys in the bad.

The Postal Service is doing that?

Yeah, maybe we should talk about that.

Maybe we should talk about that.

Maybe we should talk about the Green New Deal,

relabeled as the stimulus package here for the infrastructure of the United States.

More in a minute.

All right, so man, I just, I mean, can you, can you believe all wars cost $7 trillion?

All wars have cost $7 trillion.

That's phenomenal.

That's phenomenal.

And look what we're spending.

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When that happens,

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And I hope you have something of intrinsic value.

And you're going to have to trade your dollars in, and you're not going to get the same amount.

The people who have money in the bank

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Hey, here's something really great.

Joe Biden has moved out to force doctors to perform transgender surgeries against objections.

So

if the doctor says, no, I think this is genital mutilation or it's on a kid and I don't want to do it or whatever it is, nope, you got to do it.

Thank you, government.

I think,

oh man, do you remember what was it called, Stu, when you could decide things were,

you know, if you were against them, you could object and say, no, I don't want to be a part of that.

What was that?

Conscientious.

I can't remember.

Yeah, yeah, I can't.

It was an old-timey idea that used to happen here in the United States.

Nope, apparently you have to do whatever.

It doesn't matter what your conscience says, just do it.

Well, I think this whole disagreement thing has led to a lot of bad problems.

People are ignoring

what the government wants, what they think is best.

Yes.

That's not right.

Thank you.

That's not right.

That's not right.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Hey, I want to just leave you with this Buddhist monk in Thailand that chopped off his own head on his birthday.

Now, I forgot the guillotine.

For a while there, I was like, how do you chop off your own head?

A guillotine, okay?

I mean, just in my world, they're not, you know, they're not on every street corner where I live.

But

he

chopped his own head off on his birthday, and his nephew came and found the decapitated body and a note.

He was nice enough to leave a note.

And he said, I chopped my head off as a way of praising Buddha.

And I've been planning it for five years now.

I wanted to do it on my birthday.

I'm offering my head and soul to Buddha so I can reincarnate,

be reincarnated as a

higher spiritual being in the next life.

I think he's going to be surprised.

But his nephew said, he fulfilled his goal and he has met enlightenment.

So

no matter how bad your day is, no matter, I don't care what's happening to you, I don't care what people are saying on Twitter, just remember, you're not that guy.

You're not that guy.

No matter what somebody is saying to you and you think it's insane, you know, you might have to go through a critical race theory discussion at work where they're like, no, you have to accept that.

Just remember, whatever you want to say, you should start with, you know what, No matter what I'm thinking right now,

no matter how crazy I think you are,

you're not that Buddhist monk.

You're not that guy.

So, your day, I'm just trying to help you here.

It'll make your day a little easier if we all remember we're not the guy who wanted to chop our own head off in a guillotine so we could be reincarnated as a higher spiritual being.

Just saying, I'm just saying, look at the bright side of everything.

We'll see you tomorrow.