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is a little upside down on the on the White House ratios when it comes to likes and dislikes.

A lot of dislikes happening with his speech yesterday.

And now YouTube is thinking about removing the dislike button from Joe Biden's page.

You've got to be kidding me.

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And in the worst violation, Steven Crowder.

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has been yanked off of YouTube for a week.

He can't upload anything.

He tried to upload it to another YouTube channel, not his own,

and they pulled that immediately.

But the real story here is why,

and

he has been indefinitely suspended from their partner program.

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And apparently, he's not safe enough.

Thank goodness he's with us at the Blaze, and he joins us in 60 seconds.

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Steven Crowder peddled election and COVID conspiracy theories to millions of people.

YouTube's punishment, less than a week-long suspension, and he's allowed to keep posting on his secondary channel.

This will get him more followers, more subscribers.

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Steven Crowder joins us now.

Hi, Stephen.

Senor Beck.

How are you?

A little bilingual introduction there.

Yeah,

wow.

Wow, that's good.

And a little bit racist.

No, no, no.

You're the one who's white hair and blue eyes.

Oh, really?

We're going down that road.

Totally unrelated.

Totally unrelated.

Think about this for a second.

Think about this for a second.

No one really remembers this, but obviously you had the Germans, Nazis, cake, bad.

Obviously, all bad.

Okay, I want to make sure no one tries to take out a context me saying, well, Hitler was good for the economy.

No, no, full-on condemning the Nazis.

But they believed that they were the superior race, right?

The Aryan race.

Many people don't realize that the Japanese believed they were the superior race, and they teamed up.

So one of them them had to be wrong.

Yes.

As it turns out, both of them were wrong.

Isn't that strange?

But I mean, it's just,

I wonder what that conversation was like with their ambassadors.

Like, why do they believe it's six foot two and beyond a half your life?

They think it's five foot four.

And this is the thing.

It's considered racist for me to point out what they believe to be the master races.

But think about this for a second.

Me and a black American, you, Glenn, and you're very white, you and a black American, or you, and and a Mexican immigrant American, legal immigrant American, whatever, but take your pick.

Any, any, any minority, still have far more in common than someone from Japan and someone from China who look far more alike.

And that's proof positive that it's about ideas and not about race.

If you don't believe in evil, look at what the Japanese did to the Chinese in internment camps in World War II.

Sorry, but that's not what we're here to talk about.

We're here to talk about the end of my career.

Yes.

So, do you believe this is going to be a permanent thing?

I mean, you're indefinitely suspended from

the

ads, which is a very big deal in today's world.

And they say because they need a safe environment, Stephen, for their advertisers.

Right.

Yeah.

I don't know how safe you are.

I don't think it'll be permanent.

Well, you know, listen, to be fair,

I could scale back and simply,

I'm trying to think of what I can even say on FCC radio, perform

a

lap dance on bealzibub and make that kid friendly you know like we'll not right that's the thing okay just to be clear like you you and i come from rock and roll area right right maryland yeah alice cooper maryland it's not doesn't shock me i have no problem with it instead of kid friendly and my content and by the way yeah you know what give or take a million you know a million or two depending on the year on in youtube that's a chunk of change with 15 employees but that's not really what bothers me here what bothers me is the dishonesty and the targeted approach thank god texas is about to pass a law that may be important in our case.

You have states like Florida that have followed suit.

But let me be really clear too.

Definitions matter.

So the reason that I've been removed or suspended from YouTube, and by the way, I simply uploaded to another completely separate channel a cell phone video of me saying, hey guys, I won't be able to upload because I've been removed from YouTube.

And they removed that as a violation.

People say COVID conspiracies.

Okay.

Have I ever said the virus is not real?

No.

I've said COVID is real and COVID is significantly more lethal to elderly populations.

When the CDC was saying don't wear masks, I was selling them at a discount in partnership with Jocko from Origin, Maine, saying if you're sick, this might be a good thing to wear it because at this point there was no lockdown if you have to go to the office.

And

it has two layers and you have a charcoal filter in there.

We don't know, but it's a good precaution to take.

Have I been anti-vaccine?

Nope, I haven't been anti-vaccine.

As a matter of fact, I've tried to get my mom who has respiratory illnesses the vaccine.

I personally have decided the risk reward isn't worth it because I have a pretty strong immune system.

What I have said, so for COVID, what I have said that is considered impermissible was using the CDC, by the way, and this is all available at ladderworthcrowder.com.

People can watch a stream here in about half an hour.

I said, look, look, here's what we know about COVID now with the science.

It is significantly more lethal than the average flu.

to the elderly and immunocompromised.

According to the CDC, however, and we don't know why, it's significantly less lethal to children and teenagers than the common flu.

That's it.

That's not a lot.

It is scientifically accurate, but they believe that could be interpreted as diminishing the severity of COVID.

That's all.

Do you really think that that's, I mean, that's just an excuse to come after you, is it not?

Well, of course, of course it is.

I just want to be clear so when people say, well, you can't go out and spread misinformation.

That's the information.

As far as election, election front, look, this is what's so funny about that.

I sat down with my half-Asian lawyer at great length and said, okay, can I talk about these voter rolls?

He said, no, you can't, because you can't prove that.

Okay, I said, so I can only discuss exactly what I can prove that I have observed myself.

He said, that's it.

And then we'll go into bat for that.

I said, okay, so how about I do this?

What if I can't prove how many illegal people voted?

I can't prove how many people maybe switched addresses or where there was a broken chain of custody.

I said, but what I can prove beyond any shadow of a doubt is go through all the voter rolls in a few states, cross reference with UPS deliverable or USPS deliverable addresses, search them on Google Earth to see if they're invalid addresses.

And then either I or my producers went personally to those addresses that day with a copy of that day's newspaper on video with dozens of addresses saying this is an empty lot, this is an overpass.

That's what I did.

And I said, I cannot make any other claims outside of these dozens of addresses that you see here.

Here's the crazy thing that happened, and here's why I think I'm removed, Glenn.

There were some people who fact-checked us on this, okay?

And I don't know how much time I have.

This might take a minute and a half for me to explain.

Some people.

No, you have to tell about 20.

Okay, good.

They said, you got this wrong.

You got these addresses wrong.

And this was released by some anonymous person.

Now, to be fair, they were right in that in Nevada, one of the addresses that was an empty lot, we took a video of the empty lot across the street from the actual empty lot because the odds and even numbers in Nevada are a little bit different in Vegas and when you're surrounded by empty lots it's hard to know which empty lot the address

but here's I hand to God everything I say is true under penalty of perjury Glenn I will swear to all this in court which it may come to now here's what happened though that did force me to go back and say were we careless what else did we get wrong and I realized there was one person, Christina Gupana, who worked for the Clintons.

And she was actually embroiled in some sort of voter fraud issues back in, I believe, 2016.

No one's heard from her since 2018.

She was one of the voters who voted from Under and Overpass.

The address from which she voted was West Bonneville.

And I went back to our addresses and I said, oh my God, how do we make such a careless mistake?

Her address is East Bonneville.

And I said that on air.

I said, look, we made a mistake.

I don't know how we did this.

Well, my researcher, who's English, he said, no, actually, no, we didn't make a mistake.

I'm looking at the voter rolls.

He says, Oh, wait, they changed the voter rolls last night after you released the original video.

So, we released the video on Tuesday.

They changed Christina Gupana, Clinton's staffer, her address, which was under an overpass, from West Bonneville Avenue in Vegas to East Bonneville Avenue.

And keep in mind, and they had a website that says they can only change voter rolls on a Monday.

Now, here's the kicker: Christina Gupana has never lived or been at the East Bonneville address either.

So they went in and manually updated a new faith address.

And then my opinion was

this person's probably been Clinton's.

Maybe that's why I got remote, but listen,

they should have more of a problem with the fact that the corruption or the ineptitude, take your pick, is so limitless that they went in, changed addresses in the dead of night and changed them to new bogus addresses.

All of this can be verified.

All of this is available on the Blaze,

and I swear to it in court.

And you show

the address before it was changed on the government website and after it was changed.

Yes.

And I show the physical address by sending an intern with a copy of today's newspaper so that there is no doubt.

Because my lawyer said, it's not enough if you do Google Earth.

That's not, because with Google Earth, we had thousands.

And I said, well, we only have time to do dozens.

So we did dozens, mainly in Nevada and Michigan, because these were areas where we could travel.

So yes, so we were, we only claimed this is clearly an illegitimate vote.

At this address, here's a copy of today's paper.

Here's how you know it's not real.

And I said, I'm making no claims about Dominion because I can't.

I'm making no claims that the election has been stolen because I can't.

I'm making no claims that Donald Trump won because I can't.

And you know what the truth is?

That's not even my primary concern.

My primary concern is a broken voting system that we need to fix before the next election because I called the Nevada Nevada official, the publicly listed official, and I said, Look, look, this is not a real address.

They said, Well, we updated it.

I said, I know.

You updated it to a wrong address.

I said, Well, I don't believe that.

I said, I have a picture right in front of me.

Would you like me to send you a video?

And I said, Look, look, look, assume that nothing I'm saying is a lie.

Okay,

let's assume that this was a fake address and then it was updated somehow to another fake address where this person has never lived.

They may not even live in the country.

I said, What do you do?

What process is there to remedy that so it doesn't cancel out a legitimate person's vote?

And he said there is none.

It doesn't exist.

And this video has been removed.

This whole episode has been removed from YouTube.

That is a Nevada County Registrar, the public relations, I believe, official, said there's nothing you can do.

So even when there is undeniable, irrefutable proof that this is not someone who voted, the person may not even exist, who knows at this point, there's nothing they can do.

What's done is done.

And that's why it was removed.

Stephen, do me a favor.

Send me the URL to that video.

I want to tweet it out.

I want to post it at Glembeck.com.

I want to make sure everybody in this audience sees it.

Can you send me that URL real quickly?

I'll need to, I don't have it right now.

I mean, people can go watch the episode on the Blaze, and maybe we could just make it public because it was public and then it was removed from YouTube.

So we'd have to re-upload it.

But it's at the Blaze and it's called

the Nevada Voter Issues Deepen.

That's the episode.

That's what it's called.

And that's where I actually made the phone call.

So look, again, if you cannot say, okay, I went to this address, here's a picture, here's a video of the address, here's a copy of today's newspaper, like a hostage situation for crying out loud, and it not be removed, it is very clear.

They simply will not allow you to be a conservative and discuss election procedures or COVID-19.

Nothing I said would even go against the CDC, which by the way, you should be allowed to do.

Doctors shouldn't be banned if they say, actually, we don't think the CDC is correct because this metric isn't what they should.

that's completely off the table, which should still be allowed.

But even if you say, looking at the CDC data, it's significantly more lethal for old people and statistically non-significant for young people.

Which, you know, I just saw yesterday because I was watching CNN.

You're welcome.

I do it, so no one else has to.

And I was watching CNN, and

there was a story.

It said, Paterna says vaccine 100% effective with children aged, I think, 6 to 15.

You know what else is?

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Appreciate it.

Thank you.

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The,

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It's comply or die.

That's what it is.

It really is like a decoder ring.

Once you understand

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They have a very low score.

Out of four categories, they're a laggard, which is the lowest score you can get.

The question is, why do they have this low score?

Well, it explains, and I explained it last night.

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Hey, Pat.

Hey, Glenn.

I wanted to ask you,

did you see the tweet, or I'm sorry, the text

to Don Gates

about his son, Congressman Gates, Matt Gates?

No.

Okay.

Yesterday we talked about Matt Gates

and he was because he was on Tucker Carlson, what, I think, on Monday or Tuesday.

And Tucker said it was a weird conversation.

You went back and

watched the interview.

What'd you think?

I thought Tucker was right.

That was a weird conversation.

Clearly, one that Tucker was quite uncomfortable with.

First of all, Gates brought up a couple of things that

I think were a little disturbing to Tucker.

One of them being that

Gates said something like, I'm not the only only one on this screen right now who's been accused of a terrible sex act.

And so

at the end of that, Tucker said, Yeah, you just referenced a disturbed mentally ill listener who accused me of something 20 years ago that, yeah, definitely wasn't true.

And, you know, the implication being, and thanks for bringing that up.

The other thing he said was,

and Tucker, you'll remember this.

Two years ago, you and your wife had dinner with me and another woman, a date of mine, and you'll remember her.

And then he goes on to describe this dinner.

And at the end of that rant, Tucker said, actually, I don't remember the woman in question or the context of what you're talking about at all.

So it didn't go well.

Wow.

Didn't seem to go real well.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, he referenced in that

that he had text messages from the guy who he said was blackmailing.

Yeah.

So I have it here.

Dear Mr.

Gates, this is to his father, Matt Gates' father.

I'd like to talk to you immediately about the current federal investigation and indictment that is about to be filed against your son.

I have a plan that can make his future legal and political problems go away.

Last summer, we located Robert Levinson in Iran and took two proof-of-life videos, but the U.S.

government foiled our rescue attempt.

We have one more opportunity to rescue Levinson.

If you and Matt are willing to help us privately and clandestinely obtain the release of Robert Levinson, I will ensure that Matt is on the plane that delivers Levinson to his family, thus making him the most sought-after public figure in the world for his efforts to obtain Levinson's release.

Then my partner will see to it that Matt receives a presidential pardon, thus alleviating all of his legal issues.

We all know that politics makes strange bedfellows.

I can assure you that we have the ability to obtain Robert Levinson's immediate release, but we cannot allow the U.S.

government to be involved because they have repeatedly blocked his release since his capture.

Matt is more than welcome to attend a meeting, but we are fine just to meet with you as my partner knows you are a man of your word and has a great deal of respect for you.

Please call me and let me know if you're willing to meet with us immediately.

I assure you, you will not be wasting wasting your time.

Bob Kent.

Now,

I have several problems with this.

They are

enlisting him to do something

that they say, we know you're a really good guy and a good of honor and integrity.

Why would a guy of honor and integrity do this for his son?

Why would a man of honor and integrity get in bed with a blackmailer?

This is clearly blackmail.

Also, why wouldn't you just go to this guy of honor and integrity and say, I need 25 grand?

Wasn't that the number?

25 grand?

I thought it was 25 million.

Was it 25 million?

Okay, so that's a little different.

25 million.

Yeah.

You know, I don't understand

then why it would take $25 million

to fly a plane in?

What kind of bribes?

Where's that money going?

So he met with this guy, and

they have record of all of it, and they even have the

plan, if you will.

It was Project Homecoming, the document that they handed to Matt Gates' father and said, In exchange for the money, we'll give you this.

Now, the guy who says, the guy who is apparently

writing this,

he's saying, I did it on behalf of the federal government.

I did it on behalf, I was wearing a wire on behalf of the federal government.

Wait a minute.

What?

Because

Don Gates

reported this to the FBI immediately.

And then Don

was assisting in the investigation.

Apparently, he was wearing wire.

So one of them is lying here.

We do have a letter

from Don Gates' attorney firm.

As you know, my client Don Gates was approached by two individuals to make sizable payment in which I would call a scheme to defraud.

Don reported this to the FBI.

The FBI is now asking Don to voluntarily and proactively assist their investigation, which Don is willing to do.

Please confirm that your office and the FBI would like Don's assistance in this matter and that he will be working at the government's request.

The United States Attorney said, I can confirm that your client is working with my office as well as the FBI and the government's request in order to determine if a federal crime has been committed.

This has been discussed with and approved by the FBI as well as the leadership of my office and components of Maine Justice.

The government thanks you for working cooperatively with the FBI.

So who's lying here?

The FBI guy or the upper FBI guy?

What's happening?

I don't know if you're expecting us to have an answer to that.

I have no friggin idea.

It seems like a crazy situation, and I don't know how we get to the bottom of it other than waiting for the whole thing to play.

How bad is this that

none of us are willing to even speculate on who the bad guy is?

You know, we're not willing to speculate.

We're not willing to say, I'm not willing to throw Matt Gates under the bus.

I'm not willing to defend him, but I'm also not willing to throw him under the bus.

I'm willing to defend his right

to

a fair trial and to be convicted in a court of law and not by the media.

So I'm not saying that Matt Gates is a bad guy.

I don't know.

But I'm not willing to give anybody

a lend of credibility that is in politics in Washington, D.C., because I have no idea.

Yeah, that's really hard.

But I'm also no longer willing to give it to the FBI.

That's a change for me.

It just seems a change.

There's just a bunch of conflicting information and it's too early for us to know.

I mean, like, you know, sometimes you see these stories.

You're like, okay, this definitely looks like X, Y, and Z happened, but let's let the investigation play out.

This one is like,

everyone's just saying the opposite thing, and we have no idea who to trust.

Correct.

He claims, though, that when records and phone conversations are released in their entirety, he'll be exonerated.

So it sounds like, you know, he's...

confident of his innocence.

I wouldn't exactly assume that that's a rare statement from someone accused of true.

I mean, I give you the

kraken as an example of something that sounded pretty definitive and then turned out to be

not so much of a kraken after all.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, that was.

No reasonable person would have believed that.

Oh, come on.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh.

The other thing on this is

Matt Gates

saying right before before this came out that he might leave Congress and go to work for Newsmax?

There's a report.

I don't know that he said that outwardly, but there was a report saying that he was going to leave Congress and go to a media role.

I mean, he's obviously one of the most active congressional members in the media since he kind of got the gig in the first place.

So

it was not.

This is before I think the...

investigation, though, was known.

So I don't know.

Who knows if any of this stuff is true.

It's hard to know.

Because Gates being such an outspoken guy, too,

he says a lot of things, and everyone says a lot of things about him.

So, it's really hard to cut through what is actually accurate here.

Well, it's pretty clear, though.

Yesterday, the New York Times was telling us that this is an investigation that he crossed lines with a 17-year-old girl.

Now, the story is that he attended

an orgy with a 17-year-old girl and a bunch of prostitutes.

Those are both bad.

One isn't

going to cover yourself.

I mean, you know, but you could kind of maybe explain, you know, she was a campaign.

He says it doesn't exist, but, you know, she was a campaign aide and nothing happened.

And I have witnesses that nothing happened, but she and others were traveling on a plane with me.

Maybe.

The orgy thing, come on.

Come on.

Can we have some evidence on the orgy thing?

Because

if the press and the FBI and everybody else can get away with this, none of our politicians, nobody stands a chance

standing against this thing, except those who are the most pure.

And I'm not saying that Matt Gates isn't, because you can make up anything about anything.

You can make it up about Mike Lee.

But

most of these guys, and I'm not saying they're orgy or having sex with underage kids, but

everybody has something in their life that they don't want to come out.

And they just, it's not that it's evil or it's illegal or anything else.

It's just...

You're going to twist this and you're going to make it look bad and

I'm going to have to deal with it for the rest of my life.

And I've already dealt with it and put that to rest.

You won't be able to send anybody to Congress, and you certainly won't get anybody in Congress or the Senate that is actually going to stand against anything.

Look, you know, let's look at someone who the press is a lot less judgmental about, Deshaun Watson, the quarterback for the Houston Texans, who has now 14 accusers against him that have come out in the last couple of weeks.

Now, I don't know.

This is a huge public figure making millions and millions of dollars.

Could 14 women women come together and come out with fake accusations?

Absolutely.

Of course, of course they could.

And that's why you get your day in court.

The same thing with Gates.

He's a very public figure.

He's very, very tight with Donald Trump.

And people are going to go after him.

That's why.

It may be true.

It may not be true.

But

you can't assume either with someone like this.

When it becomes a public figure with this sort of profile, it's even more, you have to be more skeptical in some ways because you just don't know.

I mean, people can say anything and do.

And he's a single guy.

And as Jeffy would say, who among us?

Who among us?

Well,

one last thing.

I dismissed somebody yesterday because they were standing with Gloria Allred.

And their story was much more salacious.

You know, we're talking about Andrew Cuomo.

I believe the women against Andrew Cuomo.

The last one that comes out is with Gloria Allred.

I don't know.

Let's not be so quick to buy into her story.

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Hello, America.

It's Thursday.

Biden yesterday unveiled a massive infrastructure plan, calls it a once-in-a-generation investment.

Yes, the investment is once-in-a-generation.

However,

it's going to take several generations to pay for it.

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by watching it with you on Blaze TV and his YouTube channel.

Hi, Stu.

Hey, Glenn, what an exciting moment that was.

Great speech.

As usual, Joe Biden, top of his game.

It's much better.

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Yeah.

It was a pretty amazing amazing plan.

I mean, he's not, of course, dealing with

the things he's actually doing, which is like taxing people for 15 years to pay for eight years of spending.

We all understand, of course, the spending will continue after the eight years.

So he's not even coming close to paying for this program, but even if he could, it would be ridiculous.

Beaches and drinking water.

Yes, Brie.

Broadband and electric grids.

It's supposed to be an infrastructure plan, but honestly, they just threw everything that they wanted in there, including massive health care increases.

Only $400 billion

is going to go to the elderly and disabled.

Only

$400 billion and $580

will be used for domestic manufacturing and development.

You get the sense when he was talking about the he's going to give $400 billion to the elderly.

It just felt selfish.

It just felt like

he just wanted the stuff.

I'm only going to take $380 billion of that much.

But you won't believe what they have to do to keep me cranking it.

I just, it's hard to understand how far we've come.

Remember, only a couple of Democratic presidents ago, the era of big government was over.

Last president that was a Democrat talked about, you know, he really

manufactured the amount he spent to stay under $1 trillion.

I mean, it was $787 billion initially

for the stimulus program.

It was under $1 trillion initially for Obamacare.

Of course, both of those wound up rising quite a bit before they were actually implemented.

Here, I mean, now we're at the point where he's just staying under $2 trillion for the COVID plan and has no problem not only saying he's going to go over $2 trillion with this plan, but announcing in advance another $2 trillion he's going to spend in just a few months.

another once-in-a-generation investment.

Yeah.

Wait a minute, wouldn't that be twice in a generation?

And didn't you just do another $1.9 trillion recently?

So isn't it three times

in a generation?

I mean, I

don't know.

It's if a generation is the first six months of your first year of your presidency.

Right, right.

Right.

Now, remarkable.

Let me explain a couple of things.

I'm going to give you a decoder ring for all of the news here.

First headline.

Some Democrats are reportedly afraid to voice concerns about a nationwide voting overhaul.

Okay?

I want to just give you a few things.

We're going to go back to the stimulus package here in a second, but I want to give you a few stories that are in the news today.

So Democrats are afraid to voice any concern about the nationwide

voting overhaul, which is absolutely unconstitutional.

In the clearest of terms, it is taking away the power of the states and moving it to the federal government.

It's unconstitutional.

It's very clear in the Constitution who runs the voting process.

All right.

Next story.

Major U.S.

companies take aim at Georgia's new voting restrictions.

What is this one?

Global asset manager at BlackRock issued a statement yesterday on LinkedIn.

Equal access to voting is the foundation of American democracy.

While BlackRock appreciates the importance of maintaining election integrity and transparency, these should not be used to restrict equal access to the polls.

It's doing none of those things, by the way.

Coca-Cola weighed in yesterday.

Headquartered in Georgia.

They're disappointed by the law.

As soon as Georgia's legislators convened this year, our company joined with other Georgia businesses to share our core principles.

We opposed measures that would seek to diminish or restrict voter access and advocated for broad access, voter convenience, election integrity, and political neutrality.

Then you have Delta Airlines issuing a memo to their employees that the final bill is unacceptable and does not match Delta's values.

After having time now to fully understand all that's in the bill, coupled with the discussions with leaders and employees in the black community, it is evident the bill includes provisions that will make it harder for many unrepresented voters, particularly black voters, to exercise their constitutional right and elect their representatives.

That is wrong.

That is from Delta.

Then you have Merck, the pharmaceutical giant.

There is no more fundamental right than the right to vote.

Democracy rests on ensuring that every eligible voter has an equal and fair opportunity to cast a ballot free from restrictions that have a discriminatory impact.

We all have an obligation to stand up against racism and other forms of discrimination whenever we see them.

That's Merck.

Porsche, you know, the people that brought Hitler, the people's

car.

Anyway, Porsche, North American Operations, headquartered in Georgia, said, equal access to the polls for every voter is core to a democracy.

As an Atlanta-based business, Porsche Cars of North America supported the work of the Metro Atlanta Chamber with members of the Georgia General Assembly to maximize voter participation.

We understand the legislative outcome remains subject to debate and hope a resolution can be found all side encourages.

Then UPS.

UPS said this week, the company supports the ability and facilitation of all eligible voters to exercise their right to vote.

Like other businesses in the community, we actively engage with political leaders in both parties and other stakeholders, stakeholders, to advocate for more equitable, equitable access to the people for integrity in the election process.

Mercedes-Benz have nothing to do with racism.

Boy, Mercedes-Benz, they sure hate racists, don't they?

They stand against efforts which discourage eligible voters to participate in this vital process.

Microsoft also has weighed in.

Bank of America has weighed in.

Cisco, Home Depot, JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, LinkedIn, American Express, Facebook, Viacom, CBS.

Ha.

That's an awful lot of companies coming in and voicing their opinion on this voting matter.

Have you ever seen that before, Stu?

You know, it's odd.

Not really.

And it's really odd considering this actually expands the law and people's access to voting quite clearly.

You know, the Georgia law in particular does a good job at, you know, it was funny because we were told in 2020 that we had to massively expand the way people were able to vote because of this once-in-a-lifetime pandemic, which I think there was good arguments for some of that.

So they went out and they expanded all these voting

access platforms.

And now we're told that anything that pulls off of that incredible expansion, which was supposed to be once once in a lifetime,

is

basically Jim Crow.

I mean,

this is incredible.

We had a representative say that the 2020 election had voter suppression never before seen in American history.

We went half of our history without letting black people or women vote at all.

I would say that was more of a voter suppression era than the one we have now where you can only

drop it off at a

Facebook drop-off on your nearest corner.

Right.

Like, I mean, seriously, the restrictions they're talking about,

the voter drop-off boxes were not even sanctioned in Georgia law at all.

So they came in and they said, okay,

now they'll be sanctioned, but we should probably not just leave them outside unattended 24 hours a day.

Let's put them somewhere where at least someone can keep an eye on them

inside.

That is now voter suppression, Jim Crow 2.0, worse than anything we've ever done in American history.

All right.

So

let me give you just a couple of more headlines, and then I'll explain it all to you and give you the Dakota ring.

The Major League Baseball is thinking about moving their all-star game from Georgia because of BLM pressure over voting reform bill.

The leaders of 23 countries have supported a

treaty proposal for future crisis.

So in other other words, the next COVID.

They all want to be on board and work together.

If one shuts down, we all shut down.

We're all going to work together.

White House doesn't say no.

The White House says the timing isn't right.

GoFundMe has yanked a page run by Virginia parents fighting the woke curriculum.

Huh.

Bank of America announces an expansion of their racial justice initiatives.

And the White House says the private sector should lead on vaccine passports.

I'm going to give you the decoder ring.

I'm going to take a one-minute break and I'm going to come back and I'm going to begin to give you that ring that will explain all of these stories-from the infrastructure story to the

companies lining up against the voting thing in Georgia to yanking even

the voice,

the voice of Donald Trump off of a platform Facebook yesterday because even his voice has been banned from Facebook.

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All right, let me give you some information

that I gave you last night

in its entirety.

And it is really important

that you understand this because our society is being completely redesigned with something called ESGs.

ESGs, you will now find, check your 401k if you're doing something with Morgan Stanley or anybody else, check, you will see, they're starting to come out now, an ESG score.

An ESG score for your investments.

So what is your ESG score?

ESG stands for Environment, Social Justice, and Governance.

To change society, you need to alter the way you view society.

You need to redesign the social contract that we all have with one another.

They want you to view it now through the lens of ESG.

First, they start with the corporations.

And the corporations are with this because, as I showed you last night, they are going to make tons of money.

Social justice has now been monetized.

And I'll show you exactly how in last night's episode.

Make sure you see it.

Now, this started to

go to become into play at the Paris Accords.

And the UN was working in tandem with the Paris Accords.

That's the climate treaty.

That everybody on the left was like, we have to do it, even though it does nothing, we thought.

There was a paper published in 2017, one of the only concrete reports on how the S, social justice, in ESG is calculated.

But even in their own report, they admit this isn't exact science.

And I'm going to quote from this report: the social element of ESG issues can be the most difficult for investors to assess.

You think?

Right off the bat, they list a few factors, human rights, labor standards,

and gender equality.

Now, it's interesting because I'm going to show you in a minute how they identify human rights.

But you don't hear Apple getting a low ESG score for sweatshops where they're pumping out iPhones, right?

You'd think that all of those practical slaves in China would go to hurt the ESG

score of Apple if you really cared about social justice.

But they're a team player.

They're going carbon neutral by 2030, so they're fine.

Also, Disney, they didn't get a low ESG score after thanking the Chinese officials that are connected to the Uyghur genocide in concentration camps.

Not a problem.

Not a problem.

Disney is okay.

They made up for it by setting their own 2030 sustainability goals.

And what the heck?

Let's fire Gina Carano too to prove how woke we are.

We'll fire her for exactly the same thing her co-star did in reverse.

He's fine.

We're going to just fire her.

Redesigning society is a four-step process,

according to the UN and now banking

outlines.

Stage one is qualitative analysis.

This was when we decided to start placing a woke grade on companies and financial institutions.

And I say was because we're past stage one.

Stage two, quantitative analysis.

This is where we're at right now, but we're at the tail end of this.

Social

compliance has been graded, and scores are starting to pop up on investment portfolios and annual reports.

I'll tell you about those in a second.

Stage three, investment decision.

This is where we're just beginning to be out.

Remember, it's a four-step process.

We're at the beginning of step three.

Money is going to be diverted from the non-compliant to the compliant.

And I laid this out for you, and I showed their own documents on how this was going to work.

They're going to shut all of the investment dollars off to any company that isn't doing what they ask them to do just through the ESG score.

Stage four: active ownership assessment.

The compliant will be monitored.

If they fall out of line, they'll be handled via exclusion

measures.

The exclusion members

are things like: you're not going to be able to get a house loan, you're not going to be able to get a car loan, a business loan.

They may shut off all banking services to you if the case is bad enough.

Okay,

that doesn't sound good at all.

Now

let me put some actual numbers and faces behind this.

I'll show you what's happening with this corporate responsibility to fully dismantle structural racism in America.

I'm going to show you a couple of the companies that are that are out front on this.

And then I want to show you Facebook.

And I want to show you why Facebook suddenly has a low S score in their ESG, which is setting them back.

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It is Thursday.

Last night's television show is a Dakota ring.

You will start to understand what's happening with these companies.

Just a few minutes ago, I went through through all of the companies.

Let me just give you some of the headlines.

Biden has unveiled a massive infrastructure.

I've got to get to the real point of what that is.

It's unions.

I'll go into that.

It's probably going to be tomorrow, though.

I'm running out of time.

Major U.S.

companies have come out against the Republicans in Georgia.

They're saying this

historic tax or this historic voter reform, it wasn't voter reform, it was COVID that is now being retracted is suppression.

And you have BlackRock, Coca-Cola, Delta, Merck, Porsche, UPS, Microsoft, Bank of America, Cisco, Home Depot, JPMorgan, Jace, Citigroup, American Express, Facebook, Viacom, CBS.

They're all coming out now and they're taking a stand against Georgia and the governor.

Have you ever seen that before?

Have you ever seen, let me give you this headline.

The headline is that sports viewers shift habits as social justice messaging increases.

So this is about the NBA, and they're saying one-third of Americans are watching less professional sports because they can't handle the cram down.

So then why would Major League Baseball threaten to move the All-Stars from Georgia if they know they're going to lose a third of their audience.

This is going to piss off a third of their audience, maybe more.

Why would they do that?

Why would these companies, why would Delta get involved in any of this?

Why would Bank of America?

Last night, I gave you the Dakota ring, and I want to go through the Dakota ring, but I want to start with the Facebook ESG score.

Facebook, we were looking at the ESG ESG scores.

This is from Morgan Stanley, I believe.

And they're starting to score these.

This is the part of the great reset.

They're starting to score every company so you know if the company is doing everything they can for the environment, everything they can for social justice, and everything they can to help the government.

Government.

Are they complying by governance, social, and environmental standards?

Facebook, you would think, has a great score because they're so progressive.

They're the reason a lot of this jam down is happening.

However, they got a laggard score.

There's only leader, average, and lagger.

You don't want a laggard score.

Facebook is a laggard.

Environmental, they're a leader.

Social, they're a laggard, and governance, they're a laggard.

Now, governance, they're a laggard because they've had some problems with the government recently, and they allege or they list all of the things that have been happening, you know, over in Europe and Germany and also being called in front of Congress.

But their social justice score is a laggard.

Now, social justice score, Facebook?

You can't say anything on Facebook.

Steven Crowder was on last hour.

He's been banned now from YouTube.

And I told him a story about how

Bill Clinton, Donald Trump was on Facebook on a podcast, and part of it was aired on Facebook, and it was just his voice, and Facebook deleted that post because you can't even have the voice of Donald Trump on Facebook.

So how are they not leading social justice?

You have to read the fine print.

Let me read it to you.

Apart from platform safety issues, Facebook has also come under scrutiny for inconsistent enforcement of content moderation rules.

Well, that's great, right?

Because that helps us.

That helps conservatives.

That's what we've been saying.

That's not what this means.

Independent auditors found certain content decisions caused, quote, significant setbacks for civil rights, end quote.

So because Facebook hasn't fully banned people like me,

people like Stephen Crowder, people like you,

we're doing significant damage to civil rights.

That's why all of these companies are coming out for Georgia.

That's why all these companies line up to say, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

we're for for this.

Because one of the ways that they actually judge a company, because all they're doing is

they're just judging.

Here, let me give you this.

Yesterday, the Fed chair, sorry, the Fed chair, what's the difference now?

Janet Yellen,

who was the Fed chair, now the head of our treasury, she came out and said,

environmental issues and companies that aren't working to go all green and become compliant, they're a risk to the economy.

Now, how do you define a risk to the economy?

Well, things get a little sketchy on all of this stuff, but a risk to the economy would be Facebook is too big to fail.

These banks are too big to fail.

And if they are working with companies like Facebook that could get deluged and get protested because they're not compliant with social justice.

Well, then they could fail and we could lose all their money or all of our money.

So all of our investment would be gone.

So that's a risky company.

The Blaze wouldn't even get considered.

I mean, it's never been considered by an investment group, but it would never get considered now

because we're not going to comply.

And if you don't comply, you're too risky for anyone to invest in.

This is what's happening now.

Let me give you one other really disturbing thing that they're talking about, and that is

social justice and human rights.

The UN,

which has their human rights abuser list, is really the ones on the Human Rights Council.

They are the ones defining for the banks and everybody else human rights.

Now,

the UN teamed up with Foley Hoag.

They're one of the specialists.

It's a law firm in corporate social responsibility, an international law firm.

And maybe they do some good in the world.

I don't know.

Maybe they'll help prosecute actual human rights abusers, but I'm a little confused about what's all included under human rights.

Because looking through their websites, it gets a little nutty.

The U.N.

and this law firm seem to be including social issues and social justice now as human rights abuses.

The Post says the U.S.

must, quote, fully dismantle structural racism in America.

Now, what if you don't believe in structural racism in America?

Doesn't matter.

They mention, and I'm quoting, publicly recognizing and supporting the Black Lives Matter movement and rapidly instituting a variety of measures that seek to begin to address racism at a systematic level within corporate America.

That's why you're going to the stupid Black Lives Matter meetings and the critical race theory meetings because your company is a coward.

And if they're not a coward, they're part of the problem.

I don't care what my ESG score is, but I am going in and and saying that.

Please do not say that until you fully understand

what is entailed.

You will not get any loans.

You may not be able to work.

You won't be able to buy or sell because you won't comply.

To Christians, does any of this sound familiar?

The joint report goes on to list a few abuses.

One lists an example of a company that, quote, doesn't promote certain staff members due to their ethnicity or religion.

Okay, I don't know any of the details here.

How is that even quantified?

Were they not promoted because of their social category or because they sucked at their job?

And are all religions equal in this?

I get the feeling that they're not, but maybe.

But this is all about compliance.

If you fail to comply, the banks are expected to exert, quote, leverage.

That means shut off the money spigot.

This was described in earlier things that I showed you last night called exclusion measures.

Please correct me if I'm wrong here.

I'd like to know, but it sounds to me if you're not a social justice warrior, then you're going to be labeled a human rights abuser and shut off from the financial system.

Is this what having a low social score will get you?

Because

I will proudly wear that.

But I know that makes me a pariah.

I know that takes my voice off the radio.

I know it takes it off the internet.

I know I won't be able to go to theaters anymore and perform live.

I understand that.

You must be very careful.

Your children must be, get them off social media.

And I know what that's going to take.

Holy cow.

Because my kids don't believe me.

My kids are like, dad, that's just for people like you.

No, that's for people like you in the future.

You say anything wrong and it's going to come into your score.

Now, I don't know how many banks are gearing up for this.

We don't know how it will ultimately look or how it will be implemented.

A good example might be what is facing

is what's happening with Amalgamated Bank because it's all implemented there.

Amalgamated Bank is like the sixth or seventh largest bank in the country.

I never heard of it because it's an SEIU bank.

It's a union bank.

They're the bank that brought all of this to the United States.

They are patient zero.

So let's use them as a template of what might be coming to a bank near you.

The social justice scores are at banks now.

They are at the the investment level now.

They have not trickled down to you yet.

But Amalgamated has just begun an annual CSR report, which I can only assume will be the standard for high-scoring ESG companies going forward.

If you want to see what that model might look like, high ESG scoring banks or companies say, quote,

We do not lend or invest our own money in fossil fuel companies.

Those who manufacture weapons or who do not support the rights of workers, read that as labor unions,

women, immigrants,

the LGBTQ plus community, and other positions not aligned with our mission, end quote.

So if you're an oil and gas company, you're out.

You're a Second Amendment company, you're out.

I mean, I thought discrimination on race, gender, and pretty pretty much anything else was already considered illegal.

But we now have to prove that we're now somehow not racist and bigoted if we want to do business.

How does that work?

Well, maybe this is the standard.

Amalgamated breaks every employee down into their own social justice category, and they submit this report every payroll period.

Remember, this is the bank that brought this framework framework to America, and several of the largest banks in the country are already part of it.

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The media basically wants us to learn that we shouldn't have a wall because then I guess the kid wouldn't get dropped the five feet.

When in reality, maybe you shouldn't have a president who is guaranteeing any child that comes unaccompanied will become released into the United States of America and not go back to Mexico.

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Mark Meckler is with us.

He is the interim CEO of Parlor.

There is a story out now that

Parlor

was taken off because all of the planning for January 6th happened on Parlor.

Well, as we find out, no, that actually isn't true.

Most of the planning, I guess, happened on Facebook.

But now there's a new twist to the story.

And I'm going to let Mark tell you.

Mark, welcome to the program.

How are you?

Oh, I'm good.

Good to be with you, Glenn.

Thanks for having me this morning.

Thank you.

So tell me about the FBI and Parlor and what was happening.

I mean, this is important.

Parlor is a free speech platform, but we've always prohibited violent threats and incitement on the platform.

And we can now say this publicly.

We're limited in what we could say because we have this ongoing investigation by the House.

But in the days and weeks that led up to January 6th, Parler actually made over 50 referrals of violent content to the FBI, and that included specific threats of violence that were being planned at the Capitol.

So we've always been cooperative with the FBI in regard to these things.

And the idea that we somehow weren't or that all this planning was taking place on Parler is just a fabrication.

Okay, so

I want to make this clear.

And I understand, you know, we will do the same thing.

We have reported violent content.

If a subscriber is like, I'm going to kill somebody or blow somebody up, we feel it is our responsibility to report those kinds of things if we catch them.

So we have done that.

But people get very sensitive when you say, I'm going to report something to the FBI.

What you had were specific violent threats against

people or the Capitol that revolved around January 6th before January 6th.

Did the FBI call you and ask you for those, or did you call them and alert them?

No, we called them and alerted them.

And this is just, like you said, with your website, this is exactly the same kind of thing.

When we feel like a threat is specific and actionable and potentially dangerous, then we're always going to work with the FBI.

We're always going to work with law enforcement to try to prevent, do everything we can as just good people to prevent violent acts.

We saw specific threats of violence against Attorney General Barr, against Hillary Clinton, and others.

And of course, those things, we're always going to report those things.

We are a free speech platform.

People can say what they want to say as long as it comports with the First Amendment.

But when it looks like people are actually planning or trying to incite actual violence or law breaking, then those are things we're going to report.

Correct.

As a responsible company, should at all times.

Now,

what I'm having a hard time with uh two things.

One,

how then this whole story was turned around on parlor and you lost your platform when you indeed were alerting the FBI in advance and working with the FBI, I'm sure, after January 6th if you had any, if they had any other questions or needed any other information, correct?

That's correct.

And we continue to do so.

You know, if we get actionable threats or any of these past threats, we turn over everything we can to help the FBI make sure that nobody is going to get hurt or that no illegal activity is going to happen.

What happened shortly after january sixth, though,

I'm going to point first at Cheryl Sandberg, the CEO of Facebook, who went on national television, who went in the media and pointed at Parler and said, this is the fault of Parler because they don't moderate their content.

They don't have any kind of adequate oversight.

This is simply untrue.

This is just a fabrication.

And I think it's because she knew what was going on in her own platform and she understood that most of this activity took place on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram.

And so she was striking first in order to defer the blame.

Yeah, and you can probably pretty safely say that because what she was talking about was all of the sophisticated algorithms and systems that Facebook has.

It allows them to go through the billion posts that they receive.

And I mean that literally, the billion posts they receive.

And you don't have that kind of an algorithm.

Is it all done by hand by you guys?

You know, in the past, sometimes it has been.

Today, we have artificial intelligence as a first layer of screening for this kind of stuff, but then everything has human intervention on the backside.

And look, they knew what was going on.

Independent Forbes analysis found that there were over 200 charging documents filed by the DOJ.

73 include references to Facebook, 24 to YouTube, and 20 to Instagram.

And then that was followed up, by the way, by George Washington University.

They have a program on extremism.

54% of charging documents refer to Facebook, 13% to Twitter, 13% to Instagram, only 5% to Parler.

So Parler had almost no role in any of this.

So the next question that I have that I'm having a hard time getting in my arms around.

Why wouldn't you have said that from day one?

Wait a minute.

We alerted the FBI.

Yeah, you know, Glenn, I I think this, and this is a very hard thing that people don't understand.

I know this as a lawyer.

You've obviously had to be involved in a lot of this stuff.

Sometimes when you want to speak, you have to keep your mouth shut because you need to make sure that you don't make any mistakes.

When you have all the giant tech giants against you, when you have the government aligned against you, as we do with the House Oversight Committee, you can't afford to make a single mistake or they're going to hang you with that.

And so we hired what I think are the best lawyers in the area, Vincent and Elkins.

They're an international firm.

We have a group that specializes in House oversight committees or congressional inquiries.

And they told us, you guys need to lay low.

We have to do all the forensic analysis.

We had to spend an incredible amount of money literally to sort through every single post that's ever made to make sure that when I come on a program like this, I don't make a single misstatement.

Because if I do that, they're not going to pay attention to anything else.

They're just going to hang us with the misstatement.

So we have to sit back while we're being attacked.

It's unfortunate, but that's part of the reality when you get involved in legal stuff like this.

So why are you coming out with it now?

Look, we've done the full analysis.

We've had the entire forensic analysis done.

The lawyers have reviewed everything.

I can say with absolute confidence that the things I'm saying are true.

They're unequivocally true.

There is no contradictory evidence.

We know that we had very minimal, people who were posting on a platform had very minimal involvement in this stuff.

There's been law enforcement review, Forbes, George Washington University, our internal review.

We've answered the House Oversight Committee's letter, their request to us with our letter.

That's now public record.

So now that this is all public record and we've responded to the House Oversight Committee, we're able to go public.

I think you would have a pretty good case

against Facebook in particular,

and a pretty buttoned-up case, really,

for America to see what was really going on.

But will anyone cover this?

I know that Newsweek

covered it a bit, but they mainly talked about you being with the Convention of States.

Yeah, I mean, that tends to happen.

They want to obfuscate.

But to be fair, Glenn, I have to say, and I was surprised by this, we did see quite a bit of media coverage, and it was not too biased or unfair in regard to our House oversight response.

So I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of coverage that was out there.

Whether they'll continue to cover it is our best guess, right?

You know, here's another another important factor.

Honestly,

the damage is already done.

You never get, there's no place to go back and get your reputation back.

And if

you were doing something that, quite honestly, because, and I know this because we have wrestled with it,

where is the line where we have to report something because it's the right thing to do?

And how are we to judge?

And if we report something and then we miss something else, are we going to get nailed for not not reporting that?

And,

you know, we're a freedom of speech platform.

We believe in the freedom of speech.

I don't want to curtail anybody's speech, but when we saw threats against President Trump, we saw threats against President Obama.

And if we see threats against Biden, we will report those because it's all of our president.

It's not one party's president.

He is the president of the United States, and that's not a joking matter.

So I know that you went through this is a really dangerous double-edged sword for people who believe, like you do and I do, in freedom of speech.

It is.

And unfortunately, it's become both political and business at this point.

And I think one of the reasons you saw the attack by big tech is that Parlo is growing so exponentially.

In November, it was a number one downloaded app on Apple and Google.

That's more than Zoom or TikTok or YouTube.

10th most downloaded app for 2020.

It rose to number one again after Twitter banned President Trump.

So they saw a threat to their business model.

And then when you see Congress get involved, when you see the House Oversight Committee get involved, you know it's political.

The Democrats on that committee, by the way, received over $83,000 from parlor competitors, Facebook and Twitter.

Republicans on that committee received $1,900.

So it kind of tells you where the House Oversight Committee is coming from.

Let me ask you this.

Have you been following ESGs and the Great Reset, Mark?

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Okay.

I looked up the ESG score for Facebook, and they're classified as a laggard, which is the worst score you can get.

And that didn't make sense to me until I saw the analysis.

And there are two pages after the original analysis about what they went through with the governments over in Europe, yada, yada.

But then there is one paragraph that is kind of buried in this.

It's not part of the explanation of why they're having trouble.

It's just in the summary.

But listen to this, because this affects you.

Apart from platform safety issues, Facebook has also come under scrutiny for inconsistent enforcement of its content moderation rules.

Now, I don't know about you, but that sounded good to me.

I'm like, okay, all right.

Yeah, they are inconsistent.

That's not what they mean.

Listen to this sentence.

Independent auditors found certain content decisions caused significant setbacks for civil rights.

They're talking about not banning enough people.

They're talking about not silencing voices like mine or

this week it's Stephen Crowder.

That should terrify everyone because that is your access to money and businesses, advertisers, everything except for the people.

Yeah, and this is precisely when we see Democrats in Congress complaining that the social media giants aren't doing enough.

They don't mean aren't doing enough to ensure free speech.

They mean that they aren't doing enough to silence people like you and I and Crowder.

And that's what these organizations are pushing them to do.

That's what Congress is pushing them to do.

That's why I think at this point, it's fair to argue that Facebook and Twitter have become really state actors.

They are under pressure by the federal government to silence people like us.

And I think it's fair at this point.

I think we're getting to the point it's fair to hold them to a First Amendment standard.

I think we have to.

And there's this end run.

If you're looking into the great reset, you know, there is an end run around our Constitution because the Constitution applies, and the Bill of Rights applies to governments.

It is a, you'll never do these things to the government.

It doesn't mean it for the private sector.

It's a totally different set of standards.

But now the private sector, they are working together with the governments of the world, and they're making an end run right around our Constitution.

Yeah, and you know, it's even worse than that, I would add, going, because it's not just that they're working together, but you actually have government coming out in public in these hearings saying to Facebook, threatening them, threatening Twitter.

I'm not trying to cut Facebook and Twitter Slack.

They don't mind this, but they're actually saying publicly, if you don't censor speech, then we will intervene and we will regulate you.

So this is an absolute, what I would describe as the perfect alignment of interests to suppress the First Amendment rights of the American people.

Mark, thank you so much for being with us.

As you know, I'm a member of Parlor, and I don't flinch at that, nor should anyone else.

I commend Parler for their bravery before January 6th and your amazing

tolerance or your amazing self-control after January 6th.

I hope you get your day in court

bigly.

Mark Meckler, thank you so much.

Thank you, Glenn.

You bet.

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We interviewed a Michigan restaurant owner.

Her name is Marlene Pavlos Hackney, and she was arrested for refusing to close her restaurant amidst COVID-19 lockdowns.

Now,

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She

is from Poland.

She understands what these kinds of crackdowns really are and how dangerous and easy it is to lose your freedoms quickly.

Well, she was arrested the, I believe, the day we spoke to her, and she's on now with us.

She's also being joined by

her attorney, Robert Baker.

Welcome, Marlena.

How are you?

i'm doing great thanks for having me on your show

sure

so first of all recap why everybody was so mad at you uh and why you were threatened with jail time by the state what were you doing or not doing

well as you know the governor uh woodmer she imposed all those rules and regulations that every business restaurant should be closed and follow her guidelines and suggestions, which, in my opinion, they are not the laws.

So I took

decisions that I'm going to be open and I'm going to serve the food.

And I have a sign on my door, which, you know, says that

I am, I say, I have the sign.

We are constitutionally complying business.

We are not interfering on anyone's anniable rights.

By the law, we do not follow any of governors, mayors, health departments, or other government agency orders or suggestions pointing to social distancing or mask wearing.

And then I have a hotline, I mean highline, then I said, your health is your responsibility.

So people who come to my place, they are aware of how I run my business.

And like I say before, I respect everyone who feels different and didn't participate by giving me them business and they stay away.

But we, the people, we have the rights to decide what

we will follow and how we'll live as happy and

happy lives and follow the freedoms that the Constitution gives to all of us.

Okay, so, Marlena,

you didn't do this right right away.

When it first came down, you complied.

Right?

The first time, like everybody else, from March to June 14, I comply because I take this very serious

because I think, okay,

something isn't right.

But as things go and we see,

I feel different about all this

virus, like you see, you go to all these other places like Menards,

Costco and so many others big corporations and they don't have to follow any rules like we do trucking and all other sub-distancing you go on the plane did you see anyone to have a distance like six feet apart everyone sit next to each other what's the difference my business and the aeroplane business

so Marlene Marlena you left Poland in 1983 and I don't know if you spent any time in one of their jail cells, but you had to have known others who the government came in and

just hauled them away, sometimes in the middle of the night.

Now you've spent five days in a U.S.

jail.

What'd that feel like?

It feels like my freedom has been taken away.

I experience something who

no one probably did,

but some they do.

At least what I experience, I can see like some things are not right.

Like, for example, making phone call when they take you to jail.

I try to call so many times, like collect, I cannot get you know in touch with anyone because I think something wrong with this phone line, the way they navigate is impossible to go through.

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And then another issue people have, like when they take you to jail and you don't memorize the phone number that you can call anyone,

you are of help.

Because I see other people who came to jail when I was sitting on the bench, they say you have the right to make a phone call.

And each person says, well, I don't remember the phone number.

And when you go there, they take all the devices away from you.

So, if you have your cell phone and you have all those numbers to call someone to get help, you're unable.

So, I encourage every person lesson to memorize one phone call.

If something happened to them, that they will get arrested and go to jail, that they will remember the phone number, that they can get some help.

That's crazy.

The judge that

puts you in jail caused quite a scene.

He accused you of being in it only for publicity.

Where is that coming from?

I don't know why, but as you know, they censor my.

I have a Facebook business,

you know, Marlena's Bistro and Pizzeria.

That's my business, Facebook.

And I know they use anything I post against me because every time I have a court, like with

before I have a summary suspension and the judge was jud uh Lauren Van Steele.

Then I have a judge van da Stoic when they impose

restraining order against me and then bench warrant for my arrest.

They watch closely anything I post, anything I say against me.

The same also I have a video made on Rumble which says Maerlena fights for freedom and some others.

So I'm certainly that they use everything against me.

Even when I went on Cars Talker Show, they used everything I say against me, which,

as you know, I'm fighting for freedom for American people because we have to follow the constitutional protected rights that all of us, American people, we have.

Does this feel like we're headed towards Poland, 1983?

Yes, this is what exactly says.

If you're going to watch my video on the Rambo, Marlena Fights for Freedom, you're going to understand

clearly what I'm talking about.

And also I would like to say the politicians no longer represent the people, rather they represent a cooperated structure called United States in cooperation.

And the politicians have not been representing the American people and they are the ones violating the Constitution the Bill of Rights and the rule of law

all right so Marlene Marlena let me talk to you or your attorney here for just a second your attorney is Robert Baker

Marlena spent five days in jail I think she got some bad uh advice uh

legal counsel in the beginning you have come in tell me what the situation situation is and how likely she is to,

you know, put this behind her and be the victor here.

Well, so she was arrested

the 19th, and it was a strange arrest because the Michigan State Police sent three unmarked police cars out to pick her up on their way to work at 5.15 in the morning.

And

that's highly suspect because I suspect there are a lot of outstanding felony warrants that haven't been executed.

So we have three unmarked cars of state policemen coming to pick up somebody for serving food.

At the hearing after she was arrested, she was denied many different things, portions of due process.

One of them was that her person who she thought was a representative got sent to jail immediately, just about.

And then so Marlena was trying to assert her constitutional rights, asking for one for me, because I was on a Zoom hearing.

And then, secondarily, she was asserting her Sixth Amendment right to counsel.

And the judge threatened her with 93 additional days if she opened her mouth.

And it frightened Marlena, and thank goodness she

shut up.

Sixth Amendment.

Yeah.

So there were many different aspects of that, but

more offensive was her treatment.

So she was shackled and brought in front of cameras.

Okay.

Why that?

She was bruised.

While she was in the jail, they did a cavity search, which I'm not sure about that.

And then she was denied

counsel, an effective assistance of counsel.

Okay, so,

Robert, I know that there's a GoFundMe page.

Is it still up?

Because they're starting to take things down now and go fund me if you if you happen to stand against some of the COVID rules and restrictions.

Her legal bills and everything else, all the fines and everything she's incurred are really

adding up.

You're about, what, $13,000 away from your goal,

and I'll send people to that.

But again, this money that I think shouldn't have to be paid at all,

is she going to see justice in the end?

What are the odds?

Well,

I'm hopeful that she will see justice in the end.

There's a lot of constitutional protections out there that have been eroded in the judicial system, but they seem to work once the there's publicity and it's out in the light.

I mean, I I struggle every day fighting for people without the means to fight these type of

attacks against the freedoms of America.

So I believe she'll ultimately be successful.

I'm hopeful that the system as it stands will

prevail.

The Michigan Supreme Court has struck down the governor's orders as being unconstitutional and unlawful.

So I'm very hopeful that we will prevail in the end.

Robert, I appreciate it.

Attorneys like you.

I have, or I had, the best First Amendment attorneys, and I've had them on retainer, and we've fought in court several times side by side for First Amendment rights.

I've had them for 20 years.

They've been on retainer.

They've just dropped me because they say that

it will cost them too much politically to represent somebody like me.

All of their other clients will start to complain.

And I mentioned

vigorously John Adams and what he did with the British.

It is critical that attorneys have spine and stand up.

And I appreciate, Robert, that you are doing this.

I appreciate that.

And you should give me a call.

I wouldn't mind representing you.

All right.

Thank you very much.

Here's what I want you to do.

I want you to go to the

crap, what's it called?

GoFundMe.

I want you to go to GoFundMe and look for Marlena's case

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welcome to the program President Joe Biden oh yes hello how are you there President Biden you had an opportunity to throw out the first pitch at a nationals game oh I was quite honored with that and I thought a long time about doing it because I'm a very big baseball fan.

But you decided not to.

Yeah, well, I had some things on my schedule.

You know, I had a

dinner at 3:30,

and then I got to get in.

I'm doing the work of the American people, so I couldn't do it.

Are you a big baseball fan?

Have you been?

Oh, my goodness.

I remember when

Ty Cobb,

you know,

had his batting average of 383 and the Cleveland Knaps,

when they went 8 for 8 in that double header,

with Ty Cobb, and it was amazing.

I used to listen to that one on the radio, but before then, I remember Chief Bender throwing a no-hitter for the Philadelphia Athletics.

Who could forget that?

It was one walk of a perfect game where Philadelphia A's beat the Cleveland Knaps 4-0.

You sound like you're a big fan of baseball.

You remember Mordecai Brown, of course.

He was

the winning pitcher of

the game against the Chicago Cubs and the Cincinnati Revs.

Oh, Mordecai.

Oh,

I still look at his baseball card and weep.

All the greats.

All the greats that we've seen.

I was 47 when I saw that game.

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