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Hello, America, and welcome to Wednesday.

Stu, we have...

I didn't tell you this before the show, and I hope you don't mind, but I know you've been excited to talk about the president's speech today.

Yeah, big one.

Well, I have the inside track on the speech.

I got an embargoed copy of the speech, and I know what's in it.

Wow.

Okay, that's

you want to hear some of it?

I do, yes.

Okay, let me.

see.

This is a really good part here.

It's

better than I thought it was going to be.

I'll say that.

That's the highlight of it.

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Here is the

Here's the exciting part again of the speech.

I was kidding.

I do have the embargoed speech.

Here's the exciting part of the speech he's going to give today.

It's going to be a little bit less exciting than that when he gives it, but you get the sense of the direction of the speech, I think.

He's good.

It's electric when I hear him say,

I just think, wow.

God bless America.

What an amazing moment in our history.

They're saying it's his FDR moment, and he kind of sounds like FDR would if he was still alive, right?

Like that's kind of.

Well, his FDR moment is because he's going to come in in a wheelchair and you'll just hear.

It's sad.

Yeah, well, after he squeaks on stage

in his wheelchair, he is expected to release a $2 trillion

quote-unquote infrastructure plan.

Because, as you know, our roads and bridges, and they're crumbling.

Pat Gray joins us.

The crumbling roads and bridges are very crumbly today.

Pat, we've been talking about this for years.

I wish every president in the last four had done, you know, trillion-dollar

packages for the infrastructure, you know?

Yeah, if they just would have done it then.

I know.

Apparently, the shovel-ready projects weren't as shovel-ready as we thought.

This is so embarrassing.

So, two trillion dollars.

CNN

leads it with this headline: Infrastructure was a Trump punchline, but is a window into Biden's soul.

Oh, my God.

Yes.

Who said that?

CNN.

Oh, my God.

Infrastructure is a window into his soul.

Look at him.

The lovely Jill.

So, legit $2 trillion.

There's going to be tons of tax hikes in here.

One of the wonderful things they're doing, I think you guys will appreciate this one, is they are.

How do you pay for something like this?

Well, you got to jack up taxes.

They want to jack up taxes on corporations from.

It's just the biggest tax hike since 1942, though.

Just the biggest.

Yeah, it's not like the

biggest ever.

No.

When that happened, I was 75 years old.

It was fine.

Now, sure, it's $2 trillion, okay?

But, you know, Joe Biden's a moderate.

I want you guys to remember this is the moderate candidate.

Okay.

Listen to the New York Times.

Mr.

Biden will lay out his infrastructure plan in an afternoon speech in Pittsburgh.

It is the first step in a two-part agenda to, this is a quote from the New York Times.

overhaul American capitalism.

That is, that's how they're promoting it.

This mob

is overhauling American capitalism.

Can I tell you something?

The only thing he seems to be moderate on, which is so bizarre, is the loosening of the marijuana drug laws.

It's like all of a sudden, have you noticed those stories?

He's doing everything, you know, free heroin for everyone.

And then you're like, everybody knew marijuana cigarettes, country and renewed marijuana.

Yeah, he's like firing staff members over potential past use of marijuana.

And it's like, what?

What are you doing?

All of these things, and that's what you care about?

The people you're putting on staff, the best thing about them is they use marijuana at one point in their past.

I don't know if they're using more now.

Hey, just sit in your room and eat pizza and nachos.

Just get high all day, please.

Now, you do not want to watch this speech alone.

I'm going to be doing a live stream on YouTube at the Studos America channel, watching the speech with you.

So please join me there because this is not the type of activity you can handle on your own.

Let me give you one of the little things behind the scenes here they're doing.

Now the tax increase, increasing taxes on corporations in a massive way is not enough to actually pay for this $2 trillion plan.

So what they're doing is they're taking in the plan and increasing taxes for 15 years to pay for eight years of the spending.

So they're acting as if the spending stops after eight years, but the tax is in there for 15 years

and

yes, you will, Joe.

So are they sunsetted?

Are the tax increases sunset?

Do they sunset in 15 years?

And it goes back to the other level?

It's not entirely clear.

Not clear.

There are limitations on it because they.

We want that to be clear.

No.

Well, the speech hasn't occurred, I'm sure.

I mean, you can hear him mumbling in the background now.

You got to assume.

So, yeah, we don't know exactly.

Because of the way the

reconciliation process works,

they a lot of times do have to sunset these

parts.

They don't normally go past 10 years, though.

Traditionally, it's always 10 years.

Republicans flirted with extending it at one point, but never did.

Now, of course, this is what happens, right?

You flirt with it once, and then they just take it and run with it.

Let me tell you, I would like reconciliation with my beautiful wife, Jill, because

she was flirting with things back in her flapper days.

And I thought to myself,

it's a great point.

It's a great point, Biden makes.

And by the way, we should be clear, Glenn.

Today's speech is about the $2 trillion of infrastructure spending.

However,

that's only part one

of a two-part process.

And you will be

part two if you didn't

the second part will be another $2 trillion

about climate change, and I guess that's more of the remaking American capitalism overall.

So it's $4 trillion altogether.

Yeah, he's only announcing $2 trillion today, though.

Can I do the prequel?

It was $30 trillion.

He's already spent $2 trillion.

And he's been in office for a couple months.

They're spending all of this money, and it's almost like we're spending money like it's going out of style.

Let me break for one minute.

And tell you about why they're spending money like it's going out of style.

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Now, let me tell you about the plan to retire the U.S.

dollar.

In my research,

this is

my belief

of how things are going to work out in the next couple of years.

I passed this by several people,

and they believe it's solid, but I want you to know up front,

this is what I believe is going to happen, and it is all tied to things that I know are already being put into place.

Right now, there is a race going on for digital currency.

It's a three-horse race, and Bitcoin is not in it.

It's the U.S., China, or the IMF, the World Bank.

We are looking for

what is going to be the world reserve currency?

What is going to replace the U.S.

dollar?

Russia and others are pushing out digital currency, et cetera, et cetera, but they're a tiny portion of the global currency power and they're really not relevant, in my opinion.

The U.S.

Federal Reserve is behind China on the actual digital currency implementation.

China already has the digital renimbi,

which I just love.

How many rennimbis do you have?

I have 110 frillion.

You have 110 frillions.

That is good.

Yeah.

So they do all of the intergovernmental transactions via the Bank of China.

So in other words,

the Communist Party passing money to the Communist Party, posing as the bank, and then the Communist Party getting that money back.

It is remimbi is the people's money in Mandarin.

However, even though they've already pushed this out and they're already using it, the U.S.

is way ahead when it comes to potential adoption.

70% of international financial transactions right now are settled in U.S.

dollars.

This is what gives our dollar any kind of value now.

Whereas only 1.5% of the global transactions are settled in Chinese money.

Several analysts believe that the U.S.

will have a digital U.S.

dollar issued by the Federal Reserve by 2022.

Now, I want you to listen because this is really

important to your future.

They want to get it out.

This is according to several analysts.

They want to get it out before the midterm election because the Republicans may retake the House or the Senate or both.

The Fed doesn't require, technically, any kind of congressional approval to issue any new digital currency, but that doesn't mean that Congress wouldn't move to block or slow it just to limit the Fed's authority here.

Lately, Yellen and Powell and the head of the FBI have all started warning Congress and the public about the dangers of Bitcoin and other decentralized cryptocurrencies because they can be used by sex traffickers and they can be used by terrorists.

And so the plan is to issue a digital U.S.

dollar and then automatically convert U.S.

dollars from the old U.S.

dollars dollars to digital US dollars, D USDs.

The banks would issue the D USD at some ratio that the Fed would set.

Now, here's why this is so important for you to be ahead of the curve on.

The money in your bank account will suddenly become US or D USDs overnight, but that doesn't mean that it's going to be dollar for dollar.

In fact, the Fed is going to be deciding how much loss everybody takes.

The Fed will also offer U.S.

dollar cash holders, physical cash, but not in the banks, to cash in old USDs for new DUSDs for some time period, six months or a year.

And the way they'll do this is require cash holders to deposit the money into U.S.

banks so they can control the conversion to DUSD and track all transactions.

After the cutout date, the old US dollar will be retired either overnight or via an overtime graduated retirement schedule.

The conversion rate is just going to get worse and worse.

So they're going to say, hey, you'll get 80% of your dollar if you turn them in now.

And then, you know, the next month, you'll get 70 cents on the dollar.

And so it will push people into pushing their money.

The convertibility rate, analysts are now speculating that it won't necessarily be equal.

So, in other words, not everyone will get 80% or 70%.

Part of the plan here is to do social engineering and wealth distribution.

They're going to have a progressive,

like we have a progressive income tax.

This will be a progressive conversion rate.

It'll be the same way we do progressive tax structure.

Poor people are going to get a one-to-one ratio.

You might even, if you're one of the afflicted groups, get

point

a 1 to 1.5 ratio, meaning you get 50 cents more for every dollar.

And wealthy people could get a 0.5 to 1 conversion rate.

So the more you have in US dollars, it may be the less US, the digital US dollar you'll receive in return.

Now,

The reason why they're retiring the dollar is because we are spending into oblivion and they don't have an exit plan other than the death of the dollar.

In the near future, they don't need to care about the debt or inflation because they can effectively buy unlimited amounts of old currency with new currency and force the cash holders to take the loss because they can make all other currencies, including cryptocurrencies, illegal whenever they see fit.

So by controlling the currency and having the power to declare what currencies are legal and what are not and how much those cash

currencies are worth,

all cash holders will accept whatever terms they want.

This is

the

end game, I believe, for the U.S.

dollar.

And I don't think they're going to get you're not going to...

It'll be interesting to hear if anybody in the press picks this up and makes fun of me on it,

because

won't they be shocked?

Oh, there is a caliphate.

Oh, 2008 did happen.

I'm telling you,

it is coming.

The question is,

how much can we get other countries to take a loss on U.S.

dollars that they currently hold?

The sovereign U.S.

dollar holder is probably going to take a 50% haircut, but private party dollar holders will accept maybe a 90% loss on their U.S.

dollars, and it will create a race to dump dollars

and to put them into other currencies.

The way we're going to get global support on this is we will offer foreign debtors, countries that owe the U.S.

government money.

We'll say, look, I know you bought those tanks and those planes.

We'll give you

We'll give you a 50%

cut on your debt.

You just turn everything into U.S.

digital dollars, and we'll call it a day.

That's what's coming.

So when you see all of this spending, know that if you aren't aware of what is right around the corner, you are going to lose.

It is why I urge you to watch tonight's TV show.

Tonight's TV show is so important

because we show you the mechanisms in the financial industry that are being laid right now to make things like this happen.

I mean, how do you give a 10% haircut, a 50% haircut to all Americans?

How do you do that?

Well,

timing.

Timing is important.

Stu, did you notice, what were we talking about where he said timing?

It was on the

gun bill last week, right?

He was saying the timing just isn't right.

There was something else that he was talking about yesterday where he was talking about the timing just isn't right.

They either are fortune tellers to see what's coming next, but they I don't know, I don't know if they can foresee trouble coming,

but

yesterday the World Health Organization got a whole buttload of countries, like 40 some countries, to sign on to a global treaty where they'll all act the same.

The Biden administration didn't say that they wouldn't sign that treaty.

They said the timing isn't right just yet.

Wait, what does that mean exactly?

That you will sign a global treaty where the WHO tells us to shut our businesses and we do?

What does that mean?

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So

apparently, there is

an allegation of

Congressman Matt Gates, a Republican from Florida,

being investigated by the Justice Department over whether he had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old and paid for her to travel with him.

This is something that Gates has denied vehemently.

Not like, no, she was 18, 17 and a half.

He has said, she doesn't even exist.

That's never happened.

So there's no room for fudge here at all,

which I appreciate because this will be one that will be black and white in the end.

I don't know.

Congressman Gates,

but we do live in a time where accusations kill people and destroy their career, and he would be a nice trophy head on somebody's wall.

Yesterday, he was on with Tucker Carlson,

and he said this is a horrible allegation, and it is a lie.

The New York Times is running a story that I traveled with a 17-year-old woman, and that is verifiably false.

People can look at my travel records, see that it is not the case.

What is happening is an extortion of me and my family involving a former Department of Justice official.

On March 16th, my father got a text demanding a meeting wherein a person demanded $25 million in exchange for making horrible sex trafficking allegations against me go away.

So

you guys see this on Tucker Carlson last night?

I mean, I don't know if...

I don't know where Tucker stood on it,

but we've never heard anything bad about Matt Gates, have we?

I haven't.

No, I haven't.

Tucker, I didn't see the interview, but Stu says Tucker didn't seem to believe him.

I did not see it myself, but I read that he seemed a little, he thought it was a very strange interview, I guess.

You don't know that he said he didn't believe him, but he said it was a

strange interview.

And that's, you know, that's not impossible to believe.

Well, it's a very strange topic.

Matt Gates is not just saying a, let me give you the quote.

Here's a couple of obvious questions.

This is from Tucker that come to mind.

Again, just to restate,

this just happened.

I don't have any other information beyond what we've already said and what you've said.

First, who is this Department of Justice former employee who's trying to extort money from you?

Gates says without hesitation, his name is David McGee.

He was a top official in the leadership of the Northern District of Florida as a prosecutor.

He currently works at the Beggs and Lang Law Firm.

As a matter of fact, one of the recordings that was made at at the FBI and Department of Justice request occurred at that law firm and the money that was supposed to be paid today that would have shown even more evidence of David McGee's work in this extortion

scheme that was foiled by the New York Times story.

I believe that's why this horrible information and these terrible allegations have been used this evening.

Hmm.

Very strange story.

Yeah, Tucker Kenneth said it was one of the weirdest interviews he's ever gotten.

I don't know if that's an endorsement or not.

I guess the question we have to ask ourselves as with virtually all of these scandals, if it's true, does it matter?

And I think it does, right?

It does.

Just like with Bill Clinton, just like with

every other sexual scandal that we've ever talked about.

Are you going to make excuses for him if it is true?

And I think.

So here's what matters to me.

She's 17.

You know, she might have been just around 18 if she indeed even exists.

But what he is saying now, this is a lie.

I've never traveled with this woman.

She doesn't exist.

So if it turns out that there is a 17-year-old that he did travel with and was having an affair with, it matters because he lied.

To me, the lie matters.

You know, 17 also is the law, and so that matters.

You don't want people breaking the law like that, but

the age of consent.

It's different from state to state.

I think that's one of the reasons why they're talking so much about the travel, because the travel makes it cross the line into

sex trafficking, which is

kind of a, I don't know.

I mean, I don't know if that's exactly what the sex trafficking law was set up to mean exactly.

But I think the age of consent reading some of these stories in Florida is 18.

So, you know, again, I don't know.

Anyway, it doesn't really matter.

It's going to go by the law, but

yeah, it'll be creepy either way.

But the reason why it matters is because if it's not, if it is true, he's just clearly lied about it.

And that will matter.

That will matter.

Let's get him on.

Can we see if we can get him on today?

I know we have some other guests, but let's see if we can get him on today or tomorrow,

if we can.

Yeah.

Okay, we have the audio from Tucker, I think, here.

This is from Tucker Carlson.

I think the segment after the actual interview.

If you just saw a Matt Gaetz interview, that was one of the weirdest interviews I've ever conducted.

That story just appeared in the news a couple of hours ago.

And on the certainty that there's always more than you read in the newspaper, we immediately called Matt Gaetz and asked him to come on and tell us more, which as you saw, he did.

I don't think that clarified much, but it certainly showed this is a deeply interesting story, and we'll be following it.

It wasn't a wings endorsement.

Not at all.

I wouldn't say it was a magnet.

No, but it wasn't also a throw him under the bus thing either.

No,

totally.

He didn't say I only throw him under one wheel of the bus, maybe.

It didn't.

At least a shopping cart ran him over.

Something happened.

Yeah, because it wasn't a ringing, hey, look at, I mean, that seemed, he seemed really sincere there.

It wasn't.

Joshua was

not want to get into anyone who is

now

important to the fight,

and we have absolutely no

indication that this is true at all.

The source is the New York Times, and Matt Gates says the other source is a guy who tried to extort money from him.

I don't want to throw anyone under the bus on this.

This story might be true.

It might be absolutely false.

And I don't want to play into

joking about it because this is, if this stuff is happening, if that is true, this is real, we're living in a much more dangerous world than even I think we are.

Yeah, well, I mean,

I guess the story that we do seemingly know is true is that there's an investigation going on.

That's really the only news at this point.

And he gave his answer to it because he's confirming that he knew about the investigation.

Now, he's blaming someone at the DOJ.

Now, look, we all know the DOJ isn't always going to be,

isn't going to be perfect, and there seems to be

a lot of grudges and weird things going on at the DOJ and other agencies, but that would

have started during the Trump administration.

And Trump is certainly very close allies with Matt Gates.

So, you know, again, there's no reason, just like with any other case, you don't convict someone over something like this.

It's just one report report from the New York Times.

We don't know anything about it, but we just continue to follow it.

It was, I thought Tucker's, I did think Tucker's reaction to it was strange.

I do too.

Why is he coming out after the interview and saying that was the weirdest thing you've ever done?

Tucker's not a guy.

I mean, he's communicating something there, right?

Glenn, you know him better than I do, but he's not going to just come out there and say, Yeah, that was a really freaking weird interview for no reason.

All I can tell you is that when my spider, I cannot talk to you about Tucker, but when my spider senses say something,

I've done the same thing.

I've come out and went, that's weird, huh?

Isn't that weird?

Because I don't have anything, but

just

I want my audience to know, caution,

don't, you know, don't, don't,

don't sell your soul one side or the other on this thing.

Right.

Something feels a little off.

And look, it's a weird story and a weird accusation and coming from a strange source.

You don't normally hear the person accused give a name out of who he thinks is blackmailing him.

I mean, there's a lot that was strange about the interview.

It could just be that, you know.

Yeah.

I mean, strange interview because of the blackmail thing.

I mean, he was not saying, well, there's somebody I don't want to say the name.

It's under.

He said it.

Yeah.

He said it.

I mean, so, I mean, this was a very bold interview.

If you're lying, it's not going to take a long time to figure out that you are lying.

I'll say too, if nothing else, Matt Geats is bold.

There's no question about that.

He's never been shy.

So that's not a huge surprise that he would be bold in this moment.

Again, this is why

we have to watch each other's backs and

give each other the benefit of the doubt until proven guilty.

We have to watch each other's backs because I want to show you,

this is a

videotape of a Zoom lesson between a teacher and a student where they're talking about race.

And the student is shown by the teacher a slide of a white girl and a black girl back to back.

And that's when this brave kid stands up under pressure.

Listen to what happened.

The story behind this picture is the teacher.

I'd rather hold on to that.

This tell me tell me what what this seems to be a picture of

It's just two people chilling

right just two people.

That's nothing more to this picture

Nah, not really, just two people chilling.

I don't believe that you believe that.

Um I don't believe that you look at this as just two people.

Um I don't think

it's just two people, though, is it not?

Yeah, but

I think you're being intentionally coy about what this is a picture of.

What are you being coy about?

It's two people standing back to back in a picture.

Yeah, and that's all you see is two people.

I'm confused on what you would like me to speak on in that.

I don't think you are.

I don't know why you do this.

I'm not trying to call you out, but

you come out off of mute to talk about what this is a picture of, and you act as if

there's nothing noticeable about this apart from the fact that they're two people.

Well, I'm confused.

Are you trying to get me to say that there are two different races in this picture?

Is that what you want me to say?

Well, at the end of the day, wouldn't that just be feeding into the problem of looking at race instead of just acknowledging them as two normal people?

No, it's not, because you can't not look at, you can't, like, you can't look at the people and not acknowledge that there are racial differences, right?

But if we're going for, let's say, if we're looking for equality within all this, then why would we need to point out things such as that?

Because those things, those differences are real things.

So weird.

So freaking weird.

They are teaching this kid.

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This guy is preaching something that would have been totally acceptable in 1950.

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Yeah, just not a million.

Oh, no, it's not 2 million.

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It's only 10% at that point.

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Huh.

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We have got quite a program remaining yet to do.

This hour, we're going to talk about ESGs.

I know that may sound boring to you, but let me rephrase it.

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He is the Editorial Director and Research Fellow at the Heartland Institute.

He's also a researcher of mine and co-author of a new book that is taking us a little longer than we expected because the more we dig into it, the more we find.

And it is called The Great Reset.

Justin, welcome to the program.

Thanks for having me, Glenn.

It's great to talk to you.

I asked Pat to come in along with Stu because they are more, we're in the weeds, and I like them to be here and ask the questions that the person who really doesn't understand what's going may be asking.

You just went in and you opened a Merrill Lynch account yesterday.

Correct?

I did.

I absolutely did, yes.

And you're going to talk to us about the scores that you found.

Before we get into it, I want to tease tease here just a bit, and then I want to talk to you about it.

I got a call from one of the big five banks in America,

and they

intimidated,

intimated that they wanted me to make a correction

on the show when they left the message.

When I got back to them, they didn't want a correction in the show.

They said everything that we said, that was accurate, except that's not what they're doing.

And we said, well, help us out.

Where do we need to correct it?

Well, no,

it's not, we don't need a correction.

It's not that anything was said that was wrong.

It's just not what we're doing.

And I want to go into that conversation with you in a little while.

But first,

take the boys through ESG.

Right.

So the most important thing to understand about ESG standards, that's ESG, environment, social, and governance standards, is they are

a metric system that you build on top of existing ways that you evaluate companies.

So instead of just looking at how much money a company makes, instead of looking at how good their products and services are and customer satisfaction and all of that, you add on top of it all of this social justice woke stuff.

So how green are you?

And, you know, how many women do you have in management?

And what's the pay gap between the highest paid person and and the lowest paid person all of these kinds of things and then you provide a numerical score based on these things it's usually a numerical score sometimes there are other ways of doing it but you provide a score and that allows you to evaluate companies that maybe don't make a whole lot of money but they're really woke and that means more to us than just being a company that makes money and people actually like so that's what the ESG system is designed to do it's designed to provide you with a way to see how, you know, which companies are the good companies and which companies are the bad companies based on these social justice and environment metrics.

So

take me to

take me to

who is

who is making these judgment calls?

What is the agency that is saying

this is

bad, this is good?

Right.

So there are a whole bunch of different people out there.

They're all pretty much part of the same cabal that are doing these different rating systems.

The biggest one, the one that I think is going to become the prominent system, is being produced by a group in the World Economic Forum.

These are the big, great reset people.

It's led, this group,

the International Business Council, I believe is the name of it, is led by the CEO of Bank of America, Brian Moynihan.

And they produced a report with the World Economic Forum back in September that created an elaborate ESG system that they think basically all of the major companies in the world should adopt.

And it includes, I think, 20 core metrics and 30 expanded metrics.

And to give you some sense of what is in this set of metrics, in the social metrics section, one of them is the percentage of employees per employee category by age group, gender, and other indicators of diversity.

The ratio of the basic salary and remuneration for each employee category by significant locations of operation, boy, you got to love how they write this stuff, for priority areas of equality, such as men to women, minor to major ethnic groups, and other relevant equality areas.

So in other words, if you don't have the right ratio of Asians to Hispanics or whatever, then that means you get a lower score.

And there's a whole bunch of these things.

I mean, there's dozens and dozens and dozens of these metrics, and they can essentially be whatever the heck they want them to be.

They can change them at any given time.

And all of the...

So cover the union.

Cover the union one.

Sure.

One of the social metrics is the percentage of active workforce covered under collective bargaining agreements.

So that's just another way of saying the percentage of your employees who are in a union, in effect.

So if you don't have a lot of union employees proportional to the size of your business, then you're not going to get a high ESG score.

And

the whole reason that these companies are doing this, well, there's two reasons, I think.

The first is they see that this is the way the world is moving, and they know that governments are going to start requiring these ESG scores.

And there's been all sorts of regulatory movements over the past couple of years suggesting that that's going on, including very recently at the SEC.

But the other thing is that there's tons and tons of money already behind it.

The estimates range from $30 trillion all the way up to over $100 trillion, depending on the group you're looking at, of governments and investors who are saying we are only going to invest in these kinds of companies.

And so with all of that money floating around, if you're a business, why the heck would you try to compete with people to have the best product and service when you can just be woke and get all of this money flowing into your coffers that way?

And that's what makes this so dangerous.

So recently, we've heard all kinds of things about what Coke is doing to be woke, to be diverse.

And now this seems to explain all that, right?

This must be what is behind Coke's motivation to be

requiring the race quotas and their leadership and all of those kinds of things.

That's exactly right.

Yeah, Coke actually, in its annual report, talks about its ESG scores.

Coke has a whole system of ESG scores and ESG auditing.

They actually have people working at Coke that make sure that they're following these ESG scores so that they get a really good score by these different rating agencies.

And how exactly does the ESG score help them?

I mean, who is looking at these scores?

And is it

who is like behind this then?

Why do they care about their ESG score?

Right.

Well, it started,

this whole idea, I think, started, and there's some dispute as to when this began, but I think it started out of the United Nations sometime between 2000 and 2010 this idea and the idea was how do we get businesses to go along with our agenda if we can't get governments to impose our agenda and the whole idea behind the ESG system is that they want to take the sustainable development goals from the United Nations that's like agenda 21 agenda 2030 all that stuff and they want to figure out a way to get that into the bloodstream of the corporate universe.

And the way that they figured that they could do this is by getting investors and central banks and the IMF and World Bank and United Nations and all these people to get behind this and say, we're only going to support you, big corporation, if you agree to follow through with these ESG standards and to adopt these things and to live by it.

And if you do, then essentially we're going to take care of you.

We're going to make sure the money keeps flowing in your direction.

And that's exactly what's happened.

And they've actually been building this whole ESG infrastructure behind the scenes.

No one's noticed it really over the past 10 years or so to the point where all of the major corporations that you can think of, for the most part, already have this system in place.

It's already there.

So we just didn't.

Before I go to a break, let me just

see if all of these fit into this category.

Let me give you some stories that have broken in the last couple of days.

GoFundMe.

Yanks page run by Virginia parents fighting woke curriculum.

So GoFundMe saw this fundraiser for these parents and they're like, we need your help to fight this critical race theory in our schools.

GoFundMe, yanked it.

Is that just their opinion, or is it possible that this is all about

ESGs?

I think that virtually every decision that big corporations are making today is related to ESGs, including that example that you just gave.

I think they're all related to ESG standards.

Home Depot co-sponsored a website citing the Southern Poverty Law Center and the 1619 project.

So they're putting out, they're putting, helping fund the poison of the 1619 project.

Woke or ESG?

Without question, ESG.

Let me give you this one.

President Biden says the private sector should lead on vaccine passports.

Yeah, I mean, that's a huge, that's a huge topic amongst all of the great reset people who are deeply involved in this.

They absolutely have been, they've been pushing for that since the beginning of the pandemic.

So this is a world

organization or the global, the World Economic Forum that has wanted these kinds of things that Biden is saying to libertarians' delight, the government shouldn't do this.

But they don't libertarians don't understand this is part of a much bigger government that is coming.

Yes, that's exactly right.

And Joe Biden has been involved with these people for many, many years.

He's a big supporter of this entire system that's called stakeholder capitalism is another way that they reference this.

The head of the World Economic Forum, the most visible

vocal supporter of the Great Reset internationally, a guy named Klaus Schwab.

When Joe Biden created the Biden Institute, which I know you all are very familiar with, at the University of Delaware, that he brought in Klaus Schwab because he wanted to figure out how he could make that the World Economic Forum of the United States.

And there's all sorts of articles about that online that you can find.

So Joe Biden, John Kerry openly says that he supports the Great Reset, that Joe Biden supports the Great Reset.

John Kerry has made comments to that effect within the past few months.

And he's also said, at a World Economic Forum meeting, this is John Kerry, said that under Joe Biden, the Great Reset, reset, meaning all of this stuff with ESG standards and printing of money and all of this that goes into it, is going to happen and that it's going to happen with greater intensity and faster than most people realize.

And so this is everything we're seeing over the past few months

was all in the works for a very long time, and it's not surprising at all.

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Justin, we've been talking, the two of us, about Facebook because there's something weird about Facebook and its ESG score.

Now, I want you to really understand

when you hear this, you're going to go, oh, that is funny.

No, it's not.

And I'll explain why, or Justin will explain why.

Tell me what's happening with the ESG score with Facebook, good or bad.

Right.

Incredibly, Facebook has a horrible ESG score.

Absolutely horrible.

That's the lowest ranked ESG score that you can have in the system that's used by Merrill Lynch.

Why?

Confusing.

Yeah, why?

Well,

that's a great question.

The reason why, according to their own ESG report,

is that, quote, independent auditors have found certain content decisions caused, quote, significant setbacks for civil rights, unquote.

Now, you would think that these content decisions that have caused significant setbacks for civil rights would be a reference to them, I don't know, banning the presidents of the United States from being on their platform or something like that.

You would think that that maybe that's what they're referring to.

It's actually the opposite of that.

The report that they're citing is a report that was produced internally for Facebook, for their ESG report, that says that they're not doing enough to ban people.

They need to ban more people and that they need to get rid of it.

It was written in the summer of last year before Donald Trump was banned.

And they were complaining that Donald Trump was still allowed on the platform at all, saying all these horribly racist things and everything else.

And so Facebook has a low ESG score in large part because it's not doing enough to ban speech on its platform.

If it banned more speech on its platform, then they would get a higher ESG score.

So do you see where this is going?

Us or just

you two?

I mean, yeah.

Well, yeah, it seems like, right, like they're just going to heavily incentivize these companies to do the things that the woke left wants them to do.

And in this case, they want, you know, there's been a lot of criticism, obviously, from the right on Facebook, but there's been a lot of criticism from the left on Facebook as well that they don't do enough to ban this stuff, that they don't get rid of it fast enough.

This is why Facebook is begging for regulation because

they can't please anybody.

They really can't.

So they're just hoping that the government will just take it away from them, which is a terrible idea.

But yeah, no, I mean, you could see this, right?

Like they want to be favored by America Lynch and other big investment companies.

So they're just going to pour

resources into doing the things the left wants them to do to improve these scores.

And so it's a way of essentially controlling their activity without having to pass a new law, without having to have the debate in front of Congress.

You just kind of force it through the back door, and the same thing happens.

How's Twitter doing in this regard?

Are they doing enough for their ESG score?

I think that they're doing better, but I don't have it pulled up right in front of me.

But I will say this, because I think it's important for people to understand this.

It's not just that they're being incentivized or even coerced into doing this or even pushed.

They're actually being forced to do it, in effect, through the banks.

Because the six largest banks in the United States, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, others, have already come out and said that they're going to adopt some or all of this ESG system, not just for themselves, not just for their supply chain, but also for all of their financing activities.

So if you are not, let's say, green enough, then they're not going to give you a loan.

That's what's going to happen.

They've come out and said this.

City CEO on March 1st, this is one of the six largest banks, said that our ESG agenda can't just be a separate layer that sits above what we do day to day.

Our commitments to closing the gender pay gap, to advancing racial equity, and to pioneering the green agenda have demonstrated that this is good business and not at odds with it at all.

So, this is going to be imposed on people.

It's not a choice.

Now,

that's something that one of the big banks disagreed with us on, and I'm going to talk to you about that and how it directly affects you in a minute.

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This is critically important.

It is the financial weaponization of the S in ESG scores,

environmental, social justice, and governance scores.

Right now, big corporations are doing this.

Environmental, social, and governance.

The investment firms will make you go broke if you don't go woke.

Now, think back over the last few years and what you've been seeing.

People laughed,

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I wasn't one of them.

Because I believe in more speech, not less.

And I also said to you, it's a sign of what is coming.

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Gina Carano fired from Disney doing the same thing of her co-stars had done.

I mean, exactly the same thing her co-stars had done.

Take a look at some of the companies that have been rapidly folding in to the woke mob.

Hasbro has gone insane.

They announced they're updating Monopoly's community chest cards so they're woke enough for today's society.

They're also dropping the Mr.

from Mr.

Potato Head.

Oh my gosh, can you imagine the complaints on that one?

But Mattel would not be outstaged.

Their wokeified competitors can do whatever they want, but Mattel announced that Barbie will have a brand new line, a gender-neutral Barbie.

Now, I don't know about you, Pat.

I mean,

Ken.

I mean,

you know, Barbie,

they're both

anatomically incorrect.

Yeah, I mean, they're already gender-neutral, are they not?

Yes.

But thank God somebody did it.

Uncle Ben, Aunt Jemima,

the lovely skin cream, fair in skin cream.

Even Victoria Friggin' Secret has gone woke now.

Now, why?

Well, we'll show you again tonight why they're all doing it in their own documents.

But I have Justin Haskins here to talk to me a little bit about what I should get from the

bank that called me.

This is the global headquarters of one of the world's largest banks, called our office and wanted to talk to me,

our executive producer instead.

And they said

they wanted to explain what all of this was because it's not what we're saying it is.

And we said, well, we would love for you to go on record because, I mean, then we'll get it from the horse's mouth.

No, no, no, no.

They agreed to go off the record.

I'm not going to tell you which bank it is, but one of the big five banks in America and in the world was the one who called.

And they just wanted us to know that they would never do something evil like that.

That's not what these are for.

These are just for educational purposes.

The ESG score, they're doing all of this work just for educational because they care about the investor.

So I got a couple of questions about that.

First, your thoughts on that, Justin?

Yeah,

I don't buy it.

I don't buy it at all.

I think there are investors who are corrupted by this whole system that are worth, you know, hundreds of billions of dollars, these investment giant investment groups.

And

I'm sure that they're interested in this because they want to know how they can get rich off of it.

But the regular average everyday person that's being handed an ESG score

because their account isn't woke enough, no, I don't think they care about this at all.

They also said, and this is one of the banks with a big investment arm on it, they also said, no, no, no, the score that, for instance, you got from who did you do it with, Merrill Lynch?

You not only saw the investment score for the companies, but there was also an ESG score for you personally.

Correct?

Correct.

Yes, that's right.

For your own personal.

What does that mean?

Well, essentially, what they do is

they do an analysis of your accounts, and they look at all the different ESG scores of the companies that you've invested in, if they have one, and then they provide you with an aggregate score based on that so that you have your very own ESG score related to your account that tells you how woke or not woke you are.

Yeah.

And they said that, again, was just all being done because, you know, people want to know how good they're doing.

Yes.

Yes.

What I think is amazing about that is I actually saw

some of the transcript from this call from your executive producer.

And when she was talking to these people, she pointed out, you know, did we get anything inaccurate?

Was there anything wrong here?

And they said, no, it's just that, you know, we're not giving the score to, you know, the person who got this ESG score.

It's all voluntary.

And then your producer asked, well,

he did this person who gave us this score at Merrill Lynch, his own personal ESG score, he didn't ask for it.

And sh you know, you just gave it to him.

And she said, or whoever this bank did, just gave it to them.

And they said, well, yeah, well, banks do give out scores without them asking it, but it's voluntary in the sense that you don't actually have to do anything once you get the score.

So, Justin, how does that sit with the episode we did two weeks ago where we showed the language

that shows that in Europe they're ahead of us and that the banks are evaluating your worthiness of a loan based on your ESG score?

And if I'm not mistaken, the language of the World Economic Forum and the World Financial Institutions,

the language there is that it will be, it will affect every person's life.

That's a quote.

Every individual's life will be impacted by this

because that's the only way that it actually works.

Right.

I'm not quite so sure about the World Economic Forum's language because I don't have that in front of me, but I do know that the major financial institutions that we've looked at that have said that they're going to commit to this, and they're all on the record, it's not a secret, you know, Bank of America, Citi, others, they say it's going to be in their financing, that it's their financing that's going to do it, because there's no other way to make sure that the world makes this transition.

So you have to have it in the financing.

Well, financing includes everybody.

That's everyone who gets a loan, everyone who gets a car loan, everyone who gets a mortgage.

That's financing.

And there's no restrictions restrictions on any of it.

And when they're talking about the E and ESG, all these different financial institutions, and they're talking about making sure that

they're in line with environmental standards, they say that they want to go net zero carbon dioxide emissions in their entire portfolio.

Well, that can't happen if they're letting most regular people just do whatever they want and they're only holding these standards to big, gigantic corporations.

It only works if everybody is on board.

So it's going to impact regular people as well.

It's not just going to be maybe not tomorrow, maybe not next year, maybe not even within the next 10 years.

I don't know when, but I do know that eventually it will come for you too.

It made it very clear, I think.

Let me just show you.

This is an audio piece leaked out on environmental justice

and making sure that everybody is doing all that they can for the environment.

This is something that leaked out.

It was a Massachusetts environmental governmental environmental expert talking to the New Hampshire government about what they were doing.

And it was supposed to be a private call.

It was released by somebody on the call.

Listen to what he says.

You know, one thing that we found through our analysis is that 60% of our emissions come from,

as I have been starting to say, you and me, except you guys are in Vermont, 60% of our emissions come from residential heating

and passenger vehicles.

So let me say that again: 60%

of our emissions that need to be reduced come from

you, the person of treat, the senior on fixed income, right?

There is no bad guy left, at least in Massachusetts, to point the finger at, turn the screws on, and break their will so they stop emitting.

That's you.

We have to break your will, right?

I can't even say that publicly.

I mean, that's pretty darn, that's pretty darn clear.

So, Justin,

this will

affect everyone and everything.

And the question is, how do you make the stock market work?

We are going to show the funnel again tonight, I believe, on the show.

I talked about it yesterday.

The money is just circulating between the banks, the government, and the corporations.

It doesn't fall down to the little guy.

The little guy is earning a wage, and he's having to retrofit his house for green energy.

He's going to have to do all of these things, sell his car, buy a new car.

Otherwise, he won't get a loan.

So the corporations continue to make money, but you'll be so impoverished, as the World Economic Forum says, you won't own anything.

Yes,

that's exactly.

I think that's the plan.

I mean, the plan, I think, is to make the system

so that people are inevitably dependent on corporations providing these services, on government directly or indirectly to subsidize those services.

But you're right.

They're making everything so expensive.

We saw this in California.

To build a new house in California, you have to put solar panels on it.

You can't just build a new house and then power it with, you know, with some conventional energy.

You've got to have solar panels now.

So it's going to become so expensive for the vast majority of people that, yeah, you won't own a car.

You won't own any of these things.

You will simply just be beholden forever, like a serf, to the corporate class.

That's what's going to happen.

But don't worry about it because the government will make sure that you get your universal basic income check in the mail every month or whatever.

And they'll take care of you.

And you'll have to take that money and go and give it to a corporation so that you can have access to a car and home and all these other things.

So you're never going to be wealthy.

This is the future world, I believe.

That's what the World Economic Forum is talking about.

I don't think you're ever going to have any personal wealth.

The future world is you have all these big, gigantic corporations.

They've got wealth.

Banks have wealth.

Central banks are very powerful.

Government's powerful.

And you are just beholden to all of them.

And you just rent out everything, essentially.

And as long as you keep getting money from the government, you can survive.

But without that money from the government, you can't build any wealth.

And I believe this is the direction that the world is moving in.

And I think they've been pretty open about it in certain corners of the Great Reset Movement.

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They want to say, what about the surge?

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And I want to concentrate on the southern side of the border.

What is life like right on the border with all of these drug cartels?

What are we enabling?

Laura Logan joins us in 60 seconds.

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She left there in 2018.

She's an award-winning investigative journalist.

She is currently on her own and has a show, Laura Logan, has no agenda on Fox Nation.

Hello, Laura.

How are you?

Hey, Glenn, I'm good.

Thank you.

How are you?

I'm good.

Good to talk to you again.

So, Laura, I wanted to bring the boys in, Pat and Stewart, with me, and we wanted to talk to you about what you've seen on the border and particularly what this administration is enabling, how we are growing the drug cartels, and what life is like.

What does a drug cartel even mean right on our border?

Well it's very interesting Glenn because most people in the U.S.

think of the cartels as the drug organizations of the 1970s who really pioneered

smuggling marijuana over the border and were part of distributing that across the US bringing it to the Northeast.

And

in fact, what's happened over the last few decades especially is that the cartels have transformed.

They've diversified into many other different forms of revenue, and they have also become completely unrecognizable from the old drug organizations of old.

Ghana, the Pablo Escobar days, what you're looking at today are the most violent and powerful

criminal organizations on the face of the earth.

That's not an overstatement.

That is literally what you're dealing with.

They have militarized, many of them get training from special operations forces in other countries like Guatemala.

And they also have so much money that they can stay far ahead of law enforcement in any country, both in terms of surveillance, counter-surveillance, operational security, and of course, you know, weapons.

And also their ability to function in terms of what they do to move narcotics and weapons and everything else that they need to move.

They also have made strategic partnerships with people like the Chinese,

U.S.

adversaries like Hezbollah, and other terrorist organizations.

And

what we've been doing, while they've been at war with us, we've basically been asleep at the wheel.

There are individuals who have tracked this, who have seen the transformations of the cartels, both in their reach globally, because they now control more than 90% of the global trade in narcotics, but also in terms of their capabilities.

And we are not paying attention to that.

We're still using the old law enforcement model, which is basically where U.S.

jurisdiction ends at the U.S.

border.

And so we have to go to the Mexican government, and we have to ask them on their terms to allow us to operate and take action against the cartels.

Well, today the cartels are so powerful, they function as a shadow parallel government.

And they give their orders to the Mexican government.

So what do you think has happened to that?

Well, just in the last few months, precisely at the very moment that the Biden administration opened up the U.S.

border, the Mexican government doubled down on their sovereignty.

And they stripped all U.S.

agents of immunity from prosecution.

And they also made it law for all Mexican law enforcement officials to have to go through a fusion cell in the foreign office in order to have any contact and interaction with U.S.

law enforcement, which of course, you know, that's a death knell for cooperation and for informants and you know, for everything that goes along with prosecuting the cartels.

So that should tell you where the Mexican government is, and it certainly doesn't explain where the Biden administration is, because they, like all the administrations before them, allow the border to be defined in terms of immigration and completely leave national security out of the conversation.

Laura,

is there any realistic way for us to stop this without the help of the Mexican government?

Not if you use a law enforcement model, because when you have no jurisdiction, you're at the mercy of the country whose sovereign territory you're asking to operate on.

And so they have to be motivated to do it.

And look, there's more than 30,000 Mexican civilians who are massacred every year in Mexico by the cartels.

And that's just the bodies that the Mexican government owns up to or knows about, right?

There's Mexicans buried in unmarked mass graves all across the country.

I mean, everyone knows that the violence of the cartels is like nothing that anyone has ever seen before.

I mean it even pales in comparison to sometimes, at times, to what

terrorist groups like ISIS have done.

Although some of the tactics are very similar, you know, the on your knees in front of guys with guns being beheaded.

And in fact, the cartels, it's not enough just to behead you.

They've got to pull out sledgehammers and obliterate every last little piece of your skull.

And that's tame compared to removing your heart and your limbs while pumping your body full of heroin to keep you alive so that you can watch yourself being systematically dismembered.

Oh, yeah,

and that's

all the time.

That is not an exaggeration.

It is all across Mexico.

It is all the time.

And 98%

of murders in Mexico go uninvestigated.

That's not unprosecuted, Glenn.

That is uninvestigated.

So what does that do?

It basically tells you that they operate with impunity.

So

the law enforcement guy, the policeman, the Marine, the National Guardsmen who are trying to do the right thing,

who, you know, who are not in the pocket of the cartels, what chance do those guys have?

They've got no chance.

You know where they end up?

In one of those unmasked rates.

Who are these 30,000 people?

I mean, because people will think, oh, that's crime on crime.

Who are the 30,000 people that are getting killed?

Well, it can be anyone.

I mean, if you're in their way, you know, they just kill you because there's no consequences for any of this.

So it can be women, it can be children.

In fact, so many women have been killed in Mexico that Human Rights Watch had to come up with a term to describe it, which was femicides.

That, you know, we'd never ever seen so much crime and such violent crime against so many women.

So, you know, and there was a point at which the bridge at Juarez, which is just across from El Paso, Texas, was absolutely plastered with the faces of these missing girls, you know, who are missing because their bodies are are often never found or they're melted in vats of acid or they're, you know, chopped into pieces and thrown to the dogs.

I mean, there's no regard for the living or for the dead.

And

as a father just said to me recently after his daughter-in-law and

grandchildren were burned to death in the Mormon family in Mexico.

I mean, he said to me, I never understood what it meant to have a body.

I never understood what it meant to be able to say goodbye.

He said, my son came to nothing.

He came back, he had to find his wife and three of his

children burned to ashes.

And so that's what life is like for many people living in Mexico.

Yes, some of the violence is cartel on cartel, but even that, you know, I mean, when your options are a lifetime in the dirt in a village in Mexico, or you're, you know, or you're going to do what the cartel tells you and take money home to feed your family, It's not even calling it

cartel violence doesn't quite explain the reality for everybody.

Something that's got very little notice from

any news agency is the fact that they're also killing political candidates.

This year alone,

18 have been murdered thus far.

And the elections are coming up, I think, in June.

So it's not even safe to be a candidate for office.

Oh, no, it's in fact that's one of the most dangerous professions in Mexico, along with journalists and criminal investigators, right?

And it's actually really interesting that you raise that because it's a very significant point that is constantly overlooked in the conversation about the cartels.

There's a big, you know, there's a big tug of war going on between how you fight this, how you take this on.

And of course, there are a lot of very good people within Homeland Security Investigations and the DEA and other agencies who have given their entire lives to fighting this.

And they've done amazing work.

But the reality is that you're using a model that is not effective against the nature of the threat posed by the cartels.

I mean, these are fully militarized organizations.

They're extremely well disciplined and they have unlimited resources, you know.

So

this is not something that

you can continue to fight with the same model

that has seen the transformation of the cartels on your watch and so one of the solutions offered is that the cartels should be designated as foreign terrorist organizations because now you shift jurisdiction to the Department of Defense and you change the nature of what it is you're able to bring to the fight and of course the Mexican government you know how do you know the cartels don't want that well because the Mexican government when it was raised as a possibility by the Trump administration, went absolutely out of their way to do everything possible to stop that from happening.

And why do I raise this as an answer to your question?

Well, very simply this.

The argument against designating the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations is that they don't have any ideology and therefore they don't meet the standard.

Well, it's interesting because there's no doubt that they terrorize people on a daily basis.

There's no doubt that they use terror and fear as an intimidation tactic and also carry out violent criminal acts.

But there's also no doubt, if you look at the number of politicians being targeted, that they

seek to install their own government in Mexico.

The fact that the ideology of that government is just really money and power, well, you know, how different does that make them to a whole bunch of people all over the world in government?

Correct.

Laura Logan, if you'll hold on for just a second, we're talking to Laura what she discovered down on the border and in particular when we come back, I'd like to talk to her about the people who are running the operation to get all of these Mexican children across the border and who's doing that.

Why are parents allowing that to happen on the other side?

And what are the consequences in the

drug cartels?

What's happening to them because of that?

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Lara, we say what we have on our border is a humanitarian crisis because the United States is keeping these people and these children in

makeshift cages, makeshift jail.

That's not the humanitarian issue that I'm really concerned about.

I'm concerned about what's happening to these kids and these families before they get here when they start dealing with a drug cartel and after they leave us.

Well, the way I look at it is this.

If you're going to care about, if you're going to make the border all about the humanitarian issue, then then you have to be consistent and so you have to look at the humanitarian issue all the way as you just mentioned you can't be selective about it of course in the last administration the press and also elected officials were extremely selective about it because they made a big deal about the cages which were built by the Obama administration and were chain link fence is how it got the name and the Border Patrol used chain link fence because they said for the safety and security of everyone inside, they needed to be able to see what was happening inside the holding facilities.

And of course, now there's no outrage over the fact that they're still being held and in the same conditions and in the same facilities that

are not built to house people long term.

But there are so many.

You know, it's interesting that you

talk about that because there are people in Mexico,

one woman that I know, who work with migrants and families and people along their journey when they get to Mexico.

And of course, the conditions are terrible.

I know a Border Patrol agent who just saved someone from being raped just a few weeks ago.

There's reports today, in fact, I just received it from a law enforcement source down there of a baby, a few months old, that was rescued from the river after the smugglers threw her in.

And they

are reported to have beaten her mother and

broken her leg.

So,

I mean,

there is no doubt I have spoken to so many different agents who tell me stories of women, a pregnant woman once, who had been raped so many times along the way.

They took her the agent took her to the hospital and said she didn't want to let go of him because he was literally the first person she'd seen in months who wasn't abusing her.

And so some of these agents form, you know, relationships with some of these people just where they they check on them and and keep in touch I mean we we've done something really truly evil as a nation over the last few years we have demonized every border patrol agent for political purposes not because it was real not because it was honest not because of the humanitarian issues but for political reasons and to me I don't know I'm I don't I'm not a person that has all the answers.

If I had answers, I would be, you know, in government or in policy or whatever.

I wouldn't be a journalist.

I'm really good at pointing pointing out all the problems, but mostly because my job is to figure out what it's really like.

The conditions along the way are terrible.

There's no question about that.

The number of rapes are extraordinary.

The violence, and it's not just women who are raped, it's also men.

And then

the conditions in the facilities, they're not great, but you're going to cross someone's border.

You're going to be put in

some form of holding facility or detention facility if you cross anyone's border illegally.

Most people though in the U.S., I'll tell you, the vast majority coming over that border right now are being released into the U.S.

and their airfare is being paid and they're being given massive amounts of assistance.

And don't be fooled when you hear that NGOs and humanitarian organizations are helping.

That is true, but many of those organizations get money, get federal funding for that purpose.

So your tax dollars are being paid and used an extraordinary amount of taxpayer money.

And I don't say that, you know, I'm a person who, my heart breaks when I see these children and these families and the mothers and the fathers, right?

I'm not a person.

that only that thinks it's only the women that matter or only the women that suffer.

You know, I mean,

human suffering is painful for me.

But at the same time, I'm also very much aware that there is a huge amount of of suffering in the U.S.

already.

The response of the government to the coronavirus has really created in this country a devastating economic situation.

And

there's a lot of people in this country who are going through similar things to people down at the southern, crossing the southern border.

Laura Logan.

Thank you so much.

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Every day.

The racism is high right now.

Yeah.

It's ugly.

It's ugly and it's high.

Very ugly, very high.

And worse than that, Pat.

As Rolling Stone informed us yesterday about the Georgia voting laws that are going into effect, voter suppression is

violence.

Right.

That's why Republicans like it so much.

Yeah, that's right.

Because they like violence.

Yeah, they love violence.

Their subtitle, Georgia's barbaric new restrictions, not a barbaric.

It's like, wait, what are we talking about here?

I like this.

Going through what is actually in these Georgia, in the Georgia voting bills,

what do they actually do?

ABC News has a breakdown of all of them.

They kill people, right?

Well, it's violence.

We know that from Roman Stone.

So they obviously kill kill people.

So ABC News goes through this.

Here are the things.

Are you ready for the hatred and the violence?

I don't know.

Can you get ready?

I don't know if you can for this.

I don't think so.

The bill would expand early voting for primary and general elections, but not for runoffs.

Oh, I just about threw up.

That was so awful.

Threw up a little bit.

Is that violence, though?

When you're expanding voting early

for the general election and for primaries, but just not for runoffs.

That's violence.

Violence.

Violence.

Violence is suppressed.

Voter suppression.

Yes.

It's where, how do you suppress votes by expanding the amount of time you can vote?

Because you're only expanding it really for white people.

Well, that's what that's about.

Not exactly in the bill.

Okay.

But how about this?

For primaries and general elections, counties would be required to have advanced voting on both Saturdays and have the option to do it on the two Sundays that fall in the three-week period.

Current law only mandates one Saturday of early voting.

So now

that's kind of expanding.

Yeah, from one Saturday to a guaranteed two Saturdays plus optional two Sundays.

So you go maybe from one day

in this range to four days of voting in this range.

That's violence.

I hope you can feel the violence on that.

Now, it gets worse, though, Pat.

Secure ballot drop boxes are not explicitly sanctioned under current state law, and this bill would change that, but it would also implement new restrictions on their use compared to what voters experienced in the 2020 cycle.

Unless there's a health emergency, drop boxes could only be inside advanced voting locations and only accessible when those locations are open.

That's

right.

So,

you can't use them when they're closed?

Is that what they're saying?

Yes, that is what they're saying.

Now, to be clear, we just went through an election where they were used.

However, they were not sanctioned by law.

Okay, so that might be a problem.

The beginning of all of this.

Perhaps you should only be allowed to vote in places that are sanctioned by law.

But that's a totally...

That's a totally different thing.

So now this thing says, okay, the ballot Dropbox thing,

we're going to continue that.

It helps people vote.

We're going to continue doing that.

The only thing we're not going to do is, you know, leave them outside unattended 24 hours a day.

Right?

Like, that seems to me to be a rational sort of line that you should maybe have to go to a place where there are people maybe watching them.

Right.

Maybe at 3.13 a.m.

Maybe that's not the right time to vote.

You want them watched so that the watcher can stop minorities from putting their vote in there?

No, no.

Is that what you want?

No,

that's not what I want.

They're actually taking the ballot boxes, codifying them in the law,

and then taking the minor security step of not leaving them outside 24 hours a day.

That, my friend, is violence.

Violence.

Voter suppression is violence.

All right, next up, we have, I mean, it starts to get really hateful.

The bill would require voters to provide provide their driver's license or state ID number or

a photocopy of another accepted identification if the electoral lacks those.

And as we all know, minorities don't have IDs.

So you're suppressing their vote.

You're telling them,

don't come here because we don't want your vote.

Minorities don't have IDs.

They don't have IDs.

Well, could they get IDs?

No, they can't.

They don't know where the DMV is.

Could we tell them?

Can we match them?

Can we tell them, but apparently apparently they can't keep it in their heads because they don't show up at the DMV to get their ID.

So no minority has a driver's license?

No.

No, they don't have driver's license.

Can't they just go on the internet and figure out...

Oh, they don't know how to get on the internet.

Remember,

we were specifically told by the president that they don't know how to get online, but that's only minorities who live in the urban areas and in rural areas.

So people in the suburbs can get online.

Apparently, suburban minorities can get online.

Others have to have a white person present to help them.

And there's not always going to be a white person there to help you out.

And that's the problem.

That's the problem.

Should we consider assigning white chaperones to African Americans, Hispanics, Asians, so we can kind of walk them through the basic elements of life that they need to be able to vote and get a driver's license.

Well, then you're subjecting them to

the nastiness of whitey.

Oh, I don't know if you're going to have that.

This isn't racist at all, by the way, what the president is saying here.

It's totally okay to say that black people can't use the internet.

Right, that's a totally okay thing.

That is so racist to assume minorities don't have IDs and they can't get on the internet.

What?

How do they get away with this?

By the way, you know who doesn't think it's racist to have black people have IDs at the polls?

Black people.

Minorities across the board.

It's like 80% or something.

Yeah.

I've got the polls here.

This is overall.

Do you favor voter ID laws?

Overall, 80% favor them.

It literally is 80%.

80%, 19% oppose them.

Oh, my God.

This is one of the most uniting policies in our public discourse.

Everybody approves of voter ID.

How do they get away with this voter ID nonsense though?

I don't know.

How do the Democrats get away with that?

I don't know.

When you break it down by parties, Republicans, 95% approve it.

Independents, 83% approve it.

And even 63% of Democrats approve voter ID.

When you go to

by race, white, 81% approve it.

Non-white, 77% approve it.

So this is a universally popular policy.

Name another issue with those kinds of numbers.

You probably can't.

You probably can't.

I mean, if there's.

80% of people don't agree on anything.

They can't agree we went to the moon.

Right.

And by the way, the complaint constantly is that this is going to do we have the clip of um

where are we do we have the clip of uh

the um

the new york we gotta get we get to this new york times the daily thing because they they're they're always the most annoying example of all of this um

but there is a does it mean that their voter suppression will always get rid of minority voters when you have this voter id thing does it does it mean that minorities don't show up at the poll a joint study from an italian professor and a professor from Harvard found, quote, using a difference in differences design on a 1.6 billion observation panel data set from 2008 to 2018, we find that the laws have no negative effect on registration or turnout overall or for any group defined by race, gender, age, or party affiliation.

Yeah, but other than that,

but what was the sample size?

What was the sample size?

Just the 1.6 billion.

They didn't have 5 billion.

Yeah, but that's like a made-up number.

1.6 billion?

Well, I mean, obviously people vote, but you're talking about all the elections in a 10-year period.

Combine them all together, and there's a lot of different actions in there.

There's primary votes.

There's all sorts of things.

It doesn't show any.

There's no effect to this.

So if the Republicans are trying to limit votes by using these policies, they are failing miserably.

It doesn't work.

And I don't think that's the reason they're doing it anyway.

But still, this is the way this is.

But All right, but there was 1.6 billion in the sample size.

So obviously it's stable-ish

as a sample.

But again,

what I heard, I didn't hear that they were covering the things

that the Republicans want to do.

I mean, give me that list again.

I mean,

of all the things they want to do?

No, give me the list again of what this research shows.

Oh,

yep, we find the laws have no negative effect on registration or turnout overall or for any group defined by race, gender, age, or party affiliation.

But other than that.

What about if they're from outer space?

They didn't even test it.

They don't even care.

They don't even care.

They don't care.

Yeah.

It's bad.

Now, you guys, though, the big story here is not any of this voter ID stuff.

It's the fact that Republicans want to dehydrate voters.

Oh, my gosh.

I can't take it.

Oh, I love it.

This I love.

This is fantastic.

So here is the actual

language of the law.

No person shall solicit votes in any manner or by any means or method, nor shall any person distribute or display any campaign material, nor shall any person offer or give or participate in the giving of any money or gifts, including, but not limited to, food and drink to an elector.

They want you to thirst to death.

Yes.

Right in the line when you're trying to vote.

That's what they want.

You thirst to death and just fall over dead.

They don't care.

They don't care, these Republicans.

I got to give you this clip from the daily.

This is from the New York Times, the Daily podcast about the voter suppression.

This is voter suppression one.

So there's been third-party groups that will sometimes come and bring food and water to those people who are waiting in line for hours on end in the blistering Georgia heat.

Blistering Georgia.

Now, this law

would ban those groups from bringing food and water and other assistance to voters waiting in hours-long lines.

I once waited

four days.

It seems very hard to understand as anything other than an attempt at

harder

shooting people to vote.

Right.

Really?

So in other words,

how do the people who proposed that defend a hunt?

There's only a little defense here.

There hasn't been that much of a defense except that they've tried to say technically it's just there's a radius of 150 feet that technically this ban affects and so it gets into this kind of technicality and that's where the defense has been no but the reality is it's going to prevent help assistance and resources from reaching voters who are waiting in line to vote okay

can i tell you something fair coverage here i have been here you guys laugh i have been here in the blistering texas heat trying to vote and i've just been water

well that was my first question.

I mean, the blistering heat of Georgia in November?

And you're waiting outside to vote?

Where does that happen?

The average temperature in November in Georgia is 61 degrees.

What?

That's blistering strange.

That's blistering heat.

Really strange.

Right.

You know, I wish my wife thought that was blistering heat.

I know.

Geez.

By the way,

it's obviously about giving away gifts and enticing people.

Hey, come here, vote, free pizza.

it's about keeping campaign people from doing that.

Right.

So, in the law, specifically, it says self-service water from an unattended receptacle to an elector is allowed.

So, you'd have to walk to get it yourself, or

you'd have to walk to get it from a third party.

The third party can still do it, but they have to be 25 feet away from the line and 150 feet from the building.

Can it be carried to them?

Yeah.

Is that legal?

I don't know.

They did not explicitly

deny the.

I mean, I think that the Democrats really need to rethink this because when you're really, really thirsty, like in a desert and you just need water, you see mirages.

And I think that's what's happening to Democratic voters.

They look ahead and they're like, I see a Democratic Party that's going to help us, not destroy us.

It's a mirage.

You give those people water, they'll vote Republican.

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And this is just the first part of their spending because there's another $2 trillion coming for climate change.

And it's weird to say because we've already had $2 trillion.

So I think this would actually be part B, not part A.

Part A was the supposedly COVID stimulus, right?

This is an infrastructure plan, and then the next one's supposed to be climate and more social justice stuff.

So

that's $4 trillion, $6 trillion altogether.

And that's the first three months?

Yeah, in the first hundred days, you're spending $6 trillion.

So our national debt just went from $28 to $30 trillion with the $1.9 trillion they just spent.

Now it's going to jump to $34 trillion.

It's really amazing.

And it's going to go up and up and up from there.

Wow.

The Congressional Budget Office is already looking at like $43 trillion over the next 10 years.

Oh, my gosh.

It's going to get really ugly.

It's interesting, too, to look at this because they have this opportunity of doing the reconciliation thing multiple times.

They could basically use last year's and this year's within the same 12-month period.

It's a weird sort of thing.

Where they supposedly don't need the 60 votes.

Only 50.

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