The Holiday Leftovers You Can’t Ignore | Guest: Justin Barclay

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I don't know what you were doing over the last day or so. Most of America was probably in some sort of a turkey coma.

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Speaker 2 But while we were

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Speaker 2 All right, enough of the leftovers. We'll find out later if it's okay to have pie for breakfast.
I'm just curious. I'm asking for a friend, but

Speaker 2 can you do that? Is that okay? We have plenty of leftovers from the last day or so, some things that you may have missed.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 I wonder why.

Speaker 2 It's not like I've seen this on any of the mainstream networks. I don't think I've seen hardly anybody

Speaker 2 carry some of this.

Speaker 2 And it's just one of the latest things that's very concerning to me.

Speaker 2 As I watched this entire election, we've seen like a blackout in a lot of ways.

Speaker 2 Some from news sources on major stories. And sometimes we saw stories covered that really affected this election, but in dismissive ways, if we saw them covered at all.

Speaker 2 Now we're into the phase where I think I have more questions than answers.

Speaker 2 Most do.

Speaker 2 Especially if you've been paying attention at all

Speaker 2 to what's been going on behind the scenes. The man behind the curtain or the men and the levers that they've been pulling.

Speaker 2 Just the other day, in fact, in Pennsylvania, matter of fact, it was in Gettysburg.

Speaker 2 A hearing was held that not a peep. I've seen not a peep of this on any of the mainstream channels.

Speaker 2 Why is nobody covering it?

Speaker 2 There was America's mayor,

Speaker 2 the former favorite,

Speaker 30 Mayor Rudy Giuliani from New York City.

Speaker 2 Just a few years ago, if we had to flip things back upside down and around, he was a toast of town.

Speaker 2 Now,

Speaker 2 I mean, he's evil. He represents the president.

Speaker 2 This guy, what's he doing in a hotel room with legislators from Pennsylvania hearing evidence about irregularities during this election in Pennsylvania?

Speaker 2 You know,

Speaker 2 we've been told over and over and over again that all of these accusations

Speaker 2 that Mayor Giuliani makes and the president in his campaign, All of these accusations are without evidence.

Speaker 2 No evidence to be had. In other words,

Speaker 2 there's not even a single shred of any sort of evidence at all. And if there is any whatsoever, it is absolutely, without a shadow of a doubt, just

Speaker 2 completely false.

Speaker 2 And not credible at all.

Speaker 2 Well, that was until Pennsylvania.

Speaker 2 I don't know if you heard this,

Speaker 2 but

Speaker 2 an audible gasp

Speaker 2 was let out the other day at one point during the Pennsylvania hearing.

Speaker 2 When questions were asked from Mayor Giuliani about some of the issues that they had, take a listen to this as they talk about these strange counts and numbers of votes that came in.

Speaker 2 this from Giuliani.

Speaker 51 Normally, you would expect to see a smooth curve going up,

Speaker 53 not any big spikes.

Speaker 50 That's kind of what Greg was talking about, the anomalies of loading and uploading

Speaker 54 those votes. So that big spike that occurs there is a prime indicator of fraudulent voting.

Speaker 56 And that's 604,000 votes in 90 minutes, is that right?

Speaker 54 Correct. This is

Speaker 55 337 votes, 337,000 votes in

Speaker 51 that period of time.

Speaker 56 Yes. And when you look at this entire curve

Speaker 53 with all these spikes,

Speaker 57 can you calculate

Speaker 57 how much of a vote that accounted for for Biden and how much for Trump?

Speaker 58 Close to 600,000. I think our figures are about 570, some odd thousand.
That all those spikes represented overtime.

Speaker 50 For Biden.

Speaker 7 Correct. And how much for Trump?

Speaker 50 I think it was a little over 3,200.

Speaker 2 How about that?

Speaker 2 You're that guy at the end? How about that?

Speaker 2 They haven't heard any sort of evidence so far, and the American people haven't either, because they've been completely

Speaker 2 radio silent.

Speaker 2 The so-called journalists,

Speaker 2 the so-called keepers of the facts, the news, the truth,

Speaker 2 these people have been silent.

Speaker 2 Not a single shred of curiosity, genuine curiosity, as to what may have actually happened in this election.

Speaker 2 And then you hear, as the truth often does,

Speaker 2 it doesn't take a lot of light to pierce the darkness.

Speaker 2 And it cracks right through.

Speaker 2 How about that?

Speaker 2 Now, listen, I've got to tell you, and I've got to be very careful here with you today, because we have gone from

Speaker 2 zero proof, zero evidence without evidence, not a single shred to what we have now, which might be

Speaker 2 a cascading avalanche, a waterfall of evidence. It's become so much, in fact, that, you know, I do this for a living.
I'm in West Michigan. I've been following this.

Speaker 2 I have a daily show where I talk about these things. And in my state, in Michigan, we have seen piece after piece after piece just kind of piling up and stacking up.

Speaker 2 And then the other day in Pennsylvania, what we saw was just a little tip and then, boom, they all started to fall. But even for me, like a guy who, I don't know, tries to stay informed,

Speaker 2 a guy who tries to stay up to date on what's happening, even for me,

Speaker 2 it's becoming

Speaker 2 hard to keep up with it all.

Speaker 2 So my biggest challenge for you today is going to be really to try to lay this out in a way that we can

Speaker 2 understand it. And maybe you can share it with other individuals.
Now, isn't it interesting right around Thanksgiving, they didn't want us gathering with each other to talk about these things?

Speaker 2 That's a whole nother piece for another time. We'll get to that.

Speaker 2 But what about sharing this information with people? How about sharing that with your friends and family and others? Wouldn't you want to know?

Speaker 2 That hearing that happened, by the way, in Pennsylvania is the first of many.

Speaker 2 There have been other lawsuits filed since that day.

Speaker 2 And again, as I mentioned, the evidence has mounted and mounted and mounted. And finally, the floodgates have opened

Speaker 2 so now

Speaker 2 how do we make sense of it all

Speaker 2 and how do we weigh what's real and what

Speaker 2 what isn't

Speaker 2 a little discernment but it coming up here in just a moment we're gonna go behind the scenes I don't know if there's a better picture out of everything that we've heard that's come from election night.

Speaker 2 Oh, burst water pipes down in Georgia and all these shenanigans and weird things that you hear coming out, and you think, okay, there's something going on here. That can't be real.

Speaker 2 Is that did they really say a water pipe burst and people had to leave? And that's why they sent folks away in the middle of the night? Yes, that actually happened in Georgia.

Speaker 2 And then the following day, or did it happen? I mean, that's a whole nother question. Did the water pipe actually burst? Well, we've got some interesting stories about that we'll share with you too.

Speaker 2 But the following day in Michigan, for me, the most

Speaker 2 perfect example

Speaker 2 of the strangeness that's been happening not only in this election, but in the aftermath of the counting.

Speaker 2 In the former Kobo Hall, which is now the TCF Center, it's just basically a big convention center.

Speaker 2 Folks are set up to count votes in Detroit, in Wayne County, an area where they have a lot of questions about things that may have happened there.

Speaker 2 You know, there's certain, only certain places, right?

Speaker 2 In Michigan and Pennsylvania, and these, and in Georgia, and these happen to be

Speaker 2 certain counties,

Speaker 2 certain areas where they have real issues.

Speaker 2 Well, here in Wayne County, in Detroit,

Speaker 2 they started putting up big cardboard

Speaker 2 boxes and things on the windows of the center there. They didn't want people looking in to see what was happening.
Listen,

Speaker 2 to me, that says it all. There's no transparency.

Speaker 2 How can you have transparency when people are literally blocking the view of citizens who've arrived to make sure that everything's all in the up and up and they want to witness this historic event, Election 2020?

Speaker 2 I think it says it all. What actually happened inside, behind the boxes, on the windows

Speaker 2 and what continues to happen as we dig through some of the evidence will go to Wayne County inside and behind the boxes right after this stick with us it's Justin Barkley in for Glenn Back Today on the Glenbeck program

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Speaker 2 Hey, it's back, Justin Barkley and the Glenbeck program in for Glenback today. And of course, if you'd like to get a hold of us, you can.
We'll tell you how, coming up here in just a little bit.

Speaker 2 But want to go to Wayne County in Detroit and talk to my good friend, former senator from Michigan, Patrick Colbeck, who joins us right now to talk about what happened behind the boxes, taped up to the window in formerly Cobo Hall TCF Center there in Detroit, and dig in not only to what happened that day, day, but what's been happening since as Patrick has been digging into this to find out what happened in this election and get the truth.

Speaker 2 Appreciate you joining us here today, Patrick. How are you?

Speaker 59 I'm doing great. And it's actually kind of difficult for me to say what happened behind the cardboard because I was one of those folks blocked from actually getting back into the room.

Speaker 59 I had been pulling a marathon shift as it was and had gone upstairs to train our next batch of poll challengers when I was told that they were about ready to count our military ballots.

Speaker 59 And we've been waiting for that because

Speaker 59 they've been sitting up on the central stage there at the AB Counting Board in Detroit for about three hours or so.

Speaker 59 And this is a big deal when you count military ballots because they come in a non-standard format and you got to duplicate them.

Speaker 59 And if you're going to duplicate them to a standard to a format that can be read by the tabulators, you want to make sure that you have a Republican and a Democrat present.

Speaker 59 Well, they chose the time when they blocked everybody out from being able to go in there and witness that that exercise. They picked that time to go off and count the military ballots.

Speaker 2 Patrick, set the scene for us inside there.

Speaker 2 We've heard a lot about what happened that day, and we heard the cheers when Republican challengers would get kicked out of the center from these supposedly non-partisan individuals who were there working inside.

Speaker 2 What was that like? What was the scene like that day?

Speaker 59 Well, when I got there, it was around 5 o'clock on Election Day, and it was much quieter then. Everything was orderly.

Speaker 59 And throughout the night, it actually got real quiet around midnight or so, and started getting very interesting around 3.45 or so when the back doors of the Etobicoke Center opened up, and we got a special delivery of about 61 mail bins of new ballots in an unsecured manner that were then distributed with a whole bunch of new supplemental poll book entries.

Speaker 59 So everything.

Speaker 59 was suspect

Speaker 59 pretty much throughout the whole night. There's poll challengers that were being denied access to actually see what was going on.
They were using bogus COVID rules that were already

Speaker 59 there was an injunction put on them from courts that

Speaker 59 dismissed these COVID rules, but that didn't keep the poll workers from asserting them, which created a lot of conflict throughout the night.

Speaker 59 The very conflict where poll challengers were prohibited from going into the Detroit AB County Board was based on some bogus COVID capacity rule that they invented.

Speaker 59 And so

Speaker 59 there is chaos is what it comes down to, frankly. And our poll challengers were very diligent at identifying systematically what was going on.

Speaker 59 You're from Michigan. You understand that the Wayne County and Detroit in particular is all been a hotbed for election fraud.

Speaker 59 And the difference this year was that we actually went out there and did something about it. We had a lot of people standing up all across Michigan that came down.

Speaker 59 We had people from northern Michigan coming down to Wayne County to go off and review what was actually going on out at Detroit. And what we saw was not pretty.

Speaker 59 And there's a lot of documented affidavits. I think the last count, somewhere near 200, maybe more closer to 160 or so affidavits for specific statutory violations that we observed.

Speaker 59 And you know my testimony already, we've been talking about this, talking about the fact that our systems were connected to the internet, which essentially nullified the whole whole election integrity

Speaker 59 chain of custody argument for the Detroit A. County Board.
There is no chain of custody, and there is no integrity.

Speaker 2 Let me slow you down a little bit because what's happening here

Speaker 2 is what tends to happen. Again, I said at the beginning of this, we went from without evidence, the Trump campaign makes these claims, right?

Speaker 2 To now we have this mountain of evidence that's literally cascaded into an avalanche, and it's coming at you fast.

Speaker 2 So you're a guy who you're deep in this evidence too i mean you're you're skiing down the mountain you are uh literally fighting through this thing uh as we speak so let's back up and give people a little bit of uh a pause so they can understand this 200 some-odd affidavits this is from people uh who say we saw something that didn't look on the up and up now look yeah uh let's uh i know you're an honest man uh patrick but let me ask you is it possible that some of those folks what they saw maybe

Speaker 2 they just misunderstood and that what they saw? Let's say that half of them, you know, half of them said saw something.

Speaker 2 So we still have over 100 people now that possibly could have seen things that weren't on the up and up. Now, this is eyewitness testimony.
This is evidence.

Speaker 2 But let's dig into it further because now because now we've got the eyewitnesses, we really have to start to look at who these people are.

Speaker 2 And we're going to start to get into that a little bit further. But you're one of them.
So let's talk about who you are. You're not just a former Republican state senator here in Michigan.

Speaker 2 You're a guy who is an engineer who worked on the space station. So you got a little bit of a, I would say,

Speaker 2 a leg up on credibility here, don't you?

Speaker 59 I would like to think so, particularly when it comes to network connections. I'm also a certified Microsoft small business specialist.
So I've set up a few networks in my day.

Speaker 59 And one of the first things that I did when I got into the facility was actually start mapping out all the network connections that they had.

Speaker 59 And we have photographic proof that these computers were indeed

Speaker 59 connected via Ethernet cables.

Speaker 59 And I can assert with other evidence about what we saw on the respective terminals for these tabulators and adjudicator machines that they were connected to the internet.

Speaker 59 Now, why is this such a big deal?

Speaker 32 Yeah, why is that a big deal?

Speaker 59 First of all, you know, you want to maintain chain of custody.

Speaker 59 And if I see something physically in front of me and I see somebody sign an envelope and I'm seeing them match that signature on an envelope to a signature in a qualified voter file in a poll book, then I can actually verify what's going on.

Speaker 59 When it comes to being connected to the internet, particularly the vote tally, all of a sudden, now I can't physically witness what's going on there. I'm not allowed to touch the computer.

Speaker 59 I'm not allowed to look at what's going on with the computer. And

Speaker 59 there is no chain of custody around some very important voting artifacts known as the statements of votes or the votes.

Speaker 2 So let's take a pause here. Patrick Colbeck joins us because this is very important.
We're going to get into some of the most serious pieces of this and why it matters.

Speaker 2 What happened in Michigan, but it's not just Michigan because we just heard hearing from Pennsylvania. Turns out a lot of these things,

Speaker 2 very same issues, happened all over the country in the very states where the questions are coming up. Why does that matter? What does it mean for this election? And where are we going

Speaker 2 next?

Speaker 2 Former state, Michigan State Senator Patrick Colbeck joins us. It's Justin Barkley in for Glenn Beck Today and the Glenn Beck program.
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Speaker 2 Hey, it's Shelston Barkley back in for Glenbeck today on the Glenbeck program.

Speaker 2 And joining me is former Michigan State Senator Patrick Colbeck, who is just taking us behind the scenes and behind those cardboard boxes that they put up on the windows in Michigan. Yeah.

Speaker 2 How's that for transparency? That screams and shouts. Free and fair election.

Speaker 2 Patrick, eventually

Speaker 2 we're going to get into the solutions here, right? We're talking about what's wrong right now, but I'm just curious.

Speaker 2 You know, when we were over there in Iraq and they had their first elections, they dipped their fingers in ink.

Speaker 2 Is that where we are? Does everybody need to get their finger dipped in ink here? Is that where this is going?

Speaker 59 I'm telling you, that's what I'm an advocate for. Get that purple finger ready, because that's exactly what we need to be doing right now.
The IT

Speaker 59 polls that we see are significant.

Speaker 59 And I, I, you know, there's recently Sidney Powell, right before Thanksgiving, pulled together a lawsuit in Michigan, similar lawsuit out in Georgia and Pennsylvania,

Speaker 59 and specifically, I think in Pennsylvania, or Georgia, is what she submitted.

Speaker 59 And in there, she highlights why this whole concept of internet connection is so important.

Speaker 59 And it highlights the fact that you may recall back in September that President Trump put forward an executive order regarding the protection of our election from foreign influence.

Speaker 59 That was used as a trigger to activate the 305th Military Intelligence Battalion. And

Speaker 59 what Sydney cites in the lawsuit specifically is

Speaker 59 evidence that

Speaker 59 there were foreign agents acting on behalf of China and Iran that

Speaker 59 military intelligence has evidence that suggests that they were influenced in our election. So

Speaker 59 that is big.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 we don't have to go too far either. DNI Ratcliffe came out and remember they was kind of odd.

Speaker 2 In the middle of the night one night they came out and they had this press conference and said we've noticed that

Speaker 2 we've been targeted by Iran and China, and these are things that we need to take a look at, right? Yeah.

Speaker 29 So

Speaker 2 if the machines that count the votes are connected to the Internet, which is what you just made that point,

Speaker 59 there's a contract that they have with the state of Michigan.

Speaker 2 Say, what? So it's literally in the contract that the machines need to be connected to the Internet?

Speaker 59 That's connected to the Ethernet, and they also have a wireless modem option as well.

Speaker 59 So, the Ethernet, I mean, we've already gotten proof from the Detroit election official that there were some computers on this network that were connected to the Internet.

Speaker 59 You know enough about computers, and so do most of our listeners, that understand if one computer on a given network is connected to the Internet, for all intents and purposes, they're all connected to the Internet.

Speaker 59 And so, that includes tabulators, you know, the guys, the little computers counting the votes.

Speaker 2 Wow. Okay, so we have,

Speaker 2 you know,

Speaker 2 at the very least, it looks like something that's very sloppy.

Speaker 2 But most likely,

Speaker 2 this is being done intentional and for nefarious reasons is what it looks like.

Speaker 59 Absolutely. Yep.

Speaker 59 There's too much evidence. It's overwhelming.
And as you started to show off, I mean, the biggest problem for us who are trying to ensure election integrity.

Speaker 59 And by the way, when I'm talking about us trying to ensure election integrity, it's not just me as a former Republican state elected official. We're working with former Bernie supporters.

Speaker 59 So if anybody knows about stolen elections, it's a Bernie supporter. And we're talking about libertarians.

Speaker 59 We're talking about principal Democrats like Brian McCaffrey, who was out at the Philadelphia.

Speaker 59 Counting board, where he said that this is outright an attempted coup because of the stuff that he was seeing that was so outrageous. There's a lot of people upset about this.

Speaker 59 And frankly, anybody who calls themselves an American should want

Speaker 59 integrity in our election system and should want this to be investigated. And that's all we're asking for at this point.
We think we've got evidence that, just to put it on a finer point,

Speaker 59 the evidence that we're seeing right now is sufficient to overcome all the currently projected deficits for President Trump in key battleground states such as Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Georgia.

Speaker 59 Those three states alone, if those electoral college votes go to President Trump, he has 284 Electoral College votes, and he is continuing on for four more years. That's why this is such a big deal.

Speaker 2 That's the what's next of this, and we'll have to let that play out and see where this goes.

Speaker 2 In the meantime, these things right now are enough that any American should look at this evidence and say, we need to dig into this further.

Speaker 2 We need to dig in deeper, and we need to get the answers, because it's not just about this election and whether President Trump or Biden occupy the Oval Office for the next four years.

Speaker 2 This is about the entire

Speaker 2 system of our American democracy here and the way that we come together.

Speaker 2 Because

Speaker 2 if,

Speaker 2 and we don't have to go far, we'll go down to Georgia a little later on in the show and find out what's happening down there. It's a whole nother mess.
But the next election

Speaker 2 is literally days away in Georgia, and it could,

Speaker 2 in fact, sway what happens in the Senate and who controls the Senate. Let's go to Pennsylvania first.
Former state

Speaker 2 Senator Patrick Kolbeck joins us right now here in the state of Michigan

Speaker 2 just the day

Speaker 2 the night before Thanksgiving. And in Pennsylvania and Gettysburg, they were having this hearing that took place.

Speaker 2 This piece of audio has a lot of people gasping, not just inside that room, but also now after watching it online. Take a listen to what happened there.
This was just Wednesday.

Speaker 50 That's kind of what Greg was talking about: the anomalies of loading and uploading

Speaker 54 those votes. So, that big spike that occurs there is a prime indicator of fraudulent voting.

Speaker 56 And that's 604,000 votes in 90 minutes, is that right?

Speaker 54 Correct. This is

Speaker 55 337 votes, 337,000 votes in

Speaker 51 that period of time.

Speaker 56 Yes. And when you look at this entire curve

Speaker 58 Close to 600,000. I think our figures were about 570, some odd thousand that all those spikes represent over time.

Speaker 2 Wow, Patrick, that's an astounding amount. And these are the differences that you said are

Speaker 2 being brought up that would sway this election.

Speaker 59 Absolutely. And, you know, data analysts were on top of this from the beginning.

Speaker 59 You've probably heard of folks quoting Benford's Law, which is used in a lot of actuarial-based analyses and accounting-based analyses in courts of law as evidence to submit that there is evidence of fraud.

Speaker 59 Well, when you actually apply Benford's law to what happened with some of the election results, well, that was the first indication that something was not right, something was rotten in Denmark.

Speaker 59 They've done subsequent analyses with linear regression analyses that seem to identify a linear

Speaker 59 control algorithm that was put in to actually manipulate the votes.

Speaker 59 Since that point in time, I can tell you that the folks that I've been working with have narrowed down that algorithm down to the point where they're within a 1% margin of error that they believe that they've identified specifically the algorithm that was used.

Speaker 59 And so when you talk about Dominion voting systems and you see some of the quote-unquote features of this system, it really highlights that

Speaker 59 this election was indeed stolen. And we've got to go through the court system and prove it all.

Speaker 59 But I document all the elements of the Dominion voting system, as well as people can get copies of the actual law seats that have been submitted in all these different states out at letsfixuff.org, and it's just there for people to go read it for themselves.

Speaker 59 Go off and examine it for yourself. You're a techie and you like to read design manuals for computer systems, go read it.
If you're a lawyer and you like to read lawsuits, it's up there too.

Speaker 59 But I want people to start going to the source data on this, not just hearing what the media is talking about, because the media is lying. And I can't put it any any blunter than that.

Speaker 59 The stuff that's out there, they prefer to do ad hominem attacks against the people raising the evidence rather than actually look at the substance of the evidence being raised.

Speaker 2 You mentioned Sidney Powell's lawsuit that came out the other day. Now,

Speaker 2 Twitter, speaking of media, Twitter

Speaker 2 was like blocking her website.

Speaker 2 It's saying that there's a security issue with going to this website.

Speaker 59 It is a security issue. Yeah,

Speaker 59 it is a security issue. But you know what? There's an American national security issue That means that people should have access to it.

Speaker 59 That's why I think it's important to get it up on as many possible websites as possible. And that's why I put it up on let's fixstuff.org.

Speaker 2 Yeah, you're not going to see this on the news, on the nightly news for whatever reason. And you're not going to see this

Speaker 2 many other places. Talk radio, you may hear it talked about, you know, the blaze.

Speaker 2 But it's few and far between. And very scary.
What are they going to do, though, as this avalanche of evidence continues falling down? We just heard testimony in Pennsylvania.

Speaker 2 Let me play a little bit more. Matter of fact, you just mentioned talk of chain of custody and USB cards, things like that.
In Pennsylvania, there are 47 missing USB cards.

Speaker 7 My name is Gregory Stenstrom. I'm from Delaware County.
I'm a father, a family man. I was a former commanding officer and executive officer in the Navy.
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Speaker 7 I'm the CEO of my own private company. I'm a data scientist.
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And we were told, I was told the next day by

Speaker 59 the

Speaker 7 solicitors,

Speaker 7 well, actually not the solicitor, but the attorney that we had secured, that they said every election they leave a couple of USBs in the voting machines and they're brought back, and generally the warehouse manager comes over and puts them in.

Speaker 7 So in talking to the U.S. Attorney General McSwain and other law enforcement officers, I found out that was not the case, that generally

Speaker 7 more than two is unusual.

Speaker 7 So they denied they did it, but as of today, 47 USBV cards are missing, and they're nowhere to be found. So I was told personally that these 32, these 24 to 30 cards that were uploaded weren't there.

Speaker 7 Those cards, I demanded that the, they didn't update the vote live time. They only updated it about once every two or three hours.
I demanded they updated the vote so I could see what the

Speaker 7 what the what what the result was and it was 50,000 votes

Speaker 7 and I think as a computer scientist an American and a patriot it doesn't matter who those 50,000 votes were I'll tell you they were for Vice President Biden but what was shocking to me as an American as someone who has

Speaker 7 gone to sea, gone to war,

Speaker 7 that

Speaker 7 that could even happen.

Speaker 2 It's incredible, Patrick Colbeck. What do you make of that? I mean, 47 missing USB cards?

Speaker 59 Keep in mind,

Speaker 59 those USB cards, they were capturing the vote tally. It's part of that chain of custody discussion we were just talking about.

Speaker 59 Now, in Detroit, they talk about in their manual, they say that they're going to use these flash drives

Speaker 59 to go off and share the vote. They weren't doing that because they were connected to the internet.
So you had no chain of custody there.

Speaker 59 But that key term, chain of custody, particularly on vote tallies, why would they disappear? Ask yourself that question. Why would that all-important data around

Speaker 59 the vote tally itself be the amazing disappearing act that we're talking about here? It's because they're trying to cover their tracks. And you saw what happened in Antrim County in Michigan, right?

Speaker 59 If it wasn't for an alert voter that said, there is no way our county slipped from Trump to Biden, and he was so persistent. His name is Bill Bailey, great guy.

Speaker 59 If it wasn't for his persistence, we never would have understood what was going on with the vote flipping out in Antrim County.

Speaker 59 And that was just about 22,000 votes total cast there, and 6,000 of them were illegally flipped from

Speaker 59 Trump to Biden. Imagine what's happening in the rest of the country.

Speaker 2 Let's put a bow on this.

Speaker 2 Take a break here, a quick break. We'll be back in about about a minute or so.

Speaker 2 Patrick Colbeck, former state senator of Michigan, joins us talking about what happened behind the scenes there, what happened in Pennsylvania, and the hearings there, and what's coming next.

Speaker 2 We'll continue right after this. Justin Barkley in for Glenn Beck Today on the Glenn Beck program.

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Speaker 2 Digging through that mountain of evidence and trying not to get swallowed up whole by it right now as we go through some of the things that we were just learning.

Speaker 2 By the way, you can find out more at Patrick Colbeck's website, let's fixstuff.org. Pat, the former state senator here in Michigan, we got about a minute left with you, Pat.
What do people do?

Speaker 2 Do they share these things with their friends and family? Do they get in touch with their state legislatures?

Speaker 2 I know there are going to be more of these hearings, that first one in Pennsylvania, and there are more to come, including Michigan, Arizona, and you're headed down to one.

Speaker 59 Yeah, actually, I'm going to be heading out to Arizona to testify. Also, Michigan's going to have

Speaker 59 joint hearings starting on

Speaker 59 Tuesday, December 1st. So

Speaker 59 right now, yeah, encourage your state legislators. that

Speaker 59 to look at the actual evidence, not what the media is talking about.

Speaker 59 get to the actual source data on this as much as possible. Under Article II of the United States Constitution, it's up to the legislature to determine how those

Speaker 59 electoral votes are assigned. And so they've got a major role to play.
The key is, will they have the courage to go off and do so?

Speaker 59 And we believe that there's more than enough evidence to suggest that there was significant election fraud that would overturn the currently projected results, not just in Michigan, Georgia, and Pennsylvania, like we've been focused on, but like you point out, also

Speaker 4 Arizona and Wisconsin. And we have reason to believe that as many as 10 states have been targeted through the systemic election fraud.
So

Speaker 4 those three states we focus on are just sufficient to get President Trump over the 270 threshold. But there's much more where that came from.

Speaker 2 Patrick Colbeck, thanks for being here with us today. I appreciate you digging in.
You're a patriot, my friend. Thank you, Patrick.
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Speaker 2 We'll get down to the bottom of all of the important pieces of conversation today including which i think i may have gotten an answer to is it okay

Speaker 2 pie for breakfast day after thanksgiving i we'll get to that answer coming up in a second i think somebody nailed it plus speaking of your festivities what do they look like yesterday i'm just curious because we've been hearing

Speaker 2 This constant drumbeat that you can't get together.

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Speaker 2 All right, so I've tweeted this. Pie for breakfast.
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Speaker 2 So go find me and say, hey, I'd love to talk to you and meet you. Lots of folks saying hi online today, and we appreciate that.

Speaker 2 By the way, if you want to, I'd I'd love to hear from you too at 188-727-BECK. That's 888-727-BEC-2325 is the number.

Speaker 2 And you want to dial in because I want to find out what it looked like for you yesterday, where you are, where you were celebrating, what that was like.

Speaker 2 For me, it was pretty similar.

Speaker 2 It wasn't a lot different, and I'll just say why. I mean, In Michigan, where I am, the governor has basically said that you can't get together if there are more than, I believe, 10 people.

Speaker 2 Now, don't quote me on this because, again, I

Speaker 2 may or may not be

Speaker 2 a criminal at this point.

Speaker 2 I might need to have an attorney walk me through what I'm allowed to say and what I can't say here.

Speaker 2 But I think it was 10 people and no more than two households, which makes it kind of tough

Speaker 2 to do any sort of anything.

Speaker 2 But we

Speaker 2 decided instead of letting the governor, who is now

Speaker 2 really interesting,

Speaker 2 up for person of the year, been nominated for Time Person of the Year. Our governor, along with Andrew Cuomo in New York,

Speaker 2 one of a handful that actually sent sick patients from the hospital into nursing homes, killing thousands.

Speaker 2 So that's what gets you, again, Cuomo got nominated for the Emmy, and now she is nominated for Time magazine. So So

Speaker 2 you'll understand when I tell you that,

Speaker 2 that instead of going to her

Speaker 2 on whether or not the family should get together for Thanksgiving, we instead went to my wife's 93-year-old grandmother.

Speaker 2 And we asked Graham, what would you like to do? Which I think is kind of novel. It's rare to say to people, hey, what would you like to do?

Speaker 2 Let them make the call because she was the one that could possibly, and I don't know, I mean, I will tell you, we were all, you know, smart about what we did there at the gathering.

Speaker 2 But all we heard over and over and over again was this drumbeat.

Speaker 2 Probably much the same like what you heard. I mean, even the CDC said, you got to be careful and you want to make sure so that you can spend next Thanksgiving together.
Well, when you're 93,

Speaker 2 you may not get

Speaker 2 a next year.

Speaker 2 In fact, I've lost friends and family members over this last year,

Speaker 2 not even from the virus.

Speaker 2 But I've lost friends and family members over this last year who weren't at Thanksgiving and at that dinner table

Speaker 2 next year.

Speaker 2 How do you make those decisions?

Speaker 2 You know, there comes a point in time, I guess, in your life, you have to choose faith or fear.

Speaker 2 None of us even knows. I think

Speaker 2 the hardest part of this last year, I think, for a lot of us has been realizing and really coming to grips with the fact that none of us really even know

Speaker 2 what's going to happen tomorrow, let alone a year from now.

Speaker 2 And in time was a wild one this year. I mean, I think we fit nearly 10 years and won.

Speaker 2 All the change and all the things that we'd seen,

Speaker 2 some of it, much of it, I'm sure you probably thought you said, I never thought I would see this.

Speaker 2 So who knows where we're going to end up a year from now?

Speaker 2 That's why we erred on the side of allowing Lizzie's 93-year-old grandmother to make that call.

Speaker 2 I got to tell you, I had friends and family that I lost in the last year, but I had friends and family that I nearly lost in the last year.

Speaker 2 In fact, Lizzie's grandmother was one of my grandmother, was one.

Speaker 2 She fell and broke her hip

Speaker 2 back in May. Well, let me explain to you what that was like.

Speaker 2 She fell in her driveway and broke her hip.

Speaker 2 She was in excruciating pain until they found her. The ambulance took her to the hospital, where she was pretty much by herself

Speaker 2 during that entire experience.

Speaker 2 They did surgery, fixed her hip, sent her to another hospital to rehab, where she would be spending some

Speaker 2 time in rehabilitation. They didn't know, would she walk again? What would that be like?

Speaker 2 She spent several days alone

Speaker 2 in the hospital at 93 without anyone there to advocate for her or be with her.

Speaker 2 In fact, one day they actually forgot to feed her.

Speaker 2 And they had to feed her through a vending machine.

Speaker 2 93-year-old woman. And this is a decent hospital.
I won't say the name of it, but this is a hospital that's renowned where I'm at

Speaker 2 for their care of patients.

Speaker 2 So that's where she was. She decided at the end of that week that she was leaving.
She was done. She'd had enough.
And at 93, I think she has the ability to make that call.

Speaker 2 The family came together and said, okay, we'll do what we can to make it work. They brought her back home.
And in fact, she ended up rehabbing a lot of it on her own at home and at a very

Speaker 2 interesting and unique location, a cottage without electricity that she goes to during the summertime that's on a lake.

Speaker 2 That I think, if the experts were to make the call, would have said, oh, that's not a, there's no way she can't rehab there.

Speaker 2 No electricity,

Speaker 2 water from a well, you got to pump it up with a generator?

Speaker 2 That's no place for a 94-year-old or 93-year-old. We got to put her in a bubble somewhere.

Speaker 2 But I would argue

Speaker 2 that that unique location, the challenge,

Speaker 2 along with the constant ability to look right outside in that, look at that fresh water, that lake,

Speaker 2 and know that she'd be surrounded by family at a place that she loved, constantly seeing the grandkids.

Speaker 2 And in fact, in this case, the great-grandkids, who are two,

Speaker 2 less than

Speaker 2 a year apart with each other, and constantly changing, learning, growing.

Speaker 2 My niece and nephew.

Speaker 2 The very thing that the experts would have said was not for her, not a good idea, not ideal,

Speaker 2 would have been problematic.

Speaker 2 The very thing that they said was not good for her may have just saved her life.

Speaker 2 In fact, I'll tell you that I know that it, at the very least,

Speaker 2 saved her quality of life.

Speaker 2 So enough of the talking heads, enough of the experts. I want to talk to you and some real people.
In fact, I've got two.

Speaker 2 Some good friends here

Speaker 2 back home in Michigan where I'm at.

Speaker 2 They're sisters. They're very close.
Twin sisters, in fact. I know what that bond's like because my wife is a twin.

Speaker 2 These two

Speaker 2 couldn't be closer in so many ways, but politically on the spectrum, they couldn't be further apart.

Speaker 2 You'll want to hear how they spent Thanksgiving and maybe some advice they have for the rest of us.

Speaker 2 Because we've got a lot of work to do together. in this country.
After such a divisive year, the election and much more, we'll talk to them and you.

Speaker 2 Next, right after this, it's Justin Barkley in for Glenn Beck Today and the Glen Beck program.

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Speaker 2 Live from the heartland. Not in some ivory tower somewhere, but no, I'm in Michigan.
I'm in West Michigan, in fact.

Speaker 2 It's Justin Barkley in for Glen Back today on the Glen Back program, and I wanted to talk to you. I want to talk to real people.
I want to talk to folks like you and me, not the talking heads.

Speaker 2 You know, because we've heard enough from them, quite frankly. I want to find out how people are getting by, getting along.
In fact, I got a couple of friends here.

Speaker 2 Jessica Ann Tyson and Monica Sparks are sisters. They are twins, in fact.

Speaker 2 And boy, oh, boy, I got to to tell you, some great folks that I've had the pleasure of getting to know over the last several years.

Speaker 2 And in fact, last year, around Christmas, we talked to these sisters and talked a little bit about some of the division in the country and how things were going and maybe a little advice about how we as a country and just as people can

Speaker 2 get to know each other a little bit better and maybe

Speaker 2 I think

Speaker 2 it's a word we hear a lot today, Unite, but I really mean it in a different way. How do we come together? Ladies, thank you for joining us today.
We appreciate you being here with us.

Speaker 2 Hey, Joe,

Speaker 59 Justin.

Speaker 2 This is going to be fun.

Speaker 59 Thanksgiving. Did you eat too much turkey?

Speaker 2 Not too much, just enough, though. Before we start you off, ladies, pie for breakfast, yes or no?

Speaker 59 Absolutely.

Speaker 4 Yes. Without a doubt.

Speaker 107 Oh, we're not going to disagree on that one.

Speaker 2 So the reason why Monica and Jessica are so interesting, as you can tell, they're just, I mean, they're full of fun.

Speaker 2 But the thing is, is that while they're twins and they have a lot in common with each other,

Speaker 2 they also are kind of

Speaker 2 politically on opposite ends of the spectrum.

Speaker 2 So I want to find out first, how did you guys spend the Thanksgiving? What did you do? Did you get together with the family or did you do it separately?

Speaker 59 Well, you know, Justin, because I, Jessica Ann, I have the restaurant, we actually spent it feeding about 700 people.

Speaker 59 So 300 of them are displaced, and so they don't have a place to live. So that was really probably the highlight of our holiday.

Speaker 59 So you can imagine that big frenzy. It did cause some strife, but we did end up spending it together at the end.

Speaker 59 Wow.

Speaker 2 Well, you know, good for you guys. That's, I did not expect that answer.
And honestly,

Speaker 2 I had no idea what to say.

Speaker 2 You didn't expect us to be ever.

Speaker 2 Well, no, no, I mean,

Speaker 59 whatever.

Speaker 2 We are family man at the end of the day that's what it is I don't mean necessarily that I expect you guys to come together but that the fact that you actually spent the day serving other people to me is just such a great

Speaker 2 I am I'm really struck by that

Speaker 2 I think maybe there's a lesson in there just right there of how we come together through our differences

Speaker 2 is that when we start to look outside of ourselves, maybe we see a chance that

Speaker 2 we can do that.

Speaker 59 Yeah, definitely.

Speaker 59 Well, right now, there's so with all this COVID going on and the political spectrum, right now we need to come together and find those commonalities that will bring us together and serving other people.

Speaker 59 People are hurting right now, they're in pain. So, we've got to find a way to build this gap.

Speaker 2 You know, you make a great point. And Jessica Ann Tyson and Mark Sparks on with us right now.
They're twin sisters here in Michigan who couldn't be further apart on the spectrum politically, but

Speaker 2 they are,

Speaker 2 you know, close

Speaker 2 because I understand my wife is a twin. They are closer than you could ever imagine, and twins usually are.

Speaker 2 We've heard a lot in the last four years about how one side or the other is evil, and specifically politics here.

Speaker 2 We've heard about, you know, the president's evil and this person's evil and that.

Speaker 2 And then recently during this

Speaker 2 election, we've heard now

Speaker 2 in the past few days, this call for us to unite and come together. And I'm just curious because

Speaker 2 I think some people look at that and say, wait a minute,

Speaker 2 for the last four years,

Speaker 2 I've been evil. The president's been evil.
Now we come together?

Speaker 2 How is that supposed to work? And I mean, I'll start with you, Jessica, because I know you've been on the other end of that. You've been hearing hearing that.

Speaker 59 Oh, my goodness, Justin, it's been crazy. I think for

Speaker 59 me, and I'll just throw Monica in the mix in this regard.

Speaker 59 Yeah, you hear all of the negativity and nasty, nasty, but then all of a sudden the election happens and it's presumed that Joe Biden took the election, stole the election.

Speaker 59 I'll have to say that real quick.

Speaker 59 And so all of a sudden, it's like the sky was blue again and the birds were chirping again, and it was crazy, you know.

Speaker 59 But all of this evil that supposedly happened, and then now all of a sudden, there's supposed to be all of this good.

Speaker 59 And I, you know, had some conversation with Monica, and we kind of had some tuffles there because, of course, you know, her take was, well, you know, the people spoke, and I was like, but did they really?

Speaker 59 So it was kind of that, and we had a lot of that bantering yesterday, but was one of those things that you kind of look at everything and you're just you almost get numb. You get numb.

Speaker 59 And so that's another reason why we had to reach outside of ourselves yesterday and do something for someone else because you get numb. You don't want to talk to people.

Speaker 59 You don't want to be bothered, if you will, because the conversation of politics always comes up.

Speaker 2 Yeah. And

Speaker 2 I understand that can be tough for a lot of folks.

Speaker 2 Monica, let me ask you on the other end of this, how are you seeing this as an opportunity to come together?

Speaker 59 Well, Justin, I think we did the same thing when President Trump won.

Speaker 59 After, you know, when he gave his speech, he said that he was going to be a president for everyone. And I think that this is...

Speaker 59 more commonplace and we're going to see this more and more. But here's the problem.
The problem is you can't be nasty.

Speaker 59 you can't be rude, you can't be mean, you can't lie, you can't do all of these other things, and then think that people don't have feelings.

Speaker 59 That they're all of a sudden we're mature enough and we're adulting, and we can put those feelings on and off.

Speaker 59 There's a saying by Maya Angelou. She says, people will forget what you did, but they'll never forget how you made them feel.
And so we're looking at this whole

Speaker 59 litter of politics right now, and people are just fed up. They're tired, and they're starting to see through some of the game on both sides.

Speaker 59 Now, you know, I'm a Democrat, but I'm just going to keep it real.

Speaker 59 How many times did we try to impeach President Trump? You know what I mean?

Speaker 59 Many times, unsuccessfully, just let him do what he needed to do as a president. But yet,

Speaker 59 if it was flipped or if it was reversed, we're going to highlight the negativity.

Speaker 59 So both sides do it, but that's not happening. But I'm speaking right now.

Speaker 59 It happens on both sides. And it's got to stop.
But the only way it can is when the American people start to say, I'm not going to participate in this BS. But that's not true, Justin.

Speaker 59 And the reason why I say that, and I respectfully disagree, is because it's the media. The media has made President Trump into this

Speaker 107 person that's this liar, cheater, all of these bad, bad things.

Speaker 107 So, while he's had so much success as the four years of being the president of the United States, the greatest country on this planet, and then all of a sudden, now you forget about all of that because you've only wanted to focus on the negativity.

Speaker 107 The media did that. The media made him out to be the bad guy.
And now, all of a sudden, the media is trying to turn it into Joe Biden, this uniter, this bringer.

Speaker 4 Jessica,

Speaker 2 Jessica, Monica, hang on a second. We got to take a break.
We'll be right back with you. We'll talk more about this.

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Speaker 2 Welcome back to the Glenn Beck Program. It is Justin Barkley in for Glenn today and a couple of sisters.
Jessica Ann Tyson and Monica Sparks. They're twins, but wow, they've got a lot in common.

Speaker 2 You can't even imagine how much, right? They've got a lot that they differ with on opposite ends of the spectrum politically. Jessica is a Republican, Monica, a Democrat.

Speaker 2 And when we just left before the break here, we were talking about what we could do to come together. And they just spent yesterday serving folks, looking outside of themselves, and

Speaker 2 finding some, I think, some real blessings by serving other people yesterday. And

Speaker 2 Jessica just made the point, though, that she didn't feel as divided

Speaker 2 from

Speaker 2 other people, that she feels it more from the media. Monica, let me ask you, I mean, do you see that too? Or is this just something that Jessica's seeing?

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 59 I agree with her, though, we both be wrong.

Speaker 59 I think that the media does have something to do with it, but at the end of the day,

Speaker 59 we have to be responsible for our own consumption. And we have to be responsible listeners, trying to make sure that we listen to responsible, credible sources.

Speaker 59 And we can't just always put it all on the media. We just can't do that.
It's not right.

Speaker 59 And it also

Speaker 59 speaks to our being lazy as individuals individuals to find the information.

Speaker 2 Ultimately, you know, I think you're right. Ultimately, we do have to, we have the final responsibility of what we take in, right, and how we allow it to shape us.

Speaker 2 But I got to tell you, social media is pretty tough because I don't know if you've seen that documentary that they did, The Social Dilemma.

Speaker 2 People, we don't realize, you know, what we're doing when we're on social media and how much it's shaping us

Speaker 2 and constantly the things that it does behind the scenes we're not aware of. I think there's a lot of that to be said also in mainstream media too.

Speaker 2 There are possibilities that the things that are happening, we don't necessarily have a full conscious awareness of. But I think people are waking up to it now more than ever.

Speaker 2 So to your point, there is that possibility that we can wake up.

Speaker 2 But let me ask you guys, because, you know, you came together yesterday, you were able to have some time serving others for Thanksgiving. And by the way,

Speaker 2 shop local, got a great, a couple of local businesses, as a matter of fact, here that the, that the, and I'll let you guys plug those here in a little bit if you'd like to as well. But, you know,

Speaker 2 you did something that I think a lot of people, we all have the ability to do. Maybe we just don't think about, but we're constantly being divided.

Speaker 2 It's not just the politics of I like this policy over that policy. This year we started to see it when it came to COVID.
I mean even COVID

Speaker 2 in the beginning, I think we saw an opportunity for us to come together. And a lot of us maybe did.
We moved in that direction. But then we were divided down lines of even like masks or no masks.

Speaker 2 And how does this,

Speaker 2 I would see people in grocery stores that, you know, that

Speaker 2 were wearing masks or weren't, and I do, but, you know, I see people that weren't, and they would get yelled at.

Speaker 2 And we would take maybe a step back if we could and say, we don't know what that other person is going through.

Speaker 2 I know I have friends and family that have physical issues and couldn't wear the mask, but

Speaker 2 even something as small as that was dividing us.

Speaker 2 How do we cut through all that, Jessica, and find our way back together?

Speaker 59 You know, you are absolutely right, Justin. That is probably one of the biggest things in my specific businesses.

Speaker 59 People coming in without masks and people shunning those that have masks and breaking up arguments and you know doggone the or fist fights over masks who's wearing them who's not but I think the best thing

Speaker 59 to Monica's point I hate to admit that she is right is we're just going to have to take personal responsibility and accountability for what each individual is doing you know love your neighbor as yourself

Speaker 59 you know have some grace for people. There's a lot going on.

Speaker 59 I heard you mention your, you're Elizabeth's grandmother and the fact that she's 93, but people are making decisions for her that aren't in her best interest because they're not interested in her.

Speaker 59 They're interested in the circumstances or situation. But let her be interested in her, what her ideas are, what her thoughts about her wellness is.

Speaker 59 We had a 94-year-old friend come by the restaurant after we were done serving.

Speaker 59 He made the choice to get in his car and come out because he needed that connectivity and we all do Justin it doesn't matter if you're 93 or you're three we all need that physical touch which we're missing and we all need that affirmation and we all just need to

Speaker 59 remember that we all need each other

Speaker 2 let me ask you Monica after what Jessica said here how much of this

Speaker 2 you know, does your faith play a role in

Speaker 2 how maybe we can find those opportunities?

Speaker 59 Justin, you know, I think that everyone has a level of faith, but it's been shaken and torn when you can't get together with your parishioners or the people that you go to church with.

Speaker 59 It's tough. It's hard.
And to find, it's kind of like your tribe, right? So you go every week. These are people that gather weekly or sometimes several times a week.

Speaker 59 And now they're not able to be together.

Speaker 59 So we're trying to find alternative ways, Zoom, whatever other method of communicating and trying to stay in touch. And we're trying to be safe.
So I understand that.

Speaker 59 But when you talk about faith, I think people are starting to redefine what that looks like for them and how they have to start going internally to get some of those anchors and security within themselves.

Speaker 59 That's the only way we're going to make it through this.

Speaker 59 When I look at these facts for suicide, second leading cause of death for ages 10 to 34, what makes a 10-year-old say, I'm done, or a 34-year-old say, I've had enough of this life.

Speaker 59 It's not being able

Speaker 59 to

Speaker 59 connect with people, with individuals. We see the suicide rate up, and

Speaker 59 it's just overload.

Speaker 59 When we're all

Speaker 59 so divided and so separated, it just doesn't feel like it's worth living for individuals.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 Let me ask you, Jessica, speaking of that, you know, faith, and I know it's played a big role for me in the last year.

Speaker 2 I can't imagine going through what we've gone through without my faith. What does that look like for you?

Speaker 59 It's all I have.

Speaker 59 it's all i have justin it's the faith that knowing that we are going to be taken care of you know that tells us don't be anxious for anything that's what his word tells us and so just leaning and learning to lean on him every single day but i tell you one thing that i am learning even the more during this whole year is how faithful he is He is so faithful.

Speaker 59 And because of that, I try to make sure that that's the message that I'm spreading, just like the message that you're spreading. Good news.

Speaker 59 I mean, Justin, we just absolutely listen to you specifically in the morning to get our day jump started so we can hear that good news. Are you kidding me? I meant that's what we need more of.

Speaker 59 That's what we have to have more of. That's what we crave.
And as Monica said, if we don't have that, Republican, Democrat, Catholic, Protestant, Jew, it doesn't matter. Black, we're black.

Speaker 59 You're white. It doesn't matter.
If we don't have that connectivity and we don't continue to take our faith, faith in God, faith in people, faith in mankind, going to be nothing.

Speaker 2 Jessica and Tysa, Monica Sparks, the twin sisters who I absolutely love to talk to.

Speaker 2 And I appreciate you checking in with us because, you know, I think you have brought us a little closer together today in a lot of ways. Thank you so much for your service.
And God bless you guys.

Speaker 59 I want listeners, too. Thank you.

Speaker 2 Thank you.

Speaker 2 Happy Thanksgiving, ladies. I want to talk to you next.

Speaker 2 What was your Thanksgiving like?

Speaker 2 What are your thoughts? You know, sitting together talking around with your family about things, if you were maybe you were virtual. Or the conversations like.

Speaker 2 This time of year, I think for a lot of us, normally we start to think about wrapping up the year and looking forward to the next year. Do you have any hopes?

Speaker 2 Do you have any fears?

Speaker 2 With so much still

Speaker 2 swinging in the balance here,

Speaker 2 a lot of questions, more than answers.

Speaker 2 We'll talk to you about what that means, where we are, and where we all go together after this at 888-727-BEC. That's 888-727-B-E-C-K.

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Speaker 2 Hey, big news, by the way.

Speaker 2 The big Supreme Court win on COVID-19 orders. We barely scratched the surface of this, but one of the things that the sisters just talked about is their face specifically, and this relates,

Speaker 2 and people under scrutiny in New York, the Supreme Court voted 5-4 to 5-4 to bar New York State from reimposing limits on religious gatherings.

Speaker 2 Saw the same thing in other places places as well, including California.

Speaker 2 So we've seen it throughout this issue. And the fact that people are saying, look,

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And would you believe that this is like, it almost didn't happen.

Speaker 2 Without Barrett on the court, Roberts wanted to go the other way.

Speaker 2 I mean, this is incredible to think about that this is, it's 2020, but we have to look at these things.

Speaker 2 Well, in the year, they're telling you that you, you know, you, you can't get together with your family for Thanksgiving, but you know, go find out and run through the stores with

Speaker 2 crowds of people you don't know for shopping, for holiday shopping. I think we all kind of

Speaker 2 see where they're coming from and where they're going. Let's go through the phone lines.
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Speaker 2 Linda,

Speaker 2 happy Thanksgiving, Linda.

Speaker 2 Happy Thanksgiving how are you I'm great I appreciate you being here with us today was it any different this year

Speaker 110 no not for us I still had 30 people at the house everything from babies to

Speaker 110 80 plus almost 90 years old went and saw my mother-in-law in the nursing home and and came back and had a great great time

Speaker 110 Politics, I mean, did we talk about politics? Absolutely. And we've talked about the corona and everything else, and none of us wore masks.

Speaker 2 How was the feeling? I mean, did it feel the same? I mean, the Lions here in Michigan, the Lions lost. So everything's back to normal.
The world is restored here. Our football game we got to watch.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 2 it's about a lot more than football, I think, when you sit down at that table.

Speaker 110 Yeah, it's about being a family and being together and things. And,

Speaker 110 you know, my view is

Speaker 110 I live by faith, not by fear. And since this pandemic has started, I am not a mask wearer.
I don't wear a mask. I will when I go to see my mother-in-law, but I do I don't wear a mask.

Speaker 110 My son did have the COVID back in December before it was even known. And I took care of him.

Speaker 110 and

Speaker 110 we were all just fine. So,

Speaker 110 you know,

Speaker 110 I don't believe the numbers

Speaker 110 because I feel that they really,

Speaker 110 they passed away for certain things, but I don't believe that it was strictly due to COVID. Do I think some have? Absolutely, no doubt.

Speaker 110 And, you know, bless those that have lost their loved ones. I feel terrible for them.
But I'm not going to live in a fearful world like this.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Well, Elinda, I appreciate your call and thank you.
God bless you. And happy Thanksgiving to you and yours down there in Florida.
Making some great interesting points.

Speaker 2 As a matter of fact, speaking of the numbers that Linda just brought up,

Speaker 2 this is new. A closer look at the death rate from COVID-19.
We'll get to this coming up next hour.

Speaker 2 This comes from the folks at Johns Hopkins.

Speaker 2 So remember, listen to the experts. That includes all of them.
In fact,

Speaker 2 we will

Speaker 2 dig into some of those numbers coming up here in a little bit. Thanksgiving, I think that makes a point that Linda just made, faith over fear.

Speaker 2 For me, our governor in Michigan

Speaker 2 had made

Speaker 2 sort of a sarcastic remark about, you know, we can get together and play cards with friends and watch football and

Speaker 2 have turkey some other time.

Speaker 2 But I think what folks miss,

Speaker 2 especially the governor here in Michigan, the governor in California, New York, and all the other places,

Speaker 2 I think what they miss is the real meaning of Thanksgiving.

Speaker 2 For me and for my family, I know when we sat down,

Speaker 2 it wasn't about the football. It's nice to be together even as a family, but the true meaning of Thanksgiving

Speaker 2 is to thank God

Speaker 2 for all of these blessings,

Speaker 2 all of the goodness, all of the good things going on.

Speaker 2 My faith, that's where they all come from anyway.

Speaker 2 And if you're still breathing, there's a reason.

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Speaker 2 As we just heard Linda talk about faith over fear,

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Speaker 2 We heard first, without evidence, that there was any sort of widespread election fraud or issues in this election.

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Speaker 2 All right, let's go down to Georgia now as we're starting to hear more information about, well, the latest. Joining us down in Georgia is WSB reporter Robin Wolenski.

Speaker 2 We appreciate you joining us us today. Robin, how are you?

Speaker 111 Hey, Justin, happy Thanksgiving weekend to you. It is really heating up down here, to say the least.

Speaker 2 Yeah, the turkey is coming out hot out of

Speaker 2 the oven, so to speak. Hey, I hear the president

Speaker 2 wants to make a trip down to Georgia, too, as a matter of fact. We'll talk about that here in a second.
Here's a little audio.

Speaker 90 We are looking at things that are so bad in Georgia. They don't want to show our signatures.
The reason they don't want to show our signatures is very simple,

Speaker 90 because

Speaker 90 we we will find thousands and thousands.

Speaker 77 They're very close race. It's hair thin.

Speaker 90 But we'll find thousands and thousands of discrepancies, fraud.

Speaker 2 Talking about some of these things, we've been hearing from

Speaker 2 the hearing that just happened in Pennsylvania earlier,

Speaker 2 just the day before Thanksgiving. They're set to do another one of these, it looks like in Arizona and Michigan, maybe even Georgia.

Speaker 2 What's the latest down there?

Speaker 111 Well, here's the thing, Justin. We're on our third recount, if you can believe it.
But it's kind of like, you know, an AA meeting, and, you know, you're trying to quit drinking, right?

Speaker 111 And they say to you, what are you doing differently, sir? You know, how are you going to do it differently? Well, we're not doing it differently.

Speaker 111 We are still here counting the same ballots that all went through the first time. And there's a lot of allegations.
So you're going to count them once. You're going to do it again the second time.

Speaker 111 Now we're doing it for the third time.

Speaker 111 And you're going to get the same result because the nugget, the core thing that is not being done that the President is taking issue with and his people, Justin, is the fact that the signatures are not being matched to the names.

Speaker 111 And if you don't go through that tedious process, you're going to just again doing it over and over and over. You could count them 100 times.
You're counting the same exact ballots.

Speaker 111 So it's an exercise in futility that you're not going to get to a different result.

Speaker 111 The other the huge news is that the president is coming here on Saturday to campaign for sitting senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, the two Republicans.

Speaker 111 There are some Republicans that believe that if a real recount was done here, that David Perdue actually got to 50% and won that seat on election night.

Speaker 111 But of course, you know, we know there were irregularities. There's the issues with Dominion software.
There's the issue with one of the polling places where there was this alleged pipe burst.

Speaker 111 Now they're saying there was no pipe burst, that they should not have shut down the votes. There was another polling place where Republicans,

Speaker 111 watchers, the poll watchers were told to leave and then Democrats stayed for a couple more hours. That's another allegation.

Speaker 111 So you have a lot of line items here that have really yet to be gone through.

Speaker 111 But to count the same votes for the third time, and they have to be done by December 2nd, I think we're going to see maybe a few differences, but not much.

Speaker 111 It is razor thin, hair thin, as the president says. It's about 12,000 votes.
That's not a lot, Justin.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Well, you know, we're starting to see large numbers of votes in question out of Pennsylvania.
600,000. A judge has blocked certification results in Pennsylvania with those election results.

Speaker 2 Then we have this new lawsuit from Sidney Powell.

Speaker 2 I mean, at first, we talked about this earlier this morning, but at first we heard without evidence, and then there's no evidence, and now it's stacked up so much. Robin,

Speaker 2 the hard part is making sense of how much evidence is coming out. What's real, what's not, what do we look at, what aren't they going to be able to look at? But Sydney Powell has a 104-page

Speaker 2 bombshell complaint of massive fraud in the Georgia election in Michigan, too.

Speaker 111 And Twitter, for a period, blocked out the link to her website where you can go and take a look at it. I think that we need honest reporters and an honest media.

Speaker 111 I mean whatever, you know, I got into the news business, Justin, because of Watergate, right?

Speaker 111 And whatever happened to look, you know, being a reporter, forgetting about Democrat or Republican or your personal biases, checking all of that at the door and looking at this like possibly a crime was committed.

Speaker 111 It's like you're a police officer and there's a murder. You have to look at everyone, right? You don't just look at one suspect.

Speaker 111 So I I think that we have to have an honest media in play, people, reporters who are hungry, that really want to get to the truth, and say, is this true what Sidney Powell is saying?

Speaker 111 What were the issues with Dominion software?

Speaker 111 Did it all shut down at 3 o'clock in the morning and all these ballots were forced into the machine? Because here's the real critical thing.

Speaker 111 The balance of power in the Senate and our country as a whole relies on this race on January January 5th. And it's not just January 5th.
The early voting here in Georgia is starting in two weeks.

Speaker 111 And if you have the same procedures in place and you have the same deal between Stacey Abrams, the Democrat, who's been registering all of these voters, and the Secretary of State, and the legislature here never approved any of this.

Speaker 111 This was all done, oh, because of the coronavirus. And oh, by the way, Dominion software in the state of Georgia, it was rejected in Texas, but it was not rejected here in Georgia.

Speaker 111 We got that software last year, only a year ago in 2019. Sounds a little fishy to me.
As an investigative journalist, I'd like to look at that. Why did we go to that software?

Speaker 111 Did anyone get any kickbacks? I mean, these are all open-ended questions that I don't have the answers to.

Speaker 59 But it would be more interesting to find out.

Speaker 2 Robin Walensky joins us right now from WSB in Atlanta. Matter of fact, the president headed there for a big rally tomorrow.
We'll talk about that coming up in a second too.

Speaker 2 Bus, what is inside the Sidney Powell 104 pages or so that she's filed in Atlanta and down in Georgia? We'll talk about that coming up in a second. First, a quick break.

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Speaker 5 Stacey Abrams pulled the wool over the Secretary of State. I don't know who he is.

Speaker 2 The president is talking about Raffensburger, I think, is the Secretary of State's name there down in Georgia. Let's dig into this

Speaker 2 and see what's in Sidney Powell's 104 pages or so here. Robin Walensky joining us right now from WSB Radio in Atlanta with his latest lawsuit is filed.
They're calling for 96,000 votes to be tossed.

Speaker 111 Yep, because the signatures allegedly don't match. It's a huge problem.
I'm just going to go out there and tell you the truth, Justin.

Speaker 111 I live in a home that my husband and I, we built from the ground, from the mud up. So there was no previous owner, okay?

Speaker 111 We received five,

Speaker 59 five absentee ballots at our address.

Speaker 111 One that had my name, one that had my husband's name, and three that were blank that I could have filled out, which obviously I did not. But Fred Flintstone and the Roadrunner and Charlie Brown.

Speaker 111 And so I'm not the only voter registered in the state of Georgia that received multiple ballots to my home address. This is a huge problem.

Speaker 111 I can only swear for myself that I've shredded them, but I have no idea what other people did. And that's the huge issue.

Speaker 111 And that's why the President, Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani, and the team want to look at those signatures and for some reason the Secretary of State here is saying no you can't do that.

Speaker 111 Now the President yesterday he seemed extremely feisty. This was the first sit-down Q ⁇ A question and answer he did with the press.

Speaker 111 This was after he spoke to the troops thanking members of the military on Thanksgiving. And I thought that

Speaker 111 the big headline was that when he said Stacey Abrams pulled the wall over the Secretary of State, I don't know who this guy is, this is a guy who got played like I never have seen anyone get played.

Speaker 111 Let us see the signatures, Trump says. So segueing to your question about Sidney Powell, she is saying that A, there are issues with the signatures.
So

Speaker 111 using the example of the five absentee ballots, we could have voted seven times in my house. I voted early.
My husband voted early.

Speaker 111 Then I could have sent in all five absentee ballots, so that would have been seven votes for two people. It's feasible.
And then the other issue is with the Dominion software, was it shut down?

Speaker 111 Were ballots, extra ballots fed in in the wee hours under the you know the cover of darkness did this actually happen and that's the gist of what is in that 104 page report pertaining to the state of Georgia by the way there's a 75 page

Speaker 111 she writes pertaining to the state of Michigan. The problem with all of this, Justin, the view from 35,000 feet, is that the clock is ticking down and the president and his team running out of time.

Speaker 2 Here's what they're asking for inside this,

Speaker 2 inside some of these pages here.

Speaker 2 For these reasons, plaintiffs ask this court to enter a judgment in their favor and provide the following emergency relief.

Speaker 2 An order directing Governor Kemp, Secretary Raffensperger, and the Georgia State Board of Elections to decertify the election results, an order enjoining Governor Kemp from transmitting the currently certified election results to the Electoral College, and an order requiring Governor Kemp to transmit certified election results that state that President Donald Trump is the winner of the election.

Speaker 2 I mean, it goes on. There's several things that they're asking for.
My question is, what's the likelihood of this?

Speaker 111 I don't know. I don't know.
There are a lot of people that are praying for a miracle,

Speaker 111 and this has always been a red state. I believe it is a red state.
Something just doesn't smell right. It's very fishy.
You know where they say where there's smoke, there's fire.

Speaker 111 I'd be interested to see what's going on on those ballots and to compare names.

Speaker 111 I think it's extremely problematic that too many absentee this whole coronavirus has been used as the excuse to get all these ballots sent here to people in Georgia.

Speaker 111 What's also disturbing, there are reports that people are moving here temporarily just to vote. That's against the law.
And I've been in the news business for 30 plus years.

Speaker 111 My question is, who's going to be the next Woodward and Bernstein of 2020?

Speaker 111 Who are the reporters that are not going to go along with this agenda, who are going to step out of the pack and say, you know what?

Speaker 111 At the very least, let's investigate this and not call it a fantasy.

Speaker 111 CNN on their banner this morning on the lower third is saying Trump falsely claims victory with fantasy conspiracies. Fantasy conspiracies.
Maybe it's not a fantasy.

Speaker 111 Maybe it is a reality, but we don't know because

Speaker 111 all the evidence also has to be looked at and vetted.

Speaker 2 Yeah, a good question. And as a reporter, we're just talking with Robin Walensky right now at WSB Radio down Atlanta.

Speaker 2 One of the questions that I'm just curious about is where do people people get the truth? Where do they hear, other than talk radio or a few places here on the internet,

Speaker 2 this

Speaker 2 hearing that happened in Pennsylvania wasn't covered by anyone else.

Speaker 2 People didn't hear about some of these ridiculous

Speaker 2 and shocking claims. This one specifically, listen to this.

Speaker 50 that's kind of what what Greg was talking about the the anomalies of loading and uploading those

Speaker 54 those votes so that big spike that occurs there is a prime indicator of fraudulent voting and that's six hundred and four thousand votes in 90 minutes is that right

Speaker 55 correct this is three hundred and three hundred and thirty seven votes 337,000 votes in that uh in that period of time yes and when you look at this entire curve

Speaker 58 Close to 600,000. I think our figures are about 570, some odd thousand.
That all those spikes represent overtime.

Speaker 2 It's incredible, and they say

Speaker 2 just mathematically impossible for something like that to happen. But my question is, where are people going to hear this? There are several of the hearings now, Arizona, Michigan.

Speaker 2 They're going to start having these in other places as well.

Speaker 49 But Robin,

Speaker 2 where do people get to hear this news? I mean, it's scary.

Speaker 111 Even if you're a follower on Twitter of Sidney Powell and attorney Lynn Wood and some of the other folks who have really been on this story,

Speaker 111 Twitter is still continuing to censor. So you have to follow them on parlor, right? Some of the people, Rudy Giuliani and such, you have to go to parlor where it won't be censored.

Speaker 111 It's a scary thing when you have people in the mainstream media that are literally taking fingers and sticking them in their ears and going, la la la la la la la, and they're looking the other way.

Speaker 111 They refuse to hear the story. They don't want to cover it.
Joe Biden is their guy. They want to go back to the Obama era.
And

Speaker 111 they just don't want to look at it. They don't want to face the reality of it.
They don't want to investigate it. I've never seen ⁇ my great-grandparents left

Speaker 111 they left Russia to come to America at the turn of the century to get away from this kind of stuff. And here we are again, just immersed in it.
It is indescribable to me.

Speaker 111 I got into the news media and I know you did too, Justin, to tell the truth, to investigate, to shine the light bright. We need to continue to shine the light bright.

Speaker 2 Well, if we don't,

Speaker 2 I don't know what happens next, Robin, because it's not just about who's in the Oval Office for the next four years. It's also the Senate down in Georgia.
That race is just days away now.

Speaker 2 And can anyone ever trust an election ever again after all of these questions?

Speaker 111 It's a great question. I think that the software itself, these machines, it needs to be looked at what actually went on.

Speaker 111 And I'm telling you, we're going to be right back in here in the same position on January 5th and January 6th. People don't trust the machines.

Speaker 111 They don't trust all these ballots that are absentee, that are coming to people's homes, that have been mailed out.

Speaker 111 People don't trust it. I'm telling you, it's the number one conversation.
You go out to eat dinner, you go to Thanksgiving, you speak to people on the phone.

Speaker 111 That's all anyone here is talking about is that topic. Is it going to be a repeat performance of what went down during the general election?

Speaker 111 Is that what we're going to be facing here for the all-important runoffs and who is going to have the power in the Senate? It determines the country's future.

Speaker 2 Robin Wilensky, WSB in Atlanta. Thank you so much for being here with us today, Robin.

Speaker 111 God bless. Have a great day.

Speaker 2 Happy Thanksgiving to you.

Speaker 2 These are serious questions, and you're not hearing them anywhere other than talk radio, maybe a couple of places online with social media. And also,

Speaker 2 as I mentioned, and Robin mentioned, people are being censored online. That's why it's important to get sources like The Blaze, to join Blaze TV, to make sure that

Speaker 2 you're getting, and I'm sure I'm not being paid to tell you this, but I'm sure there's some sort of Black Friday special or deal going on right now.

Speaker 2 Important so that we can all stay in contact with each other.

Speaker 2 All right, so we'll continue our conversation. I want to find out, too, from you.
How was your Thanksgiving? I am receiving, and speaking of votes, I haven't certified it yet, but it looks like...

Speaker 2 If I go check in, weigh in right now, my question, the poll happening on Twitter. By the way, I'm at Mr.Justin Barkley on Twitter, Facebook, and all the other places you might find me on.

Speaker 2 So far, the results looking pretty good for Pie for Breakfast. Can you pull that off? Is that, now we haven't certified yet.

Speaker 2 And again, I might just shut this thing down in the middle of the broadcast here and then, of course,

Speaker 2 see a ton of votes in one direction or the other.

Speaker 2 We'll find out. No shenanigans.
I promise shenanigans free for our question, Pie for breakfast. Although, I'll just be honest and tell you, that's the direction I'm leaning in.
Right?

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Speaker 2 All right, welcome back to the Glenbeck Program. It is Justin Barkley in for Glenn today, and of course, an honor and a privilege.
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I've got a couple of different things, numbers I want to talk about.

Speaker 18 But first,

Speaker 2 boy, oh, boy, some news that's just happened. And

Speaker 2 I think on the surface by itself,

Speaker 2 it's just kind of interesting news. But when you pull back and take the bigger picture,

Speaker 2 I think it might have a little bit more context, and I'll try and give you some here. The AP is reporting that an Iranian scientist

Speaker 2 that Israel alleged led, this is their headline, the Islamic Republic's military nuclear program before it was disbanded has been killed in a shootout.

Speaker 2 This is according to Iranian state television.

Speaker 2 Iran's foreign minister says there are serious indications of an Israeli role in the killing of a top Iranian nuclear scientist.

Speaker 2 Israel has declined to comment on the attack that has risked further raising tensions across the Mideast. Again, the AP's headline.

Speaker 2 What's fascinating about this,

Speaker 2 from what I'm looking at, and I don't know, I mean, this is just

Speaker 2 on the bigger picture scale,

Speaker 2 is that

Speaker 2 this information, the latest

Speaker 2 lawsuit out of Michigan with attorney Sidney Powell

Speaker 2 filing it late Wednesday night, seeking to set aside the results of the election in Michigan, claiming that hundreds of thousands of illegal, ineligible, duplicate, or purely fictitious ballots enabled

Speaker 2 by massive election fraud helped make possible Biden's vote count lead in the state? The suit also pointed to multiple issues pertaining to Dominion voting systems.

Speaker 2 And she goes on to talk about, in the suit,

Speaker 2 a link

Speaker 2 between

Speaker 2 Iran

Speaker 2 and some other foreign actors

Speaker 2 in specifically this

Speaker 2 alleged election meddling.

Speaker 2 We hear about Dominion. We hear about SmartMatic software.

Speaker 2 In the report, it says SmartMatic and Dominion were found by foreign oligarchs, founded by

Speaker 2 foreign oligarchs and dictators to ensure computerized ballot stuffing and vote manipulation to whatever level was needed to make certain Venezuela leader, the dictator Hugo Chavez, never lost another election.

Speaker 2 In the suit, it adds, citing a whistleblower's affidavit alleging that the SmartMatic software was used to manipulate Venezuelan elections in favor of Chavez.

Speaker 2 A core requirement of the SmartMatic software design ultimately adopted by Dominion for Michigan's elections was the software's ability to hide its manipulation of votes from any audit.

Speaker 2 The complaint cites a former electronic intelligence analyst under the 305th Military Intelligence Battalion who declared that the Dominion software was accessed by agents acting on behalf of China and Iran.

Speaker 2 to monitor and manipulate elections, including the 2020 U.S. general election.

Speaker 2 Now, if you put those two things together,

Speaker 2 I think you have quite a picture. Now, I don't know if that's a leap, if I'm just making the leap,

Speaker 2 or if there's more to this story that we just haven't yet heard. Either way,

Speaker 2 it certainly is something.

Speaker 2 On a time when normally this time of year,

Speaker 2 kind of a slow news. I mean,

Speaker 2 it really is like the end of the year. People pack it up, they go home,

Speaker 2 they take the holidays off.

Speaker 2 But there is no shortage of news these days.

Speaker 2 And as we hear more about this evidence, this mountain of evidence that continues to grow and the avalanche that's occurring or will occur, we'll continue to bring you the latest on that.

Speaker 2 And I'm sure.

Speaker 2 Coming up Monday morning, we'll hear more. But throughout the weekend, you may want to stay close.

Speaker 2 AP again reporting an Iranian scientist that Israel alleged led the Islamic Republic's military nuclear program before it was disbanded, had been killed in a shootout.

Speaker 2 And of course, that along with the connection

Speaker 2 that Sidney Powell, attorney here, is making the allegation

Speaker 2 connection with Iran, Iranian Iranians, and, of course, the Chinese in this election.

Speaker 2 Certainly something.

Speaker 2 Okay, I promised I was going to do this, and so I will because I feel like this is something you're probably not going to hear anywhere else. In fact, it was yanked down

Speaker 2 swiftly.

Speaker 2 Just like everything else online, the truth comes out, and just for a moment, for a flash, for a heartbeat, it's out there, and then people have just a little bit of time to get it out.

Speaker 2 And if they are able to do that, then it spreads like wildfire.

Speaker 2 This is a story

Speaker 2 that had to be pulled down. According to new data,

Speaker 2 the U.S. currently ranks first in total COVID-19 cases, new cases per day and deaths.

Speaker 2 Genevieve Briand, Assistant Program Director of the Applied Economics Master's Degree Program at Hopkins, this is Johns Hopkins, critically analyzed the effect of COVID-19 on the U.S.

Speaker 2 deaths using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in her webinar titled COVID-19 Deaths, a look at the U.S. data, and what she found

Speaker 2 is

Speaker 2 pretty incredible.

Speaker 2 Now, I'm not a numbers person, my eyes tend to glaze over when I see them, but we don't have to get too far in the woods for you to understand this, what I'm about to say to you. Johns Hopkins,

Speaker 2 that's who did this.

Speaker 2 From mid-March to mid-September, U.S. total deaths have reached 1.7 million, of which 200,000 or 12% of total deaths are COVID-19 related.

Speaker 2 Instead of looking directly at COVID-19 deaths, this person focused on total deaths per age group and per cause of death in the U.S.

Speaker 2 and used this information to shed light on the effects of COVID-19.

Speaker 2 She explained that the significance of COVID-19 on U.S. deaths can be fully understood only through comparison to the number of total deaths in the United States.

Speaker 2 In other words, you're hearing so much every day on the news about the number of cases and the number of deaths. And oh, we just passed this mark and we just surpassed this mark.

Speaker 2 And when you hear that constant drumbeat without the full context and the full picture, it's downright scary.

Speaker 2 People are afraid to live their lives.

Speaker 2 My parents are older, and they're being smart, and I understand.

Speaker 2 But they didn't go to visit their

Speaker 2 son yesterday. Not me, but my brother.

Speaker 2 They didn't have Thanksgiving together

Speaker 2 because his wife is a teacher and they're afraid, you know, they've been exposed. And God forbid, they wouldn't want anything to happen.
And I understand that, too.

Speaker 2 So they spent, I think, probably their first Thanksgiving alone.

Speaker 2 And they're in their 70s, and I understand why they want to take precautions. But when you start to add in this data,

Speaker 2 after retrieving it on the CDC website, this woman goes on to say she compiled a graph representing percentages of total deaths per age category from early February to early September, which includes the period from before COVID-19

Speaker 2 was even detected in the U.S.

Speaker 2 to after infection rates soared. Surprisingly, it says, the deaths of older people, listen to this very carefully, surprisingly, the deaths of older people

Speaker 2 stayed

Speaker 2 the same.

Speaker 2 In other words, nothing changed.

Speaker 2 From before to after COVID-19,

Speaker 2 Johns Hopkins Hopkins University researchers.

Speaker 2 Why isn't this all over CNN?

Speaker 2 This is big news.

Speaker 2 If it's to believe, if it's to be believed, right? If it's accurate.

Speaker 2 Deaths of older people, that key

Speaker 2 category of folks who are affected by this virus.

Speaker 2 was not changed.

Speaker 2 Since COVID-19 mainly affects the elderly experts expected an increase in the percentage of deaths. They expected to see more people dead,

Speaker 109 but didn't.

Speaker 2 Now, first and foremost, this is great news.

Speaker 2 This should be reported. If you're going to report the drumbeat, the constant drumbeat of deaths and cases and et cetera and scare people crazy, shouldn't we also give them the good news?

Speaker 2 Well, when the vaccine comes out and when the treatments are coming out, shouldn't we also encourage people and give them the good news? I don't think we should hide things for people.

Speaker 2 I don't think we should hide any bad news either.

Speaker 2 But shouldn't we have the full picture?

Speaker 2 So deaths didn't change at all in the elderly age group.

Speaker 2 There's no increase seen from the CDC data. In fact, the percentage of deaths among all age groups remain relatively the same.

Speaker 2 The quote says, the reason we have a higher number of reported COVID-19 deaths among older individuals than younger individuals is simply because every day in the U.S., older individuals die in higher numbers than younger individuals.

Speaker 2 Brianne also noted that 50,000 to 70,000 deaths are seen both before and after COVID-19, indicating that this number of deaths was normal long before COVID-19 emerged.

Speaker 2 Therefore, according to Brianne, not only has COVID-19 had no effect on the percentage of deaths of older people, but it also

Speaker 2 has not increased the total number of deaths.

Speaker 2 It's absolutely

Speaker 43 mind-boggling

Speaker 2 what we continue to see reported on a daily basis and the fear-mongering that happens in the news. If you're watching any amount of mainstream network news,

Speaker 2 I caution you because you're not hearing the full picture. Be careful what you're listening to.

Speaker 2 Those numbers are astounding. And again, what are we giving up? At what cost,

Speaker 2 living our lives in fear, are we even living at all?

Speaker 2 And there you have the data, the science and the data, which we're told constantly should be the number one factor in making all of our decisions.

Speaker 2 Shutting our economies down, businesses, people losing their lives now because of

Speaker 2 opioid overdoses,

Speaker 2 suicides, kids who, because they're not in school right now, even though the CDC says they should be,

Speaker 2 kids that, because they're not in school right now, have regressed to the point that they are no longer potty trained, some of them.

Speaker 2 This

Speaker 2 and our reaction

Speaker 2 will have echoes and it will have

Speaker 2 effects that go on

Speaker 2 for years to come.

Speaker 2 And can you imagine not going to Thanksgiving with your family this year

Speaker 2 and then finding out that you don't get another next year?

Speaker 2 And it wasn't because of COVID or those people that were at Thanksgiving, you would have seen, you would have spent time with, that they won't be at Thanksgiving next year. Not because of COVID.

Speaker 2 And no, I'm not saying

Speaker 24 COVID isn't real.

Speaker 2 In fact, to the contrary.

Speaker 2 But wouldn't it be helpful if you had all of the information? Quick break, we're back right after this. Justin Barkley in for Glenn Back today, the Glimmer.

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Speaker 2 I have no idea what happens between now

Speaker 2 and the next time I'm with you, which would be Christmas Eve.

Speaker 2 I have really, I've got to tell you, every time I get a chance to be here with this audience,

Speaker 2 I am, it's a blessing.

Speaker 2 It's an absolute privilege.

Speaker 2 I appreciate everything Glenn and the Blaze does. And of course, folks like you who are here,

Speaker 2 who are curious, who want answers, who just want the truth.

Speaker 2 And that's where I'm at. I just said earlier, I just read that study there, the John Hopkins University, that there's really no difference in deaths.

Speaker 2 You would think there would be quite a bit of difference with COVID included. And they said, no, there's really no difference.
In fact, it was so unpopular, somebody made them take it down.

Speaker 2 Here's where we are, though.

Speaker 2 There is much going on, and I'm not sure where we'll be, like I said, a month from now.

Speaker 2 But I can guarantee you that I will continue to stick in this with you.

Speaker 2 We'll try to get answers, and of course, stick with Glenn and the Blaze because they're always searching for the truth.

Speaker 2 And as long as we continue to do that together,

Speaker 2 there's still hope.

Speaker 2 There's still hope for our nation. There's still hope for our people.
And as

Speaker 2 a new-to-be father, for the first time, my wife is 26 weeks along.

Speaker 2 It's now more important than ever

Speaker 2 to make sure

Speaker 2 that this thing that we have enjoyed the fruits of,

Speaker 2 this idea of America and the freedom that we have, not just here, but throughout the world we enjoy,

Speaker 2 lasts, that it endures not just for us, but for our kids and for generations to come.

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