The Left’s Plan Is Reset, NOT Anarchy | Guest: Christopher Rufo | 9/24/20

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Speaker 10 Say her name.

Speaker 11 Say her name. Say her name.

Speaker 12 Say her name.

Speaker 4 You're talking about Breonna Taylor?

Speaker 13 Say her name.

Speaker 4 Breonna Taylor?

Speaker 14 Say her name. Yes, say her name.
Breonna Taylor.

Speaker 15 Why won't you say her name?

Speaker 4 You're the one not saying her name.

Speaker 16 You're the same.

Speaker 12 I don't even understand.

Speaker 20 Man, I am starting a hashtag stew say her name campaign.

Speaker 22 That's how much I believe in things.

Speaker 4 Breonna Taylor?

Speaker 23 I'm going to get

Speaker 24 stu say her name.

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Speaker 12 We have the truth on this that most people don't even know.

Speaker 28 We're going to go over that whole thing.

Speaker 31 Two cops were shot in Louisville.

Speaker 33 Joe Biden and Kamala Harris came out with an outrageous statement.

Speaker 36 Outrageous statement.

Speaker 33 As cops are being shot, an outrageous statement.

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Speaker 74 oh my gosh

Speaker 4 say her name still

Speaker 4 say it Brianna Taylor say her name

Speaker 4 oh my gosh the racism just continues now is that an argument because I that's what I see substituted for an argument. Yeah.
Yeah.

Speaker 4 A bunch of names of people who had issues with police, you know, whether some of them justified, some of them not. Like the entirety of the argument is like

Speaker 4 Trayvon Martin, George Floyd, Eric Garner. And it's like there's a whole range of stories you're talking about.

Speaker 81 We need solutions.

Speaker 4 Some of them justified, some of them not justified, some of them involving police. Some of them.

Speaker 13 They're no-knock raids in the middle of the night.

Speaker 82 No.

Speaker 4 Can we clear some of these things up?

Speaker 12 You're just for shooting innocent women in the back or however in the middle of the night, going in, no knock raid, just shooting her.

Speaker 86 Can we?

Speaker 37 That's what I'm hearing.

Speaker 4 This is one of those situations where if you know what happened in the story, it is impossible to adopt the things and viewpoints that Black Lives Matter and every NBA player apparently have.

Speaker 89 From a guy who won't say her name.

Speaker 79 Breonna Taylor. Go ahead.

Speaker 11 Tell us the story, Stu.

Speaker 4 First of all, there's a rumor that they went to the wrong house. Yeah.
No, they didn't go to the wrong house.

Speaker 80 They went to the correct apartment, the one they were supposed to.

Speaker 4 It's on the warrant. Yeah, but

Speaker 91 how do we know that?

Speaker 16 Well, it's on the warrant.

Speaker 4 So, I mean, they went to the right address.

Speaker 72 So, a police doctored warrant.

Speaker 4 No, no. And we also know there's this big thing about, well, there's a no-knock warrant.

Speaker 40 Exactly right.

Speaker 4 Now, there was a no-knock warrant issued in the case. However, they didn't utilize it.
Okay. So that's a big problem.
We know for a fact with 100% certainty certainty that they did knock.

Speaker 92 Really?

Speaker 39 Do we know that because police said they knocked?

Speaker 72 Yes.

Speaker 57 Yes.

Speaker 4 And also Kenneth Walker, the guy, Breonna Taylor's boyfriend. Boyfriend.

Speaker 4 He also said he heard the banging. And a separate neighbor who came out to see what the heck's going on.
There's a lot of loud banging going on in this door out there.

Speaker 4 And then the police said, get back out of your apartment. So we know with 100% certainty.

Speaker 71 So we only know from the guy who fired on police

Speaker 22 and the neighbor.

Speaker 27 Those are the only witnesses that we need.

Speaker 4 The police and three police officers.

Speaker 78 Okay, okay.

Speaker 65 Well, you got to throw out the police officers.

Speaker 16 They're all corrupt.

Speaker 4 Okay,

Speaker 4 but they all agree on this. So that's a big problem.

Speaker 42 Well, they're probably lying.

Speaker 81 But the guy who shot was inside.

Speaker 69 He wasn't lying.

Speaker 10 And the neighbor I trust, but I don't trust the police.

Speaker 18 Got it.

Speaker 4 If you've just seen this on sports broadcasts or from dumb politicians, I like to get all my news from both of those sources.

Speaker 16 Oh, no kidding.

Speaker 97 And MSNBC, which I think is the combination of the two.

Speaker 79 Yes, that is actually pretty much the combination.

Speaker 4 You might not know that Breonna Taylor,

Speaker 4 in the past, before this incident, had dated a guy,

Speaker 4 Jamarcus

Speaker 4 Glover, who was a known drug dealer.

Speaker 4 And so

Speaker 4 the reason they got the warrant was for Jamarcus Glover, who was at a different place, and Breonna Taylor's apartment they wanted to search. They did not accuse Breonna Taylor of a crime.

Speaker 4 They were just the accusation or the belief was that they used to date. They had seemingly broken up, but they were still kind of in contact.

Speaker 4 He had come over to her house a couple times, maybe to pick up a package.

Speaker 4 They believed that maybe he was getting drugs or money sent to her house and using it sort of as a safe house because she didn't have a criminal history.

Speaker 40 There was no reason she did anything wrong. wrong.

Speaker 23 There's nothing that she did wrong, and

Speaker 13 they didn't accuse her of doing anything wrong.

Speaker 27 In fact,

Speaker 100 the belief could have been that she

Speaker 39 was maybe abused.

Speaker 96 Right.

Speaker 81 And she's just hiding stuff at her house because the drug dealer boyfriend, Shan's boyfriend, is beating her up and is abusive.

Speaker 4 She doesn't want to piss off her ex-drug dealer, or her ex-boyfriend who's a drug dealer, which would be a sensible motivation. But the police's motivation, you going to do?

Speaker 4 The police motivation there is to go in and see what is in the house.

Speaker 4 Is he hiding drugs? Is he hiding money? What's going on? So that's why they have the warrant. They go to the house in the middle of the night, and we can talk about why

Speaker 4 this part of this is a problem, but separate from what happened yesterday. Because

Speaker 4 if you missed the news yesterday, there was an indictment in this case. They announced the results of a grand jury

Speaker 4 yesterday, and that's what led to the violence last night. Two police officers were shot, among other things.

Speaker 4 So they go to the house. Police start knocking on the door.
We know they knocked on the door.

Speaker 4 They identify themselves as police. Now,

Speaker 4 the neighbor

Speaker 4 confirms this, that they identified themselves as police trying to come into the door.

Speaker 4 Jamar, excuse me,

Speaker 4 Kenneth Walker, the boyfriend, the current boyfriend of Breonna Taylor.

Speaker 91 A good guy. No charge against nothing.

Speaker 78 Nothing wrong with him. Nothing.
Yeah.

Speaker 4 Clean. They're in bed.
It's three in the morning or whatever. They're in bed.
They hear the banging. They both wake up.

Speaker 4 They stumble out of their bedroom

Speaker 4 down the hall. They're looking at the front door.
He realizes that she's got a boyfriend who would be pissed off that he was there and also is a drug dealer and with a known criminal history.

Speaker 38 And if indeed she was in an abusive relationship or just afraid of him,

Speaker 103 he was there.

Speaker 22 He would have a gun.

Speaker 38 He's going to shoot because he has a right to defend himself in his own home.

Speaker 4 And he's a legal gun owner. Right.
And this is an important part of this, a legal gun owner. So he obviously, as I would, by the way, went to go get his gun because

Speaker 4 if he doesn't know it's police,

Speaker 15 even if he does know it's police,

Speaker 22 you would still be afraid that maybe that's the drug dealer just saying.

Speaker 4 He's yelling police, right?

Speaker 40 I don't know.

Speaker 4 So he believes it's Jamarcus Glover breaking in to abuse Breonna Taylor. So he tries to defend himself.
And her. So after whatever distance of time, they decide, okay, no one's coming to this door.

Speaker 4 We're breaking the door down. The police knock the door in.
As they knock the door in, he believes a drug dealer is coming in to

Speaker 4 kill them or abuse them in some way. He does what I think is a completely defensible thing in the circumstances, which is shoot at the person breaking into his house at three in the morning.

Speaker 68 Right, right.

Speaker 103 I have to tell you, if somebody broke into my house at three o'clock in the morning and it was police, I'm not sure I would would believe it because if I were innocent, if I neither of these people had anything, they have no criminal record, they have nothing.

Speaker 95 Right, so that would be me, that would be you.

Speaker 22 If somebody breaks in at three o'clock in the morning and they tear down my door and I'm afraid of somebody else, I know somebody else is coming, you know, for me, I absolutely take a gun and I shoot.

Speaker 91 Now,

Speaker 50 you shouldn't shoot without knowing, but that's what happens, and that is why we have a

Speaker 109 doctrine.

Speaker 40 You have a right to defend yourself in your own home, especially at three o'clock in the morning.

Speaker 79 Right.

Speaker 4 So it was totally, now it doesn't mean it worked out perfectly.

Speaker 110 Right.

Speaker 4 It was a totally understandable response from Kenneth Walker's position in that moment. Right.
He thinks he's being attacked. Someone breaks his door down.
He fires one shot.

Speaker 4 And this is something that is like, I would say, 99% of people who talk about Breonna Taylor don't know.

Speaker 4 But this is agreed upon not only by the police, but also Kenneth Walker, the boyfriend of Breonna Taylor. He fired first

Speaker 4 and actually hit the officer. Right.
So think about what just happened now from the officer's perspective. They are trying to break down a door, which they assume they believe

Speaker 4 potentially has drugs and stuff inside, which, you know, you'd think people were going to hide it or whatever.

Speaker 4 When they break the door down, they get shot by someone. The one officer, officer Mattingly, looks down the hall.
He sees two people at the end of the hall. He can't really make them out.

Speaker 4 The only thing he can make out is a gun, and he sees a flash of the gun and then feels the heat on his thigh. He gets shot in the thigh.
He backs up.

Speaker 4 What the hell do you think a cop is going to do in that situation? He's just been shot.

Speaker 63 Stop, stop, stop.

Speaker 48 What do you think anyone

Speaker 22 who is carrying a gun legally is going to do?

Speaker 112 If someone shoots you

Speaker 12 and you have a gun,

Speaker 71 you shoot back.

Speaker 63 Right.

Speaker 56 That's any human being. Any human being.

Speaker 82 Any human being.

Speaker 16 So, and

Speaker 4 think about this for a second, how this is shown as supposedly some big example of racism by police. It is not even clear.
They could make out the race

Speaker 4 of who was shooting at them. But again,

Speaker 4 whoever it was, no matter what race it was, actually shot a cop. I think it's defensible from his position why it happened, as we just laid out.

Speaker 4 But when you shoot a cop, what the hell do you think is going to happen?

Speaker 114 So stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

Speaker 92 Because that, I think, is going to be misheard.

Speaker 81 Here's what, here's what we...

Speaker 42 No, no, no.

Speaker 61 No, no, no. Go ahead.

Speaker 27 So here's what I think we should

Speaker 81 need to be said.

Speaker 59 Let's look at this from two points of view.

Speaker 81 One, he was justified.

Speaker 66 He was charged with a crime, the shooter, was charged with a crime, and then it was dropped.

Speaker 116 That's normal.

Speaker 4 Yep, very normal.

Speaker 22 people think that that's a big sign of racism too no no that's very normal if if i shoot somebody in my house if you shoot somebody in your house plan on spending a year in in court in hell okay

Speaker 50 because they're going to investigate all of it okay now they have witnesses because there were cops that were there so they could witness and say yep that's exactly what happened This was a justified shooting on his part.

Speaker 4 On the boyfriend's part.

Speaker 73 On the boyfriend's part.

Speaker 106 Absolutely justified.

Speaker 121 These cops are not the cops that are doing the investigation.

Speaker 81 These are there just serving the warrant and searching the house.

Speaker 29 They don't know, they don't know all the details.

Speaker 31 They don't have an axe to grind.

Speaker 54 They were just the guys assigned this job.

Speaker 117 Now,

Speaker 124 period,

Speaker 124 separate issue.

Speaker 40 Cops come in, they knock, look at it only from their point of view.

Speaker 121 The cops, they knock, they identify themselves.

Speaker 30 They are going into a place that they have been told could be hostile because it could have a drug dealer inside.

Speaker 14 And whether he's violent or not, I don't know, but they suspect that maybe if he's there, they knock, they identify.

Speaker 40 They knock, they identify.

Speaker 32 Then they took the door down.

Speaker 81 The minute that door is open,

Speaker 106 somebody in the dark shoots at them.

Speaker 94 Looking at it from their side, their shooting back is 100%

Speaker 26 as justified as the person on the other side of the door.

Speaker 47 This is at this point, what happened in there was not anything that you can change.

Speaker 102 There's no reform that will change that because you have two people seeing something from the

Speaker 63 both innocent, both acting rationally and legally on both sides.

Speaker 61 You have both of them reacting appropriately.

Speaker 4 And if you add just

Speaker 4 one little flavor here to add, is they thought Breonna Taylor was alone. So they go into a place where they believe it's only Breonna Taylor.

Speaker 4 Now there's two people in there, and the other person is shooting at them. Now, if you take this in the context of the investigation,

Speaker 4 they're trying to break up a drug ring here.

Speaker 4 They've already arrested Jamarcus Glover, the drug dealer.

Speaker 4 What's their assumption probably in that moment that, and I don't know if there's enough time to really noodle this all out, but that he is probably working with Jamarcus Glover there to sh now that they know he's already arrested, they're there trying to get rid of the whatever is in the apartment.

Speaker 4 Now,

Speaker 4 that's not what happened. But the bottom line is he shot a cop.

Speaker 80 And cops, when they get shot, are going to shoot back at the person who shot them.

Speaker 4 This is not brain surgery here. This is very obvious.

Speaker 81 And I don't even think you need to say he shot a cop because shooting a cop is one thing.

Speaker 130 But when you're in fending for your life and you don't know it's a cop, shooting anyone with a gun who is legally holding a gun, who's illegally holding a gun is going to shoot back.

Speaker 4 Yes, he's justified.

Speaker 4 A separate point. From the police perspective, they just went into a house with a warrant and got shot.
So now they all fire, they fire back. There's another cop who gets charged with a lesser crime.

Speaker 4 We could talk about that later. But the bottom line is she gets hit.
He doesn't.

Speaker 4 And

Speaker 4 she passes away. This is not a case of racism.
It's a good case if you want to talk about the libertarian critique of police over, you know, using.

Speaker 23 It's not even a no-knock.

Speaker 4 Yeah, it wasn't even a knock-in. Not even a no-knock.
It's just, you know, 3 o'clock in the morning. 3 o'clock in the morning.

Speaker 4 To me, there's absolutely no reason to execute this warrant in this way, which is another part of the investigation that's not complete.

Speaker 4 So we have no idea whether we'll find things that led to the warrant

Speaker 4 lovingly being served.

Speaker 121 So everything that we know, the warrant has nothing to do with the cops.

Speaker 13 And the warrant,

Speaker 81 if that was fudged at all, that means the district attorney should be in trouble.

Speaker 128 But the warrant is exactly the same thing we've been saying about Donald Trump's impeachment.

Speaker 134 The warrant system in this country is bad.

Speaker 5 It's bad.

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Speaker 143 So I want to take it now here to

Speaker 131 Joe Biden.

Speaker 53 I want to take it politically here

Speaker 9 because what's happening is what we just told you,

Speaker 81 there is justification on both sides.

Speaker 48 There is a reason to say

Speaker 144 we shouldn't do the 3 a.m.

Speaker 145 raids.

Speaker 4 We shouldn't put officers in that situation. We shouldn't put legal gun owners in that situation.
But let me ask you this.

Speaker 35 If we're going to use logic, that's easy to say in a protest or a hashtag.

Speaker 74 Okay.

Speaker 46 However, in this atmosphere, you do a 3 o'clock raid, 3 o'clock in the morning.

Speaker 17 Everyone's going to be freaked out.

Speaker 65 Everyone's going to be freaked out because everything is unsafe.

Speaker 12 There is no law and order right now.

Speaker 34 You knock at an apartment of somebody who has been with a drug dealer and she's afraid for her life.

Speaker 125 You're going to have

Speaker 39 a greater chance of the cops getting shot. You come to my house in the middle of the night in this atmosphere you have a good chance of getting shot okay

Speaker 44 so that's bad however in this atmosphere cops serve a warrant at three o'clock in the afternoon and everybody's there

Speaker 48 everybody's awake everybody's outside do you think that the cops are going to be safe in black neighborhoods going in to serve a warrant at three o'clock?

Speaker 5 I don't think so.

Speaker 113 So what do they do?

Speaker 128 They're not safe at night, but they're also not safe in broad daylight.

Speaker 4 It's a difficult thing, obviously. I think in the case of Breonna Taylor, right, here's a woman who's going to work every day.
You could have pretty easily just, when she was at work,

Speaker 4 walked up her and said, we're in the middle of searching your apartment just so you know when no one was there.

Speaker 146 No, I'm not saying anything about her. I'm saying

Speaker 78 going to the city.

Speaker 79 These tensions are impossible.

Speaker 4 Yeah, and that's, it's, it's not even, it's officers in general, including black officers having these same issues. Oh, it doesn't matter their color.

Speaker 79 Yeah.

Speaker 4 It doesn't matter. And

Speaker 4 we've seen tons of the violence. Most of the violence, it seems like the people who shot, the guy who shot the officers last night was white.

Speaker 4 The racial thing

Speaker 87 has nothing to do with it.

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Speaker 75 Yeah, well.

Speaker 9 Excuse me, Pat's like, why the scary music?

Speaker 10 Yeah.

Speaker 39 Let me just say this: an asteroid is supposed to miss us this Thursday.

Speaker 45 Supposed to miss us.

Speaker 18 Ah. Yeah.

Speaker 145 I am rooting for the asteroid.

Speaker 79 Is it another close call?

Speaker 90 It's another close call. Another close call.

Speaker 91 And as we'll know,

Speaker 61 today's Thursday.

Speaker 148 Oh, man, this could be our last day.

Speaker 118 It could.

Speaker 4 Hey,

Speaker 41 it's a good ride. Pat, I want you to know.

Speaker 134 I really sincerely mean this.

Speaker 139 I love you, and I thank you for everything you've done.

Speaker 145 You've really changed my life.

Speaker 139 I mean, this could be our last day.

Speaker 149 I just wanted to say that.

Speaker 16 Wow, that's beautiful. Stu.

Speaker 63 Hey.

Speaker 111 All right.

Speaker 18 Wait.

Speaker 82 All right.

Speaker 91 We're talking about what's happening in the country and the riots.

Speaker 24 I don't know if you saw that Joe Biden came out yesterday and he was great.

Speaker 103 He was great.

Speaker 49 He was great. He's always powerful.

Speaker 125 Right. Always.

Speaker 61 Right. Yeah.

Speaker 36 So he and Kamala Harris,

Speaker 70 hashtag say her name.

Speaker 72 They sent a.

Speaker 49 Kamala Harris.

Speaker 11 You want me to say Kamala Harris?

Speaker 109 No, no, no, no, no. Oh.

Speaker 70 Hashtag say her name.

Speaker 63 Oh, okay.

Speaker 89 Okay. All right.

Speaker 49 And I thank you, Pat, for saying her name.

Speaker 156 Yes, you're welcome. You've said it.
I've heard you.

Speaker 77 Yes.

Speaker 101 My time.

Speaker 18 Why won't Stu, though?

Speaker 16 What's the question?

Speaker 50 Why won't Stu.

Speaker 4 You mean Brianna Taylor's name? Yeah. Why won't you?

Speaker 16 Why don't you say her name? Say her name.

Speaker 74 Brianna.

Speaker 4 Say her name.

Speaker 16 Brianna Taylor.

Speaker 45 Say her name. Dude, just say her name.

Speaker 76 Is it because you're white that I'm saying her name?

Speaker 4 Yes.

Speaker 79 I'll know know you're cool if you just say your name.

Speaker 69 Just say your name, and then we

Speaker 53 say it.

Speaker 102 We're going to kill you if you don't.

Speaker 4 What name am I supposed to say?

Speaker 109 Say it.

Speaker 39 Say it. Breonna Taylor.

Speaker 74 Why do you say it?

Speaker 9 Wow. It's because he's pasty white.

Speaker 27 He's like toothpaste white.

Speaker 132 Let me ask you: can you see little blue specks all over his face from whitening power?

Speaker 16 Oh, that's the Retson.

Speaker 79 Yeah, it is.

Speaker 16 That is the Retson. Wow, okay.

Speaker 79 There's just a little drop of it, right? Yeah, it is.

Speaker 4 Will you say their name? You never say their name.

Speaker 16 Breonna Taylor? I've said her already multiple times.

Speaker 156 I've already said her name. Breonna Taylor.

Speaker 4 Not already Breonna Taylor. I mean, Aaron Autry.

Speaker 4 Aaron Autry?

Speaker 4 Why aren't you guys saying Aaron Autry's name? I'm curious because

Speaker 4 tell me if this sounds familiar at all. Aaron Autry was hosting a post-poker tournament in his South Carolina home when police began breaking down the door with a battering ram.

Speaker 4 Autry had begun carrying a gun after being robbed. Thinking he was about to be robbed again, he fired through the door, wounding a deputy.
The other officers fired into the building.

Speaker 4 Miraculously, only Autry was hit. As he fell back into a hallway, other players reported him asking, Why didn't you tell me it was the cops?

Speaker 4 The raid team claimed they knocked and announced several times before putting Ram to door, but other players say they heard no knock. When Autry recovered, he was charged with attempted murder.

Speaker 4 As part of an investigation,

Speaker 4 he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to five years in prison. Holy crap.
Have you ever heard anyone say Aaron Autry's name?

Speaker 74 No, we were talking about Breonna Taylor.

Speaker 49 Breonna Taylor.

Speaker 79 Okay. Let's say her name.

Speaker 4 He's a 73-year-old white guy.

Speaker 79 So 70. No one says.

Speaker 37 73.

Speaker 4 No one says his name.

Speaker 87 Wow. Nobody says his name.

Speaker 4 There's no one out there.

Speaker 4 Have you ever seen LeBron James ever have Aaron Autry on his shirt as he gets warming up?

Speaker 79 Why?

Speaker 4 It's the same story.

Speaker 4 That is basically the same story minus the poker.

Speaker 40 I want you to listen to this.

Speaker 134 Breonna Taylor was a beloved daughter, member of her community, an essential worker who served as an EMT as COVID-19 began to spread.

Speaker 16 Okay, all of that true. All of that true.

Speaker 139 I don't know why Biden needs to put in the COVID-19 thing.

Speaker 142 Oh, I do.

Speaker 145 But she died, shot in her home by the police.

Speaker 49 All true.

Speaker 77 In the wake of her tragic death, we mourn with her mother, family, and community and ask ourselves whether justice could be equally applied in America.

Speaker 128 All of that true, except for the last part,

Speaker 49 until Stu just gave me the story of South Carolina.

Speaker 159 I know this, I'm quoting, this is Joe Biden's statement yesterday.

Speaker 105 Well, it's whoever wrote it for him.

Speaker 89 He was nappy naps.

Speaker 48 I know for so many people, today's decision does not answer that call.

Speaker 117 How?

Speaker 42 How does that not answer the call?

Speaker 56 What they were doing is finding out, did the police target her?

Speaker 147 Were the police justified?

Speaker 23 This has nothing to do with the no knock warrants.

Speaker 115 This has nothing to do with the warrant.

Speaker 81 This has everything to do with the police officers, the three that were charged, that were there.

Speaker 22 Did they do something wrong?

Speaker 45 The first two didn't.

Speaker 30 One of them was shot.

Speaker 160 First shot did not come from the cop.

Speaker 68 They fired back in a responsible way.

Speaker 8 The third guy was outside, I think, in firing through a window.

Speaker 81 And he was charged with, what, reckless?

Speaker 4 Wanton endangerment? Yeah, okay.

Speaker 38 Because you just don't fire.

Speaker 27 You have to know what's behind the target you know what i mean a bullet will go through shooting at yeah a bullet will go through eight eight uh pieces of sheetrock so what would happen is if you just fire like that you end up killing some poor little girl who's you know sleeping in bed in the middle of the night like the gangs in chicago do to black children almost every weekend But those lives don't matter.

Speaker 99 So we know that today's decision does not answer that call.

Speaker 126 Federal investigation remains ongoing good it should but we need not wait for the final judgment of that investigation oh

Speaker 79 we need not wait we need not wait

Speaker 81 directly into the streets and light fires or we know what's necessary okay okay we need to start by addressing the use of excessive force banning chokeholds Was anybody in a chokehold in this?

Speaker 16 No.

Speaker 4 I don't know.

Speaker 4 I don't think so.

Speaker 120 And overhauling no-knock warrants.

Speaker 4 They knocked, didn't they?

Speaker 145 They did not. They did not.

Speaker 70 That's confirmed by Peter.

Speaker 128 Did they use excessive force?

Speaker 4 I mean,

Speaker 4 I guess some. I don't think so.
I mean, they got shot.

Speaker 18 Right.

Speaker 135 They were shot at.

Speaker 4 They got shot first, and then they shot in return.

Speaker 100 There is a conversation that maybe we should all have, and that is on, should we be doing this at three o'clock in the morning?

Speaker 60 And I think there's reasonable arguments on both sides, but we can do that.

Speaker 61 And absolutely no-knock warrants.

Speaker 40 You cannot do a no-knock warrant.

Speaker 11 It doesn't make sense.

Speaker 109 It does not make any sense.

Speaker 61 Ring the freaking doorbell.

Speaker 38 Police.

Speaker 4 Yeah, that's the way it should.

Speaker 79 That's the way it happens.

Speaker 4 And I'll say this happens about a hundred times a day. These types of warrants are served.
Not always in the same circumstances, but a hundred times a day across the country.

Speaker 4 It's amazing we don't see this more often, honestly. That there's not tons of these cases.
Most of them go completely fine.

Speaker 4 And when you look at this, you just have to step back and say, we have to make sure that we understand what happened yesterday, which was the justice system worked incredibly well.

Speaker 4 The justice system is designed to focus on facts and ignore, in this case, a literal mob who wants mob justice.

Speaker 18 And

Speaker 4 the system worked incredibly well. We took the facts of this case, if you understand them, it's impossible to believe that the police should be charged with murder.
It's impossible to believe it.

Speaker 4 There's no justifiable, the guy was returning fire after being shot.

Speaker 120 How could that possibly be murder?

Speaker 83 It's insanity.

Speaker 45 No one on earth believes that's true if they know the case.

Speaker 4 They're either lying or they don't know what they're talking about.

Speaker 101 I'm calling Colombo because he could find a way.

Speaker 80 And Colombo does usually.

Speaker 145 Columbo will find the way. He does.

Speaker 82 And you are doing a lot to cover up.

Speaker 130 You're saying, I want to, I know know I could help you, Columbo.

Speaker 95 That's usually the murderer right there, Pat.

Speaker 163 Usually, and that's why he won't say her name.

Speaker 16 That's why he won't say her wife. He won't say her name.

Speaker 74 It's a hundred times.

Speaker 18 Crazy.

Speaker 76 It's unbelievable.

Speaker 156 It's crazy.

Speaker 14 You know,

Speaker 143 I don't understand

Speaker 24 where the

Speaker 40 normal people have gone.

Speaker 6 Where have the reasonable people that can look at this story and say,

Speaker 162 okay, this is a horrible, horrible tragedy.

Speaker 86 And we do need to get a hold of no-knock warrants.

Speaker 158 We need to look at the way warrants are even issued.

Speaker 43 But that's not the problem here.

Speaker 17 That didn't happen.

Speaker 95 So the warrant, we need to figure out, was that done cleanly?

Speaker 36 Because that seems to me like it's happening.

Speaker 165 If it can happen to the president of the United States, it's going to happen to you.

Speaker 166 Okay.

Speaker 143 And so that needs to be checked out, but it has nothing to do with the police.

Speaker 64 Where are the people that will say,

Speaker 79 I don't like the fact that our police officers have been militarized?

Speaker 10 I don't like the fact that they have these huge SWAT vehicles and they come in wearing black and everything.

Speaker 117 I don't like that.

Speaker 47 It seems like an armed force.

Speaker 39 And where is the person who will reasonably sit down next to them and say, but it's a good thing they have that now, isn't it?

Speaker 64 Because look at what they're against, what they're coming up against.

Speaker 59 So there are logical arguments on both sides, and we are going to kill each other.

Speaker 106 We're going to kill each other.

Speaker 45 I mean, you know who I really feel bad for?

Speaker 7 I mean, not really bad for, but I mean, you know, they'll get what they deserve.

Speaker 13 Do you know who's really in trouble?

Speaker 24 Antifa.

Speaker 86 Because Antifa is mainly a group of white, stupid, dirtbag kids, okay,

Speaker 100 who are completely out of control, who have no idea what they're doing, and they are, you watch, you watch, to save the election for Joe Biden, because everybody knows that the Democrats and the press have been covering for these guys.

Speaker 31 If it keeps going downhill, they're going to only say these are white people.

Speaker 45 The protesters are during the day, which is true.

Speaker 68 And then the white people come in, which is true.

Speaker 99 But they'll make it about the white people.

Speaker 39 And they will probably even go as far as saying Antifa has been infiltrated by white supremacists.

Speaker 149 That's what we heard on ESPN yesterday from Max Kellerman.

Speaker 79 Yeah.

Speaker 33 And that is going to be, that is going to be the word.

Speaker 57 They're going to make Antifa into white supremacist.

Speaker 92 And that's what we've been saying the whole time, that these guys are white and they're using the black community.

Speaker 11 And there's some truth to that.

Speaker 53 And there's

Speaker 16 opportunists.

Speaker 77 And that's all they're doing.

Speaker 4 It's entirely true, but it is

Speaker 79 part true.

Speaker 163 I mean, you've got the guy in Denver last night that was out on the street

Speaker 163 yelling and screaming about the revolutionaries. This is insurrection.

Speaker 29 That's just an opportunist.

Speaker 22 It has nothing to do with Breonna Taylor.

Speaker 37 Nothing.

Speaker 61 It has nothing to do with Jacob Blake and other things.

Speaker 45 It has everything to do with Marxism.

Speaker 37 It has everything to do with Marxism.

Speaker 79 Marxism and anarchy.

Speaker 43 And anarchy.

Speaker 63 That's it.

Speaker 67 That's what those guys are about.

Speaker 22 Now, why would George Soros and people, the people, big people on the left fund that?

Speaker 128 They don't want anarchy.

Speaker 123 How does anybody make money in anarchy?

Speaker 109 They don't want that.

Speaker 103 They want the great reset.

Speaker 168 They want agenda.

Speaker 44 Exactly right.

Speaker 31 They want to put the hammer down.

Speaker 38 And they're looking for something that will make people say, put the hammer down on these people. So they'll continue to fund them.

Speaker 138 But once the hammer comes down,

Speaker 29 you and I as constitutionalists, we're not the only ones that are in trouble.

Speaker 38 These guys are first because they're Marxist.

Speaker 39 They've proven themselves to be revolutionaries. They've proven themselves to be dangerous and throwing sand into the gears gears of the machine.

Speaker 18 And

Speaker 42 people who are looking for a one-world government do not want those people around.

Speaker 146 I mean, these guys are

Speaker 22 about to change.

Speaker 69 And especially if Biden is elected, these guys will be used for chaos.

Speaker 12 The hammer will come down.

Speaker 149 And then the real bloodshed starts.

Speaker 149 Because that's the way it always happens.

Speaker 109 But don't worry, this time it's different.

Speaker 101 All right.

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Speaker 156 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 24 Here's the real problem.

Speaker 31 We have people who I don't think are the majority of Americans.

Speaker 75 We have people who are Antifa people, and they are Marxist radicals.

Speaker 117 Then we have people inside our own government that are also Marxist radicals.

Speaker 59 They want an end to the American system, and they are very, very clear, and

Speaker 95 they will do whatever it takes

Speaker 103 but then we also have people

Speaker 21 and they may be

Speaker 167 they may be Marxist radicals I don't know but we have people who are just playing the race card the the attorney general of Kentucky is phenomenal Really, really well spoken, well reasoned, and what he came out yesterday to say was, we have to use reason we have to tell the truth about this story and then base our actions on truth

Speaker 170 because what's being protested and what's being said is not true so here's how msnbc responded to the kentucky attorney general law is not adequate to respond to a tragedy that is uh quite a remarkable statement a striking statement

Speaker 171 well listen not only um is he being intellectually dishonest about that, you know, I find all of his remarks with regards to this whole entire press conference offensive.

Speaker 171 And let me just speak to this whole celebrity influencer thing. While, look, they can't speak for Kentuckians.
Let me say this is a black woman. He does not speak for black folks.

Speaker 171 He's skin folk, but he is not kinfolk. And so, just like he thinks they can't speak for Kentucky, because he's up there with a black face, he does not speak for all of us.
This was not a tragedy.

Speaker 171 This was a murder. He should be ashamed of himself.

Speaker 141 Isn't that great?

Speaker 64 This is a tragedy.

Speaker 105 It's not a murder.

Speaker 8 You don't know the facts, apparently, or you're lying about it.

Speaker 86 But isn't it amazing how he doesn't speak for all black people, but she apparently does?

Speaker 42 The Democrats apparently do.

Speaker 45 And Tifa speaks for African Americans?

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Speaker 147 Ten years ago, tens of thousands of Russians took to the streets in what was known as the Snow Revolution.

Speaker 176 You feel the election was stolen?

Speaker 111 Yes, sure. Look it up.

Speaker 76 Wikipedia will tell you the cause of the unrest was claims by Russian foreign journalists, political activists, and members of the public that the election process was flawed.

Speaker 177 The California law is that you will count ballots that arrive as late as 17 days or so after Election Day.

Speaker 75 Exactly.

Speaker 76 But it's not just in Russia. These color revolutions occurred all over Eastern Europe.
No, no, not just Europe.

Speaker 162 They occurred all over the world.

Speaker 76 The Arab Spring in Egypt that swept the Middle East was just a spontaneous protest spurred on by social media, right?

Speaker 170 We came, we saw, we died.

Speaker 82 Wrong.

Speaker 79 The protest in Benghazi, Libya erupted after anger grew on the streets due to a YouTube video, right?

Speaker 79 Wrong.

Speaker 154 And it's taken time, but the colors of these revolutions are clearing and we can see everything now.

Speaker 135 We see the people involved in each one and the strategies implemented to manipulate the people.

Speaker 147 But most importantly, we recognize the steps and we can see that these revolutions have moved far from independent square in Kiev

Speaker 147 to here now.

Speaker 162 Joe Biden the challenger continuing to lead tonight, Civil War, the left's revolution playbook exposed.

Speaker 33 That was from last night's Wednesday night special.

Speaker 48 They are using the exact same playbook

Speaker 137 to

Speaker 24 bring this election into a color revolution.

Speaker 72 And we showed you the first three steps.

Speaker 39 And it's really important.

Speaker 72 The color revolution specialists include Michael McFole.

Speaker 39 He was the U.S.

Speaker 42 ambassador to Russia under President Obama.

Speaker 158 And he wrote an academic paper in 2005 about the seven pillars a country needs to have in place for successful color revolution.

Speaker 123 I showed these last night on the chalkboard.

Speaker 28 Color revolution.

Speaker 81 Now this is important.

Speaker 39 This is not a banana republic style coup.

Speaker 17 A coup is when the military takes over.

Speaker 39 This is a revolution.

Speaker 86 This is when the people rise up.

Speaker 22 And it's a strategy that the U.S.

Speaker 81 has used for regime change in foreign nations with just a few components.

Speaker 22 You have to question the legitimacy of an election.

Speaker 38 That is the key.

Speaker 55 That's why we showed in Russia the snow revolution.

Speaker 33 The guy who wrote the seven steps of the seven pillars of color revolution, he was the ambassador of Russia when this went down.

Speaker 31 Putin said to him when they first met, I know why you're here.

Speaker 21 Meaning, I know you are fomenting a revolution against me.

Speaker 74 Putin

Speaker 42 stopped that revolution.

Speaker 69 Now we can judge that as good or bad.

Speaker 39 It doesn't matter.

Speaker 14 The color revolution pillars just are.

Speaker 55 So if you want to say the guy who wrote the book, he might be very patriotic.

Speaker 16 He may be like, hey, this is fantastic.

Speaker 11 We can overturn nations

Speaker 69 and we have an easy way to do it.

Speaker 109 And they've done it over and over and over again.

Speaker 39 They've used these steps.

Speaker 103 This is what happened in the Middle East.

Speaker 105 Do you remember when we talked about the Arab Spring?

Speaker 38 And I said, this is coordinated.

Speaker 165 This is not a spontaneous uprising.

Speaker 46 You watch for those words.

Speaker 11 Spontaneous uprising.

Speaker 128 This is just a spontaneous uprising. This guy in Tunisia, it was just a spontaneous uprising.

Speaker 22 The Benghazi, Libya, that overthrow and Qaddafi being dragged in the streets, that was just a spontaneous uprising.

Speaker 165 ISIS, the rise of the radicals in Syria, that was just a spontaneous uprising.

Speaker 48 In Ukraine, where they got rid of the

Speaker 31 Russian oligarch and put in an American-style oligarch.

Speaker 165 That was just a spontaneous uprising.

Speaker 39 All of them are spontaneous uprisings.

Speaker 12 But as we have shown on our Wednesday night specials during the impeachment trial, we showed you what was really going on in Ukraine.

Speaker 91 And yes, it had a lot to do with Joe Biden and his family getting rich off of it, but

Speaker 121 that's not what they were concerned about.

Speaker 122 They throw Joe Biden under the bus in a heartbeat.

Speaker 38 It wasn't about that.

Speaker 103 Even the Joe Biden stuff is almost a red herring.

Speaker 12 Yes, when you know what happened in Ukraine, he is possibly, I don't,

Speaker 118 well, I'll leave it as possibly because you can make an argument against it.

Speaker 39 He is the most corrupt vice president in our history.

Speaker 128 And that's saying something.

Speaker 64 We've had really bad corrupt vice presidents.

Speaker 48 But that's not the story in Ukraine.

Speaker 130 That's not what they were trying to cover up with impeachment.

Speaker 31 It's the color revolution and how this has now become part of civil society 2.0.

Speaker 128 What is civil society 2.0?

Speaker 132 That's a George Soros

Speaker 81 system,

Speaker 40 if you will.

Speaker 150 We want an open society. We want civil society.
Civil society.

Speaker 50 That is civil society.

Speaker 128 It's like civil society, Inc.

Speaker 27 Okay, it's a way to control people and control.

Speaker 38 Once you have a civil society, you don't control it anymore.

Speaker 32 And part of that civil society is to go in and undermine the justice system.

Speaker 39 You go in and you take over the attorney general's office.

Speaker 38 You take over the district attorney's office.

Speaker 57 This is what they've done in country after country after country.

Speaker 165 And George Soros has been funneling money in all of the races to get his hand-picked people in at the Attorney General's office or at your district attorneys.

Speaker 48 He's got district attorneys everywhere.

Speaker 128 Now, I'm not saying that he's calling,

Speaker 149 this is what you do.

Speaker 81 He just looked for people that he could support that support opening up prisons.

Speaker 20 Letting people go, not going after Marxist revolutionaries,

Speaker 38 the people that are causing the real problems as district attorneys in states,

Speaker 38 most likely, check it out, their campaigns were funded by George Soros because it's part of Civil Society 2.0.

Speaker 6 Soros does not like, he is a corrupt capitalist.

Speaker 22 He just wants to make money and power.

Speaker 38 There are people that believe in something.

Speaker 39 George Soros isn't one of them.

Speaker 143 George Soros is a guy who believes believes in himself, his own intellect, his own power, and his wealth.

Speaker 60 That's what he believes in.

Speaker 68 He's not going to be on the losing, he's not doing this in like our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor, and if I lose all my money, I don't care.

Speaker 71 He does care.

Speaker 38 And this is set up as a system, as we saw in Ukraine, for him to be able to have the cover with all of his organizations

Speaker 1 to do what he wants and to be able to control enough levers in the justice system to say, prosecute this guy, don't prosecute this guy.

Speaker 39 That's what was happening in Ukraine.

Speaker 105 This, by the way, is why George Soros is kicked out of country after country after country.

Speaker 158 He's not welcome in the former Soviet Union in Russia.

Speaker 100 Why?

Speaker 99 Snow revolution, color revolution.

Speaker 82 That's why.

Speaker 58 Now there are seven pillars that a country needs to have in play and we have all of them in play right now and they explain absolutely everything that you're seeing in the news.

Speaker 12 Last night I did a new chalkboard on it and it's to understand what's going on,

Speaker 27 I've made it really, really simple.

Speaker 74 This is bottom up.

Speaker 31 top-down, inside out.

Speaker 48 You are now seeing the orchestrated

Speaker 168 bottom-up movement.

Speaker 47 You are seeing and feeling the orchestrated Antifa, Black Lives Matter.

Speaker 55 Those things were started by Soros and his cronies.

Speaker 46 They were the real funding.

Speaker 38 He doesn't need to control them.

Speaker 126 He just needs to fund them.

Speaker 122 And he's not alone.

Speaker 31 There are a lot of people that are just greedy, want power, want to be, as one of George Soros' people said to us in a threat

Speaker 24 at a private lunch,

Speaker 6 you tell your boss,

Speaker 92 the ship has already sailed, and you're either on the ship or you're not.

Speaker 72 The person who was at that table responding for me said, I don't need to ask Glenn, if he wants to be on the ship.

Speaker 164 The answer will be, he's not on the ship.

Speaker 69 He doesn't ever want to be on the ship.

Speaker 36 That's what's happening.

Speaker 104 People and companies are seeing that a great reset is coming.

Speaker 149 There's a new world order coming.

Speaker 91 And you're either on the ship or you're not on the ship.

Speaker 16 Well, I'm not for a new world order.

Speaker 22 I'm not for a great reset that resets capitalism in the way that the progressives, the Marxists, the radicals would be closer to their heart's desire.

Speaker 39 I shouldn't say Marxist, because those people who actually believe in Marxism are going to be very surprised at what the world looks like because it's not going to be Marxist.

Speaker 22 Oh, it'll be totalitarian, but it's not going to be Marxist.

Speaker 81 It's not going to,

Speaker 164 it might smell like Chinese communism, but if you think that's the fair way of running a country, well, then you you you I don't know what you're fighting for.

Speaker 38 But that's what the people at the top are fighting for, a more fair and equitable system that provides the people at the top with even more control because they know better.

Speaker 48 And look at how successful the Chinese are with their system.

Speaker 12 If we only had a system more like that.

Speaker 104 What you're seeing right now is, I believe, a desperate Hail Mary pass that started the minute Trump won the election.

Speaker 122 They did not expect him to win the election.

Speaker 39 They expected Hillary Clinton to be in office. And Hillary Clinton was one of the originators of the Civil Society 2.0.

Speaker 39 It was her State Department that was in Ukraine, her and John Kerry.

Speaker 44 She was all for this, and they had all of the pieces.

Speaker 39 They just needed somebody who would go along with it in the Oval Office.

Speaker 69 And let me remind you what George Bush told me in the Oval Office.

Speaker 164 Glenn, don't worry about things.

Speaker 39 I'm telling you, it doesn't matter who's elected.

Speaker 100 Whoever is elected will be advised by the same people and they will realize the president's hands are tied.

Speaker 69 I told you that, I think, the day after I met with the president, and it scared the hell out of me. Then why do we have elections?

Speaker 22 That is a recognition of the deep state.

Speaker 39 It doesn't matter what the president wants to do.

Speaker 26 We're on course and there's no turning this ship.

Speaker 59 Well, Donald Trump doesn't believe that.

Speaker 39 He is arrogant enough, in a good way, to say, I'm the president.

Speaker 46 And what I say say to my administration goes, these people hired me to do this and I'm going to do it in my administration and constitutionally.

Speaker 169 This is why everybody lies to you.

Speaker 39 Oh, I'm going to do this. Then they get in and they realize it's not that they're corrupted.

Speaker 169 They realize there's,

Speaker 54 I'm not going to change anything.

Speaker 81 The system, the ship has already sailed.

Speaker 48 The system is what it is.

Speaker 6 It's too deep.

Speaker 100 And when you have that, you have the choice.

Speaker 29 Do you become part of it and enrich yourself and protect your family and your future?

Speaker 53 Or do you go out in a ball of flame?

Speaker 8 More in just 60 seconds.

Speaker 174 If you're a person that cares about things like upholding the Constitution, it's a pretty solid bet that you're not a fan of people who are supporting tearing all of it down.

Speaker 159 That is what has happened to the left in this country.

Speaker 32 They have been trying to tear it down and

Speaker 140 they're doing a pretty good job.

Speaker 149 They got everybody in their pocket, including a lot of big businesses, because the ship is already sailed.

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Speaker 8 So people ask me all the time, why would these big capitalist companies want to be involved in this?

Speaker 151 Well, I've already told you that the ship has already sailed.

Speaker 68 And look

Speaker 18 for it.

Speaker 31 You can find find it.

Speaker 69 You can find what the UN says the future is by going to Agenda 2030.

Speaker 17 This is what Bill Gates and Melinda Gates, they are fighting for Agenda 2030.

Speaker 133 That's just a world that just cooperates so much more with each other.

Speaker 100 And, you know, we just don't have to worry about all these nation states, etc., etc.

Speaker 145 If that's what you want, well, then just keep following the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the United Nations.

Speaker 71 If you want a system that is more like China, well, you can follow Bill Gates and Melinda Gates, but you can also follow the World Economic Forum.

Speaker 41 It's not just the UN, it's the World Economic Forum.

Speaker 145 The World Economic Forum is now pushing something called the Great Reset because we have this opportunity right now to reset the whole world in our societies, our our histories, the way we work, we can reset it.

Speaker 157 That's what's really happening.

Speaker 117 That's the goal of the big money.

Speaker 26 That's not the goal of the Marxist on the streets.

Speaker 138 That's the goal of the big money.

Speaker 76 And so the big money is throwing their money, their support, everything they can to all of these radicals on the streets.

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Speaker 47 that you will say to the government, come down hard on this.

Speaker 12 Now, if you have a constitutionalist, you'll come down hard, but you'll come down hard like Donald Trump is coming down hard right now.

Speaker 64 He's got to do it with the National Guard.

Speaker 159 He cannot violate the Constitution.

Speaker 1 But remember, Adolf Hitler became chancellor because he he killed those who were rioting in the streets.

Speaker 15 They had caused so much trouble in the streets for so long, his brown shirts, that he went extra-constitutional and had the night of long knives and killed 3,000 people in one night.

Speaker 69 He got on the next morning to radio and said, I know I broke the law.

Speaker 8 I know I broke the Constitution, but I did it to save the Republic.

Speaker 155 And that day is the day he became Chancellor.

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Speaker 172 What is in play is deep state

Speaker 168 and

Speaker 8 everyone else really that you see is a puppet show.

Speaker 39 What you're seeing played out right now is the seven steps or the seven pillars of a color revolution.

Speaker 106 And it is a way to flip a nation, to get once you have a system you're ready for.

Speaker 9 And in this case, it's the Great Reset.

Speaker 40 It's the World Economic Forum.

Speaker 91 It's Event 201 that you can watch

Speaker 54 on YouTube.

Speaker 100 The Bill Gates Foundation did this war game of what would happen if we had a coronavirus and had to shut everything down.

Speaker 39 And then once it's down, do we open it up up the way it used to be? Or can we have a great reset?

Speaker 132 So

Speaker 143 we know what it's going to go into if it's allowed to.

Speaker 118 That's why Donald Trump has to be stopped.

Speaker 108 And so you're seeing this top-down, bottom-up kind of strategy where you need people to rise up in the streets.

Speaker 92 And it's always coordinated.

Speaker 102 In all of these revolutions, it's always useful idiots.

Speaker 81 And we have a bunch of useful idiots in Antifa.

Speaker 51 And the first thing that has to happen if you're going to overthrow,

Speaker 12 this is now adopted by the State Department.

Speaker 59 This is how we overthrow governments in color revolutions.

Speaker 31 The first step is you have to have a semi-autocratic leader.

Speaker 31 Why a semi-autocratic leader?

Speaker 77 Because an autocratic leader will just kill everybody.

Speaker 22 Oh, you're doing that revolution?

Speaker 146 Oh, I see.

Speaker 131 Bye-bye.

Speaker 127 So you have to have a semi-autocratic leader, and you have to have a people that don't want

Speaker 39 somebody telling them what to do.

Speaker 23 They don't want a dictator.

Speaker 22 They want their freedom.

Speaker 31 So you need to have somebody who has some tale-tell sign of, a telltale sign of

Speaker 95 dictator.

Speaker 41 But not necessarily.

Speaker 82 Like Donald Trump.

Speaker 72 Why have they been saying that he is

Speaker 16 Hitler?

Speaker 51 Why have they been saying he's a Nazi the whole time?

Speaker 159 They need him to be

Speaker 81 a dictator,

Speaker 41 a semi-autocratic leader.

Speaker 112 That's why they were pushing for him to

Speaker 116 have a national mask

Speaker 168 policy, to ban people from going to work nationally, to have all of this top-down stuff, because all of that cannot be done by the Constitution.

Speaker 31 The president has no place in any of that.

Speaker 129 That's all up to the states.

Speaker 99 Do you remember all the Democrats who said, you've just got to issue an order that these companies have to do what you say?

Speaker 81 They have to start retooling to make everything.

Speaker 31 And Donald Trump said, I don't need to order them.

Speaker 29 I'm going to ask them and they'll do it.

Speaker 14 And they did.

Speaker 69 Why was the left saying you have to order?

Speaker 12 Because that is an autocrat.

Speaker 155 That is a dictator.

Speaker 129 And they would have used it against him.

Speaker 99 Even though they love it, they would have said, see, look what he's doing.

Speaker 59 Look what he's doing.

Speaker 13 You also have to have an unpopular leader.

Speaker 166 This is the second pillar.

Speaker 58 Have you noticed how he didn't really even win the election?

Speaker 39 The left has said he's unpopular from day one.

Speaker 48 He has currently, I believe, Stu, the same popularity level as Barack Obama did.

Speaker 12 He may be a little higher right now.

Speaker 23 The same popularity level as Barack Obama did at this time

Speaker 134 in

Speaker 101 his presidential term.

Speaker 115 He's not unpopular.

Speaker 27 A lot of people really don't like him, but a lot of people really didn't like Barack Obama.

Speaker 12 They didn't report on that.

Speaker 45 They just reported that we were monsters, but he's enormously popular because he was popular with the right people.

Speaker 40 Donald Trump is popular with the people who don't have networks and Hollywood and newspapers.

Speaker 69 So you need an unpopular leader.

Speaker 15 Then step three,

Speaker 115 you need a compliant media or enough media to prepare the ground for election fraud.

Speaker 48 You need to soften things up to say this autocratic leader is going to steal the election.

Speaker 82 Have you heard any of that?

Speaker 116 Have you heard any of that while thinking

Speaker 153 you guys are the ones?

Speaker 36 Can you play the Lawrence O'Donnell clip, please, on what they just passed in California?

Speaker 176 Listen to that. California law is that you will count ballots that arrive as late as 17 days or so after Election Day?

Speaker 179 Exactly.

Speaker 179 It's precisely for these reasons that California law says as long as your vote by mail ballot is postmarked on or before Election Day, it can arrive up to three days after the election and still be counted.

Speaker 179 But given the possible delays at this time, we're extending that deadline to 17 days after the election.

Speaker 75 So stop.

Speaker 72 So why would you 17 days do you think 17 days will stress out the American people?

Speaker 2 First of all, California, we know how you're going to vote.

Speaker 81 It's not a secret.

Speaker 17 I mean, I don't think that one's going red.

Speaker 71 So, why would you stretch this out?

Speaker 115 Why would you change anything, anything in this election?

Speaker 41 Why?

Speaker 99 We know, we all know we have problems.

Speaker 22 Why would you do something that we've never done before?

Speaker 121 That's only going to cause people on either side to speculate there was fraud.

Speaker 38 You would keep this election as tight as you possibly can.

Speaker 39 They're doing this because they need to be able to say there was tampering.

Speaker 138 Why do they have

Speaker 64 fleets of attorneys and people that have been literally planning this since 2016

Speaker 31 on what they're going to file, when they're going to file on Election Day 2020?

Speaker 82 Why would you do that?

Speaker 92 Because you have to call in question that this is fair.

Speaker 91 Because then no one believes.

Speaker 33 If Donald Trump is elected, only half the country will believe it. If Joe Biden is elected, only half the country will believe it.

Speaker 27 This is why it is imperative that you go in and vote and don't do a mail-in ballot because that's going to elongate everything.

Speaker 141 They're buying time because what happens in color revolutions is they start

Speaker 116 the night of or the next day

Speaker 132 saying there was fraud, there was disenfranchisement.

Speaker 69 And that is the impetus to, that's the cover story to have the riots start nationwide.

Speaker 4 To be clear,

Speaker 4 if you can't get to the polls, you would still vote for

Speaker 83 absentee.

Speaker 89 Yeah, absentee.

Speaker 4 You'd still do it if you had to, but you're saying if you have the choice, go to the polls.

Speaker 117 Go to the polls.

Speaker 99 Anything that is going to elongate this, anything that's going to take 17 days before you know an answer, is a problem.

Speaker 81 Now, they changed everything in Detroit, and during the Democratic elections for the primaries up in Detroit, it was so screwed up that six weeks after the election, they said we may never be able to solve

Speaker 69 who really was elected.

Speaker 122 Do you remember the primary and how that went with the caucuses in

Speaker 18 Idaho?

Speaker 23 No, not Idaho,

Speaker 168 Iowa.

Speaker 110 Do you remember?

Speaker 5 It took them a week to figure that out, but they had a whole new system.

Speaker 48 Why would you change the system?

Speaker 22 Because you need the chaos.

Speaker 39 So right now, you're being softened up.

Speaker 17 You're being taught that Donald Trump is unpopular, just reinforced, and reinforced that he is a dictator like Hitler.

Speaker 52 In fact, let me just play the Joe Scarborough show just from yesterday.

Speaker 128 Listen to this.

Speaker 82 Oh, you don't have it?

Speaker 164 I thought we just played it.

Speaker 5 Then we'll come back after the break and play that.

Speaker 124 You have to hear what is being said.

Speaker 13 Now, there's one thing to talk about history.

Speaker 122 There's another thing about calling people

Speaker 41 Nazis.

Speaker 41 I want you to know

Speaker 35 that

Speaker 155 this is happening.

Speaker 61 This is happening.

Speaker 48 And we can show you the documentation.

Speaker 30 We can show you the, they're proud of it. They're proud of it.

Speaker 116 What is so what am I calling for you to do?

Speaker 91 I'm calling for you to remain calm and know it.

Speaker 103 And know it because they need you to rise up.

Speaker 27 Instead, we need to go to the polls and be so overwhelming,

Speaker 13 one way or the other, it has to be overwhelming on election night

Speaker 21 that none of this will matter.

Speaker 12 It's the only way.

Speaker 30 to stop this.

Speaker 106 And anything that leads to more chaos only accelerates this.

Speaker 39 Back in just a minute.

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Speaker 119 Welcome to the program.

Speaker 72 Right now, Chuck Schumer is on the floor of the Senate saying that the gravest threat to the U.S.

Speaker 22 democracy is Donald Trump.

Speaker 13 This is one show,

Speaker 52 one show of Joe Scarborough.

Speaker 28 Listen to this.

Speaker 176 Oh, my God. Oh, I don't know.

Speaker 175 We won't call them fascist comments. Fascist fascism.
Fascists. Call fascism fascism.
Just fascist.

Speaker 180 Fascist notions of fascism. Xenophobic, racist, demagogic, racist, sexist, xenophobic, autocratic, and fascistic.

Speaker 175 Donald Trump is a fascist.

Speaker 25 Someone like a fascist or a tyrant or an autocrat.

Speaker 175 Fascist rhetoric. Fascist language.
Fascists.

Speaker 4 I'm glad that you're starting talking about fascism.

Speaker 175 Hitler. Fascist rhetoric.
He's talking the way fascists talk. It's autocratic.
Fascist in Nazi Germany before the rise of Hitler. Fascist language.

Speaker 181 Hitler. Fascist.
Hitler.

Speaker 80 Adolf Hitler. Hitler.

Speaker 110 Hitler with Hitler. Hitler.

Speaker 181 From what Adolf Hitler preached in the early 30s. Let's just say it once and for all.

Speaker 109 That's remarkable.

Speaker 16 Once and for all

Speaker 16 that.

Speaker 39 About half of that was one story, and it was about Elon Omar.

Speaker 94 About half of that was only on one story.

Speaker 62 Then the other story that was on was his rallies.

Speaker 69 That he is, you know, he is, you know, getting everybody onto the fascist bandwagon with his language.

Speaker 128 You know, you'd have to have, after four years, if Donald Trump was a fascist, he's the worst fascist I've ever seen.

Speaker 79 He's not good at it.

Speaker 40 No, he's not good at it. No.

Speaker 99 I mean, and he would be telling you, I'm going to be the greatest fascistic diss dictator you've ever seen.

Speaker 143 I mean, he would be proud of it.

Speaker 61 He's horrible as a fascistic dictator.

Speaker 4 i just want to he's not removed anybody's guns he's not taken away anybody's rights think of the covet thing where everybody even on the left was begging him to shut the entire economy down and he and right and like we had the stretch of the six weeks there and then he hasn't tried to do that since well that's because he's a capitalist that's because he only cares about money wait but is he a is he a capitalist or is he a fascist Can you whoa, can you just I mean

Speaker 43 China.

Speaker 4 Oh, okay. Well, that's a good point.

Speaker 44 Yeah, that's that's the wave of the future.

Speaker 43 China.

Speaker 71 So you could be, you could be.

Speaker 97 It just, you just

Speaker 167 have to tell people what to do.

Speaker 134 In the new world order that is coming, according to the World

Speaker 23 Economic Forum,

Speaker 39 what they're planning is something that's very much like China.

Speaker 69 You'll have the right to own your own business, but you will have to pay heavy taxes

Speaker 72 for social justice, and and

Speaker 35 the state tells you what you can and cannot make.

Speaker 4 The bottom line is, COVID-19 provided the greatest opportunity for a fascist dictator to grab power that we've ever seen in the last century.

Speaker 4 And he didn't take it.

Speaker 63 He's horrible.

Speaker 4 The criticism of him by the left, largely in the media, is that he didn't do enough. He didn't do federal bans on things.
He didn't go get.

Speaker 164 Well, you have Joe Biden saying, I think I've talked to some people, and I think I have the power in the Constitution to make federal mask bans.

Speaker 94 No,

Speaker 94 you can't.

Speaker 15 You can't mandate masks.

Speaker 39 Nowhere in the Constitution is that found.

Speaker 128 If those are your attorneys and they're saying that, you need new attorneys.

Speaker 84 Well, the mask clause.

Speaker 4 Right. Okay.

Speaker 4 It's on the back of the paper on the Constitution. Oh, you've got to look on the back.

Speaker 146 Oh, do you need the special Nicholas Cage glasses?

Speaker 79 Yeah, from Oval Team.

Speaker 80 Well, Ovalteen, too.

Speaker 4 If you go to the Ovalteen people, they'll send you a Dakota ring. Okay.

Speaker 89 And then you can see what it means to be a little bit more expensive.

Speaker 18 Okay, really.

Speaker 104 That's really good.

Speaker 128 You know, it's amazing.

Speaker 113 They are saying, we will do these things.

Speaker 38 We will make a mask mandatory across the entire country, and the president will dictate it.

Speaker 115 The guy who's not doing that is a dictator.

Speaker 173 That's insanity.

Speaker 4 Look, he plays into this stuff because he says stuff like, I don't know, maybe I will leave office, maybe I won't.

Speaker 18 You know, and it's like, well, you know what?

Speaker 37 Can we take that on? Can we take that on?

Speaker 73 Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

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Speaker 6 the way he said it, not helpful.

Speaker 109 Not helpful.

Speaker 167 But what he said was,

Speaker 46 we will look at if there's any monkey business.

Speaker 22 And if there's monkey business, then we're going to sort that out.

Speaker 4 He wants a legitimate election, just like everybody else.

Speaker 64 Everybody, well, at least a lot of people.

Speaker 69 A lot of people want a free and fair election.

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Speaker 2 My gosh, please, there is nothing, nothing to see here.

Speaker 59 Other than Joe Biden, according to a Senate report,

Speaker 92 allowed his family to enrich themselves while he was vice president.

Speaker 31 Other than the fact that there seems to be a connection between Hunter Biden and a sex trafficking ring.

Speaker 59 Other than the fact that it looks like Hunter Biden took $3.5 million

Speaker 59 from the mayor of Moscow, not Idaho,

Speaker 19 the mayor's wife, the ex-mayor of Moscow, $3.5 million.

Speaker 64 million dollars.

Speaker 45 But other than that, there is nothing to see here.

Speaker 117 Nothing, nothing, nothing.

Speaker 69 Jason Buttrill joins us now.

Speaker 72 Jason,

Speaker 29 welcome to the program.

Speaker 144 Thank you.

Speaker 17 You are the guy who was instrumental in uncovering all of the stuff that we found in Ukraine.

Speaker 2 You're our chief researcher.

Speaker 12 Tell me

Speaker 54 this Senate Homeland Security report.

Speaker 151 Why should I believe it?

Speaker 39 Why is this not just another,

Speaker 140 you know,

Speaker 168 kind of slam like they did on Donald Trump?

Speaker 173 This potentially is huge, and especially for you know, actually, what everyone needs to do tonight is we re-watch our Ukraine special as our final one called the final piece. Rewatch that in that

Speaker 173 in that show, we showed a Latvian document that their financial crimes unit had, yeah, and it showed that there was money going from Burisma through their you know, incredibly credible, you know, bank in Cyprus.

Speaker 79 All credible banks, All in Cyprus. All of them.

Speaker 18 Yeah.

Speaker 133 Swiss, sure.

Speaker 29 But the real money's in Cyprus.

Speaker 65 If you want it safe, you bet.

Speaker 173 So the money went from Cyprus and then it went to a bank in Latvia. And a lot of money laundering schemes go through these little, weird little banks in Latvia.

Speaker 173 And then from Latvia, they go off into the ether. Well, one of these transactions, the Latvian Crimes Unit found, went to Hunter Biden and Devin Archer.

Speaker 173 So they're like, hey, we just want to let you guys know that there's this, you know, it kind of looks like money laundering to us. And

Speaker 173 the money was tagged how money laundering is usually tagged. Payments for loan agreements.
And we go through in that show back then all these times when that is used when Burisma was laundering money.

Speaker 173 Now, you just mentioned that payment from that Moscow mayor. And so she's an interesting chick.

Speaker 79 She

Speaker 173 was.

Speaker 19 You say that with all the love and respect that chicks deserve.

Speaker 79 You know what I mean? Thank you for that.

Speaker 173 She is the richest woman in Russia. She got that way because while her husband was mayor, he just happened to give her all the contracts for her business.

Speaker 173 It's like, oh, yeah, I'm not going to give the contracts to the competing ones, just my wife.

Speaker 16 So she became. That works well.

Speaker 18 Yeah, very good.

Speaker 77 It's almost like Joe Biden with his brother and the contracts, the no-bid contracts that he got in the Middle East.

Speaker 4 What, four different family members? Or four or five? That's it. That's it.

Speaker 16 Okay.

Speaker 173 So she's the richest woman in Russia. She also was in another scandal from the head of a Russian bank.

Speaker 173 He was indicted for corruption because he gave hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to shell companies for money laundering. Like around 300 million of this went to this woman.

Speaker 173 Now, all that to set up, this, and see if this sounds familiar, this money that went to Hunter Biden, it first went to a bank in the United States.

Speaker 173 It sat there for a little bit, then it went to Hunter Biden and Rosemont Seneca, his firm. Can you take a guess what it was labeled as?

Speaker 50 Something to do with loan loan payments?

Speaker 13 Payments for loan agreements.

Speaker 173 Okay, so

Speaker 173 this was hinted at in this Senate report. Now, this is key, and this is why it's going to be so interesting going forward.
They didn't do anything else to describe it.

Speaker 83 They just put the breadcrumbs out.

Speaker 173 Now, I actually have a source that says a lot of this is

Speaker 173 on a tier of when it's going to be released.

Speaker 54 I think this was. This is a source I know.

Speaker 173 This is a source you know.

Speaker 40 Yeah, okay. So this is a good source.

Speaker 69 So you know, this is a really, really credible source.

Speaker 79 Is it Donald Trump?

Speaker 75 No.

Speaker 18 Not Rudy Giuliani.

Speaker 173 So I believe this is the first salvo. I think they're just teeing it up.
The real interesting stuff is what we said.

Speaker 173 We said, hey, if they look into these transactions, these payments for loan agreements, they're going to find that's the money trail to blow the lid off of everything.

Speaker 173 So the sex trafficking thing is interesting. It's not surprising with Hunter Biden.
You know, it's not like, oh, this is not something we didn't probably wouldn't expect.

Speaker 138 I don't know.

Speaker 31 I mean, there's one thing thing about having a baby with a stripper and then being a sugar daddy in a sex ring.

Speaker 143 Yeah.

Speaker 72 I mean, you know, because this is actual, this is a, this is a sex ring, right?

Speaker 11 This is a

Speaker 15 not consenting adults.

Speaker 173 Right. Right? Yeah, I think it's something they could explain away, though.
It was like, oh, you know, Hunter was getting more hookers, you know, that's just kind of his thing. I don't know.

Speaker 173 You know, like, maybe he didn't know, you know, ultimately that they were there.

Speaker 36 How much money was going to the sex ring?

Speaker 173 I I don't, I don't, I don't remember if they disclosed all that money. They might have.

Speaker 173 It was nowhere near the amount of money that was like implicated in this, what I, what, what I believe is the laundering scheme. Yeah, now they didn't mention laundering at all in the Senate report.

Speaker 173 And that's what I thought was so interesting. They didn't give any, hardly any details on that

Speaker 173 at all. They just said, you know, this amount of money went through this bank and went to Hunter Biden.

Speaker 173 This amount of money, I think it was 11 transactions in total from this, you know, Russian woman.

Speaker 173 It's the way they describe it is exactly how all the money laundering through Burisma, Cyprus, all those. And remember, there is an insane amount of USAID cash that went to this bank in Cyprus.

Speaker 21 An insane amount. Insane amount.

Speaker 159 Insane amount.

Speaker 24 What was it? 3 billion?

Speaker 173 I don't remember off the top of my head.

Speaker 79 Yeah.

Speaker 46 It was either $3 or $8 billion.

Speaker 23 I mean, it was a lot of money.

Speaker 173 It would fund a war.

Speaker 13 Yeah.

Speaker 10 And it's gone.

Speaker 78 It's just gone.

Speaker 75 Yeah.

Speaker 42 So

Speaker 14 the mayor's wife, do we have any idea

Speaker 31 why that money came from her in Moscow?

Speaker 173 This is where we start theory crafting on this because we don't know and they haven't given any other, you know, they haven't given any other hints.

Speaker 173 So it's very well, it's possible, and again, we're just theorizing here, that she could have been a recipient of some of the cash that came from USAID, went to Ukraine, and then remember we tracked it.

Speaker 173 It then went all over the world and we couldn't find it. No one can find it.
They're trying to track these funds down. But it very well could have gone to one of her companies.

Speaker 173 Remember, she was part, she's implicated in this corruption scheme in Moscow for getting large amounts of money from the Russian central bank to give out to shell companies.

Speaker 173 So that would be her job then as kind of like this middleman to help filter down some of this money to launder it.

Speaker 40 Why would Burisma, who the big guy there, hates Moscow, hates the Russians,

Speaker 159 where is the the connection to Russian from Ukraine?

Speaker 134 They used to be on the friendly side, but they're not now.

Speaker 173 Yeah, well, the people, so the way Russia kind of works is it's

Speaker 122 this was, this, no, I stand corrected.

Speaker 59 This was happening while Obama was still in office.

Speaker 79 Right?

Speaker 173 When these payments were happening?

Speaker 78 Yeah.

Speaker 173 Yes.

Speaker 37 Yes.

Speaker 17 And they, and no, they were not friendly to Russia at that time.

Speaker 173 They were not friendly to Russia. Okay, yeah.
But even still, there's the allegiances there in Russia. There's a few demagogues and are all about the Russian state.

Speaker 60 Everybody else is just looking to

Speaker 37 cash.

Speaker 173 Yeah. Divvy everything up, split everything, get up as much money as they can.

Speaker 17 That's what's really tragic about what's going on.

Speaker 38 I just feel

Speaker 39 I feel like what's happening right now is just the show.

Speaker 22 They're just finishing up the show.

Speaker 159 But behind the scenes, they're counting and divvying the spoils.

Speaker 143 You know what I mean?

Speaker 68 It's like

Speaker 59 those people in real power, they know what's coming.

Speaker 134 And yeah, yeah, yeah, that's, yeah, there's going to be a little revolution in them, but we're going to reset it.

Speaker 41 Now, what do you want?

Speaker 54 What part do you want? How much are you going to get?

Speaker 17 It really is, it feels to me like this is what's going on right now.

Speaker 50 They're just divvying the spoils because those who know about this, those who are on the Soros ship,

Speaker 134 if you will,

Speaker 102 Those people will be fine.

Speaker 17 They're going to get all this money, and nobody's going to be asking anything about it.

Speaker 109 Yeah.

Speaker 173 It's going to be hard to do anything towards Hunter Biden, I think, on this, because if they follow

Speaker 173 the breadcrumbs, like I think that they are doing right now, laundered money is very hard to track to its finality.

Speaker 173 They could say, look, this came from this very suspicious person, and it went to Hunter Biden.

Speaker 173 I'm sure that the Biden camp are really hoping that it just looks suspicious and they don't ever find the eventual end point.

Speaker 173 But, I mean, if they do, and it's possibly they have, but if they do, this is going to be explosive. Very explosive.

Speaker 70 Don't think so.

Speaker 69 Don't think anybody's going to, you know what?

Speaker 16 Used to have hope.

Speaker 36 You know, Donald Trump expressed

Speaker 17 some anger this week with the Democrats and with the Justice Department saying,

Speaker 92 where is anything?

Speaker 69 Why aren't you coming up with anything?

Speaker 33 Why don't I have an answer?

Speaker 99 And it bothers me that here we are are on top of this election because you reveal all of this stuff now this doesn't matter now because no one will believe it because it's an election you know what i mean so you either hold it until after the election which if the other side wins it's never coming out no one in the deep state is ever going to pay for this

Speaker 109 and that's That can't happen in a republic.

Speaker 115 It can't.

Speaker 29 It's the end of it.

Speaker 23 Let me give you one more thing.

Speaker 69 Did you see the video, Would Biden Change China-U.S. Relations?

Speaker 18 No.

Speaker 155 So

Speaker 122 this is from China Global Television Network.

Speaker 74 Okay.

Speaker 81 So

Speaker 38 this is state-run.

Speaker 122 This is the communist-run television.

Speaker 168 And

Speaker 147 they say that Joe Biden has shifted from his personal rosy view of China

Speaker 12 to a more harsher tone on China lately.

Speaker 103 I'm quoting, Joe Biden had a rosy view of China, but to win the election, he and the Democratic Party have shifted to appear tough while leaving room to maneuver if Biden wins.

Speaker 22 The Global China Global Networks notes in this, a China watcher looking at the Democratic National Convention might well think that the Democrats don't much care about this Asian country.

Speaker 38 Biden doesn't seem interested.

Speaker 55 But when a politician keeps his or her viewpoint under wraps, it could show ignorance, indifference, or that the opinion is not yet made up.

Speaker 38 Biden could hardly be associated with the first two.

Speaker 27 In fact, he had a pretty solid and rosy view about China not so long ago.

Speaker 29 So what's happening?

Speaker 31 With the American public shifting against China and Trump playing up the issue, Biden has changed his tune.

Speaker 31 If hints about compromise and cooperation with China are picked up by the electorate, they may not be popular.

Speaker 122 The Chinese Communist Party is saying,

Speaker 101 yeah, he doesn't mean any of this tough talk.

Speaker 91 And we know that to be true because watch our special on Hunter Biden and Joe Biden in China.

Speaker 77 Thank you, Jason. Appreciate it.

Speaker 12 You know what?

Speaker 23 We do hang out.

Speaker 174 One more thing I want to talk to you about.

Speaker 96 Sure.

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Speaker 133 This is part two.

Speaker 17 And last night we went over

Speaker 17 the way to destroy America, the free market, and the Western way of life using bottom-up, top-down, inside-out.

Speaker 92 This, I believe, we can safely say is being done.

Speaker 17 Maybe some people don't know it, but I'm telling you, it is by the playbook.

Speaker 69 And the way Donald Trump responded yesterday to

Speaker 166 the question,

Speaker 69 will you accept

Speaker 95 the vote?

Speaker 50 He answered it honestly.

Speaker 44 Well, we'll see.

Speaker 40 If it's corrupt, maybe not, but we'll see.

Speaker 29 But

Speaker 106 that answer actually played

Speaker 117 into their goals.

Speaker 153 Jason, you want to expand on that?

Speaker 173 Yeah, so we're going to go into even more depth on this next week because we're going to stay on this. We're going to check out the final few steps.

Speaker 173 I'm looking at their playbook, their wargaming scenarios. And

Speaker 29 we have the playbook.

Speaker 122 They're not hiding this.

Speaker 29 We have their playbook.

Speaker 173 Now, the media plays a crucial role.

Speaker 173 In fact, they're on pillar number five on your chalkboard, where they need to have enough of media on their side to rapidly point out that, hey, something is illegitimate here or something bad is going on to spur the uprising in the streets.

Speaker 173 Now, I just got finished doing part of the show last night, and I was looking through it, and I was like, oh my gosh, every single step is being prepped right now, and they have a response to everything.

Speaker 173 One of them

Speaker 173 is confronting the president and getting him to say on record, maybe I won't step down.

Speaker 128 And it's not,

Speaker 20 this isn't the color revolution that we've been telling you about.

Speaker 39 This is the handbook of what is being strategized and wargamed today. So when it says, get the president to say, it...

Speaker 112 It actually is talking about Donald Trump.

Speaker 138 Getting Donald Trump to say, I don't know if I'll step down.

Speaker 173 The scary thing, Glenn, is we can pretty much, and you'll see this on next Wednesday show. You have to watch next Wednesday.

Speaker 173 You'll see on next Wednesday show, we're going to show you what's going to happen on election night. I mean, we are going to look into the future.

Speaker 173 We have our DeLorean, and we're going to say, we're going to show it and keep us, you know, and check us on the very next day. They have every single step.
If this happens, go to B.

Speaker 173 If this happens, go to C. If this happens, every single step.
But the thing that they're in consensus with is that the idea of election night is old news. There is no longer an election night.

Speaker 68 It's, you know.

Speaker 137 They've already said that.

Speaker 173 They've already said that. It's going to be weeks, possibly a month before we actually know.
And if the president says anything like he did yesterday, riots in the streets.

Speaker 173 In fact, in their playbook, they say Team Biden, the Biden campaign, will organize and put people out on the streets. Violence and rioting may ensue.

Speaker 70 It says that.

Speaker 131 We're going to show this to you

Speaker 92 because you need to know.

Speaker 39 And quite honestly, if the president hasn't been briefed on this, somebody should be fired.

Speaker 31 And he needs to know it inside and out.

Speaker 21 I think he should expose it and show exactly what they're doing.

Speaker 65 But he really needs to strategize on not playing into their hands.

Speaker 109 Yes.

Speaker 16 Because what they're expecting to do is to start riots, but then for us to do the same, for us to get pissed off.

Speaker 70 And I'm telling you, if we don't do it, the press is just going to say that Antifa is mainly white supremacist for Donald Trump.

Speaker 102 You watch.

Speaker 52 It will happen.

Speaker 57 It will happen.

Speaker 42 And I want you to know: white supremacists or neo-Nazis, they don't want the republic.

Speaker 13 They don't want the Constitution.

Speaker 103 They're against it.

Speaker 81 They're national socialists.

Speaker 8 So they have every reason to go cause chaos as well.

Speaker 40 But that's not the constitutionalist side. That's not the right of America.

Speaker 127 Those are radical revolutionaries that want socialism and some sort of white nationalist state.

Speaker 17 There's like six of them, I think.

Speaker 27 But they will probably act up as well.

Speaker 7 We have to keep our head and know their plan.

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Speaker 151 Christopher Ruffo is a contributor to our program.

Speaker 148 He's been on a lot lately because of the work he's doing.

Speaker 72 It's just fantastic.

Speaker 139 He's a contributing editor of the City Journal.

Speaker 62 He is also the director of the Center on Wealth and Poverty.

Speaker 151 He is a guy who

Speaker 151 is really

Speaker 96 getting to the bottom of what is happening internally in places like Seattle, but also in Washington.

Speaker 151 He was the guy who exposed the CDC for going ahead and

Speaker 40 disobeying a direct order from the President to cancel their critical race theory classes.

Speaker 47 He also uncovered three other

Speaker 110 sections of the government that are also still doing it.

Speaker 39 If I'm not mistaken, Christopher, have you heard an update?

Speaker 29 Are they still holding those or have those been canceled?

Speaker 88 They've been canceled.

Speaker 177 And, you know,

Speaker 177 Russ Vought, who's the director of OMB, has been really on a seek and destroy mission for these critical race theory programs.

Speaker 177 And within 24 hours of me reporting on these three agencies, which were EPA, State Department, and Veterans Administration, his team shut them down.

Speaker 177 And they, even with some resistance, I'm told, but they were able to get these things canceled.

Speaker 81 So here's the thing, because I've talked to Russ, and he is great.

Speaker 109 He's doing

Speaker 22 yeoman's work here.

Speaker 105 But

Speaker 95 if the president doesn't fire people, if we don't fire these people, they're not going to learn anything.

Speaker 27 It's going to teach that you can get away with anything.

Speaker 59 until somebody like you comes along and exposes it.

Speaker 177 Yeah, that's right. I think it's very difficult, as you know.
The civil service laws are heavily favored towards kind of status quo, inertia, and bureaucracy.

Speaker 177 It's difficult to fire folks, but the executive order that came out yesterday, or the day before yesterday rather, was quite striking because they built in some new enforcement mechanisms.

Speaker 177 All diversity and inclusion training programs throughout the federal government have to pass through the OMB and the OPM for centralized approval.

Speaker 177 And then they're also instructing agency heads for managers who refuse to comply and continue to do critical race theory training programs.

Speaker 177 They're instructed to begin adverse action proceedings, which is the first step into actually getting people fired or demoted or punished.

Speaker 177 And I think that they know this and they're working kind of every lever that they can in order to build in some enforcement and build in some accountability.

Speaker 62 You know, it's really amazing that you can have a president say,

Speaker 92 this is a poison that is killing our country,

Speaker 159 and no one is to do this.

Speaker 110 And you actually have civil servants who will take it upon themselves to not only continue it,

Speaker 40 but they will act in direct defiance because they believe that it's good, I guess, and

Speaker 22 they will help poison the nation, and we can't fire them.

Speaker 31 I mean, it's that would never happen in the regular world.

Speaker 50 You You go against the CEO says, hey, I don't want anyone, anyone making this product because it's poison and we're, you know, Tylenol.

Speaker 40 Don't, we don't make that.

Speaker 120 And then somebody just going ahead and making it anyway, that person would be fired and never work again.

Speaker 177 Yeah, and that's that's exactly the problem because what we have now, and this is something that scholars at the Claremont Institute and elsewhere have long warned about, we have essentially a fourth branch of government, this permanent bureaucracy, and they're operating with the attitude that unfortunately is true, where they're saying, well, the administration changes every four or eight years, but whatever happens, we're going to be here.

Speaker 177 And we're going to operate on our own ideology, our own rules. And frankly, they're kind of operating outside of the Constitution and saying

Speaker 177 very clearly, even when they got called out through my reporting, even when they got called out directly by Russ Vaughan in the Office of Management and Budget, my sources tell me that they were still defiant.

Speaker 177 And the administration had to kind of use

Speaker 177 some threats on the funding level in order to get compliance.

Speaker 177 So we have an out-of-control bureaucracy that has been radicalized politically, and they're operating with no sense of consequences and even a sense of disdain for the politically elected leader of the executive branch.

Speaker 139 There's something my gut tells me, and we're investigating so many other things that I haven't had time.

Speaker 69 Maybe if you're just one of those people that are just like worms and you just really like to just dig in and find stuff, somebody should do an investigation on CDC because there's something wrong there.

Speaker 54 I don't know what it is, but the way they are so defiant, there's something happening there that I just don't, I

Speaker 22 needs to be cleaned out.

Speaker 91 I don't know what it is, but maybe I'm wrong.

Speaker 79 Chris, go ahead.

Speaker 177 I'll tell you exactly what. I had, you know, my source within the CDC who had sent me the whistleblower documents,

Speaker 177 you know, this person told me that the culture in CDC has been ideologically radicalized. They're pushing some of the most toxic elements of critical race theory.

Speaker 177 And when these programs were canceled after Rustvat shut them down,

Speaker 177 this source described the atmosphere in the CDC as like a funeral because they were so disappointed that they couldn't be doing this critical race theory programming.

Speaker 40 That's frightening.

Speaker 64 All right, Christopher, I want to talk to you a little bit about Seattle.

Speaker 138 The Seattle City Council overrode the mayor's veto to defund the police.

Speaker 22 So the mayor even, the mayor is crazy.

Speaker 23 The mayor has even said, no, no, no, we're not going to cut that deeply.

Speaker 39 And the Seattle City Council overrode the veto.

Speaker 38 What does this mean for police and for Seattle?

Speaker 177 A couple things. You know, I think it's actually a bit of a misconception nationally about the mayor of Seattle, Jenny Durkin.
She is actually a quite moderate Democrat.

Speaker 177 She is obviously on the left, but she's on the sensible left. She's a former U.S.
attorney. She understands how the system works.
She's really the only person that's defending the police department.

Speaker 177 But she's really being kind of ripped apart by the city council, which is kind of socialist and

Speaker 177 democratic socialist in nature. And they're moving forward with these plans.
We're going to have

Speaker 177 100 fewer officers on the street.

Speaker 177 And officers within SPD tell me that the officers who are still remaining are bailing left and right because they see the writing on the wall.

Speaker 177 The activists are not going to stop at cutting 100 officers. They're really going to try in the next budget season, which is coming up shortly, to defund the police by 50%.

Speaker 177 You have a majority of city council members that have pledged for a full 50% cut.

Speaker 177 So the youngest officers, the best officers, the officers that still have some career left in them are seeking lateral transfers to other departments because they know that being a police officer in the city of Seattle is now a kind of risk to your career.

Speaker 177 It's a risk to your

Speaker 177 safety. And

Speaker 177 frankly, what's going to happen is they're saying you're going to have

Speaker 177 a police force that is only responding to the most serious calls, and your response times might double, triple, quadruple

Speaker 177 where you may have a violent crime, and it could take half an hour for police to arrive.

Speaker 81 How do they logically think that this is going to keep people safe and keep the street safe, the police safe?

Speaker 61 How are they expecting this to work?

Speaker 38 Are they that, really that stupid or do they not care?

Speaker 177 You know, I think they're really possessed by this story that the police is a, you know, the city council,

Speaker 177 some of the legislation that they were considering explicitly says the Seattle Police Department is a white supremacist institution. They go around kind of hunting people of color.
I mean, the most

Speaker 177 kind of horrific narratives have possessed a kind of activist class within the city. And they are moving forward on really no logical basis.
They're moving forward on a kind of

Speaker 177 millenarian basis, where they're saying if we destroy the institutions of the police, which is kind of the last vestige of conservatism within the city institutions, It's the only thing that's standing between us and utopia.

Speaker 177 Their idea is through this great destruction of the police department, some kind of natural beauty and natural utopia will emerge.

Speaker 177 It's deeply naive, and unfortunately, it's going to cause the most chaos and destruction in Seattle's poorest neighborhoods.

Speaker 147 Please,

Speaker 174 Stu and I read this like three times, and we're like, okay,

Speaker 72 maybe, maybe, maybe this is good maybe this is good Seattle has just hired an ex-pimp

Speaker 111 to

Speaker 38 help them figure out how to police the streets now

Speaker 16 how long has he not been a pimp and he's a community organizer I take it and that's I think I might rather have the pimp.

Speaker 38 Can you tell me that story?

Speaker 177 Yeah, you know, I've actually, his name's Andre Taylor. I've actually met with Andre Taylor.
I've interviewed him.

Speaker 177 He is a very charismatic person, and he is kind of, the mayor and some other members of the council are looking for any allies they have that can kind of play the role of activist, community leader.

Speaker 177 You know, he's

Speaker 177 from the kind of heart of the African-American community in Seattle. And they're essentially desperate to buy off elements of the community.
And they're cutting checks furiously. And the mayor

Speaker 177 said what they want to do and the council backs her up is spend up to $100 million supporting community organizations for communities of color, quote unquote.

Speaker 177 So they're kind of playing this game where they feel like they can essentially buy support and if they inject enough cash into the activist networks that they'll stop with the kind of agitation and disruption.

Speaker 177 But I think it's a strategic blunder because all that will do is it will kind of create a stronger and more permanent kind of activist class that has full-time employees, full-time agitators.

Speaker 177 And, you know, when someone tries to extort money from you and you cut them a check, they're just going to try to extort more. Well,

Speaker 69 you also create the new Al Sharpton that is just a business.

Speaker 177 Yeah, absolutely. I think that's exactly right.
And, you know, when I met this gentleman, Andre Taylor,

Speaker 177 you know, for an interview, he rolled up in a brand new Porsche with yellow rims. He had

Speaker 177 a security guard wearing a suit that was kind of

Speaker 177 being his kind of advanced man. And it felt very much like out of a Tom Wolfe novel.

Speaker 177 It felt very much like this is almost a kind of cartoon character who is now being funded with a six-figure paycheck by the city.

Speaker 177 but really has kind of no training,

Speaker 177 no kind of

Speaker 177 official capacity. And it's not really clear that he has the ability to do anything positive for the city moving forward.

Speaker 4 Because, Christopher, there are cases like this. Some of the most effective people that would talk out about a bad thing happening in the community are people who lived it and are reformed.

Speaker 4 Those can be inspiring voices at times. Right.

Speaker 45 Do you see this particular ex-pimp as one of those people?

Speaker 177 You know, and that's a great question. And in fairness, in some ways, yes.
I mean, one thing that Andre Taylor has done to his credit is that he's actually spoke out against the Chaz Chop.

Speaker 177 And he actually went to the Chaz Chop and he said, look, if you care about the black community, doing this experiment in kind of white anarchism is not going to help us.

Speaker 177 So you guys should get out of here before someone gets killed.

Speaker 177 And he was actually thrown out of the Chaz Chop because he was essentially giving that speech. So

Speaker 177 it's a kind of mystery, honestly. Even I spent an hour with him.

Speaker 177 It really is a mystery. I think he has some actually good ideas.
He has some ability to kind of rein in the worst of the kind of activists.

Speaker 177 But at the end of the day, it's kind of like your left hand fighting your right hand. I don't know if anyone wins.

Speaker 145 As always, thank you very much for watching this stuff so closely and being brave enough to report on it.

Speaker 134 Christopher Ruffo, contributing editor of the City Journal.

Speaker 70 We'll talk again, Chris. Thanks.

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Speaker 151 You can see how close this race is going to be.

Speaker 69 For instance, if everything stays the same as it did during the Trump election last time, everything stays the same Just because of demographic growth,

Speaker 158 Biden wins.

Speaker 4 Yeah, relatively easily, which is shocking. Meaning that Trump, of all the other things he needs to overcome in this election, it's not an easy road.
He's trying to pull off something very difficult.

Speaker 4 But just because of demographic changes, he would lose even if he performed as well as he did against Hillary Clinton. So he has to outperform his 2016.

Speaker 18 What happens?

Speaker 17 Tell me what happens

Speaker 69 if he picks up five additional additional points from African Americans.

Speaker 12 Donald Trump wins.

Speaker 71 Just five.

Speaker 72 Everything stays the same.

Speaker 4 He won 8% in 2016. He wins 13% of African Americans.
Everything else stays the same. Electoral College? Trump wins the Electoral College.

Speaker 4 Loses the popular vote in that scenario, but wins the Electoral College.

Speaker 79 By

Speaker 155 276 to 262.

Speaker 4 Oh, way too close.

Speaker 36 5% more Hispanic.

Speaker 4 And everything else the same?

Speaker 36 No, 5%

Speaker 77 black, 5% more Hispanic.

Speaker 4 Okay, so 5% more black. I'm adjusting here.
And 5% more Hispanic, bringing that to 33%.

Speaker 39 He would win 296 to 242.

Speaker 4 However, would again lose the popular vote. Oh, geez.

Speaker 8 One more percent of college-educated white people.

Speaker 4 Okay, that brings him to 47%, which would get him a 306-232 win, but would lose the popular vote.

Speaker 8 Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 18 This is coming. Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 8 The Electoral College has to be, it cannot be a close call.

Speaker 4 We should go through a bunch of these scenarios tomorrow.

Speaker 60 We will. Tomorrow's program.

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