The Government Wants Data on EVERYTHING We Do | Guest: Michael Rectenwald | 9/9/19

We have quite a hair-raising program for you today as Google decides who owns a gun.

We're going to go into that a little deeper today in a show you do not want to miss.

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So the DOJ on Friday announced that they wanted to

they wanted a tech giant to fork over gun owners information because they're just trying to stop crime.

Well,

yeah.

There are

we are we are about to be the people in Hong Kong and we don't even see it coming.

The information that is being collected on all of us that the government is doing, the government is in bed with, and people are sharing.

And this new system of government, this mob government that can tell you who works, who doesn't, who lives, who dies, who's shameful, who is great,

they are going to have control of all of this information.

It is a social credit score for America.

And I'll begin to explain it in one minute.

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Here's what broke last week.

The Department of Justice on Thursday filed a court order stating they want Apple and Google to hand over the information of more than 10,000 gun owners.

The DOJ wants information of gun owners who use the mobile app called Obsidian 4, which allows rifle owners to calibrate their scope using their cell phone.

The government wants users' data as part of a larger immigration and customs enforcement investigation into breaches of weapons export regulation.

This scope, we have stuff here in America that, you know, our enemies abroad would love to be able to get their hands on.

And so we export, bad guys export some of this stuff.

They buy it and export it.

And the government's trying to catch these guys.

Now, the company isn't under investigation,

but the investigators are looking for a quick way to find out where the app is in use.

So if it's in use in Afghanistan, then they know and they can track it all the way back to

who sold them that.

So it seems like a pretty good idea, except they're asking for a warrant on everybody.

So anybody who has bought this,

you're not under suspicion, but they're going to get all of your information.

So, did you download the app?

What did you use it for?

How long did you use it for?

All of your information is going to go into the hands of the federal government.

It's not really a good idea.

This is not the way we issue warrants in America.

But the problem is bigger than this.

The problem is most people don't understand

that we are,

I don't even know how long we are before we get there, if we're not there now.

My guess is by 2020, 2021,

22 on the outside, we are going to be living in a full social credit kind of world.

We already are there.

Now, here's what I mean by that.

My podcast with Dave Rubin has

been demonetized.

Now, last week, Facebook would not promote Bridget Fettesy's podcast, which featured me.

So a digital wall went up.

If you went to Facebook and you say, I like Glenn Beck,

You may not have gotten that notice that I had done a new podcast, even though you're there saying I like Glen Beck.

Because some have said I don't like Glenbeck.

The mob has spoken.

And so we got a notice that it violated their community standards.

How?

No answer.

Dave Rubin wrote yesterday and said, Glenn, I don't know if you've seen this, but now the podcast that we just did has been demonetized.

How is that happening?

What did we do to violate community standards?

Well, nothing.

Probably my name is on a list.

Can I see why my name is on the list?

Can I see that list?

No, no, no.

You can't.

My social credit score is too low, and so

they won't allow any advertising to happen on anything of mine.

Well, people will say, well, you make enough money.

This isn't about me.

First of all, that's not my podcast.

That's Dave Rubens.

And Dave Rubin, up until he signed with us, that's how he makes money.

He makes money through YouTube.

If they demonetize him, he has no money.

He can't do what he does.

And it's all because of a social credit score.

He has...

He has angered the gods.

And it is godlike magic because you you can't, there's no fair hearing.

There's nothing.

You don't even know what the algorithm is.

You don't even know what you've done.

Last week, the court has said that we can't just have no-fly lists.

You can't be put on a terrorist watch list without even knowing about it.

You can't be on a no-fly list.

That's unconstitutional.

Well, we've been saying that for a while.

Now, the federal government has been told you can't have it by a court.

But we have it.

We have those lists.

We have those black lists.

I don't even know how to talk to my children anymore to alert them of this problem.

Let me give you,

let me just start to break this down.

Do you have a Roomba by any chance?

This comes from a company called iRobot.

The CEO,

Colin Angle, told Reuters recently that its database business strategy for the smart home starts with the new revenue stream that is coming from Roomba.

What revenue stream are they making?

Because we buy them?

No.

Because Roomba actually maps the floor plan of your home

and it sends that information back to iRobot.

iRobot then takes everybody's map of their home and and it sells it to interested parties.

This is the beginning of the Internet of Things.

Everything you have will be on the Internet.

Everything.

And

if you opt out, well, then it won't really work for you.

You still buy Roomba, but it's not going to work as well.

Or would it?

Have they made it more difficult?

Take things like, see, we're doing this to ourselves because we think it's good, the sleep number bed, which is a great bed.

But they now have smart bed technology and sleep tracking.

So, what does that mean?

Well, the bed's base and mattress, customizable with features that raise or lower the angle of the bed, sensors that soften or firm up the mattress.

Other sensors now measure heart rate, breathing, and movement.

And every morning you get a sleep IQ IQ score representing your individual quality and length of sleep your restful sleep restless sleep time out of bed what adjustments you can make

now the company suggests that you connect that sleep app to your fitness tracker on your arm and the thermostat in your house to see how your work or bedroom temperatures actually affect your sleep.

It sounds great.

Now in the company's 12 page privacy policy,

customers are advised that providing information is an affirmation of consent to use that information in line with policy, which employs the usual onerous terms, third-party sharing,

Google analytics, targeted advertising, and much more.

If customers create a user profile to maximize the effectiveness of the app, the company then also collects your biometric and sleep-related data about

how you, your child, and any other person that uses the bed,

it gets all of their information and it sends it out, including their respiration and heart rate while sleeping.

It also collects all audio signals in your bedroom.

What?

This is not

This is not uncommon.

Almost everything will become a part of the internet of things.

And the question you have to ask yourself is what does a smart product know?

Whom does it tell?

So who knows?

Who decides?

And who is it that's deciding who decides?

Where is all of your information going?

They are now monitoring, recording.

They're communicating behavioral data they have now smart vodka bottles

they have internet enabled rectal thermometers

and everything in between

smart light bulbs smart toothbrushes smart coffee mugs smart ovens smart juicers smart utensils to improve your digestion home security cameras with facial recognition it's great home alarm systems that monitor unusual vibrations that happen usually right before a break-in occurs.

Indoor GPS locators, sensors that attach to any object to analyze movement, temperature, other variables, every kind of connected appliance, cyborg cockroaches designed to detect sound, even the baby's nursery

is a surplus of information.

I don't think we have any idea

how bad things are getting, and we are just allowing it to come into our home.

So what does this mean?

How is it we're supposed to function anymore?

What is coming our way?

Well, there is no opt-in, opt-out kind of function anymore.

And the last bastion is the human body.

I'm going to take a break, and I want to talk to you about the total information

awareness program.

It was started because of the Patriot Act right after September 11th.

But maybe the week of September 11th, we should look at what has happened since September 11th.

The government shut down funding in 2004 or 2005, but we had already granted a license to other companies to start making these things and make them they have.

And I'm going to show you how a visit to your vet

could end up putting you onto some social score that you don't like.

Could mean the loss of your gun.

It definitely means the loss of your personal information.

Just going to the vet.

I'll show it to you in one minute.

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Okay, I told you last week about something called HARPA.

HARPA is like DARPA, okay?

But it's the Health Advanced Research Project Agency, HARPA.

It's all about your health, just like DARPA is about defense.

This is a government agency that

looks over the horizon and says, what can we do?

Now remember, DARPA is the one that really gave us the microwave oven.

I mean, the things that DARPA has done from going to space to weapons has been remarkable.

One of the best group of, I think, inventors and thinkers on Earth.

I'm not

a conspiracy-minded guy on DARPA.

I'm glad we have DARPA.

However, things are moving so quickly now,

we have to have some way to watch what what DARPA and now HARPA is doing.

HARPA is something that apparently every time it's brought up in the White House, the president really likes.

He likes technology and he likes solving crime.

So this is Safe Home from HARPA.

Safe Home.

It's an acronym.

Stopping aberrant fatal events by helping overcome mental extremes.

Now, what they want to do is they want to identify potentially violent people, potentially violent people.

Anyone see Minority Report?

We don't have the three women in the milk bath to do it.

HARPA is doing this, and it's doing this because we are being tracked by everything, and it's only going to get much worse.

The Safe Home Plan sounds pretty great.

I mean, it's a way for us to make sure that the crazy people don't get their hands on guns and they're helped before there is a problem.

Except it means total surveillance.

Now, HARPA says they're only going to try this for a couple of years.

But I want to remind you what DARPA did here in a second.

They're only going to try this for a few years, and they're only going to do it with people who voluntarily

allow HARPA to access the data.

Now, they haven't answered whether or not

that means like me when I went onto iTunes and went, I agree, without reading it.

When I have my Fitbit and I say, which I don't have, I agree,

am I now part of HARPA?

Is my information being used by HARPA?

The answer is most likely.

Now, they're trying to develop a sensor suite.

and this will have artificial intelligence identify changes in mental status.

So, it is looking for the sensitivity for early diagnosis of neuropsychiatric violence.

They're going to use Apple Watches, Fitbits, Amazon Echo, Echo, and Google Home,

and other, quote, powerful tools.

All right,

let me take you back in time for something called TIA, Total Information Awareness.

Have you ever heard of this,

Stu?

This was in the Patriot Act.

TIA, its mission is to, quote, detect, classify, and identify foreign terrorists and decipher their plans and therefore enable the U.S.

to take timely action to successfully preempt and defeat terrorist acts.

Oh, I remember when we were young and stupid.

It was the

logo of this was the pyramid with the eye of God above it.

Sound familiar?

Sound like, oh, I don't know, Eye of Moloch?

So this was defunded in 2004.

TIA was to strive to achieve human identification at a distance, including face recognition, iris recognition, and gait recognition.

They also were working on odor recognition.

So you could tell somebody by the smell of them.

We have that built in already.

Right.

So all of this has already been done.

And their goal was to stockpile as much information as possible on everyone on earth

to protect the government, to protect us from everything on earth.

Every purchase you make with a credit card, every magazine subscription you buy, every medical prescription you fill, every website you you visit, every email you send and receive, every academic grade you receive, every bank deposit you make, every trip that you book, every event you attend, all of these transactions go into the Defense Department's virtual centralized grand database, including your trip to the vet.

Hmm.

Fluffy got hurt.

So Fluffy is going to the vet.

But we notice that your teenage son, who is also having trouble in school, has just booked an appointment at the psychiatrist's office.

Did Fluffy get hurt from an external injury or internal?

How did it happen?

More in a second.

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Welcome to the program.

So very glad that you're here.

And I welcome Pat Gray to the program.

By the way, we're going to continue our conversation on who decides who's going to get a gun.

Should it be Google?

With Michael Rechtenwald.

He has written a new book all about Google and

how they're building gulags for all of us, digital gulags.

And we're going to talk about that coming up in just a few minutes.

Rectenwald?

Darn near killed him Wald.

Wow.

That was a ways to the well, wasn't it?

Yeah, it was.

It was a long way.

How are you?

Good.

And you?

Oh, my gosh.

You know, I am struggling with a couple of things in my house.

I can't seem to find anything on television that I can.

We're in the golden age of television.

Well, there's only 500 channels and about 68 live streams.

Right, okay.

So it's not like there's 500 channels and it's all crap.

There's some really good television and really good movies out there that are online, right?

Yes.

I can't get my family to agree on anything.

I just want Sunday nights to sit down and watch a show together.

That's all I want.

That's all I want.

Glad I'm not the only one.

Oh, geez.

We go an hour every, I just give up.

I just give up.

And I'm like, okay, whatever.

Okay.

I'm going to go to bed.

And I go to bed and then they end up watching a movie together.

And I'm like, how did you do it?

How did you do it?

So last night we were going through this and I just, I went to Friday Night Lights and I've never seen it.

Every Christian I've ever met is like, oh, you have to watch Friday Night Lights.

It's the greatest, blah, blah, blah.

And it's amazing because all of the actors in it that you do know now you're like wow they were 12 when they made this it's like 15 years old 10 15 years old nbc um and it's it's really good now

i just put it on because nobody could agree and i just stopped talking i just said sit down

put that on and i just let because the first hour you know it's like 44 minutes without the commercials the first 44 minutes my daughter was like i don't know it's all about football.

No, it's not all about football, even though it looks like it's all about football.

And

so then the second episode just tracks in.

Now, Tanya wasn't going to watch it.

She was in the other room.

She's just going to, she was going to stay neutral so she could be in the kitchen doing what she always does.

I don't like this.

They just swore.

They just said, darn it.

That's not a swear word, mom.

So,

so you have this problem at home?

Yeah.

So Rafe and I are watching it.

And by the second episode, you know, here's my 15-year-old son who doesn't like anything.

He's watching it and he's like, this is pretty good.

And he said, there is an awful lot of kissing going on.

And I said, yeah, but have you noticed this small little town in Texas has every hot girl as a cheerleader in the entire state going to that?

He's like, where is that high school?

Like, at NBC.

And so they do kiss a lot.

Okay.

There's nothing else, but they do kiss a lot.

We got to the end.

We watch it, and I'm like, okay, can we all agree we're going to watch it?

There's 10 years of episodes.

We could watch, have something to watch Sunday night for a longer time.

It was not that long, right?

It was only like five seasons, I thought.

Oh, really?

Okay.

Am I wrong?

There's five seasons.

Okay, so

I get maybe get two years if we watch two every Sunday night.

76 episodes.

Okay, just

every Sunday night gets you through a year and a half-ish.

Okay, all right.

I bet you could skip some.

Okay, I could get a good six months out of this of just peace

on a Sunday night.

And my wife says, I don't like it.

Too many, too much kissing.

I'm like, honey.

Kissing is verboten.

Kissing.

Kissing.

Too much kissing.

They're teenagers and there's too much kissing.

Oh, dear heavens.

This is like, this is it.

We watch this, or

I don't know.

We watch old episodes of Barney, but that probably had some offensive things in it, too.

What is there to watch in the golden age of television?

Does anyone else have the problem where no one can decide on what to watch?

I absolutely do.

We go through that all the time.

All the time.

And it's going to get worse when Netflix has all of their content taken from them by the producers of that content because they're doing their own streaming service.

Can you imagine what's going to happen to Netflix and that?

Oh, Disney is.

Disney is going to control the world.

Yeah.

Especially since they're starting with that Star Wars series called Mandalorian.

Yeah, it looks good.

That's not that stupid thing that's in their bloodstream, is it?

No, no, no, no, no, that's Mitaglorian.

All right.

I saw that and I'm like, that's not that stupid stuff from episode one.

No, these are the bounty hunters.

Yeah, and I had absolutely no intention of giving Disney money anymore.

Me neither.

Until I heard the first thing that they're producing.

And now I'm completely 100% in.

But look at what they have.

I mean, they are going to cripple Netflix.

I think they might.

I mean, Netflix, it's hard to say they're in trouble when they got 155 million subscribers worldwide, but when the content is gone and the other studios are producing Star Wars episodes on a regular basis, that's going to be tough.

Netflix is...

I like Netflix a lot, and their original stuff is carrying the day in a lot lot of ways.

Brilliant.

It's brilliant stuff.

But they are also spending, what did they say they were spending?

This year's $16 billion.

$16 billion.

How do you keep that up?

You know, they built it because they were going to be the one.

Well, now all these studios are saying, well, you know, I want to control my own stuff.

And it won't work if you have to have the Sony.

And then you have to have Warner Brothers, then you have to have the Independents, and then you have to have Paramount.

And that's exactly what we're coming to now.

But Disney.

But Disney has a lot of content.

Disney is buying everything.

Yeah.

So Disney is like seven of those companies.

Because they're going to have, obviously, Marvel.

They've got all the Lucasfilm stuff.

They have their own stuff.

They have ESPN.

Yes.

They're their own cable network.

They have Disney.

They have ABC.

So, I mean, they are like their own cable.

They've got all the Fox Studio stuff now.

Without the Fox News.

Wow.

Yeah, they are a lot.

They are going to gobble things up.

What usually happens with this stuff, though, is it goes from

we're just leaving a bundle environment, right, of cable.

Yeah.

And then everyone starts buying these individual apps.

And then at some point, that gets annoying to people, so they bundle those all together, and it's just essentially a new cable situation where now you have one price that you pay, and you get Netflix, and you get Hulu, and you get Amazon, and you get Disney, and you get it all together, right?

Isn't that where this ends?

Yeah, at some point.

I hope so, because that's where we're headed.

But

that's why we hired Dave Rubin, and we have every name that we can grab.

We want them in here.

Keep your own business.

Keep doing what you're doing.

Just come in because eventually I can't afford to support

the Blaze and Dave Rubin and Ben Shapiro and Bill O'Reilly.

You can't.

It's like a cable bill all of a sudden.

So we just, we're trying to convince everybody, guys, if you want to be secure, if you want to survive in this atmosphere, we got to come together and do what Disney is doing.

In the case of the streaming services, though, you also, in addition to all the streaming you have to have, you've also got to have the cable company because you don't have access to all the shows, all the live shows on NBC, ABC, Fox, unless you have a cable service or a subscription service.

Well, you get it from the Disney thing.

You get all the Fox.

Yes.

You won't get Fox News.

Right, but you won't get NBC.

You won't get CBS.

No, that's why you'll have to have the

Comcast NBC Universal package.

Right.

But between those two, they cover a lot of the entertainment.

Yeah.

A lot of the entertainment.

But still,

you're still missing out on stuff.

And this is why it winds up being probably these cable companies wind up winning in the end anyway, right?

Like they just wind up buying all the rights to all the stuff, and then you just have subscription.

That's why I have Amazon.

Amazon lets me buy, you know, whatever I want.

And if I want to watch something, I can go, you know, if I want to watch something on Showtime, I just, through Amazon, go, I want that from Showtime.

But you've got to have the Showtime subscription in order to do that.

Yeah, but I can buy it,

but I can buy it and cancel it.

Like, if there's, there's nothing I want to watch on Showtime, but I wanted to watch that deal on Roger Ailes.

By the way, did you see the whole thing?

Yeah, I did.

We never talked about it.

Yeah, I did.

That was something.

I'm something.

Yeah, it's fantastic.

not the Roger I knew.

Right.

I mean, in some ways it is.

Or the Fox you knew.

In some ways, it was dead on, I think.

In other ways, they just made stuff up.

Like, Fox was making up content.

Like the

Acorn story.

Yeah, the Acorn story.

Pathetic.

It may very well have been in the mainstream media's view of that story, but that was not.

So

I talked to

Jason Blum.

He's the guy who produced it.

Blumhouse produced it.

So I'm having lunch, and he said,

what'd you think of it?

Did you watch it?

And I said, yeah.

I said,

I think that parts of it were dead on, absolutely dead on.

I said, I have no idea about other parts of it.

I didn't see any of that.

I said, however,

he said, so we got it right.

And I said, well, no, you

in

the way Hollywood views some of the things that they did

as evil, you know, you would have like Roderay Ailes going, but we have to protect America.

I said, you know, so, you know, I can see from Hollywood's point of view that being evil, but it's not that way.

So you got it, you, you got it right in many ways, but sometimes the spirit of it was off.

But I thought it was, I thought it was really good.

I enjoyed it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I thought it was really good.

Although I think they just got some things flat wrong, like the Acorn thing.

They just

made up the fact that Fox made that up out of whole cloth.

We didn't.

They didn't.

They didn't.

That was

James O'Keefe.

Yeah, we were the ones that led that on Fox.

That came from James O'Keefe

and Andrew Breitbart.

Right.

And we did our due diligence on that.

I mean, you know, it left us after about, I think, the fourth deal.

But I know Bill O'Reilly, he sent down real reporters down to New Orleans to tie it all together.

That was real.

That was real.

We were there.

We did it.

Yeah, and their point was it was essentially,

you know, it was

entrapment, basically, right?

Like, that's what they were trying to argue, that it was not even a real story.

So, what, one person in an acorn said one bad thing?

And it's like, well, I don't know.

Okay, so that's not

the way that went down.

But, I mean, you know,

I don't expect that to be right.

You're right on that fact, though, that they would do a lot of that stuff of, you know, they would make it seem as if it was a nefarious goal.

Yes.

That he's trying to do something good for the country.

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His Twitter is anti-PCNYU prof.

He was a guy who was part of the system and, you know, was teaching deconstruction and everything else, and kind of woke up and saw what was happening and saw saw that these leftists were serious about getting rid of capitalism and taking control and shutting everyone up.

And he started to speak out.

He was shunned by all of his friends.

He was pretty homeless there for a while, and he has come roaring back.

He authored the book Springtime for Snowflakes, which is kind of his story, but

it's intense when you see it from the inside.

He has a new book out

called Google Archipelago,

which

is about how we are building gulags.

And we're allowing Google and others like that to do it.

Welcome to the program, Michael Rechtenwald.

Hey, Glenn, good morning.

It's good to have you on, Michael.

And

I want to have you down and really talk about your book, but I know your book, which comes out, what, in a couple of weeks?

A couple weeks or any day now.

It's scheduled for the 30th, but it could be any day that it'll be released.

So

I won't be waiting long.

Okay, so it is, I've read much of it.

I haven't read all of it.

You haven't sent me all the chapters, but I've read much of it, and it's really, really good.

And it goes into how Google is

building this box for us.

How concerned are you that the government is now reaching out and saying, hey, Google and Apple and Amazon Echo, we need your help to find out who the crazy people are.

This is alarming.

I mean, we're talking about an unprecedented infiltration of surveillance into the home, the likes of which, you know, 1984 will pale by comparison.

And we won't need helicopters, you know, hovering outside your window because you'll be voluntarily...

with the smartification of your home, turning virtual assistants and televisions and every other appliance possibly in your house into an agent or an app for surveillance upon you.

And so anything that is said in the home can be recorded and sent to the agencies, the proper agencies in question, so to speak.

And therefore, there are going to be thousands, if not millions, of false positives where you're maybe even arrested because something you may have enacted a Shakespearean play in your home and there's a talk of murder and things like this.

This would be enough perhaps to trigger the authorities to come and get you.

Well, there is there is as part of this HARPA is what it's it's called as part of this They are monitoring they want to be able to monitor everything so not only the language in your home what people are saying But they want to have access to for instance your son has a doctor's appointment.

It's a psychiatrist

He has his records at school show that he's starting to get into some trouble

And your dog just went to the vet and it had some external injuries.

It had been hit by the car or something had happened to it.

That's enough to trigger Harpa and say there's a possibility that there is a disturbed child living in this house with real psychiatric problems and he's beating the dog.

We got to get the guns out of the house.

And you all have no,

you have

you're you're not you're guilty until you prove innocent.

Right.

This is minority port report in in action.

And you know, they're going to be collating so much information from, like you said, doctors' records, you know, medical records,

activities in the home, language that's used in the home.

Anything, any data that's

possible to collect will be collated with other data and interpreted as such, perhaps even by algorithms without even human intervention.

So we have algorithms determining whether or not somebody is about to commit a crime.

It's alarming.

I mean, we're talking about an abridgment of rights that could be quite unprecedented in this country.

So I don't know.

Have you read

Surveillance Capitalism, the book?

Yes, I have.

Okay.

I've been reading that off and on, and I picked it up over the weekend because I was looking into the surveillance again, and we just talked about what they

where

she really goes into, look, even Roomba now is selling a map of your home.

It goes and it maps the floor of your house.

I don't know who's interested in buying that, but they get a lot of money from people who are buying maps of homes.

And it's everywhere.

It's going to be everywhere.

How do you possibly unplug from this matrix?

I mean,

that's a great question.

First of all, I would like to say that I call this Google Marxism rather than

surveillance capitalism because the objective is a kind of leftist totalitarian state where it's basically everybody under surveillance and the rest of the pop you know you have a series of monopolies on top and the and everybody else in a sort of you know actually existing socialism at the bottom all under surveillance all under the state the corporate entities are fusing with as state apparatuses uh to become these massive powers these governmental powers what i would do is i recommend the stupefation or the stupidification of your house.

Everything should be dumb as a doorknob.

Otherwise

you're dealing with your TV and your radio and your phone and your

Alexa or your Google Home.

All of these things are surveillance agents.

So you have to get your house clear of anything so-called smart because if it says it's smart, you're dumb to use it.

And if it says this is a safe home initiative, it should be considered...

these are all misnomers.

It's a dangerous home initiative.

It's dangerous for you.

So people will think, Michael, people will think that this is conspiracy theory.

We're seeing what we're seeing happen right now is a social credit score.

If you have said something that the mob doesn't like, you can lose your job.

If you have a politically incorrect

opinion, I can be demonetized and then deplatformed.

It's happening already, but people are not, for some reason, waking up.

And I think in looking at what the news is just in the last few weeks because of the gun issue and what the government is talking about doing now and what

Google and Amazon and everybody else is talking about doing, I fear we are maybe two years away from being in a box that we can't get out of.

That's right.

I mean, we're looking at already the spread of the smart cities from China to the West.

We have a city in Australia, Darwin.

Australia has adopted the smart city model.

This is an outdoor prison, if you will, because it's a kind of digital gulag because every act is recorded.

Every act is collated with other data.

All of this data is fed into the various agencies.

People are basically facing digital fences or even digital leashes such that they can't move beyond such certain parameters.

So we're just going to...

Hang on, hang on.

Explain that because people will say, I'm not doing anything wrong, so I don't care.

And it's not even,

you know, China doesn't have to come in and break down the door to get you and put you in prison.

They now have such surveillance that you cannot leave your house.

There's nothing you can do outside of your house.

And so they keep you in your house.

By choice, you choose to do it.

That's right.

One of the things to be concerned about is is not just whether you're doing something wrong, but whether you're doing something that is interpreted as dangerous.

Because, you know, this is this is one thing to note is that these are left-leaning or left-authoritarian forces that are going to be controlling this.

So they're they're going to be looking at anything that is right-leaning as dangerous.

I mean, we've already seen countries banning certain individuals from entering the country.

Yes.

Laura Loomer in England and others like even Ann Coulter in Australia.

So

this is not just, so we're seeing people being limited in their scope of travel.

It's going to get to the point perhaps where we won't even be able to leave a city.

Or as you said, people will be smart to not leave their home unless their home is smart.

In which case, you're basically in it.

You've created your own digital dungeon.

Michael, I want to come back.

I want to talk to you.

And if you would, explain what an archipelago is, because this is why you chose that name.

This is a takeoff of a very famous book, and I want you to kind of talk about that and what that means in one minute.

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So Michael Rechtenwald, he is the author of Google Archipelago, which

is a tough title for a lot of people.

You just said it was Google Marxism.

Tell me why you chose that name.

Well, Google Archipelago is a takeoff from Alexander Soltanissin's book, a three-volume series called Gulag Archipelago, which was about the Soviet prison system during the Soviet Union in which Solchenitsyn himself was imprisoned for several years.

So what I'm saying is that Google is an emblem for a broader set of digital giants that are basically creating a digital gulag

around the world.

We're voluntarily, unfortunately, voluntarily submitting ourselves to it.

This

Google digital goo logging is a kind of, as I said, it's all about surveillance.

It's all about these

smartification of devices.

It's all about these open-air surveillance systems that are feeding information directly to the state.

So

they're basically

collecting, collating, and processing through algorithms all this data.

and it's being used to basically it'll be used and it has been used in China and it's being used in Darwin, Australia, and it's going to be used by Google Sidewalk Labs in Toronto to basically record every move that's made.

And I wrote in the book that much of what go everything that goes on outside the home will be recorded and known, and much of what goes on inside the home will be.

And I was correct because look at what's happening here, where they're going to use Google Home

and

Alexis or Alexa, Amazon Alexa, or Echo, to basically echo everything you say inside the house to everybody in the agencies outside the house.

So this is a digital gulaging, and that's why I've called it Google Archipelago.

Google is the leading edge of all this.

Google was funded

by the intelligence agencies in the first place.

It was developed by the government largely.

Yes, it's a private

industry, which makes it even worse because now you have no freedom of speech on their platforms.

They are algorithmically, differentially discriminating against right-leaning people in all kinds of areas, including their search results.

It's just incredible.

This is the most dangerous thing, Michael, I have seen because we have always stood for the Bill of Rights.

But the Bill of Rights does not does

not apply to Google or Amazon or any of these companies.

And these companies are becoming as big big and as dangerous as a government can.

And then they're getting in bed with the government.

So the government can say, well, we're not doing anything to suppress those.

They are.

And it doesn't cover them.

So is there a solution to this?

Is there something we should be doing as a nation?

It's a corporate state, you know, so that we're looking at, or a kind of what I call corporate socialism or Google Marxism.

And what we need to do, first of all, is to turn off these these devices, get rid of the smartification of the home in terms of

something that can be recording what you're saying and sending it anywhere.

Have you looked at the legal side?

Is there anything that the government ⁇ you know, people are talking about breaking these companies up.

And, you know, I don't, I just don't like the government getting involved in anything.

And I certainly don't want to regulate them because that's what these companies want.

They want regulation because regulation makes the cost of entry for other companies much higher.

So they actually welcome regulation.

So we don't want to encourage regulation.

We also don't want to punish success in the United States.

We don't want to punish successful corporations.

However, I think that what has to be done is that Google needs to be understood and even called a state apparatus.

And so once we acknowledge that it's actually been produced by the state to a great degree, we're talking about a place and Facebook as well.

We're talking about spaces that have to be considered public.

And so I think the move should be for the dummification of the home and the public

publication, if you will, of

the digital realm.

So in other words, knowing that these companies have been funded by and are being used by the government, it would require them then to be known as a state apparatus, which then the Bill of Rights would fall

into

free speech that we are entitled to as citizens of the United States, the First Amendment and the Second Amendment, which helps to guarantee all the other rights that we have.

So I think it's absolutely incumbent upon us to

to develop a movement for this uh particular agenda.

And I don't mean screaming in the streets.

I'm talking about a kind of response that's legal,

that is also

reasoned, and then using evidence rather than

leftist type tactics to bring this to its stop.

Michael, thank you so much.

And

we will have you on again here in the next week or so about your book.

A lot of this is in the book.

You really need to read it and know what's going on.

Google Archipelago, that is by Michael Rechtenwald.

You can find him at michaelrechtenwald.com,

but follow him.

He is an interesting guy who thinks deeply about these

subjects, and his book is

terrifying, bone-chilling, hair-raising.

Google Archipelago.

You can find it online now.

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I could, it doesn't, it doesn't matter.

I mean, we should talk about, and we're not going to have time today, we should talk about what happened in Hong Kong today.

I do not want the government involved in this.

The government cannot go and free Hong Kong.

This was

accomplished losing Hong Kong to China in the year 2000, when England gave it up because they had a treaty with China and they gave it up.

And I don't know what to do about it.

I feel for the people of China.

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And I just feel, I'm torn because I feel like this is going to be something that we come to regret

as we put all of these people behind a digital iron curtain now of China.

But we have other things to talk about.

We spoke last hour about testimony in the Planned Parenthood case against those two journalists that went into undercover and proved on videotape that Planned Parenthood was selling body parts.

Well, last week in the courtroom in San Francisco, and you can only find two Christian sites that report this,

in the courtroom under oath, one of the companies that was a recipient of those body parts,

they testified that the body parts were intact,

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I mean, it's terrifying.

No one is talking about that.

No one is also talking about Elon Omar.

No one, in fact, we have the theme here.

We should.

I mean, if we're going to talk about it, we might as well make it a little easier to go down.

Okay, so last week, Media Matters put out a video of me that was so out of context, none of us knew how I said what they said I said, that she was just trying to destroy America.

And without the context,

maybe

it could be something you struggle with.

But with the context, especially,

with all of the things that that she is doing, with all of the things that she's done with Israel, all of the things she's saying about the United States, the Green New Deal, where they're talking about flipping us from

a free market to a not free market system, I'd say you want to destroy America.

So

when Media Matters put this out, she wrote, as public officials, we can't really sue.

We just have to live with all the vile, untrue things people say about us.

Don't I know it.

But we can make sure people understand what love for America really looks like and that this idiot doesn't have an inch of the love that I have for our country.

Okay, I believe it's an ounce, but I'll, I mean, give me an inch and I'll take a mile.

Or an ounce.

Or an ounce.

It doesn't add a matter.

So I tweeted a TweetStorm.

And so far, I just want to let you know, so far, no response.

That's probably because you forgot to tag her in it.

When you tag someone in a tweet, they don't see it in their feed, and they would be tagged your specific response.

I tagged all of them.

For instance, here's the first one.

Congresswoman Omar, please tell me how anything I said was untrue.

I seriously would like to know because, by and large, you've refused to respond or provide any information to show how any of the collective evidence is false.

Tweet two.

Also.

Not just you, by the way.

We should point out to people like the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

Correct.

Tweet two.

First and foremost, the Destroy American line, like all Media Matters clips, was taken out of context.

Secondly, how exactly would you describe behavior like embarking on a trip to Israel sponsored by MIFTA?

Next tweet.

MIFTA are anti-Semites.

They've published an American neo-Nazi treatise called Who Rules American?

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4.

MIFTA once published blood libel claiming Jews use the blood of Christians in Jewish Passover.

Read it here for the full breakdown.

5.

MIFTA once celebrated a terrorist that killed 38 Israelis, including 13 children.

Again, see here for the evidence in their own words.

6.

Mifta also celebrated a female suicide bomber named Wafa Adries, calling her the beginning of a string of Palestinian women dedicated to sacrificing their lives for the cause.

See here.

7.

Does dealing with a vile group such as

MITA demonstrate the love for America and our values that you mentioned?

Would someone representing American values send this tweet?

And I included her tweet, Somali government and peacekeeping forces need to protect Hormood and the Somali telecom industry as they make enormous contribution to the economy and provide a vital service.

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Ilan,

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Next, Ilan,

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Please do so.

If it's just a nasty rumor, we need to squash it as soon as possible.

If it's all untrue, why would you delete the social media post that backed it up?

C15B, which is then the hyperlink to it.

11.

If your ex-husband is not your brother, why did he live with a woman you have referenced as your sister in London why does she consider your father as her father and why are these photos of the three of you together you describing them as brother and sister

next in 2016 when you filed a harassment report on a DC cab driver you did so and called your sister Leah your sister Why did another witness collaborate that if she's not your sister?

Again, easy question the American public would like answers on.

You just need to do what you so far have refused to do.

Just address them.

Next, your personal life is yours unless it interferes with the law.

You've claimed you're not having an affair with Tim Minette.

So why does his wife claim otherwise in official court documents?

Next, can you please explain the insane payments your campaign has paid Mr.

Minette?

This is not normal.

Can you review this this and give, if not me, the people that donated to your campaign a reason for these, Hyperlink?

But there's much, much more.

But let's just start by answering those questions, please.

Surprisingly, she hasn't answered a single one.

And you're sure you tagged her on her.

I tagged her on every single one.

Yeah, sometimes you miss it.

You have a lot of tweets coming in.

Yeah.

Maybe I'm going to retweet it, and then maybe

you can retweet this whole thing

and also tag Ilan Omar.

Maybe anyone who's on Twitter in the audience should start retweeting this particular tweet to see if she'll answer maybe one of the many questions.

One you've asked her here.

Maybe she had a busy weekend and she didn't see these.

Reasonable questions.

She's got a lot to juggle.

We're finding out.

She's got all her weekends seem to be very filled up.

Alan Omar.

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Uh, but he said it was his contact lens.

Uh-huh.

Uh, and he spoke this weekend.

A lot of people are worried about his health.

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about what is happening with Bernie, not with Bernie Sanders, but with Joe Biden.

Joe Biden is having

some real problems with his speeches, and he called President Trump, President Hump, and these things,

which, you know,

you can,

you know, you can, when somebody is speaking as much as Joe Biden is, you can understand things like that.

But something else is happening.

And I want you to listen, but I want you to listen

with this ear.

He has had two aneurysms now.

And the last one, they had to take part of his head off and actually stop the aneurysm and take it out.

Now,

that second aneurysm that he had, they said for a while that they didn't think he would be able to speak again because it was happening in one of his speech centers.

My daughter had strokes and she has a hard time with speech and she has a really hard time understanding speech that is coming in and processing it and understanding and trying to find the right word, word retrieval.

She has a hard time with that.

And so sometimes she will hem and har.

She'll be like,

and she can't find the right word.

This is what's happening to Joe Biden.

With an aneurysm like he had, and the doctor saying that he may not be able to have word retrieval.

He's experiencing a modern day medical miracle, but that's what's happening.

So all this talk about him going senile or whatever, no, no, no.

He has had two aneurysms.

And, you know, that doesn't make me comfortable, but that's what's happening.

And I want you to listen now to him as he's fighting to find the right words.

This is from this weekend.

We cannot and I will not let this man be re-elected president of the United States of America.

I want you to listen to his pronunciation of some words as well.

Freudian slip.

If Donald Trump is re-elected,

he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation.

Donald Trump does pose an excellent strength to this

the it's not hypothetical his his threat to this nation.

He doesn't even go back to it.

He does pose a real threat.

The core values of this nation, our standing in the world, our very democracy,

everything that's made America, America's at stake, and everyone knows who Donald Trump is.

Here the slightest

show them who we are.

Who we are.

That we choose hope over fear.

We choose science over fiction.

We choose unity over division.

And yes, yes, we choose

truth over lies.

You just said we choose.

Folks,

folks.

I've never been more optimistic about America's chances than I am today.

We're better positioned than any nation in the world to lead the 21st century.

We have the world's most powerful economy.

We have the greatest research universities in the world, grip more than all the rest of the world combined.

We find ourselves with a workforce that's three times as productive as workers in Asia.

So ladies and gentlemen, it's time to get the hell up.

It's time to stop walking around with our heads down.

This is the United States of America.

We can do anything, anything at all we set our mind to.

Stop.

Okay, so I wanted you to hear that whole speech for a couple of reasons.

One, to hear how it is affecting him.

Now, this isn't the first time we've had a president try to do this.

The last president we had do this was was Woodrow Wilson.

Woodrow Wilson was in exactly the same situation, and he decided to push forward.

He went on a tour to get the League of Nations done, and he was giving a speech.

He was doing a whistle-stop on train, you know, going from city to city, giving the speech.

Nobody wanted to hear his speech on, you know, a new world order, but he was determined to give it anyway.

And he had an aneurysm or a stroke while speaking.

And for a few minutes, he wasn't making any sense at all.

And then he tried to continue the speech, and they took him offstage, put him in the train, rushed him back to Washington, D.C.

His doctors were with him.

He had a stroke, and he was incapacitated for the rest of his term.

And his wife actually signed all of the documents.

His wife was really our first woman president.

So it has happened before.

and

it is arrogance in Woodrow Wilson's case that's doing this.

I don't know.

I don't think Joe Biden wants this.

I just have a feeling he just doesn't want this.

Doesn't want what?

The presidency.

He has a very strange way of showing that.

I know that.

I know that.

But I just don't think he does.

I don't.

What do you mean he doesn't want the president?

I mean, he could have not run.

He's leading.

He could drop out.

Why?

What do you mean he doesn't want it?

I think he's to the age, and I think he has had an aneurysm where he's like, you know, this is

a lot of pressure.

That's a lot of stuff.

I mean, I could die in office.

I might want to rather be with my family.

Why would I take on this headache?

Literally.

This is my feeling.

And I could be wrong.

He might want this more than anything in life, but it's not 2016.

Yeah, I mean, you could make this argument, I think, well in 2016, right?

This is what he kind of said.

He wanted to be with his family.

They were in the time of mourning.

That's why he didn't run.

Right.

And, you know, he probably would have

had a really good chance of beating Hillary.

Probably

Hillary.

Yeah, I think he would have been 2016.

I think he would have.

If he actually runs.

Right.

But in 2010, I mean, I think there's a lot of people around him who made those arguments to him.

I mean, it's been reported that he basically said, look, it's too important.

I need to be there.

I need to be in the time of time.

And that could be time.

That doesn't mean that he wants it.

That could be that maybe he feels like we have to, I have to be there.

Otherwise, we have a socialist or we have Donald Trump.

That may be.

I'm not sure.

But I just don't think he's going to, I just don't think he's the guy for the job at this, at this moment in time.

I mean, he tried to do a three or a four-syllable word in there, and there was about six syllables in it, and about four of them were not syllables that were normally in the word.

Yeah.

I mean, that is not, that's not a normal flub.

He is searching for words, and he is trying really hard.

And that doesn't mean that he's senile or he can't be president, but we should at least address that and talk about that.

That's what's happening with Joe Biden and his language.

That's what's happening.

Everybody made this big deal out of the cough.

You know, I heard the cough.

It doesn't sound healthy, but I don't know what that is.

You know, he should release his medical records.

He's the oldest guy that would be president if he won.

I don't think he's even going to win the primary.

Now,

let me switch gears here.

What he said

is the reason why he has a chance of winning.

It is very much like the Tulsi Gabbard.

If he was young and vital, he might have a chance of winning, but he is not.

But what he is saying is the message that connects with people and listen to the message.

It is the opposite of everything Bernie Sanders is saying, everything that Elizabeth Warren is saying, everything that everyone on the left is saying.

He's saying, geez, we're the United States of America.

It's time to lift our heads up.

It's time to stop feeling sorry for ourselves and we can just set our minds to do what we have to do.

That is a winning message.

It's not a winning message with the left.

And it is the winning message that actually people the

liberal side, the Democrats that are not lefties, heard from Donald Trump.

They were tired of being kicked in the face and told they're horrible.

That's what Joe Biden is trying to say here, trying to say here.

And it is a winning message.

And the Republicans should be listening to that.

That is the clear, easy message.

Look, the rest of the world needs America.

They're not walking around in Hong Kong this weekend and today with American flags singing our national anthem because they're expecting Germany to do anything or Australia or England.

They know the only people that have a Bill of Rights that really understand it is America.

Now, I don't want to get involved in Hong Kong.

The President is, I think, very smart on not getting involved.

He does not believe in nation building, nor do I.

But we should pay attention to what they're saying.

Here is a group that is going to slide into slavery.

And I don't know what America could do to help them without going to war with China, which is a horrible idea.

But

they are slipping into darkness.

And just before they slip into darkness, they're crying out to us, to us, not Canada, no one else, us.

Help us, America, help us.

If we don't exist,

who do those people cry out for?

We truly are the last great hope.

But we have to get our heads screwed on right.

I was listening to a song from Melton John today, driving in.

It was Mona Lisa's and Manhattan and Mad Hatters

and bankers and sons of lawyers.

They can't tell

if it's day or night.

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That's where we are today.

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We are so flipped upside down.

Mark Sanford said he was going to run

and challenge the president.

He also at the same time said, if he wins the challenge,

I'm going to vote for him.

If Trump wins

the primary, which he will.

He will vote for

Trump, right?

Yes, he did say that.

Why is the Republican Party just canceling all of these primary

elections?

That's stupid.

I mean, it certainly doesn't.

Sanford has no chance to win the primary.

I don't know why they would, you know.

Why worry about it?

Why cancel

and why not challenge and say, hey,

we just want to push back and make sure we're paying attention to the deficit and the debt and things like that.

And

then move forward.

We have to look at things logically.

We are at a point now that if we act only on our

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Should we go through the gaffes made by

our vice president?

This is all after he was vice president.

This is only in this run-up.

I don't think by the time we get to the election, if he is actually the candidate, we are just not going to make it.

We're not going to have enough time during the show to actually play the gaffe montage.

No, we won't.

We're up to this is I think our seventh update so far.

We've been doing it for about seven weeks.

Seven days, really.

I mean, we just started doing the updates to it.

And I know

every once in a while, they'll be talking about Biden and some of the stuff he said.

And I'm like, God, we never even put that one in the original construction of the gaffe montage.

So there's more to add from the past and current.

But this is just since he's announced.

Okay.

Here we go.

This is Joe Biden.

We have this notion that somehow if you're poor, you cannot do it.

Poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids.

Oh,

wealthy kids, black kids,

Asian kids.

We choose unity over division.

We choose science over fiction.

We choose truth over facts.

When the kids from Parkland marched up to, and I

met with them and then they went off on the hill when I was vice president, they went off the hill.

Just like in my generation, when I got out of school, that

when Bobby Kennedy and Dr.

King have been assassinated in the 70s, late 70s, I got engaged.

An old friend, time friend, and she is a friend.

She's been my friend in and out of public life.

Get over 40 kids shot in Kent State on a beautiful lawn by the National Guard.

We should set up a system, which I propose, which I will put if I'm elected president, that allows the folks at HHS,

the folks at

the Health Department in the United States, HHS.

He's saying that it was President

my boss.

It was his fault.

I promise you, President Mike.

If I'm elected president, you're going to see the single most important thing that changes in America.

We're going to cure cancer.

Donald Hump.

Donald Trump is re-elected.

Freudian slip.

But folks,

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Wow.

I mean, it goes on and on.

I mean, some of those things are just...

We could go back to that one, the President Hump speech had multiple.

What were they called?

called birtations?

Remember

because that one, yeah, that one news anchor kind of just stopped being able to speak for 30 seconds and kept saying the word birtation over and over again.

Had multiple birtations during that run-up to the moment where he calls him President Hump.

How come nobody's talking about the aneurysm thing?

Well, I mean, there is a

it's a weird thing, right?

You're turning at some level, you're turning health into politics.

But I mean, in this case, it's important, right?

Just like his, I mean, it was, they certainly had no problem mocking Donald Trump's health examination where his

doctor was like, his doctor was like a bad sight.

He was like a doctor of a villain in some Marvel comic.

He was awesome.

He's the most healthiest guy in the universe.

That's my medical opinion.

I love that.

That guy was awesome.

Why doesn't that guy have a show yet?

I know.

I want that guy.

Why isn't Netflix hired him?

You know, somebody with a medical condition, can we play Kamala Harris,

please?

Do we have time?

17 seconds.

What are you going to do in the next one year to diminish the mentally retarded action of this guy?

This is what she says.

Well said.

Okay, well said.

Now, she says, well said, to what are you going to do about this mentally retarded Trump?

She later apologizes and said

she didn't really hear him.

Wait, what?

And that's not the first time she's done that.

This is her go-to.

Yeah, I didn't really hear it.

She may have a hearing problem.

We should have her hearing checked.

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I want to play Representative Clyburn

a statement that he made over the weekend that I think

is

quite telling about where we are today.

You know what?

I really believe sincerely, the climate that we're in today, if the Bill of Rights, the first 10 amendments of the United States Constitution were put before the public today, I'm not too sure that we will hold on to the Bill of Rights, especially when I see what people are doing with the Second Amendment.

I'm no telling what they would do with the Second Amendment.

Do you really believe that?

That's a startling statement.

You believe that?

Absolutely.

There will be a strong support against the Bill of Rights.

Go through the Bill of Rights, and I tell you, I run into people every day who would like to see so much of those guarantees uprooted.

Now, isn't he on the other side?

I can't say that.

Isn't he on the other side?

Sounds like he's arguing that it's a bad thing that this would occur, but in reality, he would be completely for overturning the Second Amendment.

Yeah, he's saying, especially what we're seeing happen with the Second Amendment.

Yes,

what's happening with the Second Amendment is what they're trying to do to the First Amendment and the Third Amendment, all of the amendments.

They're trying to weaken them and violate them by carving out little extra room here and there until there's nothing left of it.

But I think he's right

for different reasons.

I think he's absolutely right.

But it would be the left, I think, that would say no

to at least a lot of them.

I mean, the 10th Amendment?

There's no way the 10th Amendment stands.

This would go through them.

First Amendment, freedom of speech.

Yep, freedom of speech.

I think that would.

Yep.

So you got religion.

Wait, wait, wait.

Let's go through them one at a time.

Freedom of speech,

I think, would have a real hard time going through.

People would say yes in theory, but

it would bog down into hate speech.

Right.

So I think you're right.

Gone.

Freedom of religion.

Gone.

Gone.

Freedom of the press.

Gone.

I think a lot of people want to regulate the press.

Yeah, well, that's certainly true.

On both sides.

The right of the people to peaceably assemble.

I think that one would maybe pass.

And to petition your government?

I don't think that one passes.

Petition the government?

I keep making this argument.

It's like, what you're talking about is essentially lobbying.

And everyone hates lobbying.

Lobbying is

an opportunity to go and petition the government.

That's what I mean.

I read it more as petition the government questioning.

I want answers.

Yeah, but that's what a lobbyist is.

It's an organized form of that.

And people say they can't do it.

Freedom

of speech is the same thing.

You think Citizens United is going to be included in that?

No.

In a rewrite of the logic of the world.

Okay, so the First Amendment is

toast.

It's toast.

The Second Amendment we know is toast.

We know that one.

Jeez.

The Third Amendment is, I think, one you might get through here if you wanted to.

Unless you listen to my

program.

It's always been my favorite amendment.

No soldier shall, in time of peace, be quartered in any house without the consent of the owner, nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.

So it's important to know that soldiers can just shack up at your house, but they have to pass a law to do it in wartime.

And in peacetime,

they can't do it at all.

It's not banning them from just showing up and shacking up at your house.

It's just saying like if it's wartime, they have to actually write a law for it to actually happen.

And I say because the government is involved with Google and Amazon and the NSA, they are quartering soldiers because that was the point of it.

That was the point of it, right?

The soldiers were going there and trying to find dirt on each individual American by staying in their house and going through their papers and watching them all the time.

So I think they are violating the Third Amendment, but you know.

The Fourth Amendment's already dead, but

the right of people to be secure in their persons' houses, papers, and effects.

I mean, that's already dead.

Now, would it pass?

Because, I mean, it's difficult.

I think that one might.

It might pass.

However,

you know, it's already been shredded so much that people's understanding of it is so diluted.

That's the one that has to be, that one has to be brought back to life soon because we need more protection on our persons.

We need protection of our thoughts now.

I'm telling you, that's going to be the next thing that people are going to, you're going to be able to be able to read your mind.

And I know that sounds like science fiction, but it is not.

And you're going to need privacy rights for your own head and your private thoughts.

That one, Fourth Amendment,

you would have net neutralities written by Google and Facebook and everybody else saying, oh, we're going to protect your privacy.

Yeah, you don't want that Fourth Amendment.

What you want is the Google Mind Privacy Act.

Fifth Amendment,

no person shall be held to answer for a capital or otherwise influenced crime unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising from land or naval forces.

Yep.

Nope.

Wouldn't happen.

Wouldn't happen.

I mean, we know the Fifth Amendment.

People like saying it when they're in trouble.

But other than that, people really don't like it.

They like, you can be able to, Donald Trump.

Let's act now and take that person or those guns and then we'll worry about it later.

And And this one's

again already dead.

The fourth and fifth have already been voted out.

They're just ignored generally.

Every once in a while, it's used in a way that

was in accordance with the way it was supposed to be used.

This is kind of bumming me out, Stu.

I kind of started with, this is kind of fun.

It's really kind of bumming me out.

Sixth Amendment.

In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury of the state and district wherein the crime crime shall have been committed.

We're not doing that on really important things, but criminal justice, it's still being done.

Yeah, I mean, this one's kind of, there's not too much opposition to that, I guess.

Right.

Seventh, in suits and common law where the value in controversy shall exceed $20.

Isn't that amazing that they put an actual dollar figure in there?

The right of a trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact by a jury shall be otherwise re-examined in any court of the United States than according to the rules of the United States.

Double Jeopardy, right?

Yeah.

Then you've got the eighth.

Wait, I think Double Jeopardy.

No, I'm not sure Double Jeopardy would even work.

Do you think people would vote for Double Jeopardy?

Well, I mean, they'd be like the daily double?

I love that.

Let me give you the least popular argument possible for this.

You know, people like, let's say, Jeffrey Epstein.

And let's say people like Bill Cosby.

You know, a lot of these things are happening, and we all kind of agree these guys are bad guys, and we're glad they're in prison, but it is kind of weird, isn't it?

That just these guys that were either acquitted or already tried and went through all of this and then all of a sudden are going back to prison for the same things.

Isn't it a little weird?

I mean, it's...

I'm not a fan of any of these guys being out of prison, and it's very hard to argue the other side of that.

But it is a bit strange.

I mean, Bill Cosby had all sorts of accusations against him, right?

A lot of them passed the

statute of limitations.

And a lot of it comes from sealed court documents that were supposed to remain sealed.

And then they just kind of bring him in.

We're like, yeah, but we really don't like you anymore.

Yeah, so that one, I don't know the details of you can make a case, but with Epstein, you can't.

It was Florida.

He was tried in Florida.

They went after him in New York.

Not the Florida.

Yeah, but it was through

a federal,

I mean, it went through the feds.

It did.

I mean, and and they remember and there was stuff like well not only is is this the entire punishment for epstein but let me add on to this no one else that was tied to him can be punished for these things

wait a minute what how is that part of our justice system it's not it's not it's not it's not but it does seem like we are going down this road i mean they're doing they're they've been talking about doing it with with weinstein in which they've admitted that like all these things unfortunately are not really you're not really able to go after a lot of them um But then they retroactively pass bills that say, well, now there's no statute of limitations on that, so we can go after those people from 40 years ago.

It's like, well, wait a minute, that's not right.

Again, I want all these guys to pay the price.

It's just a little strange that we do keep to be, seem to be violating this when it rises to the level of a documentary.

If someone gets a documentary about them

or a podcast or a comedian goes off and the YouTube clip goes viral, then we can overwhelm this amendment and go try them again.

There's something weird going on with that in our society right now.

And we might want to get that under control.

Because we're not doing it.

We're not paying attention to the law anymore.

Talk to federal judges.

Federal judges will tell you they're seeing cases come up now that have absolutely no rhyme or reason with the law.

It's because the judge said, you know, I feel this is right.

And the federal judge has to look at it and go, wait, you felt that this was right?

Where is it in the law?

Right.

And, you know, feeling is something that you can certainly all say, you know what, what, I don't want to listen to this person's music or watch this person's show or whatever it is.

But going back to prison for those things, despite like there's always a way to craft some legal justification for these things.

I just feel like the spirit of what's supposed to be happening here is being violated.

Oh, yeah.

You know, and that's every single one of them.

Remember the show we did?

It did about a year ago on the Bill of Rights.

Every single, every single amendment is violated every day.

Routinely.

Every day.

What were we on?

That was the 77th.

So the eighth is excessive bail or excessive fines nor cruel and unusual punishments.

That one probably is popular enough to pass today.

Yeah, I think so, maybe.

You know, I mean, but again, it's not very well defined.

And there is always pushback on what people use.

Like when you say, what is cruel and unusable, usual punishment?

Right.

I mean, you know, there's pushback from the right a lot of times on things that they say are cruel and unusual punishment, and I would argue aren't.

But that's kind of a different thing.

The Ninth Amendment, no way, no way this passed.

The enumeration of the Constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.

No.

Again, that gives way too much power to the people.

And those things are dead in our society already.

Ninth and tenth are out.

Tenth is definitely out.

The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution nor prohibited by it to the states are reserved to the states, respectively, or to the people.

Well, obviously, that one's long dead.

And they would outwardly campaign against that today.

I mean, and you go.

You know what's amazing is we look at Europe and why did the European Union fail?

The European Union failed because it tried to take too much

sovereignty away from each of those countries.

The idea of the European Union was, look,

we're just going to kind of control the monetary system here.

So we're all working as one trading block.

Okay.

And we're all trading on the same currency.

Makes some logical sense, as right, you know, and that's really what our government was for.

And then the states were all individuals, and they were all different from each other.

And with an exception of, hey, Texas can't print its own money and you can't have slaves and blah, blah, blah.

You got to do what your state did.

And so we were all different.

When I was growing up, every state in the Union was still very, very different.

Now, really, Texas,

Texas.

Some of them in the West are very, very different.

Nothing in the East, really.

I mean, there's differences.

Every state has its character at some level, but it's to some degree closer.

Not like it used to be.

With more federal control, a lot of those differences have been wiped out.

Correct.

So now federal control is what they're trying to get away from with Brexit.

And it's the federal control that is causing all the strife here.

We just did the same thing.

They took our model and said, look how good this works.

Except they didn't do our model, and we're not even doing our model anymore.

Right.

I think you write the obituary of the European Union a little too early there.

What do you mean it didn't fail?

I mean, they're about to pull Great Britain right back into it.

I'm telling you, in the next 10 years, there will not be a European Union.

The entire thing will fall apart.

Either that or it'll be a police state.

I mean,

I would say, yeah, I would say it probably do.

I don't think it's going to fall apart.

It seems to be getting stronger.

I mean, yeah, you're right there.

There have been, and maybe, and maybe that's true.

Look, I think it's a bad thing.

I thought it was a bad thing when they started it.

I think it's a bad thing now.

And I think the Brexit is the

appropriate and right response, but I don't even know if that's going to happen, honestly.

I mean, Boris Johnson might be out

already.

We've got to get what's his name on?

Farage.

Nigel Farage.

Yeah, we need to get him on.

Or Daniel Hannon.

I would love to.

Or Daniel Hannon.

I'd rather hear Daniel Hannon.

Yeah.

Because

what is happening?

What is happening over in England?

And what is the response going to be from the people?

I mean, can you imagine going through all of that strife to vote for this, this difficult decision?

Like, should we have Obamacare or not?

And then going through all of that and then electing a whole group of people that said we're going to get rid of Obamacare and give them total power, and then they don't do it.

Can you imagine what that much feels like?

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