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Well, her husband is starting to speak out because

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Now, one of those things that I think is insane,

absolutely insane, that I can't believe is happening is this storyline with Elon Omar.

The fact that she is still a U.S.

Congresswoman is nuts.

But why is it happening?

Because our media, you know, I really didn't like when Donald Trump said the media was the enemy of the people.

But I have to tell you, they are the enemy of truth.

And if truth is what, you know, the Washington Post says, oh, Republic dies in darkness.

Well, if that's true, you're killing the Republic because you are adding to the darkness.

You are not enlightening anyone.

This is where the silence from the media is doing great damage to our country.

They are so unwilling to do their jobs, so complicit in allowing scandal after scandal after scandal involving Elon Omar to go completely ignored

now consider this

it took internet bloggers to first investigate a story that something weird was going on with all of Omar's marriages It wasn't until official Minnesota documents were unearthed during her campaign finance violations that news broke that she had committed tax fraud.

Not only that, that she had been married

to two different men at the same time.

The question was,

is one of those guys her brother?

There's been a lot of circumstantial evidence to pour through, but the media still will not do their jobs.

I don't know why she's so protected from the elites at the Times, the Post, CNN.

I don't know why she's so protected in Washington, D.C.,

unless it is the power she wields with care and the Muslim Brotherhood.

Omar has claimed that her newest alleged love interest, Democratic strategist and fundraiser Tim Minette,

isn't someone she's romantically involved with.

But last week, Minette's wife filed for divorce stating in court documents that the reason she's divorcing her husband is because of his affair with Omar.

And yesterday, two sources have come forward, one for the New York Post and one for the Powerline blog, claiming that Omar's current husband is about to file for divorce due to the affair.

The source at Powerline claims that Omar's husband is saying that he knows that Omar did in fact marry her brother.

Can you imagine if this guy starts talking?

Because he knows where all of the bodies are buried.

Now,

today I took a glance at all of the mainstream outlets and publications.

They're not talking about any of this.

And again, it begs the question, why is Omar protected?

We could go down the road of you imagine if she was a Republican.

They would be all over this story.

Just...

Just one of the scandals would still be front-page coverage.

But these aren't the only thing that the media is ignoring when it comes to Omar.

The silence is unforgivable.

The press is the enemy of truth and information, and it is dangerous.

We know now that Omar likes to fundraise for CARE.

The media doesn't seem to give a flying crap about CARE, the unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation case.

But an investigation that uncovered multiple groups here in the United States,

the funding of the terror organization known as Hamas, an organization whose sole responsibility is to kill Jews and destroy the state of Israel.

Now, because of Kerr's involvement with the Holy Land Foundation, the FBI officially broke all ties with dealing with them.

But despite this, Elon Omar continues to get a free pass for headlining fundraisers at Posh Galas.

Why?

Why?

They have been helping fund a terrorist organization.

Now don't worry

because it only gets worse from here.

Last week, Elon Omar, from her official Twitter account, made this tweet.

Now remember, this is after her saying, we're going to go to Israel because

we just want to support people there.

And we found out out that her trip was being planned

by a group that was talking

about crazy, crazy stuff about talking about how whites shouldn't marry blacks and

women are not equal and how

gays are an abomination.

And of course, Jews were leading the pack on, you know, need to be destroyed.

We find this out.

Nobody in the press even mentions that.

That's who was arranging her trip.

No, don't worry about it.

Now, she quoted,

let me quote her.

This is what she said on her official Twitter account.

She said, quote, Somali government and peacekeeping forces need to protect Hormood and the Somali telecom industry as they make an enormous contribution to the economy and provide a vital service.

During my visit to Somalia in 2011, I was surprised by the quick evolution of technology in Somalia.

Okay, sounds good, right?

I mean, I don't want the people of Somalia to be hurt.

And if there's a company providing services in a war-torn and underdeveloped country, why shouldn't a congresswoman support them?

There's nothing wrong with that.

Except,

oh, I don't know, maybe

if that company in question is a terror supporter.

That's exactly what this company is that Omar is so infatuated with.

Hormood

telecommunications.

It was created by and operated by one of

the chief financiers of Al-Shabaab.

You know what al-Shabaab is?

That's Al-Qaeda.

That's Al-Qaeda in Somalia.

Now, you don't have to take it from me.

You can take it from that other really, really, really

not credible right-wing source of the UN.

The UN has confirmed this in their own reports.

The UN also links Hormood

telecommunications to the deadliest terror attack in Somalia.

Hundreds were killed.

Now, gee,

this Somali company, a financing arm of al-Qaeda, has just been endorsed by a sitting member of the United States Congress who is denying an affair with somebody who is getting a lot of money from a seeming slush fund

for working on her campaign.

He also is getting paid a lot of money with Keith Ellison.

Keith Ellison, who happened to vacate the seat that Omar took and now is the Attorney General in Minnesota.

Keith Ellison, the guy who keeps turning a blind eye to the law enforcement when it comes to Elon Omar.

Hmm.

So she fundraises for the propaganda arm of Hamas.

She publicly calls for the protection of the cash cow for al-Qaeda in Somalia.

What is it going to take for the media to pay attention?

How How long will the people in New York and Washington protect this woman?

How long?

Nancy Pelosi,

I think a lot of things about you,

but I don't think that you actually hate your country.

This woman, I believe, does.

This woman is actively engaged, in my opinion, with some very, very bad people.

I believe she does want the destruction of America.

This is more than just an ethics problem with one of your members.

Elon Omar, in my opinion, is dangerous.

And either someone is pulling her strings, or she's just too stupid to know who and who is not a terrorist.

Either way, Elon Omar should not be a congresswoman.

And Nancy Pelosi,

you and the rest of the Democrats are going to be eaten by the extremists of your own party.

If you're not already on their plate, you're about to have a giant fork stuck into you because

you're done soon.

Oh my gosh, did he just say somebody should stick a fork in Nancy Pelosi?

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Pretty cool.

Some big things going on.

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The Omar thing is pretty fascinating.

I mean,

this is like

we would have never expected after going through all of this and going through all this information and pulling all these documents and getting all of these sources that the guy smack dab in the middle of it might start talking.

That was never even a consideration of mine.

I mean, I thought.

I think it's more of a threat.

I don't think he's going to talk.

Can you imagine the muscle behind her?

If what we think is true is true,

the muscle behind her, he's not going to talk.

She's becoming a problem for them, though, isn't she?

I think she is.

You know, she's had multiple anti-Semitic outbursts in which even the, you know, many Democrats have said there were problems with it, although gently.

She is now having all of this ridiculous drama when it comes to her personal life.

And, you know, we're talking about not just us, not just,

you know, PJ Media, but I mean, you know, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reporting and confirming many of the details of this investigation.

And now this has been, this, this has been, this telecommunications thing, that's confirmed.

The organization that she is saying we need to protect and we have to stand up for

is

founded by and run by the guy who runs al-Shabaab

I heard you talking to Dave Rubin yesterday about this very topic and you read to him the posts that had come from this organization yeah and

he it's just even hearing it the second and third time it's inexplicable I mean it's like a white supremacist post from this group

which you know it's hard to imagine what they were doing but I guess maybe they just all came together to say, we really don't like Jews, which is what it usually seems to me with these particular groups.

I don't know why you wouldn't allow her in Israel.

What a stunning thing from that Netanyahu government.

How irrational of them to want to stop this.

But again, you look at it

from the perspective of what was their goal here.

You know,

when they gave her the opportunity to see her poor, sick grandmother, and she, of course, turned it down,

you have to realize and come to the conclusion that it had nothing to do with the sick grandmother the entire time.

It had to do with her

trying to make an enemy out of Israel, make Israel look like the bad guys.

They're banning the first two Muslim members, female members of Congress for coming into their country.

These are terrible people.

Israel wound up handling it well,

but

this is a constant focus of both Rashida Tlaib and Ilan Omar.

Well, remember, these guys, they may turn out to be villains in America, but they will be heroes in the Middle East.

And that's kind of important to remember.

You know,

it's amazing to me that somebody could be displaced by bombing and terrorism and then taken in by a country and provided a life of peace.

And somehow or another,

she hates us

and not the people who are terrorizing her own her own kind in you know in Somalia it's it's baffling to me baffling but very troublesome on what she is actually doing and the media is remaining silent

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Thank you.

Good to be here.

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Welcome, Pat.

Thank you.

Again, thank you.

You're welcome.

You're welcome.

So

Parliament yesterday

did something, and now they're going to have another election.

Again, when does this stop in Britain?

With the Brexit, with the Prime Minister, with the parliamentary elections, election after election after election.

Why don't these people, here's an idea.

Every two years, you do an election for the House of Commons.

Every six years, you do one for the House of Lords.

And in between, every four years, you do one for Prime Minister.

And then you've got it it set and you don't have to do one every 20 minutes.

All right, so hang on just a second.

So this election is.

I read this this morning, but I didn't look into it deeply because we had other things on the plate today.

Is this

not only Brexit, but also for Prime Minister?

Or is it one or the other?

I don't know.

No one knows.

There's no way to tell.

It's like the metric system.

There's no way to figure this thing out.

It's no way.

But I don't know the metric system.

The metric system is based in tens.

So

it's not necessarily impossible.

It's impossible.

There's no way to tell.

I mean, 60 kilometers could be 5 million miles.

It could be 4 inches.

Nobody knows, and there's no way to figure it.

I know.

I know.

Wow.

It's 100 kilometers on this road.

That's like 20 miles away.

It's a block and a half.

It takes me a year to get there.

I don't know.

I don't know.

But isn't that amazing?

This Brexit thing was supposed to happen.

I mean, they voted on it three years ago?

Or is it going on four now?

I think it's three years ago.

It was in 2016, wasn't it?

I think it was.

I have to tell you, if they have another Brexit

election and Brexit loses, that country is going to go

into chaos.

Yeah.

Turmoil and chaos.

They keep saying that if they have Brexit, it'll be chaos.

Can you imagine if they don't?

They all voted for it, and now you're just going to basically ignore them.

It's what they're doing.

And now his own party has turned against Boris Johnson.

Which is weird.

Like, what, a week after he got the job?

They've now turned on him, and now they may force another election in which, yeah,

he could either gain a bunch of seats or he could lose.

And then, you know, the whole no-deal Brexit or any Brexit might be again on the fence.

I mean, what a waste.

After he set the deadline of, was it October 30th or 31st?

And he said, that's it.

We're doing it.

No, he didn't set that.

That's what was set right after the election.

They had all this time to work out a soft landing for Brexit.

Yes.

And nobody has worked anything out.

And that's why he said,

Parliament, you're disbanded for five weeks because we have to work something out and you are obstructing this.

And then Parliament voted on that and decided, nope, we're not doing that.

And so now there's this other election thing.

And what does that include?

Does it include the Brexit and the prime minister or the Brexit and Parliament or no Brexit, just Parliament?

Again, nobody knows.

It's impossible to tell.

It's impossible to tell.

And we don't know if it's a mile away or 400 billion miles away.

We don't know.

We don't know.

The parliamentary system is so screwy.

I'm amazed there's still a country.

I'm amazed.

What a mess that is.

Well, that may end soon.

Well,

yes.

And there's that weird thing they always do, which is I have an important priority, and if I can't get that important priority done, I'll just, you just vote vote again and I'll resign.

I mean, it happened the last two prime ministers did this because of Brexit.

Like, ah, yeah, I think we should stay.

The people voted leave.

All right, I'm out for Cameron.

And then May's in there, like, I'll get a deal.

I couldn't get a deal.

All right, I'm out.

And now Johnson's in there, and he's like, well, I wanted this vote, and now I can't get this vote.

So Tony Blair can take over.

Let's bring back Tony Blair, put him in there.

No,

let's put Margaret Thatcher in.

I don't care if she is dead.

Put Margaret Thatcher in the chair.

If we're doing that, let's just go to Churchill and we could get the whole thing.

We just go back to the

stand behind him.

I'm for Brexit.

No nauseas and Brexit.

I wouldn't mind seeing that.

That'd be fun.

Yeah.

That would be fun.

Yeah.

So

what do you suppose is going to happen?

I mean,

I talked to somebody who has just gotten back from England.

And

she told me that when she was in England, she said, how long has it been since you've been to London?

I said, I've never been to England.

And she said, really?

And I said, no, I'm sorry.

And she said, you really need to go quickly.

And I said, why is that?

And she said, Glenn, I was there six years ago.

And I just got back.

She said, it is like London is like walking the streets of Saudi Arabia.

Really?

Yeah.

She said, they're not in the,

they're not in the, what is it, the, they're not in the hijab, they're in the burqa with the just the, you know, just the eyes being seen.

She said it is

that live there.

She said half of the women on the streets are in burqas

of London.

Well, that's just diversity, Glenn.

That sounds like a really good thing.

That's, that's.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No, I don't.

That's just

diversity.

That's yeah, no, we love that.

We love that diversity.

It doesn't seem like that's statistically possible either.

I would

50% of the time.

Well, look it up.

Look it up.

I mean,

that's what she said.

Yeah, I mean, it may have been a certain area, right?

And it could have been a particular area of London.

Yeah, because didn't you see something similar in Sweden or something?

Weren't there a lot of

immigrants?

In one place.

Yeah, there's one area

in Copenhagen that was like Saudi Arabia.

It was like Saudi Arabia.

And they're just not, apparently they're just not blending in.

And, you know, the mayor of London, did you see what the mayor of London was trashing Donald Trump because of the gunplay here?

Yeah.

And what Donald Trump and what Donald Trump responded with?

Did you see that?

I did, but I can't remember what it was.

Yeah, he said, yeah, yeah.

Why don't you work on keeping your knife crime down?

Oh, that's right.

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Welcome to the program.

I don't know.

I think this is important.

Stu, you let me know if you think.

Apparently, headline: Dairy Queen Burgers Are Not Made of Human flesh.

Oh.

I know.

This county coroner has been forced to confirm that they're not made of human flesh.

In fact, they have looked at the entire list of ingredients of the Dairy Queen burger, and the company says it's beef from cows, definitely not from humans.

Wow, that's encouraging that they needed to.

People just didn't know.

Well, okay, so all of this stems from last Friday, there was a federal raid at one of the South Carolina Dairy Queens,

and

conspiracy theories just went wild.

And the company wrote on Twitter, at Dairy Queen, we're very proud of our 100% beef hamburgers.

We serve high-quality hamburger with no additives or fillers.

Read between the line.

There's no people in our food.

Now, Wednesday, federal agents surrounded the Dairy Queen in Greenwood, South Carolina.

and it was part of an investigation having nothing to do with people in the meat.

The restaurant manager, Saif Mohin,

told the newspaper that a corporate inspector informed him that someone had complained about human meat being inside of a burger.

But that's not, that's what he was saying to the press.

But he had bags full of money hidden at the Dairy Queen and also at his house.

Well,

you've got to buy human flesh with cash.

You can't put it on your credit card.

Well, it turns out he wasn't buying humans or human flesh.

But anyway,

so the reporter

had to call the coroner and say,

the owner of the Dairy Queen said that there's an allegation.

Can you confirm there's no...

And the coroner said,

what?

he said I'd say.

You don't need to respond to every single thing you see on Twitter.

No, I know.

He's like,

I've never heard of this.

Nobody has called for this.

He said, this is the first I've heard of it.

I don't see how that could have any validity in that at all.

That's what they always say.

That's what they always say.

There is

a Chainsaw Massacre, by the way.

I want to point out Texas, which is where there's a lot of Dairy Queens.

And they were making chili, which I believe they serve at Dairy Queen.

So I don't know for sure.

The coroner said there is little to no chance of anything like that ever being able to happen.

So, I mean, I just want to quote Jim Carrey.

So, you're saying there's a chance.

By the way, I'm on the Dairy Queen website right now, Glenn.

Yeah, pretzel sticks with Zesty Queso.

I really want to try that.

And then they have a pumpkin pie shake.

And they have a pumpkin pie blizzard and a cinnamon roll shake.

The cinnamon roll shake is just, I mean, that's

designed for me.

I mean, that is.

Maybe it's just cold icing from the cinnamon rolls.

So tomorrow

taste test on the air.

We'll get that sound.

So I just had some California fresh squeezed strawberry lemonade.

And I swear to you, it's as I drink it.

To me, it smells like coffee and cigarettes, or maybe

an old shoe or something.

Well, it is people.

It's

strawberry lemonade.

It's people.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.

From Los Angeles, California, it's the Glen Beck Radio program.

Glenn will be joining us here in just a few minutes, along with his ever beloved sidekick, Stu Breguier.

We have Biff Bifferson down there in the studios giving us a look at what's coming up.

Biff, what do you think Glenn and Stu have planned for this hour?

Well, they got sports on the fours.

I know that much.

Sports on the fours, traffic on the fives, traffic and sports combined on the sixes, and then weather on the twos.

And then weather also at the four and a halfs.

That sounds like a very complex system

for a couple of guys who said they couldn't figure out how the metric system worked just a few minutes ago.

A few minutes ago.

It's a very difficult system.

There's kilometers, there's kilograms.

Right.

So I heard the announcement that they made earlier today that Dave Rubin and the Rubin report is going to be joining the Blaze.

Do you suppose that Glenn feels?

Hold on, I don't mean to interrupt.

Sonny, high 59.

Okay, go ahead.

Thank you.

Do you suppose that Glenn might feel that

this is a younger, you know, a younger guy coming in and maybe going to supplant him?

Well, he sure should.

I'll tell you that much.

He sure should.

That's exactly what I would think.

By the way, Metz lost 1110.

It's going to be an hour of sports, weather, traffic, and paranoia coming up in just a minute on the Glenn Beck program.

A new report is out and it sounds the alarm of brain reading technology and neurocapitalism.

This will be the

this is not fiction or sci-fi.

This is actually being worked on.

It will It should chill you to the bone, but don't let it because the good news is it's being developed and all under control.

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This amazing technology story in one minute.

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So you work hard for your money.

You try to make wise financial decisions in your life, both for yourself and your family.

Now, how frustrating would it be if somebody came along and pretended to be you for a while?

Well, let me tell you, this has just happened for the very first time

in space.

The very first space crime has been committed.

And I have to tell you, if I would have thought of this earlier, I would have been an astronaut just so I could always be in the record books as the first space criminal.

But one of our astronauts went up, a NASA astronaut, went up into space, was up in space for 11 months.

She was going through a bitter divorce with her wife,

and

she posed

as her spouse and emptied out the bank account.

Then she said, well, it wasn't me.

I mean, I'm in space.

Who could have done that?

Posing as

my estranged wife.

I don't know who could have done that.

The bank did their investigation.

They traced all the links back.

And it looks like

the connection ended at an uplink at NASA

to the space station.

So it had to be those crazy Russians, right, on the International Space Station.

I guess that's what's happening.

So our first space crime done by

our first astronaut,

And

we should all be so proud.

So anyway,

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Okay.

There was a report that was released on Friday,

and I think it's one that we should talk about.

It is

it outlined how in the era of neurocapitalism, your brain needs new human rights.

Now, following the recent revelations that Elon Musk's Neuralink is developing technology to be able to link your mind to the Internet, it goes both ways.

You're going to be able to access with your mind the Internet.

But the Internet will also be able to access you.

Now,

this is when everybody's favorite good guy comes in, Mark Zuckerberg.

His company is now funding research on what's called BCI,

brain-computer interfaces, that can pick up thoughts directly from your neurons and translate them into words.

Researchers say they have already built an algorithm that can decode words from brain activity in real time.

So in other words, you're thinking, hey, I need to Google what this word is or whatever you're thinking, this algorithm can hear your thoughts and turn them into words and actions.

Elon Musk's company has what's called flexible threads that can be implanted into the brain and could allow you to control your smartphone, your computer with just your thoughts.

Musk wants to start testing in humans by the end of 2020.

Now,

maybe, perhaps, just because we can do something doesn't mean we should do something.

Now, there is absolutely no way to stop technology.

It's just not going to happen.

Well, I mean, unless you're God.

Can I just tell you a real quick theory?

I don't know if I've said this before on the air.

I think I have.

But

I'd ask you to ponder it.

You know, when God stopped the Tower of Babel from being built, it was the merciful God.

And how did he stop it from being built?

He confused their language.

Because if they could do this,

according to the Bible, if they could do this, they could do anything.

And God knew that that would not work out well, so he confused their language and they scattered.

Well, what is our language?

Our language is not English or Chinese.

Our language is ones and zeros.

Confusing our language would stop us from destroying the human race.

Because I do think this is a real possibility.

I want to talk to you about what happened.

Elon Musk and Jack Ma

uh got into kind of a little bit of a spat or an argument.

They were doing a

they were doing a

conference together, and one of them really believes that AI is dangerous, and Jack Ma, it just seems to me to be out on planet 10.

He just doesn't see any risk to it at all.

But you tell me.

Considering that these two companies and others are advancing and have ambitions,

The report warns that your brain is the final privacy frontier, and it may not be private much longer.

He laid out how existing laws are not equipped to handle these emerging technologies that could interfere with the rights that are so basic we may not even think of them as human rights, like our ability to determine where ourselves end and machines begin.

So, a researcher at ETH in Zurich, who published the paper

detailing four human rights for the neurotechnology age that he believes need to be protected by law.

The researcher said, I'm very concerned about the commercialization of brain data in the consumer market.

Well, so am I, but I'm also concerned about governments having the same thing.

He said, I'm not talking about a far-fetched future.

We already have consumer neurotech with people trading their brain data for services from private companies.

He said he pointed to video games that use brain activity and wearable devices that monitor human activities such as sleep.

I'm tempted to call this neurocapitalism.

So here's what he said that we have to talk about right now.

And I don't think you could get anybody in Washington to listen to this.

Maybe a few.

Massey probably would listen to this.

But he said we need

four new rights.

One, the right to cognitive liberty.

You should have the right to freely decide if you want to use given neurotechnology or refuse it.

The right to mental privacy.

You have a right to seclude your brain data or to publicly share it.

Now, I just want you to think about this.

We're talking about the only thing that you own,

really own that are really yours, are your thoughts.

This

new BCI,

which is being developed, Musk and Zuckerberg and others around the world, will read your mind.

Third right, the right to mental integrity.

You should have the right not to be harmed physically or psychologically by neurotechnology, and the right to psychological continuity.

You should have the right to be protected from any alterations to yourself,

of self,

that you did not authorize.

Now, here's the thing.

This is what they're saying.

Brain data is the ultimate refuge of privacy.

When that goes, everything goes.

And once brain data is collected on a large scale, it will be very hard to reverse the process.

The scariest thing you'll read all day is this report.

So, how long, says the researcher, will it be until this is co-opted for national security purposes?

According to the interview, Samuel noted that Defense Department's advanced research agency, that's DARPA, is already working on neurotechnologies that could be used on soldiers.

He said there's already a military-funded research to see if we can monitor decreases in attention levels and concentration with the hybrid BCIs that that can read deficits in attention levels and then rewrite the brain to increase alertness through neuromodulation.

These are DARPA-funded projects that attempt to do so.

Wow.

And we're still arguing things like what?

That you're born as a man and now you can choose to be a zebra and we all have to, I mean look at what we're headed towards don't you think we should stop and talk about this there's no need for torture anymore

they'll literally be able to read your mind

there's no need for indoctrination camps all that all that China has to do is just implant people with this technology and they can rewrite their brain to be what a Stepford wife?

Don't you think at times

we're talking about the wrong things?

Do you remember when I told you about deep fakes?

Okay, so we saw deep fake a couple of weeks ago

with

who was the comedian on Letterman Scott.

Bill Hader.

Bill Hader?

Yeah, Bill Hayter.

And he was doing impersonations of Tom Cruise, and his face just turns into Tom Cruise.

And you don't see it as a deep fake.

You see it as like, wow, did his face just changed?

It looks like he's like got a rubber face, and he can make his face look like Tom Cruise.

You cannot tell where the real video ends and

the deep fake begins.

It is absolutely stunning.

Now, to me, that's at a position now to where I can't trust my eyes.

If you can do that, I'm not going to be able to trust my eyes.

Here's the latest.

I've told you that the real problem is going to be the human voice.

For some reason, the voice is much harder to

fake.

than

the visual.

I don't know why.

But they've got the visual down, but we thought we were a ways away from the voice.

The first AI deep fake crime has just been committed, and this time not in space.

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All right, so law enforcement authorities, AI experts, this program has been warning you of deep fakes for a long time.

And we've been warning you that it's going to be used for nefarious purposes first.

I mean, really, porn is really why the internet would develop so fast,

because that's where the demand was.

And it's going to be used by really bad people at first, especially since things are moving so fast.

The the laws around the world just cannot keep up with it.

So law enforcement authorities and AI experts have been called in because a CEO of a United Kingdom-based energy firm thought he was on the phone with his boss.

The boss is a chief executive of the firm's German parent company.

And so he called up and he said, yeah, Hans, it's Fritz.

I want you to send funds over to our Hungarian supplier.

And they're like,

okay, listen, it's urgent.

I just need you to pay within the hour.

How's your wife?

Good, good.

How's everything?

Good.

All right.

So, do you have it?

You have everything you need?

Yeah.

And I need this right away.

Send it right away.

Okay.

Hangs up.

The guy is convinced he has just talked to his boss.

He had the right tone, the right inflection.

He said the right things.

He had the same kind of, you know, vocal ticks.

He was convinced that's who it was.

So he took $250,000 and he transferred it over to this Hungarian fund.

Then,

a couple of hours later, the guy gets another phone call.

And he said, look, you just transferred $243,000,

but

it didn't come through.

I need you to do it again.

So please send this again.

He didn't do it right away.

The third call came in, and he said, hey,

you haven't sent it yet.

The guy got suspicious because he had verification that it did go through.

And when he said it didn't go through, he was like, well, something's not right here.

Didn't say it.

Started looking into it.

The third call happened to come from another, a number in Austria, and he knew that the CEO was not in Austria.

And so he didn't send any more money, but he lost a quarter of a million dollars.

Now, the thing is, they don't know how this guy did it.

They don't know who this person is.

It was all using bots, and it transferred the money right from the Hungarian account.

It went in, and this AI system broke it all up, sent it to a bunch of different banks, I think in Mexico,

and they don't know how to find them.

And they say, right now it's a dead case.

We have no idea who this was or how they did this.

We're entering a new world.

I don't know if you saw this.

If you're a geek, you did.

Quantum mechanics is this amazing thing.

And they have, what is it, super,

super in position, super, I can't remember, but what it means is when a quantum computer thinks, it doesn't think as yes or no, it thinks of both.

So

it's always both of everything.

And it causes the computer to work super, super fast.

Well, they found a new quantum time

they now say that computers are going to be able to go forward in time it has something to do with

the theory of relativity

and I'm not bright enough to figure all this out but they're saying that the computer now can go forward in time

and

do something forward in time so it is beyond instantaneous.

They're just starting to test this now but make no mistakes we should stop talking about these stupid little things and start looking at what's coming right around the corner.

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If you are not a subscriber to the Blaze yet, you need to be.

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Yesterday, I was on with Dave Rubin on the Rubin report, and he announced at the very end that he is joining the Blaze.

He'll still have the Rubin report.

You know, as if you're a subscriber of his, you'll still get it the same way, et cetera, et cetera.

But you'll also be able to get it at The Blaze, and you'll have, I think it's a 24-hour advance

to his shows.

And so we're thrilled to have Dave Rubin join us.

It is really

because we're quite concerned about losing our voices.

And we all need to stand together.

We all need to be strong as individuals, but also stand together.

And one of the people that we talked about yesterday was Bridget Fettesey, who is with us now.

Hi, Bridget.

Hi, sorry.

Yeah,

you live here.

I do.

How do you live here?

I never leave my house.

I mean, it's crazy here.

Yeah, it is.

It is.

You know what I feel, though, that more and more people, because more people are kind of pushing back against a lot of that extreme insanity.

So I found an underground support system, but it's definitely underground.

It is underground.

It is underground, but I will tell you, I sense a change here.

I had lunch with Jason Blum yesterday from Blum House.

If you don't know who he is, he did Get Out.

He did Whiplash.

I mean, he's won Oscars,

lots of accolades.

He is a disruptor of the movie industry.

Right.

He's very, very left.

Okay.

I shouldn't say that.

He's very liberal.

Right.

He's very liberal.

He cannot

take the political correctness of who you can talk to, who you can't talk to.

Yeah, no, I can't do it.

The Guilt Buy Association.

Yeah.

And I think there is a real change

to where people who don't necessarily agree with me are,

you know, he said, we went out to lunch and he said,

can I get a picture with you?

And I said, you want a picture with me?

He said, yeah, I want to post it.

And I said, you're going to get hell for that.

And he did, man.

I saw his post

and everybody just hated him, just hated him for it.

And what's crazy is I posted it myself and I didn't get the hate for him.

My side was like, great, I think this is great.

It's nuts.

No, it's, I mean, I was laughing because I posted that thing on my, I posted our podcast.

You were a guest on my podcast.

Yeah.

And I posted it on my Facebook.

And it was.

And then it got taken down.

They said we're blocking this because it violates community standards.

What?

But I've had sex therapists on my podcast.

I know.

I've listened to your podcast.

You will talk about anything.

No, there are no standards.

You're right.

And I didn't talk about anything.

I mean, I was.

No, it was like the most mild podcast

of all of my guests.

it's the difference between like uh i don't know bob hope and dave chappelle i mean it was pretty mild and i'm the one that gets you in trouble well it's just funny because it's the it's the yeah it i was saying that i guarantee it was just somebody who's friends with me or follows me on facebook and they were like i don't feel safe reported oh my god but they didn't even listen to it and so then i started like a war on facebook because what happened was people have been, and this is why I think sharing the risk is important.

And I think it's important that people like your friend who took a picture, people like me who are like, I'm not playing this game.

We keep doing that because I don't realize the effect that I've had on people just by observing.

So once I got blacked and I was like, I'm done with this site.

I hate it.

I don't like Facebook anyway.

It feels like a nursing home compared to Twitter.

It's so slow.

I'm like, when's bingo night?

What's going on, guys?

They're like, did you hear this?

I'm like, yeah, two weeks ago on Twitter.

Catch up.

And so I don't really use it that often.

So the algorithm doesn't really like me.

You know, you must feed the algorithms.

And

then yesterday, because there was all this action, suddenly everyone saw that I had posted this post about having it taken down.

Now,

I understand more being

a new writer, whatever Dave calls it, whatever space I'm in,

why there's so much,

why there's that feeling of what media bias.

Well,

that is, you have reason to believe that these things are true.

And it might, it's enforced partially by the,

it's enforced obviously by Facebook and Twitter, but it's, it's, they're given the kind of, you know, ability to do that with somebody just being able to report that because it doesn't, it doesn't make them feel safe yeah and they didn't even tell me what standards i haven't had there's no there was no way for me to even contest it so at least twitter gives you the ability to kind of make an appeal if it takes something down so just go to just go to wherever you get your podcast and look for bridget fetis uh uh walk-ins welcome and it's the episode with me and tell me that we violated listen to some of her other guests listen to the sex therapist and then tell me that i was the one that was violating community standards.

I want to read what somebody said because the comment was unbelievable.

And I'll find it in a minute.

But this guy, so I started this war because people who have been observing me, they came to my defense.

People that I didn't expect to come to my defense.

They were like, somebody said that you are all right.

They said, we need to block the alt-right.

I'm like, the alt-right hates Glenn Beck.

If you knew anything, you'd know they hates Glenn.

They don't.

They don't.

They don't.

They don't know anything.

and they just are just going whatever it is that the

algorithm has taught them.

Yeah.

It says

Bridget Fettesy, he is a gateway drug, soft fascism.

Perhaps he has reformed to try and revise his toxic legacy.

And censoring demagogues doesn't increase the appeal of the alt-right.

That is a briar patch argument of the alt-right.

Unfortunately, free speech intolerance, we require intolerance of intolerance.

Somebody on Twitter was like, WTF did I just read?

What does that even mean?

How do you, seriously,

how do you live here?

I mean, Dave Chappelle, have you seen The Dave Chappelle?

Yeah, of course.

It's fantastic.

Brilliant.

Yeah.

You know what?

I watched it and my first thought was it's really, really funny,

but it's...

It's not anything that would have been called brilliant 15 years ago.

Well, I think what Dave, you know, a lot of the things that I've come to understand, the comedians are, I've always been obsessed with comedians because they exist in this

intersection of free speech and comedy is fascinating to me.

And it's such a particularly American art form, just being able to get on stage and talk and push back against whatever the establishment and having him

go after what is the tenets of woke as far as I see, which is the religion.

Yeah, and the the left just isn't used to having people of their own.

I mean, I think the Babylon B had a headline the other day that said

liberals only like when black men

liberals only allow black men to speak when they say what they want them to say or when they agree with them or something like that.

And so he he's pushing back instinctively against all of their tenants of woke because it is this every I see all the comedians.

There's another another one andrew schultz and he did a crowd work special on youtube and he's brilliant but he was completely politically incorrect in this special he's a genius it was all off the top of his head and just but you can see the crowd it was more for me watching the crowd just laughing at all these racist profile jokes that he was making and the relief it was a very diverse crowd the the relief of the audience of like thank you i know well chappelle what was funny was Chappelle, Chappelle, do we have the audio of Chappelle calling out?

He does an impression, and he says,

I want you to guess

who I'm imitating.

Go ahead, play it.

You want the one where

he's

talking to the audience?

Yes, where he's talking to the audience.

Yes, please.

Yes, okay.

We have it.

Yeah,

you could have possibly given us a heads up on this.

Well, I thought you had it.

I heard it earlier, and it was, you know, maybe right there.

We do

somewhere.

We're going to work on it.

I'll tell you what.

I'm just going to take my sock off and I'll just use a sock puppet and I'll do Dave Chappelle's voice if you don't have it.

Do you have it?

No.

So Dave goes.

Dave says, oh, I'm freaking out.

Even though I'm not.

We don't need it.

We don't need your Dave.

I want it.

I don't ruin it for the people.

Don't ruin it.

But he takes on the audience.

Yeah.

And they're doing the kind of claptor.

They think it's funny, but they also don't realize,

no, he's really talking about me.

Right.

What he's saying is, you know, I'm going to stop you.

He does a whole impression and then he says, who am I?

And what was interesting to me was that the audience said Trump.

Trump.

Because they're so used to every joke being about Trump.

And he said, no, dummies, I'm talking about you.

And yeah.

And they all laughed and clapped.

But I think they thought that that you didn't include them.

Well everybody thinks that you know oh no but he doesn't mean he doesn't mean me specifically means the royal you right and he really meant you specifically yeah and he said this makes comedy impossible it makes being you know anybody in the limelight impossible yeah and it is so refreshing to hear it so I thought at first Just this is this is something that somebody could have said and wouldn't have been groundbreaking or you know game-changing 15 years ago.

Now it is game-changing.

But if you really think about what he says, like his, his abortion joke is brilliant.

It's brilliant.

Although that was funny too, because conservatives were, it's just funny how people hear what they want to hear.

Yeah.

I don't know what I heard.

He's just funny because everybody's like, yeah, I really can get behind his pro-life message.

I'm like, he's not pro.

That's not a pro-life message.

He's nuanced and making, he's taking the piss out of everybody.

Yes.

and that's the brilliant thing about Dave is he'll get, he'll draw you in and you're like, Yeah, he's on my side.

And then as he, the minute you think he is, he reverses it.

He reverses it.

And what he was, I think what he was saying on that was,

if you think you're right,

perhaps you're wrong.

Yeah, I think that's really so.

It was a lesson on certitude.

Well, he,

it used to be, now we have this idea that you know what everybody, where everyone stands and you speak to them.

And it's gone are the days where somebody can just make fun of everyone because you either need to be speaking to, so what he did in that special, messing with everyone's perceptions of themselves and each other.

And I do think he got so much of a lot of the criticism is that he's a reactionary, which is what anyone who pushes back against the left gets called.

And he is reacting to, and they said, oh, he's defending celebrity, but only somebody as big as Dave Chappelle, who's essentially uncancelable, can fight these fights.

Yeah.

Because

who's going to fight it?

Some guy coming up?

Correct.

I fight it because I have nothing to lose.

But if I'm in that mid-range, I mean, I think I saw

Andy Lassner was talking to Dana Lash, and Andy's a good friend of mine.

I'm like, Andy,

this is the Ellen producer.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

And And I was like, Andy, you need to be careful.

I'm just warning you.

Well, I was like, because he's going to get attacked.

Right.

And again, I would say that, you know,

good for him.

I think it's amazing.

He's not afraid.

No, he's not.

He's not afraid.

He's not.

I mean, he is a guy.

I'd like to have him on the show.

He's, I mean, he follows several people at the point

because he follows people that he doesn't necessarily agree with, but he thinks are smart.

Yeah, and he's willing to engage in a dialogue with them.

and so

and he but i was laughing because i i said um he i to me he's in that like kind of dangerous mid-range

where i'm like they can pick you off they can't pick ellen off but they might try and come for that's the same thing i think with jason blum is he is he's tired of it and he he's like if i want to have lunch with somebody I'm going to have lunch with somebody because I like them and I don't care what you think.

Yeah.

And he's trying because you can't cancel Jason Blum.

No.

And so what are they going to do about it?

And he's trying, I think, he's one of the people that try to set an example of, look, I, I can get along with a lot of people and we have to stop this.

Right.

Or we're all in trouble.

Well, it's if you, you know, they, for all the talk that they had about the bubble and how they didn't see anything, they, they were in a bubble, they've insulated themselves even more by creating these lines that you now can't cross.

Yeah.

So now you're saying, we were in a a bubble, but you can't talk to anybody outside of the bubble.

Yeah.

Or you're a Nazi.

Like, well, how is that making your bubble expanding?

You're just creating an even more insulated bubble.

And isn't that what the Nazis did?

I'm pretty sure you misunderstand what the Nazis were.

Yeah.

All right, Bridget Fetasy.

You can find her at, what's your website, BridgetFetasye.com?

Yeah, you can find me at fetishy.com or check out my new YouTube show, Weekly Dumpster Fire on YouTube,

where I just go through all the 24-hour outrage cycle and make fun of everyone.

I was on with Dave Rubin.

He's off for a month.

Yeah.

He doesn't do it.

So I did his show yesterday.

Did you see it?

No, I was working.

Oh, sure, sure.

So anyway,

I just went through the month's worth of news, and you want to talk about a dumpster fire.

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crazy.

I know.

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And he is an amazing, amazing historian.

And we're going to talk about the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims and what's happening in Plymouth.

They can't have a celebration, you know.

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So we're now a year away from a celebration of the pilgrims coming to this land.

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Well, then it's not a celebration.

We can't have a celebration.

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I mean, they brought those weird hats

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And that's what they brought to America.

That and disease, and they slaughter all Indians.

So if you're in Plymouth, we can't have a celebration.

But I contend

they may not want one,

but we could throw one.

I'll pursue this in one minute.

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I was supposed to be there today, and I couldn't make it back in time.

His name is Paul Jaley.

He lives in Plymouth, Massachusetts, where he is the senior pastor of the New Testament Church.

He is also the educational director for the Plymouth Rock Foundation, where they teach the Constitution leadership, education, youth ministry.

They tie them to biblical principles.

And he is one of the guys, he's one of the last men standing in Plymouth.

And dare I say it, and you can correct me if I'm wrong, Paul, but you're not exactly popular for teaching the truth in Plymouth anymore.

Well, you know, that

sometimes you're not popular when you teach the truth, but a lot of great things are going on in Plymouth.

And I've got great news because more and more, not only the entire town, I've been there a long time.

So I've worked in and around plymouth for almost four decades uh and so i've been there a long time i've got great relationships with the town and we're going to see the town's activities and the town has sanctioned our event in 2020 june 28 to 30 the american pilgrimage 400 and i think that uh we're seeing a lot of people come together in unity i think there's a great things that are going to happen next year of course not everybody is on board with the same kind of story.

Everybody has their interpretations, but you know what?

If we stick to the facts and we share it in a winsome way and we are servants to those that we meet and what we do on the streets, hey, there can be a lot of things happening.

And I know there's been controversy.

There was controversy in Jamestown over the word celebration, but the word commemoration was often chosen.

It's a synonym to celebration anyway.

And so, you know, the point is, we want to honor the power.

You're wrecking all my fun.

You're wrecking all my fun.

You're wrecking all my fun.

That's okay, because here's the point.

We want to see some powerful things come out when people hear the true story.

I mean, what a powerful story when you think about it.

Here's a remnant of of people.

It's a church plant.

I mean, America was started in New England with a church plant.

Here's a group of people that are persecuted in England.

They're told by the king they can't leave, and they're told by the king they can't stay.

Now, that's a dilemma.

And then they escape to Holland for 12 years.

They have all kinds of issues in Amsterdam the first year.

They move to Leiden.

They begin to grow their church.

The church grows to over 300 in Leiden, Holland.

They are very gracious immigrants to Holland.

They work all the jobs that others don't want to.

They have to learn a textile business.

They have to learn a new language.

They're going through all these things, and their church finally grows.

And then the truce with Spain is going to end in 1620.

Their children are getting older.

They just have this vision to be stepping stones to birth the kingdom of God.

What people don't realize is the pilgrims were not about themselves.

The pilgrims were not about their own church.

It wasn't about building their own church, having a name for themselves.

As William Bradford said it, they wanted to propagate the advancement of the gospel gospel of the kingdom of Christ into the remote parts of the world.

Yea, though they would be stepping stones unto others for the performing of so great a work.

What a powerful passage from William Bradford.

When you really read about them, I mean, they were setting out for New Guinea, and the first ship left and then turned around because the mass broke.

And that's when, if I'm not mistaken, was it Bradford?

One of them said, I've heard from God, and we have to go to we have to go to America.

We have to go to, you know,

what is now New England.

And they didn't want to go and they lost a lot of the pilgrims who said, I'm not going there because that was really certain death, people thought back then.

Well, also, you know, you have to realize when the two ships left

London, the Mayflower was rented.

The Speedwell was owned by the Pilgrims.

When the Speedwell sprung leaks, and of course they found out later it was probably overmasted by the captain because he didn't want to go of the Speedwell.

Then they put into Plymouth Harbor in England and then left on one ship.

Yes, about 20 or so stayed behind in Plymouth.

It was a great Reformed church there that they could have fellowship with.

It had put them all up.

Imagine these people had to stay there for several weeks while they tried to repair the Speedwell.

And then they were heading over.

They were going to actually go to where New Amsterdam is in New York, was their destination, the northern parts of Virginia.

Of course, Virginia was just about everything back then.

And they were going to go there.

And then when they got blown off course and found themselves on Cape Cod, now they're outside their charter.

They're outside their permission.

And they had been so well trained by their pastor.

I think this is a message that Americans need to hear.

Here's a pastor, John Robinson, who trains his own people in self-government.

He sends out the key core members of the church, about 75 out of that 300, he sends to the new world.

He doesn't even go himself.

Now, that's a powerful example that if you're teaching really well, you can send people you've taught and you don't even have to go.

And then he ends up

over, of course, he stays with the church till he dies five years later.

But the point is that the pilgrims come and they're so well taught on self-government.

And this is something Americans need to realize, that the unique aspect of the pilgrim story is people could govern their own lives.

They could govern themselves.

And so civil government was merely to bring order.

Civil government was not to control everybody's life, not to be involved in everyone's life.

And so here, the pilgrims, they draw up the Mayflower Compact.

Now, of course, England is not going to look at the Mayflower Compact as illicit or or legal.

They're just going to look down on that.

But here you have this powerful story of the pilgrims writing this Mayflower Compact, which they use as a preamble to their laws for the next few decades.

And you recognize that, and they made it clear.

In the name of God, amen, it starts.

We whose names are underwritten, the subjects of our dread sovereign King James.

So it was God to the people and then to the government.

That's a power flow you see restated in the Declaration of Independence.

You can see the seeds of what would make America great, though it would take time.

It would take time for that to blossom.

Seeds don't always come up at the same time.

So, Paul, what is your opinion on the pilgrims making a covenant?

Well, the pilgrims.

No, they made a covenant with God.

In fact, the first covenant, the whole concept of covenant was the spine of the Bible to them.

That was the heart of the entire thing.

So you made a covenant with God personally, but then you made a covenant with God as a church.

That covenant in 1606, where they shook off the yoke of anti-Christian bondage, joined themselves by a covenant of the Lord, as Bradford says, into a church estate.

Now, you have to realize how controversial that was at that time.

They took the scripture literally where it said, two or three gathered together.

There am I, Christ would say, in their midst of them in Matthew 18 and Matthew 20.

When that was talked about, they truly believed that two or three individuals didn't have to have a bishop, didn't have to have a priest, didn't have to have a a pastor.

Two or three individuals could come into covenant and they could then form a church.

This was a bottom-up, inside-out operation, which is the kingdom of God, totally opposite from what we see in kingdoms around the world.

And they thought that they were completing

the crossing of the Red Sea.

They thought that they were going to re-establish the new Jerusalem.

They knew that the old Jerusalem was there, but there was a new Jerusalem that they were trying to establish.

Well, they looked at the

typology and the symbolic language of the Bible, that yes, the New Jerusalem was an aspect, the spiritual aspect of the church.

And so they would look at it that way.

They did not necessarily have any clue what would happen as a result of what they did, but they recognized that, look, we want to see the kingdom of God extended.

And I think that when individuals get their eyes off of themselves, off of their own church, their own program, and whatnot, they begin to move forward.

This is when you can be of greatest service to others because you're not looking for a fight.

You're not looking just to cause a problem.

You want to serve people for their benefit.

And that's what gave them a bit of a unique aspect.

Now, look, I teach that in every American, in every event in history, there's some negative because people are involved, and there's some positive because God is involved.

And so you have the providential view of God.

You have no people are perfect.

But boy, I tell you, when they came, that whole concept of covenant is what caused them to write the Mayflower Compact because they're extending that concept of covenant from the church to the civil sphere.

It also was their concept of trying to make peace with the local natives by doing it by an agreement of some covenant.

So yes, covenant permeates all that they do personally in their church.

It could be summarized that the pilgrims, no question, believed they were fulfilling God's covenant and would go to the ends of the earth to do it.

Right.

George Washington also made a covenant.

Abraham Lincoln made a covenant.

And I feel as though we don't recognize that anymore.

And God keeps his side of the covenant.

But if we don't keep our side of the

covenant, we lose protection and we lose his favor, if you will.

God's never on our side.

We have to work to be on his side.

Correct.

And I think that the Puritans even talked that way, too.

In 1630, when Winthrop came, he said that we want to make a covenant with God.

In fact, he said, look, the eyes of all the world will be upon us.

If we truly keep this covenant, this will be a blessing to all nations.

But if we don't, we'll become a byword unto the nations.

I fear that we are close to that.

But when you look at the external, there's no question.

We see the nation falling apart.

We see us divided more than we've ever been before.

But you know what?

It's a trained thing.

As a pastor, as someone who's studied the Bible for years, I look at it and I say, we also have to keep our vision on that which is unseen.

There are so many good things happening in small pockets around America.

There are pastors praying together.

I've never seen it like this in 40 years of ministry.

There are more unity.

There's more unity in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

There are a remnant of Christians that are on their knees, not asking, oh, can we get the recognition we deserve?

But, Lord, would you move?

Would there be a revival of interest not only in you, God, that's most important.

But then in the history of what happened here and not just looking at the negative, but looking at the positive.

And I think that's the thing we have to recognize.

I talked to

Billy Graham, and I think it was the last time I talked to him.

And

I said, you know,

where is the next Billy Graham?

Where is the next, you know, George Washington?

He said, I don't think the Lord is going to work that way.

He said, I think the Lord is working now through people that are nameless, that aren't famous.

And he said,

he's growing them all around the world.

And only at the end, when it really looks impossible, will this break through?

And he said, I think he's doing that to make sure everybody knows it's God.

It's not an individual this time.

It's God.

I think that's absolutely correct.

Absolutely correct.

And the event that we're putting on June 28 to 30 called the American Pilgrimage 400, the goal we have in 2020 for that event is for Christians, others to come, and to see that here's a small remnant of individuals who weren't out to make a name for themselves,

who would actually be embarrassed to see monuments put up about them.

And yet here they come.

And look what God could do through a small remnant.

Half of them die the first winter and everything goes wrong.

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That's right.

Everything went right as well.

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So talking to Paul Jaly, Paul,

tell me about what you're doing and what the dates are again.

This is June 28th on a Sunday through the 30th of June, 2020.

Now, one of the things we want to do is portray the faith that brought the pilgrims to America for all there to see.

We're doing an actual reenactment of a pilgrim church service on Sunday morning, the 28th, right down on the waterfront.

All the songs we're singing exactly the way the pilgrims sang the songs.

I'm going to preach a sermon right from the notes of John Robinson, and we're going to have a demonstration right on the waterfront there for all to see that afternoon at Forefathers Monument.

And we're going to have a large rally right there where we're going to be rehearsing the faith that brought the pilgrims here to America.

And then on Monday, all during the day, Monday and Tuesday, that 29th and 30th, people can sign up for tours, walking tours of Plymouth.

They can sign up for seminars from some of the great historians around the country that are coming in.

And then in the Monday night, we're doing a production, a musical, and a production, some reenacting of why the pilgrims actually came from their own words.

So people can see what it was.

And not only that, I have pastors from around the world that are going to come in and give short, two-to-minute testimonies of the impact of the pilgrim story in Nigeria, in Brazil, in Guatemala, in different areas around the world where people have seen, gee, if a remnant can do this, what could happen today?

I was talking to an international leader and I said to him, why do you keep coming to America for these international leadership conferences?

He said, because we know if America goes down, we go down also.

And, you know, that's an interesting perspective that they see the benefit of what's happened and what God did here in America, how it had spread by example.

Not that America is the great thing.

It's just that when something happens that powerfully, people pick it up.

So we're doing that on Monday night.

And then Tuesday, outdoors.

Along the waterfront, we've had tremendous cooperation from the historical societies.

We're going to reenact the pilgrim actually landing right near the rock.

And we're going to do that with various historic societies.

We're going to have small addresses.

We're going to show people that indeed with a mini little parade, of course, we do the big Thanksgiving parade each year, but we're going to really highlight the fact that, listen, this was not just an event, a blip on the radar screen.

This, though it was not noticed by many, they are footnotes in history.

The Pilgrims rarely even make it to the history books at all.

The Puritans, the bigger ones, and of course

some of the things that took place later on, second second and third generation, the horrific things that took place, are given most of the, let's say, the print in books today.

But we want to say, look, there were some good things that happened.

There are people that were really sacrificed, both sides, both native and

English.

And we want to accentuate those things.

Why not hand down to our children and our grandchildren the good things that did take place and to say, look, there's hope for the future.

We can learn and we can get along with people we differ with.

We don't have to be calling each other's names just because we differ on something.

We want to work for not only a great harmony and unity in the town of Plymouth, and that's happening.

And it's exciting to see.

We're working with Plymouth 400.

We're working with other organizations.

I'm glad to hear this.

And I'll tell you,

it is a powerful time.

And we're going to see, we're praying that we are going to see some powerful things.

And people are going to say, hey, you know what?

Americans can work together.

You know what?

People can do it.

And just like those pilgrims who everything went wrong with them, that turned out right.

Why not get that kind of

an area?

I know someone said to me, well, gee, everything's all about war and battles today.

I said, yes, and the pilgrims wrote this.

We were armed with faith and patience against the grim and grisly face of poverty.

Well, you know what?

We can be armed that way again and overcome these obstacles and see great things.

So I'm excited about what's happening.

And at the website,

how do people find out?

They go right to our website, P-L-Y-M-R-O-C-K.org, Plymrock.org, and they're going to find on the website, it's going to be populated very soon.

They're going to to be able to reserve tickets to the various events, the tours, the seminars, and find out what's going on in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

After all, it's America's hometown.

It's where self-government was born.

And it's where those feet of those pilgrims, that tiny church as a remnant, stepped on that rock.

And the rest is history.

So much.

Thank you so much, Paul.

Paul Jaley,

for the 400th anniversary of the pilgrim landing in Massachusetts, it's Plymrock.org to find out more.

Thanks, Paul.

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Michael Moore is still available.

What?

We're going to try to get Michael Moore in here.

No.

Bill Maher.

No.

No.

What's the

problem with skills on the view?

I think if Bill Maher was honest,

I would consider Bill Maher, but he is not honest.

He's not, he's trying.

I don't know what he's doing now.

He's got Trump derangement syndrome.

And he's always been a guy who has been really, really wrong on some things, but really right because he used to be a libertarian.

I don't know what he is.

He sounds like a big state guy now,

but I don't know what he is.

Yeah, I mean, I will say he does buck

his audience a lot of times.

He will say things that his audience hates, which I always appreciate.

You know, to me, if I'm going to listen and spend my time actually listening to somebody's opinion, I don't want them to agree with the audience every single time.

I want them to be able to take the audience on when they feel like they're going the other way.

And he does do that.

I mean, he was never a libertarian.

I mean, like, it's he claims to be that's a and he's got moments of real clarity on libertarianism and then he just goes to big state kind of stuff you're like what are you doing yeah that's not

i think he's just has he sold his soul you know for popularity or what i don't i honestly think he's a a normal liberal um but he's so anti-religion um that

that he a lot of times like he'll say stuff like you know when he's talking about the differences between Muslim extremism and Christian extremism, like,

you know, to the normal left, right, like they have to be able to say that, you know, who's really the evil ones are these Christians and their guns and their Walmarts, where he is much more willing to recognize, like, wait a minute, people blowing up buildings here.

Let's be honest about it.

Islamic extremism is a real problem.

That's the type of thing you don't normally hear from the left.

But, I mean, he's not.

There's nothing.

I don't see.

Like, you know, he's probably for drug legalization.

So, I mean, yeah, does he have something in common with libertarians?

Sure, but I mean, that's not, that's, people like to say they're libertarians when there's like one or two issues they agree with on with libertarians on.

You know, if you're for big government, you're not a libertarian.

You can't be like yelling at people for taking away government health care and be a libertarian, right?

Like that's not,

like, that's not

those things are not compatible.

You have to be somebody who, at the very least, you want very small government.

You want no involvement.

Everyone has their little, no one's going to be perfect, and every libertarian says they're the only perfect libertarian.

But like, libertarian becomes a tool, I think, at times, as a word for people to just basically deflect what they actually are.

Because everyone has something in common with libertarian.

Like, every philosophy has something, except for maybe Hart.

Maybe Alexandria Ecasio-Cortez doesn't.

But that's about it,

if that's one.

I think Omar probably doesn't either.

Yeah, there's a few people that don't, but it's pretty rare.

I mean, you know,

there's a spirit of individualism that does permeate both parties at some level.

But, you know, really, it's just convenience for the left.

Like, when they find

they want to be conveniently libertarian on their libertarian for that moment, you know, the most famous example being, hands off my body.

I don't want the government involved with my body.

You don't.

You've just installed 16% of the economy.

You've just taken it over.

You've got, you know,

you are designing the

food programs for every child in America.

I mean, you really don't want anything to do with the body?

You want hands off the body?

Is that real?

You want to pay for gender transition surgeries, but hands off my body.

I know you guys don't want, they don't want to be involved with the body in that.

one instance because they want to protect abortion.

It's got literally nothing to do with a libertarian principle that they, you know, falsely promote as their actual argument there.

I mean, they're completely unrelated.

You sound like a bitter Nazi.

Really?

Yeah.

That's what I'm.

I am on the point of.

You know what I'm finding is

that as people are starting to wake up to the hatred on the left,

these liberals who have always believed in general liberal principles, I mean, a classic, you know, classical liberal you know, kind of thing.

Libertarian is kind of the.

And they've believed in, you know, human rights and, you know, maybe they're less war or whatever.

But they're generally normal.

When they start to see that

their party has been hijacked by a bunch of crazy people that want to end the free market, that are in bed with care and all of these people, they don't want anything to do with them.

And they're starting to peel away.

And what I think they're finding is, gee, my side is really, really brutal.

And I'm not getting any support from anybody on my side.

And yet the conservatives who don't agree with me, they're generally kind of cool and nice about it.

And they're shocked by it.

They're truly shocked by us being able to be cool.

with a different point of view.

And they don't expect that.

They j they they really think that,

we hate children and we want guns in the hands of all criminals and whatever.

And so

it shatters them so much that they don't know where to move.

They don't know how to move.

Everything they believed is just like laying in a heap on the floor.

You did a podcast recently with Jamie Kilsey and the comedian.

And he brought that up in that, you know, he was a very far-left guy and still is pretty liberal, I think.

But he,

when he met, I think it was his girlfriend's family who were conservatives.

Yeah.

He couldn't believe that they were like normal and nice because it was so foreign to him.

They were Christian, Texan, gun owners, Trump supporters.

And he was like,

these are the people I just decimated

for years.

And he goes to meet them.

And he's talking to them about normal stuff.

And he's like, these are some of the nicest people I've ever met.

They really don't know us.

They really don't.

That's true.

And they are legitimately stunned.

I mean, we've seen this.

We used to see it all the time in New York when we lived there.

You'd go to these media circles and such.

And you'd have a normal interaction with them.

And at the end, they'd be like, you know, wow, you guys are...

You didn't even try to convert me to Christianity.

You didn't try gay conversion therapy on me at all.

I mean, this is amazing.

What an experience.

Dude, you didn't bring a shot.

Yeah, it's like, no, we're just,

you know, it's actually normal Americans are

with us.

Yeah, yeah.

And that's why I think, which is, you know, the poison of, you know, social media certainly amplifies it, but it's that idea of you talk to a lot of people, and guns is probably the biggest example.

The idea that you could accuse someone, another human being, of wanting to help the NRA over saving the lives of children at school is so,

it's such an inhuman accusation.

It is so.

But that's the point.

That's why it's so dangerous.

Well, yeah, it does dehumanize.

How do you possibly believe that about a person?

Like, I mean, look, we talk all the time about what I believe are the horrors of abortion.

Right?

I mean, I think it's a really, it's going to be at some point looked back at, like we look at slavery now, where we're like, gosh, how did anybody believe that that was okay?

I mean, it just seems completely insane.

I do believe that that will occur at some point in the future.

However,

I don't look at people on the left and say, people who've had abortions and say, oh my gosh, they are like super excited about killing their babies, right?

Like they,

people struggle with this.

And because the society has essentially given it its stamp of approval, people don't necessarily always give it as much thought.

And some people might just just give it a lot of thought and disagree.

But I don't think of them as like, oh, they can't wait to get down there to murder as many kids as they want.

And never accuse someone of that.

But you know what's funny is that's the way some of the advocates are presenting it.

Celebrate your abortion.

Ah, my best abortion was, I mean, and that's crazy, but I don't think that's the normal person that has an abortion.

Yeah, the very extreme cases, right?

The activists and stuff do actually say things like that.

But I mean, you you know, there's not, there are no, as far as I can think of, any right-wing gun activists who say, you know what?

Yeah, we should go kill all the kids.

Like, there's no, there's no one with that position.

It's not a thing.

And yet it is the mainstream belief of a giant chunk of the left that they just think that, you know what, we don't care about the lives of children.

We just care about, for some reason,

you know, protecting the NRA's interests, which is just an organization designed to protect our interests.

Or the same thing happened in the war, Glenn.

They used to say the same thing.

Oh, you guys just care about oil profits.

Why the hell do I care about an oil company's profits?

I believe oil has been a giant chunk of our civilization.

So, yeah, I do think it's important to say it, but it's got nothing to do with going to war.

I'm going to kill innocent Iraqis for oil profits.

Who the hell wants to do that?

It's not a position a human being takes.

Well, I've seen it in movies, so I know it's true.

Yeah, that's true.

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