The Glenn Beck Program - America’s Sickness WORSE Than ‘Satan Shoes’ | Guest: Steve Deace | 3/30/21

Episode Date: March 30, 2021

Glenn shares the craziest and most terrifying story he’s ever told on air that makes rapper Lil Nas X’s "Satan Shoes" look tame: Apparently in California, cannibal gods are better for children to ...learn about than the Christian God. BlazeTV’s Steve Deace joins to discuss his new book, "Faucian Bargain," about how dangerous Dr. Fauci has been for our country. With the vaccine readily available, the country should be opening back up. Glenn argues that banks and companies are weaponizing social justice and that ESG scores will affect the common person. The Derek Chauvin trial is under way, and the media have already made up their minds. Our criminal justice system is in trouble if emotions are more important than facts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:02:37 I have the most frightening and craziest story I have ever had to report on. Now, I've seen some crazy stuff, but nothing like that, and we begin in 60 seconds. Let me tell you about American financing. When you're looking at the rest of 2021, most market experts think it's pretty unlikely that mortgage rates are going to go, you know, stay down in the 2% range. They don't think we're going to be able to sustain this for very long without massive inflation. I think massive inflation is cooked into the deal myself. It's going to get harder and harder for you to get a loan.
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Starting point is 00:04:11 The craziest most terrifying story I have ever had to report on is uh is today. Really? I want you to I want you to tell me. First of all, let's start with Nike denying involvement with little gnauz. Little Nas. Is that it? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:04:33 His Satan shoes. Are you familiar with this story? I am, yes. Okay, this is not the craziest story yet. It's a buildup to it. Old Town Road Singer raised hell over the weekend when he released his version of the Nike Classic Air Max 97 featuring the symbol 666 red ink and a single drop of human blood in the shoes. They're made for $1,000.
Starting point is 00:05:00 They have the scripture, Luke 10. 18 on the side, which references Satan's banishment from heaven. And Nike had to come out over the weekend and distance themselves from this saying, Ah, we don't have anything to do with the spooky shoes. Really? He said, you all got to admit the shoes hard. You can't sit here and lie. Now, he also has released a video where he, He falls into hell and gives the devil a lap dance after leaving the Garden of Eden. So I think we're on the right track here as a society.
Starting point is 00:05:42 I don't know about you, but I think we're okay. Now, this is not the craziest story yet, but we're getting closer. This from the Washington Times. On February 23rd of this year, the Satanic Temple of Dallas, Fort Worth, and Hewerewerewerew. Houston filed a lawsuit against the state of Texas alleging certain state-mandated abortion regulations violated their religious liberty of the members. It violates also the temple's religious teachings. So the Satanic Temple wants its followers to be exempt from such regulations and the temple has members across the country, including Texas. They say it is legal to get
Starting point is 00:06:33 an abortion in Texas, but the procedure is banned after 20 weeks unless it is a life-threatening medical condition, or the fetus has a severe abnormality. If a person is eligible, the state requires them to get a sonogram and receive the paperwork about medical risks, adoption alternatives, and developmental stages of the fetus. The state then requires a woman to wait 24 hours after receiving the sonogram and paperwork before she can go through with the abortion. The observer continues, but the temple's members consider abortion a ritualistic practice, according to co-founder and spokesperson. The state regulations have disrupted this ritual.
Starting point is 00:07:19 We have a distinct kind of procedure for this, said Mr. Greaves, and in no part of this do we include getting sonogram. or any other medical unnecessary acts as are required by Texas. Therefore, the imposition of those things we feel is a violation of our religious liberty. He goes further. The ritual goes like this. Are you still with me, Stu? Yes, I am, Glenn.
Starting point is 00:07:46 Yeah. This is not the craziest story I've had to have a report on. But it's getting close, isn't it? Yeah, it's pretty crazy, yeah. Yeah, the ritual goes like this. Before the abortion takes place, a member of the satanic temple will look at her reflection be reminded of her personhood and responsibility to herself. Take deep breaths, focus on her intent, and make herself comfortable.
Starting point is 00:08:08 When she's ready, she will say the third and fifth tenant of the temple aloud. I'm not going to quote this exactly, but it talks about how only your will is the one that matters. Do you have to say Beetlejuice three times at any point in the ceremony? You know, I don't joke about this kind of stuff because I think these people are serious. They talk about and the first one is that it's your will that matters. And then the second one is about how scientific understanding should rule your belief. After the abortion, the woman will return to her reflection and cite her personal affirmation, yada, yada, but it ends with, by my will. is done so I think that we are entering a new stage here in our society where
Starting point is 00:09:07 the satanic temple is claiming that it is their religious right to go through a ritual of abortion now would you like to hear the the latest and like to hear the craziest story I've ever had to to report on because that wasn't it. Here it is. You know what? Let me take a quick break because I don't want to interrupt it. So can we take a quick break here?
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Starting point is 00:11:23 And what was your understanding of that? What was happening in that story? What was the bad part of that story? It seemed like there were several bad parts of the story, but it's been, I don't remember. remember exactly the details of it? Well, they left out Asians and Jews as right. Yeah. Okay.
Starting point is 00:11:44 So, yeah. There's something else that's a little bigger than that. And I want to thank the National Review for tipping us on this. Apparently, for the stake of the state's school children, we have to set the record
Starting point is 00:12:01 straight on the blood-soaked worship of ancient deities in an article from the national review the board of education in California recently voted unanimously to approve the ethnic studies model curriculum for use in all of the state's public schools this curriculum the national review says is probably the most radical ideologically loaded educational document ever opered up for public consideration in the free world
Starting point is 00:12:37 Here's why. Students are to be taught that white Christian settlers committed theocide against indigenous tribes when they arrived in the new world by murdering Native American gods and replacing them with the Christian god. According to the curriculum, this replacement ushered in a regime defined by colonialism, dehumanization, and genocide, and the explicit erasure as a regime. erasure and replacement of holistic indigenous gods and their humanity. But all is not lost for students are also going to learn that they have the power and the responsibility to build a social order defined by counter genocide, which will eventually supplant the last vestiges of colonial Christianity and pave the way for, and I'm quoting, regeneration of indigenous, estimistic, and cultural futility, a future, futurity, I can't
Starting point is 00:13:48 a future that has the old gods and is culturally in line with what the indigenous people wanted to do. Okay. So the curriculum presents pagan gods of the Aztec Empire. As worthy objects of study and veneration. Here's what they are doing. The ethnic studies, the students, will be led by their teachers in the ethnic studies community chant. First, students will clap and chant to the god, I don't know, Kesepoloka, whom the Aztecs traditionally worshipped with human sacrifice and
Starting point is 00:14:37 cannibalism. They clap and chant, asking him for the power to be warriors for social justice. Then the students chant to the gods, to the god quasi-cotal, and then some H-God and an ex-god, seeking healing estimate, estimating healing of religious doctrines and a revolutionary spirit. Do you have this? So they're chanting, they're clapping, they're doing a community chant directly to these gods asking for a revolutionary spirit and a healing of the culture that lost these gods and a reestablishment of that culture and these gods. Now, one of these gods was the deity of war and inspired hundreds of thousands of human sacrifices
Starting point is 00:15:43 during the Aztec rule. The chant comes to a climax with the request for liberation, transformation, and decolonization. Then the students shout, Pentebe, Pentebe, in the pursuit of critical consciousness. Now, Stu.
Starting point is 00:16:05 before I tell you what these gods did and why they're worthy of praying to here. Do you remember the book I wrote, The Eye of Mola? Yes, I do remember that. Yes, you do. And remember how crazy that sounded? I mean, even I thought that sounded crazy. At the time, it was a fiction book. It was a fiction.
Starting point is 00:16:35 book. Yes. And it is based on the god of Molok, which is, uh, you know, the Bohemian Grove. And, uh, it's where people went out in the ancient days and they would have promiscuous sex. They would, uh, chant and praise, uh, the god Moloch. And then they would perform nine months later, ritual sacrifices of their children. and all of the things that we're doing now, this book laid out in fiction, we're kind of worshipping the eye of Moloch, we're kind of worshipping that same God without knowing it. Well, here we are knowingly worshipping the Aztec gods. Now, what do you know about the Aztecs, Stu?
Starting point is 00:17:30 Very little, I would say. Very little. That's why I need to take these classes, apparently. Do you, are you familiar with their temples and the pyramids and what happened there? Yeah, I mean, you know, I knew it in high school, I'm sure. It's been a long time, though. So they had these gods loved human sacrifice, and they would lay out their sacrificial victim on a stone at the top of the god's pyramid. They would then carve out the said victim's heart while he or she was still alive, then roll the body down the side of the pyramid.
Starting point is 00:18:10 At the base of the temple, it was then dismembered and disposed of and or eaten. Now, the estimate has been historically that they did this to only 80,400 people. that were sacrificed, you know, over the course of a four-day celebration. Now, historians say that's ridiculous, 80,000 people. It was only 20,000 people. I think 20,000 is enough to say, that's a little crazy. Now, the other God that they're worshipping is even in a less attractive figure. he really liked the sacrifice of children and the remains of more than 40 boys and girls were discovered at the excavation site of the great pyramid most bearing the marks of severe and prolonged torture and the you know the pictographs that are you know the Aztec pictographs show that the children were crying out before being sacrificed because well they were
Starting point is 00:19:27 were they were tortured but the tears of innocent children were pleasing to the God and so they they did everything they could to make sure their little victims were crying before and throughout the ceremony so the smoke of the sacrificial fire would carry their tears up to the gods in heaven at the moment of death they needed to be screaming out and so what they did is first they began with the bones of the children being broken, their hands and feet burned, carvings etched into their flesh while they're still alive, then paraded before everybody in town during a ritual while crying out, insufficient tears from the children were believed to result in insufficient rains for the crops that year. So no brutality was spared. If somebody was like, you know,
Starting point is 00:20:20 hey, I'll give you something to cry about. They kind of meant that, you know, I'm going to give you something to cry about. At the end of it all, the mutilated victims were all burned alive. So, um, that's good stuff. Now, the third god that is being taught and chanted to now in schools in California is thought to be the most powerful god of the Aztec gods. He held sway over darkness, night, sorcery and witchcraft. He also had the power, you know, within himself to disrupt the social order. And he was the god that they all really feared.
Starting point is 00:21:08 He was worship with many different forms of sacrifice. One of these involved dressing the victim in a splendid warrior regalia and then tying him to a stake or to a wall. And then they would do battle with him in a, you know, in a mocking sort of way. Because he was tied to a wall. And then after they, They humiliated and tortured him. They went an extra step in the torture just to entertain the God for as long as the God could be entertained until this person finally died.
Starting point is 00:21:45 So those are the ones that the Californians, the Teachers Union, and those who are putting the curriculum for ethnic studies together, those are the gods that they think really need to be. worshipped and brought back in our understanding because that that whole Christian God was only about oppression gang we are in we are in biblical sized trouble right now the because of COVID our church membership is below 50% for the very first time. Thousands of churches have closed and people are not going back. I truly believe that this COVID plan where they have closed our churches was an evil act and I think it was intentional to break the back and to break the habit of many, many Christians. We are under attack. We are under attack from the forces of darkness unlike I've ever seen before. This is now past and part of the
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Starting point is 00:25:12 Pretty exciting stuff. It is. I mean, you don't always get to worship ancient pagan gods in school and chant for their, for them to help you be a revolutionary. I'm conflicted as to what the worst part of this is. There's several competitors for that time. There are. There are, yes.
Starting point is 00:25:33 So one would be, you know, the fact that it's a statewide mandate, right? that so this is this craziness is not just limited to like you know it's some little district near Berkeley that's doing something crazy all of California all of California remember California we have a lot of listeners in California these are people sorry for that we're sorry for that we're sorry for what you're going through right now right we are your lifeline and that's very sad you have a chance to recall your governor very soon that might help some of this right but it's not only Because I learned some of the stuff. As I mentioned, like back in high school, I remember learning about the Aztecs and all the crazy stuff they did.
Starting point is 00:26:14 There's nothing wrong with learning about wild cultures and people who did terrible, terrible things, as we would advocate for. I mean, we've seen history get erased at times when we don't want it to be erased. But there's two parts of this. One, you're essentially participating in the rituals, which I think that's the thing. the chanting to be for that God to make you a warrior for social justice is probably you know probably a problem a tad over the line yeah in fact like yeah you wouldn't even say some of the stuff that was in the story because you didn't want to be participating in one of their ceremony ritual right yeah i mean it's uh it's it's it is terrifying what we are doing
Starting point is 00:27:00 It is not, we're no longer just saying, hey, there's nothing special about Christianity or, hey, Christianity never did anything good. We're now bringing back pagan, evil, pagan gods and teaching our children how to chant to them for power to restore and to stop colonialism and to bring all of that culture back to this land. Yeah. Are we crazy? Yeah, that's, that's not good. That's not a good thing. And in addition to that, you kind of blew, you blew by it pretty quickly there. But there's also the vilification of Christianity and our founders and the foundations of this country. I mean, they're calling it what theocide was it?
Starting point is 00:27:45 Theocide. Theocide. That are, anyone who came from Europe committed theocide on all of these wonderful gods of the natives here. Right. I got news for you. Do you know why the pilgrims, the first. compact and the first treaty with pilgrims and the longest running treaty in the history of America and I mean that as a continent the longest running treaty was with the pilgrims
Starting point is 00:28:17 and the Indians were the ones who violated it and do you know why because they didn't like the missionaries committing theoside on their culture now they didn't force it, many of the Native Americans wanted to know about the white man's God. And so they were taught by the pilgrims and by missionaries. And they accepted that because their God told them that it was okay and in fact, the only right way to live to when you had a war, you would capture the people and you would torture them to death. You didn't keep them. I mean, you know, some of the gods said it was okay to keep them as slaves. In fact, a little known fact that always is left out in our history is the number of black slaves that the Native Americans took on the trail of tears.
Starting point is 00:29:17 So yeah, the white man was oppressing the red man, but the red man was also oppressing the black man. Oh, dear God. the gods of this land were really not good. Any of the gods, if you want to tell me that the Christian god is worse than the god that is demanding sacrifice of children or okaying cannibalism, you go have a good time. You live in that world. I refuse to go with you. I like your summary of it. The cannibal gods were really not good.
Starting point is 00:29:56 Thank you. Well, I'm trying to break it down so all school children can understand it. Yeah. You can't even say that now in schools. You couldn't say that. The cannibal gods, not so good. How are you? Who are you to judge?
Starting point is 00:30:11 Yeah. Cultural differences, Glenn. You have to embrace other cultures. Yeah. There's no better culture than any other culture. That there's only been every culture is equal with the exception, of course, of ours, which is evil. But every other culture is equal. There's been no difference at all.
Starting point is 00:30:26 What? Imprisoning women and throwing, you know, gaze off of rooftops because you don't want any to exist in your nation like Iran has done. That's just a cultural difference. And we're not supposed to be critical of that whatsoever. Amen, brother. By the way, the quasi-official body tied to the Loudoun County of Virginia public schools on Friday. We told you about this, pledged to silence the opposition. Now, what the opposition is are parents who question the school's adoption of controversial race ideologies.
Starting point is 00:31:03 Any of this sound like what we're just talking about? They doubled down after revelations of the list and the stated purpose of which was to infiltrate, hack, and expose such parents. They wrote on Twitter, there is strength in numbers, and we do believe wholeheartedly that United, We can and will silence the opposition. We ask you to please support our call of action by engaging in these five small but impactful actions to help us in our mission of advancing equity through action. So the call to action consisted of items as refrain from opening and clicking or sharing any article tweet or Facebook posts from any group that seeks to sow the seeds of untruth,
Starting point is 00:31:55 hate and distrust. The equity policies are critical race theory. And if you're against this now, you will be silenced. That is their goal. That is the goal of all of the people that are currently seemingly in power in our country, and especially in our schools and in our government, to silence you, to silence anyone. Silence in the face of evil is evil itself. If you are being silenced, you are complying because you do not have to remain silent.
Starting point is 00:32:40 Yes, it may and probably will be used against you at some point. But it is a badge of honor at this point. You are required to do it. Silence in the face of evil is evil itself. As we continue to speak out tomorrow night at 9 p.m. on the blaze, I'm going to go back into the global reengineering of our society. It goes by a whole bunch of different names, sometimes little, you know, nifty catchphrases like build back better. Some are calling it the Green New Deal. it the Great Reset. Others don't call it anything at all. They're infiltrating our schools with
Starting point is 00:33:29 curriculum. They call them things like corporate social responsibility and critical race theory. But no matter what they call it or what method they use, it is all about the same thing, control and power and money. Power taken from you and given to those that sit in our holy temples in Washington, D.C., and shared with their new partners the largest corporations in the world. One of their big tools enforcing this outcome is using something called ESG scores. I'm going to teach you all about the ESG score. Tomorrow we are in great detail about what the banks and investment firms are involved in. one of them reached out to us, what was it, last week, two weeks ago.
Starting point is 00:34:23 They wanted us to know that this is not going to affect the little guy. It's just for educational use to help people and companies know who and what they're putting their money in. Really? It's just to help you. When we push them on that fact, it kind of fell apart. their only thing was, well, but we're not doing that. We would never do that. Oh.
Starting point is 00:34:52 Okay. Okay. Well, I feel better. It's like when Ray Kurzweil said, Google's never going to go evil. We just wouldn't do that. Oh. Okay.
Starting point is 00:35:04 Well, you know, all of human history tells me opposite of that. But, okay, I'm prepared to believe you. We're going to talk about it a little bit later on, in today's program and give you some of the details on that, but that is happening tomorrow. Also, Steve Dase is coming up in just a second. He has a new book out. The Faucian bargain, Dr. Fauci. He has a very different look at Fauci, probably not a very different look than what you might have.
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Starting point is 00:44:14 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Well, Biden yesterday said he shares the CDC's director's sense of, quote, impending doom. We're back to that, Joe Biden. I thought it was all fixed because they were going to fix this within the first hundred days. No, no, no. Please, wear a mask. Wear a mask for a friend. Wear two or three masks if you have to.
Starting point is 00:44:43 This is not over. We're entering now the most dangerous part. And Fauci is all. on board. So who are these unelected bureaucrats that are absolutely changing the way
Starting point is 00:45:00 America lives and the way America thinks? Steve Dase is here to talk all about it in 60 seconds. And it is the Glenn Beck program and that's what's so exciting about it. Norma, she lives in Tampa. She writes in about the experience her dog has had
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Starting point is 00:47:03 Roughgreens.com slash Beck. That's RUFFGreens.com slash Beck or call 833 Glenn 33. Joe Biden. Joe Biden is, well, he's very worried because yesterday, can we play the CDC director and what she had to say about the coming pandemic and how it's going to get worse? I'm going to pause here. I'm going to lose the script. And I'm going to reflect on the recurring feeling I have of impending doom.
Starting point is 00:47:41 We have so much. Stop, stop. I can't take it. I've only heard this. And now I'm watching it on the blaze. Stu, did you happen to see this? I heard it. I heard the audio of it.
Starting point is 00:47:52 Watch the screen. Watch the screen. This is hysterical. Go ahead. I'm going to pause here. I'm going to lose the script and I'm going to reflect on the recurring feeling I have of impending view. Stop. Stu, what have you noticed there?
Starting point is 00:48:06 She seems very upset. No, are you watching her eyes? Yeah. She's reading the script. It does look like she's reading it, yeah. She absolutely is. I'm going to toss the script. She's reading all of that.
Starting point is 00:48:21 Okay, go ahead. We have so much to look forward to, so much promise and potential of where we are and so much reason for hope, but right now I'm scared. I'm speaking today not necessarily as your CDC director, not only as your CDC director, but as a wife, as a mother, as a daughter to ask you to just please hold on a little while longer. I so badly want to be done. I know you all so badly want to be done. We are just almost there, but not quite yet. So sincere and so scared. And Joe Biden says that he shares that sense of impending doom. And here to talk about it is our one and only Steve Dase.
Starting point is 00:49:11 Hello, Steve. Morning, Glenn. How are you? I got to say every time I hear from our CDC director, I get a sense of impending doom as well. I do, too. I do too. Tell me, you have written a book about Fauci.
Starting point is 00:49:29 And the most, you say the most powerful man, I can barely read the cover from here, I'm sorry, the most powerful and dangerous bureaucrat in American history, that's quite a statement. 14, 15 months ago, Glenn, we didn't know who Anthony Fauci was. And in that short amount of time, he has without a single vote cast, even by mail, not a single, single vote cast has rearranged the lives of every American, every American family, every American business, every American school, every American church. Need I go on to the point, can we actually step outside our homes and breathe free air? That is now a current debate. Now, if that's not the most powerful and dangerous bureaucrat in American history, then by golly, I don't want to know who is.
Starting point is 00:50:27 Well, according to the CDC and Joe Biden, if we let our guard down now, we'll see the virus get worse, not better. And I know that Texas let its guard down about 20 days ago, and we're still declining in hospitalizations and infections. It is a reference guide. It has more references and footnotes than pages. And a lot of it is how often and frequently these people, people have been wrong. Anthony Fauci told Christine Ome, she was going to have 10,000 people in the hospital. She never had more than 600. The last time we heard this emotional lament from our new CDC director, it was her unveiling a map of where it is safe to go to school and for the kids to do extracurricular
Starting point is 00:51:16 activities. And Glenn, International Falls, Minnesota was the only place in the dead of freaking winter, Glenn, was the only place safe for kids to be fully back in-person learning with extracurricular activities. I mean, that's just obviously defies any form of common sense. On and on and on it goes. They have lied repeatedly, gaslighted us repeatedly. The previous CDC director told us that a useless face diaper from China would protect him from COVID-19 even more than the vaccines. We might as well go outside and with voodoo. It has to stop. And that's why for this book, we bypass the normal publishing process of hard covers and distribution that takes, six months. We got to get this in as many people's hands as we can right now. We went right to
Starting point is 00:52:06 paperback, but that means we can only sell it in Amazon. That's the only place on earth. We could get an audience of this size, this many books. And so that's where you have to get it, unfortunately, but it's got all the information we need to take this to our legislatures, our governors, our city councils, our boards of health, and end this farce once and for all. You call it the Faucian bargain. That's the name of the book. I love the title, actually, for all of its meaning. Tell me what you're going to find in this book. I'm an average citizen.
Starting point is 00:52:42 I'm up on it, but not really. What's in here that is going to help me go to my school board and to my community and to my senators and congressmen? All the facts and all the data you've largely not been told or shared. There was a recent survey that found our media was the most negative in the world for COVID-19. I woke up this morning, and I had a UK physician who has written a book and has 60,000 Twitter followers come at me. First thing I see this morning is he comes at me for fake news. And he makes this claim that 0.25% of all people in the UK have died of COVID-19.
Starting point is 00:53:21 I just did the math of population and death in three seconds. That's not true. That's his own. I mean, this is a doctor with a book and 60,000. thousand Twitter followers. You know, this isn't, you know, Pez dispenser me 14 with five people following them. And so this goes on constantly. I've never seen a stream of disinformation like this. People like you and I that have been in this conservative media game for a long time, we've been told for 20 years we need to be more like Sweden. Suddenly we forgot Sweden,
Starting point is 00:53:50 wrecked them barely knew them. We don't know what a Sweden is. It's like they fell off a map, never existed. The amount of gas lighting that's gone on here, it will all be debunk. It goes into question. You know, we have numerous. elected officials have endorsed this book. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Senator Rand Paul, Senator Ted Cruz, Congressman Chip Roy, and I'm already bugging those people that are in Washington. We need a 9-11 tribunal, Glenn, to get answers to the two most important questions of this past year that are raised by this book. Number one, how come only experts with one particular narrative were considered experts and were mainstreamed and were used by the White House coronavirus
Starting point is 00:54:31 Task Force, our own media, et cetera, when we had experts from the very beginning from Oxford, the number one university in the world, Harvard, Yale, Carnegie Mellon, Glenn, these are all places that believe in global warming and 57 genders too. And they all thought this was flat earth junk science, these lockdowns, and yet they were totally ignored. We give you all their names, all their citations in this book. We need to know the answer to that. And then number two that we have to get an answer to is what changed from February 28th of last year to March 11th. On February 28th, 2020, Anthony Fauci wrote in the New England Journal of Medicine that when we got done with this, when we looked at the IFR, the infection fatality rate for COVID-19, it would be that of about a bad
Starting point is 00:55:14 pandemic flu. That's where Trump got is, it's a bad flu talking point. Trump just parroted Fauci his entire final year of his administration and now, look, what happened? He's not in the White House. And so he wrote that on February 28th, Glenn, on most of the first. March 11th, just 11 days later, and just three days after he went on 60 minutes and told Americans not to wear masks, three days later after that, and 11 days after he wrote that in the New England Journal of Medicine, he went to Congress, said that this was going to be basically Captain Trips, college basketball, and the NBA shut down that night. The country was shut down less than a week later and for the better part of the next year. What changed? What new piece of data did Anthony Fauci acquire? What information stream did he get asked? access to from February 28th to March 8th when he was singing a totally different song to March 11th when he sounded the show far on this thing. We need to know the answer to that. And there's two reasons why, Glenn. Number one, so that we never fall for this form of authoritarianism ever again.
Starting point is 00:56:14 But then number two, when we finally do to get a contagion that may actually be a history book or biblical level event, and now we've conditioned a bunch of our people to just ignore it because Anthony Fauci is such a fraud. We need to get to the bottom of the truth here, Clint. Well, they're going to. I mean, they already know the truth, and now the White House is targeting an ad campaign for conservatives.
Starting point is 00:56:41 And they're trying to get the conservatives because they know they're going to be extra hard. They've already gotten all the liberals, they say, to get the vaccines. Now they just need the conservatives. And so they've got a very slick ad campaign that will convince us all that we all have to get the vaccine and a passport to be able to go back to our lives. This is almost like, I mean, I hate to say this, but if they weren't trying to condition us for something in the future, Glenn, what would they be doing differently?
Starting point is 00:57:17 Oh, nothing. Nothing. So it's just a matter of whether this is an accidental proto version of something to condition us for in the future, or its intentional malevolence, but the end result is just the same. I mean, listen, I hope the vaccines work. They're experimental vaccines. There is some conflicting data that's out right now. Every day I look, I get one source it's conflicting.
Starting point is 00:57:39 I get another, it's positive. There's very positive vaccination data right now coming out of Governor DeSantis's Florida where they have emphasized seniors with one of the largest senior populations, for example. So what I would tell my audience, and, you know, I told my audience from the very beginning, vitamin D, vitamin C, work out, get outside, get in the sun. If you've got elderly, if anybody has a sniffle or a cold, you know, social distance unless you test negative. I mean, we haven't just put our heads in the sand on our show about this whatsoever.
Starting point is 00:58:08 But we've actually followed established science like Rand Paul was grilling Anthony Fauci with about a week ago in the Senate. When it comes to this vaccine, what I've urged my audiences, unless you're in a high-risk group or you're elderly, first of all, why are you getting in the way of somebody in the high risk group anyway. That's kind of selfish. Let them go first. And then secondly, just observe the real-time data. We didn't go through a normal FDA approval process. So just observe the real-time data about efficacy and safety. Pretty much, unless you're under the age of, you're over the age of 75 with an immune deficiency. This virus, if you were to get it, you're going to survive it about 99.6% of the time. So I don't know why you'd be in a hurry to rush out and get an experimental vaccine under those conditions.
Starting point is 00:58:54 Anyway, if you weren't in those groups, I mean, Glenn, the median age of death for COVID in America is 78. That's the average lifespan in America. Let me read something that a blue check mark wrote yesterday. Vaccine passports are a good idea. Among other things, it will single out the still large contingent of people who refuse vaccines, who will be foreclosed from doing a lot of things their peers can do. It will help break the resistance down. Your thoughts on that?
Starting point is 00:59:33 My thoughts are the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment, amendments to the Constitution, have a few things to say about singling people out, creating different classifications of people. No person shall be denied life, liberty, or property without due process of law. That's the Fifth Amendment, the 14th Amendment, the equal protection under the law clause. What's happening here is these people are using this to show you what their true malevolent intentions are. If you're pro-vaccination, this is, and you're reasonable,
Starting point is 01:00:01 this is the worst messaging you could possibly ask for. You're basically begging people who have already seen their livelihoods taken away. I said a friend, a pastor from my church just text me, their kid in the public school was just told to start bringing a second mask because they sweat too much during recess, so they need a backup. And I'm like, why don't they just have them do rain dances? You know, just might as well do, you know, moon dance for the second recess. It'll be just as effective. And so these people are tyrants, authoritarian, they cannot wait to impose on you.
Starting point is 01:00:34 And that's another reason why we had to get this book out in as many people's hands as possible. I think a lot of people, I would urge, I've never done this before. I mean, by going straight to paperback, I'm going to make a lot less money on this because it's the information that's important. Buy extra copies.
Starting point is 01:00:50 Send them to people that are panic-stricken, your elderly that have been isolated, it stopped doing that. If they've been vaccinated, there's no reason for you to continue isolating with them. The amount of junk science here literally headlines this morning that say, yes, the vaccines work, but here's why you still must wear a mask. This is absolute authoritarian garbage with one exception, Glenn. There is one exception here that doesn't make this all flat earth voodoo. Would you like to know what it is? Yes. The one exception would be if the virus is not a natural phenomenon. because if it's a natural phenomenon, what these people are asserting, this is what Rann was pointing out to Anthony Fauci.
Starting point is 01:01:31 What you're asserting, and this is Scott Atlas's great frustration, we are violating the established laws and precedents of virology, immunology, and biology. So the only reason we would violate those is if this is not entirely a natural phenomenon, if indeed it was either originated or altered or engineered or modified in a lab. and therefore if it's been synthesized at all, then we're out, then we may be outside the natural laws of science. And then maybe we do have to look at things differently. But then that would make Anthony Fauci guilty of treason for lying to the American people for a year and funding the Wuhan Virus Institute at the same time. Steve Dase, thank you so much. The name of the book is the Faucian bargain. You can find it on Amazon right now, the Fauci and Bargain by Steve Dase.
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Starting point is 01:03:32 800, 500, 583-84, Relieffactor.com. 10-second station ID. You know, I really like the idea of a vaccine passport because not only will, you know, not only will it break the resistance down of those who are still resisting. But we could also have some official tracking. So we know who those people are talking to and gathering with. And then just alert those people that they talk to, let them know that if, you know, they continue to be around that person, we'll need to track them and put them on a list because they may be part of the problem as well.
Starting point is 01:04:21 And that would really help break the backs of those who resist. Oh, and we can encourage the insurance agency. to stop providing coverage, you know, or increase the cost until those people comply with this common sense approach, you know. It would be very helpful for the total control of those who step out of line. And maybe we could even add, you know, add this into their ESG score, you know. Ooh, we could develop a social credit score and punish those who disagree. Ooh, we could put him in a prison, a re-education camp with the Ugers. Wouldn't that be great?
Starting point is 01:04:59 We could develop a little ad, you know, or app that you could download on your phone, and it will tell you all the things our dear leader Biden said on that day, and then you have to read them, and the government will check to see if you read them. It'll be great. We'll be China in no time. This is the glit. Time share termination team. Somewhere along the line, if you found yourself the less than proud owner of a timeshare,
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Starting point is 01:06:35 You'll get 20% off your subscription to Blaze TV. You'll get Glenn Beck, Stu does America, Steve Dace, and much more. This is the Glenn Beck program. Welcome to the program. I'm glad you're here. You know, Steve Dase was just talking about what is happening with the passports and everything else. And Stu, you and I were talking off the air that. Just the messaging of the vaccine from the government is the biggest detriment to getting a vaccine.
Starting point is 01:07:26 They're not saying about how great it is and just get the vaccine. Then everything will go back to normal. What they're saying is get the vaccine. You still probably have to isolate. You still have to wear masks. Oh, and we're going to get passports for everybody. It's like just the worst messaging campaign of all time. You know, it goes back to what Steve was talking about, I think, in the interview that we
Starting point is 01:07:49 had the most negative coverage of COVID in the world. And this continues, you listen. Now, look, health officials and scientists are going to say things that aren't necessarily about messaging. They shouldn't be focused on messaging per se. Right. But like you, it's, I think a lot of this is the media who is taking this information. Is there a small chance after you get vaccinated that you could still be infected?
Starting point is 01:08:16 Yes, it's possible. Obviously, these things are 95% effective, not 100%. So, yes, there's a chance. Is there a chance that you could spread to someone else? It seems possible, but incredibly rare. So why would you focus on that? When you talk about vaccine passports and you talk about all of these sorts of things, you know, when it comes to, well, you still have to wear a mask.
Starting point is 01:08:42 and you still can't gather. You know what? Maybe by July 4th, you'll be able to gather with a group of other vaccinated people in your backyard. It's a terrible messaging. Now, so far, we have not crossed the line where the supply and demand are out of whack. I mean, you know, the people who do not want to get the vaccine has decreased over the past few months.
Starting point is 01:09:04 We're down, you know, now south of 20% of people. And it keeps as, as they're shown to be effective, it keeps going down. but we're going to get we're going to hit that point eventually and there's no reason to to to make that point happen any earlier than than it needs to the messaging from our government should be if you get the vaccine or honestly if you've had COVID already as as you and I Glenn are COVID 19 survivors yes if you've had it already like it's time to go back to normal life you know and at some point especially now that there's enough supply and I know in Texas this week they started out anyone over 16 can get it.
Starting point is 01:09:42 We're at the point now where if you don't want to get it, if you're a person who says, I don't want to get the vaccine, you're just going to take on your own risk, right? It's now available for you. If you don't want to take it, it's a different calculus than back in March and April. And we didn't know where it was. We didn't have testing.
Starting point is 01:09:58 We didn't have treatments. We didn't have a vaccine. And people were getting it no matter, even when they were trying to avoid it. Now, if you're at the point where you don't want to participate in this stuff, you shouldn't have to. And you should be able to just take it. take on your own risk.
Starting point is 01:10:11 But see, that is not the plan. You can't, you're, you have to lose your individual choice. For us to be able to build back better or to go back to a new normal. You have to lose your choice. And they are already doing it. Already today, we have talked about the forced vaccine and the campaign to, belittle people and the campaign with passports to make sure that you don't get your freedoms back unless you.
Starting point is 01:10:40 you do what the government says. We told you about a school district in Virginia that is taking away and actively saying and stating on Facebook that they are going to silence all opposition to their critical race theory, teaching, etc., etc. Now let me tell you what we're going to talk about tomorrow. On tomorrow night's show at 9 p.m., we have been talking about ESG. That's environment, social justice, and governance scores. If you've been watching my show, you remember how the environment and going green is being used to bend people to the government's will. Tomorrow, I'm going to expose the S in ESG. Gone are the days of social justice being used as a political tool.
Starting point is 01:11:34 It is now being weaponized by the largest financial institutes in the world. I'm going to cover this more on tomorrow's program, but I will tell you that pointing this out in one show, one mention, has already made me a target of the financial industry. The information that I will share with you scares the crap out of the banks and investment firms that are involved. And I do not believe that most of the people that are involved in these financial institutions have a nefarious bone in their body. They are not trying to control your life. They just haven't thought it through. Now, that means on the lower levels, I believe the upper levels know exactly what they are doing. And they think they're doing the right thing.
Starting point is 01:12:26 They're telling us that this is not going to affect the little guy at all. It's just for your educational use. so you can know who to invest in really so aren't the banks then controlling the investments by telling you that you should probably be investing in this institution or this particular business because the others aren't really socially acceptable it's not surprising to me in the slightest that these institutions can't grasp how this is going to affect the individual because they couldn't care less. They couldn't care less.
Starting point is 01:13:09 They really couldn't. Why would they care about you? We're the ants. We are the last because of the, the Biden or the Frank, the Dodd-Frank bill that went through after 2008's crash, the banks can now look at you as the lender of last resort. So they take your money and you're last in the line to get any money. And when I say take your money, I mean the money that you have in their bank. So this is what they think of you.
Starting point is 01:13:46 I want to show you. This is John Kerry after being asked, what would happen to the oil workers that just lost their job because of the pipeline? Listen. What President Biden wants to do is make sure those folks have better choices, that they have alternatives, They can be the people who go to work to make the solar panels. So if you're somebody that, you know, has been educated to work on a pipeline, and that's your skill, just go get a new education. And, you know, forget about your family right now. You just go back to school, get an education, and then find a job in the solar panel industry.
Starting point is 01:14:24 It's just that easy. They see control. They see power. and they see a whole lot of dollar signs to boot. I want to show you a chart. If you're watching Blaze TV right now, take a look at this graphic. If you're just listening to us,
Starting point is 01:14:41 let me describe what's currently on the screen. This is a representation of what the people pushing all of this plan to do. Now, the image is taken from their own reports. It depicts the flow of money. Those that control the money are at the very top. They funnel the money cash down through the investment firms and the banks. That money then goes to industry as a whole. But in the middle of the image, they propose a disruption.
Starting point is 01:15:13 They plan to turn off the funds going to where they deem are high carbon and towards entities that are low carbon. As I will show you tomorrow night, this includes those people who are or are not, woke enough. Now to the banks claiming that this won't hurt the individual, tell me this. What happens to everyone associated in any capacity to the companies, the cities, the towns that operate on the left side of this graphic, those considered high carbon and not woke enough? What happens to those people? Well, they will tell you, well, you just have to move to the other side. well that's taking away my freedom of choice and it's it's not uh this is why libertarians have got to lose the mantra of well it's private business this is now a cabal of business they are
Starting point is 01:16:14 working in tandem to control what happens to the west virginia coal town it's already struggling as it is but now it has to deal with all their investments being pulled one by one When the coal mine is forced to shut down, what happens to the corner drugstore? The popular cafe everybody likes to have breakfast in, the hardware store that's been in business since the town was founded. Tell us, tell us what happens to those individuals, to those businesses, because I don't think they're going to buy this is for educational purposes only. What happens to the college town that you may live in? If the university takes a stand to go against critical race theory, they're turning the coin on go woke, go broke,
Starting point is 01:17:02 to go woke or will force you to go broke. How many scholarships will be lost when their low ESG score dries up all the cash? How many less bodies walking into local businesses will that mean? How long before the little college town can't, last if it stands against the woke theory. How many parents are going to be forced to pay the last bit of their savings to go to an out-of-state more expensive school? See, these are the factors that they are not putting in their equation. They don't consider you because they don't consider the individual. The individual in this theory and our coming society does not matter. The largest banks and
Starting point is 01:17:51 financial institutions all around the world are currently redirecting money by the trillions of dollars they don't care about the trickle-down effects the new ghost towns that it will create the closed businesses the joblessness and the 401k and retirement funds that will begin drying up bit by painful bit this is all about control and it all fits in the COVID virus the control of your schools control of your children control where you can go when you can go the destruction of your business and now the ESG can anyone see how this all fits together this is not a conspiracy theory this is as I showed you that chart that's from their own website
Starting point is 01:18:47 site. This is this is their theory, not mine. We're going to show you tomorrow night directly from their own reports, how they plan to weaponize social justice and re-engineer our society in probably the largest power grab in history. I'll show you how they're going to do it. Examples of it taking place right now and where it all began. I'll only show you how it's moved on from college campuses and now been injected directly into big businesses, but how it is now being pushed in grade school. You will be forced to comply unless you stand together now. That's tomorrow night, 9 p.m. Eastern on Blaze TV and YouTube.
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Starting point is 01:21:47 This is the Glenn Beck program. We're so glad that you've tuned in today. we're going to talk a little bit about the trial in Minnesota coming up in in just a second. Also, I think the story coming out of Georgia today is very interesting. Yeah, I think so too. They're trying to paint this in the new Jim Crow law. Jim Crow laws where they're trying to restrict voting access. And of course, you know, it's so ridiculously overblown.
Starting point is 01:22:14 A lot of this comes from Biden's press conference where he said, they're not even going to allow people to drink water. they're going to they're going to dehydrate people into not voting you know the Georgia bill no it's not true at all the Georgia bill just prohibits any money or gifts
Starting point is 01:22:33 including but not limited to food and drink to an elector and then of course you can have self-service water from an unattended receptacle or you can have poll workers handing out water but you can't have outside groups handing out food and water at the polls well this is going to disaffect those people who are
Starting point is 01:22:50 extraordinarily thirsty on election day. It's a disorder that a lot of people, it's a minority of course, but a lot of people still that have this thirst disorder and the Republicans just don't want them to vote or really survive
Starting point is 01:23:10 because if they're standing in line and they don't have water, dead. Yeah, we found more and more minority communities are affected by being part than white families. They all are, they're all completely satisfied. Exactly right.
Starting point is 01:23:25 Exactly right. So we need to talk about the trial of, uh, of Derek Chauvin. Derek Chauvin is the police officer that is now accused of second degree murder. Uh, I thought maybe there's something in there that you should be aware of and how this thing is this is made to be an explosion and I'll explain that in 60 seconds so how much money do you have in your savings account that's just put over to the side you know just for you know car repairs because I know everybody does that you know you get like a tax refund and you're like oh I got to put a couple thousand dollars over here just because that car repair is going to happen nobody does
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Starting point is 01:26:08 The prosecution is honing in on the amount of time that George Floyd was being restrained. The defense is focusing on George Floyd's continuous struggle with drug addiction and health problems, including a heart condition. But let's state the ridiculous obvious right up at the beginning. This case is way more than whether a cop committed murder. this is the latest attempt to further the lie that racism is rampant in our country and they're using the death of a civilian and taking advantage of the emotions of a family and of the country to ignore some facts and some evidence i don't want to set this guy free nor convict him in the media i haven't seen all of the evidence neither have you but the defense started uh with the fact that there are 50,000 pieces of evidence in total for this case. But this case is being painted as something that it isn't.
Starting point is 01:27:15 This case is about two people, Derek Chauvin and George Floyd. That's what this is about. And the prosecution has stated in the opening statements, quote, this case is about Derek Chauvin and not the police or the Minneapolis Police Department. That's great. I wish it was about that. But with the establishment media, they have already taken this case, as they do with every case, and giving it the meaning they always do, another sign of racism in America. And George Floyd family has already bought into that narrative, claiming, quote,
Starting point is 01:27:57 Derek Chauvin trial is a referendum on how far America has come. do you understand the danger of that statement? Because if you do not convict Derek Schoeman for Chauvin for some reason or another, it will show that America is racist. Our judicial system is not set up that way. Our judicial system in, it demands that this is all about the individual and not about some other bigger, picture this is all about the individual if it becomes about the bigger picture
Starting point is 01:28:38 we're in trouble you won't get real justice you'll get somebody with an axe to grind and they'll blame that and say you know what by punishing this guy it helps this problem over here that is not justice the New York Times released an article Sharpton and Crump warned that the world is watching as is begin to testify here's a line from the article quote America is on trial to see if we have gotten to the place where we can hold police accountable if they break the law well I hope that we have gotten to that place I think we have been at that place for a while but that's not what they're asking they have already decided that he is guilty now how are you
Starting point is 01:29:29 expected to get a fair trial if everyone just assumes you're guilty how can anyone with articles like this turning the temperature up for everybody in America who already believes the lies that this country is irreparably damaged by racism how do you get a fair trial all this is doing is getting people worked up to a point to where if the trial doesn't go their way things will get violent it will be much much worse than Rodney King it will be much, much worse than O.J. Simpson. This is extraordinarily dangerous. We cannot have a country
Starting point is 01:30:11 where our criminal justice system is so polarized and politicized that you can't get a fair trial without fears of more crime and more harm being done. Now, the first witness that was called yesterday was the 911 operator who handled the 911 call on George Floyd. She stated in her initial testimony that the footage she saw of George Floyd's arrest was unusual and disturbing but my question is
Starting point is 01:30:42 which footage is she talking about if you're watching the blaze you will see this footage was it this footage that she was talking about watch I didn't know man here he's in the car
Starting point is 01:30:56 resisting arrest Don't do nothing. Face in the floor. Get him to go to home. Stay in the car. Stop resisting, man. I'm going to go in. No, man.
Starting point is 01:31:19 I'm going to go in. Yes, you are. Grab a seat. Now, they're putting him in the back of the police car. Take a seat. I'm going in. No, you're not. I got to go in.
Starting point is 01:31:37 Take a seat. Grab a seat, man. He won't bend to get him. He won't bend to get him. into the car. He says I don't want to die in here. Take a seat. I'm going to take a seat right now.
Starting point is 01:31:49 And I just had COVID, man. I want to go back to that. Hey, listen. He says I've got, I don't want COVID. And I'm going to die. Now, was it that? Because I never saw that footage. Do you know why?
Starting point is 01:32:04 Because the Attorney General Keith Ellison deemed that footage too shocking for the public to view. that's more shocking than the police officer kneeling on his back. Really? Because I don't find that part shocking. Why would this footage be hidden by Keith Ellison? You see, this is far more than a simple racist murder from a racist cop. They have charged Derek Chauvin with second degree murder.
Starting point is 01:32:37 Now, a person can be charged with second degree murder if, a person causes the death of a human being without intent of killing them, but you're committing or attempting to commit a felony offense. All right. So you can be charged with a second degree murder if the death was caused without the intent, quote, of murder, but while intentionally inflicting or attempting to inflict bodily harm upon the victim. So if you are restrained and you are trying to, quote, protect the victim and you are intentionally harming him, then you can be charged in Minnesota with second degree murder.
Starting point is 01:33:27 Now, I just showed the footage that Ellison didn't want anybody to see where he is pulled out of the car, he's resisting arrest, and then they're trying to put him in the back of the squad car for his own protection, and he won't go. He will not bend. And they're like, come on, get into the car, and he won't bend. And he's like, I am getting in the car. You won't let me. But he's not getting into the car.
Starting point is 01:33:53 Was he trying to hurt him? There wasn't a shortage of cameras filming this whole thing. Are we supposed to believe that hurting George Floyd in full. front of all of the witnesses and the cameras was the real intent rather than restraining him. Not in a million years would you be able to prove that one way or the other. So what's actually going on here? Is this about justice or is this about making a bigger statement? Now I want to talk to you about the jurors. How is the jury going to be able to handle all this? they see the news
Starting point is 01:34:37 they know what's on the line if they decide that you know he's not guilty they know that violent political groups what they're wanting them to do they're from that city they know they're in trouble if they don't go along with the mob outside and some of them agree with the mob
Starting point is 01:34:59 outside now they should be going in with no facts no opinion no headlines. But the media has made this impossible, as did the riots, for a good reason. The media has done a lot of this because the jurors have those headlines floating around in their heads. So this has made jury selection very, very interesting. And I want to play something from the New York Times. This is the New York Times on the selecting of the judge. jurors and they there's actual audio of the interviews of each juror.
Starting point is 01:35:42 This is Michael Babara speaking with the New York Times criminal justice reporter about the list of questions sent to potential jurors to determine what lens they see the case through. Now listen carefully to not only the questions and the answers, but how it's being framed by the New York Times. I want to just start with what this jury selection. process looked like and felt like. I know you watched it very closely. My sense is that it was always seen as something that was going to be very difficult just to pull off because of how many people have seen this video that's at the center of this case and how many people have
Starting point is 01:36:22 developed a pretty strong opinion about what happened. That's right. The judge set aside three full weeks, almost as much time as he set aside for the trial itself, just to pick the And last fall, they sent out a 14-page questionnaire, which was returned by more than 300 jurors who filled this out. And sort of a first take at screening jurors for some of the mundane things like, could you even do this? Do you have young children? Will your job allow you to do it? But more importantly, questions like, what are your attitudes about the criminal justice system? How do you feel about Black Lives Matter?
Starting point is 01:37:06 How do you feel about the police? Do you think the police are racist? I mean, just pages and pages of questions. And they're trying to get at this really central idea, which is what is your lens? We're all going to look at the same set of facts here. We're all going to look at the same video. But what lens are you seeing it through?
Starting point is 01:37:27 And what did you make of that? What do you think the lawyers are trying to really get at? there. Well, the lawyers are using these questions to try to figure out who they want to kick off the jury and who they think will be on their side and they want to keep on. So this is not about these two people or really just the police officer. Because the jury is asked just to judge the police officer and what he did. No, no, no. We have to make it about more than that. In a second, I'm going to take a quick one minute break and then I'm going to come back and I'm going to play some of the questions and the important commentary around it from the New York Times. We'll do that in 60 seconds. Oh, man, I wish, you know, I wish people were right when they said, I can't wait for 2021 because 2020's been a nightmare and I kept saying, it's going to be worse.
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Starting point is 01:40:22 10 seconds. Station ID. So what did the prosecution and the defense do? They sent out for these potential jurors over. 300 forums and and had all kinds of questions pages and pages of questions about the people. So they could figure out who they wanted on the jury and who they didn't. Now, I want you to listen. Here's how they, here's how the prosecution was interviewing people and deciding who they were going to have on and who they were going to dismiss.
Starting point is 01:41:09 Listen carefully. This is from the daily podcast from the news. New York Times. Listen. Each of these things is like a cue. It's like the prosecution and the defense are putting little check marks in their columns. Yes, no, good, bad, pro defense, anti-defense. Come on up.
Starting point is 01:41:27 Have a seat. And there was one woman, they asked. You know, there were some people and perhaps very vocal folks who would say that the restrictions that the government placed on people for. social gatherings and whatnot, went a little too far. How do you feel about the COVID restrictions? It's been pretty tough, right? Bars, restaurants, gyms, what's your opinion of the restrictions there?
Starting point is 01:41:59 Erring on the side of conservatism and just trying to keep it as, you know, as safe as possible. I think also that may have, as it turned out, gone overboard, but then you hear. And she said the COVID restrictions have been a little too tight. So that again is like proxy for kind of conservative attitude
Starting point is 01:42:22 that the prosecution wants to avoid. So they moved to get her off the jury. That's kind of fascinating, Shalda. So this jurors' objections to government restrictions on people's movements during the pandemic was seen by the prosecutors as potentially something that could inform
Starting point is 01:42:42 her bias against George Floyd or towards the police? Yeah, I mean, it's a little reductive, but they have all of these indicators and they fit together like pieces of a puzzle and they just don't want too many conservative puzzle pieces, nor do they want someone whose conservative views are really strongly held, so strongly held that they can't set them aside. Okay. So they're so strongly held that they can't set them aside. I don't know if you heard the woman. She was dismissed, but she said she thought at first the government was, you know, maybe doing and, you know, standing on the side of error for safety. You know, it's better to do a little more than it is to do less. And she thought that was fine. And then maybe perhaps it got a little out of control. But then again, she said, but then. again you hear reports so she was not steadfast in this she was questioning she was open and didn't know it was this way but maybe maybe it turned out to be wrong but then again you hear reports that
Starting point is 01:44:00 say it was right so i don't know that's what she was saying she had to be dismissed and the new york times didn't really seem to have a problem with it now let me play the audio for you when we come back of the other side. And the questions that the other side was asked, somebody who seems to believe that the police are racist and what the reporters, how they framed this. Unbelievable. Justice in America.
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Starting point is 01:46:10 Derek Chauvin is accused of second-degree murder of George Floyd. We all know the story. Or do we? The defense said that there's 50,000 facts that are a part of this trial. I don't know. I don't have any idea. I know what I've seen. But I am perfectly willing to condemn him if he is indeed guilty.
Starting point is 01:46:38 And the facts show that. I am also willing to say this was a really tragic mistake, but no law was broken if that's what the facts show. this has to be about the individual and nothing else it cannot be about racism overall in america or overall in the police department or even the police department in minnesota but i want you to listen again i'm going to first play what i just played a few minutes ago the uh audio of one of the jurors being interviewed and i want you to listen to what the new york times is saying this woman was at about COVID.
Starting point is 01:47:21 It's a covert way of finding out if you're a conservative or not. She was dismissed. Now listen to this line of questioning. Each of these things is like a cue. It's like the prosecution and the defense are putting little check marks in their columns. Yes, no, good, bad, pro defense, anti-defense. Come on up. Have a seat.
Starting point is 01:47:44 And there was one woman, they asked, You know, there were some people and perhaps very vocal folks who would say that the restrictions that the government placed on people for social gatherings and whatnot went a little too far. How do you feel about the COVID restrictions? It's been pretty tough, right? Bars, restaurants, gyms, what's your opinion of the restrictions there? airing on the side of conservatism and just trying to keep it as safe as possible. I think also that may have, as it turned out, gone overboard. And she said the COVID restrictions have been a little too tight. So that, again, is like proxy for kind of conservative attitude that the prosecution wants to avoid.
Starting point is 01:48:39 So they moved to get her off the jury. That's kind of fascinating, Shal. So this jurors' objections to government restrictions on people's movements during the pandemic was seen by the prosecutors as potentially something that could inform her bias against George Floyd or towards the police. Yeah, I mean, it's a little reductive, but they have all of these. It's a little reductive. Uh, yeah. I think that's the under. statement of the week. Now let me play the third cut. This is a juror that was cut by the,
Starting point is 01:49:22 by the defense. Listen to how what he's asked, what he says, and then how the New York Times frames it. Listen. There was this one guy who lived in Minneapolis and he said that he knew that the criminal justice system was biased against black people? Because me as a black man you see a lot of black people get killed and no one's held accountable for it
Starting point is 01:49:57 and you wonder why or what was the decisions and so with this maybe I'll be in the room to know why And apparently this guy's opinions were so strong that the defense exercised its right to remove him from the jury. So do we think that this man's statements, which for many, many people will seem like statements of fact that there's discrimination and racism and law enforcement, led to him being taken off the jury? Right. I mean, we don't know exactly, but we can surmise that sort of the sum total of all of his opinions led to him.
Starting point is 01:50:39 being taken off the jury. The only problem is that a lot of what he said is demonstrably true. We know from study after study that the criminal justice system is biased against black people. And we know that the Minneapolis police do use force against black suspects more than white suspects. So it sort of like became a little bit of a controversy. It's like, what if you believe the truth? Can that get you kicked off a jury? Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. What if you know, what if you know, know the truth. Now, remember, the first woman said, I think the COVID thing. I think the COVID thing started out good. And then I think they may have gone a bit too far, but I don't know. That's what
Starting point is 01:51:24 she was saying. She thinks and she doesn't know. This guy starts with, I know that there is systematic racism. I know as a black man, you see the number of blacks that are killed and no one is held accountable. I'm wondering if there was a good follow-up question, like, what is that number of blacks that you know are killed by police every year? And there is no justice. No one is held accountable. I'm wondering if he knows that that number is.
Starting point is 01:52:03 is nine. Nine. And we should point out that, and that's the number of unarmed blacks killed by police, I think it was last year. But we should point out that that does not mean that those killings were unjustified.
Starting point is 01:52:19 For example, one of the nine was a guy who previously had a shootout with police. Previously had a shootout. And then was saying he was going to shoot them again. But then once they killed him, they realized he actually didn't have a gun this time. And that was, that's one of the unarmed black people killed in the United States.
Starting point is 01:52:37 That's not to say that there are none that are unjustified. Some of them are unjustified. Just like by the way, the same- And those- people are never held accountable. Nobody is held accountable for those nine. Not a single person was held accountable for any of the nine. Of course, it's not true at all. And also, there are also white people in the same circumstances that you don't know their names. In fact, we obviously do know that there are more white people killed by police than there are. black people killed by police. So, you know, again, it's, it's interesting because a lot of this has to do with, there are studies that show, uh, that indicate that there's in certain departments
Starting point is 01:53:13 in particular, that there is more force used against African Americans. Though there's other studies that show the opposite, uh, you know, one of the, one of the real studies back in the 90s and and they looked through this data a bunch of different ways and they said that, well, yeah, there are, there are more incidents with African Americans when it comes to violence and police officers, per capita. However, when you look at the amount of incidents with police, the actual number do not hold up. And you could still say, all right, well, you know, maybe it's because there are more incidents with African Americans because police are racist, therefore there are more incidents and that's what's covering you. What's interesting is when they dig into this data,
Starting point is 01:53:53 what they find is that's consistent even in crimes where black people are the witnesses reporting other black people. So it winds up not holding up at all because these are crimes, these aren't racist cops who are looking out, finding an African American walking down the street and accusing them a crime. This is one African American
Starting point is 01:54:11 calling the police and saying, hey, this other African American is committing a crime and that's what starts the incident. So the police are listening to the race traitor. I guess so. I guess they're taking that claim seriously. I cannot believe how the, well, I can, but how are you going to get?
Starting point is 01:54:28 get a fair trial in America. If your press says, yeah, well, you didn't want too many conservatives on the jury pool. And then this person who says they know things, when they're dismissed, you can be dismissed for speaking the truth. Right. The equivalent here would be like, I know there's racism in the police department. And then another person saying, I know there isn't any race racism in the police. Correct. Someone that says they don't know or says we have to take these things on an individual basis. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Wait, what? Yeah, I know. People say what? Yeah, I know. It's crazy.
Starting point is 01:55:09 I mean, look, I can understand. Take them on an individual base. We don't do that. I can understand kicking somebody off the jury. Look, they're searching for signals, right? And they see some level of COVID skepticism. This person might be conservative. Maybe they like the police more than I want them to. I can understand that approach. you know, I have no problem. I have no problem with the questions that they asked or, you know, from what I heard who they dismissed. I have no problem with that. My reason for playing this is the way the media is spinning this, because the media is making it a case not about the individual, but about all police and where we are as a nation. and if this jury by some strange chance doesn't find Chauvin guilty, there is going to be more violence on the streets and the media's name will be all over it.
Starting point is 01:56:12 Certainly will. Well, and there's an implied what I believe to be racist set of narratives that go on with the media and the left all the time, which is essentially like, look, black people have had a tough go of it here in this country. And certainly, particularly long ago, that's very true. And that you have to understand that they should not be held. What do you expect? They should not be held accountable for the chaos that ensues if you don't convict ex person or this crime happens. They shouldn't be required to essentially follow these laws.
Starting point is 01:56:48 I'm sorry. Like, I don't care. Even if they get this wrong, this guy is a murderer. and they let him off, that does not mean Wendy's gets to burn down in your town. It's not an acceptable response from anybody. Correct. And to think that lowly of African Americans that they just can't control themselves to not burn down fast food establishments is having such an unhealthy view of African Americans as a whole,
Starting point is 01:57:12 we should all expect people to follow the law, including officers, including bystanders, including people who have been wronged by the law. You're white and you're on this. jury and you have a family, do you have full confidence that you will not be doxed, that your face and your name will not be out in the public if you voted and you were on that jury and you voted one way or another, but he didn't convict, they didn't convict. And you're white. Maybe you voted to convict, but you're white.
Starting point is 01:57:49 do you believe and have confidence that your name's not going to be out in the open and there's and that you're safe i certainly would i think there's elements of the media that would release it with glee glee glee here's the thing the population is already fired up the population is demanding action weak prosecutors have filed charges based on emotion and fear of repercussions or In the case of Keith Ellison, I believe corruption and agenda. The charges are exaggerated, but never harsh enough. The cases are overreported by the media who twist the facts to fit their own narrative. People have made up their mind before a trial date was even set.
Starting point is 01:58:39 And now we're to believe that you can find 12 non-biased jurors that have the strength and the courage to make a non-biased decision one way or another. I don't think anybody has a fair shot at a trial anymore in America. Minds are decided before going in. A decided mind is nearly impossible to change. Nobody cares about innocence or guilty of the individual because we are a society all about the collective. We don't care about facts or lies anymore. We care about convictions. Reconceived narratives and progress. If we don't end this cycle, your children will suffer no matter what color they are. Sam lives in Washington a while back.
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Starting point is 02:01:14 if we make it about the past, if we make it about anything other than the individual, all of us lose and bad things happen. Let me give you a piece of audio clip from the OJ Simpson documentary. Listen to one of the jurors and what they said. Do you think that they're members of the jury that voted to acquit OJ because of Rodney King? Yes. You do?
Starting point is 02:01:44 Yes. How many of you think felt that way? Oh, probably 90% of them. 90%. Did you feel that way? Yes. that was paid back. Uh-huh.
Starting point is 02:02:01 You think that's right? Do you think that's right? And she throws her hands up like, I don't know. No, that's clearly not right. You should have been on the Rodney King jury, or you work to change the system, but you don't judge someone's guilt or innocence based on things that have nothing to do with that individual.
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