The Glenn Beck Program - Are We Less Free Than Mexico Now? | Guest: Janice Dean | 2/1/21

Episode Date: February 1, 2021

After almost a year of government telling people they can’t work, big businesses are doing just fine. Glenn and Stu go over the latest in the GameStop stock saga and backlash against Robinhood. Is M...exico the freer economy now? Pat Gray joins to talk how silver is the next GameStop and how vastly different equity is from equality. A $15 minimum wage would crush small businesses. Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean breaks down the latest in Andrew Cuomo’s nursing home scandal. Is this a prelude to the brave new world? Glenn explains how fast America is becoming an oligarchy. Dr. Fauci now says science doesn’t yet support double masking, so is it all marketing? The CDC will require masks on public transportation.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:02:34 the free market at all. Should you be able to short a stock? Should you be able to buy a stock as a group of people openly without any hype of this stock is worth a fortune? Just people saying, I like this company. I want this company to be in business. Or I really don't like this company, this hedge fund, and let's make them pay. Should you be able to do that? Because you can't anymore. By the way, you can buy GameStop in Mexico. Did you know that? The Mexican stock market Friday had GameStop up 2,000 percent because you couldn't do it here in America. Strange that we are limiting people's freedom, especially to protect the big guy. But that's what happens when you start moving towards an oligarchy, which we are moving towards, and we'll give
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Starting point is 00:05:35 For now, almost a year, people have been told you can't do what you've always done. Go to work. small businesses have been crushed individuals have been crushed big businesses seem to be doing fine Amazon record year Google Facebook high tech giant corporations if they were struggling at all they got a bailout
Starting point is 00:06:04 now you got a cute little bad a do if you were a small business you got that first loan if you could get it How long did that last? Well, you can always get unemployment. Oh, okay, all right. Okay, that helps. I owned a small business.
Starting point is 00:06:26 I was doing well, and now I could get unemployment? Oh, gee, that's swell. Big business and the United States government in collusion with each other have been crushing the little guy. But remember, it's the Republicans that are with big business. How is this happening? We used to be a country that used to love the underdog. And wasn't it the underdog that had the little rocket ship emojis a few weeks ago?
Starting point is 00:07:10 On Reddit, weren't those the underdogs? Those were the people that they're now saying they took their stimulus check. How dare them? They took their stimulus check and they were buying GameStop. How dare them do that? You didn't say anything when they were buying drugs or alcohol with their stimulus check. You don't give a flying crap about that. Here's people that can't, what are you going to do?
Starting point is 00:07:39 You can't go outside. If you're in California, you can't go out and play golf with your friends. You can't get together with your friends. You can't go to the movie. you can't go to the bar. What are you going to do with the money that you used to spend on entertainment? Well, some people are spending it now online through Robin Hood, which you don't have to pay for the trade,
Starting point is 00:08:05 and that's their entertainment. Some people are trying to make money. Oh, yes, I know. But the government needs to step in because they might lose. Oh, gee, thank you. Yes, and they might actually win. too and they were winning and they weren't doing anything illegal i'm not saying i'm a fan of it although i'm not saying i'm a fan of it but it wasn't illegal there was nothing wrong with it they were
Starting point is 00:08:36 open they weren't betting on this stock because somebody was telling them you're gonna this is the greatest company in the world there's nothing but upside here they all said that's probably about right, but let's just save this company. Because to the people on Reddit, GameStop was a, it was a part of their life, you know, in the days when malls were around. And they would go into GameStop and they would get their games. And now that time is passed, but GameStop is still in there fighting. I've been in a GameStop in the last two years.
Starting point is 00:09:17 I have a nine-year-old. I go 10 times a week. Correct. I mean, it's still in the game. But the hedge funds thought it was over. And so they bet it against GameStop. You could do that. That's fair. Fine. But once they started following each other, there wasn't enough downside to buy. So they just kept buying anyway. They bought 40% more than there was stock. How does that work? You better hope it goes down because if it starts to go up, you can never sell. There's a great story in the Federalist about this and about how this works. It's as if you say, I'm going to buy 10 cars and I'm going to buy 10 cars and I'm going to buy 10 because I just, I just know there's not going to be cars around. so I won't ever have to do, I won't ever have to do anything about it. Well, if only one car is around, well, you get all the, you get all the money in between.
Starting point is 00:10:28 But if somebody says, I want my 10 cars, and you only have four, well, you have to then take the person who you just gave the four cars to and buy those four back and then, give them to him again, and you still have two cars. So now you have to buy two more cars from the guy. It's the original four. But I got to make you whole. I promise 10 cars. Well, buy him back from me and then give me the cash, and then buy two more from me and give me the cash.
Starting point is 00:11:08 And we'll call it 10. That's what happened to all the Wall Streeters. now all the people in Washington are saying oh well we were just helping the little guy because they could they could lose their shirt were you now because they were doing fine it was the hedge funds you know the ones that are all really well connected they were losing their shirt but in America today I guess has George Bush said, we have to violate the free market to save the free market. We no longer have a free market.
Starting point is 00:11:53 When you can buy GameStop on the Mexican stock exchange, but not the American stock exchange, that should tell you something. You see, this happened, this happened Thursday and Friday. Do you know why? Because at the end of the month, everybody's got a belly up to the bar. At the end of the month, you can't ride on the house money anymore. At the end of the month, which the last trading day of the month was Friday, all these hedge funds had to come up and say, okay, here's the money. They couldn't let it ride out.
Starting point is 00:12:44 It was the end of the month. So whatever that stock was at, at the close, they had to pony up and pay all that money. That's why all these hedge funds were loaning money to. each other. And a lot of money. Should the stock market do something about this? You know, Elizabeth Warren is calling for an investigation. Now, you would think Elizabeth Warren would be on the side of,
Starting point is 00:13:26 still anybody? Elizabeth Warren, she's on the side of her Native American heritage. The little guy, right? Oh, I mean the little guy. No, she calls the little guy a flash mob with money. A flash mob with money engaged in Internet trading schemes. Market manipulation. I can't believe they don't love this story, right?
Starting point is 00:13:53 Like, you're just taking down very wealthy people. You'd think they'd love it. But, you know, look, what they want in the long term is more control. So saying they think this is a great system where people can go do these things, even if they're small, that doesn't help them grab more control. It allows them to say this market that we shouldn't have a stock market like this. We should not have a stock market like this. This stock market is making people poor.
Starting point is 00:14:21 This stock market is, and then it gives them full control of the stock market. This is actually playing in to their hands. And if it was the little guy being raped, they would be doing the same thing. At least some of them would be. By the way, Hollywood is already cashing in on this. They've already opted for a script. How did you write it last week? This is, we need to tell this story, though, in full, it is full detail.
Starting point is 00:14:52 Last week, Ben Mesrick is like one of my favorite writers, my favorite authors. He did the social network most famously. Right. Which was the Facebook story that turned into a movie. Also the movie 21 about the, um, MIT guys that like scam figured out a way to beat Jack, Blackjack. This is his beat, man. Like he wrote a book called Ugly Americans,
Starting point is 00:15:13 which was about how like how a bunch of traders went over and like rated the Asian markets and figured out a way. Like he writes this story so well. He's the guy to do this. So last week I tweeted, I was like, I want to be the first to formally request a Ben Mesrick book on the GameStop saga. He liked the tweet two days later. He is now not,
Starting point is 00:15:33 he hasn't even sold. the book yet, but he's already sold the movie from the book that he will be writing, and he will write this book better than anybody. I mean, this is the guy to write this thing. So will they be the, will it be, will the people be the enemy? I, I don't think so. I think he's going to like these guys. That's great. He's really good at telling the story of, of it. He did another story called, I think it was called Straight Flush, the book was, about these college guys that, that built a giant online poker empire during the kind of the poker. phenomenon from, you know, a decade to go or so. And, you know, he covers them in their full nuance.
Starting point is 00:16:11 They, I mean, you know, sometimes they're really good characters. Sometimes they're a lot of shady things. And he goes through all of that. But I think he'll cover. I will be surprised if there's anything other than Carverick. He's not going to be on this, like, I'm cheering on the hedge funds. I don't think that's going to be his take. So here's the, here's the interesting thing. When, when Hollywood did the movie, the big short. Yeah. Michael Lewis is the other guy who writes that story really well. I was, I actually was cheering. hearing on the guy who bet against the markets in 2008. There's nothing wrong with betting against something that you go,
Starting point is 00:16:45 this is bogus. There's nothing wrong with that. But you should take and swallow the bitter pill if you lose. Yes. If you win, great. But if you lose, you shouldn't be able to run to mommy and say, Mommy, they're ganging up on me.
Starting point is 00:17:02 Well, it's just because you're special. That's why. This is wrong when the government interferes and starts to make rules. Oh, you know what? It'd be as wrong as if we all knew how to vote. And then in the middle of the game, they decided to change all the rules. It's got to stop. More on this in just a second.
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Starting point is 00:19:12 very similar to the people who sign up for Blaze TV? Listen, hear me out. Hear me out. It's not that they're betting against mainstream media, although they are. It's not like they're trying to punish mainstream media, although many are. They believe in something, and they don't care what anybody says about it. We had subscribers when everyone said, it's never going to make it. And they just believed in it.
Starting point is 00:19:44 And they put their money in it. And because of that, that hurts the mainstream media. The bigger we get, the weaker they become. So isn't it really kind of the same thing? You are just putting your money where you believe it should be. What is the problem with going and buying GameStop and saying, I believe in this company. I want this company to survive. And if it hurts other people, that's extra bonus.
Starting point is 00:20:14 It's just an extra bonus. Yeah. Well, yes, I think I like the blaze point. I mean, it's true. You're kind of, it's a similar thing. You're pushing back against the machine, which is okay. I think the one separation, like, let's look at the big short situation with the housing going down, people betting against the housing market.
Starting point is 00:20:30 They knew that was going to hurt a lot of people, right? But what they also knew is that they were right. What their point was, was that this housing, this housing situation is false. It is built on something that is not. real. We found that out and we are going to push back against it and make lots of money. That was the big short argument. The difference with
Starting point is 00:20:53 the GameStop thing is it's not like it's not like they think GameStop should be $300 a share. They just saw something in sort of the trading mechanism that they were able to exploit which I totally give them credit for. I think the reason why people look at this as like this
Starting point is 00:21:09 is weird is because they're not making the argument GameStop's actually a great company and should be a you know in the Forbes 500. They're just, they just found a quirk in the trading and they're exploiting it. Totally there are,
Starting point is 00:21:22 like I love the story. I'm going to love the book. I'm going to love the movie. But like it is, I think that's why like there's, there's some, some backing behind the argument. This is a problem with the markets.
Starting point is 00:21:35 There wasn't a problem with the markets when people exploited the downside on housing because they were right. This is like, we don't think necessarily we were right. We don't know that GameStop is like the greatest company in the world. but we're going to make a lot of money off of it yesterday, and we're going to totally price this in a ridiculous way
Starting point is 00:21:50 based on the fact that we found some quirk. Which, again, I love the cork. I love it. It would be different. I mean, it would still not be illegal, but it would be different if there wasn't an emotional attachment to that company. Yeah. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:22:04 That is part of this. That is a big part of this. That's a big part of this. They just love GameStop. One more thing. If you don't think there's collusion, Robin Hood had real negative. reviews as of Friday.
Starting point is 00:22:18 Yeah. As you can imagine, everybody, you know, they were for the little guy and, you know, they were free. You could just, you could use them and you would be free. And so you, the little guy, could invest. Well, once they pulled back and said, oh, you can only sell this stock. Obviously, everybody went and said, Robin Hood sucks and gave it one star. Well, that changed their review. Guess what Google did? Well, Google told the verge, we combine human intelligence with machine learning to detect and enforce policy violations in ratings and reviews. I mean, we don't want to have any reviews that were written with the attempt to
Starting point is 00:22:59 manipulate an app's rating. Really? You should check out the blaze. You know what you should do is you should check out every book I've ever written. It's either five stars or one star. Hmm. Hmm. Why is Google doing this? Look at the power that is coming together to protect these hedge funds.
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Starting point is 00:25:09 You can't, I mean, it just keeps going up and down, up and down, up and down. Silver now is the next target of the Reddit Army. Silver has gone up to 13%. This is now a five-month high that follows a 6% rally the week before. It's now the hashtag is Silver Squeeze. It's trending on Twitter. It is people that have decided that precious metals have been suppressed by the big banks and the treasury, and they want the real price. And so they're going for it.
Starting point is 00:25:58 And I think they're right. I mean, with what happened, you know, in the 1980s, America found out the American. American politicians found out that if the dollar falls, gold goes up and everyone knows what that means. So as our dollar was falling back in the late 70s and early 80s, gold went up. And it went up to about where it is now, which was a very high number back then. And everybody knew, oh, oh, the Treasury's in trouble, the dollar is falling. and so the people in Washington decided to change the calculations. And what they did is instead of just being able to buy treasuries,
Starting point is 00:26:44 which is, you know, you believe in the dollar is going to be able to survive and you are going to invest in the United States government. Instead, they did, I think it's tips, which is the inflation-protected treasury bills. And that means if the dollar starts to fall, you actually make money. Instead of a regular treasury, where the dollar falls, you lose money. So people started putting these big institutions,
Starting point is 00:27:13 started putting their money instead of gold into the treasury, uh, inflation protected bonds. So that kept all the money in the treasury and it, it stifles the price of gold. That way the average person looks at gold and says, oh,
Starting point is 00:27:32 well, it's not really that. great of an investment. But at some point, if the dollar tubes, go ahead. You can get all your money from tips. Congratulations. It pays out in U.S. dollars. So they've suppressed the price.
Starting point is 00:27:49 I mean, for instance, last week or two weeks ago, when Bitcoin was really going through the roof, it coincided with the government realizing, everybody realizing the government was now just going to spend money like water. And all of a sudden, Bitcoin went up. Well, why didn't everything else go down? Why didn't everything else go up that would lead to the same signal? For instance, gold and silver, why didn't that go up?
Starting point is 00:28:19 And why did the stock market not go down? Because it's a game. That's why. It's no longer real. This is all bogus. I personally think this. this is the best thing that the Reddit people are doing is exposing and letting people know this is this is you know uh heads Wall Street wins tails you lose that's all this is right now
Starting point is 00:28:49 welcome to Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed hello Pat hello Glenn how are you no I'm great perfect yeah yeah so what was it that uh what was it that caught your eye this weekend that you feel you've had one thing people needed to understand if I feel one thing they have to understand it's the rapidity
Starting point is 00:29:12 with which the Democrats are destroying the nation I think that's one thing really yeah 42 executive orders and a resolution to eliminate the electoral college that's kind of a problem kind of a problem so they've actually submitted that
Starting point is 00:29:30 to Congress? HR 14 is a resolution to seek a constitutional amendment to eliminate the Electoral College. Wow. They said they're not going to do that. By the way, they're also in the House. They're also in the House debating whether or not adding D.C. as a state requires the Constitution. Can't we just vote this thing? through. Yes. And if that's not enough, they're also talking about installing seats on the lower courts as well as the Supreme Court. So they're going to pack those courts as well. But they're not going to do that. Of course. What I'm hearing here is a push for unity. That's what I'm hearing. Is that what you're hearing? Right. Right. Yeah. Unify behind their ideas. Unify through Marxism. Yeah. That's great. By the way, the White House is now saying,
Starting point is 00:30:30 that, yes, the language is intentional in all these executive orders. You know, they're setting up a whole government of initiatives to address racial equity and support underserved communities and redress systematic racism in federal policy, laws, and programs. So the president is now going to require all agencies to take affirmative steps to to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion. Now, it sounds a lot like equality, but it's not. Equity means a guaranteed same outcome. Equality means same opportunities, no guaranteed outcome.
Starting point is 00:31:23 That's America. Equity, I'm not really sure what that is, except an authoritarian state. It's just two letters. What could it possibly do? I mean, right. No big deal.
Starting point is 00:31:38 Right. And they're taking the L out, which I thought was for lesbian. And no, that's a different. I mean, you just don't take that out. It's amazing. That's one that they've been trying to push through, uh, through this anti-racist movement, uh,
Starting point is 00:31:57 the white fragility movement. where equity replaces equality because then you can say well that justifies all of our targeting of resources toward the groups that we're trying to buy off we can say it's like affirmative
Starting point is 00:32:13 action times a thousand right you know there's a famous picture of looking over the fence at a baseball game maybe you get seen this it's like a cartoon in which you have like a kid uh you know like three different size a full size adult uh you know maybe a teenager and a little
Starting point is 00:32:29 kid and the two you know the adult and the teenager can see over the fence and they have they can see the game where the little kid can't because the kid's short now now they all started out on the same level of of ground so that's equality but the little kid can't see over the fence that's not fair so equity is you stagger the height of the boxes they're standing on so the little kid can see over, the teenager can see over, and the adult can see over. We are all, everything's totally fine at the end and that we just gave them a different starting point. If we were actually talking about seeing over a fence at a baseball game, we would also say maybe the, the team has a right to build a higher fence because they're charging for tickets. So none of them should see it.
Starting point is 00:33:22 But you could also say maybe the adult could put the kid on the shoulders because that's what he wants to do. or you could also point out that, well, that adult at one point stood where that kid stood and he couldn't see over the fence either. So aren't you kind of shafting the adult? Because he had to go through that. And aren't you taking away some experiences of that kid that might shape him as an adult? You could talk about that. But I think it's much better just to say that whole scenario is bull crap.
Starting point is 00:33:56 because we're talking about money. We're talking about jobs. We're talking about, should everybody be equal when it comes to surgery? Do you want the surgeon that was like, yeah, well, my test scores were changed for equity purposes? I don't want that one. You want the pilot that's like, yeah, I got it. Everybody was voting me out. Everybody was against me.
Starting point is 00:34:26 You know, yes, yes, I had a 63 on my final test. But I talked to the school and I told them equity. And they said, okay, here's your license. I don't want that pilot. No. I don't want that pilot. This sounds, though, just like someone who would be against the new Ben and Jerry's initiative. Well, what's the new Ben and Jerry's initiative?
Starting point is 00:34:51 I have to tell you, there is nothing that hurts me more than really. really good ice cream going to waste. And now I just cannot buy Ben and Jerry's ever, ever. They're so annoying. They're so annoying. This new one is particularly crazy, though. They are calling for an end to unequal racist enforcement of social distancing policies. And they have a cartoon that they've made it as well.
Starting point is 00:35:21 Oh, really? Which shows. Does it involve a kid with a fence? No, it's a little bit different, but it looks like the kid in the fence one. Okay, okay. where apparently police officers are, if you believe the cartoon, very frequently throwing black people in prison for not social distancing,
Starting point is 00:35:38 but just congratulating white people for not social distancing. There's this idea that when white people gather, it's totally fine. They won't do anything to them. When black people gather, they are punishing them. Now, I don't know that there's all that.
Starting point is 00:35:57 much evidence of this. Frankly, I didn't know it was a thing until Ben and Jerry started talking about it. On the other hand, if it is a thing, isn't this an anti-white policy? You've told us the social distancing thing keeps us alive, right? You've told us wearing masks and social distancing is the thing that would keep us alive. So you'd want to enforce those on a population you cared about and not enforce it on a population you didn't care about. You're exactly right. So now, white people to die. Isn't this an anti-white thing? Yes, it is. If these policies are actually protecting people.
Starting point is 00:36:30 Is that why their ice cream is called death to vanilla? By the way, back to the equity thing. The equity orders are set up so they can address racial equity and support underserved communities. This is why. This is why Biden announced his orders on COVID. and said, I believe this nation and this government need to change their whole approach to the issue of racial equality equity. I'm embedding racial equity across the administration's response to COVID-19 and the economic crisis. Remember when he said, I'm only, if you're a woman, if you're a minority, if you're disadvantaged, you're going to get the bailouts.
Starting point is 00:37:20 And he didn't mention white people. This is equity. this is equity white people you've had enough aren't we all in this together there's no real way constitutionally to give reparations
Starting point is 00:37:36 for slavery right so like they that was always an excuse right it's just a justification these policies are just trying to do it without doing it right like you're just picking groups you believe are underprivileged and you're throwing the resources
Starting point is 00:37:51 at them with the justification of the pandemic so hold on just a second because stay in here pat i thought of something this weekend and i'd like your help on putting this list together because i i there's there's something to a just let's take a moment and just list these things out we'll do that in just a second we all make bad decisions from time to time remember that time when you stop you know uh having lunch in wuhan you know uh that was good having lunch in Wuhan might have been your mistake. The time you decided to have lunch at a nursing home in New York City.
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Starting point is 00:39:27 This is the Glenn Beck program. You know, I don't know what made me think of this this weekend, but I was thinking, think of all of the things that have been destroyed in the last 20 years and not replaced by anything better, just destroyed. for instance, the Boy Scouts. That's over. I mean, that used to be something that at least half the country still really, really admired. And it still exists. It's just a shell of its former self.
Starting point is 00:40:06 Correct. But nobody ever thinks of the Boy Scouts the way they were thinking about the Boy Scouts. The flag and the national anthem. It's not gone entirely, but would you be surprised if someone a year from now decides, we should have a new flag or a new national anthem. Would you be surprised? No. Certainly people who've called for it already, but I would not be surprised.
Starting point is 00:40:27 It seems to move so fast on this stuff. Our traditional view of things, small business, it's over. I mean, look at what COVID has done to small business and look at the right of the underdog with what happened with GameStop. Is the underdog that America roots for the underdog? Is that over? Baseball, football, football, basketball, deeply hurt. Deeply hurt. Mm-hmm.
Starting point is 00:41:01 Rule of law has been taken. Character Matters is gone. Her history. Our churches are deeply wounded. The last year of your life they just took. And what was it? Michelle said? And Barack knows
Starting point is 00:41:20 we've got to change our history. And Barack knows that we are going to have to make sacrifices. We're going to have to change our conversation. We're going to have to change our traditions. We have. We have. We have. We have.
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Starting point is 00:43:13 There's no way I'm going to sell it. Now I love this house and there's no way I'm going to sell it. And the real estate agents are going, wow, this thing will sell tomorrow now. And it's not even finished yet. But no. You're going to screw this up. You realize that. I know, I am.
Starting point is 00:43:32 And the end of the day, you're going to wait. Whatever I do will be the wrong thing. You're going to put it on the market the day after the market crashes. I know. Real estate agents, I trust, whether you're a buyer or a seller, you can trust these people to guide you. They know the market and they can guide you into what the best thing is and what your price of your house will really go for. I suggest you listen to their advice. It's real estate agents.I trust.com. Real estate agents.itrust.com. The name kind of says it all. It's a free service to you. Don't take my word for it. Interview these people. I think you'll see a real difference. Real estate agents. I trust.com. Years ago, Amity Schleys wrote a book called The Forgotten Man. And we are there.
Starting point is 00:44:56 I mean, I thought we were at the Forgotten Man in 2009, but no, we're there now. The Forgotten Man, the people that are all being squeezed in the middle. The rich get theirs. The poor get theirs. It's the person in the middle that keeps getting squeezed that they keep taking from. We're going to talk about that. I'm going to use some examples of how we're repeating the forgotten man lessons that we all forgot from the Great Depression and developing a government now of just corruption. We do that in 60 seconds.
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Starting point is 00:47:24 and you win. Patriotmobile.com slash Beck. Call them now at 972 Patriot or PatriotMobil.com slash back. So the Congressional Budget Office says that the $15 minimum wage is going to result in 1.3 million workers losing their jobs. So why are all these big companies for this? because the Amazon's are probably paying $15 an hour already, and if they're not, they'll be protected. They'll be fine, getting $15 wage.
Starting point is 00:48:21 They can afford it. Who can't afford it? The small businessman, the small businessman cannot afford a $15 an hour wage. If you have somebody who has really very low skills, and I'm just thinking of my father's bakery and they're scraping the floor, cleaning things, washing pots and pans like I did when I was a kid, I got minimum wage.
Starting point is 00:48:49 If minimum wage was 15 bucks, A, my dad couldn't have afforded it, but if he did, he would have hired probably another baker to help him that also did those things. So, or it would go on the back of somebody else or him. So the big companies are doing what they did during the Great Depression. I am, because of Jay Leno, I am becoming this massive car fan. Old cars are just like, I just love them.
Starting point is 00:49:21 And it's because I watch Jay Leno, and I just think they tell amazing stories. I've always wanted an Auburn or a Duesenberg. but the Duesenbergs are, I don't even know what they're worth, like a million and a half dollars for a Duesenberg. And they're crazy. They're great cars. They were, if you've ever heard the phrase, well, that's a doozy. That comes from Duesenberg, meaning that's outrageous. That's crazy because it's so great.
Starting point is 00:49:59 Why don't we have Duesenbergs in Auburns anymore? Because of the Great Depression. And it wasn't just. just because their price was so high because Rolls Royce succeeded, Cadillac succeeded. Cadillac succeeded because it was with GM. And GM was the one, and so was Ford and so was Chrysler, that got together and made all of the rules with the government. So they put people like Auburn and Duesenberg out of business.
Starting point is 00:50:36 They were the small guys. small guys couldn't compete anymore because the government made it impossible. That's what's happening. And we are developing an oligarchy now. Big businesses don't mind this. It's the small businesses and it's the little guy getting hurt. But they love that too. Why?
Starting point is 00:51:01 Because then they can push for basic minimum wage that everybody gets, you know, X number of dollars. every month whether you do something or not. The big guys keep making money. You have a hard time making money, but they'll give you a little dole. It crushes the American spirit. It crushes what we are. Why is the Keystone pipeline?
Starting point is 00:51:30 Why is that being canceled for the environment? You know that oil is coming from Canada, right? So that oil is coming across our border anyway. But you put it on a train instead of a pipeline. Do the train companies have? Are they in with the Democrats? I'm not really sure because it doesn't make sense if you care about the environment because trains are much more likely to have an accident and a giant spill if there is an accident than the pipeline.
Starting point is 00:52:06 and 11,000 jobs were lost. 11,000 jobs. Same with the border construction. I don't know if you saw the quote from one of the little guys, the construction workers. I'm not going to get in trouble, am I? Oh, wait. It's my last day. So what are they going to do?
Starting point is 00:52:31 Fire me? That's a quote from one of the construction guys before he really opened up. He said, my plan, what am I going to do? My plan? Go find something up north by the union or something. I'm F, to be honest with you. A lot of these guys were the same. We don't have anything.
Starting point is 00:52:55 A lot of people here just don't know what they're going to do. If you want my personal opinion, the wall was actually a good thing. You talk to a lot of locals in town and everything, and they were appreciative of what we were doing. They said, we feel our country really doesn't give a crap. about us end quote hmm so the little guy versus the machine now what about the guys what it got about the guys who should have justice come down on them for instance the FBI lawyer the one that altered the email on Carter page for the FISA courts
Starting point is 00:53:50 that illegally gave the courts the impression that he should be monitored with the FISA rules. That's the biggest invasion of privacy we can have. It is such an abuse of power. And he knew exactly what he was doing. Well, he just went through court. He could have had years in prison for this, but he got something worse. 12 months of probation 12 months
Starting point is 00:54:30 of probation he's not going to prison not going to prison even for a month 400 hours of community service oh boy well he learned his lesson and boy nobody's going to do that huh nobody's going to violate your privacy in a FISA court
Starting point is 00:54:50 because you know why no one will ever know about it if they do it to you no one will ever know this was being done to the president's campaign that's the only reason why we know this and if they get away with it at that level what chance do you have i know i fought against the federal government when the federal government decides to defy the court there doesn't seem to be any repercussions when i was in court with the federal government they demanded documents. And I said, well, the federal government has them.
Starting point is 00:55:36 The court demanded the documents be released. I think it was four or five attorneys showed up from the Obama White House. Nope, we're not going to do it. Nope. You can order us all you want. We're not going to release them. Well, you can redact all of the information, and we don't need any other page than this one. Nope.
Starting point is 00:56:02 Finally, the judge, because my people were saying, what are we supposed to do then? Here we have a government employee leaking something to the press. If they won't verify, then we got nothing. If you can't make them verify, we got nothing. How can we possibly defend ourselves? Finally, she went back and said, you've got to release these. So they did. 300 pages, all of them redacted, every word redacted.
Starting point is 00:56:35 But we found the page where the redactions were the exact same pattern as our page. Hmm. Nope, not good enough. If the federal government decides to not play by the rules, you have no recourse. This is why you don't want an all-powerful government. Because they can do anything and there's no police to run to. When the police are bad, ask African Americans. Ask anybody who lived in the South, in the 50s, in the 60s, what it was really like before the Fed got involved.
Starting point is 00:57:22 Still bad after that. But when the cops could do anything, you're not going to the cops. Somebody robs you? Oh, yeah, probably. somebody with power in town that knows the sheriff and they're not going to do anything because the sheriff might be getting a cut.
Starting point is 00:57:43 What are you going to do? What are you going to do? Like, for instance, the Lincoln Project, John Weaver, longtime GOP operative who helped advise John McCain, John Kasich,
Starting point is 00:57:58 he was the guy, he was the co-founder of the Lincoln Project. Now, the Lincoln Project was really, really helpful, apparently, to the Democrats. We warned you about the Lincoln Project. Well, now, now the New York Times has done a story about how he had made sexual overtures to young men offering help to get into, this guy is the Weinstein of politics.
Starting point is 00:58:35 Now, the New York Times is just coming out of this. However, they've known since 2004. Let me give you this from the Atlantic. The details very slightly, according to which insider tells the story. But the main point is always the same. After Weaver went into business for himself and lured away one of Roe's top employees, Rove spread a rumor that Weaver had made a pass at a young man at a state Republican function. Weaver won't reply to the smear, but those close to two.
Starting point is 00:59:05 him said, spoke of their outrage at the nearly two decades old lie. So two decades people had been saying this about him. Finally, Carl Roves said, this guy's a danger. They've known about this forever. But they kept
Starting point is 00:59:22 it quiet. Which only helps fuel the fires of things like Q. If you don't, if you stop with a stop being a country of laws and become a country of men.
Starting point is 00:59:46 We have nothing left. And of course conspiracies will grow. By the way, almost everybody that was on that list when we did our, you know, what was it called that Hydra episode where we showed you the octopus of all the people in the Obama administration, almost all of those people now have nice inside jobs of the Biden administration. Nobody's going to jail. Nobody's doing anything. They're all being put into positions where they can stop any kind of investigation.
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Starting point is 01:01:58 So we have Janisteen coming up. She is the reporter that has really gone after Andrew Cuomo. about what happened in nursing homes. We have an update on that. It is ugly. It is ugly. On multiple fronts. On this one.
Starting point is 01:02:28 Yeah. We'll get into that. Cruz and Holly are now going into the ethics committee. They've been called into the, it's probably the most secretive committee in all of Washington. It may even be more secretive than the Intel committee. but they're being called in because, well, they've been charged with inciting riots. No, wait a minute.
Starting point is 01:02:55 Hang on just a second. Weren't they inside the Capitol? They're a riot against themselves. Right. Yeah. I mean, if they were both gone that day mysteriously, maybe, and we had pictures of them in masks. Right. But, no.
Starting point is 01:03:10 The crowd was chanting hang Mike Pence. This wasn't exactly a Democrat. only focused issue here. Yeah. So they're going in, you know, are you now or have you ever been a Trump supporter? That's what we're headed towards now. By the way, someone edited a Maxine Waters quote about Trump staffers. So good.
Starting point is 01:03:35 And it applied to Cuomo staffers. And do you remember what she said? They just changed from Trump to Cuomo. If you see anybody from the Cuomo administration in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gas station, you get out there and you create a crowd and you push back on them. You tell them you're not welcome anymore, anywhere. Hmm. Well, that's everything exact quote from Maxine Waters, except she said Trump administration. This was Cuomo administration.
Starting point is 01:04:10 Different reaction, though. Different reaction. Yeah. Everyone justified Maxine Waters when she said that or ignored it completely. They were very pissed off. Yeah, we have to condemn violence and harassment in any form. It's unacceptable and ridiculous. Yeah, so they're very upset about it.
Starting point is 01:04:29 This is dangerous. The Republicans have to denounce this threat of violence. After the Capitol riots, I call on Twitter to ban this account. Immediately. I mean, it just goes on it. You've said this, you've made this point before with some of the people you've brought on from the left. People that are like Reyes Patel, you know, right? A guy who's like a good guy who is trying to, you know, he's a left guy, but, you know,
Starting point is 01:05:01 is trying to understand the right a little bit. And you talk to him and you bring up these stories and Reyes would be like, that never even crossed over into my ecosphere. Yeah, I don't even know it. Never even heard that quote. And this is the same with. Maxine Waters. I mean, these are Congress people that had obviously, they were so sucked in by this and so embarrassed by it. They obviously had never heard the quote before. They had no idea
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Starting point is 01:07:20 This is the Glenn Beck program. Mayor, I'm sorry, Governor Andrew Cuomo, claimed Friday after the New York Attorney General's office showed a new report that it looks like he may have the number of nursing home COVID deaths have been underestimated by as much as 50%. He said this. A third of all deaths in this nation are from nursing homes. New York State, we're only about 28% only.
Starting point is 01:07:54 but we're below the national average in number of deaths in nursing homes. But who cares? 33, 28, died in a hospital, died in a nursing home. They died. This sounds very familiar. Do you remember this? The fact is we had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they'd go kill some Americans?
Starting point is 01:08:20 What difference at this point does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again. She, wow, the same tactic being used by Andrew Cuomo. We want to bring in Janice Dean. She's from Fox. She's the Fox News senior meteorologist. The reason why she is talking about this is because her husband lost both of his parents in a nursing home in New York. and we welcome Janice back to the program.
Starting point is 01:08:53 Hi, Janice. Hi, Glenn. Nice to see you, my friend. Good to see you. So tell me what your reaction is to Governor Cuomo. Where do I start? It's been 10 months that I've been covering this governor, and he continues to really surprise me with his arrogance,
Starting point is 01:09:16 his narcissism, his stupidity. He continues to go on national television on Friday, and, you know, says things like you just aired. Who cares? So tell me the 28%, the rest of the country has 33%. Is that true? Well, I have to first begin by saying I was surprised that the Attorney General here in New York, who was a Democrat, who was endorsed by Governor Cuomo,
Starting point is 01:09:48 did her own investigation 76 pages of a report into the nursing. home issue, something that I have been shouting from the mountaintops for 10 months. You know I've been on your program talking about Cuomo and the mandate to put COVID positive patients in a nursing homes and the fact that this governor continues to hide the numbers. The Justice Department had an investigation into him. He didn't give them any information. Glenn, I got it from a top source with the Justice Department, the top investigatory unit in the nation. And he wasn't giving them information. So she took it upon herself to investigate him and came up with the fact that the numbers have been skewed. He's been basically covering them up for many months now. And
Starting point is 01:10:34 they're at least 50% higher than they've officially been reporting. Yeah. And I think that the official number was 56% off of this report, which was incredible. Wait, 56% higher. Yeah, higher than they had initially said. Which brings that number to 28? Or does that bring that number? number higher than 28? I don't know the answer to that. I do know that the figure they've released already, though, is still too low. I mean, listen to this. The figures could be even higher, but the health department said its audit was ongoing, didn't break out deaths for presumed, but not confirmed to be caused by the virus, and omitted those in assisted living or other types of long-term care facilities. There's still much, much more to unravel here, Janice.
Starting point is 01:11:18 Yes, absolutely. And that's why I am pressing everyone to in government, in local government as well as state government and even federal government, we need an independent bipartisan investigation into this governor and the whole debacle, the whole nursing home massacre. But I will tell you, there is light. There is a door opening because of this AG report. And now the New York Times is starting to dig in on this governor and this new AG report, as well as the vaccine rollout, there is an article, a damning article in New York Times today, talking about how nine of his higher high ups in the health department are leaving,
Starting point is 01:12:07 are leaving. And they had an interview with Cuomo. And would you believe this was his quote, Glenn and Stu? Everybody has a plan until I punch them in the face, basically saying, I don't need anybody. I know who I rely on. and the article lays out hospital lobbyists, top donors, not scientists, not people who should be telling you not to put COVID positive patients in nursing homes. Hospital lobbyists that give him
Starting point is 01:12:36 millions of dollars are whispering in his ear about the nursing home issue and the vaccine rollout. This is criminal, Glenn and Stu. It's criminal. So, Janice, you know, It looks as though Gavin Newsom, you know, the two Wonder Boys were Newsom and Cuomo. And Newsom looks like there's a real chance of him being removed by the people. Do you see that kind of a recall Andrew Cuomo thing taking root in New York? Stu, I think we need a new mug. Yes. Andrew Cuomo is awful mugs and we need now recall Andrew Cuomo.
Starting point is 01:13:21 I'm in for this. But here's the thing. I've done research. We can't do that in New York. It's a special kind of thing of beauty that they have in California. We can't do that here in New York. But we need to take his powers away. He has control over everything.
Starting point is 01:13:39 They gave him superpowers. So no one can challenge him. And I've been saying to lawmakers, grow a spine. You have a lot of ammunition now. against this governor, go in and take his powers away. We are a democracy, not a monarchy. Well, usually they don't do anything until they think the king will be dead. Nobody wants to put a knife in the back of the king if the king can live through it. And I think that's probably what's going on. Everybody is shy until it looks like he's weak enough to take out, which is it's sick,
Starting point is 01:14:18 but that's what happens. You imagine if Donald Trump had not, well, we saw it after what happened at the Capitol, people started exiting the White House. And the press just dogpiled and said, this is an administration out of control, everybody is leaving. You have nine of the top health officials of New York leaving because of Andrew Cuomo. Isn't that worth more than just one story? Because the mainstream media, the New York Times is, but you're not. not seeing very much time spent on ABC NBC CBS. He's not getting the pushback that quite honestly
Starting point is 01:14:57 is warranted with nine top health advisors walking out. And not listening to the science, not listening to the scientists, listening to his top hospital lobbyists who have been basically whispering in his ear since the very beginning of the pandemic. This is the reason why the meteorologist on Fox News Channel is getting political because I saw none of the coverage. I was seeing these little bits and reports about the COVID positive patients going into nursing homes,
Starting point is 01:15:28 his executive order that was scrubbed off of his website, and the fact that he was hiding the numbers, and because I was not seeing the coverage on all of the mainstream, as you mentioned, the ABCs, the CBSes, the NBCs, who were instead anointing this man as like a hero, love life, tell us about your family.
Starting point is 01:15:50 You could be the next president. I mean, that's why I'm here. That's why I'm, you know, sounding the alarm. And it's still to this day they continue to cover up for him. It's incredible. I mean, and those interviews he did with Chris Cuomo from this period. I mean, are going to be legendary, I think, in the end of this. You know, it's weird is you know this, Stu, if I am friends with somebody or I like somebody or there's somebody
Starting point is 01:16:16 in my own religion. I usually am harder on them. Right. Because I don't ever want people to say, oh, well, he's just cutting them slack. And it's unfair sometimes how hard I am on them. This is the exact opposite. This is, I mean, it's CNN colluding with the government of New York. It really is. I, Janice, I want to get your perspective on, on this, because I had this feeling in a big way. nobody's done more to keep Andrew Cuomo accountable than Janice Dean. It should be 100% clear. I've ranted about it a lot as well. And to the point of where if you had looked at this story at all, Janice, you knew this eventually was coming.
Starting point is 01:16:59 This is not a surprise. We all knew New York was the only state doing this and counting the deaths this way. We all knew eventually there was going to be released. There was multiple lawsuits on this front from the fine people at the Empire Center and others who were trying to get this information. everyone who had looked at his performance at all knew eventually this number was going to come out. I was stunned to see how shocked everyone was by it. Partially, I'm happy that people are finally coming to this and seeing this. But like the CNN headline, Andrew Cuomo's COVID-19 performance may have been less stellar than it seemed.
Starting point is 01:17:32 Like this is not bad. Less stellar. They were shocked by this information. I don't know whether to be encouraged or discouraged by all of this. Well, can I tell you a story of what happened over the weekend? I've met a lot of families who have been grieving. Same story as my family. They lost a loved one in a nursing home. And my friend Dawn did an interview with Lester Holt on NBC on Thursday when the AG report was released. They got in touch with her and they sent a reporter or they did a Zoom session with a reporter. And she's very vocal about Cuomo. Every rally that I have ever been to, she has a sign that's is killer Cuomo. I mean, she really, really believes that this man killed her mom. And so they started the interview and she's done a few of these enough times that she knows they only take little sound bites of her. They never start with the Andrew Cuomo did this. I hold him accountable. So now when she does
Starting point is 01:18:28 these interviews, she always starts with. And I blame Andrew Cuomo. Andrew Cuomo was the one that put COVID positive patients in a nursing homes. Andrew Cuomo killed my mom. Well, she did that. And what did the reporter do, the producer. Clipped down. Clip. No. No. She told her, do not say Andrew Cuomo, please say the state of New York. What? What? I'm the state of New York. Yes. Yes.
Starting point is 01:18:54 So that's on their minute 15 clip that they used for the big AG 76 page report is my friend Don basically being coached on what to say instead of what she wanted to say. So she wrote on Facebook this weekend. I did this interview with Lester Holt. And this is the reason why a lot of us, you know, we want to get on the mainstream media, right? We want to tell people what's going on. But they're trying to tell us what we should say. And so she got on Facebook and said, I did this interview. They only used like 10 seconds of it.
Starting point is 01:19:28 And they coached me instead of saying what I feel is Andrew Cuomo was the reason why my mom died. They said New York State failed. And that's what they used. and she was angry and I put, yep, yep, posted it on Twitter. It went viral and I called them out. NBC, Today Show, Lester Holt, shame on you for covering up this governor. And we had her on Fox & Friends this morning. We gave her six and a half minutes.
Starting point is 01:19:57 Good for you. She told her story and she said, Governor Cuomo, you're the reason why my mom is dead. Do me a favor. Call her for me. Tell her that our producers are going to call. I'll have Sarah reach out to you. I would love that. We'll put her on in the next hour at the bottom of the hour. Thank you, Glenn and Stu.
Starting point is 01:20:16 You guys, you are doing God's work on this. I wish you the best, and please stay in touch with us. Let us know how we can help. I will, my friend. Thank you to your viewers and your audience. Thank you very much. She's awesome. I love her.
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Starting point is 01:22:09 It's because of people who give me information from within the governor. No, I mean the actual montage of him saying that. Do you have it? Go ahead. You have it? We don't have it. Some technical difficulties. Yeah, it's on, it's cut number, I don't know, cut number three, I think. So how did these domestic terrorists stormed the nation's capital? The capital ransacked by MAGA terrorists.
Starting point is 01:22:36 The assaults perpetrated by the MAGA terrorists. terrorists. The MAGA terrorist. Maga terrorists. A deadly attack by MAGA terrorists. The MAGA terrorist mob. Yeah, so I guess we have a problem with Jake Tapper calling people now terrorists. And, you know, we got to get to the bottom. As AOC said, we, you know, we've got to have a committee on this, you know, some hearings on this.
Starting point is 01:23:05 And I, I'm, we're not hearing anything. Yeah. There is. Let's start it again, please. A little hearing. Mr. Cole, what is the exact number of Trump supporters or subversives that are loose today? There are too many of them. Too many, too many. Have you now, are you now or have you ever been a Trump supporter? We're going to tell you about the world that we are building and how and why. we need to stand against it.
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Starting point is 01:25:54 While Biden has put Gitmo prisoners ahead of Americans for the vaccines, don't worry, nothing to see here. GameStop, even though they've been stopped from the little guy, stopped from actually having a free market, you can still buy GameStop shares, and they have on in other countries. But here in America, no, no, no, we have to protect the little guy. Oh, by the way, if you're going to ride public transit, it looks like the nationwide mask mandate begins tonight. And you don't have to wear one mask.
Starting point is 01:26:35 You have to wear two. We're in an oligarchy, a brave new world. And I'll tell you about it. in 60 seconds. GameStop, really? A dying video company took down a $12 billion hedge fund. Ah. Online youths, teenagers, writing a governance stimulus check into risky options.
Starting point is 01:27:06 Yeah, that's right. That's right. The seemingly unstopping infinite stimulus and money printing that is going, with Janet Yellen and Joe Biden in charge, it is going to rock stability in all kinds of things. That's why I want you to call Goldline right now. Please call Goldline. You know that GameStop is now going after silver because the giant head fund.
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Starting point is 01:29:12 And they have an unknowable amount of control over each of our lives right now. They have more power, influence, and control than even we understand at this point. they're talking about algorithms that will help change your mind. You're on one side of the aisle. They're now talking about algorithms that will get you away from Trump. I don't know. That's kind of spooky, isn't it? I mean, I don't mind if you make an argument, but if you're manipulating what I see. Now, I only believe in this because it's provable, easily.
Starting point is 01:29:49 It's happening right in front of us. It's happening to us. We see it play out in the form of the, the number of masks we now have to wear or where we eat. Can we eat inside or outside? Where we congregate. Whether or not our teachers teach, even though it's a safe school environment that we paid billions of dollars to enhance
Starting point is 01:30:10 to make sure everything was safe. The proof is in the executive orders and the media and their idols. And the oligarchy. Most recently seemed getting help from their partners in the government to stop the forgotten man from winning on Wall Street by investing freely and playing by the rules. This time it was GameStop. What will it be next? We haven't even arrived at the Great Reset yet, and that changes capitalism itself to the core.
Starting point is 01:30:47 The oligarchy is a snake's nest. If you don't know what an oligarchy is, it's basically a country run by corporations and dirty corrupt politicians. It's Russia. Global corporations bonded to the government in a twisted new religion. I know it's also China. Why would I say religion? Because it's a religion that is, ironically, anti-religion.
Starting point is 01:31:17 Because the oligarchy can only exist if the masses disown God. If you take away a man's God, he will replace it with something. that is not God. We know that to be true. That's why they work so hard to destroy religion. In place of God, you're given terror, burrowed inside of convenience. Our unconsenting subordination to the oligarchy
Starting point is 01:31:47 is a form of worship. They tell us we enjoy subservience. They have us convinced, well, I can't live without it. No, I mean, I can't communicate in it. We did fine before. We have become a function of the oligarchy. We depend on it now for everything. And by disowning God in favor of the oligarchy,
Starting point is 01:32:13 the individual is disowning himself. Because we're foregoing the chance of meaningful survival. As one psychologist put it, society is the sum total of the individuals in need of redemption. But there are no individuals in the oligarchy. It's just a shinier version of the Marxist idea of the state, except it's not about the people. It's about your convenience.
Starting point is 01:32:43 But it's still about the same thing, power and money. The state is just a high-minded attempt to hide corruption and make evil men feel less bound for hell. But it's the same lineage. It's the same story. but perhaps the oligarchy is the worst iteration yet because this one knows everything about you. The Stasi was nothing compared to what high tech has on you. Think about this.
Starting point is 01:33:19 The oligarchy is fueling itself on the death of your individuality. It wants you to consume endlessly. But it's a self-consumption. You're being asked to sacrifice. sacrifice yourself. And I think secretly we all know this is happening. Sales for 1984 have skyrocketed, skyrocketed. We're talking a lot about Orwell in 1984, and for a good reason.
Starting point is 01:33:49 Orwell predicted what's happening all around us. If you read 1984, about a couple of three months ago, I reread it. I didn't read it since I was in high school. My gosh, it is reading like a newspaper. And that's only half of it. The other half is Huxley's Brave New World. world, which should be a required companion piece to 1984 today. In 1984, society is forced to hold opposing and contradictory views in their heads at all times.
Starting point is 01:34:21 Man is a man, but a man can have a baby. A man can be a woman. You can't deny that. And a man can become a woman, and then that woman is just the same as any man. and men and women are equal, but it would be better if we had more women on the board of directors because, well, they're more than equal. They're different somehow, but they're the same. In a brave new world, the hapless citizens of the state are full of blissful self-cannibalism. Obedience is the result of a parasitic propaganda campaign that,
Starting point is 01:35:07 began before the citizens were even born. There is plenty of censorship, lots of forbidden literature, but unlike Fahrenheit 451 and 1984, the people in the Brave New World are excited to welcome the censorship. Isn't that us now? How many people do you hear? Well, there's freedom of speech, but not really freedom of speech. They were so inundated in Brave New World with useless and distracting information. They just stop processing any of it. Do you know anybody that has said, I just can't
Starting point is 01:35:43 watch it anymore? The book is just as full of slogans, says 1984, but the slogans are catchier, like ad copy. History is bunk. Have you heard anything like that? Everyone works for everyone else. We can't do it without anyone. And you didn't build this. There motto is community identity stability the same exact creepy vagueness and manufactured warmth that you see play out over and over again in the last year the hypocrisy is so constant and obvious that it makes you question your reality community identity stability it's a misnomer the same way that antifa is an inaccurate representative of anti-fascist and it's not by my mistake. In Brave New World, people live under the model. Everyone belongs to everyone else.
Starting point is 01:36:48 Individuality does not exist. Everything is shared. Did you hear the Great Reset? By 2030, you will own no private property. There will be no private property and you will like it. That's a quote from the World Economic Forum. Brave New World. Everybody shared. there is no private property and everyone loves it. Monogamy is taboo. Even solitude is framed as psychotic. Nothing can be intense or long, long drawn. Citizens are trained to avoid having to live through a long time interval between the consciousness of a desire and its fulfillment. In other words, right now and then forget it. They're told, take a holiday from reality whenever you like and come back without so much as a headache. or a mythology, which is code for take away the collective human history. The state, the oligarchy.
Starting point is 01:37:54 They hold all control and the workers serve as their unwitting slaves. Unwitting is the key. Citizens can't realize that they're being used. It's a complicated caste system that hides the real social ranking, a pyramid scheme that the elite are packaging as community, identity, stability. They can't be no, they can't. The people can never figure out that they're being used. Has anybody noticed that everything the Democrats say they're against,
Starting point is 01:38:30 fascism, corporatism, they're now pushing? All of these things are being pushed. And yet the people involved in the Democratic Party that are, that are, that are just the voters, they still don't know that. Why?
Starting point is 01:38:47 Because none of them. their media is covering it. I actually feel sorry for most of them. The state in the Brave New World is the precursor to the oligarchy of now. An earlier version, you can probably trace back to the separation of light from dark during the creation of the universe. From that moment, life had predators and prey. And humans took this dynamic and turned it into entertainment. and now there's a class of all powerful elites with unknowable measures of control over each of our lives,
Starting point is 01:39:26 more power and influence and control than we could ever know. To understand the oligarchy, we have to understand ourselves. We have to escape the pointless, circling chaos of an oligarch class that resets our history and shames the act of remembering. Otherwise, we're all going to drown in a ceaseless flood of information. and propaganda and maybe never any truth. And without a sense of what is true, without the belief that life holds the potential for meaning,
Starting point is 01:40:03 we're just toothpicks in somebody's social experience, some private game for the oligarchy. That's the existence they demand of you, your existence, your individuality. Because individuality is a obstacle to them. You belong to everyone else. You belong to the oligarchy. And you're so much more useful if you conform.
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Starting point is 01:42:41 Yeah. The only thing, I just don't know how they're going to get to 1.5 million signatures unless people really start talking about the website, Recall Gavin, 2020.com. If people don't mention that frequently, recall Gavin 2020.com, there's no way people are going to be able to get the appropriate number of signatures needed. What is the website? Because I didn't, I don't even know it. It's Recall Gavin 2020. Call Gavin 2020.2020.com. And this is the thing. People need to go there to see what the petition is, whether they would like to sign it if they happen to be in California. they would need to go to recalgabin 2020.com to go through the process to get their name on that list. Okay. Thank you very much for that information.
Starting point is 01:43:19 That's brought you by a recallgabin 2020.com. Thank you. There's a new Colorado website now. Is it Recall Gavin 2020.com? No, it's a different one. Okay. It's a different one. There is a county now that wants to split from Colorado.
Starting point is 01:43:38 because Colorado is like it's it's gone crazy. It used to be a western state where Western states are just different. I mean, my wife, when she first went out to the west, and I grew up in the West, I unfortunately grew up in the Seattle area, the mountain region, always, it still has some cowboy left in it, where a man's word is a man's word, where, you know, a shake, a handshake is a contract. and people just live differently. And in some ways, in some way, well, it is why I like the new Kevin Costner series. Yellowstone.
Starting point is 01:44:18 Yellowstone. Just love that because there is a different lifestyle and a different mentality. Well, they are now, it's Weld County and they are exploring the annexation of their county with Wyoming. and it might, if the residents approve the ballot question, Colorado, the legislature has to approve it. The Wyoming legislature has to approve it. And possible voters in both states have to do it. But, I mean, why not?
Starting point is 01:44:55 Why not let people out? I mean, I just don't understand why everything has to be the same. That's not what America was. I mean, do you remember, and maybe it's my age speaking, I bet you don't even remember this. When you could cross the country and not every town had an Ann Taylor and a gap, they were all different. They had their own local versions of those things. And each town and each state had its own personality, and it was great to travel. Now you travel and, you know, you're like, oh, well, the scenery's nice, but it's like going to Epcot,
Starting point is 01:45:31 where once you go into Epcot and you're like, oh, look, it's China. And they have the same gifts that they had in the Germany Pavilion is the same store. Yeah. And you're like, okay, there's nothing really to see in here. That's what America has become. It might look differently, but it's the same. I don't want the same. Yeah, I'm not anti-chain store, anti-chain restaurant.
Starting point is 01:45:56 No, neither a lot. There's value in those things. Oh, yeah, absolutely. The best places have both. Correct. Right, like where you can go to those places you could depend on that you kind of know. But then in addition, you find those holes in the wall that are like doing things. Correct.
Starting point is 01:46:09 Much, much better. And you can investigate this. When you're traveling, that's what you want. Right. You want to be able to pop into the local place and get that feel. That's why I like traveling the country, but I don't like traveling on the interstate. Because generally, the interstate is all the same. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:46:24 You know, you go the local routes, the business routes, and all of a sudden you see something different. But unfortunately, with COVID, now you're mainly seeing decay. I prefer to do most of my traveling on the information superhighway, like when I go to RecallGavin2020.com. Well, that almost sounds like it should be paid for. It's not paid for, but you should still go to Recall Gavin 2020. What would I find there at Recall Gavin 2020. All the information you need to recall Gavin 2020. Wow.
Starting point is 01:46:52 1.3 million signatures they're up to, by the way. Wow. They're almost there. They're almost there. What do they have? A month or two months left? A month at a half, I believe. I think it's mid-March is their goal.
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Starting point is 01:48:21 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. I'm here with a known hate monger, Sue Bergier, who insists that two. masks is one too many. And I, of course, am going to abide by my 25 mask ruling, which is why I kind of sound like I'm shouting, because I have to get it through
Starting point is 01:48:48 the 25 masks. I think you've accurately stated my opposition to the 25 mask proposal. You don't even look at it. It's not even tight. It's supposed to be sealed on your face. It's not even sealed on your face. I can't. Oh, you can't.
Starting point is 01:49:05 Okay. I'm going to get the coronavirus here. I'd rather get that than the 25 masks. But the... As I pulled the audience. Killer. The interesting thing about the two masks situation is there doesn't seem to be any real science. Science on it.
Starting point is 01:49:25 What are you talking about? There's no science. Well, here is Fouchy on two masks. Listen to this. There are many people who feel, you know, if you really want to have an extra little bit of protection, maybe I should put two masks on. There's nothing wrong with that, but there's no data that indicates that that is going to make a difference. And that's the reason why the CDC has not changed their recommendation.
Starting point is 01:49:50 As I said, 25 masks. There's plenty of data on 25 masks. I don't think there is a lot of data on 25 masks. because Michael Osterholm was another big Aater. Killer. Epidemiologist that advises, by the way, Biden. Killer. He says two masks probably a bad idea because it's going to prevent the air from coming in more,
Starting point is 01:50:15 which means you're going to suck in more. You're going to suck harder air. You're going to suck through, you know, to get to actually breathe. You're going to have to suck through two masks, as you just found out. And then you're going to be drawing in more problematic elements. So I don't,
Starting point is 01:50:31 this is like the school thing. The school thing was the same way. Like, Bosterholm was one of them who was saying, no, you got to keep the schools open from the beginning. And there was never really a big movement among scientists to say that we should close the schools.
Starting point is 01:50:43 No. It just kept happening. No, it's because of labor unions, which of course, no more than the media. More than scientists. The following attributes of mass needed to fulfill the requirements of Biden's
Starting point is 01:50:55 executive order as of tonight. a properly worn mask completely covering the nose and mouth. I'm there. I'm wearing one now. You can't see it, but I got it. Cloth masks should be made with two or more layers of breathable fabric so that it is tightly woven. So if we want to check,
Starting point is 01:51:16 if you're in compliance, fabrics that do not let light pass through when held up to a light source are okay. Mass should be secured to the head with ties, ear loops or elastic bands that go behind the head. If gaiters are worn, they should have two layers of fabric or be folded to make two layers. I thought gators were completely useless. Mass should fit snugly but comfortably against the side of the face. Mass should be a solid piece of material without slits, exhalation valves or punctures.
Starting point is 01:51:57 Okay, so we have that today. Now, Saturday, there was language in the new CDC order on the website that read the CDC reserves the right to enforce the order through criminal penalties, but anticipates voluntary compliance. As of this morning, that language is mysteriously gone from the CDC, but don't worry. Don't worry. The mini-mow that thought this is a good idea is going to continue. But I just want to show, I want to bring the highest authority.
Starting point is 01:52:32 No, not God. As if he exists. Let me bring the highest authority on masks and show you this has been in the planning for a very long time. Let me take you back to 1956. Stu, watch your monitor. Riding to the rescue. When we need him months. Who's the masked man?
Starting point is 01:52:55 I am a lone ranger. Sworn to protect the innocent. That's it, Tano? From now on, I'll wear a mask. Let me have the mask. There, fits perfectly. Good job, Tullo. Don't miss the Masked Man Marathon.
Starting point is 01:53:11 Two classic hours of the Lone Ranger. Friends don't wear masks. Sometimes they do. Saturday, September 12th on Cozy TV. Do you want to make an issue with a mask? I'm no fool. Did you notice that it is not the eye mask? We think of the Lone Ranger wearing the black eye mask.
Starting point is 01:53:31 He was, can we bring this up? He's wearing the same mask that Joe Biden is wearing. And in 1956, Joe Biden had black hair just like that. He's the Lone Ranger. He's just wearing the same mask. But he talks like, get his my kumasobi he's just talking like that telling you that's amazing i think you've uncovered uh and yet is this going into the mercury museum i mean because right away
Starting point is 01:54:04 course it is this shows i love by the way how this this nonsense from biden well we need to we're going to we're going to require masks on federal property and uh interstate travel is this an effective policy for anyone other than people who have not traveled or been to a federal building? Nope. Because every single, there's no plane you're getting on unless it's maybe a private plane in which you don't have to wear a mask. They all make you wear a mask anyway. And the same thing with a federal building. If you go to a federal building, they're going to make you wear a mask before you walk into it.
Starting point is 01:54:40 That's how this has been going for months. It's like, it's honestly, it's like, it's like if Biden came out today and said, unless you give me a retina scan, you're going to have to take your shoes off at every airport. Dude, I already, I already do that. Right. We all do that unless you've gone through some special government line or you've given them the retina scan. This is amazing.
Starting point is 01:55:04 It's all marketing. The only difference between what he was doing, what he's doing now and what Trump was doing then is that Trump was indicating, he was giving a skeptical vibe to coronavirus. And Biden is saying it giving a serious vibe to coronavirus. And it's it. everything is the same. Everything is the same. You know, when he came out and said 100 million vaccinations in the next 100 days, it sounded
Starting point is 01:55:30 great, didn't it? It sounds impressive. But Trump had already said a million vaccinations every day. He just didn't say in the next 100 days, 100 million, which sounds bigger. Yeah, and he didn't really like say it and make a big deal about it, but they were doing it. In fact, when Biden took over, the week Biden took over, they did 1.3 million per day. which is over $100 million. Now he's up to $150 million in the first 100 days.
Starting point is 01:55:54 But isn't that completely unimpressive if you're already doing $1.3 million? That would be $130 million. Yeah. And you go back and you look at right now, normal flu season. This is from Limestone, the economist. Normal flu season, we dose a pace of $2 to $3 million a day like it's nothing. And then in the middle of a massive pandemic, we pat ourselves on the back so we can, because we're vaccinating at one third that pace.
Starting point is 01:56:16 why are we impressed by this? Like again, this should be something where we're doing two, three, four, five million a day if people want them. I'm not saying mandate, but if people want them, we should be doing as many as we can possibly do. All these new variants coming in,
Starting point is 01:56:31 all these potential danger in the future, people are going to start gathering even more when it comes to the warmer weather. Like, do this now when people are miserable and don't want to go anywhere, but they'd be happy to get a vaccine right now. So when I was a kid, I grew up in the bakery and we all had to work.
Starting point is 01:56:49 And I worked in the bakery since I was eight years old. And all of us had to work because, I mean, we were struggling. So mainly I didn't get to cook anything. I didn't get to bake anything with my dad. My one job at the bench because everything else was, you know, I was washing the pots and pans and scraping the floor and, you know, cleaning up the mess. But the one job he did let me do is when we were baking bread,
Starting point is 01:57:16 and it was during the summer, and so I could be there in the morning, when he was baking bread, he would let me take it out of the proof box, the proof box, and then right before you put it in the oven, I would spread this stuff on the top of the bread. I'd cut it open and then spread it on,
Starting point is 01:57:36 and then I'd put it into the oven. Well, one day, buttertop home, home, what was it, home pride buttertrap? Sweet. Yeah, home-pride buttertop bread. There was a commercial, and it was wonderful. And I'll never forget.
Starting point is 01:57:54 It said, but we bake the butter right in. Yeah. And it was so great. Yeah. Split it down the middle. And I looked at my dad, and I said, dad, that's fantastic. We got to do that. And he said, son, you cut the tops.
Starting point is 01:58:16 of the bread. What do you think you're brushing on? Wow. That was the day I learned about marketing. It's all in marketing. Because we didn't put buttertop bread, buttertop bread, even though I personally had been doing it,
Starting point is 01:58:38 seemed really great. This is, this honestly is the result of the right not listening to social scientists, not listening to people about behavior, not listening to people about how to present and package things. We don't do that. The left is riddled with them.
Starting point is 01:59:03 And because they can take dog crap and wrap it up and put a beautiful bow on it, we're like, oh my gosh, look at that. It's dog crap. No, it's not. Would dog crap? be wrapped like this? Well, yeah,
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Starting point is 02:01:13 Is that too bad? Soutle. Yeah, okay. I'll do it. I just do it this way. So listen, people listening to Prov the Radio. Here is new order now from all-impressive, all-knowing, all-seeing dictator Gavin Newsom. LA County Public Health officials released new restrictions Friday on outdoor dining, as indoor dining still prohibited in county.
Starting point is 02:01:40 These restrictions now include televisions must not be turned on. You might see something on television that maybe says something bad about our beloved leader, Gavin Newsom. Employees who come into contact with customers must wear face masks and face shield. No more six people can be seated at table. Every person at table must be from the same household. So you want to meet with friends, no friends for you. Tables must be placed at least eight feet apart, not traditional six feet.
Starting point is 02:02:16 Okay? TVs, the reason why you can't because TVs cause super spread or events. watching American football. Isn't that great? Now you can't watch TV. They can't have, if you have TVs in your restaurant, they must be turned off. They say it's because, well, the Super Bowl's coming. And people are going to want to sit with somebody that's not in their family and watch the Super Bowl.
Starting point is 02:02:43 And then it's all out of control. Then we all die. Then everyone dies. Did you see Stephen King's the stand? That's what they're trying. trying to prevent. Captain Trips is here. You know, it's not actually.
Starting point is 02:03:01 It's, I mean, Captain Trips, you know, everybody pretty much died except like maybe half a percent of the population. And this one is like half of a percent of the population might die. So, but it's, it's still half a percent. If I may quote Andrew Cuomo, what difference does it make? They're dead. Right? That's not how he would say.
Starting point is 02:03:24 say that though. No, don't make me. No, he would say it differently. No, I can't do it. I mean, you know, you don't even have the music. So I'm not. Oh, no. Oh, boy.
Starting point is 02:03:35 I try to figure out of it. Let me get out of it. Hey. Hey, you know what I'm saying. They're both dead. D.E.D. Dead. D. D.
Starting point is 02:03:47 D. D. D. I just, I sit there. I just wait for the. G. Kicking. The dumbest
Starting point is 02:03:57 politician. And now all of his public health officials are resigning. They undercounted the people dead in the nursing homes by 56%. And there's more to come. They just haven't released the new numbers yet
Starting point is 02:04:15 when it comes to other long-term care facilities and suspected COVID cases. Well, what he's saying really is what he's saying. Take your stuff and get out. Just leave the canoli. Duhr. The world's dumbest mobster, Andrew Cuomo.
Starting point is 02:04:39 Well, I don't know. His brother is pretty stupid. His brother is Frato. Well, as we say, Andrew Cuomo is awful.com. And Chris Cuomo is worse. Dot com. And by the way, Don Lemon is worse or is, I believe, Now too, so you can get a those months.
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