The Glenn Beck Program - Best of The Program | Guests: Sen. Mike Lee & Robert Epstein | 10/14/20

Episode Date: October 14, 2020

Sen. Mike Lee talks Amy Coney Barrett’s hearing and gives quite the endorsement of her and President Trump. New files claim Hunter Biden introduced Joe Biden to a top Burisma official, but there’s... something off about where they allegedly came from. Dr. Robert Epstein gives an update on his election monitoring system and the interference of big tech in our elections. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Oh, gully. We cover it all today. We've got Mike Leon with us to talk a little bit about Amy Coney Barrett and what's happening in the Senate. He's got some really amazing things to say about Donald Trump, amazing things to say about Amy Coney Barrett, which I've never heard. It was like Mike was drunk. I'm sure he wasn't. I'm positive he wasn't. But it was like, I mean, he was. The two greatest endorsements I think I've ever heard him give happen on this program today.
Starting point is 00:00:38 We also have an update on how the election is being stolen. We get into how you can prevent that, how you can help catch them red-handed. Also, we go to the priest and dominatrix who had sex on the altar. She now says she's having nightmares. Huh. It's shocking. Wonder what call? I mean, all on today's podcast.
Starting point is 00:01:06 And a big show coming up tonight, Glenn, about the election. Wow. How can I watch it? Well, you could go to blazTV.com slash Glenn. That's a network I'm on. You could use the promo code, save our election. Wow, sounds important. You're going to save 20 bucks off.
Starting point is 00:01:20 Holy cow. And the other thing I will say is you'll get, and this happens every Wednesday, back to back, Stu does America, right into the Glenn Beck program. Wow. How cool was that? interested and then all of a sudden you lost me okay i'm sorry but you can get that on blaze tv also make sure to subscribe to this podcast and then stew does america rate and review them as well and you don't have to watch the stew show right before mine i don't i don't know why you're making
Starting point is 00:01:44 i mean i think they can figure that out i don't know why you're you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program there's something wrong with uh amy coney barrett uh she's good looking she's really smart she's highly accomplished she's a good mother she can raise all of her kids to be successful and smart she's good at her faith
Starting point is 00:02:22 stop hogging it all amy stop hogging it all leave some scraps for the rest of us there's got to be something there yeah there's got to be something terrible why we have the uh the notorious acb t-shirt that stew is modeling for us right now. Wow, sales are nose diving.
Starting point is 00:02:40 Stop modeling it, Stu. Why are people who have previously purchased returning it? Stop modeling it. It's the notorious ACB t-shirt. You can get it at the Glenbeck store, the Stu store, Blaze store, wherever. All fine notorious ACB t-shirts are sold. Shop.b.blazmedia.com.
Starting point is 00:03:00 That's a dumbest address ever. You can go to Stu Doesmerch.com. That's a better address. It's at least shorter. Yeah. Less typey type. Yeah, it is. Okay.
Starting point is 00:03:10 Anyway, we have Senator Mike Lee joining us now, who we have asked him to be in a diving bell because we don't want to get his COVID kudies, and we welcome him now. Hello, Mike. Hello. Good to join you from the diving bell. 20,000 feet under water. Yeah, first of all, how are you feeling? Much better.
Starting point is 00:03:33 Thank you. Good. Yeah, I've had access to good doctor. and lots of breast doing well, thank you. Yeah, good. All right, so Amy Coney Barrett is, from all angles here, we're watching her and we're like, she's amazing. Am I wrong about this?
Starting point is 00:03:57 If one wants to feel inferior as a human being, one need only watch Amy Coney Barrett in action. And this is somebody. who makes me feel worthless as a human being. I always feel like, wow, I'm the dumbest guy ever after talking to Mike Lee
Starting point is 00:04:16 and you feel that way about, good, now you know what the rest of us feel like talking to you. Okay? She can take law nerd stuff and make it cool. Yeah, she can. She does stuff and make it sound simple.
Starting point is 00:04:29 Yeah. And, you know, she does all this while raising seven kids and while teaching at Notre Dame. I mean, it's incredible. I want you to ask. I want you to ask her if her husband ever suspects that all those children aren't his because they're different color. Does he not notice that?
Starting point is 00:04:48 I mean, I think she's been fooling around on him. You should ask him. You should ask her. On the record in committee, perhaps. Yes, yes. Hey, just going off yesterday's questioning where they asked if you've ever been a rapist. I just want to know. What's up with your kids?
Starting point is 00:05:06 Can we go back to something Senator just Lee just said, though, you've never seen her equivalent? I mean, that is considering the circles you run in, that's a pretty amazing statement. Look, when you look at the overall package of what she presents, personally, academically, intellectually, and as a jurist, she's really quite amazing. And we've been very impressed by both of President Trump's two previous nominees to the Supreme Court. but Judge Barrett has managed to set a new standard that's going to be difficult to ever exceed. Mike, I remember hearing the Bork nomination and the hearing, and I thought he was good.
Starting point is 00:05:47 And then I heard the Clarence Thomas, and I felt the same way about him. That's the last time I felt this way about hearing, at least one that I remember. I don't remember the Scalia hearing. Is there a chance she is. is cut from the Thomas Scalia, and that's who she's going to be. We're going to have two Thomases on the...
Starting point is 00:06:09 Look, I think she is going to be a Thomas Scalia Alino. She's cut out of those three. And I'm sure you would have mentioned that confirmation hearing as well. The Alito confirmation hearing was fantastic, one of the best in American history. She will be right in line with those three justices, which is exactly what President Trump promised in number. and exactly what I'd like to see. So she's not going to recuse herself.
Starting point is 00:06:39 I mean, the Democrats are counting on the Supreme Court. She's not going to recuse herself if she goes up. From what? Look, they're asking her to recuse herself from basically any case they might care about. Anything that you would rule against us, could you recuse yourself? Right. Yeah. And as I pointed out to them, that is, once she is confirmed as a member of the U.S. Supreme Court, she's no less of justice than any of the other justices. And, you know, I'm sure a case may come up from time to time where for whatever reason, she's got a recusal. But you guys have a wish list, a mile long of everything they want her to step away from. That's not realistic. So, Mike, how realistic is it that the, sorry, Senator, we're talking to Senator Mike Lee? Mike, Mike.
Starting point is 00:07:34 How realistic is it that they are, the Democrats are going to try to make sure that there's no quorum so you can't hold a vote? I don't know, just back and forth about that all week long. I want to show too much. My wife says that I need to learn to have a poker face because sometimes I tend to show that So I'm not going to show them here, but I will say this. We've got plenty of tricks up our sleeve if they try to pull that stunt. I hope they won't be that foolish. But if they are, we can play back at that game.
Starting point is 00:08:17 We're going to get it confirmed. I hope that's, I hope that is a really accurate statement coming from you. I would guess it is. Because I know there's nothing that they hate more. You remember Stu when they tried to, they were threatening to call me in front. of Congress to testify in front of Congress. That would have been awesome, by the way. I know. And I got on the air and I said, oh, please do it. Do it. Please do it. And all of a sudden,
Starting point is 00:08:45 that talk stopped. That talk stopped. So, you know, if what I'm hearing you say is, oh, please Democrats, please do it. Can you tell me two other things I'm concerned about. the election and the holding of the Senate. How worried are you about that? I'm worried to the degree of 12 on both of them, and that's on a 12-point scale, so that's a lot of worry. It's worse if it was an 8-point scale. Right.
Starting point is 00:09:20 But, yeah, I'm very concerned on both fronts, because you guys have conceived of and planned out some really long-term deviancy for our system of government. One of the first things they want to do is nuke the filibuster, which means that it will no longer require 60 votes to end
Starting point is 00:09:42 debate, and so they'll be able to pass any kind of legislation they want with a simple majority. And then they're going to add PC in Puerto Rico as states, and then they're going to pack the Supreme Court. The combined effect of those three actions
Starting point is 00:09:57 is going to change our system of government basically for the foreseeable future and make it such that it would be very difficult to recover that same ground. Very difficult for Republicans or conservatives ever to have a meaningful voice in the process for decades to come. That concerns me a lot. Our republic is over. If they pack the court, there is no balance of power. That becomes a legislative branch and our system of government is over. Is that too much hyperbole? Well, it's maybe a little bit strong, but but it's not inaccurate in the sense that for the foreseeable future, that'll become the new norm. See, one of the reasons that worries me with the court, while it's technically not
Starting point is 00:10:46 unconstitutional for them to do that, it's just wildly inappropriate and very destructive of the constitutional order. What I mean by that is once they increase the number of seats on the court, you can't take away those seats, can't take them away. You have to wait until the person dies, retires, or is impeached and removed. That hardly ever happens. And so as a practical matter, those seats are now permanent. The next time, a Republican majority in the House and the Senate, and a Republican sits in the White House, there will be overwhelming pressure to do the same. and then you'll have this one-way ratchet effect of everybody just increasing the number of seats on the Supreme Court, and it will become a political body that leads to the diminution of rights. That's a problem. Talking to Senator Mike Lee, Mike, did you, Ben Sass was on yesterday, and he mentioned a constitutional amendment to just hold it and just set the number at nine forever.
Starting point is 00:11:43 Are you on board for that? A constitutional amendment to do that. I would not be opposed to the idea of setting that through the Constitution. It's not a bad idea. But in the meantime, obviously, we're not going to get that done. If we have a president and a Democratic majority in the House and of the Senate bent on, right now that's what they plan to do. It's one of the reasons why people need to continue asking Joe Biden what his plans are in that regard. Every time he denies it, we need to take that as yes. And when he use that as a way to defeat him.
Starting point is 00:12:20 I was talking to somebody who is a big Washington watcher, and they say that the GOP, some in the GOP are just waiting for Trump to be defeated and that way they can get back to, you know, regular GOP business. Is the GOP supporting the president and fighting as hard as you think they should be? Well, the GOP, first of all, is defined not as the leadership of the Republican National Committee or even as Republican senators and Republican congressmen. GOP consists of Republican voters throughout America, the people who actually make the difference who show up and vote and make those decisions. And my sense is that, yes, GOP is overwhelmingly in support of this president. Because they see, regardless of whether they agree with everything he says,
Starting point is 00:13:13 what he has done really has made America a better place in which to live. He really has done what he promised to do as far as draining the swamp. I look forward to him having another four years to do that. I will tell you, Mike, I appreciate your honesty. You know, you and I were on the same page with Donald Trump. And, you know, you had to work with him firsthand. And you turned before I did because you were seeing firsthand the things that he was keeping his promises on. And it takes a big person, especially in your role, to say, you were.
Starting point is 00:13:51 wrong about him and you're supporting him now. Yeah, yeah, well, four years ago, and I didn't trust him. I didn't believe that he meant the things he was saying. And it's easy when you don't know someone to criticize them, to attack them and not to trust them. And frankly, in this business, the business of politics, there are good reasons not to trust someone before you know them. But I've gotten to know him.
Starting point is 00:14:20 And he's a man of his word. He says what he means and he does what he tells you who he's going to do. In this business, that's refreshing. It's met the world to me. And I love the guy. I don't agree with everything he does. But I like him. I genuinely trust what he says he is going to do because he's proven again and again and again.
Starting point is 00:14:46 He's willingness to do so. He's against great adversity. He's also proven his understanding of the fact that oftentimes this is more than just Democrat versus Republican. This is Washington, D.C. versus everyone else. It's been a long time since we've had an advocate like that in the White House. That sounds like the COVID talking right there. That's what it sounds up to me. Mike, thank you so much. Appreciate it. Senator Mike Lee from Utah. If he didn't already know this, it is time to realize that AARP is not your friend. More importantly, and a lot of people don't know this either. It's not the only choice you have.
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Starting point is 00:16:41 The emails on how Hunter Biden was introducing the board members and the leadership of Burisma to their dad and the email asking, hey, can you swing some of your support with us? and kind of influence your dad on this and that. All things that they've denied happen before. All of these documents were found on this hard drive. Now, the other part, and I didn't mention this before because it's salacious, and I haven't seen the videos, and I'm the guy who told you deep fakes could be a very big danger.
Starting point is 00:17:27 So I want to couch this with, I don't know anything about this, but apparently there is a 12-minute video of Hunter Biden, who's admitted struggling with addiction problems, smoking crack while engaged in a sex hacked with an unidentified woman. That's just too much stimulation right there. Just one of the other. Sex with an unidentified woman or smoke crack. You really don't need both at the same time. So there is a picture from the hard drive and it is clearly Hunter Biden. Now, again. Again, don't know.
Starting point is 00:18:07 We haven't seen it all. We haven't done the fact checking on that in the background. And I don't know how you do the fact checking because this there are two. Here's the thing we should also point out this picture and this video might be completely fake, though we know that thing has happened. Yes, I know. So it's not like a crazy accusation. Correct. Correct. The only thing that honestly matters about that is not that he was smoking crack while hooking up with random women.
Starting point is 00:18:31 It's that it would actually identify it as a potentially as a legitimate hard drive. Right? The question is, are these emails legitimate? And this is, you know, the idea being that this laptop that was dropped off at a computer repair shop for water damage with a Bo Biden charitable foundation sticker on it. but the shop owner can't quite remember if it was Hunter Biden who dropped it off. And he's tried to communicate with the person who's dropped it off many times, but still can't remember if that person he's tried to communicate with is Hunter Biden. Now, you'd think his name would be on the paperwork or the receipt if it was him who dropped it off. And I'm not saying that that means this information is fake at all.
Starting point is 00:19:19 What I'm saying is this is a whistleblower. or something, right? Like someone either has stolen the laptop or has had the information through some other means and intentionally drop this off in a place that they knew would somehow find its way to Rudy Giuliani or whoever. Okay. So I... What do you think about that theory?
Starting point is 00:19:42 I think that that is probably, well, I don't want to comment on whether or not what the odds are because I don't know. The story just broke yesterday. So I want to be really, really careful because I don't want to soil all of the hard work we've done over the last year to get this story right and then have it destroyed by this. Sure. But I will tell you this, the whistleblowers that we know of that we have dealt with on this who have given us information very high level people in Ukraine. one of them has just disappeared. Now, we know he's alive because he's contacted us,
Starting point is 00:20:30 but he will not tell us where in the world he is because he delivered something, we think. He delivered something to the Senate. And we don't know what it is. This is a theory. We don't know what it is. We don't know if that is even what it is. but we know after he went to the Senate, all of a sudden his visa was revoked by the State Department.
Starting point is 00:21:00 Well, this has something to do with the State Department because it's Ukraine. That is all about the State Department, our embassies, Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, all of it. So did the Deep State revoke his visa? He thinks, yes. and he said he has left the Ukraine and he's not going back to the Ukraine because he's afraid for his life. He's like, I'm a dead man.
Starting point is 00:21:29 I'm a dead man. So I think that... You're not saying this guy did this. No, no, no. But I'm not... It wouldn't surprise me if somebody who had the information said, how do I get this to the White House?
Starting point is 00:21:45 How do I get this to the press? Because I'm not going to drop. it off. You know, I don't want to be involved in this at all. Yeah. And they either stole the laptop or they had that, as you said, and, and put this on to cover their tracks and peak enough interest from the guy at the computer store, knowing that if he's a Trump supporter, he's not going to give this to the FBI and let it be buried. He's going to give it to the newspapers and he's going to give it to the White House. Right. Which is exactly what he did. And that does seem to be more plausible. I mean, you know, there's a, you know, some chance that it's totally made up, right? It could be fake.
Starting point is 00:22:27 It could be that's the way that they're doing this and, you know, it's a some foreign influence operation. There's all these possibilities. Yeah, possible. But I mean, it, it doesn't seem like the way it's being reported in the New York Post is a possibility. It's just so out of the norm. But again, if you're a whistleblower. If you're, if you've come across these communications and you need to get them to, uh, to someone in power, this seems like a way, you know, this is how it would be done in the movies for lack of a, of an actual, uh, you know, ability to report. Or you can't, I can't tell you what it was, but this is certainly not like you just, just Hunter Biden. Now, he is a guy who is on heavy drugs all the time reportedly
Starting point is 00:23:14 and has struggled with them it wouldn't be completely impossible for him to actually just walk into a computer repair store with a his brother's sticker on his computer with water damage turn it in I drop this and I'll be back in a couple
Starting point is 00:23:33 weeks of picking it up this is a guy who returned a rental car with white powder on the dashboard so this is not beyond the possibility. It just doesn't seem likely. Right, right. Well, it's in the hands of the FBI now. So the FBI is doing an investigation. What that means FBI, I have no idea. So it is in the hands of the FBI. So we'll, we'll watch this story to see. But I will tell you this. you know Stu that there were probably three times that my life became a Jason
Starting point is 00:24:14 born movie where it was like except with a lot less of physical activity yes but it was it was we would look at each other and go this is a movie this isn't real yeah this cannot be real and it was and uh someday I'll write a book and talk about a whole that stuff but uh It was real. And you're like, that, what? And we couldn't even process the things that security was telling us because we're like,
Starting point is 00:24:45 no, that's a, that's not, that can't happen that way. It does happen that way. And one of the things, I think I've talked about this before, the Washington Post style section.
Starting point is 00:24:57 Yeah. It was one of, you know, one of those movie moments where we were like, that can't be true. A message was. sent in an article to somebody who knew how to read it to get a message to me, lay off Van Jones, he's leaving the White House.
Starting point is 00:25:17 And they came to me and said, okay, lay off Van Jones. I'm like, what? And they're like, he's leaving the White House. And I'm like, well, but that's not what I wanted in the first place. I want an explanation of why, how did this communist get in there? And I said, what do you, what do you mean? Did you get a phone call or what? He said, no, it's in the Washington Post style section.
Starting point is 00:25:39 And I said, the style section. And he said that is traditionally the way the White House sends messages to people around the world who are in the know. And if you ever see a political story involving the White House in the style section, that's the place where when the Washington Post had any credibility, They said, I can't remember which president started it, but they said, we need to get this story out. And the Washington Post said, no, we won't put a planted story in. We're a newspaper. And they said, how about the style section?
Starting point is 00:26:17 Because that's not really news, right? And so there was this, I guess, agreement. This is at least the story I was told. The agreement between the Washington Post and the White House for years that if you really need an important story to get out, you could put it in there. well that's where this this story was and it didn't belong in the style section and so it made total sense that kind of spook stuff happens it really does happen and it's not beyond reason to think that somebody stole that or some operative was like i can get it to the white house and i can get it to the press And it will eventually go to the FBI.
Starting point is 00:27:06 You just let just give me the laptop. I'll take care of it. I mean, that's unfortunately, as weird and as unbelievable as it sounds, that's the kind of stuff that happens in Washington, D.C. all the time. I mean, everybody I've ever talked to in Washington, D.C., everyone says, House of Cards is exactly without the killing. They said it's exactly the way Washington is. If you watched that, that's terrifying.
Starting point is 00:27:40 Yeah. It's truly terrifying. But everybody said the same thing. It's that that is what it is just without the killing. And I always followed it up with that you know of or are willing to admit. You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program. All concerned about this election being. stolen, votes being shifted, we're finding ballots now in garbage bags, in the homes of
Starting point is 00:28:29 postal workers. I mean, it's, it's really truly astonishing what's going on and half the country doesn't seem to care. Maybe that's because we've all been hypnotized. As crazy as that sounds, that is what big tech can do now, is they can convince you of things that you don't even you don't believe and you will think it's your own free will you're you're being manipulated every day all of us are dr robert epstein is uh with us now and uh his website is stop big tech now dot com uh he has been setting up a
Starting point is 00:29:14 a project to be able to monitor uh these uh these search engines to to prove that they are manipulating the election. Are you finding that yet, Doctor? We're finding a few things so far. I do have to say, first of all, Glenn, that if it weren't for you and your listeners and your viewers, we wouldn't have a project this year. You and your people have pretty much funded the entire project,
Starting point is 00:29:49 and we're still short of funds. But, well, it's sad and also wonderful because without you, literally, these companies would just be getting away with murder. And so, yes, we have now built a system. It's too small. We need to scale it up so that it's taken seriously. So our data are taken seriously by authorities and by mainstream media. But, yes, we are now monitoring. Beyond the search engines, I should say, and we're looking at lots of things now.
Starting point is 00:30:21 give you the full list, obviously. We're finding lots of evidence of bias, and we're finding something else, which I think will probably not surprise you, but it surprised me. And that is, I think these companies are shifting away from the presidential race, because I think they, they know they have a lock on the popular vote there. And they also know that Trump could still get a second term, of course, because of the House of Representatives or because of state legislatures or the Supreme Court. So they're shifting away and they're moving to the Senate races. That is what they're focusing on because if they can get a lock on the Senate, then even if Trump gets a second term, he has no power. If they win the White House and the Senate and
Starting point is 00:31:15 the House, I mean, they will pack the court. They will. ad states, and their guardians, the media, and now big tech, you'll never see a conservative ever gain power really ever again. To myself, as you will know, I can live with that, but what I can't live with is how this is happening. I cannot live with these companies, particularly Google and Facebook and especially Google, having this kind of power to basically fix elections, not just in the U.S., but around the world, without anyone knowing what they're doing and without leaving a paper trail for authorities to trace,
Starting point is 00:32:05 without me and these monitoring systems, all of this stuff, what they call ephemeral manipulations, all this ephemeral stuff, would be completely lost forever. That's what I'm capturing with the monitoring system. All right. So it's how much does it cost per person to be able to monitor? You have to have, you get these people that agree to the study and you watch over their shoulder if I have this right. And you see what's happening to them online every time they Google search, every time they, you know, go to a certain place. You capture it. And it is, it's something that there's no record of unless that person has agreed to, have everything they do captured on on tape, right?
Starting point is 00:32:55 That's exactly right. And of course, we're doing that with custom software. So we have a lot of technical issues we're dealing with every day. And, of course, we have to recruit these people around the country in secret. It costs close to $2,000 to recruit just one of these people, we call them, field agents. And we have to equip them. We have to train them. We have to protect them.
Starting point is 00:33:17 We do background checks. So, you know, it's very expensive. So we've now, thanks to you and your listeners and viewers, we have now built a system. We only have days left. We've got to scale it up to be taken seriously. I can tell you right now, I can't give you, I'm not going to give you the exact numbers, we don't have enough field agents in place right now. If we had an extra couple hundred thousand dollars, obviously we could, you know, expand that number quite considerably.
Starting point is 00:33:49 We're hoping that 10 days to two weeks before the election, we can make some sort of announcement about what we're finding and get these companies to back off during those critical days. And when they do back off, we will detect it. All right. And if they don't back off, if they don't back off, Glenn, some of these people could go to jail because they're violating campaign finance laws. I want you to go to Stop Big Tech now. stop big tech now and if you can donate whatever you can uh 200,000 dollars is not that big of a of a risk. I know a lot of people in this audience already have given. If you can give more, great. If not, thank you for what you've already done, even if it's just prayers that,
Starting point is 00:34:37 you know, some big donors fall out of the sky here in the next couple of days. But if you can afford anything and you you agree that this is really important, please go to stop big tech now.com. You'll find all of the information. You'll find me and Mark, Levin, and everybody else talking about this and how important it is. And this is the audience that is supporting it and making it possible. And it's really important, especially in seeing that the Senate is calling all a subpoenaed,
Starting point is 00:35:13 all of the big tech leaders. The night before the. election to testify in front of Congress. And it's a scare tactic to try to get them, you know, under control on election day and more importantly, after election day, they are very concerned about voices as am I being silenced. But we really need to have some evidence here on what they're doing and manipulating, because if you can get that and get it out to the public, uh, get it out to the public.
Starting point is 00:35:47 you know, a week before the election, that makes a difference. And it also will give the Senate some things to talk to these guys about. Ted Cruz, you know, I've been in regular touch with his people. And, of course, he's the one who had me testify before Congress last year. He really understands this issue. You know, his people are just dying to get hold of these data that we're collecting. And I'm also dealing with a lot of the state AGs because some of those people, are they totally get it as well.
Starting point is 00:36:21 But you see, if they have no data, if no one is capturing this stuff, then it's only their word against them. Exactly. Exactly right. Are you, do you think that there is, there's anyone serious about breaking these guys up? Or, I mean, isn't Google one of the biggest lobbyists now on Capitol Hill? They're actually the biggest, yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:36:46 I mean, the money that is being pushed into Congress by these guys. is anybody going to do anything? You know, that's a complicated matter, but the point is there are some people now on the Hill who are saying they're going to do some things, but everything they're saying, it's like they're mesmerized, is what the big tech companies want them to say.
Starting point is 00:37:07 It's literally, we're talking about these tech companies designing the way in which they're going to be regulated, and guess what? That is not going to diminish the obscene, power that they have right now of surveillance, of censorship, and of manipulation. In other words, what Congress is doing right now, and even the AGs, I'm sad to say, most of them, they're just on the wrong track. They don't understand where these powers come from. You cannot break up, for example, the search engine itself. You cannot break up a Facebook show social media platform. You'd be
Starting point is 00:37:46 splitting millions of families apart. That's where their main power comes from. So when they're talking about, you know, antitrust action and getting them to sell off some of the companies they've bought, all that does is put more money in the pockets of the major shareholders. It just makes them even richer than they already are. It does not diminish their power. So, you know, answer your question, yeah, there's talk and I think there'll be some action,
Starting point is 00:38:11 but no, they're not. Our leaders do not really get it. they don't understand, or if they do, they're not willing to act because they're getting votes and money from these tech companies. Okay, Robert, thank you so much. Please keep in touch with me and let me know along the way how things are going. I'd love to know tomorrow morning if you would just email me and tell me how much has been raised from this appearance today.
Starting point is 00:38:39 I'd appreciate it. I'd like to hit that $200,000 goal of yours. That's what we hit last time you were on. We hit $200,000 of donations, and I'd love to hit that again today so we can actually have valuable, usable, credible data in the next couple of weeks. Thank you so much, doctor. I appreciate it. I am so grateful to you and the American people should be grateful to you and democracy should be grateful to you. So thank you so much.
Starting point is 00:39:09 Kind of you. Thank you very much. Again, his website, if you would. would like to donate. If we don't get this under control now, we're not going to. Stopbigtech now.com. That's stopbigtech now.com.

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