The Glenn Beck Program - Demonetized and Done? | Guests: Steven Crowder & Terrence Williams | 6/6/19

Episode Date: June 6, 2019

Hour 1 Conservative Voices are Going Away. Steven Crowder, The Blaze and folks associated are being blocked online. Angry and Nervous Blaze Sr. Editor Leon Wolf gives the low down. We're all on the chopping block. Watch BlazeTV for Free Hour 2 Steven Crowder joins to talk YouTube censorship and free speech. A Clarion call for those who like freedom. The loudest screamers are winning. Corporate censorship and dishonest business practises. Safe and queer spaces for all. Publisher or platform, that is the question  Hour 3 Comedian Terrence Williams joins to discuss the news of the day from a black conservatives perspective. The effects of the political climate on mainstream comedy. America is still the greatest country in the world for comedy ...Licking cakes while painting 10 hour memes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. For about 15 years, I have said a time is going to come. And I stood in our newsroom and our social media room yesterday, listening to the conversations and the news as it was coming in about what was happening. And I stood there and I thought, I knew this was coming, but I guess there was a part of me that just so hoped that I was wrong that I thought it would maybe never come.

But it has, and it has everyone on the right, who is a voice that you trust, deeply, deeply concerned. In some circles, panicked. I'm not panicked, but I am deeply concerned. Here it comes. And I will explain the loss of voices that you trust and reflect your point of view. This is a critical day in the Republic's history. We address it in one minute.

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And he is a guy who, you know, talks about political things. And he is, you know, he produces these videos and he's like, hey, I'm the queen of New York and I'm the gay wonk and blah, blah, blah. And he says things like this. This is a quote from his Twitter feed. Get back to me when you're ready to personally assassinate people I find annoying on Twitter. Then we'll talk. Personally assassinate people on Twitter.

So what is he saying? We just have to kill you online. Now, this is part of, I just realized another quote. I just realized how I learned to sub-tweet by watching my mom talk crap about white people right in front of them in Spanish. He talks about milkshaking people, throwing milkshates at them, humiliate them at every turn, make them dread public organizing. He talks about the panic of violent antifa, shows how media coverage on the right fixates on violence to demonize, legitimate protest movements. Okay.

This guy is so far off the rails. Well, Stephen Crowder has been taking him on and winning. And winning. Stephen Crowder is very, very smart. He is a comedian. And comedy is the most dangerous thing you can do. So 24 hours ago, I told you that he, Maza had issued a complaint with YouTube and YouTube, he got a response right away and they said,

we're going to investigate that Stephen Crowder. And so they decided to investigate him and they found that he had done absolutely nothing wrong. He hadn't violated the community guidelines. Now listen to this. even if creator's contents doesn't violate our community guidelines, we will take a look at the broader context and impact. If their behavior is egregious and harms the broader community, we may take action.

In the case of Crowder's channel, a thorough review over the weekend found that individually the flagged videos did not violate our community guidelines. Now, I know this to be true because Stephen Crowder goes out and he is meeting with YouTube all the time. He has 4 million followers and subscribers on YouTube. 4 million. He goes out all the time to make sure we're going to follow these rules. Tell me what the rules are. So they just said, we found that individually the flagged videos did not violate our community guidelines.

However, in the subsequent days, We saw the widespread harm to the YouTube community resulting from the ongoing pattern of egregious behavior. It forced us to take a deeper look, and we made the decision to suspend monetization. In order to be considered for Ian's statement, all relevant issues with the channel need to be addressed, including any videos that violate our policies, as well as things like offensive merchandise. Now, wait a minute. You just said, none of the videos violated community guidelines.

But he has to address any videos that violate policies. You, wait, what? So now what they're doing is they said, after the past few years, we've been investing in the policies, resources, and products needed to live up to our responsibility and protect the YouTube community from hard. harmful content.

This work is focused on four pillars, removing volative content, raising up authoritative content, reducing the spread of borderline content, and rewarding trusted creators. Thanks to these investments, videos that violate our policies are removed faster than ever, and users are seeing less borderline content and harmful. misinformation. As we do this, we're partnering closely, closely with trusted sources. Okay. So here's what happened. Yesterday morning, I told you, congratulations, Stephen Crowder. It was a good day for freedom. Turns out yesterday was a very dark day for freedom because YouTube then came out four o'clock and demonetized him. And what that means is, hey, please, you can continue to create content for us.

We're just not going to allow you to make any money for that. Okay, Stephen Crowder, he's got enough money. He's like me. I've not made a dime from YouTube. We've never focused on YouTube because we always thought this was coming. We recently have started to build a YouTube page, but everything we do is just not. monetized and quite honestly Stu tell me about your YouTube feed that you noticed yesterday

because I'm Glenn Beck and you would think Glenn Beck might show up in an algorithm I watch a video of mine and it never comes up as a as a suggested next video you don't do well in the algorithm right I mean considering the amount of

we all know that Google is monitoring your emails and everything else And this is what, you know, in the best sense, right? Like, they're seeing the things you're interested in and then are, or the things you search for and then are able to make recommendations on the best videos that would interest you. Correct. So I do a lot of email and searching, unfortunately, for Glenn Beck. And the Blaze. And the Blaze.

And they, man, they just never can find a way to recommend me a video. I can find videos of Andrew Heaton doing things for reason. But they never recommended anything that he's done for the Blaze. They never do anything. Anybody on the blaze? Really, I never see any of them pop up. So yesterday they demonetized. We're using YouTube as a funnel, a way to get people who, you know, the world is on YouTube.

Okay, so we better be on YouTube. And I don't care if they pay me, but I use it as an advertising place to where they can see a bit of it and go, oh, wow, I like that. Maybe I should subscribe to the Blaze. well that's the way Stephen Crowder uses it he goes where the crowd is and he should so they demonetized him

but then what happened within 10 minutes of him being demonetized the Shopify which is the group that sells all of his merchandise decides they're not going to be involved with a hate monger at all

and so they're not selling any of his product. That's incredible. So yesterday, a guy who they said did not violate any of the guidelines, was demonetized, and they stopped selling all of his merchandise, another separate company. Then yesterday,

lots of things happened yesterday, some of them I can't talk about yet. Then yesterday evening, the blaze, tried to post something about Stephen Crowder, and we were blocked by Facebook. It says, you're temporarily restricted from resharing posts until Saturday at 7.15 p.m. If you think this doesn't go against our community standards, let us know. Here's what we posted. They can never take away mug club.

YouTube can demonetize us. Vox can try to de-platform us, but they can never, ever take away Mug Club from us. This is the show you built. That was from Stephen Crowder, and we wanted to retweet it on Facebook, not YouTube. And now the Blaze has been blocked from passing anything on about Stephen Crowder. Oh, and one last thing. somebody else was blocked yesterday. Lila Rose.

Now, Lila Rose runs live action. Lila Rose, Twitter banned live action and her account from all ads, demonetize. When we asked Twitter why, they said we could resume ads only if we deleted the following content from their Twitter and website. So their Twitter feed and their website, they would, all they would have to do is just remove anything about abortion procedures from their website. This is an anti-abortion website. It's going to be tough. Anything about abortion procedures, anything about investigations of Planned Parenthood,

and all ultrasound images. I mean, like 75% of social networks are people sharing their ultrasound. network, or ultrasound pictures. And now they have to do it because they want to keep the babies in the ultrasounds alive? I'm going to share with you what all of this means. And I'm going to go to Leon Wolf, who is our executive editor now of the blaze.com. He was on the phone with Facebook yesterday, arguing with them. And I'm going to explain what all of this means coming up.

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We break for 10 seconds station ID. Leon Wolf from the blaze. Leon, I actually am nervous today. Am I right to feel this way? Yeah, nervous. I'm more, I guess, on the angry side than the nervous side. But, you know, both would be appropriate emotions to have at this point, I think. So tell me what happened yesterday with Facebook.

Okay, so I want to be clear here because this is literally unfolding as we speak, and I'm not 100% sure what the effect of it is going to be. We got a notification last night that we would not be allowed to post or share items on our own Facebook page until Saturday at 7.15 p.m. because we are being timed out by Facebook. I just found out we just attempted to put an article on the Facebook page and it worked. So maybe they have considered that they were an error and undone it. I really don't know. But we've got this notification that says you guys can't use your Facebook page anymore until Saturday.

And the basis for that was they says, we feel that you have shared clickbait on your page. And Glenn, I have put, it's up on the blaze right now. It's the top article when you click on the page. It's the one about the special needs, mother of a special needs kid. Mother of special needs girl sends her kid to school with a recorder. That is the post they flag that they said was allegedly clickbait. I want your listeners to go, look, click on the story, and you tell me if that's clickbait or not.

I thought it was Stephen Crowder that we shared something from Stephen Crowder's story. This was a separate. No, this is a completely different thing. This story is a completely legitimate. story, this woman sent her special needs daughter to school with a tape recorder because her daughter was saying, I heard it. She was being mean to me. Right.

And it caught them on tape saying all sorts of insane stuff. Like, I'm going to punch you in the face. Like, it's a horrifying story. It's a legitimately horrifying story. Well, that's clickbait. The other thing they flagged was a video we shared from Will Witt, which, look, I don't care what you think about Will Witt, but his videos are not clickbait. I mean, he goes and he talks to people.

I don't even understand how. it possibly could be. Right. And what was the topic? What was the topic of that? I'm not entirely sure. All I saw was a was a, was a, was a, was a screenshot of it. But so I don't, I don't have that in front of me right now.

But it's probably something along the lines of socialism or something like that. He usually goes to campuses and talks to people and, and, you know, and exposes them for being, you know, ridiculously. But this is the second time, this is the second time in the last month that we've had to, we had to fight Facebook over something ridiculous. Our page got deranged, I guess, about five or six weeks ago because... Of pointer? You know, Facebook...

No, it wasn't pointer. It was Facebook has hired these third-party people to do this alleged fact-checking that they're supposed to do. And some of them are politifact and so on, you know, kind of well-known fact-checkers. They lean left, but at least they're well-known. We got fact-checked by some guy I'd literally never heard of. He worked for CNN for 26 years for Nancy Grace of all people, so I guess he's going to fact-check us. But he took issue with a story we did about textbooks in Texas that had some stuff on there that really looked like it was anti-Trump.

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our emails, which I know they can't. They would have seen an increased communication between a lot of the talk show hosts yesterday because we were all very concerned about what does this mean. This morning I come in and I find out that Facebook has banned us from posting anything on our Facebook page. That's the Blaze Facebook page until Saturday. Now, it looks like, because Leon, our editor, was on the phone with him last night, arguing back and forth. It looks like they have reversed themselves on that. But this affects all of us, all of us. And we need you to join the Blaze.

And I want to say this clearly. If you don't want to join the Blaze, that's fine. Then join Ben Shapiro. Join Bill O'Reilly. Join whatever. but please the voices on the right are going to be snuffed out. And I fear that we have in the last six months jolted back into our position of the biggest conservative independent website and force outside of Fox News.

And I would say that we are the biggest independent because, you know, no course. corporation owns us like that. And, and, except the Coke brothers, of course. And so we are, so what we're,

what we're, we're on the, we're on the chopping block. We are on the chopping block. They will always try to make an example out of the biggest. And I think we'll get into it later, but I think they are trying to do that now with the Pointer Institute. The Pointer Institute has come out.

And that's a, that's a, know, a journalistic integrity kind of place that's a think tank for all journalists and and how to remain, you know, with your integrity and tell the truth and all this bull crap. I think personally, they are going to become the new Southern Poverty Law Center because all of a sudden, all of a sudden, we're being downgraded. We're not, we're no longer credible with the Pointer Institute. We're somebody that needs to be silenced because of the Pointer Institute.

And the Pointer Institute has credibility currently, you know, as much credibility as the Southern Poverty Law Center had. But people listened to the Southern Poverty Law Center for a long time. They still do. But I think they're on their way out. And I think Pointer is leading the charge. Do we still have credibility with the Pointer sisters? Yes, we do. We do.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, we do. That's comforting. Yeah. At least. Hi, Pat. How are you?

I'm good. I'm concerned, but good. I was, I said when I started the show, I, we've planned on this. We've talked about this. But I kind of hoped that it never happened. It would never happen. That we'd avoid it somehow or another. Yeah.

And I don't think we are. It doesn't look like it. It doesn't look like it. And we keep saying, well, Facebook and Twitter are, you know, those are private companies. They can do what they want with their platforms. And that's just not so. It's just not so because the government provides them protection.

And they provide them protection under the restriction that they have to be completely unbiased. And so that way they're protected, if they're unbiased from anything people do on their platforms. Well, either that protection has to be completely removed now and they can be sued for things that happen on their site. won't happen. Or they need to go back to being unbiased. You don't think that's possible? No, I don't think it's going to happen. I think what's happening right now is all of these guys are asking for government regulation.

What company has ever, who have you ever heard any CEO of anybody? Never. Say, you know what we need? More government regulation. We know that's bad for business. So why are they doing it? Because they have the money right now to be able to hire the teams of lawyers. first of all, they'll write.

Yep. They'll write the regulations. And it's not going to benefit conservatives. So not only not benefit conservatives, it will not allow any competition to spring up. Because if you have a startup, you're going to have all of this burden of regulation on you. You won't be able to afford the regulation just to stay in, you know, on the right side with the government. So they'll be able to afford it. So this is shutting the doors.

This is what de Tocqueville said into democracy in America. They'll kick the door behind them. So they won't let anybody else into the room. That's what they're doing. And so the real problem here is they're going to be regulated. So they'll be protected by the government. They will have written the rules. They will stop all other kind of competition coming up.

So it will become a monopoly. of that you're going to have to deal with this. This is the group that is going to give you all of your information. And they will shut it out everywhere else. And the government can't do anything about your free speech because the Bill of Rights applies to the government. Right. But removing the protections is separate from new regulation, right? That removing the protections these companies get, and as Pat was pointing out when it comes to copyright violations and threats and

all of these other things is something that is different. Like, you know, Ted Cruz has talked about this a lot. I know. A lot of people think that this is the way that you can get them to move in the right direction to say, look, the only reason social networks exist is because they have these government protections against people posting on their platform things that are illegal. I will push for that. I will support a push for that.

I will do. I mean, that is the way to do it. I just don't think it'll happen. Ted Cruz and Ben Sass need to get behind that. But it would ruin. It's the only way to stop this, the snowball from rolling down the hill, I think. I mean, it's the only way. It basically completely destroys their business if you do that.

Right. And, you know, look, I don't, I don't necessarily see social media as a positive, frankly, to our society. So I'm not necessarily crying about that. Right. But the fact is that if you, you have to just get on board with the rules of not going and doing actions that are really a publisher. You can't go and say,

well, what we would like is all liberal content. You know, I mean, it's, you can't do it with those protections. Right. Right.

If Stephen Crowder hadn't have started the mug club, now think of this, he hadn't started the mug club under CRTV and now the Blaze, and he didn't have a way to make money through the subscriptions. Think about what yesterday would have meant.

They, demonetized him. So go ahead. You can continue to make your shows, but we're not paying you for any of it. And, oh, and this company, coincidentally, is not going to sell any of your merchandise anymore. Yesterday, it would have been wiped out. He would have been wiped out. He would have had to fire everybody.

He would have had no money if it wasn't for his mug club, which is his version of, you know, subscription to the Blaze. If he wouldn't have had that, he wouldn't have had anything other than a voice, but he couldn't have produced those shows without the money. Think of how quickly they are destroying lives. They can change their algorithm and put companies and people out of business and out of a job overnight. That's one of the reasons we started the blaze, right? Because this was something that we saw coming a long time ago. And honestly, at times, we went back and forth.

Was it the right decision to do something on our own? Should we just be doing this stuff on YouTube, on Facebook? Years ago, I remember having conversations. Like, maybe we went the wrong way. Maybe creating our own thing wasn't the right way. We should have just gone with where all the people are. Well, I think we're seeing that it was the right thing to do. Thank God we did it.

Thank God. Because where else will be, you know, yes, there's a couple of other options. You mentioned Daily Wire. You know, Bill O'Reilly's mostly, you know, Bill. But still, it's like, where else would people go? There's nothing. There's nothing. There's nothing. And I beg, beg the other hosts. We don't have to even do business together. We don't. I don't care about the money. But if we don't stand together and create one platform, we are not, they're going to pick us off one by one. And I have to tell you, for the last 10 years, I have, because I know that I know that it was a prompting to start. start the blaze.

It was named after the blaze of God and George Whitfield's paper, the blaze. It was started because I felt compelled, you're going to have to have a separate platform. It wasn't about money. It wasn't about anything. And we started it. And for the last 10 years, I've thought, what the hell are we doing? Why? This couldn't have, I mean, this doesn't make any sense.

It costs almost. make you money. It's cost you money. I never got paid from the blaze. Never have received a check from the blaze. And it is, and I've missed my opportunity or my, my time to make lots of money in the business doing other things. But I was compelled to do this. And quite honestly, for probably the last eight years, I thought, maybe we've gone the

wrong way. What is this? Now, today, especially. it is showing no, no, no, no, no. This is why, because it is happening. They are silencing and we need your support. Biggest discount we have ever, ever offered today. Free speech is the promo code.

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And it's going to get worse because YouTube just did this. We're going to remove all hate videos. Well, what's a hate video? Does that include people who hate Donald Trump? Does that include all those videos too? Did you read what they said? It doesn't even have to violate their guidelines. Right.

They said Stephen Crowder did not none of the videos violated any of their guidelines. It's chilling. That's chilling. The wording is so weird. They said he did not. violate the guidelines and they say in the case of Crowder's channel, a thorough review said he did not violate any

of our community guidelines. However, in the subsequent days, we saw the widespread harm to the YouTube community resulting from the ongoing pattern of egregious behavior took a deeper look and made the decision to suspend monetization.

What? Jesus. It's just the mob. This is democracy. This is democracy. mob rule and you're going to be crushed underneath it and first they'll come for us but eventually they will come for you and I mean that to people on the left and Democrats this should this should concern you greatly this is the loss of your freedom they don't care now well they will at some point yeah they will when they come for them yeah then they'll care it's just going to be down

the road a little when when you have something that you believe and you're like wait a minute wait a minute, I'm with you. And you're out of step at all. You're toast, man. I mean, can you imagine living like that? I mean, think of this guy who works at box. Well, just like Biden. How about Biden?

Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Biden comes out and says he doesn't want federal funding. There's a good example. I don't want to federally fund abortion. And he's getting torn to shreds by the left right now. They're trying to take him out because of it. All right.

Amazing. Thank you, Pat Gray from Pat Gray. Unleashed. I wish there was something I could subscribe to to watch a show. Oh, no. Or maybe, I don't know, maybe there's a subscription that I could get to his show. Yeah, BlazTV.com. What promo code would I use that was there?

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And I didn't know which one would happen first, but I really thought trust implosion would happen last. That's why I put it forth. That is now happening right now. And this is a very, very dangerous phase because this decides whether or not we have free speech or not in this nation. And Peter Thiel, please, please, we need someone building the tech for the voice of America. We've got to start thinking like revolutionaries or voices will be lost. Join us at blazTV.com. Use free speech as the code save.

It is so appropriate that today is D-Day. D-Day, the day the Allies pushed back against fascism and communism and socialism. Today, we have to issue a clarion call. For those who like freedom, the enemy is well fortified, heavy protection and heavy reinforcements and armories. Push back on fascism, communism, and socialism. Will the Americans do it yet again? We talked to Stephen Crowder, the man that took the brunt of it yesterday. With YouTube and the freedom of speech, we talk to him in one minute. This is the Glymbeck program.

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He is a comedian, so it is funny and he is really, really funny. That's why he connects with so much. many people. He has an audience of four million on YouTube alone. And he has spent a lot of time, he and his attorneys with YouTube in their offices asking them exactly, what are your guidelines? I don't want to violate your guidelines. He's a guy who pushes the envelope, but he also is smart enough to know what the rules are and play by the rules. Welcome to the program, Stephen Crowder. Thank you for having me. I really want to get one of those X chairs because as you can see, I just got back from the gym.

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Well, at least we don't need them as a sponsor. You guys have X chair. But send us a couple. I'll take one. I'll use it. All right. So, Stephen, tell me what yesterday was like because yesterday morning I congratulated you. on being cleared of an investigation on on YouTube and by yesterday afternoon everything was different

well I wouldn't say everything was different but yes it is very confusing and by the way that's by design my attorney can't get the rule straight the only information that we've been given from YouTube is verifiably false in the past so that's all we know the info that they've given us isn't is is not correct and now they're releasing info on Twitter to the people who've been screaming the loud is for people who don't understand the full context. We've been doing rebuttals for a long time. We have over a thousand videos and I think 10 of them were rebuttals to Vox. You know, Vox has had videos where they've outright pushed for an Australian gun ban, right? Where they've pushed for actual socialism, where they've pushed for universal income. So we've rebutted them many times. And there happens to be a host who is a gay gentleman

of Latino origin. And these are considered epithets, by the way, terms like gay, queer. And by the way, hear this, Mexican. So they got really upset. You can't say Mexican now. This was listed in a box article. Glenn, Mexican. What are the rules? I don't understand that. I have to tell you, Stephen, I can't take your hate speech anymore. I mean, this is getting a little out of hand. I apologize to those in the Latin X community, which I don't even know what that means. So this guy screams and screams that he wants us banned from the platform. And YouTube finally, they conducted an investigation. And they said, well, okay, he's not in violation of guidelines. Great. This guy screamed and moaned even more. By the way, a billion dollar company, Vox, articles from New York Times, Washington Post, Vice. And this is what's so funny. You know about this with the media. The Washington Post wrote an article up where they had been talking with

this guy back and forth for a very long time and YouTube directly from what you read in the article. They sent me an email at night that went through my merchandise website. There's a contact page on the website, by the way. And they said, by the way, you have like an hour to respond. We reached out to Stephen who was not available for comment. Oh, no. I was. eating a hot pocket, dummy? Like, I had one hour to myself. So anyway, this is what happens. And then YouTube says this is not a violation of guidelines. That's very clear. But his speech is offensive enough to be egregious that we have just booted him and completely demonetized all of his videos, meaning my whole channel, not a single video can be monetized. And that's, of course,

why Mug Club is so important. You know, in partnership with the Blaze, people can join up right now at Lottesklaug.com slash mug club. There's a, I think, at the Blaze, too, the promo code is free speech. They get $30 off for this right now. Thank God Vox has actually sold more memberships that they should be employee of the month now that I think about it. We actually probably will put that into the commercial. Employee of the month. The Latin X gentleman of Vox. Look, he's bullying me.

So wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I want to read the exact thing that YouTube put out because it's crazyer than your explanation, which is pretty crazy. Even if a creator's content does not violate our. community guidelines. We will take a look at the broader context and impact. And if their behavior is egregious and harms the broader community, we may take action. In the case of Crowder's channel, a thorough review over the weekend found that individually the flagged videos did not violate our community guidelines. However, in the subsequent days, i.e. the mob rose up, we saw the widespread harm to the YouTube community resulting from the ongoing pattern of egregious behavior.

Wait, what egregious behavior? None of that behavior violated your community guidelines. At first, I thought they had the ghost of James Cagney right up, and it talked about hurting the broad community, which I thought was distasteful. But then they said, yeah, they said, you know, the impact. Hold on a second. They demonetize me literally reading from pillar to post, the Green New Deal, no commentary. They demonetize videos that change my mind where we go on campus and have students simply discuss issues.

I have almost nothing to do with it. This is the issue here, too. They've said now with a subsequent investigation, we've noticed these egregious offenses of guidelines. So this is something I want everyone to understand if they think this is just about me. It's not and we'll be okay because of the blaze and because of mug club. So we appreciate the support. But for people out there who think that they won't come for you, let me explain this. Guidelines, egregious violations.

Upon a subsequent investigation, they said days. It took days. Now, Google, YouTube is the biggest media company in the world. Google, Facebook, and then way down the list, Twitter, right? So wouldn't you think that if Google, YouTube, the alphabet is the name of the parent company, ran an investigation for days? And we asked, hey, can you tell us what the violations were? Wouldn't you expect them to be able to provide something?

Yes. Okay. Surprise. They did. But two. out of the thousands of videos, two. Do you know what they were? One was called, it was an episode that we in an installment called the Trans-Troop Ban.

We had a transgender on the show, on that show, a conservative transgender. The show was about being open to hearing opinions from the transgender community because not all of them are people like Vox trying to get different opinions banned. You can be transgender and happen to want lower taxes. That way to minute, you're saying to me people are all individuals. shut up with your hate, Stephen Crowder. Well, in this case, they could be two individuals. I'm not entirely sure on the two-spirited community anymore. Again, the rulebook just keeps changing.

And then the other one was an interview with the woman who was a victim of sexual assault who talked about Islamic rape drooming gangs in the UK. Just like, you know, people have talked about this going on for a long time. It was an interview. These weren't even offensive videos. So out of the over 1,000 videos, after days of investigating, they gave my official legal counsel, my half Asian lawyer, Bill Richmond, two examples. By the way, it doesn't even say where in the episode something was offensive. And we've said this is, of course, incredibly

ineffective. This is not a complete list. It's far from comprehensive. We need to know what's going on. Well, they haven't answered. But you've already run the investigation. YouTube, are you inept, or are you just being dishonest? The fact is, it's going to be harder and harder for them to find anything. They're trying to scrape for something. And honestly, I thought it would be easier. I mean, half the time when people say, did you, and they present me with a quote, I go, ooh, that reads rough, but sounds like me. That's exactly what I use to say all the time. Yeah, sounds like me. Probably.

Yeah. I don't remember it. I create so much content. I mean, we've said millions of words, millions of words. And most of it, if not all of it, is unscripted, unplanned. Yeah. Probably said something stupid from time to time. Yeah.

The issue is no one knows the rules. No one knows the guidelines. And what they're doing is capitulating to people who scream the loudest. They're saying that it doesn't matter what the guidelines even are. They've now formalized. Yeah, we're just whatever we feel. Whatever we feel. Well, here's also the problem.

I think conservatives make the wrong argument when they just say censorship. This is corporate censorship. This is bullying and corporate intimidation. Because listen, you have a billion dollars Vox or you have like young Turks, 20 million from what was it, Al Jazeera, Qatar. We're funded by porcelain campfire mugs for crying out. So when you compare it, it really is favoring the big sort of media conglomerates. That's what we're dealing with.

And something else here that I think is at play that people need to understand is YouTube built their entire platform off the backs of original content creators. So when we started on YouTube, my brother actually, was one of the first original partners in 2006. There was a lot of competition, Glenn. There was a, I think, live leak. There were a bunch of other websites. Now, what did YouTube do? This was before they were purchased from Google. They said, you know what?

We know that you have many other options. Thank you for flying Qantas. They said, we know that you have other options when it comes to uploading your video content. We've never created original content. This is entirely user-based. So here's what we'll do. If you promise us that you'll upload your content to YouTube, we're going to share the revenue with you. And what did that do?

That eliminated all competition because YouTube was the only place that would do a revenue split. Great, free market. Then when they grow big enough, an NBC Universal or Disney comes in, and wants to take advantage of this platform, they pull the rug out from under the people who have built the platform. Come to us, we'll pay you. That's how they beat the competition. Then they say, all right, we're no longer going to pay you and we're going to ban you.

You courted our business. You told us this is where you wanted us. And now you're giving us the boot without giving us any rules, without giving us any clear guidelines. It's dishonest business practices. That's what's going on here. You know, it's the same way, though. I mean, Facebook is a company that has never.

received more free advertising. I don't know of another company that has received as much free advertising. And when Facebook first started, the deal was, and they would ask us, they courted, courted us. They would fly into our offices and say, hey, here's how you do it. Here's how we can help you. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Let's build a community. Help us build this community. It's a direct relationship with you and your listeners and your viewers. It was fantastic. That's great. Now, I can't even get to the millions of people who went and said, I want Glenn Beck's opinion. I want his posts.

I can't do. I can't get to them. They're banning me from them. I know they're banning you from your fans. These aren't people who are protesting. Right. Hey, I want to know what he's saying. No, we can't allow that to happen.

Why is that Zuckerberg? Must drink water. The guy is just so. I'm not convinced that he wasn't sent back from Skyneck. Here's, same it with YouTube. By the way, let me be really clear about this. I would take completely, well, I can't say I would take. We've already been completely demonetized.

Let's be honest, I've lost my cards there. But I would be glad in taking complete total demonetization if it just meant that we still got to reach the viewers that have subscribed to the channel. Correct. Number one conservative YouTube channel of all time, highest interaction rates of any news channel out there. So that's really the hill that I'm willing to die. And it doesn't seem like right now they sent us an email saying none of that has changed.

We haven't been classified as borderline content. So we'll wait and see. You know, you never know. They've kind of backed themselves into a corner. And I don't think they anticipated the backlash. This is true. I tell you, Stephen, we're the blaze is borderline content. Glenn Beck, borderline content.

I mean, it is just a matter of time. You are the lightning rod like right now. And they will, I mean, when people were coming, after Alex Jones. And I stood for him. I think you stood for him too, didn't you? Yeah. I agree with him on almost nothing, but I had him on my show and talked about it.

Exactly right. I don't like the guy. I don't agree with him. But I stood up for him. And people who didn't know, well, he's Alex Jones. He's crazy. Okay. Wait until they come for somebody you like.

Well, they just have. They just have. And it is growing exponentially. And they are getting bolder and bolder. Well, here's the problem too, though. I think they really back themselves into a corner because with this purge, keep in mind, too, when they released, now we have new policies for white supremacists and Vox considers Tucker Carlson a white supremacist. They consider Nigel Farage a white

supremacist. So they said, you know, we've purged thousands of videos. Keep in mind that at least a thousand of those videos are this guy. So when you read about the thousands of videos purge under white supremacist label and there's no delineation, I'm one of those notorious pro-Israel white supremacist with a biracial producer. That's right. Me with the Klan on Sundays. It really is remarkable. But now the thing is they've used these guys. They've now started completely booting history channels that simply cover historical events. They've started booting news channels, many of which are left that simply cover right issues. And a lot of these people are now pushing back.

This is the first time I will say this, Clint. The Vod, the Vod, the Vox adpocalypse was trending all night last night. And the backlash from not conservatives, but from the entire entertainment and YouTube creator community. This is the first time this has happened where they've banded together was so much work. worse than an angry gentleman and scholar of Latino origin who happens to be attracted to the same sex, which is brave and beautiful at Vox. The backlash was so much worse from every, I don't want you to get put on borderline here, Glenn. Thank you. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. It's so much worse than they anticipated just coming from media matters that I think now they're going to have to readjust or they know that they are going to hemorrhage.

Hemorrhage users. And for people out there, you need to understand this. YouTube, their currency is their user. Their currency is their viewer, okay? And their currency is only as valuable as the trust that the viewer has in the platform. And right now, that trust is degrading very quickly, and I don't think they anticipated it. Let me one more point here. This is just hysterical to me. Quickly.

The Vox guy said YouTube was supposed to be a queer space. What? Two percent, he used the word queer, by the way, not me. It's hate speech advice. He used the words queer space. That's 2% of population Earth. 50% of population Earth is conservative. And if you look at people who don't believe

that conservatives should be milkshaked or banned, you're probably looking at 7.5 at least. YouTube's supposed to be a space for everyone. So if YouTube capitulates here, it's not about YouTube siding with the left. It's about them siding with the 2% versus the 98%. We need to keep that in perspective. All right, back with Stephen Crowler in just a second.

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and the Live Action website. So all that Lila Rose and live action, this pro-life website, has to do, is remove anything from Twitter or their website about abortion procedures, quote, anything about abortion procedures, anything about investigations of Planned Parenthood, and all ultrasound images. But that's all she has to do. Right. I wonder if that same rule applies to Planned Parenthood. You know, they banned me from ads on Twitter a long time ago, which is funny because they actually again courted me and told me to advertise on Twitter.

So that's some money I'll never get back. But I would be concerned if I hadn't already been banned from ads, if only because this wouldn't bode well for me since I went in as a transgender woman at Planned Parenthood and tested positive on a pregnancy test. And by the way, strong apologies. Brilliant. Yes. Apologies to the woman on Craigslist

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content on YouTube, you'd be freaked out of your mind. Yeah, or I'd probably just be doing a lot of meth. So, you know, because I don't necessarily know that I would be responsible

in the pressure cooker. No, yeah, that's absolutely correct. And that's what my concern is is the smaller guy after us. You know, we're really fortunate that we've built

a big following. And fortunate, but yeah, We've worked really hard to do it. But this was kind of, you know, it was seen as the Wild West of the Internet. People use that term a lot. The Wild West, the Internet or the bathroom wall of society. It's kind of both.

But the thing is, the value there was that the gatekeepers didn't really have the same kind of sway. Anyone could start a podcast. Anyone could start a show. You had kids who were creating YouTube channels and were just dominating some of the biggest networks, right? Well, now the big networks have said, hold on a second. We want access to those eyeballs. And so not only do they spend more money, but they exert pressure, political pressure, social pressure on these companies to try and give them a leg up.

That's what we're seeing with NBC Vox. That's what you see with companies like Disney and Vice. So what worries me is that there might not be the ability for someone else like me to come up in the next few years. That's what's so concerning. So we are going to be fine. And if people want to support, they can join up at aladroftr.com slash mug club. And of course, we're with the blaze. You get access to all the content there.

There's a $30 off special right now if you use the promo code, free speech. But yeah, if we didn't have it, I mean, let's talk about bullying for a second. They say that I'm bullying, even though I went after Vox when I had a 10th of the subscribers, just because he happens to be a quote unquote queer producer, his words, not mine, please don't remove me for hate speech. So that's considered bullying, but trying to remove the ability of one and his 15 employees to make a living is not. And what about advocating battery and assault against conservatives? How is that not bullying?

We have to look at actions of people and not just whether they're a part of the marginalized group of the day. And in this case, this is a serious case of bullying, which really would have had ultimately much more severe ramifications. And this is something else. When we talk about bullying, you know why bullying is so bad in high school or in the workplace? It's because it's chronic. It's because it's systemic, right? You still have to go to that school the next day and the bullies there. You still have to go into work the next day.

And if your supervisor is a bully, he's still there. The difference is when we have videos that we do rebuttals, it's entirely voluntary to watch it. making sure that none of our staff has the ability to make a living, that is far more in line with the idea of systemic, chronic bullying that you would see in high school. Here's one of the tweets that he has tweeted out, and I just, this is beyond bullying. Listen to this. Get back to me when you're ready to personally assassinate people I find annoying on Twitter. Then we'll talk. Now, I could take this to the extreme and say,

he's calling for the assassination of Stephen Crowder. No, I think he means personally assassinate people on Twitter, personally assassinate people because he is a very, very big guy on humiliate people, make a statement, make people dread being in public and having another opinion. How is this? How is this not bullying? Yeah, I'm not familiar with that tweet, but I certainly am familiar with the tweets

where he talked about milkshaking people. He's like, oh, it's just a milkshake. Well, there could be acid in that milkshake. I'm certainly familiar with, you know, his tweets implying that I'm a homosexual who's lying to my wife, which, by the way, I don't really care. To me, if you say, oh, Stephen's secretly gay,

I guess it means that I've done enough push-ups recently. It doesn't bother me, okay? It's not that big of a deal. But doesn't that, what do we do now, YouTube? if sexual orientation is a violation of guidelines, not a violation of guidelines, but if it's sort of egregious and it's not really acceptable, well, what about when you combine it with libel or slander saying that I'm secretly gay? He's weaponized sexuality against me. Is it just because I happen to be straight? That's not what he claims. This person and Vox as a whole, they've made it very clear. They've said this is not about Stephen Crowder. This is about making it a safe space, a queer space is what he talked about, actually, this one person.

but Vox said until these people are completely removed from these social media platforms. They've also, this all the way, by the way, this all stems from a very recent video that we rebutted from Vox, where they talked about how the important role of journalism, the most important role of journalists, is to determine what information the public gets, is to be the gatekeeper. That was what we rebutted. They literally said the primary role of journalism is to decide what information the public gets to know and what they don't. And we said, that's actually not. the role of journalism. And that's what set this guy off.

That is one of the things, you know, I've told this story before. Before 2008, I talked to a very big financial journalist and very big. And I was on on this individual show. And we were talking about the economy. And I said, look, this thing is, there's a meltdown coming. these home loans and everything else have been out of control for too long and there's a giant meltdown coming. We got off the air and he said, he looked at me and he said, you're one of the most irresponsible people I have ever met. And I said, are you kidding me? I said, wait, are you disagreeing that this is coming? He said, no, I agree with you.

We all know it's coming, but we have a responsibility to keep that away from the American people. so they don't panic. And I said, panic comes from not knowing the truth. I know who you're talking about. It was the mayor of, Mayor of Amdi in Jaws. I'm not going to shut this down on Fourth of July weekend. Oh, because someone yells about some big fish, see? I don't know.

I'm very tired and I'm tired of this whole situation. We're very fortunate, but man, it really makes me concern for the next generation, for people coming up after me. And this is one, it just doesn't really even enter into our mindset. I would never think of trying to get somebody outright banned in removing their ability to make a living because they disagree with me. Let alone, I would never think of getting someone banned because they said I'm secretly closeted homosexual. It doesn't bother me for someone saying that I'm a jerk, for someone saying that I suck.

Even for someone saying that I'm a racist. People say this stuff all the time. Racist, sexist, homophobe. All right, that's fine. I don't try to get them banned. It's a big difference. And that's dishonest. That's liable.

that's slander. That actually is an actionable offense. That being said, these people want to ban opinions they don't agree with. And it's not about a private company being able to choose what they can and won't allow on their platform. They'll allow it and they'll court you until they make enough money and then decide that they want to change the rules. That's the issue. You know, people say that people on the left say it's white people who are just worried about losing their power. No, this is the media worried about losing their power. This is the left worried about losing their monopoly.

what Americans should be upset about is losing their voice, their opinions, their traditions. I have any tradition you want. I don't care. Talk about it. Celebrate it. Whatever. Don't tell me what traditions I have to have or celebrate. Don't tell me what my opinion can and cannot be.

The real problem here is we have these mega corporations that are now saying, please, federal government, please regulate us. I don't know about you, Stephen, but I know you run your show. I run my show. There's not a time, a thought. There's not one brain cell that has ever said, boy, I wish we had more regulation. That is insane. What they're wanting is more regulation to shut out anybody else from competing with them because they'll be able to forward all the attorneys and everything else.

Then they'll control the portals. You'll have to go through them. and freedom of speech literally is dead then because they will be in groupthink and the government the bill of rights applies to the government, not to a private corporation. Well, that depends again if they're a public platform or a publisher, and that's the big argument.

They want regulations, but that's where I want to do the, you know, the Aladdin say, okay, you want to be the world's most powerful genie and everything that comes with it, you now are beholden to the regulations of a public platform. No, that's what you're going to see happen. Because that means then you've, you cannot allow certain voices while banning others, just like you can't do that on a phone line.

Now, if they're a publisher, but they have that and the government has allowed them to get away with this kind of behavior. And I think, but the point is when they say they want regulations, they support things, for example, like net neutrality. That's another thing that people understand. Why? Because they know they can survive the bureaucratic red tape. Correct.

But they don't want to be put in the hot seat and have to formally declare if they are a publishing website, if they're a publishing platform, I guess, or a public platform. platform, a public utility, but they want the benefits of being a public utility. So I don't look, I'm not looking for stringent regulation. I think if they want regulation, we say, okay, the first step right now, Susan Wajitsky, Google, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook, Jack Dorsey, Twitter, we're going to sit you down. Are you a publisher or are you a platform? And then hold them to it. Because guess what? If they say they're a platform, what we're talking about right now is no longer a problem. If they say they're a publisher, well, that's going to change

everything and their stock price is going to change pretty dramatically too. But they do have to decide. They can't get the benefits of both. I agree with you. And I think that's exactly what conservatives should push for. I'm not sure that there's there's enough spying in Congress in the Senate to actually get that through without all kinds of other loopholes and stuff. They should just go for that. Publisher or platform, which is it going to be? That's enough that would solve all of this. Whether Washington will do it or not is a is another story. Stephen, thank you so much for everything. Thank you for leading the charge.

Thank you for being smart enough to know what the guidelines and the rules are. You're not just... Too many people just get into this business like, I'm going to break all the rules because I'm a trendsetter and I'm a rebel. You actually know what the guidelines and the rules are, and that's the only reason we can have a reasoned debate and a responsible position on this beachhead. And I thank you for leading the way on it.

Thank you, Stephen. Well, thank you very much. don't know the rules or guidelines anymore, but that was true yesterday. So I'll keep you posted. I know. Thank you very much. Stephen Crowder. Louder with Crowder.

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Okay, all right. Okay. Topic is YouTube. It's good to be here, Bob. Yeah, I just said the topic. Love you, watch your show every day. Thank you very much. YouTube. Got it.

Love it. I use it all the time. Good to hear. Yeah. So you hear a lot of controversy about Stephen Crowder. And you have a massive, I mean, that's the story of YouTube, right? If you were going to say, what is the story right now about YouTube? You'd say Stephen Crowder.

And you'd say they just released a massive new policy against white supremacists and other extremists. Yes. And they released it now. Is there a question coming to the day? What's the story now, but Stephen Crowder and white supremacist, right? Right. Let me give you another story that happened this week. Hey, I just done. From the freaking New York Times. Feeling less and less like a game show. Is this a conspiracy theory that these are tied together? Or is it a basic PR maneuver? Okay. Earlier this week, massive investigation on the New York Times, title on YouTube's digital playground, an open gate for pedophiles. In which, they go through thousands and thousands of pages,

not just people who are intentionally serving material to pedophiles, but the fact that YouTube's recommendation algorithm is actually sending pedophiles to home videos of young children playing in pools in their backyard. So when I say that maybe they're doing this to squash this other pedophile scandal they got going on, Is that a conspiracy theory or a basic PR maneuver? This is the hardest game to figure out how to... Is it a... Am I making it up?

Is it a conspiracy or is it a basic PR maneuver? Is it real? Well, because I listen to mainstream media, it's a conspiracy theory. You're a dumb contestant, sir. What? Payment and enlightenment. Today is a day really that has pretty much been all about free speech. And I'm going to introduce you to somebody who has been banned.

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First of all, Glenn, don't ever put Oklahoma in Texas in the same sentence. Amen on that, brother. I would fight you, but I'm recovering from a wreck that I had three months ago. But, yes, you know, I didn't have any followers. I wasn't even active on social media. I wasn't I wasn't even looking to be famous at all

on social media and I decided to make a video one day because I just got tired of people saying Terrence complaining about America. I would get on Facebook and my friends be like Terrence let's move back to Africa. Move back. I've never been

to Africa. So I'll say, you know what? I'm about to make a video real quick because I'm sick of mess. And I heard you can go live on Facebook. This is when the live future just started. So I went live and I was eating a piece of chicken because I was on my lunch break.

So people thought that was all set up. Like, why he eating a piece of chicken? And he black? Why are he talking? Who don't eat chicken? So Facebook came after me for eating chicken. Seriously? Yeah, because people said it was racist because I'm a black man on Facebook eating chicken.

But last time I checked I didn't. I ate chicken last night and I think on Sunday. Black people eat chicken, white people eat chicken, Hispanics eat. Matter of fact, white people eat more chicken than black people. But white people, sometimes they hide their chicken, like chicken noodle soup, chicken pie, chicken dumplings. I'm like, dang, man, can you eat more chicken than me?

You know? And I did notice a lot of white folks, they, you know, black folks, we tend to go, you know, we tend to go to the chicken places, you know, after 5 o'clock and we just got out of work, you seven o'clock for dinner. The white folks, they get there early, 11 o'clock in the morning. 11 o'clock in the morning, so we don't see them there.

Right. But they be there before we get there. Yeah, so, you know, so I made this video just saying that, you know, like this is trying to explain to people, this is the greatest country in the world. The great, and if it wasn't the greatest country, why is everybody moving here?

Why is everybody moving here? Why do you want to go back to Africa? Because first of all, Now, anything I say on this radio station has nothing to do with Blaze TV, has nothing to do with Glenn Beck. So that won't help. That won't help. But go ahead. Yeah.

I can't believe Glenn Beck had that racist on. Yeah. Yeah, he's black. But he's black people can't be racist, but he is. Yeah. He is. Yeah. Now, they said black people can't be racist.

But for some reason, I'm racist. You're racist. Because I'm a conservative. black. Right. I didn't know that. Let's stop with the code. It means white. Yes. I'm a white man because people do because people do say I'm a part of KKK. What? Yes. Seriously. I'll promise you. Seriously. Well, you are wearing a white t-shirt. Yes, I am. Is it a hooded t-shirt? But you're just your clan pointy hood comes over the top? I believe the fifth. Did you join the clan online? Because I don't think in person it would go that well.

I plead the fifth. I plead the fifth. But, you know, this is the greatest country in the world. And I was just basically telling people, like, you know, trying to explain to people, why was you want to move to Africa? I know that's where, now, I don't, I know that's where some of black people, ancestors are from. I don't know about mine because I got Indian in me, you know, I got a little Irish in me. You can't see it, but I do. You know, I mix.

So, you know, but I was basically just telling people like, listen, these people are moving here for a reason because this is the greatest country in the world. So why was you going to move there? And first of all, our people in Africa sold us into slavery, you know, and so is in slavery. And, you know, yes, it was wrong, but we were sold into slavery by our own people. and it was wrong, but you know what? It turned out great.

Because now we are in a country with thousands of opportunities that we didn't have at first. You can be no matter your color, no matter where you come from, no matter what neighborhoods you come from, no matter what family you are born into, you can be whatever you want to be in this country. no matter what. So why was you want to move there when they're moving here because they can't do what we can do? So when you were growing up, did you think maybe someday I could be banned by Facebook? You know what? That was my biggest fear.

That was your biggest fear as a kid. That was my biggest fear growing up. You know, when I graduated high school, I was so scared. You know, my first time going to jail was when Facebook locked me up in a Facebook County Jail. Wow. I couldn't send my auntie a happy birthday text. Right.

Holy cow. I was trying to check on my exes. Right. I was trying to snoop. I couldn't do anything, you know. Couldn't do any of it. Yeah. Boy, that's horrible.

So, but I was once banned because I posted a screenshot of the death threats that I received from, from a lot of people. And I, I, I, I was, it was a screenshot of almost about 20, about 20 screenshots. to people saying that they're going to kill me, calling me an Uncle Tom, calling me a coon, calling me just names that are out of this world. So. And Facebook banned me because they said by me, they said, uh, the fact that I posted them and, you know, I didn't mark out any names. Uh-huh. Because if you sending me deaf threats, I need everybody to know.

Right. Okay. Yeah. So because just, just in case something happened. Right. So they know where to go look. But Facebook said that's a form of. bullying by putting them on blast.

So wait, so wait, so wait, did those, were those people banned? No, I was being. No, I know that. But were they also banned? Nah. No. So they were threatening, which is it, which is more, well, it's bullying, but it's more like threatening someone with their life.

And they didn't get banned, but you got banned for posting their public post. They're public posts and their message in them. They see and it was a lot of messages also that they send me in my inbox and and other people in Facebook they were saying that well they sent you the messages privately so you should have kept it private. So when I saw but when you message me. So wait a minute. So wait a minute.

Maybe that's where Hitler went wrong. Instead of writing it in a public book he should have just printed it and then personally delivered it to all the Jews. Then that was a private issue. That's not a, that's not a, and that way, if, if a Jew stood up and said, hey, uh, Hitler's threatening to gas us all, then Facebook could have said, how dare you say that about the dear leader? Exactly.

He went to your house privately to say that to you. Yes. And I was, I'm not going to lie to you, Glenn. I was hurt. I was hurt. that was my that was the first time Facebook hurt my feelings because I thought they were I took them screenshots I said yeah Facebook about the ban all y'all you know I'm snitching on everybody you know and then I turned around I tried to log in I said oh it's I said it's my

uh it's it's my auntie's birthday I'm gonna go post on her I'm gonna go post on her page you know a couple balloons and I'm trying to sign in face. I'm like, why is not, what's going on? What's going on? That's how I said. I said, what's going on? So I said, no, this, I said, I said, these dang iPhones. I said, let me, let me uninstall this app real quick.

It's always acting up. So I uninstalled the app, turned the phone off, did a reset. And still couldn't lock back home. And then they sent me a message saying, you know, Terrence, you've been banned, buddy. You know, you didn't tell them. How long did that like? Did you call them? Did you write them?

Did you? I had to get on Twitter to have my, to have, uh, my, to have some of the people who follow me, you know, tag Facebook and go after them. And I had people sending out. I had people, uh, people were making blogs and all this stuff. And then Facebook reached, then Facebook reached us. Oh, we are social. sorry. It was an accident.

It was an accident. Those accidents. Yeah. Yeah. It happens a lot there. It was an accident. But it was not an accident. Because they don't make them accidents with liberals. I never hear liberals on Facebook or Twitter. Well, until recently, you know, some of them have been banned now. But you never hear them complaining about being banned for, you know, for nothing.

You never hear about that. But you hear about it with us. us with, you know, conservatives or Trump supporters or people are just free thinkers, period. Free thinkers period. And it's been hard. Then people tell me, well, Terrence, you kicked out the black community, too. There were some of the messages that I received. What do you mean?

You were kicked out of the black community? They say you are kicked out the black community. Is there a place you guys all meet? I mean, I didn't know it was an official club. I've been banned from all the barbecues. You can't go into a barbershop anymore either. Every since I've announced my support for Trump, I've been banned from all barbecues.

I've been banned. They said, Terence, you kicked out the black community. And I said, well, what does that mean? What do you mean I'm kicked out the black community? What is the disadvantage? Because I never knew what the benefit was. What do you mean? I'm kicked out the black community.

And I said, in half of y'all owe me money. So before you kicked me out, paid me back. Terence Williams. You can follow him at Terencek Williams.com. His Twitter is at W. underscore Terrence. We'll have more with him in just a second. First, our sponsor, this half hour for one minute,

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It was a bad like. Man, I haven't done an interview in over four months. It's my first one. Is it really? Yeah, because I was in a wreck on my way. I was going to the White House. I was going to the Black History event that Trump was putting on at the White House. Did he know that you had been kicked out of the black community?

Did he know? Yeah, did he know that you've been kicked out of the black community? Yeah, because I asked him, could I move in? I got nowhere to go So you are a very out You're a very outspoken Trump supporter Yeah, I'm very outspoken

Okay, are you Is the conservative in you knew? Have you always been that? How did you come to the GOP and and conservatives? Or is this a Trump thing?

You know, no, it's actually not a Trump thing because I, you know, I was able to first, you know, my first time being able to vote was when Obama ran and I didn't like him. You didn't like him? I didn't like him. Yeah. I said he seemed, he looks like, he just seemed like a snake, just too good to be true. You know, I grew up in foster care and I've been in like over 10 different homes. Every since from, from preschool, I didn't get adopted until I was 15.

So I know, I know the liars when I see them, okay? Because I didn't been in and out of homes dealing with all kinds of adults. And I know liars. I know snakes. I know too good to be true because I didn't been in homes where the family, oh, we're going to be so sweet to him. I get in there and, oh, good law. Can I call my counselor, can you please come get me? These people are lying.

They lie to you. But I just didn't like them. You know, and I didn't even, and at the time, I never called myself a conservative or a Republican, but I've always leaned toward that for some reason. And my family and friends knew it also, but they didn't care, you know, until people started following me. But, and I grew up with, you know, liberal families, you know. I mean, all the foster homes that I, that I've been in, they've been all liberal. But I never agree with none of them. So why did people not care about this until you started getting followers?

Now they suddenly care. Why? You know what? That's a scientific question because I really don't know. I honestly don't know. But you know what? I guess when people see that, now you can talk about whatever you want to. People really don't care unless and if they don't agree with it,

but if they see thousands of people agreeing with you, then it's a problem. Yeah. Because they say, okay, you got people's attention. Have you lost friends or family relationships because of? Oh, yes, I have. When I make that first video, I had friends that I went to school with that I thought we were, you know, we were best friends.

We did. I mean, we were good friends. And they cut me off. They told me I couldn't come. This is real. They told me I couldn't come to the high school reunion. And some of them didn't even graduate. You don't need to go anyway.

What you're going for? You didn't even walk. Okay. But no, seriously, people, some of my friends, they made response videos to my video, crying, literally, tears coming down. I can't believe you said that. I can't, but, you know, because I was talking about, like, you know, quit. And I was telling people, quit blaming, you know, everybody want to play this race card.

Quit blaming a white man for everything. And that was one of the, that was something in that video that actually pissed a lot of people, a lot of my friends and family off. Terrence, how could you say that? You like, how could you even say that? Terrence, you know, you are a victim. You grew up in foster care. Oh, stop. And you sitting up here.

Yeah, they wanted me to play the victim card. I've never played the victim card out of all the things I've been through. I can play the victim car right now. You know, I could be getting a check for a disability for just being crazy. I can get a crazy check if I want to. I could. I could play that role. I love you.

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I tweeted this morning, my best, Miley Cyrus, licking a cake. yesterday she was you looked hotter than her doing it you mean actual temperature wise yes you yeah you look sweaty yeah i did i did look a big sweaty blob you know when you're when you have a cake and you're fat it just looks sad it just looks like oh he fat man needs cake that's true it goes from like hey she's having some baked goods to oh that was the cause of what will make them look like that's right that's right it's like oh my lice iris before the cake oh my Miley Cyrus after. Yeah, you kind of do look.

You could be Miley Cyrus in about 40 years. It's kind of there's, there's a look-alike situation going on there, I think. You think so? You mean she could look like me in 40 years? Yeah. I'd say you look like she will in 40 years. Thank you. If she's lucky.

If she's going the wrong direction. Ooh, she is. Yeah, she is. Anyway, so she was licking a cake, which is, it's so crazy on so many levels. First of all, they just photoshopped her, licking the cake. And they didn't use an. actual picture that anybody owned of that cake. They stole that cake, the picture of that from some artist that made the cake, took the

photo, and had posted it. So they just took that for free. And the guy wrote and said, hey, Planned Parenthood. I'm with you and everything, but that's my cake. And they said, oh, we'll, we'll tag you. Tag me. How about money? Yeah, I want money for you using that.

Anyway, so we actually paid the artist to make the cake. And artist might be a stretch there. But so I'm licking the cake just like she does, except I'm standing next to the painting of Adolf Hitler. It's based on a... I don't see how this could be controversial at all. No. It's based on an old World War II anti-Hitler propaganda poster that the U.S. put out. And I painted it the week that we voted infanticide out.

When we're like, I don't know if I'm going to take a stand against infanticide. I mean, kill the baby, not kill the baby after birth. I don't know. Whatever. When we failed to do that, I thought, oh, wow, this is a crossing of the Rubicon. Now, in the last couple of weeks, we have also come up with a new thing. the court system has approved killing children based on race. So you can kill them after they're born and based on race, you can kill them.

This is Adolf Hitler's dream come true. You know, if you were a Jew, he'd kill your baby. He didn't believe in abortion. He thought abortion was very, very wrong. Why? Because he thought white erring. should have a whole buttload of children.

And so we love children. But the minute they come out, or the minute they're the wrong race, kill them. So what's the difference? Who are we becoming? We're killing you because you're a defective? Oh, okay.

Well, Hitler did that too. And he wrapped it all in compassion. So in my painting, it just has Hitler, you know, reading 50 million killed. And he says, next time I'll just call it Planned Parenthood. Because apparently if you call it the final solution, that's bad. But if you call it Planned Parenthood, you get federal funding. You get federal funding.

Though a lot of Hitler's efforts also got federal funding, to be fair. Yeah. I don't think it was a private, you know, there weren't some people in like, you know, in New Mexico. They were like, I'm going to build a wall and an internment camp. Yeah, no, that didn't happen. Yeah. The only thing I don't like about the painting is the one, well, okay, Hitler. You can't see this.

Wait, wait, wait, you can't see this in your bedroom or your dining room? I don't know where I would have hang that exactly. You know, that is the problem with this painting. You have a dinner party. I feel like people might, even if they agree with the cause might find it a little creepy. Well, see, here this, this is what it is. I've started to call this collection, which is piling up in my office. Yes.

Because I paint one, you know, all the time. Whenever I'm motivated by something I see, I just paint. And what they are is they're old-fashioned memes. They're like 10-hour memes. Yeah, you know what I mean? Because it takes you 10 hours to paint them. Yeah. When everyone else makes them in like 10 seconds on the internet.

It takes you a couple of minutes to make one maybe. These are 10-hour memes. You're like a craft memeery. Yes. I like that. The craft memory. I like that. The only thing I don't like about this one is the fact that you seemingly,

and I can understand this, which is shocking. But you say 50 million killed when the number actually is 61.3 million since Roe versus Wade in this country. So the fact that you can make an 11 million million person rounding error shows the scope of the issue. Right. You understand if it was like 60. Right. Right. This is, I mean, 50 million is an incredible number. That's been the number for years. And the estimated number worldwide. since 1980, 1.5 billion. What? 1.5 billion estimated worldwide since 1980.

So, you know what? People are going to get pissed off at your little painting of Hitler. But maybe they should get more pissed off about this. Because that's a lot of people that should be alive and aren't. Here's what I, here's what I did. I posted it up on eBay. We just posted it a little while ago. And so it's up on eBay.

And I'm selling it. And I'm selling it. All the proceeds are going to go, going to send it over to Mercury 1, kind of almost in a money laundering system in this, in this form. I don't, I don't know if anybody, any organization was like, oh, I got all the money from the, from the Hitler painting. Yeah.

So I want to send, and I want a bulk of it to go to, what was her name? What was the? Lather Rose. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Live action. Live action. Because live action was just banned from ads. on Twitter yesterday.

But they said, hey, you do ads. Sure. You just have to remove, you know, mentions of abortion and any ultrasound pictures and anything that talks about an investigation on Planned Parenthood from your website. Then just feel free to ads, you know, run ads. So if live action becomes like a garden club, they're fine. Right. They're fine.

It's just about adjusting with the times. So can you go on, go on. the eBay, uh, here it is. You just go to eBay. Go to Twitter.com. Right.

Slash Glennbeck. If you go there, you can find a link to your painting and the auction is ongoing. Correct. Ongo. Ongoing. So far, $560.

Not. And we just announced it. We just announced it. So it's $560. What do you think the odds of this actually lasting for the week on eBay are? Because I feel like if we're getting bad. We're getting bad from tweeting videos and I, I will be interested.

to see if they allow your Hitler painting to stay up there for the entire week. If we could, why not? Why not? Well, you're saying bad things about Planned Parenthood. Usually that's not allowed. Right. But I'm also saying bad things about Adolf Hitler. That one usually is allowed.

Usually. Yeah, usually. Unless you're talking about his, you know, health care policy or all of his other gigantic government policies, which so many here now argue for. You mean his national socialism programs? Yeah. If you say something bad about socialism, then don't tie out here. do it. Right, right. So that would be...

But usually you can bash Hitler safely. That's one thing we've, generally speaking, have come together. Can we get to raise more money? Can we get on a gaming site and start gambling on how long it will take Twitter and eBay to ban this? Well, if we get banned from the gambling site, we're going to be really, really depressed. I mean, that's like, sorry, sir, you're too controversial for online gaming. That's like being banned at the liquor store in the Wino section.

where you're like, wait, wait a minute. You're saying you're too classy for me. That could be a problem. Anyway, all the proceeds are going to go to Lila Rose and also. I cannot remember her name.

Abby Johnson? Yeah, Abby Johnson's group. So you're really, I mean, because what are you going to do with this damn thing? So this is really just somebody that wants to. Somebody that wants to make a donation, we would love to have you. I just love the idea of you, like, on vacation or on the weekend, deciding I'm going to do a Hitler painting about abortion. Because your life is fun. You know, who wouldn't want to go to a party with you?

You know, it's really sad? You know, it's really sad. Is, as I'm painting this, my wife just comes in and I'm painting a painting of Hitler. Okay. And my wife comes in and she just stands next to me and she's like, So what do you want to do this weekend? She leaves her room. Didn't say word.

Didn't say word. Didn't say word. What does that say about you? That's what I should be asking myself, really. Our sponsor this half hour is Goldline. Goldline has a four coin collection right now of 1881, $5. $5 Liberty United States gold coins. Now, these were called a half eagle.

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We had Stephen Crowder on for an hour today, and he was in rare form. Stephen Crowder in the news everywhere, the number one trending topic on Twitter yesterday, because Vox NBC Universal convinced YouTube to demonetize him. And they even came out and said, even though we have done several days extensive review of all. of his work, we find no violation of our guidelines. But we do see that he has made a negative impact on the YouTube community. And so we're going to demonetize him for that.

So wait, you just said he didn't violate anything you said. How is he making a negative impact? Well, he's affected the community negatively, Glenn. Yeah. And in some sort of ethereal way, I guess. Right. And so that's why they're doing it. Some sort of NBC Universal wants to squeeze the small guys out because now they see that they're losing their giant platforms that they have to be over there.

Yeah. I mean, that's kind of what they admitted. If you really read what they said, it affected the community. And what do they mean? What do they mean? People are complaining about it. That's what they mean when they say affected the community. They're admitting that basically they got forced into this.

Yeah. It's mob justice. So anyway, so listen to the podcast. Now, I want to give you a few things that you can do, and I can't tell you how concerned I am of the loss of voices. There is an effort that is being made now, and it is becoming more and more clear every day that goes by. Our voices are being silenced. Yesterday, it was Stephen Crowder on YouTube, not being able to be monetized, being told you're in the guidelines. but we don't like you.

They can do this to anybody. Yesterday, Lila Rose was banned on Twitter. She can't exercise any ads on Twitter. We were banned yesterday on Facebook. We can share our news stories, but we cannot share any video. This is going to dramatically impact our reach. And they've banned us. we think until Saturday at 7.30, we don't know what we did. They just said, you are, what was it, you're, you share a lot of clickbait. Well, the one that they, they said that on was a story that is the lead story on the blaze, a video of a mother of a handicapped child who put a secret tape recorder on her child because her child said, everybody's mean to me. She tapes the whole day. The child comes back. And these, these, these, these,

teachers are talking about beating her up and shut up. You're a dummy. Horrible stuff. That's a news story. That's not clickbait. That's a news story. And we were flagged for that and told we can't post we can't post anything but news at least until 7.30 p.m. Saturday. And we're afraid it is going on indefinitely. Here's the thing. That will affect our reach. We, us being able to reach you. So I ask that you would subscribe to the Blaze. Go to BlazeTV.com and use free speech. That's one word. Use free speech as the promo code. You're going to get the biggest discount we've ever given. It's like 30 bucks off, I think.

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