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Episode Date: June 8, 2021

The Biden administration is now referring to “birthing people” in its policies. Glenn shares just how many parallels there are between Germany’s massive economic collapse last century and what��s happening now in America. Is our hyperinflation intentional? Stu gives his opinion on Dr. Fauci and the Wuhan lab theory as more truth comes out. Is Dr. Fauci a villain in this story? Why did the media trust China more than former President Trump? Glenn welcomes journalist Jason Whitlock to BlazeTV, and Jason joins to preview his new show, "Fearless with Jason Whitlock." Liberty Oilfield Services CEO Chris Wright calls in to share how the company is calling out the North Face for its hypocrisy over fossil fuels with a massive billboard campaign. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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And a lot of things are put into motion now that are going to change us forever. For instance, in addition, costing us $6 trillion, the new Joe Biden 2020 budget proposal says that, mothers are no longer included. Now it's all about birthing people. Let me quote. The United States is the highest maternal mortality rate among developed nations with an unacceptably high mortality rate for black, American Indian, Alaska, Native, and other women of color.

According to the budget plan, after using the terms maternal and women of color, then it switches to gender. neutral terminology. He raises $200 million in funding to help, quote, end this high rate of maternal mortality and race-based disparities in outcomes among birthing people. Okay, I don't want to talk to you about birthing people. I just want you to know it's, it is so deep. This infection is now so deep in this administration. If you thought you were going to get any kind of moderate, you got a guy who is not really in charge. You have the Obama administration.

All of the old administration players are there. They're the ones moving this towards a radical Marxist destruction of America. One of the most disturbing things that I have seen, again, comes from medicine. I have told you that the look up the T4 program. Is it T2 or T4? Can you look that up in Germany? This is what, this was eugenics. And it started out as, you know, we're just trying to, we're just trying to help people.

That's what they said. We're just trying to help people. And it ended up in six million Jews alone dead. And it was started by the doctors and the experts that just know better. T4 program, look it up today. The Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association has published a researched article describing being white as, quote, a malignant parasite-like condition and a dangerous, discriminatory and perverse mental condition. Being white, the author Donald Moss wrote the article entitled On Having Whiteness, and he says it establishes an entitled Dominion that enables the host or parasitic whiteness

to have power without limit, force, or restriction, violence without mercy, adding that whiteness has a drive to hate and terrorize. He also said, this is very, very nice, that it is a condition without permanent cure. Well, then if we have these people running around, they should be institutionalized or caged or killed. This is extraordinarily dangerous, extraordinarily dangerous to introduce this kind of thinking into our medical community. We have seen this movie before. Now, most people are going to say, oh, well, that's just a crazy opinion. Well, crazy opinions are now running this country.

Here's what's going to really bring us down. I got a picture sent to me from a friend. It's a menu of Perry's Steakhouse. That's a steakhouse in Dallas. A good steakhouse. But at the top of the menu, she took this picture. It said temporary dinner menu. due to supply chain shortages and resulting pricing.

This is a steakhouse? How long is a steakhouse going to be able to charge for an eight-ounce fillet, $45? A six-ounce fillet, $40. It's affecting everything. Now, that is a nice steakhouse, but not for a six-ounce-ounce-fellé, fillet, here's what's happening. You are starting to see inflation, and everyone says that inflation is fine. In fact, Janet Yellen said over the weekend that Joe Biden needs to push forward with his

$6 trillion budget and $4 trillion spending plan, even if they trigger inflation that persists into the next year and higher interest rates. If we end up with higher interest rate environment, it would actually be a plus for society's point of view and the Fed's point of view. Now, how could that possibly be a good thing? Well, because redistribution of wealth. It helps a bit, quoting, to alleviate things. And it's not a bad thing.

it's a good thing. Well, what is it that we're talking about alleviating? We're talking about changing the structure of everything as we know it. In fact, one of the opinions, and I think this comes from, I guess this is from MarketWatch. So this is CBS Market Watch. A slight increase in the rate of inflation in the United States and Europe have triggered financial market anxieties.

Has U.S. President Joe Biden's administration risk overheating the economy with $1.9 trillion rescue package? And then plans for additional spending to invest in infrastructure, job creation, bolstering American families. Conservatives blame this situation on excessively generous unemployment insurance benefits. But the ecometric studies comparing labor supply across the U.S. states suggest that these kinds of labor disincentive effects are limited. Rather than panicking about inflation, we should be worrying about what is happening to the aggregate demand

when funds provided by fiscal relief packages dry up. Many of those at the bottom of the income and wealth distribution have accumulated large debts, including some cases more than a year's worth of debt in arrears. The instinct to fight inflation is embedded in the central bank's DNA. If they don't see inflation, as a risk, neither should you. So what is that say? You know what that says? That says trust the experts

because the experts know. You know what's really funny is I am a little bit of a history buff and I have studied these very things, revolution, changes in countries that seemingly happen overnight, hyperinflation, uh, anti-semit, Marxism, Marxism. I've been studying this now for over 20 years. So I think I can bring a little something to the table. And today, I want to bring to the table a guy named Rudolf von Heavenstein. You may not know his name. Most people in Germany did not know his name. At least in about 1920, 1919, they didn't know his name. By 1922, everyone, everyone, knew his name. It's kind of like if you go on the street and you say, who is Janet

yelling? They'll have no idea. Oh, you will. You will. Here's what happened. This guy was the expert on money. And in my research, I have found that it wasn't, the hyperinflation wasn't about saying, screw you to the Allies when they wanted payment. It wasn't about that. He actually believed that this was going to work. What was it that he was going to do? Well, there was a problem in Germany. The people were demoralized.

They were tired. There was this breakneck pace of things that were coming and changing. people didn't have a, you know, a purpose anymore. It seemed like everything was meaningless. It seemed like the country was kind of meaningless. And they were watching the average Joe or the average Helga was watching their position slip. And others who seemed to be connected, their riches were growing. Well, he knew that's that.

to stop. That had to stop. Well, there was all kinds of, all kinds of problems and, well, the government wanted to make sure that they could help the average Joe. So they started spending more and more and more money. The problem was nobody, in 1920, the German mark was probably one of the, if not the leader, top three leaders of currency in the world, most valuable. that changed kind of quickly because the government started to spend money and the the taxes couldn't be raised to pay for it but they knew they had to spend all of this money otherwise there would be trouble and so rudolf van hovenstein he decides to do something well it was crazy it was crazy he thought the central bank should just buy all of the debt from the government they should just buy it all. And if there was any kind of trouble or anybody was collapsing, they should buy that as well. Then on top of it, they would just print a lot of money. Does any of this sound familiar? Because what Haventstein did is what we now call quantitative easing.

Ah. Let me just put, you know, bull crap into English. Printing more and more money. We're not printing money. No, we're digitizing it. They couldn't do that in the 1930s. So what happened? Economic breakdown. Hyperinflation. Weaker institutions and a destabilization of all of German politics. Now, does any of that sound like something that maybe, a portion of this country. I always thought it was maybe, you know, in the vast, vast minority. But now it seems to be the majority of people in Washington, D.C. Does that sound like a goal to anyone? Economic breakdown. Well, that goes to the great reset. Got to have that.

Weaker institutions. Oh, nobody believes in any institution anymore. And the destabilization of German politics. Oh my gosh. Well, I don't know if we want to destabilize German politics, but American politics, well, they should be destabilized, right? At the same time, all of this was happening, everybody was getting rich on the stock market.

Well, when I say everybody, I don't mean everybody. The turnover in the sales of stocks and bonds on the open market, their version of Wall Street, It was doing such a high volume. It was going through the stock market was going through the roof. All time high. And an all time high volume, everybody was in the stock market. It was so bad that several days a week, their Wall Street, the Borsch, was having to close

just to handle all of the paperwork. But don't worry, we have computers that do that now, so we don't have to close. All of the marks that existed in the world, in the summer of 1922, all of the marks that existed in the world in the summer of 1922. By November of 1923, all of the marks in the entire world. One year later, all of those marks could not buy a single newspaper or a tram ticket. When this hits, this hits hard and it hits fast. Now, let me tell you what the Germans did.

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meat is costing you what it costs now, do you think inflation is a good thing? Yesterday, it took me, what was it, $103 to fill my truck at the gas station? $103 to fill my truck? Do you think that's a good thing? See, Janet Yellen and the Biden administration are looking at, well, not you, but you as a collective. Yes, the little people are going to have a hard time, but don't worry about it. the end, it's going to be better. Well, first of all, I don't think you're right about it being better. I think your better means more control. I think your better means an abandonment of the Constitution.

I think your better actually includes the violation of your charter as the Fed. Your charter is to what? Come on. Say it with me. Make sure inflation. is under control. You're already twice as much inflation as you say is good for the economy. You're supposed to keep it at 2%. It's now at 4.2%. And that's how we calculate it today. If we calculated it like we did under Ronald Reagan,

it would be at 15% inflation. And the people feel it. No matter how much you say, the people feel it. Let me give you something that, and I hate this, guy, because I don't think he means it, but he's right on this. Henry Ford said, the reason why we're at success? None of our men are experts. We have most unfortunately found it necessary to get rid of a man as soon as he thinks

himself an expert, because no one ever considers himself an expert if he really knows his job. A man who knows his job sees so much more to be done than he has ever done, and has always pressing forward and never gives up in an instant of thought to say wow look how efficient I am I'm an expert the moment one gets into the expert state of mind a great number of things become impossible we are run by experts now and I don't believe they're experts they're arrogant out-of-control egomaniacs who pass cookies out that look like their face.

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which is wonderful, isn't it? That's what we want more of. Let me give you some words from George J.W. Goodman. He was a money manager in the mid-day-old. 1960s and he wrote about what happened in Germany. And I just want you to watch the parallels here. Before World War I, Germany was a prosperous country with gold-backed currency, expanding industry and world leadership in optics, chemicals, and machinery.

The German mark, the British shilling, the French franc, the Italian lira, all had about equal value. and they were all exchanged four or five to the dollar. That was in 1914. In 1923, the exchange rate between the dollar and the mark was one trillion German marks to one dollar. Here's what happened. I told you about the central banker in Germany, and people were cautious about it.

But he was an expert. He knew. And the central bank could control all of this. So in about 19, 19, 1920, the central bank decided that they were going to buy all of the government's debt. Hey, Stu, how much government debt was purchased by China last year? Oh, my gosh. I don't know the number off the top of my head, but it was significant. It was zero.

Really? It was zero. It was zero. That's significant. You know who has bought all of our, you know who has bought all of our debt? The Treasury. Do you know that the United States has, uh, one quarter, one quarter of all of the dollars that are in circulation in the entire world right now? One quarter of them have been printed since COVID started.

We're printing money and buying our own. debt. That's exactly what the German central bank did. And the German government said, well, now that they're buying our debt, we can spend more money. And they spent money like it was going out of style. Funny thing is, it actually was going out of style. Here's what happened. Ordinary citizens worked at their jobs. They sent their children to school. They worried about the grades. They maneuvered for promotions. rejoiced when they got them. Generally, they expected things to get better.

Then the central bank started to move. The prices started to double. Between 1914 and 191919, they doubled. And then they doubled again just five months into 1922. Milk went from seven marks per liter to 16, beer 5.6 to 18. They started to complain about the high cost of living. Professors, civil servants complained about getting squeezed. Factory workers were pressing for wage increases.

An underground economy developed, aided by the desire to beat the tax collector. In something really, really great, the government, check this yourself. The government was very excited about union labor. and they wanted more union, great union jobs. And those union jobs, they were right in line with the government. And so if you had a union job, your wage went up with inflation. Isn't that great? The unions and the government working together.

So everybody is kind of going through this. They're very concerned, obviously, but they're not panicked yet. Believe it or not, they're not panicked. They're struggling and tensions are very high. But then, on June 24, 1922, the Nazis killed Walter Rathnow. He was their foreign minister. He was somebody that everybody liked. He was charismatic.

He was popular, wealthy. And the idea that Germany could go back to the way it was before 1914, he kind of represented that. and he was kind of a, you know, kind of a father figure for all those people that were hoping that radicalism would not take over. Well, he was killed in office. He was killed in office. And just listen, just listen to this. The Germans who wanted to believe that things were going to be okay could not handle, the idea of the German minister being shot in a law-abiding society.

Nervous citizens were deciding at that moment things are going to change, and they got out of the money of currency, and they started buying up real goods. This is when the German people, who had any money, bought diamonds, works of art, safe real estate. Now ordinary Germans began to get out of the marks into real goods. They would buy anything that they could. Pianos were bought by people who did not play the piano. Pianos became really hard to get your hands on. Pianos, people were buying them because the mark was worth less every single day.

And prices went up. And the price of a piano, I mean, I know I'm going to lose money on this piano, but I'm not going to lose as much as the German mark, just translate to the German mark into the American dollar. Yet, the ruling authorities didn't see anything wrong. As prices went up, the amount of currency demanded was greater, and the central bank just kept printing more money. The unions and the government, all the civil servants,

they just got a bigger paycheck. Jack. Well, the problem here is, is that it never really stopped. The German government was shaky and fragile, especially after the death of their leader. Somebody that they saw was, you know, maybe not a moderate. And that's why they couldn't stop the printing. Also, it's a shell game. You can't. Stop the printing if you're expecting everything to be okay. You have to rip the Band-Aid off. And there are very few people that want to rip the Band-Aid off because they'll lose. The ones who are making the Band-Aids, they know. They'll lose. Well, unemployment started in.

Communists started in. Everybody started to say, this is not working. once the printing presses began, once they, they were almost impossible to stop. A student at Freiburg University ordered a cup of coffee at a cafe. The price on the menu was 5,000 marks. He had two cups. When the bill came, it was for 14,000 marks.

Wait, 14,000 marks. A cup of coffee was 5,000 marks. He said, if you want to save money and you want two cups of coffee, You should order them both at the same time. That's what was happening, and that is what's coming. People started buying diamonds, gold, country houses, antiques. They started buying stupid things, hairpins. They started buying soap.

They started buying anything they could get their hands on. Meanwhile, crime was going through the roof. Copper pipes. they weren't safe. Gasoline was stolen from cars. People bought things they didn't need, but they used them to barter, a pair of shoes for a shirt, some crockery for coffee. Berlin had Witch's Sabbath atmosphere. Prostitutes of both sexes roamed the streets. Cocaine was everywhere, drugs everywhere. What happened after all of this? Well, they stopped inflation. They stopped inflation. And the way they stopped. inflation was even though we had plenty of money, but nothing our money could buy, because the money was worthless, Germany was still a rich company. They had mines, they had farms,

they had factories, they had forests. So they just introduced a new currency. And they backed the rent and mark with mortgages on lands and bonds in the factories. Wait a minute. What? Yeah, you see, they. just took everybody's mortgages and they said oh well this is a value and so we're going to use the strength of america we're going to use apple uh we're going to use uh grandma greta's house and we're going to use that to back up our currency does any of this sound familiar does any of this sound familiar like when when when joe biden says

that the goal by 2030 is for the United States government to own 30% of everything in America, you know, to preserve it. Does that sound familiar? Does it sound familiar at all when I say that 90, 90% of all low-income housing and 70% of all regular housing, the mortgages, now backed by the United States government. Not backed by, you know, insurance and banks, but backed by the United States government. In other words, if you default, they own it.

Savings were never restored. But the biggest loss in Germany at the time was the value of hard work and fairness and decency. there was a different temper in the country. It was an atmosphere where a woman who without batting an eyelash demanded a hundred million marks for an egg, she lost the capacity of surprise. Nothing, nothing. No matter how cruel or how crazy would surprise her because they had. gone through all of this. If you don't see the parallels, I don't know how to help you.

If you do see the parallels, learn from the past. If you do see the parallels, if you do see the parallels, you might want to start doing things like thinking like the Germans. What are people going to need and what could I have stored up? I mean, a lot of people don't even think you don't have to be rich to buy alcohol. Alcohol in times like Germans at it become medicine, becomes a painkiller. You have to start looking at things and think what is it that people will need and start putting your dollars there as inflation gets higher and higher. you could buy something today and yeah you may not be able to get the full price for let's say you lose 10 cents on the dollar well guaranteed this year you're going to lose 15 cents on the dollar that's just sitting in the bank what will hold its value better than the u.s dollar more in a minute buying and selling a home is hard work most of the time getting your house ready to sell is like trying to herd cats everybody wants to go in a different direction and a unless you're used to the so-called art of the deal going into the negotiation end of the home buying process is dicey as well.

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and all those things instilled in me as a young boy. You're going to love Jason Whitlock. He is starting a new program, and we'll have all of the details with him coming up in about an hour from now. Also, another announcement that I'm very excited about. Conversations with the 45th president. It is the American History Tour, and it is going to be hosted by Bill O'Reilly, and Bill O'Reilly will be joined on stage by President Trump. It's dubbed the History Tour, President Trump, will provide a never-before-hurry. inside view of his administration, which will be historical in and of itself. The tour will include four dates, kicks off in Sunrise, Florida, December 11th, and 12th. Other events slated for two Texas cities, Houston and Dallas, on December 18th and 19th.

These will be wonderful but hard-hitting sessions where we will talk about the real problems happening in the U.S. Those fake news media seems to never mention. I'll be focusing on the greatness of our country, something seldom discussed in political, dialogue. If we don't make our country great again, we will soon no longer have a country. That's from President Trump, and he's going to be working with Bill O'Reilly. And this should be very, very fun. I'm excited to talk to him about that and so much more on Friday. Now, why is the tour with President Trump and Bill O'Reilly important? Some will mock it, and they'll say that Bill O'Reilly, he's not a judge.

journalist. Yes, he is. Bell O'Reilly, he's just a right-wing hack. No, he's not. No, he's not. You can say a lot of things about Bill O'Reilly, and I have, but a right-wing hack is not one of them. Bill O'Reilly many times

has, as you know, if you ever watched us or listened to us, many times he disagrees. I may be a right-wing hack, but he's not. And for someone to actually set the record straight as a journalist with Bill O'Reilly, even though it's only in a theater, is important

because no one else will. Did you see what happened yesterday, Stu, when Twitter went crazy with people saying, Donald Trump is so out of control. He was wearing his pants on backwards at his latest rally. No, I missed pants on backwards gate. Oh, did you really? I did you honestly? Yeah.

It was everywhere yesterday. The left was claiming that Donald Trump was where he was so out of control that he was wearing his pants on backward. He's a private citizen now. He can wear his pants on backward if he wants to, but I assume he was not. He wasn't wearing his pants backward. He was not wearing his pants backward. But this is how crazy it has gotten.

You can have Joe Biden out there going, well, you're going, well, COVID in the last hundred years it killed a billion people and they don't say a thing. Donald Trump comes out and they're like, let's say he was wearing his pants on backwards. People believe it. People believe it is so crazy, so crazy. What's happening with Fauci? I know you've been gone for a couple of days.

Where are you standing on Fauci? Because I bet it's not the same place I'm at. I mean, I just don't care. I don't know why we're so obsessed with it. guy. I'm bored with Fauci, frankly. But I, you know, he's a guy that doesn't have any power of his own, on his own. So he's just, he's key, his power comes from the media largely. Now, of course, Biden has empowered him maybe, you know, to make, I mean, he can't make policy, right? He can't. He is not in a position to make policies. So the fact that he comes out and makes dumb recommendations on MSNBC every three days is not all that interesting. me. But I do understand why it's important to understand because of his general media influence and the positions he's been given by the last couple administrations in that sense. It is important

to understand where his head was at the time. I think it goes deeper than that. Are you familiar with Christian Anderson? Yes. And what's happened with this? Yeah. So let me give a rundown of this. He is a virologist. His name is Christian Anderson. And, He wrote to Dr. Fauci responding to an article titled Mining Coronavirus Genomes for Clues to the Outbreaks Origins. Fauci told Anderson, quote, it's of interest to the current discussion. Anderson replied, some features do look engineered. I should mention that after discussion earlier today, Eddie, Bob, Mike, and myself all find the genome inconsistent with expectations from evolutionary theory. So in other words, what he's saying here, and he was a big guy on, it came from the lab at the beginning.

Christian Anderson, big guy on, came from the lab. It came from the lab. It had to because of evolutionary theory, which means it started someplace. It got into bats, then bats, passed it to another animal, and then another animal passed it to humans. And it changes every time to make it easier. Well, this one went from supposedly bats to humans. rare, not impossible, but rare. But then they started looking at it and they started seeing markers that were not evolutionary.

They were, they were spliced in. It appeared that it was spliced in. In all of the most convenient places if it was going to be engineered through like a gain of function research type of situation. Correct. Correct. So he said COVID-19 appears to be manipulated in a lab. That's when Fauci says, hey, we need to talk soon. I'll call you.

The next day, Fauci sent an urgent email to his deputy with the subject line important. And he wrote, Hugh, it's essential that we speak this morning. Keep your cell phone on. Read this paper as well as the email I will forward. You have tasks today that must be done. We don't know what those tasks were. Maybe it was just, hey, I need some more soap. the document attached was the SARS gain of function PDF.

So right after one of Fauci's trusted scientific advisors suggests COVID-19 could be man-made, while Fauci and Associates dismiss the possibility as a conspiracy theory, he shot a research paper concerning the gain of function research which Fauci was funding at the Wuhan Institute of Virology to his deputy. eight weeks later, Anderson reverses course. He writes a paper calling into doubt whether COVID-19 was engineered. He didn't rule it out, but he made the apparent consensus earlier muddy.

Now, it's interesting because just a couple of months later, Anderson would receive the first installment of a five-year grant of nearly $2 million per year. the guy who had been receiving the NAA funding in the past Peter DASIC, he was funding the WUHAB lab. He also received $1.5 million. Dasik has been rigorously trying to claim that the lab leak possibility is nothing more than a conspiracy theory. In fact, he actually emailed Dr. Fauci to thank him for helping shooting all that down, and I'm sure the funds that he was directing to the Wuhan lab had nothing to do with gain of function.

Oh, yes, it did. Christian Anderson has also come out publicly on Twitter attempting to put doubt in the lab leak theory. Remember, the theory that was the consensus among him and his peers back in January 20th, he's been on a Twitter crusade using the platform to sow lab leak doubt. here's where it gets even more interesting. Over the weekend, Anderson's tweets before March 7th of this year began to disappear. Over 5,000 of his tweets are gone. Then when people started saying, hey, he's erasing his history, something else disappeared.

His entire Blue Check Twitter account. Now, smoking gun? Hmm. You got a lot of things that look bad. but is it a smoking gun I don't know I do know that Barack Obama outlawed the gain of function he said no money is to go to that Fauci made sure money after Trump was elected money went to the gain of function but is denied that any of that money went to gain a function he said I gave it to these people and what they

did with it I I'm not really sure I mean I wasn't saying bull crap. He was for gain of function. He has been for gain of function research. And he, he is for other labs doing it. He was for the Wuhan lab doing it. By the way, your dentist has about the same kind of security as the bio-weapons level two lab had in Wuhan. Yeah. So I just don't believe that now it's a game who's going to talk first. Go ahead. So Fauci in 2000, I think it was 2012, had an opinion paper where he basically outlined that he was, he understood the huge risks of this.

Our own Tyler Cardin here at the Blaze, he's a great follow on Twitter as well, hit this long before it was being reported in the conservative media. And he put the study up there. And that study showed that, you know, Fauci was even new. he was aware of the dangers of this and was worried about it and still wound up directing funds to an organization that was directing funds to gain of function research in Wuhan. It is a, I mean, look, there's a lot to question here, I think. And as you point out, there's not like a smoking gun, but there is, you know, like you want to know what is the reason for the switch in opinion. It could be, right, that the scientists had an opinion.

opinion early on and had the and saw expanded information and believes that they their initial opinion was wrong. I mean, that does happen. But it also, it's just, you wonder why. It's also just a coincidence that he got five years of funding in his first installment of two million dollars, you know, just a couple of months after, you know, being on record over and over and over again, saying that that's not true. It also could be that Dr. Fauci had, had no idea that EcoHealth Alliance had funneled $600,000 to the Wuhan Institute of Virology to study coronaviruses in bats, something that Fouchy wanted desperately to happen, which is weird because it was his group that gave EcoHealth Alliance the $600,000 to the

Wuhan Institute of Virology. I mean, I just, I think the guy is, if we lived in a world where justice actually happened, I think this guy might end up in jail because I think he has lied to the American people over and over again, and I think there was something, there was a big cover up on this. That's my opinion. We'll watch to see what happens. and unfortunately in the old days, you would have to wait for the media to do it. Well, thanks to you, places like the Blaze Media and others are on the case,

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So, Stu, what do you think about the high-ranking Chinese defector that has direct knowledge of several Chinese special weapons program that has come out? Now, this is according to Red State, and I'm trying to remember the other journalists that was involved in this, but a very credible journalist. They're the ones that are saying this, so we don't know for sure. but I trust them a little bit more than I trust the mainstream media, but we'll see. What do you think about this defense agency, a Chinese defense agency guy coming out, defecting and saying, hey, yeah, it was, it's part of a military project. I mean, it's another piece of evidence in this long chain. I mean, I think we've seen that the lab leak theory has gained a lot of prevalence here over the past few.

weeks. An elevation of that theory is the game gate of function research theory, but that's still a leak theory. That's still a mistake theory. An elevation of that is... I don't think they did it intentionally. Right. You don't think the release was intentional. However, was it intentionally created to be... There's this dual function sort of argument. We've seen this with like Iran and the nuclear plants. Yes, you can come up with technology that will help you get energy. But if it also advances your research in nuclear weapon technology, that's a problem. Same thing here. Like, yes, there is an actual legitimate use of gain of function research.

It's not necessarily a terrible idea in theory. No. The question is, can you control it if things go bad, which obviously I don't think is, you can? And secondarily, can you use it to get, can you make biological weapons in the future? Yes. by the way, what's shocking about this story is Christopher Ray, FBI director, was ambushed by this. He had no idea. This guy has been kept quiet by the director of intelligence, the DIA, for a reason.

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He's back again. Welcome back. We had just a couple of days of vacation. Is that what was going on there, Stu? Yeah, a long weekend. You have to do your time served? Time served. Is that how it ended?

Community service, and then we deal. Well, welcome back. We missed you. I'd love to hear your opinion on the Fauci Wuhan virus thing, mainly how the press has handled this. I think that's one of the big takeaways from this is that not only did the press lean against the lab theory, they continually called it a conspiracy theory. They threw people out of the public discourse for suggesting it was a possibility. Fact-checking organizations who should have the highest standards when it comes to this stuff came out and called it a conspiracy theory. And then later on say, well, wow, the Lab Lake Theory suddenly has credibility.

It didn't suddenly gain credibility in that time. It was credible the whole time. You just decided to go against it. And that's wrong. Do you remember when Cass Sunstein came out and said, here's the way we fight the right. We deem everything conspiracy. Yeah.

Even if it turns out later to be true because the damage to their reputation will be done. Yeah. I mean, they ban people. This is what's happening right now. Yeah, they banned. They threw people off social media over these claims. And like the fact-checking organizations are perhaps the biggest offender here. All these places that tell you things are true or pants on fire or whatever.

should have the highest standards when trying to figure out if something is true or not. And I can understand, especially back in February and March, when these big incidents happen like this, there isn't a tendency for people to go down all sorts of roads. And you might have found a bunch of experts who thought by far the most likely scenario was a natural passing from bat to pangolin to human or whatever it. it was. I mean, we saw that with SARS. We saw that with MERS. So it was somewhat, it's, it still is a rational possibility for how this happened. That being said, there's, that's separate from,

that's separate from they intentionally released it. That's a whole other line of investigation. Right. And so it was, you know, people like Tom Cotton came out and said, look, here are some possibilities here. They all need to be looked into. I'm not saying I'm sold on any of them, but like, look at these, these, including the lab leak theory. And he, He was dismissed as a nut job conspiracy theorist. And fact-checked organizations called him that. They called him that. They called anybody who expressed that sort of opinion in that way.

And like, it's one thing to say, look, we talk to a bunch of experts. We think the most likely scenario is a natural passing, but we cannot rule these other things out. Express your uncertainty. Don't, you can't come to a definitive ruling over an issue like this when you don't have evidence. And then places like Facebook use those definitive rulings to ban people and take away their businesses when they're running an online content business. They will continue to do it. Have you heard the news on the, I bet you 90% of this audience has not heard this. Do you hear about the news on the tear gas that Donald Trump used, you know, because he wanted to walk over to that church and hold up a Bible?

Oh, yeah. Yeah. He wanted it. It was for a photo op. He gassed the audience. It was like a Syrian chemical weapons attack. I remember that. And the president said, no, we didn't order any gas attack.

It wasn't us. We did not do that. Oh, my gosh. What a liar he is. Well, apparently now it has come out that it was the District of Columbia police that decided, and I think through the mayor's office, to gas and get people out of that square. They never said anything about it at the time. They never admitted it.

Why? Why is it taken this long? And why didn't the media when the president said something? Oh, I know, because he's a little boy that cried wolf. That is not an excuse for not doing your job. It's not your excuse. If you believe somebody is a horrible liar, oh well, they're a horrible liar. But that doesn't mean that everything that they say isn't true.

It means you got to tell you. take it with a grain of salt, but let's check into it. You know, for instance, there's a couple of stories that come to mind that we have dealt with. One, George Bush knew about the World Trade Center, and he was part of the conspiracy, and he and Dick Cheney blew up World Trade Center number five, and steel doesn't melt. Well, at the time, we looked into it with popular mechanics. And popular mechanics did all of the research.

And what do you say? Steel can melt. And they disproved much of that theory, if not all of it. And I shouldn't say all of it because part of that theory is George Bush knew. I don't think George Bush knew. I don't think he did. Did he help cover up because of things that Clinton's and others had done in the past? that they didn't want anybody to know.

Well, yeah, why was Sandy Berger caught with documents on 9-11 coming out of the National Archives, stuffing them in his underpants? We don't even know what those were. Now, they say, I don't believe that for a second. The National Archives didn't at least take a photo of those very important documents? There was nothing stating. It was just a box on the shelf that said 9-11 documents. That's what I said? You didn't have a list of what was in there?

Bull crap. Bull crap. Does that mean he planned it? No, of course not. That he planted some sort of explosive? No. Did people take advantage of that situation? Surely.

Did people also try to cover the trail of the things that they might have been doing that they didn't want anybody to know about? Yeah, absolutely they would. And absolutely, they would. did. You know, when everybody wanted to say that Barack Obama was a birther, I remember Stu and I having a real conversation about this on whether or not we could even question that. Can we even question that? Because it would make you into a birther if you questioned, and if you did question, and you found out that it was true, well, then you were a birther. If you even talked about it in any way the mainstream media would have your head,

and we talked about, is this true and can we question? The answer, of course, was yes, we can question. And we came out and said the birth certificate thing is being used by Obama. It's not true. same thing with Q. Now, does that mean that there's not some truth into some things that are being said? Yes, the devil takes truth and mixes it with lies. And you're going to see that more and more.

It's called disinformation. But you have to be able to have the credibility to go in and do a deep dive and look into it. don't just accept it and don't just say, oh, it's all crazy hoax. No, look into it. What is really going on? That's what our media is failing to do right now. And the media has failed spectacularly. They got so much wrong, and we can prove that they got it wrong.

General purpose lockdowns did not prevent the spread of the virus or lower fatalities. True. That would be deemed a conspiracy theory just a few weeks ago or months ago. Yes, there are drug therapies that dramatically lower disease severely and fatally, much as the 90, 95% lower overall fatalities supported by Fauci. Yes, survivors do have a robust, long-term immunity without a vaccine, including both T-cell and antibody immunity. My wife just had a blood test. She was donating blood, and so they, you know, test your blood. And she came back and they're testing, obviously, for COVID. She had COVID over a year ago, and her blood is riddled with antibodies. Well, gee, I'm sure scientists know about this. I'm sure the media, if they had any inkling of some sort of curiosity, might ask that.

well do you really need the COVID vaccine six months after you've had it eight months is anybody watching when people who had COVID get it again? Are we seeing that happening? And do we trust the sources that are telling us that? Yeah, very rarely. It's happened and I think

you know, the more minor your case, you're probably more likely to get it again. But you guys had it in what? Was it December? Was it? No, I had it in December. They had it a year ago. About a year ago to the month. The rest of my family did.

And they had it. It was like a 36-hour bad flu for them. I had it for a week, and it affected me for two weeks. I had a really hard bout of it. So, I mean, do I have to take the vaccine? Am I a risk? No. No, I'm not.

Should you follow the science? actually follow the science, but I'm not sure, Stu, we're getting the science anymore. Because the science is, the science is all part of the United States government. And the United States government is nothing but political now. So who do you trust? Yeah. That's the problem. And this is, this comes back, I think, so centrally to the media in this conversation.

The same way, you should not throw out everything Donald Trump said with, because Donald Trump said it, if you're the media. You should throw mainstream media. thing with science too, right? Like, you don't just say, okay, well, heck, this was wrong. So, therefore, I no longer believe scientists, right? Like, that's not a rational position. What's rational is to be able to look at this stuff and have it be treated honestly and fairly and in a sober fashion. And that, and they're not. It's just constant, it's a, is a drunk binge. And we keep hearing over and over again, uh, that things that we obviously know are true. You don't need to wear masks outside. Everybody knows you don't need to wear masks outside. Everybody knows. You don't

need to wear masks outside. Even if you're not vaccinated and didn't have the virus, you don't need to wear masks outside. It never made any sense. It was never true. And they instead push that down your throat over and over again because they thought you as a as a peasant were not going to be able to follow honest information. And so they lied over and over again on the stuff. Yeah, over and over. And they don't have any regret on any of it. Hunter Biden, no regret. The gas attack, no regret. You can name a million things in COVID.

No regret. The problem here is if you make a mistake and you issue a correction and you make a big deal out of it, on how many times they have been wrong just in the last year, and have destroyed people's lives and reputations, they don't feel any responsibility to say, oops, which means there's no, no willingness to change their behavior. It's only going to get worse for them. Yeah, no, it's true. I mean, and there was this clip that came out with Maggie Haberman for the New York Times from, I think it was a week or two ago, where she said, you know, look, the reason why people didn't really follow this was because, you know, Donald Trump and he had lied so much and people just didn't listen to him.

And that was a, it was a somewhat subtle way of saying that, I'm summarizing. But let me give you a clip here, Glenn. This is from the Washington Post podcast. Listen to how direct this is. They're just telling you the reason they just said it was a conspiracy theory is because Donald Trump was saying it. If there's not a consensus within the intelligence community as to the origins of the coronavirus, then why was this theory dismissed it first?

You could boil it down to Donald Trump. In the beginning of the outbreak, former President Trump, was very quick to point the finger at China as the source of the pandemic. But I think that he went farther, and he wanted to attribute some kind of sinister motive to the government of China, whether it was simple negligence that maybe this thing was being experimented with in the lab and they let it get out, or that they deliberately may have tried to concoct this virus or create it, and it got out that way. And this sort of idea that China was doing something secretive and nefarious or reckless

behind the scenes was one of the first rhetorical devices that the president deployed to try and arguably deflect blame off of his own administration's response. And I think within the scientific community, within certain political circles, there was an almost immediate allergic reaction to this idea of the lab leak, in large part because Donald Trump was promoting it, or people around him and other conservatives were promoting it. I mean, that is an incredible admission. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Our sponsor this half hour is Rough Greens. I am so glad to have Rough Greens back in the house over the weekend.

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According to escapees, these are places where torture, sterilizations, and killings are commonplace. They believe a country that sides with Iran and North Korea, a country that killed protesters and hit it from the world at Tiananmen Square, who disappeared and killed the leaders of the pro-freedom movement in Hong Kong and then rolled in to squash the, the freedom movement. Meanwhile, our press was too busy to mention it because they were trying to destroy anyone who said that that COVID-19 might have escaped from a Chinese laboratory.

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You're a birthing person. Ah, the destruction of everything we hold dear continues. And yet there is a ray of sunshine. LeBron James, a new study is out, shows he's the most hated player in the NBA. So there is Hope America. And we talk to someone who has a great announcement and can comment on that, Jason Whitlock in 60 seconds. So you heard me talk about there's a computer chip shortage, right? And how if you blow a chip in your car?

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I have, but it finally came together. The day is finally here. Yeah. So tell us what fearless is, why it's going to be different, and even different, really, from anything the blaze has ever seen. I'm dedicated to promoting a culture of fearlessness, free speed, American patriotism. And I think that's what everybody at the, maybe on the surface, look a little different. Right. Okay. I think we're all going to be, or most of us will be united by our faith in God and our belief in country and a belief like that, hey man, father, we can't continue to strip America of what made it great, stripped and taken from, and tried to people, secret weapon, American journey here.

In terms of making America live up to the ideals expressed in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, And so I was talking to a loved one and a family member yesterday, and they were saying, you know, we just need to be taught black history. And I'm like, no, we need to be taught American history properly. Yes. And because if America really understood its history, American Americans have played American journey and what people of faith America to do, to live, we said, the Declaration of Independence. And so we are baked into American greatness. And if everybody understood that, we'd quit separating our racial divide, struggle, and there was unfairness. In 10-some-odd years, the globe.

Take pride in that. Our unprecedented resolve to do better. You know, I am so glad to hear you talk about. We don't need to learn African-American history. We need to learn American history properly. I'm going to ask you a question, and I bet you don't know. Who is the fallen soldier that is credited as the reason the American Revolution started? Do you know?

It's not Christmas. Christmas Attic? Yes, good, good, good, good. You got that one. Most Americans might know that one. who was the African-American that ended the revolution that was critical and ended it? James Armistead. He was a spy for George Washington, and he went in and was undercover with the British, said,

I am an escape slave, and oh, they're just treating me so horribly. They believed him. he became instrumental in the hierarchy as an assistant in the British Army. He got word where Cornwallis was going to be. He sent it to Washington. Washington was there, unbeknownst to Cornwallis, and that's what ended the war. We have the ending of that war to thank James Armistead for ending it and ending the bloodshed. By the way, the guy who saved the American military.

military very early on. I think it was at the Battle of Yorktown was Peter Salem, another black guy. He took the shot that all Americans were running because they were just routing us. He stood his ground. He had one shot left. He shot the commander of the British Army in the head. That stopped them pushing. Otherwise, they would have routed us and we would have had no soldiers left. There were three examples of American history that revolve around very important black American citizens, but nobody knows. Glenn, I can't off the top of my head call the name. Washington, these guys were trapped somewhere, and I think it was a smallpox epidemic that ran through them. In the womb,

it was the first vaccine, basically. It can only be explained by tragedy. It can only be explained by what participants in America's greatness. We've only been participants teach history that way. Where we have no agency. We're less than human. We're not as courageous. We're not as fearless. We're not as motivated as anybody else. We're just victims. We've got to be untought. Black and white people. We need to see each other that we have made each other great. Combination. That's why they're trying to racial division. So let me ask you this. The Journal of American Psychoanalytic Association just published a peer-reviewed research article

that says being white is a malignant, parasitic-like condition. It's dangerous, discriminatory, and a perverse mental condition. Parasitic whiteness has the power without limit. force without restriction, violence without mercy. It has a drive to hate and terrorize. It easily infiltrates, infiltrates even groups founded on the protection of individuals and democratic principles. And it has no long-term or permanent cure. What to...

That's just racism. That's in medicine now. Propaganda. It speaks to me, to all of our institutions. the people that wrote it believe it, but I believe they are benefiting. They believe they're benefiting by promoting that type of bigotry and nonsense. And you mentioned LeBron James being the most hated. In Braun James, when he goes to China, he's treated like a king.

They showering with affection, love, money, adoration, blah, blah, blah. And so he thinks, what's the matter with China? This is great. America needs to be more like China. There are more basketball fans, and there's a more passionate love affair with basketball is worth a half billion dollars. China and their system is great, and he thinks, well, why shouldn't that be like, it should be like this over here in America?

Look how great I'm of Americans, and the 6-foot-8 NBA stars. And so I wish we could shrink LeBron James down to 510 and send him over to China and see how he gets treated when he's not a billionaire NBA. superstar. All right. More with Jason Whitlock here. Hang on. Hang on.

More with Jason Whitlock here in just a second. I've got to take a quick break. By the way, the name was Onisimus. That was the black slave that taught America about smallpox vaccines. Onesimus. All right.

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Oh, my gosh, on Apple Podcasts. That subscribe button, provide a rating. episode zero is just a conversation between me and Uncle Jimmy. Many people know Uncle Jimmy's my sidekick from radio in Kansas City and television at Fox Sports, and he's my sidekick there. He just interviewed me. We probably go for an hour, hour, and 20 minutes, but it'll give you an indication of what form and what we're trying to accomplish and walks you through some of my history.

He asked me questions about what transpired with me the past couple years. at Fox Sports and Outkick, but podcast, the official launch on July 6th, I think, is when the first episode will come out, and we'll do that from here in Nashville, Tennessee. Subscribe button and lean a remark. We'll keep, we'll just. Yeah. And when do you, when do you do a TV show? Do you have you announced any of that?

July 6th. July 6th. July 6th. It'll be on the blaze. Yeah. See, we're celebrating the July 4th on, on a Sunday. And so we're going to start the day after our Independence Day celebration and be a great kickoff day. What a great addition you are to the Blaze, and I'm thrilled.

Jason Whitlock, formerly of ESPN, a Fox Sports, and what was the other one? I'm sorry, I can't remember the last one. Outkick. I've been there. I've been a little everywhere. Kansas City Star. Yeah, yeah. For listening, you know, the greatest thing I do, I think I'm going to get to be.

be I think anybody that's following knows that, you know, I'm humorous or like to laugh. You know, Jason, people people say all the time at least they used to that Glenn Beck controls all the show. Do I even know what your show really is?

Have I talked and played a role in any of that at all? Not at all other than No. You've been the light. Being welcoming. I'll say that. You've been a light. in terms of inspiring me and making me, look, when I came to Dallas, one of those trips,

and you took me over to the museum and showed me, you know, original documents from Thomas Jefferson, you have no idea what an impact that had on me. Work together, and we have to be the example that America needs right now, and through that, you know, just by us doing our little part, it'll have a huge impact on the rest of the country. Jason Whitlock. I'm thrilled. Thrilled to have you part of the Blaze.

thrilled to be your co-worker. Thank you so much. God bless. God bless. Jason Whitlock. His show Fearless with Jason Whitlock is on Apple iPad. I can't even think straight for some reason now. And Spotify, you can listen to episode zero right now, wherever you get your podcast.

Make sure that you subscribe. rate and review that helps that to be discovered by other people. This is a great, great addition to the Blaze. He is truly fearless. He has been called everything. I mean, the guy helped create Fox Sports and divisions at ESPN. He is a mover and shaker who is now on the outs because he won't tow the line. he is truly fearless on that.

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you are going to love this guy. His name is Chris Wright. He's the CEO of Liberty Oil Field Services. Let me just give you a little bit of his background. He has spoken on energy to the UK House of Lords, state's Attorney General, Federal and State Judges, debated the merits of Shale Revolution on TV, given over 100 talks.

He is undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering at MIT, graduate work in electrical engineering, at both UC Berkeley and MIT. He has consulted and taught courses on all six inhabited continents and authored or co-authored over 60 technical papers and articles. He has received numerous industry awards, several U.S. patents. He's worked on fusion energy, solar energy, and geothermal energy. He grew up in California, I'm sorry, in Colorado, and is passionate as skiing, cycling, climber. He's an outdoor guy.

but I'm not going to hold that against him. Welcome to the program, Chris. How are you? Thanks, Glenn. Glad to be here. Very glad to be here. Okay. So tell the audience what you have done with billboards in Colorado. Well, North Face, which makes awesome outdoor apparel that I've been using for years, and they made a bunch of jackets for my company two years ago, proudly co-branded Liberty in North Face. and then this year, I don't know why, but they changed their policy, and another company tried to make outdoor jackets from North Face with their logo on it,

and North Face chose not to do that, saying essentially they didn't want to associate with oil and gas. And I've been for years trying to get a real honest dialogue about energy going. So we took this opportunity to point out that North Face jackets are made out of oil and gas, almost completely made out of oil and gas. So how can you choose not to associate with something that's the essential material that you make your equipment out of? So we put a billboard up saying that. And Glenn, sorry, I'm talking too long, but we put up a billboard.

The billboard says, that North Face puffer looks good on you. It's made out of fossil fuels. Thank you. And most billboard companies did not want to run that billboard. They thought it was controversial. Facebook put a hold on this brief video, just saying, the jacket looks good, this is what it's made of. In today's world, that is controversial.

And it's strange that they can hold you back from saying the absolute truth. You're not saying anything bad about North Face. You're just saying, look, most of the fabrics, most of our clothing in the world, is made out of fossil fuels. It is. If fossil fuels weren't around today, so many millions of people would die. almost overnight because your medicine, a lot of the medicines, the capsules all made from petrochemicals. Some of the things that we put on for fertilizer and also to keep the bugs from eating all of it, petrochemicals. Everything, if we took petrochemicals out, how long would we survive, Chris?

Well, likely half of the world would die certainly within a year or two. Food production would drop 60% just getting rid of the natural gas that's used to synthesize nitrogen and pesticides. That's not even counting factories and tractors and transportation. So yeah, food supply would drop rapidly as grainstocks depleted. Yeah, certainly it would be mass death. But, Glenn, I grieve very much. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We would be reduced by 60% and that's not including the transportation.

that uses fuel? That's correct. Just food production, food production would drop by 60%. You're right. The total impacts would be even worse than that because the remaining 40% of the food without fossil fuels, how would be transported across the oceans, how would we get it in trucks to towns and villages and trains.

So yeah, the real impact would be much worse than 60% of humanity dying. So look, I love fossil fuels, and as you said so nicely, Glenn, And there's nothing wrong with North Face building their clothes out of fossil fuels. In fact, it's fantastic. It's their cheap, simple materials that have sort of taken the pressure a little bit off. Cotton and wool or the other big natural fabrics.

Of course, we couldn't grow cotton and wool in the magnitudes we do today without fossil fuels, for tractors, for shipping, for spinning, for the manufacture of it. So my whole point that I think you've made it already is fossil fuels aren't bad. They aren't hurting the world. In fact, they're enabling this wonderful, lives we have in the modern world, and we should celebrate that, and we should work our butts off so the last third of people living in virtual energy poverty can get these modern energy conveniences, these modern products, so they can have the wonderful lives we have. That's the real

crisis. So when you see things like the Green New Deal, what do you think? It's nuts, because it won't meaningfully change the energy mix. where we get energy from in the world, but it will make energy more expensive. It will make the electricity grid less reliable. You know, we'll spend trillions of dollars doing it. So I think it's hard to make a case that really is going to better people's lives. And so that's, you know, just people tend to be naive about energy. It's become very political, very dogmatic. And of course, you know, what good comes out of that. When we think about, you know, they talk about it. a world without fossil fuels, you can't even, you wouldn't be able to sew without fossil fuels,

the oil that is used in just lubricating simple things. You wouldn't be able to do these things. So when they say a world without fossil fuels and we're going to be all on, you know, solar and wind, which is nonsense, have you ever heard anyone? address what we do besides go back to whale oil? Yeah, Glenn, it's just unfortunate. It's just a misinformed dialogue. And to follow up on your point, it's simply impossible to build a wind turbine or a solar farm without fossil fuels. There's over 100 tons of coal inside of every tower of every wind turbine. The blades are made

out of oil and gas. They're manufactured and plants about oil and gas. They're installed with giant cranes powered by diesel and trains that deliver these giant things to assemble them. So wind power itself couldn't exist without fossil fuels. And if you look at the last sort of 20 years, the world has spent a few trillion dollars on wind and solar, a lot of its subsidies, some of it real investment money, but they provide somewhere between 2 to 3 percent of world energy. Up for all energy sources, solar certainly got a role to play in the world and if any other new energy technology comes along fantastic.

But you're right that this sort of naive belief that in 10 years or 30 years, you know, we're going to spend some trillions of dollars and get rid of fossil fuels, that's simply unfysical. It's simply not going to happen. Whether it's good or bad is a different argument, but it's definitely not going to happen. Do you have, I saw a list once, and I don't know where I saw it, and I wish I could find it again, all of the things that petrochemicals are, responsible for it is just there's just the the inventions that would have to be

hatched the the the patents that would have to be filed the ideas that would have to be completely changed the new substance to replace it that has not been invented yet it is almost in everything in our life so when we think of fossil fuels we're not just thinking cars oh I I I It's very personal to me. I wouldn't be alive today. I never would have celebrated my 14th birthday party, if not for oil and gas. I'm type 1 diabetic, so my pancreas stopped working when I was 13 years old. That's a death sentence. You've got a few weeks, maybe a few months throughout all of human history. Only 100 years ago, because of modern medicine, wealth, travel for conferences, plastics, which are essential, as you already mentioned, for making drugs and pharmaceuticals, without all of those things, I never would have got to 14. Think of the COVID. Think of battling COVID.

All that personal protective equipment, all those medical gowns and masks and everything. They're all made out of oil and gas. Even the carrier fluid in the vaccine itself that's injected into people's arms, that is oil and gas. So yeah, petrochemicals are just essential to modern life. They're one of the just truly awesome things that come from oil and gas, independent of energy. 15% of oil is used in materials, not in energy. So when you put the North Face billboards up, hey, North Face puffer looks great on you, made from fossil fuels, thanks.

What was the response? Have you had any response from North Face? No response from North Face. And, you know, look, I should say, I think North Face is more a symptom than a cause of this problem. You know, we just live in a world and think of Green New Deal where people can say just nonsensical things about energy and everyone else will repeat them and believe they're true or sort of true. And so in kids, kids are taught today, you know, that oil and gas are evil and, you know, climate change is going to end the world in 10 years. It's a crisis. Kids have nightmares

over this. And so we're preaching a narrative that's just a long way away from reality. We've just published a report, Glenn, on the Liberty website called Bettering Human Lives. And it just goes over. Where does the world get energy? What is this issue with energy poverty? A third of humans are cooking their daily meals, burning wood, dung, or agricultural waste inside their house or their hut. You know, this kills millions of people. And climate change, of course, is a real phenomenon, but it's a slow-moving, relatively modest problem compared to poverty, energy.

poverty, malnutrition, and a number of other things that the world is making great progress on, but if we make energy more expensive and less reliable, we're going to slow that progress. So in any case, we tried to put some perspective around it, but perspective versus sobriety is very rare in the energy world these days, unfortunately. Yeah. You can find that, I assume, at thank you, northface.com? Well, it's at the liberty frack.com website. Um, maybe I put a pointer there to get you from there.

Okay. Uh, Liberty frack.com. What is it? Yes. Yeah, Liberty Frac. FRAC.com. And the report's called Chris. Human lives.

Uh, thank you so much. I'm sure we will be running into each other again. I love what you're doing. You know, you say it's North Face is just a symptom. No, every single one of us have, uh, the opportunity and quite honestly the responsibility to not make money off of lies but instead to say let's slow down here this is right this is wrong i believe this i believe that but not to further lies and and especially to profit off those lies is ugliness thanks chris i appreciate it

thanks for your time glenn you and the viewers take care let me tell you about uh gold line gold line gold line is another thing that we dig out of the ground that is just wrong because it's been distributed so unevenly. I think we should have gold for everybody. Right now, the renowned investment group, Incrumum AG, is indicating that gold could get $4,800 an ounce by the end of the decade, and maybe as much as $8,900 per ounce by the end of 2030. They say it's not a question of if, it's a question of when we will see these kinds of highs. The future increase in the velocity of money in circulation points to a higher level of inflation.

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our executive producer and head writer. And he hasn't really taken the opportunity to talk about the LeBron James study, showing that he's the most hated player in the NBA. And I thought that was unusual. Sometimes science, Glenn, they're able to shine a light on important issues such is this. Things that we may know in our heart and in our soul but have not been proven to the level of certitude scientifically that we might

want. And that's what happened here. We all know now that LeBron James is the least popular person in the NBA. And that is something that should have been known by everyone anyway. In fact, is he the worst person that's ever lived on the earth? That's a question that I think is next for our scientists once they get past this pandemic they can start looking into that well it might have been

hitler and then lebron is that what you're saying i look i'm not going to throw other people uh under the bus i'm just going to tell you lebron would be in the conversation there okay all right uh so paul george one state hates him russell westbrook one state hates him kevin daren't three states James Harden, three states, Kyrie Irvin, 18 states, Irving, and LeBron James, 24 states. Wow. That's, yeah. I mean, that's a, and it's all, it's pretty much, it's pretty much Oregon all the way across the country into New York and South Carolina. But it's mainly the Midwest.

that he's really hated. This is why you should get your Don't Be a LeBron t-shirt. Don't Be an idiot. Don't Be a LeBron. It's available at don't bea-lebron.com. It exists solely because we knew what the science was going to say

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