The Glenn Beck Program - The Climate Summit's Agenda | Guests: Liz Wheeler & Salena Zito | 11/1/21

Episode Date: November 1, 2021

Biden’s approval rating continues to plummet due to his instability, not his lack of radicalness. Liz Wheeler joins to discuss her bombshell story regarding the Navy and vaccine mandates. Justin Has...kins, editorial director of the Heartland Institute, joins Glenn to discuss the radical policies promised at the climate summit in Glasgow. If you have your money with any of the seven banks joining forces with the climate change agenda, take your money out. Bill O’Reilly joins to clarify a controversial view he holds regarding the vaccine. Salena Zito, the national political reporter for the Washington Post, joins to give her insight on the Virginia governor race. Glenn takes calls from viewers to discuss Bill O’Reilly’s vaccine opinions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:01:41 that's not right to call president Biden that and he's like what I think that's his new name and I said that's just wrong he said well it's the big thing on Twitter today and I'm like well that doesn't mean you need to repeat it
Starting point is 00:01:58 Stu president president poopie pants is wrong I don't remember any of this conversation actually It's the way I remember it. Seems like you just want to talk about. Now that he's brought it up again, we have to talk about President Poopie Pants. And the President's poll numbers.
Starting point is 00:02:14 Things aren't going well for President Biden. Or really any of us, quite frankly, we begin there in 60 seconds. Gosh, stop it with the President Booby Pants. Stop it. All right. Let me tell you about, can you hear him thinking it? I can hear him right now thinking. President poopie pets. We're going to talk about it next.
Starting point is 00:02:37 And I'm like, that is stop it. Let me take a moment to tell you about Wendell. Recently called in about his experience with relief factor. Wendell has nerve damage in his back of the pain. From that has spread down his legs for years. It was so bad he couldn't walk or get out of bed at times. He's been on serious pain medication for 10 years. Boy, if I were Wendell, I would think this is not going to work, but he decided to give Relief Factor a try.
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Starting point is 00:04:04 When? When? Stop it. Stu, my gosh. All right. All right. I'll do it now. We have to start with it now.
Starting point is 00:04:16 Otherwise, Stu is just stop it. Here's the, well, why don't you tell the story, Stu? I don't even know the story. You are the one obsessed with the story. I don't know what you're talking about. Apparently he had, allegedly. Allegedly. Thank you for saying that.
Starting point is 00:04:32 A bit of an accident. I don't think this is true. And I mean that. I don't think this is true. I think people can trust you and what you say your opinion is on something. Certainly you didn't lead the show on a Monday with... Here's the thing. Here's the thing.
Starting point is 00:04:49 Twitter users explain President Joe Biden's unusually long visit with the Pope by claiming it was a result of a bathroom emergency. Senior CBS White House correspondent apparently raised the question when she noted that President Biden's visit en route to the G20 summit in Glasgow had been noticeably longer than those of former presidents, Donald Trump and Barack Obama.
Starting point is 00:05:16 The Vatican shared that President Biden Pope Francis met privately for an hour and 15 minutes, which is a long time for the Pope to spend with any world leader. President Obama's one-on-one meeting lasted 50 minutes. President Trump was 30 minutes. Although she left out the fact that Biden, the only Catholic among the three, might have had more to discuss with the Pope because they had the same faith. The rumor appeared to start a short time after that with a tweet from a former Republican Nevada chairwoman Amy Tarkankian who claimed without presenting any evidence that Biden's possible
Starting point is 00:05:56 accident was the topic of much discussion in Rome. The word around Rome is that the word around Rome is that Biden's meeting with the Pope was unusually long because he had a bit of a bathroom accident at the Vatican and it had to be addressed prior to him leaving. I know we joke about this often, but this is an actual rumor going around Rome right now. So it is a unverified actual rumor going around because of that. Hashtag Poopee Pants Biden. Hashtag shart week. Hashtag Poopey Gate. We're trending on. social media this weekend. And I think that's wrong. And it was wrong for Stu to bring it up. See, these things don't catch on unless there's an element of truth behind them. And I think this one would
Starting point is 00:06:46 prove that one wrong. Well, there may not be an element of truth in it, but there are so many people who would believe such a scenario that it. Can I tell? Would you say what you actually honestly said, this is how it happened. He came in and I said, good morning, Stu. And he said, good morning. I said, the president poopie pants, huh? And he's like, what? What are you talking about? And I told the story and your comedic response was, I don't remember? Well, you had a set up thing.
Starting point is 00:07:14 I don't remember what it was, no. Yeah. I said, you said, do you believe it? And I said, no. I don't believe it. And I was being serious. And he said, why not? Right.
Starting point is 00:07:26 Right. Right. And that's a joke, but it's also half serious. Because we all know that he is. not in the best of mental shape. And it could happen. And it would be horrible. And I don't think it did.
Starting point is 00:07:42 I really don't think it did. But there's, well, there's no real evidence, right? Well, there is a Republican political operative that started it. Well, it's saying. Right. That's a legitimate rumor. A legitimate rumor.
Starting point is 00:07:58 What is a legitimate rumor? I don't know. I like that phrase, though. Okay. A legitimate rumor. is one that I guess is actually being spread around. Right. You're not just making something up. Correct. You know, from magic dust. Correct. Well, and one that probably is, is believable in some sense.
Starting point is 00:08:16 Okay. So here is, here's one reason why President Poopie Pants is taken seriously by some people. Because when he was late for a press conference this weekend, here is the answer he actually gave. Cut four. Please. Now, I apologize. Keep you're waiting. We were playing with elevators. Long story. Any rate.
Starting point is 00:08:43 Oh. You were playing. Did you go into the elevator and just push all the buttons and go, look, it's like a Christmas tree. Yeah. What did you? Full elf. You have full elf. What do you mean you were playing with the elevators?
Starting point is 00:08:58 That's what makes Shart Week actually seem like maybe it's possible. Right. People believe that. that this could happen because it seems like all of his other activities. Correct. Are consistent with a person who would do that in a meeting with the Pope. And it is something also that happens when you get into this position. Here he is trying to remember the name of one of our biggest foes, cut six.
Starting point is 00:09:28 With regard to the disappointment, the disappointment relates to the fact that Russia and, and including not only Russia, but China. Yes, China. This is like, and I don't know if anybody remembers this, I mean, but we had that feeling with George Bush, and it wasn't because George Bush was senile. As I pointed out years later, after I had met with him personally, it was because he was processing all of the things he could.
Starting point is 00:10:04 couldn't say and could say. And he just wasn't fast enough. And so he'd be like, and I talked to some people about my, my, my, the, uh, uh, the, uh, uh, uh, uh, shoe. And you'd be like, what? You were struggling to find the word shoe. And that was because, you know, it's George W. Bush. But this is, you know, possibly something else.
Starting point is 00:10:30 Possibly something else. now I don't a lot of people say that you know there's a real good shot that it's president poopy pants and that is why we're getting such bad you know we're getting such bad policy I don't think so I really don't think so I think he is there enough to know exactly what he's doing do you agree with that I do agree with it I think we're in the minority on that maybe I do too because I think he he wants to be this transfer transformational figure. He sees himself as this.
Starting point is 00:11:06 This is a big destiny moment for him, right? He's been running for president since 1847. And he finally won. And now he's in the White House. And he wants to do everything that FDR did and more. Yeah. He wants to be the transformational president. And so he's doing the things that he thinks will transform America because he's honestly
Starting point is 00:11:28 convinced that these are the right things to do. Remember, George W. Bush was like, I got to violate the free market, save the free market. What? That doesn't make any sense at all. But what did he say? What did one of the advisors say? It was put to him. You are either going to be Hoover or Roosevelt. So it turns out, it's all like Hoover. But that's the same kind of options being presented to this president. Remember what George W. Bush told me.
Starting point is 00:11:58 when the president sits in this chair, he will get the same advice that all the presidents have gotten, and he will realize that there is nothing really he can do except what the last president was doing. And he said that to me like a source of like, hey, don't worry. It's going to be great. Hillary Clinton gets in. She's just going to do what I was doing. Okay, no, that's really frightening. no.
Starting point is 00:12:28 That's why President Trump was so hated by the elites because he'd just say, get out. He was going to do what he wanted to do. Biden is the exact opposite of Donald Trump. Biden is doing what his advisors want him to do. And his advisors are nuts. They are nuts. They are on the radical fringes.
Starting point is 00:12:55 and he's listening to them. So wait, but doesn't that stand against Joe Biden being in control as we were just arguing? Well, just as much as it argues against George Bush being in control. No, but you said that he was just listening to his advisors. I don't think he's just listening to his advisors. He's put these people, first of all, in these positions. I don't think he has. But yes, okay.
Starting point is 00:13:20 And he is, yes, taking their advice and choosing from, a plate of options, a menu of options. However, I think, you know, he's, we have to give him, I would argue, blame. Yes. For really acting like a hardcore ideological president over and over and over again. He's not a guy that just seems to be like going back to normal standards and practices. But it depends on how isolated he is.
Starting point is 00:13:49 Listen to this from Chuck Todd. And then we're going to take a quick break. And then I'll explain what I mean on isolates. We have a brand new NBC news poll out this morning. That's filled with some scary news for the Democrats. The overarching message, Americans have lost their confidence in President Biden and their optimism for the country.
Starting point is 00:14:07 At least they have right now. Just 22% of adults say we're headed in the right direction. A shocking 71% say we're on the wrong track, and that includes a near majority of Democrats who are saying that. President Biden's approval rating stands at a dismal 42% versus 54% who disapproved. Believe it or not, just too much. Once ago, Mr. Biden was in positive territory. 49% approving, 48% disapproving.
Starting point is 00:14:30 So what's pulling down the president's numbers? Well, look at this set of numbers. Just 37% say he has the ability right now to handle a crisis versus nearly a majority who say he does not. 37% also say he's competent and effective as president. 50% disagree with that description. Jeez. Okay, so what did they say in the round table?
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Starting point is 00:16:31 Okay. So once Chuck Todd showed the real clear politics. and 538 presidential approval trackers that said the same thing that we are the the American people, including Democrats, are saying, uh-uh, we're headed off a cliff here. They asked, why? Why is this happening? The Democratic pollster, now remember, these are the people that will be around George, I mean, would be around Joe Biden because he's got ideologues around him.
Starting point is 00:17:02 and ideologues will look for any kind of reason to excuse it. Democratic pollster Cornell Belcher noted that much of the slide in Biden's approval has come from young Democrats who took to the streets and marched a year ago, and they aren't interested in roads and bridges. They're marching for justice and racial equality. That's why we have to act on that. So if that's what you're hearing from your advisor, and you're not hearing the truth that people are like, No, we're freaked out by the schools.
Starting point is 00:17:35 We're freaked out by what you're doing. We're freaked out by the vaccine mandate. But you're being told your numbers are only softening because they want more radical agenda. You're not going to be able to. I mean, that's why Rasputin was so dangerous to the czar. Because he was giving them a completely different understanding of what the people were actually saying. I'm not excusing Joe Biden. Biden. I'm just saying that I don't think he's in control. I think he's in control of his faculties
Starting point is 00:18:10 enough to know what's going on, not to quickly respond to anything, but enough to know what's going on. I think he is really tired probably all the time. And so he's not doing the things that a normal president would do. And he's surrounded himself by radicals who were advising him and telling him lies. And the idea that this drop is coming from young Democrats. I mean, there may be some erosion there, but that's not the problem. I mean, Hillary Clinton lost independence by four points in 2016. Joe Biden won independence in 2020 by 13 points. He's now minus 16 with the same people. Right. And here's and here's why. It's not young Democrats. Because people voted for stability and calm. They wanted to go back to normal. That's the way Joe Biden sold his candidacy. Correct. Enough of this.
Starting point is 00:19:04 We're just going to get back to being all Americans and we're just going to go back to normal and it's going to be calm. That's what independence and some Democrats voted for. They didn't like him. They weren't for the progressive stuff. They just didn't like Donald Trump's chaos. And what they got, is instability and chaos for an in this is more this is more unpredictable in its chaos than i think Donald trump was Donald trump you knew who he was you knew when you saw something you knew he's going to do the tomahawk chalk this chop this weekend you knew it you know it okay this guy you don't know you wait a minute the president just let the FBI go after parents them terrorists and he's actually saying it in a press conference? What? That's something you
Starting point is 00:20:04 didn't see on the horizon and that instability is frightening to a lot of people. Sure, and it should be. I mean, look at all the huge issues that are that have crumbled since this guy took over. I mean, obviously, Afghanistan is maybe the, the marquee example, but you look at the border. I mean, you know, the fact that like we're releasing, hey, maybe we'll pay 450,000. $1,000 to all these separated families, that sort of stuff is going on. And I think they totally misjudge what kind of effect that has on a normal human being. Like, wait, wait, we're going to do what? You know, the border is out of control. The prices are going up with inflation. And Afghanistan is a catastrophe. All of these things add up to not only an ideological
Starting point is 00:20:54 path that America doesn't want cut in large part. It also just leads to a completely incompetent group of people that don't know what they're doing or how to do it. So listen to this. This is from an ABC poll. Even among Democrats alone, fewer than half, 47 percent think that the two bills that are now being jammed down everybody's throat in Congress by the president. 47% think the two bills will help people like them. A quarter of Democrats think that these bills would make no difference for people like them, and 2 and 10, 22%, don't know how they would impact their lives.
Starting point is 00:21:38 Nearly two-thirds of Republicans think the bills will hurt people like them, and so do 3 in 10 independents. 34 to 34, the split is evenly divided on whether they believe, these bills would help or hurt the U.S. economy. Very few, 6% think the bills would have no effect on the economy and a quarter don't know. Democrats are more likely to think that legislation would help the economy if enacted than Republicans and Democrats, 68 compared with 7% and 29%. So even the, what he's trying to push through is wildly unpopular. Even, even, a quarter of the Democrats think that's going to hurt us. That's going to hurt us.
Starting point is 00:22:25 And fewer than 50% think it's going to help. That's your legislation that you're trying to push past. That's why these numbers are so out of whack for the president. Serena recently wrote in about her four-year-old daughter, Sky, who loves the Tuttle Twins book. Sky started her own little greeting card business. Wouldn't you know? She was upset that she had to pay money to the government for a business license and taxes. Recently, she was selling her greeting cards in the neighborhood and someone reported her to the HOA. Oh my gosh.
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Starting point is 00:24:15 Hey, we have some good news for you. The time is expired for a lot of people to be able to continue working after the 22nd with your vaccines. So, you know what I find interesting? is I think that the federal mandate on the vaccines being November 22nd is just such a huge coincidence that it's the week of Thanksgiving. I just don't think it's going to cause any kind of slowdowns with the airports at all. I don't think it's going to cause any kind of problems. And Biden doesn't have a record at all of pointing out significant dates for his ridiculous policies. Like we're going to pull out of Afghanistan by 9-11.
Starting point is 00:25:02 Right. But that whole thing. Yeah. He does this all the time. Yeah, that's all accident. Weird coincidence. Weird coincidence. Liz Wheeler is with us, host of the Liz Wheeler show.
Starting point is 00:25:12 She has found that there's a problem with the U.S. Navy on the mandates. Welcome, Liz. How are you? Glenn, thanks for having me. I'm good. You bet. So tell me what you found with the Navy. Yeah, this is so egregious.
Starting point is 00:25:29 someone who comes from a military family and part of a military family, huge supporter of the U.S. military, but man, when there's wrongdoing, they have so much power over people's lives, it's terrible. I've obtained documents that show that at least at one command, a rather large command of the U.S. Navy, they are violating policy by preparing to issue blanket denials of requests for religious exemption. And this is a violation in several ways, but the specific policy states that when someone asks for an accommodation,
Starting point is 00:25:57 a religious accommodation, particularly as it pertains to immunization, that the command or the chain of command is required to evaluate this on a case-by-case basis. It needs to be looked at the chaplain first, then it moved up the chain of command. Like I said, if it's related to immunization, it goes all the way up to the chief of naval personnel, who is a three-star rear admiral in the Navy. And what I found is that there is a template, a document that is being used and being given to this command, that is telling the CO, who is an 05, an officer, to issue these blanket denials. And on this template, there's no place to fill in a request that has been approved.
Starting point is 00:26:39 There's only a place to fill in a request that's been denied and not on a case-by-case basis. So these people who are serving and sacrificing, who have sworn to uphold the Constitution, they are not having their constitutional rights upheld by their own chain of command. So I'm looking at the documents that you have here. So somebody who is in the Navy says I have a religious objection to this. They have to go to the chaplain. And then what happens to them? Correct.
Starting point is 00:27:08 So the actual chain of command, as it relates just to immunizations, not other religious accommodations. It goes to the chaplain for endorsement. And then it goes to the commander of the command, which would be an 05. Then it goes to the first 06, which would be a captain level. in the Navy, the first 06 on the chain of command, and then it skips over everyone else and goes directly to this three-star general, the chief of naval personnel. And what appears, and this is, I should phrase this as a question, based on the clues that we see in these papers, one has to ask, or one has to wonder why this exemption template was authored by the JAG officer, who was a
Starting point is 00:27:50 lawyer of a two-star general who is outside this very specific chain of command as a relates to the exemption request for immunizations because this hour over up to 50,000 naval sailors around the world. And if he's being this hostile towards people requesting religious exemptions, you have to wonder how high this goes and how widespread this is. So this should have gone to the, or come from the attorney for the three-star, not the two-star, because the two star has nothing to do with this chain of command for religious exemption. Hear that. That's certainly I think what Congress should inquire if this is happening.
Starting point is 00:28:34 Perhaps the things that we have, the absolute proof of what's happening, is that the 06, who's the commander at this, at IWCChery Station, that's the name of the command, directed the 05 to issue this blanket denial, and the affidavits that you see in front of you, the affidavits are from some sailors. who heard the commander say, I didn't want to issue these blanket commands, but I was forced to by my superior officer the 06.
Starting point is 00:29:03 That we have proof that that has happened, and that is in direct violation of Navy policy. So what are the kinds of religious exemptions that are happening? Are there any? And which kinds are acceptable? Because we're hearing all kinds of things like, you know, unless you are with, who is it, like Christian scientists, you're not going to be able to get this, this waiver.
Starting point is 00:29:36 And up until this moment, I don't believe the U.S. Navy has issued a single religious exemption, or has issued a single religious exemption for the COVID-19 vaccine. I could be out of date. They might have sent them out this morning. I don't know. But up until my most recent knowledge, they have not issued a single exemption. And it's kind of an unspoken, an open secret, if you will, in the Navy that these requests are going to be denied. But here's the thing. Here's where it gets constitutional. Here's where their Supreme Court precedent. The Navy has the burden to show that if they're going to violate someone sincerely held religious belief, that they do so, they violate it in the least restrictive way possible.
Starting point is 00:30:14 As I said, this is the Supreme Court precedent. Well, we have documents in that Twitter thread that I showed that the previous CEO of this command said that they fulfilled their mission. at this command fulfilled their mission 100% during the height of the pandemic, which means that 0% of the service members were vaccinated. So it would be an awfully hard argument to make now that 99% of the service members are vaccinated at this command, that it would be necessary to achieve the mission to violate. I think there's 20 people total who are asking for these exemptions. So when you compare the idea that they achieved what they needed to achieve with 100 or with 0% vaccination versus this burden that the Navy has to prove that they are, it's necessary
Starting point is 00:30:57 to achieve their mission in order to violate these people's rights. It just, it doesn't add up. It's just hostility. They just have an agenda. They don't want, it seems that they don't want to approve these, which is why they're neglecting their responsibility. So how many people do you think are actually going to stand and say, I'm not going to take it? What percentage of Navy, Marines are we looking at that are just going to refuse it, do you think? I don't know. I don't know. And here's why, because when you're in the military, you don't have the same freedom to just
Starting point is 00:31:32 quit your job the way that you do in the private sector. If you come up against a roadblock like this that, you know, violates your conscience, you don't have that, you don't have that same freedom. And so the repercussions for people in the Navy who refuse a direct order, and this is a direct order from the DOD, these repercussions can be long-lasting and devastating. not just to your naval career. You could lose your benefits. You could lose your retirement.
Starting point is 00:31:54 I don't know how they plan to enforce this if people outright refuse if their exemptions are, if their exemptions are also denied. But I mean, you could theoretically, under the legal structure of the military, faith court martial. So I'm not sure how many people would be willing to face prison time for something like this, or if the Navy and the military would go to that extent. I'm trying to do what I can, you know, to be a voice for the voiceless because they, because they don't have the same freedom that you have in the private sector,
Starting point is 00:32:20 I'm trying to expose the wrongdoing because they really deserve maybe policy itself to be followed and that their religious requests for accommodation to be evaluated with the sincerity that they submitted them. Why do you think they're doing it? I mean, I can go down a conspiracy theory that it rode that I don't think it would be hard to accept for people. You know, they've been going after, you know, anybody that they think is a, is a radical in the service. And the way they define radical is anybody who doesn't believe in the policies of the Democratic Party or who believes in the policies of Donald Trump or whatever. This is a way to get rid of 10% of the hardcore right, isn't it?
Starting point is 00:33:10 Well, it certainly is. I mean, and this is the same with the vaccine mandate in the private sector for federal employees or federal contractors, right? I mean, what better administrative state than one that doesn't include anybody who thinks for themselves, any independent thinkers. And so, like I said, in the private sector, you have the autonomy or the agency to quit your job and leave that position. So what better way to eradicate anybody working for the federal government who is a conservative, who doesn't want this vaccine, who thinks for themselves, who knows that the Biden administration is rejecting science. That's certainly true at the federal government level. And it's also true in the military as well. I mean, when the Biden administration took over the White House, when he was inaugurated
Starting point is 00:33:51 president, they immediately took action in the military. And they implemented these extremist training briefings, which are essentially the same anti-racist, woke garbage that paints conservatives as potential domestic terrorists and white men as these evil, evil patriarchal oppressors, what they're indoctrinating military members with. This is what officers are required to teach to their subordinates. They're required to brainwash those under their command. And this is this hostility into the depths of the military. It is, of course, coming from the top down from the commander-in-chief of Biden administration through this military brass.
Starting point is 00:34:32 But what happens then is the people that end up being left in charge, the people who are willing to do this are the ones who get promoted. And that's, I think, where you see this hostility towards religion come in in the case of the religious exemption for the vaccine. What's next, Liz? Well, I don't know, but if you look at that, if you look at that document, there's very interesting, it's called a chop sheet. It's essentially a correspondence tracker where officers write advice for their superiors. And when one of the officers was evaluating one of the arguments that a sailor made in favor
Starting point is 00:35:08 of his religious exemption, he was citing obviously the fetal cell lines that were used in the testing of the Pfizer and the Bernardina vaccine. And on this top sheet was just this gross hostility, this animus towards pro-lifers in general, making, painting this sailor as an extremist. I think he called it an alarming narrative in his absurd argument. And it just seems that if you're conservative and you're Christian, you know, you believe in the sanctity of life. You believe in science. There doesn't, there seems to be less of a place for you in the United States military than there used to be. All right.
Starting point is 00:35:41 Where do we find all of this information? Can we go to the Liz Wheeler Show.com? Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah, I did a full episode on this of breaking down all the documents. I did a massive Twitter thread so that everyone could have access to it. But the best place is really to go to Liz Wheeler Show.com or go to Apple Podcasts or Spotify or wherever you listen to your pods.
Starting point is 00:36:01 And it's the episode that calls for a congressional inquiry, episode 68? Correct. Okay, good. Correct. Yes, episode 68. And in Congress should. They have the duty of oversight and they should use it. Have you heard from any of the, you know, usual players on the conservative side that Ted Cruz is of the world?
Starting point is 00:36:19 Or have you heard from any of them? Yes, I've had multiple members of Congress reach out to me. Multiple members of Congress have actually spoken publicly about this already, you know, whether it's on their social media accounts. There's stuff happening behind the scenes. But I'm not the only one, of course, that are worried about this. And you wouldn't believe the amount of emails that I've been receiving from people in the military talking about other examples of similar. similar discrimination against them since I've published this story. Liz Wheeler, thank you so much.
Starting point is 00:36:46 The Liz Wheeler Show.com is where you can find it. Thanks, Liz. We'll keep in touch with you. Back in just a second. Cynthia lives in Alabama. She recently wrote in to tell about her dog's experience with Rough Green. She said, I have two small breed dogs who have digestive issues. I've tried numerous brands of food and try to be selective in the types of treats they receive.
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Starting point is 00:38:17 What are it weird that Joe Biden was not wearing a mask with the Pope? I mean, there's two elderly men that shouldn't get it. You know what I mean? Right. I don't understand. Yeah, that's weird. I also found it odd that CNN was broadcasting from halfway across the country. You know, Glasgow is where the event is.
Starting point is 00:38:38 And they were in Edinburgh, which is like far. It's not like right around the corner. It's like covering the Iowa caucuses from Dallas. Right. What's the problem? Right, which is fine, though I don't know why you would, like if your studios are in Edinburgh, you might say, all right, we're just going to stay here and cover it from here. Fine.
Starting point is 00:38:56 But to fly all the way to Scotland and then be in the wrong city seems like an odd choice. Well, it is kind of like, it's been a long plane ride. Do we have to drive the rest of the way, really? And then they tweeted after. They're like, well, just to be clear, the Air Force One landed in Edinburgh. and then they drove to Glasgow. I was like, well, that's what you're supposed to do too then. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:39:24 We just don't want to follow them. I mean, we were saving the emissions from driving from one city to the other. It's so, it's just, it's mind-boggling. Did you see the footage of the Biden motorcade? Which it was like the beginning. of Star Wars where like the words keep going. There wasn't it space falls that had the,
Starting point is 00:39:51 they showed the big, uh, big, you know, ship going by and it goes by and it's like awkwardly too long. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Starting point is 00:39:58 going. That's what this footage looks like. What, I understand you're the president in the United States. You can't, you're not going by yourself in a Kia. I got it. But like,
Starting point is 00:40:07 do you need every person from the United States to go to this climate conference? Every, I think it's just us in the studio and everyone else is. in Glasgow. How many leaders are there? Like, I don't know, 15, maybe? Yeah, I don't, yeah. It's not saying, let's be crazy. 20?
Starting point is 00:40:25 There were 20,000 support staff traveling with them. It's used, the carbon footprint of this is more than Scotland uses in like a year. Maybe two years. I mean, what are they thinking? What are they thinking?
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Starting point is 00:43:23 real problem with Bill O'Reilly, as did I on Friday. So he will explain himself, yeah. And the meeting in Glasgow is so darn exciting, isn't it? We've got climate change stuff happening. And they, I mean the White House and all of the other world leaders except most of them, are all meeting because Black Rock is there and they're going to help through financial means they're going to help solve the crisis of climate change. You're going to love it. Now, some people would say, don't pay attention to what they're actually saying. Let's look at what they're actually doing.
Starting point is 00:44:44 But those people would be me. And I will tell you what they are doing, what they did last week with Justin Haskins in 60 seconds. Bill called in with a while back with an interesting story about his experience with Relief Factor. For quite a while now, Bill has had to use a walker or a cane everywhere he went because his pain in his knee was so bad. The good news, if you can call it good news, was that he had knee replacement operations scheduled. But one day, after almost three weeks of trying something called Relief Factor, Bill walked into the surgeon's office without his walker or his cane. By the end of the consultation, the surgeon agreed we should cancel the operation. I'll be here if you need me in the future, the surgeon said to him.
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Starting point is 00:46:42 You can find it on Amazon. Pre-order it now. Do it now so you make sure you get your copy. This is kind of an important thing to say because of the problem with the supply chain. If you order them now, you'll make sure you get it by the first, you know, week that it is out. They take sometimes we're afraid of running out of these because they will take five months for a reprint because of the supply chain. So please order your copy now. It comes out early January.
Starting point is 00:47:19 It's my new book, The Great Reset. Justin, welcome to the program. Thanks, Glenn. It's good to be with you. So every time, every time we talk, it's usually after a few days where I'm like, gosh, this should all be in the book too. I mean, it's moving so incredibly fast. So let's start at the beginning. Glasgow is all about climate change.
Starting point is 00:47:45 And the one thing we learned about the Paris Climate Accords was that's not the important part of what happened in Paris. correct? That's right. So back in 2015, when we had COP 21, this is now COP 26 in Glasgow, everyone was focused on the Paris Climate Agreement, everyone was focused on the terms that these governments were coming up with that really didn't have any teeth to them in many cases, when they should have been paying attention to what was going on behind the scenes between corporations and activists groups and banks and financial institutions and investors, that was where the real action was occurring. And what we now know of as the Great Reset,
Starting point is 00:48:29 much of that framework, not all of it, but much of it was actually being built in Paris while the world was paying attention to the Paris Climate Agreement. And a lot of us, including people who are critics of all of this, including people like you and me, we missed it because we weren't paying attention to these other meetings that were occurring at the same time
Starting point is 00:48:48 where the real action actually is. That's what we need to stay focused on with Glasgow. Okay. And so Glasgow has the Financial Alliance for Net Zero. This is what happened last week. And there's some things, and I just want you to explain these if you can, G-Fans. What is that? G-F-A-N-Z. Right. So that's an acronym standing for the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero. Okay. This is a group of coalitions of people in the financial industry globally. So these are the banks, and There was, how many banks, 84 banks met in Glasgow last week, right? There's 84 banks that are meeting, and they're meeting this week, I believe.
Starting point is 00:49:32 But yeah, 84 banks as part of the Net Zero Banking Alliance, but there are insurance companies involved in this. There are investment groups involved in this, and they're all part of these other sub-alliances that all fall underneath the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero. Just so you know, the NZIA is the Net Zero Insurance Alliance. The N-Z-A-O-A is the Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance. What is that? This is going to be like pension funds and some investment groups, things like that.
Starting point is 00:50:04 Okay, so that's like Blackstone. Well, Black Rock and things, BlackRock might be included under that. If they're not under that, they're under one of the other groups. Okay. All right. So 84 banks, 36 countries. They control $64 trillion in assets. What have they pledged to do?
Starting point is 00:50:25 What they're pledging to do is they're pledging to remove all of fossil fuels from their entire portfolios. This means not just their own companies. We're not talking about, well, they're pledging to get rid of fossil fuels and put solar panels on the roof of the corporate headquarters. We're talking about them saying that they are pledging not to allow anyone in their company to do business with people who are engaged in. using fossil fuels, including getting loans, including having bank accounts, including, in the case of insurance companies, they won't insure you. And again, it's not just are you using, are you in the fossil fuel industry? We're talking about, are you totally committed to battling climate change regardless
Starting point is 00:51:11 of what your business is? So this is an attempt to force the entire global economy, essentially, especially in the to adopt climate change policies that the Joe Biden administration and others want. And the other thing is it will affect you if you're just a homeowner. If you haven't zip stripped everything, if you haven't put the kind of insulation that they want, the roofing, if you haven't put solar panels up, et cetera, et cetera, or if you're trying to buy a house and it doesn't include those things, these banks will say that's not a green house and you'll have to make it green to either sell it or to buy it, right?
Starting point is 00:51:58 Well, it's going to either happen from the banks or from the insurance companies or from both, right? Because if you're going to get a mortgage, you have to first get an insurance company to say that they're going to insure your house. But if the insurance company says, we're not going to insure your house because there's no, you're not committed to climate. there's no solar panels on the roof. So we'll only ensure it once you put solar panels on the roof, then you won't be able to get the mortgage from the bank, even if the bank doesn't care. So they're hitting you from all sorts of different angles here to make sure that you comply. That's the long-term goal. And this is, honestly, you know, the great reset, the goal is you won't own anything by 2030. This is a way to force people out of their homes. I mean, if you have a home and it's
Starting point is 00:52:45 not deemed green, you'll lose your insurance. And so you won't be able to continue to live in your house. You'll have to sell it to somebody. Most likely, like a Blackstone that is willing to, or BlackRock, that is willing to go in and greenify whole neighborhoods. This is what AOC said when we're going to green all of the infrastructure, all homes, all businesses, in America. They're not doing it through handouts. They're going to be doing it through pressure on the individual, and most individuals won't be able to afford it. Right. And that's the key part of this, right? Is that even if you have people who might want to go along with this stuff or they don't care
Starting point is 00:53:35 and they just want to, it doesn't, you won't be able to afford it. So the reason you see Blackstone and Black Rock and a bunch of other groups buying up lots of real estate and property, over paying what the property is worth. Some cases they're paying 50% more than what the asking price is is because they know that over the next 20 or 30 years, that property is going to become so much more valuable than it is right now. And they'll be able to charge rent rates that are twice what they are today or more because people are not going to be able to afford to buy their own property.
Starting point is 00:54:10 And you know what's crazy? What's crazy, Justin, is they've made, evil landowners. They've made them look like these evil people that just are ripping people off when a lot of people who
Starting point is 00:54:29 buy rental houses and then rent them out are not rich nor are they evil. But that's the system they're creating. That it will only be the really rich people like Blackstone that will own these things.
Starting point is 00:54:45 and they know going in. These houses are going to be unaffordable for most people, and you won't have a choice. I mean, we are sitting at the Mr. Potter kind of moment where we're either picking for Jimmy Stewart and the local bank or we're going Mr. Potter's way, and the country will be Pottersville. Yeah, I think that's exactly right.
Starting point is 00:55:12 And that's what made all of these policies that made it impossible for. people to evict individuals who weren't paying their rent so damaging is that those were these small-time people who were really hurt by that. That wasn't the black rocks and the black stones, these big, massive corporations that have billions of dollars in the bank. They can afford to eat those losses for a little while people aren't paying their rent. But just the guy who has a couple of rental properties and he's got income on the side or that's his primary income, that person can't afford to lose that income for a whole year.
Starting point is 00:55:47 And so it drove all of those people out of business, in some cases, into bankruptcy. It forced them to sell those properties to companies like Blackstone and BlackRock. All of this wealth and property and stock and all of these things are being consolidated. And it's gotten worse and worse and worse since COVID happened, but it's been happening for a while. And that's really what all of this is about. when they talk about you not being able to own property, it's not that they're just going to seize the property from you. It's that they're going to put all these policies into place they've already done it
Starting point is 00:56:19 that are going to push most people out of the possibility of being able to own it for one reason or another. And the only people that will be able to control it are these big gigantic corporations, investment managers, banks, who are all on board with the policies that the elites want. If you want to make a change, if you don't like this, this direction. You must get your money out of these banks. The Amalgamated Bank, that's the largest union bank, SCIU in the country. Bank of America, City, J.P. Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Wells Fargo. These are the seven largest and most influential banks in the United States that have joined the alliance, three of them last month alone. Amalgamated
Starting point is 00:57:10 Bank, Bank of America, City, J.P. Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Wells Fargo. Get your money into a local bank. If you just say, well, I'll just, I'll do that some other time. They are making these policies right now. And if America doesn't start saying, you're not getting any of my money. You're not getting any of my money. You are part of the problem. and put them into the smaller banks because the smaller banks are going to be gobbled by these big banks. They're going to be run out of business because they won't have an opportunity. They won't have the money to do all of the stuff that these big seven banks know they won't have the money. So you've got to take your money out of their coffers and let them know they have a financial fight in front of them.
Starting point is 00:58:02 We're not just going to go along with this. do it this week. Amalgamated Bank, Bank of America, City, J.P. Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Wells Fargo. Back with more in just a minute. All right, this holiday season, time to get the gift that just keeps giving for yourself or for somebody you love. And that is a rec tech. I've had my rec tech now for two or three years now, and it is fantastic. You've heard me talking about rec tech before.
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Starting point is 00:59:34 Okay. So I want to go to a couple of people. Let me start with Mark Carney. Mark Carney is in our new book that is coming out in January. Please order it right now. So you can guarantee to get it when it comes out in early, early January. It's called The Great Reset. And Justin is my co-author on that.
Starting point is 01:00:02 Justin, let's go over who Carney is. Mark Carney. Sure. So Mark Carney is the head of this Glasgow Financial Alliance. for net zero, okay, that we were just talking about. 300 firms are, I've already signed on to this Glasgow Alliance. They control $90 trillion in assets if you look at all the different firms who are involved in it.
Starting point is 01:00:26 Carney is an incredibly powerful person in the banking and financial industries. The guy used to be the governor of the Bank of Canada. He used to be the governor of the Bank of England. He worked at Goldman Sachs for a long time, like over 10 years, I think. He's worked, he's right now advising Boris. Johnson, the head of the prime minister in the United Kingdom, and he's the UN special envoy for climate action and finance. Okay, so he's a major player in all of this. Carney immediately, when I found out that he was the head of this, this Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero, it immediately
Starting point is 01:01:03 sparked this memory that I had of doing all this research about Mark Carney for the book, because Carney is one of the major people calling for getting rid of the U.S. dollar as the World Reserve currency, meaning the currency that people use globally to buy oil and commodities and other things, and instead to go to a currency that is a digital currency controlled by an international body like the International Monetary Fund or something like that. Really, hang on just a second. Really important that this is not a name. We're not talking about a national currency. The minute our dollar, no matter what form it's in, goes to an international dollar as a World Reserve currency, America loses.
Starting point is 01:01:51 You become at least a second world country and possibly a third world country just straddled with debt literally overnight. That's right. And it would cause, I believe, and there are a lot of other economists that believe, as I know you believe, it would cause a great depression-like collapse here in the United States if that were actually occur, because you have all these dollars around the world that need to go somewhere. And a lot of those dollars are going to come back to the United States. You're going to have massive amounts of inflation. You're going to have foreign entities and governments buying up property all over the place in the United States
Starting point is 01:02:29 because they have nowhere else to spend their dollars. It's going to cause a huge perception problem. It's going to be sort of the moment that the global financial community realizes the United States is not the major player in the world anymore. And we are going to have a massive financial economic crash if this actually occurs. And this is what Mark Carney wants. He's actually calling for this. He wants this because he says the United States has too much power in the international community. We are too reliant on the dollar.
Starting point is 01:02:59 Instead, we should have a basket of currencies that has a tied to a digital currency that global, can control at places like the United Nations and elsewhere, the specifics of it we don't know, but that's what he ultimately want. That's one of the main things he wants. And he's the one that's leading this committee, this global financial alliance for net, or Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero, that is trying to reshape the entire global economy by imposing its will through the financial system. It's also important to realize because we are showing you that this is all part of build back better, which is the slogan for the Great Reset, which comes from the World Economic Forum. Well, Carney is a member on the board of directors of the World Economic
Starting point is 01:03:52 Forum. So not only is he involved in all of these other countries and the race to zero with the global financial markets, net zero race, he's also a guy who's on the board of directors of the Economic Forum. So anyone who says that this is not connected, they don't know the facts. They just don't know the facts. These meetings this week are incredibly important. Are we past the point of no return yet? I think we're very, very close. I think we're very, very close. Okay. You need to act today, today. Um, and you tell your bank as you're pulling your money and transferring it to a local bank, you tell them because they're part of the net zero banking alliance, uh, that is forming in Glasgow. Again, amalgamated bank, Bank of America, City, J.P. Morgan
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Starting point is 01:06:27 I want to take very seriously a lot of complaints that came in on Friday, but I want to address it in two parts. Bill O'Reilly was on and he said some things that I strongly disagree with, but, you know, Bill and I disagree on a lot of things. This one was a pretty big disagreement, but the audience reacted differently than I did. Chris wrote in, tough decision. I have a heavy heart. I'm sad to say it has come to this as I respect you. I think you're a great human. Bill has a stance of the unvaccinated that meant by blood boil. Keep up your efforts, but I'm done listening to you. Dale and Claudia wrote in,
Starting point is 01:07:16 we have listened to you for almost 20 years today with the Bill O'Reilly segment. We're done listening on Fridays. He was disgusting and arrogant, sounded like a Nazi. I think I kind of said that in a nice way. Nothing more can be said, and please don't defend him, as that would need for us to reconsider listening at all. I will defend him. I won't defend his policy, but I will defend Bill O'Reilly.
Starting point is 01:07:37 Kathy Myers, I will no longer support Bill O'Reilly, argued that losing a great percentage of our infrastructure, first responders, firefighters, health care providers, could be a matter of public health, that police could be identified with a mask as unvaccinated, so they will know who is unvaxed, so you can stay away. This just goes on and on and on. So I called Bill and said, hey, Bill, let's talk about this.
Starting point is 01:08:04 Now, here's the one part that I, there's two parts in this. Before we get to Bill's opinion, the reason why I'm doing this is because I don't like sweeping things under the rug if if something has happened on the show we address it because we're all adults the other thing is just because we disagree with somebody and in Bill's case usually 80% agree and this is a big one on disagree but 80% agree we are not the people that cancel people I don't want to cancel people I want to cancel people I want to continue to listen to people who have different ideas and see if we can influence their thinking and also hear what the other side is saying. There are a lot of people in the country that agree with Bill. I am not one of them, but I think we should hear the other side and we have a diminishing amount of friends because of what is happening in the world. And I am not willing to make enemies out of friends.
Starting point is 01:09:11 I want to continue the conversation. That's what this show is we've tried to always stand for. We don't always meet those high ideals, but we're going to try it today. Bill O'Reilly, welcome back to the program, sir. More enlightenment. I'm getting enlightenment twice this week, unless you cancel me on Friday.
Starting point is 01:09:32 Yeah, well. And that's excellent. Yeah. Excellent enlightenment, thank you. So, Bill. Yeah. You said some pretty crazy things on Friday. Here, let me just refresh your memory.
Starting point is 01:09:43 Yes, okay. All right. How do you take 10% of the population and say, no job for you? This is recording from Friday. And expect that to work. Wait, wait, wait, wait. It's happening. Wait, Bill, hold on just a second.
Starting point is 01:09:58 Here's your response. Even as we speak where I am. I know. I know. So in New York City, they're going to lose 25% of the cops. and about 18% of the firefighters. What does that do to the city? And I mean, there's not a greater group of people that deserve that.
Starting point is 01:10:19 Who are the happiest people in the world today? The gangs who can go out and commit crimes. Correct. They can commit crimes now at will anyway. But it's 50% easier to do it today and over the Halloween weekend. Look, I'm sympathetic to. the fascist element of this. I understand.
Starting point is 01:10:43 Stop for a second. You're not saying that you're sympathetic to fascist. You're sympathetic to the people who think this is fascism, right? No, I was thinking, look, let me define what I said. Okay, all right, okay.
Starting point is 01:10:58 People hear what they want to hear. Okay. It's not what I said. I'm not for mandates. Okay. And I made that quite clear. So anybody who wrote into you and said, Oh, I don't think you did make that quite clear.
Starting point is 01:11:15 To me, I didn't get that. Okay. Because I gave you a solution. I gave you a solution to go around the mandates. But right, but your so. And dates are, number one, I don't think they're fair. And number two, I don't think they're constitutional in a private sector. Okay.
Starting point is 01:11:34 But your, but your, um, your solution. was that you would have the police not force people to have vaccines, but they'd have to wear a mask. So no one would trust that. If they were unvaxed. Right. So no one would trust that police officer, which I think is a really bad idea.
Starting point is 01:11:58 So you and I disagree. So let me ask you some questions. Okay. All right. I'm taking over the Glenbeck show. It's a thrill for me to be here. It is good to hear your humility on this. Number one.
Starting point is 01:12:11 Yes. Go ahead. You were vaxed, right? I am not vaxed. Oh, I didn't know that. I thought you were vaxed. No, I'm for a vaccine if you want it. But I had a really bad case of the vaccine.
Starting point is 01:12:21 How about your family? Some of my family members are. One of my older children and her husband are vaxed. We all had it, though. We all had COVID. All of us. You all had COVID. All right.
Starting point is 01:12:35 So do you believe that the vaccine brings down cases of COVID? Do you, Glenn Beck, believe that? Yeah, I think there's plenty of evidence to show that it brings down. Good. All right. So we're Sympatico. Vaccine brings down the level. So here we are in New York City of eight and a half million people living in New York City,
Starting point is 01:13:01 eight and a half million people. The government of New York, which is awful and terrible, they have decided that everybody who works for the city has to be vaccinated for two reasons. Number one, so the level of COVID goes down for city workers. And number two, because they want to send a message that everybody in the city should get the Vax. Okay, stop for a second. Stop for a second. I mean, you look at the numbers in Florida going down. That also can be done by herd.
Starting point is 01:13:42 Yeah, but the vaccinations in Florida went up. Now, I support DeSantis and the Florida legislature in Tallahassee and in Texas as well, passing laws against mandates. I supported that. And I don't think your audience, because, again, people hear what they want to hear. I don't think they know that. But I have a solution, and I gave it to you on Friday in New York, that if you don't get faxed and the city council says you're going to get fired unless you take the vax, which I don't think is right, that a compromise
Starting point is 01:14:22 could be reached. And that is that you get COVID tested twice a week at your own expense, and that people in the public dealing with the public, all right, would wear masks if they weren't faxed. Okay, stop. So the public would know. Okay. So the public would know who was faxed and who wasn't.
Starting point is 01:14:42 Right. Like, as I pointed out on Friday, like the Yellow Star. Here is the... No, no, but this isn't for civilians. This is for people who are in your face. Okay? It's not for everybody. It's just for city workers.
Starting point is 01:14:58 who interact with the public. So doesn't the public... Does the public not have a right to know in a contagion situation? Right? Who is vaccinated and who is not? Does the public have a right to know? No. You don't think so.
Starting point is 01:15:14 No, I don't. Here's why, Bill. Here's why. Here's why. First, Americans don't want the government telling them what to do. Okay? That's the worst thing. You want to get people faxed.
Starting point is 01:15:24 You don't do that. They want to make their own health care decisions. decisions, my body, my choice. They want to be able to maintain the ability to assess the risk in their own lives. And when you are... But that goes for non-vax people, too. I mean, it goes for people who are vaccinated, who believe the vaccination protects them. They get the same rights.
Starting point is 01:15:51 Okay, so isn't this the, well, then why don't they just wear a sticker that says, I mean, they're the ones that believe in mask in the first place. As you said on Friday, when I said the mask don't work. I don't believe in the man. This is against the mask. Right. I'm not a mask guy. So then why are you saying that if you didn't reach a compromise rather than wiping out 20% of the police department so that the criminals run wild? You could reach a compromise with the union. Okay. So here it is. And that's all I was saying. Okay. So here it is. Your compromise is those people who do get the vaccine wear the mask. So everyone knows who's vaccinated. You're asking people who don't believe...
Starting point is 01:16:30 Only if they're interacting with the public, because the public has a right to know if the person is vaccinated or not, if they have to interact with them. Okay. There are rights on the other side. All right. So let me ask you this.
Starting point is 01:16:48 What is the limiting principle on this? What stops the government from doing the same thing under the common good with now climate change or government? violence. No, look, it's a public health situation. So is, so is climate change. So is gun violence. Let's go. No, it's not. Well, that's what they're saying. Well, they are stupid. Okay. Gun violence is driven by criminals. It's not driven by guns. But that's not what they, I mean, you now have the Department of Health. It does. They're in charge. You can't open this door. because you don't know what's behind the next door.
Starting point is 01:17:31 And they're already saying these are public... Yes. Look, okay, in theory, that's fine. But every court in the country has ruled that in a public health situation, you have to get vax for measles if you want to go to public school. But it took us six years. And polio and a bunch of other stuff. I know, polio took us six.
Starting point is 01:17:57 years to get to 56%. And that's when kids were not walking. Because the media wasn't as sophisticated. Look, let's just break this down. Let's just break this down. Okay. I support states like Texas and Florida seeing mandates are illegal, number one. I don't support private companies saying to all of their employees, you have to be vaccinated or you can't work here. I think that's wrong. Okay. They can do that. They have a right to do it, but I think it's wrong.
Starting point is 01:18:36 However, and this is where your letters are coming in, I also support the right of people to know who's unvaccinated because there is a contagion. In New York City, if you didn't have the strict, public health laws they have, you'd never get over this pandemic. It would never stop. Because there's too many people on top of one another. Florida. There's not any place in Florida that corresponds to New York City. No, but you, again, you are dismissing the idea that there is a, that your body makes immunity. Your body, what does the virus, what does a vaccine do? A vaccine tricks, listen to me, it tricks your
Starting point is 01:19:26 into making antibodies. So it files that information. No government in the world can evaluate antibodies. They can't do it. This is the path of least resistance to trying to tamp down and destroy a pandemic, and it's working. The vaccines are working. Wherever vaccinations go up, cases of COVID go down.
Starting point is 01:19:52 There's a front page article in a Wall Street Journal today. Now, I understand, and I'm a champion of individual rights in this country. I am a champion. And I don't, like you, trust, particularly now, the governments that we have in most places. I don't trust Joe Biden. I certainly don't trust the New York authorities. They're not looking out for anybody. All right.
Starting point is 01:20:21 They're trying to impose a catastrophic agenda on the American people, which includes totalitarianism and socialism. And we've talked about this on your program, all right? But I also understand there is danger from COVID. Yeah, so do I. So that we all have to be reasonable in how we confront that danger. So I'm up against a break. I have to go, but we'll talk about this some more.
Starting point is 01:20:48 Our difference is that I think the danger from an out-of-control government is currently worse than the idea that everyone has to be mandated because of COVID. I think the idea that you are making pariahs out of 10, 15, 20%, even 5% of the population is a very dangerous idea. And giving the government this power, all they really have to do is say, we highly recommend it, And you can make your own choice. We were already over 80%. We were clearly on the way up.
Starting point is 01:21:32 This really kicked back when people started to say, wait a minute, you're forcing me? That doesn't seem right. Back in just a minute. Thanks, Bill. Appreciate it. Back with more real estate agents, I trust. I will get him there. Oh, I will get him there.
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Starting point is 01:23:10 But we have to make these arguments and be able to defend them, and especially among our friends. Bill, I think, is a product of growing up in New York with big government and doesn't understand that limiting principles. Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Selina Zito was the one who really correctly saw the 2016 election of Donald Trump. She's the one who really called it, and I think called it for the right reasons. She's been in and out of Virginia recently and watching the governor's race and talking to the people, not the punnance, talking to the actual people of Virginia. And I want to get a gauge from her on where does she think this election is going? Virginia and what it means.
Starting point is 01:24:06 We join her and we take your phone calls about our last segment with Bill O'Reilly. Coming up, we begin in 60 seconds. Stand by. Did you see that AT&T is holding seminars now, telling the white workers that they have to learn about their white privilege and confess their privilege? Hmm. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:24:36 Yeah. I happen to think that the people who run AT&T are not high priests. And so I'm not going to confess anything to anyone to keep my job. You know who my God is? God. Yeah. I mean, the usual one, too, you know. I'm going to confess to him and I'm going to thank him for all of my privileges, like living in this country, being born when I was born. I know that all of the gifts that he has given me, the reason why I'm sitting here today, along with a little bit of luck. And I so appreciate that.
Starting point is 01:25:15 And it humbles me to know that. And so I will go out and serve my fellow man and help others who don't necessarily have all of the advantages that I do. And that's a pack I make with God, not AT&T. But maybe that's just me. Here's the thing. We have to stop doing business with companies that. are doing things that we know are wrong. And having all of the employees of AT&T go through some sort of a CRT program
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Starting point is 01:26:28 Patriotmobile.com slash Beck or call them now, 972 Patriot. Switch now. Selina Zito, a friend of mine from way back because I pinpointed her as one of the only honest reporters I had run into in about five years. My first five years are doing national media. And here she is on the program. She's a national political reporter for the Washington Examiner. She's a columnist for the New York Post and co-author of the book The Great Reset. Hi, Selena. How are you?
Starting point is 01:27:03 Are you, Glenn? I'm very good. Very good. Always good to hear your chippy and chipper attitude. So you've been in and out of Virginia. Do you feel you have the finger on the pulse of Virginia like you did in Pennsylvania in 2016? Yeah, absolutely. Actually, I was thinking back and went back and looked at my stories from 2009.
Starting point is 01:27:27 And I came back in 2009 of August of 2009 and said, Bob McDonald's going to win this race. It's not going to be crazy. And Bob McDonald was the Civil Republican who did win that race. And this was right after Barack Obama had won in 2009. And it's sort of the same thing that I detected in 2009. In midterm elections between 2006 and 2014, it is a reaction to overreach. So voters, you know, when they send someone to Washington,
Starting point is 01:28:06 they're sending Washington a message. And when they voted for Joe Biden over Donald Trump narrowly, the message was you're giving us a promise to bring things back to normal, to calm things down. And, you know, that's what you promise. And that was our level. That was the American electorate's a level of expectation. However, when the Democrats took power in Washington, they did the exact thing they did in 2009.
Starting point is 01:28:37 And I will never forget in 2009 thing and seeing that first Tea Party with Rick Santelli. And I said, oh, the Democrats are completely misreading this. And what they're losing are not just Republicans. Maybe Republicans who voted for them hesitantly, but were unhappy with Trump's comportment. but, you know, independent voters, they are losing them by the, I don't know, bushelful, it doesn't sound like enough. But they're also losing Democrat voters as well. And it's all because of overreach. They believe that they were given a mandate.
Starting point is 01:29:19 There's no mandate. They barely hold a majority in the House. They do not hold the majority in the Senate. and they, Biden narrowly won the presidency. So the message was, calm things down,
Starting point is 01:29:34 put the brakes on, and what do they do, the exact opposite? They spend like drunken sailors. And I will tell you the first instance where I saw things start to really turn was with Afghanistan. Yes.
Starting point is 01:29:48 And while I know the issues in Virginia are local and very specific to Virginia, however, it was the same. sign of negligence. People say incompetence. I would argue if you listen to voters and you ask them the second and third and fourth question. The answer is always negligence. And so negligence began with Afghanistan. It doesn't mean people didn't want people to leave Afghanistan, but they believe that it should not have been done in the way that it was done. They believe that
Starting point is 01:30:20 there is negligence on the border. They believe that there is negligence in and what we are doing in the education system with our children. So that is where it started with Afghanistan and has just sort of snowballed and picked up steam on all these issues that face our communities that impact our daily lives. So that is the negligence thing goes to something I've been quoting recently from JFK, where he said, a mistake isn't a mistake until you refuse to correct it. It's an error. And that's the negligence here. People are seeing things go wrong and then they won't correct them. They double down on them. Yeah. And the problem, Glenn, is the people that are in the White House and the people that are on the staff and the people that are on the staff of most of the senators in D.C.
Starting point is 01:31:19 And I would argue at times the same with not just Democrats, but with Republicans, is that their experiences have stopped being with people that live in the areas that they represent. They don't know people like you or me. They don't know people who sit in a pew every Sunday, who are owning a gun, who know how to use a gun, who coach their kids' softball team or their soccer team, or are part of a community neighborhood watch where security is, important thing. They don't know people like them and they are just like the rest of our cultural curators in academia, in corporations as what
Starting point is 01:31:59 you mentioned with AT&T, like what happened with Major League Baseball with the All-Star game and the NFL. These were all people that don't know people like you and me. They don't know their customers or they don't know the people
Starting point is 01:32:15 that elected them. I hope you're not getting hit by a dump truck. I'm not. Okay. Let me go to, it's okay. I just want to make sure you were safe. Terry McCullough has said some pretty incredible things, but I just, I have such little faith in the process now and for how long you can vote is now it looks like Glenn Yonkin has the momentum. And if it were the old days, like, I don't know, pre.
Starting point is 01:32:49 2016, I would believe that Glenn Yonkin was going to win. But now I'm not sure. What do you think is happening? Well, if you take a look at the early voting numbers, there are nowhere near what they were in the last two governor's election. And Democrats always have an advantage in early voting numbers. And if you just go by party affiliation, you obviously don't know who they voted for. But if you just go by party affiliation, they're way.
Starting point is 01:33:19 below their numbers that they were in 2016, in 2020, and in those years. So that shows a lack of momentum. McCollum's mistake has been the same mistake that the national press. They believe that everything is about Donald Trump. They do not understand sort of the nuance of a voter. A voter can still have voted for Donald Trump, have liked Donald Trump, have not like Donald Trump. And this election has nothing to do with him. And the Democrats are really sort of flailing at trying to understand what the narrative is, because their narrative has always been Trumpism. And it's been that way since 2015.
Starting point is 01:34:05 And they don't know how to get off of that train. And that's a problem for them because it means they don't have anything else to offer the voters. Voters are smart enough to understand that. Are you seeing widespread kickback from what's happening in Loudoun County and the school board? Are you seeing, is that motivating a lot of people that maybe would have voted for McCullough to come out and really bring their friends out? Yeah, absolutely. So the problem, the mistake that the press has made and the mistake that Democrats have made is the old adage used to be all politics is local. And they have decided to make all national politics local, except it didn't work.
Starting point is 01:35:00 They didn't understand what was happening from the ground up. That's one thing that conservatives have always understood. They've understood grassroots and community issues in a better way that Democrats have. in big elections. And in particular in off-year off-presidential elections, whether it's midterms and or an election like we're going to see in New Jersey
Starting point is 01:35:25 and Virginia, by the way, pay attention to New Jersey. That election results are going to surprise a lot of people. The Republican may not win. However, it is going to be a lot closer than a Republican, in theory, has the right to earn in such a deep blue state.
Starting point is 01:35:44 I don't see any movement at all from the National Party at all off of some of their things that are just insane with most people. And the polling for these two new $3 trillion bills is dismal. The polling for the president is the lowest I've seen. Are they going to just keep pushing? They are because, again, they're surrounded by people that think like them and they think this works. They think this is what matters because the people that they hang out with, that they go to the cocktails parties with and they go to concerts with, think the same way. They don't know how to break out of the bubble. I have always said that national parties, both Republican and Democrat, all of their people, should like work out of Columbus, Ohio.
Starting point is 01:36:37 They shouldn't work out of Washington, D.C. And be more connected to an area that is a swing area. You know, the county around Columbus, Ohio is very swinging. You know, it goes to the left and goes to the left and goes right all the time. Live there. So you understand what matters to people on a granular level. So what are you expecting tomorrow? I think Yonkin wins it by about 1.7, 1.8 percentage points could be more.
Starting point is 01:37:08 That'd be huge. Yeah, I'm pretty secure in saying that. I would keep an eye on the Attorney General's office and keep an eye on that candidate. And I would also watch the House of Delegate races, because if this is a true wave, you're going to see Republicans gain anywhere from one to five seats. If they came five seats, they're back close to the majority. So, by the way, which they lost 32 of them, those seats in 2017. Selena, God bless you.
Starting point is 01:37:40 I hope you're right. I hope you're right. And you have been right over and over again because you actually listen to the people and not the punnance and stupid people on TV like me. Well, I would love it if people would go to my website. It's just my name, selenazito.com. And they could sign up for my emails. They're free. They're fun.
Starting point is 01:37:59 They're not fattening unless they post pictures. And they can follow all. I mean, my story out of Maryland yesterday would blow people's minds. What's it about? Well, it's just about how far Biden has dropped in blue Maryland. Blue Maryland. Well, and so has Van Hollen and Cardin. So, you know, while I don't think that Maryland's ever going to go red again,
Starting point is 01:38:24 I do think that is not an outlier, but an indication of how voters feel across the country, not just in Virginia. SelinaZito.com. SelinaZito.com. Thanks, Selina. I appreciate it. Thank you. You bet.
Starting point is 01:38:40 Nothing better than runaway afflation barreling down the road at us right before the holidays, right? I mean, exception of also maybe not enough products on the shelf. And if you just add, a lot of people aren't working, then you just think, wow, let's go, Brandon. Right? Right. Everyone is sounding the alarm right now. Jack Dorsey, Elon Musk. Did you see what?
Starting point is 01:39:05 Did you see what Elon Musk said? I will sell all of my stocks. I will sell all of my stocks. If you can prove to me how taking money from billionaires, and he has a specific amount because that's what the UN came out with. Six billion, right? Yeah. That will solve world hunger.
Starting point is 01:39:24 I'll sell all of it. And, you know, I mean, he wins. Their answer right away was, well, we didn't mean it was solve world hunger. Because they know he'd actually do it. That's right. He would. right. I don't want to live in a world of insanity anymore, and neither do you. And that's why we should prepare for the gods of the copybook headings to return. Now what I'm saying? Prepare for it.
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Starting point is 01:40:56 really unconstitutional. He came out for, he's not for vaccine mandates. He believes that everybody should have the right. However, when he got into New York and he was talking about the New York police, he said that anybody who doesn't want the vaccine should be forced to wear a mask. And I said, well, masks don't work. And he said, it doesn't matter. It's about sending a message. Well, no, no. I'm not willing to send messages and use laws to send messages.
Starting point is 01:41:33 And he has bothered several, I mean, a lot of the audience. And I had him on today because Bill and I don't agree on a lot of stuff. Um, you know, probably, probably agree on 80%, maybe even a little higher, don't you think? Yeah, I think so. And unusually, it is about big government that we disagree on. Um, and like, I would say that it is the same with me and a libertarian. We agree on probably 80%. And there are those libertarians that are like, I can't talk to him.
Starting point is 01:42:07 He's a Nazi. And no, I'm not. I agree with you. And you could sway me, bring me over. And Bill has disagreed with me on a lot of things. For instance, the caliphate. He disagreed that the Obama administration was covered in crawling in Marxists, and we'll see it with the next Democratic president.
Starting point is 01:42:29 But he agrees with George Soros, my opinion on George Soros now, and what a danger he is. He sees the Marxist in the government. And we sat there and we argued about it for a long time, even though that was very important. to me. And I felt when I would get off the air, I would be like, he, I mean, he's not buying into it. But I knew I could plant some seeds in his audience. And what we can learn now by arguing with people that we have 80% agreement with is because, believe me, now I'm on a mission.
Starting point is 01:43:06 How do I convince him? Here's a guy that I agree with 80%. We can't cut everybody off. we disagree with if they're 80% in agreement with us can't we will be left alone we need to make our tent bigger but we have to do it in a way to where we are listening to them seeing what they're thinking and in this particular case seeing what people are feeling that's why i have great concern and why i asked bill to come back on and i told him stew will tell you off the air i said a lot of listeners are losing their jobs or making big decisions because they have legitimate concerns about
Starting point is 01:43:47 the Constitution and they will they'll let go of their job. And so take it seriously because that's where I am, but I haven't lost my job. A lot of these people are looking at that prospect. We have to look at things with compassion for the other people, understand where people are. but then understand the people who agree with us 80%. How can we make in-ground with them? How can we get them to close the loop? You know, he's small government in a lot of places, and yet big government here on vaccines.
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Starting point is 01:47:00 in January, but again, because of the supply breakdown, please order the Great Reset now, so you have it in January. An incredibly important book to understand what's coming your way. All right, last hour, we talked to Bill O'Reilly, who has ruffled a lot of feathers and, in fact, made me go, you're wrong, Bill, big time, wrong on this. It all goes down to the vaccine mandates. He is not for mandates. As I understand it, how would you verbalize his position? So he's not for mandates, although he would say that the public. It's interesting, because he would base, I think he would describe the Biden, approach as not a mandate because what Biden now again this is not for it he had a lot of
Starting point is 01:47:54 caveats on this he was not saying private sector he was saying public and he was saying only public interactions so like police officers but his point was uh it's not a mandate because you can basically get tested and wear masks and do a bunch of other things um on the other side so you can get around those uh it's not he keeps coming back to the he keeps coming back to the he keeps coming back to the police and fire. And I think he's, because he's in a New York frame of mind, I think he's thinking labor unions. Here's how you broker a deal with the labor unions. Let me go to Frank in Pennsylvania. Hello, Frank. Hey, Glenn. Hey, I totally disagree with Bill on that. But I'm glad you had, yeah, I'm glad you had
Starting point is 01:48:35 him on, though, because we shouldn't be shutting people out that disagree with us, no matter how much we disagree with them. Right. And especially people that we are on the same page, 80% of the time. I think it's really important to listen to our friends who are with us 80% of the time to see what we're missing, to see maybe, and not in this case, but maybe we're wrong and don't understand something, or use that as an opportunity to figure out the best way to convince our other friends that might disagree with us. Right. And just a quick point is, you know, I'm on that camp, you know, who's seriously debating on, okay, okay, what's my exit strategy for my job going to be whenever they, you know, whenever they implement the OSHA policy.
Starting point is 01:49:22 But having said that, even though I'm that, you know, that makes me particularly sensitive to my disagreement with Bill, I still, I still want to hear the rest of what he has to say or the reason for it, because, again, we cannot turn on each other. We have to, you know, even if we disagree, you know, we have to stick together. 10 of the, sorry, 11 of the 13 colonies strongly were against slavery, slavery, but they stood together with the other two colonies because we'll have to fight that fight later. We agree on too much that is too important. And in the end, we can win that fight against slavery. We have to stand together. Thanks, Frank.
Starting point is 01:50:06 Let's go to Tony in Arizona. Hello, Tony. Hey, how you doing, Glenn? Good. I just wanted to let, or actually try to let Bill know of some facts that are out there. One fact is India, a state in India of 241 million people have been declared COVID-free. That's because promoted Ivermectin, and they do have a very low 5.8% of the vaccinated population. Hmm.
Starting point is 01:50:33 So it's not Ivermectin. It's herd immunity, though, isn't it? Yeah, well, they used ivermectin as a prophylactic and herd immunity would would catch up. Okay. I think one of the issues here when you talk about this stuff is if it boils down to who is right about vaccines and who is not, then we are not arguing the constitutional principles behind this. Yes. You know, you ask that question about what's the limiting principle to this argument? Why can't they go and use these issues when it's global warming or guns or whatever else they call as a public health issue?
Starting point is 01:51:07 That's ridiculous. Well, it's not to the people who are currently in the White House. They've already said that. The CDC is doing research now on the epidemic of shootings as a health hazard. Yeah. They railroad everything through that. How many times do we during the George Floyd protests here that racism is a public health issue? Correct.
Starting point is 01:51:30 The problem here is if you're limiting principle of your argument is I think the other people's argument is bad. I think Ivermectin is better. I think vaccines are actually bad. I think COVID isn't that serious. Well, then it's just a matter who's in power. Who's in power to say the other argument is dumb or not?
Starting point is 01:51:50 And that is not a good way to run a country. It's why we have big walls set up with a constitution and a form of government that is that our founders envisioned. So you can't just have whoever's in power just saying I want X, Y, and Z. And I think A, B, and C is dumb. And then
Starting point is 01:52:06 power switches and we switch that that structure. You have to have those. That's why personal liberty argument, I think is much more effective than whether you think any particular treatment is good or bad. It's why I think if I were in AT&T today and I was having being called into a meeting where they're going to tell me to confess my whiteness. That is literally happening today in AT&T. I would be saying I don't confess my whiteness to you. I don't confess my privilege or my sins to any man. I I recognize that all that I have, everything that I have, and everything that the earth has, comes from God. And I am here to help protect it, maintain it, keep it safe. But yes, also use its resources in the most effective and safest way I possibly can.
Starting point is 01:52:58 And I do it with respect, not of my fellow man alone, but God and my fellow man, only because that's another of God's creatures. And if I want favor from God, if I want to be in line with him, then I should protect his fellow planet and creatures as well. They're him. They're his. My success is his. This show is his. My voice is his. I recognize him.
Starting point is 01:53:27 Not you, the guy from HR at AT&T. No. It is against my religion to confess. confess my privilege to you. No. Thanks for your call. Let me go to Katie. Hello, Katie.
Starting point is 01:53:45 You're on the Glennbeck program. Hi, Glenn. Longtime fan. Thank you so much, Katie. Hey, I agree with your comment that when we agree 80% of the time, you know, we have to find where we can agree so that we can convince each other on the other 20%. Yes.
Starting point is 01:53:59 But I think O'Reilly, I listened to them live on Friday, and boy, that was a cringe moment. Oh, I know. It was. I love your comeback with the yellow star. Yes. And I can't imagine wanting to shame unvaccinated people by making them wear a mask. And I can further can't imagine taking away the paychecks of thousands of first responders
Starting point is 01:54:17 because maybe they're, maybe they're natural, maybe they have natural immunity. And natural immunity has durability. I had COVID in January. And like just as recently as a month ago, I was helping a family that was, they all had COVID and I was getting their groceries. And I had one of them in the car, driving it back and forth places. And I didn't get reinfected. So I know this has got a 10.
Starting point is 01:54:36 10-month durability at minimum. One more thing. I have spent like $500 on two tickets to the Trump-O-Reilly history tour at the Dallas venue. And they're requiring masks. And I sent O'Reilly an email and said, hey, or at least through his website to his staff got it.
Starting point is 01:54:55 I said, I don't know if you're aware of this, but I don't think Trump people are going to be down with the mask mandate at the O'Reilly Trump History Tour. And I got a response back that, you know, it's not up to us. It's up to the The venue.
Starting point is 01:55:08 The venue. It actually is up to the venue, and it is why I just did something with Mercury 1, and I did it at the venue I did, the Toyota Music Center, because they don't require masks from the audience. They do require them backstage. And so everybody that was inconvenience were people like me, and I'm like, I don't give a flying crap if I'm wearing a mask while I'm standing backstage. I'm taking it off when I get on stage. age makes no sense, but that's their rule. You know, and it is up to each venue. There are some artists that will not do it.
Starting point is 01:55:46 But I don't think Donald Trump is one of those artists, honestly, because Donald Trump is very proud of the vaccine. He's the guy who got it done. And I think he also believes in masks, not mandates, but he does believe in masks. Yeah, I will say too, specifically on the American Airlines Center. I was actually at the Mavs game yesterday. And they have a vaccine mandate and mask mandate throughout the stadium. They have, if you're within 15 feet of the court, you have to have a proven negative test from the past couple of days.
Starting point is 01:56:18 However, they're lifting, I believe, almost all of that as of, I think, November 15th. So I don't remember when the date was for. It was in December. So, yes. So it might not be happening. It might not be in effect, at least for the, I know it was for the Mavs. I think it's all AAC stuff. Let me go to Joel in Washington.
Starting point is 01:56:35 Hi, Joel. Hi, this is bizarre. Yeah, I have to agree with you that I didn't agree with O'Reilly's assessment of the mask mandates or the vaccine mandate. My husband is vaccinated and got COVID and then came home and gave it to me. And I'm not vaccinated. So, yeah, it's extremely. tense and high anxiety level where I live in Washington State. Oh, so.
Starting point is 01:57:14 I know it. Yeah. God bless you. When are you moving away from there? Where in Washington State, Eastern or Western Washington? The dry side of Washington State. Okay, all right. And that's gone crazy because that used to be very conservative on that side.
Starting point is 01:57:29 Yeah, yeah. I live in Kennewick. Okay. Benton County. Okay. Yeah. If I'm not mistaken, that's where the, nuclear power plant is, right?
Starting point is 01:57:39 Correct. Yeah, yeah. We live just 30 miles from it. Okay. Yeah. Well, good. All right. Thank you.
Starting point is 01:57:45 Are they trying to shut that thing down yet? I mean, I know they've always been trying to. Oh, okay. Sorry, we lost you. They're always trying to shut the power plants down. They've been doing that since I was a kid in Seattle. It's like, it's the safest form of energy ever. ever look it up the safest form of energy ever and yet we have to shut it down makes no oh by the way
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Starting point is 02:00:02 We live for the first time in my lifetime. I agree with people that say we live into Americas. I've never believed that. Yeah. I do now. It's almost literal at this point, especially when you consider the COVID stuff, we should play this Bill Maher audio tomorrow if we get a chance. Do we have time?
Starting point is 02:00:20 I don't think we have time for it today. You have two minutes? See, we have. No, we have time for it today. No time. Okay. But they, he was saying like, you know, look, the pandemic's over. And he's a guy, he's traveling from state to state to state to state.
Starting point is 02:00:33 And he's saying this is, the red states are, are, are, are. are great and the blue states are terrible. Yeah, he said the, the blue states have almost lost their mind. Yeah. He said it's oppressive in the blue states. And that's, I think people who travel are the ones who are waking up on,
Starting point is 02:00:51 on this, the fastest, because they'll leave a blue state. And I personally, I think the Northeast has just lost their mind. I really think that that has been so beaten into their heads. that they're afraid of other states and people coming in without masks. They truly are afraid.
Starting point is 02:01:12 Where the people from California that I have seen at least are coming in and going, wow, really? I mean, everything's open. You guys are like, this is weird. They do. They find it very strange and uncomfortable. Yeah. And that.
Starting point is 02:01:26 But not uncomfortable like I think New Yorkers find it. New Yorkers find it like, this is irresponsible. This is horrible. Where I think Californians, at least the ones that I've, you know, seen and met and many of them quasi-liberal, you know, wouldn't vote for Trump and probably voted for Biden because of Trump, but not because of Biden, you know, those kind of people. They were, they've all been saying, this is, this is the way it should be. This is crazy in California.
Starting point is 02:01:54 It's ridiculous at this point. Ridiculous. And I think, you know, look, I think McColliffe is paying a price for that in Virginia, along with the education stuff. You know, predict it, which is a, a, a market. market where you can buy, you know, a single share. This is money where your mouth is. Yeah, but buy a share in the prediction of what's going to happen.
Starting point is 02:02:12 A month ago had Terry McColliffe at 80% chance to win. Now is at a 48% chance to win. Wow. Yonkin is actually, for the first time, the last couple of days has crossed over to be the favorite. Now, how will that affect? I'd like you to look at the polls tonight and from the polls the last few weeks and tell me how you think that is going to be affected because of weeks and weeks and
Starting point is 02:02:35 weeks of early voting. Yeah, that's an interesting part of this. I don't understand people who have early vote that early because there's so much stuff that can happen that you should go, wait a minute, wait a minute. Maybe it's just me. All right, we will see you tomorrow back here, great show. Thank you so much for listening.
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