The Glenn Beck Program - The Left’s Racism Is on FULL Display Post-Roe | 6/28/22

Episode Date: June 28, 2022

Pat and Stu set the record straight on the often misinterpreted issue of “separation of church and state.” Fifty immigrants tragically died while being transported in the back of a semi-truck. Pat goes through the worst-run cities in America, and they all have a common theme: Democrats run them. Places like New York are offering vaccines for monkeypox, but only for people with specific sexual preferences. Stu and Pat discuss how the fight to end abortion is far from over. Justice Clarence Thomas is getting most of the heat for the overturning of Roe v. Wade, putting the Left’s racism on full display. The corporate media is exaggerating the abortion issue to shift the focus from how awful everything else is due to Democratic policies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Because Whoopi Goldberg, well, she had a message yesterday for Clarence Thomas. And I think he appreciates it, too. He needs to learn. From her. From her. So the Supreme Court justice, the incredible levels of education, constitutional law expert, been in the Supreme Court for a really long time now. About 30 some years. Yeah.

He needs to learn from the Sister Act 2 lady. Yes. Not even the sister. I didn't even want to put her in the Sister Act. The Sister Act 2. Right. That's the lady that's going to teach Clarence Thomas about the Constitution. And here she is teaching.

Nothing is pressing anymore. Well, you better hope that they don't come for you, Clarence, and say, you should not be married to your wife, who happens to be wife. Because they will move back. You're not in the Constitution. You're back to being a quarter of a person. Because that's not going to work either. Wait, you're back to being a quarter of a person?

That's that. That's a... I missed that on my show. You're back to being a quarter of a person. That's again a reference. To the three-fifths clause, which is not a quarter. No. It's not a quarter.

And it wasn't that at all. It wasn't anything to do with the value of the person and how much of a person they are. It was trying to keep the population of the South down. And it was really, it was helpful to the cause. of ending slavery. Again, you may, I will say this. When I heard, I had heard this so many times growing up through high school, where they tell us we never learn about slavery, but shockingly, I did.

And we eventually started learning about the three-fifths clause, which that one, right? Yeah, it sounds weird when I say it for some reason today. The three-fifths clause, which I was always told was the way Whoopi just explained it. Except for the fact that they got the number right. It's not the quarter clause. But the three-fifths clause, which to me, growing up, learning in school, I went to public school so you can tell why the show sucks many days. But it was a situation where black people were valued less than white people.

That was the whole plan. White people had the power. They wanted to demean black people. They said they're only worth three-fifths a person. And I believe that for a very long time. And I will say you can learn things from people who aren't necessarily the most intelligent person. Because later in life, I learned from one Glenn Beck that the three-fifths clause was actually not a slam on African-Americans at all. In fact, it was the abolitionists who supported it.

Not the other way around. It was not the South who was like, I want black people to only count for three-fifths. it was the people in the north, the people who wanted to abolish slavery who believed that. Interesting note here, the people in the South wanted them to count one for one.

They did. They wanted them, they wanted them to count five-fifths. Yes. So if you were on the side of five-fifths, you were on the side of the South. Right. If you were on the side of three-fiths, you were the side of the north.

And the reason for that, as Pat, you just mentioned, is they wanted to keep the southern population down so that the southern states would not have all, of the power and that eventually would lead to the overturning of slavery. Yeah, because the three-fifths clause is in something that describes a thing we do in this

country called a census. And what a census does is count people for the purpose of representation. The more people you have, the more representation you get. So it would have empowered the South a lot more than they counted the slaves. one to one. And if I remember right, the initial, the initial pitch from the north was zero-fifths. Yeah. They wanted it to not count at all. Right. They wanted black people to not count at all. And that was not because they were like, oh, all excited. We really get to slam those black people. We don't like them. That was not the way that they looked at it. They looked at it as a representation

issue so that the South wouldn't essentially run the country. And guess would have, I mean, look, we all know, slavery would have lasted a lot longer. I think it would have been gone by now, but it still would have lasted a lot longer if they did not do that. So again, Wuppie Goldberg is arguing the point of the South. Eventual Confederacy. Right. Right. This is, this was, this was the point of people who wanted slavery to continue.

Whoopi Goldberg is idiotically and completely wrong with her fractions, arguing for their point. And she's also bringing up something that nobody is talking about or considering. And that's ending interracians. marriage making that illegal? Yes. Well, there's a... We talked about this yesterday. There's a big collection

of scare tactics out there on the left. And they can't just say, you know, they were so confident about how their... The abortion rights were the most important thing in the universe. And then as soon as Rovers's Way gets overturned, they have to say it's 10 other things, right? Yeah.

It's not happening. It's not happening. The interracial marriage thing is completely ridiculous. In fact, I don't even think... Correct me if I'm wrong, because Thomas did mention several cases that we should quote unquote revisit. We talked about them yesterday. It was the Lawrence versus Texas. And there was the Obergefell gay marriage decision and the contraception decision.

But I don't think he mentioned the interracial marriage decision. I don't think so. And he's the only vote for going back to the other cases. And he didn't even mention the interracial marriage. This is just like a complete conspiracy thing. theory from Whoopi Goldberg. But the left is trying to push this, Pat. I know.

I know. They're breaking out anything they can because they're just absolutely desperate. Because this has been a terrific week. I think we talked about, mentioned this yesterday. What a great week it's been for conservatism. It really has because, you know, nobody ever thought, at least none of us thought that they'd end Roe v. Wade. That was a complete surprise.

they also upheld the First Amendment and religious rights. Multiple times. They've, they ruled positively on gun rights. They're about to rule on immigration and climate change. And we'll see if those go well as also. But I would be really incredible so far. I don't know what's going to happen with immigration, honestly. That one, I don't have a great sense as to which way they might go.

I would be very surprised if this court stood with the EPA on, the EPA versus West Virginia, just because like, you know, the week, we always talk about how we're some of these justices you get really scared of, like Kavanaugh, Roberts, obviously the two kind of that lead that group. And you're always worried about how they're going to rule. But like, to give credit where credit is due, Roberts has been really good on religious liberty in a lot of these cases. Like, he's been on the right side. He wrote the one in Maine. He wrote that opinion. He was, he voted correctly in the Kennedy decision that came out yesterday. He's been pretty reliable on religious liberty.

And, you know, Kavanaugh, I have questions about him on certain types of issues. Like, I was worried about him on Roe versus Wade, frankly. Yeah, I was worried. And you could see in his concurring opinion that he wasn't nearly as solid as the other four. But when it comes to administrative issues like this, state power agencies overreaching, he's been all, he's always been good on that. That was kind of him and Gorson. which are rock solid as far as we know on those types of issues.

So I would be kind of surprised if the EPA case does not go the right way. And that might be, as we mentioned yesterday, the most significant one for your day-to-day life. Because it affects the way the entire government operates. No longer, in theory, if we get the best ruling possible, will these agencies be able to overreach their power and just kind of just do whatever they want outside of legislation? Congress is supposed to pass laws when these things are supposed to go on. not just like, oh, let us let the EPA handle the regulation of the entire economy. Think about COVID.

This is one of the ones that, this is why it's so crucial right now, Pat. Think about COVID. You've got the, what was it, the, they had the CDC jumping in doing all sorts of stuff. They had the housing commission jumping in. They had, what was the, I can't even remember now. With OSHA doing, trying to do the vaccine mandates. they had the eviction bans going on from all these various agencies that didn't seem have anything to do with housing.

They just do it. And all of this stuff could be in jeopardy, which would be fantastic. That's a very good thing. Look, you want to do these things. A lot of them you can do. But you've got to do them through Congress. You need to actually have the balls to pass a law. Yeah.

Well, we wanted to, but it's hard. So what? So what? You know, they keep saying the same thing with the Constitution. Like, well, but it's hard to amend the Constitution. Yeah, it was supposed to be. So what? Supposed to be hard.

If you can't get overwhelming consensus to do something, you don't do it. That's how the, that's how the, the Constitution amendment process works. Well, Joy sees things a little bit differently. Joy Behar is a little upset. with this with with this particular supreme court and uh here's what she had to say yesterday it's necessarily but we have don't we have church uh separation yes no we don't anymore we don't and have thomas jesus and have thomas jesson there and alexander hamilton hello oh do we still have a separation of church and state here is in the constitution yeah it's not

it's the first amendment guarantee and we don't seem to have that anymore we're in a theocracy right now Six of a nine. We're in a theocracy right now and people should know it. Should they know it? They should because we're in a theocracy right now. They're not even paying attention to the separation of church and state in the Constitution. They really aren't. They're not.

And they shouldn't be because it's not there. It's not in the Constitution. Wait a minute. The words separation of church and state do not appear in the Constitution. They do not appear in the United States Constitution. Where did that come from? It came from a letter. A letter.

Thomas Jefferson wrote to a Baptist minister in 1803. So, first of all, he was literally connecting to someone from the church. So it's odd to say that the separation of church and state came from Thomas Jefferson to a pastor. And what the Baptist minister was worried about was that they were going to, I think in Connecticut, that they were going to declare an official religion for that state. and he was saying, can this happen? And Jefferson was telling him, no, there's protections for religion against the state. There's a separation there.

And the point, the whole point of the letter was that they're protecting religion from the state, not the state from religion. Right. That's the biggest thing people forget about that. Yeah. And I would say forget, in Joyce case, she obviously never knew it because she doesn't know anything. Nothing. I can say with certainty she did not know this fact. because she does not know any facts.

So it's impossible for her to know that fact when there is an absence of facts in her little brain. And again, I've talked about this several times lately because the Coven is so prevalent. Is that the name of the show? The Coven? The Coven. Yeah. Okay.

Yeah. And that's that they're so stupid about so many things. They're so non-factual. They lie. They make things up. I can't believe they're still on the air. I know. 25 years, it says on their logo.

25 years. And they're a division of ABC News. The View is actually part of ABC News and they're wrong all the time. Yeah. Had that happened, what, once on the Glenn Beck program on Fox News, it would have been over. Yeah. Would have been over. Can I throw a quick theory at you about the View?

Mm-hmm. Is it possible this is actually a long-term plot by male chauvinists? where they just like, what if we put the dumbest five women on television together all the time to talk about things? Would have been a good idea. Everyone will sit here and be like, oh my gosh,

women, maybe they shouldn't vote. Maybe we should go back and overturn the amendment because they obviously don't know anything. I'm not saying that's my plan. I'm just saying that may be a plan from like some hardcore men's rights male chauvinist group that was just like,

what it, just, this is going to sound ridiculous. Stay with me. we put Joy Behar on. Like, people will think women are jokes for centuries to come.

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Of course. Already blocked in Louisiana, blocked in Utah. Of course. A judge just okayed yesterday. Abortions to continue in Utah, even though they had a trigger law that went into effect. And of course, the judicial activism has commenced. And they're trying to get them on basically technical grounds. You know, most of these states could pass variations to these bills if needed.

So it's just they're deletial. the inevitable, I think, in most of these states. But the great thing is, they really can't challenge them on constitutional grounds anymore. You know, there's really nothing to go for there, at least for a long time, which is very good news. I think the most fascinating cases are in places like Wisconsin. You know, Wisconsin, not your traditional red state, right? Typically purple. It's gone red a couple times, you know, recently.

But generally speaking, is thought of as a purple, maybe leaning blue state. But they have a law in place from, I want to say it was. like 1849 that basically said abortion was banned. And when Roe versus Wade happened, it never got repealed because they didn't need to repeal it. There was the, you know, you had Roe versus Wade, so it was guaranteed. It was a manufactured constitutional right out of thin air. And that constitutional right no longer exists.

We went back to the correct position of it not existing, which was how the Constitution is actually written. And now the people are like, well, the law. back in effect. So all the abortion clinics have closed in Wisconsin because of this 1849 law. Now, there's a Democratic governor there, but a Republican legislature. So they can't, they can't just get rid of it and vote in another law. They're not going to have politically that will. Of course, there's all the challenges are going to come as well. But it is kind of interesting that that was one of the categories. There's other states that obviously will wind up severely limiting abortion,

but didn't have trigger laws as well. That's going to be another phase of this. There's a lot to come on this whole unrolling of the world without row. A lot of people are screaming about these laws that they have no exceptions. The Utah law actually had exceptions. And that was mother's life endangerment. So if the mother is in danger of losing her life because of the pregnancy, it was, abortion was allowed. To be clear, every single one of the trigger laws has that.

All of them. Every single one has an exception for life of the mother. Utah also had an exception for if the pregnancy was caused by rape or incest. Yeah, most of them have that too. There are a few that do not. I think South Dakota is one that does not have it. Christy Noem was on TV this weekend talking about that. And of course, that's now, you know, that's the entire debate from the left.

Like, what about a 13-year-old who, you know, they could just come up with the most like crazy, like, crazy, like, here's a situation from a lifetime movie I saw. What would happen then? And it's like, yes, that can happen. And it's terrible. And like, that is a difficult discussion we can have. But it's like, first of all, very small percentage of the cases. The other thing is, when you get rid of Roe versus Wade, all of the sudden, those conversations have validity again. The whole time we've been talking about this, we've basically said, look, we could talk about that at some point, but that's not really relevant right now. Right. Like right now, like it's such a small percentage of cases, blah, blah, blah, blah.

The good news is, now it is relevant. Now we actually have those conversations for a freaking reason, which is nice. Yeah. Utah's law also provided for two physicians who practice maternal fetal medicine concurred that the fetus has a defect that's uniformly diagnosable and uniformly lethal. Interesting. All right. Triple-8-7-27-B-E-C-K.

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conservative voices at blazedtv.com promo code Glenn. It's Pat and Stu for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program this week. What a horrible tragedy in Texas yesterday. 50 immigrants were found in the back of a semi-trailer and, well, 50 were dead. 16 were taken to a hospital and in bad shape. You can't stuff 100 people in the back of a semi in the Texas heat in late June and expect everything to be fine while you're driving them across the border and smuggling them into this country. I would say it's ill-advvival. to go outside in any capacity right now.

It is. Don't go outside. Don't get into your car. Just stay inside in the air conditioning and hope and pray that modern convenience makes it livable. It's been rough. The past couple of weeks, it's been over 100 almost every day here in the Dallas area. And when you've got no ventilation and you've got no air coming in, oof, no, this is bad. And look, terrible.

You know, obviously you can't control every single. you're not going to catch every single thing that comes across the border. This stuff does happen and it shouldn't happen. And I think like the message that the government constantly sends to illegal immigrants is, hey, you're welcome. Come. We love you. You know, hugs, kisses.

How much money do you need? You know, hey, come on in. We'll release you. We'll give you a great life here. Great life. I mean, Biden, you've got nothing to worry about if you come here. Biden explicitly made these arguments during the campaign. Yes.

And of course, that's caused a massive part of our border problem overall. And you see this as a, you can't, you see this as an effect of those policies over a long period of time. You know, people in, in Central America, Mexico, Colombia, all the way down to South America, should be aware that if you decide to come to the border, it is you are taking your life in your own hands and got. only knows what's going to happen. There's no way we can protect you. That's not, it's not, it's that's not something that you should expect, sadly, because there's a lot of people that coyotes and others that will do everything they can to exploit your life for your money. Yeah, they don't care. They don't care. They don't care. They don't care. They don't care. They want their $7,000 per person and they'll take that and they don't care what happens to you.

It's really tragic. It really is. And, you know, our policy, have a part in causing these incidents over and over again going back in decades. But I mean, this one is particularly terrible. And it is a foreshadowing. We're still, we still have the overwhelming amount of people who are waiting on the border to cross. I mean, it's building every day. We've had numbers that we've never seen before. The entire Biden administration and has not had the press as some of his other catastrophes because, you know, there's been so much to cover. Normally, I'm critical of the media for not covering all of his, you know, the Democrat president's catastrophes. It's almost impossible to ask them to do that. There's too many.

Every aspect of this presidency has been an unmitigated disaster. Every aspect of it. Nothing has gone right. I don't know if this guy's the unluckiest person who ever lived. He's just the most incompetent or the most incompetent. Yeah. And I think that's what it is. Ever had. I mean, there are several issues that clearly are bigger to the average Americans life to focus on. I mean, everything from inflation, gas prices, economy. Obviously, COVID was part of that. And that didn't, he didn't handle that very well either. You know, Ukraine is still a big situation. We sent 50 billion dollars plus to Ukraine. We just agreed to billions more at the G7. Almost every single week, we agree to billions more in Ukraine almost every week.

And how deeply do we want to be enmeshed in this? Yeah. And honestly, like, Ukraine is basically his most popular policy, which is stunning. I mean, it's not popular. It's stunning. But it is more popular than anything else he's doing. And you look at the border, while the numbers and the constant horror show on the border has not really been covered by the media, people know about it.

It's actually outside of inflation and some of these, his economic measures, as far as as popularity goes and job performance goes, it's the lowest one out of all of them. I mean, people realize it's going badly. They're just not getting beat over the head by the coverage. But once this flow comes, they're not going to have a choice to avoid that either. This is why they're so big on the abortion thing. They want the abortion thing to be the issue you vote on because they know, at the very least, they have, you know, half the people who generally speaking are.

you know, some level of abortion support. Yeah. And, you know, they've seen the Handmaid's Tale. Maybe they'll get the reference. And like you mentioned, what else does he have? He's got nothing else. I mean, he's underwater on everything. The economy is terrible.

Inflation skyrocketing. Gas prices are completely out of control. You've got the border, which is a mess. Crime? Crime is not, yeah. It's going through the roof. That's not good. A lot of these big cities.

I mean, that's why the two things they have right now, they believe, are January 6th and the motion. Right. Those are the two things. It's why they're making such a big deal about it. They scheduled a brand new conference or, you know, session for today in their committee because they have supposed new evidence. We'll see what that is. They've said that multiple times. Of course.

Multiple times. And it's like a nothing burger every time. So they're trying to come up with something, right? And like, look, you'd expect this out of a party. They're not going to just sit here and lose nicely. They're going to try to do something. But it's just shocking how little they have to hang on to. They can't afford to anything.

And they even make, I mean, was it Biden that talked about the police officer on January 6th? They even try to still maintain that the mob on January 6th killed the police officer, Brian Sicknick. Yeah. He had two strokes. Right. How are you blaming that on the Trump supporters? you can't. They're also blaming the suicides

that two other cops committed later on, weeks afterward. That was because of January 6th as well. I mean, they act like multiple murders occurred when these were health-related issues, mental or physical health. And there's just no reason to exaggerate what it was. It wasn't good.

Right. There is, it is, and it was, you know, like the January 6th committee could be worth something. Like, for example, I'd really like to know why we didn't have enough security at the Capitol. And why were some officers allowing people to come in? Sure. And others were, you know, shooting tear gas at the grow. I think it's valuable to know what Trump's response was to it. You know, I mean, we watched it happen in real time. It felt like a long time. What was really going on? Why, why wasn't he out there, you know, tweeting or making speeches right after

it? I'd like to know. I mean, I think it's important for us to know. But does anybody there may be valid reasons. There may be, maybe he was on the phone talking to people constantly. I'd like to know the answer to it. But the bottom line is we know for certain this committee is not serious in finding those answers. They are out there to just smear Donald Trump and go after him and try to make Republicans all look like they're wearing horns and breaking into Nancy Pelosi's office. And that's not who they were. It's not even the people who were at the speech on January 6th.

Most of those people weren't even involved in any of that stuff. So this is just there. It shows an incredible amount of desperation. And I think some connection to reality. They realize how badly this is going to go for them. They see a historic wave election right around the corner, smacking them in the face and no argument to make against it. And they're on the wrong side of it.

They're on the wrong side of it. They don't have. There's no. there's you know it's like a giant tidal wave is coming toward them and they have no sea walls they have nothing they're all just standing there on the beach going holy crap so they're trying to dig themselves a hole and hoping that works out well that doesn't usually work out very well but that does seem to be their attempt this is all because of that all of the the January 6th thing because of the way it's being done i think is just all them trying to hold on to political points yep and similarly i'd say

the same thing for the way many of the Democrats are reacting. Now, there are people on the left who really care about abortion and it's their big thing. We know Joe Biden isn't one of those people. He's one of those people. He said himself, every abortion is a tragedy in 2006. Not 1986. 2006. This is a guy who he claims to be very religious, a guy who obviously understands at least the pro-life side of this argument, right? He understands, he might not agree with it, but he understands it. at least he did at one point when he wasn't 80 years old. And so for him to act, you listen to a speech after the Roe versus Wade decision comes out in the Dobbs case. And his whole speech is about voting for Democrats.

Nancy Pelosi, you've got to vote for us. That's how you solve this problem. It's always the way you solve this problem. Always the same thing. And it shows how desperate they are. It really does. It's embarrassing. But it is reality for the left.

right now. Committee member, Representative Jamie Raskin called, he called what's coming up for the committee a deluge of new evidence. It's a deluge of new evidence. I can't wait to see what it is. Is this all the documentary thing? I guess like it seems like the Trump administration had commissioned a documentary through this period with like a friendly source. And so they had a bunch of interviews right after January 6th with all these big players that were supposed to go into this. Essentially, like it's been described as a puff piece documentary, like one of those documentaries. You know, we're showing history. It was their approval was needed for the footage to be used and stuff. Is it the Nick Searcy thing?

Or is it is a different one? I don't know. I'm not sure. I don't think it is. But it was there's a, they had all of these interviews. It was a guy who's, I can't think of who it was, his name off the top of my head, but it was a guy who's friendly with the administration. So they were like, yeah, we'll do it. I mean, we know this isn't like a hit piece.

So they came in and they had all these interviews. Like one of the things they were trying to hype a lot is that Ivanka Trump said something about how, well, you know, we don't know. We want to make sure we're fighting for every vote to be counted or something. As if that disagrees with what she said earlier when she said, you know, I heard Bill Barr say that, you know, the election wasn't stolen, so I believed him. They're like, done, done, a big moment. It's like, wait, so she wants every vote to be counted? Like, how is that bad at all? every vote should be counted, number one.

And number two, it doesn't disagree at all with her, you know, hearing in a private meeting with somebody that wasn't stolen in her believing it. Like, it doesn't mean that she doesn't want every vote to be counted. It's silly stuff like this, but they're just desperate for anything they can get their claws into. Yeah, the panels investigators sat for two hours with British filmmaker Alex Holder. Is that who you're talking about? Might be.

That might be the guy. That's not the guy who was like, related to the Trump administration though. A guy who's related to the Trump administration commissioned a documentary. And then that footage that was initially going to be used in this documentary is now, now all of it is being turned over to the committee. So who knows, you know, maybe somebody did say something interesting in there. We might find that out.

So far what they've leaked, it has not been interesting. No, it has not. No. It's been nothing. Absolutely nothing. Nothing. Triple-8-7-27-B-E-C-E-C-A. More Pat and Stufer Glenn coming up.

Glenn back. Join the conversation 888-7-27-B-E-C-K. All right, it's Pat and Stu in for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program. He's on vacation and we back soon. You know, Pat, one of the things I went back and forth on, I got so many texts and so many messages from people I hadn't talked to in a while, from just everybody I could, everybody I knew who was on the pro-life side of things on Friday. And they all kept texting me and we went back and forth and it was just so cool.

And everyone, I just kept typing the same thing over and over again. I just kept saying, what a day. Like what a day. I can't believe this day has come. And so I was thinking about how to, we were talking about like, what do we, you know,

we want to come up with a pro-life shirt or something, what can we do? And I just thought, you know, let's just put the date on there. 6, 24, 22. That's it.

I like it. And we have that available now at stew doesmerch.com, if you want to check that out. It's a great way because what I love about it is, everybody who knows will know, you see that date,

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Check it out. And they've got, I think, you know, stickers and hats and T-shirts and all that stuff. So check it out if you want to have that moment. Because I like the moment when you're walking down and someone looks at your shirt and they know what it is and no one else around does and kind of get that little nod. Yeah, I like that too. I like that too. That's great. All right. Did you see that they had a big festival, a big eco festival in England.

And Greta Thunberg was there. I prefer to pronounce it. Greta Tudlenberg. Okay. Yes. She was there. What is she? 36 now or something. She's the teenager that never ceases to be a teenager. Right. And she's at these ecology things and these climate change. things. And what I loved about this particular event was how concerned these people are about the earth and the environment and making sure that they're living a clean life and really protecting the earth. And here's what the festival grounds look like right after the festival

ended. And there it is. You can see it. It's like a giant dumpster or a, a landfill was dropped in the middle of London. And the litter here and the fact that nobody cared about cleaning up after themselves or just putting a, I don't know, one of their bags and their trash in a garbage can instead of on the lawn. Oh my gosh. Look at that. How do you claim to be an environmentalist when you do this? Did Greta go out and pick it up?

No, she did not. She did not? No, she did not. Are you sure? Is not something? No, she did not. Wow. That's incredible.

We should compare and contrast that with what the mall in D.C. looked like after we had 500,000 people gather there. It was cleaner than when we got there. A little less appetite for Greta's nonsense when gas is $5 a gallon. That's true. Yeah, that's true. This is the Glenn Back program. Let me tell you about Grip 6.

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Did you know there's no trans rights in those cities? It's like the hands made, handmaids tale. Yeah, that's a good reference because no one's made it. You know, no one's put together that particular reference. I thought it was really creative. Yeah, you know, it's interesting. Now, I have heard it from every Democrat. Oh, you have?

That's ever lived. Yes, the handmaids tale reference. but I would like to hear it more often because it's so incredibly smart. Top or poe, if you will. It is. Of course, it's interesting that you're saying that the people who argue for smaller government and less control of government of your life are the people that are going to implement the full control of your life through the government.

Because that makes a lot of sense. Sure it does. Sure it does. It's really consistent with the. with the Constitution and the principles we espouse is a bunch of theocratic leaders taking over and making women have to, you know, a big part of family values on the right has always been, you should be married to a woman and then have a concubine on the side to impregnate constantly. That's a big part of the conservative argument for this country.

How many times do we've talked about that on this show? It's the big vision of conservatives. You must have a concubine on the side. That's kind of what the whole, I mean, that's the whole argument for conservatism in this country is pro-concubine. It always has been. And that's why the Handmaid's Tale is so prescient, you know, it really is. It really is. Look, if we get in control, yes, we're telling you now, concubines.

That's what's happening. Gotta have them. We're very pro-concubine on this program. Gotta have them. We got to have, you got to have a concubine. Now, I prefer tan. Ten is great. Ten is great if you can get ten.

And I will say, we also want them to dress very, very, very, very, uh, is a lot. in a covered up way. We don't want to see their hair. We don't want to see really any part of them except their face. That is the way we've been talking about. That's what we want. Concubines, but well-dressed concubines.

Yeah. Well, covered anyway. Covered. Yeah, that's not necessarily. Definitely covered. That's stylish. Because you don't even want to see their wrist, you know? No.

You want their sleeves to go down up to about their fingers. I mean, you look at Clarence Thomas's writings from law school. He talks very much about anti-rist pro-concubine. That's pretty much his only two positions. he was huge at Yale on that. Those were the two things. Oh, yeah. In fact, I think his final thesis at Yale was about that.

It was. Yeah, it was. Did you hear the other day, this is a little bit, I know I'm dragging you off topic a little bit here, but the someone, I think it was on NBC News, called Amy Coney Barrett a handmaiden. Oh, my gosh. I mean, how, here is a woman who's, this is the ultimate example of feminism, right? back in the original thought of it, a woman who can rise above everything to have a giant family

and still achieve all of her dreams rise to be one of the most powerful people in the nation. Yeah. She's a handmaiden. She's a handmade. And, you know, of course, Sotomayor and Kagan are two women who are on the Supreme Court.

They're not handmaidens. They, not at all, not at all. No. You know, that's not at all. No reason to talk about them that way. Just Amy Coney Barrett because you don't like her. That's incredible. Sorry. Tell you about the worst cities in America. Worst city in America. Worst run city in America, Washington, D.C.

Run by Democrats. But I'm sure that's the exception rather than the rule. But only for about 70 years? Yeah, probably about 60, 70 years. San Francisco, California, number two. But again, run by Democrats for only about 50 or 60 years. Then you've got New York City, New York, New York. Now, there have been some Republicans in the past in New York, not there now and they haven't been for a while. So New York, number three. I'm not sure about Chattanooga, Tennessee. I don't know who the mayor is there. It's possible it's a Democrat. We should maybe look into that. Cleveland, Ohio, run by Democrats. Okay, that's one, two, three, four. We're down to five. Number six, Detroit, Michigan, run by Democrats forever.

Flint, Michigan, run by Democrats. Oakland, California, Democrats. Hartford, Connecticut. Democrats. And then you get to Gulfport, Mississippi at number 10, as the worst run city. A lot of the mayoral races, we did a project on this. Oh, they're non-partisan. Yeah. So Tim Kelly is the mayor of Chattanooga. And he's a new, a relatively new mayor, but he is listed as an independent. Okay. So it doesn't, you don't know, I don't know. Maybe someone from Chattanooga can tell us. But we went, we did a project on this a while ago for one of Glenn's books. And we went back and we researched. I think it was, I want to say it was an inconvenient book.

It may have been that one. It was one of the earlier books. And we went through, we looked at every, every single city in America with the worst poverty levels. I had biggest problems with ongoing poverty over long periods of time. And we looked at them and we said, who are the mayors of these cities? I mean, people are struggling. You know, the poverty rates are extraordinarily high. Usually the crime rates are really high.

Yeah. And we went back and we found that of the top, I think it was the top 10 of cities with the worst poverty levels, Republicans had only run them in, I think it was like 6 or 8% of the years since 1960, which is fascinating. It's not close. I'll tell you that. It was well over 90% run by Democrats. Yeah. Well, you know, some of them were independents that essentially obviously. operated as Democrats. But as far as just Republicans, it was something like, I don't know,

you know, nine, six or eight percent. It was right. It was under, under 10 percent. The only ones, it was like Miami, there have been some Republican mayors. I don't know if they're still in the situation where they're in the top 10 anymore for poverty levels. But at the time they were, and I think Cleveland going back a bunch of years had a mayor or two that was Republican, but it's really rare. And it's really rare. And Trump made this argument and the media beat him up on it. But like, the idea that at some point you should try something different. I don't even know.

Like maybe you might say, hey, it's not Republicans. It's libertarians. Whatever. But like at some point, don't you think that you should try something other than Democrats? Constantly. You would think so. It doesn't make sense that that thought doesn't seem to occur to them. It really doesn't.

Okay. Conversely, what's the best run city in America, according to the survey? Nampa, Idaho. Number two, Boise, Idaho. Number three, Fort Wayne, Indiana. At number four, Nashua, New Hampshire. Then Lexington, Kentucky, Lincoln, Nebraska. Las Cruces, New Mexico, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Missoula, Montana, surprises me at number nine. And number 10, Durham, North Carolina. I mean, it is amazing. the fact that the worst run cities, the cities in the biggest problems in the most debt with the highest crime rates and cities that have, like Stu just mentioned, the highest poverty rates, almost exclusively Democrat run cities. And conversely, the best run, usually Republican run cities.

And yet, I don't know, the cities that are run crappily, by Democrats, they continue to vote for Democrats. It's really amazing. It really is. I don't understand it. You know, it's a total, it's totally shutting off the theory that you should be open to other options, right? Like, it's only like a, it's a borderline religious, religious situation. I remember this is going back a couple of elections now.

There was a complaint about Philadelphia from the right. And they said, look at all these voting districts where it's like 100%. of people in Philadelphia voted for Democrats. This can't possibly be right. And so, you know, people looked at them like, gosh, it was. It was all over. It was like, you know, district after district after district. And it would be like 98%, 99%, 100% for Democrats. And you'd go in and you look at it. And what they would find is, you know, this quote unquote voting district was essentially a one building, right? Like a, you know, an apartment building. And that was the entire district. And they'd go through it and they would be like, no, it's like they're just all like registered Democrats.

That's just like what it is. You know, you get to a certain, particularly in some minority communities in these inner cities, you find 99%, 95% of people voting for the same thing. I mean, we know this nationally. Nationally, African Americans vote for Democrats in the presidential races in the, you know, around 92%, 95% 88% varying on the year. Like, the big win is 88% for, you know, if it's only 88%, you know, if it's only 88%, huge victory for Republicans. Like that is, I don't know how to explain that, Pat. You know, people are different.

And I think like you just get to this place where it becomes part of your culture and your identity that I vote this way. And no matter what these people do to you, you still continue to come back to that same well. Despite the fact that your life sucks because of the way things are run around you, you keep voting the same way. It doesn't, it really doesn't make sense. I wouldn't look, if Republicans became, I've voted third party before because of this, when Republicans infuriate me because they're big government, I don't care. I'm not going to stick around. I'm not going to get beat up by a stupid political party year after year after year after year.

And, you know, some people, you know, you argue, they'll say, hey, you know, you should vote for that, you know, and like, yeah, you only vote for one of the two parties. Look, if the Democrats became a party where they actually respected individual rights, and reversed essentially all their positions. I'm not locked into the R. I'll vote for the D if they're better. They're just not. They're terrible in every way,

so I'm not considering that. But I would consider it if they change their views. Well, I frankly don't understand the obsession with party affiliation. Yeah. I mean, I don't feel that affinity for the Republican Party that I must be loyal to them

no matter what. Well, no, no, If they've got crappy policies that they're acting like Democrats, I don't care. I'm not voting for Republicans. I'll go independent or, you know, find somebody else to vote for. But, you know, it's, I mean, you go back to the George Washington thing where he said we shouldn't have a party system. And you look at the way things are now and, I mean, it was probably pretty smart. He might have known what he was talking about there.

It's possible. I don't know. I mean, what's the evidence that that guy was smart? Yeah, George Washington. Yeah. You know, I don't know. He doesn't. What did he know? Not much, obviously.

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have not spent a lot of time thinking about monkeypox. What? How irresponsible of you? Is it, I mean, it doesn't seem like... Do you know that it is exploding across the United States right now? Yeah.

My understanding was it was relatively hard to get. Like days ago, okay, two days ago, there were 156 people with monkeypox in this country. You know what the number is now? 201 out of just 330 million people. I don't know. How scared are you?

The same? The same amount. Let me run this by you. Worldwide, it's about 1,700 people out of just 7.5 billion. I remain similarly frightened, which is on the low scale of scared. Wow. Yeah. Wow.

No, look, I mean, I remember when the COVID thing was happening and they'd be like, hey, there's 40 cases today. There's 200 cases today. There's 9,000 cases today. There's 114,000 cases. Like, it was pretty fast. It was. Going up a few in a day, it doesn't seem all that. And I, you know, again, it's not, they're trying to make, they're trying hard to get us really scared. It's not a, it's not a thing you catch in the air, right? It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, you got to touch somebody. Uh-huh. In a special place. Many. And in a special way. In a special way. Uh-huh. And that's how you get it. And I, you know. You hook up with somebody. You could be that. It doesn't, it's not sexually transmitted per se, although they think it, they're, they're open to the possibility. It could. It could.

be actually because of the communities it's hitting. It seems like maybe it is. New York was the first major city. Let me read this to you because it sheds some light on how you get it. New York became the first major city in the United States to begin offering vaccines for monkeypox last week, making the two dose genios smallpox vaccine available to men who have sex with men. So they're only giving it, wait, is that, can you do that legally? You can only giving it to men who have sex with men? I guess because it's high risk.

I mean, I guess this has been the community hardest hit from what I understand and the limited reading I've done on it. Men who have sex with men as well as men who have multiple sexual partners in the past 14 days. What about people who do not have uteruses? Can they be involved in this? Because I don't like your terminology when you say men. Don't have uterous. You said men who have sex with men. As if men can only have sex with men or men can only be men.

what about people who don't have uteruses or uteri? Well, I think they might be included in this. Okay, all right. Yeah, I think they might be included here. Thankfully, finally. Yeah, because I guess it's, they don't necessarily think it's a sexually trend. No, it's like, well, there's some, like, sores involved and they might be in strategically placed areas of your body.

Sure, sure. And maybe you should ask somebody before you, you know, hook up with them, Hey, do you have sores and strategically place areas of your body? Interesting, you bring this up. I have tried this. It ruins the mood. Really? Yeah.

Whenever I go into one of my favorite establishments around the area and look for a, look for a partner for a fun evening. A person without a uterus? It's always a person without a uterus. Uterus sort of just grosses me out, Pat. And so when I go out and I ask them, I say, hey, nice to meet you. Do you have sores on your junk? Okay.

And they usually end... That destroys the mood, do you think? They end the communication at that time. Well, could it be something else? It could be. It could be. Because I think the question is legit. It's a good question.

It's a good question. In this time, you know, with all the monkey pox around, you have to ask the question. With 201 people in the country that have it? I first was like, do people not like this shirt? You know, is it possible... Were you wearing that particular shirt? Because that could be it. Because it's plaid.

And sometimes I might have thought this guy's a lumberjack. I don't want anything to do with him. Right. You know, and that's, that may have been it. So I tried a different shirt. And still, when I led with that question, it was ice cold. The reception was not warm. Huh.

I don't know then. I don't know what to tell you. It's hard to know. How could one know, you know, especially. If that's a mood destroyer. In this time, if you can't ask about sores within the first 30 seconds of meeting someone, when can you ask about source? I don't know.

I don't know. I feel like there should be... After it's too late, I guess you could ask, but... Well, then it's too late. You got monkeypox. Yeah, and I don't want to get the pox. No, you don't. You know, who wants...

You want to avoid the pox if it's at all possible. Because the pox themselves are really nasty. I can't look at the pox. This is why I have not... Honestly, this is probably why I've not read about it. I can't see the pictures. So many pictures online and it's like, no! Don't want to see it.

No! You're going through something. I feel bad for you. I hope you get treatment. I just don't want to know about it, though. Please don't tell me about it. And if it happens to me, I'll just, I'll find something high to jump off of. That's all.

That's my vaccine for the monkey pox. Yeah. If I get hit with it, I will probably jump off a very tall building. Because it's just not something I could deal with. I could not deal with that. And, uh, I, I really, though, the very limited amount of, of reading that I have done on this does not, it just seems difficult to attain. Yeah. You don't, it doesn't seem.

It's not like COVID where, you know, people can get it. spreads like wildfire. It doesn't. A short conversation with someone in a closed area. It's not like that. So I'm not all that worried about it. Now, you know, this is the most that I've ever had it in America. But it's still not.

It doesn't spread like wildfire. But it is interesting that they just make this available. The vaccine is only available to gay and bisexual men, transgender women, and gender non-conforming people. That amazing? Is that even legal? I don't know. Wow.

I don't know. Oh, but also sex workers and people who work in high-risk situations. I will say the opposite would definitely not be legal, right? If they said only straight people can get it? Yeah, no way. There's no way they would allow that. No way. But they're out of it already in New York and Washington, D.C., so don't even ask for it.

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You get a $200 tax stamp and a one-year wait period. Outlaw assault abortions after the first trimester. And limit the number you can have. Assault abortions. No one needs more than one abortion. No. one needs that. No.

Right? Why would you need that? You wouldn't need that. And you might say, well, I don't have to explain why I need it as a constitutional right. Yeah, except it's not. It is what they would say. It is what they would say.

It's not a constitutional right, as we now know for certain, which it never was, but the court recognized it for a little while there. But it's fascinating to see that because they would never accept that. And, you know, it's what they do accept all the time in Europe. There's all sorts of restrictions. on abortion in Europe. You have to prove what you have to prove you have a specific need to get it. It's like the Second Amendment case we talked about from New York last week where they overturned

the May issue way they do things in New York where they say, okay, well, look, we might have you want to carry your gun? Let us know why you need it. Prove to us you need to execute your rights. And that's, they think that's crazy. Well, that's the standard in Europe. In almost all of those countries, you have to have some justification, especially if it's past eight or ten weeks. You have to come up with a reason why you need an abortion.

Well, what if the reason is I don't want to be inconvenienced by this pregnancy? Is that not good enough? I don't think it is. In Europe? You have to. Wow. Now, of course, I'm sure there's plenty of doctors and officials that will help you manipulate those rules. But technically, you're supposed to say, like, you have to have a unique.

They probably use mental health, right? Mental health, but sometimes you have to come up with like an economic justification as well. Oh, wow. You have to say like I'm, you know, I'm destitute. I can't pay for this kid. And then they might give it to you. Sometimes you have to have a waiting period, a long waiting period. You know, a couple weeks.

Sometimes you have to take, you have to take courses on how on the ramifications of it, how it operates. There's all sorts of. That's incredible. We should go through it at some point. It's pretty interesting. Yeah. Some of them have liberal. in the last few years. I mean, Ireland was very strong against abortion and has lately opened it up.

And this is one of the arguments being made by the left right now, which is we are totally against everything else going on in this country. We are, excuse me, in the world. Our country is running afoul of the rest of the world. The rest of the world is opening up, liberalizing their abortion rights and we are closing them. What's interesting is we were so far to the left of everyone else in the world, generally speaking. There are some exceptions to that, but very few. We were so far to the left that now we have moved back to what you would fairly describe as a moderate position. I mean, people are like, oh, well, how can you move to this hardcore right position? It's not. I mean, it's obviously a moderate position because states can decide what they want to do.

Yeah. Before, it was constitutionally guaranteed up to at least 20 weeks. Up until this decision, the Republican position was a 20-week ban. That was what they were actually trying to push through in a lot of these states. Now, there are some people going farther than that, but generally speaking, Republicans were looking to try to get a 20-week ban, which is way to the left of almost all of Europe. Wow. And now, so, like, other countries are moving from a ban to a six-week ban. And they're like, well, they're moving, they're liberalizing their rules and we're making them more conservative.

It's like, all right, that's not the right way to look at this here. There is some opening up of these laws, but I do think long term this will be looked back at as a national tragedy, a global tragedy. And one of the things that they're complaining about now is that you have to travel to get an abortion in some states. It looks like in Texas you'd have to travel a certain distance to be able to get an abortion. and in other states, like Utah, you've got to go to Colorado in order to obtain an abortion. But there's a lot of companies that are paying for that for people. And now the Biden administration and the Health and Human Services Secretary saying that, yeah, maybe they'll pay for your travel to get an abortion as well. Listen to this from Xavier Becherra telling NBC News what the Biden administration is considering right now.

What are you doing concretely in response to the court's decision to try to help women? Well, we're working with centers like Planned Parenthood. We are restoring funding for Title 10, Family Planning Services. We are working with supporters on the ground to make sure that we are providing services to women where we can. We are looking into everything including assisting in transportation, something that HHS doesn't typically do. Can you do that legally? Good question. Talk to me later. I mean that's a big question, right? I always tell my team at HHS, if you've done your homework, then we have no right to do mild. And so we're

going to be aggressive and go all the way. And I would tell you if you're recording, so I won't tell you. This is all on the record, Mr. Secretary. We are looking at every option and among those is transportation. Say that again? We are looking at every option and among those is transportation. Transporting women to other states.

I can get a ride from the federal government to kill my baby. Yay! Can you imagine this guy as your boss too? No. Every one of their employees has got to be like, oh God. If he says that thing, about if you've done your homework,

you can't go mild one more freaking time. That's like the... You've done your homework. You can't go mild. What does that mean? I don't even know. It's just something he thinks is really smart. Yeah, he said it multiple times.

Oh, yeah. I just picture, you know, the guy from office space sitting there hearing like, you know, the TPS report thing over and over and over again. Every one of his employees is talking about that phrase, me like, God, will he shut up? And unfortunately, no, he won't unless he's trying to hide illegal behavior, which is what he seemed to be doing. Yeah, I would tell you at HHS, where I'm telling my employee, well, no, I'm not going to tell you that because you're, this is being broadcast.

So, never mind. Yeah. That's amazing. It's pretty telling. A telling thing. And, you know, we've seen Biden encourage people basically says, hey, they can't look through your mail. In other words, you know, if you get abortion pills sent from overseas. You can have your abortion here.

And the statistics back this up. Texas has a six-week ban, had a six-week ban until very recently, which eliminated, I think, about half of abortions. So about half of them didn't happen in Texas. And they looked at what happened in neighboring states, and they found out about another 25% seemed to happen in neighboring states. And then another 25% seemed to happen with pills. So the question is, did it reduce abortions at all? And the answer seems to be no. Maybe no.

If it did, maybe a little bit. Wow. And this is the long-term battle. I'm going to go over this tonight on Studez America. This is one of the focuses of the show today. Because we have to remember this is a long-term battle. This is not just overturning Roe versus Wade and celebrating. And it might be great that your state doesn't have abortions.

And that's, I think, a great move. And this was a necessary part of the fight for life. But it does not end here. You know, look, long. long term, there are organizations all around the world that will send abortion pills to you at your house, no matter whether you live in a state or not that allows abortion. You can travel to other states. Canada, their immediate reaction, Justin Trudeau, as you might expect, he's probably impregnated to hundreds of women in Canada and is very frequently at the abortion clinics.

So he was very happy to say, hey, come across, come across the border. We'll give you abortion care here. We'll pay for it. Yeah, well, except you've got to be vaccinated. I know, that's the funny part. It's like, will they allow unvaccinated women to at least come in and abort children? Can't allow that. Which one do they care more about?

I think they might allow it. They might allow unvaccinated people. They won't allow unvaccinated people to cross the border to do business, go to a Blue Jays game, none of that. But for an abortion, they might allow it. They might waive it for that, which is fascinating. But, you know, it's funny you brought up the gun thing because that is, I think, a really, a really, good example as to where we are in this country. Think about if you were on the left, and we know their goal is not common sense gun reform,

right? We know what their goal is to get rid of all of these guns. And a lot of times we say this, we say their goal is to overturn the Second Amendment, but that's not their goal. Because think about what overturning the Second Amendment does. Overturning the Second Amendment, you've got to elect all these people. You've got to go through the whole constitutional process, really difficult. You got to get all these people in place.

You have to win over the American people in a number. enough and then you overturn the Second Amendment. And that's hard. That's incredibly hard. Okay? What have you accomplished then? How many guns are off the street? No.

Answer that is zero guns. Zero guns are off the street once you've gone through all of that work. And that's where we are. You are here when you talk about the abortion process. We have essentially, I would argue, overturning Roe v. Wade is a similar thing is overturned the Second Amendment. Okay? It's massive.

However, Texas would say, it's constitutionally guaranteed for you to be able to carry a gun. So would Louisiana, so would Mississippi, so would all the red states. They'd all say you can still own guns. And then some of the purple states would say, you can own these types of guns and not other types of guns. And some people would say your grandfathered in.

Others would not. And you know what would, at the end of the day, California would ban them. New York would ban them. And of course, then all their criminals would still remain with their guns. But there would still be, if it's not 400 million guns on the street, it's 300 million and or more because after this you then you have to figure out to go because you

can ban them in California but they're still on the streets then you have to go door to door to collect them and how does that work not very well not very well so what you can do the best way that's a dangerous proposition the best way to eliminate guns in america is the best way to eliminate abortion in america which is convince people that it's wrong yeah convince people win the argument persuade them you know we right now if if if if even if Evil Clarence Thomas. And you know he wants to do this, Pat. Oh, he's super evil.

If he overturned the idea that slavery was illegal. If he came in, because you know, Clarence Thomas, big slavery proponent. If he came in and he said, he's a white supremacist. White supremacists, exactly. If he came in and said, okay, now somehow there's a ruling and somehow it passed the Supreme Court and somehow it got through and it was slavery is legal right now, what would happen? Would there be a lot of people being like, I'm going to open up my new slave business? No, because we reject it. as a horror show, right? We all think

it's wrong. Everyone agrees. Everyone agrees with the exception of maybe four white supremacists that slavery is terrible. And no one would own slaves, even if it were illegal. And that's because that argument was won by persuasion. It was also won by

war and it was also won by constitutional amendment and all those other things factored in. But to win that argument, what you need to do is convince people they don't want it anymore. There was a big argument about interracial marriage. It was a controversial topic at one point in this country, it no longer is. The argument was one. Which is why it's such a stupid claim. Interracial marriage could be next, Clarence Thomas, who is involved currently in an

interracial marriage. Right. Right. Yeah, he's going to overturn that certainly. But like, maybe that's his way he didn't want to tell his wife he wanted a divorce. So he's going to overturn interracial marriage. But I mean, contraception is the same thing. You know, there was a time where Controception was a controversial topic in this country. It is no longer a controversial topic in this country. If the contraception ruling, which was poorly argued and was this type of constitutional reach that Roe v. Wade was as well, if that were to go away tomorrow, every state in the union would make it legal. Every state in the union would make it legal. It is not a controversial thing.

Everybody, you might not like it. There are some opponents to contraceptions still, but it would not be a controversial topic. They don't want you to think about that because they want to scare you. Their goal right now is to scare liberal voters mainly to get to the polls because they realize we're not at the point where we're going to win this election. We're not at the point where we can win purple districts. Let's just try to defend the blue ones. And that's where they are right now. Again, it's all they got.

It's all they got. AAA 727, B-E-C-K. The Glenn Back Program. You know, we focused as conservatives on this. idea of companies paying people to go get abortions, paying for their travel, their employees. And, you know, we've seen Disney. We've seen Amazon. A bunch of these companies.

A lot of financial institutions going this way. And I think one of the things we've maybe not talked about enough is, yes, the woke motivation is there for a lot of these companies. A lot of these places are liberal. I mean, Disney in particular, like clearly a woke reasoning. But like, a bank? why is the bank doing this? Well, I think there's wokeism involved,

but I also think there's a cynical, monetary decision being made here, which is, sure, paying $4,000 to send your employee for a couple of days out of state to have an abortion sounds like an extra expense, but when you think about the alternative, you're talking about paying them, maternity leave for several months, right?

You are losing the employee for all that time. Yeah. And you're paying them. You're paying them all that time. You're paying for the increased medical expenses all that time. Right. And in addition to that, in addition to that, what usually happens to a young woman who has been career-focused and then has a baby? Often, her priorities change.

She's no longer dedicated to you, the company. She's dedicated to her child. And if you can eliminate all of those quote-unquote problems at the same time for a few thousand dollars, all of a sudden, all of a sudden that sounds like a trade worth making for some of these evil companies. Oh, you're, you're onto something there. Yeah. That's sad but true, I think. Exactly what's going on.

That's not altruistic. No. At all on the part of Amazon or Disney. They're just saving money. Wow. It's Pat and Stufer Glenn on the Glenn Beck program, AAA 727 B-E-C-K. Fascinating point on what's going on with the Supreme Court

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Interesting thing going on with the Supreme Court decision as far as Roe v. is concerned. It was Sam Alito who wrote the opinion, but it seems to be someone else who's getting all the flack for it. Yeah, it seems to be Clarence Thomas, largely getting all the flack. Now, Alito,

it's white male, Pat. I don't know if you know this. I did know that. Clarence Thomas is not. He's not a white male. He's not a white male. Well, what about his white supremacy? What about that? F. Clarence Thomas being said. Yeah, I've seen the N-word. applied to him. Oh yeah. I, you know, Uncle Tom, the N-word, you can call him whatever you want, I guess, as long as you're on the left. It's totally fine. I mean, you've seen this all over the

place. It's bizarre. This would obviously be attributed to racism if someone on the right was doing it. No question. When you're critical of any person who happens to be another race, always the motivation is assigned to you to be racism. But we had Lori Lightfoot. Do we have the Lori Lightfoot, Sada? I think we do have the Lori Lightfoot audio of her at this concert. This is. her talking about the abortion ruling and saying F. Clarence Thomas. If you write Clarence Thomas, concurrence, he said, thank you, Clarence Thomas. She's delightful, isn't she? She's a delight. You know, beyond that, I hate to get into this, but she's just pretty.

She's just a, just, she's so attractive. Yeah, you're right. You know, it's hard, it's hard to be critical of her because she's so beautiful. Yeah, right. In every way. In every way. In every way. I just, just happened to like. She kind of glows. She glows. She does. She does. I just maybe it's just me. I just have a thing for people that have eyes in very strange places. They're just pointing in all

different directions. I just love it. You know, I just got that thing for that fish-eyed look. Yeah. Well, there's no, I mean, it's no wonder. It's really an attractive look. It's just attractive. I mean, it's not traditionally thought of in that way. Oh, really? But, you know, they're

doing different things like, for example, in the swimsuit issue right now. They're doing different things. They've had larger women. They are doing different things. They have sometimes guys. Yeah. Sometimes trans people. Mm-hmm.

Sometimes, you know, people without their limbs. There's a lot of different kind of attractiveness. Right. Thank you, Pat. And Lori Latefoot fits exactly in that kind of attractiveness. Yeah, it's a different kind. A different kind. A different kind.

So she was addressing this Clarence Thomas thing and people say, oh, Laurie Lightfoot, they're like, you know, we are not going to stand by and let this happen. You know who else isn't standing by and letting this happen? The other conservative justices. Now, I think Clarence Thomas is right on this point, which is the idea that these Supreme Court rulings were decided improperly. And when you have overt creation of rights through the court, that should be reversed. I agree with Clarence Thomas on that. I do not want contraception to be illegal in this country. No. However, when the ruling is put through in a way

that is improper, you should reverse it, and then states should allow it. States should be allowing contraception, which, of course, all 50 of them would immediately. So, taking the next step beyond that, the idea that you have to stand up against Clarence Thomas is ridiculous. He has one vote. He has his own vote

to do the things he's talking about, which is why he wrote a concurrence in which only he was involved in. No one else was agreed with him on it. You have one vote in the Supreme Court on this. One. That's an important point. But they are trying to terrify you that he's going to undo all these other rights.

Yeah, he can't. He can't. Clarence Thomas is not the king of America. He might be the most important man in America. Uh-huh. I might argue that. Uh-huh. But he is not the king.

Nor does he want to be the king, by the way. So all of the racism starts spilling out of the left. Ah, why is that? Like you can't believe. Why is this? Why are they attacking? Clarence Thomas, and if I'll give you one other example who's taken a beating for this,

it's not Brett Kavanaugh. It's not Justice Gorsuch. It's Amy Coney-Barritt, the woman and the black person. Those two teams seem to be the targets of every ounce of animosity from the left. Why is that? I know what they would say it was. They would say it's sexism and racism. And you know what?

Maybe it is. Maybe it is. Well, I think it is. I don't know what else it could be, especially with Amy Coney-Barrant. Like all she did was, agree with the opinion. She's exactly Thomas did take that extra step, so maybe you could argue there's a little bit of that there.

But Amy Coney Barrett, all she did was agree. All she did was concur with the opinion. That's it. But you look at the left and you see how often this happens and it's just to the point now where you can't ignore it anymore. You've got to acknowledge they are a bunch of racists. I mean, somebody who doesn't get

nearly enough credit for his racism is Joe Biden. I mean, how many times have we been been down that road where he says things that are completely racist and gets away with it. And nobody says anything. I mean, you got the first sort of mainstream African American. Right. Who is articulate and bright and clean and nice looking vines.

It's actually a storybook, man. It's a storybook, man. They don't usually shower. I don't know if you're aware of that. Yeah. Yeah. And not usually articulate. That's for sure.

Come on now. According to Joe Biden. It's a, like, think about. He's comparing Barack Obama, an African-American who can speak and take showers to like a unicorn. Yes. To a magical story. To a storybook. Yeah.

That's incredible. How did that guy become the Democratic nominee for president? And it's not just that. There have been so many times where he's gone down that road. The other portion is a lot of people don't know how to register. Not everybody in the community in the Hispanic and the African-American community, particularly in rural areas that are distant and or inner city. City.

Know how to you know how to get online to determine how to get in line for that COVID-vaccin. No one knows. No how to get online. Are you kidding me? And I love how he tries to make this distinction between rural and urban, and he just includes all of them. So it's basically what, maybe suburban blacks can figure out how to get registered, but not urban or suburban. They're the only ones, though. Or rural.

Right. And if a white, if somebody had said this who is on the right, what would happen? The largest growth in population is Indian Americans, moving from India. You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin' Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. He's not joking about it. I'm not joking. Yeah, he's not joking. I thought he might have been joking.

No, he wasn't. Might he given him a pass? He was not joking. And this is one of the. most telling to me. And by the way, what you all know, but most people don't know, unlike the African-American community with notable exceptions, the Latino community is an incredibly diverse community. Yeah, they have different thoughts. With incredibly different attitudes about different things. Yeah. Not blacks, though. They don't have different attitudes about different things.

They all think alike. And this guy is so entitled that after saying all of those things, he then came to the table with if you don't vote for Joe Biden, you ain't black. That is, I mean, think of the entitlement that goes into a statement like that. Tell me, if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, and you ain't black. Incredible.

Seriously, incredible. This man is president of the United States. I just don't know how any of it happened. I don't understand how he became vice president to begin with. Well, well, we do know that. Racism. Well, yeah. Barack Obama said he believes.

believed Americans were so racist, he needed to pick an old white guy. That is legitimately why he did it. He wanted to pick an old white guy because he thought Barack Obama is pushing these racists far enough. You know, the name, he's got a different name as he's pointed out. I don't know if you ever heard him say that, Pat. He pointed it. He did? He said that. He noted occasionally that his name was different. And he had a different name. And there were a lot of people who would not accept that. So they had to bring in a steadying influence from for somebody who was older and white. Somebody who could be comfortable to whittie. Yeah. And that was another whitey.

Because we know how Barack Obama sees the country. So true. People who have, who are, they are clinging to their gods and their guns. And they have antipathy to people who are different. This is how he sees America. And, He saw America that way, so he picked Joe Biden, and somehow this country rewarded him with the presidency. That's incredible. It's incredible. How on earth. And clearly, he didn't like Joe Biden and still doesn't.

I mean, you saw him when he came back to the White House and they celebrated his arrival and everything was so great. And they had all those get-togethers. And Biden was like a little puppy dog that was trying to get his attention. I mean, desperately trying. Barack, Barack! he's yelling at Barack and Obama continues to ignore him and turns his back on him

the whole time. He didn't even like him. But I think you're right. It was the racism. And even when he tries not to be racist, he's still racist. Like the time, for example, as I was just reminded, that when he said, poor kids are just as bright as white kids. No, he didn't say that.

Poor kids are just as bright and just as talent as white kids. The amount, the lengths the left will go to paint a conservative or a Republican as a racist. They will take something out of context that they didn't mean from 50 years ago and trot it out as evidence that they're this evil undercover racist. When you have, I mean, seemingly every speech that Joe Biden makes has some racial comment in it that is uncomfortable to hear. And the only exception to that are the ones where you can't understand his sentences. Like, the only reason he has not been doing that that much lately is because now he just mumbles through them and you can't tell what he's saying. God only knows what words he's saying under the mumbling. How many times this guy blurted out a slur in the middle of his speech and we didn't realize it?

Probably a ton. Oh, my God, I think he just said the N-word. Yes, he probably did. It really is a problem. I mean, Trent Lott said what? that he liked somebody he liked a former or a person that people considered a racist it was uh what's his face 100 year old guy uh yes i can't remember strong thurman strom thurman yeah it was strom thurman and he said yeah we'd be better off like he would have been a great president or something to that effect it was

i think it was his hundredth birthday hundredth birthday which you know was close and he said the guy would have been a great president and i don't even think he said that i think he said it would have been better off we would have been better off if we listened to him or something like that Now, it was not specific, like, we would have better off if we listened to his racism. He just said a general, nice comment at the guy's 100th birthday. And he's done forever. Yeah. They threw him out.

But basically every other week we get another comment from Joe Biden. And no one cares. It's Joe being Joe. He's just allowed to do those things. And for a long time. Very strange. I mean, the Obama comment came in, what, 2008, 2007 or eight when he talked about what a clean, articulate African-American? American he was.

Yeah. So he's been doing it for a long time and getting away with it the whole time. And you go back to the 80s and 90s and you find even worse stuff. Oh, yeah. But I mean, you look at the only time he ever was really held to any account for all of the racial insensitivities was by his vice president. So weird. When they wanted Biden to lose. At the time, they had the option of Bernie Sanders.

They had the option of Kamala Harris. They had the option of all these other people. And they kind of didn't really want, the media didn't want Biden to lose. win. So they ran with that Kamala Harris thing about how she was this girl. That girl was a five-year-old. Five-year-old girl was hurt by your busing policies. And that little girl was me. To the surprise of absolutely no one. I know. It was the longest set up to a reveal line that everyone knew was coming that we've ever seen. But it was successful for her. I mean, that was when Kamala Harris rocketed to first or second in the primary. She was unable to hold that position.

lasted about 15 minutes. But was able to guilt him into putting her as VP. So I guess it worked in a roundabout sort of way. But no one seems to care. No, they don't. No one seems to care about it. We have more wisdom from Kamala coming up, too, in 60 seconds. All right, Kamala Harris had a message for parents of boys, and it's powerful.

You have to hear it. Yeah. And when we think about it, everyone has something at risk on this. First of all, if you are a parent of sons, Do think about what this means for the life of your son. And what that will mean in terms of the choices he will have. Oh, you know what? I got to say it.

She made that face that I should be like won over by that comment. So I am. Are you? Are you really? Oh, my gosh. Powerful. Here's the thing. First of all, powerful.

Never considered my son. Which is weird. I have a son. Never considered. Gosh, if this goes away, he might not be able to abort my grandson. And I, you know, and I thought. or my granddaughter. Mm-hmm.

Never thought of that. I never thought, gosh, I really want him to do that because it's going to be great for me not to have a grandchild. I actually had the bizarre, I know this is weird. It's weird to admit on a national radio show, but I had the bizarre alternate opinion that I want grandchildren one day. Yeah, like I want to, like,

I want to be able to do stuff with them and go to their little league games and have an incredible experience of, you know, watching them grow up. I had never considered what I really want. is just an abortion factory from my kids. I want them to be aborting the grandchildren all over the place. Why didn't I think of that? She also seems to be saying that you better look out

because now your sons are going to have to take responsibility for pregnancies. Ooh. Which... No. No, I mean... No, she would never. You don't want that. You don't want your sons to be responsible for their actions.

Actually, that's another weird one. Again, I am way out of step, I guess, here. but I was thinking maybe he should be responsible for his own actions. Really? Yeah. Wow. I was thinking like if he does something like that, if he's punished with a baby. A girl and was.

I've got two daughters, nine years old, nine years old and six years old. Okay. I'm going to teach them, first of all, about values and moral. Okay, whatever, whatever. Sure. But did they make a mistake? No consequences, right? I don't want them punished with a baby.

Right. I don't want them punished with sexually transmitted disease. An STD at the age of 16. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. I'm going to tell him, hey, look, there's right and wrong here, and it's wrong to impregnate girls, and then just leave them in the lurch, okay?

And not marry them. What you should do, though, if you get her pregnant, is we'll just wipe that clean and there won't be any consequences because we'll get the person an abortion. Okay? There's no consequences here. Now, if that option is removed in your state, why then there might be consequences for your boy.

And we can't have that. Is that not what she's saying there? Yeah, you know, it's like I just want to, I go to my kid and I say, you know what? You impregnate someone? Control Z, undo. Just undo it. Is it that or is it control, alt delete? I have, uh, well, control all to restart.

Okay. Command Z on my Mac, I think. And then Control Z. Just undo the thing. Yeah. You know, you can't be, you shouldn't be punished with a baby. No. You think I want to be punished with a grand.

No. After that, no. No, no. I wouldn't love the grandchild. No, no, no. I would look at it as a punishment. As an unfair consequence to my actions. That's not my fault and I should be able to control Z that thing whenever I want. Well, and look, your boys, they're not carrying a baby. Most of them. I mean, some of them, I guess, do. Wait a minute. Yeah. Let's not get too generalized there. Some men do carry babies. Because to give Kamala Harris full credit here, she may have been not. not talking about what we're saying, which is saying that the man might impregnate the woman.

She may have been saying, what if he becomes pregnant? She may have. He needs to be able to get his abortion as well. You know? And now your son's been impregnated and he can't get an abortion in Texas. Now what do you do? You have to drive all the way to Kansas.

That's unbelievable. Oh, man. At least until Clarence Thomas gets his hands on Kansas too. You know? then the Handmaid's tale is coming. It's coming. Welcome to Gilead, Pat. It's Pat and Stufer Glenn on the Glenn Beck Program,

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where abortion bans are most likely and where people already face lower wages. less worker power and limited access to health care. Now, why would they lose any access to health care? Because, I guess because Planned Parenthood is going to shut down. I thought that abortions were just a tiny little minute portion of the health care that is provided by Planned Parenthood. Basically irrelevant, Pat, to their operation. Almost. Abortion?

Oh, my gosh. I don't know. A lot of people who work at Planned Parenthood, aren't you? even aware they do abortions. Yeah. It surprises them. Well, they only do 300,000 a year. That's it?

Yeah, that's it. Why are we even talking about this? I don't know. You know? So insignificant? I don't know. But the fall of row will be an additional economic barricade to them.

Consequences are likely so extensive and far reaching that it's hard to quantify them. According to Jason Lindo. Jason, try. Try to quantify. Because I'd like to hear how damaging. How is this going to hurt the economy?

Well, taking away a woman's right to choose. It will hurt Planned Parenthood. It will hurt Planned Parenthood. It will. And those people might be out of work in a lot of those states. But it also hurts the overall female health care that's going to suffer. For many women, clinics that offer family planning services, that always kills me. The family planning at Planned Parenthood is to not have a family.

It's a bizarre. I mean, they do also, I guess they're out there would be they do also give you, you contraception. They do, like, while it is a small chunk of what they do and you can look at it and debunk their idiotic lies about how small of a percentage or how, you know, how small of a percentage it is for abortion, because it is a very small percentage of what they do is the other stuff, right? Like, again, there's no opposition. to funding an organization that gives out free contraception other than just financial. Maybe that's not the right way to do it for the government to be involved. But there's no moral outrage, I don't think, really from that perspective. The perspective that's outrageous to people morally is abortion.

So if you took, like, for example, there was like, we also give mammograms. I don't think they don't actually seem to do that. They seem to refer people for them. largely. But even if they did do that, there's no opposition to mammogram facilities. If you want to be a non-controversial organization, you could just stop doing abortions. And then no one would find you to be controversial. There's tons of women's health organizations that don't do abortions that no one finds controversial, except when the left starts firebombing them. Yeah. They seem to find it controversial when only prenatal care is done.

They seem to find it awful. Speaking of which there have been 50 plus fire bombings and attacks on care facilities that offer women help with actually giving birth to the baby. Those are being fire bombed and set on fire and attacked and graffitied all over the country and nobody cares about that. No. Not one iota do they care about that? I still think there's going to be more unrest in the streets over this as we go forward. I'm honestly surprised it's been as muted as it has been. And when I say muted, 50 different places have been hit at least.

And we have seen some really violent protests that have broken out. But not what I thought was going to happen. No, I thought it would be worse. One of the interesting things about this politically, too, going forward is obviously the left has said, hey, we got nothing going on here. We've got inflation through the roof. The border is a disaster. Ukraine's not going well. You know, inflation is awful.

the economies in the crapper, we are in big trouble and we have nothing to hold on to. So let's grab abortion and hope that the scare tactics of, you know, hey, your contraception might go away and interracial marriage might go away. Who knows? Hope

that idiots believe that and come to the polls and we can hold on to some seats. That's their current governing philosophy. One of the interesting parts about this is if they do go over these lines and they become violent and they start burying down buildings, all the whatever goodwill they might get from moderates who are who favor the abortion side of the argument will go away because a lot of those people don't want their cities burned down over these things. So they're trying to hold back on that to protect politically their investment.

But one of the interesting things about this, I think so many people were convinced that Roe versus Wade going away means abortion is illegal in all circumstances. That is how the media has, they've said handmaid's tail. Right. I mean, like they're, you know. So that's what they. believe is coming when they live in a state like New York and they realize oh well it's not coming actually are you know most abortions are still legal here even in a purple state like let's say a Florida right now which is a purpleish you know maybe a little lean of a red right now obviously we know ronda santis we like ronda santis and they voted red the last couple of elections

but it's always been a close state when they find out that through 15 weeks they can still get an abortion, 15 weeks, which would encapsulate almost all abortions, by the way. You know, 15 week limit allows for almost all abortions. It's well above 90% of abortions happen before 15 weeks. So this very moderate limit that we've asked for, that Mississippi was asking for that led to this particular Supreme Court ruling, is a very modest ask. It's like saying, okay, like, let's just not get, like the ones where they're crawling around. Can we not kill those kids? I don't know.

Can we do that? When they're shaking a rattle and saying da-da, can we not kill them? I don't know. When they've grown a beard? Can we maybe not kill them? We're just asking for that. So this would allow for most abortion. So people who are really upset about this in Florida when their friend or they become

pregnant and they decide they want an abortion and they can just get it, how upset are they going to be? Yeah, they might be upset for women in Texas who can't do it as easily or some lady in in Alabama, they might feel some, you know, some outrage for. And certainly they'll express it online. We know how fake a lot of that is. Are they really, is that really going to motivate their vote in a situation where they're paying 10, 20, 30 percent more for their goods every day? When they're paying double for cars and gas. When they're, when the border is out of control, when we're in seemingly involved in a war, we're not quite involved in, but we're giving

billions and billions of dollars away that we can't afford. When, all of these things are going wrong. Are they really going to be like, well, I can only get an abortion whenever I want it, but other people might not be able to. Most states, guys, most states are going to still allow almost all abortions. That is the reality of where we will be after all of this is done. You know, you might get to 20 states that come close to banning it with exceptions. But most states are going to have a big allowance for almost.

most all abortions. Most of them are not late term. And we've acknowledged that throughout this process. Like, I really want them banned late term. Most of them aren't late term. Most of them are early. And that is, doesn't make it any better to me per se. It does make it a lot worse to a lot of people who, who don't look at this issue the same way that I do though. Yeah. You know, a lot of people to, I mean, 84% of Americans are opposed to third term abortions being legal. 84%. Uh, yes. And I agree with what you just said, but they really feed off of the hatred that, and the zeal and the passion of the abortion activists is just so intense that they use that as an impetus for people to vote. And you're just talking about feelings at that point. Okay, these people are taking away your rights, so you must vote against them in November.

But do you remember the rant that Louis C.K. went on a few years ago? This was what, I don't know, 2019, 2018, somewhere in there, where he was talking about why the right is so fired up about maybe saving babies, maybe not. granting abortions to people. And he explained it maybe as well as you can possibly explain it. Here's what he said. People hate abortion protesters. They're so shrill and awful. They think babies are being murdered.

What are they supposed to be like? I don't know. It's not cool. I don't want to be a d-a-a-buck about it, though. I don't want to ruin their day as they murder several babies all the time. I don't think it's killing a baby. I don't. I mean, it is, it's a little bit, it's a little bit killing a baby.

It's a little bit, it's 100% killing a baby. It is, it's totally killing a whole baby. But I think that women should be allowed to kill babies. That's what I think. They should be allowed to kill babies. That's what you have to believe to support their position. Get to kill babies. That's what they're like.

Do some shots and kill some babies. I killed like four babies last night. It was f***. I just think it has to be one of the other. You know, like when people say abortion should be legal, safe, and rare. Why rare if it should be legal? If it should be legal, it's... It's...

It's funny because... If it should be rare, it's murdering babies! It's funny because the safe, legal and rare thing was always BS. Yeah. It just was more effective than what the... they're doing now. They've decided to be honest about it and celebrate and shout their abortions and to, I think, real negative effect for their movement, thank God. But I mean, they've been on, when they're honest about it, people realize what it is. What do you say? It's like,

oh, gosh, it's such a balancing act between the life of this child and whether this woman can pursue her career. For some reason, that works on some people. It doesn't work on me. I don't think it works on most women, frankly. You find that women are often the most pro-life people around. But it's interesting to see that. I mean, you see polls that women are more pro-life than men. And like you see certain people in the media, you know, Dave Portnoy comes to mind, who is pretty, I don't know, I mean, interviewed President Trump.

He seems to be, like, annoyed with all the woke stuff, but he came out really, he's super pro-choice. Now, he's known for a few different things. he's known for, you know, you interview the president, he reviews a lot of pizzas, and he does seem to have sex with a lot of 19 year olds. It's kind of one of his defining characteristics. So perhaps guys go down these roads often and think to themselves, I can do a lot of things and not have to do a lot of things. I can go down these roads and have lots of fun without any of the responsibility, and that does

seem to connect with a lot of guys. That shouldn't be an argument in its favor. I think that would be something we look down upon. but, you know, that's just the way that this happens, I guess. This is the way the world works. They're taking advantage of whatever they can. And if it can scare, like, they realize that abortion by itself might not be enough. So they're going to scare you about interracial marriage and contraception.

They know, I mean, look. And same sex marriage. Yeah. They're trying to lump that into it, too. They absolutely know it is not at risk. It is explicitly in the ruling that it is not at risk. one person, Clarence Thomas, wrote a concurring opinion saying, yes, it's not an issue in this case, but if I had the opportunity, I would go back and reverse some of these cases.

He's not saying he's opposed to contraception. He's just saying they were improperly decided, which of course is accurate. But still, with all that being said, boys and girls, it's not happening. Unless you get five more Clarence Thomas's on the court, which we do not have. And we can't seem to find, by the way. we've tried a lot of times. We can't seem to find more Clarence Thomases. AAA 727 B-E-C-K, more Pat and Stufer Glenn.

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