The Glenn Beck Program - 'White Abolition' in Schools | Guests: Megyn Kelly & Janice Dean | 2/17/21

Episode Date: February 17, 2021

Glenn’s in a mood as Texas continues to have power issues. President Biden has yet to reach out to governors in states hit by the winter storm. CNN is praising Biden’s early bedtime, while at a to...wn hall, Biden brushed off China’s Uighur genocide. Bill Gates wants everyone to stop eating beef. Equity is the new buzz word, and it affects everyone. Fox News’ Janice Dean joins as New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo blames his nursing home scandal on staff. Whistleblowers in New York nursing homes call in with firsthand accounts. Megyn Kelly joins to review the heartbreaking story of a 17-year-old “Jane Doe” who was accused of racism. A school sent parents a graphic of the “8 white identities," urging them to be “white abolitionists." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:04:35 Okay. Okay. All right. I would just like to go over a few things today, just to start. Before I really get into what's happening in America and why you really need to pay attention. First of all, Joe Biden has not reached out to any of the governors that are affected by the snow and the ice. And, you know, quite frankly, if I'm the governor of Texas, I don't want to talk to Joe Biden. I don't really care to talk to Joe Biden. But if Donald Trump didn't reach out to Andrew Cuomo,
Starting point is 00:05:26 when they were in the emergency that they were having, all hell would have broken loose. Now, as far as I'm concerned, up yours, Joe Biden. I don't really care. But where is the press? Where is the man who says, I'm going to be uniting? I'm the president for all Americans. Really? Because you have three million Americans right now that don't have any power. You have three million Americans that are facing something they've not faced since 1940.
Starting point is 00:06:03 And that is a temperature of one in Texas. One. What do I hear instead? I hear from the New York Times that we're not prepared in Texas for the new reality of global climate change. But this system was built for an entirely outdated world. No, it's really not. It's really not. You know what happened?
Starting point is 00:06:28 We went all green. We put a bunch of worthless windmills out in Texas that are sitting there completely stopped. Now, why are windmills a problem? Well, because you don't have battery capacity. You can't keep any of the energy that they make. If you want to use the wind power when it's windy, turn on all the appliances in your house and you're going to have plenty. But if the wind stops, God forbid.
Starting point is 00:06:58 Nothing. So then what do we do? Well, we go back to natural gas. Not natural gas. Yeah. Yeah, we go back to natural gas. And here's the problem with Texas. First of all, we went all environmentally sound and not mechanically sound.
Starting point is 00:07:22 Not intelligently sound. Apparently, there's a gauge. When you turn on the gas plants, you know, it's just like turning on a turbine. So it's like starting a jet. and they have measurements there of how much natural gas is going
Starting point is 00:07:47 into the turbine well because we're in Texas and it never gets cold we didn't wrap those stupid devices so those stupid devices are frozen solid and can't measure how much gas is going into the turbine
Starting point is 00:08:04 so you can't turn it on because it can't measure and you put too much in things go boom. The New York Times lectured me this morning that it sounds like with wind power, it sounds like Texas has a very progressive energy situation. Yes, we do. Mark my words, America, we now have in Texas a very progressive energy policy. We have all of the oil and the gas that we could possibly ever use and we're not using it because we want to be environmentally friendly and you know what's even more environmentally friendly having people there are more
Starting point is 00:08:58 as to if I may quote Prince Charles or is it his daddy that said you know people are like a virus and you know really they should be exterminated because they're the biggest problem. Well, you know what's really great? What's really great is this weather because we have windmills that don't work. We'll kill a bunch of those people. Oh, man, and then our carbon footprint will go down. Now, I'm sure there are things the United States government could do to help the people in other states. Texas, I hope we're saying, saying, oh man, I am so close to using words that I should not use. And they're the traditional letters of the alphabet.
Starting point is 00:09:52 They're not like the new ones where you're like, don't use the X word. X word, don't use the X word. X-word? Scylophone? What the hell word is it banned now? No, I've got the traditional single-letter words that I want to say right now to the Biden administration. But I'm not going to. But how about the same? states that don't have all of the resources of Texas.
Starting point is 00:10:18 And by the way, there's going to be a big progressive push now in Texas to make sure that we are. We're saddled with that power grid from the United States of America. See, Texas doesn't have a power grid that is connected to any other state. We don't want it. We used to be a very independent state. I don't know if we are anymore. check out our cool windmills. Wow, we're so progressive. Meanwhile, Biden, he's probably so busy. I don't know if you saw the story on CNN yesterday,
Starting point is 00:10:56 that once in a while the president will actually throw an extra log on the fire in the Oval Office himself. Oh yeah, it's the hard kind of reporting that's going on now at CNN. Yeah, apparently he likes to go to nappy nap at 7 p.m. But he's back in the office by nine. Oh, man. But as long as we're tucked in after the Denny's early bird special, I think we're going to be fine with this president. So the hard-hitting story is the life of the president and his nappy nap at night,
Starting point is 00:11:30 which they have no problem with and that he likes a fire lit in the Oval Office. Oh, well, isn't that so colonial? I better not use that word. That's another C word that we're not. supposed to use, you know, colonial. How very not progressive to be burning wood in the Oval Office. And once in a while, according to CNN, he'll throw a log on the fire himself. That's just the kind of, you know, do it yourself, self-built lunchbox Joe kind of guy he is. Meanwhile, when he's on CNN, they've decided to talk to him a little bit about the problems with COVID, which he says, if we're lucky, if we're lucky, might be under control now by the end of this year.
Starting point is 00:12:26 And in federal buildings now, you have to wear two masks, not one. here he is last night talking about the vaccine. And the biggest thing, though, is you remember when you and I, I shouldn't say it that way, as you remember, but when you and I talked last, we talked about it's one thing that the vaccine, which we didn't have when we came into office, but a vaccinator. How do you get the vaccine into someone's arm? Wait a minute. We didn't have a vaccine when he came into office.
Starting point is 00:13:02 These aren't the droids you're looking for. What kind of Jedi mind trick do you think you're doing here, Joe? We had a vaccine when you came into office. But now the vaccine, of course, Anderson Cooper is not going to push him on that. I mean, it's past his nappy nap time. He also did something very, very special that I think the Uyghurs can really appreciate. Now, he said yesterday that one of the things he's really. really going to go after is the outrageous, dangerous, and sickening right-wing extremists here in the
Starting point is 00:13:44 country. He's got to stop that. But when it comes to China and the Uyghurs and the Chinese genocide, we're just a little different. We don't understand each other. Listen. The central principle of Xi Jinping is that there must be a united, tightly controlled China. And he uses his rationale. Can we stop there? Hang on just a second. We'll start again. So the idea that he's excusing here is that Jijing Ping wants a strictly controlled united China. Well, he's Mr. Unity. I mean, so he understands that. sometimes for unity, I mean, Stalin did it. You have to have strict control on those people that won't unite. So go ahead. What else did he say? The central principle of Xi Jinping is that
Starting point is 00:14:48 there must be a united, tightly controlled China. And he uses his rationale for the things he does based on that. I point out to him, no American president can be sustained as a president if he doesn't reflect the values of the United States. And so the idea, I'm not going to speak out against what he's doing in Hong Kong, what he's doing with the Uyghurs in western mountains of China and Taiwan trying to end the one China policy by making it forceful. I said, and by the heat, he said, he gets it. Culturally, there are different norms at each country, and their leaders are expected to follow. Oh, okay, okay. All right. I think I heard this from FDR when it's just you don't understand the Germans. They just culturally are different. And their extermination of the Jews, not a problem. I mean, it's probably not even happening. I mean, we should really have more than that photographic evidence and documents that have been smuggled out by people who were in the concentration camps and verified it.
Starting point is 00:16:00 for FDR. No, no, no, we need to have some real official reporting before we, well, here, let me have Justin Trudeau. He talked about this yesterday as well. You don't, okay. Well, Justin Trudeau yesterday, he went in and said, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, let's not use the word, let's not use the word genocide. We don't know that for, for sure. Hmm. Hmm. Well, that's weird, Justin, because every time the word genocide is used by you, you say when anyone is killed, who is an indigenous Canadian, you or whatever, indigenous, whatever that land was called, crap and cold. How's that one? whenever any indigenous person of that territory that was crappy and cold, now called Canada, you say that it is an indigenous people genocide that is going on. But you can't talk about a genocide in China?
Starting point is 00:17:15 Wow, that's weird. That's really weird. It's almost as if you guys either want to do business because that's more important than actual genocide or you're afraid of China. Which one is it? We know our president is in bed with China and making money with China and doesn't have a problem with the tight control for unity. We know that about our president, so at least he's out in the open-ish. What's your excuse? I come into work every day and I look at the news and I feel as though we are missing the point.
Starting point is 00:18:08 I feel as though the bigger picture is what all of us need to see. And the bigger picture is what is happening to us right now. There's a couple of things. One, we are being deeply divided, deeply divided. As I explained to you yesterday, you're not an extremist. If you believe in the Bill of Rights, if you believe that, all men are created equal. And by that I mean women too. And when I say men, I mean black, white, yellow, purple, polka dot, indigenous, traveled here from long, long ways away. If you believe that all
Starting point is 00:18:59 men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain rights that no one can change or alter, then you are not the extremist. Sure, you are an extreme. Sure, you are an extremist in 1776, but you're not an extremist today. The world is moving to a new system, and we are being put on this new system, and this system is an oligarchy. This system, where are the people on the left? Where are the Democrats that used to lecture me about how these corporations are going to take over the world? United States of America. It's the United Corporations of America. Oh, shut. up is what I used to say.
Starting point is 00:19:43 I'm with you now. But where are you? Did you not mean it? Because I haven't changed. I've changed my point of view, but I haven't changed my principles. I've come now, enlightened to the party. You were right. We have an oligarchy, a global oligarchy that is being formed right now.
Starting point is 00:20:10 and it is destroying our country and it is destroying our children. Where are you? Gosh, I haven't, that was the first story I wanted to hit today. I've got about five of them that I was trying to hit in that space. Give me one minute and I'll come back and do some more. First, let me tell you about relief factor. Remember the old days when you used to hear me talking about out when the weather would change? My bum knee would go or my bum angle and start acting up.
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Starting point is 00:22:02 that's settled outside are all rapidly diminishing as part of Britain's culture as warmer winters which scientists are attributing to global climate change produce not only fewer white Christmases but fewer white Januaries or February's global warming the heating of the atmosphere by increased amounts of industrial gases is now accepted as reality by the international community.
Starting point is 00:22:29 According to Dr. David Viner, a senior research scientist at Climate Research Unit of the University of East Angola, is that it? Within a few years, winter snowfall will become very rare and a very exciting event. The children just won't know what snow is, he said. Well, he said that 20 years ago. And I, gosh darn it. My kids seem to know what it is. And everybody in Texas and the lower parts of the South know what snow is. Are we supposed to still listen to you?
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Starting point is 00:24:33 You don't want to miss it. Blaze TV We were all being boxed in and put into a nice little cage for the oligarchs to play with we have a story coming up about Bill Gates he just turned $17 billion into $200 billion by investing in vaccines,
Starting point is 00:24:56 which is wonderful for him. He also has become the largest farm land owner in America. So Bill Gates owns a majority of farmland now in America, or at least held by one person. So congratulations on that. In a completely unrelated article, he has also said that Americans now have to stop eating meat. meet and he's going to work on that.
Starting point is 00:25:21 America tonight, we have a special that you do not want to miss. What's happening now in Texas is just the latest example of where we're headed if we follow the left's policies. Texas is a strong red state, right? No. Did you know that Texas leads the entire nation in wind turbine electricity? Mm-hmm. A state that is full in oil and gas.
Starting point is 00:25:48 It's cheaper. We decided to go for the more expensive, less reliable option of wind power. It is the same plan that Joe Biden and the Democrats and the World Economic Forum are currently pushing. It doesn't work. And now millions are suffering here in the southern part of Texas, or I'm sorry, all of Texas, southern part of the United States. what they are pushing is, let me ask you this, why did America become the world's industrial leader? What did we have here in America that you didn't have anywhere else in the 1930s and 40s? Why was Germany fighting over Africa?
Starting point is 00:26:37 Why were they in the sands of the desert in the Middle East? Because they didn't have oil. we had cheap energy and cheap energy and consistent laws in a constitution that allowed people to find and pursue their own happiness is what built this country. But the first thing you have to do is make sure that you put all bunch of regulations on everybody. And then if you can just cut down the cheap energy, if you can make sure that we have rolling blackouts, it's fantastic. if you're trying to dismantle us. I have warned that what the left is preparing and pushing is going to be deadly, and you're starting to see the ramifications.
Starting point is 00:27:25 These are the catastrophic results, and it extends far deeper. Now, there are other problems in Texas, but the biggest problem is we went to wind turbines. Why would we do that? There's also an all-out assault on the social fabric of the country, critical race theory known as neo-Marxism as being taught in our children's public and private schools. Why? Why are boys being taught to reject masculinity?
Starting point is 00:27:54 Why are girls taught to reject their femininity? Why are we being taught and teaching our children and allowing our teachers to teach our children that race determines whether you're good or bad? And if their country is racist or not? in short gee where did I read this before everything that is true is false everything that is false is true everything that is good
Starting point is 00:28:20 is evil and everything that is evil is now good suicide rates among our youth are spiraling we are we are experiencing now national suicide on every level tonight I'm going to talk about the national suicide
Starting point is 00:28:39 that the left is committing by destroying our culture, our way of life, how it's leading to actual suicides with our kids. I'm going to sit down with multiple guests on the front lines of stopping critical race theory in government, corporations, schools. I'm going to talk to a teacher in California who will show teachers and parents in other states what to do when it inevitably lands in your backyard. I'm also going to talk to a parent who tragically lost his child after his child took his own life due to COVID isolation.
Starting point is 00:29:13 This is an important message that you need to hear because it is coming. Prep school in New York has sent white parents of students in grade 6 through 12 a graphic calling on them to become white traitors. White traitors. I don't believe in race traitors. I think it's offensive when somebody says that black because of the black, because they think differently or vote differently. They're a traitor to their race.
Starting point is 00:29:47 Not all white people, not all black people think alike. So now you're to become a white traitor if you go to this prep school in New York. And ultimately, a white abolitionist. The correspondence sent to white parents in Eastside Community School is a tool for action, helping white people gauge their status in white identity. white identity begins at white supremacist and ultimately reaches white abolition where one strives to change institutions, dismantle whiteness, and not allow whiteness to reassert itself. What the hell is whiteness?
Starting point is 00:30:27 What is whiteness? It is the Judeo-Christian European culture that came over here and we got rid of things like witch hunts and all of that stuff. Good news. Progressives are bringing them back. The Judeo-Christian culture is what they're talking about. So this was written by a guy who, his name is Barnar Hess.
Starting point is 00:31:00 Oh, I like the name Hess. He's a Northwestern University professor of African American studies, political science, and sociology. He teaches classes on unsettling whiteness. Now, the Daily Caller, the News Foundation, reached out to multiple administrators at the prep school, all of whom read the email request but didn't reply. When they called the school, they were told, thank you for your call, have a nice day, and then they were hung up on. The graphic was produced and shared on Instagram by Slow Factory Foundation, a nonprofit with the goals of building anti-racist community and
Starting point is 00:31:43 growing climate positive global movements. Oh, this is great. This is wonderful. And on the Instagram page, it also includes a photo asking for a co-conspirator to, quote, burn the settler colonial state down. But that's not an extremist our government is even worried about.
Starting point is 00:32:06 So don't you worry your pretty little head about it. They're going to take care of all of it. here's what I want you to know there is a great great article in the Federalist that you should read today you should post it you should send it to all your friends how Democrats plan to amp up government discrimination
Starting point is 00:32:24 I want to read the article keep your eye on the word equity for it's going to be an important part of your life in the next four years not interested that doesn't matter equity has an interest in you still not concerned if you're affected by the taxes, laws, and regulations passed and implemented by the legislative and executive branches of the government, or the court's decisions handed down by the judicial one, then you will be affected.
Starting point is 00:32:55 Or if you're affected by the everyday interpretation of any laws and regulations made by the unelected and unnumerated branches of the government, the permanent bureaucracy where now the power resides, then you will be affected by equity. If you read the news or are written about by a pompous fourth estate that now sees itself as the stenographers of big government and technocratic administration, then you will be affected by ubiquitous equity. All 330 million Americans will likely see equity enter their lives in a big way. Do I have your attention? Equity. It's the same as equality. No, it's not. Don't confuse the two.
Starting point is 00:33:46 They're not even cousins. They're opposites. Better yet, they're sworn enemies. Equality. Equality is the standard of our old constitution, the one that framed in 1787, amended since then. Most memorably in the Bill of Rights, this is why I say to you, you have to, if you agree with the Bill of Rights, you are not an extreme. because equity and equality are completely different. The Bill of Rights and the Reconstruction amendments held up equality and it holds that government should see all people as being created
Starting point is 00:34:28 equal and equally deserving of the law's protection. Now, as Martin Luther King pointed out, America live up to your own ideals. Slavery, legal segregation. We've paid an awful price. Equity now is the buzzword, and hear me carefully. Equity is the buzzword of the new constitution trying to take the place of the old one. It holds that governments must treat Americans differently according to what category the government has put us in. So equity literally holds that the government must treat people unequally.
Starting point is 00:35:12 Don't believe me? You don't want to trust a conservative like me to define a concept of the woke left? Completely understandable. So let's instead listen to how Vice President Kamala Harris has described the difference between the two, as she did in a tweet on November 1st. There's a big difference between equality and equity. Equality suggests everyone should get the same amount. The problem with that, not everyone's starting out at the same place.
Starting point is 00:35:42 So if we're all getting the same amount, but you started out back there and I started out over here, we could get the same amount, but you're still going to be that far back behind me. It's about giving people the resources and support they need so that everyone can be on equal footing and then compete on equal footing. Okay, okay. Equitable treatment means we all end up in. the same place. Sorry, gang, we all can't be on the radio. We all can't be a NASCAR driver. We all can't be the CEO.
Starting point is 00:36:24 This is Harris typing out a tweet. This is not made in haste. Let's not forget that she dismissed the Constitution as a book that you carry when confronting the now-justice Brett Kavanaugh during their contentious exchange at the hearing on September 2018. Equity explicitly demands that people violate the Constitution. It calls for discrimination. Don't listen to me. Listen instead to what Boston University's Ibram Akendi has written in his bestseller, how to be an anti-racist. The only remedy to racist discrimination is anti-racist discrimination. The only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination.
Starting point is 00:37:14 The only remedy to present discrimination is future discrimination. By the way, the executive order on advancing racial equity and support for underserved communities, it mentioned the word equity 21 times. The word equality, not once. Not once. You must not allow yourself to become complacent and believe that these are just little differences. They are not. These are core differences.
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Starting point is 00:39:49 We have the highest suicide rate we've seen amongst children. Glenn reveals the horrors of a dangerous curriculum that's about to go national and takes on the teachers unions, the Biden admin, and left us failing our children. What's killing our kids? The case of national suicide. Tonight, 9 p.m. Eastern at blaisTV.com. I try to not get angry, but I look at the news every day, and it drives me out of my ever-loving mind. So hopefully you don't get angry and you can just laugh at me getting all angry.
Starting point is 00:40:30 But I read stuff like the trans female MMMA fighter who delivered life-altering blows to a female competitor. We're talking about Fallon Fox, the transgender female MMA competitor, biologically born a male, beat the snot out of a woman. Uh, yeah, he's now quote, the brave, she is now the bravest athlete in history. Really? Wow. Uh, I don't think Jesse Owens might have been very, very brave, but no, no, no. No, the guy who became a woman and then beat up a woman, she's the bravest athlete in history.
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Starting point is 00:42:37 We're going to talk about that. Andrew Cuomo, the dumbest government mobster. Well, George Pataki now in New York is saying that maybe New Yorkers should consider recalling Governor Cuomo. I can't believe this guy is still in office. I can't believe New Yorkers are not outraged. You know what?
Starting point is 00:43:36 I can't believe that after he blamed the nursing home deaths on the nursing home workers, after the nursing homes themselves begged him not to put this policy in, I can't believe that nursing home nurses and administrators aren't everywhere on television, on radio, saying, what the hell is this? Now, we're getting blamed for it. In fact, I'm going to open up the phone lines. I want to hear from people in New York that work for nursing homes or a nursing home administrator,
Starting point is 00:44:10 and you were affected by his executive order, and you know that that's what caused all these nursing home deaths. I want to hear from you. Because I'd be beside myself if I was a... Where's your labor union? I'd be beside myself if somebody tried to blame all those. deaths on me when it was his executive order. Is he going to get away with it? We go to Janice Dean, who has been on the forefront of this because she lost parents in COVID in New York without being able to say goodbye or bury them or anything else because of Andrew Cuomo. Or is it
Starting point is 00:44:51 the nursing homeworkers? We begin there in 60 seconds. I want you to stop for a second. Take of your situation. I used to be in so much pain that I couldn't, I wouldn't have shown up on today's, like today. I could barely function, especially when it was cold. Does the,
Starting point is 00:45:17 does the pain that you're in stop you from doing the things that you want? It's kind of like alcoholism is, our, our alcoholic drinks, if they're not available, will they stop you from going to a party? Yes. you might have a problem.
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Starting point is 00:46:21 hundreds of our listeners that I've personally spoken to. It's relief factor. Relieffactor.com or call 800, 500, 583, 84. It's relief factor. dot com. All right. We go to Janice Dean. She is the Fox News senior meteorologist and the author of a new book called Mostly Sunny. She is a strange person to be the spokesperson on this, but nobody else would stand up. And she had personal experience quickly, Janice, for anybody who hasn't been following your story,
Starting point is 00:46:58 can you just recap why you are one of the leaders in speaking out against Cuomo? My husband's parents died in separate elder care facilities in March and April, the end of March, we lost his father and two weeks later we lost his mom. The plan was we were going to have them in the assisted living residence close to our home. We spent months trying to find a place that would take both of them and would give them care that they needed. His dad was overcoming some health challenges. So we had him in a nursing home slash rehab center to get him in better share. to join his wife, D. And then the pandemic happened.
Starting point is 00:47:39 We were quarantined. We had no way of having, you know, eyes or ears inside the elder care facilities on our own. So we relied on the people there. And we heard from a nursing home worker in late March that my father-in-law wasn't well. And three hours later, he was dead. We had no lead up time. We didn't know about the executive order to put over 9,000 COVID-Py, positive patients into nursing home.
Starting point is 00:48:07 So of course, we would have done something had we known that. A lot of people like to attack me on that. Well, why didn't you take them out? We had no idea. And then when I wasn't seeing the coverage, Glenn, on the news channels, especially the networks, not one news story on the executive order, why it was in place for 46 days. And then the subsequent cover-up of the numbers, there just wasn't the coverage, especially on CNN when Cuomo was with his brother doing the comedy hour with giant props.
Starting point is 00:48:39 I mean, it made my blood boil. So I am not a political person, but this made me realize I have to become one to get into the game here to get answers for my family. So let's talk about the executive order before I go into what's new. Talk about the executive order, because this is, it's phenomenal how this executive order had been scrubbed and what he was actually ordering nursing homes to do, much to the chagrin of nursing homes. In fact, they fought hard against this executive order. They did. And I think, you know, your question of why aren't they speaking out?
Starting point is 00:49:20 They're afraid. They are afraid for their jobs. They're afraid they'll get fired. They are afraid of this governor. He is vengeful. He's mean. He's a bully. So yes, March 25th, he mandated nursing homes to take COVID positive patients.
Starting point is 00:49:39 And then a few days later, he gave them blanket immunity. Why would he do that? You know, if he knew that this policy was going to result in depth, is that the reason why he gave them blanket immunity? So these are the reasons why I think maybe you're not getting those answers. But I will tell you that if we had an independent bipartisan investigation with subpoena power, we could get these people on the stand and find out. the bottom of this mandate, why it was in place for 46 days.
Starting point is 00:50:07 And then May 10th, when they finally reversed it, they scrubbed it from their health department website. You know, so the governor, you know, blaming all of these other people, like the nursing home workers. And at one point, he was blaming the visitors. We weren't able to visit my loved ones. And they died alone. So, you know, that's one of the reasons why I am on this crusade for justice.
Starting point is 00:50:31 now last week his office came out and said that they were hiding all of that information because they felt that the trump administration was vindictive and they couldn't release those nursing home numbers this week he's come out and said that they had released all of those numbers they were always transparent in fact do we have the audio that we played yesterday from governor quomo in the press conference and as i see it lie after lie after lie. Listen. The New York State DOH has always fully and publicly reported all COVID deaths in nursing homes and hospitals. Okay, stop there for a second. Janice, is that true? No, that is not true. That is the thing that Letitia James found in an investigation.
Starting point is 00:51:25 She found the numbers. They were reporting numbers that were way undercounted. And who is Letitia James? Letitia James is the Attorney General of New York, a Democrat, who took it upon herself to conduct an investigation because we weren't able to find out until she did. Okay, so there's lie number one. Continue with the audio, please. Reported. Nursing homes had the most vulnerable population. We know that. COVID did not get into the nursing homes by people coming from hospitals. COVID got into the nursing homes by staff walking into the nursing home when we didn't even know we had COVID. Staff walking into a nursing home, even though they were asymptomatic,
Starting point is 00:52:18 because the national experts all told us you could only spread COVID if you had symptoms, and they were wrong. True. It doesn't take a rocket scientist. tell you that putting over 9,000 infected patients into nursing homes is going to get them sick. He even said that at the beginning of this, that putting COVID, spreading COVID in nursing homes would be like fire through dry grass. So while I agree that nursing home workers could have definitely brought the virus in, I believe it was the fact that there were COVID positive patients that were the main reason why we had so many deaths.
Starting point is 00:53:05 And by the way, that were brought in from hospitals. They were, they were COVID positive and they were then transferred into these nursing homes. And the nursing homes were saying, we can't isolate them here. Right. And in the mandate, Glenn, it also says they could not discriminate against these patients. They had talked to the nursing home workers. They didn't have proper equipment. Glenn, this guy continues.
Starting point is 00:53:56 when he's asked the question to skirt and deny and blame. Well, Schumer yesterday ducked the question on his cover-up. Schumer won't talk about it. The left doesn't seem to be willing to talk about it. There are some in the State House that are Democrats that do want to call him on the carpet. I am shocked, at least from a distance, that we are not hearing from these administrators and these workers in nursing homes in New York, that they are not everywhere.
Starting point is 00:54:34 Because I have to tell you, if I knew that that mandate had come down and they were forced to do it, you were thinking to yourself, this is going to put not only the patients, I'm in jeopardy as well. And then to be blamed for it by the governor is outrageous. Why is there not more outrage? They're afraid. I think they're afraid, Glenn. And maybe it'll take a few.
Starting point is 00:55:01 It's like, you know, there's safety in numbers. When someone speaks up and stands up, then more people are apt to do that. But I think they are really frightened. A lot of them don't make a lot of money. But I've heard from them in private and say that that's exactly what was going on. They felt they had no choice but to take these patients. and they were not prepared and they blame this governor. Janice, as always, I thank you for, I thank you for all of the reporting you've done on this.
Starting point is 00:55:35 I think you are one of the main reasons why this has been a story because no one else is really following this. And I think the truth will eventually come out. I am so concerned about our press not telling the truth and bad guys getting away with things, especially when it comes to health and the death of the death. of people in hospitals and nursing homes, when they can get away with, you know, really bad policies and nobody stands up and says anything,
Starting point is 00:56:03 that that is just a dangerous, dangerous trend for all of us. Odds that you think that he is going to pay a real price for this. My gosh, I hope so. 15,000 deaths. I mean, where is the outrage? More than 9-11 Katrina, double that. When we look back on this, Glenn,
Starting point is 00:56:24 will be one of the biggest tragedies of New York State history. I hope we get justice. I have the angels on my side and, you know, hopefully, you know, they will win. Janice, thank you. Thanks for your friendship. Thanks for all the hard work you do. God bless. Thank you, my friend. Appreciate it. You bet. I've got a couple of people that are holding that work at nursing homes up in New York. I don't know if they want to be identified before we go on the air. Let's take one minute. Phone screeners check with them. and make sure they want to go on the air.
Starting point is 00:56:56 I'd love to hear from people who feel passionately one way or another. Do we have this wrong? Or are we right about the governor? And you getting blamed is now the latest. I mean, he blamed the Trump administration. He then blamed the people in his own administration. Now he's blaming the nursing home people. And, you know, if you don't stand up,
Starting point is 00:57:20 you're going to continue to get the blame. because the people in his own administration stood up. And they're starting to kick and scream in New York State in the Assembly. And that's why he had to find another target. If you don't stand up, you're going to get it. So let's hear from you 8 at 8-727 B-E-C-K. All right. Our sponsor, our sponsor this F-hour is Car Shield.
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Starting point is 00:59:27 Let me go to John in New York. Some of the names that you're going to hear have been changed to protect the innocent. John, you are a health care worker or not? I am a... I'm someone who goes to multiple health care sites and we provide a service for them so that they can stay operational.
Starting point is 01:00:01 Okay, and you're in New York. I don't... Yeah, and we've... visit, we've got, I mean, it's New York, where there's lots of assisted living homes or nursing homes, however you'd like it's home. But everyone, in the beginning of this whole process, everyone we went to, you could tell something was up. You know, there were extra precautions taken, obviously, for the whole COVID, but something had changed. And they, at the beginning, they wouldn't tell us what was going on, but they were saying, you need to be extra careful,
Starting point is 01:00:31 you know, being on site. You're not going to be allowed to go to certain areas and so forth. As soon as news broke about what was going on, I mean, the floodgates opened and people just, people either quit their job. They said, you're sending me to work for a place where I'm giving people a death sentence. I can't, I can't accept patients that are known to have this issue. So where are these people now, John? Where are they? I'm shocked that you're not seeing them crawl out of the woodwork. Everybody's terrified about what's going to happen. You know, no different, I'm sorry, than this and, you know, me staying anonymous. Everybody's terrified what's going to come down from either our employers, what's going to come down from the state.
Starting point is 01:01:15 You know, there's people leaving the state right now, obviously, in droves just because they're terrified of what's going to happen if they speak up. John, they don't. Is that an exaggeration, or do you, is that really how you feel what's really going on? Because that, that's not America. That, that terrifies. me. It is, it is terrifying. There's a lot of changes that are going on, you know, I'll just say within companies that people don't want to stay where they're working and they're going to find easier jobs just because they don't, they don't want to deal with the wrath if something gets said.
Starting point is 01:01:55 That's why a lot of people, and I've even looked at it myself about going to Florida. You know, there's a lot of people that go to Florida from New York because they don't want to deal with taxes. They don't want to deal with the nonsense. They don't want to deal with the nonsense. They don't want to deal the weather and a lot of elderly people do go to Florida because of the weather. Well, you know, everybody's looking to Florida right now because it's an easier living. It's a great place to be. Well, I will tell you this. If you move to Florida, you know, I think you're going to get a lot of New Yorkers that don't
Starting point is 01:02:27 know what the problem was. We get a lot in Texas from California. If you believe in freedom, we all need to coalesce around a few states. and Florida, Texas, they've got to stand. And Texas is under assault. Florida is under assault. We need good people that understand the Constitution to stand in these states. As goes Texas, so goes America.
Starting point is 01:02:57 We currently in this last recession, the big one in 2008, the last recession, we were responsible for almost 60% of all job creation. One state, 60% of all job creation in the entire country. We cannot lose these red states. We cannot lose them.
Starting point is 01:03:22 Jamie and New York, welcome. Glenn, how are you doing, my friend? It's a pleasure to talk to you. Thank you. Yeah, listen, I'm glad you gave me this opportunity to expose this hypocrisy that's going on with this governor. My fiancé works in an elderly care facility in Albany, New York.
Starting point is 01:03:42 She tested positive for COVID twice. As is possible, each time she tested positive. She went to her primary care physician, tested negative. Nine other nurses on her unit, on her unit alone, tested positive. All right. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. Hang on, I want to understand this, Jamie. I've got to take a quick network break.
Starting point is 01:04:07 I want to come back and also talk to you. If you're in a nursing home in New York, you work for one. What was really going on? I have to tell you every night, I swear to you, every night I want to take a video of my dog, Uno, so you can see the difference in him. You wouldn't actually know the difference because I never took a video of the family standing there, hand feeding him over the Christmas vacation literally
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Starting point is 01:05:31 Just pay for shipping, roughgreens.com slash back 833.3. G-L-E-N-N-33, roughgreens.com slash back call today. So before the break, we were talking to Jamie, whose fiancé is a nursing home worker up in New York. We're talking about, you know, how nursing home employees feel when Governor Cuomo blamed them for the death of all the nursing home victims. you say your fiancé was working and she was tested for Corona at her job. It came back positive, but then she would go to her doctor and it would come back negative. Yes, sir.
Starting point is 01:06:22 And this happened twice, not once, twice. She tested positive twice. Each time she went to her doctor and it came back negative. Each time the numbers went up, but it never got adjusted. And the real results came in. And like I said before, before to break, it also happened to nine other nurses on her unit alone. So now that's 11. So what are you saying?
Starting point is 01:06:50 Which one was real? Or do you even know? They, none of them had it. None of them had it. They were all perfectly fine. Nobody was sick. Nobody fell anything. And, you know, she brought it to their attention, like, go get a second of pin.
Starting point is 01:07:06 Their tests are botched. The nursing homes, we honestly feel that the nursing homes were botching the test because these were tests that were given to them. They were shipped in from whatever agencies. They weren't ones that they choose. These tests that were, they happened twice a week was what they were doing. They were testing the nurses twice a week and nobody knew where the tests were coming from. It wasn't, you know, their doctors that were giving on the tests. It was the nursing homes, wherever they were getting them from.
Starting point is 01:07:40 So for all we know, they were getting shipped in from anywhere. And it happened so often that these numbers were showing positive results that were actually negative. So they were false positives, which is very rare. You always hear about the false negative. Try to look it up like Google searcher. That's almost impossible to find. Nobody has these results. So what they started doing was they went to their own doctors, and they, you know, they found out that they weren't sick.
Starting point is 01:08:14 So now the numbers always were driving up, and it always looked like the nurses, the nurses, the nurses, the nurses were bringing it up these places. But it wasn't the nurses. And we've been saying this for months before the story blew up. I've tried to call every news organization in Albany. They're not interested. I've called, we've tried to expose this for so long. Now all of a sudden, just like we said months ago, this was the governor's Trump card. This was what he had in his pocket.
Starting point is 01:08:49 He was playing this and this was going to happen. And he was going to blame it on the nurses. The nurses all knew it was going to happen. We all knew it was going to happen. And sure as heck, it was exactly what he's saying. Now, oh, it wasn't me that sent the people to the nurses. home to get cold that it was the nurses that brought it up when really the nurses weren't even sick with it they were if the ones that were getting sick with it chances are we're probably
Starting point is 01:09:12 getting sick from the people that he sent there thank you so much jamie i appreciate it if you are somebody who uh has um some real stories to share i will dedicate a whole show to this i can't believe we're not hearing from the nursing home employees and the administrators and We would love to have you on the air. Contact us. You can call us today at 888727BECK. You can also reach out in email. Sarah, get an email address that I can give out.
Starting point is 01:09:46 And I'd like to spend a day just telling your stories. Let me go to Mike in New York. Hello, Mike. Hi, my, hi, Glenn. I'm a paramedic in upstate New York. And one of the things that is not being said is, is that this is a two-prong issue. So going into nursing homes in my district on a weekly basis,
Starting point is 01:10:12 we did see a very big spike in the beginning. People were getting COVID. We were transporting them out. And the nursing homes did a very good job in isolating those patients. Then once the low hit and the executive order was pushed in, we started noticing the large spike. and what we believe it was was a twofold issue. First, the hospitals didn't have room to continue to care for these COVID patients. So they're dumping back into the nursing homes with these COVID positive patients because they can't hold them because they have new patients that they need that are worse that they need to take care of. So they're looking for a spot to put these patients. Nursing homes were the place that the governor said, we're going to put these COVID patients back into.
Starting point is 01:11:06 Against the advice, hang on just a second, against the advice of the nursing homes, they begged him not to do that because they said we can't isolate them. Okay. Correct. And certain places had the space to be able to isolate them. There are, you know, bigger nursing facilities that could do that. There are others that are just too small and they tried their best. and I give all the props to them seeing this, you know, going in taking care of their patients.
Starting point is 01:11:38 They did their best. Ultimately, what ended up happening was they got too flooded and I would walk in to take care of patient X and it's a two-patient room and this patient was, you know, COVID positive. Now they're symptomatic. I'd go back six hours later or two days later or something and now their roommate is COVID-positive. with symptoms and it's snowballed. And I think that's where ultimately, you know, I wanted to get the pre-hospital care, you know,
Starting point is 01:12:14 point of view out to where it is a two-pronged issue with this one executive order. It hurt the hospitals as well as it hurt the nursing homes with these COVID patients. Mike, thank you very much. I want to go to Jane in New York. Jane, are you still working at a nursing home as a nurse? No, not currently.
Starting point is 01:12:40 I was a night supervisor for some time, and now I was looking for a new position as a nurse in a different job. And I believe that my statements on Facebook made it so that politically, because of my beliefs to Como, I could not give a job. What do you mean your statements on Facebook? What were they? Well, I had told him that he needed a step down. And why do you say that that's that is the reason why you can't find a job now? Because I have more than 10 years of experience and very, very lots of fields. of nursing and including supervisor, emergency room, medical, surgical, pediatrics.
Starting point is 01:13:42 And I am a very experienced nurse. And I've put my healers out there and I've been interviewed several times. And every time that I get interviewed, I get shot down. Tell me why you said the governor should step down. Well, he was doing one of his speeches and he was doing his talk about the nursing home stuff, about the COVID and about how, you know, everybody should back him up and monitor ties him basically. and, you know, he basically thinks that he's God. I mean, that's the impression that I get. And I feel like he needs to step down because he,
Starting point is 01:14:40 it feels as if he's taken over in a way that he needs to not take over because, like, for example, I have a grandfather who is currently in a situation where he may, end up in a nursing home and it's completely unfair because we don't get to see our relatives when they're there and I think there's a lot of rules and regulations that need to be changed. All right. Jane, thank you very much for calling. We go to Josh in Florida. Were you in New York, Josh, during all this? I was. Yes, sir. So both my wife and I worked in the healthcare field on Long Island. I actually told your screener the exact name of the facility where I worked and also where my wife worked. But while working at my facility on Long Island, we were forced to bring in over
Starting point is 01:15:43 40 people from local hospitals who were experiencing overflow. We did not have enough private rooms. So rooms were shared. And obviously 30 new coronavirus cases within two weeks and then it kind of exploded from there. I was personally tested two to three times a week. My father also was admitted to the hospital and since the executive order did not allow us to see him yet we were being exposed and tested and even showing proof of negative tests multiple times a week we still were not allowed to see our father who eventually made you know a recovery and was able to be released but we decided to quit we thought that the policies that Andrew Cuomo were in his administration were enacting were very draconian they were anti people they were anti-health care and they were anti-health care and they were
Starting point is 01:16:29 anti-progress, to tell you the truth, despite being quote-unquote progressive. So we decided to move to Florida, which is where I currently reside. We both have new jobs here in Florida in the health care field. But when I quit, I was specifically asked to sign an NDA, and again, it was specific to COVID-positive patients in the facility. I refused to sign that. I contacted an attorney. And soon after, though, I refused to sign that. I got a phone call from the Nassau County Health Department asking why we quit, why we didn't sign the NDA, and where we currently reside. That happened in November. In December, we received two phone calls, again, asking where we reside, if we plan on returning, and saying that people needed to send us time-sensitive
Starting point is 01:17:16 information. So when we would give our attorney's address and say, hey, send the information here, they were told that they could not send it to their office because it was, quote-unquote, personally sensitive. I gave them permission to first. verbally tell me over the phone. There's nothing. Then your attorney can handle all personally sensitive information. Exactly. That's what attorneys do.
Starting point is 01:17:42 Exactly. That's what I pay him to do. He's on a retainer for this recent. But, you know, we also get phone calls now from spoofed phone numbers, but they're from the exact same representatives. The voices, the names are the exact same. They're, again, asking for our information. when we refuse to give them our information, but give them our attorney's number, on two separate
Starting point is 01:18:02 occasions now, we have been cussed out. So this is not professional. They obviously do not want to send us any information. Go ahead. What is it you think they're trying to do? So I think that even still, because it keeps coming up, even in conversations when they're asking for my wife, they want us to sign an NDA. I refuse to sign a non-disclosure agreement, as did my wife. They continue to come after us for that. And I think the reason why we started receiving the phone calls is because I did conduct a local interview shortly after I quit. And my name was published, which is fine with me. And that's why I told your phone screen on. My real first name is, Josh, I don't care. They're not my employer anymore. They have no control over my current employment
Starting point is 01:18:51 situation either. But I firmly believe it comes down to the fact that both myself and my wife refused to sign the NDA. All right. So, Josh, I want you to hold on, because I'd like to get some more information and find out exactly what you were saying that seems to make people very, very nervous. Can you hold on? Let's get his information. Pass him on to one of our producers. Thank you so much, Josh. Continue with your phone calls. 8-88-7-27-B-E-C-K-K. This is one of the reasons why I am proud to have as a sponsor, AMAC, AMAC. Amac is for, you know, people who are turning 50 plus. You're in the scene you set now.
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Starting point is 01:21:24 Monday, I went out to, go ahead and play that as a wallpaper. I went out and I was trying to chip the ice off of this kind of stream thing, this fountain thing that we have in the back. And I unfortunately got all tangled up in cactus. So I've never been in a snowstorm and then had a problem with the cactus. But everybody tells me, oh, no, the pipes are still working because you can see right there. you can see that water's running.
Starting point is 01:21:58 And there's the pool. A comfortable 33 degrees, the water. And we have no power today. We're on a generator so I can do this broadcast. It's a little chilly. But I think today is the day that we are over the hump. It is like five degrees now, I think, in my area. And by I think Monday or Tuesday, it will be six.
Starting point is 01:22:26 68. Pool will still be, you know, a very chilly 33, but 68 next week. And we're through it. Thank goodness. First, let me talk to you about American financing. If you have not refinanced your mortgage, please look into this. Just go to American financing. You are overpaying if you're paying four or even 3% on your mortgage. And you also have high interest credit cards. You can roll those in, reset the mortgage, without. resetting the terms of your your mortgage. It'll save you hundreds of dollars a month. If you have a lot of high interest, credit cards could save you $1,000 a month just on what you're paying there. Please, please, get your finances under control. There's no high pressure.
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Starting point is 01:23:35 I have been warning for years on what the left has been preparing and pushing and now we are seeing it come to fruition and the ramifications are beginning to show up these are the catastrophic results of progressivism and now what it is turned into
Starting point is 01:24:33 insanity. There's an all-out assault on the social fabric of our country, critical race theory, known as neo-Marxism, being taught in our children's public and private schools. Boys are being taught to reject masculinity, girls are being taught to reject their femininity. We're being told now that race determines whether you're a good person or a bad person, or if your country is racist or not, in short, everything good is evil and everything evil is good. What was right, is now wrong, what is wrong is now right. Our kids are so screwed up.
Starting point is 01:25:12 The kids are not going to schools. The suicide rates among youth are spiraling, and nobody's really talking about it except parents. Tonight on Blaze TV, I'm going to discuss the national suicide that the left is committing by destroying our culture, our way of life, and how it is leading to actual suicide with our kids. We have multiple guests to talk about multiple things,
Starting point is 01:25:39 one of which is critical race theory. And I was listening to Megan Kelly's podcast this morning before I came into work. And she has an amazing story about how critical race theory is just destroying children. One in particular in St. Louis. We talked to Megan Kelly. She'll tell you the story in 60 seconds. All right. Let me tell you about American financing.
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Starting point is 01:27:10 Go to Americanfinancing. Dot net. American financing NMLS-182334. www. NMLS Consumer Access.org. Megan Kelly joins us. Megan, I usually listen to the New York Times, the daily, the first thing when I get up in the morning.
Starting point is 01:27:31 And my head was going to explode because they were, the New York Times was lecturing Texas on what we need to do for power. I couldn't take it. But then I was listening to yours as well right after, and you spoke to somebody we refer to as Jane Doe, a 17-year-old girl who was accused of racism in St. Louis. Tell me her story. Glenn, it was one of those things where I saw a news report that she had, her family had hired a lawyer and filed a claim against the school. And I thought, well, this is one of the first of its kind, you know, a family pushing back. back on this racist ideology when it really hurts an actual live student, right?
Starting point is 01:28:16 And there's actual pain and intentional, emotional distress inflicted. And I thought there's no way this family's going to let this girl speak, but they did. So we used Jane Doe instead of her real name. And it turned out to be probably the most emotionally gripping interview I've done since I launched the podcast back in September. This poor girl, you can, you know, feel her pain, frankly. if you listen to the interview, you can hear it build until she kind of can't take it anymore, and she breaks down, and you can, I think, just get put a, if not a face, at least a voice on the damage this nonsense ideology is doing to our children.
Starting point is 01:28:55 Somebody just online just asked me, why are you so focused on this? For the reasons you just said prior to introducing me, because the suicide rate amongst our children is peaking. It's out of control between COVID and now this. And what worst time could you think of to pile one more thing on these children? Every single white kid is a racist. Every boy is full of toxic masculinity. They were born bad. And that's what this girl's school allegedly believes.
Starting point is 01:29:26 So Jane tells a story of how she was at a, it was basically a camping event with some friends. And they revealed to her that there are, there are, three black girls in their 50-year-so person, all-girl class. It's a Catholic private school. So she's a senior, and in her 50-year-so-person class, her three black girls. And one of them, she finds out has alleged that she stood up in the middle of a class and pointed at the black student and yelled, all black lives do not matter. Or black lives do not matter. That's not good. Unfortunately for the accuser, it turns out that this class was on tape because it was in person, but it was also being offered via Zoom, and all Zoom classes are taped.
Starting point is 01:30:17 So there's a tape of the entire class. And according to Jane Doe, the tape shows nothing of the kind, nothing. And moreover, Glenn, you would imagine if a girl stood up, a white girl stood up in a class and yelled at it at a black girl, it would be a huge deal. And the teacher would have intervened. and in the moment it would be huge, none of which happened. And the teacher, according to Jane Doe, backed Jane Doe and said this never happened. This is made up. And according to Jane Doe, the accuser has a history of making up tales along these lines.
Starting point is 01:30:50 Well, it should have been over in one day. Didn't happen. Don't know why she alleged it. You owe her an apology for dragging her name through the mud. And because of critical race theory and this school's belief that, as they said directly to Jane Doe, all white people are racist. All white people are white supremacists. She was treated as though she still was the aggressor and in the wrong Jane Doe was.
Starting point is 01:31:17 Even though it appears she was the victim here. Now the school's denying all this. The school gave us a statement saying the complaint is riddled with falsehoods, and we'll have our chance to defend ourselves. But they haven't produced the videotape. It'd be very easy for them to say, here's the tape. Jane Doe did it. Watch. It didn't happen. And, you know, until, and unless it does, this girl deserves the benefit of the doubt because there's not a single witness other than the accuser behind closed door saying that it did. Not one student in the class has come forward to say she did it. The teacher didn't come forward to say she did it. In fact, the teacher allegedly said to Jane Doe, first thing after, I know this isn't true. Of course I was there. But the school has allowed this young woman's life to be
Starting point is 01:32:05 ruined for no reason other than she happens to have been born with white skin and her accuser happens to have been born with black skin. How has her life been ruined? She's become the scourge of the St. Louis school system. So word traveled fast in these schools and the word got out that she did it. The girl was spreading the rumor. It, of course, if true, would have been a huge thing. And so she, She became the target of social media bullies, public mockery within her own school. The word got out that she did it. You know, kids who weren't in the class and so on.
Starting point is 01:32:47 And, you know, where do you go to get your reputation back? The school won't stand up and publicly say it didn't happen. Why? Why? They've told her they say it's because given the time we're in, this is what Jane alleges, given the times that we're in right now, we have to be extra sensitive to a student of color, even one making what appears to be a false allegation. That is, this is, Megan, I honestly, I don't know how to take it anymore.
Starting point is 01:33:21 I really don't. I don't know what to say on the air anymore. I don't know how to, you know, encourage people that, you know, things are going to work out. because this is this has gone beyond madness, beyond madness. The accuser in this case allegedly said she's a Trump supporter. Jane Doe is a Trump supporter, her family are Trump supporters, which is true, and all Trump supporters are racist, right? We've heard that before.
Starting point is 01:33:53 And Jane Doe has cops in her family and had a sticker on her computer that had a blue line in it, which apparently there's a distinction between Blue Lives Matter, and this sticker, but this is basically I support police. And she felt it was important to have it because of all the allegations being made writ large about police over the summer. She didn't believe, and she thought her uncle and others had served honorably. And she was told by the school in this context, that's racist. The accuser was given the option of making her take it off of her computer by administrators who were dawning BLM paraphernalia on their computers and T-shirts and so on.
Starting point is 01:34:33 Right? So only one message is okay. This isn't that a Catholic private school in the Midwest, Glenn? Right? We're not talking about the New York City, Upper West Side, liberal bastions where I am. And so she and her family were at their widths end. She could get no help. And when you hear the distress caused to this young woman, I really hope it puts what we hear about, you know, like Chris Rufo's tweets and his efforts in document
Starting point is 01:35:03 what critical race theory is doing, into something you can really understand, something tangible. Like, this is an actual girl who is in real distress now because of these nonsense theories that she's being made to pay for sins of the father 200 years ago. We already know because of things that were done in the schools in the 50s and 60s to show how easy it is to get kids to turn against Jews. remember they used to the teacher that did the you know blue eye brown eye kind of thing and it was easy by the time they went for recess that they were already segregating themselves this is this is that program writ large that this is the actual dividing of the country in in very
Starting point is 01:35:54 dangerous ways and uh you know if you say that you're not going to have a voice for long Well, that's the thing. So it's hard enough for grownups on Twitter to stand up to the mob and say, calm down. What's your evidence? Let's see the proof, right? Like enough with these sweeping condemnations based on immutable characteristics, which back when I went to school was not okay to do. Think of 16-year-old girls. I mean, you'll do anything to avoid the wrath of the mob at that age.
Starting point is 01:36:30 having to do with anything. I mean, you could wear the wrong sweater, and they could turn on you. Something like this, in today's day and age, when, of course, we're all being told there's only one position to have, otherwise you're a bad person, can you imagine how hard it was for her
Starting point is 01:36:45 to find a friend, to stand by her, even girls who knew it wasn't true. You know, according to her complaint and her testimonial to me, they knew it wasn't true, but they were afraid. They're all afraid. So, Megan,
Starting point is 01:37:00 know you have to run. Let me ask you one more question. You asked her at the beginning of the interview, you're planning on going to college and she said yes. That doesn't usually happen when you're standing out and been accused of something. Who's accepting her? And does she really think? Do you think that she has a chance of actually going to the college that she wanted to go to? Well, I didn't, I don't know where she's going. She didn't want to reveal that. If it's a more right-leaning college, and that would be an option of two. Then they probably are more open-minded. Okay.
Starting point is 01:37:41 All right. Megan, thank you so much. Yeah, I think you'll find your thing. All right, see you. Yeah. It was good. Thank you. Megan Kelly, her podcast every day, you should listen to it.
Starting point is 01:37:52 I think it's three times a week. It's really, really good. By the way, she mentioned Christopher Rufo. he just scooped everyone on yet another problem in our schools, the new language of public education. He's going to be on our special tonight, national suicide. We're going to talk about the actual suicide of our kids and what's happening.
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Starting point is 01:40:59 that is everywhere. This was distributed by Barnar Hess and his group, the Slow Factory Foundation. This comes from the schools in New York, and it was sent home with all white students. And it is a, it's a little meter that says the white, the eight white identities. There's a regime of whiteness,
Starting point is 01:41:25 and there's action-oriented white identities. People who identify with whiteness are one of these. It's about time we build an ethnography of whiteness, since white people have been the ones writing about and governing others. There is a regime of whiteness. The first part is white supremacist, clearly marked white society that preserves names and values white superiority. Okay, so wait a minute, because I don't think that white people are superior, but I would
Starting point is 01:42:00 like to preserve name and value the color. culture that was created by the pilgrims who happened to be white, the founders who happened to be white. Then the next one on the scale, by the way, you're in red territory, white voyeurism. This is somebody that wouldn't challenge a white supremacist, desires non-whiteness because it's interesting, pleasurable, seeks to control the consumption and an appropriation of non-whiteness, fascination with culture, consuming black culture without the burden of blackness. So next from white supremacists, next still in the red is white voyeurism.
Starting point is 01:42:45 So somebody who is white and wants to be white, but enjoys black culture. Then there's white privilege. Now you're in the orange section. May critique supremacy, but a deep investment in questions of fairness, equality under the normalization of whiteness and the white rule. Sworn goal of diversity. Then white benefit. You're starting to get into the yellow.
Starting point is 01:43:13 Sympathetic to a set of issues, but only privately, won't speak or act in solidarity publicly because benefiting through whiteness in public, some POCs are in this category of well. Then in the yellow is the white confessional. some exposure of whiteness takes place, but as a way of being accountable to people of color, after they seek validation from people of color. Then into the green, white critical.
Starting point is 01:43:46 Take on board critiques of whiteness and invest in exposing marketing the white regime, refuses to be complicit with the regime, whiteness speaking back to whiteness. Then deep green, the white, traitor actively refuses complicity, names what's going on, intention is to subvert white authority, and tell the truth at whatever the cost, need them to dismantle institutions. And the last one, the best one you can be, is a white abolitionist, changing institutions, dismantling whiteness, and not allowing whiteness to reassert itself. Now, I don't know about you, but I would like to know exactly
Starting point is 01:44:32 what whiteness means. Unfortunately, every time I look for something on what whiteness means, it goes to standing on your own two feet, having a sense of responsibility and work ethic. If that's how you define whiteness, first of all, I think you're a racist, but I'm for those traits. I don't know about everybody else. Don't be bullied.
Starting point is 01:45:02 But also, you've got to know the facts tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern blazedtiv.com slash Glenn. Don't miss my Wednesday night specials. All right. I want to talk to you a little bit about Goldline. Goldline is, I mean, I don't know if you saw the news again yet today, but Goldline has seen the news. And anybody who is working with Goldline has probably seen. the news right now. Right now, Bank of America is calling for a 5 to 10% market correction in the first quarter of this year. Meanwhile, Janet Yellen and friends are blasting $2 trillion of cash
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Starting point is 01:46:26 Before gold completely goes through the roof, call Gold Line and talk to them about their specials. 866 Goldline. 866 Goldline or Goldline.com. Again, special 930 tonight, become a Blaze team member at blazTV.com slash Glenn. Promocode Glenn. So here's some, uh, here's some wonderful news. Bill Gates is no longer the world's richest man, but he has a new title. He is America's farmland king. Billionaire Microsoft co-founder has become the largest owner of farmland in the United States by quietly buying up massive plots all across the country. Gates portfolio comprises of 242,000 acres of farmland and nearly 27,000 acres of other lands across 19 states. The biggest
Starting point is 01:47:18 chunks of Gates Holdings are in Louisiana and Arkansas, where he owns 69,000 acres and 47,000 acres. He also reportedly owns about 16,000 acres in his home state of Washington, including a 14,500 acre tract in the Horse Heaven Hills region that he purchased for $171 million. The land is owned both directly and indirectly by Cascade investments, the Seattle area firm, that Gates, the world's third largest man in net worth of $132 billion, set up to manage his massive fortune. A hint at Gates' huge farm holdings emerged in 2014. The money manager who serves as Cascades chief investment officer was quoted in a piece, said the firm owns at least 100,000 acres of farmland in California, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, and other states,
Starting point is 01:48:18 or an area seven times bigger than Manhattan. Now, in completely unrelated news, news. Bill Gates wants you to fill up on fake meat for the sake of the planet. In a recent interview with MIT Tech Review, the Microsoft co-founder slash philanthropist slash farmer has doubled down on his beef with beef arguing that rich countries should ditch the rib-eye and fill their shopping carts with fake meat instead. While going to plant base isn't a viable option for the poorest 80 countries, Gates said, I do think all the rich countries should move to 100% synthetic beef.
Starting point is 01:49:09 You'll get used to the taste. I love this, how these people are just telling us what we're going to get used to and we're going to like. You'll get used to the taste difference. And the claim is they're going to make it taste even better over time. Oh, great. Eventually, green premium is modest enough. that you can sort of change the behavior of people or use regulation to totally shift the demand.
Starting point is 01:49:43 Oh. Oh, well, that's really good. So we'll just use regulation to shift the demand or, you know, some green premium that will sort of change the behavior. Stephen, do we have the audio from that guy? Where was he up in Massachusetts when he was talking about climate change and how they're in Massachusetts, there's no one left to blame for climate change.
Starting point is 01:50:08 No one. I mean, well, there is somebody. It's you. If you live in Massachusetts, all of the big firms, all of the big industry, they've already done everything. Now it's just up to those people on a fixed income. Let me know if you have it, Sarah. In his new book, How to Avoid Climate Disaster, Bill Gates, contemplates the technology breakthroughs and government policies needed to clean up plant poisoning
Starting point is 01:50:38 industries like steel cement and agriculture you know it's great is if we could just get rid of steel cement and agriculture we would be set wouldn't we the play the planet would be healed of course we wouldn't have any roads we wouldn't have any buildings or food it's no secret that the latter is a gargantuan contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. The last one I just want to point out is agriculture. Farms. It makes up nearly a third of all emissions from livestock production, so clearly something has to be done.
Starting point is 01:51:19 Isn't it great to know that our farmland is being bought up by this guy? Who believes that we should stop growing cows, stop having chicken ranches, doing all kinds of anything with animals. We got to get rid of them. You can't have cows anymore, Bill Gates said. You can't have cows anymore. That would be politically an unpopular approach. As far as the health of the planet goes, there's little option but to switch to meat substitutes.
Starting point is 01:51:52 It's near impossible to eliminate the potent methane emissions associated with your go to five guys order without rearing fewer cows. There are things where we feed them different food. Like there's this one compound that gives you a 20% reduction in methane emissions. But sadly, those bacteria and the digestive system that produces methane are necessary part of breaking down the grass. So I don't know if there's going to be a natural approach here. We're just going to be required to get rid of beef. Oh.
Starting point is 01:52:33 Well, thank goodness for that, right? Hey, by the way, in unrelated news, some good news for him because he's been struggling. His investment of $17 billion in vaccines has paid off to the tune of $200 billion. Now, I think that's great. He was just ahead of the curve, you know? Yeah, I mean, he also, you know, did hold the whole think tank last, well, it was two falls ago right before COVID was found. And it was all based on a COVID virus and how they could use this to heal the planet. And they could bring in the great reset.
Starting point is 01:53:19 But that's, I just wanted to point out some good news with him. because I think that's great. And by the way, he did acknowledge that his climate change policies may cause some dislocation. Now, that's only 2.8 million Americans who work in the oil and gas industry, but they're going to learn how to code. So there's not a problem that way. And he's got it all under control. We should trust Bill Gates. I think he is fantastic.
Starting point is 01:53:54 By the way, here are the people now that in this meeting of the green industry in some northeastern states, here is the guy from Massachusetts talking to the other states. And he talks about who to blame what can be done now about green emissions and reducing the carbon footprint. Because everybody who could that were the big. targets, they've already reduced as much as they can. So who do we go to now? Listen. You know, one thing that we found through our analysis is that 60% of our emissions
Starting point is 01:54:32 come from, as I have been starting to say, you and me, except you guys are in Vermont. 60% of our emissions come from residential heating and passenger vehicles. So let me say that again. 60% of our emissions that need to be reduced come from you, the person to treat, the senior on fixed income,
Starting point is 01:54:54 right? There is no bad guy left, at least in Massachusetts, pointing the finger at, turn the screws on, and, you know, break their will so they stop admitting. That's you. We have to break your will. I can't even say that publicly. So we get to break their will.
Starting point is 01:55:12 That's good. Turn the thumb screws on. I love that. This was smuggled out. This was never, supposed to be heard by you. And they wonder why we don't trust them. They wonder why we don't
Starting point is 01:55:28 trust our own government. We don't trust our elected officials. We don't trust the bureaucracy. We don't trust the media. The media was supposed to be the last line of defense. The media was supposed to be not in bed with the
Starting point is 01:55:44 government. The media was supposed to be the watchdog against the government. They were supposed to watch out for the things that we might miss. You know, things like, yeah, we're going to have to probably turn the thumb screws onto the average person and break their will. That doesn't seem like a representative and a representative republic, does it? Does it?
Starting point is 01:56:11 What we are seeing right now in Texas, can I please play the Joy Reid segment on Texas? to this. First, the state was struck by a once-in-a-generation storm triggered, of course, by climate change, something that Governor Greg Abbott doesn't take seriously, given his plans to sue the Biden administration for trying to do something about it. Then there's the state's fully independent electrical grid, which apparently buckled under the overwhelming demand and forced rolling blackouts. Critics are saying that Abbott was too slow to respond, a criticism he's received before, given his laissez-faire attitude toward the pandemic. Over the weekend, Abbott, The same guy suing Biden for federal overreach called the president asking for federal help.
Starting point is 01:56:59 A perplexing move from a state whose leaders are chattering on about seceding from the rest of the country. It's even more hypocritical when you think about the state's long history of railing against the federal government, at least when it's in democratic hands. Remember back in 2013 when senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn voted to block New York and New Jersey from getting help after Superstorm Sandy? Yeah, so do I. you hear lots of complaints coming from Republicans droning on about blue state bailouts, but these same folks from secession curious states are more than happy to dial up the federal government in moments of crisis.
Starting point is 01:57:34 No, no, we're not, Joy. I don't want the federal government's help. I'm glad Joe Biden hasn't called the state of Texas to offer any help. I don't want it. I want you to stay out of my state. You know, the reason why we're in this problem is because our windmills froze. Why does a state that has all of the oil and gas you could possibly ever need? Why are we getting so much of our power from windmills?
Starting point is 01:58:08 Because we buckled to the progressives. Texas is time to pull your boots up and stick it up the asses of anybody who is trying to change your state and make you less independent. We need to be independent because otherwise the entire country goes down and there will be no place to run. It used to be, where will you run? Well, you'd run to the United States. You'd do anything you could to get here if you wanted to be free. But where are you going to run when Texas goes down?
Starting point is 01:58:51 I want you to watch tonight's special. national suicide. What's really happening in our country. Don't miss it. Tonight, what's killing our kids, the case of national suicide. 9 p.m. Eastern on Blaze TV and Blaze TV YouTube. Don't miss it. All right. My Patriot Supply.
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Starting point is 02:00:34 Last night, Don Lemon on CNN. Trump supporters have taken over the Republican Party. The Republican Party can no longer say that they don't agree with the insurrectionists, with the bigots, with the racists, with the white supremacists, with the anti-Semites, because that's what they have clearly shown through their actions, especially over the last five years. I don't know what's wrong with him. Yes, We can, we clearly can. They are living in such a bubble that they are creating this narrative
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