The Glenn Beck Program - Why Are We Normalizing Cannibalism? | Guests: Daniel Horowitz & Jason Whitlock | 7/25/22

Episode Date: July 25, 2022

Glenn gives Stu an update on the climate emergency and the plans to stop it. Why is the New York Times saying there’s a time and place for cannibalism? Glenn discusses the latest in the meat shortage that’s currently affecting America. Blaze podcast host Daniel Horowitz of "Conservative Review" joins to discuss monkeypox and the origins of COVID-19. As technology continues to progress, is the progression coming at the cost of our privacy? Glenn and Stu discuss the dangers of sacrificing privacy for technology. BlazeTV host of "Fearless" Jason Whitlock discusses the possible reason behind the rise in crime, chaos, and attacks on police officers by children. Glenn goes through some instances of concealed carry owners who stepped in and prevented a tragedy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Thanks, Glenn. Glad to be back. I've heard that it was warm while I was gone. And that is an international crisis. Mm-hmm. Oh, you'd, from your lips to somebody's ear, because that is, that's exactly right. That's exactly right. It is a climate emergency. And while the president hasn't declared it yet, we all feel it's coming.

You know what I mean? It's kind of like, climate's not in a transition. The economy is in a transition, but the climate is in an emergency. Right. is not a transitory warming of the planet, as we may have heard about inflation. This one, this one will stay here forever. We've heard, I heard, this morning, these temperatures are going to last at least until the end of the century, which surprised me. I honestly had predicted a winter coming soon, but no, they are going to last for the end of the century. No, no, no.

No. Now, Stu, I got to give you an update on some of these, some of these things that, you know, we're trying to do to curb the emergency. First of all, we're all using way too much water. And, you know, water belongs to the state, not to us. California has just set out a letter, the notice of groundwater extraction reporting that is now required under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act. So people in California, if you have a well,

you're getting a letter that says this notices to inform you that the state water resources control board believes you own property or properties not covered by the management authority of groundwater sustainability agency. As required under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act, the state water board considers areas within a high priority or medium priority groundwater basin that are not within in the jurisdiction of GSA to be unmanaged under SGMA. So here's what you have to do. If you're pumping groundwater within unmanaged areas,

this notice is intended to provide you with early notification so you can take appropriate steps necessary to meet your reporting responsibilities. Now, I love reporting responsibilities. I think everybody does, you know. especially when you've bought a piece of property and you have a well, that's your well, that's the water you pump up. And I love the reporting responsibilities, but it goes further than just reporting. This apparently has a base filing fee.

You know, when you find out what are my responsibility? I love this. I want to be a responsible citizen in California. California, and they're like, well, you have to pay a filing fee of $300 per well. I mean, we already have your name. We already know you have a well because that's why we wrote to you and told you. But you need to tell us you have a well, and that's going to cost you $300. And then you also have an additional fee of $10 per acre foot with a meter.

and 25 per acre foot without a meter. And if you're tardy, you will get a late fee of 25% per month. So, this is what could possibly go wrong here. I was at a... Well, I mean, go ahead. Go ahead. I was at a restaurant over vacation. If you ask my scale, I went to several.

But one in particular showed a... the intersection of all of the green stuff with all of the COVID stuff. And it was this lengthy dissertation on how to wash your hands. And it started with turn, because they wanted you to do two things. Wash your hands to this ridiculous extent of COVID where they want you to do it for like 10 minutes. And then also save water. So it was like, turn the water on, wet your hands, turn the water off, go get soap. Wash your hands together for 20 seconds.

Turn the water back on. Rinse your hands. Turn the water back off. Shake your hands dry because you don't want to use too many towels or have the power dryer on for too long. And it went on and on. It was like legitimately 14 steps on how to wash your hands in this period where we're supposed to spend almost all of our time

washing our hands, but none of our time with the water on. Well, I can't remember. Can you remember because Barack knew something in around 2008 that I just didn't know? We're going to have to make sacrifices. We're going to have to change our conversation. We're going to have to change our traditions, our history. We're going to have to move into a different place. And I think we're in a different place where it's a 14-step process to wash your freaking hands.

By the way, back to the water thing. the state water resources control board, I'm not sure how they have the right for eminent domain, because that's what's happening. You own your water. They are now saying the state owns the water, and the next step is rainwater. That's what's happening in Colorado. They just need to make some more money, so you can't just scoop up all that rainwater. water because the state owns that rainwater.

Now, I'm pretty sure God owns that rainwater and it rains equally on everybody. So if you want to save it, you can save it. If not, let the flowers grow. By the way, the other really great thing about this is when you look at this, it says that Californians have to report this themselves. And you have to start paying a fee for the water that is being pumped starting February 2023. And what I think is really great about this is the government wrote the letter, but they don't

provide any service, at least for free. I mean, you have to pay the $300 to let them know that, yes, their letter was right. You have water. But then they don't support it. There is no product. They don't even do the billing. That's you. Okay, so they don't provide the water.

It's already there. They don't even bill you for the water. You have to. So I think this is, I think this is going to go over big, but that's to protect the planet, as is this. The federal government of Canada is looking to impose a requirement to reduce nitrous oxide emissions from fertilizers because it's a greenhouse gas that is contributing to climate. change. Now, the Trudeau government says they want a 30% reduction in emissions from farms,

not the fertilizer. Farm producers groups say at this point reducing nitrous oxide emissions can't be done without reducing the fertilizer use, but they're saying, we just need a 30%. Just 30% cut. So just cut at some place. And they're like, well, we don't use nitrous oxide. It anything but fertilizer. Several provincial governments in Canada now and organizations representing farmers have asked for emission reductions

from fertilizer to be measured via intensity meaning how much food is being produced in comparison to the amount of fertilizer used and Trudeau said that sounds

totally, no I'm sorry, that's no, that's what I said. That's totally reasonable. They are demanding an absolute reduction in emissions. Farmers are telling the government now in Canada that that's going to result in a lot less food being produced. And we're kind of on the edge with that right now. Oh, and that reminds me, net zero is breaking the energy market in Australia. I guess they're having gas prices. Is it the Putin gas high? there too? Must be. My gosh, it's everywhere. Anyway, the energy market is tubing in Australia there as well because the government is basically threatening people with ESG. And the net zero thing is really,

it's really working out well for them. The literal doubling of electricity prices is, is happening in Australia now. So they've just doubled the price of electricity. And, you know, it's just for customers, you know, in small towns or small electricity retailers, you know. But they say that net zero by 2050 will require $120 trillion in Australian money. But remember, that's Australian money. So those numbers always seem crazy. that's just 86.25 trillion in the U.S. dollar.

So it's much more reasonable. Yeah, yeah. And that's just equivalent. That's just equivalent to $369,000 for a household of four and an annual cost of $13,200 per person. But just over the next 28 years. So once we pay that, that won't increase that won't make things better right like this isn't something that's going to get us a lot more electricity and all this innovation that's just going to continue what we

currently have but with new green energy options right well no we're shutting everything else down well i mean i say we're saying everything the west is shutting everything down i mean for instance australia has to you know cut their carbon emissions and they can't they're just not going to be doing any of the coal fire plants. Well, they are going to be doing coal fire plants, but it won't be Australian emissions. China has 57 cold fire stations for every single one in Australia. And Australia is providing them with some of that coal. And so they're just shipping it off to someplace else, which is good, because that's the way, you know, the air stays. in China.

The Chinese air, it stays right there. It never moves. If we've learned any lesson over the past couple of years, anything in the air in China stays in China. That's the lesson that we've taken from this since 2020. And there is something else here that you should know. A freelance writer and regular contributor at Bon Appetit. Has written a New York Times op-ed that I think is, you know,

I think it's just a sign of the future. The article is titled A Taste for Cannibalism. And they said, you know, there is a time and place for cannibalism. Now, I was singing about that, and I thought, yeah, it might be the 1400s and probably on some island. but I don't think the time and place is the here and now for cannibalism, but they disagree. I'll tell you why coming up in just a second. Case you haven't been keeping up with 2022 bingo, the whole country is going through a heat wave right now, and that is just fun.

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Who looks at the situation right now and says, you know, in a couple of years we might have to eat people? And I think, I mean, we're repulsed by it right now, but will we be in a couple of years? And I don't know. You know, I was repulsed by pedophilia. But today, a lot of people are like, you know, pedophilia. You know, you might want to give it a whirl. So what could possibly be next? You know, I think it's good.

especially with the world population getting out of control. We just have too many people. And also NPR, while you were gone, Stu, encourages people now to eat tasty insects to help battle climate change, which is, now just don't eat any insect. Eat the, quote, tasty insects to help with that. And that is, you know, that's another great thing to do. What is the, what's the palate there? Is there a savory type of insect? Is there anyone that like leans a little sweet?

There's one that maybe, well, sautees up well with peppers and onions. What's, what's the breakdown? You know, when I take a cricket and I pop it in my mouth, and I mean pop it in my mouth.

I mean, I gently put it in my mouth. And anyway, they're delicious. They're very sweet. Let me just remind you what all of this is about, from the water in California to the bugs and everything else, welcome to my city, or should I say our city? I don't own anything in this year, 2030.

This is from the World Economic Forum. I don't own a car. I don't own a house. I don't own any appliances or any clothes. Now that might seem odd to you, but it makes perfect sense for us in this city. Everything considered a product now has become a service. We have access to transportation, accommodation,

food and all the things we need in our daily lives. One by one, these things became free, so it ended up not making sense for us to own much. First, communication became digitized free to everyone. Then, when clean energy became free, things started to move quickly. Transportation dropped dramatically in price, and it only made sense for us not to own cars anymore

because we could call a driverless vehicle or a flying car, for longer journeys within minutes. We started transporting ourselves in much more organized and coordinated way with public transport as it became easier and quicker and more convenient than our car. Now I can hardly believe that we've accepted congestion or traffic jams,

not to mention the air pollution from combustion engines. What were we thinking? Sometimes I use my bike when I go see to my friends. Really? This was written by an adult too. I enjoy a lot. exercise and the ride. It kind of gets the soul to come along on the journey. Funny how things never seem to lose their excitement. Walking, biking, cooking, drawing, growing plants. It makes perfect sense and it reminds us how our culture emerged out of a close relationship with nature.

In our city, we don't pay rent because somebody else is using our free space whenever we don't need it. So that is, you know, that's fantastic. So you could leave your house and somebody else who's working maybe the night chip can go and live there during the day while you were at work. It's great. It's great. All in all, life is good. I own nothing and I'm happy. Oh, that's great.

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no, but not this time. Not this time. It's just slowing down so it can start going faster. And I thought, you talked to Kamala Harris for that one, didn't you? By the way, I want to share a few things. First, let's finish up on the meat thing, you know, because it's an indulgence we just can't afford anymore. Listen to this. You've said that agriculture is arguably the most destructive industry on earth. Explain, and do you still believe that, George? It's by far and away the greatest cause of habitat destruction, the greatest cause of wildlife loss, the greatest cause of extinction, greatest cause of soil loss, greatest source of freshwater use. It's one of the greatest causes of climate breakdown, bigger than transport, one of the primary causes of water pollution

and of air pollution. So it's right at the top. Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot to say land use, the biggest issue of all. It's by far and away the greatest form of land use that humans inflict on the planet, which means all that land is land which can't be used for wild. He can't. systems. And while obviously we need farming, we need to. Okay, I can't take. I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't take it anymore. I apologize because I, I said that eating meat is an indulgence we can't afford. He was just talking about all agriculture. And so let's just get rid of all agriculture, which I think is reasonable, you know, it's very, very reasonable to believe that. And so that's good. Now let me go back to the deep thinkers here in our country, because we're not only battling

climate change, we are also battling against people who don't want to kill their babies. It's crazy. Here's Kamala on the real issue surrounding the abortion debate. To put it in law, there may be litigation, but we will be in a much better position than to not do that. And, you know, Listen, women are getting pregnant every day in America. And this is a real issue. And we need to act with a sense of haste about what is at play, what is at stake. And codifying role will be an important moment in terms of putting back in place protections for the folks who are at risk right now. That's good.

That's good. And I want you to understand what she just said. what was the real issue there, Stu? What was the real issue? Did you miss it? I think so. Quote, when she speaks. Women are getting pregnant every day in America, and that is the real issue.

That's really rough. You don't want that to happen. You don't. You don't. What's going to happen if people are born in theory, and we obviously don't want that to happen. If there was a pregnancy, we want to terminate it immediately. but if they do happen to somehow be born, we may need to provide food for them,

which as we learned from the previous clip is the worst thing that could possibly happen. You can't do it. You can't do it. You can't do it. Now, gynecologists all over the country, apparently, are now warning about the fatal consequences of childbirth,

like days-long labor, pre-eclampsia, and then also ecclampsia. Chronic infections, pelvic inflammatory disease. And the World Health Organization is leading this charge. If you are a child and you are forced to have a baby, you could get that pre- or post-eclampsia. Well, we don't want them punished with a baby. With a baby.

We don't want them punished with a baby. No, we don't want them. So I can't tell you how many articles I read over Viglambi. vacation. And this is a sad, I guess, sad admission about my vacation. But how many articles I read over vacation that went into incredible depth on how exactly to acquire illegal abortion drugs shipped in from India? You know, I've rarely seen an explainer from the New York Times on how to achieve or acquire an illegal gun if you happen to want one and they won't give you one in your state. I've yet to see that

explainer at all. Yet with abortion drugs, I've seen it from every major publication. How can you do it? What are the names of the organizations? Who started the organizations? What website should we link to to get you to the illegal drugs that would provide abortions in the

state where it is not allowed? Over and over and over again, this theme seems to be out there. They seem to be passionate about it. Well, I mean, don't worry. The DOJ is on those lawbreakers. So they'll be in jail very, very soon. Now, here's a really good one, Stu.

Here's a, this is a pro-life thing or a pro-abortion thing that I just haven't thought of. This comes from the Washington Post. It is a lawsuit brought up by the Jewish congregation, Lador Vador, against the 15-week abortion ban in Florida. And the congregation argued that Jewish law. law does not consider life to begin at conception or at 15 weeks. And so refusing an abortion could violate their belief. And so now the Washington Post is pointing out here with Jennifer Rubin that, you know, that could infringe on the First Amendment rights and the state's constitution of free exercise clause. And it's important.

We look at this as the First Amendment right, you know, a religious right. And the forced birth crowd should care about this. This comes directly from the hard core conservative columnist Jennifer Rubin, who is still called that after all these years. Yeah, she's a conservative columnist. She can't find anything she agrees with conservatives on. There's nothing that she ever speaks of

seems to be conservative by any traditional definition of the world. Well, that's because she writes in dog whistles. Oh. Okay. You see what I mean? No. So I do not see what you mean.

And I'm not a dog, so I can't, I don't know what she's saying, but dogs know exactly what she's saying. And also the University of Michigan medical students, they were a little upset. an assistant professor of medicine took to the stage on Sunday yesterday to address the new students at their white coat ceremony.

This is when they get white coats. And her speech wasn't expected to focus on abortion. And indeed it didn't. However, students petitioned the school week. prior to remove her as the keynote speaker because she supports the unborn. And when she started her speech, she said, you know, I want to acknowledge the deep wounds of our community that we have suffered over the past several weeks. And we have a great deal

of work to do in front of us to heal. And healing can occur. And I hope that for today, for this time, we can focus on what matters most. And that is coming together to support our newly accepted students and their families with the goal of welcoming them into one of the greatest vocations that exists on earth. Well, that was enough to get people to walk out. A lot of these older Dr. Wanabes walked out. They could not take her saying, we should come together and celebrate what we have in common. And they have. They have. haven't fired her yet. So far, the dean is like, hey, you know, it's a kind of critical that we have diversity of personal thought and ideas, because that's the foundation to academic freedom and

excellence. So obviously, the guy is a killer who just, he's so far right as a radical that he still believes in diversity of thought, racist, that he doesn't fire. But, you know, they'll get him fired and then then we'll make some progress then we'll we'll uh make some progress so uh she's she's a hater by the way she said i believe in having the courage to let the unborn be born i love life i believe in having loving care and respect for life and death uh you know my uh my faith and my science or what drives my the beliefs in me you know before i formed you in the womb, I knew you before you were born. I set you apart.

I appointed you as a prophet to the nations. You know, she was quoting Jeremiah. And I don't know who this Jeremiah is, but is he a PhD? Is he a philosopher? Or is it empty? I don't know. Quite frankly, I don't care. Jeremiah was not a woman or is not a woman.

It's a bullfrog, right? Although he could get pregnant. So maybe we should listen to it. No, nope, nope. I just remembered he's pro-life. We don't listen to him this time. All right. Our sponsor, this half hour, is Patriot Mobile.

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mid-level staffers at the Pentagon, Justice Department, State Department, and beyond, and bring in vetted candidates who were found to be more closely in I, aligned with his American First agenda. Well, I think that's a good start, but I'm a little disappointed in only 50,

in only 50,000, you know, because we have, what is it, about 2 million federal workers, something like that? You know, I'd like to see a million of them to hit the bricks myself. I mean, how can we possibly run this government with less than two million employees, Glenn? I think it would be totally impossible to do that.

Right. Right. It would be almost like you'd need local and state communities to pick up the slack. Doesn't this kind of make sense, though, too? I mean, you know, this comes from the, I think the Jonathan Swan report from Axios, where they're talking about this was his plan for his second term. He had put this into motion. It actually went through and then Biden repealed it because it was just through an executive order,

but kind of went through and dismantled this when he took office. But the idea that you should have people in your administration who are willing to carry out the directives of the administration does not seem to me to be a crazy idea. Like shouldn't the people who are doing the things they're supposed to be doing actually want to accomplish them. That is essentially the pitch from Donald Trump on this one. And it does seem to be relatively reasonable to me. Well, he's using Schedule F. I don't know what the F stands for. But that is a, that is the executive order. I just like to see him to do it without an executive order. Now, that would require all the Republicans, which Mitt Romney be like, I think we need a million more.

But, you know, I'd like to see him do it not through executive action because it'll keep changing back and forth. And I think we should be able to fire our government workers. I think that, in fact, I'd like a term limit on them. I don't think there's a reason you're there for more longer than eight years. Yeah. And they say, they call their career employees, right? People who are there for their entire career. This is it.

they do the same thing. They stay in, you know, from administration to administration. And we've talked about this, Glenn, where, like, their pitch was, it makes sense. Like, people, you're not going to have to have people learning the job every few years. Like, they're going to know how this thing works. And I can understand the argument there. But the problem with it needs to be handled as well, which is they stay there. They get in their patterns.

They don't. When things change and the American people want change, they don't change. So they keep doing things the same way. when the American people want something, something done a different way. And that's a real problem. Yeah, the issue with Donald Trump's last term was it took him a while to learn the system. You know what I mean? He didn't really understand the system in probably the first six or eight months.

And then it started, you know, clicking in. That's good. That's good. That's way every federal worker should be. I don't really know what I'm doing here, so I can't really do anything for a while. Good. Good.

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monkey pox and I am so afraid of turning into a monkey. I don't want the monkey pox. Now, I think I can keep away from the monkey pox, but Stu he was just on vacation

and he did his yearly bathhouse tour and how many bathhouses did you hit? Oh, I mean, it's too many dozens to even go through. To even imagine. So he's riddled with monkey pox. But we're all going to get it and we're all going to die,

according to the WHO. So Daniel Horowitz is here to talk about that and so much more in 60 seconds. Okay, some fun new developments in cybercrime that come to us courtesy of the COVID pandemic. If information of yours is on the dark web, a cybercriminal can attempt to use that medical care under your name. they can also commit insurance fraud or even, you know, put your own care at risk by mingling your health records with those of a stranger.

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it's weird that this is happening at orgies and bath houses and things like that yet the the government hasn't come out and said you shouldn't do that that's it's weird isn't it I wonder why it's funny states were able to place travel bans on each other something they couldn't do during the article of the confederation we shut down religion we tasered people

for not wearing a mask outdoors we shut down in Idaho church services, outdoors. But somehow something that actually is quarantinable and seems to emanate 98% from one activity, that's always going to be essential. Have you heard any government official talk about like, hey, this is, you know, you should stop that. You should really stop that for now.

Have you heard that? No, in fact, what I'm hearing is both parties are set to ban red states from ever, defining marriages a marriage this week. So I think they're stepping on the gas pedal for that. Hmm. Interesting. Okay. So are you concerned about this at all, Daniel? Or it's just just another nonsensical? You know, Glenn, I actually am concerned about it. And the reason is because we're living in a different era. There was the global warming paradigm where they make something up to scare you, gain control, and, you know, redefine the world, redefine humanity.

and create the gray reset. But then there is the COVID paradigm where it's actually real because they created it and then they use that. So we have to deal with both problems. The thing they created and then the reaction to it, you know, everything we know about monkey pox, I mean, if you stay away from the bathhouses, you should be fine. But there is a question.

We've had it for quite a while. Why is it suddenly proliferating so much? And then at the same time, they seem to have this vaccine ready. And we do understand there is a concept of self-spreading vaccines. We also know that last year, May of 2021, they held a tabletop simulation in Germany on monkeypox. So they seem to somehow know about it. We know that last year, Bill Gates warned about the coming of a smallpox epidemic. And we also know that last year around July, around this time of year,

the FDA approved a new therapeutic for smallpox, which Glenn, that's pretty funny because it costs a lot of money to go through that process. Now, why would you approve something and spend that money on it if there is no pathogen, if it's extinct? And how do you even test it? How do you even run a clinical trial on that? So I don't know. I'm actually a little bit concerned that even if I stay away from the bath houses,

they might know something that we don't know just like they did in March of 2020. I have to tell you, they're so Malthusian. They're anti, all of these movements are anti-human. And, you know, they believe that we're overpopulated and everything else. I just, I hate to say it, but I don't have confidence that some of these people that are working, you know, with diseases. aren't Malthusian themselves, you know, aren't thinking, you know what, okay, we can reduce the surplus population here. And it'll, you know, it'll help us in the long run. I mean, this is really the biggest concern that shocks me how Republicans and even conservatives seem to walk away from this.

When I talk to people about the need to reaffirm the Nuremberg Code and prevent this from ever happening, codifying laws and state legislatures for bodily economy. And people are saying, and even a lot of these GOP leaders, we're done with COVID. It's over with. We're not worried about that. But the problem is, you know, after 9-11, we had a 9-11 commission. We had a Pearl Harbor commission. This thing has killed so many people.

The reaction to it has killed so many people. All Republicans want to do is talk about inflation, yet inflation seems to have come from our reaction to this. don't we want to get to the bottom of how this came about because as sure as heck wasn't natural and what other gain of function activities and facilities are coming down the pipeline? It's a little bit bizarre that there's no drive to find that out. And when I would speak to people and ask them, hey, where do you think COVID came from? I would often hear, well, it's once in 100 years we have a passage in. We have a pandemic because it's about 100 years since the Spanish flu.

well now with monkey pox we have two of them i mean really there's also the avian flu which has caused them to slaughter a lot of chickens which is contributing to the inflation uh and chicken and meat really i mean what is going on here so i am actually very concerned that there's a lot more gain of function pathogens and vaccines in the pipeline and i think we ought to have a you know an accounting of it i think it's interesting that um a member of the house Intelligence Committee warned Americans late last week that your DNA is open for grabs and it is being used, they fear, to develop bioweapons, targeting specific groups of Americans or even individuals. This was pretty much, was it the last Bond movie or the one before? I think it was the last Bond movie?

where they had a pathogen that they could take all the DNA and they could sort people out and target people or target groups. And we're now saying that it looks like China is working on this. Well, China is working on it. But again, let's not forget that the current magic juice that's been proliferated and most people have gotten three doses, especially seniors, we have the Swedish study that it does cause reverse transcription and does potentially alter your DNA, and we really don't have any counter study to that. It's still bizarre that we have not delved into that, and I know we're going to be talking about that a little bit on Tuesday night special,

because you can't talk about that anywhere else. So I would say they already have this technology to an extent, and they have the motive to do it. You listen to Klaus Schwab to Albert Borla, the CEO of Pfizer, they talk about hacking into people and implanting chips. And they say this with a straight face. Now, I would admit before COVID, I would have lasted off and wouldn't have taken them seriously. But I think the lesson is we ought to take them seriously at their word after everything we've gone through the last two years.

So you mentioned the special that we're doing tomorrow. It's a Blaze TV special uncensored on the dangers and effectiveness of the COVID vaccine. scene. And I think we have a clip from that special. Here it is. Oh, we don't have, I thought we had a clip. All right. I was still, we had clips. So, David, tell me what the, tell me what the special is, the expert that you have on, and what we're going to find out tomorrow. Sure. This is kind of our safe space. The only place where you can actually broadcast the truth, which is why it's so important to subscribe to the blaze, because very soon you won't be able to get the truth anywhere i mean i'm off of facebook i'm kicked off of

twitter um and we've seen this every step of the way where we try to be the tip of the spear and speak the truth and then you're not allowed to say that but then it comes true but then the next tranche you can't talk about we're going to talk about the two most important words safe and effective and prove and it's hard to do it in only an hour and a half how they're unsafe and ineffective and in fact at this point, negatively effective. Negative efficacy. We're having on Dr. Peter McCullough. There is nobody as articulate as Dr. McCullough.

He literally has the authors of all the studies at the tip of his tongue. And I think it's so important because he is really the most published cardiologist of our generation. And he gave it all up, gave up his job at Baylor, Texas. He gave up everything, all of his professorships to speak to true. truth. He now has the boards coming after him, medical boards for speaking with truth. And he is really what got me into this, because he was not a legacy anti-vaxxer. He always gave all the vaccines to his patients. And he raised concerns very early on, and literally everything he has said has come true. So you're going to hear that and more Tuesday night.

So he went through all of the, all of the paper that FISA, the court said, No, you've got to release it right away, correct? Yes. They were going to hide it for 75 years. Yeah, 75 years they wanted to hide the studies. What did he find out in the studies? Sure. I mean, the sum total of it is we now have over 1,200 peer-reviewed studies

identifying some form of injury or malady caused by the shots in every corner of the human body. body. These are no longer experimental. I don't think that's an accurate term. I think maybe long term it's still experimental. Short term, the jury is in. And we're going to coalesce all of the data, the best data we have, the best studies we have. And really, the best things are the government and Pfizer's own data, is what is so shocking. And that's what was ensconced in either VERS or the documents released by the court. And we see, this is the important thing.

It's not like, oops, I burnt one, I burnt the toast. They knew this from day one. They knew this in the clinical trial phase. They were seeing this. You don't have 95% effective and no serious injuries. And then you come the first month and VERS just blows up with every cardio, neurological injury you could ever imagine. then we see these people get COVID once twice after getting the shot.

That doesn't happen by accident. And the point is they knew about this, and that's very, very disturbing because it means the FDA knew about this as well. I'm telling you that the whole rat's nest in Washington, D.C., we need a reboot. We don't need a great reset. We just need a reboot. We need to shut the system off and boot it back up because it is just, it's corrupt. Corrupt to the bone.

It really is. And I think people need to recognize we're not one election away from fixing Washington. I mean, it's just not going to happen. And you pick your favorite choice of president, your dream candidate. Okay. And the bottom line is you're not going to fix CDC and the FDA and DOJ and the EPA. It's just not happening. There's nothing to drain.

The entire thing is a maggot infested carcass from head to toe. And I think we really need to understand that that window of fixing things conventionally has passed at some date, but certainly after March 2020. Daniel Horowitz, thank you so much for all that you do and have done. He is the Blaze podcast host of Conservative Review. He's also the senior editor of Theblaze.com. And he's, who's going to be on with you on this? It's Steve Dase and Sarah Gonzalez, right? Steve and Sarah, and if you know Steve's in town in Dallas,

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we say we're not doing it but I doubt that that you could use did you see the James Bond movie the last James Bond movie oh no you don't like James Bond movie I think I did is I think I did see this it's the one it's the one where the

I guess the Russian scientist had this of course this DNA code yeah Russian scientists it was never never anybody in the Middle East no anyway this Russian scientist had this this kind of vaccine

this spray that you could spray on people and it would target your DNA so it could kill you and your family but it'd be fine for everybody else and and it's spread anywhere so you could give it to you know you give it to everybody in China

and because there's so many people that are flying over to America, Americans would get it. If it was targeting, let's say, Caucasians, they would spread it from Chinese and you wouldn't necessarily

know where you got it and then people would come home sick and then all Americans would be dead. That is, it's a little frightening some of the stuff that we have now. It would be frightening except for the heroic actions of 007. and so now we shouldn't be worried about it because he was able,

I mean, spoiler alert was able to put it to a stop. No, this is a different lab on a different island. Oh, no. If you know that, but, yeah. And it's good to see that the Biden administration is waking up to Huawei and CNN too. CNN is concerned now because an FBI investigation has determined that Huawei equipment could disrupt. the U.S. nuclear arsenal

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And profite. Viarai. The voice that we love that we love. So this is great. Now, the Chinese, the FBI, has just figured out. There might be some things going on with the Chinese. And, uh, it's like, wait a minute. wait a minute. What do you mean? Ancient Chinese secret? There is something going on here with a Chinese project. The Chinese offered to build in Washington, D.C. They said it's going to bring all kinds of tourists to. And they wanted to build a beautiful, ornate Chinese garden at the National Arboretum in Washington, D.C. And they would have

temples and pavilions and a 70-foot-wide pagoda. And it was thrilling. All the local officials were like, that is so exciting. And then the FBI started looking into it, and they found a couple of red flags. The pagoda, they noticed, would be strategically based on one of the highest points in Washington, D.C., just two miles from the U.S. Capitol. and they said that's kind of the perfect spot for, you know, for gathering intelligence in communications to grab everybody's intelligence communication.

And so they thought that might not be bad. And then the other thing that the Chinese are like, what? What? What's the problem? They wanted to build the pagoda with materials shipped to the U.S. in diplomatic pouches. so when you ever put something in a diplomatic pouch it can't be searched at customs now what could they possibly bring it i bet it was fish

have you been to a country where where you eat a lot of fish and did you bring any fish on this trip i bet it was fish i bet it was fish too um they killed the project uh and cancelled the garden, which is, you know, very, very, very nice. But, you know, the Chinese are purchasing land all over the country, which, you know, I don't think that's. FBI uncovered Chinese-made Huawei equipment atop cell towers near a U.S. military base in the rural Midwest. They said, that's kind of a problem when they're.

checked with strategic command because apparently it could just, you know, block our nuclear communication. And that might also be maybe a problem. Former officials described the probes finding as a watershed moment. The investigation was so secret that some senior policymakers in the White House, Stu, you're doing a You're doing a secret dive into China. You don't want anyone to know because, you know, cat gets out the bag. China could do anything. It says senior officials at the White House didn't even know.

Do you think that Joe and Hunter Biden might have been on that list of, hey, just don't tell them? And we tell everybody else in the White House, don't tell them what we're doing with China. The president is on a need-to-know basis. Yeah, need to know. And he definitely does not need to know. In 2020, Congress approved $1.9 billion to remove Chinese-made Huawei cellular technology. Two years later, yeah, they just can't find the money to do it. Gosh, darn it.

You know, none of the equipment is removed and it's still there. and they're just waiting for reimbursement money and they can get it done. The FCC applications to remove 24,000 pieces of Chinese-made communications equipment. They can't do because they can't raise the money. They're $3 billion short at the FCC. And there's like, what? Where did I put that $3 billion? By the way, we sent more money over to Ukraine this weekend.

So I know that. That's really good. China has also issued a stark private warning to the Biden administration about a possible trip to Taiwan in August by Nancy Pelosi. They have cited six people familiar with the Chinese warnings that say they are significantly stronger than the threats that Beijing has made in the past when it was unhappy. The private rhetoric suggests a possible military response, according to the Financial Times. the White House Security Council and State Department declined to comment on the report. China's foreign ministry did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for a comment on Sunday. So I'm trying to think, besides insider trading, why is it so important for Nancy Pelosi to go to Taiwan?

Just wondering. Food? Okay. Sure. If you're president, you know, I don't want to back off of Taiwan, but I mean, unless it's critical that we're over there in Taiwan, I don't think it is with Nancy Pelosi. I mean, if it was somebody good that we were sending over there, but Nancy doesn't even know what she's talking about. Here's what we do. You don't have to be as sophisticated as mission impossible.

You don't. You just put her on a plane, drop her in some, you know, tropical destination, have somebody. that looks different, you know, just not white, speaks another language, doesn't have to be, you know, Taiwanese or Chinese, and, uh, and just tell her she went to Taiwan. You don't think she'd pick that one up. I mean, it seems like her and her husband are usually so drunk,

they wouldn't even necessarily recognize the difference. Yeah, she is a little, I mean, just a little, hammered seeming, uh, during the day. She seems hammered. He's been charged with it. Right. He's, you know, he's, right. Uh, got the DUI on, on, on, on his docket. So I think, you know, just the combination of the two, her appearance, his, his, his actual seemingly de, DUI, dangerous, uh, almost killing somebody accident.

Uh, those two combined, I, they'll probably believe almost anything. All right. All right, then I say we do it. Let's send him over. By the way, there's a great, great essay done by John Whitehead and Nisha Whitehead from the Rutherford Institute on technology, and they say, we are now crossing the line of no return. We are at this line. We are on the cusp of a cultural, technological, and societal revolution, the likes of

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Dissidents suffer from persistent, cyber attacks, and fishing. I know we've had that. Social media, websites, and messaging apps are blocked. That's happened. Posts that criticized government officials are removed. Haven't had it with officials, but had it on policy. Mobile and Internet access revoked as punishment

for activism. Haven't had that yet. Paid commentators drown out government criticism. Oh, I think that's happened. New laws tighten regulations on online media. Not yet. Citizens' behavior monitored via AI and surveillance tools. Absolutely. Individuals regularly arrested for post-critical of the government,

no. And nine, online activists are made to disappear. Not yet. Glenn, it's interesting. A lot of those that you said have not occurred have occurred, but just not through the government, right? Like we have seen people get kicked off for comments they've made about others and lose their access to their business, to their banking system and all of this for whatever their business does or comments that they've made. It just, that hasn't come through the government. You know, it's the sort of the approach that you outline in the Great Reset where it comes not from the government, but through an arrangement.

overt or not between the government or people who just share the ideology of those in power and then execute those punishments outside of law. It's just something. They're able to do it. It just has not been American tradition. We've always given people even access to simple things like banking, regardless of your political opinion. That has changed, and it hasn't come through the government through law,

where I think it would be clearly unconstitutional. It's come instead from these companies doing it on their own. But the effect is the same on the people who are impacted. And it's hard to know where the government ends and when these private companies begin. You know, when the White House is saying we're in touch with social media and telling them which sites or in which voices need to be turned down, is the government is Twitter and Facebook is that all a tool of the government

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which came out a few years ago. And they were fishing. Morgan Freeman is not our president. Yeah, no, well he was not now. He was killed by, drones, I believe. But they came over in a swarming pattern. Actually, I think he survived, but

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Why would you do that? Why would you do that? Well, I just want to help them out, throw them a bone, you know? They couldn't build their giant pagoda. So we thought, hey, just let's give them access to all of our, uh, are spy drones that we use over the cities. Oh, okay, that's good. Oh, don't you kind of pine for the old days?

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How are you, sir? Well, I'm good. I, you know, I saw two videos last week. I saw these children punching a cop, hitting a cop. I mean, little kids. I'm sure you saw this too. Oh, yeah. And then the four-year-old, then the four-year-old picking up a gun and shooting at the cops.

And I thought, is this, are we at a new level now? What is happening to us, Jason? You know, out of the novel Lord of the Flies. And young people are, you know, they crash an airplane and a bunch of kids, they descend into total chaos and brupravity because there's no adult supervision, because there's no faith with young people, there is no adult supervision. And so they're descending further and further into depravity and chaos and foolishness. Look at America, you know, you were asking this.

this organized and yeah I think all of this is organized the people are trying to undermine America environment the disrespect the disrespect for the country the disrespect for law enforcement and once you impose that mentality on the culture this is the kind of chaos and depravity that's going to just become more and more pervasive so how do we get out of that is anybody is anybody seeing anything good happen in the black community towards police officers, for instance? To the black community, I think it's what the entire American community is going to require, and that's a spiritual reawakening. It's the only hope. As this culture has become more and more secular and more and more godless, it's just going to become more and more depraved. And again,

you talk about it constantly, but all of this is rooted in the destruction of the family culture. And so when you tear apart families, is the problem most acute with African Americans? Yes, because the destruction of the black family, the terror, the impact of that has been most harshly felt on black people, but it's happening in all parts of American society because even where there are two parents, we're still not talking about a traditional family structure. We're still not talking about a true commitment to developing and nurturing young people. We deal with our young people after we deal with our jobs, after we deal with making as much money as we possibly can and have secured our second third car, our second home.

We just don't have America. It doesn't have the commitment to young people and children. We shouldn't be surprised that these kids are turning on us and turning on the culture and the society we've left them with. All right. What's a big topic for you today on your show? I'm going to talk about Kyler Murray and the contracts being given out in the NFL.

Excited for the NFL than I have been. at any time. The topic tomorrow that I'm going to get into is what may be really, really interested in, is I watched a sermon from a minister called Bishop E.W. Jackson. I think he gave it two weeks ago. I watched it yesterday. It is one of the greatest sermons, if not the greatest sermon. The problem is with this whole January 6th thing and why it doesn't sit right with me

and who's really to blame. And again, it wasn't his argument. What's the gist of it? Well, the gist of it is like as Christians, as believers, sidelines in this cultural war, to get involved. This whole separation of church and state is being misused, and we don't return to a John the Baptist mentality.

I don't complain about the culture. And so, for me, this wasn't his argument. But for me, my takeaway was I'd look at what happened on January 6th, and I blame the media, and I blame the left, and I blame all the lies that we're told. But I also blame, we need, rather than, and again, this isn't an anti-Trump statement, but it's just a fact. Rather than flying the Trump flag, we need to be flying a Jesus flag, a religious flag, a faith. Politicians build a culture that is respectful of the Judeo-Christian culture that this country was found

upon. We deserve that. We're old that. That's the reparations. We're old. Our founding fathers, culture, and founding documents based on that, and we're watching politicians and elitists betray all that, just mustered the strength as believers to take our butts to Washington, instead of letting the leftist crazies and lunatics define all the protests, political people. And again, and I have no problem with the maga crowd. But if that had been a group of Christians out there, some integrity and facts and truth to this society, a group of Christians would have never been baited into entering the capital.

We never would have let Ray Epps and the other influences bait us into the lunacy that they're now using against us. And so we've got to put away these political identities, identity of this country and the only identity that country, and that's faith in God. I will tell you that on this faith in God, this is how far away we are. Did you know that we are now sending money overseas through Blinken, through the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor Grant program, and it is promoting atheism and humanism.

Yeah, I did know that. It doesn't surprise me. And again, if we don't gather up as believers and say, we know what you're doing and make them talk about what they're actually doing, we got to draw a line in the sand, Glenn, we just haven't done it. And enough is enough that the drag queens at schools, grooming and trying to bait our children into a lifestyle that is unhealthy and doesn't lead to reproduction. If we can't draw a line in the sand over what they're doing to our kids, then we're cowards,

and we deserve the destruction that's coming to this country. Thank you so much. I really enjoy talking to you. Thank you, Calais. I love you, too. You bet. Love you. Jason Whitlock, the Blaze TV host of Fearless.

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We're looking at our society just crumble. And I've noticed that when I read a story about guns, if I, for instance, at least 61 people have been shot three fatally in shootings all across Chicago over the weekend. 61 people were shot. it doesn't talk about capturing or getting any of these guys just what happens to, you know, what's the aftermath. When I'm reading stories about guns and they capture people, I never hear if that gun is legal or illegal. but have you noticed recently that when somebody shoots somebody and stops them, it will say a legally purchased gun, or he had the permit to carry the weapon.

But when they catch somebody doing bad things, they never say that. Why is that? Is that possibly because, you know, it would hurt our case because then it's about a legal weapon? It's not about somebody going into, you know, the gun store and buying a weapon. Well, the DOJ did a study of state and federal prisoners and asked all of them that were, that were convicted on some sort of gun charged violent crime where they got their gun.

And the finding of that study was 1.3% of them got it through a retail purchase. So when you're talking about restricting guns through retail purchases, which is almost every single bill that we're talking about is addressing those issues, you kind of have an issue there because it doesn't do much at all to restrict crime. Most of these weapons are taken illegally, whether they're stolen or purchased by someone else legally and then sold or given to criminal. many of them were found at other crime scenes. So like there's some sort of shootout or whatever or a robbery and they are stealing them from other crime scenes. Only 1.3% are people walking into the counter and going through the process, which obviously makes sense, right? And when you're a party that is advocating openly to allow pretty much anybody who wants to come over the border to come over it, how can you even complain about these things? Even if you were to be able to lock down every single purchase in the United States of a weapon,

you're opening the border so that anyone can come across. And believe me, if you restrict gun sales here, that incentive will be created even stronger for guns to come across the border from Mexico and Central America. So these arguments make no sense. I think they know that, but they continue to make them anyway because they know enough of their voters will buy them. But they're not, they're not, they're not coherent arguments. So Gavin Newsom Friday signed a bill that allows private citizens to sue people who manufacture, sell, transport, or distribute illegal assault weapons and ghost guns. So now that's the exact quote from the bill. And I'm a little confused.

Is it somebody who manufactures a ghost gun or an illegal assault weapon? Or is it just somebody who's making AR-15s, you know, and selling them in stores? And then somebody went and bought one. And that person used it illegally and killed a bunch of people. Do we sell the gun manufacturer? Do we sue the gun manufacturer? Or is it just for somebody who's making illegal assault weapons and ghost guns? Yeah.

I don't know. It's interesting. I mean, I do know that ghost guns were illegal in Japan and still somehow someone was able to make one and shoot Shinsou Abe. So we know that these laws are not, I mean, there's lots of reasons why these laws don't make any sense. Of course, by the way, that study from the DOJ did not show a lot of ghost guns being the reason people are taking kits home and building their guns as drug criminals. Typically, that's not the way that that works at all. but that is of course they keep claiming this is some sort of big issue and I'll say this we've talked about this when it comes to the this structure of law I don't like it I don't

think it it's a good way for our system to operate where you're empowering people to sue each other on suspicion of crimes we said the same thing when it came to the abortion law you know we said that the abortion law here in Texas I really like the outcome of making abortion more difficult for people to obtain I'm super pro-life but the Mississippi case was really the better way to go about this. I think the structure of the law, if we go to a place where states are constantly incentivizing people to sue everybody else on the basis of political disagreements, I mean, there's no reason that, why couldn't California do this with SUVs? Why couldn't they do it with a hundred other things?

It's just a bad structure for a law. And as much as I like the outcome of it in Texas, I'm much more comfortable with the way that the pro-life agenda has advanced through the overturning of Roe versus Wade than I am with the structure. I don't think it's a good idea. Yeah. We both talked about this one. We like it in theory. Yeah, I like the outcome. I like the result. Yeah, we like the outcome. We like the idea of standing up, but the law was a mess and a mistake. Anyway, you know, you're talking about in Japan the knives. How about Lee Zeldon?

Lee Zeldon running for office in New York, he's given a speech and somebody charges the stage and has a knife and says, you're done. New York, are you going to ban all knives? The answer is no, because that guy didn't even go to jail. He tried to knife and kill a candidate for governor, and he didn't even go to jail. All right, Cynthia wrote in about her experience with Relief Factor. She says, last night I was able to sleep through the night without waking up from pain or cramping from my right hip and leg. It's almost the end of the second week of taking Relief Factor, and it's the first time I felt genuinely hopeful that my life can go back to normal.

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This is the Glenn Beck program. We're glad you're here. The Washington Post had asked, have civilians with permitted, concealed handguns stopped mass shootings before? And some people went to work on this and came up with this answer from crime research.org. I find it fascinating. Let me just give you the cases. Greenwood, Indiana, July 17th, 2020.

The attacker was heavily armed, had already murdered three people and wounded three others when a 22-year-old man legally carrying a gun fatally shot him. About 20 shots were fired. It seems extremely likely that more would have been murdered. Three people are dead, three more injured after the shooting. The shooting suspect who believed police acted alone was killed by an armed citizen at the mall. Then you go to West Virginia. May 25th. Here a man with an extension of criminal history starting an AR-15 style firearm,

pointing it right into a crowd and then firing. Fortunately, a woman who was legally carrying a gun was there to stop the attack. Police said a woman who was lawfully carrying a pistol, shot and killed the man who began shooting at a crowd of people on Wednesday night in Charleston. Dennis Butler was killed after allegedly shooting at dozens of people attending a graduation party, the Wednesday near Vista View apartment complex. Instead of running from the threat, the sheriff said,

she engaged the threat and saved several lives that night. By the way, the guy who died had an extensive criminal history. South Fulton, Georgia. This is May 3, 2022. A teenager started firing his gun at multiple people, a large number of people present at the park because of an anti-violence riot. I love that because of an anti-violence riot. South Fulton, Georgia, Meadows said the man involved in the shootout with Hamburg,

have been cooperative and will likely not be charged since the teenager fired the first shot. Phoenix City, Alabama, April 13, 2022. Two suspects went into a truck. shop over a dispute from earlier in the day. One got his, got out with his vehicle and began to shoot at four people standing outside the business. One of the intended victims was a concealed handgun permit holder and had his firearm and returned fire striking both suspects. The business owner, Paul Thrashers, said if they hadn't returned the fire, he would have advanced on us and he would have killed all of us.

Thank God someone was here. Portland, Oregon, homeowner allegedly confronted participants at a racial justice demonstration Saturday night before pulling out a handgun and shooting multiple people in the crowd, leaving one woman dead and several others injured. The shooting, however, ended when a person in the group, which had a license to conceal, carry a firearm, fired back, striking the homeowner in the gunman.

the hip. I could go on and on and on with these stories. Those are just the stories that happened in the last year. Yeah, and it's been interesting to see the response from the left instead of, of course, celebrating the fact that a bunch of people were saved. They instead are calling it vigilante action. I love this from Shannon Watts. She's the founder of Mom's Demand Action, which is a radical anti-gun group. And she says when a 22-year-old illegally brings a loaded gun into a mall and kills a mass shooter armed with an AR-15 after he already killed three people and wounded others. It's not a ringing endorsement of our implementation of the Second Amendment. First of all, it was not an illegal gun.

In fact, all of the recent laws passed in Indiana actually made the fact, made it possible for him to do this. Like, the loosening of laws recently made it appropriate and legal for him to be carrying the gun in that situation, which wound up saving all those lives. So for everyone who said that they were going to, these loosening the laws were going to make these situations worse. The opposite is true in this case. And as David Harsani, our friend mentioned when this was going on, you don't need to implement the Second Amendment. It's in the Constitution. There's no implementation of it.

It's a right that it comes from God through our government, which is supposedly defended by our government as one of its highest priorities. This is not something you need to implement. This is something that is already here. It has been here since the Second Amendment went through. And despite everybody on the left and their crazy, you know, anti-gun agenda, that's not going to change. You don't get to implement it. It's here already. You know, but the facts don't ever seem to matter to people.

Have you noticed that? The facts don't matter to the left. Look at the crime on our streets. Look at what's happening in our cities. Look what's happening in our schools. rules. And yet, for some reason, the left just isn't ever held accountable for it. You know, the Democratic members in Congress are saying this week that if the Fed, Jerome Powell, if he raises the interest rate this week, he's already responsible for inflation, but he's going

to be responsible for the recession. Wait, I thought Putin was responsible for. for the inflation. It's their spending. He printed it at their request. It's not like he's printing. I'm not saying he's a great guy in the Fed's great. I can't believe I'm defending the Fed in this particular case. But he didn't print it up and go,

hey, little girl, I've got some money for you. Congress is spending all the money. And he's like, there's nobody buying anything. They're not buying our treasury bills anymore. Yeah, well, just print it. Okay. it doesn't ever seem to matter what the facts are. For instance, back to crime, George Soros has sunk millions of dollars over the past several years into boosting candidates that have, you know, ended cash bail, barring prosecution of minors as adults, declining to bring cases up against a host of less serious but frequently disruption, disruptive violations of the law.

They have trashed our cities. For instance, $1.6 million to elect the district attorney in Philadelphia, the city's on fire. In his first term, murders climbed to a historic level. It broke then its all-time murder record in 2021. Shootings in Philadelphia spiked to their highest levels ever recorded last year and scrutiny of the uptick in crime. occurred on his watch, but he was re-elected. Los Angeles, District Attorney, George Gascon, $4.7 million through a George Soros-funded political action committee.

Soros invested a more modest amount, $300,000 through a political action committee in the 2016 race that made Kim Fox, the District Attorney in Chicago. She was one of the first progressive prosecutors that, Soros supported in what would become a nationwide movement. By 2020, Soros had invested $2 million in a campaign that boosted Fox. He put his money into the Political Action Committee that boosted former San Francisco district attorney, Chasad Budin. Budin's removal from office was the first time, it seems, anybody is actually doing anything about these. Look at our society. look at our society.

What has caused this? Well, let's see. The DAs that are running things that won't prosecute, the Black Lives Matter movement that made every cop into a bad guy, and George Soros. Nobody can even diagnose this in the press. Well, it's because if Donald Trump were in office right now and the economy was like this, they would say it's Donald Trump's economy. People are just so desperate because of gas prices and everything.

That's exactly what they would be saying. Instead, we have last week's labor numbers that came out. And as you go in and crunch the fine details, we didn't add jobs. not more Americans are not working in this last job report even though they created what 310 jobs 310,000 jobs no what happened is people who already have a job went out and took a second job that's not healthy that's not healthy and nobody will tell you the truth because it's all everything is about politics now everything from Nike shoes to

sports to theater to books to social media everything in your life is about politics and we have that's the biggest problem you mentioned this earlier Glenn the language from the White House explaining to you that this is not a recession I mean yeah we might have a second

quarter of downturn in the GDP but that's not a recession what you've heard about that is not true this is what they said what is a recession while some maintain some maintain that two consecutive quarters of falling real GDP constitute a recession, that is neither the official definition or the way the economists evaluate the state of the business cycle. It is unlikely that the decline in GDP in the first quarter of this year, even if it is

followed by another GDP decline in the second quarter, indicates a recession. Now, of course, it is and always has been shorthand for what economic shorthand, like two recession, two quarters in a row, down in GDP. has always been the shorthand. There is an official designation from the government in retrospect. They look back and they say, okay, this was a recession.

This wasn't. This is when it started. But like, it's how every financial publication has talked about a recession for as long as I can remember doing this. It's always been two negative quarters in a row, always been the same. And now they're trying to fight back to redefine that term. It's no longer the way that, I mean, they certainly love that. that definition when George W. Bush was president.

They certainly loved it when George H.W. Bush was president. I mean, they got that guy out of office coming out of a 90% approval rating or 80% approval rating just a few months earlier because of this definition. They said they were in a recession. Now, of course, the recession ended almost immediately, even before Bill Clinton took office. But they didn't care about that. They used it against him to defeat him in that particular election. And it happened throughout George W. Bush.

as well. So, you know, this is something that's happened over and over again. They just don't care. They just assume you won't know. They assume you won't look. And at least enough of you won't know or look. And they can get away with it. But, you know, it would be nice if there was a media that would call them out on this stuff. It just, you know, unfortunately, only exists at places like the Blaze. And, you know, there's not enough of this out there to, to turn the tide at this point. But we're getting there. By the way, blazedtv.com slash Glenn is where you can subscribe. 20 bucks off your subscription if you use the code unsafe.

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I don't know what it is. Yeah, that's exactly what I've said. I don't know. Well, you're in the Radio Hall of Fame. How can we possibly question you and your pronunciation? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Cut with a spoon-style for one thing. Thank you. It is my. It is my pronunciations. you know, that make me so special. Yeah. Anyway. Do you hear it last week, late last week,

the entire police force in a small town in North Carolina resigned. And they resigned because apparently this new progressive town manager is, you know, super, super progressive. And, well, I mean, let's just say she had positions in local governments in Minnesota, Virginia and South Carolina. The Minnesota thing just kind of set you on the wrong path, I think. Anyway, so everybody on the police force walked out, and the sheriff from another county is just covering things now for him.

They must not have a lot of crime because nobody seems to be freaking out about it. I was up here talking to the sheriff over the weekend. He said, I can't find people to be sheriff. I can't find deputies. nobody wants to be a cop. I'm like, you give me a gun. I'll clean this down up. He's like, Glenn, we don't.

Nobody wants you to be a cop. The problem with that one. It's true though. Why would you want to be? I mean, I have a friend of mine who was a police officer and quit for this reason. He's just like, I can't, I can't do anything. I'm here to, I took this job to try to protect people and make the community safer. And I'm not allowed to do any.

anything that will actually result in that happening. So I'm done. And we know what happens in wars when we all go all politically correct and have all these rules of engagement. That's what our cops are doing. And we're losing the war on the streets. Oh my gosh, because of weapons of war. War, war, war, war, war.