The Glenn Beck Program - You’ll Live in Squalor, They’re Destroying Our Dollar | Guests: Mark Brnovich & Dr. Robert Malone | 3/10/22

Episode Date: March 10, 2022

The White House claimed that inflation is going down, but Glenn gives us the latest numbers proving that’s untrue. Glenn discusses the government's insane money printing and plans to regulate cryptocurrency and create a digital dollar. Pat Gray joins to discuss China’s newest film about the Uyghur concentration camps and Glenn’s podcast with Dr. Robert Malone. Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich joins to discuss his Wall Street Journal article “ESG May Be an Antitrust Violation.” Glenn discusses the importance of standing up for the truth and your beliefs, even when it’s hard. Dr. Robert Malone joins to discuss Russia breaking into Ukraine's labs and the possible use of biochemical weapons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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the way. You know, these greedy oil companies, they need to get off their duffs and just start producing more more oil. Jen Pasaki said yesterday that, what, I'm going to pronounce the Pee because she pussucks.

She said yesterday that inflation is actually going down, if you look at it. And there was something else. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. We're not involved at all with weapons of mass destruction or, you know, very dangerous pathogens.

We don't have any of that, except, well, the problem with all of those things is all of them are a lie. All of those are a lie. Boy, I'm glad Donald Trump isn't lying about his crowd sizes. You know what I mean? Boy, those were dangerous lies. Who do you trust? We'll give you the stats and the facts in 60. So what's really great is Russia is apparently now saying that they are preparing for a cyber war.

Will that be great? I love that. I love it. I love it. I love it. That is the thing that worries me really almost more than nuclear war because I just think nuclear war is madness. And I just don't think anybody's going to engage in it. But then again, I'm not from this universe.

I came from a parallel universe where America looked something like this, but nothing at all like this. So what do I know? Cyber war is something that we need to worry about. It would change everything. But there is a cyber war going on with cyber criminals in your house. Your information is at risk. That's what lifelock is here for.

They can't catch everything. No one can, but they can monitor things better than you can on your own. And if you do become a victim, there's a restoration specialist, the whole team that can work with you to help fix the problem quickly. No one can prevent all identity theft or monitor all transactions at all businesses, but you can protect what's yours with LifeLock by Norton. Join now, save up to 25% off your first year with promo code Beck, 1,800 LifeLock, 1,800 LifeLock, or LifeLock.com, promo code Beck. Okay, so let's take a look at. inflation. Here we have Jen Saki yesterday

telling us the truth about inflation. Cut three, please. What specific can you point to that has worked to down inflation? Well, there are a number of steps we've taken and if you've seen, if you compare month to month, we've seen inflationary pressure or inflationary numbers go down month to month. Ah, go down month to month. Hmm. Yeah. Not true.

You see the inflation number today? it was 7.5, it's now 7.9. And the month to month accelerated this month. So the argument she made yesterday is now defunct. Well, that's because of the Putin price. Oh, you know what I mean? She was unaware of the Putin-Ukraine war as of yesterday. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And so this, you know, last month's inflation, of course, caused by gas, really, except none of that is true. None of that is true. There are worsening bottlenecks, rising inflation, and a contraction in global growth. Russia produces 12% of the world's oil supply and exports 18% of the world's wheat consumption. Ukraine accounts for 25% of the global wheat production. You say that again, 18% of all the wheat in the world comes out of Russia. 25% comes out of Ukraine.

Gee, that doesn't sound very good for bread around the world. Could we play the John Kerry clip because he's very concerned about climate refugees? Listen to this. Listen carefully to what he says. We're already seeing climate refugees around the world. Are we? If you think migration has been a problem in Europe from the Syrian war, even from what we see now, when you see 100 million people for whom the entire food,

production capacity has collapsed. The entire food production capacity has collapsed. From global warming, really? Which is more likely that 100 million people are starving to death because of everything that's going on, all these corporations getting behind the Great Reset, they say they're going to redesign farming all over the world by 2030 for, From seed to the plate on your table. Mm-hmm.

And then the war on top of it. Now, here's the problem with inflation quickly. This will be the first time we've had a recession, and we're about to go into a recession unlike any others, and it could go into a full-blown depression. Please, please, buy food. Buy things that you have to buy. They will be cheaper today than they will be in six months.

if you look at what the Fed can do, because the Fed always just says, oh, well, there's a recession. What we're going to do is we're going to release a lot of money. And then that money will finance, you know, people getting back into businesses and small business creating jobs because small businesses create 70% of all jobs. But we don't believe in any of that anymore. In 1957, we had 3.5% on the Fed fund rate. In other words, the interest rate was 3.5%. The recession of a 1964%, 69, the rate was 10.5, 73, 13%. 79, 16%.

1981, it was 20%. That's what it cost to go get a loan. The Fed raised the rates to 20%. 1989, it was almost 11%. 2000, almost 7, 2000. 2007, 5.3%. 2019, 2.5. This is the first time we have zero interest rate.

I mean, at least close to zero, if not zero. There's no more tool in the toolbox for the Fed. They can't, they can't, they can't, what are they going to do? Print more money? That's a really bad idea. Go to zero. That's a really bad idea. And they're going the opposite way, right?

Well, they're saying they are. Here's the problem. We have printed 80% of all of the dollars in the world. Okay, think of all those dollars that are sitting in vaults all over the world. 80% of the currency that is currently out has been printed in the last two years. We were, when we first started looking into this around 2006 and 7, I started looking into the money supply. We were at about a trillion dollars of actual physical. dollars out there. We were two years ago at $4 trillion. We are now over $10 trillion.

Actual cash. So you can't just print more money. You've got to suck some of that money in. So we've got a huge problem. Our debt is over $30 trillion. And inflation is destroying real wages. What that means is you might get a pay increase, but inflation is outpacing it. If you got a 10% pay increase, I can guarantee you a 10% pay increase would not cover the money you're losing right now. It wouldn't because they say it's 7.9%. How can that be? Because one of the biggest hits people are taking is in their rent. Rent on average has gone up 20%.

year over year. So how could wait, 7.9% but rent a very big part of what we incur and cost is up 20% year over year? By the way, if you own your house, it's up 30%. That's great, right? If you bought a house, you're now paying 30% more than people who bought their house a few years ago. So what do you do? Well, normally you raise interest rates to slow things down. But you can't because that will destroy the stock market. That will destroy the businesses because everyone is struggling right now. You can't slow down the economy even though that's what they have to do to cause, to bring inflation.

in order. They've got to raise the interest rates, but you can't do that because it could collapse it. But if you don't, if you keep loose monetary policy, that will lose, there will be no confidence in the American dollar at all. He's got to deflate the massive bubbles in bonds,

in the stocks. They're all over inflated. Real estate, it's way too much. Equities. So what is, he going to do? Tighten the monetary policy. Loosen it. It's a lose-lose. Now, let me give you one more piece of information.

I've got good news for you today, too, by the way. But if you're listening to this program, I'm going to tell you the truth. And I'm going to tell you the truth. And I'm going to tell you the things that, look, my gift, I think, is connecting dots. I can see things that other people don't necessarily tie together. And that's what my skill is. And so I am going to connect dots and tell you these things. And you might have heard different.

You'll hear inflation is up. But you're not going to hear two other dots connected to it. One, the dot I just gave you on what is going to happen, what the Fed is facing right now, and what our economy is facing. And then there's this dot. A golden opportunity. Those were the words of Prince Charles

at the launch of the Great Reset in 2020. A golden opportunity. The world was on fire. You know, people were burning down police stations all over with BLM and COVID-19, a disease nobody fully understood. And that is what he said. This presents us with a golden opportunity.

because they were preparing to unleash the Great Reset. Every single day since the supporters of the Reset are waiting and they've been talking about their next golden opportunity that can help them finish off what they started. And you are seeing it in play today. Another serious crisis that cannot go to waste. It's the invasion of Ukraine by. Russia, make no mistake, you are going to see the crunching of this economy and the collapse of the dollar. And I want you to listen carefully yesterday or a day before yesterday. No, it was yesterday that they actually announced and showed it the new executive order to develop a plan

to regulate cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Now, this is being heralded as a good thing because they kicked the can down the road. And that's true. And that's what's getting headlines. However, however, it's inevitable that the government is going to attempt to regulate Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. We all know that's coming in one form or another. But something else that was tucked into that was worse, something that has much bigger implications for the future of America than even anything happening in Ukraine or Russia. The same, in the same White House announcement instituting new regulatory schemes for cryptocurrencies, they also said they are going to direct the Treasury Department to urgently study the development of a

potential U.S. Central Bank digital currency, a new digital dollar. Urgently study. Well, we know the Fed is already doing a study and have been doing a study with the Hamilton project with MIT on this for a long. time. We've shown you the Treasury white papers all about digital currencies and what they plan on doing with the U.S. Fed dollar. They've done all of this. They've done it for the last few years. We know because we've seen their own white papers. But here's what they're doing now. Now they're making it public and with new urgency. They say within the next six months, the government is going to

Roll out a plan to create a new digital currency. This will mean the destruction of the dollar is coming. Your dollar is coming. I've been warning about this for years and the golden opportunity with the chaos in Ukraine, I think has opened the door for the Biden administration because of inflation, gas prices, oil, everything, everything about your life will be different soon. So they're going to make a transition away from the U.S. dollar to a digital currency, one that can be tracked, controlled, manipulated, and designed for, in the words of the White House, equitable access to safe and affordable finance services.

Well, what does that mean? They're not even, they are not even trying to hide the fact that this new digital currency will control you and your life, as well as, remake all of society. At a background White House press briefing, a senior official who won't tell us, they won't tell us who, said

they are, quote, placing the highest urgency on the effort to assess the potential benefits and the risks of a digital dollar on payment systems, on financial stability, on national security, on the implications for human rights

and financial inclusion. They promised that they will move quickly, but only in a way, now listen to this, a quote that is smart and that is inclusive of the stakeholders, both within our government and certainly outside of our government. Hmm. Stakeholder capitalism. The senior official also promised the government would, and I am quoting, continue to partner with stakeholders, including industry, labor, consumer, environmental groups, international

allies and partners when they design the new digital dollar. It's a public-private partnership. Why would you consult with any of these people? Why would they concern with environmentalists? And they have to make sure that it's equitable, inclusive, and efficient. We are at the end of the line. We have to fight and stop the Great Reset. you won't have an ounce of freedom left if we don't stop this.

And in half an hour, I'm going to show you a state attorney general out of Arizona who I think might have the silver bullet. By the way, I told you yesterday that I thought Idaho was going to bring about the toughest anti-ESG laws in the country. apparently the left has gotten to the squishy Republicans. They don't even know if they're going to be able to pass one now. If you're in Idaho, I certainly would call my legislators and my senators and say, what are you doing? You must stop ESG. All right, sponsor is real estate agents that I trust.

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They're so blatant. You're going to have to learn to, and they're not going to stop anytime soon. Oh, I just, man, I just, I haven't watched the news. I read the news. I haven't watched the news. I don't know how people watch the news now because it's just, are you kidding me? Really? Really?

That's what's going on? Oh my gosh. I think the the lack of effort in trying to hide what they're doing is a little disconcerting. Yeah. They no longer seem to think they even have to try to hide it from us. And it's little things like the parental rights bill. What is that called? Is that the don't say gay one?

Yeah, no, no, no. It's the parental rights in education bill. That's the name of it. No, I know. Yeah. Everyone who's calling it the don't say gay bill, which is every media outlet. It's incredible. It's engaged in propaganda. Yep.

This is misinformation or disinformation or possibly mal-information, but they can get away with it. They're all engaged in Russian style propaganda by saying they don't say gay bill. Enough is enough. It's not at all what the bill is about. It's, again, only affecting kids in third grade or younger from getting this information not completely or any information about sex or sexual orientation before third grade. And you can still do it at home. They can send their kids to the weird sex camps that are developing apparently across the country. All that's fine.

What it's saying is you're not at school. You're not going to question a first grader's sexuality. Crazy. How is how is? How is that crazy? How is that don't say gay? It's don't say gay because they don't want anyone to realize what it actually is. Exactly right.

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We do about 90 minutes. This guy is, he invented the original MRNA vaccine technology in 87. He was 28-year-old graduate student. he is very high up on the food chain. He has been, I mean, he calls Fauci, Tony. He doesn't like him, but that's how well he knows all of the players involved. I asked you about a week ago to give me any question that you wanted to ask him. It is a no-holds-barred interview because it will absolutely get us canceled on the internet.

An edited version will go. we'll go on as the podcast, but blazedTV.com slash Glenn is the place to see the whole unedited version. You can watch the uncensored version because I think you're, you know, smart enough to figure out what the truth is and who's telling you the truth and who's not. But maybe that's just me in an old-fashioned sort of way. So that is happening tonight, Robert. Malone you can get it now if you are a subscriber to the blaze it will come out Saturday for our podcast everywhere Pat Gray is joining us now hello Pat how are you Glenn oh perfect that's really yeah hey I don't know if you saw this but the

Chinese government has just come out with a new film about the Uighur camps oh yeah now I don't know who would have instructed and I really quite upset about it. I don't know who would have instructed our editors in the video department to include on one half of the screen the Germans doing their film about the city that, you know, Hitler gave the Jews for the Jews. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

That, what some people say is a propaganda film. I don't know why they're side by side, but here is what's happening in, quote, the so-called death camps. What's happening inside the so-called re-education camps in Xinjiang? Was that a campaign of religious repression or an unprecedented effort of de-radicalization? We met 33-year-old artist Abuji Akhakiya al-Buli, who profacted his painting skills in the re-education center and now works in the gallery. We caught up with 30-year-old Yirugu Yusam, who works in hospitality.

We found 26-year-old Rukiya-Kub, who in approved her mandering and now works as a real estate agent. We met 23-year-old Helen Noor who became the cashier at the restaurant. A top Xinjiang official told us that by now all people have left the education facility. Oh. So they're closing them down. I don't know if they're making them into malls now or what, but they're all out. Sounds like it was a friendly, fun, productive place.

It was. It was. Why did they close them down when it was going so well? Well, they ran out of people to re-educate. You know, so, man, man. Huh. Gosh, they're able to work on their paintings. Yes.

Become cashiers. Yes. That's like a dream job to most people. Can you imagine if the government scooped you up and said, hey, we just want to take you to camp where we're going to let you perfect your painting. And then we'll help you find a gallery to sell all your paintings. You're a painter. Wouldn't you love that? Oh, I would.

No. I would. I got to say it clearly. No, I would not love that. I would not love that. So we got that lie to deal with. And then there's this. Can someone tell me why the Dow went up when we're talking about now, I mean, we've already got nuke's on the table.

Now weapons of mass destruction and biological warfare and everything else. Can you tell me why the Dow went up 652 points yesterday? Was it because it closed 800 McDonald's locations in Russia? Probably. And that's a lot of crappy food that now won't be served. Could be. It's possible. It's possible.

That's possible. That's a typical Pat Gray McDonald's take. That's propaganda. Why did it go up 650? I mean, I don't know if you saw the inflation numbers. You know, they're talking about demand destruction, you know, kind of got to. Well, part of the stock market is inflation. I guess maybe you're predicting.

It's going up. Let's keep cranking it up. Okay. All right. Maybe that's it. Okay. Well, that would explain why the Dow went up. Can you tell me why oil fell 12% yesterday to $108 a barrel?

When he announced we're cutting off 10% of our oil supply, it was at $132 a barrel. I do think that one is probably by the rumor, sell the news, right? when people are predicting this is going to happen and goes up. And then when it actually happens, people sell to try to take their profits. That's probably what happened with that. Though, it still doesn't make much sense. It's not like we're at the end of this, right? No, it's gone up 14 cents in the last two days.

Yeah. Unbelievable. And I mean, you're amazing. I don't think we're at the end of this. I think, you know, $108 is probably just a day or two drop. I don't think we're heading down to 40 again anytime soon. Oh, may I give you another look on that? Really? There's a possibility that we do because of demand destruction.

The idea is make it so overpriced that nobody can afford it and you start to see gas prices go down, oil prices go down because we're all staying at home. We can't drive. We can't afford to do anything. And so oil prices plummet. And then gas prices stay high because the refineries can't make enough money to refine the oil to get it to the gas station. So we could actually, this might be futures. I don't think it is, but it might also be futures saying, yeah, I think we got maybe a month or two left of this before it starts to crater. I don't know.

I don't know if you give guys a thought of this at all, but I think we might be in for some tough times in relation to everything. Yeah. In relation to all the things we've been talking about recently. I was thinking about like, what do you mean? When you have an economic downturn while inflation is going on. And then they're jacking up interest rates. And there's a war going on. And oil prices, metals, gas prices, all the things that make our products are all in war zones.

43% of global wheat supply apparently is in Russia and Ukraine. I just think that there could be some issues we may be facing in the near to midterm future. And you didn't even cover the bile and chemical weapon labs. or the 26 of them that may fall into the hands of the Russians or the nukes. Can I ask you this? Can I ask you this? Is it too much to ask if we know a war is coming? We know that the rush. In fact, I think we've encouraged it. We took like two months to go, hey, Russia, right now would be a pretty good time to march in. You know, you're probably do it by Wednesday. I'm thinking Wednesday would be a good day to go in. I'm just saying Wednesday, the

Russians are going to come in. They did literally. Literally call that Wednesday. To the day. Yeah. Okay. So they call it. They know it. That's not a surprise. Is it too much to say, hey, can we get a few Navy seals on a plane to throw a phosphorus bomb into those biological weapons labs? Is it too much? Is it too much to say to the United States, can we just have a big red button that says bad guys are coming? And the last one out, hit the red button. And it incinerates everything. Well, if you remember Ukraine was saying this wasn't going to happen. They remember they were saying... But when it did, last one out. And by the way, and we always thought it did. And if those are our labs, you would have thought we'd do something about it.

I'm sure those are the Ukrainian labs. But we are there because we have a treaty to be able to secure all of that. Which we didn't do, apparently. There's Soviet era labs, right? That's the, that's what they are. So we were, we've been in there for 20 years. Yeah. Basically, I mean, how long does it take?

You know, I mean, I, yeah. It's like the building a bridge around here. It's like, how long does this take? How many times does this lane need to be closed? But yeah, I guess 20 years and. Still didn't secure him. Still didn't secure them. Now, now.

Well, I don't know. They're not necessarily secured against war, right? They're supposed to be secured for. Securing things is not like, you know, when you're talking a biological weapon, okay, I don't know. I think secure means in all cases. Get rid of them completely is what the right. Incinerate them.

Yes. Incinerate them. That would be appropriate. Yeah, I don't know why we can keep them cold, but we can't seem to make them really hot. I don't know the, I'm not sure completely of the science of that. I don't know if you want necessarily the light thing, biological weapons on fire. Yeah, yeah. Not biological weapons. Right.

Pathogens. Yeah, right. It's obviously ways to get rid of them. If they have biological stockpiles down there, that's a different thing. Right. If they have the pathogens down there, they can be easily incinerated. The research facilities, which shouldn't be a problem. Either way, we have ways to dispose of chemical weapons.

They do it in Tuila, Utah, all the time where they're used to. And so you can, I mean, you can get rid of them. And you should get rid of them. Can I just say this, the next president in the United States, should shut down positively any of these doctors in programs that are like, you know what? I think we take half a rat, half a man, and a tree, and try to jam them together to see what we can make.

Is there a possible downside of doing that type of research? No, no. Okay. You know, in this... You might come up with something really fun. Yeah. In this interview I just did with... Who knows what could happen.

Right. With Robert Malone. You know, we were... talking about the RNA and versus any other kind of like CRISPR. And I said, so what's the big difference? And he said, well, because RNA is supposed to not change your DNA. Okay? It goes in and then it just fades away quickly.

And so it'll take care of things, but it's, you're not supposed to carry it anymore. There should be no traces of it after. And he said, you know, CRISPR, you're changing the, the, the, actual DNA. You're cutting parts of the DNA out and replacing it, which is a bad idea. And I'm like, yeah, bad idea. But can you tell me how RNA works again? And he said, yeah, well, what we do is there's two barriers around the nucleus of the cell. There's the outer barrier, okay, like an eggshell. And you have to penetrate that for RNA. You'll penetrate that one. Okay. And you inject some stuff in, but that's very difficult to do. And then there's the inside one, kind of like the

yolk, the nucleus, and he said, the other vaccines, you would have to penetrate both of those. But again, he said, and I quote, but the body has evolved in such a way that it is very difficult to do. And I said, hang on just a second. Does that ever say to people like you, maybe the body has done that for a very good reason? reason and we shouldn't try to inject things into the cells like that. Never occurred to him. Yeah.

Well, I mean, it occurred to him. Yeah. But that doesn't really occur to people like Fauci. Nah, it's there. Let's see if we can break that barrier. Some barriers shouldn't be broken. Just saying, yeah, but the argument that he posed as devil's advocate, but they're doing it anyway. Others are doing it.

Oh, so others are doing it. so we need to do it too. Yeah. Could I, I mean, I never ever thought I would, when I was a kid, I never thought I would ever want this. But I'd give my right arm for my mom to show up right now just to give the entire world the, if the rest of the world was jumping off a cliff speech, would you do it? We are jumping off a cliff. The next president needs to be very clear.

If the, if Republicans get in, they need to do everything they can. Shut these people down. It's out of control. And I always thought America was on the right side. I don't think we're necessarily on the right side because they are lying to us every step of the way. What is it that we don't know? Back in a minute. American financing right now is the most important moment in your lifetime to be on top of your financing.

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Stay informed. Sign up for the free newsletter today at glenbeck.com. Hello and welcome to the program. Can we talk about nothing for a minute? Because I'd like to just get away from the news of the day. Constant catastrophe that is our nation. Yes. And by the way, I would love to hear from you if this is helpful every day,

because I really would like to stop. giving you all this news every day. But I feel it's my responsibility. I'd love to know how I can make this easier for you because that's the only reason why I'm doing this show is for you. Thanks. Thank you. Not you.

That's nice. By the way, Stu, you should spend money like crazy. Really? Now's the time. Yeah. Now's the time to eat all of the food that you have. Don't worry about it. Really?

The grocery stores are everywhere. Well, I eat all the food that I have anyway. Yeah, I know. I know. I saw Batman. The Batman? Yeah. Was it any good?

Yeah. Are you going to go see it? No chance. No chance. I don't care about those superhero movies. I've had enough of them. It's just like I, how many more times can I see this? That's what I said.

That's what I said. I went and my son was like, I want to see Batman. So we went to see Batman and I was like, Christopher Nolan. I've seen all the Batmans I need to see. Right. This one is different. It's actually, I really like this Batman. It's incredibly dark, but it's kind of exactly what's going on today.

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RUFF Greens.com slash Beck or call 833 Glenn 33. It's Rough Greens.com slash Beck. Oh, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. The Freedom Convoy up in Canada, the asset freeze has been extended in Canada. So those truckers, they still are out in the cold. Does this seem reasonable to anyone? This is the emergency order version of ESG, and it is going to war.

First, it's going to war overseas. What you're seeing happen to Russia right now. You think Ronald McDonald really cares about, you know, not selling hamburgers to the Russian people, you think, really? He's like, I don't know. I'm really sad. I am still working on this big, huge, freaking house. Please give me money for that. This is all about reputational risk, which is language direct.

from ESG and the Great Reset. It's coming to a neighborhood, well, exactly like yours, in fact, your house, in fact, you. Soon, what do we do about it? A solution, a very smart solution in 60 seconds. Like it or not, your kids are exposed every day to the leftist outlook on America. I mean, I don't think they're teaching math anymore. You know, I've been watching what's going on in Florida. this so-called don't say gay bill.

That is, when you hear somebody in the media say that, that is propaganda. This is the parents' rights in education bill. It has nothing to do with don't say gay. And I'm wondering why all of these legislators in Florida that are against this thing, why are they so interested in grooming a first grader? I'm just, I'm asking a question, why?

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He wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal a couple of days ago. ESG may be an antitrust violation. I love this approach. Welcome to the program, Mark. Thank you, Glenn. Thanks for having me on. Thanks for all that you do. Okay.

So tell me how you view ESG and what it means to the people of Arizona and the people of the world. The people of the world, the people especially in this country, ESG, and I'm sure your listeners know, stands for the environmental, social, and governance movement. And basically, these are far-left, progressive, woke liberals that want to control your life and your life of it. And what they have been doing is they essentially have been organizing or, you know, the Wall Street banks and money managers, you know, people like climate action, 100 plus have more than, you know, $65 million trillion, $2 trillion with a T in assets. And what they do is they put pressure on companies, pressures on banks to be very woke and very progressive. And we've seen this manifest itself most recently in the energy sector because they want to be green, you know, they want to be socialist. So banks now and financial institutions are being pressured not to invest or not to provide any sort of funding for oil, gas, things that essentially make this energy independent.

And I think especially, Glenn, in light of the events that we've seen in the last couple of weeks, that even though these climate activists, the pointing-headed liberals think they know best, literally, we see what's going on in the world, and it proves more than ever that the United States and our security depends on being energy independent and not woke. And it is, would you agree, it is going to trickle down to the average individual. I mean, I won't be able to buy. perhaps the car I want because my ESG score will be too low. I can guarantee it will be. Yeah, and this really, this is the woke neo-Marxist, and we see part of this going on in China with the social scores on an individual basis. But this impact that it's going to have on every single person listening, because what happens with the ESG movement, it's being pushed.

It's the far left. It's the fossil fuel haters. And they're literally using your 401. your investment funds, you know, if you have any sort of retirement plan, and they're using that basically to drive their woke agenda. And so everything from the price of energy, obviously, you know, when we're not drilling in ANWR or we're not doing permits, the oil companies or gas companies, coal companies can't get financing, that means higher energy costs and higher energy costs, as we all know, ends up being that we paid more for our groceries. We pay

for more for our milk. And we know, and I know, that this isn't going to stop in the energy industry. We're already seeing this with things like the firearms industries. You know, we're going to see it with religious liberties. And so ultimately, this is the far left that neo-Marx's goal of, ironically, for the Marxists, they're going to control the financial institutions and the woke money managers. And they're going to use that, as Lenin said, the proverbial using our own rope to hang us with. Okay. So why do you say this is an antitrust violation? Well, I think, you know, once again, I've been a tried and true principal conservative my entire life here in Arizona, and I think that very often the left comes up and is consistent in pushing their agenda, and our folks, us on the right, need to think sometimes a little outside of the box. And so we know this is wrong what they did, what they're doing.

We know that folks have, you know, identified this problem, an issue. And so now the issue, Glenn, is, well, what do we do about it? And so I have certain tools in my toolbox of the Attorney General. And I said, well, wait a minute. You know, antitrust law said that you can have agreements between competitors to artificially restrict competition. Are there third-party agreements that restrain or result in collusion that harm consumers? And so we have begun an investigation.

I'm not saying I'm for sure where it's going. But I do think that if your 401K or your pension plan or your retirement savings are being used to facilitate a political agenda by big banks and big money managers, that very well could be a form of collusion that's harming consumers. Well, I just think this is genius, quite honestly, and I can't imagine you can't find it. My book is full of footnotes on all of the things they're doing, and you can, I mean, the agreements that the banks have signed have said, we're getting out of this kind of business. We're no longer going to make loans to these kinds of businesses.

Our standards on social justice are this. And it is happening. I mean, it is, it's like the mob, just a very buttoned up mob, when, you know, they just, they call each other and say, boy, you're really putting yourself at reputational risk. Which means you're going to be put out of business if you don't get on this. side. Glenn, you hit the nail on the head as always, and you're absolutely right. And the key to this, from a legal perspective, from my perspective, we know that it's out there is that, well, these are their third-party agreements, either formal or informal,

that are restraining competition and are they essentially inviting each other to collude to advance their far-left agenda? And you know that incremental-wise, the left is very organized, and there's an assault on our rights. And I know you talk about this is what's going on with critical race theory in the 1619 project and how they're trying to get young kids to hate in our country. I know I've sued the universities over everything from giving tuition to people that don't have legal status to, you know, what they're doing with their sweetheart real estate deals.

And so we, we, people like you, people like me need to help make sure our kids understand that what's going on is crony capitalism and you're getting these neo-Marxist socialist, you know, companies that are feeding the alligator and hoping that they eat them left. And we all know, you know, your listeners know, that every revolution will eventually eat itself because the left, these banks, these money managers, playing footsies with the far left, they will never be far left enough for them.

There's always going to be something else we'll need to do, and eventually they'll destroy this country, and they're already on that path. That's why I'm fighting. So when will you have an answer, and what does this path if it does come back? Your research does come back and say, yeah, I think I can prove this.

What does that mean? Well, hopefully we've actually started the process, and a lot of it, quite frankly, is confidential by statute. Sure. No prosecutor with their salt is ever going to say what they're going to do before they get all the facts. Correct. But I assure you that we take this seriously, and we've already started to get some materials. We're reviewing it, and that probably will lead to more subpoenas and more discussions, and I'm sure they're going to probably object to some stuff,

and then we'll probably end up in court somewhere fighting over what we can get or not get. and, you know, we're hoping this moves quickly, but, you know, unfortunately, the left has a phalanx of lawyers and lobbyists and, you know, they try to make it, you know, miserable for us, and, you know, they've got the media on their side and everything else, and so they kind of play for time sometimes. So we're going to do everything we can, Glenn, to move quickly on this and get the other information. And, you know, like said, a lot of it's legally and ethically we can't. Yeah, yeah, I understand that. So, Mark, I appreciate it. When I saw your your op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, I thought

this is a great a great angle to attack from. We've got to hit them on all fronts, quite honestly, and I think this one has a really good chance of making a huge difference.

But I will tell you, do not dismiss the pushback from the right. There are a lot of these Rino Republicans, and honestly, a lot of capitalists who think, I can't tell the free market what to do. These are companies and they choose to do it. This isn't the free market. This is not the free market. By design, this is to usher in

a stakeholder from shareholder capitalism to stakeholder capitalism. So be very wary of the Republicans as well. They have been holding things up in some states as well. Absolutely. I understand. And that's why I made that reference to crony capitalism. And unfortunately, I think that a lot of times people see what's going on with the sweetheart real estate insider deals and what's going on in public universities. And so we don't, unfortunately, have that free market. You do have certain elites. And like I said, we're seeing this with the money managers and the bankers that actually have a lot of influence and kind of pick and choose, you know, who gets to run for what office and all this other stuff.

And look, I look, Glenn, I'm a public school kid. I'm a first generation American. My family fled communism. You know, I am playing with house money living in the greatest country in the world. So I don't back down from the fight, and it's slow and steady wins the race, and I'm going to keep fighting. Well, thank you very much, Mark. I appreciate it. Mark Bernovich, he is the Attorney General from Arizona.

Please keep us up to speed. We'll follow that story for you. By the way, one more story kind of along these lines. Facebook's parent company, Meta, has announced a new tool that will automatically delete posts containing misinformation before they are published. Now, I'd like to know what that misinformation is. Is it like a week ago, there are no weapons of mass destruction, no bio labs, et cetera, et cetera, to this week. Yeah, it kind of looks like we are involved. Is it that kind of misinformation that changes all the time?

Incoming posts, according to Facebook, incoming posts that contain content related, errated by a third-party fact checker as false are declined before they are even seen in the group. The suspension ability is an upgrade from Facebook's mute function, which can permanently prevent users from commenting on a page. pages can temporarily suspend users for a set period of time. Communities can only thrive as places to connect when they are safe. These new tools will help administrators prevent the spread as misinformation and manage interactions in their group.

The other updates include the ability to suspend page members and automatically decline member requests from users via the admin assist page. So they're working for you. and I'm sure this is going to work, you know, for conservatives. Well, they love us so much. They might even work better for us than it does for those who support all the leftist causes. That's the way this always works for us anytime. There's this type of stuff going on.

It always affects us in such a positive way. It does. I can't think of any reason to stop it. Yeah. All right. Let me tell you about Patriot Mobile. Ever take a minute just to stop and go through the list of companies that you do business with every day in your head? Last night I showed a chart of all of the companies that are involved.

By the way, this portion of the program brought to you by Coca-Cola reminding you, if you're white, you're a racist. But all of the companies that we do business with, do they align? I will tell you almost none of them. By the way, I hate the Walt Disney Company. And I am the biggest, yes, I am the big, you know me, right? I own a lot of Walt's stuff. I love Walt Disney. I hate the Walt Disney Company.

Hate them. Hate them. Now, you have gone to Disney approximately 115,000 times. Hate them. Never. Why? Hate them. Did you see what the CEO did yesterday?

He was, I'm getting a, I'm getting a word in my ear. Please do the commercial. Talk about this in a second. Well, this relates pretty closely to Patriot Mobile and the stuff that they do. It does. Patriot Mobile is not a woke company. They are a company that is wide awake. By the way, did you know that that was another story I have to tell you?

Did you know that that was a big deal leading up to Abraham Lincoln, the wide awake, the white awakers or wide awake club. Anyway, it's weird that it's coming back around now. Don't be woke. Be wide awake. And Patriot Mobile is wide awake. And they are using some of the profits that they make to protect and defend the Constitution, to protect and defend the values that you believe in, to protect and defend a baby's right to be born. First of all, they're a fantastic mobile company.

They have the same towers. They're on the same cell towers. You get same coverage. Their 100% U.S.-based customer support team is awesome. You will pay less every month. Why aren't you doing business with these people? We've got to support each other. Patriotmobile.com slash Beck.

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I'm just fine. Thank you. Thank you for having me on your show. You bet. A minute ago, right before you did your break, you said, it's a show helping anybody. Am I or am I just, it's just too much? You're helping. You're helping a lot. You're helping so much. I'll just give you two quick examples. I have a friend. I had a light case of COVID, and she looked at me and said, oh, she goes, oh, you're, you have a light case because you got the vaccine. No, I didn't eat the vaccine. You're an anti-vaxxer. Why would you say that? I mean, why would that enter your mind? But it did because she has been preached. The misinformation. Right. Right. She posted, I'm so glad I'm paying higher gas prices because I'm helping the people in Ukraine.

That's like your mom saying, eat your food people in Ethiopia are dying. You're exactly right. You're exactly right. Well, Donovan, I'm really glad that you get something at the show. And what I asked was, you know, the stuff we present every day is really hard. It's hard for me to digest. I came in in a good mood. And one of the staff members, one of the producers walked in about an hour before the program and said, uh, how are you? I'm like, not good right now. I'm just looking at all of the news. And it's tough. It's tough to do. I feel it's my job to tell you the truth. We could talk about other things. I'd like. to someday, but it is my job to tell you the truth and what is coming and to warn you. But if I can do something better to make it easier, please let me know. Thank you. Let me go to Jason. Hello, Jason. Good morning. How are you guys doing? Very good. Thank you for taking my call. I just filled up in New Hampshire on Tuesday. I drive truck and I haul flatbed. and I was bringing a load to Pennsylvania.

It was 464. I just filled up today. I'm back in Maine, 525. Oh, my gosh. And I feel like I've won the lottery, because every time I fuel my truck up, I must be rich if I can keep putting fuel in this truck. 525 is what you're paying.

Well, and I just saw a sign that said 529, and Pennsylvania usually runs higher, but I have a fuel savings card because I'm signed on with a company. But basically, The prices are going to go keep continue going up. And even on a separate note with gasoline powered, I have a six-four hemmy ram, and I think it's about a nine miles to the gallon.

And I'm glad they will fill that thing up because this is all to push their agenda. Aside from the war going on, this is all of them to push the agenda so they can push the electric cars. So I'm just going to combine my fuel. I'm going to enjoy myself. And you guys give me through today. I listened to you in the morning from 9 to 12, and then I listened to Travis Clay and them. 12 to 3 and then Howie car is great. Thank you so much for calling in, Jason. I appreciate it. And God bless you on the road. 525. We should find out who's paying over $7. Anybody who's paying over $7?

In California, it's happening. Somebody's paying it. It's crazy. We have Dr. Robert Malone on in about a half an hour and he's got a lot to say. We're going to talk about the bio-weapon labs. Anyway, let me tell you about Tim. He lives in Maine. He writes in about his dog, Sugar, her experience with Rough Greens after being a picky eater. He says, I have been using Rough Greens now for close to two weeks now. Sugar's 10 years old and has had a better appetite than I've seen in three years, the three years that I've had her. Thank you, thank you, Rough Greens.

Well, thank you, Tim, for taking such good care of your dog. And I know exactly what you mean. Uno was exactly the same way before we started Rough Greens. I mean, if he had no other benefits other than just eating and gaining weight, that was enough for me. But we've seen a ton of other benefits as well. If your dog loves it, they will eat and they will wait at the bowl and race to the bowl. It is not a dog food. It's a supplement.

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The Great Reset is the new book by Glenn Beck. It's available in bookstores finally and also at glensnewbook.com. This is the Glenn Beck program. I want to talk to you here just a bit as a friend or, you know, I kind of look at us as family. Whenever we meet, it's always hard laughs and, you know, hug fest and everything else. It's like meeting old friends or family. And actually better than family. I mean, I like this family much more than, I mean, really.

You met my family? Anyway, the, I just want to talk to you as somebody who could be my neighbor or, you know, maybe I'm your uncle or you're my dad or whatever. As we go forward, there's a few things that we have to do. And one of those things is we have to understand truth and stand for the truth, especially when it's hard. Oh, my gosh, when it's hard. And my favorite American story of standing for when it's hard is John Adams with the red coats. I mean, everybody hated the red coats up in Boston. They hated them.

They knew that the British had stationed. soldiers in Boston for the purpose just of threatening their liberty. That's it. Silencing any opposition to tyranny. He was quartering these people in their own homes. They hated them. Not as much as I hate Disney and Woodrow Wilson, but it would have been easy, easy to believe that the Redcoats had turned murderous.

But John Adams, John Adams thought that's too easy. so no other lawyer in Boston would take up their defense. None. And it was a messy case. And I don't think he really wanted to do it. I think he felt obligated to do it. Because if he believed in freedom, if he believed in what this country was going to be all about, he knew you had to have the best defense available. So Paul Revere says this was unprovoked. But no, actually the facts showed that it wasn't unprovoked. It wasn't. The British soldiers had been accused of murder, but Adams argued that the facts pointed to self-defense. He became the most hated man in Boston, all because he refused to defer to the popular narrative. He was smeared. He was an enemy to the cause of freedom, but he demanded truth,

nothing more, nothing less. That is where we need to be on all fronts. We have to support those who are speaking their mind. We have to be people that speak their mind and run to the defense of people that even we don't want to run to the defense of. Because the world is going to change and I refuse to be a part of that change. There's some good changes that can come.

But we have to work on those because the changes that I'm seeing are not in the favor of freedom. So how do we live our lives like people determined to be free. Let me give you some good news. Last week, 17 Judicial Circuit Court ruled in favor of a nurse named Sandra Rojas. She was told she had to resign or face termination for her refusal to refer women for abortions and recommend contraceptives.

Well, she went to court with the help of Alliance defending freedom. she won the lawsuit. This is really great. From the Washington examiner, this might seem like a small case, but a violation of someone's conscience protection, conscience protections should never go unchecked. This is an important win for the people of faith who wish to sustain employment while holding true to their religious beliefs. Indeed, it is a win for freedom. I think we are entering a time where it is going to be harder and harder to stand up for your belief. It's just going to get tough.

Are you willing to stand aside or are you willing to stand up for what you claim you believe? Do you really believe it? Now is the time to find out. Some more good news. From Florida, the state legislature cleared a bill on Thursday night, last Thursday, that will shorten the deadline for illegal abortion from 24 weeks to 15 weeks. South Dakota, Christy Nome required. Women seeking abortion-inducing medication to see a doctor in person three different times in order to undergo the procedure.

The federal judge struck down the state health department rule with the same objective. This bill will be enacted if they prevail in federal court. In Oklahoma, they have several bills going on. The State House Committee on Public Health advanced a total abortion ban on Wednesday that will be implemented by the Human Services Committee. They agreed on party lines to advance five anti-abortion bills to the full floor for a vote. There was a ban on abortions once a heartbeat is detected with the same enforcement tool as the Texas law. So if the Texas law makes it through the Supreme Court, these bills will be enacted. Another bill called for a ballot measure to amend the Oklahoma Constitution to stipulate that there is no guaranteed right to an abortion in the Constitution.

In Idaho, the Senate voted last Wednesday to advance a heartbeat bill that makes exceptions for cases of rape or incest. It would also open the door for abortion providers to be sued by a patient, the unborn child's father, grandparents, siblings, aunts or uncles up to four years after the abortion is performed. And Wyoming, the House passed a piece of abortion legislation known as the trigger law. if passed, it would ban abortion outright in the state in the event that the Supreme Court rules to uphold the Mississippi abortion law in June. That is really good news, really good news. We are moving in the right direction on some things. Now, California, New York, they will go the opposite direction. They will, if this Mississippi law is upheld, New York and California will become death states.

They will go all the way probably after birth. And, you know, let them go down into hell. I'll stand against them. But I'm not following with them. I want to be in a state that is clear standing for good versus evil. Now, there's one other thing that I want to talk to you about. According to the U.S. official birth data, there's been a steady decline in our national birth rate for over a decade now. There was a 20% decline from 2007 to 2020.

A 20% decline in births. In 2020, the future looked pretty bleak. Our already slowing birth rate continued to plummet. The Brookings Institute estimates we had 60,000 missing births in the early months of the COVID pandemic. So, you know, we had nothing to do. Apparently, we weren't doing that at least without some sort of a, of protection. We're not wanting to have kids. And that is because people are asking themselves, can I bring a child into the world when it's such a mess?

Do you think this is the first time anybody has ever asked that question? I mean, I got bad news for you. We make it to the other side of this. most of us make it to the other side. Some of us will die for, you know, natural causes because we're old and fat and can't walk across mountains or whatever it is we have to do. But we're going to make it.

We make it. And we need children on the other side. I feel bad for the people who actually believe that the world is on a catastrophic, nothing can be done, climate change move, where everyone's going to starve, or burn to death or drown or be in a snowstorm or a desert.

I mean, can you imagine growing up and hearing this? We have got to have children. Young men are being encouraged to stay on the proverbial pleasure island far past their youth. Free love movement. Why would you settle down? Why would you settle down when you don't have to? And women aren't interested in it. females have been convinced they need to be more like men and pregnancy is a is the ultimate betrayal of that idea

it will stop you from being a success let me tell you something out of all the success that i've had all of the experiences i've been able to give my children i would rather if i had a choice i think i would have been much better off being an average person living in a a farming community that no one's ever heard of and struggled and worked hard my whole life on a farm my kids would be better off success you will find as you get older success is really only about children it's it is what we are born to do parenting's not for everybody but It's for a lot more people than are taking advantage of it right now. We have got to get our population back on track.

We've got to stop the scourge of pornography. Our hyper-sexualized culture has just poisoned all relationships. Kids grow up now. Nobody's taught them to be a woman. It's a difference between a girl and a woman. And nobody has taught men to be anything. but a boy. They encourage you to be a boy. Be a man. And don't be afraid to stand up and say, I am a man.

And there's a difference between Peter Pan and a man. And there are obligations that men have to do. I get on the microphone every day and I warn you that things are getting worse. Please do not ever think that that is a reason not to have children. If you have it in your heart to have children, there is no situation. too bleak to forego parenting for. You will regret it the rest of your life. If you think your career will be more satisfying than a child, you are wrong.

My daughter said to me, Hannah, she was in college. She said, Dad, I think he's the one. And I said, how sure are you? She said, I know, he's the one. And I said, then what are you waiting for? and she said, well, because a girl in college getting married. And all I said to her was, I can't believe my daughter is worried about the social norms. You will never, never find anything greater than love except for children.

She got married. I don't care what anybody said about it. I'm glad. And I'm also, I wish I would have. have had more children younger because now as I'm getting, you know, to a later chapter in my story, I wish I could be around for their children and their children's children. Do not wait. Children are glorious.

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It airs today on Blaze TV and you can watch it. And it is, I mean, we cover everything. One of the things that we started to talk about was chemical weapons, CRISPR, and everything else. And, you know, what's happening in the Wuhan lab. and, you know, all of this. Well, we didn't get a chance to talk about the bio-weapons labs. And what is the difference between a bioweapon lab that doesn't have bio-weapons? What would be in these labs?

Are we involved? And what can he tell us about that? So he's going to join us here in about 10 minutes. And you don't want to miss it. He is a fascinating guy, fascinating guy. fascinating guy whether you agree with him on COVID or not he is really fascinating and has been around knows Peter Dasick knows you know Anthony Fauci ran in those circles knows their arrogance it's pretty amazing he's going to be joining us here in a minute and also if you are a subscriber to Blaze TV

you can get that that podcast with him on stage 19 now or any, I mean, I wouldn't recommend now because then you'd miss this fabulous show, but after this show or podcast, then you can listen to that one. And if you're a blaze subscriber, you get it free. Otherwise, it will be released wherever you get your podcast on Saturday, I believe. Okay. Coming up, Dr. Robert Malone. Yeah, we can do it because we're broadcasters.

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so then now the white house is saying they think that Putin might release biological weapons this is great right i mean why not why not just put another Log on the fire. We can handle it. We can handle it. You know what? I think, though, I should point out, I don't think our government can handle anything.

I just had this sneaking suspicion that we could have just sent in some Navy seals with some sort of a phosphorus grenade and vaporized everything in there. But we didn't do it, even though we had way advanced notice that the Russians were coming in. Ha! We are going to get to the bottom of this. What is in those kind of labs? Were we involved in it? Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of MRNA vaccine technology, joins us in 60 seconds. Okay, so here's a, here's a, here's just a good safety tip for you. You should go to blinds.com today because they have set everything, everything at 45% off. for their anniversary sale. Hey, it's their anniversary.

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And we'll be available on Saturday for everybody who listens to the podcast wherever you get your podcast. Dr. Robert Malone, welcome to the program. How are you, sir? Hi, Glenn. Good to hear from you again and to be in the show. Yeah, I really enjoyed our conversation the other day, and it was really wide-ranging. We focused mainly on COVID and things like that, but we did get into a little bit of bio-weapons that are coming.

One thing we didn't talk about are the biological research facilities in Ukraine. Can we spend some time on these bio research facilities? Yeah, of course, I haven't visited them. I don't know exactly what's in there. That's largely hidden. But now we know that it's not just a conspiracy theory like PolitiFact as promoted, that QAnon is just a bunch of crazies, and there's no merit to this. We now know that, in fact, these things existed,

and that we were funding them, and we have her fingers all over it. And they are producing something that's sufficiently threatening that the Undersecretary for Political Affairs, Victoria Newland, is raising concerns that the Russians might release that which were developed there, apparently with U.S. involvement in some way. Okay, aren't you involved in some way with the Defense Department on trying to neutralize or, and there's something I can't remember from our interview. If there was something that you were doing with Defense Department or USAI-I, something? I'm still, yeah, no, I've never worked for USAID, just to be clear on that.

Okay. And, of course, the reason that you're mentioning USAID is that in the past, it's been up front for, let's say, gently intelligence community activities. That's right. That's right. That's right. So, no, I support and have supported in the past and work closely with defense threat reduction agency, but always as a subcontractor. Okay. So, and I continue to do so through one of my, through one of my subcontractors. but it's for clinical testing of repurposed drugs or treatment of COVID-19 disease.

All right. Let me play a clip of Senator Mark Rubio and Undersecretary of State, Victoria Newland. Listen to this. Well, I only have a minute left. Let me ask you, does Ukraine have chemical or biological weapons? Ukraine has I think biological research facilities

which in fact we are now quite there's a two that's a different question and a different answer do they have bio weapons and the answer very carefully thought out was they have biological research facilities tell me what happens

generally speaking in a biological research facility? What appears to be going on, well, a biological research facility is the generic term that can apply to virtually any high-level university at any medical school in the United States. It's like motherhood and apple pie. Okay. That's a phrase that means nothing. Okay.

So we know these are biological weapons, the third level, right? level three, biological research facilities? Yeah, biologic safety level three, I think is what you're talking about. And what happens in those? I don't know whether there's any BSL3 or BSL4 facilities. I would assume there's at least BSL3, and I infer it's likely there's BSL4 facilities. BSL3 is, BSL2 is basically stuff that you can do on your bench. in a normal open environment that's, you know, undergraduates might work there.

BSL-3 level containment facilities have typically passed through anti-rooms. They have reverse pressure so that any nasties that happen to be in there aren't likely to be pushed out into the environment. They have high containment hepa-filtered hoods that you work within and you have trained personnel that are sufficiently educated so that they are less likely to cause contamination. Any material that comes out of there has to be subjected to high heat and steam, which we call autoclaving. So it's a series of physical, mechanical, and process. barriers together with education that allow at a BSL-3 level procedures to be done that would involve

agents and potential risk to the general population. You can have BSL-3 that's just working in cell culture. It could be recombinant molecules and viruses. And you can include in BSL-3 containment working with various animal species, including non-human primates as well as much. So are the nasty, is the nasty war stuff kept in one of those in a three, level three? That three is, generally it would be four for the, for the nasty agents that are, but for some reason would be a BSL four. Three is high containment research and development, but typically at smaller scale. And was Wuhan, that was a level two, wasn't? it? I'm sure they had level two there, but it's at least level three for a lot of that.

Any of these laboratory complexes will have a combination of level two, level three, and in some cases level four. Okay. So can you tell me, because I think some of these scientists, I mean, look, I have no problem with scientists at all. Science is fantastic. It gave us the life that we all live today. But sometimes we should just say, No. And I know we had this discussion on the podcast of, you know, well, yeah, but the other guy's going to do it. And China is doing these nasty things. But I always thought we were on the good side. And I have a feeling that we're doing biological stuff and genetic stuff that isn't quite so good. And it also disturbs me that we seem to be messing around in biological labs all over the world. and maybe for the wrong reasons. Do I have that right? So the reason that I'm worried about this,

and as you know, I sent you a copy, we put out a substack yesterday about this, is that it appears that there's a pattern of outsourcing our higher risk research and development to client states or outside facilities. We certainly appear to have outsourced the EcoHealth Alliance work, in my opinion, that was involved in engineering the precursor to this virus that we've been dealing with for the last two years, SARS-CoV-2. I'm convinced that that's a laboratory research product.

It's not a natural transfer, interspecies transfer from an animal host. So now we have, I had no idea. Apparently it goes back under Obama. You remember Obama said, set the policy that we weren't supposed to be doing gain of function research. But from what I'm reading in the press, I have no direct experience or knowledge, no firsthand knowledge. But it appears that this policy of supporting these biologic research laboratories in Ukraine was initiated under Barack Obama, the same person that said we're not going to be doing gain of function research. apparently in the United States.

I mean, I think at some point we're going to have to get to the bottom of what the authorization chain has been, and it's probably classified fairly highly. But I'm increasingly suspecting that the public face that we were not going to be performing gain of function research was just that. And it was a public statement that was inconsistent. with policies and behaviors. I think there's a reasonable chance that Dr. Fauci and the Ditcher support for EcoHealth Alliance was not, that that was not the consequence

of rogue actors within the government authorizing that, but that it probably reflected some policy position that involved the intelligence community. I have to tell you, I don't know who to believe. And I've always know when it comes to defense and things like that, there are things that we do that, you know, don't have to become public as long as there's oversight. I'm not convinced there's sufficient oversight on any of this stuff. I don't think, I think our senators and congressmen that do have oversight. I think they're being lied to at times as well.

Do you have any confidence that we're being told the truth? And where do you draw that line in a in a in a in a in a free culture that has a right to know you know least the representatives do and and and and and and what needs to be held in secret not quite sure how to answer that do I have confidence that we're being told from truthful information about a biologic weapon research or let's call it dual function research yeah um because uh that's that's that That's the politically acceptable term for we're doing stuff that could be used for weaponization, but offensively we're doing it for protection or for the purpose of identifying ways that the bad guys could make bad things. And so we're making those bad things so that we know how the bad guys could make the bad things. It's a very convoluted logic.

For those of you old enough, and you may or may, I think you might be, Glenn, and you might remember Med. magazine, which is why I put that clip in my substack of the series Spy versus Spy. I do believe that we're in this spooky world where it's hard to discern truth. Truth is absolutely not provided to the general public, and only limited versions of truth are provided to congressional oversight. I did find it fascinating, though, the clip that you were just playing goes on. And Glenn Grenwald has done a great job dissecting that and dissecting all of the, quote, fact checker propaganda that was put out around it. And he makes the point that Rubio, quickly, if you're to play that clip longer, interrupts the Undersecretary

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It's coming out of Jedsocki, you know, by reference to Biden regarding the risk of Russia releasing bio weapons produced in Ukrainian labs that we have helped fund and train. That's, you know, unpacking that, that's what that statement reveals is there's an awareness apparently. It implies there's an awareness that within these labs that we've been involved with enabling in various ways. There are pathogenic agents that could be potentially released. that would imply that they're highly infectious.

There's kind of two core strategies with biologic weapons. Those that are infectious and can spread readily so you can have a small focus of release. And, you know, if SARS-CoV-2 is a bioweapon, that would be a great example of that. And then there's the bio-weapons like anthrax spores or ricin toxin or the binary weapon that I think you and I discussed the other day that I haven't disclosed. what the comments were. I have something, I have something on that bioweapon, that binary bio weapon, that, that Russia, the Soviet Union was apparently developed. Yeah, so those are things that these operations of various types, those are things that have to be

manufactured at scale, and then they're deployed, and they don't replicate in humans and spread. So there's kind of those two categories. That's what I wanted to say. Okay. And the statement applies that there's awareness of the infectious type that exists within these laboratories. That's how I would pull that apart. Okay, yeah, let's pull that apart here in just a second. I got a break back with Dr. Robert Malone.

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It's blazedtv.com slash Glenn. The promo code is Glenn. Yeah. We're just, uh, the, Senate Intel Committee is having a hearing right now on Capitol Hill and and Senator Cotton just said, you know, what was up with the canceling of those planes to Poland? Yeah, that seems really weird. Something happened there. I don't know what it is. But, you know, I don't know where to get the truth on any of this. I don't believe our government. I want to, but I don't. I don't believe the

Russians, you know, this is the time when things, when the chips are down, you need someone to tell you, here, we have to the best of our ability, looked at all sides and we think this is what's coming on. These people say this. These people say that. You decide. But that's journalism. And that's long dead. This thing with the weapons lab.

Well, let me go to a guy who actually knows. Let me give you his resume quickly. Robert Malone, U.S.-based physician scientist who operates a consultant practice specializing in advance development of medical countermeasures for infectious diseases, vaccines, and drugs. He has served as an assistant and associate professor of pathology and surgery, UC Davis, University of Maryland, and the Armed Forces University of Health Sciences. Core competencies include clinical development, regulatory affairs, Project Management Contract Development.

His medical degree is from Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine. Completed his HMS, GCS, R, whatever that is. And scientifically trained at UC Davis. He then was at the Salk Institute of Molecular Biology and Virology. In the laboratories, he is internationally recognized as kind of the guy who was behind the MRI vaccine. He is the original inventor. Also, the DNA vaccination and multiple non-viral DNA and RNA and MRNA delivery technologies, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, 12,000 citation of his peer-reviewed publications and 100 peer-reviewed publications. So, I mean, the guy is, the guy's a big player.

And we have a podcast that I did last week with him on COVID, and it's a fascinating conversation. But the one thing we didn't get into because last week, it was a Q&on conspiracy theory. And honestly, I never touched it because I thought, I don't know. And I, you know, I'm going to go with, I'm going to go with the government on this. Well, now we find out we know about those biological laboratories. And most likely we are involved in some way or another. So we just asked Dr. Malone, what could be there? Anthrax, ricin, and that kind of stuff hasn't been used since World War I.

And that doesn't sound like the kind of stuff that, you know, we would use or they would use. What are you afraid of that might be there that is more of a COVID-19 kind of thing except with real teeth? Obviously, a lot of us are worried about hemorrhagic fever viruses, Marrigen, Ebola, two examples. Those are so hot, they're so lethal, that letting those things loose on a population is a bit suicidal, because you can't know how you're going to control it. And there's, you know, at this point, I think all bets are off about what could be sitting in those environments.

I know the things that people have been working on and what has been the focus of the US DOD. Many of those relate to what we would call incapacitating agents, things that make you so sick that you can't fight. But what might be unleashed on a population, there's a wealth of potential opportunities. And, of course, now we're in a new era where we have to, I can tell you that there's a lot of discussion. about weaponizing pathogens so that they're specific for different ethnic groups based on their genetic background. And that's being done by China with CRISPR, right? With or without CRISPR, that is speculated to be a focus of Chinese research. But in this environment, you know, if the way that this works is if we believe the Chinese are doing it,

then we're going to want to do it to see how viable it is. Like I said, this is spy versus spy. I don't think there's any black or white hats here. I think there's a whole lot of gray. And just because we're saying those bad guys over there are doing it doesn't mean that we're not doing it. In many cases, it means that we are likely to be, let's say, mitigating our risk by assessing the threat. Can we do a couple of things like stop doing it? them in unstable countries or bad countries? Is it possible that we could do that?

Well, if you go to a, quote, good country, tell me which one that is. I don't know. Yeah, right. I mean, but yeah, so this. Or at least, how about this? At least a country that we know the refrigeration is going to be kept on for a while and probably not have an overthrow of their system. Yeah, so what is a country that is stable like that? Well, is it the kingdom of Saudi Arabia? Where is there a situation now where we can have complete confidence in political stability and not have to navigate the statutory requirements not to do this kind of stuff, the treaty requirements?

So I think what is often going on with the intelligence. community is that they are moving into these unstable political environments because it offers opportunity. And that certainly seems to fit the Ukrainian situation. So then could we do, could we take this step? Whoever's there, give one of them a phosphorus grenade just as they're getting everyone out the door. Last one out, pull the pin. Yeah, I, the, yeah, so this, this, it does appear to be a clown show to have these facilities in which, you know, ostensibly nobody's doing bio-weapons research. But now that they're under Russian hands, we're afraid that they might have been doing bio-weapons research, why would we even be saying that? We're either saying it for PR reasons, for more propaganda along the lines of making Putin a boogeyman, or we know that there's something there.

and that's something, we would know that because we've had our fingers in the pie messing around with it. I just don't know what to stay. We're in an environment where people feel that it's okay to do high-risk research and development justified on the basis that, well, the other guy's doing it, so we have to do it too. This is going to be the death of all of us. I mean, this is so out of control, so sloppy. You know, every, every government, every time there is a somebody, you know, takes over a city or a country, they always burn the documents and they burn the top secret stuff. We didn't do that in Afghanistan and we left them stuff.

This administration has known for weeks, they say they have, that Putin was going in. if we knew about these labs, shouldn't we have some sort of responsibility to go in and destroy those things? We were alerted that there was going to be war in Ukraine in the second week in January of this year. I'm talking about me personally. Do we, do we, I think we got into that a little bit in the podcast. Do we have a responsibility to go in? because I think that's that was the that's the cover story of why we went in.

We wanted to make sure everything was safe. Don't we have a responsibility if we know that and we're there to go in and destroy this stuff? That term responsibility seems to be irrelevant here. We're an environment in which ethics and norms and what normal people would think is right and wrong are irrelevant. they're completely irrelevant. It's an environment of if things can be done, they will be done because if we do it, the other guy will. That seems to be the logic.

And so the norms that you or I might agree on, the norms that are embodied in the bio-warfare treaty, we seem to be in an environment in which both the Chinese government and the Western governments don't feel constrained by those treaties anymore. Okay. Two last questions. I've got about 90 seconds here. Two last questions.

One, are we going to find out that we, that's a double sword there. I mean, if we don't have any journalist to do it, are we going to find out what are the odds that we are deeply involved in something in Ukraine that the American people, you know, should know about. If you use the metric that they act, they try to hide and do this kind of propaganda campaign that we've seen where they're labeling people as extremists or conspiracy theorists as their first limited hangout, that seems to be an indicator of guilt, frankly. when you see that behavior.

And so if you're asking me to look into the crystal ball and speculate, I would say the probability is fairly high. Okay. That there has been illicit activity ongoing in Ukraine, in those weapon labs, and the U.S. government has in some way been party to it. So I have, I've thought biological weapons and nuclear weapons, I thought the world had learned their lesson that those were insane. You just don't win. And biological weapons, especially with something very contagious. That's just insane. But we live in an insane world.

What do you? If you now have technology where those weapons can be targeted based on genetic links, which exist in different populations, then that constraint is removed. Do you believe we have those? Now. All I know is that people that I know that are in this world have been talking about that scenario now for a number of years. And in the case of this virus that we're dealing with SARS-CoV-2, there's good evidence that there are certain gene clusters that are different between, say, Western Caucasian groups and certain Asian ethnic groups that are influencing the pattern of disease associated with Sarascovy, too.

So whether or not it was intended, we have kind of a real-world example that seems to make the case that these differences could be exploited. and if they can be exploited, they will be exploited. Let me ask you the impossible $20,000 question, and that is, how do you think this ends? Do you see somebody using this? Any of these? I think the honest truth is, the probability is reasonably high.

And that's one reason why we are in this box where we have to come up with better technologies to mitigate this threat, these types of threats. There's no question about it. Well, I honestly, the MRNA is that solution has taken a setback. A lot of these folks thought that it was that solution. Well, I just have to tell you, my feeling is it's not the technology that is posing a problem. It is the people that are in charge that are posing the problem.

Thank you so much for talking to us. Dr. Robert Malone, inventor of the MRNA vaccine technology. You can find him at R.W. MaloneMD.com. He's been suspended from Twitter, but you can hear his entire podcast with me, different than what we just did, tonight on Blaze TV. Portions of it will be up on YouTube, but it has been highly edited because of cancellations. But you can watch all of it on edited. on Blaze TV and you can get it on your podcast this Saturday, wherever you get your podcast.

All right. It's a really good idea. Forget about the nukes and bio weapons and everything else. What are we going to do about that? I'm certainly not going to worry about it. I will tell you that there are things that you can do in case of just a normal, you know, average everyday dust bowl. You know, something where a lot of people are going to go hungry because things have broken down. I told you earlier this morning that, what was it, 18% of the wheat in the world is Russian, 25%, I think.

Was Ukrainian? Yes, it was 43%. At least according to those estimates, that's incredible. I can't believe that's true. It's crazy. It's impossible. But that's a lot. Bottom mind is just a lot of freaking wheat.

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I have one minute, Kent in Texas. 60 seconds. Go. My call. It's a pleasure to talk to you. Thank you. I just wanted to comment on what you said earlier about are you doing the right thing every day, I would much, much rather hear the bad

news than no news at all. I would much rather go throughout my day being informed than not being informed. I live through the Carter era. I live through 2008, 2009. We are in a new time where information is at war. And if we don't have the information coming from you, cut up with a spoon-style fork, we're dead in the water. Spoon-s like that's okay. All right. smart ass, get off my phone. Spooned style fork. That's a good listener right there. It really is. It is. I'm sorry I'm going to have to cancel you. Okay. And I'm putting a word out. No bank will give you a loan anymore. Kent. No.

Thanks so much for your call. We'll see you tonight with that great interview with Robert Malone. And we'll see you back here tomorrow for the Friday show.