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and this insane attack

3:45

on Elon Musk. Memory

3:49

is really kind

3:51

of important. It's more than a record.

3:54

It's more than the sum total of our

3:56

experiences, the chronicle of our

3:58

lives. than

4:00

a tally of good and bad lessons

4:02

learned, although it is those

4:04

things as well. But fundamentally our

4:07

memory is the key

4:09

to who we are. Entities

4:16

which lose their memory, people,

4:18

groups, churches, nations, lose not

4:20

just the mere knowledge of

4:22

their past, of

4:26

who they were or have been, but

4:29

they also lose the knowledge of themselves,

4:32

the knowledge of their purpose, of

4:35

who they are, who they're meant to be. They

4:37

lose the present and

4:40

the future. Remember when you

4:42

were a kid it seemed like everybody on

4:44

TV suffered from amnesia at some point. I

4:47

thought amnesia would play a big role in

4:49

life. It doesn't. It's like Gilligan's

4:51

Island in the quicksand. I've

4:54

never run into quicksand ever before. And

4:58

I've never had amnesia. Although some

5:00

days I'd like to have amnesia. But

5:05

we are memory-holing things. What

5:08

is the memory hole? The

5:10

memory hole was in

5:15

the, I think it was the Ministry of Love where

5:18

you were taught to hate and the

5:22

Ministry of Truth where you were

5:24

taught what lies were and

5:28

you were forced to do it in 1984. Memory

5:32

hole was a door

5:34

in every room where people were

5:36

being taught the truth. And

5:39

you'd open up the little door

5:41

and you'd take whatever the truth

5:43

was, all of the photos, the

5:46

documents, and you'd throw them in

5:48

the memory hole. And at the bottom of

5:50

the memory hole was a fiery furnace. And

5:53

so it would burn up all

5:55

the record and it was in the memory hole. You

5:59

don't retrieve that in

6:01

the memory hole. It's gone. When

6:05

you lose the knowledge of yourself,

6:07

the knowledge of your purpose, what

6:09

you were meant to be, you

6:14

are truly lost. Think

6:16

of any movie or series that starts with a hero

6:19

waking up to find their memory gone. Their

6:24

fundamental character traits may remain,

6:27

but they're unmoored. Not

6:30

only unable to recognize family

6:33

from strangers, but without knowledge of

6:35

who they are and what that

6:37

means and how they should act

6:39

next, all of a sudden there somebody throws a

6:42

blow and they're like, and

6:48

they're able to just take on anybody.

6:50

Whoa! What kind of

6:52

man am I? Am

6:55

I a killer? They

6:57

don't know. It leaves

7:00

people open to manipulation,

7:02

to being reprogrammed with lies

7:05

by whatever bad actor

7:07

wants to use them for their

7:09

own purposes. Have

7:11

you seen Argyle yet? It's exactly what I'm

7:14

talking about. This

7:17

is also true for societies. If

7:20

we forget our stories, if we

7:22

stop telling them or allow others

7:24

to edit them to suit their

7:26

purposes, we lose them. Forget

7:30

both who we are and who

7:32

we can and should be and

7:35

we leave ourselves open to anyone

7:37

with an alternate story to tell.

7:39

This is what's happened to

7:41

religion, Christianity. We stopped

7:44

reading the Bible and so now we're

7:46

listening to scientists and atheists

7:49

and people who are saying, live

7:51

for today man. What's wrong? What's

7:53

wrong with that? I mean,

7:56

okay, so you

7:58

know OJ Simpson, killed the ice cream

8:01

guy. What's the problem? He was just

8:03

living his life on his terms. There

8:06

is a problem. We

8:11

forget who we are, who

8:13

we serve, and

8:15

we leave ourselves open. Now

8:18

this is the open intent of the 1619 project.

8:22

And Howard's in. It's

8:25

the logic behind the many

8:28

reimagining policies behind

8:31

the words of Michelle

8:33

Obama. Barack knows that we are going

8:35

to have to make sacrifices. We

8:37

are going to have to change our conversation.

8:39

We're going to have to change our traditions,

8:41

our history. We're going to have to move

8:44

into a different place as

8:46

a nation to provide the kind of future that

8:48

we all work. This

8:50

is the trade of

8:53

every post-modern, post-western, post-Zionist,

8:55

post-monotheistic, radical, atheist, thinker,

8:59

Marxist, or

9:01

leader. Just

9:03

forget the stories of our founding

9:06

and our purpose. Remember

9:12

who you are. Simba.

9:15

Remember who you are. Well,

9:17

it seems kind of important

9:19

that Simba remembers his roots. Why

9:22

is it not so important for us? The

9:26

stories that tell us why we're here

9:28

and what we're here to do. We

9:32

have new stories for you. Stories that

9:34

will tell us we're all born in sin, that

9:37

we're all irredeemably evil, that

9:41

we should be torn down forever because

9:43

then we can go ahead and do

9:45

so. It's always the same. First,

9:47

the old memories are torn apart,

9:49

the old stories. They have to

9:51

be denied, legitimized, erased.

9:55

And then the new, more suitable,

9:57

enlightened ones can replace them. Some,

10:01

including maybe many

10:04

on the left, truly believe the

10:06

old stories are garbage, but

10:09

they haven't done their homework. They

10:13

truly believe the new stories are true, but

10:16

they often openly believe that they

10:20

believe this all while denying the

10:22

foundation of the old stories. Still,

10:25

they can enjoy the fruits of what's

10:27

built on that foundation, the material and

10:30

moral benefits that they take for granted

10:32

and are currently destroying, because it's all

10:34

they've ever known. But cut

10:36

flowers are not life. What

10:40

happens? You cut a flower and

10:42

they fade, wilt, and die. They're

10:47

silent memory of what was and

10:50

what could have been. To

10:55

misquote Patrick Rothfrost,

10:58

all around them hangs the

11:00

cut flower silence of a beauty of a

11:02

culture waiting to die. They

11:05

don't produce any seeds. There's no

11:07

next generation of flowers. When they

11:09

fade, only rot will

11:11

remain. What was

11:14

will be no more. We are cutting

11:16

the flowers of our future. The

11:20

ultimate responsibility, and possibly the

11:22

solution, is found with us.

11:25

This only happens if

11:27

we allow someone to cut us from the

11:29

root. We

11:33

must tell our stories. We

11:35

must tell the truth. We

11:37

must tell the stories of our own lives,

11:39

of our families. We know

11:41

why our families are so broken because we

11:43

don't know where we came from. I

11:46

don't mean as a people, I mean

11:48

as individuals. We don't know

11:50

the stories of how we got

11:52

here. We're

11:55

all immigrants. That's

11:57

what everybody says. We're all immigrants. But how many

11:59

of us know? who

12:01

brought the family here? Why

12:03

they brought the family here? What it

12:06

cost them? We

12:10

should do this on every available occasion.

12:12

Family meals, trips, dates, nights

12:14

out with friends. Honestly, because

12:17

of everybody having a phone, we're

12:19

losing them at a faster rate now.

12:22

I remember sitting at the

12:24

table, having to sit at the table while

12:26

everybody was talking and all the holidays and

12:28

everything else and you would look at your

12:30

sister or your brother and be like, if I have to hear

12:32

this one more time. You'd

12:35

hear the same This

14:03

is what Passover is all about. The

14:09

Seder night is

14:12

exactly what we need to be doing.

14:14

The entire purpose of that

14:16

is to tell the story, to discuss

14:19

it so it and

14:21

its lessons can be carried on

14:23

alive for another generation. Its

14:25

been working for the Jews for about 3000 years. So

14:30

as Christmas and Easter has kind

14:32

of done with Christians but that's

14:35

going away. Fourth

14:37

of July is going away. Everything

14:40

in our society is pushing

14:42

our kids away from the

14:44

stories which means away from

14:46

the truth of who they

14:48

are, where they came

14:51

from, why we're here

14:53

as a people. Well

14:56

I'm here because I'm you know, I'm

14:59

going to be famous on TikTok.

15:04

Oh that's why you were born?

15:08

Okay. There's

15:17

more effort on the storytelling rather

15:20

than the grilling could help us with

15:22

some of the holidays like

15:25

Independence Day and

15:28

with other stories we dare not forget.

15:33

Memory requires a conscious effort,

15:35

a choice, a ritual. It

15:39

requires that a story be told

15:41

over and over and over again.

15:44

Do you notice that there is a

15:47

story being told now to Americans,

15:49

about Americans, to the world and

15:52

it's being told over and

15:54

over and over again and

15:57

look how quickly because

16:00

we have a void in our own homes.

16:03

Look how quickly everything's

16:05

being lost. The

16:11

first thing we have to do is know

16:13

the truth and

16:15

then stand up for the

16:17

truth. Stand up to say, you

16:19

know, you have no right to

16:22

memory hole an event. I'm

16:27

gonna show you what's happening with Elon

16:29

Musk and a

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16:33

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there was an event that happened

18:09

in Australia, and

18:13

a Muslim came into a

18:15

church where a Greek

18:19

Orthodox priest,

18:23

his name is

18:25

Marmari, Bishop Marmari,

18:28

was preaching and somebody

18:32

tried to stab him. Now

18:34

here's the video of

18:38

that stabbing because it was caught during the middle

18:40

of a service. So

18:49

he's just blessing

18:51

the sacrament or whatever he was doing at

18:53

the time, he's looking down at the altar

18:56

and an Arab

18:59

man comes up with a

19:01

knife and stabs him in the

19:03

head repeatedly until

19:06

he is held. Now

19:12

this bishop is

19:14

okay, he was in the

19:16

hospital, he immediately forgave the

19:19

attacker, very Pope

19:21

John Paul, he

19:24

said, I forgive this young man, I do

19:26

not harbor any hate, yada

19:28

yada, I love and pray for him. Now

19:32

that video was

19:36

caught by the church on

19:38

tape and

19:41

nobody wants it to be seen. When

19:44

I say nobody wants it to be seen, I'm

19:46

saying the government doesn't want it to be seen. So

19:50

they told Facebook and everybody else,

19:52

memory hold this. The

19:54

reason why they didn't want it to be seen is because

19:57

it was an Arab, a Muslim.

20:00

attacking a Christian. Now

20:04

this is an interesting

20:09

scene. I want that scene so they

20:12

told everybody to drop it but X

20:14

would not drop the video because it's

20:16

true. It happened. Here

20:20

is the Prime Minister

20:23

speaking out against Elon

20:25

Musk for not taking

20:28

that video down. This

20:30

isn't about freedom of speech and

20:32

most Australians of course overwhelmingly

20:35

would never think about posting

20:39

the sort of material that would cause

20:41

damage. And to

20:43

what end? This is an

20:45

egotist. He is someone who

20:48

is totally out of touch

20:51

with the values that Australian families

20:53

have. And this is

20:56

causing great distress. I think it

20:58

is causing damage to his own

21:00

brand of Twitter which has now

21:02

become X. He

21:05

clearly sees this as a

21:07

vanity project for himself rather

21:10

than about the people

21:12

who are consumers on this

21:14

platform. That's

21:16

kind of an interesting take isn't it? The

21:22

politicians don't want to say

21:24

what kind of damage it's

21:26

doing. What

21:28

it's doing is showing Islamic

21:31

extremism. That's what

21:34

it's doing. They

21:36

don't want that to be seen. They

21:39

have to deny that. Why? To

21:44

protect Islamic extremists? So

21:50

they accuse Elon Musk.

21:53

This is a vanity project. But

21:56

they go on much further

21:58

from there. When

22:01

we come back, I'm going to

22:03

show you the other part of this story

22:05

that no one seems to be talking about.

22:09

Maybe perhaps another reason why

22:11

the government

22:13

doesn't want this video to be seen.

22:16

We'll do that. Coming up. Glenn

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More on the Bishop in Australia. What

24:12

is it the media doesn't want you

24:14

to really know? Next. Hello

24:17

America. I'm John Furrier. I'm a member of

24:19

the Bishop in Australia. I'm

24:22

a member of the

24:30

Bishop in Australia. I'm going over a story that most people

24:32

don't know here in America,

24:35

probably don't really think it's important, but it is

24:37

vital that you understand the

24:41

story of Bishop Marmari. Bishop

24:43

Marmari, and let's play the video

24:45

again, Bishop Marmari is

24:48

a Greek Orthodox bishop in

24:51

Australia, and he was performing

24:53

Mass, and in the middle of

25:00

the day, a Muslim man walked up and

25:02

stabbed him in the face repeatedly until the

25:04

congregants could

25:10

pull him off. Now, this

25:14

obviously is causing some problems because

25:16

yet another Muslim

25:19

extremist that cannot live within

25:21

the framework of the West.

25:23

Well, the Prime Minister

25:30

came out because Zuckerberg

25:32

and Google and everybody else would

25:34

take that video down. Why

25:37

do they want to take that video down? Well,

25:39

they say it's causing an unrest.

25:42

With whom? With whom? Or is it telling

25:46

the truth about what is going on

25:48

with Islamic extremists? What is happening

25:50

in our own society? So

26:05

they're trying to get everybody to take it off, take that

26:07

video down. And

26:09

Elon Musk wouldn't. Just

26:11

the same way he wouldn't play ball

26:14

with the government censoring

26:16

people, not him, people,

26:19

censoring people in

26:22

Brazil, now Australia.

26:25

Here is Jackie Lamb, she's in

26:29

Parliament over in Australia, she's

26:31

a Senator in Australia

26:34

and she's talking about Elon Musk. Elon

26:37

Musk has no social conscience or conscience whatsoever.

26:39

I don't know, whatever Elon Musk is

26:41

on, it says that that's okay. To continue

26:43

there, that is absolutely disgusting behaviour. And

26:45

quite frankly, the bloke should be jailed. And

26:48

the sooner that we can bring rules

26:50

in or do something about this sort of

26:52

game playing with

26:54

our social media, the better off we're going

26:57

to be. But quite frankly, the power that

26:59

that man has because of that

27:01

platform that he's on, it's got to

27:03

stop. It has absolutely got to stop. The

27:06

power that that man has, has

27:08

got to stop because of these

27:10

games with our social media platforms.

27:12

Have you noticed you've never heard

27:14

that said about

27:18

Zuckerberg? You've never heard that

27:20

said about Google,

27:22

except from conservatives?

27:27

You don't ever hear them. Anyone

27:30

ever as

27:33

a government, stand up, it's got to

27:35

be stopped. They're doing everything they can

27:37

to destroy Elon Musk.

27:40

In fact, Elon Musk is becoming very,

27:42

very Trump like in

27:44

the attacks. He

27:46

is being attacked on all fronts.

27:49

And he's being attacked by all the world governments.

27:53

Europe is after him. America is after him.

27:55

Brazil is after him. Australia

27:57

is after him. It's

28:00

interesting. Why? Well,

28:02

I would say for the same reasons they're

28:04

after Donald Trump. They've got

28:06

to put him in jail. Why?

28:10

They have to discredit him. Why?

28:14

Because he cannot have power. Why?

28:20

It has nothing to do with his tweets. It

28:22

has everything to do with

28:25

him not being in the club

28:27

and down with their little plans.

28:31

Their plan is the great reset.

28:33

Their plan is a global government.

28:36

And Donald Trump doesn't believe in

28:38

the global government. He's

28:41

taken us out of the WHO. He wants to

28:43

take us out of the UN. NATO.

28:49

He doesn't believe in their

28:51

cute little plan. And

28:53

so he must be destroyed. And

28:57

he took us out of the Paris Accords. That

28:59

should have told us everything we needed to know. He's

29:02

an enemy of the state because

29:04

of his one idea

29:07

that America needs to

29:10

concentrate on America first,

29:13

then help other people. That

29:17

can't be done. He's

29:20

also hated and so is Elon Musk for

29:23

the ideas

29:25

that they hold. Elon

29:30

Musk believes in the

29:32

individual. Elon Musk believes in the power

29:35

of the platform for

29:37

the individual. That all voices should

29:39

be heard. And the

29:41

power that people have with

29:44

an open platform is a

29:46

good thing in the end.

29:49

But they both have one thing

29:51

against the government's have

29:53

one thing against both of these people,

29:56

Donald Trump and Elon Musk, and that

29:58

is their power. expose.

30:05

That's what's going on here. So

30:07

what is it that Elon Musk is exposing in

30:10

Australia? You would say

30:12

that maybe it is

30:17

the exposing of

30:20

Islamic terror and that is true. But

30:24

also you

30:27

don't want people to really

30:29

feel sympathetic towards

30:31

Bishop Marmari. You

30:34

don't want the world to look up what

30:37

he says. For

30:40

example, here

30:43

he's talking about Christians

30:46

have become cowards. Listen, I am

30:48

the head of the church and

30:51

I'm a coward. What's the point? I

30:54

need real men for the Lord Jesus. Men

30:56

that do not fear. Men

30:59

that will stand in the face of evil. Not

31:02

being sold to

31:05

30 pieces of silver, yet

31:08

calling themselves leaders. The

31:19

Lord Jesus is a warrior, the

31:21

warrior. But

31:24

unfortunately the 21st century Christians

31:26

are weak, very

31:29

weak. They

31:31

sold their master for money because

31:35

of so-called Corona. Nonsense.

31:38

The biggest lie in the 21st

31:40

century. Corona. What Corona? Corona

31:43

was a car. Then it came a Corolla.

31:45

Then Lexus. All

31:53

lied from

31:55

the highest to the lowest. All

32:00

leaders, secular world,

32:02

and church and religious world, all

32:05

light, all, all

32:08

light. Anthony

32:13

Fauci, light, the

32:15

World Health Organization, light, FDA,

32:17

light, TGA, light, all of

32:19

them, all.

32:29

This virus is dangerous, it will kill you

32:31

and kill your family. That gets scared alive,

32:34

man. You go into hell. You're

32:36

going to hell if you don't repent. You

32:39

go into hell. Jeffrey

32:41

Epstein, Bill Gates, Prince

32:44

Philip, Andrew, whatever his name

32:47

is. They're

32:50

all Hollywood and a lot of

32:52

leaders, a lot of leaders, a lot of readers

32:54

are involved in this. Oh my

32:57

goodness. What a sick,

33:00

sick, sick, sick and

33:02

filthy minds. And

33:11

then the church leaders come out and say, you

33:13

need to adhere to the governments because they are

33:15

from God. They are from Satan, not from God.

33:20

And now they want to take away the freedom of religion

33:23

and freedom of speech. I

33:25

can't talk about LGBTQ, RSDU, what's that? They

33:33

can come and invade, but I can't defend. And

33:36

they say we are democracy. Evil

33:41

doers. Same

33:44

one then. Hmm.

33:48

This story changes a bit, doesn't it?

33:53

They want to make sure that the stabbing

33:55

of this man by

33:58

an Islamic radical is

34:00

not seen. And we think it's

34:02

because, well, he's an Islamic

34:04

radical. I

34:07

thought that's what this story was when I first looked in

34:09

it too. And then I decided,

34:12

who is this bishop? What does

34:14

he say? What does he

34:16

believe? What is he preaching from the pulpit?

34:20

He is preaching truth. What

34:24

Elon Musk is exposing is

34:27

the truth. It's on

34:29

video. You can see it. It's

34:33

history. We're

34:35

memory holding history.

34:38

Why? For political correctness? No.

34:41

For agenda.

34:44

And it's a two for

34:46

one deal. We

34:48

can also get this story to go

34:50

away in memory hole, what actually happened

34:52

to this bishop. And maybe the world

34:54

won't actually listen to this man either.

34:56

We don't want them to be sympathetic

34:58

or even curious as to

35:00

who Bishop Marmari is. And

35:04

what he believes and what

35:06

he is saying, because

35:08

he's calling for men,

35:11

men of courage. The

35:16

Lord needs men to

35:18

stand up, square

35:21

your shoulders and

35:24

say, these things are true.

35:26

And these things are lies

35:29

and I will not participate

35:31

in lies no more. Seems

35:36

like just about everyone's an expert these

35:39

days. Did you get your real estate

35:41

license? Yeah, from school hard knocks. Yeah,

35:43

yeah, yeah. Since this whole

35:45

buying and selling homes thing is a little

35:47

dicey, maybe I'll try to find an actual

35:49

expert. And that's what I was

35:51

thinking years ago when I started my company Real

35:54

Estate Agents I trust. Because after

35:56

a lot of searching, I

35:58

didn't find the experts. I didn't know. even how

36:00

to search. I didn't know how to

36:02

interview a real estate agent. What am

36:04

I looking for? It's so far out

36:07

of my area of expertise.

36:11

You need to find people that

36:13

you can trust and not

36:15

just in them, but you

36:17

can trust the people they trust

36:19

who are going to form the

36:21

team that helped bring everything together.

36:23

The inspectors, the mortgage consultants, the

36:26

home repair people, the whole thing.

36:29

If you know me, you know I put

36:31

a premium on trust and there's absolutely no

36:33

reason you shouldn't do the same. Please

36:36

check them out. realestateagentsitrust.com.

36:41

That says it all. realestateagentsitrust.com.

37:03

So who are the radicals that you're supposed

37:06

to listen to? Of course. That bishop in

37:08

Australia is a radical and the ones we're

37:10

supposed to listen to, well, our kids are

37:12

being taught in Drag Queen Story Hour, this

37:14

in Boston. Today what we're going to do is win

37:16

a show. Green Palace sign. Can

37:19

I hear that? Green Palace Sign.

37:21

If you're a Drag Queen and

37:23

you know his show, Green

37:25

Palace Sign. Okay, so

37:27

we have that. Now, at the

37:30

same time, we have a Columbia protest

37:32

leader who said this

37:34

yesterday. Be glad, be

37:37

grateful that I'm not

37:39

just going out and murdering

37:42

Zionists. I've

37:45

never murdered anyone in my life and I

37:48

hope to keep it that way. I

37:50

genuinely hope to keep it that way. I

37:52

hope so too. You're special. These

37:55

are the leaders of tomorrow. This

37:58

is the expert you're supposed to be. supposed to

38:00

listen to. I would like to recommend

38:02

instead you listen to Alex Newman on

38:05

my podcast this weekend, why

38:07

do the elites hate America

38:09

so much? This global

38:12

elite wants you to

38:14

sever your ties to

38:16

all of your traditions, all

38:18

of the things that you've done well, all

38:21

of your history, absolutely

38:24

everything and that's what people

38:26

are pushing back on. Who are

38:28

you to tell me that

38:30

my country which I love and

38:33

I understand has made bad mistakes at times needs

38:36

to be forgotten and left

38:39

behind? No, we matter. Yeah

38:41

and that really is I think the core

38:43

of the issue and I've been outside the

38:45

United States the vast majority of my life.

38:47

I grew up in Latin America, Europe, Africa

38:49

so you know I've seen all of that

38:51

and that actually I think has given me

38:53

a greater appreciation of America and America actually

38:55

has I think a special place

38:57

of hatred for the elites not just because

38:59

it's a nation-state but because of the principles

39:01

that it was founded on. This is what

39:04

they really can't stand. Yes, they want to

39:06

undermine the nation-state, they want to move toward

39:08

these regional governments like the European Union, the

39:10

African Union. Henry Kissinger outlined this

39:12

in his book World Order, Said Klaus Schwab

39:14

outlined it in his book Great Reset but

39:17

America I think they especially hate this

39:19

country because the principles it's based on

39:21

are not compatible with their vision for

39:24

the world. The principles that

39:26

our founders enshrined in the Declaration of Independence

39:28

that God created us equally, God gave us

39:30

rights, the government's job is to protect these

39:32

rights and these are biblical principles. God

39:35

said thou shalt not murder so you have

39:37

a right to life. God said government exists

39:39

to punish evil so the government should punish

39:41

murderers and thieves. He said you have a

39:43

right to property and they can't stand those

39:45

principles so they have to destroy not just

39:47

the nation of America not just a physical

39:49

space in the people but they have to

39:51

discredit the ideas that's based on it. I

39:53

think we're entering that phase. So do you

39:55

think that it's that it's

40:00

the ideas are

40:02

more important like you have

40:04

a right to property and everything else to

40:07

them that they hate that more than

40:09

they hate the fact that you're

40:13

just letting anyone have a

40:15

say, you're just letting the

40:18

unwashed masses their morons. You

40:20

know what I mean? Which one do

40:22

you think they go together? Yeah,

40:24

I mean that's really the essence of America.

40:26

America is different than other nations. Many

40:29

nations have been defined by a common

40:31

culture, a common language, maybe a common

40:34

ethnicity, the Hungarians, the Swedes, whatever, the

40:36

French, the Germans. But America is

40:38

unique in that it's founded on these principles,

40:40

these ideas like we the people

40:42

should govern ourselves under God. God

40:45

is the one who gave us rights, not the king, not

40:47

the government, etc. And

40:49

they do want to ultimately undermine the nation state. You

40:52

see this is an institution that God

40:54

actually ordained. You go back to Deuteronomy, you go

40:56

to Acts. You see God is the one who

40:58

divided mankind into nations. And so there is this

41:01

effort to undermine nations as

41:03

an identity, as an institution.

41:05

But America is double

41:07

plus bad, if you will, because not only

41:09

are we a nation, a very powerful nation

41:12

with a vibrant middle class, at least we

41:14

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41:16

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has he been secretly plotting with

45:12

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45:15

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45:25

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45:29

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45:42

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45:44

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really am excited to talk

47:52

about. On

47:55

the podcast this week, we

47:58

have Alex Newby. and

48:00

I think

48:03

he is he's a writer that I think

48:06

I probably recommend to my producers

48:10

probably more than any other writer he

48:14

really really gets it and

48:16

I talked to him about

48:19

the world at large because he's he's just

48:21

come out with a new book on education

48:25

and he's also deep

48:28

down the rabbit hole of

48:30

the destruction of America

48:32

and why America is being destroyed

48:35

and what the plan is and

48:38

we talked about conspiracies and

48:40

conspiracy theories what's

48:43

good what's bad what do we really need

48:46

to know he

48:48

talks about the 50 in five

48:50

plan wait until

48:52

you hear about this here's cut nine

48:54

please talk to me about the 50

48:57

in five plan so

48:59

the UN has partnered with Bill Gates on

49:02

this what they call digital public infrastructure

49:05

very fancy term and I think the simplest

49:07

way to understand is they're building a giant

49:10

digital gulag for all of humanity so the

49:12

UN development program has officially launched this it

49:14

was officially launched at the end of last

49:16

year where they're gonna get 50 gutter

49:19

they call countries but really they mean governments to

49:22

impose at least some major element

49:24

of this digital public infrastructure on

49:26

their population within five years so

49:28

it's many times or digital IDs

49:30

and those are already emerging in fact many states

49:33

are developing these I just went through the airport

49:35

yesterday you can scan your digital

49:37

ID QR code right so that's happening

49:39

and that's that's really one of the

49:41

main reasons for the COVID

49:44

absolutely nonsense the architecture that was laid down

49:46

is the backbone of this global control grid

49:48

that they're building so then you've got the

49:50

central bank digital currencies which are already being

49:52

unveiled they've already been released the world economic

49:54

forum just said a few days ago 98%

49:58

of the government's the central banks in the world working

50:00

on the cvdc's uh... once

50:02

they're fully operation i guarantee they're gonna start

50:04

waging war on cash much more openly the

50:06

state's a tool for terrorists and uh... and

50:09

send and you know every nasty thing you

50:11

tax cheats everything you think uh...

50:13

then you've got the the payment processing

50:16

systems and you've also got that we've

50:18

we just had the head of the

50:20

world health organization talk about this recently

50:22

the digital health certificate the digital vaccine

50:24

passports they're taking what the

50:26

u developed during the code which by

50:29

the way the european commission was promoting

50:31

vaccine passports in may of two thousand

50:33

nineteen long for anybody ever heard of

50:35

that covered or anything like that so

50:37

they're taking all of this together uh...

50:39

and they're using it to build a

50:42

control system that will not just be

50:44

able to surveil and monitor everything you

50:46

do on an unprecedented scale when you

50:48

combine it with a i the ability

50:51

to make sense of all this data

50:53

it's just mind-blowing but also to manipulate

50:55

what you do and so they're talking about

50:58

this again pretty openly if you look at

51:00

the world economic forum meetings they talk about

51:02

the benefits of programmable central bank digital currency

51:04

where they will be able to say who

51:06

can buy what when under what conditions and

51:09

in the bank for international settlements carol quickly

51:11

to go back to him for a moment

51:14

uh... bill clinton's mentor guy who really

51:16

exposed this global agenda to create a

51:18

one world system he said the apex

51:20

of the system was going

51:22

to be the bank for international settlement this is

51:24

an institution that's almost entirely unknown to americans and

51:27

what they are working on right now this is not

51:29

a secret is not a conspiracy because it's not happening

51:32

behind closed doors is what they call

51:34

a universal blockchain ledger they want

51:37

to organize every asset in the

51:39

known universe every farm every car

51:41

every house every tree put

51:44

it on this ledger this blockchain ledger

51:46

and then you're only able to interact

51:48

with this blockchain ledger using your biometric

51:50

digital i d using your

51:52

central bank digital currencies so if i want to buy

51:54

something from you i can't just hand you a hundred

51:56

dollar bill i've got to go on my device connect

52:00

this blockchain system, transfer the

52:04

and so this is a mechanism for

52:06

controlling humanity that i think is really

52:08

unprecedented in human history and when you take it

52:11

all together it's very obvious. Can I tell you

52:13

something? uh... ten

52:16

years ago i would have

52:18

thought that was absolute madness uh...

52:23

2016 i might have thought that you

52:27

know what what what this making of i

52:30

would have thought it was a lot

52:32

farther down the road than we could

52:35

that we would ever get to anything like that

52:38

we are so close to

52:40

that being a reality the

52:42

infrastructure is almost

52:44

all complete all

52:47

we need is some sort of an

52:49

event we

52:51

have weakened our kids we

52:54

have weakened our health we

52:57

have weakened our ability just to

52:59

stand up we've

53:02

weakened every single institution we've

53:06

spent like money was going out of style we

53:09

didn't save and what we did save

53:12

they've destroyed through inflation

53:16

i just want you to go back think

53:19

of how many times you have been told

53:21

something is a conspiracy theory did

53:25

you hear i mean the latest came out

53:27

yesterday natural gas has

53:30

now been banned natural gas stoves

53:33

has been banned in all uh...

53:35

federal buildings you cannot have

53:38

it in federal buildings do

53:40

you remember when they said that was

53:42

a crazy conspiracy theory that that would

53:44

never happen they're never going to do

53:46

that they are banning natural gas they're

53:50

doing everything they can to

53:52

stop natural gas while

53:55

they are also stopping all

53:58

uh... fossil fuels

54:02

no oil shutting

54:04

down giant swaths of

54:07

oil fields because

54:09

they just passed a bill or

54:11

sorry wrote a new regulation where

54:15

they are shutting down all of the coal fire

54:17

plants by 2038 is it 37 38 that's not

54:19

that far away do you know our

54:27

power plants that generate our electricity

54:31

the majority of them are coal that's

54:35

where we get our power out of that magic

54:37

little box you know by the baseboard

54:40

of your wall that's not a

54:42

little magic box that

54:45

comes from coal fire plants where

54:47

are you going to because you won't build

54:49

another nuclear power plant which is the cleanest

54:55

right up next to that is

54:58

natural gas we

55:01

were told natural gas was fantastic

55:03

that's why California went to all

55:05

natural gas vehicles for the state

55:07

remember leading the way were

55:10

they lying then are we lying

55:12

now what

55:15

are we going to replace that with and

55:18

by the way if we all have to

55:20

plug our cars in in 2034 we don't have the

55:22

electricity today before they've broken

55:30

the grid we don't have

55:32

the power today when

55:34

you shut down all of the

55:36

other electrical plants and you replace

55:39

it with magic fairy dust how

55:43

are we going to drive or

55:45

are we not going to are

55:49

we going to really without

55:54

choice but

55:58

of course without force you just won't be able to

56:00

do it gosh darn it are

56:02

we all gonna live in these 15 minute

56:04

walkable cities I

56:06

have no problem with a walkable city I

56:09

like walkable cities when I

56:11

lived in New York I loved it I walked

56:13

everywhere but

56:16

I also want to be able

56:18

to go someplace if I want

56:20

to did

56:24

you see that landing of Lufthansa

56:26

yesterday I don't

56:29

know I'd be freaking out if

56:31

that was that's Lufthansa I

56:34

don't know if you know anything about

56:36

Lufthansa but they're Germans Germans

56:40

tend to be accurate on

56:42

things you know why that

56:44

was a lesson that

56:46

was a training lesson you

56:49

have almost 400 people on a

56:51

plane and you're doing a train could you

56:53

post that on the front door so

56:56

when I'm walking in all the

56:58

pilot is in training okay no

57:01

thank you planes

57:05

falling out of the skies can't

57:10

trust Boeing now when when when

57:12

have we ever

57:15

seen a time when you can't trust

57:18

Boeing you

57:22

know yes the yesterday the GDP came out

57:25

for the first quarter

57:27

our economy increased at a

57:30

rate of 1.6% they had

57:35

been looking for an increase

57:38

of maybe two and a half 3.4 previous

57:45

period 4.9 fourth quarter 2023 4.9 it's 1.5 that's not good no no

57:47

but the economy

57:59

is doing really well. The

58:02

economy is doing really really well and so

58:04

you have nothing to worry about because

58:06

the experts, the one who brought us

58:09

this economy, the

58:11

ones who have engineered, socially

58:13

engineered all of this stuff,

58:17

the ones who have shut your local

58:19

restaurant down or your local business down

58:21

because COVID was so dangerous, now

58:31

they're going after the unrealized

58:33

gains. Does

58:37

America have

58:39

any idea what this means?

58:42

It's part of the budget proposal for 2025. 2025, if

58:44

this guy is elected,

58:51

this is in the proposal

58:53

for next year's legislation and

58:56

budget. They

58:59

want to raise an additional 4.3 trillion

59:02

dollars by

59:05

imposing a minimum tax equal to 25%

59:09

of a taxpayers taxable income and

59:12

unrealized capital gains. So

59:18

your house,

59:23

now they're saying this is only for rich people. Yeah,

59:29

that's what Woodrow Wilson said. We're going to tax 7%

59:31

on only the top 1% and

59:35

it will never change. Within three years it

59:38

was 95% and everybody was paying

59:41

income tax. So

59:44

this is only for the very

59:46

very wealthy but if your house

59:49

is appraised and it goes up,

59:53

you have to pay that unrealized

59:55

capital gains. So

59:58

if your house, Has you

1:00:00

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1:00:03

a hundred thousand dollars. Congratulations.

1:00:09

You now have to pay I'm not even I'm not

1:00:11

even sure what it is. Where

1:00:17

are you going to get that money if you haven't sold your

1:00:19

house? That's

1:00:21

the point. They

1:00:24

don't want you to own a

1:00:26

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1:00:28

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1:00:30

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1:00:33

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1:00:36

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1:00:39

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1:00:46

do you think that's going to do to

1:00:49

the economy? What

1:00:53

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1:00:55

people's buying power? To

1:00:57

people going out and buying things other

1:01:00

than the government and

1:01:02

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1:01:07

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1:01:09

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1:01:12

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1:01:14

economy. Somebody

1:01:17

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1:01:19

sure these numbers are wrong but the directionally they're

1:01:21

right. We're approaching

1:01:23

50% of the economy

1:01:25

being controlled by the federal government now 50%.

1:01:29

That means you're

1:01:33

halfway there to communism. You're

1:01:36

halfway there to them controlling

1:01:39

all of the spending in America.

1:01:43

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1:01:46

they control travel, they control all

1:01:48

of these different things that answer

1:01:51

to the government and

1:01:53

they're spending so much money.

1:01:57

They're buying all the drugs. They're

1:02:00

buying roads and

1:02:02

bridges, all of the concrete. They're

1:02:06

almost 50%. What

1:02:08

does the government create? What

1:02:12

is it we have as an asset? You

1:02:16

know, if they were out making

1:02:18

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1:02:20

money and buying assets with that,

1:02:22

then we could go, all right,

1:02:26

that's going to appreciate in value,

1:02:28

but nothing they make makes

1:02:31

money and everything

1:02:33

depreciates in value. Including

1:02:37

the dollar. One

1:02:39

of the other things they make.

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in a minute. Hello

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America. Welcome to the Glenbeck program.

1:07:05

I want to welcome you if you're a

1:07:07

new listener to the program. My

1:07:09

name is Glenbeck. I'm the host. It

1:07:12

was just a coincidence that this show, this slot

1:07:14

that was here who happened to say it was

1:07:16

Glenbeck program. They found the Glenbeck

1:07:18

that could kind of do the

1:07:20

job and here I am today. So thank you so

1:07:22

much for listening. I

1:07:25

want to talk to you about what's

1:07:28

happening on our

1:07:31

streets. It's not good and there's

1:07:33

a couple of things that

1:07:35

are happening that shows the tide

1:07:37

is turning. First

1:07:40

of all Cornell has become the

1:07:42

latest Ivy League institution to reinstate

1:07:44

the SATs. Really? Huh.

1:07:48

That's a good idea now. Who

1:07:53

would have thought that? 56% of

1:07:57

voters agree with the statement with President Trump.

1:08:00

had mean tweets but we

1:08:02

also had world peace. 56%,

1:08:04

57% say we spend too much money on foreign aid. 57%

1:08:11

of likely US voters. We

1:08:15

spend too much money on foreign aid.

1:08:20

57% of likely US voters say they think

1:08:22

the United States spends too much on foreign

1:08:24

aid. 10% said the

1:08:26

foreign spending is not enough. 23%

1:08:29

of respondents say, oh I

1:08:32

think my porridge is just right. The

1:08:35

US is more supportive of

1:08:37

funding Israel than Ukraine. But

1:08:39

you wouldn't know that would you? You

1:08:42

would think that everybody is for the Ukrainian

1:08:45

funding the way they went off about

1:08:47

it and

1:08:50

nobody's for Israel funding. Nope,

1:08:54

that's actually not true. You

1:08:57

would think that they would pay attention to what

1:09:00

the Americans want. Half

1:09:02

of Americans including 42%

1:09:05

of Democrats say they would support

1:09:07

mass deportations of undocumented.

1:09:16

42% of Democrats say

1:09:19

they would support mass deportations

1:09:21

of undocumented immigrants. That's

1:09:25

amazing. Wow.

1:09:30

30% of Democrats now say they would

1:09:32

end birthright citizenship. I

1:09:40

don't know what

1:09:42

they know that

1:09:44

we don't know but this

1:09:47

administration is completely out of touch.

1:09:51

Completely out of touch. We're going

1:09:53

in the exact opposite direction

1:09:56

of the American people and

1:09:59

for some reason we're still

1:10:01

buying into the lies and I

1:10:03

don't mean you per se. Have

1:10:08

you checked yourself on what

1:10:10

lies? What lies are

1:10:12

you just tolerating? By

1:10:16

the way, you know, we

1:10:19

the Biden administration has wanted

1:10:21

to put a new aid route in

1:10:23

for Gaza. They wanted to

1:10:25

put it by ship so we

1:10:27

have been building a

1:10:32

giant pier where we

1:10:34

can send all of this food and

1:10:36

everything else off

1:10:40

of our Navy ships and send it to a

1:10:42

pier where they can where

1:10:44

they can take it. Unfortunately, the

1:10:47

pier is not finished yet

1:10:51

but there was an attack. We

1:10:55

were beginning to construct the pier

1:10:58

and and

1:11:00

it's not clear whether the militants

1:11:02

knew who they were attacking. Maybe

1:11:06

they just saw a target of opportunity. Yeah,

1:11:10

but they were shelled with mortars and

1:11:14

they attacked the pier. How

1:11:18

do you help people that just refuse to be

1:11:20

helped? How

1:11:24

does that happen? And

1:11:26

by the way, can we

1:11:28

please play the leader of

1:11:30

Columbia University, the

1:11:32

anti-Israel encampment now? Man,

1:11:36

if you have a kid in Columbia, why are you paying?

1:11:38

Why are you paying? Pull them out of there. What

1:11:41

are you thinking? Here's

1:11:44

the leader of the

1:11:46

anti-Israel encampment. Listen. and

1:12:00

I hope to keep it that

1:12:02

way. I genuinely hope to keep it that

1:12:04

way. That's good for you. Good for you.

1:12:06

What a good goal in life. You

1:12:09

know? I haven't come to the

1:12:11

place in my life where I've had to say to

1:12:13

myself, you know, I haven't murdered anybody yet and I

1:12:15

hope to keep it that way. You

1:12:18

know, he's, well, he's far above all of us. I

1:12:21

don't know why I haven't made that

1:12:23

goal for myself, but it's weird. I

1:12:25

haven't made that goal for myself and

1:12:27

I've also never murdered anyone. Now

1:12:31

James, who goes by

1:12:33

the pronouns, and this is very important to

1:12:35

point out, he,

1:12:37

she, they live

1:12:40

streamed his meeting with Columbia

1:12:42

Center for Student Success and

1:12:44

Intervention and they

1:12:46

just wanted to talk to him about, you know, some

1:12:48

of the things that he's been saying. He

1:12:51

warned Zionists who may

1:12:53

want to meet up and fight that

1:12:56

he fights the kill. I'll scratch your

1:12:58

eyes out. He'll

1:13:00

fight to kill. Columbia

1:13:04

employee said, do you see why

1:13:06

that might be problematic to

1:13:09

some? He said,

1:13:11

no. I

1:13:15

feel very comfortable, very comfortable calling

1:13:17

for these people to die. Oh,

1:13:22

okay. You know, you

1:13:24

might want to expand your goals, you

1:13:26

know, like not murdering people. I

1:13:29

don't know if that's a goal or if this is just a hope, but

1:13:32

you might want to, you know, really kind

1:13:35

of, you know, cement that in as a

1:13:37

goal more than a hope, but

1:13:39

alongside maybe

1:13:41

having a list that's a little

1:13:44

smaller of the people you

1:13:46

want to die. Because I think those go

1:13:48

hand in hand. I got a list

1:13:50

of people who I think should die, but I

1:13:53

don't want to murder anybody. Oh. Then

1:13:57

why do you have the list again? He

1:14:01

compared the need to kill Zionists

1:14:03

to killing Hitler and

1:14:05

the Haitian revolutionaries who had to kill their

1:14:08

masters in order to gain their independence. These

1:14:11

were masters who were white supremacists. And

1:14:13

what is a Zionist? He, she, they

1:14:16

said. A white

1:14:18

supremacist. So let's be very clear here.

1:14:20

I'm not saying I'm going to go

1:14:22

out and start killing Zionists. But

1:14:26

I don't think he's not not saying

1:14:29

that either. I just want to. What

1:14:31

I am saying is that if an

1:14:33

individual who identifies as a Zionist threatens

1:14:35

my physical safety in person, i.e.

1:14:38

puts their hands on me, I'm

1:14:40

going to defend myself and in that case

1:14:42

scenario it may come to a point where

1:14:44

I just don't know when to stop. I'll

1:14:47

just hit and hit and hit and hit.

1:14:50

I'm going to give you such a hit. He

1:14:52

doesn't know when to stop. That's

1:14:54

another problem. That shows maybe a

1:14:56

little mental illness. I

1:14:59

was just hitting and hitting and hitting and I

1:15:01

couldn't stop hitting. Um,

1:15:03

okay. You sound unstable.

1:15:05

Why? Just

1:15:08

because I have a list of people I want to die.

1:15:12

I understand what you're saying.

1:15:14

The Columbia employee responded. What

1:15:16

resources do you think you have

1:15:19

to make sure that you feel

1:15:21

protected as a student here? So

1:15:23

Columbia's response to, I don't know, I could just

1:15:25

lose control and just start hitting them and maybe

1:15:27

I don't know when to stop. I

1:15:30

understand that. Is

1:15:33

there anything we can do as a, as

1:15:35

a university to make sure that you

1:15:38

feel safe? He

1:15:40

said, yeah, my hands

1:15:43

and my brains are my resources. I'm

1:15:47

going to call the meeting institutional violence.

1:15:49

That's what he said. You

1:15:52

know what? This is just institutional

1:15:54

violence. James went on to

1:15:56

say, there should not be Zionists

1:15:58

anywhere. Okay,

1:16:01

dude, it's

1:16:04

getting worse for you. People

1:16:07

who hold these types of ideologies, the

1:16:10

world's just better without them. That's

1:16:13

my comment, and I

1:16:15

stand by that. Now during a break in the

1:16:17

meeting, they were like, James, maybe

1:16:20

you should go out and talk to

1:16:22

some of your friends. Can somebody

1:16:24

tell them to shut up? He

1:16:28

called the meeting a joke. He went right on

1:16:31

to Instagram and said, this is just a joke.

1:16:34

They definitely were hoping that I was going

1:16:36

to backwalk the, I fight to kill, he

1:16:38

said, cackling. James said, he

1:16:40

does fight to kill, and that's why

1:16:42

no one has fought him since middle school. You

1:16:46

know, nobody's fought me since middle school

1:16:48

either. I mean, I think

1:16:51

that's something that is natural in

1:16:53

most people's lives, and it

1:16:55

wasn't because all the kids knew that I

1:16:57

would fight to kill because I really can't.

1:16:59

I mean, I'm really kind of just a

1:17:02

lump. I've been a lump for a very

1:17:04

long time. And

1:17:07

no, that's why I haven't gotten

1:17:09

into a fight on the playground since

1:17:11

then. It's because

1:17:13

I kind of grew out of that, but

1:17:15

good to know that no

1:17:18

one's fought you since you were

1:17:20

in middle school because you're such a tough he,

1:17:23

she, they. After

1:17:25

publication of the story, Columbia

1:17:28

University spokesperson indicated there may

1:17:30

have been disciplinary measures for

1:17:33

his, there may have been. James

1:17:37

continued his rant on his live stream after

1:17:39

the meeting. Some

1:17:42

would say these are unhinged, but not me. Zionists

1:17:45

don't deserve to live comfortably. So they

1:17:47

don't deserve to live, but if

1:17:49

they do live, they certainly shouldn't

1:17:52

live comfortably, let

1:17:54

alone Zionists don't deserve to live,

1:17:56

he said, the same way we're

1:17:58

very comfortable accepting Nazis don't

1:18:01

deserve to live. Fascists

1:18:03

don't deserve to live.

1:18:05

Racists don't deserve to

1:18:07

live. Zionists shouldn't

1:18:10

live. Wow, that's a

1:18:12

lot of people. That's a lot

1:18:14

of people. And I'm not saying

1:18:16

that Nazis don't have a right

1:18:18

to live, okay? I

1:18:20

don't think Nazis have a right

1:18:23

to, you

1:18:25

know, incite hatred and

1:18:28

violence. That's probably where,

1:18:30

you know, they could live.

1:18:33

I don't want to live next door to

1:18:35

them. I actually want to encourage them, you

1:18:37

know what looks good, Hans? Yeah,

1:18:41

you in Lederhosen. It does.

1:18:44

It does. That way I can identify them

1:18:46

at the grocery store and avoid them. You

1:18:48

know what I mean? That

1:18:50

guy's wearing Lederhosen. Yeah, don't say anything. Tell

1:18:53

them it looks good. We don't want him

1:18:55

to blend in. James

1:18:58

said he welcomes getting kicked out of

1:19:00

Columbia because he wants to travel to

1:19:02

South America and live my best life.

1:19:04

It's my best life. I couldn't live

1:19:06

anywhere but South America. He

1:19:08

also contemplated what would happen if the

1:19:11

United States supported the murder of

1:19:13

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. By the way,

1:19:16

gang, I just wanted to let you know

1:19:18

this is one of the best and the

1:19:20

brightest at Columbia University. This is one of

1:19:22

the future leaders of the world, okay? He

1:19:24

said what would happen if the United States

1:19:27

supported the murder of the

1:19:29

Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu? His

1:19:32

death would theoretically mean that people

1:19:35

would live. And so,

1:19:37

yes, murder can absolutely

1:19:39

be justified. Your

1:19:47

home is your castle, but these days they

1:19:49

don't exactly let you build a wall

1:19:51

around it and dig a moat and

1:19:54

put sharp spikes at the bottom. I

1:19:56

know I've checked and that damn city

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to do the math here on some of

1:21:40

my statements before I go live

1:21:42

my best life down in... What

1:21:44

do you think about Argentina? I

1:21:46

think there's any... I

1:21:49

bet people would love me down in Argentina,

1:21:51

you know, me hating the Jews. There's

1:21:54

lots of people down in Argentina.

1:21:56

They've been there for decades I

1:21:58

hear. Like they moved in. suddenly

1:22:00

in the 1940s don't know why. I'm

1:22:04

just trying to figure out. He

1:22:07

said accepting we all

1:22:09

have to accept Nazis don't deserve to live.

1:22:11

Fascists don't deserve to live. Well first of

1:22:13

all let's just I just want to consolidate

1:22:15

here make this a little shorter for you

1:22:17

James. If there

1:22:19

are no fascist if we kill all the fascists

1:22:22

then the Nazis wouldn't be there. So let's put

1:22:24

one group there. Racists

1:22:26

don't deserve to live and Zionists

1:22:28

they shouldn't live either. Now

1:22:30

wait a minute wait a minute if

1:22:32

you hate Zionists most

1:22:35

Zionists are Jews which

1:22:38

would make you a racist

1:22:43

kind of like Hitler. You're

1:22:46

racist so do you deserve

1:22:48

to live because you want

1:22:50

the Jews to die like

1:22:52

Hitler. It's just go live

1:22:54

your best life. Stop questioning these

1:22:56

things. Just go live your best

1:22:58

life. By the way

1:23:01

a pro-Palestinian protester at Columbia

1:23:03

University, Yale University are circulating

1:23:05

a guidebook to advocates across

1:23:07

the country encouraging more occupations

1:23:09

and teaching them how to

1:23:11

be successful. The pamphlet

1:23:13

titled first we take Columbia lessons from

1:23:15

the April 1968 occupations movement

1:23:18

was anonymously written by protesters

1:23:20

at the Columbia and Yale

1:23:23

encampments and published in

1:23:25

left-wing dissident magazine ill

1:23:27

will last Saturday and

1:23:30

it was distributed by hand. Wait

1:23:33

until you hear about this it's

1:23:35

great and it's the pamphlet is

1:23:37

available in English French Turkish Chinese

1:23:39

Spanish and Japanese you probably forget

1:23:41

the Chinese thing because I

1:23:43

don't think they're gonna put up with it for very long but

1:23:47

I think the cover is really a kind of a

1:23:49

very bright red and I mean

1:23:52

I appreciate you put it all different languages but could

1:23:55

we have could I have a cover in

1:23:57

mauve please. Red just sets me off it

1:23:59

does. Sorry to say it,

1:24:01

I want a mob cover on my

1:24:03

revolutionary book. The

1:24:05

Glenn Beck Program. Welcome

1:24:32

to the fusion

1:24:36

of

1:24:38

entertainment

1:24:41

and

1:24:43

enlightenment.

1:24:59

This

1:25:03

is the Glenn Beck Program. Hello

1:25:07

America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. So

1:25:09

what's going on in Washington with our speaker

1:25:11

of the house? What

1:25:15

happened in the last couple of weeks? How

1:25:18

did this guy go from

1:25:21

being, you know, the guy that

1:25:23

we've all been dreaming of, he's going to be great. We

1:25:26

said we have a spine to

1:25:29

being right in with Chuck Schumer

1:25:32

and Turtle Face. When

1:25:35

did that, what happened? Christopher

1:25:38

Bedford, he is the Blaze

1:25:41

Media Senior Politics Editor. He

1:25:44

is also our Washington correspondent. He's

1:25:47

been looking into this and some of the

1:25:49

charges of Mike

1:25:52

Johnson secretly plotting for the

1:25:54

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you get home on Christmas Eve indices batteries

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It should have said that. maybe

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somebody should have said that when

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batteries. The part the quotes that

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on Christopher Bedford and he was. He

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was writing for the Federal Said sign.

1:27:42

And. He said he is written

1:27:45

a piece. I think it was two

1:27:47

years after the locked on the lockdowns.

1:27:49

The West Troubles aren't ending, they're just

1:27:51

beginning. And I thought he had some

1:27:53

real foresight. Ah, End

1:27:55

up. Boy. Was

1:27:58

he right about that? Christopher. Bedford

1:28:00

now is a senior editor for

1:28:02

Politics, Washington correspondent for The Blaze

1:28:05

Media. He has written for the

1:28:07

American Mind, The Washington Examiner, National

1:28:09

Review, The New York Post. He

1:28:11

was the editor-in-chief for the Daily

1:28:13

Color News Foundation and we're thrilled

1:28:16

to have him at theblaze.com.

1:28:19

So help me

1:28:21

out on this, Chris, because

1:28:25

for the life of me I cannot

1:28:27

get my head around Speaker

1:28:30

Johnson being a secret

1:28:32

spy. Do you

1:28:34

buy this? Well, not

1:28:36

completely, no. And first of all, it's great to

1:28:38

be on the pirate ship, especially in these stormy

1:28:40

waters. I think it's a great

1:28:43

crew to be sailing with. Thank you. Here

1:28:46

in DCE, an article

1:28:49

that caught my eye was a 2018 Daily Beast piece

1:28:52

after Johnson became

1:28:55

the head of the Republican Study Committee,

1:28:57

which was founded as a conservative committee

1:29:00

but was taken over by Republican leadership

1:29:02

under Boehner and kind of became a

1:29:04

hangout spot for Republicans. That's

1:29:06

kind of started the Freedom Caucus. Now, you

1:29:09

saw Johnson had been hanging out with the Freedom

1:29:11

Caucus. He'd been going to their meetings. He'd not

1:29:14

been paying dues, which is a big faux pas.

1:29:16

It's hard to collect those dues, but they go

1:29:18

to paying that the few shared staff the Freedom

1:29:20

Caucus has. He'd not been

1:29:22

participating, but he'd been going to those meetings.

1:29:24

So when he became the new

1:29:27

chairman of the Republican Study Committee, a

1:29:29

lot of his colleagues, Republican, more liberal

1:29:31

colleagues, said, well, this guy's just a

1:29:33

double agent. He just sneaked on here.

1:29:35

He's pretending to not be part of

1:29:37

the Freedom Caucus, the conservative group, but

1:29:39

really, this is just a conservative takeover. And

1:29:42

I looked at that and I looked at how since he'd

1:29:44

become Speaker, someone who I had a lot of hope

1:29:46

for, you had a lot of hope for, I was

1:29:49

excited to see. Me too. Wow, this is

1:29:51

the first social conservative and Republican leadership in

1:29:54

decades who actually cares about this stuff. We

1:29:56

might have a fighting chance here. And

1:29:59

It's been extremely disappointing. When you sir are

1:30:01

a threat from Mit and under read

1:30:03

out Assist Assist Assist You know this

1:30:05

is a way to he seems to

1:30:08

negotiate whether it's government funding impeachment by

1:30:10

that now Ukraine and step One. Is

1:30:13

a major decision comes along his wife and

1:30:15

he goes back and forth sept two. it

1:30:17

is not sure what to do. He believes

1:30:19

that as long as we possibly can. But.

1:30:21

He does he tweaks what was originally

1:30:23

offered, he pretends that it was a

1:30:25

when, and he asked Democrats the bell map

1:30:27

that seems to. What's. Going on here

1:30:29

separate. When he looked back at The Daily Beast Peace And

1:30:32

you look back at the people who have known him in

1:30:34

have known him to be a good and. Which

1:30:36

by. By. All accounts he said

1:30:38

he is and his personal life You

1:30:40

have to wonder what what could. Look

1:30:43

could be driving him and it seems to be. Kind.

1:30:46

Of a classic case of Washington

1:30:48

D C. Extreme ambition. And.

1:30:50

Ability to deceive himself, which is not

1:30:52

too uncommon. You think a lot of

1:30:54

the folks here. In Washington A

1:30:56

real hypocrites. A real bad man who claimed

1:30:58

to be doing the Lord's work when a

1:31:00

substitute of Syrian or else but a surprising

1:31:02

amount of them have really convinced themselves they

1:31:04

are on the good sized that they are

1:31:06

on that that really creepy quote the right

1:31:08

side of history that they are. They are

1:31:10

the good guys who are going to com

1:31:12

and save the day and this is why

1:31:14

the Lord put them there. And

1:31:16

it really seats in turn incredible ego

1:31:19

and incredible amount of ambition. And

1:31:21

also just the sad reality that a lot of

1:31:23

these folks are pretty weak. As as

1:31:25

as as leaders and people that they're capable of

1:31:27

like many of us are of standing at the

1:31:30

back of the crowd and saying i agree this

1:31:32

is bad or or been a backbencher who says

1:31:34

I'm not sitting there weren't any more money to

1:31:36

that bloodbath or I'm not going to i'm number

1:31:38

and of both to as an adult uno care

1:31:41

what the defense industry puts on me or I'm

1:31:43

not going to let women be drafted. It's easy

1:31:45

to say that when you're not the leader. Or

1:31:48

when you're in the center and you take all

1:31:50

those arrows and all those wings. Dollars? Scary. Guess

1:31:53

meeting some the Intel community. And. As

1:31:55

on you yes, answer to that with us

1:31:57

and you find out who's really a leader

1:31:59

and who's just the ambitious. You

1:32:02

know there's am in in your article

1:32:04

for a blaze. You talk to a

1:32:06

lot of the his colleagues. And

1:32:09

one of his senior staffers that

1:32:11

worked with him and twenty eighteen

1:32:13

said the speaker is someone who

1:32:15

could forgive himself for lying. Because.

1:32:18

He thinks it's for a higher

1:32:20

purpose. He has an exceptional capacity

1:32:22

for self justification. Ah,

1:32:26

I Target and in I found

1:32:28

no, it's not good incentive and

1:32:30

I found I repeated over and

1:32:32

over again and I Johnson and.

1:32:34

You know what? He when he ran for speaker

1:32:37

is kind of a dark horse surprise candidate. A.

1:32:39

Lot of his colleagues, republican colleagues and even

1:32:41

the ones are what's more conservative were willing

1:32:43

to say. You know I

1:32:45

know him personally is a man of God.

1:32:48

And. Therefore, I trust him, but they didn't want to

1:32:50

look at the record they didn't want to look

1:32:52

at. Well what happens in leadership Put some over

1:32:54

the pressure on him. How does

1:32:57

as vote change? Will he actually. Did

1:32:59

the. Here it is pretty personal religious beliefs

1:33:01

and as commitments side how to those actually

1:33:03

shine as a statesman, as someone who's willing

1:33:06

to take the arrows for that goes causes.

1:33:08

And. They don't. The votes didn't back it up. But.

1:33:11

He. He looked at. This is what

1:33:13

I've been told by his colleagues. As

1:33:15

something he he's been put in this

1:33:17

position he's been chosen for this and

1:33:19

if he needs to lie if he

1:33:21

needs to deceive of nice twist arms

1:33:24

to to further it. Than.

1:33:26

He is on the right side. That. Again, that

1:33:28

creepy quote that east I've heard him saying

1:33:30

since the right side of history. The.

1:33:32

He the other people on the wrong side of

1:33:35

history and the his actions can therefore be justified.

1:33:37

Then we we see this all the time. He

1:33:39

seat and levels like this with politics. You see

1:33:41

it of course a lot since twenty sixteen with

1:33:44

a lot of the last. Day.

1:33:46

In that people who support Donald Trump are basically

1:33:48

the Nazis were once you. Once you decide, once

1:33:50

you say that you're on the side of God

1:33:52

or there on the side of Hitler. Then.

1:33:54

You can justify a lot of options that

1:33:56

I think a moral person would not otherwise

1:33:58

be able to justify. So what do you

1:34:00

think is coming for him, for the rest of us?

1:34:05

Are we just stuck

1:34:08

with a guy who is pathetic

1:34:10

and weak now because the

1:34:12

Democrats would absolutely

1:34:15

vote to keep him in? No,

1:34:18

I'm curious about that because everyone's on

1:34:20

recess right now and things have quieted

1:34:22

down, but then the question is, with

1:34:25

everything that's coming down next, how

1:34:27

is he going to be able to continue to govern here?

1:34:30

Right now, he's essentially, even though he's

1:34:33

the Speaker of the House and supposedly

1:34:35

the head of the Republican coalition, he's

1:34:38

really governing as a kind of a

1:34:40

prime minister of a center-left coalition, the

1:34:42

UNI party, which has always kind of

1:34:44

governed DC, but now is really being

1:34:47

open about it, where he's got half

1:34:49

of Republicans on his side and about

1:34:51

two thirds of Democrats on his side.

1:34:54

So how is he actually going to be able to pass

1:34:57

anything with that coalition? The

1:34:59

Democrats will protect him. The Republicans,

1:35:01

a lot of them are never going to come back to him.

1:35:04

What's he actually going to be able to do in

1:35:06

the next couple of weeks? I

1:35:09

kind of wonder if he's a lame

1:35:11

duck speaker because he's got these folks,

1:35:13

but they've accomplished their 95 billion. Then

1:35:16

again, there's also already leaked

1:35:18

rumors that they're planning the next big

1:35:21

handout to the Ukraine war, that they're

1:35:24

planning to come in September. And

1:35:26

I suspect that he'll still be Speaker through September,

1:35:28

but what's going to happen in November is

1:35:31

either Republicans are going to lose their slim majority,

1:35:33

in which case he won't be Speaker, or

1:35:36

they'll win it. And then he's going to

1:35:38

have to look around and find out amongst

1:35:40

those liberal Republicans who

1:35:42

are his allies, who is actually going to put him

1:35:44

up for Speaker, and what are all

1:35:46

the alternatives. Right now, he's kind of running against

1:35:49

no one. So he could maintain

1:35:51

that, but it will be difficult. You

1:35:53

being in Washington, hanging out

1:35:55

or around these people all the time, watching

1:35:58

them, listening to them. What?

1:36:01

Do you think they think is

1:36:03

coming in November? Or

1:36:07

people are Republicans are cautiously

1:36:09

optimistic for a. A Donald

1:36:11

Trump victory. But. Of course.

1:36:15

There. Are a huge amount of mannequins

1:36:17

that are already unfolding this? Those worries

1:36:19

about what's going to be the new

1:36:21

cove? It was going to be the

1:36:23

new moral panic that causes it's. For.

1:36:25

The voting can be done squarely in

1:36:27

and and soul deal of the public.

1:36:31

The Republican National Committee has been trying

1:36:33

to mix up it's plan for how

1:36:35

to whether it's going to do early

1:36:37

voting worse lawyers going to be. We.

1:36:40

Know that it's gonna be as

1:36:42

a chaos either. Donald. Trump

1:36:45

actually wins and the left flank

1:36:47

takes the streets like they didn't.

1:36:49

toys sixteen burning cars attacking people,

1:36:51

Aura. Donald. Trump loses and

1:36:53

mean us. And either way I think that a

1:36:56

large parts of this country are going to. Not.

1:36:58

Be satisfied with the election results as

1:37:00

a potential that existence when his have

1:37:03

seen as not gotten any less. How

1:37:05

do they how to the democrats feel

1:37:07

to you Confident. Were.

1:37:09

Real. Now

1:37:12

they they were significantly more worried before

1:37:14

dawn. before Joe Biden State of the

1:37:16

Union you saw that the pages but

1:37:18

the or time was supposed Msnbc people

1:37:20

openly wishing that they could have a

1:37:22

dozen candidates just like you saw in

1:37:24

Twenty Twenty with people wishing that it

1:37:26

was Cuomo instead of. Joe. Biden.

1:37:29

But. Will. And

1:37:31

will see a lot. actually. this weekend with

1:37:33

the White House Correspondents' dinner, I was going

1:37:35

to be paying attention to Joe Biden remarks

1:37:37

are they. Clear. Of a concise diseases

1:37:39

as good as it's funny like he can be, one

1:37:41

is on like he was from points to the state

1:37:44

of the union. But

1:37:46

there's. A real of fear among

1:37:48

Democrats that that Donald Trump is coming

1:37:50

back to. that the constant cycle of

1:37:52

drama that they surrounded his entire four

1:37:55

years with hasn't stuck with the American

1:37:57

people because so much about states. Whatever

1:38:00

was just impossible. Remember color? spake?

1:38:02

scandals? Some. Democrats.

1:38:05

In town are not confident that they'll

1:38:07

get the White House, but they are

1:38:09

feeling fairly confident about Congress. Ah,

1:38:12

we're talking to a Crisp or Bedford.

1:38:14

He is. See a blaze. Senior Media.

1:38:18

Political. Political Editor in

1:38:20

the Blaze Media Washington Correspondent.

1:38:24

When. Do they come back into session? Looks

1:38:27

like. Short. Vacation in the

1:38:29

Senate was even cut down a lot shorter

1:38:31

because I had sex their to stick around to

1:38:34

do the American people's business to them being sarcastic

1:38:36

on that his son and a half million

1:38:38

dollars have brought. Up

1:38:41

real quick. Any thoughts on the

1:38:43

Trump trial this week Biden said

1:38:45

or the D O J said

1:38:47

actually ah that that Trump is

1:38:49

the first President face prison for

1:38:51

criminal prosecution because. Predecessors.

1:38:54

Other presidents just didn't commit any crimes.

1:38:57

Successes after. Remember I'm Barack Obama left off

1:38:59

as out of Washington Post said it was

1:39:01

a scandal free administrator. Yeah, totally. There isn't

1:39:04

that Border Agents if you disagree with that.

1:39:07

The. Trump trial is the enemy. Interesting, As

1:39:09

a New York, it's tough, but judges

1:39:11

obviously against them, but the prosecution has

1:39:13

embarrassed itself so far. The case is

1:39:16

so weak that any kind of forget

1:39:18

that in the hubbub of all the

1:39:20

news that it's it's relying on a

1:39:22

bunch of liars to turn a misdemeanor

1:39:24

that is outside of the statute of

1:39:26

limitations into a felony because of another

1:39:28

misdemeanor that can barely be cited. And

1:39:30

it's of the prosecution today's even to

1:39:32

come up with that. Argument.

1:39:35

And at the same time the Supreme Court

1:39:38

seems like it's going to crack down and

1:39:40

at least limit. What? The president

1:39:42

is able to do with his authority

1:39:44

to that will. Help. Push them ever

1:39:46

traveled back to after the election of that happens.

1:39:48

But then of the dead it doesn't really matter

1:39:50

of something. a prison cell or not because is

1:39:53

not a campaign. he. He's not able to leave

1:39:55

New York She's She's kind of stuck. He wasn't

1:39:57

able to weigh in on these last couple. a

1:39:59

hillside. I'm. He. They

1:40:01

they put em. They haven't put him in

1:40:03

a prison cell buffet somewhat put him in

1:40:05

a rub and that's that's something that you'll

1:40:07

see and you'll probably see some jokes about

1:40:09

it. That is a big fancy dinner they're

1:40:12

having this weekend. Still laughing at us, About.

1:40:14

How they still managed to stop the probably

1:40:16

the greatest campaigner in modern history for been

1:40:18

able camp and so do you think said.

1:40:21

Hurts him. I mean his The people

1:40:23

who are going to vote former going

1:40:26

vote for me way and the ones

1:40:28

who are the ones who you know

1:40:30

release the they'd vote for him but

1:40:32

they really don't like his tweets in

1:40:34

his personality and everything else by keeping

1:40:37

him off the road and yet still

1:40:39

in the public guy. You. Keep

1:40:41

the focus on Joe Biden

1:40:43

in. His or any case

1:40:45

to be made. That's. Good. For

1:40:47

Donald Trump. So far, it

1:40:50

actually hasn't hurt him exactly to your

1:40:52

point, and. The folks in the

1:40:54

suburbs who may be voted for Trump or Twenty

1:40:56

Sixteen and voted for Barack and Twenty Twenty. Third,

1:40:59

Tier Point. They're not going to be swayed by

1:41:01

a rallies that has to be swayed by the

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kind of popcorn and Ra Ra that goes on at

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those are fun events. And there. but

1:41:07

they are being swayed a law that by the

1:41:09

incredible on fairness the question is whether or not

1:41:11

we're going to be able to actually get felony

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1:47:21

America. Welcome to Friday. I want

1:47:25

to talk to you a little bit about history

1:47:27

and what is happening. History

1:47:29

is really kind of shaping up quite

1:47:32

interesting. It's kind of exactly

1:47:35

like 1968

1:47:38

in America with a few missing things.

1:47:42

Remember, in 1968, we

1:47:46

had protesters at the gates of

1:47:48

Columbia. Pro-Palestinian

1:47:50

protesters at Columbia University, Yale

1:47:53

University, are circulating now a

1:47:55

guidebook To activists

1:47:57

across the country, encouraging more.

1:48:00

The Occupations in Teaching Them how

1:48:02

to be successful. The pamphlet is

1:48:04

titled First We Take Columbia Lessons

1:48:06

from the April Nineteen Sixty Eight

1:48:09

Occupations Movement. It was anonymously written

1:48:11

by a protesters at Columbia and

1:48:13

encampments and published in the left

1:48:15

wing dissident magazine Ill Will on

1:48:18

Saturday. By the way, you know

1:48:20

I save. Things. From a

1:48:22

movements in America. If anybody happens to have

1:48:24

a copy of it, will. Need

1:48:27

a copy? I don't know where I mean.

1:48:30

It's been awhile since I bought. Ill

1:48:33

will and. My.

1:48:35

Subscription his mouth. So if you

1:48:38

have a copy, please send it

1:48:40

to me. Because I

1:48:42

like it for the of the museum

1:48:44

and if you happen to live by

1:48:46

any of these protests and you can

1:48:48

gather any of this. Craziness.

1:48:52

Ah and stay safe. Please do gather

1:48:54

it and send it to me you

1:48:56

can nurse and it to Mercury One

1:48:58

here in Dallas. Anyway, So.

1:49:01

The occupations as popped up at

1:49:03

a growing number of universities now

1:49:05

around the country and and Ill

1:49:08

will probably had something to do

1:49:10

with ads, including most recently at

1:49:12

George Washington University. The pamphlet is

1:49:14

available in all kinds of languages

1:49:16

and it says things like this:

1:49:18

When you sees a town a

1:49:21

campus, get a of the power

1:49:23

stations, the water, the transportation. Forget

1:49:25

to negotiate. Forget how to negotiate.

1:49:27

Don't wait for De Gaulle or

1:49:29

Kirk to abdicate. They. Won't. You're.

1:49:32

Not demonstrating you're fighting a

1:49:34

war fight to win. Don't.

1:49:37

Wait, Don't.

1:49:39

Wait for them to agreed to your terms.

1:49:43

Ah, and take what you

1:49:45

need. It's free because it's

1:49:47

yours. Oh. Okay,

1:49:50

Now. The pamphlet was a shared

1:49:53

by groups including Palestinian Action

1:49:55

Us and the National Students

1:49:57

for Justice in Palestine Organization

1:49:59

also supported. the Encampment Organizing

1:50:01

Coalition Columbia University apartheid divest

1:50:05

which commented on social

1:50:07

media and they approve of the pamphlet.

1:50:10

In fact they said the pamphlet walks through 14 lessons

1:50:13

that might be useful today now that

1:50:15

university occupations have re-emerged as a

1:50:17

tactic within the movement to halt

1:50:19

the genocide in Gaza. What a

1:50:21

bunch of dopes. The

1:50:23

document first encourages disruption saying

1:50:26

the reason occupations are effective.

1:50:28

The occupation needs to be spread

1:50:30

in order to survive encouraging students

1:50:33

to take over even more buildings

1:50:35

on campus throughout the city and

1:50:37

across the country and the

1:50:39

activists need to quote take the enemy

1:50:41

by surprise. Occupations draw

1:50:43

strength from the specter of a

1:50:45

riot. It says the

1:50:48

April 1968 occupations took place

1:50:50

in the immediate aftermath of the holy

1:50:52

week of riots in the surrounding neighborhoods

1:50:54

and cities across the country after the

1:50:57

assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. Campus

1:51:00

administrators, city officials, this I'm reading

1:51:02

from the document, and

1:51:04

police department worried that any attempt to

1:51:07

suppress the occupations might lead to unrest

1:51:09

in the surrounding neighborhoods. Harlem

1:51:11

might invade Columbia. An occupation today

1:51:13

will be in stronger position if

1:51:16

it's able to build and mobilize

1:51:18

support from the surrounding neighborhood. Two

1:51:21

or three many Colombias is

1:51:23

what we need. Then as in

1:51:26

now we will take the opening

1:51:28

of new fronts and spread the

1:51:30

increasingly disruptive tactics such as building

1:51:33

occupations to pull the emergency brake

1:51:35

on the war machine. So

1:51:39

we've got the super super special stuff

1:51:42

this time for the Palestinians. Last

1:51:44

time it was BLM. Both

1:51:47

of them were organized and funded by

1:51:50

radicals. So remember

1:51:53

BLM that was that was super special wasn't

1:51:55

it? It was super special and

1:51:57

this time because we are on such a high

1:52:00

alert that we

1:52:03

know the Department of Homeland

1:52:05

Security and the FBI is

1:52:08

watching and is deeply involved

1:52:11

in the getting of the real radicals that

1:52:13

could possibly do any kind of

1:52:16

terrorism or real damage to

1:52:19

the country. In fact, an

1:52:21

FBI spokesperson yesterday was asked

1:52:23

about these protesters and their

1:52:25

tactics and he

1:52:28

said, �Shh, shh, I�m

1:52:32

in church right now. I�m really

1:52:34

close to blending

1:52:36

in with these Catholics because they�re so

1:52:38

radical, so shh, I can�t answer anything

1:52:40

right now.� So you have that going

1:52:43

for you. The FBI is

1:52:45

undercover again and they

1:52:48

are working for it. Now

1:52:53

in 1968, you had

1:52:55

the execution, the

1:52:58

martyring of

1:53:01

Martin Luther King. You had RFK Jr.,

1:53:03

JFK. You

1:53:07

know that Harry Truman was almost killed when he

1:53:09

was in office? They�re redoing the

1:53:11

White House and he was staying across the street and

1:53:14

he starts walking down the

1:53:17

ramp and

1:53:20

as he�s walking down the stairs at the front of

1:53:23

where he was staying and

1:53:32

two guys jump out and

1:53:35

they fire their guns. Luckily, they

1:53:37

miss and they�re taken down, but

1:53:40

they were Palestinian supporters trying

1:53:43

to kill President Truman. Why?

1:53:46

Because Truman was the one who said yes to Israel. So

1:53:53

you got that going for you.

1:53:55

And then RFK, he

1:53:57

was of course � He

1:54:00

was assassinated by oh

1:54:02

a Palestinian You

1:54:05

know, it's crazy Look at this if

1:54:08

in in a 10-year period you have

1:54:10

a president and a presidential candidate killed

1:54:12

by Palestinian radicals JFK

1:54:15

which everybody says was the Communists,

1:54:17

but I I really don't

1:54:19

think so anymore. I Think

1:54:21

that was a public-private partnership with

1:54:23

the deep state quite honestly I

1:54:26

mean, why aren't we releasing any documents? Everybody's

1:54:29

dead by now It's

1:54:31

agencies that were involved and

1:54:34

then MLK was killed by a

1:54:36

racist And

1:54:39

everybody's looking at racists Right

1:54:41

now looking for a boogeyman racist when

1:54:44

racism is on the march

1:54:46

like nobody's business racism

1:54:49

Racism against Jews racism against

1:54:51

white people. I Mean

1:54:54

who are the real rabid racists right

1:54:56

now? I think you could find

1:54:58

them today on many college campuses and Then

1:55:02

just to end 1968

1:55:04

and wrap it up and put a nice bow on it

1:55:07

The Democrats had their convention in

1:55:09

Chicago, which turned into riots. Oh

1:55:14

Wow, that's weird They're

1:55:17

having their convention in Chicago again

1:55:19

and Chicago

1:55:23

Chicago will never be a problem

1:55:25

there. I can't imagine them having

1:55:27

any kind of problem at all

1:55:30

in Chicago But

1:55:33

don't worry the FBI's on it I

1:55:36

told you We're

1:55:38

in mass Pretending that we're

1:55:40

like these terrorist Catholics Quiet.

1:55:45

I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt there Their

1:55:48

SWAT operation on the

1:55:50

Catholics One more thing

1:55:53

tomorrow. I have the Alex

1:55:55

Newman podcast Alex

1:55:58

is a guy who has been right

1:56:01

on many, many things for a very,

1:56:03

very long time. Alex

1:56:05

Newman is going to be talking to

1:56:07

me about witnessing the controlled

1:56:10

demolition of America. We

1:56:15

talk about the World Economic Forum,

1:56:17

the Council of Foreign Relations, the

1:56:19

Bilderbergers, the Hamburgers, all of the

1:56:22

burgers, really, and the secret global

1:56:24