'All Hands on Deck': It's Time to Show Target We've Had ENOUGH | Guests: Adam Curry & Chris Schandevel | 5/26/23
Released Friday, 26th May 2023
'All Hands on Deck': It's Time to Show Target We've Had ENOUGH | Guests: Adam Curry & Chris Schandevel | 5/26/23
'All Hands on Deck': It's Time to Show Target We've Had ENOUGH | Guests: Adam Curry & Chris Schandevel | 5/26/23
Friday, 26th May 2023
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on what
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everything really means. I
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hope that you've never experienced the story I'm
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about to tell you but I also know
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there are thousands that have and
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if you will try to imagine this
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in the first person through the eyes of
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someone I'm about to describe. Your
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son has been in the United States
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Marine Corps for what seems like forever
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now. Only you
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and those that have their children deployed
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into a war zone know just
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why it seems like forever. What
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begins as extreme worry and then turns
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to panic then helplessness then
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all time seems to stop. It's
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as if you're stranded in the loneliest
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cold of winter with no daylight
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to help tell you the passage
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of time. It's just you, your worry
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and no end in sight. It
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comes over you in an instant.
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What you don't know yet is
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the most precious thing you hold dear,
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your son, just
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fell in combat 60 seconds
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ago.
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Military protocol is exact
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and as you're busy carrying out your day this
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is what's happening behind the scenes. First
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a death notification. It
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has to be executed within eight hours,
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a discreet attempt.
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to locate you, the next
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of kin, is initiated so
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the officers chosen to deliver the notification
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arrive at the right place at
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the right time. Three
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individuals are typically chosen to arrive
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at your home. An officer, at
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least one rank higher than the deceased,
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a chaplain, and someone capable
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of delivering medical help should the
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next of kin pass out or worse.
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These are the three individuals that
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you will see as you open the door.
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One of the officers asks you
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your name, then he asks
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permission to enter as per DoD
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protocol he then asks
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you to sit down. You
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know what he's about to say.
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And then he says this.
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The commandant of the Marine Corps has
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entrusted me to express his
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deep regret that your son, John,
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was killed in action on Friday, March 26.
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The commandant in the Marine
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Corps extend their
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deepest sympathy to you
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and your family in
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your loss. Some
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branches of the service do it a little bit differently,
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but this is the standard DoD protocol
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for telling someone their loved one has just
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died in combat.
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This is the nightmare
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that thousands have had to endure.
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Thousands fear could happen to them
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at any time.
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This is Memorial
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Day weekend. Two
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years after 9-11, 312 parents experienced what
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I just described. alone.
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In 2007 847 military men and women
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died in combat. In 2008 352. In 2009 346. And
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the list and the numbers go on
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and on and our Gold Star
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families have suffered every
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single tragedy.
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Memorial Day weekend kicks
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off at the end of today. I don't
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know what you have planned. You're
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probably making plans for maybe a three-day
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getaway or maybe just staying
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at home when there's a barbecue with friends and neighbors
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planned, swimming for the kids, hot
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dogs, hamburgers, if you're going
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away maybe a sweet Airbnb. The
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works! It's a three-day weekend.
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I'm not trying to be a downer here but
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there is a sacredness to Memorial
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Day that most of us just cannot
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understand. Ask
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a veteran that survived and now feels
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guilty for the life he was spared when others
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were not.
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This weekend be there for a Gold
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Star family. Let them
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know that they're not alone. Share their grief.
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Ask about their son. Memorial
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Day is for reverence and honoring those
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who sacrificed everything to
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ensure the American way of life endures
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forever. Greater
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love hath no man than
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this. That a man
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lay down his life for
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his friends. This
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weekend remember
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the honor, the love
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of country, the
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families. Together
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they represent the absolute
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The reason why I wanted
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to start today with remembering
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those who honor the
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Constitution and have laid
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down their life
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for the Constitution in defense
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of the Constitution is
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because the worst thing we could do is
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now violate
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the principles and
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the Constitution, the laws that
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have been established for equal
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justice.
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We cannot dishonor the Constitution.
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sacrifice
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in anger or rage. And
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you're going to be probably a little angry here.
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First of all, let me give you the latest from Comer. The
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house oversight committee chairman, James Comer
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says an informant, um, informant
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file that he is seeking from the FBI
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links president Biden to a $5 million
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bribery scheme while he was
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president.
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Comer revealed the size
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of the alleged bribe for the first time
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Wednesday in a letter to the FBI
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director, Christopher Ray, threatening
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him with contempt proceedings
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if he doesn't share the file pursuant to
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the May 3rd subpoena. The informant
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tip is dated June 30th, 2020.
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Comer wrote an additional clue
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in the mysterious allegation that triggered
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a guessing game due to the Biden
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family, extensive consulting working countries
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where the then VP held sway in
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a remarkable coincidence. And
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remember, this is a guessing game.
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Ukrainian officials held a press conference
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in Kiev on June 13th,
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17 days before the FBI
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tip off where they showed $5 million
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in cash allegedly offered
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as a bribe
13:19
to end an investigation of the natural
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gas company, Burisma.
13:26
Burisma employed the
13:28
first son, Hunter Biden from 2014 to 2019
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and an executive firm met with vice
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president on April 16th, 2015,
13:35
and dinner in Washington.
13:37
Now the cash seized by Ukrainian
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officials in 2020 was paid in American, $100 bills
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that were put on display and matches
13:45
the amount that Joe Biden allegedly
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received years earlier.
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The National Anti-Corruption Bureau
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of Ukraine, and this is very
13:55
important, said at the press conference
13:59
that three Any KEEV bureaucrats,
14:01
including the current and former tax official,
14:03
were arrested and a
14:05
million dollars of additional money was
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offered to an office holder working as a middleman.
14:11
The anti-corruption prosecutor
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said at the press conference that Biden
14:15
Jr. and Biden Sr. do not
14:18
appear in this particular
14:20
proceeding. Two and a half
14:22
weeks later, however, the document shows
14:24
up at the FBI
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and it was created
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or modified on the 30th, or I think
14:31
I said the 20th.
14:34
The Oversight Committee has not confirmed
14:36
the country where President Biden allegedly accepted
14:39
a bribe of $5 million as
14:41
vice president, but a source previously
14:44
told the Post that the allegation is not
14:46
believed to deal with China. And
14:48
so we're going back to a guessing game
14:50
and this is really important.
14:53
Innocent until proven guilty. We
14:55
don't know what's in any of
14:57
this, but it's
15:00
not China. So that leaves Ukraine
15:03
and Russia that we know of.
15:05
It's unclear what policy decisions
15:07
would have or could have been made by Biden
15:09
in exchange. Biden allegedly
15:12
plugged US support for the national gas industry
15:15
in Ukraine days after his son Hunter
15:17
Biden secretly joined the board of
15:19
Burisma. This
15:22
is according to the former White House stenographer
15:25
Mike McCormick. He
15:27
is a guy who I believe voted for
15:30
Obama and Biden
15:32
and only came to the forefront
15:34
recently
15:35
because Biden was talking
15:37
about a flight he was on
15:39
and witnessed firsthand
15:42
and said, no, none of what he just
15:44
said was true. Because I heard him talk
15:46
about it before we even landed.
15:51
We will find out. I
15:54
believe this Congress will
15:56
hold anyone who is obstructing justice.
15:59
with contempt and they have
16:02
the votes if everybody sticks together
16:05
to actually put that person
16:08
in behind bars
16:10
because of the contempt of Congress,
16:12
but it will take the Congress to vote
16:15
on it.
16:16
All right. So now
16:19
here's
16:21
the next one.
16:23
So we just told you FBI
16:26
is hiding and refusing
16:28
to let this be released
16:30
to the oversight
16:33
committee.
16:35
Biden's DOJ
16:37
has decided on charges
16:39
for Rachel, Rachel Rollins.
16:42
Now she is Soros-backed
16:45
Massachusetts DA.
16:48
She has been caught lying under oath. She
16:50
has been caught
16:52
aiding
16:53
in the election
16:55
of somebody that she wanted to, which is
16:57
against the law, but she also
17:00
provided false information
17:03
and spoke with the press in
17:06
collusion with this Democratic
17:09
candidate. All of these things violate
17:11
ethics and the law.
17:15
The DOJ has just decided
17:17
on charges and they are zero.
17:21
They have decided who not prosecute
17:24
on any of these charges.
17:27
At the same time, the
17:30
Oath Keepers founder, Stuart Rhodes,
17:32
who did not bring a weapon to
17:34
the Capitol,
17:36
did not enter the Capitol, did
17:38
not harm anyone, wasn't
17:40
arrested for a year after
17:43
January 6th,
17:45
was sentenced to 18 years
17:48
for seditious conspiracy
17:51
for January 6th. Now
17:54
I don't know. I wasn't in the courtroom.
17:58
But if you're going to...
17:59
to
18:01
do these kinds of
18:03
things, you
18:05
should make sure the DOJ is
18:07
doing it blindly to
18:10
all sides.
18:12
Again, I don't know Stuart Rhodes
18:14
and what he did. However, 18
18:18
years seems a little
18:20
steep, but it may be appropriate.
18:22
My problem with this is, I
18:25
don't believe you can get a fair trial
18:27
from this Justice Department
18:30
in Washington, D.C.
18:32
That is not a jury of your peers. They're
18:35
pulling from a pool
18:36
that 95%
18:39
of the entire population voted
18:41
for a Democrat and vote blindly
18:43
for Democrats every time.
18:46
This is not
18:47
a safe space. I will
18:50
not enter Washington, D.C.
18:52
or the triangle
18:54
again until this is cleared up.
18:57
Only because I'm not doing anything wrong, but I'm not sure
18:59
that they wouldn't trump something up and
19:02
then give it to a corrupt DOJ
19:04
and then I'm sitting there with a jury of my peers
19:07
in Washington, D.C. I don't think so.
19:10
That's my problem with this. The
19:13
retired firefighter who put his feet
19:15
up on Pelosi's desk sentenced to 4.5
19:17
years in prison.
19:20
Now, this guy is a dirtbag.
19:24
He says I got
19:26
out of control, blah blah blah, but he's
19:28
the guy who went in and he wrote a nasty
19:31
letter
19:32
to Nancy Pelosi.
19:35
Okay, now he does all
19:37
of these things.
19:39
Four and a half years?
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Here's my problem. You
19:45
want to give him four and a half years? Okay.
19:51
But why has no one
19:54
been charged for burning a city
19:57
down? you
20:00
started a fire and burned one person's
20:03
business to the ground? Why
20:06
is it that you serve no time,
20:08
you're not even charged?
20:11
And if you sit behind Nancy Pelosi's
20:13
desk and write a nasty-ass
20:15
note, put your feet up on the desk,
20:18
why do you get four and a half years?
20:21
Is her office more important
20:23
than that small mom-and-pop business
20:26
that was struggling to keep their head above
20:28
water in a city that is not
20:30
Washington, D.C.?
20:33
This entire thing is corrupt
20:37
because it is not
20:40
putting into context
20:42
that all men are created
20:45
equal and that we are a nation of laws
20:48
and not of men. There
20:50
seem to be some that are more equal
20:52
than others. Those
20:55
people in Congress!
20:58
I will tell you that
21:01
I don't remember January 6th
21:03
fondly.
21:06
I watched it with my
21:09
head in my hands,
21:12
swear words on my lips and
21:14
tears in my eyes when I watched
21:17
it.
21:18
I think the whole thing was
21:20
an abomination.
21:23
But so is this.
21:28
To be for justice
21:30
doesn't mean
21:32
you're for the cretins that
21:34
broke the windows,
21:37
clubbed police,
21:38
or did any of that stuff.
21:43
But you're letting a DOJ
21:46
official, I'm sorry,
21:48
you're a Soros-backed
21:51
Massachusetts DA,
21:53
the DOJ is letting them
21:55
go,
21:57
yet on the same charges.
22:01
with the document scandal
22:04
at Mar-a-Lago, they had a SWAT
22:06
team there.
22:08
It's the same law they
22:10
say was violated. Hmm.
22:13
And
22:17
one of those was
22:20
throwing an election. The
22:23
other one was apparently
22:26
top secret documents that I
22:29
think the people who mow my lawn
22:32
might have a top secret document
22:34
from the White House from some president
22:37
in the past as well. Justice
22:41
must be blind.
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So I saw
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a headline on Monday from
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media matters. Quote
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blaze TV's Glenn Beck defends
24:44
a white nationalist Charlottesville
24:47
demonstrator and
24:49
it was picked up everywhere. I
24:51
didn't mention it to you at the
24:54
time because I don't really care what people say
24:56
about me already made my bed.
24:58
I get it.
25:01
If you were with me last Thursday,
25:04
you remember that I brought up the story
25:06
about a Vermont resident named
25:09
Ryan Roy
25:10
who marched in Charlottesville, Virginia
25:13
way way back in 2017.
25:18
He has now been indicted
25:20
in 2023.
25:23
What was he charged with?
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He's charged with a class 5 felony.
25:30
Can you look that up? How many classes
25:32
are there? I think that's the lowest is it not
25:35
a class 5 felony for burning
25:37
an object with the intent to intimidate
25:40
now in Virginia you can understand
25:43
because this is the Klan.
25:45
This is the South. They
25:48
have all of that history. This
25:50
law was written against the Klan.
25:53
So people would if they were burning a cross
25:55
you could get them on a felony.
25:58
Okay. Now,
26:01
in 2017,
26:03
the county prosecutor didn't seem
26:05
to think that it was a big deal. Declined
26:07
to press charges against the Charlottesville
26:09
protesters.
26:11
But then, George Soros
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dropped nearly $2.5 million
26:16
dollars backing the far left
26:18
prosecutors in Virginia in 2019.
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5,000 of
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which went to the new county prosecutor
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who vowed as a campaign promise to
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bring charges against Charlottesville
26:31
protesters if elected.
26:34
He said, and I quote, there's
26:36
a law, a burning objects
26:38
law, that say they can be prosecuted,
26:41
but our prosecutor's not doing that.
26:44
Now, this is the same law that
26:46
refuses, or the same group of
26:48
people in the same state that
26:51
refuse to prosecute
26:53
Hunter Biden for
26:56
known, provable,
26:59
on videotape drug
27:02
crimes.
27:04
There's a law about burning objects, and that law
27:06
say it can be prosecuted, but our prosecutor's
27:08
not doing that.
27:10
Now, as I outlined in last week's
27:12
Blaze TV special in the reckoning of
27:15
the Biden crime family,
27:17
apparently,
27:18
if you're a Biden, you can smoke
27:21
crack
27:22
while filming yourself driving
27:26
down a street in Virginia. Nobody
27:29
seems to care. So,
27:31
why is this Charlottesville protester being charged
27:33
nearly six years after the fact?
27:36
In Virginia, there's no statute of limitation on
27:38
felonies.
27:40
So that got me wondering. Any
27:42
felony? Huh,
27:47
what about smoking crack in a car?
27:52
So I asked you, and I
27:56
showed you the video of Hunter being very proud to be driving his business.
27:59
brand new Ford Raptor
28:01
along Old Dominion Drive in Arlington,
28:04
Virginia
28:05
while smoking crack.
28:07
Third party sources have confirmed
28:09
it's on video tape. Third
28:12
party sources have confirmed the law. It
28:14
is a felony.
28:17
Now during last week's Reckoning Special, I
28:20
read you an email we received from the Virginia
28:22
Attorney General. He's a Republican. We asked
28:24
him, will you look into this crime?
28:27
He said, thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, it doesn't
28:29
work for the Attorney General's schedule, so we'll
28:31
have to decline. Oh, really? Did
28:33
AI? Did Siri write that one?
28:35
Because it sounds like a bad AI response.
28:39
Now I'm not satisfied with that answer. I bet you're
28:41
not either, but I'm going to give him the benefit of the
28:43
doubt because maybe it's outside of his legal
28:46
purview of jurisdiction.
28:49
I will not give the benefit
28:51
of the doubt to the Arlington County
28:53
prosecutor, another George
28:56
Soros
28:57
official. This
29:00
is the county where Hunter's alleged crack
29:02
crime took place. Okay.
29:06
George Soros gave her campaign nearly $1
29:08
million. So
29:11
we reached out to Governor Glenn Youngkin
29:14
about it and said this.
29:19
This is what he said.
29:21
Because the local prosecutor in Arlington
29:24
is a Democrat,
29:25
we are aware there will be no
29:28
political will
29:30
to try and take on the president's
29:32
son. However, Americans
29:34
are fed up with two-tier justice system. Actually,
29:37
this is what we wrote. Two-tier justice system,
29:40
one for the elites, one for regular Americans.
29:42
No other citizen would get away with committing these
29:44
alleged crimes in Virginia. Why would Hunter's
29:47
crimes go ignored while Vermont residents
29:49
is charged in a 2017 Class 5 felony?
29:54
Quick response from the governor's office.
29:57
His spokesperson said it's another example
29:59
of George
29:59
George Soros influence prosecutors
30:02
not doing their job? Well, we know that.
30:06
But will the governor
30:09
provide any additional heat?
30:12
I do not want the governor
30:14
to violate
30:16
the law. I don't want him involved
30:18
in things he should not be.
30:21
But the governor has the bully pulpit.
30:25
Now, it is hard to fight the millions of
30:27
dollars that George Soros uses to
30:30
buy these prosecutors.
30:34
But I am tired of feeling
30:37
alone. I
30:38
am tired of feeling like
30:40
the only one. Now, I get home,
30:43
I talk to my friends, and they
30:45
all say the same thing. They're like, this is
30:47
insane. And then they throw up their arms
30:49
and go, well, what am I gonna do about
30:52
it? I don't pay attention anymore because it's all
30:54
garbage. You're going to
30:56
be in the trash compactor
31:00
with the Wookiee, and
31:02
you're gonna be smushed this time.
31:06
You have to get involved.
31:10
Now, I want everyone,
31:13
all the listeners, all the viewers in the great Commonwealth
31:15
of Virginia,
31:17
and everyone in my
31:19
audience, if you haven't gone to
31:21
thereckoningguide.com,
31:24
get a free copy of the dossier.
31:28
If you're in Virginia, you will find
31:31
the contact information for
31:33
the Arlington DA. You
31:37
need to flood her office
31:39
lines, flood the
31:42
social media. Do
31:44
not, do not
31:47
make threats. This is
31:50
a constitutional battle,
31:52
and we must
31:55
take it to the court
31:58
system. You
32:00
have no idea. You
32:03
can win on these things
32:06
if we have
32:08
our wits about us
32:12
and go through the court system. Politely
32:16
tell her you don't care who fills
32:18
her purse strings. She
32:20
is accountable to the people of Virginia
32:23
and the laws of the state just
32:25
as you must obey the law.
32:28
So must she.
32:31
Justice is blind. Justice
32:33
holds no man over another.
32:36
Justice doesn't care if you're poor or George
32:39
Soros. It doesn't matter if
32:41
you voted for Trump or Biden.
32:45
Justice is blind.
32:48
What's amazing to me for
32:50
people who have
32:52
sold and peddled this lie,
32:54
this claim they're fighting for justice.
32:57
It is amazing
33:00
to me how clear it is they do
33:02
not want justice. They're looking
33:04
for something else. Revenge.
33:07
Possibly.
33:12
So where does that leave us? Well we can be mad.
33:17
We could be mad. Or
33:20
we can be determined. And
33:24
we did the reckoning. We showed
33:26
you this is the legal path.
33:30
Now the left, how are they fighting? They
33:32
are fighting
33:34
in the legal court system.
33:36
They just pull all the purse strings.
33:39
But that is in Virginia in Arlington.
33:42
That's not everywhere.
33:45
There are crimes all over this country,
33:47
including in red states. Why
33:51
is no one picking
33:54
up this mantle and saying,
33:56
I will do it? We
34:00
must exhaust every legal
34:03
avenue.
34:04
And by the way,
34:06
I've always thought attorneys sucked,
34:09
but you suck more
34:11
than I even thought.
34:13
Are all of our attorneys
34:16
just caring about their
34:18
good status or their
34:20
big firm?
34:22
Where are the attorneys
34:24
in this country that are willing to sacrifice
34:27
their jobs or their status for
34:30
the ideals and ideas
34:32
that America has always strived
34:34
for? Where are you?
34:38
In a state such as Virginia that
34:40
allowed bigotry and double standards
34:42
and legal persecution of
34:45
one entire group of
34:47
people for so long,
34:49
and then you fought so hard
34:53
to remove the double standards,
34:56
to remove the legal persecution,
35:00
you're now going to return and build
35:02
the same kind of structure or allow
35:05
it to be built in your
35:07
name, in your state, the structure
35:10
of discrimination and hatred again.
35:13
If you throw away everything
35:15
that you in Virginia have worked so
35:17
hard to achieve,
35:19
then you in your
35:22
silence
35:23
will again choose the path of
35:26
Jamestown and all the evils
35:28
of the past return. And just
35:31
like before, the deceivers are wrapping
35:33
the lies and poison in moral
35:35
terms. We're looking for justice.
35:38
Justice is blind on
35:40
earth. The only one that
35:43
can actually
35:45
meet out real justice,
35:47
perfect justice, is God
35:49
himself. And your God
35:52
on the left is not the God
35:54
of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
35:56
And that is who I serve. My
35:58
first principle is that
35:59
is, and loyalty is
36:02
to him. My first
36:04
passport is to the kingdom of God.
36:07
My second
36:09
is to the United States of America, so
36:11
I will do nothing to violate my
36:13
first passport. I will not
36:16
lose my first citizenship in
36:18
defense of my second citizenship.
36:21
But I know the Declaration
36:24
of Independence, I know the Bill of Rights,
36:26
I know the Constitution, was
36:28
written by men with the help
36:30
of the finger of God.
36:33
If you can find a better
36:35
mission
36:37
statement, then we
36:40
hold these things to be self-evident
36:42
that all men are created equal and endowed
36:45
by their creator with certain inalienable
36:47
rights. And governments are instituted among
36:49
men to protect those rights. If
36:52
you can find a bigger and better
36:55
mission statement than that, show it to
36:57
me. I will follow and gladly,
37:01
gladly abandon this system
37:03
which is now so corrupt.
37:05
But I don't see anything grander than
37:08
that. I don't see anything harder than that.
37:10
I don't see anything more glorious and
37:12
God-given than that.
37:17
Damn us all,
37:19
and we will be.
37:23
If you don't stand up in your
37:25
pulpit,
37:27
if you don't stand up as
37:29
an attorney,
37:31
and if we all don't stand up as citizens
37:34
in peace
37:36
with the full armor of God,
37:38
the most important thing our feet
37:41
are shod in the sandals of peace
37:43
in the gospel,
37:45
you don't do it.
37:46
You will lose your country.
37:50
All hands on
37:53
deck.
37:56
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39:44
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39:48
here. And
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I think right around the corner, something
39:52
is changing.
39:54
Both
39:57
good and bad, the government is becoming
40:00
becoming much more
40:02
oppressive and obvious. They
40:05
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is it on the 30th? I thought we
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people are fed up
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I'm
43:59
believe that the Bubba effect
44:02
is about to be seen and
44:04
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44:07
has changed and the
44:10
Biden administration with the Justice Department
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is getting bolder and bolder.
44:15
I have some
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things that you need to hear but
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before that I just
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Memorial Day and put things into
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So before we begin I
45:55
thought it would be important to give you
46:03
A time to reflect
46:06
on what everything really means.
46:11
I hope that you've never experienced the
46:13
story I'm about to tell you, but I
46:15
also know there are thousands that have.
46:18
And if you will, try to imagine
46:20
this in the first person through the eyes
46:23
of someone I'm about to describe.
46:27
Your son has been in the United
46:29
States Marine Corps for what seems
46:31
like forever now.
46:33
Only you and
46:35
those that have their children deployed
46:38
into a war zone know just
46:40
why it seems like forever. What
46:44
begins as extreme worry and then turns
46:46
to panic then helplessness, then
46:49
all time seems to stop. It's
46:52
as if you're stranded in the loneliest
46:54
cold of winter with no daylight
46:57
to help tell you the passage of time.
47:00
It's just you, your worry, and
47:02
no end in sight. It
47:05
comes over you in an instant.
47:08
What you don't know yet
47:10
is the most precious thing you
47:12
hold dear, your son, just
47:15
fell in combat 60 seconds
47:18
ago.
47:21
Military protocol is exact.
47:25
And as you're busy carrying out your day, this
47:28
is what's happening behind the scenes.
47:32
First, a death notification.
47:36
It has to be executed within eight hours.
47:38
A discreet attempt to locate you, the
47:41
next of kin, is initiated
47:43
so the officers chosen to deliver the
47:45
notification arrive at the right place
47:48
at the right time. Three
47:51
individuals are typically chosen to arrive
47:53
at your home.
47:54
An officer at least one rank higher
47:57
than deceased, a chaplain,
47:59
and
47:59
someone capable of delivering medical
48:02
help should the next of kin pass
48:04
out or worse. These
48:07
are the three individuals that you will see
48:10
as you open the door. One
48:12
of the officers asks you your
48:14
name, then he asks permission
48:17
to enter, as per DoD
48:19
protocol he then asks
48:21
you to sit down. You
48:24
know what he's about to say.
48:27
And then he says this.
48:31
The Commandant of the Marine Corps
48:34
has entrusted me to express
48:37
his deep regret that your son John
48:40
was killed in action on Friday, March 26.
48:45
The Commandant and the Marine Corps
48:48
extend their deepest sympathy
48:50
to you and your family in
48:53
your loss.
49:00
Some branches of the service do it a little
49:02
bit differently, but
49:04
this is the standard DoD protocol
49:07
for telling someone their loved one has just
49:09
died in combat.
49:12
This is the nightmare
49:15
that thousands have had to endure.
49:19
This fear could happen to them at
49:21
any time.
49:25
This is Memorial
49:27
Day weekend.
49:31
Two years after 9-11, 312 parents experienced what
49:33
I just described. In 2003
49:38
alone. In 2007,
49:41
847 military men and women died in combat. In 2008, 352.
49:50
In 2009, 346. And
49:53
the list and the numbers go on
49:55
and on. And our Gold
49:57
Star families have suffered.
49:59
Every single tragedy.
50:05
Memorial Day weekend kicks
50:09
off at the end of today. I
50:13
don't know what you have planned. You're
50:15
probably making plans for maybe a three
50:17
day getaway or maybe just
50:19
staying at home when there's a barbecue with friends and
50:21
neighbors planned, swimming for the kids,
50:25
hot dogs, hamburgers. If
50:27
you're going away, maybe a sweet Airbnb. The
50:30
works. It's a three day weekend.
50:35
I'm not trying to be a downer here, but
50:37
there is a sacredness to Memorial
50:40
Day that most of us just cannot
50:42
understand. Ask
50:45
a veteran that survived and now feels
50:47
guilty for the life he was spared when others
50:49
were not.
50:51
This weekend, be there for a Gold
50:53
Star family.
50:55
Let them know that they're not alone. Share
50:57
their grief.
50:59
Ask about their son. Memorial
51:02
Day is for reverence and honoring those
51:04
who sacrificed everything to ensure
51:07
the American way of life endures forever.
51:10
Greater love
51:13
hath no man than this. That
51:16
a man lay down his life for
51:19
his friends. This
51:22
weekend, remember
51:25
the honor, the love
51:27
of country, the families.
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51:32
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difference.
52:52
10 seconds, station ID.
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The reason why I wanted to start
53:07
today with remembering
53:10
those who honor the
53:12
Constitution and have laid
53:14
down their life
53:16
for the Constitution in defense
53:19
of the Constitution is
53:22
because the worst thing we could do
53:25
is now violate
53:27
the principles and
53:29
the Constitution, the laws that
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have been established for equal
53:34
justice. We
53:38
cannot dishonor the sacrifice
53:41
in anger or rage. And
53:46
you're going to be probably a little angry here.
53:48
First of all, let me give you the latest from Comer. The
53:51
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer
53:54
says an informant
53:57
file that he is seeking from the FBI...
54:00
links President Biden to a $5 million
54:02
bribery scheme while he was
54:05
president.
54:06
Comer
54:07
revealed the size of the alleged bribe
54:09
for the first time Wednesday in a
54:11
letter to the FBI director, Christopher
54:13
Wray, threatening him with contempt
54:16
proceedings if he doesn't share the file
54:19
pursuant to the May 3rd subpoena. The
54:21
informant tip is dated June
54:23
30th, 2020.
54:25
Comer wrote an additional clue
54:28
in the mysterious allegation that triggered
54:30
a guessing game due to the Biden family
54:33
extensive consulting work in countries where
54:35
the then VP held sway in
54:38
a remarkable coincidence. And
54:40
remember, this is a guessing game.
54:42
Ukrainian officials held a press conference
54:45
in Kiev on June 13th, 2020,
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17 days before the FBI tip off
54:49
where
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they showed $5 million in cash allegedly offered
54:58
as a bribe
54:59
to end an investigation of the natural
55:01
gas company Burisma.
55:05
Burisma employed the first
55:07
son Hunter Biden from 2014 to 2019 and an executive firm met
55:12
with vice president on April 16th, 2015 and
55:15
dinner in Washington. Now
55:17
the cash seized by Ukrainian officials
55:19
in 2020 was paid in American $100
55:22
bills that were put on display and matches
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the amount that Joe Biden allegedly
55:28
received years earlier.
55:30
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of
55:33
Ukraine, and this is very important, said
55:36
at the press conference
55:38
that three Kiev bureaucrats,
55:40
including the current and former tax official,
55:43
were arrested
55:44
and a million dollars of additional
55:47
money was offered to an office holder working
55:49
as a middleman.
55:50
The anti-corruption prosecutor
55:52
said at the press conference that Biden
55:55
Jr. and Biden Sr. do not
55:57
appear in this particular
55:59
person.
56:01
Two and a half weeks later, however, the document
56:03
shows up
56:04
at the FBI and it was
56:07
created or modified
56:10
on the 30th, or I think I said the 20th.
56:13
The Oversight Committee has not confirmed
56:16
the country where President Biden allegedly accepted
56:18
a bribe of $5 million as
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a vice president, but a source previously
56:23
told the Post that the allegation is not
56:25
believed to deal with China. And
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so we're going back to a guessing game
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and this is really important.
56:32
Innocent until proven guilty. We
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don't know what's in any of
56:36
this,
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but it's not
56:40
China. So that leaves Ukraine and
56:42
Russia that we know of. It's
56:45
unclear what policy decisions would
56:47
have or could have been made by Biden in exchange.
56:50
Biden allegedly plugged US support
56:52
for the national gas industry in Ukraine
56:55
days after his son Hunter Biden secretly
56:57
joined the board of Burisma.
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This is according to the former White House stenographer
57:04
Mike McCormick. He
57:06
is a guy who I believe voted for
57:09
Obama and Biden and
57:11
only came to the forefront recently
57:14
because Biden was talking
57:16
about a flight he was on
57:19
and witnessed firsthand and
57:22
said, no, none of what he just said was
57:24
true because I heard him talk about
57:26
it before we even landed.
57:30
We will find out. I
57:33
believe this Congress will
57:35
hold anyone who is obstructing justice
57:38
with contempt and
57:40
they have the votes if everybody
57:43
sticks together
57:44
to actually put that person
57:47
in behind bars
57:49
because of the contempt of Congress.
57:52
But it will take the Congress to vote
57:54
on it.
57:56
All right. So now.
57:59
Here's the next
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one.
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So we just told you
58:04
FBI
58:05
is hiding and refusing
58:08
to let this be released
58:10
to the oversight
58:12
committee.
58:15
Biden's DOJ
58:16
has decided on charges
58:19
for Rachel Rollins. Now
58:22
she is Soros-backed
58:25
Massachusetts DA.
58:27
She has been caught lying under oath. She
58:29
has been caught
58:31
aiding
58:32
in the election
58:35
of somebody that she wanted to, which is
58:37
against the law, but she also
58:40
provided false information
58:42
and spoke with the press
58:45
in collusion with this Democratic
58:48
candidate. All of these things violate
58:51
ethics and the law.
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The DOJ has just decided
58:57
on charges and they are zero.
59:00
They have decided who not prosecute
59:04
on any of these charges.
59:07
At the same time, the
59:09
Oath Keepers founder Stuart Rhodes,
59:12
who did not bring a weapon to
59:14
the Capitol,
59:15
did not enter the Capitol, did
59:17
not harm anyone, wasn't
59:20
arrested for a year after
59:22
January 6th,
59:24
was sentenced to 18 years
59:28
for seditious conspiracy
59:30
for January 6th.
59:32
Now I don't know, I wasn't
59:35
in the courtroom.
59:38
But if you're going to
59:40
do these kinds of
59:42
things,
59:44
you should make sure the DOJ
59:46
is doing it blindly
59:49
to all sides. Again
59:52
I don't know Stuart Rhodes and what
59:54
he did,
59:55
however 18 years seems a little
59:59
steep, but it may be appropriate.
1:00:02
My problem with this is I
1:00:04
don't believe you can get a fair trial
1:00:07
from this Justice Department
1:00:10
in Washington, DC.
1:00:12
That is not a jury of your peers. They're
1:00:14
pulling from a pool
1:00:16
that 95%
1:00:18
of the entire population voted
1:00:20
for a Democrat and vote blindly
1:00:23
for Democrats every time.
1:00:25
This is not
1:00:27
a safe space. I will
1:00:29
not enter Washington, DC
1:00:32
or the triangle
1:00:34
again until this is cleared up.
1:00:36
Only because I'm not doing anything wrong, but I'm not
1:00:38
sure that they wouldn't Trump something up
1:00:41
and then give it to a corrupt DOJ.
1:00:44
And then I'm sitting there with a jury of my peers
1:00:46
in Washington, DC. I don't think so.
1:00:49
That's my problem with this. The
1:00:52
retired firefighter who put his feet up
1:00:54
on Pelosi's desk sentenced to 4.5
1:00:57
years in prison.
1:01:00
Now, this guy is
1:01:02
he's a dirtbag. Okay.
1:01:04
He says I got
1:01:06
out of control, blah, blah, blah. But he's
1:01:08
the guy who went in and he wrote a nasty
1:01:11
letter
1:01:12
to Nancy Pelosi.
1:01:15
Okay. Now he does all
1:01:17
of these things
1:01:19
four and a half years
1:01:22
here's my problem.
1:01:24
You want to give him four and a half years.
1:01:27
Okay.
1:01:31
But why has no one
1:01:33
been charged for burning a city
1:01:36
down?
1:01:38
When if you started a fire
1:01:40
and burned one person's business
1:01:42
to the ground,
1:01:45
why is it that you serve no
1:01:47
time? You're not even charged.
1:01:50
And if you sit behind Nancy Pelosi's
1:01:52
desk and write a nasty ass
1:01:55
note, put your feet up on the desk.
1:01:57
Why do you get four and a half years?
1:02:00
Is her office more important
1:02:03
than that small mom and pop business
1:02:05
that was struggling to keep their head above
1:02:07
water in a city that is not
1:02:09
Washington, D.C.?
1:02:13
This entire thing is corrupt
1:02:16
because it is
1:02:19
not putting into context
1:02:22
that all men are created
1:02:24
equal and that we are a nation of laws
1:02:27
and not of men. There
1:02:29
seem to be some that are more equal
1:02:32
than others.
1:02:33
Those people in Congress.
1:02:37
I will tell you that
1:02:40
I don't remember January 6th
1:02:43
fondly.
1:02:45
I
1:02:46
watched it with my
1:02:48
head in my hands.
1:02:51
Swear words on my lips and
1:02:54
tears in my eyes when I watched
1:02:56
it.
1:02:58
I think the whole thing was
1:03:00
an abomination.
1:03:02
But so is this.
1:03:07
To be for justice
1:03:10
doesn't mean
1:03:12
you're for the Cretans that
1:03:14
broke the windows,
1:03:16
clubbed police,
1:03:18
or did any of that stuff.
1:03:22
But you're letting a DOJ
1:03:25
official. I'm sorry, you're
1:03:29
a Soros-backed Massachusetts
1:03:31
DA.
1:03:32
The DOJ is letting them
1:03:35
go.
1:03:37
Yet on the same charges
1:03:41
with the document scandal
1:03:43
at Mar-a-Lago, they had a SWAT team
1:03:45
there.
1:03:47
It's the same law they
1:03:49
say was violated.
1:03:52
And
1:03:56
one of those was throwing
1:03:59
a gun.
1:06:00
Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
1:06:15
So I saw a
1:06:17
headline on Monday from Media
1:06:19
Matters.
1:06:21
Quote, Blaze TV's Glenn Beck defends
1:06:24
a white nationalist Charlottesville
1:06:27
demonstrator. And
1:06:28
it was picked up everywhere. I
1:06:30
didn't mention it to you
1:06:33
at the time because I don't really care what
1:06:35
people say about me. Already made
1:06:37
my bed. I get it.
1:06:40
If you were with me last Thursday,
1:06:43
you remember that I brought up the story
1:06:46
about a Vermont resident named
1:06:48
Ryan Roy,
1:06:49
who marched in Charlottesville, Virginia
1:06:52
way, way back in 2017.
1:06:57
He has now been indicted
1:06:59
in 2023. What
1:07:03
was he charged with? He's
1:07:06
charged with a class five felony.
1:07:10
Can you look that up? How many classes are there?
1:07:12
I think that's the lowest. Is it not? A
1:07:14
class five felony for burning
1:07:17
an object with the intent to intimidate.
1:07:20
Now in Virginia, you can understand
1:07:23
because this is the
1:07:25
Klan. This is the South. They
1:07:27
have all of that history. This
1:07:29
law was written against the Klan.
1:07:32
So people would, if they were burning a cross,
1:07:35
you could get them on a felony. Okay.
1:07:39
Now in 2017,
1:07:42
the county prosecutor didn't seem
1:07:44
to think that it was a big deal. They're
1:07:46
trying to press charges against the Charlottesville
1:07:49
protesters.
1:07:50
But then George Soros
1:07:52
dropped nearly $2.5 million
1:07:55
dollars backing the far
1:07:57
left prosecutors in Virginia.
1:08:00
in 2019, 5,000 of
1:08:03
which went to the new county prosecutor
1:08:06
who vowed as a campaign promise to
1:08:08
bring charges against Charlottesville
1:08:11
protesters if elected.
1:08:13
He said, and I quote, there's
1:08:15
a law, a burning objects
1:08:17
law, that say they can be prosecuted,
1:08:21
but our prosecutors not doing that.
1:08:24
Now this is the same law that refuses,
1:08:26
or the same group of people in
1:08:29
the same state that refused to prosecute
1:08:33
Hunter Biden for
1:08:36
known, provable,
1:08:39
on videotape drug
1:08:41
crimes.
1:08:43
There's a law about burning objects, and that law
1:08:46
say it can be prosecuted, but our prosecutors
1:08:48
not doing that.
1:08:49
Now as I outlined in last week's
1:08:51
Blaze TV special in the reckoning of
1:08:54
the Biden crime family,
1:08:57
apparently
1:08:58
if you're a Biden, you can smoke
1:09:01
crack while filming
1:09:03
yourself driving down
1:09:06
a street in Virginia.
1:09:08
Nobody seems to care. So
1:09:11
why is this Charlottesville protester being charged
1:09:13
nearly six years after the fact?
1:09:16
In Virginia, there's no statute of limitation on
1:09:18
felonies.
1:09:19
So that got me wondering, any
1:09:22
felony? Any felony?
1:09:26
What about smoking crack in a car?
1:09:32
So I asked you, and
1:09:36
I showed you the video of Hunter being very
1:09:38
proud to be driving his brand new Ford Raptor
1:09:41
along Old Dominion Drive in Arlington,
1:09:43
Virginia
1:09:44
while smoking crack.
1:09:46
Third party sources have confirmed
1:09:49
it's on videotape. Third
1:09:51
party sources have confirmed the law.
1:09:53
It is a felony.
1:09:57
Now during last week's Reckoning special, I
1:09:59
read you an email.
1:09:59
We received from the Virginia Attorney
1:10:02
General. He's a Republican. We asked him will
1:10:04
you look into this crime?
1:10:06
He said thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, it doesn't
1:10:08
work for the Attorney General schedule. So we'll
1:10:10
have to decline Oh really did
1:10:13
AI did Siri write that one
1:10:15
because it sounds like a bad AI response
1:10:18
Now I'm not satisfied with that answer I bet you're
1:10:20
not either but I'm gonna give him the benefit of the
1:10:23
doubt because maybe it's outside of his legal
1:10:25
purview of jurisdiction I
1:10:28
Will not give the benefit
1:10:30
of the doubt to the Arlington County
1:10:33
prosecutor another George
1:10:35
Soros
1:10:37
official
1:10:39
This is the county where hunters alleged
1:10:41
crack crime took place
1:10:44
Okay, George Soros gave her
1:10:46
campaign nearly one million
1:10:49
dollars
1:10:51
so we reached out to Governor Glenn Yunkin
1:10:53
about it and say
1:10:56
and and Said
1:10:58
this this is what he said
1:11:00
because the local prosecutor in
1:11:02
Arlington is a Democrat
1:11:05
We are aware there will be no political
1:11:08
will
1:11:09
to try and take on the president's
1:11:11
son, however Americans
1:11:14
are fed up with two-tier justice system Actually,
1:11:16
this is what we wrote two-tier justice
1:11:18
system one for the elites one for regular
1:11:21
Americans No other citizen would get
1:11:23
away with committing these alleged crimes in Virginia
1:11:25
Why would hunters crimes go ignored while
1:11:28
Vermont residents is charged in
1:11:30
a 2017? class 5 felony
1:11:33
quick response from the governor's office his
1:11:36
Spokesperson said it's another example
1:11:38
of George in George Soros influenced
1:11:41
prosecutors not doing their job. Well,
1:11:43
we know that
1:11:46
But will the government governor
1:11:48
Provide any additional heat
1:11:51
I do not want the governor to
1:11:53
Violate
1:11:56
the law. I don't want him involved
1:11:58
in things. He should not be
1:12:01
But the governor has the bully pulpit.
1:12:05
Now it is hard to fight the millions of dollars
1:12:07
that George Soros uses to buy
1:12:10
these prosecutors.
1:12:13
But I am tired of
1:12:16
feeling alone.
1:12:18
I am tired of feeling like
1:12:20
the only one. Now I get home,
1:12:22
I talk to my friends, and they all
1:12:24
say the same thing. They're like, this is insane.
1:12:27
And then they throw up their arms and go, well, what
1:12:30
am I going to do about it? I don't pay attention
1:12:32
anymore because it's all garbage. You're
1:12:35
going to be in the trash
1:12:37
compactor
1:12:40
with the Wookiee. And
1:12:42
you're going to be smooshed this time.
1:12:46
You have to get involved.
1:12:50
Now I want everyone,
1:12:52
all the listeners, all the viewers in the great Commonwealth
1:12:54
of Virginia
1:12:56
and everyone in my
1:12:58
audience, if you haven't gone to
1:13:01
thereckoningguide.com,
1:13:04
get a free copy of the dossier.
1:13:08
If you're in Virginia, you will find
1:13:10
the contact information for
1:13:13
the Arlington DA.
1:13:16
You need to flood her office
1:13:19
lines. Flood the
1:13:21
social media.
1:13:23
Do not. Do
1:13:25
not make threats.
1:13:29
This is a constitutional
1:13:31
battle. And
1:13:33
we must take it to
1:13:36
the court system. You
1:13:39
have no idea. You
1:13:42
can win on these things
1:13:45
if we have
1:13:47
our wits about us
1:13:51
and go through the court system. Politely
1:13:55
tell her you don't care who fills
1:13:57
her purse strings.
1:13:59
accountable to the people of Virginia
1:14:02
and the laws of the state just
1:14:05
as you must obey the law
1:14:07
so must she
1:14:10
justice is blind justice
1:14:13
holds no man over another justice
1:14:16
doesn't care if you're poor or
1:14:18
George Soros it doesn't matter
1:14:21
if you voted for Trump or Biden
1:14:24
justice is blind
1:14:27
what's amazing to me for
1:14:29
people who have who have
1:14:32
sold and peddled this lie this
1:14:34
claim they're fighting for justice
1:14:38
it is amazing to me how clear it
1:14:40
is they do not want justice
1:14:43
they're looking for something else
1:14:45
revenge
1:14:47
possibly
1:14:51
so where does that leave us well we can be
1:14:53
mad
1:14:56
we could be mad
1:14:59
or we can be determined
1:15:03
when we did the the reckoning we showed
1:15:06
you this
1:15:06
is the legal path
1:15:09
now the left how are they fighting they
1:15:12
are fighting
1:15:13
in the legal court system
1:15:15
they just pull all the purse strings
1:15:18
but that is in Virginia in
1:15:20
Arlington
1:15:22
that's not everywhere there
1:15:24
are crimes all over this country
1:15:27
including in red states
1:15:29
why is no one
1:15:32
picking up this mantle
1:15:35
and saying I will do
1:15:37
it we
1:15:40
must exhaust every legal
1:15:42
avenue
1:15:43
and by the way
1:15:45
I've always thought attorneys sucked
1:15:48
but you suck more
1:15:50
than I even thought
1:15:53
are all of our attorneys
1:15:55
just caring about their
1:15:57
good status or their
1:15:59
big firm,
1:16:01
where are the attorneys
1:16:03
in this country that are willing to sacrifice
1:16:06
their jobs or their status
1:16:09
for the ideals and ideas
1:16:11
that America has always strived
1:16:14
for? Where are you?
1:16:17
In a state such as Virginia that
1:16:19
allowed bigotry and double standards
1:16:22
and legal persecution of
1:16:24
one entire group of
1:16:26
people for so long, and
1:16:29
then you fought so hard
1:16:32
to remove the double standards,
1:16:35
to remove the legal persecution,
1:16:39
you're now going to return and build
1:16:42
the same kind of structure or allow
1:16:44
it to be built in your
1:16:47
name and your state, the
1:16:49
structure of discrimination and hatred
1:16:51
again, if you throw away
1:16:54
everything that you in Virginia have
1:16:56
worked so hard to achieve,
1:16:59
then you, in your
1:17:01
silence,
1:17:03
will again choose the path of Jamestown
1:17:06
and all the evils of the
1:17:08
past return. And just like
1:17:10
before, the deceivers are wrapping the
1:17:12
lies and poison in moral terms.
1:17:15
We're looking for justice. Justice
1:17:19
is blind on earth. The
1:17:21
only one that can actually
1:17:24
meet out real justice,
1:17:26
perfect justice, is God
1:17:29
himself. And your God
1:17:31
on the left is not the God
1:17:33
of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
1:17:35
And that is who I serve. My
1:17:38
first principle
1:17:39
is, and loyalty is
1:17:41
to him.
1:17:42
My first passport is
1:17:45
to the kingdom of God. My second
1:17:48
is to the United States of America, so
1:17:50
I will do nothing to violate my
1:17:52
first passport. I will not
1:17:55
lose my first citizenship in
1:17:57
defense of my second citizenship.
1:17:59
citizenship.
1:18:01
But I know the Declaration of Independence,
1:18:04
I know the Bill of Rights, I know the Constitution
1:18:07
was written by men with
1:18:09
the help of the finger of God.
1:18:12
If you can find
1:18:14
a
1:18:17
better mission statement,
1:18:19
then we hold these things to be self-evident
1:18:22
that all men are created equal and endowed
1:18:24
by their creator with certain inalienable
1:18:27
rights and governments are instituted among
1:18:29
men to protect those rights. If
1:18:31
you can find a bigger and better
1:18:35
mission statement than that, show it to me. I
1:18:38
will follow and gladly, gladly
1:18:41
abandon this system which is now
1:18:43
so corrupt.
1:18:45
But I don't see anything grander
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than that. I don't see anything harder than that.
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I don't see anything more glorious and
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God-given than that.
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Damn us all
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and we will be.
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If you don't stand up in your
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if you don't stand up as
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and if we all don't stand up as citizens
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with the full armor of God,
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the most important thing our feet
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are shod in the sandals of peace
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in the Gospel,
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you don't do it.
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both
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good and bad. The government is
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becoming much more oppressive
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and
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obvious. They
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don't care anymore.
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you are a felon, if you haven't destroyed
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it
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or given it turned it in. Today's
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the 26th. So there's an
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yeah, okay, you're right, the 30th.
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Thousands of Americans will be felons
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in two weeks.
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There is also something coming on the good
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God movement that is happening.
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But I also think that there
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is, people are fed up
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never vote for the rightest capitalist
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imperialist position unarguments Examples
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of this argument of this
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nature are as follows fascism good
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capitalism good imperialist war
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good neoliberalism good
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defenses of us otherwise bourgeoisie
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nationalism Zionism Analyzing
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Israel I won't accept colonialism
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is good US white fascist
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policing good and If
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you use illegal aliens, no
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person is illegal you automatically
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lose. That's not a debate Wow,
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that's great. Well, we're gonna use
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illegal alien in the next in
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the next segment here We're gonna use it a lot
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Because I believe aliens are here
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and I don't think they have our permission to be
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My brother from another mother, Adam Curry.
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How are you, sir? Glenn,
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twice in one week, I don't know what's happening. I
1:27:52
know, it's crazy. Well, I have such
1:27:54
a long list of things to talk to you. By the
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way, that podcast
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is off the charts. off the charts.
1:28:00
Good. Yeah, it was a lot of
1:28:02
fun. And you're a very gracious host.
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Your staff is so wonderful. And really,
1:28:07
I think we could just talk, you know, without cameras or
1:28:09
microphones or anything. We just talk any time
1:28:11
about anything. I love it. I know. And we don't
1:28:13
necessarily agree on everything, but that's
1:28:15
totally cool. I mean, I find you a smart,
1:28:18
reasonable human being. And
1:28:20
I learn something from you every time.
1:28:23
Anyway,
1:28:24
one thing that we didn't get to
1:28:27
in the podcast, which, by the way, Adam
1:28:29
Curry is the podcast this weekend,
1:28:31
wherever you get your podcast tomorrow,
1:28:34
also on YouTube and Blaze
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TV. It's already there. One
1:28:39
thing we didn't get to is something that
1:28:41
I just can't
1:28:43
figure out
1:28:45
in on in two directions. One,
1:28:48
if
1:28:50
15 years ago, 20 years ago, we
1:28:52
would have said,
1:28:53
yes, and spokespeople
1:28:56
from the Pentagon have verified
1:28:59
that aliens are
1:29:02
circling the planet and tracking
1:29:04
our nuclear sites. And we
1:29:07
even have a piece of
1:29:09
alien technology. That would
1:29:11
have been a big deal. But
1:29:14
now, now they're saying this
1:29:16
and nobody cares. And I don't
1:29:18
know if you're just so focused on other things,
1:29:21
if people don't believe it, if we should
1:29:24
believe it.
1:29:25
Well, what's going on with the alien thing?
1:29:29
Oh, well, it's interesting you say 15 years
1:29:31
ago, because that's literally about the timeline
1:29:33
when I started with no agenda and when I started
1:29:36
looking into conspiracies,
1:29:39
so-called conspiracies. And I really decided
1:29:42
pretty quickly that I'm not a conspiracy theorist.
1:29:44
I'm a conspiracy therapist. And
1:29:46
this whole this whole life. And
1:29:48
I did a lot of I was living in
1:29:51
the UK at the time and I
1:29:53
was very into aliens
1:29:55
and the the tall blondes
1:29:57
and the grays and all
1:29:58
of this stuff.
1:29:59
flew to places to meet people who
1:30:02
claimed to know an alien
1:30:04
and I never got any confirmation
1:30:07
whatsoever. And you're right,
1:30:10
that's also I think because the media is
1:30:12
so, you know, everything
1:30:14
is media now. It's not just Walter Cronkite
1:30:17
saying, hey, look, these
1:30:19
pilots are saying that they've seen UFOs.
1:30:22
So I have looked into this and there's
1:30:26
part logical explanation and then there is
1:30:29
of course a conspiracy that goes along with it. And
1:30:31
what we've seen
1:30:32
since I think 2014 is
1:30:35
a lot of radar images, you know, the tic-tac,
1:30:37
we've seen radar
1:30:40
images from submarines where things appear
1:30:42
and then disappear. And we've seen actual
1:30:45
footage, they
1:30:47
say, from fighter
1:30:50
pilots and Navy and
1:30:52
Air Force pilots recording
1:30:55
these things, doing things that
1:30:57
are way beyond technology,
1:30:59
at least that we know of.
1:31:02
Well, this technology
1:31:05
actually has been discussed openly.
1:31:07
And it's again,
1:31:10
notice that the footage we're seeing is
1:31:13
radar footage. It's not
1:31:15
cameras that are taking a picture
1:31:18
of this thing flying and you know, at unbelievable
1:31:20
speeds going under the water, etc. It's
1:31:23
radar footage. And it was
1:31:25
a Harvard professor who in the 70s
1:31:29
started talking about this, his name is Professor
1:31:31
Robert Duncan. What this really
1:31:34
is, this particular phenomenon,
1:31:37
which I can speak to, they're directed energy
1:31:39
weapons. And I'm not talking about laser beams
1:31:41
that melt you or anything, but much more
1:31:43
like a laser pointer in
1:31:46
the sky. And they excite the
1:31:48
electrons in the atmosphere. So this ionization
1:31:50
that takes place and this shows up on radar.
1:31:52
And this is military technology
1:31:55
that was created to make
1:31:57
a fleet appear all of a sudden. So the
1:31:59
the concept was you
1:32:01
make this all these ships appear all of a sudden
1:32:03
our adversary, wherever they would be, would
1:32:06
see this would get their fighter planes
1:32:08
in the air and go off and try to attack them, then they
1:32:10
disappear and then we would come in from the
1:32:12
other directions and attack that flank. And
1:32:17
it really is nothing more than that.
1:32:19
It's really good technology because it
1:32:21
actually leaves radar traces. It's almost
1:32:23
like a laser pointer in the sky.
1:32:25
And if you think about that tic-tac, like
1:32:28
you're the cat in the fighter plane, you look
1:32:30
at your radar, you see this thing and it goes under
1:32:32
the water and all over the place and it does things that seem
1:32:36
impossible. Now, the conspiracy
1:32:38
part of this is something called Project Bluebeam.
1:32:40
Have you ever heard of that? No.
1:32:43
So Project Bluebeam, and
1:32:46
this developed over time as well, is
1:32:49
that this very technology would be used
1:32:51
to create the voice of God and it
1:32:54
could be used two ways. One, to bring
1:32:57
the whole world together, new world order,
1:32:59
everybody all focused on
1:33:01
one thing, which would either be the common
1:33:04
enemy, the aliens are coming,
1:33:06
or the voice of God, which you could
1:33:09
also use the same technology to create
1:33:11
sound waves, which would bring a message
1:33:13
to unite the world. And
1:33:16
I'm pretty steadfast in believing
1:33:19
that this is what this is about. Now, why
1:33:21
people aren't freaking out about it, there's
1:33:24
so much to freak out about. No, I know. I know.
1:33:27
People are obsessed with Target. Yeah,
1:33:29
I know. But Target versus
1:33:32
alien life that is here
1:33:35
seems... I
1:33:38
would tip the scales towards the alien
1:33:41
life thing. But
1:33:45
I just can't figure it out.
1:33:47
And why is the government
1:33:50
making such a big deal, the Pentagon
1:33:53
and the leaks and then the officials coming
1:33:55
out and saying what they are, Congress,
1:33:57
and then no one picking it up. It just...
1:34:00
It just seems really
1:34:02
odd.
1:34:04
Yeah, I can, speaking
1:34:07
to the military and Congress, that
1:34:09
to me would be the blue bean part of it
1:34:11
saying, hey, you know, let's get everyone either A,
1:34:14
very afraid, which is kind of the model,
1:34:16
you know, oh, aliens, or
1:34:19
let's unite everybody under one common
1:34:21
voice of God, you know, like Reagan, you know,
1:34:23
like everyone together. Why
1:34:26
people don't care about it? I
1:34:28
mean, that literally just has to be because
1:34:31
we're so used to fake everything.
1:34:34
We're looking at screens all day that is not
1:34:36
reality. We see imagery
1:34:38
that is, you know, created by, you know,
1:34:41
AI, call it Photoshop, AI, whatever
1:34:43
you want. We see, I mean, we're
1:34:45
so used to things that are just not
1:34:48
real. I think we've become anesthetized
1:34:50
against it and like, ah, whatever, you know, we can handle
1:34:52
that, bring us aliens. Maybe people
1:34:55
will be happy to see it.
1:34:57
Let me take you to some news
1:35:01
today. Comer
1:35:03
and the House Oversight Committee says that
1:35:06
there is a $5 million bribe that Joe
1:35:09
Biden took. The FBI
1:35:11
has a case on it. It's open.
1:35:14
They've buried it. He is saying, I'm going
1:35:16
to hold you in contempt if you don't
1:35:19
release those documents because of a whistleblower.
1:35:22
The DOJ has dropped charges against
1:35:25
the Soros-backed Massachusetts DA
1:35:28
who was caught lying under oath and meddling
1:35:30
in an election. Highly
1:35:33
illegal. She was going
1:35:35
to be resigning her post.
1:35:38
DOJ has dropped all charges
1:35:40
on that. Then you have Stewart
1:35:42
Rhodes, the guy from Oath Keepers,
1:35:45
who, you know, I don't think is a good guy, but he didn't
1:35:47
bring a weapon, didn't enter the Capitol, didn't harm
1:35:49
anybody, wasn't arrested for a year,
1:35:52
and he got 18 years in prison.
1:35:57
Uh, I think we have
1:35:59
a. problem with
1:36:02
our DOJ. Is
1:36:06
this fixable? I know we talked in
1:36:08
the podcast about
1:36:09
your uncle and the CIA, and
1:36:12
so we went in pretty deep
1:36:14
on what the
1:36:16
CIA has been responsible for in the past,
1:36:18
and
1:36:19
I hope people start to care about it.
1:36:21
But is this too far gone?
1:36:25
Well, the sooner, as we
1:36:27
discussed in the podcast, the sooner we all
1:36:29
realize how captured everything
1:36:32
is, all of our institutions, the
1:36:34
sooner we can realize that not only
1:36:37
can we change it, we have the power
1:36:39
to change these things. Even
1:36:43
Congress, by definition
1:36:46
of super power, I'm not saying that you need to get money out
1:36:48
of politics, but also
1:36:50
these institutions are also completely captured.
1:36:53
I mean, even just to get on a committee,
1:36:55
you need one or two million bucks to give to your party.
1:36:58
I mean, you get that by raising money, you
1:37:00
get that by pandering to certain
1:37:04
audiences, etc. Nothing
1:37:07
will change unless we seriously
1:37:10
understand that we have all the power
1:37:12
within our hands. I know it sounds like a very simple
1:37:15
thing, but we can... I mean, look, we
1:37:17
were able to, through crowdfunding, create
1:37:19
devices that we want, we're able to create the media
1:37:21
that we want. We're slowly starting
1:37:24
to realize, and I think Tucker Carlson
1:37:26
was the tipping point in my mind, that
1:37:28
media, mainstream
1:37:31
media, is over. It's
1:37:33
done. It's told. It's irrelevant.
1:37:37
The Blaze is a fantastic example
1:37:39
of that. In fact, I think people
1:37:41
are like, oh, well, Elon Musk hired Tucker. I
1:37:43
don't think so. I think Tucker's going to pay Elon Musk.
1:37:46
I think it's the other way around. This
1:37:48
is the new model. It's about
1:37:50
the distribution that you have in your
1:37:52
own hand, and people are, in
1:37:55
one way, they are splitting off
1:37:57
and getting into the smaller groups, which
1:37:59
I think is a good thing. just fine. But when we
1:38:01
realize how much power we have to
1:38:04
support our own media, to support our own
1:38:06
institutions, to homeschool our kids, whatever
1:38:08
we want to do, the sooner we will realize
1:38:10
that we also have the power to elect people
1:38:13
that we actually want and who will make
1:38:15
change. With that comes the
1:38:17
important Chevron decision. Have you been
1:38:20
following this the Chevron deference case
1:38:22
that's going to the Supreme Court? Yes. It's
1:38:25
this, I mean, it's kind of, they've tried
1:38:27
to do it before, but it's very
1:38:29
interesting if this, and this is a different Supreme
1:38:31
Court, obviously, if they
1:38:34
overturn the Chevron deference, that means
1:38:36
that ambiguous laws that
1:38:39
Congress creates, it can
1:38:41
be for any agency, which would be
1:38:43
EPA, but it can also be DOJ,
1:38:45
it can be the EPA,
1:38:47
we're already seeing things changing there, that
1:38:50
Congress will either have to clarify
1:38:52
it or the Supreme Court and federal
1:38:54
courts can step in and say, no, you're overstepping
1:38:57
your boundary, you're not following the law,
1:38:59
and the toughest one will be the Department of Justice,
1:39:02
of course.
1:39:04
Adam, hang on just a second. I'm going to take a one-minute
1:39:06
break back with Adam Curry. He is our guest
1:39:09
on the podcast this weekend. It is,
1:39:11
it's nonstop. We cover so much ground.
1:39:14
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Go. Adam,
1:41:07
I sense something is changing
1:41:10
in the country
1:41:12
on a couple of things. One,
1:41:15
there's a God movement going on, which we spent a lot
1:41:17
of time talking about.
1:41:19
We did. The
1:41:21
other things that I think are changing, there's
1:41:24
an awakening of people like on ESG
1:41:27
or with transgender stuff. People
1:41:29
are just like, okay, I've had enough of this.
1:41:31
But there's also something changing on the
1:41:34
darker side, which is the
1:41:36
government is getting more and
1:41:38
more bold. It doesn't
1:41:40
seem like they care at all.
1:41:44
What do you make of the situation we're in right now?
1:41:48
Well, as you know,
1:41:51
about a year ago, I
1:41:53
got saved. And so for me, it seems very
1:41:55
apparent. These are not inherently
1:41:58
evil people, but the enemy is.
1:41:59
work.
1:42:00
And there's good
1:42:03
things about this because the enemy, and with
1:42:05
that I'm literally talking about Satan, the
1:42:08
enemy always overplays his hand, always.
1:42:11
And as long as you look out for that, that's
1:42:14
where you can jump in and stop things.
1:42:16
You know, we have an incredible
1:42:18
overlap between the Blaze
1:42:22
and the No Agenda show. People often
1:42:25
watch and listen to the same thing. And I
1:42:27
got a note this morning from someone
1:42:29
I just want to share with you. He shared
1:42:31
Matthew 24 verse 6. He
1:42:34
says, And you will hear the wars and threats of
1:42:36
wars, but don't panic. Yes, these
1:42:38
things must take place, but the end won't follow
1:42:40
immediately. And it put me so at peace,
1:42:42
Glenn. I'm like, Oh yeah, of
1:42:45
course, we're all getting spun up over stuff.
1:42:47
But as long as we have our eyes open
1:42:50
and we're aware, people
1:42:52
who are not
1:42:54
followers of Christ, they will
1:42:57
start to see the idiocy of what
1:42:59
is going on. I mean, this is perfect example.
1:43:01
Bloodlight, Target, I
1:43:04
think Walmart's on deck, the North
1:43:07
Face. And that
1:43:09
is also credible. Yeah, the North Face, the cutting
1:43:11
brand. Yeah. This is all part
1:43:14
of really a financial
1:43:16
movement. And I always look at
1:43:18
the banks and the money or the
1:43:20
love of money is the root of all evil. This
1:43:23
whole ESG movement is
1:43:26
by definition about stock prices
1:43:28
and investability. And
1:43:30
it's now hurting companies.
1:43:33
They are hurting themselves. It's self-inflicted.
1:43:36
And what's so funny or just
1:43:39
crazy about it is you take a Target
1:43:42
where, and it's not just
1:43:44
Christians, but people who just have their eyes open
1:43:46
are saying, no, no, no, no, you're not going
1:43:48
to do this to my kids. If you're an adult, then you do whatever
1:43:50
you want to do. That's fine. But
1:43:52
the minute Target doesn't take
1:43:55
a stand and say, oh no, we're
1:43:57
all for LGBTQ plus.
1:44:00
they get boycotted on the other side as well.
1:44:02
It's a lose lose situation. I know
1:44:04
one thing, marketing people
1:44:06
are afraid. They're
1:44:09
afraid and it's going to change. And
1:44:11
once you hit the money, once you hit Wall Street,
1:44:14
that's when real change comes. So I'm delighted
1:44:17
that people are just standing
1:44:19
up and saying, no, no, no, no, no, no. And
1:44:22
that's not a religious thing. That's just purely
1:44:24
a human thing and children. As I said
1:44:26
earlier today, Chip and Joanna Gaines,
1:44:29
we know who they are. They should
1:44:31
comment on this. Are you comfortable
1:44:34
with what's happening in a store that you have
1:44:36
partnered with? You
1:44:37
got to get people to stand up
1:44:40
and speak out with love, but
1:44:43
with truth. And when you do that,
1:44:45
the truth will set us free. Adam
1:44:47
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1:44:54
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1:44:56
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the dollar.
1:45:00
Okay, that's really good.
1:45:02
The two typically move in the
1:45:05
opposite direction, the dollar and gold.
1:45:09
He said the move to gold is
1:45:11
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1:45:13
he sees as the most unpredictable
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1:45:18
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1:45:25
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Well, in a couple of weeks, you could be
1:46:39
a felon if you have one
1:46:41
of those evil guns that for
1:46:44
years have been totally legal.
1:46:47
You know, the one with the pistol
1:46:50
braces.
1:46:52
If you have one
1:46:55
and you haven't told the government,
1:46:58
even though I would never
1:47:00
tell the government,
1:47:02
if you have one of these,
1:47:04
which were perfectly legal
1:47:07
until Biden came in and was like, hey,
1:47:09
what do you think we could take away some guns?
1:47:11
If you don't destroy that pistol
1:47:14
brace,
1:47:15
you're going to be a felon. A
1:47:17
felon. That's awesome.
1:47:20
Now, how many of these pistol braces are out there?
1:47:22
Because we've talked about it for a while and, you
1:47:24
know, they're kind of, you know, it's a niche
1:47:27
kind of thing, I think. Yeah. So
1:47:29
how many do you think, or it would be a lot if you
1:47:31
saw, you know,
1:47:33
how many felons is the government going to make
1:47:35
overnight?
1:47:36
A few hundred thousand. A few hundred thousand.
1:47:39
Well, you're close. 40 million. 40
1:47:44
million of these braced weapons
1:47:46
are in circulation today. That's more than AR-15s.
1:47:49
40 million felons.
1:47:51
The
1:47:53
good thing is they can't arrest us
1:47:55
all because they don't have the prison
1:47:58
space. Yay! Hey,
1:48:00
you believe that? No,
1:48:02
I did not know the number was that high. Because I still
1:48:04
don't even know, I will be honest, don't even understand
1:48:07
what these weapons are.
1:48:08
Like I don't know enough about- I'm gonna bring
1:48:11
my friends in. I'll show you.
1:48:13
Your friend has a weapon like this? My friend has a weapon.
1:48:15
He might be a felon soon, you know. But not here in Texas, because
1:48:17
they did have some sort
1:48:19
of stay for Texas, Mississippi,
1:48:22
in Louisiana. And I know you're disappointed now, Glenn, because
1:48:24
now you can't be the federal criminal
1:48:26
you wanted to be.
1:48:28
I know you have a real desire
1:48:30
to check out the inner workings of the federal prison
1:48:33
system. Oh, you got that right.
1:48:36
And I want you to know you don't have to be completely disappointed.
1:48:38
Really? Yes. Because there's another one. I
1:48:40
can commit another felony? Oh, there's so
1:48:43
many. So many ways for you to get into
1:48:45
federal prison. Wow, okay. In fact, there's a book that
1:48:47
outlines exactly how to do this. It's
1:48:49
called How to Become a Federal
1:48:51
Criminal, an Illustrated Handbook for
1:48:54
the Aspiring Offender. This is Mike Chase book,
1:48:56
right? Okay, I think he meant
1:48:58
this to prove the point that we have way
1:49:00
too many laws, but I think it was almost
1:49:02
tongue in cheek. It's not like how to really
1:49:04
become, how to go to prison. You could use
1:49:07
it that way. I think he meant it tongue in cheek. I think
1:49:09
Soros DA's could use this.
1:49:11
Mm, that's true. Mike, welcome. Hey
1:49:15
Glenn, thanks for having me back. You bet. You
1:49:17
know, I'm actually offended that you think it was tongue
1:49:19
in cheek. I spent all this time illustrating
1:49:22
the best ways to become a federal criminal, and you
1:49:24
think it's a joke. I mean, this is hard work.
1:49:27
Well,
1:49:28
I will say transporting
1:49:31
a dirty or leaky egg. Oh
1:49:34
yes. That makes me a criminal?
1:49:37
No, it is called a restricted
1:49:40
egg in true classic federal government
1:49:42
form. They've given it a highly technical name,
1:49:45
but if you read the code and you get right down to it,
1:49:47
what they've prohibited and made a federal
1:49:49
crime is just moving
1:49:51
around in quote, interstate commerce
1:49:54
with a dirty egg. And the definition of
1:49:56
a dirty egg, in case you're confused, is actually
1:49:58
written down in a separate regulation. and
1:50:00
it is an egg with dirt on it. So
1:50:03
that clarifies it for all of us.
1:50:06
An egg with dirt
1:50:08
on it. Now, do I have to cross state
1:50:11
lines for this to be a weapon
1:50:13
of mass destruction?
1:50:15
I have great news for you. That
1:50:18
the federal government in all of its wisdom has
1:50:20
developed the notion of interstate commerce
1:50:23
to not require interstate
1:50:26
anything. And so that goes
1:50:28
back to a Supreme Court decision at
1:50:30
Wicked versus Doleburn. And basically
1:50:32
it says, look, it's in state, it
1:50:35
can still be interstate because, you know,
1:50:38
look, everything is ours and everything affects everything
1:50:40
else. And so all of these federal
1:50:42
regulations that you would think require interstate
1:50:45
movements really don't. They
1:50:47
just, is it important enough for the federal
1:50:49
government to get interested? Right, okay, so if
1:50:52
I go to the store and I accidentally,
1:50:54
you
1:50:55
know, break an egg on the way to the car,
1:50:57
and I don't call in the hazmat
1:51:00
team to get rid of that egg, I just transport
1:51:02
it to my house.
1:51:04
I'm a federal criminal?
1:51:06
Your first call should be to me, Glenn.
1:51:08
I will represent you free of charge anytime
1:51:10
I break an egg. But yeah, and then I will come
1:51:12
and we'll, you know, we'll do a proper session. We'll make
1:51:15
you a high level cooperator
1:51:17
on the cracked eggs at your local
1:51:19
grocery store. I remember there
1:51:21
was something in your book about spoons,
1:51:25
because I thought immediately my grandmother
1:51:28
would be a massive
1:51:32
federal criminal
1:51:34
because of her little, she has to have those
1:51:36
like these little like World's Fair spoons.
1:51:38
Little mini spoon rack. Look
1:51:41
out, Mr. Felon.
1:51:43
It's true, it's the first thing I
1:51:45
thought of too, is like who has miniature
1:51:48
spoons and it's always grandmothers, I think. A
1:51:50
dying breed, but you're right. It's
1:51:53
been a federal crime for a long time to mail
1:51:55
or transport a miniature
1:51:57
spoon because the government. is
1:52:00
convinced that unless you can affirmatively
1:52:03
prove otherwise, in other words, the burden is on you to
1:52:06
prove a legitimate use for your miniature
1:52:08
spoon, they presume it's because you're
1:52:10
going to use it for drug use. And
1:52:12
in fact, there was this robust
1:52:14
testimony before Congress when the law was
1:52:16
getting passed by a woman named Joyce Nalepka.
1:52:19
And she said, she was so proud
1:52:21
to announce she had just gotten off the phone with the CEO
1:52:24
of McDonald's, who had promised to
1:52:26
stop distributing the McSpoon coffee
1:52:29
stirrer, because this would
1:52:31
stem the tide of people using it to snort
1:52:34
cocaine. So, forever
1:52:36
a federal crime to transport
1:52:39
miniature spoons.
1:52:40
I have to tell you, now
1:52:42
this would be wrong to do,
1:52:44
and maybe even a federal crime. I
1:52:46
don't know, but you would know.
1:52:49
I'm very tempted to
1:52:52
go to a, you know, some
1:52:54
sort of a secondhand store where they got plenty
1:52:57
of these things from all of our grandmothers,
1:52:59
and then just drop them
1:53:02
in a car of somebody who I really
1:53:04
don't like. Then,
1:53:07
whistle blow and have
1:53:09
that spoon confiscated. You know
1:53:12
what I'm saying? Yeah,
1:53:13
I mean, I think we should probably check Biden's
1:53:16
garage. There's probably a collection
1:53:18
of miniature spoons. Well, they won't arrest.
1:53:21
Yeah, but they won't arrest him. He's, he
1:53:24
can have all the spoons. He could be, he
1:53:26
could do a video of him mailing
1:53:29
individual spoons to every
1:53:31
resident in America, and he wouldn't
1:53:34
get busted. My guess is too, if Hunter Biden
1:53:36
has a bunch of miniature spoons, they actually probably
1:53:38
are used for drugs. Yeah, that's what
1:53:40
I'm saying. Yes, that's what I'm saying.
1:53:43
Probably,
1:53:43
probably. So, they have an
1:53:45
ability to wave their hand and say, these are not the
1:53:47
spoons you're looking for. So,
1:53:49
you know what's amazing is, this
1:53:52
is the way, and people don't understand
1:53:54
this, this is the way
1:53:56
dictators become dictators and
1:53:58
all powerful. There's
1:54:01
so many laws on the books, you know,
1:54:03
just Stalin used to, or
1:54:05
Stalin's KGB head used to say, show
1:54:08
me the person,
1:54:09
I'll show you the crime.
1:54:11
And that's exactly right.
1:54:14
Right. So, I mean, if they
1:54:16
want to get you,
1:54:17
you don't really have to, because even like with
1:54:19
the EPA and everything that they've just
1:54:22
thrown all these things on the books,
1:54:25
they could get you for anything.
1:54:28
Well, that's exactly right. I mean, it actually
1:54:30
doesn't matter what's a crime and what's not a crime
1:54:32
anymore, because my book and my project
1:54:35
has always sort of identified that there
1:54:37
virtually is nothing that isn't a crime. We
1:54:40
have so many regulations, 300,000
1:54:42
federal regulations that have a criminal penalty
1:54:45
associated with them. What
1:54:48
absolutely happens is Congress and the regulators,
1:54:51
they abdicate all of their crime-making
1:54:53
authority to the prosecutor,
1:54:55
to the enforcer. So every single
1:54:58
criminal prosecution at that point is a
1:55:00
product of prosecutorial quote,
1:55:03
discretion. But that becomes
1:55:05
a problem because there's no uniformity, there's
1:55:07
no actual, you know, what it says
1:55:09
on the field, that that's not justice,
1:55:12
that's win, you know? And so that
1:55:14
becomes a fair problem because
1:55:17
they can pick the defendant first and
1:55:19
then figure out the crime later.
1:55:21
So is this why you started writing this?
1:55:25
Oh, absolutely. I mean, I
1:55:27
started writing it because when I
1:55:29
was writing sentencing memos for folks that had
1:55:31
been prosecuted, I started
1:55:33
trying to point out to the courts and say,
1:55:35
look how ridiculous it is that my client is facing 20,
1:55:39
30 years for this, because he could just as well
1:55:41
be facing 20 or 30 years for, you
1:55:43
know, transporting miniature spoons or bringing
1:55:46
a dirty, you know, rake across
1:55:48
state lines or throwing away melons without
1:55:50
having a good reason. What? Wait,
1:55:53
wait, what? Oh, yeah.
1:55:55
Oh, yeah. The Produce Destruction Act.
1:55:58
You know, if you have melons. interstate
1:56:01
melons and you throw them away for no good
1:56:03
reason, that's a federal crime. So
1:56:05
I... Oh man, I am tossing all perfectly
1:56:07
good melons into
1:56:10
Susan Sarandon's dumpster this weekend.
1:56:16
But that's exactly it. I mean,
1:56:18
the problem was I wanted to illustrate, and I dedicated
1:56:21
my book to Congress because I think, you know,
1:56:23
it's a funny book, but the jokes are all theirs. And
1:56:26
I basically wanted them to know, you know,
1:56:28
you have to actually see in illustration
1:56:31
form what you've done. Because
1:56:33
I don't think the lawmakers know what they've
1:56:35
done, but they have unleashed this monster
1:56:37
federal code. Well, I think, I mean, that's
1:56:40
why the RAINS Act, if it's kept in
1:56:42
the bill for the
1:56:44
budget, that was something that
1:56:46
I know Mike Lee has
1:56:49
been pushing for and he got it in the bill, hopefully
1:56:51
will stay there. That and the Chevron
1:56:53
case is, they're huge because
1:56:56
it forces that lawmaking
1:56:59
ability
1:57:00
back to Congress. So if you're
1:57:02
stopped and you're charged with leaky egg,
1:57:04
it'll go to the Supreme Court
1:57:07
and it'll be thrown out unless Congress
1:57:10
says, yeah, we want to keep that
1:57:12
law, right? Well, that's right. And
1:57:14
look, in his quote on
1:57:16
the back of my book, Mike Lee said,
1:57:19
the scariest part of the book is
1:57:21
how many of these crimes were created by bureaucrats,
1:57:24
not Congress, right? So this
1:57:26
all represents a, you say Congress,
1:57:28
but this is all a massive departure from what the constitution
1:57:31
said Congress should do. Article one, section one, right?
1:57:33
They are the lawmakers, but they said,
1:57:35
no, you know what, give it to the executive branch. They'll
1:57:38
figure it out. And there
1:57:40
you have Senator Mike Lee is saying that
1:57:43
he finds the scariest part of this, the fact that
1:57:45
the agency bureaucrats whose names you don't
1:57:47
know, you've never met these people. They're
1:57:50
the ones making the crimes, not even Congress.
1:57:52
So you know, I saw that Biden, the
1:57:54
DOJ dropped all charges against
1:57:57
the Soros backed Massachusetts DA.
1:57:59
she was lying under oath,
1:58:02
she was interfering on an election, all
1:58:04
things that
1:58:05
we know she did,
1:58:07
but they just decided, the DOJ has just
1:58:09
decided they're not going to charge her with
1:58:11
that. Meanwhile, they
1:58:14
are charging a guy who had
1:58:16
a lit torch because
1:58:20
it's illegal to have a a
1:58:23
lit object in Virginia
1:58:25
that could intimidate.
1:58:27
And, you know, he's not, I'm
1:58:30
not saying he's a good guy, but
1:58:32
wait a minute, hang on just a second. And it's all
1:58:34
up to the prosecutors and
1:58:36
their discretion. This is completely
1:58:39
out of control.
1:58:40
Can you get a fair, for
1:58:42
instance, in, in
1:58:45
Washington, D.C.? I don't think you
1:58:47
can get a fair trial there.
1:58:49
Can you? Well, I'll
1:58:51
tell you, D.C., when I was, when
1:58:54
I was just becoming a lawyer, I
1:58:56
clerked for the U.S. Attorney's Office down
1:58:58
there. And I remember watching jury trials
1:59:01
in the district. And I will say that they had
1:59:03
one of the highest uses of jury
1:59:05
nullification of any
1:59:07
place. But that's, that's
1:59:10
a far cry. That's sort of the day to
1:59:12
day criminal prosecution. When it comes to
1:59:14
the political prosecution that you're talking
1:59:16
about, I think that the
1:59:19
opposite is true. You are seeing a
1:59:21
much higher conviction rate
1:59:23
and you're seeing a much higher prosecution rate of
1:59:26
people for what are purely political
1:59:28
reasons. And so I tend
1:59:31
to agree. So on the one hand, yes,
1:59:33
in D.C., you're going to see a lot more people
1:59:35
using jury nullification, which is a good thing. It's basically
1:59:38
jurors taking the law back into their own hands
1:59:40
and saying, we disagree with this. But
1:59:42
on the other hand, I think that the
1:59:44
wide perception, and this is something I warned about
1:59:47
in a Wall Street Journal op-ed back in, you
1:59:49
know, 20, I want to say, 18, I said the rise of political
1:59:54
prosecution is going to be completely
1:59:56
unchecked and it is going to be, you
1:59:58
know, more prosperous.
1:59:59
Prosecutions we hear about are going to be political ones. Oh,
2:00:02
you're already there. I'm sure nothing bad has happened. Yeah, we're there. I've
2:00:05
only got about 20 seconds. So from
2:00:07
DEFCON 5 to DEFCON 1, where
2:00:10
are we on the scale of danger
2:00:12
with
2:00:13
the FBI and DOJ?
2:00:15
No, we're there. I mean, we're there because
2:00:18
all that matters is trust in
2:00:20
the justice system. And I think that's at an all-time low.
2:00:22
So when that's at an all-time low, DEFCON's at
2:00:25
an all-time high. All right. Thank
2:00:27
you so much. God
2:00:28
bless. Thank
2:00:30
you for letting me know if I travel with
2:00:33
a dirty egg. It could be
2:00:35
the Slimmer. I
2:00:37
was sent up the river with my dirty
2:00:39
eggs. Glenn, we just got this in from Lynette. She
2:00:41
says, dead serious, currently traveling
2:00:44
from Iowa to Nebraska with eggs I
2:00:46
didn't wash yet. A couple
2:00:48
are pretty dirty. Where do I turn myself
2:00:51
in after I delivered them to my 80-year-old mother?
2:00:55
Just give us your address. Stop your car.
2:00:57
Give us your GPS coordinates.
2:00:58
We'll send in the feds. Jackie
2:01:01
wrote in recently about her dog's experience with
2:01:03
Rough Green. She said, we ordered a sample bag of Rough
2:01:05
Greens you were talking about, and our Chihuahua loves
2:01:08
it. She used to take
2:01:10
forever eating her food. Now she
2:01:12
gobbles it down and actually begs
2:01:14
for her food every night. Her energy is up. She
2:01:16
runs up and down the stairs just
2:01:19
like the little rat dog she is. I'm sorry.
2:01:22
She didn't write that. Wait, wait, who put that?
2:01:24
That's wrong. Anyway, Rough
2:01:27
Greens was
2:01:31
put together by naturopathic Dr. Dennis Black.
2:01:34
It is the solution for making sure your dog has
2:01:36
all the vitamins, minerals, probiotics, antioxidants
2:01:39
that you need for your dog to be healthy and happy.
2:01:42
Special deal. Just go to roughgreens.com.
2:01:44
Get your first bag free. Well,
2:01:46
that's going to last Jackie for like four
2:01:49
years now. But anyway, get your first
2:01:51
bag free. All you pay for is shipping.
2:01:53
Just go to roughgreens.com back or
2:01:55
call 833-Glenn33.
2:01:59
greens.com slash back. This
2:02:03
is the Glenn Beck program.
2:02:20
Well, if you miss the show today, you missed
2:02:22
a lot a lot. I mean not this
2:02:24
show, but you know a show if you missed.
2:02:27
I'm sure there's somebody that's doing a show. That's
2:02:29
really really good that you're like, man. I wish I would
2:02:31
have heard that. It's a lot of content being produced every
2:02:34
day somewhere. It's probably pretty good. And
2:02:36
once in a while, I mean, maybe it'll happen on this
2:02:38
show not by intention
2:02:41
surely by accident
2:02:43
because we've kind of given
2:02:45
up, you know, my son came up
2:02:47
to me and society is given up. Why not us? He's
2:02:49
like my son said dad, you know what I want
2:02:51
to be when I grow up and I said, yeah, it doesn't matter. No,
2:02:54
I'm kidding. That's a
2:02:56
stole that joke, but you steal from me. You've
2:02:58
stolen twice. Anyway, the
2:03:02
great show and we start with Memorial Day
2:03:05
weekend and you should just
2:03:07
check that out on the podcast. It'll
2:03:09
be right at the beginning of the podcast. It
2:03:13
is Memorial Day weekend and that
2:03:15
is to remember those who have
2:03:18
fallen in the service of
2:03:20
their country before you have the hot
2:03:22
dogs in the pool and everything else and
2:03:26
put on your
2:03:26
your white pants for the first
2:03:28
time. Uh, remember
2:03:31
those who have fallen reach out to
2:03:33
a a veteran Gold Star
2:03:36
family. Ask them about
2:03:38
their son or daughter that has been
2:03:41
lost. The Glenn
2:03:43
Beck program.
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