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this is from yesterday's yesterday's hearing it's a law. Professor from you see berkeley, and she's, talking to Josh holly and he's he's asking bout can men get pregnant. Listen to this. He referred to people. with a capacity for pregnancy, with every women Many women, sis women, have the capacity for pregnancy. Many, since women do not have the capacity for pregnancy. There Trans men who are capable of pregnancy as well as non binary people who are capable of pregnancy, so this is really a women's rights issue or to weaken recognised that this impacts women, while also recognising that it impacts hypocrites. Those things are not mutually exclusive, senator holly or so your view is that the core of this this right, then, is about what so

I want to recognize that your line of questioning is transphobic and it opens up trans people to violence by not recognizing I'm opening up pupil to violence by asking whether or not women or google folks are going to pregnancy. So I'm one. I want to note that one out of five transgender persons have a it's suicide, so I think and we're going to survive line of questioning, because we can't talk about it because in denying letterman people exist and pretending nuns and know that they exist people exist by. Are you if you are you about? Where are you having pregnancies I mean this is sick. Of religious dedication did is stupid yeah it is. like I did? I wish they would be dedicated to something, is something some other pursuit? What what is it? What is that, sadly? Are we all know what we're?

talking about an hour she's, acting as if Josh holly asking if this is a women's rights issue, is killing these oversights its insanities, already no person, no human being, could possibly believe that it yet there she is blurring it out at acting super com. Like she's, got a big twitter singer she's about to post. It's it's amazing, they have completely. Let's see, is it absolutely abandon reality and they pay. Their flag in that invisible universe and there's nothing on no ground whatsoever, and there like yeah, that's right p. We can't fly people. Fly art Are you saying that people who jump off a buildings can't fly? You know me

are committing suicide because of your denial that people can fly. What are you talking about the suicide as they keep jumping out of buildings? Rigs? That's the problem or eat she went on here. She is on the value of an unborn baby. You think a baby that is delivered alive has value Yes. I do think, though, that I took you wanta baby there is not yet born has value. I believe that a person with a capacity for pregnancy has value, they have intelligence, they had agency behind the baby and I'm talkin the person with the capacity- and I mean you're, not answering the question time ass. I am an answering a more interesting invests. Its link to the basics dear does not yet born. Let's say the day before those mother delivers. Do you think, Baby has value. I think that the person with the capacity for

as he has value, and they have that they should have the ability to control what happens to their live livelihood. Imagine real! Can you even imagine in her? You know classroom. If you the paper in you said then they said you know I wanted to be about. abortion, whatever in you talked about giraffes turn the paper in its all about giraffes and she? would say. Well, that's not the topic we were talking about. I know, but this is a more interesting paper. You think they would accept that first, it is convinced that she about a hundred times smarter than she is that jets fascinating to me about that clip more than anything cause she's, so area for competent

interesting you know, we we played what we do this all the time where we play clips of you, know, liberals, looking stupid and and answering questions in dumb ways and getting caught in their ridiculous logic, and we do that all the time. It's it's a fun part of the show. What's interesting about this, in particular: how is it it's going? It's going viral on the left to as if she was like. As if this was my moment for her like that because she's so complicated and certainly sassy in and go on back at those good with those jerks on the right who aren't acknowledging trance people or whatever Are they they're saying laden oh person whose connected to reality could possibly think she one these arguments right, but she's just run completely did actually talking around. It would like language tricks to tried denying the reality of the situation when it so plainly obvious to any person who has ever lived on this earth that he's right, but worse

Don't go to act like a few is right because she said it will competence, so You don't say you don't come out and say things like this and this arrogant, your foot, it's time you know you first time and you like pay women can men can be pregnant, is well the the time that was ever uttered out. side of university. It was most likely uttered like now hear me out here me on these. People are in their own circles, so tight where there is no dissent that it gives her the arrogance to look down her nose it. Anyone who thinks differently, and they all I can do we're into you. She left that hearing and the people roger, went you killed em, you killed him because all of the people around her are of group. Think

nobody is looking. Did you advance the ball at all? Did you convince anyone, know I Just tell em off, because there too stupid, yeah and glad what you described there, I would argue, is our greatest hope. The fact that they are so far in these circles and so convinced their right of just nonsense. That any average person can decipher think is insane is the best. That's happened, conservatism guys fifty years had. If republicans use this in november, you they will win they will. I was the only way to defeat this. They have all the institutions, they have all the power they had the media. They have all these things, but the fact that they are so competent and so overstepping reality is the only thing we have on our side. The already we have is the trousseau. Do you remember

when we would gather every morning when we were in new york, and we were get down ernie's and we would pray every day and we were so worried about things and we prayed. raid on ok you throw us a lifeline here, whether where who we go in and you remember, the answer Maybe the answer I got in there arrogance will fail and they weren't. again to that point and that's why I tried to kind god, damn you remember. I went on there when they. I said they want to tell you that you want to tell you that their marxist they carry weight. To tell you, I was hoping to go the myth into that. It didn't work but look he where they are? we looming especial tonight, yeah we're doing it special tonight on

the the planning that is going on now, the women's march training that is going on right now we have behind the scenes, video of it, he had somebody go in and take the training. With them and it's pretty powerful, but as we're looking at all of the people who behind all of the things that you are seeing. it's no longer hard to find you knew used to be well. That person was in the room with this person and person is a communist. and and so it was always at least one degree of separation now it is full on full on either We have video tonight showing you the cause your cortez, Being handled at a rally by the communist party.

you mean they, don't they don't care anymore, but he just. Don't care- and I I don't think, the americans are down with all of this. I just don't, but in for the third time already this morning, maybe It's just me. This is the best one big programme, just ass kids, co, author of the great book, the great reset which is still available and on sale wherever you by your books. The reset. It is a must have book. If you want to understand, what's happening in our world today. Just is joining me now, hello, justin haglund, are you doing? good. I wanted to take you through a couple of things that are happening around the world with e s g, but first, let's

into this exclusive first look into. the that just came out on this green court and the constitution because it tells me is we may be forced into a civil war yeah that that this pole was salute lee era. Buying of it we commissioned this followed rap was the biggest we were trying to find out what people act. we believe about the supreme court. And in the constitution, and not just ask the run of the mill favorability questions, but really get down to how street. We really have become on this. We found was absolutely stunning. We asked people whether I believe that in separate questions, whether they believe

the supreme court was rooted in racism, whether the supreme court was rooted in them and the same thing about the constitution and separate questions. We asked what you You know what people wanted to do about that it did. They want to expand the supreme court to thirteen seats, or by foresee did they will abolish the supply the court and create a whole new supreme court. I didn't want to put to you, I did nations in charge of ultimately deciding supreme court decisions or the ability to reverse it did they want. The united nations to have the ability to a essentially have control over the? U S, constitution. We have all these questions and what we found Was that a much weight is new. For the good news is that the majority of voters across the board for now said no

We don't want any of these things and we don't hold these radical views about it. But when you started breaking it down by age, demographics and party, what we affiliation, what we found was that about half and in some cases as much as sixty sixty five percent of Democrats believe that the supreme court and constitution are racist, that their sexist, that we should expand the supreme court's by at least foresee that we should abolish the supreme court, that we should mostly or completely rewrite the constitution and not just based on part affiliation so young people, basically trapped tracked with democrats on all of those things. Eighty nine years old, so whore, ok, fine, result. Let's go through these. Do you have a very favourable somewhat favourable, somewhat unfavourable or very unfavourable opinion of the? U s supreme court

overall twenty nine percent very favourable twenty somewhat, Eighteen, somewhat unfavourable twenty five very unfavourable six percent. Now, if you Look at these very favourable and somewhat favourable for each party affiliation. Democrats. Thirty, three percent republican, seventy two and independence. Fifty two! So the Publicans and the independence are the ones standing by the supreme court, and I'm wondering do you do I think this poll done two years ago. Would have been the same, or is this just because now the court is ruling differently. I think that in some ways I think, especially on the questions related to sexism, which

It was the question that had the most extreme answerable for the constitution in supreme court. I think that probably did change flight will be because of what He saw with the roby wade decision for throwaway being overturned, but I actually think when you look at the breakdown of the demographics of the groups that have that have set, that they all these extreme views, younger people, african americans, hispanic these these groups really don't have any reason to be particularly upset about some of this information. So, for example, Why would the railway? an overturned. What does that or any recent springboard stage of what they have to do, the supreme court being rooted in racism, which would more than of these people, believe you are really nothing, and I think the other thing that that sort of a dead give away that

These views- I've been very radical for probably quite awhile and they're. Getting increasingly more radical is that when we asked about just favorability ability, just read those off the fever. Booty questions were bad in that? Normally what you see in previous poles right people ask about favorability. They were bad, but they weren't they weren't. Is that you wouldn't a thoroughly look at those and say well. This is just a crazy group of people, but that's. It is now what he's been asking them these other questions about? Well you all. Marine corps. Do you want to rewrite the constitution so at the united nations in charge of it? So I just don't think anyone's been asking that really the issue. So, let's Oh, back the? U s supreme court is fundamentally racist institution democrats say fifty. six percent republicans fourteen independence? Twenty nine, I mean I did the math in my own head. I thought why do only part of fourteen percent of people that work? It say that we had all I I

I agree with the supreme court- is fundamentally racist that maybe I should check myself. Is it no? there have been racist on the supreme court. They ve made racist style decisions in the past, but that's a product of the time, not the end, detention. ready. You strongly agree somewhat agree or somewhat disagree. The: u s: supreme court is a fundamentally sexist institution. Listen to this Democrats. Sixty seven percent republicans eighteen percent independent, thirty six percent. Now: here's where the rubber meets the road There are nine justices of the supreme court same. Some congressional democrats have proposed expanding the number two thirteen. Would you strongly favours somewhat favours somewhat oppose or strongly oppose legislation to increase the size of the supreme court to thirteen seats when you look

the numbers democrats, sixty four percent report blackens nineteen and independent. thirty seven Would you strongly favour somewhat favours somewhat oppose? Are strongly oppose legislation that would abolish the current supreme word and establish a new, democratically elected supreme court with justices chosen by the american people directly. Can you even imagine what a nightmare that would be good now make it political combine, very favourable in somewhat favourable democrats, the three percent direct election, Republicans what are you one percent and independence? Thirty, seven percent, that's insanity! strongly favours somewhat favours somewhat oppose. Are strongly oppose a constitutional amendment that we give the united nations the authority to reverse? U s, Supreme court decisions that you

Members believe violate human rights Democrats thirty nine percent republicans seventeen independence, thirty wow it that that last seen from the united nations, its even scarier when you look at the age demographics, because that was one of the Who questions where younger people were actually had more either of much more extreme views, and even Democrats or liberal, because about half of young people, they was forty, eight percent, that's regardless of party affiliation, said that they would favour putting the united nations having the ability for the united nations to overturn u s supreme court decision and even scarier than that is that we asked a separate question about the united nations being given authority just over the? U S, constitution and the? U s government in fact

more than half. It was like fifty three percent, I think of eighteen, thirty nine year old said. Yes, let's do that. We strongly are somewhat sabre it, and that was much more than any other demographic as well. So what democrats think scare me that scares me a lot. For what scares me much more than that is what young people think, because we happens in five years and an yours and fifteen hours when older demographics, which were the groups, what least likely to support any of the bees, ideas. What happens when there no longer voting? What happens when younger p oh and people who are too young to even though right now, who might have even more extreme weakness for all. We know come into being a reprieve them up the dominant political group in america. What happens then? I am deeply concerned america is not going to strive the next ten, twenty years later,

he's polwarth. All I don't know how he both up. There is think anything else will we'll tell you Dave. This is why they ve seized our children and our teaching all of this crazy stuff, in our schools and getting them in. You know to pre k. They are indoctrinated. Our children, with false ideology. And in false history, pulse math, false! english, all of it all of it is no longer main stream. No longer things that are traditional, no These are things that are important you know even atheist, will tell you to understand shakespeare, you really have to understand the bible. You don't have to believe it from god, but you have to understand the bible to understand shakespeare. We're not teaching shakespeare, let alone the bible anymore. It we're not to

king history. So we are destined to repeat it, but I agree with you just don't. We We have two separations going. We have the separation from the everyday people and the elites? That's a big one. but then the elites have taken us and divided us again. To fight amongst ourselves on things that we all found self evident when we were growing up. and so we divided. The elite seem to be in lock step, but they ve divided us between republican and democrat and we no longer cancer, I e pluribus unum from many one we don't have for anything. If you would change the way supreme court is selected, you want to change the number of the supreme court. This is something the democrats

crazy over when, after our tried to do it, we don't do at once. You start adding supreme court justices that as the end of your country. You are no longer bay you're, a banana republic, that's what you are and tie In time. Again, you add justices to the supreme court. Just ass Venezuela. They now have forty judges on their supreme court. They just keep, adding them until the government gets the answer that they want or thee the ruling party gets the answer that they want it's x. ordinarily dangerous and if we don't have the institution, in the bill of rights to come back can bring us together. We don't survive. I dont know how to compromise with that very myriads, no,

there can be a compromise, we their need to what will either. We all need to get on the same page with this or we need to have two separate countries such the reality of the situation. I know that the very uncomfortable idea- I don't want that to happen. I want, to be on the same page on the basics. But if this trajectory can can use in the direction that were gulping. That is, going to happen. This problem is going to continue to get worse and that's why this idea about the supreme for in the constitution being fundamentally sec. This fund mentally racist raw to its core. Is such an insidious horrible thing, because if it's true that the constitution is a racist sex, this document and if it is true that the supreme court is a racist and sexist institution, Why would we ever care what they have to say about anything at last there giving us the answer we want and that that is

The mental idea that is now shared by many people in the democratic party and especially with younger people- and it can thank our schools for that, and you can think concern the politicians by the way for not doing anything about this problem for the past. Fifty years to, I think share and some of the blame as well? Even if there are not the ones actually preaching these ideas and thank you so much just as the co author of my book, the great reset, please you we don't have it get it so. The editorial director of the heartland institute an editor in chief of stopping socialism dotcom. We basically What I'm telling you is he's got a full day. You can find all of this information. It heartland, dot, org window this pole release justin.

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see how you feel about it will do that in sixty seconds. Stand by your listening to the best of the Glen then broke from those that we're gonna have to make sacrifices the change our conversation, I to have to change our traditions, our history, we're gonna have to move into it replace It is amazing, amazing, now with eyes they can turn to the past and see what they have done. This

was very well laid out in a very well moneyed plan tonight. on blaze, tv, my wednesday night, special, nine pm eastern time. We at the precipice now of the final fundamental transformation of amerika. and the end of rovers is weighed and guns will be. The battle cries that they use la star. I share with you some information new polls that are out from eighteen to Thirty, nine or forty nine year olds and all oh Democrats, that don't believe over Fifty percent don't believe in the car. Institution, if it is racist, sexist. They believe the supreme court is racist sexes and that it needs to be abolished so you're, taking to the streets. Now they declared the summer of rage

but I think it's gonna be the fall of rage, will show you what's coming to your street. Also show you the leftist radical some have been around since the nineteenth sixties that are two or the ideological drivers of some of the current bottom up activists, because what is coming is top down bottom, up inside out, it's a plan that clouds, the highest level of government, the stuff soldiers on the ground, the rest of us caught in the middle as our country, is turned inside out. We're going to show you some insider videotape as well. We somebody into one of their training sessions for thee, women's march, in fact they play a. Let me play I just a couple of clips here will show you more tonight. let's play cut ten, please and to all these supreme guy jack.

You think they're going to go out and just go on with live as usual. It's on site, peace, no peace and the democrats its past time to stop being polite. so they're not going to be polite. What a surprise on that! No peace for any of these justices, and then they go in to this cut eleven. We to do now is They are with me this obey ready Oh, yes, Death this so as we are here too, I want to tell you at women's my that women are tired.

you tell us what to do that's what this is about, violating us violating our communities going again our consent to we say: stop tell women. What to do! it seems so interested telling round variously what to do and all other sir one. Today's, as I know, the summer of rage. That was one of the training sessions. We actually sent some brave soul into that crowd. Joins me tonight. You I don't want to you: don't want to miss that This is what we told you would come it's happening, and I think it's gonna happen. This fall and continue for. Quite some time will give you of the people involved tonight. Nine p m eastern only ablaze tv right after a brand new still does america, I mean, if you

after watch it. If you're, if you're a shot in you can even We are used to the nurse come in leave it on, and you see that too we are totally fine. Absolutely exploding shut in community stood as america, its actually one of our goals so about yacht I wanted to mention something because you know you mentioned the training sessions. We did have any training sessions, When you started to train people lately on on fundamental values and principles and with the country through mercury, one, but like this, wasn't something we really had back in the day, and I was Listening to the daily, the pod cash from new york times, which is Do this because you so you don't have to you, I do this for you, america. Thank we torture ourselves every day, listening to the scrap, so you don't have what's horrible, it is, and so they did big thing on abortion and they decided they wanted to write. The obituary of rovers is weighed this. This look back.

As to what happened in their live. What were the most important things that happened in the rovers? His way decision abortion rights in this country. and it was pretty fascinating. They go. She said the rapporteur said: Everybody on both sides went back to the same thing, which was two thousand ten and the they're telling the story in two thousand. Ninety thousand ten, the pro life movement was basically dead. I mean, if you go back and think about this at the time in a dream. Carvel was writing stories, writing books about how this was the republic is to be a regional party mineral bit that role Fucking thing was over, James obama had won the democratic demographic changes were coming and therein republicans aris? We swept into the minority permanently that wasn't it That was really the theme of the mainstream media at the time and at this point we know kind of what happens that the poor, the tea party rises, the obama cared.

Bait goes on. There a lot of new active is my passion for constitutional values. So the Democrats dont really see this as a threat they ve already one in their minds. History is over, as they would say so. Here is a part of course. What wound up happening on election night so an election night? This strategy works beyond their wildest expectations. Motors also engineer to change in power in the nation state. Legislatures Republican swept the state legislatures across the country with at least eighteen state legislature, switching to Republican from democrat and net gain of five hundred seats. We forget that we talk about the wave election and it was one of those national level, but the stateless, Five hundred seats went republicans, that election. The tea party wave election, so the thesis of the new york times here, is that this

huge change, drove people too. Go to their states and start pushing for things at state level, thinking more essentially more locally working at that level to change abortion laws, not focusing on the federal as much, and so all of this is is going on the near tat. His focus is quite a bit on the redistricting process that happens that year course minimum. Blame blamed blamed blame blame, but the point is that they want to work within the system at the state level and to those five hundred seats and the pro life cause. Was rejuvenated, it was able to now start passing smaller regulation. Small things things I can now. Would you can't aboard based on skin color, get more kids based on that, gender things that similar Everybody agrees with. I dont know why you would agree with that. If you don't think it's a baby and you think you can kill it, why

you care what color the skin is or what gender? It is. That's a whole another story that perhaps, if you are pro choice, you should examine quite closely but This is able to move the overturn window in the new york times, telling to be able to how to bring us to a place where we would be accepting of changes before this. There was regulations really, even though they were theoretically available, but there wasn't a lot of movement here. So this got this all happens and then They kind to summarize the entire story here. To summarize all this Democrats, we we failed. Foresee the red wave, in two thousand ten items and at the state level- and there I will allow- is innovation rights movement were in water was equal. Unprepared for it because they all figured they were pretty strong shape. They didn't see it. He party movement happening. They all took their eye off the ball. Absolutely this is

the telling the obituary of rovers is weighed in which they are giving you credit not you glenn back, but you in the audience credit the people there fought so hard at that time. Tea party worthy the beginnings of What we just saw a few weeks ago, and they caught the Democrats by surprise they were able to win through the system, the right way, and this horrible decision was eventually overturned and fascinating to look at that because I think a lot of times with the tea party. We being obvious right in the middle of that the whole time, along with the audience, were we look ACA didn't we think of that was a good opportunity. We did some good things, but it was fading reading. You know next time we're going to do better, are going to learn things from that, the things went wrong and we can do better next time. We shouldn't minimize? What actually happened here? This is, it

the new york times are the ones writing that they're going to worry at the history on this and their thesis on the history. Was you you in this audience who wound up putting together all of your passion, for things like yes, fiscal issues. That was a big part of it, but was also issues like the pro life movement wound up turning the entire direction of the country. a decade. It didn't see at policy level at that time, and what it's amazing is. We didn't have training seminars we didn't a team of social scientists. We didn't have big money, I mean these grew, Sir, getting million dollar checks left and right. We didn't get any of those we, it was all nickels and dimes, and it we went up against goliath and in the end I mean that's the one thing I love in obama's autobiography

is very clear. The damage that was done to him by the tea party he's like they, they thwarted my agenda and oh. He calls us racists and everything else by the heat He is very clear on how he didn't get everything done, that he wanted to get done because of the tea party. whenever you're feeling small, an insignificant and don't don't forget What was done just ten years ago, it made a huge, huge difference,