Today is a really great broadcast. Pat tells me that it includes frivolity, which I don't even know what that is, but it's it is included in today's podcast. We spend some time with a woman who has written a book about how small businesses are getting screwed and how the little guy is losing his ability to actually control his life and grow wealth. You don't want to miss this. Today's today's episode, also we we tell you about a miracle. A woman in a woman's prison in California has had, I guess, sex with another woman who is just transferred yes from them from the male facility, because while she identifies the lives of women, so she's a woman and the other woman is second these now pregnant. We I mean what would explain that we just don't know and the answer to what we need to do. It comes from Ben in Jerry's and I'll tell you that onto these forecasts,

the only thing I want to talk to you a little bit about what's happening on our streets first in Minneapolis. they are looked at all The donations that are coming from you know local citizens, to defend the police, to support that movement and most of the of donations coming from out a state which is weird and move dot org providing a lot of that money. Who is funding all of this, where Who why is move on dot org doing this? And where did they get their money for this? and what is their intent. I want to show you something that just happened in Seattle

This is it a video of a kid. Who goes by caliber visuals online dont know his name, he's a freelance photographer bees twenty two years old. He is in the amount Baker Section of Seattle. Do we have the video here? He is Watch this paddies out on the street. There is blocking and he sees another guy coming up to him. Annie stops and in the guys he puts his hand out they shake hands and then the guy let him loose and then he just start. He puts him on the ground: throws him down ground violently and then just starts kicking him in the head, and I mean full force stomping on his head and then kicking him until he's down than he kicks him a second time and then boom one last time kicks among conscious, yeah. The kid is

still coughing up blood today, He was, it was report to police. Somebody was watch This so disturbing. but so far they dont may have been arrested. Anyone that is That's what you have in Seattle now. Let me show you a video from this weekend. A video in Portland. that happened. As a group of Christians were gathered to prey on the waterfront, antiphon, showed up and they showed up dressed in black and they were confronting the worst. First, we have to have their eyes. Look. How many addressed in Latvia, Jesus

I was asking for, What year did work it would? You were good we're good So are you the name of Jesus amen? so they they Flash bomb in the group of kids who were out there, they, started, saying all sorts of things and following it indeed in the name of Jesus, because that's what the the people were the Christians were saying it is? It is really bad by the way police were there. turned on the siren, but it had absolutely no impact on anti fa. Why would it Not afraid of the police, they know that I'm gonna do anything and the police did nothing.

there was no spawns from the police. Know arrests made and they said The police had nobody reported any crime that we're aware of so what's happening to us. What's happening to us, well. If you really want to know there is a a worked out that I think, everyone should read and no one is reporting on it. It is port by the major cities. Chiefs association this is a network of police chiefs off, all over the United States- and they surveyed all the police chiefs for or the nature of the twenty? Twenty riots now This is just come out, so you can understand why nobody is talking about it and when I say

just came out. It came out in October, but it apps Lee takes apart. Everything the media, everything that the clowns in Washington DC or trying to perpetrate and say that We are a violent, and that was the worst attack on on America. You know in our liberty, since the civil war, now Why won't they look into the other protests? Well, we know why one reason is because they are helped fund it. They helped enable it. come Allah Harris, put bail money up for all of these people, have you seen anybody on the right putting bail money up? I haven't I am Marla Harris did. So. What are you find well

this chiefs report, they found clear evidence of nation wide coordination for violent protests. I want fact I want to read write from of the report on what they found because it is it's interesting about weapons about. You know what the percentages were a violent and non violent cause. Remember that's what we're supposed to believe that this was all really nice. On violent nonviolent. Well was it The weekend of May twenty nine to the following Monday June first was by far the most violent for any major city law enforcement agencies. These events thousands of people in attendance, including groups, was suspected violent, extremist ideologies prepared and couldn't a coordinated resistance. Was reported by some agencies and similar tactics, such as the use of arson, looting, barricades, caravans and space?

big types of weapons were seen in major cities nation wide pro. Esther seem to coordinate their movements and actions on these days, as if the as if the violence and tactics were pre planned for exam? Well across the? U S: major city law enforcement agencies reported peace, protests beginning in the early too late afternoon and violence beginning once it became dark. The report confirms the presence of the far left, violent extremists and notes that seventy eight percent of surveyed police agencies identified such actor. Among the protest for de one percent of agencies also identified far right. Axed actors at some protests on Fortunately, the report offers no details that would lead analysed, examine how the authors determined violent actors, ideological tendencies, no specific

are included in the report. This is it. This is in Russia. All that this report is even out there, that is, Clearly shows do you know him. People were arrested during those Protests four felonies. Many people were arrested for felonies. Can you guess. four felonies frivolities, none. Two thousand seven hundred and thirty five total number of arrests that were felony charges, while ah well. total number of persons arrested six Jeanne thousand two hundred and forty one, how many have been arrest? for Washington DC and there,

felony charges only up, almost all misdemeanor yeah. I think it's in the four hundred arrange yeah, most this some felonies two thousand seven hundred and thirty five, the highest number of felony arrest for a single police troop in a single city, was six hundred and thirty nine people arrested for felonies. While for felonies I didn't hear that night and near the the the agencies that found protesters with violent, far left ideologies, seventy eight percent Seventy eight percent If you look at how many people countered how many agencies encountered people that were not from the town. So out of all the protests, How many? How many?

A police officer said this group over here: they're, not even from around here. They're bustin die, but a lot ninety per cent here How many were paid to be there? I'm gonna say a lot again: twenty nine percent- that's pretty good points who's, paying who's, paying. Tat is, we were told that was ridiculous. Oh you know what was being paid. Of course. These are grass roots protests. Are they are they now are they If you want to look this up, I think it's really important the major cities Chief Association, the intended and Commander Group And it is their report on the twenty twenty protests and civil unrest. it is It is amazing to read amazing to read how many are peaceful Many are violent means

sleep, peaceful nope. Now not firstly, peaceful not mostly peaceful way, kind of what kind of weapon Did they have. it's all in this report, we were belonging to some organization like an anti for all. It is in. This report, Why is it the media is not interested? More importantly, why is federal government not enter did in this at all, but remember we owe our lives to the policemen. That's what Joe Biden said. We owe everything to the policeman, then maybe we should read what the police are saying in their own reports, whom I,

wonder why the best at the Glen Bank Programme, my surgeon, told me last week, I've been having face blurred, because of cancer on my face any to me last week. I thought we're going to get to know each other quite well, they called over the weekend. He said I gotta go back yet I'm like. Oh you ready for another round. Okay, bringing on brother Let's see how your face looks after this round I I feel the same way without the scalpel, the knife for the fight or the cancer about Caroline. I think we're going to be seeing a lot of her and we will become close friends. She

is somebody who I absolutely believe gets it on. What's coming our way and avoid. That needs to be heard her, but her book is called the war on small business. She's here with us now Carol. Welcome, thanks so much for having me back and I feel exactly the same way and I promise bring a scale ball, but it's gonna be a scalpel on what is going on in financial markets with the government and decentralization. I had two very powerful Washington DC people write to me this weekend and say I've never heard of Carol Roth before she makes everything makes sense. So, let's talk about, let's talk about what you know. Where do you want to start with

the overarching theme of what's been happening over the last call at sixteen to seventeen months, because we have seen the governments use the excuse that one person's plight is going to justified, disregarding the right the brothers? That's what they ve been doing. They have been picking winners and losers. They ve been deciding who is essential and who is quote unquote non essential. The most horrible thing a government entity could tell. Britain or a business, and they ve been doing this not based on data or on science, but based on political clout and connections, and has enabled the biggest transfer wealth that we have ever seen in all of the history and it's been going from main street to Wall Street and the power has been consolidated from the little guys to the big eyes and the clock.

You like that is the overarching. So, let's let loose, let's break, set down a little bit by picking winners and losers, They said: don't go to your ace hardware, store, don't go to local hardware, store, don't go to the the local in store. Whatever you gotta go to home depot, you You they left these giants open while closed all of the local businesses. Absolutely they the very first. If you look at the very first mandates that came out in Ohio, led the charge on that and a bunch of others followed suit, they were all the small end. If they were small retailers, they were Jim, they were restaurants and lo and behold, as you said, the big guys were able to be open. The one that I found just and so completely absurd was that you could get your dog hair and nails groomed, but you personally couldn't get your own hair and nails grows.

And there is no data or science and to say that that was ok. and then they double down on it. So it wasn't like they did this for the fifteen days before this that we're not like five hundred days into they continued, double down on that messaging and it got so absurd that at later in the year as they started doing reopening as you would have places like New York thing, so if you're a bar, you need to serve food, but you know: if you have chips, that's not good enough! You need to survive put that Philip. What's the science behind the backs of the few from covert so. What is your theory on why they did this? This is all about decentralization verses, centralized power. If you think about the economy and new kind of kind of divided, down the metal, you have of the economy? That is decentralized. That looks

more like a free market. This is the small business. died. Ended before covered was about thirty point, two million small businesses that really exemplified in the free market. The other half of the economy is in the hands of about ten to fifteen thousand big businesses, and this goes for gdp and jobs. So if you are a politician who is trying to consolidate how're you try to get more under your per view, you're trying to get lobbying dollars, you're trying to get more support, may be for your campaign is much easier here for you to deal with ten or fifteen thousand big companies than it is to try around thirty point, two million small businesses. So I think that that is the driver, but whether you think it's nefarious intent in all or incompetence. The fact of the matter

or is that the big government has gotten so big and so out of control that the result would the same. Whether or not the intention is that the small businesses are too small to matter or too hard to control, so they the. What what's interesting to me, is in two thousand aid. They said these banks are too big to fail and which implied. We should sure we support the smaller banks to Will you don't get these other banks to a pay for their own mistakes and grow Grove II, the banking sector, if you will grow it out, not up and in any would provide some stability, but that's it actually the opposite of what they did you're doing it seems like they're doing that again. This time with small businesses. Glad you brought this up. This is the perfect example, so back in two thousand

seven, two thousand aid the bank's took on too much risk and that created these horrible consequences for the economy, not just here in the U S but worldwide, we all pay the price, but as you, they were too big to fail. So they got a taxpayer bail out the light. on the risk that the big, a slap on the risk that they got was in the legislation that Frank and later how we are going to rein in these big banks even other too big to fail? We have. We got to make sure that that we make room for the little guy, but the effect the outgrowth of that legislation. Is it The formation of small community banks, it put a bunch of smaller players out of business, and it completely old off small business lending. At the same time, the big business is now had no competition. They also had basically for money from the FED being pumped into the system, and so the small, but the big businesses got bigger and bigger.

One day he went through the roof, the what was meant to rein in the big banks? Actually, gave them free rein and now contrasting that's it. Happened this time, small businesses. to take on too much works, get not that that they needed a quota quote bail out, they were mandated shut, so compensating them is basically em, domain. Their property was taken. Quota quote for the good of society under the constitution, and so that's not a bail out that do compensation, but they were told they were too but they were told they were non essential to small the matter I've I've never been I'm not, alas, who guy I hate lawsuits, but if there is one case that the United States government should, be sued and pay out.

unfortunately it would be all of us at the bottom of the latter. That would be paying it, so it would just end up hurting us, but It is for closing all of these businesses. You put all these businesses out of business. You had no right to do it only did it on. De rests at first. They did it for the first fifteen days. Fine. once they started to say we're not gonna make it. They we try to open up, they couldn't they went out of business whose fault is it it's not theirs, it's not their fault, it is the. Federal government's fault nobody's even really talking that way. I know I'm in their gas lighting up either that the two biggest myths that are out there right now is one that we had these full lockdown that we were all in this together. We were not all in this together, as we talked about at the top of the hour, the big company

is were allowed to continue. Wall Street was propped up. If you had led your Amazon gift I down. If you had had Walmart closed down, if you had your local liquor store closed down. If you had led the stock market, you actually act like are good and react to what was happening. This have lasted real. Maybe even two weeks made three on the outside, so we were not on this together and then in turn. The compensation people say, or will they got Pii Pii, Pii relief, people, understand that the amount of p p p relief was not only if, for action the overall, like six point six trillion dollars that had been spent on relief, but also a fraction of what was needed to shut these businesses down

for months and months on end and the real tragedy of this entire thing and Dishin to obviously the subjugation of the right is: if they wanted to do this right to begin with, they could have done, compensation right out of the box to small businesses. Let people stay on the payroll stay employed, it would have cost them about a trillion to a trillion and a half dollars. I project based on the numbers and they could have bought themselves several months to figure out nation strategies, that's not what they did. This was not something that they gathered in the middle of the night. Instead, we ve got a close everything down. This is something either better. The treasury walked in to the office. When President Tromp was the president said here the plan to do it. Can you can you talk to me a little bit about how much of this was. Just you know,

RO, spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks and how much of this was was planned, and why would you plan something like this? I would like to although the markets as a signal- and if you look at what happened at the beginning of twenty twenty and your kind of January into the beginning of February, you have the stock market hitting time high. So, even though this virus is going on and minor, and there was a little bit of spread. You saw that that the markets here in the EU, I said you were not really that concerned about it at the end The end of February, all of a sudden, the market hooker knows dive and just went off. A cliff So are you at the time we're trying to get her head? wrapped around it erect respect we found through through an article that there was actually a leak.

But there was a think tank discussion and members of the administration had basically said yeah. You think things are starting to trip ended in this direction in terms of what we're planning to do, and so the market got a whiff of this, and was site or too are able to sell off before mainstream, of course condemn what always seems to happen, and I quote him quote free market, and so you had said come in and say it was going to stabilize the market and started privilege providing support to the market before anything else was done, and I thought that that was that of the day, the most important thing they felt was this: the provide support to the markets, Kind of tells you all that you need to know, and then the administration came out with this fifteen days to slow the spread plan who was absolute lunacy because it gave the blueprint to all of these governors to make these decisions

and Ohio was really early on and each governor thereafter kind of said. Will that provides us covered to do the same thing and it started like with the slow power grab almost like testing the water that can we really get away with it. Is that all really, we can okay, we're gonna, do more and we're going to do more and that below and up, and then the boy woman had an opportunity at the federal level to throw a lifeline, so they were the ones who could said well, if you're going to do this work in a back up. And make sure that its constitutional and make sure that we save these small because that we're here to do- and they just chose absolutely not to do that in anybody with half a brain cell could have

figured out? What was going on? I had raised the issue in March of twenty twenty before we even knew the numbers because it was so transparent, but the way they structured the programme, the first tranche of the PPP, didn't even make it a tiny small businesses. They went the Congo worse than Tom Brady, employ mayor, whether because the way the government structured at too big. And wept show. It was kind of you we'll burn. Could we get away with it and every time they got away with it it? You know it's like the slow creep. It like this blob that that spread and takes over with that. How much of this is related to this great reset yeah, it's interesting things to live. This concept they're from the World economic forum in as their projections for twenty thirty, though not that far into the future was saying things.

like you, will owe nothing and you will be Tapie, which is you, as somebody who is the very focused on property rights, scares he's a thirty army and- and I believe you would only have renters, and so you that have, then you everything is going on with the CDC moratorium on evictions to makes so much sense that Health organisation would be setting economic policy outside of Congress dried and that you got these small landlord, who are basically thrown to the side, making it very difficult for them to keep the place the river once to keep the places and keep renting, knowing that the government can interfere in that direction. At the same time that you ve got all this money going to big profession. Investors who are coming in and buying up housing

No, if this is happening at a global level on a coordinated basis or if they put this idea out there and others active acted. On it here in the? U S orbit just a coincidence becoming the end of the day. Big entities want to grab power in that human nature, and that's why we resist Et Cetera plan. I just want to go over what you just said, because I don T don't think people really understand Roy Now prices have gone up through the roof. Twenty five: twenty six percent- for a new house and that's not because all of a sudden were buying again it's because fed, is making money, so easy for big people to get that giant hedge funds are taking the money with no real risk and their buying. Entire neighborhoods, entire neighborhoods, the other that,

the great article in the Wall Street Journal. They came out in April talking about death, and I believe it was a d are Horton neighbourhood that, instead of sound them to individual and bastards. They sold the entire neighbourhood to a hedge fund at twice the private but they would have made selling it the individual, why why why they do that. Why would they do that? You're? Listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program, several stories I still want to hit the teachers union had Randy Weingarten has said they ve gotta get the kids back into school and she has. She has worked hard to believe

pledging that the kids are going to come back to school. As soon as they Go she ate the vaccine made a mandates. And other covered nineteen mitigation strategies, but also as they do that They are ready. You know she says that the combination of vaccines, I think, are a big game. Changer and that's good, but some Kids are unable to get the vaccine, so they have to have the mask Mandy mandates. You know in schools in schools. Then there has to be a test and trace and track and we have to have good ventilation can't be expected to go back to work like the rest of Amerika and do that and she says you know: I'm weak. The unit Are teachers just want to see more proof on these vaccines and they want to hear from their doctors and and that's why have to negotiate these also

You know she reiterated the her union's commitment on teaching political agenda. Called history she's the history that means there now producing is patriotic its patriotic for students to analyze truth from propaganda. And we're just giving them context to analyze. What's going on these days and they'll have their own opinions, but they needed what slavery was? They need to know why we have the thirteen fourteen fifteenth amendment. You know You need to know the reasons love for the causes of the insurrection on January six, then it's our obligation to teach. the causes of January sixth, so Let's just teach him honest history, inaccurate history and let them draw their own conclusions and by the way, stop trying to in teachers to keep them from teaching the truth. Critical race theory is not being taught in K through twelve students,

Where does the opposite of what she said several times in Virginia an elementary school share on its website and then removed a radical educational via video in during the summer that success police are dangerous to be around now again? This is an elementary school. This was for kindergartens classes and students and in the clip, woke kindergarten is safe. I feel safe when there are no police, that's right. Sir, that's weird! That's weird! Now lot of people are standing up again it against it in Virginia they just about had enough of it, and we're watching those parents in what's happening in Virginia but there is also a mom. that is in Rhode, island, and she just wanted to know what the teachers were going to teach her daughter, well,

It has been interesting to watch. We ve had her on before You know they said well, we can give you all that information, but I think, was seventy five thousand dollars to be but to get all of that information, they had to charge that just to tell her what there a teach. She, he didn't do it and now the teachers union is now suing this mother for asking questions about c r t the curriculum. Daughter school, we decided we would talk to her attorney, General Council from the Goldwater Institute John. riches. Selo John Thanks so much round me, and so I I believe the story gets more and more bizarre and completely out of control She asked for some documents. They first centred doc.

Said she has to be. Nine thousand dollars form all almost entirely blacked out, like it's a Pentagon paper. break the ammunition. Does is truly one of those. This can't be true types of cases you, as you said at first. All she did was asked Superintendent, what are you the teach my incoming kindergartner then as it is. You can include things like critical, reactionary instead of just answering her questions? They channeled her into this formal legal process where they had on told her there charger thousands of dollars in then If you have put in enough the any aid the National Education Association, a three hundred million dollar, you organization filed a law suit against her simply fur requesting these records ETA. The astonishing assault on open government on parents right to know what their kids are learning. So this isn't John. I don't know how you look at this, because this is much more

much more than a lawsuit against us, though you know a mom. This is this, game changing. If this is allowed to stand right, I view that when we look at me just just on the legal side, this is nonsensical. It turns the public records law on its head. These laws were meant to open government up their meant to protect the public. not meant to be used against the public, but MRS decision. your brazen assault on parents everywhere I meet in it. I think what it shows when it would, at this We has so much money. Do they have seen better to focus on, like maybe perhaps edging in our students than harassed and intimidating parents The pure harassment attack technique. This union doesn't care about kids, they don't care about the parents, they care about writing a radical political agenda, so there. They are saying that they, the sewer because

the sheer volume of requests and concerns about tee. Your privacy so they're, saying there protecting the teachers privacy, what here's. What interesting about that? That's not the way the public Records law works and, typically, what happens is a member of the pub I will submit a record request and then the government entity, in this case the school district, will review. Request, if there's any thing in there. That involves private information and by the wasting your question he private information she requested. Information about public teaching duties, but if anything in their klute in an email, Strang or something like that, the government any deeper dax it takes it out and produce the record here you have eight party that may even part of the public records process coming in and saying? No, no, I'm in a shoe to stop you record your question from getting public information at this is allowed to stand it

ITALY invert the presumption of transparency in the way public records processes work so you'd jumping. This is the kind of stuff you do for a living odds, that this actually even makes it to court. I? do not worry dish getting very far in court and me, we're gonna immediately move to get this. This thrown out active case thrown out and then what? How do we How do we get access to our own children's information? still pursuing. So we have to me just sort of some parallel options as well, we're still pursuing the underline records and where you get answers, technical questions and she has a right to know what daughters would be taught and, and I find that out. So you wouldn't do that with public records law to the open meetings law, we can hold this district Annabelle and we're not gonna stand for this union special into how how how

mean this is so pervasive. Now we have the cdc Writing laws about renters and landowners. this? Is the that's allowed to stand. The department of education can write its own laws. Every administrative office can start to do that, and it is. Doesn't seem to be getting better. The I mean how how convinced are you that are our court you're gonna handle these things. The way they should. we spend a lot of time. Thinking about this problem Glenn this problem of the administrative state of unelected bureaucrats, creating the law interpret in the law enforcing force in the law, look underhanded about you, but when I was in high school, I learned that we got three branches government. The legislature creates law, the executive enforces it, but when you have

it was like the CDC, creating rules investigating the rules enforcing alleged violations. You have one branch or government making all the decisions and that's not the way. Separation of powers, works? I think there's all sorts legal opportunities out there to challenge this? The sort of overreach many of these cases are moving moving through the process we have a very good you S Supreme Court that guy the problems of administrative law there's gonna be a lot of positive developments in this area. The optimistic sodomy believes that this is an area that that's very right for reform were talking to John Riches, he's General Council for the Goldwater Institute that was started by very Goldwater. If I'm not mistaken, trust that he started and and John you know, you save, there's a lot of opportunity, but are there attorneys out there. That are looking for this fight? I mean I've

talked about it. On the year before we had one of the best first amendment right, attorneys, I've Adam for twenty years they dropped us because it will cause too many problems with other clients that they have Yammy noticed. That is an unfortunate that as an unfortunate case where that comes up frequently and in private practice. Look if everyone look on the bright side of this Glenda. There are an enormous alot mount of public interest groups, so private organizations. Like the Goldwater Institute liked Institute for Justice, Pacific Legal Foundation, you name it that lawyers on dash that take cases specifically dedicated to limited government protecting individual liberties. I think that I think that now as a very positive development? Look really more than that. We need private doktor lawyers willing to take these kids his own and not be afraid of the consequences to clients

whatever mistress each public appearances, they think might be, might exist, this kind stuff, where you're being sued by the NEA that scares regular parents. And that makes them go. I don't want to get involved in all of this. I just I just want to keep going. What advice I have any knowledge. That is exactly why the any I didn't write it that the process is the punishment, my advice and its. I think it's difficult, but it's to be tough, to stand up to questions we all deserve a right. We'll have a right to know what our parents are gonna learn. We all have a right to know what our government is up to Nicole Soulless. Our client is incredibly tough, dedicated yeah person she's not going to take no for an answer, she's gonna to keep the fight going and it requires active, actively, engage citizens like that to to get these sorts of answers to hold our government accountable.

Thank you very much John Riches, General Council for the Goldwater Institute