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I d be able or we're waiting a long time and if we have a cow sounding chaos as a consequence, the filibuster now have you heard any of the view heard any of the main networks. Even talk about that- and I was ready use Chris, but he is on his game. They seem to think you did a good job. Wow. I've never heard anything that awkward tariff and I live through the Reagan administration. At the end, when they calling him senile saying is. I never saw that from rural radium, never of we heard from anybody, but me Grandfather right before he went into the hall? That's not till Reagan was out of office right of any. I would obviously he was having real problems, but that was a long after this. Was I don't know how you explain it? I don't know how you could just blow it off and say: there's nothing there! Would that we're just going to conservative conspiracy theorist

who are seeing something in imagining it. This is a a poor man among them is the President United States, even though in I don't think, he's gonna be great president. I would like to. Someone who is at least alert incompetent and can keep Estonia, because it's not just this place and will get into it here in a little while- and I can't wait to hear the opinion of Bill O Reilly coming up in in just about an hour from now I want to talk to, little bit it because in the press conference yesterday, there was a lot of talk about gun control and, if if Joe Biden gets rid of the filibuster, and he goes after guns. It is going to tear the country apart? I mean you can't you cannot take away the aid are in today's world that is the modern sporting rifle. It is what p, pull views when they go hunting What do you use for sports? You don't use grandpa, it's like honestly. It's like

going from. Trying to think of something there to people who don't shoot would understand, but I dont think those people understand, and I mean they still call. You know magazine a clip So when I was your age I don't know, maybe I'm in the minority here I grew up in the northeast. We were not around. My dad was in the military, but we are not around guns at all. I would without doing this you could show every day. I would not know the difference between a magazine in a clip either. I don't think there's a lot of if you know anybody a you leave, is horrifying like yeah, you talk people who don't have any interest in even learning, there's a difference between a magazine, Nicolet, yes, difficulty. We, like the famously Meda Bloomberg whose who is spent more money to try to take your guns than anywhere else in the country and yet carries won. A victory of course had has security and carries one, but he is

talking about an automatic weapon and indeed no the different mean automatic and semi automatic minarets. Even more fundamental obvious thing, you need to know, and he didn't even know that so the difference between going from a any are an otter, a you know. I modern sporting rifle and the one with the word that you know like they used in world war. To actually go from You know one of those black scary pistols, that you always see like with James Bond, but everybody has now to us to a cowboy gun me either. It's ridiculous! It's ridiculous Now there are things going on that you can get involved with, and I urge you to get involved locally. At your state level to protect the second amendment I wanted to. Talk to State Senator Tom Carbon of South Carolina, because what they are doing in South Carolina is. And tat stick

They have. You have an unorganized militia already and it's been it's been there since the beginning of the country right. Goin, yes, hi Tom. Hi morning. Thank you so much for having me on the yes archway, our state constitution, has in it in the article thirteen section one day as lined out a citizen re militia, that's been in our state constitution, scented conception, and I I've been self girl, I'm trying to remember remind Stu. I think he was with me one time when I was in South Carolina went into this this place in it's almost like a museum, but it's also lay still me there it's The militia headquarters and they have the registration book that is still in practice today signed by George Washington

You guys have had not mother, oh yeah, it's it's an amazing place, but anyway you guys have had the militia from the beginning. So what are you doing to fight against the begun grab here? Well, unethical question is there have been other, be all sponsored in the General Assembly of South Carolina, for example, there's one dealing with the second amendment Sanctuary state, ok pan, and I quote sponsored that the old, but basically what that means is that if the attorney general determines that allow coming out of Washington on executive order is unconstitutional been no state and can be expanded to enforce it. You know which is great dummy. Let's let some more of a push back against war. You didn't write, but it always wanted to pass a law creatively that would ensure and give copper to the people that I, Sir, that Washington,

could not come down here and confiscate any of the weapons that we'd illegally possessed now that that was the goal of this bill. So when I was thinking about how to do that, and I'll be honest with you, I collaborated with Doktor Edwin Vieira Junior, whose of constitutional scholar and trying to make this a great You had a lot of help from staff in Colombia, but the deal was when you get a previous Supreme Court rulings and you look at the United States Constitution, which says in the second amendment well regulated militia, comma, being necessary to the security of a free state, karma and these comments on board the right of the people to keep. Bear arms shall not be infringed you, and I understand that the part about our second amendment not being infringed and and infringed to access the web or undermine something ass. The definition of a brain right, ok,

for you, and I understand that that means the citizens of this nation? Ok, but sometimes What's she doing can be scary and the way they think so What I wanted to do was crap legislation that would actually I'm up the would imagine it will, while it would give layers with protection. So we call we have what is deemed an unorganized militia in South Carolina you're either at you reside here you are a member of the National Guard Estate Guard and if you're, not a member one of those than you are in the south, unorganized militia your automatically as it as a citizen of South Carolina as a citizen. Ok, that's correct year exactly so when when the Supreme Court has looked at the second amendment, they always look at it in terms of well. Those per second

when apply to every citizen. Are just do the militias? Ok? Well, they ve always determine it applies to the. Citizenry, which is great, which is what it does, and they should do. Let us suppose that a law, was fast, only executive, you're bored, they went back to the Supreme Court, any sort of confiscation and they did decide that it was only the militia? Ok, this deal within still protect them citizens of South Carolina, because we are in Malaysia. All I had to do, was go in and define what the armament are weaponry of that knowledge. It was in that all the builder people have a misconception. They think performing your Malaysia was going to start Malaysia thankful that that that's not it at all, all this he'll dirge, it is defined. Weaponry of the militia, and that's in section two. It says we're gonna an organised militia member at his own expense shall have the right to pollute

Yes in key all armed that could be legally acquired possessed by South Carolina citizen as December thirty, first, twenty twenty and that day it was just picked at random boy. I wish I could use today's date. Ok, this includes, but it now limited to shoulder rifles and shot guns, handguns Cliffs magazine all components in all ammunition fitted for such weapons. It's really, very briefly to the point bill, but it's the desire to prevent the federal government from ever confiscating n. Saying that we can legally have now become away its granted there. They are much of our militia and the government cannot disarm states militia arson I'm gonna stay well. You might be the only one, because I don't know how many states have a state militia like that. Do you know, they don't know. I would say that some states are important

with those that were you in bar with the Revolutionary WAR the time or that these areas along the coast done, would have some solar provision like that, I haven't really researched. Other states are thy. Son might do some may not, but that was The uniqueness of South Carolina did I discovered an affair through all the collaboration with all the wonderful people who help me with this bill, that that would be the best way to approach me but again begun copyrighted. I love the idea of sanctuaries day. Second, amendment sanctuary state that is in some money. That's a speed bump. What what you do? Is you wouldn't what this Twenty states movement means- and it's really important- is it says no state resources, so the lower the local law enforcement. Nobody. He can help the federal government take guns away, but it doesn't

top the federal government from coming in and doing themselves that yours does because you say, wait a minute. No, this is you have actually state resources that can be To stop the federal government from doing that correct the exact release weapons that we possess are part of the weaponry about our organised and standing in a well regulated militia hearings after one last question for you, I didn't hear bullets or ammunition in that list. Do I used overt and I'm so sorry last another does all components and all ammunition in a very good. I guess I can't it's alright, Senator Tom Carbon from South Carolina. Thank you so much for what you're doing and gosh we be counting on the people of South Carolina. Thank you. Well,

hope others. Hiv. Thank you go in your true patriot. Thank you. So much for what you did. You bet. I hope that you and your state are thinking this way. By the way I would I would love to see the numbers of new weapon purchases this week you to even get close in Texas and here Everybody has guns, you can and even get close to gun store now the line. Or guns little ammunition forget about it for about it? Nothing increases the amount of firearms in this country than endeavour were better than under represented. Oh yeah, I'm uniting looked and looked through. The gun companies are like Hulu COM on Biden. I can't wait for commodities and all right. Let me tell you about hustler turf. If you are if you are going the lawn every effort. Weekend, especially if you have a large lawn back in the

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and you see the number of counties that have already passed gun sanctuary, should tell leave the left and the media a man. Russia is not going to give up their guns there. That's not it everywhere. Look at that look at the map well. It's everywhere. Strangely, nothing in Montana, I mean it most as clean as California, but California even has in northern California, has some. Some counties that have passed this But if you see a lot of red state growth available there to him in his very little in Nebraska, nothing in South Dakota variables, nothing in North Dakota. It looks like he's at Alabama that there's nothing Mississippi I mean that is that's pretty remarkable

but there is little yeah there's some states that are almost completely filled in that having passed. It is a state but all of the cities in the counties of past it and you need to get involved in that movement. Texas. The governor just endorsed the movement here in a text and it has been proposed. Everyone should be on the phone with their state legislator in their state, senator. Their governors office and say I want the second amendment protected. I why something like a sanctuary state for the second amendment. In fact, all the bills bill of rights and their coming. Here? For this? I mean it tell it was interesting to listen to the press coverage yesterday, Barton was asked directly our guns, your top priority priority and in answer directly, but he d immediately pivot to infrastructure is concerned

all about timing. What's the order that you do it in and they know infrastructures really important told you that Yesterday did not you. I think you did mention Asia. I mentioned that it is it's not. The story line is not finished. They may have to have the right storyline. They need the right example. They need they need, not a guy named. You know Ahmad to me Peter. They need someone named, you know, TED. So when empirical data may legally to me to be a trump supporter than you to be wearing a red hat and need to be in a definite lay need once they get that they'll go for it. But I wonder if there's anything in the infrastructure bill, I mean remember, that's what three billion fort or an trillions they act, that is it. It was pushed out there three trillion and they started looking at a club more closely is actually more like four trillion. So I wonder, what's in that bill is, there something in that bill that will help them on guns. It's not fully baked yet

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Yeah, I'm gonna go out on a limb, not everything everything sucks. There are some good things that are happening. We just told you about what was happening in South Carolina and all over the country for people who are trying to stand for the second amendment. And there is a big push now and everybody is no going back and forth on transgendered. You know issues with compete. Peering against women in women's sport, who used to be a man, yadda yadda, and it's been Very, very divisive, and, of course, if you are on one side- euro homophobic it If you're on the other side, you can do no wrong How do we get past? All of this we get asked all of this by people just be having some common sense and looking at some issues with common sense, the fact that

You can have that the state will allow your child to have life altering drugs. When there was the last one, I saw that the parents lost the right it like eight years old. And the child decided they wanted to be a different gender and the state said. Yep, sorry and the parents would wait, wait, wait what eight twelve fifteen if you want to do something to your body- that's fine, but one, Your brain has fully developed is probably a good standard. There is it. Democrat that is pushing a Trans surgery ban for minors. Now he's a black democratic, and I want to start right away first, while welcome to the programme Caesar. How are you, Sir,

the morning when, how are you I'm good first want to start by giving you the opportunity- and I I I so spies that this has to be done, you're, not homophobic, you're, not transphobia. Your none of the foe backs correct you're, absolutely right in fact to foot to further display my, but the fact that I'm not became anyway. I was one of the chief persons honour Judiciary Committee fighting to put in protected than I hate crime bill for transition. Therefore algae TB, Q people, I mean there was a restricted in the beginning, in the sub committee and in the full committee were able to put it back in. So I have to tell people you got it. Why don't you join me by what I've done, and that is I've worked hard to make sure that transgender people are protected from acts of violence right. When I hear someone tell me of transport, which I laughed at the end of it, is it's crazy? How no matter what you did in the past does not matter unless you're what

two percent on board right now, so tell What you're? What you're trying to do in South Carolina, thus becoming a South Carolina, doesn't suck our well. You're trying to do. Essentially. What does still does is how still forty forty seven is there no child in South Carolina will be, it will be able to undergo trance your surgery or transgender hormonal therapy under the age of eighteen, sulphur persons under the age of eighteen. They cannot have transgender surgery. Anyone older than eighteen, they can that's all adopt and why do you think the? Why why are you giving eighteen? I mean why you coming up, then I think it will actually science says that people don't fully develop with regard

to their brain until the twenty five right I wanted. I wanted to reach a compromise. Twenty nine twenty five would be a bit extreme. We allow kids the smoke cigarettes at eighteen. We allowed him the guitar too, that eighteen bright. So ok, I see this as a yeah! I saw you say that you know it's a little unreasonable that you can't get a tat two until you Eighteen bud you can go home. Blogging drugs? You know, you're twelve at we go ahead is ridiculous. If it is simply ridiculous, I want you to understand that I've got some significant blow back, but I've also got some significant support, particularly from people who are transgender algae, BT, they're, just some people that have up with agenda and if you are one thousand percent with them, you're there arch enemy- I don't I've been in the state legislature

now for going on eight years. I don't deal like that. That's not how you get things done. I compromise with people. The thing like a work with you on, I work with you on the things that I can't. I won't what with Europe, but I won't demonize at the same time either. It's it's interesting to me that, because I think I know a lot of gay people, dont. Think and now I don't have any transgender friends but wouldn't be opposed to it, Why? It's a maid to me that usually the once in the gay community. That I know are you know if they push for gay rights and gay marriage, etc, etc, but then, after pass your kind like what is the rest of this, what it? What is happening to us It is those few that have this extreme agenda. Are pushing it and I quite honestly, I see that from a lot of white people.

On the african american community. And in what I've tried to tell my my white, Progressive France is that African Americans tin to be much more socially conservative than their white progressive counterparts. I'll give you that Therefore, in my legislative district, I've got nothing but over welcoming support from his book. People who were the head of my ministerial alliance reach out to me. They are all supportive of this. In my legislative district is almost sixty five percent. African American and even the wider evangelical that live. In my view have told me we never voted for you before, but we will vote for. You now said to me this she was a win win issue at home, My job number one in the legislature, is to take care of home, so I happy unhappy that. Let me ask you this because we just had Tom Corbett on from South Carolina, be interested in what you thought of his.

Unorganized militia bill. I had Really had an opportunity to study, Bill in particular, but well what I I'll tell you is where I stand on the second amendment, I'm doing my so pro second amendment I ll just give you: just my parents. When a nightclub liquor store, I bail bond Company in a taxicab company level the dangerous to have not because you get naked, it's the only it's like, and we did it while in war yeah. I bet I said all that to see this, I'm not going to put any american citizen in a position to where they can't protect. So I wouldn't do it to my parents and I'm not going is anyone else. So that's why I'm an avid hunter. I own fire arms, I steal regularly, and I think that we have you can have possible gonna ownership in this country, and that where I stand and I'm not going to support anything. That's going to take away the rights of our citizens to bear.

I'm not as easy as a Democrat. How do we speak to other? You know demo It's that have not gone all woken crazy about to the modern sporting rifle it's an a r is what People used to hunt now How do we know? How do we explain in a are look spooky, but it's not in a different kind of hard for me, explained is anyway, I was in the army, so I know how using a are fifty, I mean that's what you learn and basic training right, and I think that all the people there are giving the most the most forceful blow back a tyrant. They obviously have never used? Why they ve never been too? rifle wage indicates what they're trying to put this one size fits all gun, control thing all all of America,

works in New York City does not work and kinks three South Carolina cry. So I think it's a local issue and you need a letter, local legislature, speakers issues. So in your district, how how it is Biden. Doing. How are the national Democrats doing? Is there what How are they Vila Vice president and pardon me President Biden very well liked in my legislative district, but they really like President Biden. They know him, they trust him your policy leader sooner they're, they're they're, not. Not is highly regarded? again, you're talking about San Francisco in New York City. So is not a lot a commonality there I mean this is the land of barbecue, macaroni and cheese and another day there's no. There ain't, no tofu bribery. Caroline right, though it's their nodded

well regarded as Joe Biden. Representative Caesar midnight from South Carolina, a Democrat and Democrat. I'm you're in in office. Thank you. So much God bless you. Thank you. Thank you, I can tell doesn't Caesar big night make a good radio name seriously to solid name tonight. Seeds are uniting too. I think that's really good. I think I was late as the sole mercy for like one week and may be no more than two shows. I think I was like? John Saint John, the timely everybody had to change their name. Everyone in radio was John Saint, John here or whether the week I think I might have been Michael Saint Michael's, I'm not. Who's the youngsters ain't, something something and I kept blowing it, and so one day on the air I mean literally, it was either the first or the second show I just said ok and is gonna be clearly Glenn back

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president, your press conference, I am going to quote d on ok, I remember Dionne beyond the bellman, barely bear but right, but I'm quoting Deion ready. Yes, they call me that during the wandering Roma rounded around and around out here, that is. It is amazing how bad it was yesterday. Well gaming, President Biden, the wanderer, because he gets up there and he just goes wherever he wants to go. He ruminates word of the day ruminates force to, but the problem is that many, When he's ruminating and wandering, he forgets what his train of thought is. He can't bring it back. So I'm talking Glenn back now. Everyone

We're having a discussion about president reproach, copper time, making some wiseguy comments. But yet all if I forget my train of thought, Then the whole thing crash he's not able to bring it back, are right and that it's a little troubling and the the thing that was troubling yesterday that he miss stated facts. I mean big, big now. I gotta go about your mail here in my lap from below lay dotcom viewers because we do tv every night. You know, and I always lying he's lying a lie. I think he knows what he is saying I may I give you an example of this. Can we play the part on infrastructure there's? This is from the same press conference. Literally sixty seconds. Apart from each other hears cut one. I still like the majority, the american people don't

the fact that we are now rank what eighty fits in the world and infrastructure. I mean. I stop eighty If, then, the world sixty seconds later areas is we have somewhere in terms of infrastructure, We have. We rank thirteenth globally and infrastructure. Wait a minute. It is the way we live in. Such a high tech age is whipped right. Thirty seconds from eighty five to thirteen refer right, you are agreeing with me back that he doesn't know. He doesn't nay doesn't know. Is why didn't years hears the important part of this ok, he said I'm quoting president by There is a significant increase in the number of people coming to the border in the winter months of January. Her boy Marge had happens every year, ok, he's denying that there is a border surge, that's

unusual way, the truth is that between February twentieth, that's trump in two thousand On twenty in February thousand twenty one border patrols Ray engines, Europe, a hundred and seventy four percent there, but only a hundred and seventy four yeah. I mean that's only thirteen percent, so you the present United States looking into the carriage are gone you know it's not any problem is always happens if not any Worse now, oh, why a hundred percent lie or a hundred and seventy four percent rise. Ok so, which is only three percent? You would think that the core We know that this war- fallacious another word of a day rain and because they cause

armed with the facts, the brisk or don't you know, everybody knows how good and brilliant they are not. One challenge to that be, and not one step quoted by the nine reporters who are called upon to see you in Your president, in a fact based what you do give them room to run? yeah match ye shall send or what is the name that baby s person? you'd be the previous corresponded and Biden spokesperson, just one from sleep through the podium going back to and he was second do you. The tea I wouldn't we find your bike. Ok, thank you it, but it's too, being from me as an American, not just as a journalist or to see the present, the United States-

and Biden believes it back and people don't believe me. When I tell you this people leave, There's no problem down there. He d ya know. Use Thou said. This all said this for the last couple of weeks that you he is so out of touch that he has really truly no idea. What's going at a law, with Elvis he's left the building. Ok, a dog but he's had a good. I mean he's, had a good long run for it. Could you please that's great good? You pay a splendid lied and played Biden entered the Senate. This is him yesterday. You have it by the Senate the hours you're gardener filibuster. I believe we should go back, to a position that filibusters existed. Just when I came the United States Senate hundred twenty years ago, his knees, lop, ear, stuffed. That was a joke. That was Yes, no, it wasn't. Yes, it was now what the answer was Now what I was it yet ok

You think so. Yes, She was trying to be funny, but he did- poise and smile because he does it What's he saying They do luck. He came in with a hundred and fifty pages a note giant, crayon written note, giant aright, he doesn't know we re way without have you ever seen in a press conference? Wallis said last night: who's not of you know, he's not exactly Anti Biden, He came out there. This is the same Chris was it said that their Biden gave the greatest city of all time. Yes, yes, I am so he came out and he said last night I covered Reagan and I've never seen a president come out with talking point notes. Like Joe Biden do you agree with that

yeah, and they were an increase on the thought they were not there were tied down. Now he comes out. Any it uses issues say it. You should just say it I got don't you know too, because I don't screw up if you said that most Americans going ok, yeah, you know why you, I understand you dont want to screw up, so you gonna be precise and red off the page, because he knew that China, he was coming in The China question Clumsy picked a looks down. I reeves all answer and that's that, but but this I just want to make one more point, because this is legally clearly be worrisome for the american people, this was the absolute navy Your third word the day of the press conference. He looks into the camp of the press in the United States. Is in a what it is our job in the border thing. Remember we ve,

murder of thousands of foreign nationals pouring into the United States. Hundreds of thousands are right. So I'm on it I'm going send Vice President Harris. To Central America with seven hundred million dollars and get to the root causes of why the people are coming here going does anyone on earth. I think that this is going to solve the problem. Does any one on earth not know why millions of people in third world countries want to live in the United States if anyone not know that we have to spend a hundred million dollars on root causes. Here it is Joe Biden, if you in Honduras. You don't have any thing. You will never have any thing if you I'm here you could work hard and build a good life that hit weed

gave comma hours. They go down there and tell us that you are not going to solve a problem. That's been under way since the decks Gary, I'm sorry, it's just it's almost like third grade again ashen back to say: Brigitte School, its third grade this guy's. At that level, billow rally, we're gonna, try to convince him to open up and actually say, what's votes on a journey here you want to cut me off at the bottom of the hour in sixty seconds. Stand by mobile, O Reilly if you can get out of pain, if you can get out of pain, and so many people have debilitating pain. How much Would that be worth to you one day just one day without paying well. Let me tell you about the one day out of pain: I've it's so many of our listeners have had at once. We started

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you tell me how you think, we're moving on a gun control. What use is foresee happening here well, I'm gonna be that to resolve, because The second amendment is fairly clear and the Supreme Court, as comprised is not going a ban, allow any bans or navigation or anything like that. So all the people who want their guns and love the guns and that kind of thing just you don't have to worry, I'm right. But what could have? if you could have public safety compromises, example, if you buy an a r

then you would register the eight hour so that people would know of stolen if you are a lunatic all of a sudden that we have weapon in your house. I don't think that's unreasonable, but you're never gonna get it unless the grass of love. The democratic party, compromises on gun cry. Which themselves see the stats. Are that mass murder leg in Colorado ended. Lana comprise zero point: zero, Oh two percent of all gone homicides comes from a universe of California Davis Study, not exactly a conservative bastion, This is not the essential problem of gun. Violence in America problem is criminals selling. Caught or holding up stores using guns. That's where

in these six percent of the homeless occur, but the progressive laugh doesn't want to do anything. That, in fact, they are letting gun criminals out of jail in Chicago in New York City. Do you know that the witches why bill? Quite honestly, I don't buy into your first theory cause. I believe you on the second. I know those stats are right, your first areas, you don't have anything to worry about there. Doing this for common sense and overcome the Supreme Court. When you say they yeah minded The house here: could it be dammit through the Senate. I doubt it, but it's possible they do and Biden signs it. They'll be a federal court challenge and it'll be stayed in the Supreme Portal, hear it it wasn't the last time they had an hour ban

way back in what two thousand and eight three hundred thousand was war, is when it slip through. The green pointed ended is back. As you know, the quarters different now that was back then in the country You saw polarized now way more than watch back, then I boy wanted that the republican President wanted that remember now Republicans don't want any part of the the grass of central government, telling them what they can and cannot do and Michael, Yes, you are, this out, one traditional conservative that wants the federal government more power than one. So we're living a totally different country now,. Let me let me go to the filibuster last night. Here's what to Joe Biden said about the filibuster.

When I asked for forty votes certain so that the vice president who stays can break the tie. I get fifty one votes without her and so I'm going to say something outrageous. I have never been particularly poor, calculated how to get things done and then out of state Senate. So the best way to get something done if you, if you hold near and dear to you that you to be able, or anyway, we're waiting a long time and if we have to, if there is complete lockdown in chaos as a consequence, the filibuster then we'll have to go beyond what I'm talking about. What does he mean by that? Why me means he's gonna, do what he stole adieu. That's what it means to tell em being shoes and rise in Macao, Clean RON claim. Give a they come,

the enormous present, we got a really not to filibuster out, so you gotta get behind that and naval armies do what he stole it. Do you have any principles? that's gone the guy who is the White House, who is absent only incapable of making an independent decision. Would you agree with me. Sadly, I would Sadly, I wouldn't where we are a country and I'll tell you what next year two thousand twenty two if American, Don't wise up an and it's not the whip public and party is so great. They are not they're. Not. These people are dangerous. These progressive left people are dangerous to your freedom to your family and of you, don't get it now. My watch

what's happening in this country. If you don't get it Then you're gonna lose your country, and I say it out with any exaggerate: you'll lose your purse a freedom you gonna lose money. They're coming, after your assets. You want that continue to vote Democrats into off, yes or no question here bill. I just did what the Washington Post did the Washington Post reports podcast, which was covering this. They then never mentioned the huge gaff where he completely lost control of his faculties in the middle southward. Covering or not. Not for the. Why should impose such a noose gave. You are a bill we, about sixty sixty or eighty seconds I get back here. We got ready. Yes, yet a pang get a paper. I added reorder. Killing a mob on below Riley dot com. You get fifty percent off killing crazy oars, which just past five hundred

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turn the conversation to something that really no one is talking about, and everyone should be talking about something that is really important for your personal survival. Politically, talk about that after the break This is a programme that very much well, I'm talking about journey, so they ve these xo teak brand zadig. Is there there big thing so take deep, correcting serum you get that absolutely free when you get the classic Jenny, sulphur bags and puffing us now, it is spring, it's time

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lays tv subscribers. It will be available for everyone to Morrow wherever you get your podcast, but I urge you to listen to it now. This is not something that is going to be main stream. And the reason why is because this is kind of like when I talk about Woodrow Wilson now everybody and it might have been you at one point of your along time, lister of mind you'd go. Why is this guy continually talking about Woodrow Wilson? and then all of a sudden. You got it. You are like, oh, my gosh, that so important that I know that now I understand the progressive movement right, they are now saying that they are looking for. Wing extremists and the media and everybody else is saying that their Christians,

that their white supremacists, etc, etc, and you and I both know- that's not true. However, what I know that you most likely don't know, is it there a global movement that is now here in Amerika, and I've been warning about it for how long stew least, to that aid meares and ears and ears for years and years and years, and it has fallen on deaf ears. I'm begging! You leave please listen to this podcast, this is going to play a role and it will be a very dangerous road, it is capital T traditional ism. And if you ve ever heard me talk about Alexander Duke in this what he is pushing and it is happening in Europe, and it is now here in Amerika there three leaders global leaders of this movement-

two of them now live in America, one eye think really affects us, because all of his influence is in South America some reason or another. He decided to move here to America, but he still is influential in South America and Brazil in particular, the other one very involved here, and you will know the name first. Let's Go to What is traditional, ism? Listen from the podcast if the average person was asked to define what a traditionalist is to find myself as a traditionalist, I believe in the constitution. I believe in the founding fathers I believe in Amerika I go to church on Sundays. You know, I believe, in God in mom and apple pie in chevaler lay, but That's not what we're talking about!

Everything that you just described is that I think, could be labeled traditionalist with a lowercase t and that's the only little bit of help that we get here in the end of identifying what this is right. When we talked about an uppercase t, traditionalism we're talking about a very, very small the and eventually political movement, that really comes into existence, the early nineteen hundreds and Yes, they might share with you a belief that things used to be better or that maybe the principles that we should live. Our lives through today, which we should hold two in the future, were established in the past rank and therefore that we should be critical of the notion of progress right, but they all that in in something, far more arcane an esoteric and they rapid all in a sort of worship of the past and also a belief that

where we are headed right now is going to lead us to destruction and of that destruction is good and necessary and describes this as and we'll get into who Alexander Dugan is in a little while, but but I don't know if this is the way, the american traditionalist and will explain what that means in a minute it do. And did describes this as the the appeal collapse or the end of the world as described biblically and but there working to bring it on, because it's good yes, ok, that's the way it is all with traditional is all around the world. It is really the bid little Apocalypse not quite okay, so maybe rightly here is where we start to see. A distinction between between must say, a conservative christian and any one of these capital t tradition was saying so

the way it must say in in the apocalypse that he would hear about in the Bible. In the biblical tradition it tends to be followed by some sort of heavenly utopia right right. A rapture right did additionally, instead see an earthly apocalypse as being the prelude to an earthly utopia, and it's in this that might seem like a small difference there, but the low. So there's no Jesus returning on this one, not in the sense that they are talking about how they are talking about human society, secular, political, worldly, materials, society, returning to a utopia bright and again, that might seem like a small difference, but it means that Destruction can become the tool of a politician. This is its it's heavy stuff, but it is

critically important I have studied this for a long time. The podcast is with Benjamin title bomb and he is a guy. I swear to ease of he's a professor, he's, not a crazy professor, and he also, I dont think he agrees with me- You know all the policies, but we agree on principles and He is not crazy, nor is he wrong and When I found him months ago, I was like you're, my brother man, I feel like I found a brother because there's only the two us that our ring in this bell and he has spent ten years studying this, and it is critical But you understand because, as he says in this This is not a biblical apocalypse. This is a

this is a mystical apocalypse. They believe that there was this grates. Rich. You we're we're talking about paganism we're talking about you know the year. The druids and and things like this, there was this this great, you're standing of spiritual ism in the time of the Vikings, etc, etc and the old the place that still has there see if the sounds familiar to use do the only path that really still kind of has this. India India is the home they think of. Still, this original people, the original people. They lie. India and they kind of went north into Europe Vague, they became the vikings all of the all of the tests, Erech and all that stuff is this in the EU that are familiar unfamiliar Kay,

where, where it is, who else did this? Who else talked about this? Who else centred their entire movement. On this I mean this was the Nazi movement exactly right tell everyone thinks that the Nazis were Christians. No, they used Christianity, him. They were they believed in this kind of stuff and what this movement is doing is in full trading in our churches. Added traditional ism, look who who's your bid. For instance, In Russia, whose the Guess, defender of the author, the church in Russia the Russian Orthodox Church Putin who's the one standing up against me. You know lesbian marriage, Putin, whose one standing up against transgendered, is Putin how he's doing it because the church teaches it's wrong. He

images himself. As the defender of the church. This is in Brazil and South america- and it is in here in Amerika, in or politics and it is a stealth for body that conservatives, if you don't pay attention you will get swept up and you will stand with people that youth they incur on your side because we're again big state, we we think the things should use, be shy, down and rebooted restarted, they don't believe in individual rights, they believe in a global movement, you have to go beyond the surface and if you don't No, this

chances. Are you could go down the road and you will be on the wrong side. This is dark, dark stuff This is really evil stuff fatalism. Others on this this weekend is come out tomorrow, night out now for a blaze, tv subscribers. Ah I canceled my subscription judiciary. Add it'll come out such as America was very. I didn't like the ooze out tomorrow, but do you know who the leader is here in Amerika and I intentionally dont say who the leader is until about a half hour or so into it, because I need you to understand it first. And when you buy ways, not Donald Trump when you, when you hear who the leader of this is and who is- who said, with this guy on record and talked about it in detail,

and had no problem hiding any of it, it should It will show you how, oh deep, this already is in America. You are going to be blamed for all kinds of things. If you don't cut this out, if you have and I'm telling you. American churches have already taken financing from the people, because they they don't know the difference they don't know. The difference. Now this is not what the left is talking about. It's not what the media is talking about this is a real threat to the right, and I I. I can only ring the bell. What you do with it, up to you but You need to watch this.

You need to understand this and take it for more than just the podcast. Do your own homework after an everything you can to make sure that those around you who believe in small government in the constitution people involved with this do not believe in the enlightenment. They think that was a mistake. Does that sound familiar. That's also, on the left. That's why this traditionally not a right movement in America, but they are piggybacking onto it like a leaf and you need to understand it. It's available now force for good subscribers to blaze tv if you're, not a subscriber, we take we're out and where the largest right lean subscription service in the world because of you

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so much for our friends across the way. Thank you and I am happy to take questions of virtue. So do now whenever you want me to do that, was it now in the press conference yesterday, it several moments. Several like several moments. Let me So let me just play the our music is coming up. I'm I'm gonna be out of time. Not seeing the

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the other things that we ve learned is that we know how to protect these people. We should have protected them from the beginning, but that wasn't the recommendation. Said, the recommendation was Pollack, everybody down and somehow indirectly protect them in what we learned with. That was a gross failure. Hundreds of thousands of Americans died, many of whom were in the higher at hundreds of thousands, in fact, when the high risk category almost all of them, but in a lot of them, forty percent or something or in nursing homes, which, with the obvious target, instead of protecting those people people that were in charge of implementing policy. Did these lockdown almost the entire country, almost every oftener did locked out in those were the policies that were recommended by the people. Without now, me, but by the other people on the passports of the people that are dying from how there was a boy

result that advocated for the large are criticising what was implemented, that they recommend that they criticise people live me, who decided knew that the locked arms were going to be a disastrous pull away to pursue policy in they criticise that those of us who who criticised the bat as if their policies were not implemented to the airport? These were implemented. That means but policies advocated by the people like doktor, faulty doktor, Burke's and all the governors implemented the walk towns and we'll proven to be not just in effective at stopping the virus, but they extraordinarily harmful, and you know we can see that by looking all over the world is whether internal comparisons, if you want me to more but well, I wanna. I want to actually go back towards the beginning of us on the you said when you say,

that we found out that it's not as deadly except for older people? You know we have had these things before in the past we ve weave had polio was a was a big one, we didn't do this kind of a lock down. Can you find anything in history that you would compare co? with that we ve seen in the past and didn't destroy our economy and and and everybody up. Although a previous pandemics that work, Hurry deadly, including pandemics. It were more deadly to younger, healthier people. It was not there we're been locked down like this before a number in the in its obvious. Why, in fact the classic pandemic?

preparation paper, I think, was written in something like two thousand nine. I may be wrong about that, but that that paper that is referred to as the classic away to think about these management of something like a pandemic, sat very explicit We do not locked down because of the homes of the lock down because of the inability of human beings to function. And a healthy way with a lockdown was extremely on advisable to do tat you think of it. Ever been done in it, will never hopefully be done again. Though I am wary of their ideas. If I, if I didn't say something that I didn't really finish with, which is you act, what we learned in- and I wrote this in their paper- the last word, because what we really learned were too shocking I'm afraid we learned was the massive power of the government,

and we never. I dont think consciously realised that the government could shut down society. Closure with jobs. Closer businesses, closure, schools, quarantine, inside your home. Stop you from seeing your own family. We never understood their kind of power existed area. The second part, the wheeler, that shocked me even more as an American was the people were going to just say: okay here that study that passive gripped by their acquiescing to someone Extraordinary draconian restriction on your own personal liberty with a shock and we the people went along with the is that they have and continue to do. Is it because it came so slowly because everybody was willing to do it. You know for fifteen days, and then we ve been understood. Well, we're gonna wait until Easter, but

after Easter was gonna like wait. A minute wait a minute. What what? What know that we can. Continue to do this and it allowed those first to kind of allowed people to position. Anyone who was against it. As somebody wanted grandma to be dead, he I mean it sort of looking back on it, trying to figure out how this has evolved into what we have today, which is by the way, in my opinion, a completely and who damaged american psyche, then woman potentially never come back. I am I hate to be cynical like that, but I I have my doubts about what. Why did this happen? Well. First of all, of course, fear and that's understandable that the fear that was invoked by the completely inappropriate pronouncements of the war,

health organization at the time that started this whole thing about this Vitaly rate did, of course I was afraid to extraordinary fatality rate. It was probably fifty times what it really is and the a bit the idea that every one, the calculations of the models that were originally originally in the? U K it assume that everyone that equal risk rank, which again, is a massive hypothetical error, and they act kind of fear and was, of course it shows you what the the fear is on on human beings and in that sort of understandable. But then what happened was the media and learn from fascinating data about those, particularly the american media. Recklessly irresponsibly created fear They then I dont know if it was because or only because of the election year. I think a lot of it probably was pulling.

We motivated in the beginning, but I think at this point, people over several months by the time, I got the Washington and I didn't get there too and the July beginning of August by then there was a damage psyche. This was an obsession and addiction. The fear was not going to be overcome, when no matter who won the election and I and I actually people settled who won the President Biden wins the earlier this week, over. I didn't think so, and of course it has not been over the Indians and here in the Lee, fearmongering by the media, which is really extraordinarily harmful. What was the sort of ingredients? It is extraordinary how different parts of the country reacted to this bull in New York, there still terrified of it here and

Texas, we're not so afraid of it, where we have a healthy fear of it. And we just take precautions, but we know whose most at risk you go. De California, you go into New York or better, yet they come here they Just almost don't even know how to be in society anymore. I live in California. As you know your leg. The Middle EAST, what what what extraordinary is is the fear what's extraordinary if they complete lack of critical thinking. There's been a growth growth distortion of the data by the people who are the faces of the of the so called public health world. But worse than that it there has been a direct spreading of pseudo science.

And the red card to the public and we ve seen a time and time again literally pseudoscience, yet they lash out at those of us who do analyzer correctly and claim we are using pseudoscience, including my friends. They hampered You don't understand For instance, the six foot rule that we have living by religiously was pseudoscience. It was never scientific right generated. The World Health organization use three feet from the beginning, as did many countries, Austria. Finland, Sweden, China, Singapore, I can go on and on. There is no problem with using three feet even and not drink three feet, the correct number It's an arbitrary designation, say six speed and now that we know it's wrong. Where is the uproar, whereas the instant? The admission of air and the and, more importantly, instant change of everything could three feet:

Why is there not being done? I think of the serious example of people having broaden the something no more even wanted proven wrong. They are still will added to it in the relevant, because that there is a big difference between a fund in business or functioning restaurant, a functioning school and not three feet is a very different number from six. Well, I will tell you this also the EU context. Outrage win but will go to a restaurant and have to wear a mask while walking to the table, but then can take the mask off while sitting at the table that the most that is almost magic in its thinking. Why I am also glad it's interrupted. It's it's completely, irrational, ok and I'll. Tell you why the irrational exposure does

happen when you're walking past somebody, the CDC, even the five exposure is sitting in some being in someone's personal space for fifteen minutes or more the only time you're going to be exposed in a restaurant. When you're sitting at the table with the people you're with you're, not gonna, be exposed by walking through your table. Yet this is the sort of poverty, we Alice in Wonderland logic that we use here in this country, its complete off the rails. I can't even emphasise enough how you rational behaviour is. I mean the biggest example is how we double down stringent requirements in the low risk environment. Yes, what I mean by that the schools that has no safer environment then a school. Yet that's where we're testing that towards setting up these barriers that not even opening the schools in many parts of the country or even cause

a low risk environment compared to the community, it healthy, younger people for the most part, of course, the high risk people they can be protected. They can be vaccinated whatever by the law. Sk Environment, you don't need that passing every single day, closure, etc. Airport Our aim low risk environment. There has never been significant outbreaks of pieces on air point there had been paid. Soon, but the data on aeroplanes are not showing that it's a high risk environment, yet the aeroplanes will cut were told. I was I just flew through more in it must be on it our you're told more than a dozen times to put your mass gun in between biting between, sits. Meantime Air filtration system on an airplane is much more effective than anyone else, but those schools low risk environment. We have the most stringent requirements, this, the complete lack of rational thought going on and again the indication of a severe

lead damage, psyche you walk around outside in California outside outside you'll, see young people, young healthy people who are extremely low risk to begin with. Wearing a mask alone riding a bicycle in there alone wearing a mask. This is totally irrational. It is pseudoscience. It's like carrying a magic quarter try your pocket. I we're talking to Doktor Scott ATLAS. Let me take a one minute break and then, when I come back and talk to you about what the former director of the CDC has just said about this, and eat. He is going to be called me. A which for saying it. We'll get your reaction in just a minute but he's a big fan of paying more to fix your car than what your car is even worth. Call me old fashion, but that's the way I am. He got a car it's probably won the more expensive things that you own and it is

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I've always thought that way. I don't have any proof on there and I think he said will see also. I agree with him. That the most golly scenario. Is it came out of the land that does not mean sincerity that it was created lab or that it was intentionally turned out from a lab. But we can't even see that care even say that likely scenario. We can't even say that any more being called conspiracy theories. Look all I want is the truth. I don't care, I don't think the Chinese went and made this virus then intentionally released it, but we have to know the truth, and you will tell me what happened to science in the last year yeah, I think A couple of things embedded in your question time

become, I think science and expertise have been destroyed. If its permanent, there is certainly a mass of modern politicization of science, the best journals and the World New England Journal. Lancet science nature journal of the EIA may have become completely politicized at it. For your life and, in fact, have published Bruno defamatory garbage, it's embarrassing, the second part of that is that the the undermining of the term expert and then really destructive. I think, because, with this sort of censorship, that's outrage, this failure- but to say they were grossly wrong and in lashed out and be saying people like me who are correct, and I was correct over over again about every single thing.

As were others, those people who have continued to sort of twisted stored my words and others- have undermined the entire process of seeking the truth that we need to solve crises like that, and so that kind of heavy handed rebuking censorship, bullying and all these official and unofficial statements emanated and of universities quoting my own. I really have been harmful because what happened? Did you get in work and part of that? Sorry, we're we're out of time. Doktor Scott ATLAS. The last word find it at Stanford Review Donaldsons Programme, sorry network breaks where I don't have any choice Let me show you a little bit about rectangle. It is going to be beautiful here in Texas this weekend and I will be cooking hang on my wrecked deck now, this

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and had over to blazed. He'd come slash. Glenda promo code is control for twenty percent off your subscription now to blaze, tv This is the Glenn Beck program. Thank you. So much for listening. Do you remember? Do you remember when we, when we, when we went back to work, I want to talk about Suez canal you by the way you're talking to my ear, we're talking about the Suez Canal, but I wanna go back to a time when we were talking about the: U S: S Fitzgerald the? U S, S Fitzgerald was a giant cargo ship It was heading south away from Japan about sixty four miles off the coast and then another ship Was heading South EAST, but

one twenty one. I am. It made a ninety degree turn was heading. It would have missed the Fitzgerald. But five minutes later it turned again this time back east directly towards the? U S ship, dear memo on this happen,. You don't even listen to me anymore. Do now not now, usually now so the two. Collided at one o clock in the morning. This is, of course, I think my hand. This is a few years ago, a couple years ago, her gay and they collided and if you like, kid: what happened the the crystal the ABC Ex Crystal, which is the boat that rammed the? U S Navy ship they we couldn't control the boat, we lost all control of the boat, we lost power. I and it was clear that it was steering, but they weren't steering it Kay.

And it it was something the Navy was investigating. Is somebody hacking in to these ships to be all too just take over any ship and then use them as a ramming device. The only reason I bring this up is beak What happened in the Suez Canal where's canal in case you dont know, is super. Important for everybody's economy. It has been for a long time, in World WAR, two it was so important. The Suez Canal was so important. They put these job, lights on the Suez Canal, because the You'Re- not this again, not the Suez Canal reward to story again, really again, enabling I've ever told me that in a year have I'll have you ever done on air, but you ve told it to everyone in this building fifty four times,

There's a big light. Answers can no longer works. We all tell a story. Tell the story, you know. What's real member, it more was listening to it. At a hearing are worse. You are the worse now worth of work. This is great story. It involves a magician it. I mean it's a great store guy. The reason I know the Suez Canal light is because you have it in your office. Yes, That is why I urge all the story, because they had people call when they come to me there like. What is that not on what is going on account of the more I want to show not to show people? That's you. Where the workers will it. What is your way? What is your? What is your boy? I want to show people, people I want to show people exactly good show them. I shoulda along walking down walking The hallway now, let's see to your office and

First of all that you're, not a pack rat it all. I just want to make sure just in the in the hallway. This is you ve got, the rest is for movies here, no, they landed with Dorothy and the flying monkey outfitted Curtis that here, we got all the star wars stuff all over just randomly better out that's cool boy. You see, oh by the way you do to have you seen the sea therapy. Although just came in, we have to have a real ere we, I guess we have some people from Paris Outlook, is Abraham, Lincoln, headed above all, right now I tried to tell the story about the Suez Canal Office? Go notably those Jeffrey Jeffrey keep em are genuine, know and understand that there is a giant robot. Ok, we got it, we got it, we got it. I can't believe, you're making fun of me on this. This is a great story. Is it

yet it is because this is in his office, this just a giant spotlight next to us. Polar bear, of course, obviously just a giant spy light from the Suez Canal. From the night brain firm, the nineteen forty used during the Second World WAR why is it a lawyer wait? What was this you some above? This is a ball on his desk You know what this is about shut up. I just about sitting That's a good! That's just it's it's! What not allowing Turkey Nothing it's over! It's it's an important bow. That's all it is to you know it's nothing. It was just something that you know that I Vista you know what is not regarded as is known, you're gonna make fun of me? That's? Why was wild My here is, of course, I'm making for it. This is the the ball from hunger games. Cat catnip strike

that is well. Why did you listen of that story and you didn't listen to the top? the above the magician, you my arm a million. It ok turn him off tournaments. Here's Here's the thing it was so important, because so much material goes through oil. Everything If you lose the Suez Canal, you have to go all the way around Africa and it at least fourteen days. Is he still out in the hallway just making fun of me? What are you doing us working practices? The audit knows back out so anyway. So everything goes through the Suez Canal. I believe there is a chance that this ship might have been

digitally hijacked. How can that is now still You please come back in the studio This is like you look in the mirror, her gladly that you jerk It is now in the lobby and. Showing the head of the state of Marshmallow man, Shiku Incredible Jerk, so anyway, hurry up come on again real, quick, ok you're just in time just in time to hear Suez Canal, Spotlight story oh that's spotlight. They tried to confuse the the Women's, I think, was the Germans that were trying a bomb, the Suez Canal to stop the flow of oil into into anarchy? I'd Europe and Great Britain so lay

They put these giant spotlights down on the canal, and then they hired a magician put some sort of spinner Inside of those lights and those I would come up. To the plains! wasn't just two? spot the planes. Are you shoot him down? In that case it was to disorient the pilots, so they could bomb, the Suez Canal now pack rat would have found the spinners I don't have the spinners C D. Have the spinner. I dont have just had the light from the Suez Canal. It's not to say that I haven't looked spent years. Looking for the spinners, but

anyway, you happen to have those Suez Canal spinners out there and you want to buy. Is that a great story seriously? I mean now it's not because I didn't tell it well because he was involved, but that's a great piece of history and there went to a magician to save the Suez Canal come on chemical active magician to save the Suez Canal. Now I should like to see a magician to save this stupid breakin. They should all from you. American financing. American financing is was a stop looking at me, I'm just keep up I might arise if american financing can provide a loan Tobias spinner for the Suez Canal. Did they offer type of lending programme. Is that something

and if you went to them with a with a great credit score, they, like you know I hears here's hunter. The thousands of dollars to buy allow it would not be hundreds of thousands of dollars. It would not. It would be cheap because nobody would know what it is. It's like the rap that I have from in Fleming a rat in Yeah use elder, rarely story you at all. This is a year. You know that's a great piece of history in a great story: AIDS, a great story out another I want to own the rat with AIDS. You'll have a story that everybody goes ha. But you don't have the rat, and you could say look this is true. History of this recording their like I can't believe you have a rat in your office and then, when you tell the story they're like that is cool. That is it's a cool. If you're going to have an explosive rat, that's the one that had I got she was such a jerk such a jerk,

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that was fun to make fun of you on the radio, but I was ready to start fresh. I was really start fresh yeah. Why did I think people should consider the fact that there is just a moment where on you're watching on please tv. You got to see your face side by side with the state of Marshmallow man ass, discussed how it looked like you were just looking into a mirror and I never really saw the resemblance worth. Were you are you made of marshmallow, or did you give birth to the marshmallow men because you are definitely related, I would say, and the cabin decapitated, Abraham, Lincoln Head was a nice touch tip El conservative racist would want decapitate Abraham Lincoln and that's what Gladys done he's gotta ran like you want that had. Is you know what that what it is? It's a sit. It's a symbol of your hate, Abraham, Lincoln decapitated ahead, is living in a box and our studios, so that

splay. It's not. I made it just, don't know what it is now it you not know is actually really cool story. Ok, This is what I think I did listen to go ahead of block together all these out Disney, was working on something Walt Disney was workin on something with Abraham, Lincoln Robot of some sort I ran like robots and they have this is this is this is this is like a father and his son as the Father is listening all right. Tell me what you ve learned word taken any tells it this way is that we want to hang myself should understand. This is how everyone here is yours. I just want to be straight on so at ever, there's a neighbor ham, Lincoln Robot. He was building, but it wasn't ready, but they needed. It was almost ready to be shown on tv or it live and work we needed to light the robot like him, lighting on it, but it wasn't so he took herbs

air foam Abraham, Lincoln Head and put a broomstick, so he could light it. For the robot, was ready. You have those styrofoam had how close a matter that that's not bad, I think it's a seventy five percent of the facts and you must remain fifty feet away from any artifact. As I want a restraining order Robin brought on you, I guess it was better than now. Yes, that is v, Let us have the story, told very poorly ass, I didn't say I was gonna. Tell it well! Thank you for that. There's gonna be cool. You have a lot of these items around here at our. These are eventually go into the museum, the Nagoya yeah, because a museum is apparently Legit I was they give you it's ok, I just a pack rather despise weirs weird thing: no, it's ok I'll tell the american story. They all are a part of it all people yummy, for instance,

the Suez Canal light that that's that that is not the story of the Suez Canal. That's the story of somebody thinking, how are we going to confuse the the Germans. How are we going to get this canal remain open in them, not bomb any of the Suez canal? I dont know somebody thinking out of the box and going have we the magician. I mean who thinks of that. That is a strange thoughts of that and then the magician getting the call and gone. Yes, I do taking develop something that will confuse the pilots that that's a great story. Always about the individual. Coming up. It's not government, it's the individual coming up with something that has never been done before. Events over and over a military junta how innovation works. We talked about really a few minutes ago that whole book is filled with the most important things in your life that are developed not by like some crazy expert, but by people just

with things tinkering with things on their own and You know coming up with incredible things have changed the world correct I mean in, and that is that the american story, that's but you lose. You know when they talk about. Infrastructure investment? We don't invest in if they're, not talking about roads and bridges with their rights. We are talking about is investing your time. Six dollars into companies too who have a public private partnership, so we can China on things we're way ahead of China on many things on me. Things most things chips they compete ships. They are ten years away from being able to make their own computer chips and the other is whether that close is because they had a steel, our technology, we

don't need these public private partnerships. We need government to get out of the way the american people will and always have the way and found the way to do the impossible? It's not a giant corporation. It is not a giant government. It's the individual that matters, not the collective, have a safe, weaken its nuclear programme.