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patents. Do thanks for joining us on the Glenn Beck program, a bunch of people that got in the way of traffic again. This is a tactic that I absolutely love. I think it's great people just sit in the middle of the freeways. You know not wonderful, winning when they break the law, and just show you how committed they are to their cause, and it just makes you friendly toward their cars yeah. That's me, too. That's exactly how I feel I always feel like you know, I wasn't going to support them in their fight against global warming, and then I will wait a minute you ruined my day. Yeah got us now. I love your car. My kid is drive it yeah. I can pick them up and there's stranded wherever they are there sitting outside a baseball field somewhere just sad, looking a puppy eyes and waiting for mommy your daddy to show up and no coming because you blocked by path. I love your cause now, we'll yet you wouldn't be so selfish is to say you should be allowed to go through here. Of course,

now will be re. I hope, even if you have extenuating circumstance right, even if it's really extreme yeah and there's a guy here who is trying to tell em I've, got it extenuating circumstances. I could go to jail, checked check this out.

May god will be revoked, does make it do his job back in jail, one lying imagining. What one way limit just get your mayor Zanna beltway in Washington DC, my god knows what he did to be beyond her. Maybe he's not the most sympathetic character, but is poor? Guy just wants to not go back to jail yeah, but even if it's a police show up and endure rest the protesters, but they also arrest him right so that he didn't even work out. Even us is this. Is this? Is your story of the day as all

stories of the day end in a very way Just amazing pat I don't understand it like a no, I I will say: will I watch that footage, never term of wash and watch it several times now and every time I watch, I just think to myself. I would not have been able to control myself in that situation. No I wouldn't I've been, would have done something stupid. I'm not answer all now. You know and I would have been more pissed than he is yeah he's kind of pushes one of them that's about. As far as he goes. He takes their banners and he pushes one of them. He crumpled them up too. He crumpled up the banners, some of them. I do not actually players at exactly effective in a long line of traffic. On the first cars are to see it I right. Really they really they're gonna see an see for a very long time term annually. Effective here you are, you know, I'm at change. Protesters you're upset about climate change, so you cause thousand of cars to idle on the freeway altogether.

Is that really good for the environment? So that's a really is a good move. It really your cause I dont understand is first it is illegal to sit in a roadway like that you're on the capital best way, which is one of the busiest freeways in the country and you're here, up all these people and I don't care if they are under a time. Cruncher, not you shouldn't be doing it and should be immediately arrested every time this happens or dry to one side of the of the road and then traffic just proceeds either. This is, exactly why a lot of states have passed the law that you can safely carefully drive through these blockades, even when they are in the road they won't move. You can sort of drive through them and not prosecution, Missouri had a lot like that. I think oklahoma. Several other places have the proposed legislation passed legislation that it is

not illegal to drive through them. They'll move. I believe me, I think, of you start. If you drive through their there are they continue to just sit there. Well, let's go crazy Maybe I doubt it. I think my plan would be I would stand up and I would say guys. What I'm about to do is my car to drive, then I'm the duck, my head, under this, under the dashboard here and I gotta see. What's coming up, I'm going to duck I had and is going to roll forward if you are in front of it you're going to get hit, I'm not having a see it happen, but you're going to get it. That is what is about to occur your own risk and then start the engine. Well, that's the thing, and then time. Anybody does is to end these dark to drive slowly through group like this. They start screaming bloody murder like you're, trying to it really trying to murder them, I'm

you're, the one that's in the roads. This is not where you're supposed to be out of your aware that so really terrible tactic right, eat it. It's a terrible tactic and it does nothing for you except pete. Piss people off no one. No one is sitting back there and saying you know what I've reconsidered by have a position on fossil fuels yet because they're sitting in a freeway it must be early and it must be really important, very important. I'm not going to do fossil fuels. However, this happened in houston when you, when you lived down there, still. Yes, I do remember this: it was the esa. You protest for the janitors who cleans the buildings downtown and so the downtown jail enters group Remember what they call themselves, but they brought it. If I get enough name the I think it is got down challenge editors curve, that's like they brought in a ton of people from Chicago from esa you headquarters and then imported the people imported them to Houston and then in in big intersections. They

they would drive into the intersection and then dumped garbage in the middle of it. I get symbolic that ok, here's this stuff we cleaned up last night, and now it's in the middle of the us ass this or never get cleaned up. That's everything, and that did not dear me to their plight. The I'm telling you block a major inner intersection live dervish young catch pile well because they dump a whole bunch of it, and then you were like darn it give these guys a raise. You know that that will happen at is not how it happened. Now note attended to upset me and make me a bit irritable and not friendly to their cause. Actually so, and out of spite you just wind up like I like that happen, to me and I'm driving it. I was sitting there in that traffic for all that time, I wouldn't even with the gas being five dollars a gallon. Ten, surely rev my engine at every stop light for the next month. Gesture the environment. Now, that's my

not be sane and also it doesn't really hurt the environment, but it just ball to annoy them. I would do it and I would never. I would be much less likely to go along with their costs after that I wouldn't want even consider it, because that would want to reward them. I don't stand how they think that helps it does. it doesn't not. To mention that there could cause is ridiculous. Bat crap Yes, it really is in I'm reading, Alex Epstein knew a great book. Fossil future right now is about Maybe we should consider. I don't know you more fossil fuels, not less may actually, veto will make the world a lot better if we use more- and he makes the case in its it's right- it's really hard to pick a part, which is why the left does not engage with it that no inner there there can asia, be in some things about fossil fuels that our negative. However, the good

so totally overwhelms that right and it's a and it is a unique ability to to her that good in it, we talk about ok. Well, we can, we can make. or power we can they wind power and obviously those there's tons of problems with that in the cost and all the things that we talked about a million times, but also they don't even start to address, made portions of the are our energy needs and really that just produce electricity so you know when you're talking about heavy machinery, how you get that done, You know I know I know. Elon musk has a couple of prototypes out, therefore long hauling with elect. Vehicles. Be eventually that comes across. I would put would put anything past ilan, mosque, anna guys, pretty smart and seems to be able to accomplish a lot of amazing things and maybe one day that technology will be real, but as of right now headed, usually transportation is all fields full stop, there's no way to do it without fossil fuels. You need them and

and he pointed out a prediction that I had forgotten about: pat prediction from AL gore and any need from a book a demand from AL gore and two thousand eight. I think it was that we We are completely off of fossil fuels by two thousand and eighteen, and I said, I sat back. I thought what so in ten years time to be completely off fossil fuel. At no point did you try to get leave actual? reasoning behind that are how you would do that it was obviously impossible. I mean look at this. What we're attic with increased our fossil fuel usage since then we're not at zero? I will tell you that in just of now how absurd it is you had. You could have predicted someone like you, I must would come along right. A guy who was willing to throw vast amounts of his fortune at a problem. He really cared about and risk losing billions of dollars right. He just do because he really cared about it and what

able to innovate faster than any of these major car companies could, when you could have never predicted or pending on someone like that becoming along to admit, in electric cars and even with that advancement, we're still not even remotely close. I think it's three percent of our energy comes from renewable from solar and went to now three percent few combined solar and anyone together. Yeah. I think if you do solar, wind and hydroelectric. It's like fire image. Hydro is again another thing. The left fights against all the time ya It just seems quite clear: they don't worry it's not about the carbon. You know it's about. there's this idea that you want on sort de industrialize, this country, they fight against hydro and nuclear, which are both clean, renew,

global sources, and they won't have anything to do with either one of them. You know, and I'm skeptical, that solar or wind could ever do the types of things we need from up for our power of the titans skeptical, even if the the tech gee improved some level where it was capable of doing a lot more. The left would complain about that too, Did you see the car company in sweden or fits the switzerland or somewhere, where that they the have it run on solar power they built solar panels into the car? It's too one hundred and forty five thousand dollars just the two forty five, two hundred and forty five, that's the least price on that you know probably about eighty thousand a month yeah, that's not a very good least one hundred thousand down only pay twenty thousand a month, wow yeah total to you, I'm in but Natalie Natalie to cost

an extraordinary amount of money, but it also got you. I believe- forty miles on a charge, do yeah Yes, so how sweet is that very sweet pay? So you could almost get to work and back one day before he had the fire it back up with this, that isn't shining by the time you get home really. And so what do you do with it? I it's so impractical, we're just not there were not there yet where, you can say alright. Let's turn this over and let's cut back on our fossil fuels, and I think you and I both agree that if we were there, I'd be fine with that I have any I dont care royalties who fossil fuels, I don't work for x. On mobile, I mean I do recognise that they ve turned, the world into a weed now have like civilization, largely because of fossil fuels. I do give them. I have a lot of affinity for fossil fuels,

don't look at them as an overall massively on positive side of the ledger in its not close, however if some other technology like nuclear, have makes an argument here right, there's there's a possibility for four nuclear. I think being a real player in in in the in the world of especially especially electricity generation and I think there is an exciting future. Therefore, nuclear its but again is opposed by the left. Suppose they they hate you can always tell us serious environmentalist from from one of these idiots. It's gonna sit in the middle of a highway when, about nuclear if they were, embrace nuclear. You know they're not serious about it. Now I think I could still make the argument that it should not be our highest priority to go to zero carbon, like that's, not that doesn't It's ridiculous. I mean it's just as essentially and another attempt it's an attempt at men. climate change

you are saying we had man made climate change, so let's implement another. Kind of man made, climate change will adjust everything about it and try to change the climate by man again, I made This seems to me an idiotic pursuit, but if you're going to go down that road, obviously nuclear would be the way you'd go they don't even address it. They don't want anything to do with it and it shows they're not serious about. It will tell you about the I p c c report. That's coming out next week as well coming up in one minute american nl as one eight two, three four w w w that animal S, consumer access, dot, org a new report shows that almost seventy one percent of americans feel their pay. Checks are not going to be able to keep up with inflation, not just to be able to get ahead, but to just keep up. We all know where this is coming from the people. Supposedly, fighting inflation are the same ones, giving it to us in the first place. We all have a responsibility to yourself in your family to do what you can t

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b of the. U n report compiled by hundreds of scientists shows politicians in belgium, germany, hungary and the? U s raise concerns about final draft published next week is expected to address the fact that nineteen ninety eight was the hottest year on record and world temperatures have not yet exceeded it, which scientists have so far struggle to explain why because if, if we're the middle of global warming. Ninety nine it shouldn't still I'll be the warmest year on record right, spend twenty four years. We should have exceeded that by now report is the result of six years of work by the union's entire governance intergovernmental panel on climate change, the ipcc, which is seen as the world's authority and this is also supposedly where they said- that one of the scientists, the ipcc is the one who supposedly said that we had other goes

twelve years left at the time. Now, it's down to about eight or so, and Michael shellin burger went to that particular scientist and said, hey in and tell me what me through it were again this year? The fact that you were he's gonna end in twelve years yeah. I'm really glad you brought that up that I've never said that. things, and they really is amazing. I kind of the odd it was an over blown predictions when I or like it was misinterpreted now he had never said it never said it never said anything really like it. So you this happens all the time, and you might remember last time they published one of these ip ipcc reports was two thousand seven and they a bunch of covering up, then there was the email thing: the climate gate scandal that and from that, wherever bodies trying to keep secrets from the people about what

that report actually said. They the scientists involved were trying to manipulate their data to make it look more convincing and they were they were we each other that hey we gotta make this look worse than it actually is, so that we can scare people into really caring and doing something about that. You remember that and that, when nowhere everybody, those about that. We know what manipulative liars they are and still we're supposed to believe everything they say and what's the point right? What's the point the fighting off climate change right, it's to prevent climate related deaths, from happening right right so would let me give you who publications the I p c c report Glenn backs and inconvenient book. Ok wit, publication print. The numbers of climate related deaths over the past century, which one say Glenn bags, yeah and inconvenient, but why? Because they're down ninety eight percent right

if they weren't, if they were up at would definitely be putting them in their report. No addition, after addition, after addition, they don't put that little chart in there, but in their release. Why it's? The most important thing is the whole point of this is to stop climate related deaths, yet they avoided because they're down ninety eight percent interest, the Glen back programme its summer, and if your home project to do list looks anything like mine, its long beat the heat and put on new custom window treatments from blind start com at the top of your let's stay, cool and save. A forty percent off site wide at blinds dotcom blazed outcome has premium shades, shutters, drapes and so much more. They have outdoor shades. That will train form, your deck or patio. You need help selecting they have design experts who are really

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its patents do Glenn this week. This new IPCC report is fascinating, leaked documents seen by the associated press yesterday reveal deep concerns among politicians about a lack of global warming. Over the past few years, germany called for the references of a slow down in warming too. he deleted, because it In fact the narrative say, looking at a time span of just ten or fifteen years was misleading. They should focus instead on decades or centuries, germany's noticed this, but fifteen years is more than a decade betsy gay and a half. Where's, your scientific back up on that. Do you have any evidence that supports that pact. I do yeah, I do actually really yeah ten years. Is it oh team is more than ten. So that's more than a decade

when you say in that way, it makes Anthea at the now that you ve explained it. Ok, gooden! hungary worried the report would provide ammunition for deniers of man made climate change will be adds called evidence That's what they're deniers! That's why and I deny that there's been some warming and we ve always admitted that. Ok, what point nine degrees over a century or whatever it's been. So what that grows more plants, your girl, more food, catastrophic- and this is what so important is looking, not only at war. Side of the issue you? How you do a cost benefit analysis right, TAT s There is always the left always wants to do one of the two things they eat when there too. how about up a public policy. They want to spend multiple trillions of dollars and something it's a benefit analysis. They don't do a cost benefit analysis, benefit analysis and say well, here, look, this woman, who is

poor on the streets and now she's got X, Y lindsey dollars and get this worst case scenario of this and they say Ok, here's the benefit of this policy. No one ever considers the cost, and if you asked about the cause, you're the worse person on earth and you can for not too that's their thing any can afford not to, of course, they just say it. Does it matter the cost, as it mattered, we're doing a benefit analysis, you're late, exact opposite happens with global warming when they talk about fulfils all they do. Is they cost analysis? What is What are the negative effects of fossil fuels? They'll, look through scientific reports. They'll make crap up, they'll do all sorts of stuff to say Ok, this is a negative effect of fossil fuels. What would you look at? But when you back at the last century. all the things that have occurred. You could go a century and live that lifestyle or live the one of today My guess is, if you looked over the past century and try to summarize it the point,

degree. Temperature rise would be really low on the list for there'll be a lot of other things. You'd mention first you'd go through the development of the internet. You'd go through that that the mainstreaming of human flight go through the fact that air conditioning. gone around the world and now in many places you can actually be comfortable you, We have a civilization in a place like Texas that isn't constantly miserable words, a hundred and seventy three degrees every day, and yet some we survive here, I burned myself on the back of my the hood of my car. But how are the trunk of my car and I was trying to open an extra back yeah? It was my little temperatures agents I make our. It said, one o seven, the whole way home and yet all day I was totally trouble. That is that's that's it. That is the price or the benefit of fossil yours civilization, the

the rising of your age expectancy, your life expectancy, the fact that its guy up so much. A lot of that has to do with fossil fuels plan. Ex medicines, all the incredible benefits and what we want. We talk about all the time. Only the costs has impossible. I don't know, and they won't talk about. In a reasonable alternatives, what they wanted to spend a hundred trillion dollars on texts gee that doesn't even exist? Yet women solar that just can't get us there as mentioned many times. It's about three percent of art of our energy is what it's three percent, that is, after all, of the promotion and multiple cades of and funding twenty five to one with subsidies from the: u s: government, over oil. You know they always do about all gas and oil led receive so much subsidies for the government, its

won t five to one solar and wind to oil to fossil fuel. Yeah. What is right when it, when you respect, when you break it down by megawatt right, like it. it's a lot as a lot of money. We throw this stuff and we all know that randomly win thick tassels, currently in the situation any more, but they were given seven thousand dollars a car gaining an area, a lot of other electric car still have this. Where you, you know the average person whose, by electric cars in our earning six figures. He's expensive vehicle. You know about the volt still provide you with a little kick back from the get go it's still around. I don't even know ticket. It was one of the first attempts at an electric car by a major car company and you know was not loved know but, like you know the fact that you're paying them the prius was even example of this you're paying thousands of dollars in in from the government in tax funding and subsidies and incentives to buy a car that is going to make look, no difference,

the absolutely no difference in we there is. the arm over the stack going back years now, but it was the one that is its grown, probably even worse, but at the time China was building enough, just the what they china had planned in the future for coal plants, was just call. It was one type of energy and now what they had already, but just the increase in the amount of a cold there. to burn, was the equivalent of three billion for we're expeditions, all driven fifteen thousand miles, ear cool MIKE. It's more it's more of course obvious it and ford has ever produced while and could ever produce. So just shows you how meaningless it is to sit here and obsess about you know the buying. I liked her car buying a hybrid. It's like it's just, not that big of a part of of the problem. If you act, We agree that it is a problem it still

meaningless in the grand scope of things, and they won't look at an alternative like nuclear, which is renewable and clean, but, of course, are afraid that's what they say anyway, there do. You know, there's gonna, be the china syndrome you're gonna, have a nuclear meltdown like we had at three mile island which killed so many people zero here exactly exactly zero. yeah, but everybody in the area like in as in the surrounding area of three mile island right thought they were, whoever a lot of people there, the equivalent radiation of a chest X, ray well. That was the worst case scenario. Yeah. The worst case scenario I own chest X, ray one full set of chest x rays was the worst of the worst effect of anyone when it comes to three mile island and how many people have died from

One chest x ray probably not that many very few yeah very few yeah. That's why the doctors give them to you by normally kill you. I see the jury ignoring chernobyl, which killed the seven eighty million people it's a hundred lower than that. Actually it is shade yeah slower than seventy million. Fifty six, fifty million fifty six million people while still I love and not exactly who disagreed. Fifty six people we're five. Fifty six, fifty six I do think now get put in prison. If what chernobyl was it was had. No add no rights operate, It was the soviet union attempting to who to put together nuclear power. They had no idea what they are doing. They do not fund the port. They didn't care about the citizens around there. They didn't they did everything wrong. A million things went wrong. On top of that, then the soviet union didn't tell anyone what was happening they didn't

act. Anyone they lied, they cut off communications to the areas of people, couldn't tell anyone what was going on. They did all of these things and still a fifty six people die this according to the eu and by the way they do believe that its possible up to a couple thousand could die from long term cancer risk, though that has not yet occurred, but it could manner as itself know. At this point you have kids drinking milk from an radiated cows and goats, And the government didn't tell them anything about it now I d I think that's how we would handle that situation, that of source the technology is much improved. We we never utilise technology like the soviet union was using their but

still nobody had wagon audits and safeguards and all kinds of things that were built into the sister yes, and even with that it what while it was a tragic event, and that was heroic people from the soviet union, that attempted to minimize that and were greeted and thanked for their efforts by me, thrown into essential a sea of nuclear radiation, most of the people who died from that incident where people were working there, you were trying to stop it honestly legitimately heroically trying to stop it but you know come on that nobody knows especially when you look at the generation of this. You see that is the safest form of electricity ever created. I see what you trying to do here, you're you're, trying to nor the obvious fukushima and then

hands. Well, thousands agreeable who died in fukushima. Now not nobody died from the fukushima nuclear and part of it, but that they died from the from the tidal wave. Yet there was a sooner me yeah that happened, but now I will say this to be fair here. Ok, a pseudo me happened right. Lots of people died. the nuclear incident the meltdown, the risks of that going on, went on and PETE there was scary, the government, did what they had to do and they evacuated a lot of. Well for that area to protect them. my will say far more p, died in the evacuation efforts than died from the nuclear radiation. In fact, nobody died from the nuclear radiation. Incredible, isn't it and the this. These all three of those incidents, have been spun. It's like They were the worst catastrophes, some of the worst catastrophe catastrophes manner, it's ever seen and it is not.

At chernobyl was legitimate or no really sad, but the end. Nothing on us like said the russians had no safeguards. They didn't build it right. China built a damn. Ok this, hydro, electric power. They built a dam, the damn collapse. hundreds of thousands of people died, one damn Hundreds of thousands of people died when one day I'm fail failed it. What does dire valley of people. The one that was so big it caused a wobble in the rotation as a different one. That's a different one thou. I did not. that when they dont collapse, that would still stands. Ok, that one's really really big but again, like you know that just one

obviously coal mining, we all know the dangers. They are over a long period of time, tons and tons and tons and tons of people have died. Working there we were there's wrists drilling for oil oil area. Along comes to my yeah. There's look not desirable, and that's that's not to say you know that you stop. You know. mining for coal, it just has risks. Nuclear power has killed a comparatively I don't believe you people it's it's. It is about thirdly, the most safe form of electricity generation that we have ever contemplated as human beings. It is that far and it out the left doesn't care about that. They don't care that its carbon neutral does not admit any seo too little care about any of that they don't care. You're paying all this money for electricity right now when there is a potential source of energy that is limitless.

And it's available right now and that dimension. We don't even use the updated technology. The innovation that happened in the past forty or fifty years isn't even utilised, because the left has stopped all these new plants from being built. It is a disease Grace really, especially when you have really multiple billion people. On this, in this country or excuse me in this world that it dont really access to energy at all. How can we, be innovating in these areas. It's really it right it is a crime against humanity and to talk off when the IPCC report comes out next week. I bet they dont. There is no mention of the fact that temperature is not risen in the last fifteen years and no mention of it too

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after the guys already shot at people right. You know. Yes, that's true by I cause he had taken random shots at people outside the school yeah. He came. He got in the car accident, he got out. People ran over to help him and he started shooting at them. That's how this one they started so already fire the weapon multiple times and you're right. I don't understand why you would need approval over something like that could have been shot before he enters the building and avoid all This tragedy We address its sickening. I dont understand how each of these things happened along the way. For law enforcement. You know we're huge supporters of la one set yeah one hundred percent. I would I I the the, but this is incomprehensible. It is incomprehensible. It does seem like it's going down the ever every

single decision that was made seems wrong was, when a worse and worse and there's all sorts of miscommunication they. They think that maybe the request wasn't heard it in here. It seems really range all the stuff seems difficult to understand or belief, and the fact that they spent multiple day saying how great they were is really a frustrating part of this right The initial response I mean they told the governor your gregg abbot, a leg. These gather heroes are fantastic, you get a phrase, m becomes the first prescott words. Does that, basically, is like hey, looks, They they really minimize this and now he's furious of it, because you know what he was told was consistently on the opening This conference was really accurate, I mean I think was his fault. No, it wasn't bud. Gregg habits falter: it's just that They didn't do anything right. It seems dumbing. Everything it could have done, they didn't do, and this was

completely avoidable. Yeah. I guess you know I guess you're right. I think it's really hard to stop these things, and I think the idea that you can come pass common sense, gun legislation and you're going to stop mass shootings is idiotic right. It is it is. It is It's almost incomprehensible incomprehensible how dumb it is it, doesn't make any sense, even if you passed if you pass common sense, gun reform, and you were right that the reason why they are the reason why these things happen is because there's so many guns in this country now none of this is actually true, but even if he did it all you'd be doing is slowing. The new purchases of firearms are still be all these guns out there. This so and you probably honestly, wouldn't slow the purchase of new firearms? What happened when they banned? They are fixed since, and end quote: unquote: assault rifles back in the day

ninety four to two thousand and four, if I'm not mistaken, and what what happening, was of course, no effect on homicide rates. As the reports from the government clearly stated, there was no effect they what they did He is a few, but she, things that may have occurred with assault rifles quote quote what is happening with handguns. So that was the big savings there. You wanna getting shot by a hand, gun and seventy, our fifteen annual. Dying anyway, That was essentially what the government found if there was any affected all they said it was almost impossible to detect any effect whatsoever. Will wait a minute but you're talkin about an air fifteen which was created for the sole purpose of killing people as opposed to a hand right watches. Creators are for yes, yes, massage or doorsteps, or lot of a lot of andrews and used as a door stuff. That's the main creation made us right, the main reason for their use, so that what happened was pat and this this makes a lot of net. Let's say you gotta

if one thousand dollars you're running that wanted to drop on and they are fifteen and let's say they get banned. You can't buy an air fifteen for two thousand dollars. What are you gonna do with a two k I guess, as you're going to buy two three four handguns, how many guns you gonna buy for that two k: you're going to wind up spending and that's what happened. Of course, the amount of guns in the country increased dramatically over this period where they banned a r fifteens you, know the age just it this stuff. Does it make were any sense and you look out, impossible. It is to stop these events. Here's ears illinois with all these are the gun, love anti gun utopia of illinois, where they every one of these laws, they d, first try to come out and do what they always do. Well, others states near by half loose garden laws in lahti times. We have any evidence to back this up, but a lot of times, people buying them, unlike indiana and common accord,

the porter with them, and then they are committing their cries. Because that's what gang members do all the time tat they got you guys. Let's drive to india. Editor requires of weapons not less taking in criminal actions or borrow them from other criminals, going to a real god stored. Indiana get our background checks because that's gonna really be helpful. That's not what happens and tried that initially, then they found a crappy bought it in illinois. So they bought always guns in illinois. He was over twenty one I think he actually look. I think he purchased it technically before he turned twenty one, but he could have purchased it because he was torn that he was about. You know he was past the age he could have bought at twenty one. Even if you changed the limits, he still would have able to acquire these weapons and you went through this whole process, be they the red flag opportunities everything was there all that they all the tools you could have possibly needed. Stilly bought these guns, and still he did these things.

In the valley situation you care I don't think you can stop him from going. That school with that gun. It's just really difficult to do this, as I pointed out the other day to two hundred and fifty thousand schools in this country, a hundred and fifty thousand of them. I'll go to school a hundred and eighty days a year, hundreds of students go to each one it is really difficult to pick up that. One kid who's going to do something like this, but when the police happened to be there- and I have about scope. Point due did add. guy sites opt out to walk into the school. Yes, you could have provided this. What hall the trail, the trader! Do it and you know what no one's going. You know that think they're aware that there's the terrified right every time they shoot everything they take. wrong action? If god forbid, they make a mistake, god forbid they do.

Ok, let's not so crystal clear. We see what happened the other day with the other shooting that we talked about with police, where they shot a guy who had fired their weapon at them. Out of a moving car, and everyone's industry protesting the cops over it. So I can understand why they are hesitant, but in this situation it is like they should have done the right thing, but the guy knows there are so many opportunities. You know that or to the classroom. He was in law. To even locked we find that information could initially, we thought it was locked? And so they try? the door handle and it was locked and they couldn't get in, and so they couldn't figure out how to get in dubai. Could down with a battering ram. Do I get a key from a janitor in that we heard big. They gotta keep from a gender. Now

They didn't even need one. It was open. That's what's so shady about this look good. The police look obviously understood. Alot went wrong here immediately and instead of taking responsibility for it and saying- and I think there were officers that are we're to find out did do the right thing. And say to the media, hey guys what they're telling you it's not true. I think we're gonna find out that there were some real heroes in that in that group that that wound up going to meet the media behind the scenes and telling them what really went on here, because I think the leadership their decided, how do we cover this? How do we? How do we make this? Look like it was not as bad as it was. and yet in the moment you can some of the decisions you can kind of come up. With some rationale, for I don't understand what the rationale for, though, is for some more of an officer to have to ask permission to take that shot. Bizarre, that's in cover It's really bizarre.

On the other hand, we have this situation where a hero citizen, I actually saw something and said something like we're, always told to do, and it prevented it another tragedy on the fourth of July. It's just so weird that there were these Two would be attackers that were planning another massacre in richmond virginia bought fortunate. There was a resident who overheard a conversation between the two of them, went to police and police were able to apprehend the two men who had two rifles: a hand gun and two hundred twenty three rounds of ammunition. So knows how big a tragedy that could have and, in the end yet it was prevented, is the sad truth about this. Is that is just really hard to do. It is, I think, of what are the odds of that area. This one person overhearing this conversation, thankfully coming forward without information, but it is

really really really hard to prevent this stuff. You know if you're gonna have gatherings of people there's all going to be some psycho that that is out. There are trying to do something bad and the good thing is. There is now a lot of them, but the that the bad thing there have been a lot of them, is really hard to make a difference. It's hard to minimize these things. It really is a youth. You could do your best to try to to go after. We know these but when you hear these rumours of them, when they make videos about potential threats in and fetish, icing, shooters and, and things like this, we ve seen this trail of behavior, but like we, so live in a country, and this is a good thing that this, not just arrest people when they say things that sound bad. You know We live in a country where we don't go. We're supposed to go through everybody's

private communications and an arrest them all their bad things and arrest them before the committed crimes are just not on now, there's a if there is a level of you know you. I don't know what the answer is here honestly, because it's such this is the. This is the thing that the media doesn't want to admit the reason why it's really difficult to deal with is because they really small problem. It feels like it's a big problem. We will but the other day off the air pat, we through that they say what are those three hundred and nine mass shootings physiognomy headline on drudge, three, the fourth of July, shooting was the nations three hundred in ninth. Now I such shooting, don't need to convince you that that's nonsense, because no it's nonsense. There have not been three hundred and nine ass shootings. Unless you can see you consider every you call for those words dickie, less wide definition. We all know mass shootings are when we say it: comes from the nonprofit gun, violence archive right, so you're saying that inaccurate. I am going to say that that is why I say that their let people get shot

in gangs all the time, and if you shoot two people in a gang, they count it. You know as as a mass shooting, that's not what we're talking about right. We know what a shooting, is this crime of spectre right. This thing, where you're going out trying to get attention, try to kill as many people as possible randomly usually we count three of them this year. Not three hundred and nine thirty three. three, and by the way they all happened in the past seven weeks. So it's really on our minds right now, but his entire year there have been three what I would consider the tradition a definition of a ass. Shooting that's vivacity is the July fourth and buffalo. Rose three, I think really do qualify like, for example, the net. Next on the list for for the amount of people dead was ass. Tat was a terrible, terrible story, but you tell me fits your definition of mass shooting a guy. Is in prison. He asked prison acquire the gun goes too,

campsite worth camp a family is camping and kills everybody in the family campsite. Now gates terrorism. I mean a terrible, unthinkable tragedy as this. I think it was, as the grandfather of these cases was just out there, but try to have a great weekend with this. Camping alone in the middle of the wilderness and gets really gets killed. That's that's that where we can after a mass is an escape the prisoner I illegal, blame gun laws for that one. I believe he was not able to own a gun imprison, so I dont think any any anything would have been prevented by comments. gun reform. On that one, out of this stuff is theirs in another, a shoot out between two gangs in the middle of an inner city. Can not at all what we would think about when we think of a mass shooting did by them definition. There have been three of them this year. Three,

more than zero, which is the goal, but stopping three incidents make in a country of three a hundred and thirty million people man. That is a tata tough task. It is, and in your talking about a few dozen people every year die from these mass shootings that is too able and we wanted to be zero. But like that the really hard in a country of three and thirty million people to take thirty thirty, jets and turn it to zero, that's a very difficult task. Triplets You seven be easy. Came more. Patents do for glenn coming up living with aids and pains, especially if the frequent and nagging and relentless I want you to take a moment and think back to the last time. You really felt good. Can you even remember what it felt like now here: even more important question, what would you give to go back to feeling like that again? Maybe it would just be nice to take a stroll with your love one or play with your grandchildren. I've suffered from persistent ca,

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It's really hard to stop all shootings in this country, so you're willing to accept the fact. the dishes just gotta have right. Now, I am not willing to accept that. I want to take lots of actions to stop it, but that I think like if you Where did say what should we try to prevent to make the most difference? You would not focus on mass shootings just taking thirty debt, like I don't know how many people die from the most from die from you know of falling off their bed every year from from drowning, pool every year, like all of those things you want to prevent, but their very hard to get two zero. It's very difficult to get those things to zero country, and what, if be like, if you like to me, I think that the number one thing if we were going to focus on gun violence to actually make a difference. The number one thing we should focus on his suicide, its half of god deaths.

Many many of them are preventable deaths that are caused. By people against themselves, obviously, but our surround by people who love them and want to prevent it like actually wanted Is he to stop. There are some that you know your your people living alone that they're going to do their thing and it's going to be really hard to stop those, but you know you think, like a child, whose eighteen years old, seventeen sixteen years old gone through a tough time, not putting it to pursue active that high school means nothing. and and maybe tortured by their everyday life and their parents, love them and dont know what to do and like them. Things are going to be hard to prevent too, but, like those two things are you could, if you could shave ten percent off, suicides in this country. It would do much more difference, thin, eliminating all mass shootings,

numbers wise. It's not even remotely close yak zenith thousand so yeah. I mean what does tens of thousands even tens of thousands of total gun deaths, so I mean suicides per year by gun. Is you know it's about half that number shoes, so I mean you could If you could just trim a little bit off of that, it would be. Tis thickly much better than eliminating all mass shootings. Now look, the mass shooting think is real. There's a psych say the psychological issue that along with it we're like People will be terrified to go to the next parade because of what they saw on television part of this is the media constantly talking about this stuff and glorifying at an end and giving these people what they want to. They try for these attention getting crimes over and over again, but Jim. Really speaking. Your best defence against mass shooting is not common sense. Gun reform, its the odds,

The odds are it's almost impasse. If you went to a festival every day for the rest of your life, you almost definitely would not be at one we're anything like this happened. This is the bottom line. Is it's the people that it happens to are not they don't happen any better by hearing that right, when it does happen you it does happen to you and in, and that is that you do everything you can to try to stop it, but it's like the seven happening are so incredibly low. It's all! impossible to build if you'll ever be involved in something like this- and you hear that from every one of the people that it happens to that, guy never thought it would happen to me. Well, that's probably the right position. Honestly that doesn't mean you don't take any precautions, it doesn't mean we don't try to stop the people, but you but we should live your life as if it's never going have a deal problem that's what I'm living unless it's almost certainly not going to write so yeah. Absolutely

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Ok, that's it! ten year prison problem russia and russia, I guess they she really habit inner. I think I don't know, might might certainly. My first instinct is to believe that the the russian government- just who is in the way it was a retaliated which, out of us right there better angry at our cell like in the beginning, and we see that happen. Obviously, but many times over the years. She her statement was interesting. She said I'd like to plead guilty, your honor, but there was no intent. I didn't want to break the law. She said in court, so it makes me think that maybe she either didn't realize that it was illegal and she actually did have it. Or it could just be. That's her excuse there's some speculation, that this is a precursor to a deal. Made with america that

will be released, but she noted that zero guilty first yeah, I believe it may be. That is the deal they made. She also said I'd like to give my testimony later. I need time to prepare. Are you you ve had like three months of To facilitate the one thing she would have time to prepare a testament here, but but it's you know she needs to be brought back to the united. states, and I can't believe they let this linger all this time again. If Donald trump were in office I dont think: does it be an issue I think she'd be here by now, I think she would have been here a long time ago, honestly, the board probably doesn't start. So we can reverse a lot of the negative effects we seen over the past few months, but I think it's funny, because the media like while you know if this was Tom Brady,

then we'd really be upset about, and you know what it would be a first of all if it was tom, Brady, specifically Tom Brady, as an eagles fan. I don't know how upset I would be, but It would be a much bigger that it would be. Its true would be enormously brown. James would be a much again adieu. My favorite example either. I know I went to how about this Kevin doran, ilo It seems to be great kevin demand. So there you go Kevin turann staff. Current staff, Kurt staff currently only thereby now it would be a long time to reach the biggest international incident in the world in the eyes, of course, that the the implied thing there is that we care about men, and Don't care about women now that we care about people who are superfluous it was some rina williams. I think people would be, more arms right like it would be a huge you deal now that many what brittney griner is. I mean she's, a famous female basketball player,

but I dont know who the best pinnacle player is in the united states and if it was the most famous pinnacle player, the united states. I'd aren't you comparing. Women's n, w n b, a basketball to pinochle No it's unfair to the pinnacle people, I'm just trying to come up with some like I dunno what the best lacrosse player in the country. I don't. I don't follow lacrosse at all. I had heard brittney griner name, and I don't even know why I think it was. She was one of the first people who may be dumped in the wmv, a maybe maybe she's very tall. I don't even know why I know her name. I don't watch w n b, a basketball, I don't care about w n b, a basketball and that's why people aren't as up in arms as if it was tom, Brady or lebron James or steph, curry. That's why it's not because it's a it's a woman if this is a ridiculous, it's an it just because people dont really follow and don't really know. She is that's why it's interesting that she wrote a letter to bite,

here this week, merging his administration to help her and other american detainees. She said I realize you she's cutting them some slack here which he doesn't deserve now I realize you're dealing with so much, but please don't worry about me and the other american detainees. Please do all you due to bring his home, if this was trump any aid Nord, this situation, like I nas, oh, my gosh that would I have been the tenor of our or the tone of her letter and she brings up a really important point here, which is We know her name, but there are other american detainees and we don't know their name and wants that. It runs the reason for that is because she's famous and they're not write it as we should be fighting for brittney griner to come by back because she's, an american citizen, and particularly assuming, if she didn't do this, but even if she did it does seem like pretty clear that retaliation at some level we should be trying to get her home because we care about american citizens, whether their famous or not. It's got nothing to do

with other she's, a good basketball player or whether you know women what if she was the worst player in the w n that happen to be over there, we should still be trying he's got nothing Do we believe she was a lesbian if she worked at walmart as a greeter, I should be fighting to get her out, and many of these other people that are detained are those those types of people We just got what one one of them back relatively recently in April, a swap right and like we should be always working on that, and I will say that was one thing: the trump focused out of his attention on him. He was. He was working that those actually knows a lot and was successful in getting a lot of people who we can that had left for dead. I think as a society it just for that. We're never gonna get them back and was able to a bunch of them I mean we, the north korean situation was was a big example of that. But it happened multiple times in during his and ass. He spent a lot of time, thinking about that and I think part of the reason why, if you wanna to the best

motivations here. It's part of the reason why the media has gone to too crazy on this and that you don't the best thing might not be everybody. Constantly talking about her being over, therefore the back channel stuff to work by guesses. there are diplomats trying to make this happen. I dont think Biden's done a good job with this or anything else, but I'm sure they're their effort, going on to try to make this issue. should go away and it may come to A good resolution here at some point, but like concept, focusing attention on it is probably pretty good. For the unknown, detaining it might not be so for a well known detaining if you're caught with she's oil at d w? What do you think the penalty would be? I mean what they d, probably you might get arrested. Yeah it'll be have drug crime rate five hundred dollar fine and they tell you to go home. Maybe I mean you might do my name.

I mean you're, always weird right, like hen that this year sentence like if you are in line at a concert, and you make some joke about the security right, the security guards goby like dude, that's not funny or I died. I enough enough right. That's the end you're. Do it at an airport. We all know you're, probably going to be there for the next as six hours in the back room and probably going to jail. Yes, so I mean I know when you. When it comes to airports, the people are a little. We really shouldn't bring drugs. The report but that's the little safety tip for the audience are really yeah If he, so it's your recommendation to leave the hashish oil at home that's not exactly my recommendations that I might guy might recommended. As I don't want to be judge mental here, don't acquire the hashish oil. Oh it at any point at all. In yes, just live here I've. Why she's free? Why That would be my generalised recommendation, but I don't coke to nosegay. That's

twitter. Where only know it's fine, don't try to. That is totally fine, too, knows candy low heroin here, and there totally I totally find a bring it on planes as far as you can shoot up on planes. Now, as I know you can't you can't gender, the stewardess, no one who was in those pronoun, cholera steward liese, yogurt, to have some problems hair when I'm pretty sure is ok, I'm planes these days but be careful with the hashish luck it's It is, It's a situation where a lot of times rules are on the books in these countries that are adversarial to us. And many times are not going to be applied to the x, the full the extent of the law like you have hashish oil you're going through. I don't notice every russian citizen it, but you know a lot of and probably do right in russia, exactly known for their nuanced and in nuanced law enforcement

not really the way that they role, but clearly I feel brittany grinders getting the worst of this because of the current situation. Definitely even if she did do it, which is highly questionable. We don't know that at all right. Could it have painted not there at all there. I think, definitely could have, but she did sort of admit to it, but again that could be part of the deal right. That could be part of ok. Just to being guilty and will send you home next week or whatever. We all know it, as I hope it. That's what it is. Second, improve your situation to say these people are framing me. That's not gonna help you you're already in russian president don't want to necessarily inflame the situation. You come home and train. You probably don't.

I scream that in the russian airport either it's just like not bringing a hashish oil on an airplane. I would also say don't say long live for ukraine, while you're in russian prison. Those are things, I would say, safety tips as the only two tips I have for you today, okay and here another piece of breaking news, Boris Johnson has resigned. as prime minister of great britain he's resigning, but he is going to stay on until they figure out who else it's gotta be in that could be who, He he's october. He arranged he was just gonna, try to write this out in. I dont fully understand the parliamentary system. I mean this happen in israel like five times a year. They have elections and they have no confidence votes and then suddenly somebody's quitting, and they have to do another election for that fifth time in the last couple years, but Britain has a short a similar thing. If people are like him, I guess they have to step down. a bizarre.

Most wish. That was our system right now. Can we can we turn out system on for like a we liked? Go we to being no back republic, but just for a week and that'd be nice. The accusation here is that I guess one of his underlings a had some sexual harassment issue in the past right and they ve. I guess they found out about it. Punished him he's duck around and then had a second incident yeah and they got rid of them. when they asked boris shots at about it. He he says he didn't remember the first incident. I think most people don't believe him. They think he was just trying to hide it or cover it up. That's why I guess his own party turned autumn, which means he has to step up their work, also some allegations about parties during that they make a pre they knelt handle that he surveyed deal is for the people yet airily. We he survived me. Look the governess and thing was a big deal here. They were. The same thing happened as a governess, something like he got the heat for it, you call or a no competence vote

please be both survived. It and gave a nuisance cases sad that he survived it, because very the people of California are forced to deal with that nonsense, I will say this: there is an increasing chance that we here in amerika are forced to deal with it because gavin newsome quite early is angolan run to run and twenty twenty four question: if the opportunity presents itself and if this election mid term goes as well for republicans, as I hope it does,. It's going to create an incredible amount of pressure on Joe Biden to not go for twenty four years. I don't know, I'm invited, loves his power them and another here does, I don't know the half full to that pressure, but it's possible turble, eight. Seventy and be easy k, more patents

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and white supremacists seventeen year old child right now, the seventeen year old, vigilante domestic terrorists. How rittenhouse a militiaman want to be president Joe Biden, who used a picture of rittenhouse as a white supremacist, absolutely innocent. Do you feel the feeling justice the there's going to be some accountability? Coming like supremacist trials and you've got rittenhouse hate, disrespect and intolerance? Point of fact the only bigots on the scene appears to have been Josiah poison bomb, the child rapists, and yet it's rittenhouse Joe Biden, accused of being a white supremacist on the basis of whatsoever. The you are the enemy of the people, the so I'm thinking the accountability project is suing them for everything. They've got and that's great cause. Man.

Make his life miserable for a long time and they do this to people all the time. You know they do destroy the lie of sandman, and he sued for two hundred fifty million, and they of settling in I don't I don't got a new monetary figure. There is a large amount of yet you know it was. I all reports, yes it is, but could be a large amount of age is really just kids lives than they do to you all the time they do to people and there is a line to I mean you know, look they they say, es about us all, the time to that's something, that's kind of goes along with the job. It's really frustrating at times I mean you see what happens to Glenna. He gets it much worse than we do yeah, but you know they say fake things about him all the time the new york times led a story about january six, as if glenn back was the main guy pushing forward are he's he specifically and they knew this going and they had the information going in there

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swifter recoveries. There, that's not exactly a surprise, I think, to most people who went through the covert arab pack, so many people moved from California from Illinois from new york to places like tennessee, Texas, florida, arizona and, and it's it's a fascinating change, but one I think you'd have to expect if you went through life over the past couple of years. If you happen to be one of those people and you're leaving a blue state and going to a red state. First of all, we welcome you I can of all you. Gotta have a good real estate agent on both sides of that transaction and the best place to find that person is real estate agents. I trust dot com. You can go there whether you move into a new area or you're selling. The house in your area get the best price on both sides. That transaction with listed agents. I trust dot com, someone who knows

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independents things. Let's talk about what's going on in america, freedom is under attack in your state. Here's the topic and leaders they're banning books, making it harder to vote restricting speech in classrooms on criminalizing women and don t. Remember. Rising women living in florida joined the fight for joining us in California. We still believe in freedom of should be caliphs freedom to chew. Please come from hate those going. I call of love, don't let them relate to love your freedom paid for by nation for california, governor twenty. Twenty, that's incredible! Why would why? Why would you pay for newsome for governor. Why would that campaign newsome, for california. Governor pay for a a florida add on the fourth of July. Hurrah for eggs, exactly what is happening right now? We are are talking about a he's trying to elevate his profile to become.

The presidential option. If the fight and ngos are more awry than is already, if that's possible and he's trying to position itself and so he's trying to get people to talk about him. He knows he's got this race. One obviously in california, doesn't have to there's no need, to spend one dollar on anything in this rate, he's already we the racy had to win was the recall. He's one that puts it. going to be very easy for him to win in california, and he is right high on his he didn't get recalled, which, this I could just it's just like horse johnson abrading, though the wind in the no confidence vote like that's, not something to celebrate you shouldn't have been in the no kite vote. If you're doing a good job, you don't get video conference vote in the first place, but that's what happened. He survived it. Barely men just a month or so before the poles were saying it was basically toss up whether you can remain in office. Here, winning by eight percent of.

people change their mind. You letting him about the game. Sixteen points totally with there's only two choices who was fit? Forty two, if eighty percent of their people change their mind in a democratic state, it was lower than the amount, but he got elected with this is not a whit. The animal he he's an eagle maniac and he wants to be that next option and is a very high opinion of himself everything he said. In that add the lie everything is a lie: freedoms during tat in florida. Now it's not know it exact offices, cookie, the exact opposite. You can argue if you, what, if you're on the left wing position, that the argument to make against to say this is he's giving you too much freedom right that The covert aren't even against assent, as he was allowing you to live your life too often republic, leaders are banning books, no they're, not Obviously a reference to the sexual discussions with kindergartners through third graters. Now I dont know there were books band.

involved in that I dont know what books were going to be presented to the kids that showed sexual activity of anybody. What we've seen we've seen some of these hardcore woke books that have been banned from certain classrooms, but no books have been banned, but like we, we all- I don't I've ever. Anyone noses. We ban book all the time. Playboy is not allowed and in kindergarten classrooms, demanding magazines, adding classrooms is oh asinine, there may it harder to vote. Are they not are they know why? Because you have to show- and I d at the voting, both something about eighty- five percent of all americans agree with eighty percent of of minorities. Agree with why, They agree with it because they have ideas. They don't have. our time getting our do any harder at time. Getting an idea than white person does because Gavin nuisance opinion his very low opinion of the mental capacity,

the of african americans and other minorities has not as yet that's the problem. Yet I just wrong. They can figure out how to get a driver's license. They acknowledge that hard, capable human beings, just like you want of he is but but just like you, just thought it was. What was the quote from Joe Biden? You know, black kids are just as is challenge it is yes or pork is just a town is why it is, That would otherwise be judged by telling the story and that's the way they think. Criminalizing women to work. free for three eyes right, reclaims three lines. I was an excellent criminalizing women criminalizing women in florida, women and doctors know whether, when, when when women commit crimes, they are criminal. He, yes, that is that's what women are criminalized in every state of the union by this did idiotic definition. I guess trying to say they're gonna make a municipal elections by the data they dare not even doing nobody's targeting women with

Middle proceedings, if they have an abortion and there's no pigment abortion ban in florida, there's a fifteen weak restriction and floor that's as far as they gone by the way, not even in effect, because the beat of activists are trying to challenge it and court, but even if it were to pass it would still be fifteen of fifteen weak ban, something that may just pulled by the way and seventy two percent of americans agreed with it. Just pull the fifteen weak ban and Seventy two percent of americans agree. I thoroughly something because the prevailing theory is that americans love abortion? They de for it wholeheartedly. Well, I guess if unless you explain it to them, then you The different response like this latest pole, but people thought that people believe that if your life is in danger should be able to get an abortion. If you been raped,

or it's a case of incest, then most people, I think feel there should be an exception there near its but abortion. up to and including birth. I mean the Democrats are so far out in left field on that. There is no way american sport that yeah. That's! I keep coming back to on on the abortion they generally, whose closer to the mainstream. Now I not close to the mainstream on abortion. I am yours very, very humble and lovable non. Violent protests. extremist. Ah, he eyed manure blown up any clinics, but I really don't think abortion should be effect and I dont think ending human life is a good idea, particularly when its innocent, We have innocent human life. I think you should try to protect. It is many ways that, as you can so I am not I do not agree with the main stream average opinion of the american of the american people on this particular issue, but neither the democratic party

if you say what is the official sort of position of republicans and democrats up until the There has always been an overturned rovers his weight, but that does not mean abortion goes away, the average a book invitation push nationwide. All over the place was a twenty week ban for years and years and years and years twenty week. Then they just pull fifteen, we ban a more restrictive ban and that was that was passed. there are seventy two percent of americans. We that. Third. Third trimester abortion, which is up, is not even far enough to the left to describe the main stream democratic position, because the you're talking about since that might happen at eight months. That's not what the left is saying, they're saying at any time during the pregnancy. That is what the debt- Credit position is, and they will basically not move off of that point.

most most of them. If you challenge that wasn't aid has a good vill affright by no realising pete buddha judge at one point said. I think only second trimester abortions should be allowed and he was now. He was an oak criticized, widely for that comment in the democratic primary. So, but that this just third trimester abortion is favoured Fourteen percent of americans, so the the A mainstream republican position is if by seventy, two percent of americans and the mainstream democratic position is favoured by fourteen percent of americans now It is true that our people that go farther than the mainstream republican position, such as myself, there are states that will ban it completely with the with the exceptions that you mention in most cases, but the the the overwhelming majority, do not make the exception for a woman's life endangerment. I So it's rare. I think that there is a moral case to be made for that

I ain't no lilla rose talks pretty convincingly about this, which is number one. There is based. quickly no case where this occurs. There is essentially no case where the woman's life is in danger in that way. But that can be I am not a doctor. I have heard doctors say that has happened, that he does have it, but it yeah that it can hurt. It's not look at common like it was in the eighteen, hundreds, extraordinarily rare. Yes, you know she talks pretty convincingly about the idea of you know. Sometimes there are situations that are extreme and you have to you have to consider them, but she she made the point to me at one point in one of the interviews we talked about on street as america, where she described. You know like basically like you go through this place where the child is born and you might Well, there's no chance of that child living at that age. You just do what you can You do what you can to try to to make it work, and you know what probably won't, but you do it then you can to fight for life in those situations.

Certainly don't kill the mother. I think we recognise that's not the appropriate way go, allow the mother did die. If you have to read what I mean you have to deliver the baby early weathers. No hope you do you do that you do the c section you do. You have to do, and you fight for the life of the day, The irresistible, even if it's hopeless, yeah yeah, he's real try when someone anyone someone's in a situation where their life is, they have some diseases. It's hopeless and the doctor says: there's no chance of survival. You do. Can anyway, you try. I think this tat I saw recently was point zero, zero, one percent. So one one thousandth of a per cent of abortions because a woman's life is in danger, source at almost never happens anymore. Nea almost never been. There are occurrences where it does happen. There are cases of certain types of pregnancies that and this is one of the things the left is trying to use scare tactics on- is to try to push this idea that certain

types of pregnancies that are below. middle of failure is so practices that are Acting the mother in terrible ways you just kind of deal with it in an hour of any person on the pro life said that considers that abortion so I mean I think there are some there's some medical procedures that happen earlier on that you know that the left is trying to look. You know. Lump in with this to scare women, but I don't know of any pro life who actually considers those procedures to be abortions. So am I there's no look you can. walk around the fringes of this as much as you want, and we ve talked about all the exceptions at length and we're not where the ones that are fine doing that, I dont mind making the argument for if I think airing on the side of life is always a good concept, but the left won't talk about them like situations we know. Why doesn't that every every republican that's ever said their pro life has been asked about rape and insist that exceptions the motion every single one of them, how many, but for how many democratic,

politicians have been forced to answer a question about what happens at it nine months, and you know right before birth, right or during birth during birth and partial birth. You kill the baby is coming down the birth canal, that literally happens here, lapsing their skull and sucking up the body arts, and it's terrific, which was absolutely horrific amid it to try to find one moment in pregnancy in which the left will not kill, give you the opportunity to kill a child is almost impossible and we actually tried this back when George bush was president- and we came up with this idea of port- we know hey, let's call it out, Partial birth abortion, but you see when get em to come that in part where the baby, is partially born half out of the one at that point why on earth would you to kill the child. Had they become you're too have to burn

you'd have to take it out of their anyway. Why not have about and then give it up for adoption? Why would you kill it at that? How about this? Just that! Let me give the let me give you the lowest hurdle to pay similarly clear part birth, abortion and it was so offensive to the american people that the Democrats, some of them, let it go through and you know what they did after that based doing it at the same time in the pregnancy before they partially birth, the baby. They just continue to do it. They kept the baby entirely in the womb and did it then At the same time now. Obviously, the concept here was just killed: a baby, a second or its board night, and they say well, we'll do it ten seconds before their board. You think you know they just found out to get around it, so that that rule that was asked under george w Bush really didn't do much because they just started doing it. They just check

That procedure slightly to fit the technical definition of partial birth abortion which is Why a column of death cult? Because that's that's what they are other ghouls who are part of a death cult, tripling seventy seven be easier if it ever since he tried the rough greens for the first time, my dog, oh, has changed, he's a completely different dog. I hear from people all the time in the audience I mean hundred and hundreds of letters have come in who have had the same experience with their dog. They ve heard me talk about rough greens on the shell. They get some for themselves and as soon as they sprinkled on the dogs, food, the dog literally wolf sit down, and it's real. Good form: it's not a dog food, it's just chock, full of vitamins and minerals and probiotics, and a mega oils that sprinkle your dog needs. These things to be healthy. My dog was easy from the first time he tried rough greens. Ono was in love, some dog

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Do have the freedom to eliminate babies, though they they do grant you that freedom here and sit there. I mean it we open ended freedom, you can pretty much do at any time. You want for any reason you want, but was so far in this area, where he's for before. Yes, he on the lie scale he's the every single claim he's made in this had so far has been alive. But what about the freedom from eight is that alike, the orderly there's no hate and authority to California. In this day, it's weird have we seen mass shootings happened there so that we have loving mass shootings. I guess path and pathetic vast shooting, also there's a pretty high crime rate in california, de los angeles and san francisco, murders go on their law, morneau crime in san francisco, while still interested interesting decline back programme

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There is an urgent where his home and antisocial walker we ve had a rehearsal on the show. Before will I like em, you seem like a really nice guy. Obviously, all feel it also makes him a great guy. But the really worries. Remember I don't think that's that's all I reveal adelphi gloved. Maybe the chargeable dogmas might remember, I'm a little that, from that particular area think it more little more closely related with. Maybe the metro plex where we are today was on the vikings. Their target is now talking about the day the cowboys you know there was tat. I want the going to win the elections. Don't don't don't tarnish him, don't die let everyone know that he had a dark period where you played for the dallas cowboys is but the daily beast has some of the information that they are claim. Yeah, who knows? Who knows I mean look. They they've they've been coming that you knew and we talked to him about it when he was here. They are going to come out for him?

hard core and look through every little bit of its history and he's been very went about several parts of his history that we're really challenging, and many at some really dark days and he's talked about them extent Fifthly, they're coming after him about you know things, that they certainly will never come after a Democrat, for you know that not children from other relationships and such they were obviously would never have had such a thing when it comes to Democrats, but big, barely care here and I it's. It's gotta be an interesting race. I did. I did the my first senate breakdown, maybe a month ago, of the other The reason we don't even know we don't even know. All the candidates were at that point. There still primaries going on in such at the time, but the I looked at it was there is about, there is about five toss up races in this country, five or six, and the republicans would need to win, ray of those five ok to be

Three of the six is wanting on georgia, race, origin, retorted was one of them and a maniac Sylvain is another derives yeah of the tough. I don't have in front of me, but it was three out of the six races they needed to win that, where the toss up races like really fundamentally toss up races to kick to get. The de senators, they need, and he might say can pass anything with fifty senators and that's true, but they can block a lot. I do expect. publicans to win the house, so they can block the bills that if they, if they wish, but support court justices, you might know. Through the senate on so getting thrilling warned is I told vital and when it comes to the senate Zeke better now will you want on his races, because at do it they still have the vice president vote for the next two years. Yes, oh control, though, does do a lot and it does help. So if you want to get to fifty one clearly end, but you know control having you know what

look in leadership is important as well, but you're right. You need to get to be no fifty one and that's not easy. So you go You just can't blow easy racist now Georgia is not a bright red state as it once was. You have to say circles run. Obviously I went to Biden amaze in two thousand and twenty But you know it's been trending blue for a while, in his turn into really a purple state that being set in this environment. This should be easily winnable race. For any. You know replacement level republican We really should not be a difficult It might even be more difficult if it was us off, but its warnock, I'm the guy is obviously an extremist now. It really is a he's, not a borderline, not at a moderate democrat now he is extremely extremely leftist incomes off that way to a lot of people. So this is

a race that would be very easy to win. You're gonna see camp crews over and, I think apron for example, and this is obviously kept busy guy then a lotta republicans are were angry after after the election last time. So this should be a very winnable race. It's you know, look it's a difficult thing to do. If your herschel walker he's never run for anything before he's beloved, beloved he's very ingenious so that that's in his favor in his favour, but he's also under now. There's a not a scrutiny that happens to you as a famous athlete and then when you have the democratic party coming against you, two totally different level scrutiny and there after him. The same thing is gonna happen to doktor oz and dr OZ, a squeaker of a primary, very, very close election. He is gone into the into the general in a purple state a state. That obviously Joe Biden, one in twenty twenty and

you have the situation where that's gone back and forth into red and blue, but it's been really more blue eye. Matt irony, What donald trump one penny in your twenty. Sixteen, remembering that right right, and I remember thinking that was one I just never thought was gonna happen. I mean I was legitimately surprised by twenty sixteen performance by donald trump in in pennsylvania. It was the first time that a present it felt that it was impossible densher election there have been republic, I would have wanted statewide senate and such but didn't seem possible. The presidential election tromp was, to do it in twenty sixteen, so, but it purple state at best. So it's easy for doktor oz to win that race in normal circumstance. But in this I'm stance in a red wave type of year. I read wave type of environment, it should be a winnable race for republican is doctor asking people to pull that off again he's

very media savvy. We know that boy We don't know much about him as a candidate and how he's gotta survivors his opponent just had a stroke, and this does so. That could be an advantage for come because most of great shape and patterson. stuff go out with that we get. We should note, we should talk but this for because this is the federation race, the guy had a stroke right before the primary and is not doing anything on the campaign. True he's just like back like living at home and living as well? like their defence of what's going on right now, as I just did, I dig in some time and it out live in life recovery, and you know just go: go to the movies as dinner no big deal, what he's in the middle of a giant senate raise. What are you talking about you just going out to dinner or not? Is there and that's right what their excuse is now. I guess there saying our time to recover and they're trying to widen this windows is as long as possible before people start asking really

questions about whether this guy's able to do this job anymore. You have be at the point now, where you're starting to seriously consider there's bins. in a serious health effects that have happened from the stroke and is trying to hide it. Obviously, we know tat Let's have done that before see woodrow wilson, so I don't know. Maybe that's me look. We hope for the best here. We hope the guys is is doing ok this need some more time to win the rate. You said I wanted to get this job. For me, simple reasons that are completely non stroke related, but obviously we hope is health is ok, but that's another, That's gonna be close. There's a bunch of those toss up type races that republicans have a real chance to win, but if they believe Oh one or two of them. They ah, but we will lose the senate. That's how difficult this is. This is not feels like bite it has been so bad he's. Had a thirty six percent approval rating

two percent of the country, things were going in the right direction right now, it seems obvious that a wave election is here, but this and its structure pushes back against that. This is a good democratic year for the structure of the senate two thousand twenty four is the opposite: it'll be a good year for the Republicans. They'll be a position to pick up seats and twenty twenty four, but twenty twenty two is not that way and because of the wave election, they do have a real chance and should be probably considered the favorites. To win the senate, but vague the sooner we could blow this it is not a home run, it's not easy cruising and they often do not often do there's been a lot of people bring up the two thousand ten election, which was a huge wave election for republicans. But there are multiple winnable seats that they one of losing more painfully to my heart and soul. Harry reed who could have been gone and, unfortunately, state in office for longer.

in colorado? They, you know: delaware, there's a bunch of states that you can look back at and say: oh gosh, those are really winnable races and some of them are very close but repub. Cons, didn't windup winning them. You can't have those moments here. You can't lobbies these states, gotta figure out a way to win auditor, you talk about like getting the best possible candidate. You always want the best simple candidate, for your side to be too conservative values, but as we go This general, I know, X, two years are going to be years where democratic president united states, and why I'm gonna get everything that we want. All we can do is hope to stop. The damage best way that we do the damage here. The best hope that we have is even some of these republicans that aren't so great somehow winning even if shaky even if they're not lining up with every couldn't conservative principle, you can't both these races, you can't it would each important. We just look at what just happened in the supreme court you can not risk you

below these races. You can't Joke somehow republicans have to figure out how now tick chokes one time and the reason it saw we important is because they're going to try to pack the supreme court now they're gonna try, to add for supreme court justices and if they have control of the Senate, they're gonna be able to do Joe Biden has already said. This supposed moderate president has already come out in favour two times to over turned the filibuster, a guy that was in the senate for over thirty years, once overturn at present a he's already advocated port twice on abortion and was a guns was the other one. No voting rights was the other one already advocated for twice. If they get to fifty two senators they will do it. They will do it absolutely they will absolutely Oh that's why it's so incur I critical and that's

I'd so important that you know some of those drop boxes that may have been abused. I think they ve cut back on those in georgia because they had what was it. Eighty or so during the pandemic- and you know that you don't mean that draw boxes this time. Let us have regular normal voting play a hell, what I've white? What are we talking when so many particulars? You do not need a drop bowed. You do know your vote, no, you don't everything should be attended and, of course that can be abused of course, Can I dont know if I could get no look. A lot of people are green of lots of stuff on this way. I don't care if you have literally no evidence that are being abuse it all literally non. It's obviously a dummy idea. Yes, you all right, This is too important to have people dropping things off with no attend these. There has to be some sort of process it goes through and yet they screen bloody murder. If you suggest hey how about we go without the dropbox system,

let's just go to the voting. Booth decided go to your voting place like we always used to do voting. I not internet porn. I don't get twenty foresight. Access to its you'd do up when people are their travel seventy seven be easy K. More patents do for Glen coming stay informed.

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mean is world which is located in the neighbourhood of west philadelphia was characterized by bone appetite as a business that doubled as a hang out spot for people of marginalized identities, well so nam perique who ran the company alongside our partner and corner kate, Egbert told ella been mean. Is world? Was the city's first coffee shop owned and operated by courier to and people of color, more the cutie p, o c go fuck you by the loud t be oh see that that different than algae, bt cute you. I aim to plot a little bit a little bit different, but pair had named the company after their cat, which is adorable who doesn't love that they blasted other coffee shops for neglecting to protect their black and trans employees and allow customers to enjoy coffee in a space that was not white, washed bank. He thanked finally

right. Finally, I will say this pattern. Patent office is controversial or not, but I hate white people think they are just tearing. Have you noticed this? I have their all terrible, especially straightway people, ah the worst ray and males all like on a male street white people. I don't want to hear the worse. I don't want to hear so it instagram page come mean. Is world workers began posting accusations against the ownership last month, claiming that they had subjected their workers to manipulation, abuse of power exploited? an anti blackness able, ism and of charges summarised in a list of grievances. The employees demanded immediate payment. and told the orders to read distribute. The business distributed. Girl law is that these collects gaelic sophomores, they use and must apply and everything

I will say pat it's a lesson that many will need to learn and there we heart liver. These will be hard lessons to learn. You are never woke enough. There's no, a point. We're sure where you win this battle, you're, never gonna be woke enough. Eventually, they will come for you and we will sit here the lady even enlarging it occur. We're trained people of color owners right to feel safe in the house. It doesn't matter still look it I'm sorry. This is the line back programme.