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It's a screw around say, but really it says that, without whom I want to hear about this weekend, I mean I have maybe bomber off the air of wrought by people like you. Motivated are clear on that it was a good good weekend. You said it wouldn't be anyway. Of you ve noticed this but the. Military now has been deployed to infer. The lock down in Australia its prison country again,. I can't imagine the mill a Terry being dispatched on our shores to make sure, that you remain inside. Well, I was gonna say I dont think Americans would put up with it: Beggar yeah, yeah yeah. We would yet we would now we would put up with it. I mean why not, why not, but what else? What else What else could they do to us? You know here's the thing we have taught the United States government and those weasels in Washington. Awful lot. We have taught them,

That you can spy on us you can collude with big tech. You can you. Can. break all of the warrant laws. You can lock us up in our homes. You can straw our businesses. You can tell that's exactly what to do and what not to do where to eat where not to eat. Wendy eat when we Open up what we after where what we have to put into our bodies. They can tell us anything and we'll take it we'll take it will just keep taking it. I think they have learned a lot. They have learned a lot here, have learned a lot and hopefully they're going to be a few states that will stand up now and say yeah. That was a mistake to teach you that there was a big mister to teach you that definitely does seem like that's true, Austria,

He's doing such a strange thing to look if you're a continent that is an island right, you can, theoretically locked down and really limit the virus spread I guess you know I was just there this it needs. The biggest Sidney is the biggest of city in Australia. Is of the size of Pittsburgh and down It's a different world hours away of nothing to the neck city. It's a different world right, ten totally different? Unlike look everybody in this audience thinks the lock downs were or a bad idea, almost everybody. So I don't we need to sell you on that idea, but it looking at it in the most The most generous way possible locked should be viewed as basically a panic room right like if someone breaks in your home, you go to the panic room right. It's on a long term short use is not designed to be a long term choice it. You know in the

a few weeks when we don't have any tests, we will have any treatments. We don't know what the heck does. Viruses can at least make the argument. Ok, maybe there is some reason for some of the correct, but like it supposed to be a long term strategy, what strictly has done, is basically made it into a long term strategy, but at the same time not gone after vaccinations to twelve per vaccinated and so some point, they're gonna happen of the same sort of the rise in cases and that everyone else has faced. They ve just delayed it. Industry our economy at the same time, while the good thing is, China will be there to help pale amount off shore mature. They re there by the way New York is, of course collapsing and Cuomo knows it gave a little Cuomo. Music plays a key.

Let me tell you something: bad. We gotta get people back yet we gotta get people back involved you in their places like gave New York City you now, so you know If you want to see a fifteen percent decline and people come on back to New York City, dad beer restating impact, gonna commercial market barriers. We come back so Sadia Workforce by Labour Day, everybody's back in the office now here's the problem, he's saying: hey everybody come back, it's so great. here, is a building block GEO. This again talking about how dangerous things are, because people

or going outside with a spoon without being works and aided. Do you have the power to mandate vaccination in all restaurants like out like a liquor licence like a restaurant cancer, like our fate, I never like a licence. Could you do that or the City Council, the health department, which, in especially in emergency situations like this, has very real powers. can put out a variety of rules, just as you said earlier that relations with smoking in the past to any kind of public health issue can be addressed. What kind of all those option how pleasant it comes down to something very human we when people understand this is this is what saved our lives. This is what saved the lives of their loved ones, but I've tried incentives? For months and months we tried being YO communicative, an opening, compassionate and all that was good, but we, something also tough at this incentives. Yes hundred dollars per person great deal, but we need mandate. So bless you you'd, come too today,

my daughter's wedding in life day- and you say You want me to do you a favor, you blew it. It'll do aerial, absolutely do it and they have no idea why people are moving out of I mean, did you see? Goldman Sachs is Please don't do this governs. We don't want you Goldman Sachs is now moving their headquarters or splitting their headquarters and moving to Dallas. Goldman Sachs, wow, hey you, Goldman Sachs in all of these places the brokers are like. Now Why are we go down the Florida now. Ok, that leave the amount people that have who are leaving these states, like California, like New York, is incredible. I mean it is incredible, I camp, if I were, you, can function in these states

you try to do business up there. They, it was already a bad place to do business. It was already a ban Please do business and cut in California. When you locked down all of the employees and make their lives miserable every single day and continually threaten those businesses from even existing? I mean people just right There are literally fleeing one June, I would yeah blood business, small business. The the most small business closures in the country is in York City- thirty one- percent, went out of business now? That is the backbone of of an economy. When you lose your small businesses, you lose everything. And I know I really liked pigmented skylights help out tat. Gee, you don't need. How bout g- just let the small businesses come back to work, but now we

Courts have to wear masks, and you know. They say that it's, it's not confusing at all of you know the mask thing I mean if they ve been very, very, very clear about it. Could we please please cut, nine people they walking around with mass? Let me just state for the record that masks or not theatre wearing them. ask might make people feel alone but better asks or protective, and we It's not providing the perfect protection that people think that it has not been any indication putting a mask on and wearing a mass for consent. we'll period of time as any deleterious effects thereof on intent, consequences. People keep fiddling with the mask and they keep touching their face. And can you get some smuts inside their horse. He do not need to wear a mask indoors if in fact, even accelerated good that your vaccinated, but in a situation where you

people indoors, particularly crowded. You should wear a mask, so even if you are vaccinated, you should wherever mad. If in fact you are vaccinated fully vaccinated, you are protected and you do not need to wear mask out to us are indoors when the children go out into the community. You want them continued to wear masks. You know if you look at it at children outside, particularly when they with the family of walking down the street playing a game. What have you done? where a mask the leave the pediatric the academy pediatric actually makes, recommendation that children should be wearing masks. Two years old onward and yet you're asking now. If your child is a member of your household, can you walk out those with your child without a mass? According to In short, the answer is yes, but the child can't not debated invaded today. Yes, Now the CDC says I mean I think I've got this right. One mask is better than zero masks. Tomb

asks is better than one mask, but you don't have to have double masks is right. I mean it became clear that cause coverings, though you didn't have the boy in a store that you could make yourself with adequate and Betty wanted to fit. Bennett. So one of the ways you could do it if you would like to do is put a clerk mask over which actually here many here and here would you could get leakage in is much better contain now? Are you a double masker doktor voucher are ok I think that's all very, very clear on exactly what we need to do in the science of mass saw. The science is exactly right Eddie lives in Seattle, Eddie. Can we raise money, for you series every lives in Seattle. He writes in about his experience with relief factories is about a year ago I was bent over like an old man barely stand up straight hair.

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said yesterday it was barring sky NEWS, Australia, that's like that's like banning Fox NEWS here. They are no longer letting sky news post anything because of covert nineteen misinformation. It after a view of post up uploaded by the Rupert Murdoch OWN Tv channel, Says we have clear and establish covert nineteen medical misinformation policies to prevent this. out of covert nineteen Miss information that could cause real world harmless. According to you, tube, with in point eight: six million Youtube's subscribers, the channel which is owned by now Corp. As a conservative following well beyond Australia, its post- including some questioning whether there is a camp pandemic and the ethical

c of the vaccines, are widely shared on social media forms around the world that spread the virus and vaccine misinformation So now they have been. They have been banned because uploaded three days ago, a host claiming that lockdown have failed criticising state authorities for extending their current stay at home orders they banned them. and Google allowed it to happen are you seeing what's happening in Cuba, and when the Tec Giants pick a side and they pick this of the government, you will be able to oppress and silence those who disagree. This is outrageous that this is happening with Google? That's there

policy. That's fine, but Google is editing, And silencing dissenting voices were I'm sorry! The science isn't clear. we didn't know anything a year and a half ago, and so it was Morton to hear disparate voices. but with his variant we all, I don't know. and their silencing their silencing voices on this stew, You heard the argument about that. The variant is possibly in hand, by the vaccines. Yes, yes, I've heard that argument and you don't buy it now. I don't think it. Sir, I otherwise I made it it will. Let me let me just give you haven't heard. This is cut fifteen Doktor Robert Malone. Listen what he said. What NBC News dropped yesterday was the statement

a sourced from an unnamed government official, that the title in the backs needed are actually higher? then in the UN backs needed? What does this mean and why I do you suddenly see this kind of frantic scramble? This is precisely what one would see if in a body, depended enhancement were was happening what is there in a body depended enhancement briefly, it's that the vaccine causes the virus to become more infectious there. Would happen in the absence of vaccination would cause the virus to replicate at higher levels. Then, in the absence of infection, this is this. Is the vaccination words nightmare based on it has a why don't you buy that? But what do you have years? What is your research said about that

I mean, I just don't think it's electronic documents, but on the programme we were we like em, it's nice guy. You know, but I haven't seen this as we saw this outbreak and in the UK, for example, where we know doesn't seem to have happen. doesn't seem to be happening here? Removal of people are happy far less he's talking about the people who would go the virus or haven't having more virus too, potentially spread to others. However they're getting it at one tenth rate. so I mean, even if you do it again just be some one study, the if you look at I think that the entire experience of the UK going through the battle with the delta variant just weeks ago, where we saw a massive drop off in the rate of death, but ninety three percent- I you know, I either and it's not to say that what he saying has no, I'm not. I ve

knowledge I mean, and I know that doctor I'm alone, as as he would say, is not agreeing with lots of other virologist son, this rate he as he kissed could have taken that position of saying. Hey like this is is what I believe and I think it's different than what everyone else polices. Why he's mean and been an interesting figure through this right, but I dont think I but let me say I get to this point at some point with some of this stuff is: let's just watch it happen. like me more than I do what they're gonna do and it's gonna spread how it's going to spread and at the end of this we can all combine at the end. We can all kind of find our own little answer as to why it ended and that's where this is gonna tell of the Delta variant in Massachusetts. In a study of Massachusetts, the people got sick. Seventy Four percent of the people infected with covered we're

fully vaccinated with very an overwhelming amount of people are in the vaccine to group are not equal group so if you have a hundred people, but for this one, if it honey, but all of them are fully vaccinated. What percentage of people are going to be in the hospital that are vaccinated? One hundred percent they're all going to be vaccinated against all the people are vaccinated, so the group of vaccinated people is much much much much much larger than that in a group of on vaccinated people. So that's going to be the rate. However, the rate your chance of going to the hospital isn't much higher if you are on vaccinated its lower? If you are right, you are vaccinated correctly, Angelo right back in just a second. This is the blunder programme. so you still planning on doing so travelling this summer to good idea

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this is the global programme and that Mr Pat Fray joins us from TAT Gray unleashed yeah. So how the weekend in Port city go with the larger with the orchard was pretty good, have devalued and honestly, just just just for the audience. We really do need to get to the news of the day to day it's there's a lot going on Pat thousand years ago today, what a great show Pat Gray, unleashed available on please tv, I don't even know where you live, arrive, where two people download anywhere, where we really interesting, I was wondering, was how many island Friday, I e said people would come in and spit on the painting. I really think I said I don't know. Do you did inaccurate enact?

nobody lightly! Any painting you know said like no one would show I made was that people should spit on the painting right well, and it was all he could talk about. Latvia is all over now straight leaders. Sorry, if the new more important of europe- but we again glad I'm sorry- you know our country right That is on the edge. You want to talk about your painting right, we don't know. If I did I mean, is it a big deal just about it? Just wasting our time here pandemic, let's let slip spent some time. I knew drawing ok you're heightened loud, and I know that my skin color and book all of you know all of my proceeds going to mercury, one adult life

like what are they would have authority. Is there any important issue that maybe we should talk about lightened by ETA and, lastly, the site with global sex slavery? Maybe the law murdering of Christians around the globe, having spent some time on that have yours, the paintings anyway. Anyway, don't have the final number boats about two hundred two hundred fifty thousand dollars raised this weekend really just just Saturday. what year was- it- was a wild success. I think we have a generous audience to too bright to stick to. Put that sort of money into this cause at the expense of also taking home your paint incredible honor it was very, it was, and it was wonderful it was. It was packed all day, Saturday Saturday and was taking. You know people about the three thousand two hundred and fifty at a time through the the gallery

and you know, talk and telling the stories behind each of the paintings. It was just great, so many people came from both drove along wait. Do you know didn't end, didn't even buy anything which I was totally fine with. and it was it was great and we should have had a lot of criticism from the people who have purchased your paintings and then the answer is yes, you just have to put it up. When Glenn comes over, you don't have to have it up all the time. Just voted out. If glens coming over your house put up the pay to be behind so pad dingy. Did you watch the Olympics at all? I have watched about two minutes of coverage, really maybe yeah yeah

I watched every second of it. I do know that the women soccer tireless candid lying is torn hard by that hoard part. They seem like such a lovely. Don't they don't they, though they do so patriotic and in wonderful and loving in dedicated boot, wonderful port. They do wonderful. I hope they got equal pay for that loss. I actually, I would have liked them to have one. I would, have there from a u S there. I really I'm pass that our era yeah pass that I have always been passing soccer because soccer I want them to lose because the more you s, soccer teams win the more I have to watch highlights how D s p m or wherever I'm watching spoils they treated like it's a real sport, whether usually against TED Lasso. It delight.

Ass of doing that is here, yeah is normalized normal Zachary you're right I have on. I need a new stance in my life Anti TED last. The rightly does normalize soccer. Don't don't do it Did you see the? What was her name that Oh, you mean the beautiful trends woman, Victoria secret woman. Yes, she saw me she's lightly, she's, lovely she's, a victory. Wait a minute bullet or return about the same woman, were little she's, not a sharpshooter the shot, but all the shot put her yeah, that's not the transportation, ok, the weightlifter? Is the transportation? Ok, What does she women earning noticed she crouched darn. It started development, though that trends weightlifter would excel. To get to the Olympics. It seems oxygen, what its at all the sports hangs like it was expected to metal

so so how who would go figure that had the person who used to be a man might have a leg up in that compensation and again that no reason to change my stance of I'm glad see the? U S loose because when they win, that's when you see people like a Raven Saunders, she was sporting, neon, green and purple Buzz cut and she made an ex sign with her risks with a wrists up at the podium. She's just crossed her arms and made her and she said later cause. Nobody said what the hell does that even mean, and she said I m glad you ask it's the intersection of where all people who are oppressed meat that is right at her wrists rife weary stand under arrest and seems like too many people one set a risk and then and then after she decided to work

and it was said, taxi- now. Imagine I wanted to meet on her wrists after that you- and I was like- I think I was oppressed by that. I dont know how to go on. She said add to that I just wanted to be me not to apologize to show younger people that all out or how many boxes they try to Fichu in you. Can all you can and you can accept it even try. Tell me not to do tattoos in piercings and all that look at me now, good or now, I'm latin I'm pop She said she, you know: she's been she's, had a lot of things way an honour for twenty two years and she was I finally able to process it. And she was finally able to separate raven. from the Hulk, which was really.

ok, well, good, that's so radio that is so Reva Piazza is exactly that type of behaviour. You'd expend right delight and she's until I you know, I have to tell you C Mon Byles and you know I'm not gonna terror part because she's gone through a lot, etc, etc, but you know, as I was. I was doing these these tours about paying one of the paintings that I did was Jesse Owens I painted em, so you're Eyes would follow you in the room, and I have met the the starting line at the two thirty six Berlin Olympics, Don't talk to me about. You know all I've. so many things I'm oppressor she was oppressed, he was Yes, he was living in Amerika at a time where he had to use a separate water fountain. If you wanted to drink. So half

of the population in the United States loved him? The other half didn't love him. When when Hitler invited him and the U S to come over for the Berlin Olympics, half of the black community said you can't do it, you can't you. Can go because you can't support by Hitler government and you can support the United States government other have said you have to go. You have to go back as you have to show that a black man is humid or human over in Germany because he says you're sub human, so you have. to go after didn't wanna meet with Jesse Owens didn't want to support Jesse Owens Hitler he's the stadium with Hitler. Staring at him. You want to talk, About pressure shut up top Jesse Owens and what did he do? He won the gold and then he

did their proudly as the national anthem played came back. That's why he's a hero? He talked afterward, though he d there is war. There is talk of any good if, after wars that reserve on, let me take it. Let me tell you the same the same story with Jesse Owens. Do you know He won the gold because fast track this time. us eventually for before the others here, so that happens when you turn your MIKE's off internet forums on you're, not alone. Here listening or let me just share this with you, ok, here's. The reason why one in the long jump is because the guy who he was competing against is that Jesse Owens was jumping too soon and he kind of makes over to Jesse side me standing there and he says: hey, listen, jumping too soon and Jesse. So what?

Sadly, it occupies don't look at me. Hitler's can it be. Don't look at me, you're, jumping to soon so I'm gonna. Let us and her over to the to the and I'm just gonna. I'm just gonna drive my towel. Where are you jump, and so he does This is a german competitor, I believe for the present it. Oh yeah yeah, really puts his towel down right. Where Jesse Owens should jump Jesse. jumps and wins the gold it take long for that guy to be sent to the russian front. that guy was sent to the russian French because he lost to Jesse Owens any help, Jesse Owens, Jesse, Owens and in he became friends here, sent to the russian front, and the last thing you said to Jesse Owens was please One thing I ask, please He's tell my children when Madness is all over. I

not one of them so don't tell About your oppression, whole Craven. Don't tell me your oppression, mother, and to think we had to deal with our yeah jobs will hold a lot at stake. Got appears, you know, and I am sure that there is a lot of people who are oppressed. that were really sad to hear that that kind of oppression was going on on her people. Don't look at this any more, but the Nazis were very anti piercing. Very. That was one of the things that people dont really disregarding the just, as I would have already knows that already outta, yes to power based on the non works that we're such cry. Babies. Thank you. Tat, Pat gray unleashed where we get your podcasts. Alright, let me tell you about car shields and don't know if you've been paying attention the past two years with the car repairs already.

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and state government says on its color there's something on your chin. This this issue is all excited cheer, as we have an even worse, not relax. Real people is a normal. We have times your acreage burned in the last decade in the previous. here's all these concerns and everything you need to fight or fire. We could use your help on and I think you ve been totally on top of their textile. Ask. How did you know was on the note, but he of course holds it a backward to the camera and read it now, because there's something on your chin and then he eats it. He didn't, take it off. Then he looks at me like a who yummy and eat it I was really repulsive moment. Let it for I gotta say that was legitimately commercially just grow. Steer member in Fahrenheit, nine eleven, I guess the Michael more! I didn't see it think it really. I thought we talked about it at the time. I thought

we die, maybe a blocked. I've met you may blocked, because we did, I think, go to see it. So we could talk about it on the air. There is one moment where I think its power, whoa forwards? and there. You know, of course, trying to make all the Bush people to be this. These terrible people- and I if I remember he, did something like he combed his hair and then like. I think he licked here licked his hand or something and like put it through the his hair and licked his hand. Again it was one of these like set up before interviewed using a really kind of gross momently, his training, because air look good and they I think, all of our mothers have done that though I look, it's people do those things look. Do you don't take something off your face, look at it and then eat. I ve an idle. I mean I've, done a lot of gross things. Don't think I've ever done that we now, I don't think so. you think I mean I have tried to you, know. I've drops spaghetti on my shirt and then tried to suck the sauce out of the

quarter of enhanced on that somebody moves in category right, but if you had something like that, they like, the corner, your mouth, yeah right annually, Have you ve made me feel it do you couldn't you could go? a couple different directions. It became a brush off organ brush it in Russian goes and brush off. If it's an eminent crumb, you just had ice cream, Eminem toppings little chunk of Eminem Corner your mouth I think the time might differ too, like give its forty minutes later, your brushing it off if it's too its later it is eating it. You have you're still sitting there with the ice cream and something like glad you got some ice cream airbrush in India and rushing into your mouth by this guy's got an entire briefing on fires. He asked the country honeys flocked to the east that their quickly, I don't think he's too an aids in the middle of a conference and and if you see the close up of it, it looks like either pudding or egg or some all. So That's another line.

solid verses. Liquid is a big lion. I think they're like if you have a liquidity, eg you, can be put down your mouth now. If it's a know, if it's a cracker crumbs metal, it's better than an egg and egg, you are you dead. I just do you have you ever list, I do I, the except of all things and when its acceptable, to put it in your mouth, got twenty five minutes on students erratic laughing. It started the continuum of risk when it comes to what food is on your mouth. We, nobody is what goes into lie. Read I read the headline of this and I was like on ever and then later saw the video like that, it's sort of these days were it's better to be listening to the way I mean you don't want a method of low down for good leader. As I said, there's just too much important new stuff to talk about today we can talk about European ACT from this weekend.

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you w that animal, less consumer access, dot, Org, hello, MR and MRS America, and ships across the sea. It's time for done, news, This is there's a lot going on a lot going on and weave. We fought. We thought you know knowing our audience. They will want to know the news on debate I am very concerned about what's going on with doll baby right now. Now, let's pretend you don't know anything about debates, be double be doll. Baby is one of the premier pop artists out there

dark, eyed oil- I don't mean oh yeah yeah. I don't talk to me. Talk to the already. There are some if this is gonna, be in credit. to believe, but there are some in the audience who might not even know who doll baby is hot and now for those you ve done, commissioner, die first, Dame baby, a last name, our electors, Ok, so it's not like our baby. It's ericsson where they're leaving office mental now firstly was DA, ok and then the second name is baby. Ok and it's interesting when you go through with his current situation, people it's hard to talk about debate, right because of doll baby being his name. It sounds like you're saying that my colleague Mr Baby baby you're. I call him die let's,

of ok don't they, I feel most comfortable, calling him dab. Eighty okay, whereas he budgets in a formal sense. I sure the right thing to do and what is the I mean you are a journalist asked us it s. Some hard core research on ok are so give me the headline in that's coming out now, shockingly about debates so dark baby of Thirdly, is getting cancelled, can he is a victim of cancel, saw no words, no more ease his television nerve. You, show or something is no longer we set out and or Youtube Joe are we talking about? dont mean cancelled, as in the cancel culture yeah die at happened a dead now, some would say the council culture doesn't exist, but dont babies of victim of, glad nor my doll baby. had some commentary on so What some people called his comments? Homophobic boy k, he

He and even say what I think I can say it here we got. This is a quote from doll baby onstage, he said, quote you didn't shop today with HIV Aids, or any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases. That will mean You die in two to three weeks then put your cell phone lighter up Now the next part, I can't say exact, ok, but I Further Donnie, I will say I don't even understand you study would understand you don't even always looking for in this statement, but I can only say he's looking for a particular kind of of lady with particular doubt. That is a lady, right why Norman I dont know and that and one of these terms even mean at all measure, how you identify races fella again here. I can't stay here he's associating

same sex relations. All I ever, I would please don't try to interpret it interpret doll baby. Let his word speak for him track. I dont say them just ok, that's it! point of view both of those things I led speaker herself without saying it, but people interpreted, says, homophobic which it does it does seem to be, so so doll baby. Is now getting all his. He was going to be at Lollapalooza, which apparently glens still exists. Love Lou here is this: is twenty twenty one dog baby at low on the polluter? Now, while applause I feel like started when I was in my high school year, I think it did, but it still going out, apparently are now they have doll baby. There, ok now doll baby. I find this to be very interesting because Mr Baby is getting, cancelled, for these comments were he's been critical and a flip and about the algae

too bad. You don't know who I a two plus community dont. Do it and you don't do that, get or cancel poor, and I thought to myself wait a minute. I kind of remember doll baby in previous issues that to me I memory not the doll baby. He is he's clean clean he's. That's one of the things he's like an altar boy, see I thought. Maybe he had significant issues in his past that maybe would actually work. Cancellation more than a bad, send internal shoe archaeology, be darlings. What did you find? A doll baby in his path ballot. Look a couple: this ok, two thousand thirteen. Only you then I I well I've Algeria. I was a good eight years younger than I am now so is he but he was. He was busted on pot and weapons and what come on? That's nothing, nothing! Nothing!

No he's got an illegal gun. Now he was gonna. Government doesn't even care about any of that. Yet again, we should point out that from two thousand thirteen, when that first charge happened, he was absent, Lee Clean until later in two thousand thirteen and he was again arrested for pot. Ok, then again. He was arrested for felony pot, possession, no felony pot possession. He had more pot armament Antwerp. Ok, then I mean I from two thirty thousand fourteen to sixteen percent What pretty? Well? Not all the way through two thousand sixteen cause he was a b was busted on firearms charges, but then doesn't he learned his lesson bright? He learned our lesson learned his lesson and then he forgot the lesson in two thousand seventeen get into doesn't eighteen. He was. But he was charged with having a stolen firearm. Well, couldn't by one year. System worked there right He couldn't invalidate he wouldn't pie when he had little Lila. So we

the steel, you bad terrorism problem solvers team to steal. Thank you! Thank you are now in two thousand eighteen. He did kill someone inside of a Walmart and this People would say: hey you kill someone inside a walmart. Maybe that's a cancel sort of offence by, but I want to know, but nobody saw nobody was right, like a bright. Whatever was their shopping, do. You have any ways it and I'm sure, where nobody, whether they had it was between some clothes racks, Palazzo accessing the adults are sure that it was here- and I will say this in his defence on this one it does. He was charged with that it was, he did, have gun charges against, because each again should have had the gun, but only the fourth time. This is u right. What's that debate is try is trying very hard and it was ever old self defense save look like he was someone else trying to kill him. He killed them happens generally, taking all most Walmart trips peopled. I argue, you're gonna wind up killing someone occasionally to warmer this happens to me-

all the time haven't three times last week. If you know what it is, debate, is black Obviously I saw a baby is black and that's. Why yes happened? Yes, he was. Shopping at Walmart while Black and he was but Who, who is try to kill him? Was a white supremacist also have black, but he was a white supremacist Euro notes that sure you, two thousand nineteen. He had a pot charge again and resisting arrest, ITALY. Third, that's only third time now. This is where I can join the doll baby story because, as you know, was This is no surprise. The audits was not on the baby and his debate. a baby, musical train, I was not early and our energies hits like, or Well, here's the thing I do know one of his hits: ok, It was us a song that, of course he did with MS leper. New labour, doo, doo doo,

first name do Leslie, leading to a leap called levitating, which was a gigantic song last year. I think one year earlier this year, animal last year, media play it. Can you play just a little of it. Just play has held out baby. I police, we re getting be really really good and very, very talented dove. What I recognise the song, it was a huge you use a huge. I will say that by debating doll baby king was all right? Let me know when you have it set up so then he had- and this is what I thought was interesting. As I remember when the sun came out. Thinking to myself didn't he have like some major legal issues. Recently, like is out there still making popular music after this occurred and because I remember he was at the superbowl- misses the post, a ripe of the pre

The Superbowl they'll get enough. They. I remember that song. Thank you. You gotta from decide you gotta from that yeah Laura! That's all you are a huge fan. Yeah. Thank you produced played again. Just a little bit of it here. at the beginning that I remember it. It was so good. It was so good works as a super classic. He I remember him. My memory was didn't he. A lady. from on stage during a concert and Our baby do in fact slap one of his way of feed Male fan in the crowd a concert on camera, and I thought well. That was we're formats revenge you wouldn't that We the cancel bull thing, not really no France and slapping a woman to be fair, he was received because someone took a picture with a camera flash too close to his face. Oh my,

like if you're, not gonNA, Belgium. Lady, for that I know what you do. What's the she's lucky to be alive, she would that to me totally cow by what he had a legitimate defence, be he was actually aiming for a different woman, I thought was it my oh, my god he was at his body, hit that woman. He was trying to get another police. Let him go right away arising out of the even a charge for that. He just did it on camera I believe he is being sued for that. And, of course, also by the way, most urgent, two thousand twenty with robbery and punched a promoter. So he made muttered skip by that real quick, and I heard I heard what he punched one of his promoters and I was charged with robbery.

But he wasn't, but there's no way back and twenty twenty or more. That's our time. Remember. How old were you in to I don't even remember wanting dumbly Andy was: where will we were only interacted with this fake election thing? You don't owe me, and was there was really even in an election year. We were, we were so distracted by that you always have to watch the other hand. What is the baby doing? The baby always knows what's going on, so baby. Now, after all of those things was able to create, do we have that saw in this? This is a huge hit song. That more, that's good! That's enough! Thank you that one year and then he made through all and everyone embrace them when they gave him this gigantic song. He's big role on one of the biggest songs of the year and then he went on and he said two sentences about the algae, BT, Q, Q. I ate two plus community and now is cancelled. The Gaza linearly slap

work on camera and killed someone in Walmart? Oh my god, what about the ex record? But it out here that the thing from the stage or he alluded to people with diseases slow as we talk with I'm. As we talked about you know the green here. U S shot put her that, one, the silver, Do you know she? She wanted a let everybody know how oppressed she was. so she got up after winning the silver She talked, of course, you're gonna to work after it was over here and then she's upon the the stand as they were, giving her the metal in the national anthem was praying and playing and Jia crossed her. arms and to show intersection reality and her her support there, because she was oppressed and

I just want to quote her because I I don't want to make these things up, because I don't I don't even. I hope this isn't true but she said to me not to apologize. to show younger people that no matter how many boxes a trolley. True foot Fichu in that You can be you and you could accept it. I mean people tried me, try to tell me not to do tat, twos and piercings, but look at me now, the charter sand inflicted a baby and I'm a pond, She is a policy is about and that's the thing about the Olympics. It's always been this way, it's about you as an individual. Definitely I even though I mean you know how we are used to see people you know from from Kenya, worthy the Bob's, letting team, Jamaica idea. You know that words didn't even have snow, she had people say donkey your ears, pierced and how can continue to go on, but I will say a remarkable, so many people tell women

to pierce their ears in this country it so common. I'm sure, it occurred. I and I wanna make sure I'm not questioning that story at all, but definitely occurred What I want to be now, we also had mental illness. She did yeah she's. completely clean of it. Now that's good, but here she had some mental ill. As I don't get past then ass she sees past is that so Raven is that that is that is so Reva Silver S old, very real, very re, so very resistant with a bang near. She said that she now heads contained the hulk that's why her hair was only half green. green on one half of her shaved head and read on the other, how does one will have colored hair on a shaved head? You'll have see it for use outlets beautiful need is beautiful and I will say she's, also wearing those beautiful hearings that people tried to stop her brow.

same re by the way this is totally unrelated rating for the Olympics are weighed down shadow yeah now they brought him gotten all over me. I don't think they ve everywhere they have or down really young people, not not that interests fix this year. S really weird, it's almost as if its yet another institution that has just so defiled itself, that we all look at it like they're, just a bunch of whores, and we need to see that we feel that way. You know like the the failed just hoard themselves out to make money in China or whatever it is, and so they just they just tat, As things that you know me, so people in the office just don't believe that's it basically impossible to wash the National Basketball Association. At this point, it's he is. It is a ape if you wanna watch, The dna see with occasional dribbling Van watch the FBI because its basic

We just an arm of the Democratic Party operating as a sports from MRS selection of sports franchises. I will tell you this. I ve and I've taken a hard stand on this. I will I will. Not rest until the baby can. play in the NBA with pierced ears, and I mean, I will not rest until that happens to happen. Rough greens Rochelle lives in Indiana. She writes in about our dogs experience with rough green. She says, I'm shocked are eleven year old is really picky. He's always had to have she's always had to have her food topped with left overs then he would usually leave a handful of kibble on the ball, but what sprinkle, a spoonful of rough green straight into a dry dog food. She eats up every last crumb when the first bag arrived. I open it up and thought no way. She's gonna eat this green powder, stuff, to say I was totally wrong. Thank you, rough greens, from

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This is the landmark programme. Nicole saw us is a stoic stay at home in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. She enrolled her five year old daughter in kindergarten in the South Kingstown School District and then said, I want some information. Has she had heard that the teachers were starting to teach go race theory, and so she said, I need some by need summit for Asian from the school. Now she is she it's perfect illegal for her to request. In fact they have it on their own website. You want information, blah blah blah you do it. Well, she whether the information then figured. I should probably pull my daughter out of school after they they Britain to sue her because of her. look reykir request about critical race theory engender theory which the district too. Her to submit she's, not

represented by the Goldwater Institute and she's on the phone with this now high nickel. How are you I grant so much for having used not only they threatened to sue you, they told you you had to pay seventy four thousand dollars to find out of school district is, is teaching see Artie? ray- and this is the first time that they have given me the very high estimates figure. like information which, frankly, we already pay for with our taxes mirth. They had been nine thousand dollar fee to get information. When I first started permitting, my public records requests other empty nation with two thousand three thousand dollars the Goldwater Institute RE submitted. A public records require, on my behalf, with much more specific terms were more likely to turn up information, and that would now seventy four thousand dollars which isn't because this is public information and its,

be a government secret information that really that the public has a right to access and a public records were just the way they got that information in my town. Eighty percent of the budget goes to the school and twenty seven thousand dollars for students to educate, and now I have to pay seventy four thousand dollars to know how their being educated at just seemed like this is not the way it supposed to work. So you asked for a lesson plans and course, materials used or sign it any school within Self Kingston School Department in the twenty twenty one school year that include any of the following terms. Sixteen nineteen projects in education, project or Howard's in double math, gender theory, white privilege or whiteness system racism, c r, T or critical race theory Abrams. Andy or Candy, Robin De Angelo or just De Angelo They said that that they could do that.

it would take them eight hours to retrieve yeah. I think it was a lot more hours. I think it was them like like six hundred ninety three hours or something like that and that in they have under the statue. They can charge that in dollars an hour compiling and retrieve this information, but it still has to be a reasonable fee and when you are asking for life in materials and instruction on material that shouldn't have to be request. Under the ape access to public record that these are not just public documents, either investment materials they at any point can just Email left me of their own volition. They can just respond to my question that ass, an email without having to charge me money, because this approach is the conversation about what our kids are. Learning, though, they're the ones that that constrain me to the public record request process and I believe,

they're doing that to evade my question and not answered, now what did you hear that they, the teachers, were incorporating all this stuff in well being the ball from the elementary school, where my daughter would go, I've been polar out and placed her own private school that they integrate values of gender identity and every great and she said, that they have a fur line of thinking about history that they teach children in. The grade- and she told me this after I said you teach anything with anti racism and, as we all know, and heroism really does mean phrases, I'm a pretty woman. There is all the same thing, so the principal told me but they do in fact teach these out if and when I asked well, how exactly do you do it in every great big? They said that they have these in practice is that they use them. When I ask all of you know, went wended is common practice start. It was all non answer either I dont know where let me get back to you and then finally, it was the matter of public record for class, though I know there are

what we are hearing it and I have tons of evident, but I have uncovered thirty public records request them with my on research, showing that that at the school district believe, all white people are right, that I just found a document thing that, in that part of their goal, is to have implicit, Biot, biased trainings with students and teachers, and there are one hundred percent committed to this, but they're, not telling me exactly how and so on than to be completely transparent. For that can decide if they want to and roll their kids in the district or opt out a certain lesson plans, and we can fight we engage in a robust public debate about the values of a critical. A barrier, antiracist mode, everyone call it. I tell you, the file for freedom of Information ACT, and you don't have to pay for it. I mean it's it's again, on our time on our dime

in U S for all records of communications, including email, communication to or from any South Kingston School Department official print. call teacher teaching assistant counselor any other person from January one, two thousand and twenty to the date of this request, which includes any of the following terms: one thousand six hundred and nineteen project, Zen Education, Howard's inequitable match under theory, blah blah. All of these things, Is that is public record? I know that in Texas, when we finally did get the freedom of Information ACT from a school district called South Lake It showed that they were mockery. the parents and saying we're just gonna. Do it anyway and lets One of them said: let's keep this information away from the parents and to the people went to jail over it and nobody to pay for that information because it came from a government source yeah

freedom of Information ACT is is therefore from the access to public records ACT, which is Rhode Island. at you and that road, Ireland statute carved out that Spectin Dollar in our see that a public undertakings can charge you for the council to review fifty cents per hard copy, but you're right that this information should not have to cross taxpayers there already paying for the information just by the public entity do their job I think that that's gonna be a point of contention that it's not reasonable doubt the seventy four thousand dollars d and on its thoroughly, not equitable. For all of this talk that no have about equity and everyone having equal access. I dont know how you'd you justify that kind of Pisa snow. Kit of learning, because it felt like they're saying that only the extremely wealthy are privy to information about what they get their. So what did the Goldwater people say and what what are you doing about this now?

right now we're determining what our next step is. We're still talking about that. and I am sure will make a decision on whether we want to go to court or If we want to take some other legal actions power the community responding to you and the people in the school Are they with you or against two or that split I only have overwhelming support, I have parents and even teeth. emailing me and thanking me for putting myself out there. I also got lots of hips from Paris. about. Why is being taught in in school here and it sometime parts you get verification, and they say all my my kid- how to do something with black eyes matter in class and I'm telling I'm hoping you can do something like that, but they're scared to actually tell me the name of the clock, Nineveh teacher

the actual assignment because they dont want to be reallocated against the way that I was retaliated against. But you know you can't just go out there and say something happening: have no proof so people are still scared, but they are extremely supportive Well stay stay brave this, only get harder if people like you don't stand up now, only gonna get harder and you most likely won't win in the future. If we don't stand up now, I wish while the best of luck is there anything that our audience can do to help you I just want to reiterate what you said: that more apparent needs to start standing up there to their school board than this. to remember that school boys are made up of ordinary p, All they live next door to our. There are family members and our friend they People are not working behind the iron curtain, the Kremlin, yet though we need to,

stand up for them now and let them know that we're not going to tolerate this indoctrination of kids in our school. Were you ever more you an activist Would you ever see yourself like this? I've never been politically involved. This only happened, because I enroll my daughter in school and then they publicly per and assuming, though I had to respond publicly because they were trying to destroy my reputation, publicly they are getting so bold, sober gas. Thank you, sir. I appreciated gutless banking document I've Sylvia I said that they would take their masks off, which strange because their being told the people asks back on but I told you a time that that the Marxist would find because they were dying to tell you who they really were. They were dying. to tell you how wrong you were, how evil you were and it has turned out. They all have their masks off now, and yet.

It seems as though most of America doesn't we care did you see that the the spending package, the Senate beside him yeah we and over it on Friday. On the whole, the bill when all the crap that send it may now. Also ports of just wasteful nonsense and remember it's not like. We have the money to have a bill like oh, I know it's just all made up fake money that printing, essentially to do this with the promise that if we leave something out of the bill, they're going to throw it in the next one, that's going to pass without Public support: why publicans are involved in this. I don't think I'll ever and right in the Senate. only one stood against it and it was MIKE. Well he's not only no vote. there is by partisan infrastructure. Yeah ran Paul, didn't vote for that,

May I dunno what maybe he was on in committee. That was the possibly that might have been. What you're, too, has it it will ask MIKE Mike, is coming up in just a few minutes, and I know that he was he was standing there talking to an empty Senate, nobody sat around and listen to him, but you should hear him. because he makes really good points We are having the highest surge in in inflation. in a very long time very very long time and This is only going to make this worse, the government is buying up all kinds of stuff to improve infrastructure, the prices to you- are going to go up one. Does that mean and wire? we doing that at this moment seems like a bit time to spend another five trillion dollars that we're same guy does know. I'd always is really bad to submit another five trillion dollars. But maybe it's just me with

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probably do thirty miles, I'm guessing just kind of strolling yeah, maybe probably five hours me may I could probably do that, but it took him four days: disease that brave the fabric, walk here and he did it. So people in Texas can do there are already doing vote like a pointless reason to walk, seem but brave. The very broad- these at pointless. That takes a lot of guts. A lot What if he were to continue to work until he actually cross the border of taxes and left the state forever? That would be in braver because I've the bravery of the other Texas Democrats, leaving has been really tough on me and I'm so glad their brave and not hopefully coming back at all, and maybe who could join them more. Better went to Washington DC forever and

didn't come back. He's tries he's trash right. If you try to do that, the people said no. No, we don't want you, that's the problem with that. Oh you can't get him to leave because no one else wants him right. I dont think this point. New York would want of now glum always begging for people to move back to New York, I go along with a threat that we're gonna close your business down at any moment. This thing he go sideways but bring your business is back and so that's quite the incentive, but maybe maybe they throwing sprinkle on top and better work will be here. If you don't think Gonna work. I have us a sneaking suspicion. That's not now going to work by the way to New York is not doing all that. Well, when it comes, still. The covert situation right now have says cases up a hundred and fifty nine percent in the last. Two weeks Gimme, the percentage. Can you give me the actual cases,

probably forgive me. I had to be eighty, definitely not as bad as it was in a year at the one, the one in which are probably stop talking percentages because it wants to weigh down to go down. look we're seeing like, for example, if you look at Florida, there's a high percentage increase, but the I will say to hospitalizations is relatively worrisome. I mean it's almost as high as the peak possible sanctions so that but again didn't overwhelm the system What do you know he's not dying? I know I am not saying that I'm just saying lets you know: that's not panic! Everybody now that I don't think that this show panics people on this particular topic. Effective. They do a lot of new Yorkers like wait, a minute wait a minute. You he's a battle Rourke he's in there and are for that. That's just a room

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his book Woodrow Wilson and the roots of modern liberalism. My read that I understood what was going on. Well, I want to get an update because we are doing almost exactly what Woodrow Wilson wanted to do. So I want to talk about modern liberalism, modern progressive as and where we are on Woodrow Wilson, dream country. We do that sixty seconds programme. Have you heard the Good NEWS or not, but Democrats have just passed in the Senate, another five trillion dollar reconciliation, social reform bill and it his great, because there's nothing that we could do that will help us more than speed. And another five? trillion dollars on. You know things is it really dont? You don't care about really honestly things that we don't have the money for, but that

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gee how area I Glenn hurriedly, and it's been a long time. It has been a lot, but I still think of you fondly for everything that you have done. I dont know if you ve seen the latest poles on Woodrow Wilson. he does not pull well anymore. He used to always be in the top five with the all of these professors and he's now towards the bottom. Well, I think you might have had something to do with it. Factor in the Obama presidency. As I recall, Well, I got a lot of the information from you and I wanted to talk to you about the comparisons between Joe Biden, administration and Woodrow Wilson. restoration, I mean I'd just just the ice that he segregated the military again and in the was it way is in some ways the job is doing the same thing with the federal government he's he's,

bleeding whites against blacks, he's, not he's not saying you mean, you know you have to work in separate places or or be segregated, but he is dividing us. and I wanted to talk to you about the comparisons. If you saw any between the two well the comparison that a lot of people would think of quite correctly is in inviting you're dealing with president, who I think any fair person has to say, as has greatly diminished cognitive capacity and its. clear whose actually calling the shots in in the Biden Ministration- and I I think it's fair too- It s a kind of extension of of the Obama presidency in and an extension and power of those who who were there and control during the Obama presidency and- and you know that Woodrow Wilson, of course Hat- was disabled at the end of his

author send it was. It was unclear, historian still debated, who exactly was was running things, but it was in from what I understood, it was really his wife that was kind of running the show, and even his own party, what against that when they couldn't meet with him they came, and you know she put together a meeting and she really orchestrated that well, but when they we found out that he was trying to run again and he was not in control. Even his own party turned on him DNA, that's correct! Yes, then end up with a situation that Many hopes hoped not to repeat but the circumstances of of the region electoral cycles here in our country have been so so hard to imagine that I think we're we're looking for that kind of situation again here believable

You know, I read, I don't know if you ve ever read it. I am sure, I'm sure you have but tat drew administrator one of what Woodrow Wilson favorite books? While he was in office, I think he read it three times any and eat in it. Girl house talks about how The country just needs to be done by these new scientific administrators. everything coming out of this administration, is no longer going through Congress, it's no longer even debatable. Now it's all villas, listen to the experts. This is science, science, science, and we just have to do it? Are we in a ministry of State now absolutely are, and I think that you you, in the pandemic that we ve seen over the last year and a half that the greatest possible proof? If, if more, could be needed,

that we are in the throes of an administrative state and- and yet we know going back to the original progressive. Their idea was gonna coming out of the nineteenth century that science had kind of triumph. was the future and it was the darwinian revolution in the nineteenth century and so they they really thought that the time had come for the limits on government too, to be relaxed historical progress made at such that we were capable of so much more? We knew so much more and so that the he was to put power in the hands of those who were educated, those who came up in the universities, those who got the advanced agrees. I think you mentioned in your Inter Alia: Woodrow Wilson was a professor is the appeal which the in political science, God help us coming into power and so I think your exactly right. What what's the rhetoric that we have seen?

out of this administration. It's always deference to science. We have the CDC imposing, moratoria on evictions, making policy that it It has no right to allow it to make here. We have the of the President's spokespeople able to justify various measures and mandates taking in their dissent. While this is what the experts tell us to do, so I think it's a bit of. timely question. What did what it Wilson do? I mean it's so fascinating that I at least I there are very, very similar and they're going through the same thing, and you know one thousand nine hundred and seventeen one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. We have the spanish flu here in America, which is the last time we had a pandemic what did Wilson do well our glinted, your Wilson was basically the father of the modern administrative state. He was the the scholar of course, he was important,

Damn thinker in the country for decades before he became Europe, a big public official he. It was a vision that he had four for university educated people to populate a large. bureaucratic apparatus. He greatly admired the system in Germany, in under Bismarck and Prussia. He be wrote a very famous ass say about how we could take the pro and bureaucratic system and take all of its expertise and and it onto our constitution and yeah he started allotted added his administration. Much of it had to wait for later circumcision it isn't later ways. People like Franklin, Roosevelt, for example, who who referred back the Woodrow Wilson and building the the apparatus that that implement did the new deal but it, but that a region

with Wilson and Public Administration scholars and our country look to Wilson is one of the founders of their discipline. In fact, did he do shutdowns further? for the spanish flu, did no mass murderers, IRAN, Sudan, it this! This is on Sudan and what we have in our time, because you have a your forehead and the original progressive era, but we have never in the entire history of our country even worse, very you're you, whether its progressive administration, any kind of administration any kind of threat, far greater than than covered nineteen. never have we seen any restriction like this on our liberties before was, It was something the original progressives I think, even themselves. Couldn't fathom The other thing I found does striking is that we have now Facebook, which is the key look square, limiting shaming

Listening in on by gathering information that is just the electronic version I can remember what they were. They were like the minute man or something in, and he actually had a hundred and twenty age wearing Americans snooping on their neighbours. Well, for one was, was an occasion that the Wilson administration certainly took advantage of. It was one of the ways in which many of the? U administrate and to tease you kind of got, got justified, although quite on Sadly, he had started quite a bit of that before the even the circumstantial war or upon country when we yoni early, Wilson administration. As you know, we have the establishment of of the income acts of the federal commission Vive of Federal Reserve Board. So lot of it even starts beef before them.

More extreme, more time measures that you mentioned. Let me, I ask you, then you have a new book called America transformed the rise and legacy of the American Progressive ISM, I said, maybe maybe about a year ago or so that I think progress. We are out of progressive phase and we are now into the revolutionary phase with what you're seeing on the streets. Would you I agree with that. I think we're in unprecedented times. I think that the first a lot years right this. If you go back a hundred years to win the progressive got started, this was a project that taken time. It's it's come over us in a of waves over the twentieth now twenty first century and for all- time without an honor, Is he coexistence between our original

ass, usual regime, which has been there all along, it's still there and then a progressed. Mindset, increasingly progressive mindset and a left wing- that's been pushing that now for over a hundred years, but something ultimately have had Given that sort of the story, I tried attracted the town, the book. It's a book. You told me to write ten years ago by the way, the highly and and I finally year with its coming to a head and saw out point. Now, where you have citizen So I tried to put in the book, as you have citizens that are really of two different regimes to different countries. Two different sets of principles that happen occupied same space and at the time has come, for this that this major car settled to be resolved because there there directly opposed principles, the progressive ideas of the limitless state and the founders principles of limited government for the sake.

securing our natural God given rights. Unfortunately progressive Islamist taken over really, but almost every university except a few places like hills. Dale were you teach it in there? nobody to defend when progressive is when Woodrow Wilson went too far? People saw that and they were really taken aback and it took great depression and war to have those ideas come back, but they they, They went too far and they knew it that they had Dakota, hide it and go into the universities and start to teach it because the american people, knew who George Washington was. They knew who Thomas Jefferson was they they knew the writings they need the right. They knew the reasoning and they knew the constitution and the bill of rights. We don't now. How does it work out for us? Do you think this time? Well, Think it's very worrisome further reason that you suggest because

the higher is a complete mess? You know a few islands of sanity, I'm very grateful that teach it wanted hills tailed course, but by him, Large higher education is a mass, and this was this was where progressed This started! That's I think things in its important point. Two. who understand they invaded universities. First, they knew that they had to go to the places where ideas, percolate and at that which, slowly to something at the great little place for Aristotle, teaches as she know that these ideas they percolate at the top in the filter down an switch taken it's taken time, but the the evolution was was in the universities. They a lot of our university or college professor is started going over to Europe to get their higher degrees thing that you are supposed to do. If you wanted to be a trendy education institution of second half of the nineteenth century lot. Orthodox institutions got trance,

warmed right under their no the noses of good trust. These this way, and so, by the time we get to, nineteen hundred higher in America is already sort of their theirs. This poison, that's been put into the system and its been taking root. And you know you, you have now take a look at higher education and its essential iii and an enemy of the country and those there. That's what you're taught and higher add is that is to hate this country. The eight everything it stands for and a few of us are sitting there trips our fingers in the end up in a wall trying trying to hold back, but it's it's, it's not easy, yeah. I, you for everything that you have done: our J R J, a street: oh he's, professor politics at Hills, Dale, college, author, of the new book America transformed the rise in legacy of American Progressive ISM loved to have you back, I have a chance to read the book. I didn't know until this morning that I was actually out. So thank you,

what for running meteorite long time ago, and I am happy to be on well. I can't I can't wait to to read it. America transformed our deepest reader. Thank you for being on the programme. Let me tell you about our supplies: are signing books? No, not even when they come out here. you like all the data right of work and they haven't talked for awhile write to me in I mean, is it Caesar, maybe keep tabs on the guy? You tell it got to write a book, meaning rights should keep contrary to such a jerk. You such it or at all day I'd. I look for you is, I know, I'm sorry and yet haven't asked about the arch of mercy to do as the commercial, Sir and Legacy box. Do you ever open up an old photo album and get immediately transported back to that moment of time about old family videos I don't even have the equipment to watch those things, and I would like to watch those well. You can do with legacy box. We We started legacy box because when my brother

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and told her owing yeah Mesa fire growing boy. You saw the the event when really really well and we as much as I tore tree, we should point out dough, looks like he raised a quarter of a million dollars. You don't have the final numbers, but it certainly not you not should be in that area. for all the four mercury one and yet again our audience steps up in Mamma, like this. They always do they always do. Meanwhile, we phrased millions and millions of dollars for charity and they have done a great job, especially in this circumstance which ITALY you have to do. but you ve got a blow the home this thing in others. I ain't in name, and then you get a fear what to do with it. You probably are trash guy, one, even time, not sure. That's the that the lot of times they won't be. I won't even take it yet. I call for bulk delivery of you knows we could get a you know. It's really weird is, I don't think anybody because I said you'd take you Take the tax rate of you don't have to pay me. My share is just send it

mercury, one yourself and I I don't think anybody did. I think they all just paid paid for Leah, so I get a big tax write off, which is really Humphrey works. How tat our exactly you may want to talk to talk down account, and probably really they act, As things are, they do they now, if you're Hunter bite and they not launch it. If you're not provide an ha, that's totally. Ok, you rarely galleons aliens dollars not for charity right, Manfred Track and from China had Gracchi are. I am, of course, there's lots of bills that we pay particular visits to Alabama Thea Strip clubs down a general acidity. Acts must be hard for his accountant to put that altogether for the IRS anyway. Thank you so much if you came. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much It really was. It was an amazing amazing time on Saturday Luckily, money doesn't doesn't mean anything any more. We need to spend it

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I'll tell you wasn't it. My art show this weekend was likely. I mean he's he's got this infrastructure government spending belly, didn't he couldn't put a little panting and therefore the art put padding in for a private jet flight to your art, show ACT and maybe a couple of paintings along with him, but oh, no, I'm too serious. I I've got work to do people one is spending money. My boy you're, leaving out the real reason I didn't come club, which is that I'm still offended didn't, including any of my art I mean, I know tat triggers get a bad rather than article through these days, but I fully blood for me. You know that's good stuff, MIKE Mike Lee Senator from Utah Europe late last night. Working on this by partisan government spending bill

How many of you guys voted against this thing? There were bout, a party of us voting against it. Maybe five who voted against at the earlier stages used awaiting the Glen we'd programming the plans last week, it built didn't get exist at the time, didn't exist until last night. Late last night, I finally receded, as I was sitting on the Senate poor with a bunch of my colleagues who are getting ready, give speeches in favour of it and all of a sudden I can electronically is two thousand seven hundred and the pages. Long, yellow lights, there's an easy read on a strange that they voted to proceed to it without knowing what it was. First, oh, let me ask you this: isn't this kind of just like we were really last week, just San hey What do you want to spend will fill it in later? How much do you want to spend isn't Is that what it was a year but kind of what they were doing. The idea

Shutting overall threshold amounts in deciding yeah! You know in general terms what the agreement would consist of, but normally that's not how we vote on actual piece of legislation that we got it now. Twenty seven hundred me two pages long. what just bad? How much you spending on this? One spent one point: two trillion dollar All of that about one point: two trillion dollars. Five hundred and fifty of it is new federal spending, above and beyond what we were expected to spend this year, which strikes me as curious, given that the terrible time to be spending more money at a time when, due to deliberate reckless overspending by the federal government for middle Class Americans are funding to everything they purchase is more expensive from from from chicken breast

two gasoline two cars to housing. Everything is more expensive because we're spending too much money in Washington among us still now can we listen to this old timey guy blah blah blah inflation. I dont, you know that it did. Inflation is not a problem, socket a problem mutely, because trade ties saying that they are not actually printing their digitizing MIKE and that is to lay different strategy, and that does not of course makes those dollars spent very differently and inflation proof doesn't may you know you met you brought up on your on the floor. The Senate I watched somebody highlights end. You a great point about inflation. You are like even even just the act of spending all of this money. When you talking about infrastructure will dry the cost of the things that are already expensive up, because now the

private sector has to compete with the government. That's exactly right! So everything that goes into these projects from cement, Do the outward it materials you used to make concrete to steal to labour and everything else, all those things are more expensive right now and so look I'm I'm not a fan of stimulus, star spending, but even to those who might be they might be able to make a slightly less bad case for this at a time when demand for these products

oh and industries are shutting down- are still would like to see government doing that. But whatever you can make a case for it in that circumstance, not one that I agree with, but but you can't make a good case for doing it right now, where everything is inflated, where every federal power we put into this is gonna go less far, because it's a federal darn. It comes with lots of strings attached and will go even less far because of the fact that all of these things are in short supply and can be procured only at a price We will get less from this as a result of the fact that its federal as a result of the fact that we're doing it right now, so why are they saying this is a good deal? What why Why does wired were republicans even thinking we have to do any of this stuff will look. I am always reluctant to speak for those who are not present. I am not a good spokesman for them, because. I disagree fundamentally with what they're doing I suspected born of the war on the phone with us. They say: ok will, first of all we

infrastructure: secondly, if we do this, then what the Democrats do on their bill bill that they intend to pass with a simple majority either later this week or would later this month they will spend less than they would otherwise spend. If we didn't do this now, if we were in court and someone testified to that effect, I'd stand up and say objection assumes facts not in evidence. I dont know how they can possibly know

but they will spend less if we pass this bill. In any event, it doesn't mean we don't do what I want to put our names on something that we think is bad and harmful to the american people, who don't agree with that look glinted. There should have three different people and groups of people in America, one of which would benefit from this bill, one of which might not notice much of a difference at the others will be heard by the first group consisting of those who might benefit from it can t be wealthy, well connected individuals and business interests in this country who might actually get rich off of it. The next group consists of well off Americans who have enough money that they won't notice

a big hit to their cost. There there's lifestyle, ah, but almost everyone else. The vast overwhelming majority of Americans fit into the third category of people who have limited paychecks through in many cases, living paycheck preacher. Every dollar will, by less as a result of spending like this one, those people will be hurt. So in some ways we are exchanging. One thing for another in some ways were taking money away from poured middle class Americans and giving it to the wealthy and well connected. I can't just the fact that this is the opposite. It rob intuitive, opposite the opposite of Robin Hood, exactly senator lay there some argument that the passing something by partisan, gives Senator Mansion Senator Cinema. Some some talking point go back to Democrats and say we shouldn't dropped the filibuster. Do you

think there's anything to that at all. Yet look I don't want them to drop the filibuster. They shouldn't drop the Shoah, buster. We have no guarantee that if we didn't do this, they would drop the filibuster or that by doing this they want no guarantee whatsoever. What we have to vote on is the legislation before us now the legislation before us, two thousand seven hundred and two pages long, which we received late last night, has been hammered out over. a period of four months by ten, very smart, very hardworking senators, centrist it with him. I happened to disagree on this issue, but what they worked hard on it, they ve had four months to come up with two thousand seven hundred and two pages. It is beyond folly to suggest that the entire Senate should now get up to speed on that and be expected to process. It amended vote on it and ass it within a period

a few days. We need arguably at least as much time as they did at a minimum. We need at least a few weeks to work on this. We have no business spending this amount of money and passing the size of a bill, but we saw for the first time last night. within a few days. I remember it was Barack Obama who said he was gonna, have the yet the trend parents II, that had never happened before and he would pose to every bill for at least a couple of weeks before it was ever voted on? They now or did that nobody ever has an intention of doing this All of these things aren't r, r, r banged out and and really a lot in the house is just put too. either by the the heads of the party,

and then everybody else is just told vote for it. Yes, no better! Generally right and it reflects what of it said. Biases you see in this place. You know shoulders get praise when they pass big spending built, they get criticise when they vote against them. They assume good. Passing legislation is a good thing in the abstract. I am reminded of something that Calvin Coolidge once said. You said it allow maker it's important to both past good built and stop at once, they're both important, but as between the two, it the second that's more imports more important stop about built, because a good deal that doesnt passed today can always be passed later. A bad bill wants. It passes the nearly impossible to unwind near I had ever get rid of it and that's why we ve got to focus on this. Look a handful of sellers we'll get praised if this thing passage, but that

AIDS and that adaptation that political notoriety for a few days who have long term consequences for Americans America's porn middle class, and that concerns me greatly Can you tell us what infrastructure even means now MIKE will look made a lot of things in this builder they're talking about all sorts of things, from love from highways, the bridges roads hang a design? We but every time there is a big bill. It's an infrastructure, bill when and how much was going to take to actually fix the roads and bridges, the federal roads and bridges. I'm tired of hearing about infrastructure fixing the roads and bridges, because nobody ever shows us any progress on that and say ok we're a lot closer, just an endless infrastructure bill.

x or roads and bridges right then lucky you can always identify things that have been fixed and that's why things like this to be very tempting, because people can point to good things. We're going to good people, good communities that are well deserving of improvements. The question I raises they have to be this much does it have to be right now and does it have to be true this government, but I'm still going through this ill because it takes a while to do. I didn't read like a fast pace novel but but but Glenn. I will I will be shocked if there isn't a whole. lot of infrastructure, and here there is a federal in Nature- is not or should not be federal. Now, if it is part of an interstate highway, then right yet perhaps it should be federal or some other project it within a proper

federal nexus with close, maybe so, I am willing to bet that a large portion of this is going to go to surface, treats it started shop in the same state. and things that are otherwise not necessarily appropriate for the federal government and that's not just an esoteric problem. It creates real financial problems. Correct the minute you add, a dollar a federal spending to an infrastructure project in many states like mine, can add thirty percent, sometimes more to the cost of the process because you have to comply with the byzantine labyrinth of federal regulations, demand it and so you're buying less. more money when you make it federal, we shouldn't do that. There is also a three points five trillion dollar human infrastructure bill coming our way. Yes, yes, that is it bill. The Senate Democrats you're working on that they believe that they can pass with a mere did. They won

and I'm calling it the inflation bomb, because that would truly be it. They learned overtime that bills can be more palatable. If you call them something most Americans understand and resonate with atrium jacket. You have you have you thought about the troops or about national security. Generally weren't, you talked about Israel. Rupture perhaps still accepted more easily, but this is its inflation bomb, but they were passed with a simple majority as a whole. Lot of stuff that has nothing to do with infrastructure, is just big government spending and to put that in perspective three to five trillion dollars beneath us expect. It will be more like four or five trillion dollars by the way that some roughly on par with

what we spend in a particular year out of the entire federal government in an uncovered year to it, they expect it weakens roughly double that amount and have no consequences there, crazy they're, just not looking at the fact oh, it's thirty, seven percent of all. U S dollars there ever come into existence had been printed in, the last eighteen months. You don't do that without making a whole lot of corn middle class Americans for one last thing, I'd like to ask you, because I know that their working on airports here but The green new deal would like to get rid of all airplanes. You know by twenty thirty, why Would we been building new airports if we dramatically caught our air travel. I dislike it ass somebody there and see if we can find an answer, Michael thank you so much for being honest bond with us and thank you for standing in fighting the good fight I ice. lay appreciated it. Senator Michael E, from Utah on the line

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