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To scale cloud technology organizations need visibility and identity control. Cyberark partnered with Wiz to provide insights into identity risks While CyberArk implements zero standing privileges, securing every identity discovered with Wiz secured by Cyberark. Man, there's a lot to talk about. You don't want to miss any of today's show. You can get the full podcast, but this is the best of gives you the highlights of today's podcast. The importance of justice in our society. I don't know. Hunter Biden, also one of our good friends, arrested by the police for standing in his own neighborhood just filming this Hamas protest in a Jewish neighborhood. He's arrested. He didn't say anything. Wait till you see this. Also, why are we so depressed? I think I have a, I think I have a unique answer for you that will make a lot of sense that you should share with friends. It's all on today's podcast. If you're living with pain in your life, you gotta be tired of giving things up. Don't. Don't. I mean, I'm in so much pain most of the time that I could just, I don't know if I could make it to the microphone to sing where the hell my Phone. But, but there is a good chance that, you know, Relief Factor will be there for me. And just take me just a step further. It's a daily supplement that helps your body fight pain by fighting inflammation which is the source of most of the pain in our bodies and a lot of our disease as well. It's 100% drug free develop to help reduce or eliminate pain. Whether it's neck, back, joint or muscle pain, Relief Factor can help you feel better and that can help you start to live better. Over a million people have tried Relief Factor's Quick Start Kit, including yours truly and 70% of them have gone on to order it again and again. And I'm one of those as well. So stop masking your pain and fire stew. I mean start fighting back naturally with Relief Factor. Right now, three week quick start is only 19.95 less than a dollar a day. Visit relief factor.com or call 800 for relief 800, the number four relief. It's relief factor.com you're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program. All right, I want to play something and I am only using Democrats because of what is in the news. But we have all said this before. I know I have said this a million times in my life. I want you to hear what the Democrats have said about Donald Trump. Listen, no one is above the law. No one is above the law. Nobody is above the law. No one is above the law. No one is above the law. Nobody is above the law. No one is above the law. No one is above the law. No one is above the law. No one is above the law. No one is above the law.
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Okay, and then we get to Hunter Biden. All right, so we. We know this. No one is above the law. And we all say it, and supposedly we all mean it. But do we? When they accuse Donald Trump of an imperfect phone call, I wanted to know the truth. I wanted to know exactly what was happening. When they said that he was an agent of Russia, I didn't believe it. But I went to my staff and I said, I want you to take this as, yes, it's very possible. Find the proof or find the evidence that it's a lie, but find the truth, because no one is above the law. Well, we found out that it was, to quote Donald Trump, a perfect phone call. There was nothing wrong. There was. There was nothing there. There was no collusion with Russia. It was all a hoax. And in the last few years, we've been showing you this, and half the country still believes the lie. Why? Because they actually believe, and I fear some of us do as well. As long as it's on our side, we can skate. I don't believe that the Democrats, some Democrats are now saying that, you know, if Joe Biden wanted to save his reputation, he should have also pardoned Donald Trump at the same time. But I don't think they fit in the same category. And we'll get into that later. But I just want to start with comparing something here. One man has done all kinds of things, has taken millions of dollars from foreign countries to influence the Vice President and the President of the United States. And these countries are hostile towards us. He has helped by taking money. He has helped China buy companies here in America that can make specific things for weapons, that it's against the law to be able to sell that technology. But somehow or another, he got it done. Those are pretty important laws. Now there's another important law. Murder. Okay? Manslaughter, killing someone else, that is huge. If you kill somebody, you should go to jail. But to tails matter. Okay, okay, so he didn't pay his taxes because he was money laundering. All right, that's bad. But what makes it a crime that you must pay attention to is he was laundering that money from a country that was hostile towards us, an enemy of the state that, my friend Is treason. If you're on a train, let's say a subway, and you are threatening to kill everybody and you kill somebody, that's murder. However, if you're on a train and somebody comes in and is threatening to kill everybody on the train says they don't care if they die or go to prison. And everyone on that train car says, I've. I live in New York. I know crazy people, okay? And I've seen these kinds of scenes before on the subway. Believe me, they're not that uncommon. However, this was unlike anything else. This man was deadly serious. And a Todd Beamer. Isn't that his name? From 9 11. A Todd Beamer stands up and has the courage to do something. He was a Marine. His name is Daniel Penny. What he did is he choked him out. He came up from behind him, choked him out. That's easy to do. Chuck Norris did it to me. I don't know why he did. Anyway, he choked. He choked him out, okay? It's what you do Now. He has been charged with manslaughter and reckless endangerment. He's on videotape talking to the cops, saying he didn't know he was dead. I didn't mean to hurt him. I hope he's okay. I was just trying to protect everybody else. Everybody else on the train says, thank God for this guy, but he's going through a trial now and could go to prison for protecting people, for doing the right thing, for standing up to protect others. Is there anything more noble than someone willing to risk their life to save others? Is there anything more noble? Is there anything that we should, as a society say, yeah, let's look at all the details. But this one is pretty easy because everything's on camera. First of all, one thing you should learn is don't ever talk to the cops. The cops absolutely set him up in that interview. They knew he was dead, and they're talking to him and saying things like, correct me if I'm wrong, Stu. You know, we were Marines, too. We understand. Oh, yeah. It seemed like they were understanding and just trying to get the facts of it and set him up to confess to something that he didn't do. The whole thing was a disaster. Okay, so why are these two stories so important today? The justice that is handed down in a courtroom sometimes is flawed, okay? Because we're man. Even if it's 12 in a jury, we could get it wrong. It's why we have in our society something that I think is really important. When in doubt, if there's A shadow of a doubt. You can't convict them. We would rather let one guilty guy or 12 guilty guys go through free than one person go to jail unjustly. I just want you to think for a second. How many people are in jail today in America that should not be in jail? How many people are in jail because they were praying outside of an abortion clinic that they were a grandmother that was walking through the Capitol. They weren't breaking windows, they weren't doing anything. They were, quote, parading. Never before in my lifetime that I can remember this. This injustice happened to blacks for, you know, 150 years, 200 years in my lifetime. I don't remember the civil rights movement. I was too young and I grew up in Seattle and, you know, everybody was white and there was like, hey, everything's great, right? Justice isn't about what just happens in the courtroom. This is the principle that underpins every society. The survival of civilization relies on justice. If justice is not upheld, society commits suicide. If it is upheld, it thrives. This is the thing about America. This is why people came here. Not because we were the most just, but because we tried to be just. Our Declaration of Independence, our Constitution, it was all about to make a more perfect nation. Not a perfect nation, a more perfect nation that we have these ideas that we hold as self evident. Everybody believes them because we know it's true. Everybody's created equal, not equal outcomes. But you come into the world with every opportunity that a king or a prince or a pauper has. You decide through your actions what you're going to do. Are you going to be a villain or are you going to try to be noble when your back is up against the wall? Are you somebody that takes money from China because you can, or are you somebody that is sitting on a train, seeing somebody and saying, this guy is crazy. I got to do something. I'm trained to do something. I'm not. I'm not. God help you if you're on the train and I'm the guy you're looking for because I don't know what to do. Let's trip him. Hey, let's give him a wedgie. I remember getting those in third grade. I don't know what to do when justice is corrupted, when the rich and the powerful are allowed to escape accountability and the average person is crushed under the weight of every single minor infraction. You know that's true today. Look at, look at Mr. Penny. He's being. He's being held to the highest of standards. And it's clear to everyone this guy was trying to do the right thing. If you didn't pay your taxes, do you think you would have gotten a pardon? If. If you even thought about meeting with the heads of the Communist Party and then got a deal that no one on earth has ever received from the Chinese, do you think the FBI would be at your door? Of course they would. And when the average person is under that weight, when the average person feels they've got to answer for absolutely everything and the law just gets bigger and bigger and so just show me the person, I'll show you the crime. You become the Soviet Union. You become a state where the people begin to feel like prisoners. And the entire foundation of even the greatest society ever begins to crack. Justice is what keeps us believing that we live in a system worth defending. Has anybody watched anything about the Tuskegee Airmen even? Do you know that African American corps in World War II were more effective than almost any other group of soldiers? Why? Why? They had no reason to believe that this was a just society. No, no, no. They knew it wasn't just, but they believed in the principles that someday we will live up to those standards. And that was worth defending. You know why people aren't joining the military right now? Because we're not sure this is worth defending. Why? Justice. The trust of justice has been broken. We have to live in a society if we want to have a society. Live in a society that no matter our station in life, we know we're protected by the same laws, we have the same rights, the same basic principles. But what happens when that shattered? When we see those with wealth or influence walking free after committing unbelievably blatant crimes while you are held accountable for every jot and tittle, People lose faith. And not just in the system, but in the idea of the country itself. This is why we're in so much trouble. This is foundational. You look at history, why did the French Revolution happen? Because all the fat cats were living lavishly while the common people starved and were paying for all of the fat cat parties with taxes, with money they didn't have. Why did Americans take to the streets after 2008, the financial crisis? It wasn't just Occupy Wall street that kicked off the Tea Party that changed America. Why? Because Wall street bankers got bonuses while we lost our homes? These things are not events. What's happening to us? These are warnings. When justice is applied unequally, resentment festers, society fractures. People stop believing the system can ever work for them. How many of Us know people that say it's not going to, oh, they'll get away with it. I don't know. Systems against me. My kids won't have it better than me. Why is that? Because we no longer believe it has nothing to do with money. Honestly, it has everything to do with the belief that everyone has the same opportunities. And while some of that is true, most of that that convinces us we don't is a lie. Truth and true justice. It's about accountability and fairness. It's not about punishing the rich because they're rich, hating the rich because they're rich, or the poor because they're poor. It's about making sure the rules apply to everyone equally. The rich, the poor, the black, the white. That is the American dream. And if the powerful can skirt the law, what incentive do you have to follow the law? If the powerless are crushed under the weight of unjust laws, how do you trust the system? And by the way, justice is also about dignity. It says you matter. Your voice, your rights, your existence. It holds value. This is why black lives matter was so dangerous. Because it said one group matters. No, no, all life matters. That's true justice. Some lives matter more than others. No, that's poison to a nation. Demand better. It is the cure to what ills us. If you love the Cuban missile crisis, and who didn't, you're gonna love the sequel. Seems like the Biden administration doing everything it can to poke the Russian bear as many times and as hard as it can for the next couple of months. So that's always fun. With all that's happening in the world, you'd be crazy not to at least be a little concerned about what emergency situations might arise. All out. Thermonuclear war. Yeah. Yeah, that's actually. Wow. Storing emergency food in your home is the right thing to do. We still live in a crazy time. You and your family could need it. And right now you can get started by ordering a three month emergency food kit from my Patriot supply. 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I want to play the video of him being arrested. He is only standing as a journalist filming in his own Jewish neighborhood, a Palestinian, you know, protest, if I can call it that. I want you to listen to what happens, the exchange between him and the police. Listen, I allowed you to be taken to leave.