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The KEY to Seeing Through Modern Propaganda and Psychological Warfare — Transcript

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  1. 0:00So, I want to uh I want to take you back
  2. 0:02to what we were just talking about for a
  3. 0:03second and show you how you can see
  4. 0:07through a lot of bullcrap in the media
  5. 0:09pretty quickly if you are open-minded. I
  6. 0:12I am convinced that that is the secret
  7. 0:14to life is remaining open-minded. There
  8. 0:17are things that I know to be true
  9. 0:20um and things that I
  10. 0:23I mean, I believe with everything in me,
  11. 0:25but if God came down or somebody came
  12. 0:28down and said, "Look, you got it all
  13. 0:30wrong." I die. I go to heaven and God's
  14. 0:34like, "Yeah, you needed to be Hindu." I
  15. 0:37would be wildly surprised by that, but I
  16. 0:41would have to accept the truth if I'm
  17. 0:43standing there in the presence of God,
  18. 0:45okay? That's a ridiculous kind of thing,
  19. 0:47but
  20. 0:48you you need to look at it
  21. 0:50you need to look everything in life as
  22. 0:52I'm doing the best I can. This is where
  23. 0:54my knowledge is right now. There is
  24. 0:56going to be new information that comes
  25. 0:58my way and I have to be able to make the
  26. 1:01little adjustments based in fact
  27. 1:05so I can have a full understanding. The
  28. 1:08minute you harden
  29. 1:10you become somebody who eventually is
  30. 1:13going to deny that the earth is round.
  31. 1:16Because, no, I've made my decision on
  32. 1:18this and no facts come in that we can
  33. 1:20change my mind. So,
  34. 1:22but right now you're being played.
  35. 1:25And it's it's weird because it's for
  36. 1:27clicks, it's for popularity
  37. 1:30uh for fame, for fortune, but also
  38. 1:33because there are people with really bad
  39. 1:35intent as well. So, let me give you two
  40. 1:37stories here.
  41. 1:39Um and they're they're they're saying
  42. 1:41exactly the same thing. Let me give you
  43. 1:43the headlines of these two stories.
  44. 1:45Bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk did not
  45. 1:49match rifle allegedly used to suspect
  46. 1:51Tyler Robinson, new court filing claims.
  47. 1:55Wow, wait a minute. What?
  48. 1:58Bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk did not
  49. 2:01match rifle allegedly used by suspect
  50. 2:04Tyler Robinson according to new court
  51. 2:06filings.
  52. 2:08Well, that is a game-changer, right?
  53. 2:11If I read that story, I'm like, wait a
  54. 2:13minute, it didn't match the rifle.
  55. 2:16But is that the story?
  56. 2:19Now, let me give you the other headline.
  57. 2:21Charlie Kirk's accused assassin's
  58. 2:24lawyers question inconclusive link
  59. 2:28between bullet from autopsy and rifle
  60. 2:31found near the scene.
  61. 2:33Wait.
  62. 2:34Keyword here is inconclusive.
  63. 2:38Not in the first story.
  64. 2:40They They use this as fact. So, let me
  65. 2:43just Let me just go through this here
  66. 2:45cuz
  67. 2:46this there's a trick to spotting media
  68. 2:48spin and once you see it, you can't
  69. 2:49unsee it. And I want to take this case.
  70. 2:52Two outlets, same facts, same court
  71. 2:55filings. They're talking about the same
  72. 2:57court filing, the same evidence, and yet
  73. 3:00two completely different realities.
  74. 3:03One headline tells you evidence is
  75. 3:05inconclusive. The other one tells you
  76. 3:08it's a bombshell.
  77. 3:10Wait.
  78. 3:11There's your first test.
  79. 3:14Are they describing what is known or are
  80. 3:17they trying to tell you how to feel
  81. 3:20about it?
  82. 3:21Because inconclusive means the science
  83. 3:24isn't settled. Bombshell means somebody
  84. 3:27wants your heart rate up.
  85. 3:30Second test. What's missing?
  86. 3:34One story reminds you that there's DNA
  87. 3:36on the trigger, there's DNA on the
  88. 3:38casing the bullets.
  89. 3:41The other just talks about multiple DNA
  90. 3:43contributors and complex analysis.
  91. 3:47Both are true.
  92. 3:49One emphasizes connection, the other
  93. 3:52emphasizes confusion.
  94. 3:55You have to start thinking differently.
  95. 4:00And it took me a long time to learn
  96. 4:01this.
  97. 4:03That's not reporting.
  98. 4:05That is framing.
  99. 4:08And framing
  100. 4:10is so critical. We don't think We think
  101. 4:13of stories. We don't think so How is
  102. 4:15somebody trying to frame this
  103. 4:18on the first shot at me?
  104. 4:20Okay?
  105. 4:21The third test is watch how certainty is
  106. 4:23handled.
  107. 4:24Real reporting uses phrase phrases like
  108. 4:27according to court documents,
  109. 4:29investigators say tests are ongoing.
  110. 4:34Spin takes all those guardrails away. It
  111. 4:37says it did not match, raises serious
  112. 4:40doubt, changes the case.
  113. 4:43Even when the underlying fact hasn't
  114. 4:45changed at all. So, what is the story of
  115. 4:47this bullet not matching?
  116. 4:50The bullet was so smooshed, you know,
  117. 4:52when you're looking to match a rifle,
  118. 4:54what happens? You're looking for the
  119. 4:55rifling, the the the fingerprint that is
  120. 4:58unique to every rifle of how that bullet
  121. 5:00spins out of that rifle and the markings
  122. 5:03that it leaves on the on the shell as
  123. 5:05it's coming out, on the bullet itself as
  124. 5:07it's coming out.
  125. 5:08So,
  126. 5:10uh why couldn't they match it? Well, it
  127. 5:12didn't match. Didn't match. No. No, no,
  128. 5:14no.
  129. 5:15The results were inconclusive. They
  130. 5:17couldn't see any markings.
  131. 5:20Okay? Not that they were different, they
  132. 5:22couldn't see. The bullet was too
  133. 5:24smooshed to be able to find any
  134. 5:27markings.
  135. 5:28Well, isn't that entirely
  136. 5:31different
  137. 5:33it doesn't match?
  138. 5:35Y- Yes, entirely different.
  139. 5:39So, this is the most important part of
  140. 5:41this. Ask yourself,
  141. 5:42when you read a story, what story are
  142. 5:45they trying to build in my mind?
  143. 5:49Is it
  144. 5:50we don't know everything yet?
  145. 5:52Or is it this proves something?
  146. 5:56You'll notice in cuz I'm working really
  147. 5:59hard and I don't know if it's going to
  148. 6:01make a difference to you or to anybody
  149. 6:03else, but it makes a difference to me.
  150. 6:05I am working really hard
  151. 6:07because the times
  152. 6:09are so serious. I've worked I'm working
  153. 6:12harder now than I ever have in my life
  154. 6:14by far um because I
  155. 6:18I've always tried to be careful.
  156. 6:20But
  157. 6:21the times are so serious right now, I
  158. 6:24want to make sure I am de-escalating
  159. 6:28as much as I can, that I'm not trying to
  160. 6:30get you to feel something. I'm trying to
  161. 6:32get you to um learn how to spot truth
  162. 6:37because
  163. 6:39feelings are what's getting us into
  164. 6:40trouble here. Truth is what will save
  165. 6:43us. Facts are what will save us.
  166. 6:46And so,
  167. 6:47I try really hard and I've said this all
  168. 6:49the way through with this war cuz I
  169. 6:51honestly don't know how it's going to
  170. 6:52come out. Okay, I know how I hope it's
  171. 6:54going to come out. But it's really
  172. 6:56bothered me how many people are speaking
  173. 6:58from a system from a place of absolute
  174. 7:00authority. I mean, unless you're with
  175. 7:02the president and you are getting a
  176. 7:03briefing with him every day, you have no
  177. 7:06you have no idea what he's doing. You
  178. 7:08have no idea what he's reacting to. You
  179. 7:09have no idea. It's pure speculation. And
  180. 7:12you want to talk about unqualified to
  181. 7:14speculate, that would be me.
  182. 7:16And so, I can tell you what I think is
  183. 7:18happening. I can tell you what I think
  184. 7:20it means. I can tell you what to watch
  185. 7:23for. You know, I I've been saying a lot
  186. 7:25lately, here's what you need to watch
  187. 7:26for. If it's going this way, it's going
  188. 7:28to you're going to see these things. If
  189. 7:29it's going that way, you're going to see
  190. 7:30these things. Just did this in the
  191. 7:31monologue about the war today and about
  192. 7:34Donald Trump's um um
  193. 7:38uh tweet that he put out. It was a crazy
  194. 7:40tweet or was it?
  195. 7:42I don't know.
  196. 7:43Might have been born out of frustration,
  197. 7:45might have been born out of anger. I
  198. 7:47don't think it was, but that's my
  199. 7:49speculation.
  200. 7:50I can explain it another way, but that
  201. 7:53doesn't make it true.
  202. 7:55And this is the way we all need to be
  203. 7:57when it comes to things that we don't
  204. 8:00you know, there's math and then there's
  205. 8:02opinion.
  206. 8:03And we live in a society where we tried
  207. 8:06to make math an opinion.
  208. 8:08Uh it doesn't
  209. 8:11have to be right, you just tell us how
  210. 8:13you got there. That's an opinion, that's
  211. 8:14not mathematics. Don't strap me in a
  212. 8:17rocket that you've built if you think
  213. 8:19math is an opinion. more math and less
  214. 8:21opinion.
  215. 8:24Most modern media doesn't out uh out and
  216. 8:29out lie to you. Some do,
  217. 8:32but they don't. They select, they
  218. 8:34emphasize, they arrange, they frame.
  219. 8:40It takes uncertainty and points it in a
  220. 8:43certain direction because they think
  221. 8:45they know. And that's fine if they tell
  222. 8:49you like I tried to. I'm an opinion guy.
  223. 8:52I'm not a journalist.
  224. 8:54And I'm a recovering alcoholic that
  225. 8:56somehow or another stumbled into this
  226. 8:58job and it worked somehow or another.
  227. 9:01And believe me, I understand it less
  228. 9:03than you do.
  229. 9:05But
  230. 9:06what I try to do is make sense of the
  231. 9:09world. But I'm doing my best to figure
  232. 9:11it out for myself and then I'll share
  233. 9:13[snorts] that with you. You should never
  234. 9:14take anything I say as gospel. You
  235. 9:16shouldn't take anything from any of us
  236. 9:18clowns that do this job on any on any
  237. 9:21side as gospel.
  238. 9:24We're here to tell you how we view it.
  239. 9:27And then you're supposed to take that
  240. 9:28and go, "I think he's right maybe about
  241. 9:30this and this, but I could be wrong
  242. 9:33about that, too."
  243. 9:36Once you understand
  244. 9:39the difference on what media is supposed
  245. 9:42to do and what they actually are doing,
  246. 9:45once you understand how they do it,
  247. 9:47you're going to stop being led by
  248. 9:48headlines.
  249. 9:49And you're going to start reading things
  250. 9:52like an investigator.
  251. 9:54Not what are they saying,
  252. 9:56but
  253. 9:57how are they saying it? Why are they
  254. 10:00saying it this way?
  255. 10:02That's the only way you will see spin.
  256. 10:06Why are they saying it this way? I told
  257. 10:08you today that the
  258. 10:12the left is trying to you know they're
  259. 10:14going to go for the 25th Amendment.
  260. 10:16They're now pushing for the 25th
  261. 10:17Amendment because they thought that
  262. 10:19Donald Trump's tweet was crazy. And I
  263. 10:21told you early today, it could be. I
  264. 10:25don't think so. But it could be crazy. I
  265. 10:28don't know. He might have written it in
  266. 10:30an absolute fit of rage or whatever, but
  267. 10:33I don't think I just don't think that's
  268. 10:35true.
  269. 10:36He is a negotiator above all things. And
  270. 10:39he wasn't aiming that tweet to you. It
  271. 10:42wasn't for your consumption.
  272. 10:44I learned this from President Bush one
  273. 10:46time.
  274. 10:47He was yelling at me for like 45 minutes
  275. 10:49and then I said, "Mr. President, you
  276. 10:51know, you're you're you know, you've got
  277. 10:53all the facts and figures about what
  278. 10:55you're doing. That's the president that
  279. 10:56the people need to see."
  280. 10:58And then he yelled at me for another 10
  281. 10:59minutes telling me I can't be that
  282. 11:01person. I can't say these things because
  283. 11:03everything I say, and this is one of the
  284. 11:05first things you learn as a president,
  285. 11:07everything you say, everything you do is
  286. 11:09scrutinized by our enemies.
  287. 11:12Okay.
  288. 11:13Donald Trump knows that.
  289. 11:14And you know, I have to tell you, he is
  290. 11:18he may seem like he just shoots from the
  291. 11:20hip and sometimes he does. He just says
  292. 11:22it. But when it comes to something
  293. 11:24important like people getting killed,
  294. 11:26he's not doing that. I've never had any
  295. 11:29indication he would do that.
  296. 11:30Maybe things have changed. Maybe he woke
  297. 11:32up crazy yesterday. I don't think so.
  298. 11:35But it is important that you understand
  299. 11:37that yes, it will mean this
  300. 11:41to these people and and if if you
  301. 11:44[snorts] look at it that way, let's play
  302. 11:45that out. Who benefits from that? You
  303. 11:48look at it this way, how does it play
  304. 11:50out? Who benefits from that? Which one
  305. 11:52is more likely to be happening? Cuz no
  306. 11:54one can tell you it's one or the other.
  307. 11:56I can't. Only President Trump can tell
  308. 11:58you that. And you know what? In war,
  309. 12:01he's not going to tell you.
  310. 12:02He's not going to tell you.
  311. 12:04Because
  312. 12:05if he's crazy, he's certainly not going
  313. 12:07to tell you he's crazy. And on the other
  314. 12:08end, if it's negotiation, really shrewd
  315. 12:11negotiation,
  316. 12:12you think he's going to let you in on
  317. 12:14that and blow that?
  318. 12:16You'll know tomorrow.
  319. 12:18You'll know tomorrow at 8:00. Can you
  320. 12:19wait?
  321. 12:20Ricky. Actually, you might know today.
  322. 12:23At the Easter egg roll the White House,
  323. 12:25Trump said that Iran negotiators made a
  324. 12:28significant proposal, a significant step
  325. 12:30following his ultimatum he issued on
  326. 12:33Easter morning.
  327. 12:36Now, is that true?
  328. 12:38>> [laughter]
  329. 12:39>> Could be more more strategy.
  330. 12:41>> it could be more strategy. I don't know.
  331. 12:43I don't know. But you know, let's just
  332. 12:46have things play out and
  333. 12:50and maybe it's just me and maybe I'm
  334. 12:53being unfair because I see it on our
  335. 12:56side happening to us all the time.
  336. 12:58Um but can can can somebody just give
  337. 13:02some people the benefit of the doubt
  338. 13:04occasionally?
  339. 13:06Just occasionally. Can you give somebody
  340. 13:09the benefit of the doubt?
  341. 13:11Wouldn't that be refreshing? I mean, we
  342. 13:13are told we have to give people the
  343. 13:14benefit of the doubt who Did you see in
  344. 13:16Los Angeles the latest in California is
  345. 13:19the corruption is so bad
  346. 13:21we don't have the number of prosecutors
  347. 13:25to be able to prosecute all of the
  348. 13:27fraud.
  349. 13:29They're talking about a quarter to a
  350. 13:32third of the California budget being
  351. 13:34lost or given away to graft and
  352. 13:37corruption. A third.
  353. 13:40And you know that's not just California.
  354. 13:42That I'm telling you that's that's going
  355. 13:44to be happening in red states, too. I
  356. 13:45don't know about that big. I hope not.
  357. 13:47But it's going to be happening all over
  358. 13:49because people are people. They'll see
  359. 13:50somebody getting away with it and be
  360. 13:52like, "Everybody's getting away with it.
  361. 13:53Why don't I do it?" It's going to
  362. 13:54happen.
  363. 13:56It's going to happen.
  364. 14:01Let's
  365. 14:04let's all just say to each other. Can
  366. 14:05can can we
  367. 14:07can we not assume the worst unless you
  368. 14:11have a long long history of everything
  369. 14:15you do. Like, you know, Joe Biden.
  370. 14:18He kept saying, "I'm making the country
  371. 14:20stronger. I'm making the country
  372. 14:21stronger." You know, militarily. How?
  373. 14:23[snorts] How? You had a long train of
  374. 14:25things that were like really really
  375. 14:27frightening.
  376. 14:29Um and it always America always lost at
  377. 14:32the end. Donald Trump, he's doing some
  378. 14:35very frightening things, but so far
  379. 14:37America has been on the winning end of
  380. 14:40that. It may end up horribly.
  381. 14:43But
  382. 14:44can we at least admit that some of the
  383. 14:46things that he has done
  384. 14:48has been done unconventionally, but it
  385. 14:51actually seems to be playing in
  386. 14:53America's favor? At least some of it.
  387. 14:56Can we get there? I don't know. Thank
  388. 14:59you for thinking for yourself [music]
  389. 15:00and being part of a movement because
  390. 15:02that's really what all of this is. If
  391. 15:04you want [music] the full story, you
  392. 15:06want to go deeper, go to
  393. 15:07blaze.tv.com/glenn.
  394. 15:09Go there right [music] now, sign up, no
  395. 15:11interruptions, just the truth uncensored
  396. 15:14and unfiltered. Don't just watch, take a
  397. 15:16stand. [music]
  398. 15:16I'll see you over there in a minute.

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