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The Glenn Beck Program

Mercury Radio Arts

News Commentary, Politics, News

4.6 • 25.1K Ratings

🗓️ 10 August 2021

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joins to announce legal action against a Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins who’s trying to stop the governor’s mask mandate ban. While the Left insists Americans need the government’s help to overcome oppression and make it, Glenn takes calls from Americans who fought against the odds to obtain success, however they define it. Cambridge University professor Ross Anderson gives his insight on Apple's latest decision to scan users' phones for inappropriate material. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	I've entered the Rick and Morty multiverse so many times at all for that I don't know whether I'm Rick, Morty.
0:07.3	Oh myself.
0:08.5	Am I Rick?
0:09.6	Am I Morty?
0:10.7	Am I me?
0:11.9	Am I Rick?
0:12.9	Am I Morty?
0:14.0	Am I me?
0:15.3	I don't know.
0:16.4	Watch now on all four.
0:18.1	The UK's biggest free streaming service.
0:20.5	Watch and rewatch.
0:21.5	Watch and rewatch.
0:22.2	Watch and rewatch.
0:22.8	Go for me.
0:23.6	Compare Channel4.com slash verify.
0:26.3	It was a great show today and you don't want to miss the podcast.
0:30.4	We have Ross Anderson on from Cambridge University.
0:33.8	He's an expert in security.
0:35.7	We talked a little bit about technology and what is coming our way and the plan for iPhones
0:41.3	here in the US that Apple is going to scan everything for child abuse imagery.
0:49.1	Ross who again his whole thing is technical security.
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