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The Glenn Beck Program

The Deconstruction of the Economy You Know | Guests: Peter Schweizer & Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein | 3/24/22

The Glenn Beck Program

Mercury Radio Arts

News Commentary, News, Politics

4.625.1K Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2022

⏱️ 125 minutes

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Summary

Glenn starts off the show by discussing ESG scores, the Great Reset, and the upcoming economic shift that might be coming sooner rather than later. Glenn and Stu discuss the media manipulation of Glenn’s book, “The Great Reset.” Author Peter Schweizer joins to discuss Hunter Biden’s laptop, a possible indictment of Hunter Biden, and the corruption that led to President Biden being compromised. Founding editor of Cross-Currents Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein joins to discuss what’s happening in Ukraine and the four rungs of anti-Semitism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Sweat block is for people who sweat a lot.

0:35.8

Now, this is a effect I have in here.

0:38.0

This is an underarm deodorant,

0:41.0

and then there is the clinical protection.

0:45.0

This is a wipe that you would wipe under your arms at night.

0:51.4

You'd do it once every, I think, it's seven days.

0:54.6

And it blocks you from sweat.

0:56.4

You don't have to worry about it for seven days.

0:58.4

It's a, the guy who came up with it was a biologist and chemical engineer,

1:05.0

I think, at Harvard.

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And he had a really big problem with sweating.

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And he was like, okay, I've got to solve this.

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And he did.

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