Best of the Program | Guests: Dave McCormick & Jeffrey Tucker | 11/4/24
The Glenn Beck Program
Key Insights
Why did the New York Department of Environmental Conservation raid Mark Longo's house and euthanize his pet squirrel and raccoon?
The raid was conducted based on a search warrant signed by four departments and a judge, but the reason for the complaint leading to the warrant remains unknown. The animals, Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon, were euthanized despite no prior complaints and their widespread public presence.
Why is the Peanut the squirrel case considered a microcosm of the political climate?
The case highlights the weaponization of government power and the politicization of issues, with some on the Left advocating for government control over personal choices, even to the extent of euthanizing pets without clear justification.
Why is the Internet Archive's recent downtime concerning for preserving historical records?
The Internet Archive, which mirrors websites and provides access to historical records, experienced a catastrophic failure just before a significant election, leading to a three-week gap in archived data. This raises concerns about the integrity and availability of historical records, especially if certain sites are selectively not being mirrored.
Why might the Biden-Harris administration's agenda for the internet be concerning?
Their agenda includes a shift towards a stakeholder model that excludes traditional free speech protections, potentially leading to censorship and control over internet content by major NGOs, nonprofits, universities, large companies, and government entities.
Why is Dave McCormick running for Senate in Pennsylvania?
McCormick is running to bring about significant change in Pennsylvania, advocating for policies that support energy dominance, economic recovery, border security, and addressing the fentanyl crisis. He positions himself as a candidate for change against the status quo represented by his opponent, Bob Casey.
Chapters
- DEC officers raided Mark Longo's house and euthanized his pet squirrel Peanut and a raccoon named Fred.
- The raid was based on a search warrant signed by multiple departments and a judge.
- The incident highlights the politicization of government actions and the Left's advocacy for increased government power.
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