Jan. 25, 2021 - Dennis Prager Show
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| Hi everybody, I'm Dennis Prager and I welcome you to the show that is named after me. | |
| Well, that's something in life, isn't it? | |
| A show named after yourself. | |
| I hope you have a good weekend. | |
| That is my normal Monday greeting to you. | |
| A lot of people aren't having good weekends. | |
| Let's be clear. | |
| You have to fight to make a good weekend. | |
| Notice that the news is that we have peaked. | |
| Have you heard that? | |
| That we've sort of peaked and things are getting better. | |
| That's a lot of different take. | |
| It's like CNN. Why did CNN stop? | |
| Oh yeah, didn't they stop announcing? | |
| They had a board with the number of deaths. | |
| Are you familiar with that? | |
| And then it's no longer on. | |
| Is that correct? | |
| There's not a rumor. | |
| I don't like broadcasting any rumors. | |
| You have to rely on me, be able to rely on me, for the absolute accuracy. | |
| But anyway, it wouldn't be surprising if that were to happen. | |
| It's very hard to know what you begin with. | |
| I'll tell you what I'm preoccupied with right now. | |
| And it's not the impeachment. | |
| Fiasco, which I will obviously address. | |
| It is the pipeline, the XL pipeline. | |
| The number of jobs ruined for no, truly, literally no good reason. | |
| It's worse. | |
| I'm sorry? | |
| It's worse because it's going to get more dangerous. | |
| No, and of course shipping crude oil will be more dangerous. | |
| On MSNBC, of all places, they had an interview with the premier, that's what they call their governors of their provinces, the premier of Alberta, Jason Kenney. | |
| And before I get to him, I just want you to understand, even the State Department, they had review after review under the Obama administration, and everybody knew it was good policy. | |
| It was good for Canada. | |
| It was good for the United States. | |
| It was good for the consumer. | |
| It was good for tens of thousands of workers. | |
| There is no more fanatical movement, although I'm not sure that that's true. | |
| Well, yes, I am sure. | |
| There's no more fanatical movement. | |
| There are equally fanatical movements to the environmentalists. | |
| These people are crazed. | |
| I regard them... | |
| As essentially soulless. | |
| And they need to fill that vacuum with some passion. | |
| So they have a passion for ending any use of fossil fuels. | |
| But they don't advocate nuclear power. | |
| So it's all a moral and intellectual fraud. | |
| There is clean energy, but they're opposed to it. | |
| They have this romantic vision. | |
| Of windmills throughout the world, those ugly, gigantic users of space, of rural areas, hopefully. | |
| Who knows if they'll get more urban. | |
| And that and the sun will just power us. | |
| Of course, there will be some other crisis then. | |
| My whole life, the left has created crises. | |
| Life could have been in this United States. | |
| Remarkably calm. | |
| But the left is composed of people who hate calm. | |
| Any of you who have a drama queen or a drama king in your family knows exactly what I'm talking about. | |
| Calm drives them crazy. | |
| There is no meaning to life if there is no excitement. | |
| So they create excitement because their lives are boring. | |
| That's the environmentalist movement, and it will destroy people's jobs. | |
| It is composed of overwhelmingly upper middle class and upper class white people. | |
| Isn't that interesting? | |
| Because they're the most comfortable, generally speaking, in the society. | |
| So they could afford to waste their time. | |
| They could afford to put people out of work, just as Newsom could afford to put all the restaurants out of business. | |
| These people aren't hurt by their policies. | |
| It's one of the definitions of a left-wing politician. | |
| Those who are not hurt by their policies, that hurt millions of others. |
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