Episode 903 : Paul Glasco Author How To Make A Monster
Hank Strange
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On this episode of Who Moved My Freedom, my special guest is Author Paul Glasco of Legally Armed America and Author of the book āHow To Make A Monsterā A book that takes a closer look at the root cause of mass shootings and offers solutions. Available directly on https://howtomakeamonster.com/ and on Amazon https://amzn.to/38OFsrS
Watch the full video with Paul discussing his research findings which he talks about in the book. He points out how politicians, the media, and opportunists brag about promoting āgun safetyā and ending āgun violenceā, but none of these people do anything to try to determine how rampage killers are made.
In How To Make A Monster, Paul looks at past killers from Columbine, Parkland, Las Vegas, and Virginia Tech and how the above causal factors affected them. The money trail of how profitable the anti-gun movement is, is also explored in detail. The biggest difference is that Paul offers solutions on how to help young people as well as how to help parents and teachers identify warning signs of persons who may be headed to a dark place in their lives.
Most people pretending to want to end rampage killings never offer solutions ā Paul does! We also discuss Bidenās speech calling for an assault weapons ban amongst other gun control measures.
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Below is our Full WMMF Podcast Transcript of Episode 903 Paul Glasco Author How To Make A Monster
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Hank Strange (Host)
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Hank Strange (Host)
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Hank Strange (Host)
Itās going to be a great conversation. Letās get it going here.
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Announcer
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Hank Strange (Host)
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00:01:27:29 ā 00:01:40:07
Hank Strange (Host)
All right, here we go. Letās letās get Paul in there. There he goes. Paul Glasgow, all right. We are live, guys. Paul, I donāt know if you remember this. Itās been a while. We do jazz hands. Weāre taking it back from the terrorists.
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Announcer
There you go, guys. You remember that man? Too? I do.
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Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, we are live. I hope you guys have your big girl panties on. This is episode 903 of the Who Move My Freedom Podcast So thatās 903. That means we have 97 bottles of beer left on the wall before we hit a thousand episodes and you know, Iām just going to claim, like, Iām probably going to be the first to a oriented podcaster to hit a thousand episodes.
00:02:09:08 ā 00:02:30:04
Hank Strange (Host)
So and as you know, as the subject tonight, our guest is Paul Glasgow of Legally Armed America and the author of this book that weāre going to spend some time talking about here, how to make a Monster and Why No One Cares. And the subtitle to that is A Sensible Look at the Rampage Killers. So, Paul, whatās up, man?
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Hank Strange (Host)
Welcome back to the show.
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Paul Glasco
Thanks, man. I appreciate the invite. I will say this real quick. Iāll expect an invite back for the 1,000th episode like a big celebration. So Iāll wait for that invite oh, absolutely.
00:02:42:11 ā 00:02:51:29
Hank Strange (Host)
Weād love to have you, man. When was that, dude? What? How? I donāt even know what podcast number that was. It was I know. It was a while ago. It seems almost like a lifetime.
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Paul Glasco
Yeah, itās a good while. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We actually run into each other several times since then.
00:02:56:22 ā 00:03:07:05
Hank Strange (Host)
Yes, absolutely. You know, I remember this. I remember you had a jeep, and at some point in that show, I think you actually went outside to the Jeep if you were doing it.
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Announcer
OK, well, yeah.
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Paul Glasco
Thatās been at least probably two to three years ago. Yes. I had an F-150 since I got rid of my Jeep, and now Iām on a Bronco.
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Announcer
Yeah.
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Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. Oh, Bronco. Bronco. Yeah. You know what? Well, letās we if you wanted to, we could talk about it now, but Bronco.
00:03:26:25 ā 00:03:32:26
Paul Glasco
Well, mine has that side of the road. Yeah, right. A certain groups where some people havenāt had the best luck with it.
00:03:33:09 ā 00:03:35:16
Hank Strange (Host)
OK, and you have to door four door.
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Paul Glasco
I have the two door. OK, Iāll see if I can get it.
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Announcer
Yeah. I love.
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Paul Glasco
These to your.
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Announcer
State.
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Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, I know you have. You have a YouTube channel about that, right?
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Paul Glasco
Yeah. I started it and itās you know, first youāve tried to encourage me to spend a little more time on it. Unfortunately, I havenāt, but I have spent hereās a good picture of it. This is it. Sitting in front of this was pretty unusual at the NHRA show last week. These idiots valley right in front are all the.
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Announcer
Oh, no.
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Paul Glasco
Where all the protesters could pass right next to it.
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Announcer
Right.
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Paul Glasco
It didnāt get messed up. I was lucky enough that it does.
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Announcer
It lasted through.
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Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. Does it have legally armed America on it?
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Paul Glasco
It does. Even got like in the logo. Itās got a little air in that sitting.
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Announcer
Very nice.
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Paul Glasco
Probably not the best thing to sit on the street corner.
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Announcer
But yeah.
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Hank Strange (Host)
Like eg this vehicle right here, he would you would have bird something.
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Announcer
Overturn it gets your back to.
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Paul Glasco
The guys that the valet told me that they that theyād like to park some of the different vehicles out front but also I have a cargo rack on top of it and they felt like that rack might not clear the garage so.
00:04:49:15 ā 00:04:58:05
Hank Strange (Host)
Oh, OK. Yeah. Yes. I mean, listen, you know, I donāt wish it on you, but you know, if they did it, I think that would make a good video for, you.
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Paul Glasco
Know, right.
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Announcer
For the channel. Yeah. You know, like, letās see how this Bronco survived. Thatās right. But angry about the ride yeah. Yeah.
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Hank Strange (Host)
How how so? You were it NHRA. You want to tell the folks how how whatās your NHRA experience this year at Andreev?
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Paul Glasco
Well, you know, I think we all have different feelings about the NHRA. I donāt hate on other organizations. Iām the state director for Dominoās of America for Louisiana. So I, I tried to be as inclusive as I can because I donāt think any one organization can manage the onslaught of the anti-gun movement out there all by themselves. Yep.
00:05:36:07 ā 00:06:03:12
Paul Glasco
But at the same time, I think we all know most of us are awake, recognize the problems with the NRA. So with that being said, thatās a whole another topic. However, the show itself, I felt like there were more people there than I expected because letās remember, weāre probably Houston is a good three, maybe 4 hours frivolity. So I felt like that was going to be a weird air.
00:06:03:25 ā 00:06:07:10
Paul Glasco
Yeah. And I didnāt feel like it affected it that much, to be honest with you.
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Hank Strange (Host)
Have you ever been to you? Have you did you ever go to youāve already to like Oh yeah. Like drive tanks and all that kind of stuff.
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Paul Glasco
OK, been there a few times. Mm hmm. Yeah. I mean, youāve only what youāve been there is 15,000 people. Itās tiny, you know, thereās not a lot of people there.
00:06:21:18 ā 00:06:31:14
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, it was. Yeah, I have no complaints about the town and it really sucks that that happened to those people there. And the worst thing in your life that could happen to you is lose your children.
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Paul Glasco
As a human. Absolutely.
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Hank Strange (Host)
So, I mean, you know. Yeah, when I, when I heard, when I heard about that thing I had, I did go through Texas. I didnāt go there, but I did go through Texas. And I was on the way back from Flagstaff, Arizona, and I heard about that. Itās like itās heartbreaking to hear those.
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Announcer
Kinds.
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Paul Glasco
Of things. I mean, we all any of us that have kids, we always put ourselves in that same position. And that was tough. So but other than that, nah, I seem to be pretty well traveled. I mean, I met people. I was at the Rock Island Armory, boo sonic copies of the book, and there were people from Florida that flew in just to come to the show.
00:07:11:04 ā 00:07:19:05
Paul Glasco
Yeah, Arizona, California, Oregon. So it was well traveled. I thought a lot of people still came, you know? Yeah.
00:07:19:24 ā 00:07:24:19
Hank Strange (Host)
My friend brought me lot of locals. Yeah. Rod Mills was there. I donāt know if you know Rod Mills or not.
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Paul Glasco
I donāt.
00:07:25:14 ā 00:07:57:19
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, heās he heās from from Jacksonville, and he was out there at the show. So maybe one of these days Iāll have to introduce you guys yeah. But yeah, you know, we were talking about this a little bit behind the scenes, and I do, you know, one of the things I like a lot of stuff about to one of the things I like is the policy that they have of not going after other, you know, to aid organizations, which I think is is a positive itās a positive policy to have because, you know, we have a lot of problems.
00:07:57:19 ā 00:08:27:26
Hank Strange (Host)
Right? So the organization specifically spending time hating on each other does itās not helpful, you know, and then thereās plenty of folks like me who, you know, who who spend time going after one thing or another. I try to not live my life being a super hateful person. But in general, Iām really a fan of going to the to NRM in the sense of meeting the folks out there, you know, the people who support me, they support you.
00:08:27:26 ā 00:08:47:29
Hank Strange (Host)
They support all of us who are out here, you know, in our own ways, fighting for the Second Amendment thereās nothing more powerful than actually meeting those people in person and then connecting like plugging into them, you know, just like you see the folks who support you. And even if this is getting tiring or whatever it is, they they recharge you.
00:08:48:26 ā 00:08:52:20
Hank Strange (Host)
Itās an incredibly important thing. So I donāt know if you feel that way.
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Paul Glasco
No. I mean, being able to connect with a lot of those people because I think that you do you know, youāre a lot of your live streaming. And typically Iāll do a 7:00 live stream on a Friday evening and I get a lot of that. Just that just the interaction with the people, the people who are be able to go on air, make comments a lot of times Iām able to really talk to them through that live interaction at the time.
00:09:17:29 ā 00:09:47:09
Paul Glasco
But Iāll go back and watch the live stream and itās interesting to me to see that interaction even between the audience. So even that slight bit of connection with them is fun to me, but to be able to, you know, visit with these people and in a lot of cases this weekend to see their families visit their families, you know, they bring their kids with them to see these people who are trying to teach their kids about various things the right way I had a lady come in there who already copy my book and she just wanted to meet me.
00:09:47:17 ā 00:10:07:04
Paul Glasco
And it was pretty interesting to me. She has a 15 year old daughter and she said after she read the book she didnāt realize really what the book was about. And once she read it, she gave it to her daughter and said, You need to read this. So that made me feel good that she saw the value in that to give to her teenage daughter, to read it and learn a few things from.
00:10:07:15 ā 00:10:22:19
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, absolutely. Look at the I saw you at the gathering. That was the last time I saw you in person. Even that, you know, through the years, I think. Lola, let me see if I can run back here, Lola said episode 219 in July.
00:10:22:19 ā 00:10:27:18
Announcer
20, 18. Wow. Yeah. Oh yeah. Four years ago.
00:10:29:03 ā 00:10:50:27
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. You know, but youāve always been, like, positive. Obviously, Lola and I have seen you. Weāve run into each other in lots of different places. Youāve always been, like, a positive influence. And seeing you at the gathering, we spent a lot of time even talking. None of that which is on camera or anything. Like that. Iām pretty sure we took pictures somewhere, but, you know, that always helps, man.
00:10:50:27 ā 00:10:59:26
Hank Strange (Host)
Just to see folks like yourself, you know, and to see you in general. Just us talking about life and stuff like that. I think human beings really need this kind of stuff.
00:11:00:14 ā 00:11:23:07
Paul Glasco
Absolutely. I mean, I donāt think weāre always trying to sell. Iām not a good sales person. I can talk about guns. I can talk about my book because itās passionate, a passionate thing for me. But as far as selling and always being on the sell, man, I donāt have any background of sales. So if I if my job was selling stuff or trying to sell myself, Iād be broken.
00:11:23:09 ā 00:11:41:25
Paul Glasco
Iād be in a cardboard box. I canāt do it. But if itās a topic or a subject, family thing like that, I enjoy that conversation. So yeah, youāre right. I mean, being off camera, I prefer that being on camera whatever. But the behind the scenes stuff is where you really get to know people and all that because some people are kind of acting, you know?
00:11:41:25 ā 00:11:47:13
Paul Glasco
So itās more fun to kind of get off camera and learn about some of our colleagues in the business.
00:11:47:22 ā 00:12:08:02
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. And itās, you know, I donāt know if itās always like even in a bad way, like weāre just not typically not the same off camera as we are on camera. I think, you know, the folks who who have gotten really good at doing this and and I try to work on that. I strive to be, you know, the same person on camera is off camera, but itās not easy.
00:12:08:08 ā 00:12:16:13
Hank Strange (Host)
I always tell people itās itās easier for you to stand naked in front of a crowd of people than to be yourself when those cameras go on.
00:12:16:28 ā 00:12:17:09
Announcer
Yeah.
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Hank Strange (Host)
You know, so but I try to do it. Yeah. But, you know, thereās it is good to actually, like, interface with people and see, like, hey, this is like a genuine person who cares about this. And I think people out there may not realize it, but I know itās very powerful for those of us who create who get in front of a camera and put these things out there, just like itās powerful for folks to watch us and that does something for us.
00:12:45:24 ā 00:12:57:00
Hank Strange (Host)
I think itās very powerful to actually interface with those people. In reality, it does itās like the energyās going both ways in that situation, if that makes any sense.
00:13:00:09 ā 00:13:19:03
Paul Glasco
Yeah, and I think in general, and Iām not trying to pretend like weāre celebrities, but I think in general, people who are following whether it be a band, a celebrity, a gun guy, think whenever they can connect with them. It makes things so much more personal and they just feel like youāve given them something back. And I will say this.
00:13:19:03 ā 00:13:40:12
Paul Glasco
I mentioned this to a guy that I was having lunch with today. Iāve just never been in Iāve never been comfortable with somebody coming up to me going, Hey, man, I like your videos. Not that I donāt want that, but itās I guess itās from a humbling background that I have. So Iāve gotten in the habit where I get bunch of decals patches, caps, t shirts.
00:13:40:18 ā 00:13:56:21
Paul Glasco
I always have a bag of something with me because I feel like that makes itās more comfortable for me when somebody approaches me, says, Hey, man, I love your videos. I appreciate that. It gives me a chance to feel like Iām not being awkward about it because I think whenever youāre awkward about it, it makes you look kind of like a jerk, you know what I mean?
00:13:56:24 ā 00:14:08:26
Paul Glasco
Like like youāre blowing them off and not. Itās just a feeling that Iām not used to being in. So thatās my way of making sure they leave their with something and they know that I did appreciate that. That I did absolutely wrong way.
00:14:08:28 ā 00:14:09:10
Announcer
Yeah.
00:14:09:15 ā 00:14:29:12
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. You know, I feel like this thing that weāre doing, like what weāre doing right now, you know, weāre connecting to the universe is the way I feel about it. Almost like a battery, you know, weāre connecting to the universe out there, but itās not an abstract thing. Itās itās human beings. Itās people and we feed off of each otherās energy.
00:14:29:18 ā 00:14:48:14
Hank Strange (Host)
And absolutely, that should be a two way street. Sometimes I get in trouble with Lola because I meet people and then I talk too much and sheās like, Seriously, you know, we got to go do something. Or, you know, thereās thereās stuff to do, but I donāt know, man. I really do enjoy, you know, this is kind of a weird thing.
00:14:48:14 ā 00:14:55:21
Hank Strange (Host)
I feel I tell people Iām very introverted and I really donāt spend that much time around people, and no one believes me.
00:14:56:04 ā 00:14:56:14
Announcer
Yeah.
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Paul Glasco
You know what? A lot of creators are like that, though. A lot of people who put content out there are way more comfortable putting the content out there, being on camera and hundreds of thousands of people watching them than they are if they just went and did a public speaking or something like that, or theyāre not theyāre not, you know, social butterfly so to speak.
00:15:16:08 ā 00:15:18:06
Paul Glasco
Yeah. So you see a lot of that.
00:15:18:14 ā 00:15:37:11
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, absolutely. Like, sometimes I go places and people want me to get up there and speak and believe it or not, even though Iām a dude who runs my mouth and I talk too much, I really donāt want to do that. I would rather go up there and have people ask me questions and answer it, right? Because, yeah, like, the speechifying is not really my thing.
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Announcer
Yeah.
00:15:38:09 ā 00:16:01:26
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, if that makes sense. Cruise. Cruise Man wants to know what year Ingram was in Atlanta. He says thatās when I met him for the first time and shout out to Boss Hog and everyone else watching this. If you guys are watching this, hit the arrow ups that are under the title of this video you know, that helps us somewhat here on on the Yewtree Tree on I donāt know, I think we were talking about Yewtree.
00:16:02:07 ā 00:16:04:02
Hank Strange (Host)
You donāt have a Yewtree on channel.
00:16:04:02 ā 00:16:05:12
Paul Glasco
You know, no, Iām not aware of it.
00:16:05:19 ā 00:16:29:27
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, well, thatās this channel that youāre on right now and it kind of works like YouTube and Patreon, and they will pull your like if you sign up with them, theyāll actually pull all your stuff over from YouTube, but you can go live on it. They donāt have restrictions. People can also subscribe to you. Thereās a lot of cool things going on, and the folks over there actually talk to us because theyāre interested in this.
00:16:30:23 ā 00:16:38:03
Hank Strange (Host)
I met them through John Crump and flying Rich, who met them at the Iraq Veteran Events a few years ago.
00:16:38:03 ā 00:16:39:18
Paul Glasco
So, OK, you know.
00:16:40:19 ā 00:16:44:15
Hank Strange (Host)
The company is actually in Canada, but, you know, theyāre trying to do their thing.
00:16:44:15 ā 00:16:49:20
Paul Glasco
So yeah, thatās good. Iāll have to check them out. Iāll go create an account for all my stuff over there, too.
00:16:49:25 ā 00:16:58:11
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, absolutely. And if you need any info like ways to connect with them let me or Lola know and weāll weāll absolutely share that info with you.
00:16:58:16 ā 00:16:58:25
Announcer
OK.
00:16:59:18 ā 00:17:20:03
Hank Strange (Host)
Letās see here. Letās see. Iām trying to look and see what kind of time we have left here in this particular segment, as everyone knows. And if you guys have specific questions for Paul, if it has to do with like legally armed America, if it has to do with the book, weāre going to talk about that or anything else thatās going on or just general questions in general that you want to ask him.
00:17:20:03 ā 00:17:35:29
Hank Strange (Host)
I guess if you want to ask him stuff about Broncos, heāll probably answer. It probably knows a lot about both, you know, having had to deal with that for a long time, you know? Yeah, am I still, you know what? My camera went out there for a second half.
00:17:35:29 ā 00:17:37:25
Paul Glasco
Yeah. Thank you. But there you are back.
00:17:37:25 ā 00:17:52:22
Hank Strange (Host)
To go to a different camera. Yeah. I donāt know. My battery might be running down in the van, man. I donāt know. So, yeah. So tell us about the book. Give us like a, you know, a quick synopsis of the book, how you started writing it, all that stuff.
00:17:54:29 ā 00:18:21:16
Paul Glasco
The book is a book on Rampage. First I call them Rampage Scholars because I think thatās a more appropriate term. The media and everybody else likes to use school shooters, mass shooters, I donāt like to use those terms. If I can help it, Iāll slip up sometimes and say that because I feel like itās itās kind of an indirect way that theyāre trying to get a negative stigma against guns by including the word shooter any time a bunch of people are killed.
00:18:22:17 ā 00:18:47:00
Paul Glasco
So thatās why I try to stay away from it. But itās essentially I was doing work on a video three, four or five years ago and well, it was 20, 17. It was right after Parkland. And I was like, man, thereās got to be commonalities among all these killers because they all seem from the high level view that they have some of the very similar traits.
00:18:47:16 ā 00:19:05:17
Paul Glasco
And you always here. Yeah, I saw this about them all. That was kind of weird. And we always hear the same weird stuff about these guys. So I was like, Man, thereās got to be commonalities. How come people are not talking about the commonality? So just for that video at that time, I began to do a little bit of research and I didnāt know where I was going with it.
00:19:05:17 ā 00:19:29:03
Paul Glasco
I said, and the things that are common and what I found was and I believe I did this little graphic, I try to find it in the book real quick. I believe this graphic. I drew it on a dry erase board because there were three things that every single one of them had. There it is right there. And this is the only illustration in the book that they all were bullied.
00:19:29:03 ā 00:19:51:18
Paul Glasco
They all came from broken homes and they were all on psychotropic drugs. So I, I did the video back then and itās an old video in my other studio, but the topic intrigued me, so I really started doing a deeper dove. Next thing you know, Iām buying the DSM Dash five book that psychologists, you know, Iām buying medical journals.
00:19:51:27 ā 00:20:18:04
Paul Glasco
I mean, you really get into it. Yeah. Because I mean, you start going down the rabbit hole and things start pointing to other things that youāre like, well, this is like right in our face. And I donāt have a medical background. So Iām thinking to myself, are these people purposely not researching this stuff? Then it really starts to look suspect because people are not who are in those fields, are not researching whatās happening, especially in the pharmaceutical fields.
00:20:19:01 ā 00:20:38:28
Paul Glasco
So and Iām really careful not to imply in any kind of way that a person whoās bullied or a person from a broken home or a person on any medication, obviously theyāre not all going to be, you know, mass shooter at school shooters or whatever. But what the thing that is overwhelming is of all the shooters, that do have those three things in common.
00:20:39:02 ā 00:20:57:22
Paul Glasco
So again, not all not everybody that has those three things becomes a rampage killer. But all the rampage kill rampage killers do have those three things. So itās pretty eye opening to me. And I do offer a lot of solutions in the book, too. Itās not just me complaining. And there are 254 footnotes in this book. So itās not my opinion I research.
00:20:58:27 ā 00:21:25:10
Hank Strange (Host)
Right? Absolutely. And one of the things and Iām not all the way through it, you know, however, what I like about your approach to it, itās a very businesslike approach. You know, thatās thereās I forgot the exact name of the method that youāre using that comes out of business but Iāve seen that happen in the auto industry. When thereās a problem, you ask like you ask five times why.
00:21:25:10 ā 00:21:50:19
Hank Strange (Host)
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00:21:51:14 ā 00:22:17:13
Hank Strange (Host)
All right. Yeah, sorry about that. Yeah. What I was asking you is about the method of asking why five times. And I know I was talking to someone in the auto industry that told me this is one of the ways that they deal with problems right. And I think we need to actually like realize that thereās a problem here, try to figure out why and do something about that instead of just using vitriol so, you know, you want to explain that a little.
00:22:17:25 ā 00:22:46:15
Paul Glasco
Yeah. This was something that I kind of prefaced it in the book. I used to work for a Fortune 500 company and we were one of those companies that wasted a ton of money on workshops and stupid things. One of the only workshops that ever got anything out of was one on recalls analysis. And it was so interesting to me because it was so stupidly simple and it was the five whys and Iām just looking at that chapter right now.
00:22:46:23 ā 00:23:01:28
Paul Glasco
It says, When determining the root cause analysis of a problem, we look for events or causal factors that contribute to the creation of the overall problem. And basically I put in there was a let me see if I can find it real quick, like without reading the.
00:23:01:28 ā 00:23:02:16
Announcer
Book, but.
00:23:04:18 ā 00:23:21:21
Paul Glasco
This is an example that I put. So your viewers will understand this. If your teenager is continuously wrecking all the family cars, taking the teenās own car away from them, they serve as punishment for their actions, but it certainly doesnāt identify and or prevent them from wrecking a car again. Obviously, you correlate that to guns. You know, taking the guns away changes nothing.
00:23:22:01 ā 00:23:39:17
Paul Glasco
So if you apply the five wise to the teenager wrecking the car, itās very simple. The first, why is why is your car dented? The teen answers, I ran into a utility pole the second why is why did you run into a utility pole? The answer is because I never saw it. The third, why is why didnāt you see it?
00:23:39:22 ā 00:23:59:23
Paul Glasco
The answer is because my vision is blurry. Fourth answer fourth question is, why is your vision blurry? Maybe. Excuse me? Maybe because I need corrective lenses or glasses. So weāre wise. We already know that the car is not the problem. This person has an issue with vision. Iām obviously not implying that there are mass shooters out there that canāt see.
00:23:59:28 ā 00:24:20:10
Paul Glasco
But using this, I also apply that to guns later on, and it only took three wise to a mass shooter to realize that the gun wasnāt the problem. I think, and I donāt have that one pulled up, but itās something along the lines of Why did you shoot somebody? Because I was mad. Why were you mad? Because Iām depressed and Iām, you know, whatever reason there was something else.
00:24:20:10 ā 00:24:53:21
Paul Glasco
It was never anything related to the gun. Nobody has ever said I shot somebody because I had a gun. Thatās never been the answer. So those five whys are very easy to help identify what your problems are and youāre right, this all originated from the automobile industry. Whenever, I donāt know, a part broke on a car and they said, well, you know, they would use those five wise to back up and find why they had not replaced that part or why was that part continuing to break where they was at a wrong angle or something like that when they were cranking windows down back when you crank windows down, just thatās the philosophy that where
00:24:53:21 ā 00:24:54:11
Paul Glasco
it came from.
00:24:54:21 ā 00:24:59:02
Hank Strange (Host)
OK, all right. Cool. Yeah, Iām trying to figure out the camera stuff in the background, man.
00:24:59:10 ā 00:25:00:07
Paul Glasco
So thatās why Iām trying.
00:25:00:21 ā 00:25:01:15
Announcer
Yeah. I know.
00:25:01:15 ā 00:25:18:16
Hank Strange (Host)
Itās itās really crazy over here. The van, all the lights and everything have kicked out, but Iām still Iām running on, like, emergency stuff, believe it or not. OK, so yeah. So thereās a thereās a couple of thereās a couple of questions in here that maybe I donāt know if you could see the chart or not.
00:25:19:13 ā 00:25:22:19
Paul Glasco
I canāt you thought I can. OK, do I go? Iāll pull it.
00:25:22:19 ā 00:25:29:08
Hank Strange (Host)
Up. Well, yeah. Well, I sent you a link of where you can go to you try on and but youād have to pull up a different donāt, donāt worry about it.
00:25:29:24 ā 00:25:31:09
Paul Glasco
Automated access on my phone.
00:25:31:15 ā 00:25:52:10
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. Armament and the access says does anyone find it kind of convenient for the gun grabbing liberal that there have been so many shooting such and such a short time span and then also Brian Quick says how do we know they were bullied how is bullied defined was the pulse nightclub attack or bullied he was known to the FBI if you want to take that.
00:25:53:25 ā 00:26:13:24
Paul Glasco
I think I talked briefly on the Pulse nightclub shooter in here. And the reason why I didnāt include him as one of the main topics because I have a, quote, honorable mention section in here and Iām pretty sure heās in there. The one thing that I could not identify about him, I want to say, he was he was from a broken home.
00:26:13:24 ā 00:26:34:20
Paul Glasco
His dad had ideas that he was, I donāt know, had homosexual tendencies or something like that. And the Muslim family that it came from the background that it came from, of course, they frowned on that. And so his dad was really ostracize him on that. I believe he was on a medication, too. But that was something that I couldnāt confirm.
00:26:34:27 ā 00:27:03:21
Paul Glasco
The problem that I ran into with this book and this is probably why not. A lot of people talk about the overmedicating, and Iām careful to use the term overmedicating because Iām not implying that medicating is a bad thing. Itās overmedicating itās a bad thing. But the issue that I ran into, and itās one of them in the Cho case with Virginia Tech, is that we know he was on psychotropic drugs because he said it openly before he had a shooting.
00:27:04:03 ā 00:27:29:22
Paul Glasco
And friends and relatives made the comments that he was going to doctors and receive a medication. However, the pharmaceutical industry paid a lot of money to cover up and keep those records sealed. So that we canāt know for sure what medication was on and how long he was on it. We know he was a firm that, so I still put him in here knowing that there was testimony that he was on.
00:27:29:24 ā 00:27:33:13
Hank Strange (Host)
Drugs, that. So thatās because of hip, thatās because of HIPA laws and all that stuff.
00:27:33:13 ā 00:28:02:15
Paul Glasco
Well, that HIPA laws kind of go out the window once the person is already dead and theyāve committed a crime like that. But itās they convince law enforcement to seal those records. So that they never get out. So thereās not confirmation of what specific drug because one company is making that. So theyāre trying to essentially cover that up because if you again, all of them are on these drugs and there are all black box warning drugs that have super high warnings on them for use.
00:28:02:15 ā 00:28:26:24
Hank Strange (Host)
Right. Itās a weird I think itās a weird thing happening in America since I mean itās been going on for a long time. But I think the biggest thing I remember in terms of these like rampage killings is, as you say, right. Is Vegas. This this guy in Vegas, they they they just basically closed the case on everything and theyāre like, yeah, we donāt know.
00:28:26:24 ā 00:28:37:18
Hank Strange (Host)
We donāt know what happened, but weāre sealing everything. Itās a weird thing happening. You would think if this was such a horrible thing that happened to everyone, we would do everything in our powers to run that down. Right.
00:28:38:17 ā 00:29:06:20
Paul Glasco
You bring up a great point about the Las Vegas shooting. That was one that I so desperately wanted to include in here. Is one of the main chapters because thereās so much mystique around that one. But that information is guarded, man. That is the hardest one out of all of these. To uncover any information, it is nearly impossible to get any information than what came out within days or maybe even weeks right after the shooting.
00:29:06:23 ā 00:29:31:07
Paul Glasco
Anything past that, thereās nothing else that comes out. You typically see, I donāt know, video coming in from another closed circuit or something. Like that. Not now. That particular one is probably the most mysterious one out of all of them because they have hidden and thereās no lawsuits other than other than the casinos. People are still going to sue the casinos so that maybe thatās why theyāre guarding all of this information.
00:29:31:17 ā 00:29:39:02
Paul Glasco
But typically when you see, heck, I know more about that, you Valley Guy than I do about the Las Vegas shooting. And that just happened two weeks ago.
00:29:39:19 ā 00:30:01:18
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. I you know, itās the same thing here with Parkland and Iāll be interested to to get like directly to to what you know about Parkland. Thereās the same thing in Parkland. Basically, we havenāt even convicted that guy in Parkland. Yet, you know, meanwhile, thereās thereās gun control laws, all kinds of stuff in effect in Florida, you know, like red flags.
00:30:01:24 ā 00:30:07:02
Hank Strange (Host)
You canāt buy anything until youāre over 21. Just all kinds of nonsense. And we havenāt even convicted the guy.
00:30:07:23 ā 00:30:13:27
Paul Glasco
And those were supposedly pro-Second Amendment Republicans who passed all those laws. You guys are dealing with over there.
00:30:15:04 ā 00:30:16:07
Announcer
Yes. Yes.
00:30:16:07 ā 00:30:18:01
Paul Glasco
Unfortunate they call themselves that.
00:30:18:07 ā 00:30:40:26
Hank Strange (Host)
They say that. Yeah. And you know, locally, the you know, in the in the in the Florida state Senate, the the guy who was actually sitting on the committee and could have killed all of these things in you know, in committee is in Gainesville. And when I talk to him, heās pretty proud of what he did. And itās just outrageous, man.
00:30:40:26 ā 00:30:58:04
Hank Strange (Host)
Itās so frustrating. You know, even after all this time, these guys are still proud of what they did. We canāt get them to undo it. We canāt even get like constitutional carry in the state of Florida, even though the governor is asking for it. Thereās a lot of weird, crazy stuff going on here.
00:30:58:21 ā 00:31:23:21
Paul Glasco
I was on a panel. It was it wasnāt necessarily a gun panel, but it was a societal panel in Dallas a couple of years ago. And I never will forget talking to a person who was questioning me on on gun things and gun laws and things like that. And they they asked me that same tired question about why does anyone throw around magazines?
00:31:24:19 ā 00:31:46:29
Paul Glasco
And they started using a lot of testimony from Republican. And that was it really told me a lot about how they think because they follow blindly whatever politician they feel like they put it in office. And that was their way of telling me that, hey, your people voted for this, so why donāt you just agree with it? Iām like, thatās just not how we work.
00:31:47:00 ā 00:32:04:21
Paul Glasco
You know, we we we obviously think for ourselves and there was some weird stuff that came out of that conversation because I got to see a different side of them behind the scenes that showed me that they are really group thinkers. I mean, the anti-gun movement in general, they have no independent thought when they hear something that doesnāt sound right.
00:32:05:05 ā 00:32:23:05
Paul Glasco
You know, if I hear something from, quote, my side, I go check it out. Because if it doesnāt sound right, Iām like, wait a minute, you know, whatās their source? No. And a lot of times you can maybe poke holes in it and and theyāll they wonāt do that. Theyāre going to follow bullet point upon bullet point and repeat the same thing youāve heard a million times over.
00:32:23:14 ā 00:32:24:12
Hank Strange (Host)
Right? Exactly.
00:32:24:28 ā 00:32:25:05
Announcer
Yeah.
00:32:25:05 ā 00:32:49:08
Paul Glasco
I did speak to a lady from your neck of the woods. She flew her grandmother over there, a grandmother, much older lady in a wheelchair. And she wanted to go to one NRA show. Sheād never been to any. And this was her like final bucket list item. Well, we start talking about Parkland, and I didnāt realize this, I guess for evident evidence purposes.
00:32:49:20 ā 00:33:05:15
Paul Glasco
She said that the school, thereās still blood on the concrete, that itās basically just one big giant evidence site right now. That they I mean, thereās not blood and guts everywhere. But she said thereās still blood stains all over the concrete. Itās all roped off and closed off and everything. Yeah.
00:33:05:22 ā 00:33:35:05
Hank Strange (Host)
Itās weird, though. We have like immediately these laws went into effect in a state thatās technically a red state, definitely controlled by Republicans. Very quickly, we had these laws go into effect I mean, they were literally busing school kids up to Tallahassee and having them talk to these guys. Iām sure money and stuff like that was given out to a lot of Republican, oh, yeah, Republican Congress, Congress and senators and the state for the state locally.
00:33:35:05 ā 00:33:43:12
Hank Strange (Host)
And who knows? Who knows what happened in other ways? I mean, the governor at the time is it whatās his name? Scott.
00:33:43:25 ā 00:33:44:19
Announcer
Scott. Rick Scott.
00:33:44:23 ā 00:33:48:11
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, Rick Scott. I mean, he asked for gun control.
00:33:48:19 ā 00:33:48:29
Announcer
And they.
00:33:48:29 ā 00:33:49:15
Paul Glasco
Gave it all.
00:33:49:15 ā 00:33:51:20
Hank Strange (Host)
Up. Yeah. And then got elected to Congress.
00:33:51:25 ā 00:33:54:27
Announcer
Yes, I agree. You know, and I refused.
00:33:54:27 ā 00:34:15:25
Hank Strange (Host)
I refused to vote for him. And heās still out there. And itās just this is a weird, crazy thing that just was forced on the people and the folks in Florida. And weāre probably going to see this or similar things be forced on the people in Texas as well. And no, no efforts were even taken, you know, as youāre saying.
00:34:15:25 ā 00:34:40:06
Hank Strange (Host)
Right, to figure out like what happened here, who was this person? Why did this happen? What can we do other than trying to wave an imaginary wand and thinking that that is going to ban guns? I know right now folks are saying in the chat that Biden is live speaking weāll see. You guys can tell us what heās saying, but try to wave an imaginary wand and ban guns or ban ammo.
00:34:41:11 ā 00:35:12:23
Hank Strange (Host)
Thatās I mean, thatās not going to fix anything. But how can they do that? And they canāt even do the basics like figure out what happened, can convict this person, you know, figure out like what were the things that that triggered this person? Because what happens if they were able to even, letās say, for example, Iām going to give you Iām going to give you a magical scenario so letās say they got I donāt know, you know, letās say they got like elves or something like that.
00:35:12:23 ā 00:35:22:27
Hank Strange (Host)
Right. And they were able to cast a magical spell and get rid of all guns and ammo off of the face of the planet. What is the likelihood that something like this is still going to keep happening?
00:35:23:05 ā 00:35:26:23
Paul Glasco
Right. With a bomb or a baseball bat or something like that?
00:35:26:23 ā 00:35:49:06
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. This kid could have easily waited for these kids to to, you know, be leaving school and drive a vehicle through, you know, all these kids getting out of school. He could have gone to the school and locked the doors and burned it down. I mean, you know, I hate to think about these things, but thereās a lot of bad things that people could do and hurt our children, which is the most valuable thing.
00:35:49:14 ā 00:36:16:12
Hank Strange (Host)
Why are we living in a world where people are just going, oh, yeah, you know what we need to do? We need to ban these things, and thatās going to solve the problem. But no, I donāt need to figure out what was wrong, what was wrong with that person. And see if thereās a correlation to all the other people and see if thereās something connected here to pharmaceuticals, you know, in America or you know, the whatās happening in the homes and bullying and all the other stuff you talk about in the book.
00:36:16:26 ā 00:36:40:23
Paul Glasco
Well, I mean, one of my lines in the book is if weāre not seeking out the true root cause of any problem, but especially in this case, rampage killers, if weāre not seeking out the truth, are we really serious about solving the problem? I donāt think that they are. I made the comment when we were in the Dallas meeting that, you know, weāre in right on the heels of something.
00:36:40:23 ā 00:37:01:14
Paul Glasco
You know, why are you guys always trying to take advantage of this and seize on an opportunity? You know, we shouldnāt be doing these things based on emotion. You shouldnāt be passing legislation while people are at a different level of anxiety. And one of the guys there told me something about, well, thatās the time to do it, because thatās when we have peopleās attention.
00:37:01:24 ā 00:37:16:02
Paul Glasco
I said, you guys are always trying to pass laws that require a waiting period when somebody wants to buy a gun. I said, What is that waiting period for? And he was like, So you get calm down. You know, if youāre mad at something, you know, you calm down and you think with a level head, maybe you donāt go by the gun.
00:37:16:02 ā 00:37:22:25
Paul Glasco
I was like, how does that same concept not apply to passing laws? Whenever youāre emotional about something, right? It doesnāt make sense to me. I mean.
00:37:23:06 ā 00:37:45:24
Hank Strange (Host)
They also the same concept applies if someone is for sure. If you and I get into an argument and weāre temporarily mad at each other and people say, Hey, listen, two of you guys need to go to your corners over here, right? If weāre if weāre if weāre reasonable people, who donāt have a whole bunch of other things affecting us, more than likely weāre going to go, OK, you know what, man?
00:37:45:24 ā 00:37:56:13
Hank Strange (Host)
I donāt even know why I got mad at you as everythingās good but if one of us, which all it takes is one of us to be really a broken person, what difference does that make?
00:37:56:25 ā 00:37:57:03
Announcer
Yeah.
00:37:58:04 ā 00:37:59:08
Paul Glasco
No, absolutely.
00:37:59:26 ā 00:38:00:03
Announcer
Yeah.
00:38:01:19 ā 00:38:07:15
Paul Glasco
With Biden speaking, Iām so glad Iām on here with you, because if not, I would be watching that. And Iām so glad Iām not watching.
00:38:07:25 ā 00:38:39:14
Hank Strange (Host)
Oh, yeah. I canāt even I canāt even look at Biden, man. You know, I feel like itās a and I know this has been going on for a long time. The best way I could describe this is while Trump was there. And, you know, like, Iām a Republican, right? And I voted for Trump both times. And while Trump was in office, I still when I still had my studio that we did the show from in Gainesville, one of the people that was working in that building had on his car.
00:38:39:14 ā 00:38:50:00
Hank Strange (Host)
He had a bumper sticker that said, if you elect clowns, you get a circus. This was about Trump. Right. And I thought and I remember thinking to myself, OK, OK.
00:38:50:13 ā 00:38:51:19
Announcer
I you get that. Yeah.
00:38:51:19 ā 00:38:58:27
Hank Strange (Host)
If this if this is true and if this is real, that sort cuts both ways. Well, I mean, itās like weāre.
00:38:58:27 ā 00:39:05:13
Announcer
Only going to get clowns through. Weāre only going to get clowns. Yeah, but Iām not.
00:39:05:13 ā 00:39:23:10
Hank Strange (Host)
A fan today. I donāt I donāt Iām not going to sit here and tell you that I hate Trump because I donāt. Right. And I donāt believe a lot of the stuff about him. I grew up in New York City. Iāve like everyone else who lived in New York City. Youāve probably dealt with someone in the Trump family.
00:39:24:02 ā 00:39:30:17
Hank Strange (Host)
But so I donāt have a hate or whatever for Trump. But Trump didnāt do good things for the Second Amendment when he was president for four years.
00:39:30:17 ā 00:39:30:26
Paul Glasco
Right.
00:39:31:23 ā 00:39:56:04
Hank Strange (Host)
I donāt even understand why, you know, the NRA, other than theyāre just like totally zombies and, you know, deaf, dumb and blind to to everything thatās happening. Like, why did they have all the president who literally made plastic bump stocks into machine guns, which opened the door for the ATF to do all the nonsense that theyāre doing now?
00:39:56:09 ā 00:40:00:01
Hank Strange (Host)
Why did they invite that guy to come up and speak to people who believe in the Second Amendment?
00:40:00:20 ā 00:40:01:00
Paul Glasco
Right.
00:40:01:16 ā 00:40:02:08
Announcer
You know? Right.
00:40:02:27 ā 00:40:28:07
Paul Glasco
Well, I think he got a lot of his gun knowledge from people at the NRA because the NRA was never shy about the fact that they never backed bump stocks. I mean, they were right there with Trump not caring if they got banned or whatever. But Iāve often said and I voted for Trump twice, too, by the way, just to let you know, Iāve looked at Trump.
00:40:30:00 ā 00:40:35:12
Paul Glasco
He did so much good policy wise for the for the country. And I truly believe that our.
00:40:35:14 ā 00:40:37:01
Hank Strange (Host)
Economy economy was.
00:40:37:12 ā 00:40:56:26
Paul Glasco
Yeah, yeah, the economy was good. I feel like he cared for the country. I think anybody that gets in politics at that level has a certain level of corruption, too. So, I mean, Iām Iām not the heās not the savior. I donāt look at him like that. But policy wise, that as far as the economy, we havenāt had an economy that strong in a very long time.
00:40:57:11 ā 00:41:22:11
Paul Glasco
But I just really had problems with how he looked at the gun stuff. And I equated it to this. The guy most guys have egos. All right. I know the guy loved the stroke he would get with the egos. And I just felt like sometimes he did things that were popular and he probably turned to somebody and said, hey, man, whatās the deal on bump stocks?
00:41:22:11 ā 00:41:25:12
Paul Glasco
You know, we want thumbs up, thumbs down. What do we do yeah.
00:41:25:12 ā 00:41:26:12
Announcer
I donāt I donāt agree.
00:41:26:12 ā 00:41:28:00
Hank Strange (Host)
I donāt think he really knew about it.
00:41:28:00 ā 00:41:29:05
Paul Glasco
Now he didnāt.
00:41:29:09 ā 00:41:45:18
Hank Strange (Host)
And I also think he I think he was conflicted in the White House, too. And I hear stuff like that that he had like maybe his son Jr was pro-gun saying stuff to him and then his daughter was anti-gun saying stuff to him. And at the end of the day, he just did it. He wasnāt confident enough to make decisions.
00:41:45:23 ā 00:42:07:07
Hank Strange (Host)
Weāre going to take a quick break here. Weāre going to be right back. If you guys have questions and stuff, we wouldnāt be able to keep the Who move my Freedom podcast going without the support of great companies like High Point Firearms and full forge gear, bags and gear for everyday life. Did you know Highpoint is an American family owned and operated company located in Ohio?
00:42:07:07 ā 00:42:26:06
Hank Strange (Host)
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00:42:26:24 ā 00:42:27:09
Announcer
There we go.
00:42:29:04 ā 00:42:47:27
Hank Strange (Host)
So many things going on here. So many things I cannot get my. Donāt worry. My camera is not itās actually on. Believe it or not, the cameraās on, but I cannot get it to show back up here just because of the stupid driver that I had stalled. I would have to shut this whole thing off and started up again.
00:42:47:27 ā 00:43:05:29
Hank Strange (Host)
So weāre not going to do that. Thatās why we have backups. Thatās why you always have backups to your backups. And weāre running pretty good on that. People are reminding us in the break, I saw that, yeah, brake is coming. Thatās all weāve got that going on. So weāve got some before you get into anything, weāll try to answer some questions here.
00:43:05:29 ā 00:43:15:24
Hank Strange (Host)
Let me see. DQg 44 says this is what happens when you order a president by mail. You you elect you elect clowns, you get a circus.
00:43:18:05 ā 00:43:19:10
Announcer
Itās itās.
00:43:19:24 ā 00:43:23:21
Hank Strange (Host)
You know we are living Idiocracy. You ever saw the movie Idiocracy?
00:43:23:21 ā 00:43:25:05
Paul Glasco
Yeah, yeah. Oh, yes.
00:43:25:16 ā 00:43:32:15
Hank Strange (Host)
Weāre living it, man. Weāre never going to go back weāre never going to go back where itās always going to be this kind of a nightmare circus.
00:43:33:17 ā 00:43:43:12
Paul Glasco
As long as we donāt have the big purple dildos on the hoods, the cars and stuff like that, like in Idiocracy. But I imagine maybe electric cars will come with those.
00:43:43:16 ā 00:43:44:21
Announcer
Yeah, weāve had.
00:43:44:21 ā 00:43:48:13
Hank Strange (Host)
Stuff, you know, weāve had the the nut take it off the. Remember that.
00:43:48:19 ā 00:43:49:24
Paul Glasco
Right? Thatās true.
00:43:49:24 ā 00:44:01:02
Hank Strange (Host)
Weāve had the nuts, you know? What was the remember the guy who famously got in trouble here in Florida? Because he had a sticker that says that said, I eat ass. You wrote did you.
00:44:01:12 ā 00:44:02:22
Paul Glasco
Did not know about. Yeah.
00:44:03:00 ā 00:44:06:13
Hank Strange (Host)
Look that up, man. That would have been right. That would have been a good thing for you.
00:44:06:13 ā 00:44:09:19
Announcer
To talk about. Well, I donāt know. I donāt know.
00:44:09:19 ā 00:44:32:28
Hank Strange (Host)
If youāve got certain subjects you donāt touch, but this guy got it. He he it wasnāt far, actually, from where from where Iām at and somewhere between like Florida and the in the border with Georgia. But he had this sticker, I eat ass on his truck. And deputy pulled him over and said, look, you know, take that sticker off your truck.
00:44:33:10 ā 00:44:48:20
Hank Strange (Host)
And he refuse. He was like, I got freedom of speech. I could put that on there if I want to. And the deputy gave him a ticket. It became such a big thing because they were like, hey, you canāt ticket someone. Yeah. You know. Yeah, was saying that. So yeah. Became a thing.
00:44:49:06 ā 00:44:53:03
Announcer
OK, yeah. So we weāre.
00:44:53:03 ā 00:44:55:12
Hank Strange (Host)
Weāre living in crazy times. OK, well, the.
00:44:56:17 ā 00:44:58:16
Paul Glasco
Take your claim on for being famous far.
00:44:58:16 ā 00:45:01:09
Announcer
Right? Yeah. Iām the IRS guy. Yeah.
00:45:03:06 ā 00:45:06:02
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. A lot of people would support it. I mean, listen, you.
00:45:06:02 ā 00:45:10:17
Announcer
Got the right. You got the right. Oh, yeah. You know, do what you do.
00:45:10:18 ā 00:45:23:18
Hank Strange (Host)
Do what you do. Yeah. You know, I wonder I wonder if that, like, actually got him play, you know, I mean, I wonder if the lady may have. Yeah. I wonder if there were, like, ladies seeing that truck and just, like, following him home or whatever is. That is not my business.
00:45:24:00 ā 00:45:24:07
Announcer
Yeah.
00:45:25:07 ā 00:45:31:01
Hank Strange (Host)
So we are living Idiocracy. Our president is going to be a circus clown.
00:45:31:16 ā 00:45:31:28
Announcer
Yep.
00:45:32:18 ā 00:45:52:17
Hank Strange (Host)
From now on, weāre never right. Weāre never going back to, like, normal, respectable. Everythingās going to be like, oh, this is the first black female lesbian and transgender, you know, person who became an animal. Itās. This is going to be nuts. This is just going to be nuts from now on.
00:45:53:03 ā 00:46:03:25
Paul Glasco
Well, weāve had the first black president. Now weāve had the first female vice president. So thereās got to be another first. So it may be the transgender or not of your head or something like that.
00:46:03:26 ā 00:46:10:04
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, yeah. Itās this crazy thing, like, no, no, listen, I want my entertainment could be crazy.
00:46:10:14 ā 00:46:11:00
Announcer
Right?
00:46:11:24 ā 00:46:18:04
Hank Strange (Host)
But my my government, my government it I need it to be small, OK? And stable.
00:46:18:21 ā 00:46:19:22
Announcer
Yeah. Yeah.
00:46:19:24 ā 00:46:27:01
Paul Glasco
So can we go back to whoever the best candidate is? Not yet. Has the most unique characteristic about them or something.
00:46:27:12 ā 00:46:45:11
Hank Strange (Host)
I donāt know where this came from. Like, I was born in a country that was run by, you know, by a black man. And you know, so Iām not saying that there thereās, you know, thereās black people can be just as good as anything, right? I believe that Iām a black person. But but the president of the country being the same color as you.
00:46:45:17 ā 00:46:57:29
Hank Strange (Host)
What does that mean? You know, I lived in when I lived in Nigeria, they would go from a military government to civilian government. Or whatever. They would just go back and forward all the time. All black people donāt make any difference.
00:46:58:12 ā 00:46:58:22
Announcer
Right.
00:46:59:02 ā 00:47:29:10
Hank Strange (Host)
Still terrible, still had massive inflation. You know the truth about us as human beings. Thereās not a massive difference of us based on what our races or sexes, religion and stuff. Like that. I want my president to be someone who cares about America regardless of what his political party is, you know, and I donāt want my president to put like a small group of people, whether itās people that look just like me or not.
00:47:29:15 ā 00:47:47:29
Hank Strange (Host)
I donāt want him to put a small group of people over the the overall group of Americans. Right. I donāt want to ruin the country that I live in, that Iām trying to take care of my my family and and have things and do things and accomplish things. I donāt want all of that to go down the drain.
00:47:47:29 ā 00:48:14:20
Hank Strange (Host)
So you can make a point like, oh, you know, hereās this this specialized person running this office. Like, what do I care about that? And then and just 11 other thing. Itās so insane. That, you know, like, we have the first black female Supreme Court justice. This is a this is a woman who said that she canāt even define a woman.
00:48:15:07 ā 00:48:15:15
Paul Glasco
Yeah.
00:48:16:13 ā 00:48:36:26
Hank Strange (Host)
Thatās scary to me. If youāre a if youāre a black woman, if youāre a black woman out there or any woman out there or any human being out there and this person is a Supreme Court justice and is supposed to make decisions that directly affect justice like this. Thatās where the rubber meets the road with us as regular people.
00:48:36:26 ā 00:48:40:28
Hank Strange (Host)
Right. Not people with special privileges like politicians and all that.
00:48:41:20 ā 00:48:43:12
Announcer
I want that person Selyukh.
00:48:43:12 ā 00:48:48:02
Paul Glasco
Sarah makes it to the Supreme Court about women. Yeah. Does she recuse herself?
00:48:48:08 ā 00:48:48:21
Announcer
It was just.
00:48:48:22 ā 00:48:50:02
Paul Glasco
Qualified to talk about.
00:48:50:02 ā 00:48:57:06
Hank Strange (Host)
That. It was disgusting. When Lola saw that as a black woman, Lola was like, Oh, my God, thatās. I canāt believe Iām even here in this craziness.
00:48:57:06 ā 00:48:57:17
Announcer
Right.
00:48:57:24 ā 00:49:22:02
Hank Strange (Host)
You know? Right. If youāre a woman out there and you hear that, if you look at all the young women out there who are, you know, trying to make, you know, make a place for them in college and all that kind of stuff, by playing sports. And then a dude can say, you know what, Iām a chick now, and then compete against them and kick their asses and get all those scholarships and awards and all that kind of stuff, and they lose it.
00:49:22:02 ā 00:49:35:11
Hank Strange (Host)
Like weāre actually hurting women by doing that. How could you say that you even care about women? How can you say you care about the girls out there and you want to help them and make their lives better when youāre actually helping to make their lives worse?
00:49:36:05 ā 00:50:06:17
Paul Glasco
Well, I mean, one thing that I thought was a disservice to the Supreme Court justice that they just nominated, it was that very fact that they they made her into a token when they didnāt have to they could have very easily reword it and reposition their approach to the whole nomination process. Biden instead of saying, Iām going to nominate a black woman, he could have very easily said, I am going to nominate the best person for the job and I hope itās a black woman.
00:50:07:04 ā 00:50:31:21
Paul Glasco
Iām not even said anything about gender. Or race just said, Iām going to nominate the strongest person for this. And, oh, it just happens to be a black woman to me. That woman went in there all with everything stacked against her already because she was viewed as a token hire. And thatās not right for her. To me, they could have the messaging could have been so much different and they could have looked like heroes by nominating her.
00:50:32:10 ā 00:50:50:06
Hank Strange (Host)
Well, itās all playing 3D chess. I mean, they were playing 3D chess with Republicans who basically really couldnāt go against her. Right. You know, they they couldnāt go against her. Like, you know, on the flip side of that, when Trump was president. And one of the good things I think Trump did is how many he put in three Supreme Court.
00:50:50:19 ā 00:51:07:26
Hank Strange (Host)
Yes. Three. Yeah. So thatās one of the good things, I think, that came out of Trump being president. But they went after people hard core. Oh, yeah. And that. And then when it came to their turn, they didnāt want anyone to go after them. Thatās the reason why they they went with a black woman because Republicans couldnāt do that.
00:51:08:04 ā 00:51:14:24
Hank Strange (Host)
They were afraid of like being called racists and all that kind of stuff is itās insane. Thatās the game weāre playing now.
00:51:15:14 ā 00:51:34:29
Paul Glasco
Well, if you remember Amy Coney Barrett she was bashed for being too Christian. Sheās literally got an adopted child whoās black. And they told her that she was like a slave master, that that was a kid that she owned. She adopted the kid because she loved the kid so she could own a black.
00:51:34:29 ā 00:51:47:19
Hank Strange (Host)
I mean, what so what if I tell Angelina Jolie that because sheās got a adopted kid or any other celebrity, all these celebrities go to Africa or China to adopt kids or whatever and forget about the kids in America that need help.
00:51:47:19 ā 00:51:47:29
Paul Glasco
Right.
00:51:48:09 ā 00:51:53:28
Hank Strange (Host)
But, yeah, itās Iām telling you, weāre dealing with insanity. You have to you have to.
00:51:53:28 ā 00:51:57:08
Announcer
Play like us. You have to think of 3-D chess. Like, OK, so now.
00:51:57:08 ā 00:52:22:22
Hank Strange (Host)
Republicans have to put you know, they have to put the first gay, black transgender person up there so the Democrats wonāt attack them. But then they donāt care if that you know, the Democrats donāt care what that. No, of course they care. They donāt care about any kind of rules. On the Republican side, though, I think they always get out Game of Thrones, you know, because, yeah, they they just donāt know how I would have thought I would have still gone off after that check.
00:52:23:19 ā 00:52:24:09
Announcer
Yeah. Oh, yeah.
00:52:24:17 ā 00:52:33:07
Hank Strange (Host)
That was disgusting. For her to say. She doesnāt know what a woman is. OK, that was just stupid. Yeah. If youāre a man or a woman and you donāt know what a woman is, youāve got problems.
00:52:33:24 ā 00:52:36:15
Paul Glasco
Yeah. What you say Iām a biologist. Are you serious?
00:52:36:23 ā 00:52:59:13
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. I mean, I donāt know. I know what my qualification is. Iām a man. I was born from a woman. Yeah, OK. I am married to a woman. I have made children and put them into the world. I think I understand what it is. I also I just donāt care what people identify as. Like, whatever. You know, thatās not thatās not my business.
00:52:59:13 ā 00:53:18:04
Hank Strange (Host)
I think it becomes my business. If I have to pay for people to to identify as whatever they want and do whatever they want, then thatās thatās a problem for me. Right? But I donāt care what people want to do if it doesnāt take away from other people or if it does, it hurt children. But weāre living in a crazy, upside down world.
00:53:18:09 ā 00:53:41:22
Hank Strange (Host)
Is this crazy when. So for a long time when people were talking about climate change and things like that, and then other people like, oh, thereās no such thing as climate change or whatever, right? They said, oh, youāre denying science. You donāt believe remember that. You know, if youāre if youāre talking about if people say, oh, I donāt believe in evolution, theyāre like, oh, youāre denying science.
00:53:42:08 ā 00:54:00:29
Hank Strange (Host)
Thatās science evolution. OK, all right. Now, when you when when you have I forgot who it was, but they were talking to someone in Congress and they said to her, OK, so can a man have a period? And she said, Oh, yeah, yeah, I make I have a period. And then like, OK, so if the man can have a period, can he get pregnant?
00:54:00:29 ā 00:54:13:14
Hank Strange (Host)
Oh, yeah. He could get pregnant. So he could get pregnant. He could have an abortion. A man could do that because he says heās a woman. He could he could have a period, get pregnant, have an abortion. Thatās insanity. Thatās denying science.
00:54:13:26 ā 00:54:15:12
Paul Glasco
Thatās unbelievable, man.
00:54:16:14 ā 00:54:17:00
Announcer
I mean.
00:54:17:19 ā 00:54:26:00
Paul Glasco
You just want to grab him by the shoulders and kind of shake him a little bit and say we need some common sense. Just a semblance of common sense a little bit. Yeah.
00:54:26:11 ā 00:54:27:03
Hank Strange (Host)
This is what I.
00:54:27:13 ā 00:54:30:13
Paul Glasco
Think heās doing. A person says seriously after that when they say something that.
00:54:30:14 ā 00:54:52:04
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, government is supposed to be that like I get it. If you feel like youāre a woman trapped in a manās body, a man trapped in a womb, whatever it is, OK, but when the people in government when the person in charge of justice has no, no regard for that, OK, then why should the public have any kind of trust in them?
00:54:52:22 ā 00:54:54:17
Announcer
Right. We should it. Right.
00:54:55:13 ā 00:55:17:27
Hank Strange (Host)
So let me let me get into this. Lola has given us some of the things that Bidenās talking about so neither one of us has heard and Paul definitely has it. I have it. Lola says Bidenās solutions reinstate assault weapons ban limit married capacity no more than 30 rounds, expand background checks, safe storage laws slash personal liability for not storing up your guns.
00:55:17:27 ā 00:55:26:08
Hank Strange (Host)
National flag red flag laws. Thatās the first half what do you what do you think about that? Knowing, of course, you havenāt heard any of what he said specifically.
00:55:27:14 ā 00:55:33:09
Paul Glasco
Well, I can probably better describe my feelings when I have a really good bowel movement later.
00:55:33:20 ā 00:55:34:03
Announcer
Because.
00:55:34:22 ā 00:56:12:09
Paul Glasco
Thereās this the man is heās a potato to begin with. So itās hard for me to look at him because I constantly wonder whoās really telling him what to say. But I look, Iām very passionate about the red flag gun law thing. All the other stuff is garbage, too. But the red flag gun law thing, man, look, people like you and I, if we piss off the wrong person anywhere, whether theyāre in the industry or a neighbor, or just somebody that sees my decals on the side of my vehicle and they cut me off on the road and we have words they call in and say that I threaten to kill them, you know what
00:56:12:09 ā 00:56:12:15
Paul Glasco
I mean?
00:56:12:15 ā 00:56:13:27
Hank Strange (Host)
Thatās just thatās it for you.
00:56:14:03 ā 00:56:36:03
Paul Glasco
They can be so abused. People will abuses and people will die because Iām a person. Look, I donāt do things wrong. I follow the law. I do my thing. I donāt I may get close to the line, but I donāt cross the line. So if someone kicks my door in at 2:00 in the morning, Iām shooting at them because I donāt invite people to my house at 2:00 in the morning.
00:56:36:09 ā 00:56:54:18
Paul Glasco
So if it happens to be police I have no reason to think they should be there. So if somebody swats me and gets a red flag, gun law or red flag, call in on me. Iām not thinking, oh, thereās a chance police are going to kick my door in the middle of night. Let me make sure that itās not police first.
00:56:54:18 ā 00:57:03:22
Paul Glasco
Iām going to be shooting at them. Theyāre going to shoot and kill me. And likely my wife and my child. So people are going to die. Youāre going to see if there ever success.
00:57:03:22 ā 00:57:04:17
Announcer
People have died.
00:57:04:17 ā 00:57:27:06
Paul Glasco
White people. Exactly. Maryland. I know Maryland for sure. I donāt know Iām sure if there was another person somewhere else. But Maryland was the first one that I had heard of. Itās theyāre going to get so abused. Itās they just havenāt implemented that. I think California has a version of a red flag on how itās not been abused of the bigger states if they implement a federal policy.
00:57:27:06 ā 00:57:30:03
Paul Glasco
I think youāre going to see some pretty wild stuff go down with that.
00:57:30:03 ā 00:57:52:08
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. I think one of the reasons and you know, I donāt have any kind of I donāt really care about Amber Hurd or Johnny Depp for that matter. Right. But the reason why that case has peopleās attention is because itās exactly what youāre talking about, right? People abuse the laws you know, and people people lie and take advantage of what they could do.
00:57:52:27 ā 00:58:11:22
Hank Strange (Host)
You know? And like I said, I think Johnny Depp is a terrible person. Heās probably one of the the most super radical liberals out there in Hollywood and really doesnāt give a crap about people like us. We shouldnāt have any kind of sympathy for him. Or her for that matter. Right. Thatās what that case is about. To me.
00:58:11:22 ā 00:58:27:24
Hank Strange (Host)
These this is a this is someone, you know, weaponizing. What the laws are right and weaponizing what society is up to and using it against. You can even say theyāre both doing it to each other. Right. Itās mutually assured destruction. That theyāre up to.
00:58:28:12 ā 00:58:28:27
Announcer
So I.
00:58:29:00 ā 00:58:30:20
Paul Glasco
Think thatās the.
00:58:30:20 ā 00:58:31:11
Announcer
Term.
00:58:32:02 ā 00:58:51:19
Paul Glasco
Read that in their eyes from the outside looking in, I remember seeing something where the judge may have awarded whatever judgment for Johnny Depp, but he basically said, both of you are horrible people and you both lied under oath. You know, neither one of them are worth the time that everyone has spent following this trial. I think because itās so crazy, itās entertainment.
00:58:51:19 ā 00:58:55:08
Paul Glasco
Thatās why people watch because I do. I would like people donāt really care about these two.
00:58:55:25 ā 00:59:25:09
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, exactly. Iām pretty sure a lot of people donāt. So, OK, Lola continues here. She says, raise the age limit to 21 repeal liability shield for gun manufacturers. Slash gun manufacturers should be sued like tobacco companies. Unity agenda to heal souls and and then mental health this is this is what Bidenās talking about according to Lola whoās watching it and I think some other folks are out there watching it.
00:59:25:14 ā 00:59:32:15
Hank Strange (Host)
Weāre not watching it. Iām enjoying having this conversation with Paul. Yeah. I donāt know if youāve got any comments.
00:59:32:15 ā 00:59:55:18
Paul Glasco
On the liability shield. It drives me nuts when politicians blatantly lie to you. It makes me so mad. There is no such thing. There is no liability shield. The protection through commerce that we have in place for every business, this is not a specific thing for the firearms industry is the fact that if I if I wreck that Bronco tomorrow, I canāt sue for because Iām a bad driver.
00:59:55:22 ā 01:00:22:03
Paul Glasco
If I drive through a crowd of people I canāt sue for, what theyāre trying to do is allowed people to be able to do that. These are protections that, look, this is going to extend past guns if they open this up to allow you to shoot excuse me, Sue the firearm manufacturers because somebody used a gun negligently, haphazardly or murderously, whatever you want to call it, then this is going to apply to everything in a court of law.
01:00:22:03 ā 01:00:31:18
Paul Glasco
Iām no attorney, but I know once you set precedent, itās going to be set across everything. Itās not going to stay contained in their little anti-gun bubble. Everybody is going to be exposed to this.
01:00:31:18 ā 01:00:55:00
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, Iām pretty sure weāre already seeing a well, I know for a fact weāre seeing it already that the gun industry is being sued. You know, any firearms manufacturer, that anything happens now, thereās going to be lawyers. Theyāre going to put suits out there. I think one of the worst things that happened recently was the the the insurance company and lawyers for the Freedom Group that got dismantled.
01:00:55:00 ā 01:01:14:28
Hank Strange (Host)
They basically settled that. I mean, I think thatās out of the hands of the gun industry. What happened there. But, yeah, thatās a bad sign of things to come. And yes, if itās not just the firearms industry, OK, any industry will be sued and people will go after it and then everything is going to become way more expensive.
01:01:15:05 ā 01:01:24:29
Hank Strange (Host)
So if you want to have nothing in America, you know, make it possible for everyone to be sued about everything, you wonāt have a job. You wonāt have anything.
01:01:25:17 ā 01:01:25:27
Paul Glasco
Now.
01:01:26:06 ā 01:01:54:10
Hank Strange (Host)
You well, thatās just going to be a reality of of of whatās going to happen with that and you know what? I hope that as a Republican, I hope that the Republicans out there resist all this stuff and donāt make deals and donāt try to be reasonable with crazy people. I hope all of that happens. But I could say that I donāt have any intention of complying with anything that is you know, so acutely self-destructive to to my own life.
01:01:54:10 ā 01:01:58:25
Hank Strange (Host)
Iām not going to do it so they can make up whatever laws they want to. Iām not going to comply with that.
01:01:59:20 ā 01:02:12:28
Paul Glasco
No. And I mean, youāre right. All theyāre going to thatās the intent all along. And I know youāre about to go to your break is that they want to bankrupt gun companies and put them out of business. Thatās been their their goal all along.
01:02:13:08 ā 01:02:36:01
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, absolutely. OK, so listen, weāre going to get into more stuff here. Weāre going to be back here in a second. Just stick that right there with us. Give your questions with ArmsList. You can show up the extensive list of local and nationwide firearms classified now with more confidence because of their built in firewall for only 699 a month for personal use or $30 a month for business vendors.
01:02:36:01 ā 01:03:00:27
Hank Strange (Host)
So when youāre in the market, please consider ArmsList we wouldnāt be able to keep the Who move my Freedom podcast going without the support of great companies like ArmsList. Letās see we back here Iāll go. Actually, I got to actually put myself on here. OK, so Lola has this follow up question to you, Paul. She says, OK, Paul, what are your real solutions based on your research?
01:03:02:08 ā 01:03:14:02
Hank Strange (Host)
You know, obviously we are here to talk about the book. Lola says there is a link to this book. People can work well first of all, before you even answer that, where can people get the book? I think Lola is putting some links out there, but.
01:03:14:19 ā 01:03:35:27
Paul Glasco
They can get her that how to make a monster.com. Itās also available on Amazon. If youāre into the e-book thing, Kindle has it as well. If youāre going to get an actual physical copy of it, I would recommend going to How to make a Monster.com because youāre going to save a dollar or two. Amazon has their markup in that.
01:03:36:13 ā 01:03:36:20
Announcer
OK.
01:03:36:29 ā 01:03:40:02
Paul Glasco
Convenience associated with Amazon, but thereās also a little bit more cost.
01:03:40:11 ā 01:03:49:10
Hank Strange (Host)
OK, yeah. So go to how to make a Monster.com, youāre saying, right? Yeah, OK. Yep. Thatās a thatās the best. And that is my website.
01:03:50:23 ā 01:04:10:05
Paul Glasco
It is. And I will say this just so everybody knows Iām not personally Iām not but Iām not making anybody rich off of this book. I self-published this book. So every single thing, every portal you go through to buy it or whatever, I personally did everything I set up, everything on Amazon. I set up all the e-book stuff.
01:04:10:11 ā 01:04:27:16
Paul Glasco
I built the website myself for how to make a monster. I published the book myself. I didnāt want to be beholden to anybody else. Because I felt like this book probably is a little bit controversial, especially when you get into where big pharma plays a role in this. And I didnāt want to run the risk of anybody being able to stop it.
01:04:27:16 ā 01:04:37:12
Paul Glasco
So it was expensive for me to put this out because I funded it all myself. But itās more rewarding because I know that nobody can pull it off the shelf or pull it off online.
01:04:37:24 ā 01:05:04:29
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, and I think, you know, Paulās probably not going to say this, but I think he is very well deserving of you guys supporting him and getting this book. So and itās, itās really good stuff in there. Iāve been reading it. I think that, you know, itās not a gimmick. Thereās, you know, actual numbers and solutions and explanations and, and methods for going about stuff, which thereās folks out there who say that, you know, we donāt care about that stuff.
01:05:06:05 ā 01:05:06:29
Hank Strange (Host)
Of course we do.
01:05:07:21 ā 01:05:08:22
Paul Glasco
Well, you know whatās funny?
01:05:08:27 ā 01:05:10:01
Hank Strange (Host)
Weāre logical people.
01:05:10:18 ā 01:05:37:08
Paul Glasco
This honestly and Iām not bashing anybody on our side either, but this is the first book that Iāve seen that had any real solutions in it. The solution is to ban something. Obviously, Lola just gave you the list of things that Biden thinks are the solution. And thereās notable solutions in that. Not one of those things that she listed address is the person who decided one day that they wanted to kill somebody the gun.
01:05:37:08 ā 01:05:54:01
Paul Glasco
Does that even come into the picture until the person has decided that they want to end someoneās life? Thatās what we ought to be focusing in that well, thatās what the book is about, obviously, because I know that a person comes to the determination that I want to end somebodyās life. Then they decide how they want to do it.
01:05:54:05 ā 01:06:06:22
Paul Glasco
And, hey, Iām OK. With you looking at, you know, whatever you think the solutions are after that. But if we could solve the first problem of how they actually come to that determination, I donāt think weād be talking about guns or mass shootings, to be honest with you.
01:06:07:01 ā 01:06:22:23
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. You know, but I also feel like we donāt care, I think. Or not. Well, I think we care. And I think people in America care you know, one of the things I would say when this kind of stuff happens and I talk to people, the first thing they want to figure out is like, so how do I defend myself?
01:06:22:23 ā 01:06:44:17
Hank Strange (Host)
How do I defend my family? They donāt think like, oh, man, I want to get rid of guns. Yes, there are people who think that. But letās letās think about the people who are saying it publicly. Letās start with politicians. Biden nothing in what heās saying. I promise you that. I havenāt seen none of it. Nothing. And what heās saying says that heās going to disband the Secret Service.
01:06:45:01 ā 01:06:45:24
Paul Glasco
Right.
01:06:46:01 ā 01:07:11:17
Hank Strange (Host)
OK, right. Nothing in what heās saying says that heās going to disband the D.C. Police Department and all the other police department and government entities that are paramilitaries today to protect politicians. Theyāre not going to do it. And also, celebrities out there arenāt going to fire all their bodyguards or instruct their bodyguards to not have guns and protect them and their family.
01:07:11:17 ā 01:07:27:19
Hank Strange (Host)
Itās not going to happen. Well, OK, so thatās even if they said to me, even if they got out there and they said, hey, weāre going to give up our guns, too, Iām not going to believe them, and Iām still going to hold on to my guns. But, you know, Lola, ask those questions. Go ahead. Say what you have to say.
01:07:27:19 ā 01:07:29:09
Hank Strange (Host)
But I want to let you go to it.
01:07:29:26 ā 01:07:54:14
Paul Glasco
Touch on a point that you just touched on that I cover a pretty good in depth in the book. One of the sections that I have, itās called Secure Our Schools, like we do Congress. And I point out in here that thereās 535 members of Congress, and theyāre roughly in two square miles that they operate in in Washington, D.C. Letās see our budget to protect them with guns is $516 million a year.
01:07:55:10 ā 01:08:19:00
Paul Glasco
And letās see what 7.4% annual increase realized every year since 2000 the budget for those these guys to protect our politicians is more than the budgets of Atlanta and Detroit according to the Cato Institute. If we can spend $516 million a year and an increase every single year by that rate itās 7.4%. How come we canāt do something to protect our kids.
01:08:19:08 ā 01:08:38:18
Paul Glasco
These are grown ass adults in Washington, D.C. in a two square mile area and we spend all of that money with armed people, all kinds of different security and all that to protect them. We canāt do something as simple as locking these schools up somehow or find some kind of a solution that may help that.
01:08:39:12 ā 01:08:40:12
Announcer
Well, I think the people.
01:08:40:15 ā 01:08:42:04
Paul Glasco
To me, the saying, you know.
01:08:42:15 ā 01:08:45:17
Hank Strange (Host)
Iām expendable, man. The people are always expendable.
01:08:46:07 ā 01:09:08:21
Paul Glasco
Yeah, no, youāre exactly right. And this shows you that these people truly see themselves in an elitist state where they do put themselves up. So they act like they donāt, but they absolutely do because they donāt think we should question that. Why are you question? Their first answer is, well, we shouldnāt have to harden our schools. Well, why did you heart in Congress?
01:09:09:02 ā 01:09:11:02
Paul Glasco
Yeah, you didnāt see a problem doing that.
01:09:11:09 ā 01:09:35:05
Hank Strange (Host)
Even the listen, even the people who vote for them are expendable to them. Remember, these politicians, some of them stood up. Most of them stood by, including Republicans, by the way. Many of them actually called for violence in the cities. Remember, the last few years, all that violence we saw in the cities, places getting burned down and all that, they called for it.
01:09:35:18 ā 01:09:55:26
Hank Strange (Host)
They definitely stood by while it was happening around America. Right. And cities were burning. They stood by, OK. And then when something happened in DC, they got upset. This any reason I donāt care if youāre a Republican, Democrat, you donāt care. You donāt vote or whatever you do. Just think about that. These are just these are indisputable things that Iām telling you.
01:09:56:01 ā 01:10:18:26
Hank Strange (Host)
You could easily go and pull it up and you could see these people inciting violence in the in the on the streets of America. But then when that violence came to their doorstep, they got scared and they actually killed people. They use guns and they kill people, right? Yeah. When that happened, yet when itās happening to you, they donāt want to do anything to actually protect you.
01:10:19:02 ā 01:10:38:18
Hank Strange (Host)
They donāt want to let you protect yourself. You know, this is the this is like the crazy kind of hypocrisy that weāre talking about here. One of Bidenās things that heās saying they want to raise the age for you to be able to buy guns at 21 if youāre not an adult at 18, OK, then you should not be able to go into the military.
01:10:39:04 ā 01:10:50:27
Hank Strange (Host)
Right? OK, you should not be liable for contracts you sell. You should not be prosecuted as an adult. Thereās a whole bunch of stuff they should not do to you. They should think about that. You know.
01:10:52:02 ā 01:11:30:06
Paul Glasco
There was a congressman today. I was watching some of the livestream on C-SPAN from some of this debate marking up some of these bills and that topic came up about the age being lowered or excuse me, raised at 21 from 18 to purchase a firearm. And they one of the Republicans proposed an amendment to say that OK, well if you guys are wanting to include this into this piece of legislation, let me at least have an amendment in there that if anybody signs up for Selective Service, which would be all male or males are supposed to do that, although they donāt write that they this law does not apply to them.
01:11:30:06 ā 01:11:53:16
Paul Glasco
It exempts them. And they were like, well, no, I mean that would gut the bill. We canāt do that. Like weāre sending these people to war and you canāt do that. And he said, Well, no, weāre not going to do that. Weāre not going to support that amendment. I said, OK, well, Iāll tell you what, why donāt I pass an amendment to raise the Selective Service age to 21 instead of 18.
01:11:53:19 ā 01:11:56:14
Paul Glasco
That way all things are equal. And they were like, No, weāre not going to support that either.
01:11:56:23 ā 01:11:58:05
Announcer
Yeah. So what would.
01:11:58:12 ā 01:11:59:24
Paul Glasco
Make any logic about that?
01:11:59:26 ā 01:12:20:19
Hank Strange (Host)
Because they canāt do that and send your kids off to fight for other people in other countries. They canāt do it. You know, just realize at the same time that theyāre saying all of this, theyāre sending billions of dollars worth of weapons over to the Ukraine. So that those people can fight to defend themselves. Theyāre defending, yes, theyāre defended.
01:12:20:19 ā 01:12:32:06
Hank Strange (Host)
Theyāre sending guns to people so they can defend themselves. Right and they but they donāt want you to be defended. They want to be able to send your kids off to war. Just think about that.
01:12:32:10 ā 01:12:33:01
Announcer
Yeah, right.
01:12:33:12 ā 01:12:40:29
Hank Strange (Host)
They they want to do that. These are this is what weāre dealing with. Thereās no logic behind what any of these people are really saying that.
01:12:41:25 ā 01:12:54:16
Paul Glasco
They can say what they want about China and Russia. Our politicians, both parties envy China and Russia more than they will ever let on because they want that kind of control mm hmm.
01:12:54:23 ā 01:12:55:02
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah.
01:12:55:04 ā 01:13:04:10
Paul Glasco
You know, they were licking their chops whenever Trudeau banned all handguns yesterday in Canada. You know, Biden, those guys were sitting back there going, oh, god, if only we could do that. You know, we would.
01:13:04:16 ā 01:13:08:24
Hank Strange (Host)
All thatās Canada. The people of Canada obviously are screwed.
01:13:08:24 ā 01:13:09:22
Announcer
I mean, yeah, what.
01:13:09:22 ā 01:13:25:13
Hank Strange (Host)
Can I say? You know, if the people of Canada wonāt stand up and defend themselves, I donāt. Hey, you know, I guess Iām the I donāt want to do it for you. You know, I Iām going to have to do it for my own kids and my own family. And my own friends. Iām definitely not going to do it for Canada.
01:13:25:18 ā 01:13:48:20
Hank Strange (Host)
I think all the countries around the world, people need to stand up and defend themselves. The Second Amendment shouldnāt be just an American thing. It should exist for the entire planet. Every human being is born with the right to defend themselves, every creature, every living thing around us on this planet, throughout the universe where thereās every other life, every living thing is is capable of defending itself.
01:13:50:25 ā 01:13:59:10
Paul Glasco
Yeah. Call it what you want. We call it a Second Amendment. Everybody else should be looking at it as a God given right to defend yourself and your family, period. Itās got nothing to do with any kind of legislation.
01:14:00:05 ā 01:14:16:07
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. And then Iām going to Iām going to put night trains. Iāll comment up here as well. He says those libtards libtards are all for gun control to save children. But theyāre all for abortion. What a case of hypocrisy. I donāt know if you want to comment on that. If not, no.
01:14:16:09 ā 01:14:39:16
Paul Glasco
I mean, itās a resounding theme that we heard in Houston. Last weekend that everybodyās like, you know, theyāre wanting to kill babies left and right in record numbers. And I know itās something you Iām sure youāve researched, you know, oddly, enough, whenever theyāre the people for, you know, nonwhite people, any kind of people of color, they coincidentally put all of these abortion places right in the middle of all these black communities.
01:14:39:16 ā 01:14:47:24
Paul Glasco
But theyāre for the black people. They are allowing the the just wholesale murder of black communities and act like itās nothing. Sure. You know, not racist.
01:14:48:00 ā 01:14:49:10
Hank Strange (Host)
Thatās not racist at all.
01:14:50:03 ā 01:14:51:25
Announcer
No, I mean, of course.
01:14:51:28 ā 01:15:16:21
Hank Strange (Host)
I mean, basically, itās genocide, man. Itās genocide. Itās genocide. And thereās people in both on both sides of the political spectrum that are OK with it. And the powerful thing about it is that people are destroying themselves. You know, when you take your life that is genetically connected to you, that you create and you destroy it, you are doing the job for these people.
01:15:16:27 ā 01:15:30:14
Hank Strange (Host)
And if youāre and if you if you feel like, hey, I should be able to destroy this life if I want to, especially the one directly connected to me, OK, then you canāt at the same time, though, try to tell me that you actually give a crap about kids.
01:15:31:00 ā 01:15:44:20
Paul Glasco
Right. Right. And I will tell you this. I have I am a registered Republican, but I have more libertarian leaning ways. And I think a lot of good conservatives actually are more libertarian than what they lead on personally.
01:15:44:22 ā 01:15:45:03
Announcer
Mm hmm.
01:15:45:16 ā 01:16:15:02
Paul Glasco
Iām of the opinion that you do what you have to do, but you have to live with that. And I think thatās why these people are so adamant about some things, because theyāre projecting the guilt that they have whenever they support these things. They canāt possibly, in good conscience, think that itās OK to a child that is two or three weeks away from being born to pull them out and in their life and pull them apart until theyāre dead, that no one can convince me that they think morally thatās the right thing to do, Iām sure.
01:16:15:12 ā 01:16:16:02
Paul Glasco
I just thereās no.
01:16:16:02 ā 01:16:37:19
Hank Strange (Host)
Logic behind it. I mean, look, I get it right. Like, I understand that there are cases where, you know, women, women you know, feel for this. Thereās multiple reasons, right, that a woman might feel, hey, I canāt I canāt have this baby. Could it be a medical reason? It could be that she was assaulted. It could be all kinds of things.
01:16:37:19 ā 01:16:54:09
Hank Strange (Host)
Right. This no matter no matter how you slice it, itās a horrible thing that that that person has to deal with. It doesnāt matter how itās rationalized or what we think about it. But, yes, to make it easy, to make it an easy thing, to make it a thing that you donāt think about.
01:16:54:27 ā 01:16:56:20
Paul Glasco
66 million times.
01:16:56:21 ā 01:16:57:09
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, itās.
01:16:58:03 ā 01:16:58:14
Announcer
Itās.
01:16:58:16 ā 01:17:16:28
Hank Strange (Host)
Crazy, man. And itās very similar, you know, from what I was reading in your book, talking about all of the different things because itās a combination of things in America and around the world thatās created the problems that weāre looking at. You know, itās welfare. Itās when you when you make it easy for someone like, OK, you wind up you wind up pregnant.
01:17:16:28 ā 01:17:43:15
Hank Strange (Host)
You have children. The father is not there. Thatās bad in and of itself. And thereās multiple people to blame for that. But when you make that an easy thing to do, when you institutionalize it, then you have people who deliberately donāt get married, people who are together, and they they fake and they pretend, hey, weāre not really together, you know, because if if if we let the government know weāre together, weāre going to pay more in taxes.
01:17:43:19 ā 01:18:02:26
Hank Strange (Host)
We wonāt get this money back. We wonāt do that. Theyāve just now convinced you to believe in a lie, that you think youāre getting over on them. Theyāre paying a small price to mess you up. If you believe that, if you if you like, reflect that onto your children, theyāll know that you donāt give a crap about them.
01:18:02:27 ā 01:18:03:23
Paul Glasco
Right. Right.
01:18:04:13 ā 01:18:04:27
Hank Strange (Host)
You know.
01:18:05:05 ā 01:18:06:08
Announcer
Itās let me give you.
01:18:06:15 ā 01:18:27:25
Paul Glasco
A real quick example of my own experience with the welfare world and getting government stuff. When I left a fortune, 500 company companies start my own business. I asked my old boss, who was a vice president company. I said, look, I said, you know, until I get my business up on the ground and it wasnāt a competing business.
01:18:27:25 ā 01:18:49:26
Paul Glasco
So he was willing to help me. I said, can I filed for unemployment? Iād never filed before and I was, I donāt know, 3130 233, something like that. And he goes, Yeah, man, I help you out. You know, Iāll just tell them that we laid you off or whatever. I went down to the Gulf Coast. You go to itās on Fifth Avenue here in Louisiana.
01:18:50:00 ā 01:18:50:10
Announcer
Mm hmm.
01:18:50:23 ā 01:19:06:29
Paul Glasco
And I walked in that door and I started listening to the conversation of the people coaching other people, not just the people in the crowd and in line with me talking about how to game the system. Oh, girl, you need to do this. You know, donāt tell him that. But the people behind the counter were in on it, too.
01:19:07:02 ā 01:19:24:03
Paul Glasco
Itās a big scam. And itās like, oh, no, donāt, donāt donāt tell him that, because youāre not going to get as much. Tell them if they knew every step of the way. These are generations of people who have gamed the system. Itās a business to them, and itās not any one race. Donāt let anybody fool you and let you do it.
01:19:24:04 ā 01:19:44:19
Paul Glasco
So black people are all Hispanic people. Look, man, our trailer parks are a lot worse than downtown. But the Ninth Ward of New Orleans, you know, itās every body. These generations have learned how to game the system. And youāre exactly right. The government wrote these rules. You donāt think the government if they thought that these people were getting by them, but they would have changed those rules already?
01:19:44:22 ā 01:19:54:22
Paul Glasco
No. They leave them in place because they are deliberately making these people think theyāre winning and theyāre losing and they become, quote, slaves. To the system. Theyāll never get out of it.
01:19:54:24 ā 01:20:12:18
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. And theyāre giving you imaginary money. I agree with you. I agree with your story. You know, for half my life, Iāve had Crohnās disease right. And Iām 50 years old. When that happened to me, it was pretty devastating. I went through a whole bunch of things. I was working, and then this Crohnās hit me. They didnāt know what was wrong.
01:20:12:18 ā 01:20:36:16
Hank Strange (Host)
With me. I went from being, I think on average, I was Ā£185. I think I went down to about 140 something, maybe 130 something pounds, and I was pretty much on the way out. And I and I wound up having to have all these surgeries, all kinds of stuff, and I couldnāt work and all that. But, you know, when I tried to get disability, they refused to give me disability even while I was sick and in the hospital and all that.
01:20:36:16 ā 01:20:57:26
Hank Strange (Host)
And they said it was because of my age, because at 25 years old I had this crippling thing. And when I started getting better, there were people like, listen, you could, you know, you could technically be handicapped. Youāre going to have this your whole life. You just need to keep fighting it and keep doing it. But the same thing happened to me that I told Lola.
01:20:57:26 ā 01:21:18:24
Hank Strange (Host)
I said, You know what I have to do for this? It already is messing with me mentally. Yeah. And I donāt want to do it because if I, if I, if I, if I let my mind believe that that will manifest in my life and, you know, Iāve never done it, man. And Iāve well, Iāve dealt with this for 25 years and Iāve never gotten any kind of government assistance for, for being on Crohnās.
01:21:18:24 ā 01:21:19:23
Hank Strange (Host)
And it still affects me.
01:21:20:06 ā 01:21:35:15
Paul Glasco
Well, first of all, Iām proud of you for doing that, because that was the same thought that I had in my mind. Iām not lying when I tell you I was probably in that room for maybe a minute, maybe a minute and a half I turned around and walked out, called my wife, said, I canāt do it. I said, Iām not going to align myself with these people in here.
01:21:35:20 ā 01:21:52:18
Paul Glasco
I said, I can work hard enough to get my business where it needs to be fast enough. Iāll do whatever I have to do. I will go pick up aluminum cans and dishes before Iām going to stand in line with these people and become that. Thatās what I did not want to become. You look your child in the face whenever youāre part of that system.
01:21:52:18 ā 01:21:54:07
Paul Glasco
I just I just and again, itās.
01:21:54:23 ā 01:21:59:27
Hank Strange (Host)
Iām not knocking people who do it. If you really need it, I get it. But if youāre playing the system, the system.
01:22:00:08 ā 01:22:00:19
Announcer
Is.
01:22:01:05 ā 01:22:11:22
Paul Glasco
It was purposely designed for people who needed it. It became something that was a bait and switch program. And then they started falling. People with its original intent was was right.
01:22:12:13 ā 01:22:29:13
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, absolutely. I really do believe that thereās people who need that help, who get that help and who donāt want to be addicted to it. But theyāre there using whatever theyāre giving you is imaginary. Itās not even theirs. Theyāre making it up. Theyāre taking it from other people and theyāre giving it to you. But what itās doing is enslaving you.
01:22:29:27 ā 01:22:31:19
Announcer
It is? Yep. You know.
01:22:31:19 ā 01:22:35:21
Paul Glasco
Everything the government gives away, they took from somewhere. They donāt make anything.
01:22:36:01 ā 01:23:03:17
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, absolutely, man. Yeah. I think people need to think about that. OK, weāre going to take another quick break here and weāre going to be right back here in a few seconds. We wouldnāt be able to keep the Who Move My Freedom podcast going without the support of a Dow or decentralized autonomous organization like Tusk. Crypto Tusk Cryptocurrency is a firearm friendly e-commerce option for online payment transactions secured on the blockchain.
01:23:03:17 ā 01:23:10:25
Hank Strange (Host)
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01:23:10:25 ā 01:23:13:10
Announcer
The OK, here we go. Thereās the button.
01:23:13:21 ā 01:23:33:22
Hank Strange (Host)
OK, all right. I donāt know if weāre missing anything. If thereās like questions or anything like that that the folks out there have, you could definitely hit us with that. You know, I did like like I you know, Iām try to bring guns here when we do stuff. So I brought a couple of guns. I donāt know if you have anything there you want to show off.
01:23:33:22 ā 01:23:36:18
Hank Strange (Host)
Just break this up a little bit. This we were talking about.
01:23:36:18 ā 01:23:40:00
Paul Glasco
I want to show everything off but I was just trying to hold a gun on a livestream because I.
01:23:40:00 ā 01:23:41:16
Announcer
Have to do it so long. Yeah.
01:23:43:03 ā 01:23:49:15
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, actually, yeah. I feel the same way, man. I donāt really need I donāt need to show the guns every day, but I do it just because.
01:23:50:29 ā 01:23:51:22
Announcer
It feels good.
01:23:52:08 ā 01:23:52:16
Hank Strange (Host)
You know?
01:23:52:18 ā 01:23:53:02
Paul Glasco
Thatās right.
01:23:53:02 ā 01:24:11:14
Hank Strange (Host)
To do it. And look at this. Weāre responsible for all the rules that Facebook and I donāt know if Facebook has a specific rule about that. I know YouTube does, but there are different social media that have all these rules and they go after the folks like us. That are responsible gun owners. I mean, Iām a Iām an FFL, for crying out loud.
01:24:11:22 ā 01:24:23:03
Hank Strange (Host)
Well, Iāve been doing this this particular thing since 2013. All kinds of stuff involved in this. And they go after me and then they still donāt stop people from live streaming. Horrible things.
01:24:23:03 ā 01:24:23:11
Announcer
Right?
01:24:23:18 ā 01:24:34:09
Hank Strange (Host)
So crazy. Itās so crazy. So anyway, this is the FCCās H 45 which is like one of the first polymer uh, 19 elevens out there.
01:24:35:01 ā 01:24:36:01
Paul Glasco
Thatās a good looking gun.
01:24:36:01 ā 01:24:57:02
Hank Strange (Host)
From 80 and these grips come from Andrews custom leather you know specifically made for 19 elevens. This is a stingray on here so this is actual stingray on these grips and anyone who looks at YouTube slash any strange use. You know Iāve done a bunch of videos with Sam Andrews. He makes leather holsters, exotic leathers, and all that.
01:24:57:09 ā 01:25:15:04
Hank Strange (Host)
Thatās whatās on there. And then my other gun that Iāve got here to play with is I think this is the C9, so this is the compact high point. High Point sponsors the channel here. But Iāve owned this way before. I ever, ever met the guys. A high point.
01:25:15:04 ā 01:25:23:07
Paul Glasco
So you need to talk to them for me because I didnāt want to put my hands on one of those for review ads. Thatās Iāve had a lot of people ask me, Iāve never held one.
01:25:24:00 ā 01:25:24:13
Announcer
High point.
01:25:24:18 ā 01:25:30:10
Paul Glasco
Of their OK, no, no. Iāve had a high point, but not that model. When they came out with that C9. Iāve never.
01:25:30:21 ā 01:25:31:14
Announcer
I havenāt. But this is.
01:25:31:18 ā 01:25:35:23
Hank Strange (Host)
This is the this is the old this is not even the new the.
01:25:36:00 ā 01:25:36:08
Announcer
This you.
01:25:36:10 ā 01:25:41:12
Hank Strange (Host)
Can no, this is not the cannon. But I can I can connect you to the guys from High Point.
01:25:41:12 ā 01:25:42:04
Announcer
Yeah, yeah.
01:25:42:29 ā 01:25:46:16
Paul Glasco
Yeah. I have one in that model and 40 50 OK.
01:25:46:16 ā 01:25:47:22
Announcer
Yeah I actually on.
01:25:47:22 ā 01:25:49:25
Paul Glasco
Their carvings and I really am impressed with it.
01:25:49:28 ā 01:26:12:03
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. The carvings are pretty good. Theyāve got ten millimeter, three 8940 I think. Yeah. Yeah. And you know I think that, I think these, I think the high points, good guns, theyāre not the most attractive things in the world. You know, theyāre affordable. I bought this for less than a hundred bucks from a pawn shop. I donāt know, maybe like 60 bucks or something like that.
01:26:12:03 ā 01:26:30:24
Hank Strange (Host)
So, you know, and these work, thereās cheaper guns out there in this category that donāt really work these work. And when I bought this used, I opened it up to clean it and stuff sprung out and then magically disappeared into the ether. But I called up High Point. They sent me the parts.
01:26:32:03 ā 01:26:33:21
Announcer
You know, I put it back together.
01:26:34:08 ā 01:26:43:14
Hank Strange (Host)
OK, so yeah, man, I think I think itās a good company, you know, and I canāt wait until they make these better looking. Yeah, thatās what I would say about that.
01:26:43:14 ā 01:26:44:22
Paul Glasco
So, yeah, no, I agree.
01:26:45:09 ā 01:26:51:08
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. What, what gun stuff have you been getting into or what cool stuff. Did you see it? And Rad Man.
01:26:52:09 ā 01:27:04:25
Paul Glasco
Believe the coolest stuff I saw in our annual meeting was people who came to buy my book cause I was in a booth selling my book thing and third time. Right. I literally did not leave that booth, so I did see.
01:27:06:01 ā 01:27:09:03
Hank Strange (Host)
Whoās both were you in? Letās give them a plug for even having you there.
01:27:09:03 ā 01:27:28:15
Paul Glasco
Thatās it was Rock Island Armory Arms for those folks have been really good to me. Over the years. They were probably one of the first companies to sponsor me seven, eight years ago, and they have never left my side. I mean, honestly, I have to say that they are such a good company, good people, and they just done a lot for me over the years, if I can call them.
01:27:28:15 ā 01:27:43:10
Paul Glasco
And I eat ammunition. Two days later, a big box of it shows up at my door. They just they treat me really good and I reciprocate. Of course, theyāve just any time I call them in need, something like support for a new project or whatever, theyāre always quick to help me out.
01:27:43:24 ā 01:27:47:12
Hank Strange (Host)
OK, awesome. Awesome. So you didnāt get to really leave there, man, huh?
01:27:47:12 ā 01:28:01:15
Paul Glasco
You just know, I did see today, I think it was Sig came out with ten millimeter P 320 and they released that show. Yeah. So that kind of intrigued me.
01:28:01:15 ā 01:28:02:21
Announcer
I was. Thatās interesting.
01:28:02:21 ā 01:28:04:07
Paul Glasco
OK, yeah. I was shocked.
01:28:04:16 ā 01:28:08:22
Hank Strange (Host)
Are you a fan of a ten millimeter? Iām not a big fan of. Itās like, I donāt know.
01:28:09:09 ā 01:28:11:23
Paul Glasco
I like ten millimeter just because, like.
01:28:12:02 ā 01:28:12:12
Announcer
I donāt.
01:28:12:12 ā 01:28:23:04
Hank Strange (Host)
Have anything. Thereās not like a scientific reason why I donāt like it is everyone just keeps harassing every gun company to make a ten millimeter version of something. And then they donāt frickin buy it.
01:28:23:17 ā 01:28:48:23
Paul Glasco
Right? Right. Yeah, yeah. Well, I actually have a lot of ten millimeter in my shop to shoot, so thatās why I like shooting them. I will say this from a ballistic standpoint, when I go haul cutting, I carry a ten millimeter with string like on a low hanging holster because I want as much controllable power that I can have if one of those hogs is not dead and I find them in a bush or something like that.
01:28:48:23 ā 01:28:50:24
Paul Glasco
Because those things I donāt know if you Hawkeye, but.
01:28:51:03 ā 01:28:53:04
Announcer
The shark you.
01:28:53:27 ā 01:28:54:21
Hank Strange (Host)
Know, OK, so.
01:28:55:01 ā 01:29:11:21
Paul Glasco
That is what I carry. I feel like itās fast enough round. It can penetrate the, you know, the hide of a hawk. So I think enough of it to where itās one of those things like if a hurricane hits like youāre in Florida, what gun do you grab when youāre out the door? You actually put more thought into it.
01:29:11:21 ā 01:29:30:01
Paul Glasco
If you ask me today what gun is my favorite self-defense gun or bug out gun or whatever, Iād probably give you a list of guns. All these are probably good. But whenever a hurricane is in the Gulf of Mexico and itās 3 hours from hitting here and youāre walking out the door and you look around, you really think about what gone?
01:29:30:07 ā 01:29:30:20
Hank Strange (Host)
What are you going to.
01:29:30:20 ā 01:29:32:00
Announcer
Grab it yeah.
01:29:32:09 ā 01:29:33:00
Hank Strange (Host)
I would agree with that.
01:29:33:00 ā 01:29:35:24
Paul Glasco
And thatās why the ten millimeter with would haul hunting is why I care that.
01:29:36:02 ā 01:30:01:11
Hank Strange (Host)
OK armament and axis says ten millimeter is the best millimeter. So there you go. And DC G 44 says Rock Island has good stuff. Like I said, I donāt have any problem with ten millimeter and I do like the ten millimeter carbine from High Point and this some ten millimeter. So but itās just, you know, if you guys are going to demand these guns for the companies to make them, please buy them because they want when guys like me demand the other.
01:30:01:11 ā 01:30:19:06
Hank Strange (Host)
Mm. You know, like I like 57, I think five, seven is pretty cool. Iām happy to see companies making five, seven guns and hopefully weāll see more companies making the ammo so the ammo prices come down. You know, you need to, we need those people to actually buy the stuff they demand the companies.
01:30:19:06 ā 01:30:19:15
Announcer
Yeah.
01:30:20:11 ā 01:30:22:28
Hank Strange (Host)
So and I know, I know the folks out there doing it. Whatās up?
01:30:22:29 ā 01:30:30:00
Paul Glasco
We want these companies to be innovative and put new products out. So we have to support those new products when they do finally at the market are theyāre going to stop doing that.
01:30:30:09 ā 01:30:50:03
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. And by the way in Florida a lot of people like 22 Magnum for hogs. Iāve never been hog hunting here. I would do it. I would love to do it. You know, I would like to hunt stuff that I would eat. And I donāt eat pork, but I would still hunt the hogs if I could donate the meat or whatever, you know, I would still.
01:30:50:03 ā 01:30:56:25
Paul Glasco
Have a lot to do over in Texas. Now, Louisiana, not so much, but Texas, man, they are such a nuisance.
01:30:56:25 ā 01:30:57:19
Hank Strange (Host)
They will they pay.
01:30:57:19 ā 01:30:59:07
Paul Glasco
You to go shoot those things.
01:30:59:07 ā 01:31:20:16
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, theyāre invasive here in Florida too. But people like 22 Magnum and actually our Walther Arms, which sponsors the podcast also and Iām cool with those guys, they put out a 22 Magnum pistol. So I think itās, I think itās a 22 Magnum PDP. All right. So thatās interesting. I have not gotten my hands on it, you know.
01:31:20:17 ā 01:31:20:25
Announcer
Yeah.
01:31:21:22 ā 01:31:28:21
Hank Strange (Host)
I think I was asking Lolo to put in a request and see if I can, if I can get my hands on one, but Iām sure thatās everyone else.
01:31:28:21 ā 01:31:44:05
Paul Glasco
Do you guys actually have a guide? I donāt remember what part of Florida itās in, but he, I follow him on Instagram or at least I used to. I have to figure out who he is. Again, I had my Instagram account deleted from Instagram, so Iām starting over again.
01:31:44:10 ā 01:31:45:20
Hank Strange (Host)
When was it deleted?
01:31:46:12 ā 01:31:54:20
Paul Glasco
It was deleted. Probably a month ago. I had 20,000 followers and now I have back to 300 again because.
01:31:54:29 ā 01:31:55:19
Announcer
Wow, it just.
01:31:55:19 ā 01:31:57:01
Paul Glasco
Decided I didnāt belong on there.
01:31:57:01 ā 01:32:00:10
Hank Strange (Host)
Whatās your whatās your Instagram? Iāll pull it up so people can go there.
01:32:00:23 ā 01:32:07:01
Paul Glasco
Itās legally armed America. It used to be legally armed America. Now itās the legally armed America.
01:32:07:18 ā 01:32:09:27
Hank Strange (Host)
OK, letās see if I can get it pulled up. Go ahead, though. I was.
01:32:11:21 ā 01:32:32:10
Paul Glasco
This guy. Gosh, I will find who he is again because Iāve got some text messages from him. Iāve actually reached out to him, but heās in a Florida area and he has a very cool job. His job is to go after iguanas and hogs and boa constrictors. These things seem to eradicate those.
01:32:32:16 ā 01:32:38:24
Hank Strange (Host)
OK, cool. Yeah, I think didnāt the guys from Brown Elves go do some stuff there?
01:32:39:12 ā 01:32:46:29
Paul Glasco
I think it was him because I in my old Instagram account, I followed brown owls and Iām pretty sure they might have been well, no, no, no.
01:32:47:12 ā 01:32:52:17
Hank Strange (Host)
Because Roy from Brown Owls was doing something with someone, OK? Yeah.
01:32:53:16 ā 01:32:58:14
Paul Glasco
Yeah, I forget. I forget what his name is. His handle or whatever, but Iāve got him.
01:32:58:21 ā 01:33:10:05
Hank Strange (Host)
On the phone that I didnāt even realize. The last time I saw you, I followed you, and I realize, like, yeah, Iām not following you because they deleted it. So if I were to follow you right there and then, of course, you posted something that youāre here on the show.
01:33:10:14 ā 01:33:12:10
Announcer
Yeah, I appreciate that.
01:33:12:26 ā 01:33:34:02
Hank Strange (Host)
You know? Oh, actually, amigo. And listen, you guys have to actually go comment on stuff so you got to, you know, go to this post, go follow Legally Armed America and then comment on their you know what I mean? Show some love. Help him build up that I hate it when when you know these social media platforms, man.
01:33:34:20 ā 01:33:37:21
Hank Strange (Host)
Maybe we could we could go down a rabbit hole on that one.
01:33:38:10 ā 01:33:53:26
Paul Glasco
Yeah. Iām a second Twitter or my second Instagram. I really hope my YouTube doesnāt get canned. I have some really strange stories about YouTube. I put out a video of the Buffalo rampage killing a couple of weeks ago.
01:33:54:03 ā 01:33:54:11
Announcer
Mm hmm.
01:33:55:27 ā 01:34:15:26
Paul Glasco
And the first video I put out on it, it was just an explanation of what happened. Well, they took the video down I showed the guyās video from the moment he drove up, and then he went to lower his fire, the first person, and then I cut it off. Well, I guess I kind of understand that that could have been sensitive content.
01:34:15:27 ā 01:34:39:10
Paul Glasco
They didnāt give me a strike, but they they deleted the video. So I thought, you know, no harm, no foul. They told me, hey, you know, you probably didnāt do it deliberately, so weāre not going to give you a strike the next day. I got my hands on the guyās manifesto now. I did a full video poking holes through the entire manifesto and talking about how this manifesto was essentially a checklist of the anti-gun people and the wackos on the left.
01:34:40:23 ā 01:34:59:23
Paul Glasco
They deleted that video. They gave me a strike. They put me in timeout for YouTube. I could not upload a video. I couldnāt go live. I couldnāt do anything for seven days to last Tuesday, rolled around and this is the first time in ten years now theyāve never done this to me. Iāve never gotten a strike. Mm hmm.
01:35:00:04 ā 01:35:10:28
Paul Glasco
Well, they put me they took me out of timeout, but I still all my videos were d monitors. I have 900 and something videos out there. They monitor. They turned it off for all of them. Wow.
01:35:11:22 ā 01:35:17:02
Hank Strange (Host)
So did they kick you out of the monetization program or they just democratized all your videos?
01:35:17:10 ā 01:35:36:13
Paul Glasco
They just democratize all of my videos. And their message to me was if I couldnāt resolve the issue, which I couldnāt resolve it, there was nothing for me to resolve. It wasnāt like a copyright thing where I could delete the video. They had already deleted video. So they said if it canāt be resolved, then youāre going to be the amount of time for three months.
01:35:36:23 ā 01:36:02:11
Paul Glasco
Well, Hank, I donāt make a lot of money on YouTube, but I make some money on YouTube. And I was like, Wow, you know, this is that cuts deep for me because thatās the biggest platform that Iām on at 290. I have 291,000 people that follow me there. So it was the weirdest thing about four days ago. Iām looking at my YouTube through one of the apps that I have, and I notice that the dollar signs are back now.
01:36:02:11 ā 01:36:25:08
Paul Glasco
Theyāre not monetized they were great. And I was like, Well, that was not even there for seven days. I wonder if they turn monitors zation back on. So I went to my desktop and I clicked in for bulk and I selected every single video I click monetization on and they were all yellow. So it was partially monetized and I thought to myself, OK, well theyāre turning it back on.
01:36:25:19 ā 01:36:36:10
Paul Glasco
Look, yesterday Iām going through all of my videos, the video that they gave me a strike for they put it back up and they monetize it fully.
01:36:36:26 ā 01:36:37:16
Announcer
So Iām like.
01:36:38:08 ā 01:36:38:26
Hank Strange (Host)
Itās crazy.
01:36:38:26 ā 01:36:46:13
Paul Glasco
Bipolar son of a bitch is I mean, do I still have my strike? I mean, I wonder if my strike is still there. Theyāve just put the video.
01:36:46:13 ā 01:37:03:26
Hank Strange (Host)
I donāt even think they know. I donāt even think they know what theyāre doing. And itās possible that whatever they did in the first place came just like a bot did that, you know what I mean? And not a person. And you just got thrown into a limbo and and then maybe you have to get a person to actually act on things.
01:37:04:04 ā 01:37:27:21
Hank Strange (Host)
I know that happened to me when that when my YouTube channel was deleted, the main one and that happened when I was like 60,000 subscribers were like 120 now and they turned it back on. But once they turned it back on and some other stuff happened with me and YouTube, they kept red flagging me. So like Iāve been handicapped or kneecapped or whatever you want to call it on YouTube for, for a long time.
01:37:27:28 ā 01:37:49:06
Hank Strange (Host)
But the only, the only way I got it turned back on is that at one time YouTube was actually talking to me on a semi-regular basis, and whoever was communicating with me, I reached out to them and they happened to be leaving but they saw that message and then they, they said, Hey, Iām going to put this through to a real person behind the scenes at YouTube.
01:37:49:13 ā 01:38:05:14
Hank Strange (Host)
And whoever that was got the channel put back on. And I know that thereās other people that got the channels deleted, never got it back on it, et cetera. I would say you really need to talk to a real person because a lot of times itās just about doing stuff. And you know that Bob really doesnāt give a crap, right?
01:38:05:14 ā 01:38:12:05
Hank Strange (Host)
You know, so itās the real itās the truth of what would happen, you know, when artificial intelligence takes over.
01:38:12:28 ā 01:38:35:18
Paul Glasco
You know? Well, actually, whenever I appealed that decision because honestly, I knew I didnāt break, you know, what their reason for the community standard that I broke. They said that I was promoting a violent criminal organization. So I think they were like calling me a white supremacist because that guy was a white supremacist and I was talking about his content, but I was complimenting the guy.
01:38:35:22 ā 01:38:46:05
Paul Glasco
I was very negative about what he had done. I was not supporting it. So I put in my appeal I said, look, you can go look at the video and see that I am saying all the things wrong with this guy.
01:38:46:25 ā 01:39:07:28
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. But someone else fired you. Is that this is one of the this is one of the problems that people could do. It sometimes is people on our side that do that stupidness man. But well, typically itās people on the other side. And so itās so people could have been looking at your video and reporting you for whatever reason just because they want to, you know, they want to take you out and the box just reacts, you know what I mean?
01:39:10:06 ā 01:39:23:17
Paul Glasco
Well, when I hit the button for to submit my appeal, I submitted the appeal and I immediately refreshed my screen. It said, your appeal is rejected. So. Exactly. But there was no person sitting right there waiting for me to appeal.
01:39:24:08 ā 01:39:44:24
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, I think thatās just a lot of craziness like that going on. I mean, you can see just from whatās happening with Elon Musk and Twitter this, thereās a lot of craziness happening behind the scenes of social media. And, you know, first of all, I think it sucks it sucks that itās happening to you. I know personally what it takes for people to build up these channels.
01:39:45:02 ā 01:40:05:13
Hank Strange (Host)
And I mean, youāre giving up a massive part of your life that you could not get back. And, you know, it really does suck. But weāre just weāre trapped in this man. These are these social media platforms. You know, theyāre corporate activists and all that kind of stuff. Thereās no one doing anything about it. Not the people on our side.
01:40:05:13 ā 01:40:36:11
Hank Strange (Host)
No oneās doing anything about it. You know, this is this is one of the things that the Nlra doesnāt care about. And the politicians out there that you would think would be on our side donāt care about it. And weāre just kind of left hanging out there in the wind. And it really sucks. It really you know, it really takes a lot out of a person to know that youāve built something to, you know, 300,000 followers, which is it easy in the sphere that we live in and that these guys could just, you know, pull the plug on that?
01:40:36:12 ā 01:40:53:01
Paul Glasco
Just honestly, as much that Iāve put into to my channel, if they were to delete my channel, I donāt think I would start another one. I know itās never going to get back. I want I can sit there and refresh my YouTube and see the subscribers dropping off of my YouTube and Iām not even putting videos out, so Iām No.
01:40:53:01 ā 01:40:56:07
Paul Glasco
One, nobodyās pissed off of my content. So I mean.
01:40:56:20 ā 01:40:57:12
Announcer
I mean.
01:40:58:02 ā 01:41:19:05
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, what I would say is DQg 44 is a saying, he says get on you, train is an alternative option. Thereās, thereās other alternative options I donāt like the guys that you train on. Sometimes they even hear on the chat, you know, itās not a big company. Theyāre based in Canada, but we can communicate with them. So I have confidence in them.
01:41:19:05 ā 01:41:20:02
Paul Glasco
But yeah.
01:41:20:19 ā 01:41:39:15
Hank Strange (Host)
Thatās not a guarantee, right? Weāve seen like Iāve dealt with for 3430 as a walking zombie Iāve dealt with gun streamer. Thatās a walking zombie right now. You know, thereās a whole bunch of other things that Iāve been involved in and a lot of time and energy that Iāve put behind social media just because I think itās really, really important and thatās never going to change.
01:41:39:15 ā 01:42:07:28
Hank Strange (Host)
If we have the Internet, itās going to be important to communicate with people. The only thing I could say is we have to explore alternatives because we canāt rely on any social media, especially not the the big corporations out there. So if youāre talking about YouTube, which is owned by Google Massive Corporation on the face of the planet, same thing with Facebook, even Twitter, it hasnāt changed hands to Elon Musk, even if it did still massive corporation, right?
01:42:07:28 ā 01:42:08:21
Announcer
So, yeah.
01:42:10:12 ā 01:42:32:09
Hank Strange (Host)
I would have put my faith in them in the best that we could do is have alternatives, you know, and I agree with DCG forwarders, but we donāt have a viable I donāt think the firearms industry as a whole, which is now heavily under attack I donāt even think they have the money to put into to what it takes to actually build a social media platform.
01:42:32:16 ā 01:42:54:04
Hank Strange (Host)
I also donāt believe like in truth, social, for example, Iām on there, but I donāt really believe in it. I think itās just an echo chamber really for what I call Hollywood conservatives like Donald Trump and all the other folks who, you know, all the people in the Trump family, I guess, who are supposed to be conservatives. Itās really just an echo chamber for those guys.
01:42:54:04 ā 01:42:56:04
Hank Strange (Host)
Itās not really for us or anyone else.
01:42:56:08 ā 01:42:56:16
Paul Glasco
Yeah, I.
01:42:56:16 ā 01:42:57:23
Announcer
Agree. Yeah.
01:42:58:05 ā 01:43:45:15
Hank Strange (Host)
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01:43:45:15 ā 01:43:45:24
Announcer
Com.
01:43:48:20 ā 01:44:00:01
Hank Strange (Host)
Come on. All right, here we go. Sorry about that. Yes, Iām going to repeat that. Iām going to repeat this comment from Dan Hates You. He says, I got an ark on Tybee and itās mostly Poles fault because he reviewed one.
01:44:00:08 ā 01:44:01:28
Announcer
So there you go. All right.
01:44:02:22 ā 01:44:04:14
Hank Strange (Host)
And Night Train says.
01:44:05:17 ā 01:44:11:00
Paul Glasco
Got you say, I like the pistol. Itās an awesome pistol.
01:44:11:13 ā 01:44:12:07
Announcer
Oh, OK. Yeah.
01:44:12:19 ā 01:44:20:29
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. Let me see. Hereās another one. Our Minute Axes I think heās saying let Paul know. Iāve been up to him for a long time, so there you go.
01:44:21:28 ā 01:44:22:12
Paul Glasco
Thank you.
01:44:23:12 ā 01:44:31:23
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. And then Night Train is same Biden says Second Amendment, not absolute. And call to reinstate an assault weapons ban.
01:44:34:05 ā 01:44:46:13
Paul Glasco
Iāll get to ask one question. If Lolo or any of your viewers heard him say this, that he talk about the deer in the Kevlar vest again because that is his favorite line and it drives me nuts when he says that stupid line.
01:44:47:05 ā 01:45:06:28
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, I can what I you know, like I said, I havenāt seen what he had to say. I donāt know if Iām even going to waste my time seeing what he has to say. Iām going to tell you, itās up to the other politicians theyāre in, you know, in DC to resist this guy. You know, and I know there are politicians who are going to be doing that.
01:45:07:04 ā 01:45:27:25
Hank Strange (Host)
Ultimately, I donāt think that Americans even if theyāre able to push through this kind of nonsense, I donāt think Americans are going to comply with that. Even in the state of Florida that I live in, that has done some terrible things you know, just talking to my friends and neighbors, weāre not going to comply with that. So you could do whatever you want to do.
01:45:28:01 ā 01:45:54:22
Hank Strange (Host)
I always liken this, Paul, to, you know, you know, thereās a lot of animal lovers out there, including myself. Would you declaw and defang your animal? Because I would never do it, you know, so I would never take the claws away from my dog. Right. I would never take his fangs away, OK? I want my dog or any creature that is that falls under my responsibility to be able to defend itself.
01:45:55:00 ā 01:46:10:25
Hank Strange (Host)
Well, Iām definitely not going to defend myself and declaw myself and leave myself in a world where I have to depend on the government and politicians and the police and all these things that even the Supreme Court says they donāt have a responsibility to do anything for me.
01:46:11:07 ā 01:46:11:16
Announcer
Yep.
01:46:12:05 ā 01:46:32:19
Paul Glasco
And Uvalde is really a classic example of how we should not put all of our eggs in one basket and just rely on the federal government or local governments at that to protect us. Because they didnāt I mean, they they barely are able to take credit from neutralizing that guy. They let it go on for way too long.
01:46:33:02 ā 01:46:33:12
Announcer
Mm hmm.
01:46:33:22 ā 01:46:40:09
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, absolutely. OK, OK. So Amen. And Access says no. He wants me to let you know he just bought the book.
01:46:41:08 ā 01:46:43:05
Paul Glasco
OK, thatās very nice. Thank you.
01:46:43:05 ā 01:46:50:01
Hank Strange (Host)
Yes. Thatās this book for anyone whoās joining here, looking at us how to make a Monster and why no one cares.
01:46:50:14 ā 01:46:55:13
Paul Glasco
And I sign every single copy, so absolutely. Itāll go out the door. My signature on it.
01:46:55:21 ā 01:46:57:07
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, man. Signed right there.
01:46:57:19 ā 01:46:58:21
Announcer
There you go. Boom.
01:46:59:09 ā 01:47:03:08
Hank Strange (Host)
But I got this, you know? I mean, I got this from Paul, so I have to admit that.
01:47:03:22 ā 01:47:04:04
Announcer
Thatās right.
01:47:04:22 ā 01:47:06:12
Hank Strange (Host)
Itās a TNT, basically.
01:47:06:25 ā 01:47:07:11
Announcer
Right?
01:47:08:10 ā 01:47:09:14
Paul Glasco
You donāt have to send it back.
01:47:09:18 ā 01:47:10:02
Announcer
Yes.
01:47:11:00 ā 01:47:34:27
Hank Strange (Host)
Thatās nice. I appreciate it. And I think, you know, Iāve been reading it and and I think for folks out there, you know, I like the way that you logically lay everything out. And I think that if you want to if you if you want to get a grasp on whatās happening here, I think itās a good book to do it but I think also the lessons that Paul is pulling from real life and being someone, you know, in business.
01:47:34:27 ā 01:47:50:03
Hank Strange (Host)
Right. And building a business is in here as well. So I think youāre going to find that this can help you in lots of ways. As you were saying, Paul, you met someone who, you know, gave this to their kids. I agree with that. I think a lot of the young folks out there are tackling these things as well.
01:47:50:03 ā 01:47:58:12
Hank Strange (Host)
You know, and theyāre theyāre in lots of ways confused by what the media and politicians are saying. And I think something like this will help them to put it in perspective.
01:47:59:00 ā 01:48:32:19
Paul Glasco
Well, I appreciate that. And I do purposely put some things in there. I mean, one of the things as far as solutions is be better parents be better, better neighbors. I mean, thereās a lot we could do to help a lot of these situations. And it if youāre more aware of your surroundings, you start to notice these things I saw something my wife told me this yesterday, that this guy and youāve already thereās a picture going around online and apparently itās him because Iāve heard the news media talking about not that that means itās true, but itās a clear bag with one or two dead cats in it.
01:48:33:00 ā 01:49:01:04
Paul Glasco
And one of the things I point out in my book is thatās like a real big sign. Like I have additional signs other than the three more common things that they all have as far as characteristics. And there are other things to look out for too. And in that chapter, I put that look, almost any one thatās violent towards art kills animals, takes, you know, gets any enjoyment or pride out of that they use wind up in jail or they kill themselves or get killed in a hail of gunfire.
01:49:01:18 ā 01:49:14:07
Paul Glasco
Those people usually donāt turn out OK. So those are really good signs that are we we better get better on all that. We start to see things like that. We just donāt let it go because we donāt wanna get involved. We should get.
01:49:14:07 ā 01:49:14:19
Announcer
Involved.
01:49:14:26 ā 01:49:35:18
Hank Strange (Host)
Mm hmm. Yes. Absolutely. And let me see, there was a comment here. 42 Churchill says, 77 minutes when the Border Patrol guy got there, who knows how much longer it would have taken the question to? I mean, did the Border Patrol cause you know, this a lot of this is still evolving. We may never know exactly what happened and all that kind of stuff.
01:49:35:18 ā 01:49:54:18
Hank Strange (Host)
Here. And I know that I did see the Border Patrol guy that was off duty or Border Patrol. I saw him, I think, talking to Laura Ingram on Fox. I saw that clip on YouTube. I donāt look at Fox. I donāt pay for cable. I donāt give a crap about Fox News or MSNBC, to be honest with you.
01:49:54:26 ā 01:50:11:27
Hank Strange (Host)
But I did look at that clip because the guy was on there talking and he said that he he was getting a haircut. He was there in the school earlier. Then he went to get a haircut, heard what was happening. He went and got a shot. He got a shotgun from the barber, went back in there and got his wife out.
01:50:12:06 ā 01:50:21:27
Hank Strange (Host)
Now, I didnāt hear him talking about actually taking out this this rampage killer. Right. Is that what happened? Do we know? We know that.
01:50:22:10 ā 01:50:56:26
Paul Glasco
At first there was some stuff going out, like, I mean, that described everything you just described. And they and at the end of it, they were like, this is the guy who shot him. That wasnāt him. It was a Border Patrol special tactical unit or something like that. Somebody from that unit is actually who shot him. I actually and Iām not trying to stuff, but a video put out yesterday or the day before I take the timeline from the moment he crashed the vehicle and I spell out everything that happened until he was neutralized and so, I mean, I talk about a lot of that and how long it took.
01:50:56:26 ā 01:51:09:13
Paul Glasco
And youāre right, 70 something minutes. It was an hour and 22 minutes from the time that the first shot was fired when he shot at the two guys at the funeral home across the street till they actually neutralized him. And thatās thatās unacceptable.
01:51:09:23 ā 01:51:27:05
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. Yeah. Listen, I think that is just the nature of how this goes. You know, you canāt blame any of us that are on the outside looking in for having misinformation here. Itās really the reason why when these things happen, I donāt want to immediately jump to any conclusions or start talking about it, to be honest with you.
01:51:27:10 ā 01:51:43:21
Hank Strange (Host)
Like, I get it if you you know. Well, I donāt know if in these times you could do it, but I know there was a time when folks like us could just jump on YouTube and make videos and things like that. I think everything that with that they do, that we do, they put mechanisms in place to counteract it.
01:51:43:26 ā 01:51:57:07
Hank Strange (Host)
But regardless of that, I would try to avoid that stuff. Right? Because, yeah, itās very difficult to know exactly what happened. Yeah. Even if you were there, itās difficult, right, to know exactly what happened. So we need to know that.
01:51:57:07 ā 01:52:15:02
Paul Glasco
Yeah. I mean, they keep talking about the door, you know. How many times did we hear at first that the door was propped open on the back of the school and thatās how we entered. Then you started hearing, well, the teacher propped the door open and apparently she propped open because it was one of those self locking doors.
01:52:15:12 ā 01:52:33:19
Paul Glasco
Apparently, she dropped it open and then she saw the wreck and the gunshots to the funeral home across the street. So she ran back to get her phone, and then she went back to close the door and lock it. And she saw the guy coming at the building. And then so she ran inside and forgot to close the door, lock it now.
01:52:33:19 ā 01:52:48:19
Paul Glasco
Yet it came out that she did attempt to close the door. And for some reason it didnāt lock, which doesnāt make sense to me. Because if the reason why she propped it open to keep it from self locking so she could go outside doesnāt make sense that if she tried to close it, it didnāt lock now.
01:52:48:26 ā 01:52:55:29
Hank Strange (Host)
Right. Unless there was something else I mean, she might have done one thing to impede that door lock, but someone else might have done a different thing.
01:52:55:29 ā 01:52:57:00
Paul Glasco
I mean, thatās true. Yeah.
01:52:57:05 ā 01:53:21:00
Hank Strange (Host)
This is just the reality, you know, listen, I think, you know, Iāve worked in security firm from what I was a young age. Iāve worked in building security in New York City, doing, doing lots of different things. And for four years, I worked at a hospital on the Upper East Side. This is very commonplace to happen, and I know it shouldnāt happen and it sucks.
01:53:21:07 ā 01:53:23:25
Hank Strange (Host)
A lot of people do things to different doors open.
01:53:24:09 ā 01:53:25:18
Announcer
Right, right, right.
01:53:25:21 ā 01:53:49:11
Hank Strange (Host)
Just because itās inconvenient. So having the doors locking being your only security in a school is just one of the most ridiculous things that Iāve ever heard. You need to have multiple things. You can have you can have one police officer there. Thatās not enough, right? You know, you need to do multiple things. Now, Iām not saying we should turn schools into prisons, but weāre living in the world.
01:53:49:11 ā 01:54:07:28
Hank Strange (Host)
This is the world. This is the way that it is. And we need to make efforts to counteract whatās happening and we need to have multiple layers. Itās just like like when it comes to firearm safety, right? We have all these different rules. Treat this gun, you know, as destructive. You know, this could be destructive. Be careful what direction you pointed it.
01:54:08:04 ā 01:54:25:01
Hank Strange (Host)
Keep your finger off the trigger. You know, thereās all these different layers of things. So if we make mistakes, you can make a mistake, a mess up here. And if somehow that gunās loaded, you know, if it goes off, it doesnāt you know, it doesnāt destroy something that you donāt want to destroy. Right.
01:54:25:11 ā 01:54:25:22
Announcer
Right.
01:54:26:02 ā 01:54:27:16
Hank Strange (Host)
So, well, you know.
01:54:27:29 ā 01:54:41:21
Paul Glasco
The the hardening of the schools and I talk about it a good bit in the book. Iām sure many of you guys have heard of Randi Weingarten as the president of the American Federation of Teachers. Sheās been getting a lot of play and got a lot of play through the whole mask mandate thing and all that.
01:54:41:21 ā 01:54:44:18
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, thatās a very awful. The teachers unions in America.
01:54:44:26 ā 01:55:13:15
Paul Glasco
Oh, yes. Oh, one of the most powerful. Yeah. She makes the quote that I put my book. The one thing we do know doesnāt work is when there is simply a reflex to harden schools and armed people. So there would be a catastrophe in a school in the event of a really terrible situation. And my book was really how does she know that hardening a school with metal detectors and arms, arming well-trained individuals with firearms will somehow result in a kind of excuse me, catastrophe in a poor school.
01:55:13:15 ā 01:55:46:07
Paul Glasco
So I go on to talk about some of the things in here that that do work, have worked in other schools, and these people constantly go in there and pick that apart. I Chris Murphy, I think is a congressman thatās right now talking about gun control. Now we got to do something. Chris Murphy put a bill out there in 20, 19 or 20, 20 to purposefully take any semblance of law enforcement guns or anything out of schools permanently.
01:55:46:11 ā 01:55:58:14
Paul Glasco
He tried to get pass legislation to fund removing police officers from schools because he felt like it was disproportionately slanted at black and brown people.
01:55:58:23 ā 01:55:59:02
Announcer
Mm hmm.
01:55:59:24 ā 01:56:23:04
Paul Glasco
Iām like, Well, wait a minute, he said, because his reason itās like the which came first, the chicken or the egg. His reason for saying that black people and brown people in inner cities are disproportionately getting arrested by the resource officer. So they need to go. And you start thinking to yourself, dude, itās where theyāre at that itās happening.
01:56:23:04 ā 01:56:41:01
Paul Glasco
Itās not because theyāre black or theyāre brown. That theyāre getting caught up in this. Theyāre literally in Baltimore. Theyāre literally in Detroit or whatever. If you go somewhere else and you put black and brown people on these schools that are not in these high crime areas, guess what? They donāt get arrested in those areas. Itās just like the whole prison thing.
01:56:41:01 ā 01:56:52:10
Paul Glasco
How many people are in prison? What theyāre in there because they did something wrong, not because of their color of their skin. So itās just weird that, I mean, which came first, the chicken or the egg, theyāre not there because of their skin color or because of what they did.
01:56:52:29 ā 01:57:22:09
Hank Strange (Host)
I think, you know, I would agree with what youāre saying. I think that a lot of things come down to the application, right? Yeah. So I graduated high school in 1988. I lived in Far Rockaway, New York, you know, during the crack eighties. My high school that I went to, Far Rockaway High School, doesnāt even exist anymore. It was one of the first high schools in New York to do several things one, it had a metal detector, OK, so there was a metal detector that everyone had to go through that metal detector to get into the school.
01:57:22:24 ā 01:57:41:15
Hank Strange (Host)
You had to also have like a ID card that was punched to, to be coded with you. So you had to put that card in and that told them whether or not youāre, you know, you could even go to the school because they would suspend people or whatever, you know, so youād have to put that in, go through the metal detectors to get into the school.
01:57:41:20 ā 01:58:00:09
Hank Strange (Host)
And another thing that they did was this was one of the first schools in New York City to actually have a daycare inside of the school for the girls who were pregnant and had babies. Now, we could take a look at this in a lot of different ways. Right. To me, as a student going to that school, I understand why that had to happen.
01:58:00:15 ā 01:58:17:16
Hank Strange (Host)
I was jumped one time leaving that school by like about 40 people because, you know, that day they were jumping Puerto Ricans and because I mixed, you know, I guess I looked like I was Puerto Rican at that time. Right. And so I mean, there was so many guys that jumped like they jumped me, threw me on this car.
01:58:17:16 ā 01:58:22:19
Hank Strange (Host)
They started piling on. It was so many of them that they didnāt realize. I just crawled out from underneath that thing.
01:58:22:20 ā 01:58:23:14
Announcer
Gosh.
01:58:24:07 ā 01:58:42:19
Hank Strange (Host)
Now, so if you go through if youāre a kid going to school and youāre going through that, itās itās terrible on one hand that, wow, Iāve got to go to this school that has to have metal detectors and you got to put this ID in there. And the girls are having so many girls having babies that they have to have a daycare it sucks.
01:58:42:27 ā 01:59:05:00
Hank Strange (Host)
But then also as a person, like, you know, being bullied and all that. I know you talk about this in the book, I go, hey, you know, someoneās doing something about this. So what I think is about is that, you know, the reality is in certain places this is happening and someone has to do something about it. And that was 1988 right now.
01:59:05:00 ā 01:59:34:27
Hank Strange (Host)
Could they have gotten better at what they were doing? Could they have improved it? Yes, but you were if youāre a kid and youāre worried about going to school, Iāll tell you something else. In New York City on Halloween, I didnāt even want to go to school on Halloween because someone died right. There was always fights, there was always gunfights, there was always something happening and it was weird and it shouldnāt be weird, but it was weird for me for my kids to grow up here in Florida that the school that they went to, they loved going to school on Halloween.
01:59:34:27 ā 01:59:35:11
Paul Glasco
Oh, wow.
01:59:35:21 ā 01:59:56:00
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. Do you understand what Iām saying? Yeah, because they werenāt afraid of that. So. So this is the juxtaposition that we have to deal with. And also, I would say this, I so I support those things happening. If in that environment, like youāre saying, it needs to happen where I would say something is wrong, for example, is when New York City just had a general stop and frisk law.
01:59:56:08 ā 02:00:15:16
Hank Strange (Host)
So in other words, if youāre out there walking, the cops could just go, you know what? We donāt like what you look like just walking down the street. Weāre going to weāre going to check you, you know, and see whether or not youāre armed. Thatās something I do have a problem with. I donāt have a problem with you know, youāre you know, you like somewhat someone just committed a crime here.
02:00:15:18 ā 02:00:23:00
Hank Strange (Host)
Youāre running or whatever it is, and they want to talk to you. But the idea that you could just be walking down the street and they can say, you know, we donāt like the way you look.
02:00:23:09 ā 02:00:23:25
Paul Glasco
Thatās right.
02:00:23:28 ā 02:00:27:28
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. This is the balance that we have to have. I think when we look at these things, do you think, well.
02:00:28:04 ā 02:00:47:09
Paul Glasco
Itās not a zero sum game? I mean, somebody has to use some common sense when they do things like this. One of the other things that I had read and I include in my book also is that there was a I think it was a professor or something like that, talked about how we donāt want to send our children to a school and make them feel like theyāre going to a prison and feel like theyāre prisoners.
02:00:47:22 ā 02:01:09:09
Paul Glasco
Thatās one of the stupidest things Iāve ever heard, especially if youāre in a high crime area. You go to school there. If Iām a child and I walk through that door and I see a guy with a gun, first of all, children are not scared for the most part of police officers. You go to parades and all that, and the kids are up and on over the cops looking at their gear and all their kit and everything that they have that doesnāt intimidate those children.
02:01:09:23 ā 02:01:17:12
Paul Glasco
So if theyāre in the school system, I feel like those kids look at that and they know to a certain degree that theyāre protected.
02:01:17:24 ā 02:01:20:03
Announcer
Itās security that itās secure. Yes. Yeah.
02:01:20:04 ā 02:01:32:01
Paul Glasco
They donāt look and go, oh, my God, I feel like Iām in jail. I wish that law enforcement officer would go away. No, they know why theyāre there. Kids are not that stupid. You know, even todayās children are not that freaking stupid, you know? So itās.
02:01:32:01 ā 02:01:32:26
Announcer
You know, thereās.
02:01:32:26 ā 02:01:40:25
Hank Strange (Host)
Adults that care about you. You know, thereās adults that care about you. But at the same time, kids like youāre saying theyāre not stupid and they know thereās people that do bad things.
02:01:41:10 ā 02:01:42:25
Paul Glasco
Right? Thatās right.
02:01:42:25 ā 02:01:59:04
Hank Strange (Host)
They know thereās other kids that still do bad things who wants to go to the school man, I remember coming to this country in the eighties and having to go to school. I remember we actually came in we were first in the Bronx. So imagine being a kid now. I was living in Nigeria which is fricking wild, right?
02:01:59:05 ā 02:02:03:07
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. Itās not as crazy as people think it was, but it was nuts.
02:02:06:21 ā 02:02:24:28
Hank Strange (Host)
Well, no, we lived in could do no, which is in the northern part of Nigeria, and itās the part of Nigeria thatās run by the Muslims because Nigeria has a lot of oil and the Muslims run the oil. So Boko Haram was in Nigeria when I was a little kid, OK? Or something similar to that. So it was nuts and it was cool at the same time.
02:02:24:28 ā 02:02:58:15
Hank Strange (Host)
But this is life. But I remember coming to the Bronx in America and being scared shitless because Iād seen movies. I was reading the newspaper headlines there were kids getting stabbed to death. That was 1983. You know, this has been going on for a long time. Kids want a sense of security yeah. You know, I tell people all the time, we got like a minute here, but I remember, oh man, his name slipped my mind, you know, the subway shooting this guy who defended himself against these kids in the subway, they were trying to rob him in New York City.
02:02:59:27 ā 02:03:06:01
Hank Strange (Host)
Bernard Getz. I remember that. And I remember as a black kid being on Bernard Get side. You know why? Because I been.
02:03:06:01 ā 02:03:07:10
Announcer
Robbed in the.
02:03:07:10 ā 02:03:13:09
Hank Strange (Host)
Subway of New York City. And I was like, yeah, I wish I could have a gun and defend myself against these idiots.
02:03:13:17 ā 02:03:14:02
Announcer
Right.
02:03:14:19 ā 02:03:24:17
Hank Strange (Host)
You know, I remember that. And you were like, Iām telling you, when I was younger, I was like every young person, very liberal minded, but I also still didnāt want to get my ass kicked and robbed and killed.
02:03:25:03 ā 02:03:25:11
Announcer
Yeah.
02:03:25:20 ā 02:03:35:02
Hank Strange (Host)
You know, so this is this is the balance is just like they make it seem like black people want to get rid of cops. No black people. Most black people do not want to get rid of cops, you know?
02:03:35:20 ā 02:03:35:29
Announcer
Yeah.
02:03:36:29 ā 02:03:59:21
Hank Strange (Host)
Weāre going to take a quick break here. And Iām going to come right back because someone made a comment about about the police that I want to get to so letās just take this break. Weāll be right back. Yeah, we wouldnāt be able to keep the Who move my Freedom podcast going without the support of manufacturers like Safety Harbor Firearms, CHF is a quintessential family owned, small business, totally representative of the American Dream.
02:03:59:21 ā 02:04:31:08
Hank Strange (Host)
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02:04:31:13 ā 02:04:59:17
Hank Strange (Host)
I did want to get a comment from crews man that pertains to the to this whole situation evolved a little we were talking a little bit about here. He says lots of pro-police YouTubers are defending the youāve called cops you know, I can tell you something Iām not anti cop. Iām actually Iām actually you could put me in the category of being pro cops you know, I just think that in lots of cases in America, we have too many cops.
02:04:59:27 ā 02:05:37:13
Hank Strange (Host)
Theyāre not well vetted. And the professionals among the cops out there are not properly compensated for the work that they do. So I wish we had less cops, better trained and better vetted, you know, which is the opposite of what we have in a lot of places. But I myself am not anti-cop. However, I think in a situation like what happened in Parkland, what happened in you, Vivaldi and other places where you see whoever it was, whether it was a sheriffās department or a police department, if you respond to a school and it says elementary school out there or high school or kindergarten, youāve got no reason to not go into that thing.
02:05:37:21 ā 02:05:46:22
Hank Strange (Host)
And yeah, I would have no love for those cops for whatever reason that they came up with that. They didnāt go in there. So I donāt know what you think about that, Paul.
02:05:47:03 ā 02:06:19:25
Paul Glasco
I feel the same way. In fact, Iām I do fancy myself as being a, you know, pro-law enforcement to a certain degree. I also make the distinction in many of my videos that every trade has its scumbags, its corruption, and its really good people. The law enforcement community is not immune to that. Just like, you know, I actually make the distinction that probably not everybody at the ATF is bad, but I get checked on that every single time I say that.
02:06:20:03 ā 02:06:22:11
Paul Glasco
So Iām just trying to be open minded.
02:06:22:16 ā 02:06:37:02
Hank Strange (Host)
Weāve weāve had weāve had an ATF agent on here. His name is Vince. Heās a former ATF agent. And yeah, every time I have him on, people get really mad that heās not heās not like the current ATF agent. And thereās a.
02:06:37:02 ā 02:06:38:12
Announcer
Difference. Yeah.
02:06:39:11 ā 02:06:56:18
Paul Glasco
Yeah. I was very critical of the already people. And the main reason why is because, like you, Iāve Iāve got a son, man. I mean, if my kidās in there and youāre not letting me go in there, what are you going to shoot me in the back? Because Iām going in and Iām not trying to be a hero.
02:06:57:01 ā 02:07:17:26
Paul Glasco
I mean, my life I donāt know if your viewers know, but I have a special needs son. Our life literally revolves around that child where Iām sitting at in my studio. I literally built this thing overlooking my entire backyard with the pool and everything so I can see everything from where I sit, so that I can watch over him when itās in the backyard.
02:07:18:25 ā 02:07:26:20
Paul Glasco
I canāt imagine being outside that school knowing that my son was in there, whether he had been shot or not, or whether I knew or not.
02:07:26:27 ā 02:07:43:10
Hank Strange (Host)
Whether youāre armed or not. Even even if itās armed, I would want to go in there, I donāt think, because Iām armed that Iām a bad ass and Iām going to do some frickin Jason Bourne type shit, but I would rather die and get in front of a bullet before it hits my kids if I can possibly do that.
02:07:43:18 ā 02:08:06:24
Paul Glasco
Exactly right. And I, I donāt think any of us are trying to act like bad asses whenever we say that. I think itās just like itās a parental thing. Itās, you know, that connection you have to your child. Itās not you being a superhero. I donāt want to get shot, but I could not live with myself if I stood outside and I son never came out of that building alive.
02:08:06:24 ā 02:08:31:19
Paul Glasco
I donāt. And Iām going to say this, and I donāt know if this gets anybody in trouble, somebody will take their own life from that situation. I honestly believe that I donāt see how and Iām not hoping they do, but I donāt see how they live with themself because I couldnāt I could not know that I let other peopleās children or one of mine perish in there knowing that they were the last one that got shot.
02:08:31:19 ā 02:08:37:02
Paul Glasco
And I got there 30 minutes before he was shot. I, I think people will take their own lives.
02:08:37:05 ā 02:08:54:02
Hank Strange (Host)
Just go in. I mean, I know. Look. Yeah, you know, itās easy to say, but thereās kids in there. I donāt know what else we need to know. If thereās a possibility that thereās one kid in there, you go in, itās better itās better for ten adults. 100 adults, you know. Well, to.
02:08:54:03 ā 02:09:22:15
Paul Glasco
To I mentioned that on my video not to cut you off, but that you point out something exactly what I talked about in that video that they literally had a little girl who called 9115 times the entire time this was going on. Luckily, she was never shot. She made it out. So for them to say that we felt like everybody in there was safe, thatās why we didnāt send anybody in this girl was literally calling you from that room.
02:09:23:16 ā 02:09:30:01
Paul Glasco
How? Only, you know, people still alive in that room in the same room the killer was in.
02:09:30:10 ā 02:09:32:07
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, hold. Hereās what I would say.
02:09:32:12 ā 02:09:33:19
Paul Glasco
The argument is B.S..
02:09:33:19 ā 02:09:56:17
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah, itās a people in this situation, you know, itās itās the worst thing in the world, but hold people accountable. Hold people accountable. Thatās what you need to do. You know, the people who who are in these towns where this happened and it happens everywhere. You know, it happens everywhere. My kids are still in school. Theyāre in college, and these things happen in colleges.
02:09:56:17 ā 02:10:18:04
Hank Strange (Host)
You know, my son goes to a college where this happened already in the very not so distant past. So you have to hold people accountable, right? Yeah. I get it. What the Supreme Court said about cops and theyāre not obligated to do anything. You have to hold people accountable. We saw that they were parents here who were like, I donāt care what youāre going to do.
02:10:18:04 ā 02:10:36:23
Hank Strange (Host)
We went in. We know they were parents who they restrained and did stuff to and kept them from going in. So hold people accountable. Thatās really whatās important. Donāt get caught up in the hype of all of this. You know, weāre not going to fix this problem unless we actually face it. Figure out what itās why itās happening.
02:10:36:23 ā 02:10:57:10
Hank Strange (Host)
Figure out the things that we can do. And we have to put multiple layers in front of this. But blaming an inanimate object for what a human being does, I think we all know it here that itās the most itās actually itās actually a sign of insanity to take an inanimate object and blame that for what human, sentient human beings do.
02:10:57:10 ā 02:10:59:12
Hank Strange (Host)
Even the broken and twisted ones.
02:10:59:20 ā 02:11:00:12
Paul Glasco
Right? Thatās right.
02:11:01:01 ā 02:11:19:11
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. So, listen, Iām going to Iām going to Iām going to wrap this up because I know you do have stuff to do. Armament and Access said that he what heās going to do is read the book and do a review and all that kind of stuff on his channel. He wanted to also me to let you know that I would say make sure you tag Paul on social media or something like that.
02:11:20:00 ā 02:11:21:12
Paul Glasco
Whatās his handle?
02:11:21:15 ā 02:11:22:17
Announcer
Heās heās.
02:11:22:17 ā 02:11:25:03
Hank Strange (Host)
Armament, armament and access.
02:11:26:21 ā 02:11:27:22
Announcer
A this.
02:11:28:01 ā 02:11:37:03
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. So armament and then the ampersand or the end side access apex. Yes. He does music and he does good stuff.
02:11:37:24 ā 02:11:39:08
Paul Glasco
I gotcha. So Iām going to go follow him.
02:11:39:18 ā 02:11:42:09
Hank Strange (Host)
Yeah. And heās been a supporter of us for a very long time here.
02:11:43:02 ā 02:11:43:10
Announcer
OK.
02:11:43:19 ā 02:12:00:23
Hank Strange (Host)
So I just wanted to say this one, weāre not going to have a show tomorrow. Weāll be back next week. You know, I really appreciate you, Paul, taking your time. And youāre one of the most genuine people that I know in this thing that we do. Thereās lots of good folks out there. Iām not trying to say anything subliminal to anyone.
02:12:00:29 ā 02:12:21:00
Hank Strange (Host)
Paul is genuinely one of the best folks that I know out here. Every time I interact with him, whether itās over something like this or in person, heās an awesome person. You guys know that. Lots of people know that in the gun community because they support him. If youāre not aware of who he is, I really would ask you guys to follow him, support him, encourage him.
02:12:21:00 ā 02:12:35:18
Hank Strange (Host)
Thereās a lot of things that lots of us are going through right now, and we need to know that weāve got you guys support. And for myself and Lola, thanks so much for coming on the show. For the folks out there, where do you want them to go? How do you want them to support you? How can they communicate with you?
02:12:36:18 ā 02:12:53:05
Paul Glasco
Well, obviously, Iāve been having a website for a long time and I trimmed it way down. Itās legally on America dot com kind of like funnels you to wherever youāre going to go. But any social media is I mean, YouTube is obviously where I have my larger following and any support for the book, believe me, Iām not getting rich by doing that.
02:12:53:06 ā 02:13:00:13
Paul Glasco
Itās more of a labor of love than anything else, and it feels good to get that message out there. So how to make a monster.com obviously is a good place.
02:13:00:22 ā 02:13:27:01
Hank Strange (Host)
Absolutely. And, you know, I hope I donāt have to say it again, but thereās nothing wrong with these guys. Godās like Paul legally armed America and other folks out there in our community. Thereās nothing wrong with them getting something back for what theyāre doing. I think that, you know, it takes a lot to do that. She takes you away from your family and your friends and all the other things you care about, including making money, not you know, which is very important to human beings in order to do this.
02:13:27:10 ā 02:13:37:15
Hank Strange (Host)
So I appreciate it. Lola says itās always a pleasure to hang out with Paul, and she says thank you for everything that you do. Go ahead. Did you want to say something?
02:13:37:25 ā 02:13:42:28
Paul Glasco
No. I was just going to say the same back to you and Lola. I mean, I always enjoy visiting with you guys off camera and all that.
02:13:43:07 ā 02:13:56:21
Hank Strange (Host)
Absolutely. Lolaās putting the link in here. Weāre going to put this up on YouTube and everywhere else. Iām going to run in the end. Paul, stay right there. I want to come back and I want you to get the last words here and leave the folks out there with some words of wisdom. Iām going to run the ending right now.
02:13:57:25 ā 02:13:58:03
Announcer
All right.
02:13:58:03 ā 02:14:19:10
Hank Strange (Host)
And with the hill, here we go. All right, guys, thanks so much for hanging out with us here on the show. Weāre going to rip the audio out of this and throw it up on iTunes and all the other places that you can get your audio podcasts from. And letās see, where am I? Here we go. So make sure you check those out.
02:14:19:10 ā 02:14:42:04
Hank Strange (Host)
Weāre part of the Firearms Radio Network as well. And I appreciate everyone taking the time to be here with us, especially, you know, get this book. Paul Glasgow How to Make a Monster and Why No One Cares. Lola, put the link up there. I think itās itās a good read. You can you can get it and share it with folks out there.
02:14:42:13 ā 02:14:45:17
Hank Strange (Host)
Paul, last words to you, man. Words of wisdom.
02:14:47:17 ā 02:15:18:14
Paul Glasco
The biggest point I want to make about this book, because I know a lot of people just they donāt want to hear just somebody spouting their opinions. I just want to stress that there are 250 something footnotes in this. So this is a research book. One of the biggest things that I wanted to take away from this book when I wrote it was I wanted it to be kind of a handbook that if you find yourself in a debate or an argument with an anti-gun person, youāve got some pretty good tools in here to basically debunk anything they come at you with because itās a research and I will tell you the one thing that
02:15:18:14 ā 02:15:36:20
Paul Glasco
has happened since August of last year when I put this book out, everyone that has said something negative about what Iāve said, and I refer them to a footnote they have never responded back to me after that because I proved to them that Iām using, in fact, some cases their own websites to give data and facts out there.
02:15:36:20 ā 02:15:38:23
Paul Glasco
That support everything that I write in this book.
02:15:39:06 ā 02:15:48:09
Hank Strange (Host)
Absolutely. Well done. Thank you, Paul. I appreciate it. Weāre out of here. Weāll see you guys. Stay right there. Paul, Iām going to I got to press a whole bunch of buttons to end this. So let me do OK here.
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