The Glenn Beck Program - 2⧸6⧸18 - 'Here Comes Inflation？'

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00:00:20.380 Love. Courage. Truth. Glenn Beck.

00:00:27.040 I want to address the people on the left here for a second.

00:00:29.420 Because I watch the news, and people on the right are saying this dossier is, you know, proof positive that everyone in the government is corrupt, and we should go after them and stop all this Russia nonsense.

00:00:50.060 Then I watch the news on the left, and the left is saying, you see, there's absolutely nothing here.

00:00:57.880 I don't even know why people are even looking into this.

00:01:01.360 I don't think we're, I don't think the press is actually representing the common American, both Democrat and Republican.

00:01:12.320 I think the average American wants this nonsense to end, yes.

00:01:16.820 But they really want to know, is our government corrupt?

00:01:19.440 Now, if you happen to be on the left, and you think this is nonsense, I just want to ask you a couple of questions.

00:01:26.860 And be honest with yourself.

00:01:29.800 How would you react if a possibly corrupted FBI director with biased agents were manipulating investigation with partisan moles in the Justice Department and an overall threat of hostile foreign intelligence services? 0.56

00:01:51.560 How would you react if the president were Obama, the one who was running for president was Obama, and George W. Bush, along with John McCain, were doing all of this?

00:02:08.880 Imagine for a second that a dossier describing domestic terrorist ties to Barack Obama were leaked to the press.

00:02:21.860 At first, most of the media outlets wouldn't want to touch it.

00:02:25.700 But a lesser-known Internet site pulls the trigger and opens the floodgates.

00:02:29.700 Let's say it's the Drudge Report.

00:02:31.280 And the Drudge Report, all of a sudden, shows domestic terrorist ties.

00:02:37.400 Leaks and damaging information begin to drop almost daily.

00:02:41.140 Then CNN publishes a photo with Obama and Louis Farrakhan.

00:02:47.000 And the New York Times reveals that Obama had ties to domestic terrorist Bill Ayers.

00:02:52.280 And Fox News plays sermons from Jeremiah Wright seemingly on repeat for a week straight.

00:02:58.180 And everything appears to back up and corroborate the dossier.

00:03:03.520 Now, that could have been done.

00:03:07.720 A rumor begins to circulate that the FBI is now surveilling the Obama campaign.

00:03:13.860 How the hell did they get authorization to do that, NBC reports.

00:03:19.920 The FBI director's wife received a campaign donation from John McCain.

00:03:24.700 Rachel Maddow claims that the FBI is partisan and compromised.

00:03:29.060 Later, we find out that two of the agents investigating Obama's ties to Bill Ayers and Farrakhan

00:03:34.040 hate Obama and are on record saying,

00:03:37.240 we cannot let this man become president.

00:03:40.440 They really want a McCain presidency.

00:03:44.540 The pieces are starting to fall into place.

00:03:47.200 But then the ultimate scandal drops.

00:03:49.400 We find out that the dossier was actually opposition research paid for and directed by the Republican Party

00:03:57.040 and the McCain campaign.

00:03:59.500 Not only that, but they took that dossier to the Bush administration.

00:04:05.100 And the Bush appointees in the Justice Department are getting hand-fed opposition research

00:04:10.520 from family members that work at the firm that's compiling the dossier.

00:04:15.580 And those compromised members of the DOJ and the FBI used that information to obtain a FISA warrant

00:04:22.400 to spy on members of the Obama campaign.

00:04:27.960 If you're on the left, how would you feel about that?

00:04:30.380 Would you be okay with that?

00:04:31.620 Because I don't think you would be.

00:04:34.960 All of this is currently happening.

00:04:37.520 But just imagine for a fraction, just a fraction of a second,

00:04:41.340 what would have happened to Obama in 2008?

00:04:45.860 The Democrats would have been forced out into the streets.

00:04:50.240 It would have been mass chaos.

00:04:54.100 And all of this could have happened.

00:04:58.080 Because there's enough evidence to look into Obama as there was to look into Trump.

00:05:03.660 But the media considered one of these guys beyond reproach.

00:05:08.080 The media considered one of these guys as friendly.

00:05:14.540 He's going to be fine.

00:05:16.060 And so they took pictures of Obama with Farrakhan.

00:05:20.560 And they hid it.

00:05:22.620 Literally hid it.

00:05:31.540 And the media wonders why.

00:05:33.800 Americans just don't trust the press anymore.

00:05:47.540 It's Tuesday, February 6th.

00:05:50.100 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:05:53.120 Welcome to the program.

00:05:54.220 I'm really glad you're here.

00:05:56.480 I want to talk to you a little bit about the stock market.

00:05:59.420 And first of all, hello, Stu.

00:06:02.800 Welcome back.

00:06:04.120 Thank you.

00:06:04.480 I'm back.

00:06:05.120 Yes.

00:06:05.480 Very rough voice.

00:06:06.600 Yeah, very rough voice.

00:06:07.740 It was almost like you may have been screaming for the last...

00:06:10.000 May have been four hours of continuous screaming just a couple days ago.

00:06:13.480 There was a great picture that you tweeted out of you and your son at the Super Bowl,

00:06:18.160 which...

00:06:19.420 Pat and I were surprised you took him.

00:06:21.840 I had to do it.

00:06:23.480 It made my night.

00:06:25.480 We were rooting for you.

00:06:26.840 We weren't even rooting for the Eagles.

00:06:28.380 We were rooting for you at home while we were watching the game.

00:06:33.280 And then you tweeted that picture of you and your son.

00:06:35.960 And it was the best.

00:06:38.740 I was thinking that it could be another 30 years until the Eagles are in the Super Bowl again.

00:06:44.040 I don't care.

00:06:44.960 I have to have him at that game.

00:06:46.600 There is.

00:06:47.160 And it was seriously one of the most amazing...

00:06:48.700 I can't even...

00:06:49.480 I cannot express how perfect that was.

00:06:53.200 I can't even express it.

00:06:54.240 It was like the greatest thing ever.

00:06:55.120 Hang on just a second.

00:06:55.840 Because of your son?

00:06:56.900 Oh, absolutely.

00:06:57.600 I mean, of course.

00:06:58.940 I mean, it had to be the greatest...

00:06:59.960 He will never...

00:07:01.020 Six and a half?

00:07:02.020 Yeah, six and a half.

00:07:02.800 He will never, ever forget it.

00:07:05.440 Yes.

00:07:06.760 He better not.

00:07:08.380 That weekend.

00:07:09.640 But yeah, I mean, obviously, like, literally lifelong dream for the Eagles to win the Super

00:07:13.980 Bowl.

00:07:14.200 So I'm not going to, you know, downplay that.

00:07:15.780 I mean, that is a really big deal to me.

00:07:17.260 But, you know, having him there, I can't even express it.

00:07:22.380 I can't even express it.

00:07:23.500 It's like literally the peak of all...

00:07:26.320 Oh, my God.

00:07:26.920 It was a mess.

00:07:28.880 Or the Eagles or because you and your son were...

00:07:31.540 I mean, really, it's, you know, it's him.

00:07:33.400 It's like, you know, you can't...

00:07:35.600 You look at that thing and you...

00:07:36.700 I put the scenario through my head so many times of taking him to his first game and,

00:07:42.720 you know, going through that...

00:07:43.740 This is his first game.

00:07:44.600 This is his first ever football game.

00:07:46.640 And for anyone who is an Eagles fan, my son, one for one in games he's attended that were

00:07:51.760 Super Bowl championships.

00:07:53.240 That's a stat nobody else has, I think.

00:07:55.820 So, but, you know, just watching him and he was so excited about it.

00:08:01.180 And it was just like the great...

00:08:02.280 I mean, like one point with the first touchdown that scored when Jeffrey scored the touchdown

00:08:05.480 and the end zone was right in front of where we were sitting.

00:08:07.960 And I was just, you know, I'm maniacal.

00:08:10.280 Like, I've lost all control.

00:08:12.040 And I just picked him up and I gave him the biggest hug in the world.

00:08:14.200 And he was squeezing so tight.

00:08:15.900 I'll never forget how tight he was squeezing in that hug.

00:08:19.120 It was...

00:08:19.360 I mean, I can't...

00:08:21.080 It was just the greatest thing of all time.

00:08:22.880 I can't...

00:08:23.300 There's...

00:08:23.640 I feel like it's all downhill from here.

00:08:25.540 I mean, the doubt dropped to 1,100 points.

00:08:27.940 I didn't even care.

00:08:29.220 I mean, the whole country could fall apart at this point.

00:08:31.860 I got what I needed.

00:08:32.660 There's nothing better.

00:08:33.300 There is nothing better.

00:08:35.220 Oh, my God.

00:08:35.340 So great.

00:08:36.060 So great.

00:08:36.380 My son is, you know, he's 13 now.

00:08:40.160 And he's still, you know, he's still...

00:08:43.880 I come home and he's like, Father!

00:08:46.820 And he runs up and he gives me a big hug.

00:08:49.620 And I mean, I just love it.

00:08:51.520 There's nothing better than children.

00:08:53.940 There's nothing that means more.

00:08:56.180 There's nothing that...

00:08:57.640 There's nothing that changes your life more.

00:09:01.060 It just gives your whole life meaning.

00:09:03.360 It really does.

00:09:04.160 And, you know, you never think, you know, when you're younger that that would possibly...

00:09:08.760 All the talk about that, could it possibly make a difference?

00:09:11.640 You know what I mean?

00:09:12.000 And it only gets better.

00:09:13.380 It's incredible.

00:09:14.220 It only gets better.

00:09:15.460 Every age they're in, I think, oh, this is the best.

00:09:19.740 The best, yeah.

00:09:20.120 And then they grow and you're like, this is the best.

00:09:22.580 And then they hit the teen years and you're like, I want to kill them.

00:09:27.600 That's another story for another show.

00:09:30.260 Yeah, let's leave it at a happy place there.

00:09:32.720 All right.

00:09:42.600 So let's talk about the stock market because yesterday it plummeted.

00:09:50.100 And why?

00:09:51.860 There's a lot of different people that are saying why.

00:09:55.680 Some people are saying that this is it.

00:09:57.620 This is it.

00:09:58.720 I don't think it is.

00:10:00.380 I mean, I got accused last night on Facebook for saying, look, I was doing my homework and, you know, one of my economic advisors sent me this information.

00:10:09.680 I'll pass it on to you.

00:10:10.620 And I said in the post, I don't think this is it.

00:10:14.020 I don't think this is the big crash.

00:10:17.220 And my gosh, the people went crazy, crazy on Facebook.

00:10:24.320 How dare you say you've been calling for a crash forever.

00:10:26.600 I'm not calling for a crash.

00:10:27.620 I'm not saying this is it.

00:10:29.980 People don't want to hear it right now.

00:10:33.860 And I'll explain why.

00:10:35.340 I read a great article.

00:10:36.720 I think I sent it to you, Stu.

00:10:38.060 I read a great article this morning about why that is.

00:10:42.740 And it really makes sense.

00:10:45.040 And I want to go over it because it explains what's happening to us right now.

00:10:49.600 And we don't, we just do not want to hear about a crash.

00:10:54.620 And it's funny because those on the left, they, they're kind of like, yeah, this is it.

00:10:59.240 I see the Trump thing is all.

00:11:01.160 They want it now.

00:11:02.520 Where before they wouldn't listen to it.

00:11:05.120 They were warning, don't talk down the economy.

00:11:07.000 Don't talk down the economy.

00:11:08.220 Yeah.

00:11:08.600 Don't be a fear monger.

00:11:10.240 Now I getting fear monger stuff from the right.

00:11:13.800 Okay.

00:11:14.400 So no fear mongering here because I don't think this is it.

00:11:17.400 Let me explain what I think is, is happening.

00:11:20.960 I did in my predictions for this year, I did say that a melt-up was happening.

00:11:27.840 A melt-up was coming.

00:11:29.280 And what a melt-up is, is a stock market that races.

00:11:33.660 And I mean, does what it was doing, but I need to see that thing over 30, between 30 and 40.

00:11:39.900 When that, when the stock market starts to race up to the top, then I think we are in for a melt-up as opposed to a melt-down, which this would kind of be, where the stocks just start to plummet and melt down and lose, you know, half their value.

00:11:59.720 So, I don't think we're there.

00:12:02.840 I think this is a natural correction.

00:12:06.800 I think it's a needed correction, but I think there's some other things that are happening.

00:12:10.680 So let me give you the three or four things that I think are happening.

00:12:14.520 First of all, the idea that the economy is doing really well is scary to some, okay?

00:12:30.240 The economy is starting to move.

00:12:34.080 We've pumped enough cash into the system.

00:12:36.660 Now you have the tax cuts, and so the tax cuts are helping companies invest.

00:12:44.400 They're going to spend.

00:12:45.620 They're going to employ more people, which will drive salaries up because there will be more jobs.

00:12:54.240 And so the companies know, I'm going to have to pay more for the workers.

00:12:58.640 I'm going to have to make more products, but I'm going to probably have to cut the price of the products because there's going to be more competition.

00:13:06.660 And so my profit margin is going down.

00:13:09.340 Well, we've just come off of Wall Street and these corporations having gigantic profit margins because they were making the same crap, and they were selling it, and they were making it with fewer people.

00:13:20.820 And so they were just keeping all of that money, and most of that money was kept offshore.

00:13:26.140 So now that money is coming back.

00:13:28.660 Now they're paying people more.

00:13:30.440 People are going to spend more.

00:13:31.820 They're going to have to make more products. 0.95

00:13:33.000 They're going to have to expand.

00:13:34.040 And so the profit margin goes down.

00:13:36.780 So that is completely understandable.

00:13:39.460 That is normal and a good thing.

00:13:42.780 If they were hiring and Wall Street didn't go down and ignored that their profit margin was going to shrink, that would be a problem.

00:13:53.320 This is a natural correction.

00:13:55.880 That's the first thing that is going on.

00:13:58.180 The next thing that is going on involves the Fed and inflation.

00:14:03.540 Because money is going to start moving, remember, it is the amount of money plus velocity of that money, how many times that dollar is being circulated and how many people are spending that same dollar.

00:14:16.260 The velocity of money, which has been worse in the last 10 years than in the Great Depression, it's supply of money plus velocity equals inflation.

00:14:30.000 So we have plenty of money for the average person now that's going to start flowing around.

00:14:35.540 People are going to start feeling like I can spend money.

00:14:37.580 That will increase the velocity.

00:14:40.140 That's too much money chasing too few goods.

00:14:43.200 Inflation will go up.

00:14:45.300 Inflation is bad for this reason.

00:14:49.300 Inflation means the Fed has to come in and reduce the interest rates.

00:14:55.760 I mean, sorry, expand the interest rates to raise them up because that's the way the Fed sucks excess money out of the market. 0.99

00:15:05.460 Okay?

00:15:06.000 So they'll raise the interest rates.

00:15:08.920 Well, raising the interest rates in a good economy, one that is starting to just start to move, can be really damaging.

00:15:17.040 Because when you raise the interest rates, that means small businesses, people who want to buy houses, they're like, oh my gosh, it's a lot more expensive now because the interest rate is up five points or two points.

00:15:28.820 God forbid, eight points, ten points.

00:15:31.140 If you raise interest rates, which we're going to have to at some point raise interest rates the way we did in the 1970s or 1980s with the early Ronald Reagan, that's at 19%.

00:15:44.140 No business is going to be able to get a loan and run their business with 19%.

00:15:58.320 Who's going to buy a house at 19%?

00:16:00.360 I mean, that is cataclysmic to an economy.

00:16:03.780 I mean, that was what was, you know, the only time we've really seen that is right at the beginning of Reagan post-Carter as they exploded right before that election and then really exploded before the Reagan policies took hold.

00:16:17.300 And then he turned the whole thing around and that's when you had that great expansion.

00:16:20.200 Now remember that, here's another part of this.

00:16:24.980 So you have the rising interest rates, which will tighten the economy.

00:16:29.840 It will tighten the money that is flowing for people who need to take a loan out, okay?

00:16:34.420 Not the average person who's spending it at the store, but the companies and the people who want to buy houses, it will tighten that money.

00:16:40.280 There's also a concern from some that the Fed really doesn't like Donald Trump and his policies.

00:16:49.940 And there is history to show that this has happened before.

00:16:53.960 And I want to give that to you and the rest of the reasons why the stock market had a bad day and it's probably going to have another bad day today.

00:17:01.640 We'll do that in just a second.

00:17:03.440 Okay, so what you're seeing in the market is interest rates going to go up another rate hike possibly in March and then another one in June.

00:17:19.860 And they're talking about a third one in December.

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00:18:36.080 Glenn Beck.

00:18:38.400 Mercury.

00:18:38.980 There are three or four things that I want you to be aware of on why this, why the stock market fell yesterday and it's probably going to fall today.

00:18:58.580 I don't think this is the big crash.

00:19:00.960 But I want to go over all of the ins and outs.

00:19:05.660 The first one, wages, business expansion, those things are going up, which means the company's profit margins are going down.

00:19:15.840 That is a sign for investors to go, okay, they're not going to make as much money, so I'm not going to invest so much in them because their profit margins are going down.

00:19:26.400 That's normal.

00:19:27.300 The next thing, the rising interest rates, we are looking at four Fed hikes this year, plus the velocity of money, the amount of money that is going to be spent because you're getting a raise, you have a tax cut, the companies are repatriating about $2 trillion that they had offshore and bringing it back in.

00:19:49.700 The Fed is going to want to raise the interest rates because they'll have to because that much money, especially in the hands of the average working person where they're spending it, it's going to be too much cash chasing too few goods, inflation.

00:20:07.580 The Fed will raise the interest rates and that's spooking the market.

00:20:11.200 And I'll explain that, I'll explain the 1980s, and the only one that concerns me is reason number three.

00:20:20.340 Wages no one, interest rates two.

00:20:23.520 The real concern is number three, and nobody's talking about it.

00:20:28.640 We'll do that next.

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00:21:44.240 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:21:46.620 That was down currently about 300 points today.

00:21:50.000 At one point, it was down 1,500 points yesterday.

00:21:54.820 Largest numerical drop ever.

00:21:57.720 But it was, you know, when you put it into context, it was about a 5% drop.

00:22:03.260 Yeah.

00:22:03.340 Not even within the top 20 or 25 days of stock market.

00:22:06.560 It was a correction.

00:22:07.460 Yeah.

00:22:07.780 Not even a typical.

00:22:09.060 You can't look at the number at this point because we're used to a Dow around 10,000.

00:22:13.880 At least I was, you know, and not this.

00:22:19.060 So you can no longer look at the number unless you realize, wait, but it's 25,000, the Dow.

00:22:24.340 And so losing 1,500 points in 2008 would have been a lot different than yesterday.

00:22:32.080 Yeah.

00:22:32.260 Certainly notable, but it needs to be put in perspective.

00:22:35.180 Yeah.

00:22:35.400 Okay.

00:22:35.720 So the first reason, we told you, good reason.

00:22:39.100 Wages, business expansion means smaller profits for the companies.

00:22:42.760 That's why the stock market is going down.

00:22:45.100 Second reason, rising interest rates, concerning, concerning because I believe inflation, real inflation is coming and that's going to hit you hard.

00:22:56.300 Money in the workers' hands means you're going to spend it and that's good for the economy, bad for inflation.

00:23:03.900 Also, on the inflation front, if stocks are volatile, and I don't want to get all technical, but the VIX is about volatility in the market.

00:23:16.040 And it is, I think it was yesterday or this morning, it is at one of the highest peaks ever, meaning people are saying, this is unstable.

00:23:23.220 This is really unstable.

00:23:24.060 I have no idea where it's going to go.

00:23:25.400 So when you have big money, big money wants something pretty stable.

00:23:31.720 They don't want to, they would rather take a 6% investment that is really solid.

00:23:39.540 I'm going to get 6% than an 8% in the stock market if they think that they could end up with three.

00:23:46.540 So what will happen is as things become unstable, people move their money over to bonds, which are stable.

00:23:53.160 Bonds have gone from 4% to now 6% in profit, and we're pretty much guaranteed we're going to get 6%.

00:24:01.500 Great, okay, I'll take that.

00:24:03.480 As opposed to, geez, I don't know, I might lose 10% here in this.

00:24:09.960 The other thing about the Fed and interest rates is, you're probably too young to remember this, Stu, but when Ronald Reagan got in, he had a real problem with the Fed.

00:24:19.480 And he was talking about, you know, auditing the Fed and breaking up the Fed, and lo and behold, the Fed said, oh, 19% interest rates, okay?

00:24:30.340 As soon as Ronald Reagan, now, there are people on both sides that say that was coincidence.

00:24:35.880 Some people say that was absolutely intended.

00:24:38.600 I don't know what the truth is, but the Fed has the power to make a presidency or break a presidency.

00:24:46.200 And when Ronald Reagan stopped talking about the Fed, the interest rates came down.

00:24:52.020 So theory being that they disliked Reagan so much that they actually jacked them up higher than they needed to be?

00:24:57.360 Yeah, they disliked what Ronald Reagan was saying about the Fed.

00:25:02.620 And so they taught him a lesson.

00:25:04.860 Really?

00:25:05.880 Okay, we'll show you what pain is.

00:25:09.160 Okay, that's the theory.

00:25:10.280 There's a theory now that the Fed does not like Donald Trump.

00:25:15.560 And so they are going to jack those interest rates.

00:25:18.340 I personally think that this is normal.

00:25:21.120 I've been saying this for eight years.

00:25:22.960 You have to jack the interest rates.

00:25:24.400 You have to jack the interest rates.

00:25:25.540 You've got too much money out in the system.

00:25:27.880 This is going to be hyperinflation at some point.

00:25:29.940 This is really bad.

00:25:30.920 Nobody's ever recovered from this.

00:25:32.280 I was saying that during the Obama administration until about the last five years where I said, you watch, a Republican will come in.

00:25:40.860 And that's when they're going to start jacking the interest rates.

00:25:43.060 And that's exactly what's happened.

00:25:44.940 So we had a pass for the last eight years.

00:25:49.340 And you're not getting a pass this time.

00:25:52.420 Interest rates are a big problem coming.

00:25:55.140 The third one is what really bothers me.

00:26:00.600 Because it's longer term and it's institutional.

00:26:04.460 These are the three, would you call us the three threats right now?

00:26:07.560 The three reasons why they, I'd say these are the three reasons why we're having problems with the stock market right now.

00:26:12.660 Okay.

00:26:12.900 I do not think that this is the big one.

00:26:16.080 And you know me.

00:26:17.100 I am.

00:26:17.880 The sky is falling.

00:26:19.220 I just don't feel that.

00:26:20.640 Now I could be wrong.

00:26:21.680 I'm always wrong on timing.

00:26:23.520 But I just don't feel that this is something that we need to be concerned about.

00:26:29.420 We need to watch because of the third one.

00:26:33.140 First one, wages.

00:26:34.380 Second one, rising interest rates.

00:26:35.960 Those are normal.

00:26:36.760 The third one is scarce capital.

00:26:40.160 Now what does that mean?

00:26:42.840 Glenn, you just said that there's too much money.

00:26:46.320 There's scarce capital for one reason that we've never seen before.

00:26:50.340 And we have, we have always known it, but for the last 20 years or about the last 20 years, we have ignored it.

00:27:00.640 And that is our government spending.

00:27:06.480 The government is going, is, is looking to sell $1 trillion of bonds.

00:27:15.280 Okay.

00:27:16.080 They're looking, they're borrowing a trillion dollars of money this, this year.

00:27:22.340 It's the largest ever.

00:27:23.740 It's like a 84% increase.

00:27:29.180 Can I ask you who's going to buy a trillion dollars of our bonds?

00:27:33.840 Who's buying that?

00:27:35.480 Remember China sent out a warning.

00:27:38.840 We're not buying your bonds anymore.

00:27:40.400 And then they quickly said, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:27:42.380 We're fine.

00:27:42.960 We're fine.

00:27:43.420 But they've dramatically slowed the amount of bonds that they're buying.

00:27:49.080 So who's buying them?

00:27:50.380 Japan?

00:27:51.860 Look at the condition Japan is in.

00:27:55.700 So we're borrowing a trillion dollars.

00:27:59.240 Well, what does that mean?

00:28:00.400 That means there's a trillion dollars that could be used by businesses that is going to be used by the federal government.

00:28:08.220 That means they're sopping up a trillion dollars worth of funding, which will hurt businesses.

00:28:16.680 The United States government is now in competition for a trillion dollars.

00:28:21.940 Would you rather have the United States government have that trillion dollars so they could spend it,

00:28:28.220 or businesses borrow that trillion dollars, which you're not on the hook for,

00:28:34.120 and let them expand and hire new workers and create new stuff?

00:28:39.580 I'd rather have the business have that trillion dollars than the government. 0.92

00:28:43.960 I'd rather not be on the hook for another trillion dollars.

00:28:46.520 Not me.

00:28:47.420 I'd rather not have our children and grandchildren on the hook for another trillion dollars.

00:28:52.060 This year alone, our federal debt is now at 22 trillion dollars.

00:28:59.540 It will be at least 23 trillion dollars by the end of this year.

00:29:07.920 If we don't get our federal spending in order, we do not make this corner.

00:29:14.880 You cannot reduce taxes and increase spending.

00:29:22.840 You cannot do it, especially after you have printed 4.6 trillion dollars,

00:29:30.780 something the world has never, ever, ever seen.

00:29:44.880 All right.

00:29:51.400 I know that last one was a little doom and gloom, but it's true.

00:29:56.700 It's something we've had a problem with for a very long time.

00:29:59.940 But the idea here is that essentially the government's competing, right?

00:30:07.600 I mean, it's going to...

00:30:10.120 It's sopping up a trillion dollars.

00:30:11.800 Look, there's only so much money out there.

00:30:14.540 You know, in American dollars, there's 4.6 trillion dollars.

00:30:20.560 That's what we have.

00:30:22.060 You want another trillion dollars.

00:30:26.380 You're taking a quarter of that out unless you print more.

00:30:31.020 Taking a quarter of that out.

00:30:32.660 Now, you can buy the...

00:30:35.740 You know, you can take the yen and you can say,

00:30:37.600 I'm going to buy that.

00:30:39.080 But then they're taking a trillion dollars that they could have invested

00:30:44.860 and they're investing in what?

00:30:47.740 More bureaucratic nightmares?

00:30:50.760 It's not creating anything.

00:30:52.680 There's a...

00:30:53.340 I don't know if this is exactly the same thing,

00:30:55.280 but you're reminding me of this scenario,

00:30:56.980 which is like, for example,

00:30:59.180 you decide you're going to open a gym in a community.

00:31:03.140 And this seems like a realistic analogy, as I'm saying.

00:31:05.860 I think so, yeah.

00:31:06.840 Glenn can open up a gym at any time, right?

00:31:09.280 Right.

00:31:09.580 But my gym, kind of like bar is a gym.

00:31:12.820 Yes.

00:31:13.540 My gym is actually a bar.

00:31:18.740 Okay, so you open up bar the gym.

00:31:20.560 Yes.

00:31:21.120 Or gym the bar.

00:31:21.900 Yeah, gym the bar.

00:31:22.640 Gym the bar.

00:31:23.500 But say you open a gym and you put lots of nice features in it

00:31:26.880 and you do, you know, it's got a pool

00:31:30.020 and it's got, you know, a kid watching area

00:31:32.460 and it has all the cool upgrades, a little juice bar,

00:31:35.760 all the things you want to put in there.

00:31:37.160 And, you know, you got to charge a hefty price for that

00:31:39.580 and you go through all of this

00:31:40.620 and you invest all of your money in it

00:31:41.760 and you build the building

00:31:42.420 and you do all these things and you sign up people.

00:31:44.480 And then a year after you open it,

00:31:46.680 the local government decides

00:31:47.960 they're going to open a brand new rec center.

00:31:50.440 And their rec center, of course,

00:31:51.960 because they're just taking everybody's money,

00:31:54.240 they dump a fortune into it

00:31:56.300 so it's more upgrades and better and cheaper

00:31:59.100 because they've just stolen all the money.

00:32:01.620 Not exactly because...

00:32:03.880 Because we don't understand that

00:32:04.320 they're competing essentially with these businesses

00:32:06.720 for the same resources.

00:32:07.700 But they're competing for the money.

00:32:08.280 So it's more like this.

00:32:10.300 I open up my gym, which is actually a bar,

00:32:13.600 so I can say I was at the gym all afternoon.

00:32:17.260 So I open up my gym

00:32:19.760 and I have all this great stuff.

00:32:21.960 And money's starting to flow.

00:32:24.740 I've got customers because they've got jobs

00:32:27.200 or maybe in this case,

00:32:29.060 it would be better if they didn't have jobs.

00:32:30.520 But I have lots of customers.

00:32:32.280 Things are going on.

00:32:33.780 And I'm ready to expand.

00:32:36.720 I'm ready to create more jobs.

00:32:38.240 I'm ready to take my gym,

00:32:40.860 which is actually a bar,

00:32:42.240 and franchise it

00:32:43.680 and put it in a whole bunch of other places,

00:32:45.480 which will create all kinds of other jobs. 0.92

00:32:47.180 And now comes the federal government

00:32:50.280 because there's only, let's say, one bank

00:32:52.160 because we have to talk about global scale here.

00:32:55.200 There's one bank.

00:32:56.740 Only one bank can really give me that kind of money.

00:33:00.540 All right?

00:33:01.340 I need to be able to expand

00:33:03.860 and I need that money.

00:33:05.340 The federal government comes in and says,

00:33:07.420 yeah, you know what?

00:33:08.380 I'm the federal government

00:33:09.220 and you want to invest in me.

00:33:11.920 If the bank,

00:33:13.440 the bank only has so much money.

00:33:15.700 There's only so much money out there.

00:33:17.180 And if the bank gives a trillion dollars to them,

00:33:20.900 they're not going to have the money to give to me.

00:33:23.320 And so I'm having to compete,

00:33:25.320 which will drive the interest rates up.

00:33:27.220 Who's going to pay more?

00:33:28.100 You pay more than the federal government?

00:33:29.860 Who's going to pay more?

00:33:31.600 Right.

00:33:31.860 So the federal government can pay whatever they want.

00:33:33.540 Yeah.

00:33:34.060 So the federal government will take that money

00:33:36.580 and they take that out of the system.

00:33:38.140 Then I'm in with the actual gym

00:33:40.120 and my gym, which is called a bar.

00:33:42.200 We both need to expand,

00:33:43.780 but the bank has fewer dollars left.

00:33:46.860 The bank doesn't have the same amount of money.

00:33:49.020 So this capital is scarce

00:33:50.860 because the government took it out.

00:33:52.860 And now I'm looking to expand.

00:33:55.220 He's looking to expand.

00:33:56.420 Jeez, we both could have done it.

00:33:58.600 But now who's going to get it

00:34:00.900 because the money is scarce

00:34:02.240 and how much are we going to pay for an interest rate?

00:34:04.640 Of course, it's a battle you can't win

00:34:06.100 because the prices are always going up.

00:34:08.100 They're always going to pay more than you can.

00:34:10.800 Well, the Fed will just,

00:34:12.620 I mean, the government will just take that money out of the system. 0.98

00:34:16.840 Yeah.

00:34:17.180 It'll just take it out.

00:34:18.060 I will say this.

00:34:18.960 The main thing I'm getting out of this conversation

00:34:20.500 is legitimately,

00:34:22.800 we'll go into business together.

00:34:24.860 Yeah.

00:34:25.200 We launch a bar called the gym

00:34:29.060 and we make it look like a gym from the outside.

00:34:31.260 I'm telling you.

00:34:32.220 And then you go in in shorts

00:34:33.740 and then you go in the back

00:34:34.700 and it's just a bar.

00:34:35.480 But the front has like weights

00:34:37.020 and like we hire people

00:34:38.280 to go out and like lift weights all day.

00:34:40.120 So it looks like if your wife drives by,

00:34:42.240 it looks like a gym

00:34:42.980 and you're inside.

00:34:44.700 Honey,

00:34:45.400 I was at the gym all night.

00:34:49.380 That's great.

00:34:52.860 Might not exactly work

00:34:54.260 with some of your personally held beliefs.

00:34:56.800 No.

00:34:57.660 But I mean, what?

00:34:58.560 You're not,

00:34:58.900 what are you against working out?

00:34:59.800 I don't have to,

00:35:00.340 I don't have to drink alcohol.

00:35:02.080 Right.

00:35:02.260 I am against working out.

00:35:05.400 So I'm just going to go,

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00:35:07.700 I didn't have a drop at the gym.

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00:36:41.200 Glenn Beck Mercury.

00:36:48.440 Glenn Beck.

00:36:50.340 I want to explain one thing,

00:36:51.360 and this is why the third point

00:36:52.700 on my list of the reasons

00:36:54.100 why the stock market

00:36:55.440 took a nosedive yesterday

00:36:56.740 and probably have a bad day

00:36:57.740 again today.

00:36:59.300 The reason why the third one

00:37:01.820 is the most disturbing

00:37:02.580 is because it has

00:37:03.860 universal consequences

00:37:05.160 for all of us.

00:37:06.580 We're borrowing a trillion dollars.

00:37:08.280 Now, I want to break this down

00:37:09.980 into your life.

00:37:11.200 Let's say there's some friend

00:37:12.300 of yours that has always

00:37:13.720 been really successful

00:37:14.580 and always good for it,

00:37:15.700 and you've loaned them

00:37:17.060 an awful lot of money

00:37:18.140 for their business.

00:37:19.620 Now they're starting to become

00:37:21.020 reckless and everything else,

00:37:22.300 but you've got so much money

00:37:23.700 into it,

00:37:24.380 and you're saying,

00:37:25.760 he comes to you and says,

00:37:27.040 hey, you know,

00:37:27.900 I've got to borrow

00:37:28.840 some more money,

00:37:29.540 and you're like,

00:37:29.980 dude, I don't have

00:37:31.020 much more money.

00:37:31.780 Well, if I go under,

00:37:32.700 I can't pay you back.

00:37:34.920 Okay.

00:37:35.840 Now imagine the conversation

00:37:36.880 that you have with your wife.

00:37:38.840 Honey, he's going under.

00:37:39.980 We've got to give him

00:37:40.740 more money.

00:37:41.800 I don't know if this is good, honey.

00:37:43.820 I know, but if we don't,

00:37:44.820 we're going to really

00:37:45.400 lose an awful lot.

00:37:46.420 We got to keep him afloat.

00:37:49.100 So you have that conversation.

00:37:50.640 You give him one or two

00:37:51.380 more loans,

00:37:52.040 and then he comes home

00:37:53.200 and he's got a brand new car

00:37:54.240 and he's bragging about it.

00:37:55.260 And you're like,

00:37:55.600 dude, what are you doing?

00:37:57.800 Why are you having a new car?

00:37:59.560 Spend that on what?

00:38:01.320 I'm at stake too.

00:38:03.380 And he comes to you

00:38:04.220 and says,

00:38:04.480 speaking of that,

00:38:05.400 I need some more money.

00:38:07.740 You have an argument

00:38:08.640 with your wife.

00:38:10.280 Honey,

00:38:10.640 we're going to lose

00:38:11.220 everything if he loses.

00:38:12.860 He keeps spending money

00:38:16.220 like on stupid stuff. 0.72

00:38:17.960 That's America 0.63

00:38:19.060 and the rest of the world.

00:38:20.660 They're loaning us this money

00:38:22.560 to keep themselves afloat as well

00:38:25.320 because if we go down,

00:38:26.980 the entire world goes down.

00:38:29.320 How happy are you

00:38:31.120 with your friend

00:38:32.100 when he spent himself

00:38:33.820 with all of your money

00:38:35.020 into oblivion

00:38:36.000 and you're both broke?

00:38:37.500 Glenn,

00:38:38.240 back,

00:38:39.140 Mercury.

00:38:39.780 Love.

00:38:55.900 Courage.

00:38:57.520 Truth.

00:38:59.320 Glenn,

00:39:00.300 back.

00:39:01.280 Climate change

00:39:02.180 isn't just bad

00:39:03.500 for the environment.

00:39:04.560 It is bad now

00:39:05.760 for the womb.

00:39:07.440 Yesterday,

00:39:08.240 the New York Times

00:39:08.980 ran a story

00:39:09.620 highlighting women

00:39:10.880 who claim

00:39:11.740 their decision

00:39:12.320 to have children

00:39:13.100 is directly influenced

00:39:14.660 by climate change.

00:39:16.620 They had an example

00:39:17.420 of a woman named Sarah.

00:39:18.880 She considered

00:39:19.320 having another child

00:39:20.260 but that would mean

00:39:20.880 moving into a bigger house

00:39:22.100 and that's further

00:39:23.660 from her job.

00:39:24.460 She's not sure

00:39:24.960 she can justify 1.00

00:39:26.420 the environmental impact

00:39:28.160 for a larger home

00:39:29.940 and a longer commute.

00:39:33.120 Allison,

00:39:34.160 she was in the Times.

00:39:35.320 She's concerned

00:39:35.940 about the apocalyptic future

00:39:37.700 of extreme weather.

00:39:38.720 She said,

00:39:38.960 I don't want to give birth

00:39:39.800 to a kid

00:39:40.320 and wonder

00:39:40.640 if he's going to live

00:39:41.700 in some sort of

00:39:42.400 Mad Max dystopia.

00:39:44.980 Miriam shared her concern.

00:39:46.360 My instinct now

00:39:47.140 is to shield my children

00:39:48.080 from the horrors

00:39:49.140 of the future

00:39:49.820 by not bringing them

00:39:51.020 into the world.

00:39:52.060 Amanda actually decided 0.97

00:39:53.500 to have more children

00:39:54.420 because of climate change.

00:39:56.120 Her reason?

00:39:57.540 Someday my husband

00:39:58.260 and I will be gone

00:39:59.120 if my daughter

00:40:00.120 has to face

00:40:00.660 the end of the world

00:40:01.460 as we know it.

00:40:02.060 I want her to have

00:40:03.640 a brother there.

00:40:05.520 Oh my gosh.

00:40:07.160 You want to talk

00:40:07.900 about fear-mongering?

00:40:10.120 So many women 0.93

00:40:11.160 are bringing climate change

00:40:12.620 into their reproduction

00:40:13.620 decisions

00:40:14.240 that the organization

00:40:15.440 Conceivable Future

00:40:17.000 was founded

00:40:17.760 to help women

00:40:18.480 make environmentally

00:40:19.800 friendly reproductive

00:40:21.000 decisions

00:40:21.700 and navigate

00:40:22.780 our doomed world.

00:40:24.320 not to bring

00:40:26.620 a child

00:40:27.080 into the world

00:40:27.740 because you're scared

00:40:28.960 they are going

00:40:29.720 to increase

00:40:30.460 your carbon footprint

00:40:31.900 or that they'll live

00:40:33.480 like moody drifters

00:40:34.860 in a desert-like terrain

00:40:36.260 is the very definition

00:40:38.220 of insanity.

00:40:40.800 These women 0.99

00:40:41.620 are deciding

00:40:42.100 not to have children

00:40:42.920 based on

00:40:43.500 their fictional perception

00:40:45.920 of their children's

00:40:47.560 quality of life.

00:40:51.800 And we're the fear-mongers?

00:40:54.980 The disgusting lie

00:40:56.760 of an impending

00:40:57.820 environmental wasteland

00:40:59.860 and an overpopulated planet

00:41:01.760 wasn't true

00:41:03.200 in the 1970s.

00:41:05.520 It wasn't true

00:41:06.400 in the 1960s

00:41:07.440 when it really started

00:41:08.480 to take root

00:41:09.520 and everybody was

00:41:10.460 freaking out

00:41:11.180 in the mid-70s.

00:41:12.180 It wasn't true.

00:41:14.640 It wasn't true

00:41:15.680 that we were going

00:41:16.540 into an ice age

00:41:17.780 and that we would

00:41:18.520 all freeze to death

00:41:19.880 and there would be

00:41:20.560 no food by 1990.

00:41:23.020 That wasn't true

00:41:23.940 in the 70s

00:41:24.760 and the 80s

00:41:25.420 and it's not true today.

00:41:29.180 This is nonsense.

00:41:31.880 Stop it.

00:41:33.440 We have to be

00:41:34.700 better stewards

00:41:35.640 of our planet.

00:41:37.560 Yes.

00:41:38.780 We should recycle.

00:41:40.440 We should use less.

00:41:42.440 We should make sure

00:41:43.540 that the things

00:41:44.500 that we do use

00:41:45.980 we can reuse.

00:41:46.940 But to not have

00:41:49.620 children?

00:41:51.320 The birth rate

00:41:52.280 in the United States

00:41:53.040 reached its lowest point

00:41:54.400 in 2016

00:41:55.260 and the decline

00:41:56.260 continues all around

00:41:57.520 the world.

00:41:59.160 It is almost criminal

00:42:00.900 that these women

00:42:02.380 have been scared

00:42:05.000 so deeply

00:42:05.860 that they are allowing

00:42:07.580 a 50-year-old

00:42:08.460 unsubstantiated fear

00:42:10.240 dictate whether or not

00:42:11.800 they bring human life

00:42:13.260 into the world.

00:42:14.180 You know,

00:42:16.960 let me give you

00:42:17.320 a few things

00:42:17.780 to be afraid of.

00:42:18.600 How about this?

00:42:19.360 Women, 1.00

00:42:19.800 if you are afraid

00:42:20.660 of this,

00:42:21.000 let me give you

00:42:21.340 something to be

00:42:21.840 scared of.

00:42:23.160 AI.

00:42:25.840 We right now

00:42:27.320 have scientists,

00:42:29.460 credible scientists,

00:42:30.480 Stephen Hawking.

00:42:32.720 Some of the scientists

00:42:33.560 that you believe

00:42:34.440 global warming

00:42:35.160 is true 0.89

00:42:35.640 because of it,

00:42:36.620 they say

00:42:37.340 that global warming

00:42:38.740 is nothing

00:42:39.940 compared to AI.

00:42:41.060 they say

00:42:42.700 AI will wipe out

00:42:44.800 the entire human race

00:42:47.180 in the next

00:42:48.020 30 to 50 years,

00:42:49.980 long before

00:42:51.320 carbon is killing

00:42:53.780 the planet.

00:42:54.740 Long before.

00:42:59.520 Why don't you listen

00:43:01.840 to them

00:43:02.180 but you listen to these?

00:43:03.860 And here's an idea.

00:43:05.920 Balance.

00:43:07.340 Balance

00:43:07.880 in your life.

00:43:09.220 There are some days

00:43:11.880 when I read stuff

00:43:12.520 like this,

00:43:13.060 I hope

00:43:13.920 I'm one of the first

00:43:15.560 that a robot

00:43:16.580 replaces.

00:43:23.760 It's Tuesday,

00:43:24.840 February 6th.

00:43:26.300 This is the

00:43:27.300 Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:28.920 I want to talk

00:43:29.460 a little bit about

00:43:30.000 balance again

00:43:30.820 today.

00:43:31.400 Yesterday,

00:43:32.660 I talked about balance.

00:43:34.160 The balance between

00:43:35.340 self-worth

00:43:36.940 and humility.

00:43:38.220 It's a balance

00:43:39.980 we can never get.

00:43:41.480 If we're on top

00:43:42.160 of the world,

00:43:42.540 if we are doing

00:43:43.040 great,

00:43:43.420 I did it,

00:43:43.860 I did it,

00:43:44.280 man,

00:43:44.480 look at me,

00:43:44.900 look at me,

00:43:45.340 look at me.

00:43:45.800 Our actions scream,

00:43:47.360 look at me,

00:43:48.060 I did it.

00:43:51.180 And if we're

00:43:52.000 having a bad

00:43:53.480 go of it,

00:43:54.500 I'm just stupid.

00:43:55.760 I'm just,

00:43:56.220 I'm the worst.

00:43:57.440 I can't believe it.

00:43:58.940 I mean,

00:43:59.320 I never catch

00:44:00.260 a break.

00:44:00.880 I just always

00:44:01.440 make the wrong

00:44:02.120 decisions.

00:44:03.760 Oh,

00:44:04.160 man.

00:44:04.480 humility

00:44:06.880 and self-worth.

00:44:10.720 Where do we get

00:44:11.920 that?

00:44:15.440 Yesterday,

00:44:16.180 Sarah,

00:44:16.400 I don't know

00:44:16.660 if we still have

00:44:17.260 the Martin Luther King

00:44:18.080 commercial that Dodge

00:44:19.300 ran,

00:44:21.640 but there was

00:44:22.220 a commercial

00:44:23.860 that is,

00:44:25.340 people are actually

00:44:27.500 calling

00:44:28.080 for the firing

00:44:29.700 of the person

00:44:30.920 who came up

00:44:31.680 with this commercial.

00:44:32.380 Right?

00:44:34.480 This commercial

00:44:36.800 was brilliant.

00:44:39.800 Was it,

00:44:40.400 did it sell a truck?

00:44:41.680 I don't know.

00:44:43.140 Did it go too far

00:44:46.400 by comparing

00:44:47.820 Martin Luther King

00:44:48.900 and his mission

00:44:50.320 to a truck?

00:44:51.240 Yes,

00:44:51.680 definitely,

00:44:52.360 definitely.

00:44:53.780 Was this commercial

00:44:55.180 good?

00:44:58.160 Yeah,

00:44:58.760 I think it was.

00:45:00.020 It was based

00:45:01.420 on a sermon

00:45:02.100 that Martin Luther King

00:45:03.900 did 50 years

00:45:07.080 ago to the

00:45:08.020 day on

00:45:09.580 Super Bowl

00:45:10.060 Sunday.

00:45:12.220 And here's

00:45:12.940 what he had

00:45:13.320 to say.

00:45:13.740 You don't have

00:45:17.120 to know

00:45:17.600 about Plato

00:45:18.400 and Aristotle

00:45:19.220 to serve.

00:45:20.420 You don't have

00:45:20.960 to know

00:45:21.360 the theory

00:45:22.100 of relativity

00:45:23.120 to serve.

00:45:24.480 You don't have

00:45:25.020 to know

00:45:25.560 the second theory

00:45:26.920 of thermodynamics

00:45:28.260 in physics

00:45:29.340 to serve.

00:45:32.120 You only need

00:45:33.300 a heart

00:45:34.180 full of grace.

00:45:38.280 Soul

00:45:39.120 generated

00:45:40.220 by love.

00:45:41.100 Oh my gosh,

00:45:44.940 they should be

00:45:45.560 fired.

00:45:47.280 Or maybe

00:45:48.060 perhaps

00:45:48.620 this is exactly

00:45:49.640 the message

00:45:50.200 America needs.

00:45:51.520 What is a

00:45:52.060 heart full

00:45:52.760 of grace?

00:45:54.060 What is that?

00:45:55.780 That is a

00:45:56.520 heart,

00:45:56.920 I believe,

00:45:57.380 that is balanced

00:45:58.220 between self-worth

00:46:00.740 and humility.

00:46:01.680 I'm not going

00:46:03.780 to change

00:46:04.140 the world.

00:46:04.660 I'm not going

00:46:04.960 to change

00:46:05.300 anybody's life.

00:46:06.060 I'm just trying

00:46:06.500 to do the

00:46:07.120 right thing.

00:46:07.760 I'm just trying

00:46:08.220 to change

00:46:09.080 my life.

00:46:09.980 I'm trying

00:46:10.260 to be a

00:46:10.580 better person.

00:46:12.340 And I know

00:46:13.080 I can do it

00:46:13.760 because I know

00:46:14.280 who I am.

00:46:15.500 And because I

00:46:16.040 know who I am,

00:46:16.920 I know who you

00:46:17.660 are.

00:46:18.260 And I know

00:46:18.760 how we're

00:46:19.140 connected.

00:46:20.360 And so I'm

00:46:20.920 going to serve

00:46:21.540 you.

00:46:21.800 I'm going to

00:46:22.060 help you

00:46:22.680 because that

00:46:24.060 helps me.

00:46:25.240 It helps all

00:46:26.100 of us.

00:46:26.660 That's what

00:46:26.920 we're here

00:46:27.400 for.

00:46:28.320 That's a

00:46:28.780 heart full

00:46:29.200 of grace.

00:46:29.700 yesterday I

00:46:33.300 brought you

00:46:33.600 this message

00:46:34.560 and right

00:46:35.360 before I

00:46:35.840 went off

00:46:36.380 the air

00:46:37.040 I received

00:46:39.320 this phone

00:46:40.140 call.

00:46:41.280 So let's

00:46:41.540 go to

00:46:41.980 Minnesota

00:46:42.680 and Brian.

00:46:44.440 Hello

00:46:44.840 Brian.

00:46:46.100 Hello

00:46:46.500 Mr. Beck

00:46:47.100 how are you?

00:46:47.640 I'm very

00:46:48.000 good.

00:46:48.220 How are

00:46:48.380 you?

00:46:48.600 Thanks

00:46:48.760 for holding.

00:46:49.960 You bet.

00:46:50.660 Hey I just

00:46:51.100 wanted to say

00:46:51.860 I wanted to

00:46:52.880 preface this

00:46:53.500 with I'm

00:46:54.580 at work

00:46:55.020 and I

00:46:55.680 don't listen

00:46:56.080 to you

00:46:56.380 very often

00:46:57.040 and I

00:46:57.580 think it's

00:46:58.720 a bit

00:46:59.040 of serendipity

00:46:59.800 that I

00:47:00.140 happened to

00:47:00.720 listen to

00:47:01.400 you a 0.57

00:47:02.000 while ago.

00:47:03.460 The first

00:47:04.200 thing I heard

00:47:04.640 was MLK

00:47:05.300 saying something

00:47:06.120 about having

00:47:07.200 a heart full

00:47:07.780 of grace.

00:47:09.560 And then

00:47:09.960 you talked

00:47:12.020 about being

00:47:12.480 honest with

00:47:13.080 yourself

00:47:13.520 and you

00:47:16.040 went on

00:47:16.400 on that

00:47:17.080 line for

00:47:17.520 quite some

00:47:17.900 time.

00:47:18.220 I served

00:47:18.700 our country

00:47:19.600 in the

00:47:19.880 2nd and

00:47:20.340 the 75th

00:47:20.940 Ranger

00:47:21.200 Regiment

00:47:21.600 and I've

00:47:23.260 been honest

00:47:24.700 with myself

00:47:25.440 ever since

00:47:26.900 I got

00:47:27.700 out

00:47:28.020 I've

00:47:29.160 hated

00:47:29.700 myself

00:47:30.300 I've

00:47:30.800 despised

00:47:31.360 myself

00:47:31.860 and I'm

00:47:33.060 a husband

00:47:34.360 and I'm

00:47:34.740 a father

00:47:35.240 and what

00:47:37.060 you said

00:47:37.580 you know

00:47:38.220 it's hard

00:47:38.800 for people

00:47:39.340 to reach

00:47:40.460 me at

00:47:41.160 a certain

00:47:41.600 level

00:47:42.380 because I

00:47:43.940 don't want

00:47:44.380 people to

00:47:44.920 because I

00:47:45.800 like to

00:47:46.440 keep people

00:47:47.060 away from

00:47:48.020 me except

00:47:48.380 for my

00:47:48.740 wife and

00:47:49.080 my daughter

00:47:49.520 I'm not

00:47:50.840 a huge

00:47:51.220 people person

00:47:52.420 I don't

00:47:53.920 like people

00:47:54.460 and I think

00:47:54.880 it's because

00:47:55.260 I don't like

00:47:55.780 myself.

00:47:56.900 I've never

00:47:58.920 really had

00:47:59.400 an epiphany

00:47:59.940 moment in

00:48:00.500 my life.

00:48:01.560 I certainly

00:48:01.940 never expected

00:48:02.800 one from

00:48:03.440 Glenn Beck

00:48:04.700 but that's

00:48:07.080 what happened

00:48:07.580 I had to

00:48:08.700 pull my

00:48:09.000 truck over

00:48:09.560 and it

00:48:10.080 moved me

00:48:10.480 to tears

00:48:11.020 to realize

00:48:12.500 how much

00:48:14.560 I can't

00:48:15.920 stand myself

00:48:16.760 and how

00:48:17.820 much

00:48:18.180 of an

00:48:20.200 issue I

00:48:20.700 have

00:48:21.140 being

00:48:22.800 the kind

00:48:25.540 of person

00:48:25.960 that I

00:48:26.260 need to be

00:48:26.900 to guide

00:48:28.600 my family

00:48:29.400 and all

00:48:33.200 because of

00:48:33.800 the fact

00:48:34.200 that I

00:48:34.700 don't serve

00:48:35.280 anymore and

00:48:36.580 I feel

00:48:37.060 useless I

00:48:38.700 feel emasculated

00:48:39.840 and and

00:48:41.920 and I have

00:48:43.080 no idea how

00:48:44.100 I got to

00:48:44.520 this point

00:48:44.920 today I

00:48:45.520 have no

00:48:46.000 idea why

00:48:47.060 I'm at

00:48:47.440 this point

00:48:47.860 right now

00:48:48.400 because I

00:48:49.460 certainly

00:48:49.880 didn't expect

00:48:50.640 it and I

00:48:51.600 certainly didn't

00:48:52.240 expect it at

00:48:53.560 the time that

00:48:54.060 it happened

00:48:54.620 but I'm

00:48:55.920 glad that

00:48:56.380 it did

00:48:56.820 I just

00:48:59.720 wanted to

00:49:00.100 let you

00:49:00.380 know that

00:49:00.800 I just

00:49:01.380 have to

00:49:01.640 tell you

00:49:01.920 you're not

00:49:02.340 alone

00:49:02.700 brother and

00:49:03.320 I have

00:49:03.700 been in

00:49:04.380 exactly

00:49:05.080 your place

00:49:06.260 I've been

00:49:07.440 there

00:49:07.740 and it

00:49:09.460 gets better

00:49:10.060 it really

00:49:10.820 does

00:49:11.260 you just

00:49:12.120 now that

00:49:12.520 you've

00:49:12.760 recognized

00:49:13.140 it

00:49:13.540 now you

00:49:14.680 can start

00:49:15.100 taking baby

00:49:15.800 steps

00:49:16.200 and a

00:49:17.040 year from

00:49:17.440 now you

00:49:17.940 won't

00:49:18.180 recognize how

00:49:18.980 great your

00:49:19.420 life is

00:49:19.960 so that

00:49:20.380 was

00:49:20.540 that was

00:49:21.460 yesterday's

00:49:22.400 program at

00:49:23.020 the very

00:49:23.320 end of the

00:49:24.060 program and

00:49:25.240 I was

00:49:25.640 struck by

00:49:27.520 I hate

00:49:28.480 myself I

00:49:29.220 despise

00:49:29.880 myself

00:49:30.440 because I

00:49:32.080 used to

00:49:32.420 feel that

00:49:32.740 way too

00:49:33.240 I don't

00:49:35.400 know if

00:49:35.780 Brian is a

00:49:36.680 drinker but

00:49:37.260 the way

00:49:37.700 that's the

00:49:38.820 way I dealt

00:49:39.460 with it and

00:49:40.780 I used to

00:49:41.260 hate people

00:49:41.920 I used to

00:49:42.720 say that all

00:49:43.080 the time I

00:49:43.460 hate people

00:49:44.220 I don't I

00:49:46.400 hated me

00:49:47.160 I hated

00:49:48.340 me I was

00:49:51.260 a self

00:49:51.820 hating

00:49:52.500 egomaniac

00:49:53.700 that's who

00:49:57.800 we've become

00:49:58.860 we are

00:50:01.940 we are

00:50:02.680 filled with

00:50:03.460 certitude

00:50:04.220 that we

00:50:06.160 know exactly

00:50:07.040 what's

00:50:07.380 happening

00:50:07.740 we know

00:50:08.920 exactly

00:50:09.400 what the

00:50:09.720 problem

00:50:10.020 is

00:50:10.400 we do

00:50:13.280 this in

00:50:13.640 our

00:50:13.780 it's so

00:50:14.680 strange we

00:50:15.320 do this

00:50:16.040 in

00:50:16.840 in politics

00:50:18.140 we know

00:50:19.360 our side

00:50:20.360 is right

00:50:20.720 their side

00:50:21.420 is wrong

00:50:22.080 we know

00:50:23.280 it

00:50:23.620 and there's

00:50:29.120 no room

00:50:29.680 for gray

00:50:30.280 but I'm

00:50:33.520 sorry to

00:50:34.000 say

00:50:34.240 principles

00:50:34.880 are

00:50:35.200 principles

00:50:35.720 they are

00:50:36.220 black and

00:50:36.660 white

00:50:36.960 but how

00:50:39.200 we're

00:50:39.500 getting to

00:50:40.160 those

00:50:40.420 principles

00:50:40.820 how we're

00:50:41.200 understanding

00:50:41.840 those

00:50:42.200 principles

00:50:42.740 there's a lot

00:50:44.760 of gray

00:50:45.180 their side

00:50:46.180 is not

00:50:46.780 always wrong

00:50:48.120 and we're

00:50:48.840 not always

00:50:50.020 right

00:50:50.560 in fact

00:50:52.060 we seem

00:50:52.380 to switch

00:50:52.680 places

00:50:53.040 an awful

00:50:53.380 lot

00:50:53.720 Brian

00:51:00.080 says he

00:51:00.560 feels

00:51:00.880 useless

00:51:01.440 and

00:51:03.000 emasculated

00:51:03.700 I fear

00:51:06.400 there's going

00:51:06.720 to be more

00:51:07.260 of that

00:51:07.700 before there's

00:51:08.300 less

00:51:08.660 but the

00:51:09.080 good news

00:51:09.560 is

00:51:09.920 if you

00:51:11.360 recognize

00:51:11.840 it now

00:51:12.560 you can

00:51:13.920 take the

00:51:14.420 steps

00:51:14.880 to

00:51:16.900 change

00:51:18.080 that

00:51:18.320 course

00:51:18.780 and it's

00:51:20.840 really hard

00:51:21.640 but it's

00:51:22.300 so well

00:51:22.780 worth it

00:51:23.300 my father

00:51:25.580 taught me

00:51:26.600 the most

00:51:26.900 important

00:51:27.240 thing

00:51:27.560 anybody's

00:51:28.880 ever taught

00:51:29.220 me in

00:51:29.540 my life

00:51:30.340 the most

00:51:30.760 powerful

00:51:31.260 words

00:51:32.340 in any

00:51:32.980 language

00:51:33.440 is I

00:51:34.400 am

00:51:34.680 you

00:51:36.680 change

00:51:37.260 what

00:51:38.000 follows

00:51:38.580 those

00:51:38.980 two

00:51:39.280 words

00:51:39.660 and you

00:51:40.100 will

00:51:40.260 change

00:51:40.600 your

00:51:40.800 life

00:51:41.160 I

00:51:45.340 can

00:51:45.500 guarantee

00:51:45.840 you

00:51:46.220 that he

00:51:48.420 spends a

00:51:49.080 lot of

00:51:49.440 time

00:51:49.820 as I

00:51:50.320 did

00:51:50.600 I

00:51:51.520 am

00:51:51.760 useless

00:51:52.140 I

00:51:52.780 am

00:51:53.100 worthless

00:51:53.600 I

00:51:54.160 am

00:51:54.400 so

00:51:54.700 weak

00:51:55.020 I

00:51:55.240 am

00:51:55.420 so

00:51:55.680 pathetic

00:51:56.260 well

00:51:58.100 if you

00:51:58.680 had

00:51:59.040 somebody

00:51:59.460 around

00:51:59.840 you

00:52:00.060 saying

00:52:00.480 that

00:52:00.840 all

00:52:01.740 day

00:52:01.980 long

00:52:02.400 for

00:52:02.640 months

00:52:02.860 and

00:52:02.980 months

00:52:03.140 and

00:52:03.280 months

00:52:03.440 perhaps

00:52:03.780 years

00:52:04.260 it

00:52:05.620 would

00:52:05.900 affect

00:52:06.280 you

00:52:06.560 and

00:52:06.940 we

00:52:07.100 would

00:52:07.280 call

00:52:07.720 it

00:52:07.880 mental

00:52:08.560 abuse

00:52:09.440 we

00:52:11.620 say

00:52:12.040 those

00:52:12.360 things

00:52:12.680 to

00:52:12.920 ourselves

00:52:13.560 much

00:52:14.000 more

00:52:14.220 than

00:52:14.400 anybody

00:52:14.740 else

00:52:15.120 could

00:52:15.300 possibly

00:52:15.820 say

00:52:16.160 that

00:52:16.540 we're

00:52:18.680 inflicting

00:52:19.220 mental

00:52:19.820 abuse

00:52:20.160 on

00:52:20.340 ourself

00:52:20.780 and

00:52:21.200 we

00:52:21.380 believe

00:52:21.960 it

00:52:22.200 after

00:52:22.600 a

00:52:22.820 while

00:52:23.060 you

00:52:23.340 believe

00:52:23.860 it

00:52:24.300 do

00:52:27.420 yourself

00:52:27.780 a

00:52:27.960 favor

00:52:28.240 get

00:52:29.820 out

00:52:30.020 a

00:52:30.160 notebook

00:52:30.480 and

00:52:30.940 a

00:52:31.060 pencil

00:52:31.400 and

00:52:33.060 just

00:52:33.300 put

00:52:33.500 positive

00:52:34.020 and

00:52:34.420 negative

00:52:34.920 one

00:52:35.280 side

00:52:35.500 positive

00:52:35.880 one

00:52:36.140 side

00:52:36.320 negative

00:52:36.660 don't

00:52:37.500 judge

00:52:37.980 anything

00:52:38.560 don't

00:52:38.980 ponder

00:52:39.520 it

00:52:39.780 just

00:52:40.400 when

00:52:40.620 you

00:52:40.760 have

00:52:41.120 a

00:52:41.300 thought

00:52:41.700 oh

00:52:42.900 I'm

00:52:43.080 so

00:52:43.340 tired

00:52:43.940 I'm

00:52:44.220 so

00:52:44.420 worthless

00:52:44.880 oh

00:52:45.220 my

00:52:45.400 gosh

00:52:45.700 I'm

00:52:45.920 so

00:52:46.180 whatever

00:52:46.600 it

00:52:46.880 is

00:52:47.200 I

00:52:47.580 am

00:52:47.980 just

00:52:49.960 notice

00:52:50.280 is it

00:52:50.560 positive

00:52:50.840 or a

00:52:51.140 negative

00:52:51.340 then

00:52:51.560 just

00:52:51.720 mark

00:52:51.920 it

00:52:52.020 down

00:52:52.280 when

00:52:54.500 I

00:52:54.700 did

00:52:54.900 this

00:52:55.320 years

00:52:55.740 ago

00:52:56.100 I

00:52:56.800 don't

00:52:56.940 think

00:52:57.100 I

00:52:57.220 had

00:52:57.340 any

00:52:57.540 positives

00:52:57.960 on

00:52:58.240 in

00:53:00.720 the

00:53:00.880 worst

00:53:01.200 times

00:53:01.800 of

00:53:02.000 my

00:53:02.180 life

00:53:02.580 I

00:53:02.940 have

00:53:03.160 fewer

00:53:03.560 positives

00:53:04.500 than

00:53:04.860 negatives

00:53:05.300 your

00:53:06.180 job

00:53:06.800 is

00:53:07.340 to

00:53:07.520 stop

00:53:08.080 using

00:53:08.800 in

00:53:09.580 my

00:53:09.840 opinion

00:53:10.260 the

00:53:11.280 name

00:53:11.580 of

00:53:11.780 God

00:53:12.120 is

00:53:12.400 I

00:53:12.660 am

00:53:13.040 who

00:53:13.760 shall

00:53:14.040 I

00:53:14.200 say

00:53:14.360 sent

00:53:14.720 me

00:53:14.920 said

00:53:15.220 Moses

00:53:15.620 I

00:53:16.240 am

00:53:16.620 that

00:53:16.820 I

00:53:17.000 am

00:53:17.420 don't

00:53:19.020 take

00:53:19.420 the

00:53:19.640 Lord's

00:53:20.040 name

00:53:20.380 in

00:53:20.780 vain

00:53:21.200 what

00:53:22.040 what

00:53:22.060 what he

00:53:22.160 means

00:53:22.420 by

00:53:22.640 that

00:53:22.900 is

00:53:23.200 my

00:53:23.520 creative

00:53:24.020 power

00:53:24.540 is

00:53:24.820 in

00:53:25.060 my

00:53:25.320 name

00:53:25.860 and

00:53:26.820 I

00:53:27.740 am

00:53:28.240 will

00:53:28.640 create

00:53:29.240 whatever

00:53:29.620 it

00:53:29.800 is

00:53:30.000 don't

00:53:30.340 take

00:53:30.560 it

00:53:30.680 in

00:53:30.820 vain

00:53:31.000 don't

00:53:31.340 take

00:53:31.580 that

00:53:31.800 lightly

00:53:32.380 I

00:53:34.240 am

00:53:34.400 strong

00:53:35.060 I

00:53:35.620 am

00:53:35.820 stronger

00:53:36.360 today

00:53:36.680 than

00:53:36.880 I

00:53:37.000 was

00:53:37.260 yesterday

00:53:37.720 I

00:53:38.780 am

00:53:38.940 better

00:53:39.200 today

00:53:39.580 than

00:53:39.780 I

00:53:39.940 was

00:53:40.180 yesterday

00:53:40.620 I

00:53:41.480 am

00:53:41.680 discovering

00:53:43.200 my

00:53:43.640 worth

00:53:44.180 every

00:53:44.880 second

00:53:45.160 you

00:53:45.320 can't

00:53:45.560 just

00:53:45.700 convince

00:53:46.000 yourself

00:53:46.360 that

00:53:46.560 you

00:53:46.720 are

00:53:47.000 worthy

00:53:47.420 I

00:53:48.240 am

00:53:48.360 discovering

00:53:49.160 my

00:53:49.600 worth

00:53:50.020 every

00:53:50.380 day

00:53:50.740 I

00:53:51.280 am

00:53:51.460 finding

00:53:52.000 new

00:53:52.420 things

00:53:53.040 to

00:53:53.320 be

00:53:53.820 excited

00:53:54.340 about

00:53:54.720 every

00:53:55.020 day

00:53:55.460 believe

00:53:58.340 me

00:53:58.780 you

00:53:59.440 change

00:53:59.920 your

00:54:00.100 thinking

00:54:00.440 and

00:54:00.780 you

00:54:00.960 will

00:54:01.260 change

00:54:01.920 your

00:54:02.240 life

00:54:02.600 oh

00:54:04.420 and

00:54:04.700 by

00:54:05.000 the

00:54:05.100 way

00:54:05.380 for

00:54:06.000 anybody

00:54:06.340 who

00:54:06.840 thought

00:54:07.160 that

00:54:07.360 the

00:54:07.480 guy

00:54:07.660 should

00:54:07.880 be

00:54:08.040 fired

00:54:08.380 for

00:54:08.620 that

00:54:08.800 Dodge

00:54:09.140 Ram

00:54:09.480 commercial

00:54:09.960 maybe

00:54:10.720 Dodge

00:54:11.220 could

00:54:11.400 say

00:54:11.620 that

00:54:11.800 because

00:54:12.000 I

00:54:12.140 don't

00:54:12.280 think

00:54:12.500 Brian

00:54:12.860 is

00:54:13.180 going

00:54:13.320 to

00:54:13.360 be

00:54:13.480 out

00:54:13.660 buying

00:54:14.000 a

00:54:14.200 Dodge

00:54:14.600 because

00:54:14.920 of

00:54:15.060 the

00:54:15.160 commercial

00:54:15.500 but

00:54:16.620 because

00:54:16.940 of

00:54:17.300 that

00:54:17.500 commercial

00:54:18.060 and

00:54:19.460 because

00:54:19.700 we

00:54:19.920 weren't

00:54:20.200 bitching 1.00

00:54:20.740 about

00:54:20.980 it

00:54:21.120 on

00:54:21.240 the

00:54:21.360 air

00:54:21.560 but

00:54:21.740 actually

00:54:22.200 talking

00:54:22.780 about

00:54:23.140 it

00:54:23.380 it

00:54:24.360 changed

00:54:24.840 one

00:54:25.120 man's

00:54:25.480 life

00:54:25.880 good

00:54:27.420 job

00:54:27.800 Dodge

00:54:28.300 want to

00:54:36.140 talk to

00:54:36.360 you about

00:54:36.520 simply

00:54:36.820 safe

00:54:37.240 simply

00:54:40.240 safe

00:54:40.640 is this

00:54:41.140 great

00:54:41.700 company

00:54:42.120 full of

00:54:42.540 just

00:54:42.740 really

00:54:43.200 really

00:54:43.600 great

00:54:43.900 people

00:54:44.240 and

00:54:45.240 and

00:54:46.300 what

00:54:46.440 they've

00:54:46.660 done

00:54:46.960 is

00:54:47.420 they

00:54:47.680 started

00:54:47.980 out

00:54:48.180 just

00:54:48.400 as

00:54:48.640 helping

00:54:48.940 friends

00:54:49.440 and

00:54:50.440 they

00:54:50.760 realized

00:54:51.220 holy

00:54:51.460 cow

00:54:51.840 my

00:54:53.480 friends

00:54:54.040 love

00:54:54.600 this

00:54:54.880 and

00:54:55.000 now

00:54:55.160 all

00:54:55.300 of

00:54:55.400 a

00:54:55.500 sudden

00:54:55.600 everybody's

00:54:56.020 talking

00:54:56.300 about

00:54:56.540 it

00:54:56.660 they

00:54:56.780 were

00:54:56.920 at

00:54:57.060 school

00:54:57.380 they

00:54:57.560 were

00:54:57.660 in

00:54:57.800 Cambridge

00:54:58.160 and

00:54:59.180 Chad

00:55:00.260 that

00:55:00.480 was

00:55:00.800 you

00:55:01.660 know

00:55:01.740 he's

00:55:01.940 a

00:55:02.060 tinkerer

00:55:02.380 he comes

00:55:02.740 from

00:55:02.880 a

00:55:03.020 tinkerer's 0.60

00:55:03.440 family

00:55:03.720 his

00:55:04.000 grandfather

00:55:04.820 invented

00:55:06.120 I can't

00:55:06.580 remember

00:55:06.840 for the

00:55:07.040 life of

00:55:07.280 me

00:55:07.360 what

00:55:07.500 it

00:55:07.600 was

00:55:07.780 but

00:55:07.920 something

00:55:08.100 really

00:55:08.420 important

00:55:08.800 in

00:55:08.980 our

00:55:09.120 tanks

00:55:09.480 that

00:55:09.780 actually

00:55:10.360 helped

00:55:11.100 us

00:55:11.300 win

00:55:11.580 world

00:55:11.920 war

00:55:12.120 ii

00:55:12.400 and

00:55:13.060 so

00:55:13.180 he

00:55:13.300 had

00:55:13.440 some

00:55:13.580 pretty

00:55:13.780 big

00:55:13.960 shoes

00:55:14.280 to

00:55:14.480 step

00:55:14.720 into

00:55:15.020 and

00:55:15.800 so

00:55:16.200 he's

00:55:17.440 always

00:55:17.740 you know

00:55:18.160 been

00:55:18.340 tinkering

00:55:18.700 with

00:55:18.960 things

00:55:19.260 he's

00:55:19.480 an

00:55:19.580 inventor

00:55:19.920 friends

00:55:20.940 came to

00:55:21.240 him

00:55:21.340 and said

00:55:21.600 hey

00:55:21.780 listen

00:55:22.040 we

00:55:22.320 can't

00:55:22.800 we

00:55:23.240 can't

00:55:23.600 have

00:55:23.780 a

00:55:23.940 wireless

00:55:24.280 system

00:55:24.680 in

00:55:24.840 our

00:55:24.980 house

00:55:25.260 we're

00:55:25.440 getting

00:55:25.600 robbed

00:55:26.080 this

00:55:26.320 whole

00:55:26.520 neighborhood

00:55:26.900 because

00:55:27.940 we

00:55:28.120 don't

00:55:28.340 own

00:55:28.580 them

00:55:28.740 we're

00:55:28.960 renters

00:55:29.440 because

00:55:29.660 we're

00:55:29.820 going

00:55:29.980 to

00:55:30.160 school

00:55:30.460 and

00:55:38.980 security

00:55:39.300 system

00:55:39.620 but

00:55:39.740 it

00:55:39.840 worked

00:55:40.100 and

00:55:40.600 then

00:55:40.720 everybody

00:55:40.980 in

00:55:41.140 the

00:55:41.220 neighborhood

00:55:41.460 was

00:55:41.660 like

00:55:41.780 can

00:55:41.920 you

00:55:42.000 get

00:55:42.140 one

00:55:42.300 of

00:55:42.380 those

00:55:42.520 for

00:55:42.680 me

00:55:42.900 and

00:55:43.920 that's

00:55:44.160 when

00:55:44.260 he

00:55:44.340 realized

00:55:44.720 holy cow

00:55:45.160 i

00:55:45.360 have

00:55:45.900 something

00:55:46.200 that

00:55:46.460 is

00:55:46.580 revolutionary

00:55:47.060 it's

00:55:47.880 simply

00:55:48.400 safe

00:55:48.800 they've

00:55:49.260 revolutionized

00:55:50.040 it

00:55:50.200 again

00:55:50.680 they

00:55:51.300 now

00:55:51.600 have

00:55:51.860 a

00:55:52.000 brand

00:55:52.320 new

00:55:52.560 system

00:55:52.980 that

00:55:53.500 is

00:55:53.720 completely

00:55:54.240 rebuilt

00:55:54.760 and

00:55:55.020 redesigned

00:55:55.720 they've

00:55:56.000 added

00:55:56.160 new

00:55:56.480 safeguards

00:55:57.080 because

00:55:57.340 it's

00:55:57.560 wireless

00:55:58.040 it'll

00:55:58.740 protect

00:55:59.020 you

00:55:59.180 against

00:55:59.420 power

00:55:59.760 outages

00:56:00.200 down

00:56:00.580 wifi

00:56:01.060 cut

00:56:01.500 land

00:56:08.980 to

00:56:09.180 stop

00:56:09.400 working

00:56:09.820 it's

00:56:10.400 the

00:56:10.560 all

00:56:10.920 new

00:56:11.280 completely

00:56:11.760 redesigned

00:56:12.400 simply

00:56:12.800 safe

00:56:13.160 at

00:56:14.100 the

00:56:14.320 same

00:56:14.740 price

00:56:15.280 per

00:56:15.580 month

00:56:16.020 $14.99

00:56:17.900 for the

00:56:19.040 24-7

00:56:19.980 protection

00:56:20.520 that you

00:56:21.200 will get

00:56:21.560 with

00:56:21.760 simply

00:56:22.040 safe

00:56:22.440 you

00:56:23.120 own

00:56:23.560 the

00:56:23.780 system

00:56:24.140 there

00:56:24.560 are

00:56:24.720 no

00:56:25.000 wires

00:56:25.560 and

00:56:26.320 without

00:56:26.500 a

00:56:26.680 contract

00:56:27.020 there's

00:56:27.280 no

00:56:27.420 strings

00:56:27.760 attached

00:56:28.260 supply

00:56:29.020 is

00:56:29.220 limited

00:56:29.480 go to

00:56:29.800 simply

00:56:30.060 safe

00:56:30.420 beck.com

00:56:31.300 to order

00:56:31.700 right

00:56:32.020 now

00:56:32.360 simply

00:56:33.240 safe

00:56:33.840 beck.com

00:56:35.200 Glenn

00:56:37.340 Beck

00:56:38.340 Stu's

00:56:47.760 back

00:56:47.960 from his

00:56:48.480 beloved

00:56:50.060 Eagles

00:56:51.580 win

00:56:51.900 which

00:56:52.260 we were

00:56:54.040 rooting for

00:56:54.420 the Eagles

00:56:54.820 Stu

00:56:55.040 just for

00:56:55.440 you

00:56:55.700 thank

00:56:56.120 you

00:56:56.240 I

00:56:56.360 appreciate

00:56:56.620 that

00:56:56.940 go

00:56:57.460 birds

00:56:57.800 yeah

00:56:58.240 okay

00:56:58.880 enough

00:56:59.180 okay

00:56:59.620 I was

00:57:02.800 I have

00:57:03.340 a love

00:57:04.440 story I

00:57:04.840 wanted to

00:57:05.100 tell you

00:57:05.280 about

00:57:05.400 oh

00:57:05.600 a love

00:57:05.840 story

00:57:06.080 this is

00:57:06.700 good

00:57:06.880 all right

00:57:07.220 all right

00:57:07.700 it was

00:57:08.120 a long

00:57:08.340 time

00:57:08.500 ago

00:57:08.640 about

00:57:08.780 25

00:57:09.040 years

00:57:09.320 ago

00:57:09.460 25

00:57:09.620 years

00:57:09.900 ago

00:57:10.120 two

00:57:10.440 crayfish

00:57:11.660 two

00:57:12.220 pardon me

00:57:12.900 two

00:57:13.180 crayfish

00:57:13.780 yes

00:57:14.180 okay

00:57:14.520 they met

00:57:15.140 and they

00:57:16.540 it went

00:57:18.260 fast

00:57:18.700 you know

00:57:19.800 things moved

00:57:20.260 pretty fast

00:57:20.820 it was not

00:57:21.420 one of those

00:57:21.780 they meet

00:57:22.800 they

00:57:23.160 love at

00:57:24.540 first sight

00:57:25.060 not even that

00:57:25.980 it was just

00:57:26.380 sex

00:57:26.760 they went

00:57:27.120 at it

00:57:27.720 yes

00:57:28.060 right

00:57:28.300 okay

00:57:28.560 there was

00:57:29.040 an issue

00:57:29.360 however

00:57:29.740 oh

00:57:30.120 one of

00:57:31.600 them had

00:57:31.920 a mutation

00:57:32.480 in a

00:57:32.860 sex cell

00:57:33.400 boy

00:57:33.740 okay

00:57:34.120 sex

00:57:34.520 cell

00:57:34.780 yes

00:57:35.240 whether

00:57:36.840 it was

00:57:37.040 the egg

00:57:37.300 or the

00:57:37.480 sperm

00:57:37.660 the scientists

00:57:38.120 don't know

00:57:38.600 yet

00:57:38.720 don't know

00:57:39.080 as they

00:57:39.960 analyze this

00:57:40.740 love story

00:57:41.140 oh boy

00:57:41.480 now normal

00:57:42.840 sex

00:57:43.120 cells

00:57:43.400 contain a

00:57:44.820 single copy

00:57:45.340 of each

00:57:45.720 chromosome

00:57:46.080 but the

00:57:47.360 mutant

00:57:47.640 crayfish cell

00:57:48.340 had two

00:57:49.120 somehow the

00:57:50.140 two sex 0.65

00:57:50.620 cells fused

00:57:51.360 and produced

00:57:51.940 a female 0.98

00:57:52.540 crayfish

00:57:53.060 embryo

00:57:53.880 with three

00:57:54.360 copies

00:57:54.780 of each

00:57:55.540 chromosome

00:57:55.900 instead of

00:57:56.460 the normal

00:57:56.720 two

00:57:57.040 somehow

00:57:58.400 the crayfish

00:57:59.560 didn't suffer

00:58:00.160 any deformities

00:58:00.920 because of this

00:58:01.700 which was normally

00:58:02.680 what would happen

00:58:03.140 I want to know

00:58:03.680 is there extra

00:58:04.180 meat

00:58:04.580 yes it's actually

00:58:06.400 these crayfish

00:58:06.880 are very large

00:58:07.640 really

00:58:08.040 and they produce

00:58:08.480 a lot of eggs

00:58:09.080 and what's

00:58:09.380 interesting about

00:58:10.160 these new

00:58:10.700 crayfish

00:58:11.140 that happened

00:58:11.700 on this day

00:58:12.180 this love story

00:58:12.860 that paid off

00:58:13.380 25 years ago

00:58:14.200 just 25 years ago

00:58:15.580 is they can now

00:58:16.680 clone themselves

00:58:17.560 they do not

00:58:18.760 need to have

00:58:19.600 sex anymore

00:58:20.540 they are all

00:58:21.980 females 0.96

00:58:22.440 and the females 0.99

00:58:23.560 have eggs

00:58:24.120 without having

00:58:25.040 sex

00:58:25.520 hundreds of them

00:58:26.780 and they just

00:58:27.720 keep repeating

00:58:28.400 and repeating

00:58:28.880 and repeating

00:58:29.340 and repeating

00:58:29.720 this process

00:58:30.440 so they have

00:58:31.480 now cloned

00:58:32.080 to taking

00:58:33.180 over

00:58:33.520 this is like

00:58:33.940 Gloria Steinem's

00:58:34.900 worst nightmare

00:58:35.660 and greatest dream

00:58:36.880 I don't

00:58:38.000 I officially

00:58:38.560 don't need a man 1.00

00:58:39.520 but the overpopulation

00:58:40.880 will be crazy

00:58:41.580 that's true

00:58:42.320 they are now

00:58:43.240 the New York Times

00:58:44.640 says they're taking

00:58:45.540 over Europe

00:58:46.300 there's millions

00:58:48.000 and they can't stop it

00:58:49.120 because they just

00:58:49.920 keep cloning themselves

00:58:50.760 with the hundreds

00:58:51.440 was it

00:58:52.800 man

00:58:53.500 created

00:58:54.460 or was this natural

00:58:55.440 natural

00:58:56.120 it happens

00:58:56.680 it's evolution

00:58:57.340 it's evolution

00:58:58.740 people

00:58:59.400 Glenn

00:59:02.620 Beck

00:59:03.460 Mercury

00:59:04.580 every once in a while

00:59:07.620 one of those products

00:59:09.040 crosses the line

00:59:11.280 from product name

00:59:12.580 to just the thing

00:59:13.700 that we call

00:59:14.440 the product

00:59:15.640 it's like you know

00:59:16.240 Kleenex

00:59:16.800 you know

00:59:17.420 instead of tissues

00:59:18.020 it just became Kleenex

00:59:19.400 everyone called it Kleenex

00:59:20.460 TiVo was like that

00:59:21.680 the DVR

00:59:22.280 was just a TiVo

00:59:23.500 for a long time

00:59:24.680 now it's DVR

00:59:25.980 well you know

00:59:27.200 Q-tips are like that

00:59:28.300 when you think about

00:59:29.100 cleaning your ears

00:59:30.000 like it's just Q-tips

00:59:31.080 that's not necessarily

00:59:32.100 what they're called

00:59:32.580 that's the brand name

00:59:33.700 and you know

00:59:34.820 you think

00:59:35.200 okay well

00:59:35.940 this is something

00:59:36.900 we all have

00:59:37.880 and we all use

00:59:38.860 and it's got to be

00:59:39.520 the best way to do it

00:59:40.260 well actually

00:59:41.320 not at all

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01:00:40.740 Glenn Beck program

01:00:41.520 welcome back

01:00:45.620 to the program

01:00:46.080 we were just

01:00:46.540 talking about

01:00:46.920 these crayfish

01:00:48.400 that are

01:00:50.320 have mutated

01:00:51.260 and now

01:00:52.180 they can

01:00:53.300 they can

01:00:54.960 have babies

01:00:55.600 without having

01:00:56.400 a male

01:00:56.780 the women 0.97

01:00:57.340 self-fertilize

01:00:59.020 the eggs

01:00:59.540 and they're

01:00:59.840 taking over

01:01:00.380 Europe

01:01:00.780 I see

01:01:01.700 this as a

01:01:02.540 movie

01:01:02.840 a bad

01:01:03.440 1950s

01:01:04.220 B movie

01:01:04.720 they're cloning

01:01:06.600 themselves

01:01:07.540 literally cloning

01:01:08.440 genetically cloning

01:01:09.180 themselves

01:01:09.560 and they

01:01:10.320 I guess

01:01:11.380 they became

01:01:11.820 popular

01:01:12.320 like by

01:01:13.220 people

01:01:13.580 aquarium

01:01:14.400 hobbyists

01:01:14.980 in the 1990s

01:01:16.480 and they

01:01:16.920 because they

01:01:17.440 were bigger

01:01:17.780 than the

01:01:18.060 normal ones

01:01:18.720 and they

01:01:19.160 produced lots

01:01:19.940 of eggs

01:01:20.300 so you'd

01:01:20.520 get lots

01:01:20.840 of extras

01:01:21.260 and they

01:01:21.920 kept producing

01:01:22.480 so many

01:01:22.920 extras

01:01:23.260 people started

01:01:23.900 freaking out

01:01:24.640 and just

01:01:24.900 bringing them

01:01:25.320 to local

01:01:25.680 lakes

01:01:26.060 and just

01:01:26.360 dumping them

01:01:26.840 in the lakes

01:01:27.320 the extras

01:01:27.880 and then of

01:01:29.100 course obviously

01:01:29.880 free to roam

01:01:30.880 they're very resilient

01:01:31.700 free to roam

01:01:32.400 they're able to

01:01:33.060 produce more

01:01:33.640 and more

01:01:33.860 and more

01:01:34.080 and more

01:01:34.420 and now

01:01:35.120 they're all

01:01:35.460 over the world

01:01:36.040 no one knows

01:01:37.080 how to get rid

01:01:37.780 of them

01:01:38.060 or what to do

01:01:38.820 about them

01:01:39.200 it's honestly

01:01:39.660 like the

01:01:40.240 so the rabbit

01:01:42.080 population

01:01:42.680 in

01:01:43.240 in

01:01:43.740 in Australia

01:01:45.400 do you know

01:01:47.000 that

01:01:47.260 I think it's

01:01:48.380 rabbits

01:01:49.220 isn't it

01:01:49.800 well I mean

01:01:50.640 I know one

01:01:51.140 phrase about

01:01:51.660 rabbits that

01:01:52.160 works into

01:01:52.580 the story

01:01:52.940 no I know

01:01:53.060 but I mean

01:01:53.320 there was

01:01:53.560 there was

01:01:53.880 I can't

01:01:55.120 remember how

01:01:55.660 this worked

01:01:56.140 but somebody

01:01:57.040 brought over

01:01:57.800 I think it was

01:01:58.400 rabbits to

01:01:59.000 Australia

01:01:59.440 and there was

01:02:00.320 the natural

01:02:01.780 predators

01:02:02.260 were not

01:02:03.020 strong enough

01:02:03.760 and the rabbit

01:02:04.660 population went

01:02:05.360 crazy

01:02:06.320 and overrun

01:02:07.560 I think it's

01:02:08.500 Australia

01:02:08.920 with rabbits

01:02:09.600 and it was

01:02:10.820 a real

01:02:11.300 problem

01:02:12.000 over in

01:02:13.300 Australia

01:02:13.660 because people

01:02:14.200 you know

01:02:14.680 bring all

01:02:15.840 the cute little

01:02:16.260 bunny

01:02:16.480 and they bring

01:02:16.840 it over

01:02:17.120 I don't know

01:02:18.200 about the cute

01:02:18.520 little crawfish

01:02:19.060 but you know

01:02:20.220 you're taking it

01:02:20.900 out of its

01:02:21.300 natural habitat

01:02:22.100 and you're

01:02:22.700 just starting

01:02:23.340 to dump it

01:02:23.820 and it

01:02:24.120 doesn't have

01:02:25.200 necessarily

01:02:25.680 any predators

01:02:26.320 and in this

01:02:26.820 case it's

01:02:27.500 genetically

01:02:27.980 cloning itself

01:02:28.860 is that the

01:02:29.200 one where

01:02:29.460 there's like

01:02:29.780 a whole island

01:02:30.520 where it's

01:02:31.120 just like

01:02:31.420 covered

01:02:31.720 I don't

01:02:32.720 know

01:02:33.000 it might be

01:02:33.560 a book

01:02:33.940 that I read

01:02:34.440 to my kids

01:02:34.980 at night

01:02:35.340 I don't

01:02:35.600 know

01:02:35.840 it's interesting

01:02:36.940 though that

01:02:37.440 they say

01:02:38.160 that the

01:02:38.620 about one

01:02:39.420 out of every

01:02:39.800 10,000

01:02:40.580 species

01:02:41.140 this occurs

01:02:42.820 with

01:02:43.140 there's some

01:02:43.560 mutation

01:02:44.040 and then

01:02:45.460 the woman 0.98

01:02:46.640 the lovely 0.50

01:02:48.360 woman 0.99

01:02:48.820 she

01:02:50.200 the crop

01:02:51.280 person

01:02:52.020 is very much

01:02:54.320 says me too

01:02:55.020 and doesn't

01:02:55.560 want to be

01:02:55.800 with the men

01:02:56.100 anymore

01:02:56.380 right

01:02:56.700 and then

01:02:57.460 she starts 0.57

01:02:57.980 having her

01:02:58.660 own clone

01:02:59.640 babies

01:03:00.120 and I guess

01:03:01.540 it's you know

01:03:02.300 relatively

01:03:02.940 common

01:03:03.860 well wait

01:03:04.420 well out of

01:03:04.800 one out of

01:03:05.580 every 10,000

01:03:06.340 how come

01:03:06.780 there's not

01:03:07.500 how come

01:03:07.880 we haven't

01:03:08.180 been overrun

01:03:09.000 by

01:03:09.360 whatever it

01:03:11.020 is

01:03:11.360 we sadly

01:03:12.240 think the

01:03:12.660 same way

01:03:13.000 because I

01:03:13.220 was reading

01:03:13.440 the whole

01:03:13.660 article

01:03:13.840 like wait

01:03:14.400 a minute

01:03:14.620 we're going

01:03:15.620 to have

01:03:15.840 like nine

01:03:16.280 feet of

01:03:16.700 crawfish

01:03:17.120 in two

01:03:17.480 weeks

01:03:17.720 that was

01:03:18.080 the way

01:03:18.380 I was

01:03:18.860 ending

01:03:19.480 this

01:03:19.760 apparently

01:03:20.520 they're

01:03:20.980 it's

01:03:21.340 Moore's

01:03:21.780 law

01:03:22.160 right

01:03:22.480 apparently

01:03:24.200 they have

01:03:24.780 a very

01:03:25.940 strange

01:03:27.440 life cycle

01:03:28.100 these species

01:03:28.760 because they

01:03:30.380 launch

01:03:31.200 and they

01:03:31.940 like legitimately

01:03:32.640 they don't know

01:03:33.080 exactly what

01:03:33.620 happened

01:03:33.940 but about

01:03:34.520 25 years

01:03:35.220 ago

01:03:35.340 there's a

01:03:35.620 brand new

01:03:36.020 species

01:03:36.340 and it

01:03:37.160 launched

01:03:37.540 and it

01:03:37.840 has this

01:03:38.180 huge run

01:03:39.000 where they

01:03:39.320 multiply like

01:03:40.280 crazy

01:03:40.720 and then they

01:03:41.680 all sort of

01:03:42.160 die out at

01:03:42.540 once

01:03:42.800 and what they

01:03:43.080 believe is

01:03:43.860 because they're

01:03:45.100 genetic clones

01:03:46.100 they're affected

01:03:47.000 by the same

01:03:47.520 things so when a

01:03:48.380 disease hits one

01:03:49.420 it hits all of

01:03:50.140 them at once

01:03:50.600 and wipes them

01:03:51.020 all out

01:03:51.340 that's what

01:03:51.860 happens to the

01:03:52.360 Aztecs

01:03:52.880 it's what

01:03:54.800 happens in

01:03:55.260 every horror

01:03:56.140 space horror

01:03:56.920 movie

01:03:57.240 every sci-fi

01:03:58.180 film

01:03:58.460 I mean

01:03:58.700 War of the 0.68

01:03:59.000 Worlds

01:03:59.220 right

01:03:59.500 yeah

01:03:59.840 HG Wells

01:04:00.460 he was

01:04:00.800 I think

01:04:01.480 he was

01:04:01.720 the first

01:04:02.000 to do

01:04:02.300 it

01:04:02.420 where

01:04:02.600 it was

01:04:03.780 the common

01:04:04.220 cold

01:04:05.000 that killed

01:04:05.720 the aliens

01:04:06.840 and just

01:04:07.700 spoiler alert

01:04:09.080 in case you

01:04:09.580 happen to be

01:04:10.080 in the world

01:04:11.820 of HG Wells

01:04:13.620 but yeah

01:04:15.440 that's what

01:04:15.740 happens

01:04:16.060 it's kind

01:04:16.400 of crazy

01:04:16.820 and you

01:04:17.980 know

01:04:18.140 so it's

01:04:19.200 a

01:04:19.440 so you're

01:04:19.920 saying that

01:04:20.580 diversity

01:04:21.100 is a good

01:04:21.600 thing

01:04:21.900 so yes

01:04:22.900 right

01:04:23.260 that's what

01:04:23.640 you're saying

01:04:24.040 I am

01:04:24.600 so even

01:04:25.440 around

01:04:25.680 crate people

01:04:26.740 around crate

01:04:27.500 people

01:04:27.740 crate people

01:04:28.160 crawfish are

01:04:31.080 people too

01:04:31.560 they are

01:04:32.380 that's it

01:04:34.240 that's it

01:04:34.600 that's interesting

01:04:35.220 because you

01:04:35.720 would think

01:04:36.100 that maybe

01:04:36.740 maybe we

01:04:39.900 would maybe

01:04:40.360 we would

01:04:40.740 actually celebrate

01:04:41.700 diversity

01:04:42.140 instead of

01:04:42.620 saying we

01:04:43.200 celebrate

01:04:43.560 diversity

01:04:44.060 we would

01:04:44.500 actually

01:04:44.780 you know

01:04:45.180 it's you

01:04:45.460 know what's

01:04:45.660 crazy about

01:04:46.160 this is I

01:04:47.060 guarantee you

01:04:47.660 when they

01:04:48.160 start to die

01:04:48.800 out

01:04:49.140 it will be

01:04:50.720 blamed on

01:04:51.200 the it

01:04:51.660 will be

01:04:51.920 blamed on

01:04:52.500 whoever

01:04:52.880 the polluters

01:04:53.480 the planet

01:04:53.940 or whatever

01:04:54.440 they will

01:04:54.800 completely dismiss

01:04:55.580 that this

01:04:56.140 happens all

01:04:56.940 the time

01:04:57.220 and they

01:04:57.760 will start

01:04:58.360 a save

01:04:58.900 the crayfish

01:04:59.600 or crawfish

01:05:00.300 you know

01:05:02.240 fund

01:05:02.720 and we

01:05:03.640 will have

01:05:04.060 to save

01:05:04.580 and people

01:05:05.440 will pour

01:05:05.820 money and

01:05:06.200 they'll say

01:05:06.460 it's the

01:05:06.740 worst thing

01:05:07.120 ever and

01:05:07.520 look at what

01:05:07.840 we're doing

01:05:08.200 to these

01:05:08.500 poor crawfish

01:05:09.060 these were

01:05:09.520 unique

01:05:10.160 and they'll

01:05:11.240 spend billions

01:05:12.140 of dollars

01:05:12.640 trying to save

01:05:13.180 them

01:05:13.300 when it's

01:05:15.800 kind of

01:05:16.280 natural

01:05:16.720 but anyway

01:05:17.500 speaking of

01:05:18.980 natural

01:05:19.300 I think

01:05:19.940 it's only

01:05:20.240 natural

01:05:20.700 to have

01:05:22.400 this

01:05:22.780 conversation

01:05:23.520 in a

01:05:25.040 press

01:05:26.340 meeting

01:05:26.800 this is

01:05:27.560 a little

01:05:30.020 hopeful

01:05:32.300 moment

01:05:33.040 from Canada

01:05:34.000 with

01:05:35.140 Prime Minister

01:05:36.080 Trudeau

01:05:37.060 yesterday

01:05:37.920 listen

01:05:38.380 we came

01:05:39.260 here today

01:05:39.740 to ask

01:05:40.380 you

01:05:40.660 to also

01:05:41.440 look into

01:05:41.880 the policies

01:05:42.680 that

01:05:43.480 religious

01:05:43.940 charitable

01:05:44.440 organizations

01:05:45.280 have

01:05:45.900 in our

01:05:46.280 legislation

01:05:46.880 so that

01:05:47.560 it can

01:05:48.200 also be

01:05:48.740 changed

01:05:49.160 because

01:05:49.640 maternal

01:05:50.440 love

01:05:50.980 is the

01:05:51.720 love

01:05:52.100 that's

01:05:52.360 going

01:05:52.520 to

01:05:52.680 change

01:05:53.100 the

01:05:53.340 future

01:05:53.760 of

01:05:54.060 mankind

01:05:54.460 so

01:05:55.520 we'd

01:05:55.840 like

01:05:56.040 you

01:05:56.180 to

01:05:56.380 we

01:05:56.940 like

01:05:57.220 to

01:05:57.340 say

01:05:57.460 people

01:05:57.800 kind

01:05:58.260 not

01:05:58.620 necessarily

01:05:59.140 mankind

01:05:59.680 because

01:06:00.240 it's

01:06:00.400 more

01:06:00.580 inclusive

01:06:01.000 there we

01:06:01.440 go

01:06:01.680 exactly

01:06:02.200 yes

01:06:04.060 thank

01:06:04.460 you

01:06:04.720 we can

01:06:05.020 all

01:06:05.240 learn

01:06:05.460 from

01:06:05.660 each

01:06:05.860 other

01:06:06.120 is

01:06:08.060 that

01:06:08.280 hopeful

01:06:08.940 Canada

01:06:10.440 has

01:06:10.660 gone

01:06:10.860 completely

01:06:11.400 over

01:06:11.680 the

01:06:11.880 edge

01:06:12.140 that

01:06:13.220 is

01:06:13.440 awful

01:06:14.100 oh

01:06:14.460 my

01:06:14.780 gosh

01:06:15.300 and

01:06:15.720 the

01:06:15.840 crowd

01:06:16.060 cheers

01:06:16.480 and

01:06:17.000 the

01:06:17.180 crowd

01:06:17.600 cheers

01:06:18.140 and

01:06:18.500 listen

01:06:18.700 to

01:06:18.780 what

01:06:18.860 she's

01:06:19.040 talking

01:06:19.260 about

01:06:19.540 hey

01:06:20.020 will

01:06:20.140 you

01:06:20.240 check

01:06:20.440 into

01:06:20.640 the

01:06:20.880 tax

01:06:22.660 deductions

01:06:23.280 of

01:06:23.760 religious

01:06:24.880 organizations

01:06:25.680 it should

01:06:27.200 be treated

01:06:27.560 fairly

01:06:27.900 so it's

01:06:28.240 an

01:06:28.380 anti-religion

01:06:29.180 question

01:06:29.660 and he

01:06:30.520 corrects

01:06:31.020 with

01:06:31.220 person

01:06:32.100 kind

01:06:32.580 not

01:06:32.920 mankind

01:06:33.340 oh

01:06:33.780 my

01:06:34.020 gosh

01:06:34.900 like

01:06:35.540 that's

01:06:35.900 one

01:06:36.080 of

01:06:36.180 the

01:06:36.280 most

01:06:36.500 irritating

01:06:37.140 clips

01:06:37.900 of

01:06:38.060 audio

01:06:38.320 I've

01:06:38.500 ever

01:06:38.660 heard

01:06:39.880 come

01:06:40.960 on

01:06:41.920 really

01:06:42.480 why

01:06:42.800 can

01:06:43.080 that

01:06:43.240 it

01:06:43.720 makes

01:06:44.060 me

01:06:44.280 want

01:06:44.440 to

01:06:44.600 eat

01:06:44.740 detergent

01:06:45.240 pods

01:06:45.660 yeah

01:06:46.440 yeah

01:06:46.660 you know

01:06:47.140 what I mean

01:06:47.380 it's like

01:06:47.740 I listen

01:06:48.340 to that

01:06:48.580 I'm like

01:06:48.900 I don't

01:06:49.180 know

01:06:49.260 I'm gonna

01:06:49.480 give

01:06:49.640 Ty

01:06:49.820 to try

01:06:50.200 the

01:06:52.060 my

01:06:52.620 insides

01:06:53.000 will be

01:06:53.200 very clean

01:06:53.640 very clean

01:06:54.240 very very

01:06:55.180 clean

01:06:55.560 I can't

01:06:57.040 take it

01:06:57.400 I can't

01:06:58.000 take it

01:06:58.280 that's

01:06:58.560 unbelievable

01:06:59.120 how can

01:07:00.340 we possibly

01:07:00.880 be at

01:07:01.220 a point

01:07:01.520 where we

01:07:02.240 take things

01:07:02.760 that way

01:07:04.900 searching for

01:07:05.500 outrage

01:07:06.000 there

01:07:06.300 right

01:07:06.640 searching

01:07:07.100 for it

01:07:07.600 what are

01:07:07.820 you talking

01:07:08.100 about

01:07:08.360 no no

01:07:08.840 no

01:07:09.300 no

01:07:09.600 no

01:07:09.980 it's

01:07:10.160 just

01:07:10.300 the

01:07:10.440 truth

01:07:10.720 you're

01:07:10.960 looking

01:07:11.320 for

01:07:11.600 any

01:07:11.960 way

01:07:12.300 you can

01:07:12.660 possibly

01:07:13.400 find

01:07:13.780 to keep

01:07:14.160 yourself

01:07:14.480 awake

01:07:15.000 through

01:07:16.180 outrage

01:07:16.700 it's not

01:07:17.380 even like

01:07:17.760 you're

01:07:17.940 it's not

01:07:18.540 even people

01:07:18.880 hear something

01:07:19.360 and they get

01:07:19.720 angry at it

01:07:20.620 anymore

01:07:20.920 it's people

01:07:21.780 searching

01:07:22.400 constantly

01:07:23.100 to find

01:07:23.820 a way

01:07:24.180 to make

01:07:24.700 themselves

01:07:25.140 angry

01:07:25.540 no no

01:07:25.880 no

01:07:26.060 no

01:07:26.360 no

01:07:26.760 here's

01:07:27.320 here's

01:07:28.460 Senator

01:07:28.800 Jill

01:07:30.020 Debran

01:07:30.320 she said

01:07:31.040 I think

01:07:31.660 a lot

01:07:31.960 of

01:07:32.100 President

01:07:32.400 Trump's

01:07:32.760 rhetoric

01:07:33.060 is

01:07:33.300 racist

01:07:33.840 I think

01:07:34.860 we've

01:07:35.060 all

01:07:35.200 learned

01:07:35.460 what

01:07:35.840 happens

01:07:36.200 when

01:07:36.380 people

01:07:36.700 you know

01:07:37.560 claim

01:07:37.840 the

01:07:38.000 President

01:07:38.320 is

01:07:38.580 racist

01:07:38.900 oh

01:07:39.100 it's

01:07:39.200 very bad

01:07:39.700 you should

01:07:40.100 not do

01:07:40.720 that

01:07:40.900 we know

01:07:41.320 one thing

01:07:41.760 I know

01:07:42.140 one thing

01:07:42.820 I learned

01:07:43.460 do not

01:07:44.940 question

01:07:45.580 not okay

01:07:46.700 that is

01:07:47.280 that's

01:07:47.640 that's

01:07:47.900 an insult

01:07:48.500 to the

01:07:48.840 presidency

01:07:49.340 the office

01:07:49.980 of the

01:07:50.260 people who

01:07:52.060 do that

01:07:52.480 owe

01:07:52.800 not only

01:07:53.740 the

01:07:53.980 president

01:07:54.420 but owe

01:07:55.260 the entire

01:07:55.900 country

01:07:56.380 if not

01:07:56.840 the world

01:07:57.440 I heard

01:07:57.740 that one

01:07:58.060 in South

01:07:58.400 America

01:07:59.100 if not

01:07:59.920 the world

01:08:00.800 you owe

01:08:02.120 him

01:08:02.480 and

01:08:03.500 them

01:08:04.220 all

01:08:05.500 person

01:08:06.220 kind

01:08:06.700 an

01:08:07.220 apology

01:08:07.600 it

01:08:07.800 seemed

01:08:07.980 like

01:08:08.120 you got

01:08:08.280 a little

01:08:08.460 specific

01:08:08.920 there

01:08:09.280 rather

01:08:09.660 I don't

01:08:09.960 know

01:08:10.140 I was

01:08:10.840 just

01:08:11.000 thinking

01:08:11.320 about

01:08:11.560 how much

01:08:11.880 I enjoyed

01:08:12.280 my trip

01:08:12.720 and my

01:08:13.360 interview

01:08:13.760 with

01:08:14.660 South

01:08:16.180 African

01:08:16.540 television

01:08:17.020 anyway

01:08:17.400 she made

01:08:18.860 the

01:08:19.140 remark

01:08:20.320 and she

01:08:21.560 said

01:08:21.980 when you

01:08:22.800 use the

01:08:23.600 phrase

01:08:24.100 chained

01:08:24.900 migration

01:08:25.760 it

01:08:27.220 is

01:08:27.400 intentional

01:08:28.060 in

01:08:28.600 trying

01:08:28.860 to

01:08:29.120 demonize

01:08:29.880 literally

01:08:31.360 I'm

01:08:31.600 still

01:08:31.780 quoting

01:08:32.100 literally

01:08:32.520 demonize

01:08:33.180 families

01:08:33.740 and make

01:08:34.340 it into

01:08:34.780 a racist

01:08:35.440 slur 0.98

01:08:36.060 that's

01:08:36.820 not

01:08:37.000 right

01:08:37.400 we have

01:08:38.040 to

01:08:38.180 change

01:08:38.600 the

01:08:38.820 debate

01:08:39.220 these

01:08:39.540 are

01:08:39.680 people

01:08:40.020 these

01:08:40.300 are

01:08:40.480 families

01:08:41.080 so

01:08:41.440 literally

01:08:42.140 demonizing

01:08:42.860 would be

01:08:43.240 trying to

01:08:43.840 turn them

01:08:44.420 into a

01:08:44.920 demon

01:08:45.260 so

01:08:46.280 what

01:08:46.680 part

01:08:47.120 of that

01:08:47.800 statement

01:08:48.760 try

01:08:49.480 the word

01:08:50.400 Shane

01:08:51.060 is a

01:08:51.980 literal

01:08:52.460 way

01:08:52.860 to

01:08:53.080 describe

01:08:53.560 a

01:08:53.780 demon

01:08:54.100 well

01:08:56.720 yeah

01:08:56.940 of course

01:08:57.880 of course

01:08:58.640 you want

01:08:58.960 to

01:08:59.100 demonize

01:09:00.120 these

01:09:00.280 people

01:09:00.520 demons

01:09:01.580 are

01:09:01.880 obviously

01:09:02.300 slaves

01:09:02.780 I'm

01:09:03.740 just

01:09:03.920 I don't

01:09:05.240 think

01:09:05.600 you

01:09:06.480 follow it

01:09:07.240 and I

01:09:07.480 certainly

01:09:07.800 don't

01:09:07.980 think

01:09:08.160 she

01:09:08.360 follows

01:09:08.680 it

01:09:08.900 okay

01:09:09.720 how

01:09:09.880 about

01:09:10.000 this

01:09:10.160 one

01:09:10.320 Elizabeth

01:09:10.760 Warren

01:09:11.160 2020

01:09:12.840 right around

01:09:14.420 the corner

01:09:14.760 what are we

01:09:15.620 going to do

01:09:15.840 with Elizabeth

01:09:16.260 Warren

01:09:16.660 Chief

01:09:17.660 How-Pow

01:09:18.040 what are we

01:09:18.420 going to

01:09:18.560 do

01:09:19.060 I don't

01:09:19.760 know

01:09:20.100 I mean

01:09:20.700 she needs

01:09:21.280 to be

01:09:21.500 protected

01:09:21.860 as she's

01:09:22.320 a protected

01:09:22.860 tribe

01:09:23.500 right

01:09:24.040 she has

01:09:25.020 listed

01:09:25.280 herself

01:09:25.600 as a

01:09:25.940 Native

01:09:26.120 American

01:09:26.580 she claims

01:09:27.200 that she

01:09:27.500 was a

01:09:27.840 minority

01:09:28.360 in the

01:09:28.900 legal

01:09:29.220 directory

01:09:29.680 of the

01:09:30.140 association

01:09:30.740 of

01:09:31.240 American

01:09:31.680 law

01:09:31.980 schools

01:09:32.340 she's

01:09:33.080 listed

01:09:33.400 as a

01:09:33.880 Native

01:09:34.100 American

01:09:34.560 in

01:09:34.960 federal

01:09:35.280 forms

01:09:35.760 at

01:09:35.940 Harvard

01:09:36.280 and the

01:09:36.640 University

01:09:37.040 of

01:09:37.400 Pennsylvania

01:09:38.000 she

01:09:38.820 contributed

01:09:39.320 to the

01:09:39.840 Native

01:09:40.140 American

01:09:40.640 cookbook

01:09:41.420 which

01:09:42.040 is not

01:09:43.020 insulting

01:09:43.520 at all

01:09:43.940 to call

01:09:44.320 it

01:09:44.480 powwow

01:09:45.300 chow

01:09:45.880 she has

01:09:48.160 listed

01:09:48.440 Trudeau

01:09:49.240 was just

01:09:49.560 beat by

01:09:50.020 powwow

01:09:50.480 chow

01:09:50.800 for the

01:09:51.440 most annoying

01:09:51.960 thing

01:09:52.260 I've

01:09:52.440 ever heard

01:09:52.780 powwow

01:09:53.200 chow

01:09:53.360 there's

01:09:53.600 nothing

01:09:53.840 humiliating

01:09:54.500 or degrading

01:09:55.300 about that

01:09:55.680 at all

01:09:56.080 not at all

01:09:57.020 okay

01:09:57.420 she has

01:09:59.000 also listed

01:09:59.500 her name

01:09:59.960 as

01:10:00.280 Elizabeth

01:10:00.720 Warren

01:10:01.080 Cherokee

01:10:01.680 in

01:10:02.080 powwow

01:10:02.440 chow

01:10:02.760 okay

01:10:03.680 but for

01:10:04.720 some reason

01:10:05.140 she has

01:10:05.580 not officially

01:10:06.460 reported her

01:10:07.100 Native American

01:10:07.700 ethnicity

01:10:08.120 to the

01:10:09.060 Senate

01:10:09.340 to the

01:10:10.120 historian

01:10:10.600 office

01:10:11.060 I mean

01:10:11.680 you'd

01:10:11.860 think

01:10:11.980 that

01:10:12.100 would

01:10:12.200 be

01:10:12.320 important

01:10:12.600 the

01:10:12.760 first

01:10:12.960 Cherokee

01:10:13.520 just a

01:10:14.280 whoopsie

01:10:14.720 yeah

01:10:15.040 I think

01:10:15.380 it is

01:10:15.820 I think

01:10:16.100 it is

01:10:16.640 either

01:10:17.120 that

01:10:17.440 or she

01:10:17.880 isn't

01:10:18.220 really

01:10:18.600 a

01:10:18.840 Native

01:10:19.020 American

01:10:19.500 oh

01:10:20.020 one

01:10:20.340 of

01:10:20.520 the

01:10:20.660 she's

01:10:21.340 the

01:10:21.480 whitest

01:10:21.820 white

01:10:22.060 person

01:10:22.400 ever

01:10:22.640 that

01:10:22.900 could

01:10:23.280 be

01:10:23.680 one

01:10:24.520 of

01:10:24.900 the

01:10:25.080 things

01:10:25.380 she

01:10:25.600 claims

01:10:25.960 her

01:10:26.120 family

01:10:26.420 ties

01:10:26.820 go back

01:10:27.200 to

01:10:27.480 Oklahoma

01:10:28.500 before

01:10:29.020 it

01:10:29.180 was

01:10:29.320 a

01:10:29.500 stake

01:10:29.800 she

01:10:31.080 said

01:10:31.260 she

01:10:31.400 always

01:10:31.620 grew

01:10:31.800 up

01:10:31.920 hearing

01:10:32.120 tales

01:10:32.460 from her

01:10:32.780 mother's

01:10:33.080 side

01:10:33.300 of the

01:10:33.540 family

01:10:33.800 that

01:10:34.060 they

01:10:34.480 had

01:10:34.700 Cherokee

01:10:35.180 and

01:10:35.500 Delaware

01:10:35.920 blood

01:10:36.320 in them

01:10:36.660 can I

01:10:37.240 tell you

01:10:37.440 something

01:10:37.720 I also

01:10:39.300 heard my

01:10:39.720 grandfather

01:10:40.160 tell tales

01:10:40.880 that you

01:10:41.360 know

01:10:41.540 we were

01:10:42.680 related to

01:10:43.460 you know

01:10:43.880 kings and

01:10:44.620 queens 0.99

01:10:44.980 over in

01:10:45.420 Europe

01:10:45.560 no we

01:10:46.120 weren't

01:10:46.640 we're

01:10:46.920 nobodies

01:10:47.660 we're

01:10:48.240 nobodies

01:10:48.860 you don't

01:10:49.480 listen to

01:10:49.880 the tales

01:10:50.320 and then

01:10:50.600 take that

01:10:51.120 to the

01:10:51.440 to the

01:10:52.220 school

01:10:53.260 and say

01:10:53.560 yep

01:10:54.040 you gotta

01:10:55.040 call

01:10:55.440 I'm royalty

01:10:56.260 no

01:10:57.260 and she's

01:10:58.300 not a

01:10:58.600 Native

01:10:58.760 American

01:10:59.320 thorough

01:11:00.720 examination

01:11:01.440 by

01:11:01.980 genealogist

01:11:02.820 has proved

01:11:03.400 that she

01:11:03.940 is not

01:11:04.980 Native

01:11:05.460 America

01:11:06.000 Native

01:11:06.820 American

01:11:07.140 they poured

01:11:07.540 over her

01:11:07.980 family's

01:11:08.400 birth

01:11:08.640 marriage

01:11:08.980 and death

01:11:09.420 records

01:11:09.800 and couldn't

01:11:10.340 find any

01:11:10.960 proof

01:11:11.340 that she

01:11:12.120 has any

01:11:12.640 Native

01:11:12.920 American

01:11:13.360 in her

01:11:14.060 and wasn't

01:11:14.620 her answer

01:11:15.040 to that

01:11:15.360 basically

01:11:15.780 like

01:11:16.060 well I

01:11:16.880 didn't

01:11:17.060 mean like

01:11:17.540 blood

01:11:18.420 my heritage

01:11:19.780 was Native

01:11:20.720 American

01:11:21.100 like I

01:11:21.480 made recipes

01:11:22.780 that were

01:11:23.940 related to

01:11:24.520 powwow chow

01:11:25.480 wasn't that

01:11:26.100 her kind

01:11:26.500 of answer

01:11:26.880 to that

01:11:27.220 she didn't

01:11:28.580 fully

01:11:29.280 she's

01:11:30.100 identifying

01:11:31.480 as a

01:11:32.280 Native

01:11:32.480 American

01:11:32.800 kind

01:11:32.940 of

01:11:33.240 right

01:11:33.520 yeah

01:11:33.900 it really

01:11:34.460 is

01:11:34.860 that

01:11:35.380 situation

01:11:35.860 yeah

01:11:36.240 so

01:11:37.040 the question

01:11:38.260 is

01:11:38.480 can

01:11:38.660 anybody

01:11:39.580 just claim

01:11:40.420 to be

01:11:40.740 what they

01:11:41.060 want

01:11:41.420 and expect

01:11:41.860 everybody

01:11:42.200 to go

01:11:42.620 along

01:11:42.980 with it

01:11:43.420 no

01:11:46.220 no

01:11:47.540 the

01:11:48.560 Democrats

01:11:48.920 are

01:11:49.360 freaking

01:11:50.020 out a

01:11:50.340 little

01:11:50.460 bit

01:11:50.640 on

01:11:50.800 what

01:11:50.980 do

01:11:51.060 we

01:11:51.180 do

01:11:51.600 with

01:11:51.920 her

01:11:52.080 Native

01:11:52.340 American

01:11:52.820 heritage

01:11:53.280 if she

01:11:53.760 decides

01:11:54.200 to run

01:11:54.680 in

01:11:54.840 2020

01:11:55.280 I

01:11:56.760 say

01:11:56.960 embrace

01:11:57.360 it

01:11:57.600 I say

01:11:58.760 you put

01:11:59.000 her in

01:11:59.200 a full

01:11:59.480 headdress

01:12:00.020 and she

01:12:01.140 comes out

01:12:01.760 with a

01:12:02.040 peace pipe

01:12:02.740 and she

01:12:03.880 just

01:12:04.100 she just 0.65

01:12:04.600 embraces

01:12:05.140 it all

01:12:05.440 some people

01:12:05.880 might find

01:12:06.280 that offensive

01:12:06.800 however it

01:12:07.780 couldn't possibly

01:12:08.580 be as

01:12:08.900 offensive as

01:12:09.420 powwow chow

01:12:10.020 it would be

01:12:10.440 it would be

01:12:11.000 offensive

01:12:11.420 it would be

01:12:11.980 offensive if I

01:12:12.840 did it but

01:12:13.340 not if she

01:12:13.900 did it because

01:12:14.520 she's Native

01:12:15.140 American

01:12:15.740 she

01:12:17.100 no she's

01:12:17.740 not

01:12:18.040 just

01:12:18.280 you don't

01:12:19.060 get into

01:12:19.380 powwow chow

01:12:20.000 for nothing

01:12:20.520 yeah

01:12:20.840 I'm sure

01:12:22.140 you think

01:12:24.440 you probably

01:12:24.940 do get in

01:12:25.440 for nothing

01:12:25.840 yeah

01:12:26.180 by the way

01:12:28.660 the UK

01:12:30.100 is all

01:12:30.780 over

01:12:31.100 they have

01:12:32.020 a government

01:12:32.360 watchdog

01:12:32.880 group now

01:12:33.400 just let

01:12:34.520 you know

01:12:34.800 they want

01:12:35.480 you to

01:12:35.680 stop using

01:12:36.100 the words

01:12:36.580 Islamic

01:12:37.040 terrorism

01:12:37.540 because it

01:12:38.200 doesn't

01:12:38.520 exist

01:12:38.920 oh good

01:12:42.420 oh by the

01:12:45.120 way in

01:12:46.060 Poland

01:12:46.420 they have

01:12:47.660 they've just

01:12:48.760 banned

01:12:49.340 the references

01:12:50.500 to the

01:12:51.080 Holocaust 0.95

01:12:51.420 era

01:12:52.000 they have

01:12:53.800 banned

01:12:54.280 the phrase

01:12:54.960 Polish

01:12:55.640 death

01:12:56.220 camps

01:12:56.720 because

01:12:58.000 Polish

01:12:58.580 death

01:12:58.980 camps

01:12:59.420 didn't

01:13:00.380 exist

01:13:00.800 what is that

01:13:04.500 just Poland

01:13:04.920 defending

01:13:05.360 Poland

01:13:05.720 like it

01:13:06.100 wasn't

01:13:06.400 we didn't

01:13:07.080 do it

01:13:07.420 stop saying

01:13:07.920 it was

01:13:08.120 ours

01:13:08.460 yes

01:13:08.900 I can

01:13:10.460 kind of

01:13:10.920 I can

01:13:12.380 that's

01:13:12.700 kind of

01:13:12.860 like

01:13:12.980 Monica

01:13:13.320 Lewinsky

01:13:13.720 who's

01:13:14.480 lately

01:13:15.020 been pushing

01:13:15.440 back

01:13:15.720 saying

01:13:15.960 stop

01:13:16.320 calling

01:13:16.680 it

01:13:16.840 the

01:13:16.980 Monica

01:13:17.260 Lewinsky

01:13:17.720 scandal

01:13:18.240 of course

01:13:19.060 she was

01:13:19.580 involved

01:13:19.980 in it

01:13:20.360 but it

01:13:21.200 wasn't

01:13:21.460 just

01:13:21.820 her

01:13:22.220 there was

01:13:23.560 a guy

01:13:24.240 involved

01:13:24.680 in it

01:13:24.920 too

01:13:25.020 I don't

01:13:25.180 know if

01:13:25.340 anyone

01:13:25.480 remembers

01:13:25.740 it

01:13:25.940 you're

01:13:25.960 going to

01:13:26.040 change

01:13:26.340 that part

01:13:26.820 sweetheart

01:13:27.140 oh did

01:13:28.000 I just

01:13:28.220 call her

01:13:28.480 sweetheart

01:13:28.720 oh my

01:13:29.540 gosh

01:13:29.780 that's

01:13:31.260 unbelievable

01:13:31.840 and right

01:13:32.640 after by the way

01:13:33.300 I don't know if

01:13:33.620 anyone's pulled

01:13:34.020 this audio

01:13:34.380 he said

01:13:34.720 powwow chow

01:13:35.600 on the air

01:13:35.960 did you hear

01:13:36.860 that

01:13:37.140 all right

01:13:39.220 with the

01:13:39.480 down down

01:13:39.980 over a

01:13:40.540 thousand

01:13:41.080 points

01:13:41.600 in the

01:13:41.920 past few

01:13:42.380 trading

01:13:43.060 days

01:13:43.480 it is

01:13:43.920 worth

01:13:44.100 noting

01:13:44.340 that

01:13:44.560 gold

01:13:45.260 is

01:13:45.680 actually

01:13:46.060 slightly

01:13:46.540 up

01:13:46.920 gold

01:13:47.580 is

01:13:47.780 doing

01:13:48.020 exactly

01:13:48.460 what

01:13:48.700 it is

01:13:48.960 supposed

01:13:49.340 to

01:13:49.580 do

01:13:49.740 when the

01:13:50.120 market

01:13:50.380 gets

01:13:50.720 volatile

01:13:51.160 this

01:13:52.360 is

01:13:52.540 why

01:13:52.760 I

01:13:52.960 buy

01:13:53.180 gold

01:13:53.520 as

01:13:53.820 an

01:13:53.960 insurance

01:13:54.500 policy

01:13:55.140 an

01:13:55.700 insurance

01:13:56.080 policy

01:13:56.520 that

01:13:56.800 goes

01:13:57.080 against

01:13:57.460 the

01:13:57.680 craziness

01:13:58.360 of

01:13:58.900 everything

01:13:59.500 that is

01:13:59.840 going on

01:14:00.240 in the

01:14:00.400 world

01:14:00.700 it just

01:14:02.260 made me

01:14:03.000 laugh

01:14:03.360 people

01:14:04.080 say

01:14:04.300 gold

01:14:05.140 gold

01:14:05.760 gold

01:14:06.380 gold

01:14:06.880 gold

01:14:07.040 gold

01:14:07.280 it's

01:14:07.460 so bad

01:14:08.500 really

01:14:09.160 I haven't

01:14:10.460 noticed

01:14:10.720 it

01:14:10.940 I think

01:14:11.420 I bought

01:14:11.920 it at

01:14:12.200 maybe

01:14:12.400 $300

01:14:12.840 an ounce

01:14:13.680 and it's

01:14:14.120 what is

01:14:14.560 it now

01:14:14.900 $1500

01:14:15.520 an ounce

01:14:16.040 I'm

01:14:16.480 pretty

01:14:16.880 comfortable

01:14:17.260 with that

01:14:17.720 and I

01:14:18.340 don't

01:14:18.500 buy it

01:14:18.840 as an

01:14:19.080 investment

01:14:19.480 I buy

01:14:20.600 it

01:14:20.760 as

01:14:21.000 an

01:14:21.140 insurance

01:14:21.640 policy

01:14:22.160 because

01:14:22.480 gold

01:14:22.840 has

01:14:23.040 been

01:14:23.160 a

01:14:23.340 safe

01:14:23.560 haven

01:14:23.780 for

01:14:24.000 centuries

01:14:24.540 and

01:14:24.840 it

01:14:24.960 performs

01:14:25.360 well

01:14:25.760 in

01:14:26.020 times

01:14:26.400 of

01:14:26.700 inflation

01:14:27.340 and

01:14:27.680 volatility

01:14:28.160 what

01:14:29.320 is

01:14:29.700 the

01:14:29.840 market

01:14:30.120 freaking

01:14:30.540 out

01:14:30.800 about

01:14:31.140 inflation

01:14:32.220 which

01:14:32.880 is

01:14:33.040 making

01:14:33.340 it

01:14:33.620 volatile

01:14:34.620 ta-da 0.62

01:14:35.920 gold

01:14:37.500 line

01:14:37.840 now under

01:14:38.380 new

01:14:38.720 ownership

01:14:39.560 with better

01:14:40.300 pricing

01:14:40.720 but the

01:14:41.080 same

01:14:41.280 great

01:14:41.620 service

01:14:41.940 the

01:14:42.100 same

01:14:42.280 great

01:14:42.540 people

01:14:42.820 that

01:14:43.000 are

01:14:43.080 there

01:14:43.300 they're

01:14:43.720 waiting

01:14:43.920 for

01:14:44.080 your

01:14:44.220 phone

01:14:44.400 call

01:14:44.620 now

01:14:44.820 read

01:14:45.100 their

01:14:45.240 important

01:14:45.560 risk

01:14:45.780 information

01:14:46.260 and find

01:14:46.620 out

01:14:46.740 if

01:14:46.840 gold

01:14:46.980 or

01:14:47.120 silver

01:14:47.300 is

01:14:47.500 right

01:14:47.700 for

01:14:47.880 you

01:14:48.180 call

01:14:49.020 866

01:14:49.680 gold

01:14:50.280 line

01:14:50.560 that's

01:14:50.920 1-866

01:14:52.060 gold

01:14:52.760 line

01:14:53.120 or

01:14:53.480 gold

01:14:53.900 line

01:14:54.240 dot

01:14:54.540 com

01:14:55.100 Glenn

01:14:57.280 back

01:14:58.280 mercury

01:14:59.240 Glenn

01:15:03.860 back

01:15:04.440 so how

01:15:06.520 you

01:15:06.600 feeling

01:15:06.780 about

01:15:06.980 your

01:15:07.420 cryptocurrency

01:15:08.000 there

01:15:08.500 Stu

01:15:08.800 everything's

01:15:09.560 going

01:15:09.700 well

01:15:10.080 sunny skies

01:15:11.580 that was

01:15:13.740 another thing

01:15:14.160 as the

01:15:14.460 eagles

01:15:14.640 were winning

01:15:14.900 the super

01:15:15.200 bowl

01:15:15.440 cryptocurrency

01:15:16.740 market

01:15:17.360 was

01:15:17.560 further

01:15:18.200 crashing

01:15:18.720 and I

01:15:19.440 didn't

01:15:19.640 care

01:15:19.920 and I

01:15:20.660 didn't

01:15:20.860 care

01:15:21.140 what is

01:15:21.980 it at

01:15:22.240 today

01:15:22.600 it's

01:15:23.240 around

01:15:23.460 7000

01:15:24.240 it was

01:15:24.660 6500

01:15:25.520 this

01:15:25.940 morning

01:15:26.260 yeah

01:15:26.840 so it's

01:15:27.320 down

01:15:27.500 from

01:15:27.680 19

01:15:28.400 yeah

01:15:29.220 peaked

01:15:29.660 at

01:15:29.780 19

01:15:30.080 thousand

01:15:30.360 I mean

01:15:30.560 again

01:15:30.800 it's

01:15:31.000 up

01:15:31.180 immensely

01:15:31.960 for

01:15:32.380 over

01:15:32.820 the

01:15:32.960 past

01:15:33.160 year

01:15:33.340 and

01:15:33.500 I

01:15:33.880 think

01:15:34.040 I

01:15:34.380 was

01:15:34.520 reading

01:15:34.760 the

01:15:35.420 other

01:15:35.540 day

01:15:35.760 that

01:15:36.000 we're

01:15:36.300 back

01:15:36.560 to

01:15:36.800 December

01:15:37.400 6th

01:15:38.660 levels

01:15:39.120 this

01:15:40.900 last

01:15:41.240 December

01:15:41.620 December

01:15:42.080 6th

01:15:42.600 which

01:15:42.740 two

01:15:43.060 months

01:15:43.340 ago

01:15:43.680 which we

01:15:44.560 thought was

01:15:45.100 crazy

01:15:45.440 at the

01:15:46.600 time

01:15:46.780 as far

01:15:47.080 as gains

01:15:47.700 you know

01:15:48.080 I mean

01:15:48.300 it's

01:15:48.540 yeah

01:15:48.820 it was

01:15:49.100 such a

01:15:49.460 crazy run

01:15:50.040 and you

01:15:50.560 know

01:15:50.640 who knows

01:15:50.980 what's

01:15:51.140 going to

01:15:51.320 happen

01:15:51.520 it could

01:15:51.780 crash

01:15:52.060 further

01:15:52.360 it could

01:15:52.660 go back

01:15:53.040 up

01:15:53.280 I mean

01:15:53.480 I

01:15:53.820 probably

01:15:54.500 knows

01:15:54.880 I mean

01:15:55.440 if you

01:15:55.660 obviously

01:15:56.040 you're in

01:15:56.420 this for

01:15:56.740 the long

01:15:57.040 term

01:15:57.180 if you

01:15:57.400 believe

01:15:57.700 in it

01:15:58.440 or you

01:15:59.000 know

01:15:59.120 if you

01:15:59.420 made

01:15:59.740 some

01:15:59.940 profits

01:16:00.240 you can

01:16:00.460 always

01:16:00.620 take

01:16:00.820 some

01:16:00.960 off

01:16:01.120 the

01:16:01.220 table

01:16:01.520 all I

01:16:02.000 can

01:16:02.080 think

01:16:02.220 of

01:16:02.320 is

01:16:02.420 Malcolm

01:16:02.780 Gladwell

01:16:03.220 but it's

01:16:03.520 not

01:16:03.660 Malcolm

01:16:03.960 Gladwell

01:16:04.460 it's

01:16:04.680 the other

01:16:05.040 guy

01:16:05.260 who's

01:16:05.460 cryptocurrency

01:16:06.060 he's been

01:16:06.680 on the

01:16:06.920 show

01:16:07.100 before

01:16:07.640 he's

01:16:08.200 Silicon

01:16:08.460 Valley

01:16:08.780 guy

01:16:09.360 yeah

01:16:10.540 he's

01:16:11.760 coming

01:16:11.960 on

01:16:12.300 because

01:16:12.740 I've

01:16:12.900 been

01:16:12.980 writing

01:16:13.200 him

01:16:13.360 going

01:16:13.580 James

01:16:14.360 and he's

01:16:16.580 a big

01:16:16.780 crypto

01:16:17.100 guy

01:16:17.300 big

01:16:17.560 Bitcoin

01:16:17.980 guy

01:16:18.320 and he

01:16:19.000 says

01:16:19.500 it's

01:16:19.920 fine

01:16:20.200 it's

01:16:20.480 fine

01:16:20.800 it's

01:16:21.080 fine

01:16:21.340 a lot

01:16:21.560 of

01:16:21.640 people

01:16:21.780 are

01:16:21.940 still

01:16:22.120 predicting

01:16:22.480 the

01:16:22.680 big

01:16:22.840 things

01:16:23.160 and

01:16:23.340 who

01:16:23.500 knows

01:16:23.700 what's

01:16:24.080 going

01:16:24.200 to

01:16:24.260 happen

01:16:24.480 with

01:16:24.640 it

01:16:24.700 I

01:16:24.800 will

01:16:24.940 say

01:16:25.080 today

01:16:25.340 there's

01:16:26.400 testimony

01:16:27.200 going

01:16:27.520 on

01:16:27.740 in the

01:16:33.960 hasn't

01:16:35.140 the

01:16:35.260 United

01:16:35.480 States

01:16:35.900 come

01:16:36.120 out

01:16:36.280 with

01:16:36.480 the

01:16:36.600 bit

01:16:36.720 dollar

01:16:37.000 well

01:16:40.840 they're

01:16:41.260 not

01:16:41.360 exactly

01:16:41.620 quick

01:16:42.000 to

01:16:42.180 innovate

01:16:42.520 him

01:16:42.720 I

01:16:43.320 mean

01:16:44.420 why

01:16:45.000 isn't

01:16:45.380 somebody

01:16:45.780 I

01:16:46.120 mean

01:16:46.200 we're

01:16:46.340 not

01:16:46.460 even

01:16:46.600 talking

01:16:47.040 about

01:16:47.280 China

01:16:47.600 is

01:16:48.040 Russia

01:16:48.680 is

01:16:49.040 talking

01:16:49.260 about

01:16:49.440 that

01:16:49.500 I

01:16:51.760 mean

01:16:51.880 do

01:16:51.980 you

01:16:52.080 want

01:16:52.320 a

01:16:52.500 cryptocurrency

01:16:53.200 backed

01:16:53.960 by

01:16:54.220 your

01:16:54.920 US

01:16:55.240 government

01:16:55.480 what's

01:16:55.680 the

01:16:55.760 point

01:16:55.980 of

01:16:56.100 it

01:16:56.260 I

01:16:56.680 don't

01:16:58.440 right

01:16:58.760 I'm

01:16:59.080 surprised

01:16:59.500 because

01:17:00.040 it's

01:17:00.340 also

01:17:00.540 way

01:17:00.740 for

01:17:00.860 them

01:17:00.960 to

01:17:01.080 make

01:17:01.260 a

01:17:01.400 lot

01:17:01.600 of

01:17:01.740 money

01:17:01.980 that's

01:17:02.220 what

01:17:02.320 I

01:17:02.440 mean

01:17:02.680 I

01:17:03.220 mean

01:17:03.420 you

01:17:03.940 know

01:17:04.040 I'm

01:17:04.260 thinking

01:17:04.500 this is

01:17:04.980 the

01:17:05.140 evil

01:17:05.520 fad

01:17:05.960 here

01:17:06.200 okay

01:17:06.540 get

01:17:07.920 into

01:17:08.180 the

01:17:08.340 market

01:17:08.600 control

01:17:09.040 the

01:17:09.280 market

01:17:09.600 you

01:17:10.180 know

01:17:10.280 we

01:17:10.420 have

01:17:10.560 all

01:17:10.760 the

01:17:10.940 we

01:17:11.120 have

01:17:11.260 all

01:17:11.400 the

01:17:11.540 levers

01:17:11.820 we

01:17:12.040 can

01:17:12.180 control

01:17:12.500 everything

01:17:12.920 and

01:17:13.200 then

01:17:13.320 we

01:17:13.500 can

01:17:13.640 say

01:17:13.860 no

01:17:14.140 you

01:17:14.320 know

01:17:14.420 Bitcoin

01:17:14.720 that's

01:17:15.060 unsafe

01:17:15.400 that's

01:17:15.660 for

01:17:15.800 drug

01:17:16.060 lords

01:17:16.420 and

01:17:17.760 they

01:17:18.060 make

01:17:18.280 a lot

01:17:18.500 of

01:17:18.580 money

01:17:18.800 I

01:17:19.020 don't

01:17:19.160 understand

01:17:19.520 why

01:17:19.800 we're

01:17:20.040 not

01:17:20.280 doing

01:17:20.620 that

01:17:21.040 also

01:17:22.160 incredible

01:17:22.720 visibility

01:17:23.280 on your

01:17:23.600 financial

01:17:24.000 transactions

01:17:24.560 if they

01:17:24.900 controlled

01:17:25.260 it

01:17:25.360 I'm

01:17:25.540 really

01:17:25.820 happy

01:17:26.280 that

01:17:26.520 they're

01:17:26.680 not

01:17:26.980 don't

01:17:27.260 get me

01:17:27.440 wrong

01:17:27.760 but I

01:17:28.080 can't

01:17:28.280 figure

01:17:28.400 out

01:17:28.560 why

01:17:28.780 we're

01:17:28.980 not

01:17:29.160 talking

01:17:29.520 about

01:17:29.800 it

01:17:30.080 Glenn

01:17:32.500 back

01:17:33.360 Mercury

01:17:34.480 love

01:17:49.820 courage

01:17:51.020 truth

01:17:52.800 Glenn

01:17:54.480 back

01:17:55.480 yesterday

01:17:56.180 the Dow

01:17:56.700 Jones

01:17:56.960 industrial

01:17:57.320 average

01:17:57.680 dropped

01:17:58.180 1175

01:18:00.660 points

01:18:01.640 today

01:18:02.140 it's

01:18:02.580 down

01:18:02.920 right

01:18:03.160 now

01:18:03.460 about

01:18:03.680 10

01:18:04.040 points

01:18:04.480 it

01:18:04.980 was

01:18:05.080 the

01:18:05.220 largest

01:18:05.500 single

01:18:05.880 day

01:18:06.080 point

01:18:06.440 drop

01:18:06.780 on

01:18:07.040 record

01:18:07.380 but

01:18:07.600 that

01:18:07.780 doesn't

01:18:08.140 really

01:18:08.480 mean

01:18:08.880 anything

01:18:09.380 because

01:18:10.640 you know

01:18:11.840 the Dow

01:18:12.200 is at

01:18:12.440 25,000

01:18:13.280 the performance

01:18:14.180 came on the

01:18:14.860 heels of

01:18:15.440 the Dow

01:18:15.780 falling

01:18:16.340 665.75

01:18:19.180 not

01:18:19.680 666

01:18:20.360 on Friday

01:18:21.180 you can

01:18:22.560 round it

01:18:22.920 up but

01:18:23.260 that's not

01:18:24.000 the way

01:18:24.260 numbers

01:18:24.680 work

01:18:25.200 barely

01:18:26.020 two weeks

01:18:26.680 ago

01:18:27.060 the Dow

01:18:27.660 peaked

01:18:28.020 at

01:18:28.180 26,616

01:18:30.220 then

01:18:30.660 between

01:18:30.920 last Friday

01:18:31.560 and yesterday

01:18:32.080 it lost

01:18:32.640 over a

01:18:33.120 month

01:18:33.380 of

01:18:33.560 gains

01:18:33.980 it's

01:18:34.680 the worst

01:18:35.120 two days

01:18:35.760 the stock

01:18:36.180 market

01:18:36.440 has seen

01:18:36.840 in almost

01:18:37.220 two years

01:18:38.020 however

01:18:38.560 the market

01:18:39.000 is still

01:18:39.400 up

01:18:39.680 26%

01:18:40.820 in the

01:18:41.420 last year

01:18:41.960 the typical

01:18:42.700 annual growth

01:18:43.460 is about

01:18:44.000 eight

01:18:44.620 too much

01:18:46.020 too fast

01:18:46.960 perhaps

01:18:47.480 one director

01:18:48.440 at the

01:18:48.700 brokerage firm

01:18:49.240 said this is

01:18:49.780 the first

01:18:50.160 time in a

01:18:50.880 while I'd

01:18:51.440 say it feels

01:18:51.940 like borderline

01:18:52.740 panic type

01:18:53.440 selling

01:18:53.820 we haven't

01:18:54.720 seen something

01:18:55.300 like this

01:18:55.820 since the

01:18:56.260 Brexit vote

01:18:57.100 but a director

01:18:58.020 at a different

01:18:58.520 firm said

01:18:59.100 the markets

01:18:59.560 are just

01:18:59.860 taking a bit

01:19:00.400 of a breather

01:19:01.100 which I'd

01:19:02.060 argue

01:19:02.380 is somewhat

01:19:02.920 healthy

01:19:03.360 yes

01:19:04.560 things like

01:19:05.820 this actually

01:19:06.660 slow down

01:19:07.580 a melt-up

01:19:08.300 you don't

01:19:09.120 want money

01:19:09.620 just to keep

01:19:10.160 piling in

01:19:10.700 and piling in

01:19:11.360 faster and

01:19:11.840 faster and

01:19:12.240 faster and

01:19:12.660 faster

01:19:12.940 that's

01:19:14.100 dangerous

01:19:14.580 so is

01:19:16.380 this a

01:19:16.840 snowball

01:19:17.240 or is

01:19:18.080 this just

01:19:19.000 really

01:19:20.800 nothing

01:19:21.520 is it a

01:19:22.040 snowball

01:19:22.420 that's going

01:19:22.860 to lead

01:19:23.300 to an

01:19:24.120 avalanche

01:19:24.760 or a

01:19:25.000 snowball

01:19:25.260 that's going

01:19:25.760 to be

01:19:26.000 made into

01:19:26.400 a snowman

01:19:26.920 some bond

01:19:28.940 investors are

01:19:29.580 spooked about

01:19:30.100 there being

01:19:30.440 more inflation

01:19:31.260 on the horizon

01:19:31.960 than they

01:19:32.340 originally forecasted

01:19:33.520 in its effort

01:19:34.520 to slow down

01:19:35.160 inflation

01:19:35.620 the Federal

01:19:36.100 Reserve has

01:19:36.720 caused a lot

01:19:37.280 of problems

01:19:37.680 in the past

01:19:38.160 when it

01:19:38.440 becomes overly

01:19:39.040 jumpy and

01:19:39.620 tweaks interest

01:19:40.280 rates too

01:19:40.780 much

01:19:41.140 investors got

01:19:42.580 nervous that

01:19:43.140 the Fed

01:19:43.400 might do

01:19:43.900 this and

01:19:44.420 do their

01:19:44.720 usual

01:19:45.100 tinkering

01:19:45.600 and make

01:19:45.960 things worse

01:19:46.720 yesterday

01:19:47.240 a lot

01:19:48.520 of this

01:19:49.840 over the

01:19:50.220 past couple

01:19:50.660 of days

01:19:51.060 is psychology

01:19:52.060 the market

01:19:53.080 has gone

01:19:53.480 so high

01:19:54.000 people are

01:19:54.400 worried that

01:19:54.840 it doesn't

01:19:55.180 make sense

01:19:55.680 for stocks

01:19:56.180 and bonds

01:19:56.580 to stay

01:19:56.960 at the

01:19:57.180 level

01:19:57.360 that they

01:19:57.660 are

01:19:57.880 so they're

01:19:58.300 tapping

01:19:58.720 the brakes

01:19:59.340 but what

01:20:00.600 happens if

01:20:01.080 the brakes

01:20:01.440 are out

01:20:01.840 and we're

01:20:02.140 headed

01:20:02.360 downhill

01:20:03.000 that's

01:20:04.340 possible

01:20:04.760 because the

01:20:05.300 last hour

01:20:06.060 of trading

01:20:06.680 yesterday

01:20:07.220 was a

01:20:08.820 combination

01:20:09.200 of AI

01:20:10.080 and humans

01:20:11.300 humans

01:20:12.200 can tap

01:20:12.900 the brakes

01:20:13.480 once it

01:20:14.660 breaks barriers

01:20:15.580 however

01:20:15.920 and the

01:20:16.760 stock market

01:20:17.280 is controlled

01:20:17.880 by AI

01:20:18.600 there's nobody

01:20:19.880 stepping in

01:20:20.580 saying wait

01:20:20.960 wait wait

01:20:21.260 wait this is

01:20:21.760 panic selling

01:20:22.280 don't

01:20:22.780 that's why

01:20:24.640 it dropped

01:20:25.240 what was it

01:20:25.820 500 points

01:20:26.880 in just a

01:20:27.320 couple of

01:20:27.680 minutes

01:20:28.080 the government

01:20:29.660 is also

01:20:30.340 borrowing more

01:20:31.140 money than

01:20:31.660 ever

01:20:32.020 retirement funds

01:20:33.260 are in

01:20:33.640 crisis

01:20:34.000 you couple

01:20:34.860 these conditions

01:20:35.620 with the

01:20:35.920 volatility in

01:20:36.800 Europe

01:20:37.180 and add on

01:20:40.080 the immigration

01:20:40.640 issue over in

01:20:42.160 Europe

01:20:42.500 and here

01:20:43.460 and the world

01:20:44.860 seems to be on

01:20:45.960 the verge of a

01:20:46.760 massive reset

01:20:47.520 however

01:20:48.220 I don't think

01:20:50.080 this is it

01:20:51.160 not yet

01:20:52.620 I believe

01:20:53.860 this is just

01:20:55.040 a correction

01:20:55.720 but here's the

01:20:57.460 super good news

01:20:58.100 for you

01:20:58.580 I'm always

01:21:00.180 wrong on

01:21:01.100 timing

01:21:01.540 it's Tuesday

01:21:09.100 February 6th

01:21:10.680 this is the

01:21:11.740 Glenn Beck

01:21:12.280 program

01:21:12.920 I read something

01:21:15.360 really interesting

01:21:15.980 today the

01:21:16.980 psychology of

01:21:17.920 loss aversion

01:21:18.760 and it

01:21:21.940 explains why

01:21:22.780 so many

01:21:23.520 people

01:21:23.980 for instance

01:21:24.860 just a few

01:21:27.720 years ago

01:21:28.160 you would talk

01:21:28.620 about a stock

01:21:29.080 market like

01:21:29.580 this and we

01:21:29.940 could have a

01:21:30.320 reasonable

01:21:30.680 conversation

01:21:31.340 except with

01:21:32.500 people on the

01:21:33.080 left because

01:21:33.720 they would

01:21:34.080 they would

01:21:34.620 just go

01:21:34.940 haywire and

01:21:35.720 they would

01:21:35.940 say that's

01:21:36.400 crazy that's

01:21:36.980 nothing to it

01:21:37.740 we could have

01:21:39.220 a reasonable

01:21:39.640 conversation

01:21:40.180 and say

01:21:40.400 look it's

01:21:41.120 it's you

01:21:41.900 know just

01:21:42.400 look at what

01:21:43.180 we're spending

01:21:43.740 we're spending

01:21:44.960 we're borrowing

01:21:47.700 a trillion dollars

01:21:49.080 in the next 12

01:21:49.900 months as a

01:21:50.520 country and

01:21:51.620 we're putting a

01:21:52.200 1.4 trillion

01:21:53.680 dollar stimulus

01:21:54.300 package together

01:21:55.220 we're spending

01:21:55.980 money like

01:21:56.680 crazy that's

01:21:58.560 not good it's

01:21:59.200 not healthy

01:21:59.780 our debt is

01:22:00.940 already at

01:22:01.740 22 trillion

01:22:02.920 dollars and

01:22:04.620 yet our

01:22:05.820 side is

01:22:06.320 suddenly fine

01:22:07.580 with a

01:22:08.220 1.3

01:22:09.060 trillion dollar

01:22:09.640 stimulus package

01:22:10.620 you keep

01:22:11.300 lowering it I

01:22:11.980 mean I

01:22:12.340 the quote

01:22:13.300 from the

01:22:13.800 from the

01:22:14.380 speech was

01:22:14.800 at least

01:22:15.540 1.5

01:22:16.380 trillion and

01:22:17.640 we've heard

01:22:18.100 at least

01:22:18.540 up to

01:22:19.180 1.7

01:22:19.900 so that

01:22:20.600 seems to

01:22:20.960 be the

01:22:21.240 general range

01:22:21.960 for the

01:22:22.240 target of

01:22:22.660 this thing

01:22:23.020 and you

01:22:23.920 know look

01:22:24.260 it's

01:22:24.640 we've always

01:22:25.840 said as

01:22:26.200 conservatives

01:22:26.660 we want

01:22:27.520 lower taxes

01:22:28.320 in conjunction

01:22:30.220 with lower

01:22:30.960 taxes we

01:22:31.520 want lower 0.99

01:22:32.000 spending

01:22:32.440 and we

01:22:34.040 have to

01:22:34.420 watch that

01:22:34.960 I mean

01:22:35.300 you know

01:22:35.600 look all

01:22:35.920 the gains

01:22:36.400 that have

01:22:36.700 happened

01:22:37.060 you know

01:22:37.460 from the

01:22:37.840 economy

01:22:38.220 are at

01:22:38.760 risk if

01:22:39.340 you start

01:22:39.880 spending money

01:22:41.220 like democrats

01:22:41.840 and we all

01:22:42.800 know that

01:22:43.340 that's something

01:22:43.880 every conservative

01:22:45.040 knows you

01:22:46.120 don't spend

01:22:46.740 money like

01:22:47.160 that you

01:22:47.380 don't spend

01:22:47.700 I mean

01:22:47.900 you know

01:22:48.260 we had an

01:22:49.160 introduction

01:22:49.540 of about

01:22:50.080 3 trillion

01:22:50.740 dollars of

01:22:51.260 new spending

01:22:51.860 in the

01:22:53.140 great speech

01:22:54.400 from you

01:22:55.100 know

01:22:55.320 the president

01:22:56.200 the other day

01:22:57.360 and that's

01:22:57.620 just you know

01:22:57.960 one way to

01:22:58.900 go but

01:23:00.020 combined to

01:23:01.080 what we're

01:23:01.380 talking about

01:23:01.820 with the

01:23:02.120 economy

01:23:02.500 and you

01:23:03.580 talked about

01:23:03.940 this if you

01:23:04.400 want to go

01:23:04.720 back and

01:23:05.000 listen to

01:23:05.340 it's on

01:23:05.920 the podcast

01:23:06.300 today but

01:23:06.660 if you listen

01:23:07.140 to the

01:23:07.500 breakdown of

01:23:08.480 that one

01:23:09.720 of the

01:23:09.880 important

01:23:10.180 things is

01:23:10.800 you can't

01:23:11.520 just spend

01:23:13.240 spend spend

01:23:14.380 spend spend

01:23:15.380 forever

01:23:15.840 it can

01:23:17.420 really you

01:23:18.580 know put at

01:23:19.360 risk the

01:23:19.980 gains in the

01:23:20.840 economy and

01:23:21.640 the positive

01:23:22.360 effects of

01:23:23.100 the tax cuts

01:23:24.260 we like the

01:23:26.100 tax cuts the

01:23:26.600 tax cuts are

01:23:27.060 great and the

01:23:27.820 tax cuts are

01:23:28.200 having positive

01:23:28.940 impact but

01:23:30.680 what's going to

01:23:31.160 happen to our

01:23:31.540 deficit if we

01:23:32.160 combine the tax

01:23:32.960 cuts with new

01:23:33.560 spending because

01:23:34.560 that's what

01:23:35.000 democrats want

01:23:35.580 to do is

01:23:35.920 they want to

01:23:36.280 tax and

01:23:37.060 spend right

01:23:37.660 they've always

01:23:38.380 said this is a

01:23:38.820 tax and spend

01:23:39.480 party they want

01:23:40.320 to get more

01:23:40.940 money from you

01:23:41.520 so they can

01:23:41.920 spend more and

01:23:43.100 we're the other

01:23:43.560 side we want to

01:23:44.220 get less money

01:23:45.160 from you and

01:23:46.480 we want to

01:23:47.020 spend less we

01:23:47.900 want to shrink

01:23:48.500 government well

01:23:49.840 this combination of

01:23:51.140 getting less money

01:23:52.120 from the people and

01:23:53.860 spending multiple

01:23:55.160 trillions of dollars

01:23:56.360 in extra finances

01:23:57.620 it's going to be a

01:23:58.480 major problem so

01:23:59.640 here's the real

01:24:00.160 here's the real

01:24:01.060 problem here's why

01:24:01.620 the dial went down

01:24:02.340 and i'm going to

01:24:02.700 touch on this real

01:24:03.300 quickly i'm going

01:24:04.000 to really lay

01:24:05.400 this out on the

01:24:05.900 chalkboard tonight

01:24:06.440 at five o'clock on

01:24:07.160 the blaze tv but

01:24:08.700 let me just quickly

01:24:09.540 do this your wages

01:24:11.640 are going up that's

01:24:13.660 a good thing you're

01:24:15.020 getting more tax

01:24:16.440 dollars that you

01:24:18.020 are not sending to

01:24:18.980 washington that's a

01:24:20.000 good thing you're

01:24:21.080 going to spend it

01:24:21.740 that's going to

01:24:22.300 cause inflation

01:24:23.260 that's not a good

01:24:24.720 thing the fed is

01:24:25.960 going to raise

01:24:26.740 interest rates in

01:24:28.380 some ways it's a

01:24:29.020 good thing economically

01:24:29.880 that needs to be

01:24:30.820 done for you it's

01:24:33.100 not a good thing

01:24:33.720 for companies it's

01:24:34.600 not a good thing

01:24:35.200 that's normal

01:24:36.480 what's what's

01:24:38.280 different this time

01:24:39.200 is all of that is

01:24:40.060 happening with a

01:24:41.120 22 trillion dollar

01:24:42.400 debt and another

01:24:44.560 trillion dollars of

01:24:47.020 raising in the next

01:24:48.100 two months we need

01:24:49.000 to raise the federal

01:24:50.160 reserve of the

01:24:50.760 treasury needs one

01:24:52.700 trillion dollars that's

01:24:54.780 84 percent higher than

01:24:56.140 last year they need to

01:24:57.980 raise that well if

01:25:00.580 your stocks are

01:25:01.620 volatile and and

01:25:04.660 your your interest

01:25:05.940 rates are down you're

01:25:06.840 going to need something

01:25:07.780 to park your money so

01:25:08.660 people are going to go

01:25:09.720 to the federal reserve

01:25:11.400 and they're going to

01:25:12.340 buy treasury bonds and

01:25:14.340 they'll buy them and

01:25:15.120 they'll buy them cheap

01:25:15.880 and the treasury will

01:25:16.880 offer high interest rates

01:25:18.100 and that's where all

01:25:19.060 your money will go all

01:25:20.400 the investment that

01:25:21.280 could happen is going

01:25:22.420 to the federal

01:25:23.040 government instead of

01:25:24.180 companies that's the

01:25:26.060 problem that's the

01:25:27.680 problem okay let me

01:25:29.800 give you the loss

01:25:30.860 aversion so we used

01:25:32.860 to be able to have

01:25:33.420 these conversations

01:25:34.180 but there is something

01:25:36.080 that is that is

01:25:36.900 happening and we have

01:25:38.200 to recognize it in

01:25:39.760 others and in

01:25:40.720 ourselves because it's

01:25:42.000 natural and normal

01:25:43.540 people don't people 0.93

01:25:46.580 protect what they have

01:25:47.720 psychology has proven

01:25:51.340 a loss aversion ratio

01:25:53.060 of between 1.5 and

01:25:54.560 2.5 which means you're

01:25:55.820 more likely to act in a

01:25:57.200 way that protects what

01:25:58.460 you currently have

01:25:59.700 rather than rock the

01:26:01.280 boat so most people

01:26:03.440 are adverse to losing

01:26:04.700 but it's why people

01:26:07.320 become more conservative

01:26:08.620 and I don't mean it in

01:26:09.880 the traditional way

01:26:10.640 conservative in what

01:26:12.360 they do when things are

01:26:14.440 really good and they're

01:26:15.360 hostile to anything that

01:26:17.240 threatens it the

01:26:18.420 conservative not in a

01:26:19.500 political sense but like

01:26:20.380 in an investment sense or

01:26:21.740 just a lifestyle sense yes

01:26:23.460 you you anything that for

01:26:25.640 instance if you invested

01:26:26.960 in Bitcoin you don't like

01:26:29.460 anybody talking down

01:26:30.260 Bitcoin hey I got money

01:26:32.060 in Bitcoin say nice things

01:26:33.160 about Bitcoin what are you

01:26:34.500 doing you don't spook the

01:26:35.680 markets okay it's why when

01:26:39.000 we were talking about

01:26:40.700 Barack Obama and the

01:26:41.840 economy why we believed it

01:26:44.240 because you weren't getting

01:26:45.680 the money you weren't

01:26:47.700 getting the money the big

01:26:48.980 corporations and all of the

01:26:50.780 special interest groups all

01:26:52.060 of the people were getting

01:26:53.320 some people got very very

01:26:54.980 rich and those were the

01:26:56.560 people surprise surprise in

01:26:57.760 Washington and New York

01:26:58.860 those are the people got

01:27:00.580 rich not you in Columbus

01:27:03.000 Ohio you didn't get rich

01:27:04.080 they did and when they

01:27:06.360 controlled the media they

01:27:07.820 had a real problem don't

01:27:10.200 talk it down don't say

01:27:11.340 those things what are you

01:27:12.440 crazy you're a

01:27:13.480 revolutionary you hate

01:27:14.520 government right remember

01:27:16.060 all of that we're saying no

01:27:17.760 this is just not working this

01:27:19.000 is not right now it's

01:27:21.500 working for you in the

01:27:23.220 middle of the country

01:27:24.020 because you're getting the

01:27:25.920 tax cuts and so right now

01:27:28.160 it's working for you but

01:27:29.660 it's not working now for

01:27:31.240 anybody who is in the

01:27:32.040 stock market big time it's

01:27:33.080 not working for Wall

01:27:33.820 Street it's not working for

01:27:36.060 the special interest groups

01:27:37.160 in Washington what did they

01:27:38.360 get out of it it's working

01:27:41.520 for you and so now those

01:27:44.420 people are the ones talking

01:27:45.680 it down and saying wait

01:27:46.460 wait wait wait wait I'm not

01:27:47.500 sure I don't know let's say

01:27:48.320 hey this is really bad

01:27:51.100 listen I want you to listen

01:27:52.480 to Donnie Deutsch listen to

01:27:53.780 this and tell me if you

01:27:56.000 heard any of us who were

01:27:58.240 part of the tea party ever

01:27:59.500 say anything close to this

01:28:01.540 on television this is

01:28:02.760 frightening stuff if you are

01:28:04.800 an American if you are if

01:28:05.880 you're somebody who's 80

01:28:06.800 years old and sitting at home

01:28:08.580 and you've watched the

01:28:09.540 greatness of this country you

01:28:11.120 should be terrified and if

01:28:12.320 you're a 12 year old and the

01:28:14.000 future is in front of you

01:28:15.000 this is terrifying this is

01:28:16.420 not time to analyze and

01:28:17.940 pundit people this is a we

01:28:19.640 need a revolution at this

01:28:20.700 point and I'm not doing TV

01:28:21.760 here and I'm not going no

01:28:22.900 no no this is what's going

01:28:24.540 on we need a revolution here

01:28:27.520 that was crazy he called he

01:28:29.800 called the president a

01:28:31.000 dictator now imagine imagine

01:28:33.880 imagine I mean I guess you

01:28:39.180 know because I don't remember

01:28:40.940 ever saying we need a

01:28:42.180 revolution right now I was

01:28:43.780 one saying we don't want a

01:28:45.060 revolution you never know

01:28:46.120 how revolutions and you do

01:28:47.480 not want to go to the

01:28:48.400 streets and have a

01:28:48.960 revolution I mean they

01:28:50.140 would point out you know

01:28:51.180 Ron Paul's campaign slogan

01:28:53.180 right and had revolution in

01:28:54.600 it and and you know

01:28:55.960 obviously the tea party is

01:28:57.020 sort of named after the

01:28:59.240 revolution the revolution

01:29:00.160 but it was always in a is

01:29:02.500 that that seems to be a

01:29:03.740 legitimate call for it

01:29:04.860 right a revolutionary a

01:29:06.540 revolution at the ballot

01:29:07.840 box that's what we always

01:29:09.280 talked about yeah but that

01:29:10.540 wasn't good enough now why

01:29:12.060 is that because it was

01:29:13.840 working for them it was

01:29:15.520 fine for them they were

01:29:16.920 getting the things they

01:29:17.980 wanted and so they were

01:29:19.980 just like shut up don't

01:29:21.360 rock the boat what are you

01:29:22.540 doing it was their natural

01:29:24.120 instinct to protect it now

01:29:26.900 that should the press needs

01:29:29.560 to be aware of that natural

01:29:31.220 instinct and stop it it is my

01:29:34.500 natural instinct as well to

01:29:36.980 defend people who I don't

01:29:38.820 really necessarily like or I

01:29:40.600 really believe in everything

01:29:41.820 but they're furthering our

01:29:43.040 goals it is my natural

01:29:44.600 instinct to do that as well

01:29:45.860 but that's not my job it's

01:29:48.740 not my job it's everybody's 0.83

01:29:50.300 natural instinct yes you look

01:29:51.900 for ways to defend what you

01:29:54.000 like you it happens on the

01:29:55.520 internet all the time with

01:29:56.260 people's points right they

01:29:57.540 don't want to lose the point

01:29:58.820 so they'd rather sit here and

01:30:00.220 defend a position they know in

01:30:04.360 their heart of hearts is not

01:30:05.860 accurate is not true but they

01:30:08.280 just don't want to give up that

01:30:09.520 ground they don't want to lose

01:30:10.580 and they're more willing to

01:30:12.200 accept for instance we would be

01:30:13.860 more willing to accept that the

01:30:15.440 country is in financial trouble

01:30:17.140 under Barack Obama half the

01:30:19.920 country would feel more

01:30:21.460 comfortable saying that than

01:30:23.000 they would with Donald Trump

01:30:24.040 even though both of them are

01:30:26.140 dangerous for the country's

01:30:28.100 economy right now somebody is in

01:30:29.780 their car going you damn you 0.99

01:30:31.040 Glenn Beck what are you saying

01:30:32.260 one trillion dollars of borrowing

01:30:35.820 for spending of this year and a

01:30:38.600 1.5 trillion dollar spending

01:30:41.260 package I'm being consistent I was

01:30:43.960 against 787 billion I thought that

01:30:46.720 was outrageous this is double that

01:30:49.860 size and an 84 percent increase on

01:30:54.380 government spending without the

01:30:56.120 stimulus package an 84 percent

01:30:58.600 increase on on loan guarantees of

01:31:03.100 going out and raising we have to

01:31:05.220 raise by I think March one

01:31:06.800 trillion dollars that's insanity

01:31:09.940 that's insanity and we should all be

01:31:13.520 able to admit that what we have to

01:31:15.400 admit first is there are things that

01:31:16.940 I don't want to because my natural

01:31:19.100 instinct is things are working things

01:31:21.520 are going well for me don't please

01:31:23.760 don't talk that down we're not

01:31:25.980 talking things down you should not

01:31:28.060 feel that way if if you want to talk

01:31:30.720 about things you're not talking

01:31:32.340 things down you're talking reality

01:31:34.440 and when we talk reality then and

01:31:38.080 only then can we fix those things

01:31:40.260 along the way to make sure that that

01:31:42.700 reality doesn't turn into a

01:31:44.940 nightmare that we turn it back and

01:31:47.140 say okay that was our reality that we

01:31:48.740 were facing but we did the hard

01:31:50.440 things to make sure that we went in

01:31:52.720 another direction and that's what

01:31:54.380 we're missing right now I think one

01:31:56.040 thing we've seen with the with the

01:31:57.160 Trump presidency specifically is when

01:32:00.800 he flirts with some of these ideas

01:32:03.380 that don't align with conservatism and

01:32:06.460 that has happened when he flirts with

01:32:08.780 those things and his people push back

01:32:11.460 he changes he changes he he sees the

01:32:14.620 light right and you know that is why I

01:32:17.820 think it's important for people who do

01:32:19.480 I mean you know like he's not gonna

01:32:20.260 listen to Glenn Beck you know and

01:32:21.740 listen to me but he will listen to you

01:32:25.780 if you look at the if you're a big

01:32:27.580 one you're one of his supporters and

01:32:29.580 you're the people that fought for him

01:32:30.620 in the streets and voted for him and

01:32:32.260 you say look it's legitimate to say

01:32:34.660 we love these tax cuts we love a lot of

01:32:38.640 the deregulation stuff he's done love

01:32:40.580 love you know he has a guy who in the

01:32:42.580 Supreme Court who's done who who sees

01:32:45.120 the country the way the Constitution is

01:32:47.900 written is written and designed but at

01:32:50.520 the same time you can't cut taxes and

01:32:53.140 then throw and that we're just talking

01:32:55.280 about the stimulus here let's talk about

01:32:56.580 the family leave act he wants to do

01:32:58.420 there was multiple spending proposals

01:33:00.480 he's proposed and three trillion

01:33:02.040 dollars in spending about three

01:33:03.340 trillion dollars that was spending on

01:33:04.540 the high end it was probably about two

01:33:05.660 and a half on the low end and that's

01:33:07.780 he only gets a third of that yeah that's

01:33:09.560 that's too much we don't need to to

01:33:12.320 funnel multiple trillions of dollars

01:33:14.840 from the government from us to the

01:33:17.540 government so that they can spend it on

01:33:19.580 God knows what I mean yeah it's not a

01:33:22.480 good idea wasn't a good idea with

01:33:23.500 Barack Obama isn't a good idea with

01:33:25.240 Donald Trump and and maybe if his people

01:33:28.380 say hey we love you but don't do this

01:33:31.300 thing he'll actually listen yes and it's

01:33:33.960 important at some point the the debt is

01:33:37.340 too much you know I know we've been

01:33:39.480 saying this since since you know it was

01:33:41.420 at ten trillion dollars it's at 22 it

01:33:43.740 will be 23 minimum 23 by the end of this

01:33:46.820 year that that's not good at some point

01:33:49.580 it's too much and the camel's back

01:33:52.160 breaks so where is that I don't know we

01:33:56.500 should be going as a group we should be

01:33:59.260 pushing in the opposite direction

01:34:01.520 you know I've been reading a lot about

01:34:11.620 the stock market in the last 24 hours

01:34:13.240 actually last 36 and there are two

01:34:18.780 schools of thought that it's absolutely

01:34:21.260 nothing to worry about and oh my gosh

01:34:23.160 this is it this is the end I don't think

01:34:25.300 it's either of those things however the

01:34:27.980 one thing about this being the big crash

01:34:30.260 it is coming it is coming when I don't

01:34:35.120 know but it is coming wise Americans

01:34:39.260 understand the importance of emergency

01:34:41.240 preparedness and yet most of us don't

01:34:44.300 prepare and some of us are putting our

01:34:45.960 heads in the sand I'm here to tell you

01:34:48.060 it's not difficult you just take a couple

01:34:50.280 of small steps and you can make any crisis

01:34:52.100 seem like just an inconvenience please

01:34:54.420 don't wait to call don't wait for an

01:34:56.620 emergency to strike and then you go to the

01:34:59.080 grocery store and nothing is there make

01:35:01.140 sure this is the day that you invest in

01:35:03.400 some food storage for your family now I've

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01:35:43.040 with glenn.com that's prepare with glenn.com

01:35:46.340 welcome to the program so glad that you are

01:36:02.540 here today there is clear evidence now that

01:36:08.040 Hillary Clinton colluded with Russia this

01:36:11.180 according to Nunez look can we listen to

01:36:13.080 this audio please look I think there's

01:36:16.460 clear there's there's clear evidence of

01:36:18.400 collusion that the Democratic Party and

01:36:20.000 the Hillary Clinton campaign colluded with 0.96

01:36:21.740 the Russians okay you don't get to you 1.00

01:36:23.820 don't get to hire lawyers and pretend like

01:36:25.900 that didn't happen the very thing it goes

01:36:27.880 to what what what they accuse you of is

01:36:29.660 what they actually were doing so this is

01:36:31.920 really this is an interesting new piece

01:36:35.260 of information that there is a second

01:36:38.160 dossier and this dossier was being compiled

01:36:43.040 by let me see if I can get all the names

01:36:45.440 here somebody who somebody whose husband was 0.96

01:36:52.680 an ambassador I'm sorry brother was an

01:36:54.900 ambassador what he did is his late sister

01:37:00.420 was married to strobe Talbot the chief

01:37:03.120 authority on Russia in Bill Clinton State

01:37:05.260 Department and Shearer heard some stuff in

01:37:10.660 and got a dossier from Russia passed it on

01:37:14.200 to the State Department the to Hillary

01:37:19.120 Clinton who Clinton's people passed it on

01:37:21.500 to the State Department State Department

01:37:22.980 passed it on to the DOJ we have all of

01:37:28.180 these connections to the DNC and to Hillary

01:37:31.600 Clinton all passing information for an

01:37:35.580 investigation that they clearly wanted to

01:37:38.300 happen yesterday you had the oars the

01:37:42.420 passing information directly from a fusion

01:37:49.040 GPS right to the DOJ through a back

01:37:52.400 channel live as it was coming in that this

01:37:56.340 is not right Glenn back mercury

01:38:02.220 trust is an important thing it's something

01:38:07.900 that we do a lot more as human beings than I

01:38:09.780 think most people realize I mean you drive

01:38:11.700 down the road and there's a little yellow

01:38:13.840 line between a car coming at you at 50

01:38:16.860 miles an hour and you're on your side of

01:38:18.480 the road and they're on their side of the

01:38:19.480 road and we just trust that they'll stay on

01:38:20.800 their side of the road their self-interest

01:38:22.920 will do it whatever it is we don't die

01:38:25.700 most of the time when we're driving and

01:38:27.260 this is a positive thing it's hard though

01:38:30.120 to find people you can trust when it comes

01:38:32.880 to really complicated transactions like

01:38:34.760 real estate I mean what do you do you

01:38:36.900 know you're talking about your biggest

01:38:38.140 investment in your entire life and you're

01:38:41.280 trusting this to someone because you don't

01:38:42.560 understand what any of those forms mean I

01:38:44.360 never do no one does you don't even half

01:38:46.880 the people don't even read them you need

01:38:49.060 someone who can walk you through a big

01:38:51.380 transaction like buying or selling a home

01:38:53.800 and make sure there are people that you

01:38:55.340 can trust that have been screened that

01:38:57.260 aren't just some random person you're

01:38:58.700 looking up on the phone book real

01:39:00.160 estate agents I trust calm is a company

01:39:01.920 that Glenn actually started because he

01:39:03.520 was trying to sell his house and had some

01:39:05.620 issues and basically what they do at

01:39:08.740 real estate agents I trust calm it's a

01:39:10.420 network of 1200 agents and Glenn and his

01:39:13.240 team have gone through and and kind of

01:39:15.460 gone through and found the best ones in

01:39:17.260 each area and you go and you put in your

01:39:19.260 address and you put in your area where you

01:39:20.800 are and you find an agent you can trust

01:39:23.120 it's your biggest investment you need to

01:39:25.300 take it seriously go to realestateagentsitrust.com

01:39:28.620 it's realestateagentsitrust.com give it a

01:39:32.640 shot realestateagentsitrust.com

01:39:34.280 this is the Glenn Beck program I want to

01:39:38.820 play what if Pat Craig is joining us I want

01:39:41.120 to play what if for a second now here is

01:39:42.800 the plot line okay listen to the plot

01:39:44.920 line a possibly corrupted FBI director

01:39:48.280 biased agents manipulating investigations

01:39:51.460 partisan moles in the Justice Department 0.86

01:39:53.960 the overall threat of a hostile foreign 1.00

01:39:56.500 intelligence service that is feeding

01:39:58.240 things

01:39:58.860 this would be a good movie right but this

01:40:04.500 is what's happening right now now let me

01:40:06.400 play what if right now half the country

01:40:09.760 doesn't see a problem with this let me

01:40:13.380 play what if here imagine if this was 2007

01:40:18.140 and everything that I have just described

01:40:22.020 was happening in 2007 and now Barack Obama

01:40:27.480 is in the office and it is found out that

01:40:31.780 the FBI director might have been corrupt

01:40:34.120 there were biased agents who were doing

01:40:35.860 everything they could to stop him they were

01:40:38.380 in bed with a foreign government they were

01:40:40.960 going to a FISA court and not telling them

01:40:44.120 that it was all funded by you know by the

01:40:48.420 John McCain campaign imagine that imagine

01:40:52.420 what would be said about Bush imagine what

01:40:54.760 would be said about John McCain there's

01:40:57.140 not a single liberal on the planet that

01:41:01.020 would be okay with that none of them if if

01:41:04.660 indeed what they what happened was all of a

01:41:07.280 sudden you know there's a photograph with

01:41:09.780 Obama and Louis Farrakhan we know that exists

01:41:13.040 because it was just released but the left

01:41:15.480 hit it the left press hit it they just

01:41:20.980 released it a couple of weeks ago and they

01:41:23.380 did it because they knew what would happen

01:41:25.280 so imagine if that photo would have been

01:41:28.520 leaked just the photo leaked by Russia to

01:41:31.820 John McCain who then had a surrogate go to a

01:41:34.860 newspaper go to drudge report and publish

01:41:37.240 that can you imagine what they would have

01:41:39.360 said if the drudge report which they did

01:41:44.300 would have released from a secret dossier

01:41:48.440 that Obama had ties to domestic terrorist

01:41:52.500 Bill Ayers if if there was a coordinated

01:41:57.060 action from the McCain campaign funneling all

01:42:04.320 this information about Bill Ayers and about

01:42:06.680 Jeremiah Wright and all of these things all

01:42:08.900 of the tapes all of the pictures feeding

01:42:11.660 that to the FBI the FBI then started to

01:42:14.240 wiretap Obama to find out about all of his

01:42:17.020 connections and all of this was just dumped

01:42:21.800 out into the press what do you think if you

01:42:25.700 were on the left what do you think you'd be

01:42:27.280 saying right now and if you'd be saying it

01:42:30.020 then why aren't you saying it now because

01:42:33.760 here's the one thing I learned if you don't

01:42:37.740 correct the problem I said to you while I

01:42:39.640 was on Fox if you were a liberal I said all

01:42:42.760 the time you've got to stop this or the

01:42:44.340 next guy is you think what do you think the

01:42:46.020 next guy is going to do if this isn't

01:42:48.960 caught what do you think happens in the

01:42:51.200 future this isn't going to be good we need to

01:42:56.800 stop it and those of you on the right we have

01:43:01.320 to stop this we have to investigate and find

01:43:04.700 out everything that's going on mainly with

01:43:07.360 Russia and the FBI and the DOJ and the FISA

01:43:09.920 court we have to know that if that tangles

01:43:12.600 entangles Donald Trump or entangles Hillary 0.92

01:43:14.740 Clinton the chips fall where they may but we

01:43:16.880 must do it because if we don't clean it up

01:43:19.380 what do you think the next Democrat

01:43:21.680 administration will do worse

01:43:25.080 it has to be fixed Pat Gray welcome to the

01:43:30.040 program kind of have to have the mainstream

01:43:32.240 media cooperating with that though and

01:43:33.760 they're not going to no they're just not

01:43:35.740 they don't care all they care about is

01:43:38.340 trying to find some link between Trump and

01:43:40.540 Russians that's the only thing that concerns

01:43:43.300 them I can't I can't take I can't watch

01:43:46.060 news anymore I know I can't watch left news

01:43:48.520 I can't watch the right news because they're

01:43:50.340 they're both telling me bogus stories they're

01:43:52.240 telling me fantasies both sides this isn't

01:43:54.600 about Donald Trump and it's not about Hillary

01:43:56.600 Clinton it is about the FBI DOJ and Russia

01:44:00.260 and the FISA court my gosh if this is the

01:44:03.320 way the FISA court works we should all be

01:44:05.600 terrified and how about this is the way the

01:44:08.100 FBI works yes we should all be terrified in

01:44:11.560 a way that that the that's kind of the nicer

01:44:13.800 explanation here like hey they don't they

01:44:17.240 weren't just targeting Donald Trump they're

01:44:18.660 just bad all the time and that's I mean

01:44:21.280 that's actually in a lot of ways scarier right

01:44:23.840 I mean if because you look at the FISA thing

01:44:25.800 and you know how they left out this detail

01:44:27.760 and they admitted this that you know they

01:44:29.960 should have put in there maybe that's what

01:44:31.900 they're doing all the time right like I mean

01:44:33.180 libertarians have been complaining about that

01:44:34.440 forever oh I think they probably are right

01:44:36.200 they all get all these approved they all get

01:44:37.940 approved all the FISA applications get

01:44:39.900 approved like it's like 99.7% of them and

01:44:42.260 the reason is because they'll put anything in

01:44:43.920 there to get it and they're not really

01:44:45.340 looking at trying to stop them so what you

01:44:49.640 know that it's it's shocking to me that the

01:44:51.420 libertarian movement is not just growing out

01:44:53.340 of control right now shocking to me they're

01:44:56.620 just they just somebody in the libertarian

01:44:58.600 party just doesn't get it I don't know what

01:45:00.580 it is but they don't get it and there's no

01:45:02.380 libertarian to really get behind no who there's

01:45:05.480 not even a lead that last time that when they

01:45:07.940 ran you know they ran Gary Johnson who was not

01:45:12.300 a libertarian no he didn't closer to socialism

01:45:15.320 than libertarian he was a big government guy

01:45:17.760 it didn't make any sense they're blowing it

01:45:20.680 that is the answer libertarianism is the

01:45:23.460 answer if libertarian means constitutional if

01:45:27.840 the libertarian movement is about that bill

01:45:30.940 of rights and the constitution what are the

01:45:33.220 powers what are not the powers let's just do

01:45:36.560 that that's the answer because we all agree

01:45:40.660 the one thing we unite on if you take it out

01:45:43.280 of the old-timey language of the bill of

01:45:45.480 rights all of us agree on that at least eight

01:45:48.280 out of the ten we agree so how come we can't

01:45:51.220 get along the problem is if you need one man

01:45:54.740 one woman to lead libertarianism then it's 1.00

01:45:58.040 not libertarianism as the solution it's just

01:46:00.420 a guy who's preaching it like you have people

01:46:02.860 just don't connect with the concepts enough I

01:46:04.480 mean you you pull these topics libertarian

01:46:07.720 topics and they're all very popular individually

01:46:09.840 it's just I think when it comes to people

01:46:12.260 you know I don't know if it's just if it affects

01:46:14.500 their life they don't want to do it or they it

01:46:16.800 feels weird I mean libertarian party certainly

01:46:19.000 doesn't help itself with some of the candidates

01:46:20.820 it runs because you know they there they can

01:46:24.100 be a tad quirky at times you know I'll take the

01:46:26.560 quirky ones as long as they're actually

01:46:28.040 libertarians yeah Gary Johnson had nothing to

01:46:30.640 do he had nothing to do with the libertarian

01:46:32.800 party no at least at least not Ron Paul had

01:46:36.180 something to do with libertarians and he

01:46:38.220 ran as a Republican yeah yeah that's the

01:46:41.280 issue I mean that's part of it I think part

01:46:42.660 of it is I mean look at you know we heard of

01:46:44.680 this all the time during the election which

01:46:46.540 was you know it's a binary choice I think

01:46:47.900 that's how 99% of people look at it it's

01:46:50.540 you have choice a and choice b pick the best

01:46:52.600 and I look I understand okay so choice a is

01:46:55.540 Republican or Democrat what's choice b right

01:46:57.740 it's not really what it is it's what it is I

01:47:01.540 mean come on we're borrowing a trillion

01:47:03.380 dollars we have a 1.5 trillion dollar suggested

01:47:06.260 stimulus package a Republican president said

01:47:09.360 we'll do three trillion dollars in spending in

01:47:12.460 his State of the Union address while we cut

01:47:14.820 taxes what the hell I don't need a Democrat

01:47:17.980 well I got that party you get the cut taxes I

01:47:20.820 guess right I mean there's certainly advantages

01:47:22.360 and there's been some good policy developments

01:47:24.240 that we've we've talked about at length but you

01:47:27.380 know it's a for another movement to actually

01:47:30.440 develop you'd have to have people connecting

01:47:34.220 with the fundamental principles and I don't

01:47:36.080 think that's that's what they do I think at

01:47:38.040 this point it's like you know I was it was

01:47:40.180 Eagles versus Patriots I didn't care how the

01:47:43.000 Eagle I don't care if they ran it or they

01:47:44.280 threw it I didn't care if they if they want

01:47:46.180 it with a defensive struggle or a shootout I

01:47:48.540 just wanted them to win yeah and shootout yes

01:47:52.300 that's a that's a it's a oh it's a sports

01:47:53.960 term I was saying well it's the Eagles I

01:47:55.580 thought maybe there was a chance you know

01:47:57.260 knowing Philly occasionally things are shot

01:47:59.720 at people yes it's not the players it's all

01:48:01.640 of the fans in the stands that are shooting

01:48:03.560 the other don't demean our culture all

01:48:05.240 right oh sorry and it's fine in sports to

01:48:07.820 do it that way yeah to have your favorite

01:48:09.520 team and come what may no matter what you

01:48:12.400 root for them because you want you don't

01:48:14.020 want to be a fair weather fan you're a fan

01:48:16.520 for other reasons not because they're

01:48:18.740 winning you're a fan because they mean

01:48:20.380 something to you politics and just rooting

01:48:22.620 for the Republicans is lunacy because they

01:48:26.020 don't stand for anything anymore just like

01:48:28.600 the Democrats how many Democrats

01:48:30.800 understand that the communist part that

01:48:33.460 the Democrat Party is closer to the

01:48:35.420 Communist Party than the principles of

01:48:37.600 JFK yeah are there any Democrats who

01:48:41.320 understand that not really they just

01:48:43.660 continue to vote for their team how many

01:48:45.940 Democrats understand that the Chuck

01:48:48.220 Schumer and Harry Reid of the 1990s were

01:48:50.960 far to the right of the Republicans on

01:48:53.320 immigration today oh my more conservative 0.68

01:48:56.060 than almost every Republican today we

01:48:58.260 just played a montage Chuck Schumer last

01:49:00.220 week of Democrats talking about

01:49:02.980 immigration in the two early 2000s and

01:49:05.440 the mid 90s and it's unbelievable

01:49:08.220 unbelievable how have you you don't have

01:49:09.680 it you don't even have except for like

01:49:11.000 Ted Cruz you don't have anybody who's

01:49:12.940 like that's you got nobody no no no listen

01:49:15.360 to nobody listen to the Harry Reid you

01:49:18.620 know mid 1990s clips where he sounds like

01:49:21.220 Ron Paul to audit the Fed yeah yeah every

01:49:24.260 year he introduced a bill every year

01:49:26.320 here the same people the same people

01:49:30.320 with completely different views how all

01:49:32.800 of a sudden the Democrats are to tell us

01:49:35.220 they're tough on Russia yeah is that the

01:49:37.960 world we live in well Democrats are may I

01:49:40.640 say may I say I found out from my

01:49:42.700 children on Sunday the world we live in

01:49:44.640 is the world where Justin Timberlake is

01:49:46.920 the king of pop now see that is the world

01:49:49.280 we live in that huge topic because

01:49:52.660 yesterday you greatly misled me by

01:49:54.680 telling me that Justin Timberlake's the

01:49:56.420 king of pop please tell me he's not he's

01:49:58.220 not oh thank goodness my kids that we

01:50:01.000 sat there and I'm like Justin I can't

01:50:03.600 believe Justin Timberlake and they're

01:50:05.260 like dad he's our generations king of

01:50:07.260 pop and I'm like he is not yes he is I

01:50:09.560 mean he's had a heck of a run yeah no

01:50:11.060 they said that they actually labeled him

01:50:13.120 the king of pop a king of pop oh you're

01:50:15.180 saying that that like he's the Michael

01:50:17.000 Michael Jackson's label yeah that's he

01:50:19.160 got Michael Jackson's label I wouldn't

01:50:21.080 believe I mean he's right I mean that's

01:50:23.040 certainly an a-lister yes for sure he's a

01:50:25.820 big star yes but there's apparently

01:50:28.620 bigger the BBC judged who is the king or

01:50:32.000 queen of pop by streams combination of

01:50:35.940 all YouTube and Spotify plays followers

01:50:39.440 they combined Twitter and Instagram and

01:50:42.040 all that Facebook week spent at number

01:50:44.920 one album sales globally and personal

01:50:49.060 fortune those are all pretty good yeah

01:50:51.180 criteria queen of pop would be Beyonce

01:50:54.500 Tay Tay uh well at number 10 they kind of

01:50:58.340 jammed them all in together okay all

01:51:00.140 right okay so there is a sort of gender 0.93

01:51:02.060 neutral okay all right thank goodness at

01:51:04.660 number 10 number 10 see Ed Sheeran didn't

01:51:07.560 even make the list neither did Lady Gaga 0.99

01:51:09.700 or Kanye so wow at number 10 Justin

01:51:12.860 Timberlake okay I mean you know it's

01:51:15.960 still top 10 he's still top 10 at number

01:51:18.740 nine Drake wow it shows you how bad

01:51:23.860 today's music is Drake what we had Elton

01:51:28.260 John and Billy Joel and Michael Jackson

01:51:31.140 Drake you're gonna throw Drake at me every

01:51:35.560 time I hear that is a kind of a duck

01:51:37.440 isn't it I was gonna go I was gonna go

01:51:39.200 cake isn't it Drake's cakes isn't that

01:51:41.100 like a hostess like product I'm staying

01:51:43.060 quiet because I don't know Drake at all

01:51:45.620 at number eight I believe the Canadian

01:51:47.000 rapper is a Canadian rapper okay yeah

01:51:49.300 which is obviously the source of all

01:51:50.780 rap at number eight and I like this guy

01:51:52.640 but I don't know how long he's been big

01:51:54.720 or if he really qualifies but he's

01:51:56.160 number eight on the list Bruno Mars yeah

01:51:58.260 he's good he's good he's yeah he's

01:52:00.180 good he's done a Super Bowl halftime so

01:52:01.780 I wouldn't consider him I wouldn't have

01:52:03.680 considered him the king of pop either no

01:52:05.540 but he's and he's really good Adele is

01:52:07.940 number six she I would put in you really

01:52:10.980 like her right yeah and I would put her 0.87

01:52:12.720 in a in the close of that category of

01:52:15.080 queen of pop many of these artists have

01:52:18.180 had a three to five year period of being

01:52:21.200 arguably the king of pop right yeah but

01:52:23.240 I mean part of the Michael Jackson thing

01:52:24.920 was it was a long lasting power it was

01:52:28.420 king of rock and roll Elvis Presley right

01:52:31.300 when they die when he died in 1979 on a

01:52:34.860 career that started in the 50s radio shut

01:52:38.140 off do you remember that I mean it was a

01:52:39.980 huge three-day deal that's a king of rock

01:52:43.680 and roll a king of pop is Michael Jackson

01:52:45.880 who started when he was eight and was

01:52:47.540 making number one records until the day

01:52:49.200 he died that's a king of pop yeah so far

01:52:53.660 no name so far actually Drake is not in

01:52:56.320 that drive but Drake is huge I mean I know

01:52:58.340 where this is the this is not his target

01:53:00.260 demo he's a king of pop a king of pop

01:53:02.160 has to have generational spread I think

01:53:04.540 so too yeah I think so too Eminem's at

01:53:06.980 number six which blows me away too yeah

01:53:09.440 he's been around a long time he's

01:53:10.880 weathered a long time he's supposed to be

01:53:12.300 pop yeah it's not even a pop artist I

01:53:16.700 don't think at number four tied for

01:53:18.140 number four Beyonce and Katy Perry okay I

01:53:22.320 mean again they're both pretty big so

01:53:23.800 it's got to be the other one I was

01:53:25.280 thinking of is all the country singer that

01:53:27.860 said you know in front of Elton John I

01:53:30.620 have this theory that love songs are

01:53:33.260 really just poems set to music who was

01:53:36.400 it that said that I don't know I was at

01:53:38.800 it was at the the you know 100 most

01:53:42.140 influential people she was performing

01:53:43.700 Elton John was in the front row I was

01:53:45.580 sitting right behind it's 100 it's an

01:53:47.820 audience of a hundred and their guests

01:53:49.680 okay 100 most influential Bill Clinton

01:53:52.560 was there and she gets up she performs

01:53:54.960 and she Elton John I think Elton John

01:53:57.360 wanted to kill himself no crap really

01:54:00.160 third Taylor Swift that's her that was my

01:54:04.260 guess Taylor Swift that's what I said

01:54:06.020 Tay Tay I don't know how Rihanna but goes

01:54:08.540 ahead of Rihanna ahead of Taylor Swift

01:54:11.360 lots of hits lots of big number one the

01:54:13.380 number one the king of pop according to

01:54:15.280 the BBC Justin Bieber that's actually

01:54:19.280 worse isn't it you actually I felt

01:54:22.980 better I know I felt better yesterday

01:54:25.260 you took the Justin and you doubled

01:54:27.380 down oh my gosh all right thank you

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01:55:42.980 Glenn Beck Mercury

01:55:47.060 Glenn Beck

01:55:55.560 well Stu has been in the studio at which

01:55:59.400 we keep at 65 degrees and I believe he

01:56:02.360 has finally warmed up from his Super Bowl

01:56:04.200 trip yes

01:56:05.260 man I'm people in Minnesota have a lot of

01:56:07.840 respect for you that that is hard just

01:56:10.100 going outside for 10 seconds you know

01:56:12.800 you don't have frozen to the cold core

01:56:14.860 yeah it's I don't know how people live

01:56:16.960 there it's it's amazing yeah gotta be a

01:56:19.100 different yeah different breed God

01:56:20.440 bless you God bless you welcome back

01:56:22.300 Stu congratulations Eagles yes see you

01:56:24.460 tonight at 5 don't miss it the economy

01:56:27.600 and what's coming next tonight at 5 only

01:56:30.660 on the blaze.com slash TV back mercury

01:56:33.540 you

The Glenn Beck Program - February 06, 2018

2⧸6⧸18 - 'Here Comes Inflation？'

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