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00:00:19.580 Well, last night, President Trump gave a primetime speech,

00:00:24.520 first formal policy speech, since the president was sworn in.

00:00:28.580 Pretty big deal, or so we were told.

00:00:31.960 Yet, I don't know about you, I kind of feel in the end,

00:00:35.740 it was more like the empty calories that all of us consumed

00:00:39.120 as we went out to the parking lot watching the eclipse yesterday.

00:00:43.920 Yes, I did watch the eclipse.

00:00:46.660 I'm not exactly sure why, other than everyone said,

00:00:50.720 oh my gosh, this is so important.

00:00:52.800 You've got to go out, and I have a major fear of missing out.

00:00:56.140 And so I found myself standing in the parking lot like a boob.

00:01:01.020 Did anyone else feel that way yesterday during the eclipse?

00:01:04.020 Because I felt it twice in one day.

00:01:07.140 I felt exactly the same way with the president's speech.

00:01:10.520 Trump said his, quote,

00:01:12.600 To me, this was a huge deal.

00:01:20.660 I didn't expect him to actually admit this.

00:01:23.760 After all, sending more troops into Afghanistan is a 180

00:01:28.400 from what he was saying during the campaign

00:01:30.660 when he ran on a line that, quote,

00:01:33.100 the war was an unsolvable quagmire requiring a fast U.S. withdrawal.

00:01:39.680 So he admitted that he had changed his mind,

00:01:44.260 which is not like Donald Trump,

00:01:46.280 and he went as far as telling us why he changed his mind,

00:01:51.160 another thing he really rarely does.

00:01:54.580 And I appreciate it.

00:01:56.580 The president said he had determined

00:01:58.340 that the approach would create a vacuum

00:02:01.020 that terrorists, including al-Qaeda and the Islamic State,

00:02:04.400 could instantly fill if we had a quick withdrawal.

00:02:08.440 Trump said Americans are weary of war without victory,

00:02:13.740 and I share American people's frustration.

00:02:17.940 But in the end, we will win.

00:02:21.460 Okay, several things here that we need to talk about.

00:02:26.920 I don't think we're going to win.

00:02:28.500 Does anybody really believe we're going to win?

00:02:30.100 Because I don't even think we're fighting to win.

00:02:31.820 I needed the president to say one more thing,

00:02:35.200 and he would have satisfied at least my need

00:02:39.940 for hearing it from the president,

00:02:42.780 even though I don't agree with the policy.

00:02:45.340 I need somebody, anybody,

00:02:47.400 to describe what winning actually looks like.

00:02:52.480 Because this is now America's longest conflict,

00:02:56.540 16 years.

00:02:58.840 And we were told the win was to kill Osama bin Laden.

00:03:03.720 But that was done in 2012.

00:03:07.740 So what are we fighting for or against?

00:03:11.000 What are we doing there?

00:03:13.380 Americans are frustrated because no one on either side

00:03:16.840 has a clue on why we're even there,

00:03:19.740 what we're doing,

00:03:21.100 nor do we even know what has to happen

00:03:23.660 before we can come home.

00:03:25.160 Why is it this is now the third president?

00:03:31.000 The first one was a hawk, George Bush.

00:03:34.740 Okay?

00:03:35.460 The second one wanted all wars to end.

00:03:38.920 He did the same thing that the first president did.

00:03:42.280 And this one, in a third point of view,

00:03:45.720 said, you know what?

00:03:47.120 We need to bring him home.

00:03:48.200 We need to bring him home quickly.

00:03:49.380 And yet, he's doing the same thing

00:03:52.300 that the first president did.

00:03:55.160 I'd like to know why.

00:03:57.860 And if your media source isn't helping you figure out

00:04:00.880 why and what a win looks like,

00:04:04.120 so we can stop losing Americans

00:04:06.240 and their limbs on the battlefield for a war

00:04:09.280 we can't even define,

00:04:10.800 and most of us can't even tell you

00:04:12.860 if it's going on or not.

00:04:14.200 And if they're not telling you that,

00:04:16.980 but instead they're just making this

00:04:18.640 all about Trump, Trump, Trump,

00:04:20.260 either good or bad,

00:04:21.800 maybe, just maybe,

00:04:23.140 it's time for a new media source.

00:04:28.940 We begin right now.

00:04:30.700 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:04:52.420 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:04:56.860 America's longest running conflict.

00:05:01.180 Honestly, I want to know why.

00:05:02.520 I want to know why.

00:05:04.080 I want to know what we're doing.

00:05:07.280 I want to, last night when I watched this,

00:05:11.700 A, I wasn't filled with confidence

00:05:13.400 that we're going to win,

00:05:14.300 but nobody could have filled me.

00:05:15.820 Ronald Reagan could come back from the dead

00:05:17.920 and I wouldn't feel like we were going to win.

00:05:22.300 I don't believe that anybody in Washington

00:05:25.440 even knows what a win looks like anymore.

00:05:28.320 I don't know what we're doing over there.

00:05:30.800 The president says we're not going to nation build.

00:05:33.820 Well, yeah, we are.

00:05:36.540 Because that's all we're really doing.

00:05:38.600 We are the police force

00:05:40.320 in the middle of a drug war.

00:05:43.080 That's really what's happening.

00:05:45.940 And why?

00:05:47.680 Why?

00:05:48.260 For what?

00:05:50.740 So ISIS doesn't come in?

00:05:52.880 So Al-Qaeda doesn't come in?

00:05:55.440 We can't continue to spend our lives.

00:05:58.340 Do you know that most people,

00:06:01.020 only 1% of the U.S. population

00:06:04.580 is engaged in this war.

00:06:06.880 1% of this population

00:06:09.620 has somebody that they know

00:06:11.640 or are involved with

00:06:12.680 that are fighting in Afghanistan.

00:06:16.100 This war could go on forever.

00:06:17.760 Most Americans don't even know

00:06:21.880 why we're in South Korea.

00:06:24.740 They don't even know

00:06:25.720 we are in South Korea.

00:06:30.060 How long has that gone on?

00:06:34.100 I thought we were against

00:06:35.640 being America's,

00:06:38.320 you know, the world's army,

00:06:40.120 the world's policemen.

00:06:41.680 That's not what we are for.

00:06:43.220 That's not what we do.

00:06:47.320 Did anybody else think about

00:06:49.380 what George Bush said to me

00:06:51.520 in the Oval Office

00:06:52.300 just before he left?

00:06:54.640 When he said...

00:06:55.860 I did.

00:06:56.720 The, don't worry Glenn,

00:06:59.020 the next president,

00:06:59.920 he was talking about Barack Obama,

00:07:01.320 when he said,

00:07:01.880 I'll just fly planes

00:07:02.840 over the Pakistani border

00:07:04.120 and I'll just bomb Pakistan.

00:07:06.500 And I said,

00:07:07.200 that's a suicide.

00:07:08.320 That's our country

00:07:09.720 committing suicide.

00:07:11.580 Can't do that to an ally.

00:07:13.140 He said,

00:07:13.600 don't worry.

00:07:15.760 The next president,

00:07:17.300 whoever it is,

00:07:18.200 male or female,

00:07:19.240 Republican or Democrat,

00:07:20.180 they're going to sit behind

00:07:21.420 this desk in this chair

00:07:22.840 and they're going to make

00:07:23.940 pretty much the same decision

00:07:25.360 because they will realize

00:07:27.420 the president's hands are tied.

00:07:31.280 And they'll have to continue

00:07:32.800 on this policy.

00:07:34.620 Can you play the president

00:07:36.300 from last night?

00:07:37.260 Listen to this.

00:07:37.860 The consequences

00:07:38.960 of a rapid exit

00:07:40.700 are both predictable

00:07:42.700 and unacceptable.

00:07:45.800 My original instinct

00:07:47.500 was to pull out

00:07:49.180 and historically,

00:07:51.800 I like following

00:07:53.040 my instincts.

00:07:55.320 But all my life,

00:07:56.640 I've heard that decisions

00:07:58.260 are much different

00:07:59.600 when you sit

00:08:01.060 in the Oval Office.

00:08:02.320 And yes,

00:08:03.540 we will defeat them

00:08:04.760 and we will defeat them

00:08:06.240 handily.

00:08:07.000 Isn't that pretty much

00:08:08.180 what George Bush said?

00:08:09.180 It's the same thing.

00:08:10.060 Yeah.

00:08:10.260 Same thing.

00:08:11.140 When you sit in the Oval Office,

00:08:12.560 you'll realize your hands are tied.

00:08:14.500 Well, then why do we need

00:08:15.760 a president?

00:08:16.880 Why are we fighting

00:08:17.800 over who is president?

00:08:19.500 If the guy who gets in

00:08:21.140 is going to make

00:08:22.220 the same decision,

00:08:23.380 I mean, think,

00:08:24.140 you could not have

00:08:25.300 three presidents

00:08:26.100 that were more different.

00:08:29.260 The last three presidents

00:08:30.780 have torn us apart.

00:08:33.340 George W. Bush

00:08:35.620 wildly unpopular

00:08:37.000 with half the country

00:08:38.400 and they said

00:08:40.020 horrible things

00:08:41.040 about him.

00:08:42.700 Barack Obama

00:08:43.440 comes in

00:08:44.260 unpopular

00:08:45.040 with

00:08:45.720 half the country

00:08:47.840 hating his guts.

00:08:49.680 This guy

00:08:50.260 coming in

00:08:50.960 half the country

00:08:52.180 hating his guts.

00:08:53.840 All for different reasons.

00:08:56.280 All for different reasons.

00:08:57.560 One,

00:08:58.880 he was too

00:08:59.700 Republican.

00:09:02.060 Second,

00:09:02.920 he was too

00:09:03.780 Democrat.

00:09:05.360 And third,

00:09:06.760 he's going to

00:09:07.480 drain the swamp

00:09:08.620 and he's against

00:09:09.540 all of them.

00:09:10.840 And yet they're doing

00:09:11.500 exactly the same thing.

00:09:13.620 Can somebody tell me why?

00:09:16.300 Because I really want to know.

00:09:18.600 Is there anybody

00:09:19.660 in the media

00:09:20.420 that's asking this question?

00:09:22.880 I would also like to know

00:09:24.280 one other thing.

00:09:24.920 We have

00:09:27.300 the most

00:09:28.260 sophisticated

00:09:29.260 fighting machinery

00:09:30.880 the world

00:09:31.920 has ever

00:09:33.020 seen.

00:09:34.800 You can't

00:09:36.240 get in

00:09:36.840 probably

00:09:38.940 within

00:09:39.600 a thousand,

00:09:41.020 maybe

00:09:41.200 five thousand

00:09:42.240 yards

00:09:42.820 of one of our

00:09:44.500 Navy ships

00:09:45.260 without the

00:09:45.980 Aegis system

00:09:46.920 going off.

00:09:48.200 Automatically,

00:09:49.900 automatically

00:09:51.080 will

00:09:52.240 take a plane

00:09:53.860 and rip it

00:09:55.100 to shreds.

00:09:56.580 No man

00:09:57.440 needs to be

00:09:58.160 involved.

00:09:59.120 The Aegis system

00:10:00.200 is there

00:10:01.460 to find out

00:10:02.400 what is

00:10:03.360 in its

00:10:04.220 sphere.

00:10:05.400 What is

00:10:06.080 within

00:10:06.780 attack range.

00:10:08.760 And it

00:10:09.240 automatically

00:10:10.380 turns on

00:10:11.940 and destroys

00:10:13.360 it.

00:10:14.580 Why is it

00:10:15.480 our

00:10:15.840 most

00:10:16.740 sophisticated

00:10:17.380 ships

00:10:18.160 with the

00:10:19.640 most

00:10:19.920 sophisticated

00:10:20.700 navigation

00:10:21.660 and

00:10:21.940 equipment

00:10:22.320 are

00:10:23.540 ramming

00:10:24.080 into

00:10:24.340 things?

00:10:25.540 It doesn't

00:10:26.480 make any

00:10:27.060 sense to me

00:10:27.620 at all.

00:10:28.140 You're not

00:10:29.200 missing the

00:10:30.120 cargo ship.

00:10:31.500 It's happened

00:10:31.960 twice.

00:10:32.500 Twice.

00:10:33.040 In three months.

00:10:33.560 Twice.

00:10:35.160 And to me

00:10:36.040 there are only

00:10:36.900 a couple of

00:10:38.000 reasons.

00:10:39.260 One,

00:10:40.040 we are

00:10:41.460 incompetent.

00:10:43.260 Absolutely

00:10:43.940 and totally

00:10:45.300 incompetent.

00:10:46.460 I don't

00:10:47.800 believe that.

00:10:49.480 I know

00:10:50.260 the people

00:10:50.720 who are

00:10:51.180 in the

00:10:51.560 military.

00:10:52.240 You know

00:10:52.720 many of

00:10:53.120 the people

00:10:53.440 who are

00:10:53.700 in the

00:10:53.880 military.

00:10:54.320 You cannot

00:10:55.420 tell me

00:10:56.080 we're that

00:10:56.740 incompetent.

00:10:59.660 We lost

00:11:01.180 ten sailors

00:11:02.800 over the

00:11:03.500 weekend?

00:11:04.000 Ten?

00:11:06.680 How?

00:11:08.840 How?

00:11:10.000 How is

00:11:10.680 that possible?

00:11:12.140 How did

00:11:13.020 another ship

00:11:14.440 ram

00:11:16.620 our

00:11:18.120 Navy

00:11:18.740 vessel?

00:11:22.240 And we

00:11:22.900 lose ten

00:11:23.500 sailors.

00:11:24.140 It doesn't

00:11:24.580 make any

00:11:24.980 sense

00:11:25.260 whatsoever.

00:11:26.000 None.

00:11:26.700 Zero.

00:11:30.040 So we're

00:11:30.780 either

00:11:30.980 incompetent

00:11:31.700 or there's

00:11:32.120 something else

00:11:32.640 going on.

00:11:33.700 And I

00:11:34.000 don't know

00:11:34.340 what it

00:11:34.660 is.

00:11:36.280 I don't

00:11:36.880 want to

00:11:37.140 be involved

00:11:38.240 in conspiracy

00:11:39.080 theories but

00:11:40.120 help me

00:11:40.700 out.

00:11:42.200 I'm just

00:11:42.840 not going

00:11:43.120 to sit

00:11:43.440 here

00:11:43.780 and wait

00:11:44.880 for a

00:11:45.340 third

00:11:45.800 Navy

00:11:46.380 ship

00:11:46.820 to be

00:11:47.440 rammed

00:11:48.180 or get

00:11:49.900 lost

00:11:50.480 without

00:11:50.760 asking

00:11:51.140 questions.

00:11:51.680 You know

00:11:51.840 how much

00:11:52.080 those ships

00:11:52.580 cost us?

00:11:55.720 Has

00:11:55.840 anybody

00:11:56.160 been fired

00:11:59.560 for that?

00:12:00.720 Has the

00:12:01.180 captain

00:12:01.580 gotten in

00:12:02.140 trouble?

00:12:03.520 When the

00:12:03.840 Exxon

00:12:04.220 Valdez

00:12:05.060 remember

00:12:05.760 that?

00:12:06.460 When the

00:12:06.740 Exxon

00:12:07.220 Valdez

00:12:08.120 went and

00:12:08.740 spilled

00:12:09.120 oil,

00:12:09.620 it was

00:12:11.180 a

00:12:11.420 massive,

00:12:12.820 massive

00:12:13.720 ordeal.

00:12:15.400 Here's

00:12:15.760 our

00:12:15.960 ships.

00:12:17.240 Our

00:12:17.840 ships

00:12:18.120 brand

00:12:18.520 new.

00:12:18.860 That's

00:12:19.040 the

00:12:19.140 USS

00:12:19.440 John

00:12:19.800 McCain.

00:12:21.220 Latest

00:12:21.940 technology.

00:12:25.400 Why don't

00:12:26.940 we know

00:12:27.300 everything about

00:12:28.020 that?

00:12:28.760 Why aren't

00:12:30.080 those guys

00:12:30.940 almost drawn

00:12:32.120 and quartered

00:12:33.120 for incompetent?

00:12:34.720 Were they

00:12:34.960 drunk?

00:12:35.460 was the

00:12:37.580 warning

00:12:37.940 system that

00:12:39.260 hey,

00:12:40.360 big ship,

00:12:42.180 big ship.

00:12:44.500 I know

00:12:45.100 my car

00:12:45.780 says,

00:12:46.460 my car

00:12:47.000 talks to

00:12:47.680 me when

00:12:48.400 I start

00:12:48.780 to go

00:12:49.100 out of

00:12:49.380 a lane.

00:12:50.100 We don't

00:12:50.480 have any

00:12:51.100 kind of

00:12:51.420 warning.

00:12:52.260 Giant

00:12:52.740 ship,

00:12:53.980 turn

00:12:54.620 around.

00:12:56.360 Almost

00:12:56.620 every car

00:12:57.080 released now

00:12:57.640 has a

00:12:57.980 proximity

00:12:58.380 alarm.

00:12:59.400 But our

00:12:59.700 ship

00:12:59.880 doesn't?

00:13:00.320 It

00:13:00.540 does.

00:13:01.460 It does.

00:13:02.680 It's called

00:13:03.100 the Aegis

00:13:03.660 system.

00:13:04.160 It does.

00:13:05.160 I know.

00:13:05.580 So have

00:13:06.200 they disabled

00:13:06.760 them?

00:13:07.120 Are they

00:13:07.320 not working?

00:13:08.580 What is

00:13:08.860 happening?

00:13:10.300 I mean,

00:13:10.800 the so

00:13:11.500 the one

00:13:11.840 obviously

00:13:12.260 the McCain

00:13:12.960 one just

00:13:13.380 happened.

00:13:13.820 So we

00:13:14.040 don't they

00:13:14.540 haven't done

00:13:14.800 the investigation

00:13:15.360 yet.

00:13:15.660 But the

00:13:16.000 one from

00:13:16.340 two months

00:13:16.860 ago,

00:13:17.260 they did

00:13:17.820 relieve the

00:13:18.400 captain from

00:13:19.020 duty and

00:13:19.540 such.

00:13:21.340 And was

00:13:22.160 he drunk?

00:13:23.080 Don't think

00:13:23.560 he was drunk.

00:13:24.300 Okay.

00:13:24.640 I have not

00:13:25.520 read the

00:13:25.820 entire report.

00:13:26.820 How did

00:13:27.320 the captain

00:13:28.020 how did

00:13:29.280 I mean,

00:13:30.600 that's

00:13:31.220 that's

00:13:31.760 beyond

00:13:32.340 incompetence.

00:13:33.640 It's

00:13:34.160 beyond

00:13:34.720 incompetence.

00:13:35.620 Only

00:13:35.900 because

00:13:36.380 it's

00:13:37.240 not

00:13:37.740 think of

00:13:39.040 the most

00:13:39.680 sophisticated

00:13:40.220 car with

00:13:41.240 the proximity

00:13:41.840 alarms.

00:13:43.160 Right.

00:13:43.380 I mean,

00:13:43.540 it's not

00:13:43.780 you know,

00:13:44.540 we don't

00:13:44.880 know,

00:13:45.760 you know,

00:13:46.360 this McCain

00:13:46.860 thing,

00:13:47.120 obviously,

00:13:47.480 again,

00:13:47.620 just happened.

00:13:48.380 But I mean,

00:13:48.540 we don't

00:13:48.820 know that

00:13:49.160 they didn't

00:13:49.620 know it

00:13:50.120 was going

00:13:50.400 to occur.

00:13:51.580 I mean,

00:13:51.760 you know,

00:13:52.020 we don't

00:13:52.360 know what

00:13:53.080 the what

00:13:53.820 the you know,

00:13:54.340 we don't

00:13:54.520 know the

00:13:54.780 reasoning.

00:13:55.280 We don't

00:13:55.440 know how

00:13:55.820 it happened.

00:13:56.660 I mean,

00:13:56.860 just because

00:13:57.520 an alarm

00:13:57.860 goes off

00:13:58.180 doesn't mean

00:13:58.540 you have

00:13:58.800 like if

00:13:59.340 your car

00:13:59.640 alarm goes

00:14:00.020 off and

00:14:00.260 the guy

00:14:00.520 next to

00:14:00.980 you crashes

00:14:01.300 into you

00:14:01.640 anyway,

00:14:02.500 it doesn't

00:14:03.200 mean that

00:14:03.460 you didn't

00:14:03.780 know the

00:14:04.220 proximity

00:14:04.640 alarm was

00:14:05.060 going on.

00:14:05.360 proximity

00:14:05.940 alarm.

00:14:07.200 It's

00:14:07.640 different from

00:14:08.320 a car

00:14:08.720 to a ship

00:14:09.320 course.

00:14:09.760 You ever

00:14:10.160 heard,

00:14:10.520 you know,

00:14:10.720 this thing

00:14:11.060 turning this

00:14:11.520 thing is

00:14:11.760 like turning

00:14:12.120 an aircraft

00:14:12.660 carrier.

00:14:13.380 You don't

00:14:14.000 turn those

00:14:14.820 on a dime.

00:14:15.680 It's not

00:14:15.880 a speed

00:14:16.460 boat.

00:14:17.040 So you

00:14:17.540 don't turn

00:14:18.040 them on

00:14:18.280 a dime.

00:14:18.920 So the

00:14:19.160 proximity

00:14:19.720 goes up.

00:14:20.980 Those alarms

00:14:21.560 go off

00:14:22.140 way out

00:14:23.840 to give

00:14:24.540 you enough

00:14:25.100 advance

00:14:25.720 notice to

00:14:26.900 have you

00:14:27.900 stop,

00:14:29.040 reverse,

00:14:30.160 turn,

00:14:31.060 do whatever

00:14:31.520 you need

00:14:32.280 to do to

00:14:32.980 avoid that.

00:14:33.880 there's

00:14:35.700 how does

00:14:36.640 it get

00:14:37.040 that close

00:14:37.880 that it's

00:14:38.600 even a

00:14:39.220 close,

00:14:39.900 a narrow

00:14:40.420 miss?

00:14:40.940 Imagine we

00:14:42.220 have all

00:14:42.640 kinds of

00:14:43.400 alarms to

00:14:44.760 go off.

00:14:46.120 And if

00:14:46.920 you've seen

00:14:47.380 how busy

00:14:48.020 our airports

00:14:48.760 are,

00:14:49.780 when's the

00:14:50.580 last time

00:14:51.200 two planes

00:14:51.980 collided

00:14:52.660 at an

00:14:53.860 airport?

00:14:55.640 Has it

00:14:56.440 ever happened?

00:14:57.380 Maybe once?

00:14:58.840 I don't

00:14:59.480 recall it.

00:15:01.060 It could

00:15:01.540 have happened,

00:15:02.180 but I don't

00:15:03.080 recall them.

00:15:03.620 It's not

00:15:04.280 frequent.

00:15:05.640 Those planes

00:15:06.220 are landing

00:15:06.740 every 90

00:15:07.360 seconds.

00:15:08.600 We've had

00:15:09.000 near misses

00:15:09.840 where planes

00:15:11.860 are within

00:15:12.400 what?

00:15:13.360 A thousand

00:15:14.140 feet of

00:15:14.920 each other.

00:15:17.020 I think

00:15:18.100 they're,

00:15:18.480 you know,

00:15:18.840 again,

00:15:19.220 they're different

00:15:19.620 things,

00:15:20.060 right?

00:15:20.300 And we need

00:15:20.820 to know what

00:15:21.260 is going

00:15:21.740 on before

00:15:22.400 we can

00:15:24.040 judge it.

00:15:24.620 I don't

00:15:24.900 think you

00:15:25.200 can make

00:15:25.580 comparisons

00:15:26.060 to cars

00:15:26.580 or planes

00:15:27.320 at all.

00:15:28.340 I know,

00:15:28.680 because boats

00:15:29.320 are bigger

00:15:29.820 and slower.

00:15:30.860 Right,

00:15:31.220 it's harder.

00:15:31.660 So the

00:15:32.560 proximity

00:15:33.040 is further

00:15:34.220 out.

00:15:34.780 It takes

00:15:35.480 longer.

00:15:36.600 It's a

00:15:37.040 slow wreck.

00:15:39.920 Yeah,

00:15:40.160 exactly.

00:15:40.820 I mean,

00:15:41.080 this can

00:15:42.220 be completely

00:15:42.880 the fault

00:15:43.360 of the

00:15:43.640 other

00:15:43.780 vessel,

00:15:44.180 right?

00:15:44.780 I mean,

00:15:45.100 and then

00:15:45.920 you're at

00:15:46.340 that point

00:15:46.720 of whether

00:15:47.020 you decide

00:15:48.180 to fire

00:15:48.960 at a

00:15:49.620 merchant

00:15:49.900 vessel.

00:15:50.140 Or turn.

00:15:51.560 Yeah,

00:15:51.720 but if a

00:15:52.780 smaller boat

00:15:53.500 is coming

00:15:53.760 at a larger

00:15:54.280 boat,

00:15:54.620 you can't

00:15:54.980 just move

00:15:55.520 out of the

00:15:55.880 way.

00:15:56.020 It's not

00:15:56.280 like you

00:15:56.520 just lift

00:15:57.400 up on

00:15:57.800 stilts

00:15:58.420 and the

00:15:58.640 thing goes

00:15:58.920 under you.

00:15:59.400 Whatever

00:15:59.680 hit that

00:16:00.120 thing was

00:16:00.560 big.

00:16:01.500 Did you

00:16:02.200 see the

00:16:02.480 damage?

00:16:02.880 Yes,

00:16:03.140 huge.

00:16:03.780 I mean,

00:16:04.140 it was

00:16:04.740 big.

00:16:05.780 The one

00:16:06.020 before the

00:16:06.580 Fitzgerald,

00:16:07.420 you said

00:16:08.520 they let

00:16:08.900 the captain

00:16:09.740 go,

00:16:10.380 and the

00:16:10.940 fishermen

00:16:11.780 said that

00:16:12.280 they didn't

00:16:12.600 have a

00:16:12.940 radio,

00:16:13.720 so they

00:16:14.060 weren't

00:16:14.480 listening

00:16:15.100 anyway.

00:16:16.020 So that

00:16:17.080 small boat,

00:16:17.600 you're right,

00:16:17.920 they were

00:16:18.120 just coming

00:16:18.520 on the

00:16:18.840 boat.

00:16:19.440 There was

00:16:19.860 no turning.

00:16:20.660 There was

00:16:20.960 no getting

00:16:21.300 out of

00:16:21.580 the way.

00:16:22.280 That's

00:16:22.440 why they

00:16:22.720 got rid

00:16:23.040 of the

00:16:23.220 captain,

00:16:23.580 right?

00:16:24.400 That one

00:16:24.940 they seem

00:16:25.340 to blame

00:16:25.840 on operator

00:16:26.400 error.

00:16:27.760 But I

00:16:29.400 here's

00:16:30.700 what I

00:16:31.300 am tired

00:16:33.220 of.

00:16:35.060 Yesterday,

00:16:35.880 we made

00:16:36.280 a big

00:16:36.580 deal,

00:16:36.900 and I

00:16:37.140 guess

00:16:37.340 people,

00:16:37.960 you know,

00:16:38.300 if you

00:16:38.620 went with

00:16:38.920 your kids,

00:16:39.480 that's one

00:16:39.900 thing.

00:16:40.120 I get it.

00:16:40.580 You went

00:16:40.800 with your

00:16:41.040 kids,

00:16:41.360 it was a

00:16:41.660 great memory

00:16:42.380 to watch.

00:16:43.180 But did

00:16:43.740 you see

00:16:44.120 TV news

00:16:44.840 yesterday?

00:16:45.500 It was

00:16:45.800 non-stop,

00:16:46.840 wall-to-wall

00:16:47.420 coverage.

00:16:47.960 I walk

00:16:48.260 in this

00:16:48.600 morning,

00:16:48.940 and they're

00:16:49.160 still talking

00:16:49.860 about the

00:16:50.280 damn eclipse

00:16:50.980 with all

00:16:52.940 of the

00:16:53.260 things that

00:16:54.000 are going

00:16:54.400 on.

00:16:55.380 I had

00:16:56.040 this thought

00:16:56.420 yesterday

00:16:56.780 that this

00:16:58.020 has taken

00:16:58.580 99 years.

00:17:00.800 I got

00:17:01.080 sick of

00:17:01.420 it in

00:17:01.640 five

00:17:02.100 seconds.

00:17:03.100 It took

00:17:03.520 90,

00:17:04.420 we waited

00:17:04.960 for 99

00:17:05.960 years.

00:17:06.940 I went,

00:17:07.620 I looked

00:17:08.000 at it for

00:17:08.320 five seconds,

00:17:08.920 got sick

00:17:09.340 of it,

00:17:09.580 and immediately

00:17:10.220 turned into,

00:17:10.820 I can't

00:17:11.200 believe this

00:17:11.560 news coverage.

00:17:12.500 It took

00:17:12.920 99 years

00:17:14.840 to get

00:17:15.200 here,

00:17:15.580 and I

00:17:15.960 still was

00:17:16.460 frustrated

00:17:16.840 in seconds.

00:17:18.140 Our

00:17:18.400 attention span

00:17:19.220 is intriguing.

00:17:20.480 I saw

00:17:20.920 they've got

00:17:21.220 National Guard

00:17:21.820 directing traffic

00:17:22.800 out of

00:17:23.200 Oregon,

00:17:23.740 right?

00:17:23.900 We have

00:17:25.740 big fish

00:17:26.320 to fry,

00:17:26.900 guys.

00:17:27.260 We have

00:17:27.520 bigger

00:17:27.780 questions like

00:17:28.560 why?

00:17:30.260 Why?

00:17:30.800 What are

00:17:31.400 these troops

00:17:32.260 going to

00:17:33.240 do in

00:17:33.840 Afghanistan

00:17:34.480 that will

00:17:35.520 bring our

00:17:36.020 boys home?

00:17:37.700 Why?

00:17:38.400 What new

00:17:40.020 information did

00:17:41.100 the president

00:17:41.740 have,

00:17:43.180 or did he

00:17:43.880 just dismiss

00:17:44.900 everything that

00:17:46.440 had been

00:17:46.860 said?

00:17:47.460 Is this

00:17:47.880 truly the

00:17:49.160 best course

00:17:50.220 of action?

00:17:51.360 16 years,

00:17:53.900 how much

00:17:54.880 longer?

00:17:56.000 I just

00:17:56.520 want to

00:17:56.900 know,

00:17:57.400 what does

00:17:58.080 a win

00:17:58.620 look like?

00:18:00.160 So I

00:18:00.560 know,

00:18:00.940 we've hit

00:18:01.380 it,

00:18:01.760 we can

00:18:02.020 go home

00:18:02.400 now.

00:18:03.720 Now this,

00:18:04.840 I want to

00:18:05.120 tell you a

00:18:05.420 story about

00:18:05.760 Stephanie.

00:18:06.840 Last year,

00:18:07.640 Stephanie and

00:18:08.060 her husband

00:18:08.460 made a

00:18:09.380 hard decision

00:18:10.420 to take a

00:18:10.980 transfer that

00:18:11.960 her husband's

00:18:13.080 work had

00:18:13.620 offered them.

00:18:14.620 That meant

00:18:15.120 leaving their

00:18:15.780 hometown of

00:18:16.640 over 24

00:18:17.300 years,

00:18:17.860 where all

00:18:18.160 the kids

00:18:18.740 had grown

00:18:19.540 up,

00:18:20.360 leaving their

00:18:20.900 children,

00:18:21.620 leaving their

00:18:22.020 grandchildren behind.

00:18:23.100 It was a

00:18:23.640 really emotional

00:18:24.560 move.

00:18:25.600 Stephanie is

00:18:27.280 a listener to

00:18:27.780 this program,

00:18:28.740 and Stephanie

00:18:29.260 said,

00:18:29.940 I know who

00:18:30.400 I want to

00:18:31.000 help sell

00:18:31.700 the house,

00:18:32.280 and so she

00:18:32.760 contacted

00:18:33.340 realestateagentsitrust.com.

00:18:35.860 It was an

00:18:36.740 emotional time for

00:18:37.640 Stephanie and her

00:18:38.320 family, as you

00:18:38.900 can imagine.

00:18:40.040 Within an hour,

00:18:41.620 a real estate

00:18:42.200 agent returned

00:18:43.240 Stephanie's call.

00:18:46.180 Ashley was the

00:18:47.800 real estate agent

00:18:48.780 that helped

00:18:50.140 her and her

00:18:50.600 family, making

00:18:51.900 a tough time

00:18:53.760 into an easier

00:18:55.640 experience.

00:18:56.660 They worked

00:18:57.700 together, they

00:18:58.380 laughed together,

00:18:59.220 they cried

00:18:59.740 together, and

00:19:00.920 they got the

00:19:01.460 home sold on

00:19:03.020 time and for

00:19:03.960 the most amount

00:19:04.680 of money.

00:19:05.800 And now,

00:19:06.800 Stephanie and

00:19:07.480 her husband can

00:19:08.720 move on and

00:19:09.680 come visit her

00:19:11.080 grandchildren and

00:19:12.080 her children.

00:19:12.640 realestateagentsitrust.com.

00:19:15.460 It's a hard thing

00:19:17.000 to move, especially

00:19:18.300 when you've been

00:19:19.380 someplace for a

00:19:20.200 very long time.

00:19:22.220 realestateagentsitrust.com

00:19:23.260 are going to get

00:19:24.060 your house sold,

00:19:25.140 they're going to

00:19:25.480 make it as painless

00:19:26.480 as possible, and

00:19:28.000 they'll even help

00:19:28.420 you find the new

00:19:29.260 house wherever you

00:19:30.380 are.

00:19:31.740 realestateagentsitrust.com.

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00:20:42.600 This is not going

00:20:47.420 well for the

00:20:48.520 president, at least

00:20:49.600 with many of his

00:20:51.100 anti-war supporters.

00:20:52.600 Whereas I see Trump

00:20:53.680 as a threat to his

00:20:54.660 re-election, more

00:20:56.220 troops to useless

00:20:57.540 human grinder in

00:20:58.780 Afghanistan, says

00:20:59.920 Ann Coulter.

00:21:01.100 Laura Ingram, who's

00:21:02.220 going to pay for it?

00:21:03.180 What's our measure of

00:21:04.040 success?

00:21:04.980 We didn't win with

00:21:05.680 100,000 troops.

00:21:06.820 How are we going to

00:21:07.180 win with 4,000 more?

00:21:08.980 I thought we were

00:21:09.560 going to drain the

00:21:10.280 swamp in Washington,

00:21:11.220 not clear the

00:21:12.180 desert in Afghanistan.

00:21:14.300 Joe Walsh, 17

00:21:15.200 days, 17 weeks,

00:21:16.480 17 months, 17

00:21:17.520 years, doesn't

00:21:18.260 matter how long

00:21:18.840 and we're in

00:21:19.160 Afghanistan, it's

00:21:20.320 not going to change

00:21:21.280 a damn thing.

00:21:23.580 More in a minute.

00:21:29.220 You're listening to

00:21:30.360 the Glenn Beck

00:21:31.020 program.

00:21:33.680 Mercury.

00:21:34.160 This is the Glenn Beck

00:21:39.220 program.

00:21:43.260 Last night, the

00:21:44.040 president said that

00:21:45.020 he wants to send

00:21:46.040 another 4,000 troops

00:21:47.740 into Afghanistan.

00:21:49.920 Did he say that?

00:21:50.580 I don't think he did

00:21:51.220 say that.

00:21:51.680 No, he didn't

00:21:52.440 actually give the

00:21:52.980 number.

00:21:53.260 You're right.

00:21:53.580 They're speculating

00:21:54.320 that it'll be another

00:21:54.900 4,000 troops that

00:21:55.980 they're going to send

00:21:56.580 into Afghanistan.

00:21:57.460 Could be more.

00:21:58.180 I mean, we had

00:22:02.820 100,000 troops in

00:22:03.900 there, but we

00:22:07.420 didn't win.

00:22:08.200 I don't know what

00:22:08.800 winning even looks

00:22:09.640 like.

00:22:10.020 How many did the

00:22:10.640 Soviets have in

00:22:11.380 there all through

00:22:11.960 the 80s?

00:22:12.460 It's the place

00:22:14.060 where empires die.

00:22:17.520 And, you know, the

00:22:19.180 idea was, let's go

00:22:20.640 in and get Osama

00:22:21.620 bin Laden.

00:22:22.280 We did.

00:22:23.700 And now we're

00:22:24.580 still there.

00:22:26.580 Children, children

00:22:28.420 that were born

00:22:29.620 during this war

00:22:30.960 in 20, what,

00:22:35.600 19, will be

00:22:37.700 eligible to go

00:22:38.700 fight in the

00:22:39.900 same war.

00:22:42.460 I, we are

00:22:48.500 entering a time

00:22:49.640 to where war is

00:22:52.800 becoming meaningless

00:22:53.980 for those in

00:22:57.460 wealthy countries

00:22:58.500 because we're not

00:23:00.860 fighting them

00:23:01.800 ourselves and

00:23:03.900 they're becoming

00:23:04.500 more and more

00:23:05.180 robotic and

00:23:07.400 our drones are

00:23:10.040 fighting, which are

00:23:11.520 being flown here

00:23:12.600 in the United

00:23:13.200 States.

00:23:15.060 It's a video

00:23:16.420 game.

00:23:18.840 Is there some

00:23:20.320 responsibility

00:23:21.480 that we have

00:23:24.240 as people to

00:23:25.620 actually feel the

00:23:26.880 pain of war?

00:23:28.900 Is there some

00:23:29.540 responsibility that

00:23:30.660 we actually know

00:23:33.060 that human lives

00:23:34.520 are being taken

00:23:37.280 taken in our

00:23:38.300 name?

00:23:43.360 I'm a huge fan

00:23:44.560 of Muse.

00:23:45.540 They're not a

00:23:46.120 fan of mine, but

00:23:47.620 I'm a huge fan of

00:23:48.620 Muse and met

00:23:50.480 Bellamy, who was

00:23:52.180 just a brilliant,

00:23:54.320 brilliant writer.

00:23:55.620 there was a

00:23:58.080 CD that came

00:24:00.700 out called The

00:24:01.180 Resistance back

00:24:02.940 in 2009, and

00:24:04.540 I think it's my

00:24:05.100 favorite Muse

00:24:08.040 collection, and

00:24:09.240 it is, the

00:24:11.500 lyrics in 2009

00:24:13.200 I thought were

00:24:14.160 spot on.

00:24:17.040 But if you want

00:24:17.980 to know why

00:24:18.580 Brexit happened,

00:24:20.260 this is a band

00:24:22.140 that really is

00:24:23.100 huge over in

00:24:24.140 Europe, and

00:24:25.900 you want to

00:24:26.220 know what

00:24:26.740 people are

00:24:27.320 feeling, why

00:24:28.160 Brexit is

00:24:29.660 happening, all

00:24:31.640 you have to do

00:24:32.120 is read the

00:24:32.620 lyrics of Muse.

00:24:34.180 You see it.

00:24:37.780 If you want to

00:24:38.700 know what

00:24:39.320 people are

00:24:40.980 feeling, and

00:24:41.820 why, if

00:24:43.940 Donald Trump

00:24:44.780 begins to

00:24:45.740 fall into

00:24:46.840 line with

00:24:49.120 all of the

00:24:49.800 other presidents,

00:24:50.820 that will make

00:24:51.820 two presidents

00:24:53.200 in a row.

00:24:54.140 that promised

00:24:55.540 massive change.

00:24:58.300 Barack Obama

00:24:59.720 delivered his

00:25:01.000 massive change.

00:25:02.460 He went with

00:25:03.780 health care.

00:25:04.860 He got that

00:25:05.460 done.

00:25:06.160 He got a lot

00:25:06.960 done.

00:25:08.560 This president

00:25:09.640 does not have

00:25:12.280 the support of

00:25:13.940 the GOP.

00:25:15.360 He's fighting

00:25:16.500 the GOP.

00:25:17.960 What a

00:25:18.380 surprise.

00:25:18.840 so he's

00:25:22.140 not going to

00:25:22.580 be able to

00:25:23.100 deliver on

00:25:24.340 anything big,

00:25:25.580 and when that

00:25:28.320 happens, there's

00:25:29.580 only two

00:25:30.280 consequences.

00:25:32.280 They turn on

00:25:33.200 him, or he

00:25:35.800 turns along with

00:25:38.260 the people, on

00:25:40.180 Congress, both the

00:25:42.240 GOP and the

00:25:43.180 Democrats, and a

00:25:43.960 lot of people think

00:25:44.560 that's good.

00:25:45.080 it's not.

00:25:47.100 We're not a

00:25:48.020 country of

00:25:48.520 revolution.

00:25:50.040 We're not a

00:25:50.900 country of

00:25:51.320 civil war.

00:25:53.040 The last time

00:25:54.300 that happened, it

00:25:55.260 almost killed

00:25:56.320 us.

00:25:58.420 We escaped by

00:25:59.900 the skin of our

00:26:00.600 teeth, and it

00:26:02.160 was horrible

00:26:02.780 scenes of death

00:26:06.900 everywhere.

00:26:07.440 I want you to

00:26:11.660 listen to the

00:26:12.960 lyrics of a

00:26:16.980 song from

00:26:18.900 Muse.

00:26:19.520 It came out

00:26:20.180 in 2009, and

00:26:22.380 ever since I saw

00:26:23.220 the president speak

00:26:24.020 last night, I

00:26:25.760 kept hearing these

00:26:26.680 lyrics over and

00:26:27.340 over in my head.

00:26:29.180 You and me,

00:26:30.840 we are the

00:26:32.080 same.

00:26:33.860 We don't

00:26:34.700 know or care

00:26:36.140 who's to

00:26:36.980 blame.

00:26:37.440 But we

00:26:39.260 know that

00:26:39.880 whoever holds

00:26:40.960 the reins,

00:26:42.640 nothing will

00:26:43.260 change.

00:26:45.420 Our cause

00:26:46.700 has gone

00:26:47.620 insane, and

00:26:49.580 these wars,

00:26:50.460 they can't be

00:26:51.160 won.

00:26:52.800 And do you

00:26:53.180 want them to

00:26:53.640 go on and

00:26:54.360 on and

00:26:54.860 on?

00:26:57.220 Why split

00:26:58.240 these states

00:26:59.060 when there can

00:26:59.980 be only one,

00:27:00.920 and must we

00:27:01.580 do as we're

00:27:02.120 told?

00:27:04.000 You and me

00:27:05.180 fall in line,

00:27:06.900 to be punished

00:27:08.800 for unproven

00:27:09.740 crimes, and

00:27:11.520 we know that

00:27:12.680 there's no one

00:27:13.360 we can trust,

00:27:14.280 our ancient

00:27:14.900 heroes, they're

00:27:15.800 turning into

00:27:16.480 dust, and

00:27:17.760 these wars,

00:27:18.640 they can't be

00:27:19.300 won.

00:27:20.940 Does anyone

00:27:21.980 even know

00:27:22.880 how they

00:27:24.520 begun?

00:27:24.920 they just

00:27:27.820 promise to

00:27:28.500 go on and

00:27:29.580 on and

00:27:30.720 on.

00:27:33.740 I believe

00:27:35.100 if the

00:27:37.460 media

00:27:37.900 and the

00:27:40.440 politicians all

00:27:41.680 across the

00:27:42.180 world

00:27:42.540 listen to the

00:27:45.740 lyrics of

00:27:46.500 Muse, they

00:27:48.060 would see

00:27:48.560 their future.

00:27:49.200 people feel

00:27:52.760 as though

00:27:53.620 they're not

00:27:54.520 being listened

00:27:55.360 to.

00:27:56.400 People feel

00:27:57.380 as though

00:27:57.860 they're being

00:27:58.280 lied to.

00:28:00.480 People feel

00:28:01.360 like everybody's

00:28:02.620 in on it

00:28:03.340 except them.

00:28:07.020 It doesn't

00:28:08.140 make sense

00:28:09.100 to us.

00:28:12.540 So what is

00:28:13.780 it that they

00:28:14.440 know that

00:28:15.680 they're not

00:28:16.260 telling us?

00:28:17.020 because there's

00:28:18.700 no way they

00:28:19.320 win these

00:28:19.800 wars.

00:28:21.460 Who's

00:28:21.940 profiting on

00:28:22.720 these?

00:28:24.080 Because it's

00:28:24.880 our kids that

00:28:25.680 we're sending

00:28:26.160 off.

00:28:26.960 It's our kids

00:28:27.960 that are paying

00:28:28.520 the price, and

00:28:30.020 we don't even

00:28:30.560 know why they're

00:28:31.120 being fought.

00:28:45.100 And we are

00:28:45.900 entering a

00:28:46.620 place to

00:28:48.040 where

00:28:48.480 where Muse

00:28:57.400 goes, and

00:29:00.460 that is

00:29:01.120 an uprising.

00:29:07.060 And you

00:29:07.720 don't want an

00:29:08.220 uprising.

00:29:11.080 I don't think

00:29:11.940 the average

00:29:12.360 person wants

00:29:13.300 an uprising.

00:29:14.220 I don't think

00:29:14.760 the average

00:29:15.300 person has

00:29:17.220 really thought

00:29:17.880 it through

00:29:18.560 when they

00:29:19.540 say, destroy

00:29:20.860 the whole

00:29:21.400 system.

00:29:22.720 This system

00:29:23.860 is

00:29:26.320 divine.

00:29:29.080 It's just

00:29:30.020 been so

00:29:30.600 badly abused.

00:29:33.220 This system

00:29:33.840 was designed

00:29:34.740 to put you

00:29:36.560 in power

00:29:37.580 for the first

00:29:39.200 time in human

00:29:40.080 history.

00:29:40.440 to put you

00:29:41.680 in power.

00:29:42.460 And what

00:29:42.940 happened?

00:29:44.360 It gave us

00:29:45.780 so many

00:29:46.660 riches.

00:29:47.500 It gave us

00:29:48.220 so many

00:29:48.960 diversions.

00:29:50.600 It gave us

00:29:51.200 so many

00:29:51.880 things that

00:29:53.440 made us

00:29:54.020 fat and

00:29:54.860 happy and

00:29:55.560 honestly blind

00:29:56.600 and lazy

00:29:57.300 that we

00:30:00.280 didn't keep

00:30:00.780 our eye on

00:30:01.260 the ball.

00:30:01.680 go back

00:30:05.760 today and

00:30:06.940 listen to

00:30:09.220 Eisenhower.

00:30:11.460 I truly

00:30:12.920 believe

00:30:13.500 it's the

00:30:16.580 last time

00:30:17.680 a president

00:30:18.340 gave a

00:30:20.340 really

00:30:21.340 self-sacrificing

00:30:24.940 speech.

00:30:27.320 Dwight

00:30:27.980 Eisenhower

00:30:28.560 was the

00:30:30.120 allied

00:30:30.540 commander

00:30:31.240 of all

00:30:31.880 of the

00:30:32.160 forces.

00:30:33.460 He was

00:30:34.080 a general.

00:30:36.540 He,

00:30:37.160 if there's

00:30:37.720 anybody

00:30:38.140 that knew

00:30:39.680 what the

00:30:40.240 military could

00:30:41.020 do,

00:30:41.580 it was him.

00:30:43.100 If there's

00:30:43.760 anybody who

00:30:44.420 had respect,

00:30:46.160 the respect

00:30:46.920 of the

00:30:47.720 armed forces

00:30:48.440 and the

00:30:49.360 respect of

00:30:50.020 all those

00:30:50.740 who fought

00:30:51.340 with him,

00:30:52.040 it was

00:30:52.660 Dwight

00:30:53.160 Eisenhower.

00:30:54.680 He becomes

00:30:55.780 president

00:30:56.280 and he

00:30:57.860 talks about

00:30:58.740 the

00:30:59.860 military

00:31:00.380 industrial

00:31:01.080 complex.

00:31:02.580 Now this

00:31:03.000 is something

00:31:03.480 that has

00:31:04.400 become a

00:31:05.420 conspiracy

00:31:05.920 theorist

00:31:06.680 dream.

00:31:07.740 It's a

00:31:07.920 utopia

00:31:08.520 for

00:31:09.520 conspiracy

00:31:10.140 theorists.

00:31:11.960 Oh,

00:31:12.620 the military

00:31:13.120 industrial

00:31:13.560 complex.

00:31:15.480 But he

00:31:16.060 warned us.

00:31:19.700 If you

00:31:20.640 don't,

00:31:21.460 he said,

00:31:21.960 for the

00:31:22.220 very first

00:31:22.880 time,

00:31:23.900 we're going

00:31:24.860 to have to

00:31:25.220 have a

00:31:25.520 standing

00:31:25.920 army.

00:31:26.900 We're going

00:31:27.240 to have

00:31:27.500 to have

00:31:28.080 new

00:31:29.260 technology.

00:31:30.960 We're going

00:31:31.600 to have to

00:31:32.180 do things

00:31:33.320 that we

00:31:33.580 never thought

00:31:34.300 possible because

00:31:35.120 we can all

00:31:36.000 be dead

00:31:36.860 in 18

00:31:38.000 minutes.

00:31:39.840 But that's

00:31:40.860 going to

00:31:41.080 require you

00:31:41.960 to stay

00:31:42.560 vigilant.

00:31:47.880 Or the

00:31:48.800 military

00:31:49.220 industrial

00:31:49.780 complex,

00:31:50.780 the people

00:31:51.340 who are

00:31:51.740 just making

00:31:53.180 money on

00:31:55.380 the growth

00:31:56.100 of machines

00:31:57.280 of death

00:31:58.220 are going

00:32:00.060 to control

00:32:00.560 things.

00:32:04.900 And I

00:32:05.600 don't want

00:32:05.940 to say

00:32:06.240 that the

00:32:06.600 people that

00:32:07.320 are making

00:32:07.920 war machines

00:32:09.640 are evil.

00:32:10.660 It's just,

00:32:11.540 this is just

00:32:12.140 the system

00:32:12.800 we're living

00:32:13.300 in.

00:32:13.880 And they're

00:32:14.600 making money

00:32:15.400 and nobody

00:32:15.860 wants to

00:32:16.360 see their

00:32:16.820 money cut

00:32:17.460 off.

00:32:18.380 And so

00:32:19.040 they just

00:32:19.420 keep going.

00:32:20.120 And I

00:32:22.720 honestly don't

00:32:23.460 think it's

00:32:23.880 because of

00:32:24.420 money or

00:32:25.140 anything else.

00:32:26.420 But I

00:32:27.180 don't know

00:32:27.740 what the

00:32:28.320 reason is.

00:32:29.080 We're still

00:32:29.440 fighting these

00:32:30.180 wars.

00:32:32.180 Because if you

00:32:33.060 wanted to

00:32:33.540 fight to

00:32:34.060 win, the

00:32:34.560 United States

00:32:35.100 has that

00:32:35.660 capacity.

00:32:36.840 It can

00:32:37.760 fight to

00:32:38.620 win.

00:32:39.960 It can

00:32:40.900 change the

00:32:41.620 world just

00:32:42.420 with its

00:32:42.820 military

00:32:43.340 might.

00:32:43.940 and then

00:32:49.640 come home.

00:32:56.500 I want to

00:32:57.180 talk to you

00:32:57.500 next hour

00:32:58.080 about an

00:32:59.020 answer to

00:33:02.080 all of

00:33:02.380 this.

00:33:03.360 Something I

00:33:03.980 started talking

00:33:04.460 about yesterday

00:33:05.220 that we

00:33:07.640 all kind of

00:33:08.060 have to do.

00:33:11.380 It's time to

00:33:12.220 take an

00:33:12.560 inventory.

00:33:13.040 It's time

00:33:13.760 to find

00:33:14.680 out what

00:33:14.960 we really

00:33:15.500 believe.

00:33:17.200 Who we

00:33:18.760 really are.

00:33:21.660 And begin

00:33:22.460 again with a

00:33:23.140 blank sheet

00:33:23.780 of paper.

00:33:25.940 What is the

00:33:26.840 story we're

00:33:27.540 going to

00:33:28.000 write for

00:33:28.640 our country?

00:33:29.720 What is the

00:33:30.200 story we're

00:33:30.640 going to

00:33:30.840 write for

00:33:31.400 ourselves?

00:33:34.060 We'll do

00:33:34.760 that next

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00:35:15.480 This is the

00:35:16.720 Glenn Beck

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00:35:22.760 The Glenn Beck

00:35:24.520 Program.

00:35:25.500 Maybe.

00:35:26.060 I don't know.

00:35:27.160 Stu is on a

00:35:27.820 different page

00:35:28.540 than I am

00:35:30.020 on this

00:35:31.340 Afghanistan thing.

00:35:32.460 I think it

00:35:32.940 should have been

00:35:33.280 over 15 years

00:35:34.300 ago.

00:35:34.700 Me too.

00:35:34.860 Fight it

00:35:35.900 to win.

00:35:36.700 Fight it

00:35:37.040 all out.

00:35:38.080 Do the

00:35:38.440 shock and

00:35:38.840 awe that

00:35:39.140 you promised.

00:35:40.040 Only really

00:35:40.540 do it.

00:35:41.440 And then

00:35:41.680 get out.

00:35:42.840 I hate what

00:35:44.660 they're doing

00:35:44.980 now.

00:35:45.900 And that's

00:35:46.480 the problem.

00:35:47.640 They're not

00:35:48.160 going to fight

00:35:48.600 this the right

00:35:49.200 way.

00:35:49.940 We don't fight

00:35:50.740 wars to win

00:35:51.380 anymore.

00:35:51.700 This doesn't

00:35:52.080 teach anybody

00:35:53.200 anything.

00:35:54.140 Except they can

00:35:54.840 bleed us to

00:35:55.560 death.

00:35:55.940 It doesn't

00:35:56.820 teach anybody

00:35:57.460 anything.

00:35:58.300 You go in.

00:35:58.980 the point

00:36:00.280 of war

00:36:00.820 is to

00:36:01.980 win

00:36:02.680 and then

00:36:03.700 to stop

00:36:04.460 future wars.

00:36:05.820 So you

00:36:06.500 go in

00:36:07.080 and you

00:36:07.500 fight it

00:36:08.000 with everything

00:36:08.720 you have

00:36:09.460 and you

00:36:10.320 take the

00:36:10.920 breath away

00:36:11.540 from the

00:36:12.020 enemy until

00:36:12.540 they say

00:36:12.960 okay okay okay

00:36:13.860 okay okay

00:36:14.360 okay I

00:36:14.780 stop stop

00:36:15.420 stop stop

00:36:16.160 stop.

00:36:16.780 And then you

00:36:17.160 stop and

00:36:17.660 say to the

00:36:18.320 whole world

00:36:18.900 don't do

00:36:19.560 that to us.

00:36:20.960 Don't

00:36:21.480 try to

00:36:22.660 bring down

00:36:23.380 our buildings

00:36:24.280 with our

00:36:24.740 people in

00:36:25.280 them because

00:36:26.020 we will do

00:36:27.260 this again.

00:36:29.020 Now you've

00:36:30.900 paid the

00:36:31.180 price.

00:36:31.760 I think

00:36:32.000 you've learned

00:36:32.340 your lesson.

00:36:33.380 We're moving

00:36:33.780 on.

00:36:34.580 Good luck

00:36:34.980 to you.

00:36:36.220 Leave us

00:36:36.720 alone and

00:36:37.700 we will leave

00:36:38.280 you alone.

00:36:39.820 That's the

00:36:40.480 way you

00:36:40.960 fight and

00:36:41.760 win the

00:36:42.780 war and

00:36:43.580 the peace.

00:36:44.780 How is

00:36:45.080 this going

00:36:46.440 to show

00:36:47.900 me what

00:36:48.140 does a win

00:36:48.520 look like

00:36:48.960 Stu?

00:36:51.540 I'm coming

00:36:52.340 to a point

00:36:52.820 where I think

00:36:53.420 that's the

00:36:53.780 wrong question.

00:36:54.380 And I

00:36:56.360 know this

00:36:56.880 is you

00:36:57.380 know I'm

00:36:57.860 totally out

00:36:58.700 of the

00:36:59.200 mainstream of

00:36:59.880 this room

00:37:00.300 and of the

00:37:00.740 audience so I

00:37:01.400 go enter this

00:37:02.160 completely knowing

00:37:02.980 that.

00:37:03.440 It's fine.

00:37:03.860 But it's you

00:37:04.720 know I don't

00:37:06.320 know what a

00:37:06.640 win looks like.

00:37:07.320 I know what a

00:37:07.680 win looked like

00:37:08.140 in World War

00:37:08.540 II.

00:37:09.480 Right?

00:37:09.800 World War II.

00:37:10.260 We won.

00:37:10.820 We knocked

00:37:11.160 the Nazis are

00:37:12.140 gone.

00:37:12.760 We knocked

00:37:13.120 them out.

00:37:13.740 We won.

00:37:14.940 80 million

00:37:15.680 people died

00:37:16.340 for that.

00:37:17.620 And while

00:37:18.220 I'm really

00:37:20.640 glad we won

00:37:21.400 which war

00:37:22.800 would you

00:37:23.080 rather have

00:37:23.760 a win

00:37:25.080 in World War

00:37:25.700 II or

00:37:26.880 this where

00:37:27.760 we have

00:37:28.380 lost 2,400

00:37:30.060 of our

00:37:30.700 best people

00:37:31.640 and I

00:37:32.020 you can't

00:37:33.320 not overstate

00:37:35.080 how important

00:37:35.580 that is.

00:37:36.140 But it is

00:37:36.680 different than

00:37:37.180 80 million.

00:37:37.800 If you're

00:37:38.100 going to

00:37:38.260 compare the

00:37:38.720 civilian

00:37:39.020 casualties

00:37:39.540 and all

00:37:40.860 and enemy

00:37:41.580 as well as

00:37:42.560 ours

00:37:43.420 then you've

00:37:44.000 got to make

00:37:44.800 the death

00:37:45.180 toll higher

00:37:45.740 than that

00:37:46.160 in Afghanistan.

00:37:47.140 It's a lot

00:37:48.160 higher than that.

00:37:48.600 Activist groups

00:37:49.120 say about a

00:37:49.960 million and a

00:37:50.420 half.

00:37:50.680 Which in

00:37:53.100 a country

00:37:53.420 like Afghanistan

00:37:54.260 it's really

00:37:54.960 significant.

00:37:55.500 I will say

00:37:57.020 that's an

00:37:57.280 activist estimate

00:37:57.960 that I don't

00:37:58.380 believe but

00:37:58.940 still it's

00:37:59.560 still hundreds

00:38:00.240 of thousands

00:38:00.880 likely.

00:38:02.060 But again

00:38:02.480 I mean I

00:38:03.140 don't know.

00:38:04.060 So why are

00:38:04.660 we killing

00:38:05.000 them again?

00:38:05.940 Help me

00:38:06.140 out.

00:38:06.880 Well look

00:38:07.320 if you

00:38:07.900 I mean this

00:38:08.500 is we have

00:38:09.040 12 seconds

00:38:09.600 here before

00:38:09.980 we have to

00:38:10.280 go to break

00:38:10.700 so I don't

00:38:11.040 think I

00:38:11.280 asked you.

00:38:12.280 Oh okay.

00:38:12.840 So that way

00:38:13.220 there's no

00:38:13.880 way you can

00:38:14.360 win.

00:38:15.220 See that's

00:38:16.100 what a win

00:38:16.640 looks like.

00:38:19.360 Clearly this

00:38:19.840 is it.

00:38:20.280 Yes.

00:38:20.560 I got it.

00:38:21.380 You give.

00:38:22.220 You give.

00:38:23.200 Say uncle.

00:38:23.780 Never.

00:38:24.860 Back in a

00:38:25.360 minute.

00:38:27.680 This is the

00:38:29.220 Glenn Beck

00:38:30.120 program.

00:38:31.820 Mercury.

00:38:40.440 Get a Casper

00:38:41.300 mattress and

00:38:41.840 start your year

00:38:42.420 off right.

00:38:43.200 Try it in your

00:38:43.680 home for 100

00:38:44.240 nights risk free.

00:38:45.540 Go to

00:38:45.760 casper.com

00:38:46.560 slash Glenn.

00:38:47.460 $50 off the

00:38:48.280 purchase of your

00:38:48.800 mattress.

00:38:49.360 Terms and

00:38:49.760 conditions to

00:38:50.320 apply.

00:38:51.120 Here's what

00:38:51.580 you need to

00:38:52.000 know today.

00:38:52.680 In Houston

00:38:53.260 yesterday 25

00:38:54.340 year old man

00:38:55.500 tried to blow

00:38:57.260 up a statue

00:38:58.120 of Major

00:38:59.580 Richard Dowling.

00:39:01.280 I'd never

00:39:01.820 heard of the

00:39:02.260 guy before.

00:39:03.060 Apparently he

00:39:03.580 was a Civil

00:39:04.040 War hero.

00:39:05.280 It stands in

00:39:06.360 Houston's

00:39:07.040 Herman Park.

00:39:08.640 The man was

00:39:09.560 caught kneeling

00:39:10.360 in the bushes

00:39:11.120 near the

00:39:11.920 statue by a

00:39:12.940 park ranger.

00:39:14.540 Park ranger

00:39:15.440 said hey

00:39:17.480 hey dude

00:39:18.120 what are you

00:39:18.800 what are you

00:39:19.420 doing?

00:39:20.700 Uh nothing.

00:39:23.160 You gonna do

00:39:24.720 something against

00:39:25.340 the statue?

00:39:26.920 Guy actually was

00:39:28.100 honest and said

00:39:28.660 yeah I hate

00:39:29.820 that guy.

00:39:30.980 He says

00:39:31.200 that's weird

00:39:32.260 because Glenn

00:39:32.820 Beck hates

00:39:33.280 Woodrow Wilson

00:39:33.920 and yet he's

00:39:34.740 not blowing up

00:39:35.340 his statues

00:39:35.860 but that's

00:39:36.440 another point.

00:39:37.440 the park

00:39:39.160 ranger said

00:39:39.920 come along

00:39:40.340 with me.

00:39:40.920 They found

00:39:41.340 nitroglycerin

00:39:42.560 and other

00:39:43.240 powerful

00:39:43.900 explosives

00:39:44.560 on him

00:39:45.500 which he

00:39:46.760 started to

00:39:47.720 drink the

00:39:49.420 nitroglycerin

00:39:50.340 when he got

00:39:51.020 caught

00:39:51.600 but then was

00:39:52.540 like oh man

00:39:53.640 this tastes

00:39:54.260 horrible.

00:39:55.340 Yeah.

00:39:56.980 America

00:39:57.700 it is time

00:39:58.880 to get

00:39:59.540 a grip.

00:40:00.560 we cannot

00:40:01.880 blow up

00:40:02.540 statues

00:40:03.120 and monuments

00:40:04.000 because we

00:40:04.680 don't

00:40:05.220 like that

00:40:06.020 guy

00:40:06.460 like that

00:40:07.500 event

00:40:07.920 or we

00:40:09.520 feel

00:40:09.940 oppressed.

00:40:11.560 We have to

00:40:12.060 be a nation

00:40:12.660 of laws

00:40:13.640 a people

00:40:14.580 in control

00:40:15.460 or we're

00:40:16.420 gonna lapse

00:40:17.100 into chaos

00:40:18.140 and if your

00:40:18.760 media source

00:40:19.400 isn't telling

00:40:20.000 you that

00:40:20.400 then you

00:40:21.140 might as

00:40:21.540 well go

00:40:21.880 find a

00:40:22.820 media source

00:40:23.460 that will

00:40:24.120 tell you

00:40:24.600 the truth.

00:40:26.360 I will

00:40:27.020 make a

00:40:27.840 stand

00:40:28.480 I will

00:40:29.240 raise my

00:40:30.060 voice

00:40:30.760 I will

00:40:31.440 hold your

00:40:32.220 hand

00:40:33.000 cause we

00:40:34.000 are one

00:40:34.980 I will

00:40:35.800 beat my

00:40:36.620 drum

00:40:37.180 I have

00:40:38.020 made my

00:40:38.760 choice

00:40:39.400 we will

00:40:40.220 overcome

00:40:41.100 cause we

00:40:42.800 are one

00:40:43.920 The fusion

00:40:44.700 of entertainment

00:40:45.740 and enlightenment

00:40:46.960 this is

00:40:48.480 the Glenn

00:40:49.340 Beck

00:40:50.360 program.

00:40:54.600 Last night

00:40:56.160 I was not

00:40:57.780 in a good

00:40:58.160 mood yesterday

00:40:58.920 at all

00:41:00.320 all day

00:41:01.440 and it

00:41:04.480 was from

00:41:04.860 dawn till

00:41:05.480 dusk

00:41:06.140 and part

00:41:09.220 of it was

00:41:09.700 because I

00:41:11.220 had just

00:41:11.580 come back

00:41:12.040 from Mexico

00:41:13.640 and I was

00:41:14.780 disgusted

00:41:15.660 by what

00:41:18.620 we were all

00:41:19.180 doing with

00:41:19.780 our time

00:41:20.420 including me

00:41:21.880 when I waste

00:41:22.500 my time

00:41:22.960 I almost

00:41:23.300 called my

00:41:23.620 wife yesterday

00:41:24.180 and just

00:41:24.460 said I'm

00:41:25.120 coming home

00:41:25.580 because it

00:41:28.720 just seems

00:41:30.160 like a waste

00:41:30.800 of time

00:41:31.260 with all

00:41:31.780 of the

00:41:32.040 things that

00:41:32.520 are going

00:41:32.860 on and

00:41:33.360 then

00:41:33.740 yesterday

00:41:35.980 the eclipse

00:41:36.780 happened

00:41:37.320 my gosh

00:41:38.740 probably as

00:41:40.300 impressive as

00:41:40.940 the Y2K

00:41:41.580 panic

00:41:42.100 you know

00:41:44.060 and the

00:41:44.980 CNN coverage

00:41:45.820 of that

00:41:46.240 missing plane

00:41:46.920 that went

00:41:47.280 on for

00:41:47.620 about two

00:41:48.060 months

00:41:48.360 oh

00:41:48.800 do you

00:41:50.160 remember

00:41:50.440 where you

00:41:50.960 were when

00:41:51.340 you first

00:41:51.740 heard about

00:41:52.320 that missing

00:41:52.780 plane

00:41:53.140 I found

00:41:55.880 myself

00:41:56.380 last night

00:41:57.040 actually

00:41:57.500 walking

00:41:58.060 outside

00:41:58.900 or yesterday

00:41:59.400 afternoon

00:41:59.780 walking

00:42:00.220 outside

00:42:00.600 to see

00:42:01.040 the eclipse

00:42:01.600 and I

00:42:02.060 spent all

00:42:02.780 of about

00:42:03.320 20 seconds

00:42:04.180 I put on

00:42:05.500 the glasses

00:42:05.960 I looked

00:42:06.560 up and I

00:42:07.220 thought

00:42:07.500 looks exactly

00:42:08.920 like it

00:42:09.460 does in

00:42:09.920 the pictures

00:42:10.420 on television

00:42:11.360 and a

00:42:12.220 thousand other

00:42:13.220 things I

00:42:14.120 have seen

00:42:14.600 a million

00:42:15.260 times

00:42:15.960 and I

00:42:19.040 don't think

00:42:19.600 I can

00:42:19.920 stand out

00:42:20.520 here and

00:42:21.080 go wow

00:42:21.860 look how

00:42:22.420 dark it's

00:42:23.140 getting

00:42:23.480 of course

00:42:24.360 it's getting

00:42:24.820 dark

00:42:25.180 it's a

00:42:26.580 solar eclipse

00:42:27.500 let's move

00:42:28.340 on with our

00:42:29.280 lives

00:42:29.600 that was just

00:42:30.940 me

00:42:31.400 that was just

00:42:32.820 me

00:42:33.300 that coupled

00:42:36.460 with the

00:42:36.840 statue talk

00:42:37.580 that we're

00:42:38.860 oppressed

00:42:39.420 and I

00:42:42.240 should have

00:42:43.520 I should

00:42:44.700 have more

00:42:45.140 empathy

00:42:45.520 because

00:42:45.980 I've been

00:42:48.120 there

00:42:48.400 I've been

00:42:50.320 there

00:42:50.620 and

00:42:52.040 my dad

00:42:55.900 is the

00:42:56.660 one who

00:42:57.540 first got

00:42:58.420 me to

00:42:58.760 open my

00:42:59.740 eyes

00:43:00.120 stop

00:43:00.760 complaining

00:43:01.280 and he

00:43:03.300 did it

00:43:03.640 in an

00:43:04.620 unusual

00:43:05.080 way

00:43:05.540 he didn't

00:43:07.100 tell me

00:43:07.760 like I

00:43:08.600 think I

00:43:09.400 said

00:43:09.720 yesterday

00:43:10.100 I told

00:43:10.420 Tanya

00:43:10.700 last night

00:43:11.200 laying in

00:43:11.780 bed

00:43:11.900 I think

00:43:12.200 I said

00:43:12.520 shut up

00:43:13.400 more times

00:43:14.760 on the air

00:43:15.580 than I ever

00:43:16.000 have in my

00:43:16.480 entire career

00:43:17.160 perhaps combined

00:43:18.280 just yesterday

00:43:19.320 and I felt

00:43:21.800 bad about it

00:43:22.920 and

00:43:23.540 and I

00:43:27.880 realized what

00:43:28.360 my dad

00:43:29.340 did in the

00:43:30.120 same situation

00:43:30.940 instead of

00:43:32.580 telling me

00:43:33.240 shut

00:43:34.200 up

00:43:35.000 stop

00:43:36.300 your

00:43:36.540 whining

00:43:37.120 he asked

00:43:39.360 me to

00:43:39.800 do

00:43:39.940 something

00:43:40.240 that I

00:43:40.600 asked you

00:43:41.040 to do

00:43:41.380 yesterday

00:43:41.940 make a

00:43:43.460 list of

00:43:44.000 all of

00:43:44.580 the things

00:43:45.200 that have

00:43:45.740 happened in

00:43:46.420 your life

00:43:46.940 that are

00:43:47.300 really really

00:43:48.240 bad

00:43:48.580 the worst

00:43:49.340 things

00:43:50.180 that have

00:43:51.180 happened

00:43:51.580 I made

00:43:55.660 my list

00:43:56.340 this morning

00:43:58.800 I'll just

00:43:59.700 give you the

00:44:00.140 top four

00:44:01.220 number one

00:44:03.380 my mom

00:44:05.020 committed

00:44:05.340 suicide

00:44:05.820 number two

00:44:07.320 my daughter

00:44:08.800 has cerebral

00:44:10.540 palsy

00:44:10.980 had strokes

00:44:11.620 at birth

00:44:12.200 number three

00:44:13.740 I came

00:44:15.240 from a

00:44:15.620 broken family

00:44:16.360 and then

00:44:16.960 broke up

00:44:17.500 my own

00:44:17.880 family

00:44:18.320 my divorce

00:44:19.960 number

00:44:22.080 four

00:44:23.220 my father

00:44:25.280 quite honestly

00:44:26.020 was a

00:44:27.280 mixed bag

00:44:27.920 there was

00:44:30.260 abuse in

00:44:30.780 my family

00:44:31.340 and I

00:44:33.620 was never

00:44:34.040 close to

00:44:34.520 my father

00:44:35.000 and then

00:44:35.360 he became

00:44:35.800 my best

00:44:36.420 friend

00:44:36.800 and then

00:44:38.440 some things

00:44:40.320 happened

00:44:40.780 and I

00:44:42.040 realized

00:44:42.780 what a

00:44:45.480 horrible

00:44:45.820 fraud he

00:44:46.640 was

00:44:47.140 and

00:44:48.380 we

00:44:50.040 didn't

00:44:50.360 speak

00:44:50.660 to each

00:44:51.020 other

00:44:51.240 again

00:44:51.680 those

00:44:54.400 are my

00:44:54.840 four

00:44:55.140 I could

00:44:56.140 go on

00:44:56.720 because I

00:44:58.120 have a

00:44:58.300 long list

00:44:58.980 but in

00:45:00.860 the time

00:45:01.260 period that

00:45:01.780 my dad

00:45:02.320 and I

00:45:02.620 were talking

00:45:03.160 to each

00:45:03.600 other

00:45:03.840 and

00:45:05.780 and we'd

00:45:09.980 have

00:45:10.120 conversations

00:45:10.660 every day

00:45:11.460 I called

00:45:14.020 him up

00:45:14.320 one day

00:45:14.600 and I

00:45:14.860 said

00:45:15.160 you know

00:45:15.700 dad

00:45:16.040 basically

00:45:17.780 let me

00:45:18.160 translate

00:45:18.580 into

00:45:18.900 today's

00:45:19.520 speak

00:45:19.940 I'm

00:45:21.000 so

00:45:21.280 oppressed

00:45:21.780 everything's

00:45:23.140 against me

00:45:23.780 my

00:45:24.100 people at

00:45:25.120 work are

00:45:25.580 against me

00:45:26.480 and

00:45:27.600 just you

00:45:29.200 know

00:45:29.420 I can't

00:45:30.020 catch a

00:45:30.420 break

00:45:31.000 and I've

00:45:32.020 done

00:45:32.260 everything

00:45:32.660 I can

00:45:33.680 and

00:45:34.680 you know

00:45:35.400 now I

00:45:36.040 just don't

00:45:36.400 know what

00:45:36.800 to do

00:45:37.240 I just

00:45:38.020 you know

00:45:38.480 I've had

00:45:38.780 a really

00:45:39.340 tough

00:45:39.800 life

00:45:40.320 and my

00:45:42.300 dad said

00:45:43.120 you know

00:45:43.600 what

00:45:43.840 you're

00:45:44.100 right

00:45:44.460 write a

00:45:47.240 list

00:45:47.460 down

00:45:47.860 he said

00:45:48.400 I've got

00:45:48.860 some bread

00:45:49.380 in the

00:45:49.620 oven

00:45:49.780 he was

00:45:50.060 a baker

00:45:50.460 I have

00:45:50.780 some bread

00:45:51.160 in the

00:45:51.380 oven

00:45:51.620 write it

00:45:53.080 down

00:45:53.300 spend the

00:45:53.660 afternoon

00:45:53.920 write it

00:45:54.340 down

00:45:54.560 and then

00:45:55.160 call me

00:45:55.480 tonight

00:45:55.720 we'll

00:45:55.900 talk

00:45:56.240 didn't

00:45:57.820 take me

00:45:58.160 long

00:45:58.520 because I

00:45:59.600 think I

00:45:59.920 got to

00:46:00.280 about number

00:46:00.780 four

00:46:01.200 and I

00:46:01.860 figured it

00:46:02.760 out

00:46:03.020 and I

00:46:03.400 called him

00:46:03.740 back and

00:46:04.060 I said

00:46:04.280 you don't

00:46:04.500 have any

00:46:04.840 bread in

00:46:05.280 the oven

00:46:06.020 at all

00:46:06.320 do you

00:46:06.680 and he

00:46:08.140 laughed

00:46:08.480 and he

00:46:08.740 said good

00:46:09.120 for you

00:46:09.540 you're

00:46:09.780 smarter

00:46:10.120 than I

00:46:10.480 thought

00:46:10.860 so what

00:46:14.740 did I

00:46:14.980 learn

00:46:15.380 and you

00:46:17.140 need to

00:46:17.460 learn this

00:46:17.800 for yourself

00:46:18.500 America

00:46:20.380 needs to

00:46:21.360 learn this

00:46:22.080 coast to

00:46:23.820 coast

00:46:24.120 here's what

00:46:27.260 I learned

00:46:27.640 out of the

00:46:31.260 list I gave

00:46:31.860 you

00:46:32.160 this obviously

00:46:33.520 was not

00:46:33.940 number four

00:46:34.560 when my

00:46:35.060 father was

00:46:35.820 when I

00:46:38.980 thought I

00:46:39.260 had my

00:46:39.560 father figured

00:46:40.180 out

00:46:40.540 and I

00:46:41.740 hesitate to

00:46:42.460 say any

00:46:42.840 of this

00:46:43.080 because I

00:46:43.520 think now

00:46:44.400 I have my

00:46:44.880 father figured

00:46:45.440 out and

00:46:45.960 I don't

00:46:47.220 think I

00:46:47.600 will in

00:46:47.980 my life

00:46:48.600 but the

00:46:50.240 way I

00:46:50.560 currently

00:46:51.200 view my

00:46:52.160 father is

00:46:53.300 he was a

00:46:55.240 pretty bad

00:46:55.600 man and

00:46:58.240 I'm going to

00:47:02.800 leave it at

00:47:03.120 that but

00:47:03.660 if my

00:47:06.580 father wasn't

00:47:07.420 the man

00:47:07.900 that he

00:47:08.320 was

00:47:08.740 I

00:47:12.060 wouldn't

00:47:12.600 be the

00:47:13.180 man who

00:47:13.760 I am

00:47:14.280 I

00:47:14.940 wouldn't

00:47:15.500 stand

00:47:16.540 for the

00:47:18.660 weak I

00:47:19.560 believe as

00:47:20.120 much as I

00:47:20.620 do

00:47:20.860 it's very

00:47:23.420 personal to

00:47:24.720 me to

00:47:26.000 stand when

00:47:27.500 everyone else

00:47:28.140 is sitting

00:47:29.800 down or

00:47:30.320 refusing to

00:47:31.000 say anything

00:47:31.620 because I

00:47:34.220 saw that

00:47:34.800 happen in

00:47:35.840 my family

00:47:36.440 no one

00:47:38.260 stood for

00:47:39.960 the week

00:47:40.420 and one

00:47:44.420 of the last

00:47:45.060 things I

00:47:45.560 said to

00:47:46.000 my father

00:47:46.520 was

00:47:48.360 this ends

00:47:50.200 now

00:47:51.020 and someone

00:47:53.580 in this

00:47:54.060 family has

00:47:55.620 got to

00:47:56.000 change the

00:47:56.640 direction of

00:47:57.320 the family

00:47:57.860 and I

00:47:59.220 think you

00:47:59.640 tried dad

00:48:00.560 for a

00:48:00.940 while but

00:48:01.360 you put

00:48:01.700 down the

00:48:02.240 football

00:48:02.660 and so

00:48:05.740 now it's

00:48:06.080 my turn

00:48:06.580 and I'm

00:48:09.280 going to

00:48:09.500 stand for

00:48:10.880 the members

00:48:11.380 of this

00:48:11.800 family

00:48:12.200 that bad

00:48:17.000 experience with

00:48:17.880 my father

00:48:18.280 which was

00:48:18.660 horrendous

00:48:19.220 and I

00:48:19.420 would never

00:48:19.900 want to

00:48:21.580 happen

00:48:21.980 what I

00:48:25.480 did with

00:48:26.300 it was

00:48:27.140 not what

00:48:27.780 I would

00:48:28.140 have done

00:48:28.560 in the

00:48:28.900 first half

00:48:29.440 of my

00:48:29.780 life

00:48:30.080 in the

00:48:30.400 first half

00:48:30.920 of my

00:48:31.260 life I

00:48:31.760 would have

00:48:32.060 looked at

00:48:32.460 it as

00:48:32.760 something

00:48:33.120 that just

00:48:34.440 was in

00:48:35.040 the column

00:48:35.600 of everything

00:48:36.460 is bad

00:48:37.200 in my

00:48:37.540 life and

00:48:38.180 woe is

00:48:38.840 me and

00:48:39.380 look how

00:48:39.900 troubled I

00:48:40.580 am

00:48:40.940 my divorce

00:48:44.900 anybody who's

00:48:46.200 been divorced

00:48:46.820 that's

00:48:47.200 horrible

00:48:47.720 absolutely

00:48:49.100 horrible

00:48:50.020 and the

00:48:51.740 anger

00:48:52.400 and the

00:48:53.240 rage

00:48:54.980 and quite

00:48:57.480 honestly at

00:48:58.040 times the

00:48:58.600 hatred

00:48:59.140 is really

00:49:02.860 hard to

00:49:03.460 overcome

00:49:03.820 and then

00:49:04.640 the broken

00:49:05.480 family

00:49:06.120 and the

00:49:08.020 trouble with

00:49:10.660 the children

00:49:11.580 the damage

00:49:13.640 just goes

00:49:14.220 on and

00:49:14.780 on and

00:49:15.100 on

00:49:15.480 but if it

00:49:19.600 wasn't for

00:49:20.100 that low

00:49:20.840 point

00:49:21.340 I wouldn't

00:49:24.220 have picked

00:49:24.880 myself up

00:49:25.840 if it

00:49:26.220 wasn't

00:49:26.800 for me

00:49:28.120 being alone

00:49:29.480 on Christmas

00:49:31.600 Eve

00:49:32.260 and I don't

00:49:34.120 even know

00:49:34.500 what year

00:49:35.020 96

00:49:36.220 97

00:49:36.780 alone

00:49:40.560 just

00:49:41.160 wanting

00:49:41.800 just feeling

00:49:42.520 sorry for

00:49:43.340 myself quite

00:49:44.020 honestly

00:49:44.400 and being

00:49:47.940 faced with

00:49:49.580 a choice

00:49:50.080 you either

00:49:50.560 go on

00:49:51.120 or you

00:49:51.400 kill

00:49:51.660 yourself

00:49:52.000 you either

00:49:52.500 do what

00:49:52.900 your mom

00:49:53.220 did or

00:49:53.760 you find

00:49:54.300 a way

00:49:54.520 to go

00:49:54.800 on

00:49:55.100 and I

00:49:55.780 didn't

00:49:56.100 know

00:49:56.560 how to

00:49:57.280 go on

00:49:57.880 but I

00:49:59.340 knew I

00:49:59.620 didn't want

00:49:59.980 to do

00:50:00.460 what my

00:50:00.820 mom did

00:50:01.280 and mainly

00:50:01.780 honestly

00:50:02.380 I was born

00:50:03.100 a coward

00:50:03.680 if I was

00:50:05.120 some sort

00:50:06.300 of hero

00:50:07.320 I guess

00:50:08.000 if I had

00:50:08.640 courage

00:50:09.220 I wouldn't

00:50:09.560 have killed

00:50:09.880 myself

00:50:10.380 I thank

00:50:10.900 God

00:50:11.320 I'm a

00:50:11.660 coward

00:50:11.960 I was

00:50:13.880 afraid

00:50:14.360 but it

00:50:18.180 was that

00:50:18.460 low point

00:50:19.280 that turned

00:50:20.580 me into

00:50:20.980 the man

00:50:21.340 I am

00:50:21.740 today

00:50:22.180 in many

00:50:22.660 ways

00:50:23.040 and allowed

00:50:24.500 me to

00:50:25.060 find my

00:50:25.740 true

00:50:26.460 soulmate

00:50:27.540 and love

00:50:28.300 for all

00:50:28.920 eternity

00:50:29.420 my wife

00:50:30.160 Tanya

00:50:31.420 who saved

00:50:32.360 my life

00:50:33.120 I wouldn't

00:50:36.580 have been

00:50:37.280 there to

00:50:37.900 meet her

00:50:38.620 had I

00:50:40.000 made a

00:50:40.580 different

00:50:40.900 choice

00:50:41.360 earlier

00:50:41.880 my

00:50:44.420 daughter

00:50:44.760 number

00:50:46.300 two

00:50:46.660 had

00:50:46.960 strokes

00:50:47.340 at

00:50:47.580 birth

00:50:47.880 it

00:50:50.580 is

00:50:50.740 because

00:50:51.060 of

00:50:51.440 those

00:50:51.720 strokes

00:50:52.320 that

00:50:55.220 a

00:50:55.560 19

00:50:56.420 or

00:50:56.700 20

00:50:57.000 year

00:50:57.200 old

00:50:57.480 kid

00:50:58.020 bargained

00:51:00.340 with

00:51:00.840 with the

00:51:01.020 Lord

00:51:01.340 first

00:51:02.760 take

00:51:04.000 me

00:51:04.380 give

00:51:04.820 it

00:51:05.000 to

00:51:05.240 me

00:51:05.600 not

00:51:05.980 her

00:51:06.440 he

00:51:08.040 wouldn't

00:51:08.560 I

00:51:08.980 knew

00:51:09.240 he

00:51:09.420 wouldn't

00:51:10.760 then I

00:51:12.720 promise

00:51:13.220 I will

00:51:13.780 help

00:51:14.260 children

00:51:15.600 I will

00:51:17.020 I will

00:51:17.580 serve

00:51:18.260 you

00:51:18.540 I will

00:51:19.020 do

00:51:19.200 whatever

00:51:19.680 I can

00:51:20.660 to

00:51:21.580 serve

00:51:22.000 you

00:51:22.360 that

00:51:26.100 promise

00:51:26.700 lives

00:51:27.080 with

00:51:27.260 me

00:51:27.500 today

00:51:28.060 that

00:51:30.740 promise

00:51:31.180 is what

00:51:31.660 when I

00:51:32.420 left

00:51:32.680 Connecticut

00:51:33.140 is why

00:51:33.760 we were

00:51:34.220 the biggest

00:51:35.600 single food

00:51:36.980 fundraiser

00:51:37.840 in the

00:51:39.020 state's

00:51:39.520 history

00:51:40.060 every

00:51:40.780 single

00:51:41.280 year

00:51:41.780 probably

00:51:42.900 still is

00:51:43.620 probably

00:51:43.940 nobody's

00:51:44.500 ever

00:51:44.660 broken

00:51:45.000 that

00:51:45.280 record

00:51:45.680 my

00:51:49.760 mom

00:51:50.000 committed

00:51:50.340 suicide

00:51:50.940 well

00:51:53.120 if my

00:51:53.420 mom

00:51:53.720 hadn't

00:51:54.060 committed

00:51:54.500 suicide

00:51:55.220 I

00:51:56.520 wouldn't

00:51:56.840 have

00:51:57.000 moved

00:51:57.260 in

00:51:57.480 with

00:51:57.660 my

00:51:57.900 father

00:51:58.340 and

00:52:00.880 my

00:52:01.100 father

00:52:01.620 drove

00:52:03.280 me

00:52:03.660 every

00:52:04.160 weekend

00:52:05.280 60

00:52:07.040 miles

00:52:07.620 back

00:52:08.080 and

00:52:08.340 forth

00:52:08.780 and

00:52:09.260 then

00:52:09.420 later

00:52:09.800 90

00:52:10.400 miles

00:52:10.880 back

00:52:11.200 and

00:52:11.380 forth

00:52:11.620 on

00:52:11.780 the

00:52:11.880 weekend

00:52:12.240 so

00:52:13.120 I

00:52:13.320 could

00:52:13.460 do

00:52:13.620 my

00:52:13.840 part

00:52:14.140 time

00:52:14.400 job

00:52:14.760 in

00:52:14.900 radio

00:52:15.320 when

00:52:15.800 I

00:52:15.940 couldn't

00:52:16.220 drive

00:52:16.620 there

00:52:21.640 is

00:52:21.820 no

00:52:22.000 bad

00:52:22.340 everything

00:52:24.460 in

00:52:24.720 my

00:52:24.900 life

00:52:25.300 I

00:52:25.900 can

00:52:26.080 either

00:52:26.340 choose

00:52:26.960 to

00:52:27.160 have

00:52:27.360 it

00:52:27.460 oppress

00:52:27.920 me

00:52:28.260 or

00:52:29.240 I

00:52:29.420 can

00:52:29.620 choose

00:52:30.200 to

00:52:30.420 say

00:52:30.840 well

00:52:32.880 I

00:52:33.040 don't

00:52:33.520 well

00:52:35.100 I

00:52:35.200 wouldn't

00:52:35.460 wish

00:52:35.820 or

00:52:36.060 pray

00:52:36.340 for

00:52:36.600 that

00:52:37.000 I'm

00:52:39.060 grateful

00:52:39.480 for

00:52:39.980 that

00:52:40.200 experience

00:52:40.920 and

00:52:41.440 I'm

00:52:41.660 grateful

00:52:42.040 for

00:52:42.320 the

00:52:42.540 miracle

00:52:42.940 of

00:52:43.620 the

00:52:43.800 change

00:52:44.300 of

00:52:44.600 perspective

00:52:45.380 because

00:52:46.880 that's

00:52:47.140 all

00:52:47.620 that

00:52:47.760 happened

00:52:48.140 these

00:52:50.560 are

00:52:50.700 the

00:52:50.840 things

00:52:51.180 that

00:52:51.380 weighed

00:52:51.700 me

00:52:51.940 down

00:52:52.440 the

00:52:53.080 first

00:52:53.400 half

00:52:53.660 of

00:52:53.780 my

00:52:53.960 life

00:52:54.280 all

00:52:54.860 of

00:52:55.000 the

00:52:55.100 mistakes

00:52:55.520 that

00:52:55.700 I

00:52:55.780 made

00:52:55.960 all

00:52:56.140 of

00:52:56.240 the

00:52:56.320 bad

00:52:56.520 things

00:52:56.780 they

00:52:57.420 weighed

00:52:57.860 me

00:52:58.140 down

00:52:58.660 a

00:53:00.620 miracle

00:53:01.020 is a

00:53:01.460 change

00:53:01.760 of

00:53:01.900 perspective

00:53:02.420 I

00:53:03.180 don't

00:53:03.440 look

00:53:03.720 at it

00:53:04.000 that

00:53:04.260 way

00:53:04.520 anymore

00:53:05.020 those

00:53:05.740 are

00:53:05.880 the

00:53:06.020 things

00:53:06.280 that

00:53:06.480 drive

00:53:06.960 me

00:53:07.340 to

00:53:07.980 be

00:53:08.120 a

00:53:08.300 better

00:53:08.600 man

00:53:09.220 our

00:53:22.920 life

00:53:23.480 is

00:53:25.940 not

00:53:26.200 set

00:53:26.520 in

00:53:26.740 stone

00:53:27.260 you

00:53:30.120 could

00:53:30.320 be

00:53:30.560 in

00:53:30.880 prison

00:53:31.400 today

00:53:32.260 doesn't

00:53:33.720 matter

00:53:34.060 it

00:53:35.120 doesn't

00:53:35.360 matter

00:53:35.700 choose

00:53:37.080 to

00:53:38.200 be

00:53:38.500 someone

00:53:39.080 that

00:53:39.900 you

00:53:40.040 were

00:53:40.200 meant

00:53:40.680 to

00:53:41.040 be

00:53:41.340 not

00:53:42.140 the

00:53:42.380 person

00:53:42.760 you

00:53:43.000 allowed

00:53:43.440 yourself

00:53:43.960 to

00:53:44.180 become

00:53:44.600 everything

00:53:45.760 you

00:53:46.160 have

00:53:46.580 in

00:53:46.860 your

00:53:47.060 life

00:53:47.640 was

00:53:48.280 built

00:53:48.760 by

00:53:49.340 you

00:53:49.800 or

00:53:50.360 others

00:53:50.920 telling

00:53:51.500 you

00:53:51.820 who

00:53:52.040 you

00:53:52.280 are

00:53:52.640 yesterday

00:53:53.780 change

00:53:55.920 the

00:53:56.240 story

00:53:56.880 find

00:53:58.820 out

00:53:58.980 who

00:53:59.160 you

00:53:59.340 really

00:53:59.860 are

00:54:00.280 there's

00:54:00.800 no

00:54:01.000 statue

00:54:01.840 that

00:54:02.480 can

00:54:02.640 oppress

00:54:03.100 you

00:54:03.460 it's

00:54:04.560 a

00:54:04.740 dumb

00:54:05.840 stupid

00:54:06.680 dead

00:54:07.460 inanimate

00:54:09.220 statue

00:54:10.320 how is

00:54:11.280 that

00:54:11.440 oppressing

00:54:11.980 you

00:54:12.460 how is

00:54:16.680 how is

00:54:17.620 my mother

00:54:18.300 or my

00:54:18.860 father

00:54:19.340 and what

00:54:19.740 happened

00:54:20.440 with me

00:54:20.800 and my

00:54:21.080 dad

00:54:21.360 how is

00:54:21.840 that

00:54:22.000 oppressing

00:54:22.520 me

00:54:23.000 only

00:54:25.560 by choice

00:54:26.260 I

00:54:29.420 want

00:54:29.840 you to

00:54:30.260 take

00:54:30.560 out a

00:54:30.960 blank

00:54:31.340 sheet

00:54:31.800 of

00:54:32.000 paper

00:54:32.440 and

00:54:34.780 I

00:54:34.880 want

00:54:35.060 you

00:54:35.160 to

00:54:35.300 start

00:54:35.520 writing

00:54:35.860 a

00:54:36.140 new

00:54:36.380 story

00:54:36.880 first

00:54:38.800 the

00:54:39.080 story

00:54:39.440 of

00:54:39.620 who

00:54:39.800 you

00:54:40.040 want

00:54:40.620 to

00:54:40.960 be

00:54:41.340 I

00:54:43.880 want

00:54:44.020 you

00:54:44.100 to

00:54:44.160 look

00:54:44.320 at

00:54:44.460 who

00:54:44.800 you

00:54:45.060 were

00:54:45.480 and

00:54:46.060 what

00:54:46.420 shaped

00:54:46.920 that

00:54:47.220 story

00:54:47.720 all

00:54:48.160 of

00:54:48.320 the

00:54:48.480 bad

00:54:48.920 things

00:54:49.520 and

00:54:50.000 then

00:54:50.240 look

00:54:50.920 at

00:54:51.080 those

00:54:51.420 things

00:54:51.860 and

00:54:52.500 say

00:54:52.780 wow

00:54:53.060 I

00:54:53.280 if

00:54:55.020 those

00:54:55.320 wouldn't

00:54:55.520 have

00:54:55.660 happened

00:54:55.960 I

00:54:56.220 wouldn't

00:54:56.520 be

00:54:56.700 where

00:54:56.960 I

00:54:57.120 am

00:54:57.320 right

00:54:57.860 now

00:54:58.440 and

00:55:01.120 trust

00:55:01.360 me

00:55:01.580 it's

00:55:01.860 a

00:55:01.980 good

00:55:02.120 thing

00:55:02.400 that

00:55:02.580 you

00:55:02.720 are

00:55:02.920 right

00:55:03.200 where

00:55:03.400 you

00:55:03.560 are

00:55:03.860 even

00:55:04.720 in

00:55:04.900 your

00:55:05.060 lowest

00:55:05.480 place

00:55:06.080 you're

00:55:06.540 right

00:55:06.840 exactly

00:55:07.620 where

00:55:08.280 you

00:55:08.460 need

00:55:08.720 to

00:55:08.880 be

00:55:09.060 to

00:55:09.520 pull

00:55:09.800 out

00:55:10.020 a

00:55:10.220 sheet

00:55:10.520 of

00:55:10.680 paper

00:55:11.000 and

00:55:11.960 begin

00:55:12.440 a

00:55:12.920 new

00:55:13.200 life

00:55:13.640 and

00:55:14.320 a

00:55:14.500 new

00:55:14.740 story

00:55:15.240 everything

00:55:19.540 changes

00:55:20.120 there

00:55:21.780 is

00:55:21.980 nothing

00:55:22.660 that

00:55:23.340 we

00:55:23.560 can't

00:55:23.940 handle

00:55:24.300 if

00:55:26.060 we

00:55:26.220 pray

00:55:26.500 for

00:55:26.720 that

00:55:27.000 miracle

00:55:27.580 of

00:55:28.660 a

00:55:28.800 change

00:55:29.220 of

00:55:30.440 perspective

00:55:31.040 liberty

00:55:33.960 safe

00:55:34.360 is

00:55:34.540 our

00:55:34.680 sponsor

00:55:35.020 this

00:55:35.220 half

00:55:35.420 hour

00:55:35.620 they

00:55:36.180 not

00:55:36.340 only

00:55:36.460 make

00:55:36.640 great

00:55:36.880 safes

00:55:37.220 but

00:55:37.380 they

00:55:37.520 make

00:55:37.720 it

00:55:37.840 easy

00:55:38.220 to

00:55:38.440 own

00:55:38.660 one

00:55:38.880 right

00:55:39.160 now

00:55:39.420 liberty

00:55:39.700 safe

00:55:40.040 dot

00:55:40.300 com

00:55:40.660 you'll

00:55:41.500 find

00:55:41.960 liberty

00:55:42.560 safe

00:55:42.860 at

00:55:43.020 a

00:55:43.160 great

00:55:43.520 price

00:55:43.920 and

00:55:44.380 12

00:55:44.860 months

00:55:45.220 interest

00:55:45.760 free

00:55:46.040 payments

00:55:46.480 with

00:55:46.800 zero

00:55:47.220 down

00:55:47.660 and

00:55:48.140 zero

00:55:48.660 APR

00:55:49.440 they

00:55:50.040 even

00:55:50.420 offer

00:55:50.720 liberty

00:55:51.020 safes

00:55:51.360 for

00:55:51.540 as

00:55:51.700 low

00:55:51.920 as

00:55:52.140 $15

00:55:52.900 a

00:55:53.600 month

00:55:54.680 now

00:55:55.180 I've

00:55:55.360 been

00:55:55.460 working

00:55:55.720 with

00:55:55.980 liberty

00:55:56.200 safe

00:55:57.580 now

00:55:57.940 and

00:55:59.420 I

00:55:59.780 have

00:55:59.920 not

00:56:00.180 seen

00:56:00.460 them

00:56:00.680 offer

00:56:01.080 deals

00:56:01.700 like

00:56:02.000 this

00:56:02.280 before

00:56:02.700 but

00:56:03.640 I

00:56:03.760 have

00:56:04.040 seen

00:56:04.460 the

00:56:04.900 quality

00:56:05.340 of

00:56:05.560 their

00:56:05.740 safes

00:56:06.220 and

00:56:06.580 they

00:56:06.740 never

00:56:07.380 change

00:56:08.060 it

00:56:08.340 is

00:56:08.620 they

00:56:09.200 really

00:56:09.580 are

00:56:09.780 the

00:56:09.980 best

00:56:10.240 built

00:56:10.480 safe

00:56:10.820 on

00:56:11.160 the

00:56:11.280 planet

00:56:11.600 and

00:56:12.340 they're

00:56:12.520 all

00:56:12.820 made

00:56:13.220 here

00:56:13.660 in

00:56:14.060 America

00:56:14.660 nothing

00:56:15.600 like

00:56:15.920 the

00:56:16.080 peace

00:56:16.360 of

00:56:16.520 mind

00:56:16.900 of

00:56:17.460 owning

00:56:18.160 a

00:56:18.540 liberty

00:56:18.740 safe

00:56:19.180 and

00:56:19.420 making

00:56:19.620 sure

00:56:19.840 that

00:56:20.040 everything

00:56:20.440 that

00:56:20.820 is

00:56:21.040 important

00:56:21.400 to

00:56:21.620 you

00:56:21.740 is

00:56:21.980 in

00:56:22.280 that

00:56:22.560 safe

00:56:23.000 and

00:56:24.120 it

00:56:24.260 ain't

00:56:24.440 going

00:56:27.580 is

00:56:27.720 $15

00:56:28.300 a

00:56:28.780 month

00:56:28.960 on

00:56:29.080 approved

00:56:29.420 credit

00:56:29.720 go

00:56:29.900 to

00:56:30.040 liberty

00:56:30.260 safe

00:56:30.620 dot

00:56:30.900 com

00:56:31.200 the

00:56:31.560 home

00:56:31.740 of

00:56:31.840 the

00:56:31.960 best

00:56:32.180 built

00:56:32.400 safes

00:56:32.720 on

00:56:32.840 the

00:56:32.960 planet

00:56:33.220 bar

00:56:33.520 none

00:56:33.800 it's

00:56:34.100 liberty

00:56:34.360 safe

00:56:34.840 dot

00:56:35.140 com

00:56:35.600 you're

00:56:38.280 listening

00:56:38.620 to the

00:56:39.000 Glenn

00:56:39.260 Beck

00:56:39.500 program

00:56:40.180 there's a ton

00:56:44.940 of things

00:56:45.220 that I have

00:56:45.560 to do

00:56:46.000 this year

00:56:47.120 one of them

00:56:47.720 get organized

00:56:48.360 get into

00:56:48.800 better shape

00:56:49.500 spend more

00:56:50.220 time with

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00:56:52.540 I have to

00:56:53.300 be well

00:56:53.660 rested

00:56:54.000 and that

00:56:54.600 starts with

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00:57:50.460 BECK

00:57:51.200 this by

00:57:52.440 the way

00:57:52.780 is this

00:57:53.800 monologue is

00:57:54.780 not coming

00:57:55.540 out of

00:57:56.120 no place

00:57:56.780 it has been

00:57:57.220 something that

00:57:57.820 I've been

00:57:58.200 thinking about

00:57:59.640 for the last

00:58:00.360 six months

00:58:01.080 as I've been

00:58:01.620 taking inventory

00:58:02.380 of my life

00:58:03.300 and

00:58:03.800 and where

00:58:05.520 I'm headed

00:58:06.180 and what

00:58:06.680 I'm doing

00:58:07.260 and why

00:58:08.240 am I doing

00:58:08.880 everything

00:58:09.340 and then

00:58:10.080 and then

00:58:11.120 also seeing

00:58:12.080 this weekend

00:58:12.960 being down

00:58:13.600 in Mexico

00:58:14.120 and seeing

00:58:15.140 people who

00:58:16.560 have far

00:58:17.500 many more

00:58:19.300 reasons

00:58:19.800 to complain

00:58:21.100 than me

00:58:22.360 I mean

00:58:23.420 being an

00:58:23.840 actual slave

00:58:24.960 and then

00:58:26.580 being named

00:58:27.300 one of

00:58:27.860 the country's

00:58:28.740 most powerful

00:58:29.420 women

00:58:29.840 by Forbes

00:58:31.320 magazine

00:58:31.920 in two years

00:58:33.300 in two years

00:58:34.460 that's

00:58:35.820 that's a

00:58:36.300 choice

00:58:36.640 it's strange

00:58:38.420 to hear you

00:58:38.880 talk about

00:58:39.200 your dad

00:58:39.520 this way

00:58:39.900 though

00:58:40.000 because

00:58:40.340 you know

00:58:41.000 30 years

00:58:41.640 ago

00:58:41.800 that's not

00:58:42.180 how it

00:58:42.480 was

00:58:42.800 10

00:58:43.540 I mean

00:58:43.800 10 years

00:58:44.200 ago

00:58:44.400 yeah

00:58:44.980 15 years

00:58:46.040 10 years

00:58:46.580 ago

00:58:46.780 it's not

00:58:47.240 I know

00:58:48.080 things changed

00:58:49.500 at the end

00:58:50.140 but

00:58:51.060 your dad

00:58:52.520 was like

00:58:52.860 an oracle

00:58:53.600 when we first

00:58:54.660 met in Baltimore

00:58:55.460 and you

00:58:56.620 used to impart

00:58:57.360 the wisdom

00:58:58.280 he imparted

00:58:58.920 to you

00:58:59.360 and he

00:59:00.400 was

00:59:00.600 like some

00:59:01.700 sort of

00:59:02.740 Yoda

00:59:03.120 yeah

00:59:03.660 he still

00:59:04.600 I mean

00:59:05.000 he was

00:59:05.360 full of wisdom

00:59:06.020 he really

00:59:06.720 was full of

00:59:07.300 wisdom

00:59:07.600 but I

00:59:08.600 didn't

00:59:08.980 find out

00:59:09.640 I didn't

00:59:11.560 find out

00:59:12.260 until push

00:59:13.560 came to

00:59:14.240 shove

00:59:14.620 he didn't

00:59:15.720 live that

00:59:16.080 wisdom

00:59:16.480 he learned

00:59:18.260 it

00:59:18.420 that's why

00:59:19.060 it's so hard

00:59:19.600 to get my

00:59:19.980 head around

00:59:20.400 that

00:59:20.720 I know

00:59:21.240 man

00:59:22.620 everything

00:59:23.380 everything that I

00:59:24.940 thought about

00:59:25.400 my dad

00:59:26.100 turned out

00:59:29.080 to be

00:59:30.040 not true

00:59:32.960 and it

00:59:34.540 was

00:59:34.960 you know

00:59:37.520 I've

00:59:37.960 talked about

00:59:38.540 it cryptically

00:59:39.240 over the

00:59:39.720 last

00:59:40.140 five years

00:59:41.660 or so

00:59:42.140 and said

00:59:44.180 someday

00:59:44.600 I'll tell you

00:59:45.200 I've lost

00:59:45.880 my best

00:59:46.460 friend

00:59:46.880 you didn't

00:59:47.480 know

00:59:47.720 that it

00:59:48.060 was

00:59:48.440 my dad

00:59:49.640 and

00:59:51.160 it was

00:59:52.040 a hard

00:59:52.880 hard

00:59:53.860 road

00:59:54.960 to hoe

00:59:55.720 back in the

00:59:56.720 The Glenn Beck

01:00:00.400 Program

01:00:00.960 So let me

01:00:09.760 put what I

01:00:10.380 just said to

01:00:10.940 you

01:00:11.220 change of

01:00:12.540 perspective is

01:00:13.300 the biggest

01:00:13.720 miracle you

01:00:14.440 can have

01:00:15.440 let me

01:00:16.420 show you this

01:00:17.400 in real time

01:00:18.100 this is last

01:00:19.120 night

01:00:19.420 this is

01:00:19.900 as I

01:00:20.500 climbed into

01:00:21.280 bed and I

01:00:21.680 was in

01:00:21.940 really bad

01:00:22.580 mood

01:00:22.880 I wrote

01:00:24.860 wow

01:00:26.500 I saw

01:00:27.880 it

01:00:28.180 the moon

01:00:29.520 actually

01:00:30.260 came between

01:00:31.380 us

01:00:32.080 and the

01:00:33.020 sun

01:00:33.680 like that

01:00:35.220 almost never

01:00:36.340 happens

01:00:36.840 or actually

01:00:37.700 it does

01:00:38.240 but we don't

01:00:38.880 usually see it

01:00:39.620 because we

01:00:40.020 can't stand in

01:00:40.660 the middle of

01:00:40.900 the parking

01:00:41.300 lot that's in

01:00:41.860 the middle of

01:00:42.200 the ocean

01:00:42.560 because there's

01:00:43.240 no office

01:00:43.820 buildings in

01:00:44.460 the middle

01:00:44.740 of the ocean

01:00:45.300 but I just

01:00:46.500 keep replaying

01:00:47.560 this in my

01:00:48.300 head over

01:00:48.980 and over

01:00:49.180 I can't

01:00:49.740 seem to

01:00:50.120 shake it

01:00:50.680 do you know

01:00:52.060 how sometimes

01:00:53.000 sometimes when

01:00:54.420 you go to a

01:00:54.900 concert and

01:00:56.120 the band

01:00:56.680 isn't as good

01:00:57.760 as when you

01:00:59.160 hear them on

01:00:59.600 the radio

01:01:00.020 yeah not

01:01:01.420 here

01:01:01.760 no sir

01:01:02.780 this eclipse

01:01:03.780 was everything

01:01:04.620 we were promised

01:01:05.340 and perhaps

01:01:05.920 even more

01:01:06.600 it looks just

01:01:07.960 like it does

01:01:09.100 on TV

01:01:09.880 except perhaps

01:01:11.700 maybe less

01:01:13.000 impressive and

01:01:13.780 smaller

01:01:14.260 but wow

01:01:16.060 was that worth

01:01:16.840 the 99 year

01:01:17.840 wait

01:01:18.240 or however long

01:01:19.540 it was or will

01:01:20.360 be till we see

01:01:21.060 it again next

01:01:21.620 time I'm going

01:01:22.140 to be telling

01:01:22.520 my children's

01:01:23.180 children's

01:01:23.660 children's

01:01:24.280 children for

01:01:25.200 years to come

01:01:26.320 about how

01:01:27.100 everything almost

01:01:28.020 seemed to stand

01:01:29.040 still as we

01:01:30.400 all held our

01:01:31.300 breath standing

01:01:32.480 there wearing

01:01:33.420 stupid paper

01:01:34.860 glasses that

01:01:35.720 somebody actually

01:01:36.740 paid for staring

01:01:38.340 up at the sky

01:01:39.180 just not knowing

01:01:40.580 will the sun

01:01:42.220 return it's just

01:01:44.300 like the feeling

01:01:44.920 I had when

01:01:45.620 Reagan was shot

01:01:46.720 I remember where

01:01:47.500 I was when he

01:01:48.140 was shot or or

01:01:50.260 maybe the way you

01:01:51.420 felt after you

01:01:52.400 know midnight on

01:01:53.220 the year 2000

01:01:54.100 oh do you

01:01:55.100 remember the

01:01:55.600 Y2K panic

01:01:56.640 perhaps for you

01:01:58.780 maybe it was

01:01:59.300 more like the

01:01:59.820 entire month of

01:02:00.560 the CNN coverage

01:02:01.460 of that missing

01:02:02.100 plane wow where

01:02:03.800 were you when you

01:02:05.000 first saw the

01:02:05.800 coverage on CNN

01:02:06.860 I for one I

01:02:09.740 think we're out

01:02:10.540 in a parking lot

01:02:11.300 with other sheep

01:02:12.120 then and now but

01:02:13.580 that was just my

01:02:14.360 experience take a

01:02:15.840 moment to really

01:02:17.000 ponder the

01:02:18.780 millions of stories

01:02:20.440 that are out there

01:02:21.400 today where were

01:02:23.280 you when the

01:02:24.540 eclipse happened

01:02:25.500 we can only hope

01:02:27.100 TV news will let

01:02:28.600 us hear some of

01:02:29.520 them in the days

01:02:30.300 to come all

01:02:31.700 unique sure all

01:02:33.420 of them and none

01:02:34.660 of them driven by

01:02:36.040 a massive fear of

01:02:37.820 missing out what

01:02:39.520 are the odds that

01:02:41.320 someone else stood

01:02:42.160 in the parking lot

01:02:42.940 like I did looking

01:02:43.880 up while hearing

01:02:44.520 someone else say

01:02:45.200 wow look how dark

01:02:47.040 it's getting pins

01:02:48.300 and needles people

01:02:49.380 effing pins and

01:02:51.100 needles I laughed

01:02:52.820 I cried I had the

01:02:54.460 chills truly truly

01:02:56.840 and I know it's

01:02:57.400 been said before

01:02:58.140 this time I mean

01:02:59.760 it better than

01:03:00.680 cats if the

01:03:02.380 eclipse comes to

01:03:03.760 your town don't

01:03:05.400 miss it so that's

01:03:07.340 what I wrote last

01:03:08.460 night can you take

01:03:09.740 a moment of

01:03:10.380 enjoyment out of

01:03:11.160 life I mean

01:03:11.800 yesterday

01:03:12.180 hang on hang

01:03:14.240 on last night

01:03:16.000 no change of

01:03:18.460 perspective

01:03:18.960 today not in a

01:03:25.160 mood today let

01:03:28.140 me share this

01:03:28.640 perspective

01:03:29.200 this summer I

01:03:32.660 was up at the

01:03:33.200 ranch and we

01:03:35.580 were roasting

01:03:37.320 marshmallows over

01:03:38.600 a fire and we

01:03:43.460 were standing

01:03:44.420 there and we

01:03:45.200 were talking and

01:03:46.140 we were reading I

01:03:47.680 was reading the

01:03:48.240 kids stories and

01:03:51.260 the fire starts to

01:03:52.680 go down and you

01:03:54.100 see the Milky

01:03:55.280 Way now where I

01:03:56.920 have a cabin it's

01:04:00.820 this it's there's no

01:04:02.640 there's no lights

01:04:03.500 anywhere there's no

01:04:05.100 electricity for miles

01:04:06.620 and so it is beautiful

01:04:09.240 at night and the sky is

01:04:11.280 three-dimensional and I

01:04:13.860 remember the first time

01:04:16.160 when I was living in

01:04:16.980 New York and the

01:04:18.780 first time I went

01:04:19.540 out there and I

01:04:21.180 started seeing the

01:04:21.940 sky I realized I

01:04:23.800 hadn't seen the

01:04:24.800 stars in forever I

01:04:28.440 hadn't seen I

01:04:30.680 hadn't really looked

01:04:31.740 at the moon because

01:04:33.200 man's construction of

01:04:36.460 buildings was really

01:04:38.480 impressive the cities

01:04:40.500 were awesome and it

01:04:43.720 made you feel small

01:04:44.820 but I never felt

01:04:47.220 small like I do

01:04:49.420 when you're standing

01:04:49.980 around a campfire

01:04:50.920 and I was just

01:04:54.260 thinking about this

01:04:55.020 this summer the

01:04:56.440 problem is we no

01:04:58.280 longer look up we

01:05:00.380 no longer think

01:05:02.540 wow there's something

01:05:03.500 much bigger than me

01:05:05.620 there's I'm very

01:05:07.420 very very small

01:05:09.920 and yesterday we

01:05:14.340 had that opportunity

01:05:15.260 and I'm the one who

01:05:17.420 missed it we had the

01:05:19.540 opportunity to go out

01:05:20.960 and look up and

01:05:24.220 experience just how

01:05:27.120 small and unimportant

01:05:30.480 in some ways we are to

01:05:32.360 the rest of the

01:05:33.160 universe it was

01:05:36.780 humbling and

01:05:39.540 instead of me

01:05:41.160 coming home and

01:05:44.360 hearing about the

01:05:45.240 kids and their

01:05:46.440 experience with the

01:05:47.860 eclipse I came home

01:05:50.720 in a bad mood and I

01:05:52.380 didn't really care

01:05:53.420 about the eclipse

01:05:54.800 because perhaps I was

01:05:58.280 feeling not small

01:06:01.700 enough yesterday

01:06:03.620 that's a miracle

01:06:09.080 a miracle is just a

01:06:12.560 change in perspective

01:06:14.320 and I pray to have

01:06:18.040 many many more of

01:06:21.240 those

01:06:21.660 so you're happy again

01:06:26.300 is that no I'm

01:06:27.700 miserable I'm always

01:06:28.880 miserable okay good

01:06:29.980 who's the guy that we

01:06:31.740 had on here that was

01:06:32.280 talking about flow

01:06:33.020 remember that guy

01:06:33.680 yes we had the guy in

01:06:35.560 here talking about

01:06:36.400 flow talking about

01:06:37.160 creative flow I can't

01:06:38.300 remember which book

01:06:38.900 that was because we've

01:06:40.100 read 1400 of them in

01:06:41.560 the past few months

01:06:42.440 but that was one of

01:06:43.740 the things he talked

01:06:44.360 about and that's kind

01:06:45.600 of what kicks it off

01:06:46.500 you can get into that

01:06:48.420 mode of real creativity

01:06:50.200 and understanding you

01:06:52.460 know having a different

01:06:53.200 perspective on the

01:06:53.900 world from just

01:06:54.880 massive feats of

01:06:56.240 nature that kind of

01:06:57.820 kicks the human being

01:06:59.100 into that you know

01:07:00.340 world I think we see

01:07:01.260 that a lot of times

01:07:01.820 with faith too and

01:07:02.880 that you know those

01:07:03.800 moments of like wow

01:07:05.360 look at that I mean

01:07:06.620 how can you say there's

01:07:07.460 no God when you look

01:07:08.200 at that that moment is

01:07:09.340 I think you know it's a

01:07:10.880 real moment for people

01:07:11.820 and it does change

01:07:12.800 perspectives that's

01:07:13.640 cute but I can't be

01:07:14.540 happy as long as

01:07:15.260 there's offensive

01:07:15.780 statues still up I

01:07:17.120 can't I just can't

01:07:17.980 and I can't be happy

01:07:19.300 quite honestly I'm

01:07:20.360 having a hard time

01:07:21.260 with your oh wow how

01:07:22.760 could there not be a

01:07:23.500 God when the flat

01:07:25.380 earthers explained this

01:07:26.920 yesterday they did

01:07:27.940 and they explained it

01:07:29.140 well they did

01:07:29.960 apparently there's a

01:07:30.660 dome over our flat

01:07:32.200 earth wait so the

01:07:33.500 dome I guess is

01:07:34.480 somewhat semi-circular

01:07:36.500 circular right it's a

01:07:38.060 it's a dome it is a

01:07:39.400 dome but the earth

01:07:41.320 itself is just a flat

01:07:42.940 round disc yes and

01:07:45.460 then we've got a dome

01:07:46.480 over the top of all

01:07:47.480 of that's why it looks

01:07:48.300 like it's kind of going

01:07:49.080 on it's like it would

01:07:50.000 be a if we were

01:07:51.200 theoretically a girl

01:07:52.480 that's the logical

01:07:53.800 explanation and they

01:07:54.680 also say boy isn't

01:07:56.520 it interesting isn't

01:07:57.780 interesting that the

01:07:59.040 moon and the sun look

01:08:00.660 to us to be the same

01:08:01.800 size except you say

01:08:02.880 one is really really

01:08:04.440 giant and one is 400

01:08:06.160 times as far away but

01:08:07.940 it's also one four

01:08:08.980 hundredth the size come

01:08:10.320 on people how can you

01:08:11.640 believe that stupid I

01:08:12.700 mean what is not 92

01:08:14.300 million miles away it's

01:08:15.620 37 miles away that is

01:08:17.520 what the flat earth

01:08:18.280 society would like to

01:08:19.540 point out 37 miles

01:08:20.660 37 miles away it's

01:08:22.360 really the size it

01:08:23.380 looks so so and how

01:08:26.160 is all that heat

01:08:27.060 traveling through all

01:08:28.080 that cold it's not

01:08:29.260 it's not right just

01:08:30.720 37 miles and it's

01:08:32.000 here and if it's

01:08:32.560 really that cold out

01:08:33.960 there how come it's

01:08:34.940 hot here and cold in

01:08:36.260 space it's a good

01:08:37.340 doesn't make any sense

01:08:38.660 if it was warming all

01:08:39.920 the way through those

01:08:41.200 92 million miles space

01:08:42.700 would be warm right

01:08:44.040 it's suddenly warm here

01:08:46.540 and cold in space come

01:08:48.000 on we all know that

01:08:49.140 doesn't make sense

01:08:50.120 expect us to believe

01:08:51.440 this stuff they went

01:08:52.480 to a point of like

01:08:53.100 actually making diagrams

01:08:54.320 of the sun and the

01:08:56.240 moon and the earth

01:08:57.500 and showing how see

01:08:58.560 this the shadows would

01:09:00.440 be much bigger if that

01:09:01.680 were true that was

01:09:02.720 their big point what

01:09:04.680 how I mean wow how

01:09:08.900 how how how how do

01:09:11.120 they explain did we go

01:09:12.320 to the moon do you

01:09:12.980 know have you know

01:09:13.800 no no we've not been

01:09:14.800 to the moon no right

01:09:16.400 don't be silly that was

01:09:18.560 done on a on a on a lot

01:09:21.980 in either Nevada or

01:09:23.800 California I can't

01:09:24.640 remember where where

01:09:25.900 you actually talked to

01:09:26.760 the president of the

01:09:27.640 yeah it's been a long

01:09:28.740 time I think it was like

01:09:29.560 20 years ago I was in

01:09:31.400 Salt Lake City at the

01:09:32.220 time so I think it was

01:09:32.960 97 or 98 and and yeah

01:09:36.300 he I was really surprised

01:09:38.180 by a couple of things

01:09:38.940 like the distance of the

01:09:40.760 sun from the earth which

01:09:42.320 I would really like to

01:09:43.360 talk to them I'd like to

01:09:44.380 hear it fun I'd like to

01:09:45.580 hear and treat it you

01:09:47.320 know like you know with

01:09:48.320 respect yes I'd like to

01:09:50.160 really understand how

01:09:51.980 they believe all this

01:09:53.040 works I'd love to instead

01:09:54.880 of just say oh they're

01:09:55.680 just a bunch of flat

01:09:56.580 earthers I really would

01:09:58.120 like to understand and

01:09:59.720 have you ever been in a

01:10:01.280 plane I've never run

01:10:02.700 into the dome uh they

01:10:04.980 didn't go high enough

01:10:05.620 that's all is that it

01:10:07.060 they just didn't go

01:10:07.760 high enough okay go

01:10:08.660 higher and you'd run

01:10:09.460 into the edge too I've

01:10:11.800 the edge of yeah the

01:10:12.820 edge of the disc I've

01:10:14.080 flown around the world

01:10:15.180 somewhere right have

01:10:16.480 you yeah sure that's

01:10:18.160 what you believe I mean

01:10:19.720 but have you flown

01:10:20.740 around the world you

01:10:21.540 float to one spot to

01:10:23.780 another spot yeah and

01:10:24.940 you know what the

01:10:25.380 pilot said oh we're

01:10:26.600 going we keep going

01:10:27.620 around the world I

01:10:28.580 swear I mean how

01:10:30.000 would you know you

01:10:30.520 don't know is it

01:10:31.740 something to do with I

01:10:33.200 mean can you ever do

01:10:34.120 they do you know Pat can

01:10:35.240 you ever get to the

01:10:36.180 edge of the earth I I

01:10:37.440 know I asked him that I

01:10:38.520 don't remember what the

01:10:39.220 answer was I I don't

01:10:41.020 remember I demand that

01:10:42.320 you get these guys it

01:10:43.860 might have been

01:10:44.240 centrifugal force which

01:10:45.360 they may believe in but

01:10:46.320 they don't believe in

01:10:46.960 gravity so I can't

01:10:48.060 believe they believe in

01:10:49.080 centrifugal so like we're

01:10:50.320 in a giant roundup yeah I

01:10:53.620 guess and we're just

01:10:54.660 spinning around really

01:10:55.660 fast yeah well how come

01:10:57.060 we're not all you would

01:10:58.020 think some of the water

01:10:58.920 would splash over the

01:10:59.900 right and what do you

01:11:01.580 think's causing the

01:11:02.160 waves and how come how

01:11:04.720 come we're not all just

01:11:05.720 like you know pressed up

01:11:07.980 against the middle of you

01:11:09.100 know a mountain in the

01:11:10.540 middle of the disc if we're

01:11:13.400 on a roundup there's

01:11:14.540 centrifugal force shouldn't

01:11:16.300 we all just be like

01:11:17.320 pressed up against a

01:11:18.380 mountain I we're these

01:11:22.060 are questions we're gonna

01:11:22.820 have to ask of him okay

01:11:24.140 well anyway I don't know

01:11:25.120 the answer to them for

01:11:26.160 those of you who believe in

01:11:27.980 you know the sun and the

01:11:29.620 moon and the spherical

01:11:31.400 earth yeah it might have

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01:12:52.880 there is a what I would

01:13:03.480 consider a really risky bet

01:13:05.500 that things are going to

01:13:10.240 change and the governments

01:13:12.680 of the world are going to

01:13:13.680 allow private businesses to

01:13:16.600 control money and that bet is

01:13:20.540 Bitcoin and a friend of mine

01:13:23.320 who runs zapo dot com x a p o

01:13:27.480 dot com happens to be in town

01:13:29.960 he grew up in Argentina and

01:13:33.280 he remembers when the

01:13:34.540 currency collapsed and the

01:13:36.780 stories that he has told me

01:13:39.400 are just unbelievable and

01:13:43.440 there is there's this run on

01:13:46.320 Bitcoin that's going right now

01:13:48.260 and I don't know if it's real or

01:13:50.320 not I think it is but I don't

01:13:54.140 know what's going to happen to

01:13:55.340 Bitcoin I can't I can't I can't

01:13:56.960 I can't imagine the central

01:13:59.340 banks of the world saying oh

01:14:01.800 you know what we're going to

01:14:02.820 get out of that business I just

01:14:04.460 I can't imagine it but he says

01:14:08.860 that Bitcoin is going to be more

01:14:11.740 important or a bigger change of to

01:14:14.620 our lives than the Internet and

01:14:18.940 he's a Wow yeah yeah he's a

01:14:21.160 Silicon Valley entrepreneur and

01:14:23.280 deep deep thinker and I don't

01:14:26.200 think he's ever been on this

01:14:27.260 show before and wanted to have

01:14:29.640 him in he happened to be in

01:14:30.600 town and was a stop by and I

01:14:32.380 asked him if he would be

01:14:33.280 willing to come in and just

01:14:34.380 explain Bitcoin and what's

01:14:36.120 happening and what he believes

01:14:37.760 the future looks like that's

01:14:39.220 coming up and he's going to

01:14:40.020 bring us a handful of Bitcoin

01:14:41.300 each which is nice I thought

01:14:43.040 that was a nice way to know

01:14:44.240 they don't exist and maybe I

01:14:48.940 don't think at the price they're

01:14:50.120 just going to start giving them

01:14:50.980 out probably not no whether

01:14:52.560 about four thousand per coin

01:14:54.500 right now now remember when

01:14:56.920 Donald Trump announced for

01:14:58.560 president he came down the

01:14:59.720 golden escalator they were

01:15:01.500 about two hundred and sixty

01:15:03.080 dollars oh my gosh and now

01:15:04.860 they're four thousand I mean

01:15:07.180 first of all Donald Trump

01:15:08.580 coming down the escalator feels

01:15:10.000 like it was 1874 but it was

01:15:11.860 not it was actually 2015 but

01:15:14.320 just a couple of years ago and

01:15:16.320 you could have made you know

01:15:17.640 twenty times your money the

01:15:19.020 first to the first time Bitcoin

01:15:20.500 Bitcoin was ever used in a

01:15:22.220 transaction it was used to buy a

01:15:24.820 pizza I think it was Papa John's

01:15:26.700 pizza okay so we're not talking

01:15:28.160 an extravagant pizza but I don't

01:15:30.980 remember how many Bitcoins it took

01:15:32.960 to actually buy the pizza but it was

01:15:36.700 nine hundred it was a play it was

01:15:38.240 eighty nine hundred no no close it

01:15:40.580 was ten thousand ten thousand ten

01:15:42.500 thousand Bitcoin so if you paid for

01:15:45.160 that piece if you had those ten

01:15:47.440 thousand Bitcoins today it's good it's

01:15:52.740 a good number you're at let's say

01:15:55.020 forty million dollars forty million

01:15:56.440 dollar pizza that was a forty

01:15:57.760 million dollar pizza oh so it was

01:16:00.400 ever made so it was an extravagant

01:16:02.500 pizza it was Papa John's pizza yeah

01:16:06.120 you know how there are people in

01:16:07.140 Silicon Valley that you know they're

01:16:08.500 putting like gold leaf on their

01:16:09.920 steaks and stuff this was a that's

01:16:11.740 just like eating forty million

01:16:13.520 dollars with a gold and it was a

01:16:15.880 Papa John's pizza was it good enough

01:16:17.620 to justify forty million dollars there

01:16:19.400 have been times in my life spent forty

01:16:21.760 million on a pizza yeah I would have

01:16:23.860 like right now I would have hungry

01:16:27.000 right now how much money do you have

01:16:28.960 on you because I can make 40 million

01:16:30.840 it's it's a it's amazing I'd love to

01:16:34.640 talk to that guy and see how many

01:16:37.060 Bitcoin he has left he's one of the

01:16:39.620 original miners and everything so he

01:16:41.460 probably that was not his only stash I'm

01:16:44.340 sure he's probably still very wealthy

01:16:47.160 at this at this time but forty

01:16:48.720 million dollars on a pizza jeez and it

01:16:53.600 wasn't that long ago no wasn't that

01:16:55.780 long ago we'll talk about that and so

01:16:58.220 much more when we come back

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01:17:26.960 conditions to apply so I have a I have a

01:17:31.340 friend that we met maybe four five years

01:17:35.080 ago and asked him to come by to explain

01:17:39.880 Bitcoin the first time we met and and

01:17:44.780 didn't get it and still Bitcoin is such a

01:17:48.340 foreign concept to most people that you

01:17:52.020 it's hard to get your arms around and

01:17:54.900 hard to see the world changing this much

01:17:58.880 but then take a gander look at what is

01:18:02.860 happening to the world this is the kind of

01:18:05.340 change that we're headed for we have

01:18:08.680 Wences Casarius he is the CEO of xapo.com

01:18:13.200 this is a wallet he's a startup guy it's a

01:18:16.900 Bitcoin wallet and full disclosure the

01:18:20.460 company that I use to buy and keep Bitcoin

01:18:25.160 could be one of those things that you

01:18:30.800 know you know those people who are like

01:18:32.140 yeah my grandfather bought something you

01:18:35.620 know if stock in this thing called the

01:18:38.860 telephone and now you have an empire

01:18:43.320 that's kind of the deal it was 10 years

01:18:46.520 ago that one of the first guys to do a

01:18:50.560 person-to-person in fact I think he was

01:18:52.180 the first guy to do person-to-person

01:18:53.680 transaction bought a pizza with Bitcoin

01:18:57.260 seven years ago the Bitcoin that it took

01:19:01.480 to buy that Papa John's pizza today worth

01:19:06.220 40 million dollars and that was seven

01:19:10.420 years ago what is coming in the future we

01:19:13.280 begin there right now

01:19:15.280 the fusion of entertainment and

01:19:35.760 enlightenment this is the Glenn Beck program

01:19:41.020 Winches Casarius he is the CEO of

01:19:46.400 zappo.com xapo.com he's a technology

01:19:50.380 entrepreneur founder and CEO of this

01:19:53.800 Bitcoin wallet startup he says that

01:19:56.820 Bitcoin will end up being bigger than the

01:20:00.500 internet itself and changing our lives

01:20:02.940 more than the internet that is quite a

01:20:05.920 claim Winches yes I also think that

01:20:11.940 Bitcoin is an experiment still and as

01:20:15.120 such it has chances of failing and

01:20:18.920 chances of failing that are non-trivial so

01:20:21.660 yes it's quite probable that it can also

01:20:23.680 fail but if it succeeds it's likely to be

01:20:27.840 more important than the internet itself

01:20:29.420 especially for many billions of people I

01:20:32.480 could imagine in the future preferring

01:20:34.300 that you take away their internet but

01:20:35.700 not their Bitcoin okay so I want to get

01:20:37.520 to that here in a second but I want to

01:20:38.740 just explain what he just said was so

01:20:42.000 true and it's why I've said to people

01:20:43.580 look you have five hundred dollars you

01:20:46.060 should put it into Bitcoin but don't

01:20:48.360 don't put anything into Bitcoin that you

01:20:50.220 actually think oh man I I'd hate to lose

01:20:53.560 that then don't put it in because it is

01:20:56.420 really risky you don't make the kind of

01:20:58.800 money that is being made even right now

01:21:01.240 on something that's not risky this is

01:21:04.000 really risky this is incredibly risky

01:21:06.240 and what you're saying is very good

01:21:07.920 advice which is nobody should own an

01:21:11.340 amount of Bitcoin they cannot afford to

01:21:13.120 lose because they may very well lose it

01:21:15.120 so it's important to understand that any

01:21:17.720 money you cannot afford to lose you

01:21:19.820 should not have in Bitcoin right you

01:21:21.220 only be play money that if you lose it

01:21:23.320 euro case right all amount and that kind

01:21:26.760 of explains I mean there there's there

01:21:29.440 what is it 90 percent Stu of the people

01:21:33.100 who own Bitcoin maybe even more less own

01:21:36.940 less than one Bitcoin yeah I mean people

01:21:40.980 are in it literally for five hundred bucks

01:21:44.520 or a hundred dollars or whatever is there

01:21:47.180 a minimum getting in there is no minimum

01:21:48.840 okay so tell me how you believe people

01:21:54.820 will say don't take my Bitcoin but you

01:21:57.940 can take my internet what do you mean by

01:21:59.780 that

01:22:00.160 understanding Bitcoin Bitcoin is simpler

01:22:06.280 than the internet really at a technical

01:22:08.560 level if you will and I think that when

01:22:10.820 people don't understand it it's not their

01:22:12.620 fault but our fault the people explaining

01:22:15.260 we make it more complicated than it needs

01:22:18.580 to be because it makes us sound more

01:22:20.440 intelligent I guess or something but we

01:22:22.420 try that a lot too it doesn't work for us

01:22:24.060 you think about it most people feel

01:22:28.180 confident and comfortable about their

01:22:31.540 understanding of the internet without

01:22:34.140 really understanding how it works how it

01:22:38.280 really works technically it's not necessary

01:22:40.360 to understand it or even a credit card

01:22:43.020 right most people feel very confident

01:22:45.000 with a credit card understanding how it

01:22:46.480 works but if you ask them what happens

01:22:47.880 when you swipe the card where does that

01:22:49.300 information go does it go to your bank

01:22:51.280 or to the merchants bank at what point

01:22:52.880 does it get approved who says right we

01:22:55.020 don't really need to understand all of

01:22:56.660 those details to understand how credit

01:22:59.240 cards work and what they can and cannot

01:23:00.840 do for us etc same thing with the

01:23:03.240 internet and the same thing for Bitcoin

01:23:04.860 and the things that do matter and that we

01:23:07.320 need to understand of Bitcoin are quite

01:23:09.360 simple really and it's three three things

01:23:11.840 that make Bitcoin unique that were not

01:23:13.740 that did not exist before Bitcoin

01:23:16.260 existed that Bitcoin brought to the

01:23:17.700 world number one and most important

01:23:19.380 it's that it's not controlled by anyone

01:23:22.120 and it is not possible to control it and

01:23:25.100 it's a key feature without it it would be

01:23:27.060 irrelevant it has a lot of very positive

01:23:29.580 consequences it has some potentially

01:23:31.580 negative consequences but it's what makes

01:23:33.860 Bitcoin Bitcoin it's nobody can control

01:23:36.300 it not me not any group of people not any

01:23:40.180 company not any country not any army

01:23:42.760 nobody can control it that's number one

01:23:44.840 number two is there will never be more

01:23:47.200 than 21 million Bitcoin it's a finite

01:23:49.420 number and that cannot be changed and

01:23:53.740 number three whenever you have some

01:23:56.320 Bitcoin you are free to send it to

01:24:00.380 anyone you want anywhere in the world

01:24:02.460 pretty much in real time and pretty much

01:24:04.720 the free or very very low cost it's that

01:24:08.160 that last quality it's quite revolutionary

01:24:12.740 and I call it a lot of people call it the

01:24:15.520 uncensurability of Bitcoin no one can

01:24:17.740 keep you from acquiring some Bitcoin it's

01:24:21.300 impossible to do no one can keep you from

01:24:24.260 keeping those Bitcoin and no one can keep

01:24:26.560 you from sending those Bitcoin to

01:24:27.940 whomever you want when you put those three

01:24:30.000 qualities together and that's really all

01:24:32.180 you need to understand about Bitcoin how

01:24:34.820 that gets accomplished it's complicated and

01:24:36.780 technical but not really needed to

01:24:38.120 understand just like you don't need to

01:24:39.440 understand how the internet manages to

01:24:41.060 deliver all of these movies and stuff

01:24:43.040 that it does right you grew up in

01:24:45.080 Argentina yeah when the economy

01:24:47.480 collapsed when the when the the money

01:24:49.420 collapsed correct and I'm imagining that

01:24:53.400 that drives you quite a bit when it comes

01:24:56.600 to Bitcoin I think so yes I would imagine

01:24:59.720 so tell me tell me the story of what it's

01:25:04.420 like when there's a currency collapse my

01:25:07.260 parents are sheep ranchers and in my

01:25:10.420 lifetime in my childhood I saw them lose

01:25:14.160 everything three times the first time that

01:25:16.580 I have a memory of it it's because of a

01:25:20.660 hyperinflation and I have this every time

01:25:24.640 that they lose everything it was because

01:25:25.840 something happened with the country either

01:25:27.220 hyperinflation or the government confiscated

01:25:30.040 all bank deposits over a huge devaluation

01:25:32.740 right all kinds of crazy experiments that

01:25:34.740 are hard to fathom from the perspective of

01:25:37.660 someone who has lived in an economy where

01:25:39.560 you always been able to trust the dollar

01:25:42.220 and the banks and so did your parents and

01:25:44.080 grandparents I have this memory of my mom

01:25:47.260 coming to get my two sisters and I out of

01:25:49.900 school that never happened before so

01:25:51.720 something was going on and in the middle of

01:25:54.360 the school day and she was carrying two

01:25:55.740 plastic bags full of cash and she was a

01:25:59.740 receptionist at the government bureau and

01:26:02.500 she had just been paid and her salary fit

01:26:04.820 two plastic bags of cash of bills and she

01:26:09.000 took us to the supermarket and she gave us

01:26:11.860 each a list and told us what to carry which

01:26:17.820 had an aisle got all of those things and we

01:26:20.980 all met at the cashier and after everything

01:26:25.560 had gone through the cashier there was some

01:26:28.320 money left over and she sent us back to get

01:26:31.580 more stuff and one of my sisters asked why

01:26:33.700 don't we save some money for tomorrow and my

01:26:35.960 mom explained now tomorrow it's going to be

01:26:37.900 worth less we have to expend it all today

01:26:40.800 and I will never forget that partly because

01:26:45.700 it's easy to understand the economic and

01:26:48.440 financial consequences in a family in a society

01:26:52.760 of that but it's harder to imagine what's

01:26:55.620 really going on which is much more beyond

01:26:57.900 financial consequences it's that something

01:27:01.020 happens to the social fabric when people

01:27:03.320 cannot trust something as basic as money and

01:27:05.820 a lot of people go crazy and desperate and

01:27:08.240 something very quickly some trust breaks

01:27:11.500 down that takes years or generations to

01:27:14.900 rebuild I'm talking to the CEO of zapo.com

01:27:19.760 xapo.com it is a a Bitcoin wallet wallet

01:27:24.900 startup so I buy my Bitcoin and it's now in

01:27:30.600 a wallet it's in your bank if you will if I'm

01:27:35.000 not mistaken your bank is in buried in some

01:27:37.180 mountain in Switzerland or something right

01:27:39.060 correct but it's not a bank like we think of

01:27:41.720 a bank no it is a banking that you can use us

01:27:47.020 to buy Bitcoin to store to keep the Bitcoin

01:27:51.160 safely to make it very easy to acquire the

01:27:53.300 Bitcoin to store them safely to send Bitcoin

01:27:56.140 it is not like a bank in a more technical

01:27:58.840 manner in which today the bank when you go to

01:28:03.300 a normal bank they own your money and they

01:28:06.320 owe it to you so if you look at their balance

01:28:08.300 sheet they have an asset that is the money you

01:28:10.460 gave them and a liability that is what they

01:28:12.700 owe to you we are a purely custodian so we do

01:28:16.800 not own your bitcoins your bitcoins are only

01:28:19.060 yours and there's many reasons why we think

01:28:21.760 that that's a lot safer so we are the digital

01:28:23.700 equivalent of a safety deposit box right and

01:28:27.280 the safety deposit box is ours but whatever is

01:28:30.540 inside it's yours and if we were to disappear

01:28:33.580 or go bankrupt what can go away is the safety

01:28:37.680 deposit box but the contents have to go back to

01:28:39.980 you and what makes you think that well before we

01:28:44.580 get there tell me what happened with this fork in

01:28:48.060 the road because this caused some some real panic

01:28:51.980 with people because they didn't know they really

01:28:54.840 didn't even understand the concept that Bitcoin

01:28:58.720 because it's it's becoming to be used more

01:29:03.020 frequently I believe Japan now is recognizing it as

01:29:06.760 an official currency and if I'm not mistaken in

01:29:09.400 Japan becoming a Bitcoin society yeah yeah so and

01:29:16.240 because the transactions are happening so rapidly

01:29:18.880 there was talk about we have to have a faster way to

01:29:24.620 process these this is my understanding yeah and there

01:29:27.180 became this fork in the road between Bitcoin cash and

01:29:31.520 Bitcoin I don't know the difference what is the

01:29:34.760 difference not really again it's not really a very big

01:29:38.820 deal basically what happened and Bitcoin is an open

01:29:42.100 source software so we all can see every single line is

01:29:47.140 public and the five of us could do another fork again if

01:29:54.160 we wanted you just copy all the code paste it and run it

01:29:59.340 ourselves or run it with another group of people and it's

01:30:02.640 up to the market to decide if they want to use ours or the

01:30:05.340 other one so this was always a possibility finally someone did

01:30:10.940 it for the first time I think this will be a feature of

01:30:14.160 Bitcoin going forward we will see forks here and there and

01:30:17.860 there will always be one version of Bitcoin that is the most

01:30:23.760 used the one that has the longest history and then there

01:30:27.360 will be others that will be like cousins that were derived of

01:30:30.800 Bitcoin but will turn out to be different right can you turn your

01:30:33.660 Bitcoin into cash of course into normal cash yeah of course yeah

01:30:39.780 yeah it's like any currency yeah and and what is the percentage now

01:30:44.180 of things that you can buy I mean there was a big push we spoke five

01:30:48.400 years ago let's get you know people need to start you know companies need

01:30:52.800 to start taking Bitcoin as payment what are the what are the big

01:30:56.580 companies doing to to accept it are you seeing any big movement there's

01:31:02.400 about a hundred thousand merchants online that accept Bitcoin it's my

01:31:09.340 opinion that Bitcoin has been around for for less than nine years and it will

01:31:17.380 take another decade or two for it to get established I think that the age of

01:31:22.380 Bitcoin becoming becoming a way to pay at a merchant is quite far away I think

01:31:30.760 that the stage the era we're looking at is about something very different and in

01:31:35.460 fact I think that things like what we are seeing you know we had to go this year

01:31:38.580 through a fork for everybody to stop worrying and learn that it's not a big

01:31:43.160 deal forks are something we can live with it doesn't really hurt anyone and but

01:31:50.280 until it happened a lot of people were freaking out about it right and I can

01:31:53.960 tell you so many things that people freaked out about every three months and

01:31:56.980 Bitcoin and we have to see them happen for people to say oh it's good oh it's

01:32:00.500 well thought out oh it's robust it works I think we have a lot more of that to

01:32:04.960 come right now I think Bitcoin is in this first stage establishing itself more as a

01:32:10.660 not so much for payment as a way more what you're what you said that you're doing Glenn which is

01:32:22.000 you're holding it as a store of value just in case not unlike what some families did with

01:32:27.840 they had somewhere in the house a stash of some jewelry just in case right or some gold

01:32:34.660 it's more like that and only if it succeeds at that first with very massive

01:32:41.680 adoption in the hundreds of millions of people it will then make sense as a

01:32:46.460 payment mechanism but right now it's a bit too early it can be used and a lot of

01:32:51.540 people do use it but from my subjective point of view the more important thing

01:32:56.120 that is happening at this stage is it's expanding as a store of value

01:32:59.600 um wenches casarius he is the ceo of zapo.com x a p o dot com um you should uh check it out and as

01:33:10.880 i said earlier um don't don't put money into this that you can't you can't easily say ah i'm fine

01:33:19.300 without it this at this point is one of those things that um could make you a lot of money and you

01:33:26.320 could lose every single dime and uh and so you you put just a little bit in there to

01:33:32.300 just what the heck let's give it a whirl and see what happens thank you inches i appreciate it

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01:36:29.040 the ceo of uh zapo uh stay with us for a second because we were just talking in the break there is

01:36:35.660 a real downside a risk to this but the world completely changes if it if it works and you were

01:36:44.720 just saying that there's about a 20 chance you lose all the money right i would say at least a 20

01:36:50.260 chance you lose all the money okay um and you said you thought that there was on the other hand there's

01:36:55.740 some upside you're saying that there's a 50 chance yes uh that bitcoin one single bitcoin now worth

01:37:05.320 four thousand dollars was worth 200 when trump took that long escalator ride down uh two years ago

01:37:13.060 uh you're saying that in 10 years you believe that could hit a million dollars i think there is a 50

01:37:21.140 percent chance that one bitcoin could be worth i mean that's more than a million dollars that's

01:37:25.560 worth a four thousand dollar investment right that's what i would what i would say is that

01:37:30.820 if you it's very worthwhile just like i would say the most irresponsible thing you could do would be

01:37:36.360 to own an amount of bitcoin you cannot afford to lose to have the kids college fund there or your

01:37:41.100 retirement or a mortgage that would be really a risk the most irresponsible thing but if you put

01:37:45.720 if you put five hundred dollars in because you're like you know what we're gonna scrimp and we're

01:37:51.400 gonna save and i'm not touching our savings i'm not touching anything we're just gonna stop going

01:37:55.700 to movies going out to eat for a while i'll have five hundred dollars in five hundred dollars is worth

01:38:01.780 a lot of money if this is right in 10 years yeah that that's my point is that that the second most

01:38:07.940 irresponsible thing you could do is not to have any right it's so asymmetrical that you can have

01:38:12.140 something that doesn't really it's not material to you but it can have a very material impact on

01:38:17.900 your life so why not do it okay back in just a second convince me what does the world look like

01:38:22.740 should he be right when we come back so you gotta stop going out to eat now yeah so yeah

01:38:29.400 this is the glenn beck program mercury

01:38:37.920 this is the glenn beck program winches casarius he is the ceo of zapo.com xapo.com full disclosure

01:38:50.500 i am a client have been for a while of winches company bought bitcoin and bought it in a way that

01:39:00.600 i think is reasonable you have to make your own decisions but i i looked at you know what we have

01:39:07.620 in savings and said honey what are we willing just to throw if we were going out on a crazy

01:39:14.160 bender what would you be comfortable losing you know on a crazy bender uh you know for our 20th

01:39:22.780 anniversary or whatever what do you we just flush it down the toilet what's that number she came up

01:39:28.900 with the number and i looked at it and said okay maybe maybe a little lower than that or a little higher

01:39:33.660 than that um did she shut her when you said 20th anniversary yeah she did and she thought

01:39:39.600 blackouts would be included so she was willing to go a little higher but anyway um uh and that's what

01:39:45.720 you put in you don't put money in this at this point i think it's irresponsible to advise you to put

01:39:52.100 money into this um because you could lose every penny of this and and i think you could lose every penny

01:39:59.180 because i just don't see a way to where the central banks say okay well we're gonna let a private

01:40:05.220 industry go ahead and take the money supply over but maybe we can get to that i want to get to

01:40:12.140 the upside on this because i just read an article and stew and i were talking about it last week that

01:40:19.940 some some experts are saying that bitcoin could go up to what was it 200 000 i think it was 10 000 to 100

01:40:26.780 thousand yes the idea and you're saying that you think in 10 years that it could go up to

01:40:31.080 a million plus yes in bitcoin yes i think that what you are giving is very sound advice nobody should

01:40:40.240 own an amount of bitcoin they cannot afford to lose because they may very well lose it and regret it

01:40:44.680 and you could buy five dollars worth you can buy any amount five dollars two dollars ten dollars any

01:40:49.520 amount you want um and i think the most irresponsible mistake would be to own an amount of bitcoin that you

01:40:55.700 cannot afford to lose but the second most responsible would be to not own any because i do think that if

01:41:00.860 bitcoin succeeds it's likely to be worth more than a million dollars in less than 10 years and i think

01:41:07.600 there's about a 50 chance that would have sounded crazy even three years ago i think it still sounds

01:41:15.180 crazy and and and i think there's tons of risk to it yeah but there's not as it's not as crazy as it

01:41:20.700 was when it was at 0.008 cents and every every day that bitcoin doesn't disappear and that we can remove

01:41:29.460 another layer of fear oh we have fear of the chinese or we have fear of the fork or we have fear there's

01:41:36.460 always something every day we go past one hurdle it's um more likely to succeed is there an event that

01:41:45.220 would change the change the game for bitcoin in a positive way um i get it a lot from questions

01:41:53.960 like this from journalists and also venture capitalists and other types who are um who have

01:42:00.880 a part of their job is to chase uh yeah news or shiny new objects i think the the rise of bitcoin

01:42:10.580 is meant to be boring like the rise of email right if someone was charged with reporting with the rise

01:42:18.120 of email it would have been the most boring thing ever oh today there's yeah x more people using email

01:42:24.860 and now they're using it also for work just not just to say happy birthday oh now there are more

01:42:29.560 messages being sent but it's just more more of the same so if you do a copy paste of the last eight

01:42:35.460 years of bitcoin one or two times it gets there without anything shiny or new it succeeds today

01:42:43.600 there's about 35 million people who own bitcoin there's about 250 000 new people buying bitcoin

01:42:50.440 every day it's moving about half a million half a billion dollars a day 500 million dollars a day

01:42:56.140 and it's doubling every six months so what what does the world look like when bitcoin is

01:43:03.960 let's just say it makes it 500 000 a coin i think that a world in which bitcoin succeeds

01:43:11.340 um it's a world in which bitcoin has become the world first global non-political standard of value

01:43:21.020 and at the same time the first global non-political standard of settlement

01:43:27.120 we this sounds very conceptual but i'll give you very tangible very concrete examples of what this

01:43:35.140 means we used to have this for 5 000 years in the form of gold but about 500 years ago gold was slowly

01:43:42.040 replaced by reserve currencies the last one being the dollar and the reserve currencies have not been so

01:43:48.160 good at being a standard of value um for example if if i want to compare how much my grandfather paid

01:43:59.580 for his first cabin in patagonia when he first got there uh with how much your grandfather paid for a

01:44:07.020 cabin somewhere or a house somewhere then we can very easily compare the square footage of my grandfather's

01:44:13.920 cabin with your grandfather's but when we want to compare the value it's complicated because there

01:44:18.480 are different currencies different times and complicated and sometimes even it will involve

01:44:22.760 some subjectivity in how we calculate it and in truth it shouldn't be it should be just as easy

01:44:28.160 as comparing square feet right it used to be just as easy if you want to compare how much cost

01:44:34.020 genji's gun to put together his army which how much it cost cleopatra to put together her army

01:44:39.740 even though they're very different time periods very different geographies with every different

01:44:44.200 military technologies it's very easy to compare because what both did it around the gold standard and you

01:44:49.020 can measure very easily people don't understand a 20 gold piece you used to be able to walk in

01:44:55.540 and uh buy a really good suit i mean top of the line man's suit for uh and maybe a shave and a haircut

01:45:04.580 for 20 gold piece that's about what that same 20 gold piece would buy you today if you walked in it's

01:45:13.360 just an ounce and an ounce of gold it's about you know 1500 two grand and so a really really good suit

01:45:20.060 that's what you're paying so that shows you the inflation it should be it was twenty dollars yeah it

01:45:27.280 still is according to gold twenty dollars but the currency keeps changing yeah imagine in in in

01:45:36.940 paris there is a meter inside the glass cage a platinum meter inside a glass cage and it's supposed

01:45:43.300 to represent the standard of a meter and a thousand of those it's a kilometer and it makes length

01:45:50.020 comparisons and very easy but imagine if according to some political necessity of the year we change

01:45:57.540 it a little every year we make it a little longer sometimes a lot longer sometimes maybe a little

01:46:01.840 shorter imagine how hard it would be to compare any length or to just keep track of stuff and well

01:46:08.420 that's what we're doing with value and it doesn't make any sense going through what you went through

01:46:12.680 in argentina do you see the same types of things in other countries like this one i mean the signs

01:46:20.440 as far as you know the hyperinflation i mean there was this world you're talking about with a million

01:46:24.940 dollar bitcoins is this a world where you know national currencies have collapsed and they've gone to

01:46:30.220 bitcoin what does that no i think that in my opinion and again this is subjective in my opinion a world

01:46:34.740 in which bitcoin succeeds it's it's a world in which all countries still keep their currencies

01:46:39.100 countries will never have an incentive to move to bitcoin in fact i think it would probably be bad

01:46:43.820 for national economies to switch to bitcoin because um it's giving up a lot of tools that countries can

01:46:51.000 use for good if they do so responsibly but i a world in which bitcoin succeeded is a world in which

01:46:56.740 whenever you ask for the price of a currency you say what's the price of the euro you get a price in

01:47:01.480 in bitcoin 3200 bits what's the price of the new zealand dollar 1200 bits and what's the price of the

01:47:07.480 turkish lira 800 bits and when your grandkids ask you why was it different when you were growing up

01:47:14.260 how did you ask for the price of a currency and you'll say well when you ask for the price of the

01:47:18.860 euro we set it in dollars and when you ask for the price of the dollar we set it in euro or yen

01:47:22.960 it's like wow that's weird you did it in terms of analysis like asking for the price of oil and

01:47:28.080 have it in terms of copper and yeah well that's how we did it right a world in which bitcoin

01:47:34.140 succeeds that goes away and whenever you ask for the price of a currency all the currencies exist but

01:47:38.200 they are priced in terms of bitcoin which is the first global non-political standard of value when

01:47:43.700 you ask for the price of a commodity whether it's copper or oil or something else you get a price

01:47:48.120 bitcoin when someone from kenya is transacting from someone with someone from china then you use the

01:47:53.500 kenyan shilling or the or the chinese yuan right and or or the dollar or the euro they they use

01:48:00.280 something that is a political that that is global right i think that's why at least this audience

01:48:05.820 is is interested in this because you have the two of the things that you talked about one is no

01:48:10.920 political control yeah you know there's a healthy skepticism of government in this audience and i

01:48:15.300 think that's a great thing and the other part is scarcity we see you know every time we want to

01:48:20.300 solve a problem we print another trillion dollars and we that is something that is not possible with

01:48:25.660 bitcoin and so it solves the two major things that i think scare people about currency yeah and in that

01:48:31.920 regard it could be very much like gold was for 5 000 years and gold worked really really well as a

01:48:38.900 standard of value for 5 000 years but then it has something else that's a standard of value part but

01:48:45.040 then it has something else that is even more powerful that it has embedded in it and a standard of

01:48:50.300 settlement meaning that anybody can settle with anyone anytime and pretty much for free without

01:48:57.340 asking anyone's permission today if you want to settle with someone you need to be part of a network

01:49:01.060 and those networks can only you can only belong if you are a bank where it's visa or mastercard

01:49:06.320 networks you have to be a bank to belong or whether it's the ach network in the us you have to be a

01:49:10.540 bank to belong or the sepa network in europe you have to be a bank to to belong there or the fedwire or

01:49:16.820 swift and that adds cost at risk time restrictions this is a settlement network that anybody can

01:49:24.260 participate it's open 24 7 so imagine that russia is a china with a at war with china during that war

01:49:32.900 anybody from russia can settle with anyone from china on a sunday at 2 a.m without asking anyone's

01:49:38.900 permission so that makes the standard of value even more powerful because you know you can settle

01:49:42.740 right at any given time with anyone talking to uh wenches uh casera caseras he is the ceo of uh

01:49:50.900 zapo.com x-a-p-o.com it's a bitcoin wallet uh that's where you can buy your bitcoin and store your

01:50:00.020 bitcoin and do transactions with bitcoin um you live through argentina and hyperinflation the destruction

01:50:08.740 of money then people are living in denial here in america i mean i i talk to really smart people and

01:50:17.040 i say there's no the stock market market makes no sense that's that's that is the beginning of

01:50:25.840 hyperinflation that is all these big people and companies have all these great reserves they're

01:50:31.300 pouring it into the market that's what's driving it up it's not real and they are

01:50:37.960 in full denial that we are seeing the beginnings of inflation it's just where the dollars are

01:50:46.680 the average person doesn't have the dollar the have the the big banks and corporations they have

01:50:53.760 access to the dollar and they're making lots of money on it but it's not real do you see the world

01:50:58.820 that way i cannot help but seeing it that way because of the way i grew up in in argentina i do think

01:51:05.240 that we are doing something and from the monetary point of view that it's new it's an experiment

01:51:10.340 and i understand people who are much more intelligent than i am and more educated who

01:51:14.920 explain to me why this experiment makes sense and why can work well right um it's an experiment

01:51:21.520 where we never in the history of civilization how we printed this amount of money and the way the u.s

01:51:27.560 is printing the way europe the way japan is printing pretty much everybody we never had this kind of

01:51:32.520 um printing of debt um we've never before had this negative yielding debt all of that is an

01:51:38.980 experiment a financial experiment of a scale never seen before and very intelligent people who have

01:51:44.680 studied a lot more than i have these subjects tell us that there are reasons why it makes sense and it

01:51:49.020 may end up well having uh grown up in argentina i just cannot it goes against sort of my my dna and it

01:51:58.640 makes me very very nervous um that's why i think that that's why i do think that it makes sense to

01:52:04.440 have something that is completely a political a standard of value with whom nobody can mess with

01:52:10.700 politically or even militarily etc that we can all trust as much as we trusted the dollar or the

01:52:17.180 we trusted gold before that the ceo of zapo x a po dot com talking about bitcoin thank you sir

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01:53:37.320 this is the glen back program thank you so much for uh listening today um at uh five o'clock on the

01:53:47.100 blaze we are going to be covering the uh news of the day and also looking into some things uh that

01:53:53.600 we kind of put into action yesterday for the love of pete stew is trying to work new technology and is

01:53:59.240 just you will look like but trust me on bitcoin i can't get my stupid camera phone to work but trust

01:54:04.500 me on bitcoin i don't understand it it was working before now it's going all upside down oh my gosh

01:54:08.980 you are just you are ridiculous you are absolutely ridiculous i will um you can follow on facebook

01:54:15.580 live and uh oh yeah in a minute you'll see a lot of it sounds great it sounds great what do you guys

01:54:21.380 have up uh for the pat and stew show today uh lots of good stuff yeah i want to talk about this uh

01:54:27.180 this monument in baltimore the the very first uh monument to columbus in the world it's been there

01:54:34.280 for 225 years somebody took a sledgehammer to it last night well because he's a genocidal maniac

01:54:40.460 of course sure you know i mean of course why wouldn't you know uh why wouldn't you why wouldn't

01:54:45.400 you bring down the columbus statue well the the columbus circle i mean we were there years ago

01:54:52.620 lived in new york lived by columbus circle walked by it every day and go yeah not a chance this

01:54:58.060 thing's gonna last yeah i mean they're just it's just not gonna last um there was some reason

01:55:04.240 dershowitz i heard this morning calling for some calm and saying look let's have a rational discussion

01:55:09.960 if we want to move these statues let's let's move them into museums where they belong

01:55:14.220 in in history let's let's not be the people of iraq after saddam hussein for the love of pete

01:55:21.120 too late for that crazy yeah apparently it is too late for that too late for that we'll see you

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