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00:02:02.420 hello america and welcome to the glenbeck program we're glad you're here boy what a weekend of miss

00:02:11.260 diss and mal information let's start with president biden make no mistake inflation is largely the

00:02:18.520 fault of putin i love you know the republicans biden's gas pipeline by by biden said he's going to

00:02:24.920 stop the keystone pipeline and i did and that's the reason price went up folks let's get something

00:02:31.020 straight here yeah the keystone pipeline was two years away and been two percent finished

00:02:36.420 give me a break yeah okay we're giving you a giving you a break okay um so inflation was caused

00:02:47.260 by vladimir putin not our spending i'm sick of this stuff we have to talk about it because the american

00:02:57.360 people think the reason for inflation is government spending more money simply not true

00:03:02.720 huh it's not true it's not true well what is true um well you could listen to the people who have been

00:03:10.360 lying to you from the very beginning or you can listen to some reason we're going to give you some

00:03:16.440 reason and we're going to show you what people that actually know what's going on are warning about

00:03:22.360 and we'll show it to you in their own words in 60 seconds

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00:04:34.260 there's a couple of things that are going on that you should know about first of all russia has bombarded

00:04:38.740 a ukrainian military range near the polish border killing 35 um russia has also requested military

00:04:47.640 and economic assistance from china this is according to the u.s that's really good that's really good

00:04:54.940 news uh china and russia are beginning to form their alliance and in that alliance north korea

00:05:03.120 uh and uh iran and i believe eventually saudi arabia uh and and maybe maybe if we're really lucky

00:05:11.660 india pakistan will go that way uh and you will have an axis and allied power i would bet that most of

00:05:21.040 africa goes their way as well so now china has said no no no we russian calling us for help we don't even

00:05:29.960 know what you're talking about that we've quote we've never even heard of that uh-huh also this

00:05:37.660 weekend um iran launched 12 missiles uh and uh those 12 missiles landed all around a u.s consulate now

00:05:50.300 the good news is the consulate wasn't damaged nobody was killed but they launched 12 ballistic missiles

00:05:58.940 against our consulate and they said well you know hey this is you know something to do with uh

00:06:05.280 those those jews darn those jews they sent their masad in and they killed a couple of people of ours

00:06:12.100 okay so what do we have to do with that why are you bombing the streets around the consulate not killing

00:06:17.420 anyone i personally think this is yet another test uh of the united states can we do this

00:06:25.020 while we're in nuclear negotiations with iran and will they still sit at the table this is another

00:06:33.720 test of our president his resolve and what he's willing to take so now let me get to the let me get to

00:06:42.280 the big news this weekend we are edging closer and closer to a world war uh and we're already in a

00:06:53.800 world war when it comes to the dollar this is really critical this is one of those trip wires for me uh

00:07:02.520 i have been trying to come up with trip wires of when i say to my family okay all right everybody in

00:07:10.060 the car you know we're going underground what are the trip wires that i'm looking for one of them

00:07:17.800 is a spreading of this war if this war starts to spread into other countries that's a big trip wire

00:07:24.720 for me that says we are now headed towards a world war uh a world war three and it's going to get

00:07:32.640 serious a serious attack on our power grid is another one and a serious a grid um a serious uh attack

00:07:44.400 on the u.s dollar when you start to see china and russia coming together and putting together a

00:07:53.320 an alternative to the petrodollar you have a real problem now this might take me a while to explain

00:08:01.080 this but i i want to i want to show you where we've been what the dollar why everybody has the

00:08:07.840 world's reserve currency as the u.s dollar breton woods and then i want to tell you what happened this

00:08:13.600 weekend because a major trip wire was was crossed uh so the the the petrodollar is why we have

00:08:26.640 our dollar our greenback in the banks of almost every foreign country in fact i think every foreign

00:08:34.600 country if you want to buy oil especially from opec it must be purchased in u.s dollars why do

00:08:43.580 you think hillary clinton said we came we saw we killed him remember that she was laughing about

00:08:50.040 the death of qaddafi we were involved in that death absolutely he was dragged in the streets by his own

00:08:57.380 people but we weakened him why did this happen why did qadda why did the united states want qaddafi

00:09:04.560 out of there we were all saying this is destabilizing the middle east what are you doing

00:09:09.500 we did it because he said he was going to start taking euros for libyan oil okay no you're not no

00:09:20.220 you're not we have a deal with opec in saudi arabia you can sell oil we'll provide you arms and everything

00:09:28.240 else and we'll buy your oil and we'll continue to buy your oil but you only sell oil in u.s dollars

00:09:37.100 so that means anytime a country wants to buy oil from opec they have to take their dollar

00:09:43.340 buy u.s dollars buy the oil okay so you can't buy oil outside of a u.s dollar that's why everybody

00:09:54.340 has the u.s dollar it's oil makes the world go around it's not gold it's oil so if somebody starts

00:10:04.560 to come off of our dollar and starts buying oil with something else other than the u.s dollar

00:10:12.240 we usually kill them or we isolate them or we depose them we do something so that doesn't happen

00:10:21.940 why because if these countries that hold all of these dollars 80 percent of all printed money

00:10:31.000 is overseas so if this the dollar which is held in all of these central banks and all of these banks

00:10:40.820 all over the world if they start selling those dollars and those treasuries all of that money

00:10:47.880 rushes back here to the united states what does that mean well if 80 percent of our money is being held

00:10:58.000 in banks and it starts to rush back here it means out of control inflation if you think inflation is

00:11:07.820 bad we're talking hyperinflation it will mean a dollar collapse you just won't be worth anything

00:11:15.300 so we don't want to do anything that upsets the petrodollar thing yet what happens to the petrodollar

00:11:23.180 if we stop buying gas and oil and we tell the whole world you got to be green

00:11:30.920 hmm has anybody just thought of that even if you care about the planet and you think it's the most

00:11:37.200 important thing and people should eat rocks and who cares if they live or die you should care about

00:11:44.860 the petrodollar is anyone pegging it to something else because we got off of gold

00:11:51.940 now one more thing you need to know the history of how we got here

00:11:58.100 breton woods happened right after it's a town in where is it uh new hampshire i think breton woods

00:12:05.000 the whole world got together after world war ii

00:12:08.620 because we had all of the gold because europe needed to get all kinds of things you know armaments

00:12:17.220 and tanks and everything else they didn't have any money and so we were just like you know what

00:12:21.280 send us your gold send us your gold we'll send you the tanks and the airplanes and everything else just

00:12:25.140 send us your gold so we had all of the gold for the whole world in fort knox that's why we said

00:12:32.020 we'll be the gold standard we'll never break the gold standard you just take our money you can buy

00:12:40.140 oil with it it's the only currency you can buy oil with and we're on the gold standard 1972 comes along

00:12:48.320 and that's when breton woods 2 happens and that's when uh the united states says by the way you know

00:12:56.600 what we want war and the great society so we're coming off of the dollar standard or the gold standard

00:13:03.020 but we'll never ever really abuse it and here's the good news we're going to become consumers

00:13:10.040 right now we've made refrigerators and televisions and cars and everything else that the world is buying

00:13:17.000 but now because we want the war and we want uh a great society we're going to come off that

00:13:25.120 and we're going to now stop making those things ship our jobs overseas and we'll buy your products

00:13:31.660 so we'll become a consumer nation and you'll be able to get rich just hang on to our dollar

00:13:38.420 that's breton woods 2 we are now approaching breton woods 3 and the world will change as much as it did

00:13:48.600 in world war ii this is something that unless you lived through world war ii you have not seen

00:13:56.980 anything like what is coming here's what happened over the weekend well let me take one minute and

00:14:04.940 then i'll come back and tell you what happened over the weekend it's a tripwire at least for me

00:14:10.400 american financing nmls 182334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org all right the fed is meeting uh this week and it is

00:14:20.940 going to greatly influence where rates go and how quickly they change we're looking at 40 year highs

00:14:28.100 right now without considering all the global uncertainty that's going on right now all this

00:14:34.560 volatility all this inflation if they want to get it under control there are only two ways to do it

00:14:40.760 demand destruction which is happening uh that means making things so expensive that nobody can afford it

00:14:48.240 uh and the other way to do it is to raise interest rates and that's what they're talking about

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00:15:35.560 all right uh zoldan poz uh pozar he is i don't know how to say his name is pozar or pozar um he is

00:15:54.720 one of wall street's most respected people he's at credit suisse in switzerland and uh has worked

00:16:02.240 for wall street banks for a very very long time he is a guy when he speaks people start to listen

00:16:09.500 well i've been watching him lately and really listening to what he's he's saying because he's

00:16:15.820 the only one that's really kind of warning of things i think with real credibility this is what

00:16:22.240 happened this weekend china's central bank is uniquely placed to backstop a global commodities

00:16:30.600 crisis sparked by sanctions imposed in response to russia's invasion of ukraine potentially paving

00:16:38.460 the way for a much stronger uh won um in a note published on monday zoltan pozar a global head of

00:16:47.440 the bank's short-term interest rate strategy said the unfolding crisis in ukraine could lead to a

00:16:53.360 perfect storm in which commodities could weaken the euro dollar system contribute to inflation in

00:17:00.240 western economies and threaten financial stability now listen to this this crisis that we're facing

00:17:06.640 now quoting is unlike anything we have seen since president nixon took the u.s dollar off of gold in

00:17:14.720 1971 and it was the end of the era of commodity-based money when the crisis and war is over the u.s dollar

00:17:23.960 will be much weaker and the chinese dollar much stronger because it will be based on a basket of

00:17:32.180 commodities russia's invasion the biggest attack on european states since world war ii has created 1.7

00:17:39.720 million refugees fear of a wider conflict in the west and led to a raft of sanctions on moscow the

00:17:47.400 conflict have driven surges uh in global commodity prices pushing nickel prices to a record high and

00:17:53.940 oil to a 14-year peak russia has warned a ban on russian oil imports could jolt the cost of a barrel to

00:18:00.960 three hundred dollars listen to this russian commodities today are like subprime collateralized

00:18:10.480 debt obligations anybody who was uh had any kind of money at all in 2008 when i say cdo's your blood

00:18:22.040 runs cold because that's what the real problem was where every bank needed to be bailed out so russian

00:18:30.900 commodities today are like subprime collateralized debt obligations were in 2008 conversely non-russian

00:18:39.240 commodities are like u.s treasury securities were back in 2008 one collapsing in price and the other

00:18:46.680 you're surging in price with margin calls on both sides regardless which side you are on western central

00:18:55.760 banks held back by sanctions imposed by their own governments will not be able to provide support

00:19:02.040 such as emergency liquidity needed to close the market gaps so here's what's happening in a nutshell

00:19:10.300 a replay of 2008 so here is here's the problem china started selling our treasuries

00:19:20.880 okay those are our loans those are held in dollars trillions of dollars they started selling our treasuries

00:19:30.940 to fund vessel leasing and the purchase of cheap russian commodities they're trying to control

00:19:38.700 control inflation in china which is also leading to commodity sources so what they're doing is they're buying

00:19:45.240 gold they're buying oil they're buying all these commodities wheat anything they can buy they're buying real

00:19:54.620 stuff and they're buying it from russia which will prop russia up but they're also now introducing their

00:20:04.560 digital dollar that is going to compete against our petrodollar and they will have something that is

00:20:13.660 backed by something real which we don't have this is what is this is what is happening and you would think

00:20:23.920 well what's gonna what's gonna cause people to switch over to the dollar well this is what's going to

00:20:31.420 get everybody to switch over the dollar the freezing of russia's currency reserves

00:20:40.700 here's the big question that big people are asking wait a minute is money really money is cash really cash if i

00:20:52.200 put my money in a central bank or i put my money in these big banks it's supposed to be safe

00:21:00.520 but if any country could just say oh you know what you don't have a savings account anymore oh you know

00:21:07.780 what you're you can't do banking services anymore they're asking themselves is money even worth money

00:21:16.620 now this should make cryptocurrency go through the roof because it's decentralized no one is able to stop

00:21:27.840 it so that should make everything go up through the roof but china has banned cryptocurrency because they

00:21:35.660 want their own cryptocurrency and the united states is trying to ban cryptocurrency because they want their

00:21:43.120 own cryptocurrency you're going to see china russia india pakistan uh maybe saudi arabia and other countries

00:21:56.280 start to sell their dollars sell their treasuries sell their reserves start buying commodities through

00:22:04.460 china and russia and using the digital dollar from china that will mean higher inflation here and a dollar

00:22:14.580 that we are we backing it on it anything could we back it up on our oil reserves anything real and if so

00:22:23.320 this should tell you something about the great reset oh they'd never take our bank account really

00:22:28.780 because that's what countries are saying now about the western sanctions wait a minute can they just take

00:22:35.820 my money too can they just shut me down if countries are asking it you should ask it the glenn back

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00:24:05.320 yeah yeah welcome to the uh glenn beck program there's a couple of things first of all let's

00:24:21.040 welcome mr pat gray hello thank you great to be here yeah yeah is it it is it is you wouldn't

00:24:26.560 want to be any place else nowhere else not at home if i could choose one place to be at this moment it

00:24:31.000 would be right right here yeah not not at disney no not uh paris some exotic vacation nope not even

00:24:39.320 at home in bed no right here no that is great isn't it that's the kind of dedication you get

00:24:46.420 from pat gray from pat gray unleashed uh he's got a passion for being here um pat how are you i'm good

00:24:54.200 good what what was on your mind today what is it that you've seen that there's no trouble in the world

00:24:58.500 there is no trouble very excited about the fact that everything's been fixed except for the things

00:25:03.560 putin keeps screwing up yeah oh you're pissing me off everything would be perfect if it weren't for

00:25:09.600 him yeah we'd have a great economy yeah gas prices would be incredibly low you could buy a house for

00:25:15.080 a dollar 98 it's it's a putin oh i know dang it i know i hate him for that could we play americans

00:25:22.680 don't understand what we're doing clip please never forget what we've accomplished together yeah

00:25:28.180 so far yeah and by the way the american people just trying to stay above water don't understand

00:25:33.260 this yeah they don't you tell them what the american recovery act was they look at you like what are you

00:25:37.300 talking about right yeah so stupid they are so stupid they're so stupid so stupid they don't

00:25:44.200 understand that putin has caused inflation right can i tell you something it is simply not true

00:25:51.440 about government spending listen to this when we're having this discussion it's important to

00:25:57.180 dispel some of those who say well it's the government spending no it isn't her too the government spending

00:26:03.900 is doing the exact reverse reducing the national debt it is not inflationary government spending is

00:26:10.480 reducing the national yes debt okay look at look at how bizarre look at are you not you're married yes

00:26:18.720 my wife is married to me you're married to lisa lisa and i have a lot of things in common for instance

00:26:26.860 honey we're saving money by spending this money i've heard that yes we're saving money by spending this

00:26:35.000 money right now yes and who doesn't know the basic principle when you're in debt if you go out

00:26:42.820 and put more things on the credit card you're actually not adding to debt you're making things better

00:26:51.120 don't think that through i mean that's what she's saying that is what she's saying

00:26:57.440 we're not adding to debt how are you not adding to debt well what we did with the money we spent

00:27:04.600 was buy counterfeit money machines and now we're counterfeiting money and paying off debt

00:27:09.780 all right there you go good well they're already kind of doing it it's called fiat currency but

00:27:15.520 that's a different story um here's uh the president he gets a little testy cut three please

00:27:20.880 so i'm sick of this stuff we have to talk about it because american people think the reason for

00:27:28.500 inflation is government spending more money simply not true simply not true how now the treasury secretary

00:27:37.620 of the obama administration larry summers said it was true one of their lead economists firman also

00:27:44.360 said that was uh it was true uh-huh but i and obviously every conservative uh economist says this

00:27:52.320 as well but it's just simply not true it's simple just because he says it he's sick of it too

00:27:58.400 yes have you noticed that he seems a little angry a lot of the time yeah or a lot angry a lot of the time

00:28:09.300 yeah or a lot angry uh just off the off the cuff just kind of like hey i like i like chocolate ice cream

00:28:20.700 it's not true that i don't like vanilla ice cream yeah i mean it's it's he goes

00:28:26.960 from zero to 60 in a heartbeat there's a little bit of the uh old man yells at cloud thing going on

00:28:33.420 you know it's like there's something it's not normal he seems to burst into no real visceral

00:28:41.940 anger out of nowhere it is normal it is normal for a super old guy who's losing cognitive functions

00:28:48.500 yes that is super normal we've all seen that in our family yeah yeah i guess that's true in that

00:28:53.860 situation that's true and it's but it's it's scary it's not normal for a president yeah no yeah like you

00:28:59.120 think about how he's losing it in front of crowds and at the press who has done nothing but coddle him

00:29:06.000 through this president i know he's mad at them imagine what he's like behind closed doors

00:29:10.320 i've heard that he is um angry at the drop of a hat a lot i bet he is well his presidency is is

00:29:23.700 going down the drain it's it can't i don't know how you salvage it at this point and he is pissed

00:29:30.080 off that people are noticing and yet they are talking this weekend that he is seriously thinking

00:29:36.580 he's going to run i know that's for re-election insane and no no no that's not insane here's what's

00:29:42.560 insane the head-to-head polls between him and trump it's a dead heat yeah are you

00:29:50.280 what i mean look i my wife says this to me all the time speaking of my wife and she's always like how

00:30:00.820 can like i don't understand how could anyone even think this would be close and how is it possible

00:30:06.940 and it's like well we all sat here and complained for four years about the media turning donald trump

00:30:13.140 into satan right well that has an effect i mean donald trump is gonna if he runs when it seems like he

00:30:18.980 will he's gonna he's got the nomination locked up pretty much on his side uh in the primary but he's

00:30:25.200 going to face this same treatment and multiple years of him being turned into satan by the media

00:30:30.740 it's not going to be a cakewalk for donald trump if he runs i mean they have we all sat here and day

00:30:37.520 by day to lose this catalog no we can't how bad the media was against him and complained about it and

00:30:43.700 said it was unfair and it was but it was real and it occurred yeah and they're going to go back and

00:30:48.500 reverse themselves completely to anything negative that that that joe biden is has done all the

00:30:54.460 whatever they're already trying to do it in real time yeah it's going to be a lot it's kind of i

00:30:59.480 mean and it's their groundwork is already done it's going to be a challenge i mean president trump if he

00:31:04.480 runs it's gonna it's not going to be a cakewalk it's going to be hard and he's going to get he's

00:31:08.400 going to have that same awful treatment from the media he's going to have to overcome and we've seen

00:31:12.960 how difficult that is even for donald trump who's very good at dealing with the media so i would you

00:31:17.700 know i know this is never going to happen but i would love love to see president trump uh endorse

00:31:27.080 de santis and then take the role from nancy pelosi no speaker of the house thing oh my gosh can you

00:31:35.940 imagine he would tear it apart the speaker of the house he doesn't have to be in congress to be

00:31:42.920 all he has to do is the ruling party needs to say we would like him speaker of the house and i mean

00:31:49.620 they could pick me do that too don't you think they'd do that if he wanted it if he wanted it i

00:31:54.580 don't know that he'd want it can you imagine i mean because then he is actually responsible for

00:32:00.480 all of the investigations he would be responsible for yeah we're gonna do a little investigation on

00:32:07.140 hunter biden we're gonna look into that one oh my god we're gonna we're gonna do a little

00:32:11.700 investigation uh into uh uh into the democrats that were here uh and doing my impeachment we're

00:32:19.860 just gonna look into that he could approve he wouldn't be on the the uh the committees well it

00:32:27.560 might be uh but he would be the one who would say we're doing it can you imagine because that may be a

00:32:36.540 more important role because if you want to clean out the hornet's nest you have to do it through

00:32:43.540 congress you have to do it for the president could sign all kinds of executive orders and do you know

00:32:49.660 what this and that but that doesn't last and if the president wants to fire clean house at the state

00:32:56.740 department all of you out he can't do that without congress if he is the speaker of the house

00:33:05.320 and ron de santis is the president i think you have a one-two punch i mean this is a bit of a fantasy

00:33:15.420 league we're playing here but uh it would be interesting i don't think i don't think trump would

00:33:19.900 have as much interest in that role you've had presidents go back and be in congress if it's good

00:33:26.520 enough for you know john quincy adams if john quincy adams was willing to do it and john quincy

00:33:34.260 adams in the end is the reason why we got rid of slavery he tried and tried and tried and tried and

00:33:40.080 tried and then he saw this upcomer you know that just came to congress and he was like you get it and

00:33:45.680 he he uh tutored that young congressman on how to stop slavery and that young congressman became the

00:33:53.940 first republican president abraham lincoln i don't know i think it might be good it's a you know it's

00:34:01.160 not a joke to be in congress it is now no because congress isn't doing anything we we send all these

00:34:08.900 representatives and it's really only schumer and mcconnell and pelosi uh and maybe mccarthy that

00:34:17.140 are getting together in the rooms and like yeah we're gonna do this and then just send it to

00:34:21.380 everybody to rubber stamp that's the problem it would be fascinating to see yeah by the way have

00:34:27.060 you seen all of the things that are in the uh the spending bill that uh we didn't know about

00:34:32.240 because nobody read the all stuff that's cutting inflation i'll tell you that

00:34:35.200 yeah yeah people just don't understand it why don't you get it it's cutting inflation

00:34:40.800 and there wouldn't be any if it weren't for putin yes damn putin don't like that guy i hate him

00:34:48.640 are you really angry i'm really angry at putin

00:34:54.640 so you really think that it's not printing of money oh it's putin

00:35:05.140 that's but it was starting that's an absolute lie i'm sick of it but he started before the

00:35:10.640 invasion there was a putin what don't you understand about putin when i scream his name

00:35:17.660 does that not tell you it's putin

00:35:20.660 fair point ah i think i get it now yeah i think the american people thank you very much pat

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00:36:43.180 the glenn back program

00:36:44.940 and now veep thoughts by kamala harris

00:37:04.340 we all watched

00:37:08.600 the television coverage

00:37:11.740 of just yesterday

00:37:13.680 that's on top of everything else

00:37:15.680 that we know and don't know yet

00:37:17.400 based on what we've just been able to see

00:37:19.800 and because we've seen it or not doesn't mean

00:37:21.620 it hasn't happened

00:37:22.500 but just limited to what we have seen

00:37:26.540 this has been veep thoughts

00:37:32.500 wow

00:37:33.000 by kamala harris

00:37:34.560 powerful

00:37:35.240 powerful

00:37:36.100 powerful

00:37:37.000 you know she was speaking at the dnc uh winter convention or meeting uh this last weekend and i don't

00:37:44.760 know if you saw her speech but it was electrifying she's really good i mean she's really good at this

00:37:50.340 yeah and she was laying out the strategy uh for the dnc for the next election and uh i think

00:37:58.800 i mean i just want you to listen to the crowd listen to what she has to say because that's one thing

00:38:03.440 but listen to the crowd's reaction they love it here she is at the dnc convention

00:38:10.380 our task is to show people that in many ways they got what they ordered

00:38:14.980 right they said this is what they wanted

00:38:20.060 similar reaction they stood in line

00:38:23.880 they took time from work it was difficult

00:38:27.560 and a lot of what they demanded they got

00:38:30.920 and so let's get out there as we do

00:38:34.000 and remind them of that

00:38:36.040 yeah

00:38:36.780 that is what kind of strategy is that your job is to make them forget it

00:38:41.660 your job is to come out and say we swear the last two years hasn't happened

00:38:46.520 that's your only path to success

00:38:48.260 i will tell you uh that's the most honest thing i've heard a democrat say in a long time

00:38:52.880 yeah and this is the second time she said it

00:38:54.600 this is you got what you voted for

00:38:56.700 who is telling her this is a good idea

00:38:58.820 obviously not the crowd

00:39:00.400 obviously not the crowd

00:39:02.040 by the way

00:39:04.520 making fun of that laugh is racist

00:39:06.860 it is

00:39:07.460 do i need to play cut 11 for

00:39:11.440 racist stew

00:39:12.740 she went on to say that the u.s is committed to helping refugees

00:39:16.320 but some on the right said that this was humiliating

00:39:19.000 did you have a problem with any of the way she handled this uh ladies uh

00:39:22.860 yeah people are talking about it

00:39:24.840 that i personally think if she was a guy they would never say it because they also made fun of hillary's laugh

00:39:29.940 but i don't see them making fun of pence's laugh or any of the other guys

00:39:34.000 what it is is that they constantly question the qualifications of black women

00:39:37.880 and that's why people are saying that she's unprepared

00:39:40.340 oh i disagree i think she's a very accomplished woman

00:39:41.960 you can't disagree but that's the truth of it

00:39:43.860 and so this is based in racism

00:39:45.520 this is based in misogyny

00:39:46.960 and we're talking about a woman that has

00:39:49.540 extensive experience

00:39:51.540 abroad

00:39:52.420 extensive experience as an attorney

00:39:55.040 extensive experience

00:39:57.100 as the chief legal officer

00:39:59.120 of one of our largest states

00:40:01.360 in the country and i i think this is just much ado about nothing

00:40:04.980 you know what amen to that

00:40:06.740 what no amen to that

00:40:08.320 she's very very smart

00:40:09.920 do i really do we really need to go down this

00:40:12.500 this road i mean did you hear what she just said

00:40:15.880 what extensive experience does she have

00:40:19.060 overseas

00:40:20.340 she's shown up

00:40:22.600 she couldn't even get to the border of this country

00:40:25.680 right and she had never

00:40:27.660 when they pointed that out she said

00:40:29.360 i've never been to europe either

00:40:30.900 yeah she i mean she

00:40:32.000 she's known for

00:40:33.860 sleeping with the mayor of los angeles

00:40:36.320 and getting promoted

00:40:37.660 oh my god

00:40:38.620 and she became

00:40:39.420 i mean it's not to say that she doesn't have a

00:40:41.760 a career i guess in california before this

00:40:45.400 but she wound up

00:40:47.060 vice president of the united states

00:40:49.340 based on very little

00:40:50.500 google i would just like to put it in your records

00:40:53.420 that i had nothing to do with that

00:40:55.760 i was defending her

00:40:57.360 uh and department of homeland security

00:40:59.440 it's stew

00:41:00.600 he writes

00:41:01.400 all of the words that i'm saying

00:41:03.220 except for this part right now

00:41:05.040 right

00:41:05.960 right

00:41:06.500 we never made fun of mike pence's laugh

00:41:09.120 the man has never laughed in his life

00:41:10.940 ever

00:41:11.300 he's literally never cracked a smile

00:41:13.660 in his entire life

00:41:15.340 ever

00:41:15.800 yeah

00:41:16.200 and we make fun of him for that

00:41:17.780 and he's a white male

00:41:19.160 this is the glenn back program

00:41:23.700 uh so uh rough greens

00:41:25.160 i hear you have to buy another bag of rough greens

00:41:26.980 still

00:41:27.740 uh yes we've got a new dog coming into the family

00:41:31.240 which i thought you were going to get another

00:41:32.680 i did not predict we were not going to get it

00:41:35.020 but she she said right i mean uh

00:41:37.340 yeah

00:41:37.700 both of our wives are

00:41:39.020 are saying they're not going to get another dog

00:41:42.220 and yet you got one

00:41:43.360 and i'm about to get one

00:41:44.760 yes you're totally

00:41:45.540 in fact our wives were talking about this

00:41:47.600 this very weekend

00:41:48.300 no i know

00:41:49.100 i saw pictures of your dog

00:41:50.460 isn't it cute

00:41:51.040 isn't it cute

00:41:51.580 isn't it cute

00:41:52.060 and i'm like

00:41:52.440 just buy another dog

00:41:53.580 just get over it

00:41:54.420 yes and that's what happened basically this weekend

00:41:56.120 so we're supposed to get it

00:41:56.900 but you know

00:41:57.540 it's funny because

00:41:58.540 uh

00:41:59.660 rough greens has been great for

00:42:01.480 it's not only for

00:42:02.820 old dogs like miles

00:42:04.400 who's like 107

00:42:05.260 young little puppies

00:42:06.400 young little puppies

00:42:07.120 love it

00:42:08.180 love it

00:42:08.840 yeah

00:42:09.000 um get your free bag of rough greens right now

00:42:11.620 for your dog to try out

00:42:12.640 they'll eat all of the food you uh

00:42:14.980 you give them

00:42:15.640 uh

00:42:16.480 and it has probiotics

00:42:18.020 it's a supplement for your dog's food

00:42:20.240 and it is really great for them

00:42:21.800 roughgreens.com

00:42:23.120 slash back

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00:42:27.080 order it now

00:42:28.180 got no room to compromise

00:42:54.620 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:43:19.800 this is

00:43:21.460 the Glenn Beck program

00:43:23.460 hello america

00:43:27.020 the great reset

00:43:29.180 is a farcical

00:43:31.560 conspiracy theory

00:43:33.220 no

00:43:34.680 it's not a theory

00:43:35.980 it's a fact

00:43:37.060 and uh

00:43:38.940 it's not farcical

00:43:41.060 it's

00:43:41.680 quite a

00:43:42.620 honestly a little terrifying

00:43:43.920 not because it's the end of the world

00:43:46.120 but because

00:43:47.260 it is the end

00:43:49.400 of

00:43:50.220 the free market

00:43:51.360 system

00:43:52.060 now

00:43:53.180 i addressed the

00:43:54.360 uh

00:43:54.680 people up in Idaho

00:43:55.680 on Friday

00:43:56.780 and i'd like to give you an update

00:43:58.700 on this

00:43:59.740 and

00:44:00.280 ESG

00:44:01.040 in 60 seconds

00:44:02.360 do your kids

00:44:05.960 really know

00:44:07.600 american history

00:44:09.000 do they know

00:44:10.220 they're being taught

00:44:10.980 the 1619 project

00:44:12.620 a version of american history

00:44:14.080 i can guarantee it

00:44:15.040 they need to understand

00:44:16.280 where we came from

00:44:17.620 how america came to be

00:44:19.680 why it's important

00:44:20.840 that we fight

00:44:21.900 to keep it

00:44:22.900 if you don't understand

00:44:24.380 what the free market is

00:44:26.200 who cares

00:44:27.500 who cares if it goes away

00:44:29.020 if you think that

00:44:30.340 what we're doing right now

00:44:31.460 is the free market

00:44:32.620 you might even

00:44:33.980 actually work

00:44:34.920 to dismantle it

00:44:36.400 because it seems so corrupt

00:44:37.780 it is

00:44:38.660 it's not

00:44:39.940 the free market

00:44:40.940 but you have to start

00:44:42.560 training your kids

00:44:43.700 you know

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00:44:45.660 they're knee high

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00:44:48.920 because there's

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00:45:26.560 do it now

00:45:27.480 so on Friday

00:45:30.020 I told you

00:45:31.500 I gave you

00:45:32.500 an update

00:45:32.880 on what was

00:45:33.520 happening

00:45:33.980 in Idaho

00:45:35.320 Idaho

00:45:36.720 the

00:45:37.480 the capital

00:45:39.680 and business

00:45:40.520 committee

00:45:41.120 on Friday

00:45:41.940 heard

00:45:43.080 your voice

00:45:44.080 but it's still

00:45:45.640 not clear

00:45:46.360 where they stand

00:45:47.380 we got a lot

00:45:47.960 of calls

00:45:48.460 from people

00:45:48.920 going

00:45:49.140 no no no

00:45:49.660 I'm for the bill

00:45:50.980 I'm for the bill

00:45:51.820 but

00:45:52.220 the way to show

00:45:53.460 that you're

00:45:53.840 for the bill

00:45:54.620 is to

00:45:55.700 move this bill

00:45:56.740 forward

00:45:57.220 and vote

00:45:58.220 on it

00:45:58.540 and if you

00:45:58.900 don't want

00:45:59.600 to vote

00:45:59.980 on it

00:46:00.240 that's fine

00:46:01.040 it's fine

00:46:02.140 I'm not

00:46:02.720 an enemy

00:46:03.360 of anybody

00:46:04.500 I just

00:46:05.680 I believe

00:46:06.760 what I believe

00:46:07.700 I know

00:46:08.580 the facts

00:46:09.220 I've spent

00:46:09.920 two years

00:46:10.500 researching it

00:46:11.380 a lot of

00:46:12.460 these people

00:46:12.940 have just

00:46:13.360 called their

00:46:13.740 friends

00:46:14.180 in banking

00:46:14.860 or have

00:46:16.140 you know

00:46:16.840 heard from

00:46:18.040 lobbyists

00:46:18.940 and they're

00:46:19.420 like oh

00:46:19.800 well I trust

00:46:20.600 the lobbyist

00:46:21.280 oh do

00:46:21.860 you

00:46:22.160 do you

00:46:22.920 okay

00:46:23.360 well I

00:46:24.820 don't

00:46:25.280 I don't

00:46:26.220 now if

00:46:27.740 the speaker

00:46:28.400 of the house

00:46:28.940 wants to

00:46:29.720 move forward

00:46:30.820 you know

00:46:31.740 he will

00:46:32.380 if he's

00:46:33.140 for it

00:46:33.580 he'll make

00:46:33.920 sure the

00:46:34.260 bill is

00:46:34.680 passed

00:46:35.140 this session

00:46:35.980 I would

00:46:37.320 ask that

00:46:37.700 you would

00:46:38.000 call

00:46:38.480 the speaker

00:46:39.840 of the

00:46:40.280 house

00:46:40.580 and the

00:46:41.040 treasurer

00:46:41.540 the

00:46:42.520 treasurer

00:46:44.060 is Julie

00:46:44.860 Ellsworth

00:46:45.480 she's the

00:46:46.140 Idaho

00:46:46.420 state

00:46:46.780 treasurer

00:46:47.140 and she

00:46:47.420 called

00:46:47.660 she said

00:46:48.020 I'm

00:46:48.220 for the

00:46:48.580 bill

00:46:48.800 well

00:46:49.460 actually

00:46:49.940 Julie

00:46:51.260 as I

00:46:51.660 understand

00:46:51.960 it

00:46:52.140 you're

00:46:52.360 not

00:46:52.760 for

00:46:53.100 the

00:46:53.340 bill

00:46:53.480 what

00:46:53.680 you're

00:46:53.880 for

00:46:54.140 is

00:46:54.560 the

00:46:54.880 stopping

00:46:55.200 of

00:46:55.400 it

00:46:55.520 but

00:46:55.660 you

00:46:56.040 want

00:46:56.420 to

00:46:56.560 be

00:46:56.680 the

00:46:56.820 one

00:46:57.000 that

00:46:57.180 prosecutes

00:46:57.960 anybody

00:46:59.140 that

00:46:59.560 goes

00:47:00.000 you know

00:47:00.840 goes

00:47:01.080 against

00:47:01.540 the

00:47:02.620 freedom

00:47:03.020 of the

00:47:03.500 individual

00:47:03.880 person

00:47:04.260 and that's

00:47:04.640 great

00:47:04.960 except it

00:47:05.380 gives you

00:47:05.760 ultimate

00:47:06.060 power

00:47:06.440 and we've

00:47:06.800 seen

00:47:06.980 far too

00:47:07.460 many

00:47:07.660 states

00:47:08.140 that

00:47:09.040 won't

00:47:09.840 address

00:47:10.340 let's

00:47:10.880 say

00:47:11.040 we're

00:47:11.280 a

00:47:11.420 sanctuary

00:47:11.800 city

00:47:12.440 and so

00:47:12.960 we're

00:47:13.160 not

00:47:13.460 prosecuting

00:47:14.280 any

00:47:14.480 even though

00:47:14.960 they're

00:47:15.160 breaking

00:47:15.460 the law

00:47:15.840 we're

00:47:16.000 just

00:47:16.140 not

00:47:16.340 going

00:47:16.440 to

00:47:16.540 prosecute

00:47:17.060 no

00:47:17.860 that's

00:47:18.140 not

00:47:18.300 good

00:47:18.480 enough

00:47:18.740 for

00:47:18.940 Americans

00:47:19.420 anymore

00:47:19.880 we want

00:47:21.020 the right

00:47:21.520 we want

00:47:22.340 the right

00:47:22.820 if somebody

00:47:23.720 is using

00:47:25.440 something

00:47:26.180 other than

00:47:27.120 a credit

00:47:27.800 score

00:47:28.340 to find

00:47:29.760 out if

00:47:30.140 I'm

00:47:30.460 credit

00:47:30.920 worthy

00:47:31.340 or not

00:47:31.960 if they're

00:47:34.280 using

00:47:34.580 something

00:47:34.920 that says

00:47:35.420 oh you

00:47:36.080 were one

00:47:36.460 of the

00:47:36.700 parents

00:47:37.180 that you

00:47:38.000 were

00:47:38.200 objecting

00:47:39.040 to

00:47:39.380 critical

00:47:40.440 race

00:47:40.960 theory

00:47:41.420 yeah you're

00:47:42.240 a reputational

00:47:43.080 risk to

00:47:43.720 the bank

00:47:44.220 we can't

00:47:44.820 really

00:47:45.180 give you

00:47:46.140 a loan

00:47:46.560 I should

00:47:47.340 have the

00:47:47.640 right to

00:47:48.020 sue

00:47:48.200 them

00:47:48.400 and that's

00:47:49.700 what these

00:47:50.060 bills

00:47:50.520 have in

00:47:51.380 them

00:47:51.600 the people

00:47:53.200 have a

00:47:53.960 right to

00:47:54.620 sue

00:47:54.780 because we

00:47:55.240 don't

00:47:55.480 trust that

00:47:56.300 the government

00:47:56.740 officials

00:47:57.320 in all

00:47:58.160 states

00:47:58.660 and Julie

00:47:59.140 you might

00:47:59.480 be fine

00:48:00.040 you might

00:48:00.460 be doing

00:48:00.840 it but

00:48:01.040 who

00:48:01.200 replaces

00:48:01.640 you

00:48:01.960 so call

00:48:04.500 the state

00:48:05.040 treasurer

00:48:05.560 and the

00:48:07.060 speaker of

00:48:07.680 the house

00:48:08.240 this is if

00:48:08.860 you're in

00:48:09.260 Idaho

00:48:09.800 Idaho has

00:48:11.160 before it

00:48:11.860 the best

00:48:12.840 legislation

00:48:13.760 out there

00:48:14.620 and there

00:48:16.800 are many

00:48:18.280 that want

00:48:19.360 to pass

00:48:19.900 it but

00:48:20.980 they're just

00:48:21.320 a few

00:48:21.940 votes shy

00:48:22.880 and they

00:48:23.440 need to

00:48:24.140 know that

00:48:24.680 the people

00:48:25.300 of Idaho

00:48:25.860 want to

00:48:27.600 stop ESG

00:48:28.920 in their

00:48:29.500 banking system

00:48:30.360 and in

00:48:30.760 their state

00:48:31.380 Scott

00:48:32.320 Scott

00:48:32.340 Bedkey

00:48:33.600 he is

00:48:34.320 the speaker

00:48:34.780 of the

00:48:35.200 house

00:48:35.580 in

00:48:36.600 district

00:48:36.880 27

00:48:37.540 Julie

00:48:38.840 Ellsworth

00:48:39.500 is the

00:48:39.900 Idaho

00:48:40.180 state

00:48:40.560 treasurer

00:48:41.140 and the

00:48:42.460 reason why

00:48:42.960 I'm calling

00:48:43.760 them out

00:48:44.160 is because

00:48:45.260 a this is

00:48:47.060 a home

00:48:47.980 state of

00:48:48.520 mine

00:48:48.800 I have a

00:48:49.640 farm in

00:48:50.480 Idaho

00:48:50.900 I hope

00:48:51.880 to someday

00:48:52.560 live in

00:48:53.860 Idaho

00:48:54.280 and retire

00:48:54.940 in Idaho

00:48:55.480 but how am I

00:48:57.140 going to do

00:48:57.540 it how am I

00:48:57.920 going to even

00:48:58.240 keep my

00:48:58.640 farm

00:48:58.920 how could

00:48:59.660 I possibly

00:49:00.480 raise cattle

00:49:02.620 to be sold

00:49:04.160 if ESG

00:49:06.380 is the

00:49:07.080 standard in

00:49:07.640 Idaho

00:49:07.960 how is anybody

00:49:09.100 who might

00:49:09.720 disagree with

00:49:10.820 the E

00:49:11.320 the S

00:49:11.880 or the G

00:49:12.660 the governance

00:49:13.960 the social

00:49:14.700 justice

00:49:15.180 or the

00:49:15.700 environmental

00:49:16.140 things

00:49:16.740 that the

00:49:17.420 bank has

00:49:18.040 decided

00:49:18.560 how is

00:49:19.860 somebody who

00:49:20.280 grows potatoes

00:49:20.940 going to be

00:49:21.280 able to sell

00:49:21.840 those to

00:49:22.300 McDonald's

00:49:23.000 answer

00:49:23.620 they can't

00:49:25.140 they can't

00:49:26.260 so give

00:49:28.260 the people

00:49:28.780 of Idaho

00:49:29.620 the right

00:49:31.260 to conduct

00:49:32.800 their lives

00:49:33.460 and their

00:49:33.880 business

00:49:34.860 as they

00:49:35.540 see it

00:49:35.940 now the

00:49:36.700 lobbyist

00:49:37.300 came in

00:49:37.780 right away

00:49:38.200 to Idaho

00:49:38.760 and they

00:49:39.480 issued

00:49:40.000 something that

00:49:40.680 said some

00:49:41.120 in Idaho

00:49:41.540 legislators

00:49:42.200 as opposed

00:49:43.020 to consider

00:49:44.080 legislation to

00:49:44.960 deal with

00:49:45.360 ESG

00:49:45.960 environment

00:49:46.620 social and

00:49:47.360 governance

00:49:47.800 ESG is

00:49:48.920 only a risk

00:49:49.640 management

00:49:50.200 system

00:49:50.700 but it's

00:49:51.400 being

00:49:51.600 labeled as

00:49:52.300 the latest

00:49:52.700 threat to

00:49:53.140 individual

00:49:53.580 rights

00:49:54.040 it is

00:49:54.940 hear me

00:49:55.500 now

00:49:55.840 I thought

00:49:56.740 it was

00:49:57.040 crazy

00:49:57.520 two years

00:49:58.120 ago

00:49:58.400 I've done

00:49:58.960 two years

00:50:00.300 of research

00:50:01.140 and spent

00:50:02.240 thousands

00:50:03.220 in fact

00:50:03.720 into the

00:50:04.640 six figures

00:50:05.500 on research

00:50:06.580 to make

00:50:07.960 sure this

00:50:08.440 is buttoned

00:50:08.960 up I

00:50:09.240 have a

00:50:09.560 book out

00:50:10.040 it is

00:50:10.380 called

00:50:10.580 the great

00:50:10.980 reset

00:50:11.340 get it

00:50:11.720 at the

00:50:11.980 library

00:50:12.500 I'm not

00:50:12.880 trying to

00:50:13.180 make money

00:50:13.680 off of

00:50:14.100 it

00:50:14.220 I mean

00:50:14.420 I would

00:50:14.660 like to

00:50:14.980 make money

00:50:15.640 off it

00:50:15.940 but get

00:50:16.480 it at

00:50:16.720 the library

00:50:17.240 if you

00:50:17.760 don't want

00:50:18.080 to spend

00:50:18.440 money

00:50:18.840 get it

00:50:20.000 at the

00:50:20.240 library

00:50:20.740 and look

00:50:21.520 at the

00:50:22.000 50 page

00:50:22.920 of fine

00:50:23.360 print

00:50:23.640 footnote

00:50:24.020 notes

00:50:24.200 it's

00:50:24.460 all

00:50:24.760 their

00:50:25.000 own

00:50:25.260 words

00:50:25.780 anyway

00:50:27.020 while

00:50:27.360 as

00:50:27.540 preposterous

00:50:28.260 as this

00:50:29.500 sounds

00:50:29.780 folks like

00:50:30.320 Glenn Beck

00:50:30.720 and his

00:50:31.040 partners

00:50:31.560 with

00:50:32.120 wallbuilders

00:50:32.860 dot com

00:50:33.620 have given

00:50:34.040 legislators

00:50:34.580 a farcical

00:50:35.420 conspiracy

00:50:36.120 theory

00:50:36.520 from which

00:50:37.340 legislation

00:50:38.040 will be

00:50:38.480 crafted

00:50:38.920 while it's

00:50:39.740 easy to

00:50:40.200 dismiss

00:50:40.600 due to

00:50:40.980 its lack

00:50:41.460 of basis

00:50:42.100 in reality

00:50:42.920 have

00:50:45.040 have you

00:50:45.220 gone

00:50:45.680 to the

00:50:46.020 world

00:50:46.220 economic

00:50:46.680 forum

00:50:47.140 dot

00:50:47.520 org

00:50:47.920 have

00:50:48.760 you

00:50:48.920 gone

00:50:49.300 to

00:50:49.740 treasury

00:50:50.940 dot

00:50:51.440 u.s

00:50:52.160 have

00:50:52.840 you

00:50:53.040 gone

00:50:53.380 to

00:50:53.720 white

00:50:54.160 house

00:50:54.500 dot

00:50:54.940 gov

00:50:55.580 have

00:50:56.360 you

00:50:56.520 gone

00:50:56.960 to

00:50:57.220 Merrill

00:50:57.600 Lynch

00:50:58.060 have

00:50:58.500 you

00:50:58.640 gone

00:50:58.920 to

00:50:59.120 Bank

00:50:59.440 of

00:50:59.600 America

00:51:00.080 what

00:51:00.500 do

00:51:00.580 you

00:51:00.600 mean

00:51:00.800 lack

00:51:01.280 of

00:51:01.480 basis

00:51:01.960 it's

00:51:03.400 all

00:51:03.680 out

00:51:03.920 in

00:51:04.080 the

00:51:04.240 open

00:51:04.660 but

00:51:06.220 they

00:51:06.360 continue

00:51:06.700 the

00:51:07.400 tragic

00:51:07.820 reality

00:51:08.300 of

00:51:08.500 the

00:51:08.620 new

00:51:08.780 world

00:51:09.080 is

00:51:09.300 one

00:51:09.540 where

00:51:09.720 talking

00:51:10.080 heads

00:51:10.520 drive

00:51:11.000 policy

00:51:11.560 to

00:51:11.820 stir

00:51:12.080 the

00:51:12.340 masses

00:51:12.680 by

00:51:13.020 creating

00:51:13.500 non-existent

00:51:14.380 problems

00:51:14.820 and then

00:51:15.580 solving

00:51:16.020 the

00:51:16.280 problem

00:51:16.600 with

00:51:16.860 massive

00:51:17.400 overreaches

00:51:18.360 into the

00:51:18.880 private

00:51:19.160 sector

00:51:19.560 how dare

00:51:20.540 you

00:51:20.820 how dare

00:51:22.200 you

00:51:22.540 the

00:51:23.360 people

00:51:23.720 the

00:51:23.940 banks

00:51:24.540 the

00:51:25.440 insurance

00:51:25.960 companies

00:51:26.420 are

00:51:27.160 saying

00:51:27.560 that

00:51:27.800 people

00:51:28.080 like

00:51:28.420 me

00:51:28.980 create

00:51:30.180 these

00:51:30.660 problems

00:51:31.360 only

00:51:31.780 then

00:51:32.140 to

00:51:32.380 come

00:51:32.640 up

00:51:32.820 with

00:51:33.020 a

00:51:33.220 solution

00:51:33.840 no

00:51:35.360 no

00:51:36.340 you know

00:51:36.600 one thing

00:51:36.980 I've

00:51:37.220 learned

00:51:37.520 is

00:51:38.080 people

00:51:39.380 at least

00:51:40.180 the elites

00:51:40.900 of the

00:51:41.240 world

00:51:41.560 tend to

00:51:42.720 tell us

00:51:43.220 exactly

00:51:43.880 what they're

00:51:44.480 doing

00:51:44.920 by what

00:51:45.420 they blame

00:51:46.140 on others

00:51:47.020 he's a

00:51:49.260 racist

00:51:49.920 he's a

00:51:50.880 racist

00:51:51.120 this whole

00:51:51.640 thing is

00:51:52.220 racist

00:51:52.600 you

00:51:52.880 don't

00:51:53.260 want

00:51:53.580 ESG

00:51:54.720 taught

00:51:55.180 that's

00:51:55.580 racist

00:51:55.960 no

00:51:56.360 you're

00:51:56.980 a racist

00:51:57.460 you're

00:51:58.220 a racist

00:51:58.700 every

00:52:00.100 time

00:52:00.740 they

00:52:01.520 tell you

00:52:02.360 that the

00:52:03.480 other

00:52:03.760 side

00:52:04.140 is

00:52:04.380 doing

00:52:04.860 something

00:52:05.400 they're

00:52:06.580 usually

00:52:06.920 the

00:52:07.160 ones

00:52:07.500 doing

00:52:07.820 it

00:52:08.120 just

00:52:09.000 watch

00:52:09.640 just

00:52:09.880 notice

00:52:10.320 so

00:52:11.080 the

00:52:11.340 lobbyist

00:52:11.960 for the

00:52:12.300 banks

00:52:12.620 and the

00:52:12.860 financial

00:52:13.300 institutions

00:52:14.120 called up

00:52:15.840 and they've

00:52:16.320 been

00:52:16.600 your

00:52:17.500 your house

00:52:18.580 and your

00:52:19.100 senate

00:52:19.380 have been

00:52:19.780 hearing the

00:52:20.300 voices

00:52:20.680 of those

00:52:22.140 paid

00:52:22.860 lobbyists

00:52:23.780 but they

00:52:24.320 haven't heard

00:52:24.720 your voice

00:52:25.440 until Friday

00:52:26.340 in Idaho

00:52:27.140 let me

00:52:29.220 just clear

00:52:29.800 this up

00:52:30.480 intrusion

00:52:32.760 and

00:52:33.780 excess

00:52:34.380 government

00:52:34.920 regulations

00:52:35.640 really

00:52:36.060 this bill

00:52:37.320 imposes

00:52:37.960 regulations

00:52:38.600 only on

00:52:39.520 businesses

00:52:40.020 that cross

00:52:40.980 the line

00:52:41.640 and start

00:52:42.420 taking

00:52:42.800 freedom

00:52:43.340 from people

00:52:44.160 so in other

00:52:45.020 words it's

00:52:45.360 saying we

00:52:45.980 we don't

00:52:47.220 need a law

00:52:48.080 against

00:52:48.700 murder

00:52:49.480 you're calling

00:52:51.120 everyone a

00:52:51.800 murderer

00:52:52.180 no

00:52:53.240 only those

00:52:54.720 who murder

00:52:55.560 people

00:52:56.140 that's not

00:52:56.920 regulation on

00:52:57.800 everybody else

00:52:58.600 unless they

00:52:59.440 plan on

00:53:00.180 murdering

00:53:00.980 people

00:53:01.440 then and

00:53:03.320 only then

00:53:04.060 does the

00:53:04.540 law kick

00:53:05.200 in I

00:53:06.100 don't have

00:53:06.660 any

00:53:06.960 restriction

00:53:07.920 of my

00:53:08.500 freedom

00:53:08.920 unless I'm

00:53:10.680 murdering

00:53:11.440 people

00:53:12.020 if a

00:53:13.660 business

00:53:14.040 upholds

00:53:15.420 constitutional

00:53:16.300 freedoms

00:53:16.980 then there

00:53:18.140 is no

00:53:18.940 consequence

00:53:19.560 it is

00:53:20.360 only

00:53:20.960 businesses

00:53:22.040 that are

00:53:23.180 colluding

00:53:23.760 with other

00:53:24.460 businesses

00:53:25.140 to stop

00:53:26.980 you from

00:53:28.000 investing

00:53:29.020 in oil

00:53:30.100 or

00:53:30.780 cutting

00:53:32.420 down

00:53:32.860 timber

00:53:33.480 whatever

00:53:34.920 it is

00:53:35.880 farming

00:53:36.860 any of

00:53:37.680 these sound

00:53:38.140 interesting

00:53:38.580 to you

00:53:39.200 Idahoans

00:53:40.780 any of

00:53:41.720 it

00:53:41.940 if they

00:53:43.960 start saying

00:53:44.660 no we

00:53:45.740 can't give

00:53:46.320 this farm

00:53:47.000 a loan

00:53:47.420 because they

00:53:48.020 raise cattle

00:53:48.840 then the

00:53:50.300 law kicks

00:53:51.100 in

00:53:51.540 no intrusion

00:53:54.900 no intrusion

00:53:56.300 of the

00:53:57.380 free market

00:53:58.020 at all

00:53:58.580 just no

00:54:00.600 no not

00:54:01.980 giving me

00:54:02.520 a loan

00:54:02.860 because I

00:54:03.340 don't agree

00:54:03.800 with your

00:54:04.300 social justice

00:54:05.480 policies

00:54:06.300 by the way

00:54:07.280 if you don't

00:54:08.200 think this

00:54:08.640 is happening

00:54:09.220 then you

00:54:09.640 don't understand

00:54:10.660 what's happening

00:54:11.300 in Russia

00:54:11.960 McDonald's

00:54:13.040 wasn't going

00:54:13.640 to leave

00:54:14.340 and close

00:54:14.820 their stores

00:54:15.420 in Russia

00:54:16.080 until they

00:54:17.140 felt

00:54:17.520 quote

00:54:18.000 a reputational

00:54:19.260 risk

00:54:19.860 end quote

00:54:20.600 that is

00:54:22.420 ESG

00:54:23.240 language

00:54:23.780 that's right

00:54:24.420 from the

00:54:24.900 books

00:54:25.280 and if they

00:54:26.640 do this

00:54:27.220 to a guy

00:54:27.940 with a

00:54:28.680 country full

00:54:29.260 of nukes

00:54:29.960 you don't

00:54:30.720 think they're

00:54:31.240 going to do

00:54:31.660 this against

00:54:32.200 a farmer

00:54:32.800 who disagrees

00:54:33.620 with their

00:54:34.120 their land

00:54:35.640 policies

00:54:36.500 well Friday

00:54:39.840 in Idaho

00:54:40.920 a lot of

00:54:41.720 people called

00:54:42.380 and they were

00:54:43.340 hearing from

00:54:43.820 the people

00:54:44.280 and we

00:54:45.200 started hearing

00:54:45.900 and they

00:54:46.220 said you

00:54:47.300 know hey

00:54:47.620 we're all

00:54:48.060 for the

00:54:48.460 bill

00:54:48.720 okay maybe

00:54:49.900 you are

00:54:50.420 I don't

00:54:50.900 know

00:54:51.260 I don't

00:54:52.240 you know

00:54:52.780 George

00:54:53.100 Washington

00:54:53.460 said deeds

00:54:54.240 not words

00:54:55.120 that's it

00:54:55.900 deeds

00:54:56.620 not words

00:54:57.680 this bill

00:54:59.200 isn't heard

00:55:00.040 it hasn't

00:55:00.580 even been

00:55:00.960 heard in

00:55:01.780 committee

00:55:02.200 while the

00:55:03.280 conservative

00:55:03.760 legislators on

00:55:04.700 the business

00:55:05.140 committee claim

00:55:06.040 therefore the

00:55:06.720 bill the

00:55:07.640 committee has

00:55:08.200 delayed the

00:55:08.880 hearing of

00:55:09.400 the bill and

00:55:09.860 they're out

00:55:10.200 voting on it

00:55:10.800 to get it

00:55:11.180 out of

00:55:11.500 committee so

00:55:11.980 it can have

00:55:12.380 a hearing

00:55:12.980 on the

00:55:14.160 floor

00:55:14.540 so if the

00:55:15.860 bill doesn't

00:55:16.360 get heard in

00:55:16.920 committee and

00:55:18.160 out on the

00:55:18.620 floor really

00:55:19.420 soon it

00:55:20.220 will die

00:55:21.000 and then

00:55:22.080 they'll pick

00:55:22.540 it up next

00:55:23.040 season this

00:55:24.660 is what the

00:55:25.260 lobbyists want

00:55:26.360 delay if the

00:55:28.500 legislators want

00:55:29.300 the heat turned

00:55:29.920 off then all you

00:55:30.740 have to do is

00:55:31.360 hold the business

00:55:32.120 committee meeting

00:55:32.880 and vote to

00:55:33.800 advance the bill

00:55:34.620 out of committee

00:55:35.280 and get it onto

00:55:36.040 the floor

00:55:36.620 oh I'm not

00:55:38.060 gonna have a

00:55:38.600 radio host tell

00:55:39.460 me what to do

00:55:40.240 did the radio

00:55:41.240 host call you

00:55:42.980 or was it the

00:55:43.900 listeners in Idaho

00:55:45.000 who happened to

00:55:45.820 agree with the

00:55:46.740 radio host's view

00:55:47.960 but didn't know

00:55:49.820 about the bill

00:55:50.520 because the

00:55:51.000 media has been

00:55:51.660 silent about it

00:55:52.940 are they the

00:55:53.840 ones who called

00:55:54.520 you or was it

00:55:55.220 the radio host

00:55:56.120 the radio host

00:55:57.440 shined the light

00:55:58.260 on what was

00:55:58.820 happening the

00:55:59.660 people who

00:56:00.120 didn't like

00:56:00.780 what they when

00:56:01.400 they what they

00:56:02.020 heard when they

00:56:02.620 found out what

00:56:03.300 was occurring

00:56:03.920 they called

00:56:05.720 they called

00:56:06.960 you think the

00:56:08.280 switchboard got

00:56:08.940 flooded with calls

00:56:09.880 because a radio

00:56:10.700 host was telling

00:56:11.600 mindlessly numb

00:56:13.180 robots what to

00:56:15.300 do or because

00:56:17.680 thinking people

00:56:19.100 in Idaho

00:56:20.080 actually care

00:56:22.960 and are

00:56:23.740 passionate have

00:56:25.020 done their

00:56:25.840 homework so

00:56:27.980 you have a

00:56:28.640 choice the

00:56:29.160 people who

00:56:29.580 vote for you

00:56:30.360 the people who

00:56:31.420 think that you

00:56:32.380 are on their

00:56:33.080 side you either

00:56:34.680 look at them

00:56:35.480 just like the

00:56:36.800 elites in

00:56:37.560 Washington do as

00:56:39.060 a mere nuisance

00:56:40.360 or you have

00:56:42.160 respect for what

00:56:43.140 they say and

00:56:44.880 you will you

00:56:46.100 consider it and

00:56:47.620 tell them the

00:56:48.360 truth or you

00:56:49.600 will consider it

00:56:50.480 and then let it

00:56:51.200 go to the floor

00:56:52.020 because everyone

00:56:53.460 needs to know if

00:56:54.360 you're not for the

00:56:55.240 bill that's fine

00:56:56.120 it's just robots

00:56:57.760 that are against

00:56:58.520 you right it's

00:56:59.760 just robots

00:57:00.520 let it go to

00:57:04.120 the floor

00:57:04.720 now multiple

00:57:07.340 officials said

00:57:08.700 that what I'm

00:57:09.440 doing is I'm

00:57:10.260 going to cause

00:57:10.840 people to have

00:57:11.380 primary opponents

00:57:12.440 people are

00:57:13.560 signing up to

00:57:14.120 run against

00:57:14.820 me because what

00:57:15.980 I say about

00:57:16.500 this bill it's

00:57:17.500 not what I say

00:57:18.200 about this bill

00:57:19.040 do you know

00:57:20.000 what people said

00:57:20.840 two years ago on

00:57:22.220 my audience that

00:57:23.760 this didn't make

00:57:24.400 any sense I said

00:57:25.560 the same thing

00:57:26.360 they've listened to

00:57:27.800 me now for two

00:57:28.760 years they've read

00:57:29.960 the book they

00:57:31.220 know what they

00:57:32.260 believe so are

00:57:34.080 you are you

00:57:35.580 opposed to being

00:57:36.240 held accountable

00:57:37.000 do you oppose

00:57:38.580 sunlight do you

00:57:39.900 prefer the people

00:57:40.820 not know what

00:57:41.700 your views are

00:57:42.560 on bills that

00:57:44.180 promote and

00:57:44.900 protect their

00:57:45.680 freedom do you

00:57:47.800 not support the

00:57:48.880 general free market

00:57:49.820 principle that

00:57:50.680 competition makes

00:57:51.900 things better and

00:57:52.780 healthier and

00:57:53.500 stronger and having

00:57:54.780 a primary challenger

00:57:55.920 might improve the

00:57:57.200 legislative backbone

00:57:58.360 to defend the

00:57:59.580 people's freedom

00:58:00.240 I think it does

00:58:02.060 these politicians

00:58:05.160 will publicly state

00:58:06.240 that they're for

00:58:06.840 H737 but if they

00:58:08.640 really are then

00:58:09.460 give it a vote

00:58:10.260 and demonstrate

00:58:11.420 your report you

00:58:12.300 have a chance to

00:58:13.180 do that tomorrow

00:58:14.040 if you're in

00:58:14.640 Idaho I would

00:58:16.240 again make a

00:58:17.700 phone call I

00:58:19.000 would call your

00:58:19.700 legislator and

00:58:20.720 tell them this has

00:58:21.580 to be voted on

00:58:22.700 and heard in

00:58:24.220 open session this

00:58:25.460 season if you're

00:58:26.640 against it make

00:58:27.580 your case let the

00:58:29.640 people hear and

00:58:31.020 let the people be

00:58:32.500 swayed by your

00:58:33.760 argument against

00:58:34.860 it you hold the

00:58:38.100 power in Idaho

00:58:39.160 and in every state

00:58:40.600 you are the one

00:58:42.520 that gave them the

00:58:43.440 power they're

00:58:44.100 supposed to

00:58:44.720 represent you

00:58:45.640 don't let them

00:58:46.420 fool you with

00:58:47.060 excuses if they

00:58:48.980 tell you I

00:58:49.700 support it good

00:58:50.900 prove it by

00:58:52.300 voting on it

00:58:53.260 the bill is H737

00:58:56.600 it is currently in

00:58:58.300 the business committee

00:58:59.220 it needs to

00:59:00.760 scheduled be a

00:59:01.920 scheduled vote by

00:59:02.760 the committee call

00:59:03.660 every one of the

00:59:04.760 members on that

00:59:05.600 committee sage

00:59:07.120 dixon rod furnace

00:59:08.860 brent crane joe

00:59:10.660 palmer vito

00:59:11.640 barbari uh randy

00:59:13.820 armstrong uh lance

00:59:15.980 i think it's clow

00:59:17.640 kevin andrus tammy

00:59:19.560 nichols ben adams

00:59:20.960 matthew bundy greg

00:59:23.000 furch cody

00:59:24.040 galloway brandon

00:59:25.320 mitchell charlie

00:59:26.100 shepherd steve

00:59:27.640 birch and brooke

00:59:28.600 green most of them

00:59:30.240 are for it there

00:59:31.360 are a few that are

00:59:32.400 not and it's not

00:59:33.340 the democrats it's

00:59:34.300 the republicans

00:59:35.160 brent crane joe

00:59:37.440 palmer so call

00:59:39.440 and also call

00:59:40.980 your speaker of

00:59:42.580 the house he'll

00:59:43.320 move it forward

00:59:44.100 and call the

00:59:45.240 treasurer julie

00:59:46.720 ellsworth no

00:59:48.300 julie you are for

00:59:49.660 it in concept but

00:59:50.900 you want the

00:59:51.920 power to apply

00:59:53.620 the law the

00:59:54.720 people should

00:59:56.200 have that power

00:59:57.240 just explain that

00:59:58.800 if the people

00:59:59.600 agree with you

01:00:00.360 then the people

01:00:01.180 will be fine with

01:00:02.120 it i don't agree

01:00:03.680 with you but

01:00:04.260 that doesn't

01:00:04.740 mean the people

01:00:05.240 of idaho

01:00:05.720 don't call

01:00:08.640 them now

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01:01:17.200 so the reaction from

01:01:32.120 people in Idaho was

01:01:33.360 immense immense immense

01:01:35.420 so what does this do

01:01:37.260 for other states do

01:01:38.260 other states look at

01:01:39.240 this and realize hey

01:01:41.300 maybe we shouldn't just

01:01:42.240 blow people off when

01:01:43.500 they have these

01:01:44.040 concerns if if the

01:01:45.940 people are listened

01:01:46.700 to in Idaho if the

01:01:49.420 people are listened to

01:01:50.180 in Idaho see these

01:01:51.740 these these banking

01:01:53.780 lobbyists have

01:01:58.780 enormous clout and

01:02:01.840 the people who aren't

01:02:02.800 really paying attention

01:02:03.640 look and I don't blame

01:02:04.540 legislature they have a

01:02:05.860 lot on their plate to

01:02:07.200 do this this sounds

01:02:08.840 crazy but not anymore

01:02:10.200 because you can see it

01:02:11.240 everywhere you can go to

01:02:12.320 the government websites

01:02:13.380 and see what they're

01:02:14.300 doing but it sounds

01:02:16.960 crazy and if you don't

01:02:17.920 do your due diligence

01:02:19.380 you'll call somebody in

01:02:20.560 a bank you know I got

01:02:21.920 a friend at Bank of

01:02:22.980 America he's a big

01:02:24.140 wig he'll tell me the

01:02:25.280 truth right yeah what

01:02:26.920 are they going to tell

01:02:27.560 you what are they going

01:02:28.660 to tell you oh no it

01:02:30.360 would never be used like

01:02:31.500 that but that is what's

01:02:33.480 happening with it right

01:02:34.640 now in Russia that's

01:02:36.140 what the emergency order

01:02:37.400 did in Canada and if

01:02:39.440 they do this to a

01:02:40.620 country that's full of

01:02:42.300 nukes you don't think

01:02:44.440 they'll do it to you

01:02:46.140 and your business and

01:02:47.400 it's the banks and

01:02:48.560 insurance companies

01:02:49.520 aren't there voices

01:02:50.200 inside the banking

01:02:51.160 industry that look at

01:02:52.420 this as a real problem

01:02:53.620 and a real threat to

01:02:54.580 them and don't want

01:02:55.720 this to happen there

01:02:56.600 are people that are

01:02:57.680 actually coming to

01:02:58.720 legislators all over the

01:03:00.600 country in states and

01:03:02.620 they're saying the small

01:03:03.720 banks the local banks

01:03:05.500 the state banks they're

01:03:06.360 all coming to these guys

01:03:07.400 and going please pass

01:03:08.260 this please pass this

01:03:10.160 please ESG is really

01:03:12.080 bad but if we say

01:03:14.040 anything we're going to

01:03:15.760 be eaten ourselves we'll

01:03:17.200 be the first to be driven

01:03:19.000 out of business please

01:03:21.080 pass this your insurance

01:03:23.660 agent he probably doesn't

01:03:26.060 know anything about this

01:03:27.300 but the the people at the

01:03:29.900 top of the insurance

01:03:31.200 business they do and this

01:03:34.300 is going to trickle down to

01:03:36.580 the lowest common

01:03:37.620 denominator and last

01:03:39.820 week the the the experts

01:03:43.880 in our government were

01:03:45.260 saying this is the way to

01:03:46.860 control inflation is to

01:03:49.320 grab control of the money

01:03:51.380 grab control of how it can

01:03:53.440 be spent and the way you do

01:03:55.420 that is through ESG Idaho

01:03:59.200 wake up and call your state

01:04:02.000 representatives and senators

01:04:03.480 the Glenn back program most

01:04:07.700 people don't spend a lot of

01:04:09.200 time if they spend any time

01:04:10.300 at all focusing on self

01:04:11.520 sufficiency and

01:04:12.400 preparedness by the way I'm

01:04:13.940 going to South Carolina this

01:04:15.300 week to speak to their

01:04:16.240 legislature about ESG I guess

01:04:19.400 they're really focused on it

01:04:20.620 too anyway I've been a

01:04:22.560 prepper since you know

01:04:23.660 before prepping was cool and

01:04:25.140 in fact it's never been cool

01:04:27.340 but it is much more common and

01:04:30.360 we're facing severe problems

01:04:32.520 I don't know if you saw but

01:04:34.680 the latest from the UN is

01:04:36.940 saying that there is going to

01:04:37.880 be a 22 percent spike on food

01:04:40.860 in the coming months 22 percent

01:04:44.260 price spike there's already a

01:04:46.780 shortage of wheat they're

01:04:48.700 already starting to limit

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01:05:26.040 huddled in a bomb shelter in

01:05:39.060 Kiev a seven-year-old girl named

01:05:42.240 Emilia Anasovich sang a song in

01:05:46.240 Ukrainian she sang frozen it went

01:05:49.640 viral as people commented on her

01:05:51.840 sweetness the innocence and the

01:05:53.360 hope for this little girl

01:05:54.580 the video tugged on everybody's

01:05:57.940 heartstrings in the beginning of

01:06:00.100 the video you can hear the whole

01:06:01.320 room go quiet as the crowd

01:06:03.320 realizes that she's singing here

01:06:05.480 it is

01:06:06.040 путь не открывай храни секрет

01:06:09.720 будь хорошей девочкой для всех

01:06:13.340 закрой все чувства на замок

01:06:17.640 на вечно отпусти и забудь

01:06:23.000 что прошло уже не вернуть отпусти и забудь

01:06:30.400 новый день он скажет путь не боюсь

01:06:37.140 I am happy to report after six days in an air

01:06:40.720 raid shelter Emilia her brother and her

01:06:43.340 grandmother walked for about two days to

01:06:46.580 the border and are now safe her mother

01:06:50.740 along with her father decided to stay

01:06:52.620 behind to provide food for Ukrainian

01:06:54.780 forces but dad said I always knew Emilia

01:06:59.140 was very talented and a sweet angel now the

01:07:01.900 whole world knows the same

01:07:03.440 currently in the hot spot is the founder

01:07:08.560 and CEO of Mighty Oaks Foundation and the

01:07:12.020 co-founder of Save Our Allies Chad Robichaux

01:07:15.020 hello Chad how are you

01:07:16.340 Glenn how are you the last time we

01:07:19.940 talked I was I was in Afghanistan I know

01:07:22.080 I know now you're in Ukraine tell us the

01:07:26.720 situation on the ground and what's

01:07:28.620 happening

01:07:29.020 well you know it's pretty dynamic and

01:07:33.840 very different different parts of the

01:07:35.180 country as you're aware you know over in

01:07:38.120 Kiev and the cities more to the east you

01:07:40.620 have the you know direct kinetic kinetic

01:07:42.940 combat with a Ukrainian troops Russian

01:07:45.340 troops and in as well as you know militia

01:07:48.920 Ukrainians fighting fighting for their

01:07:51.460 their homes and their in their towns and

01:07:53.920 then over to the west you have a you know

01:07:56.280 still have major cities intact that are you

01:07:58.660 know at threat and we see yesterday you

01:08:00.620 know over at Lviv getting rocketed and so

01:08:04.400 the whole country's in chaos everybody's

01:08:06.220 scared people are evacuating not just out

01:08:08.800 of the country but people evacuating from one

01:08:11.520 dangerous city to a safer place and you

01:08:14.520 know a lot of people that are helping like

01:08:15.720 save our allies and other organizations

01:08:17.100 that are helping or just evacuating people

01:08:19.040 from the country but actually moving people

01:08:21.200 from a dangerous place to a safer place

01:08:23.700 moving medical aid forward moving supplies

01:08:26.400 forward and in moving people out so Chad

01:08:29.880 you've been in special operations for a very

01:08:32.040 long time now retired from military service but

01:08:36.540 what is Putin thinking what I mean I can't

01:08:41.140 make heads or tails of this yeah you know we

01:08:45.500 were we're just we're just in the middle of

01:08:48.340 all the operations we're doing we kind of

01:08:50.580 paused for a second a little while ago just what

01:08:52.460 is he doing why is he moving moving forward I

01:08:54.680 mean he's obviously he's he had everything the

01:08:59.100 way he would want it if you look at you know

01:09:01.280 economically and globally he's he was winning he

01:09:04.500 was uh America was buying oil from him uh even

01:09:07.400 though we all disagree with it America was

01:09:08.940 buying oil from the rest of the world was

01:09:10.060 buying oil from him uh he was just in a really

01:09:12.180 good uh geoeconomic position and uh and then he

01:09:16.160 does this and uh and um for what to gain

01:09:19.280 Ukrainian oil that he won't belt to sell now

01:09:21.940 uh it just doesn't really make sense to someone

01:09:25.200 who the world has thought was a very strategic

01:09:27.300 thinker and made decisions uh all his decisions I

01:09:30.500 mean everyone you talk to on both sides of the

01:09:32.620 oil and politically and people around the world

01:09:34.280 said you know Putin's not a good guy but he always

01:09:37.020 makes calculated strategic decisions and we're just

01:09:39.540 not seeing that right now so we're seeing this weekend

01:09:42.220 the U.S. said that he asked China for military help or

01:09:47.000 at least supplies um I'm hearing that he's going to get

01:09:50.940 more vicious I do you have any sense that being

01:09:55.580 there what's coming is this ending is this getting

01:09:59.420 worse what's your feel it's going to my feel is is in

01:10:04.200 and look it's not just from my experience I'm here on

01:10:07.280 the ground with people the smartest minds and special

01:10:11.000 operations community I'm here I'm meeting with the

01:10:14.060 highest level of uh from all different governments of

01:10:16.360 the world intelligence agencies and things like that

01:10:18.460 everyone is in a consensus agreement that

01:10:22.540 it's going to get worse it's not going to get better

01:10:25.400 if you watch what he's doing right now uh you know towns like

01:10:29.140 Kiev he's uh he he's a Khabib he's he's surrounding these

01:10:34.580 towns uh holding destroying infrastructure roads bridges

01:10:39.100 uh rails any egress routes out uh inside these cities while the

01:10:44.020 Russians are holding out a perimeter they have the ability to get

01:10:46.440 resupplied but those inside can't so medicine medicine like uh it's

01:10:51.180 something as simple as insulin is is it is a death is that's a death that's as

01:10:55.340 deadly as a as a nuclear weapon to someone with uh with diabetes right

01:10:59.340 all these uh met a lot of children's hospitals have no medicine no medical aid

01:11:03.300 no supplies water pot of uh potable water is gone now so they're starving

01:11:09.040 them out and and not only starving them out at night it's going to get you know

01:11:12.280 15 degrees so you get people freezing to death particularly the people

01:11:15.100 trying to evacuate the women and children trying to evacuate

01:11:17.060 all right so so what is it you guys are doing on the ground and how can we help

01:11:21.720 so one of the things that we're doing uh you know a lot of a lot of great ngos

01:11:27.080 here evacuating people trying to move supplies

01:11:29.900 food in uh medicine in what we're doing specifically is we know that the

01:11:34.920 cellular network is going to fail um and and you know our experience in not

01:11:40.000 only special operations but some of our teammates are some of the world's best

01:11:43.340 precision recovery precision rescue experts and we know that the

01:11:46.980 most crucial thing is that communication so we're building

01:11:49.580 communications infrastructure uh to make sure that everyone in all these

01:11:53.280 cities around ukraine have the ability to communicate to us with us so when a

01:11:56.940 sailor network goes down we can still rescue them we can still move supplies

01:11:59.840 to them and we can still communicate with them so that's our priority mission

01:12:02.640 right now is doing that and then tying that communications network and

01:12:07.500 infrastructure to the ability about to rescue move medicine forward move uh

01:12:12.000 medical aid forward and then provide some ambulatory services to be able to move

01:12:15.560 people uh from places like kaviv to a safer place or to a medical station so

01:12:21.700 that's the kind of thing that me and my team are doing and we're doing that

01:12:24.340 through save our allies and we need all the support we can i know thank you glenn

01:12:28.260 because uh you may not even be aware i think you are but you guys just made a

01:12:31.740 donation to save our allies so i thank you for that because we can't do it

01:12:34.560 without yeah people like you well i i have to tell you chad we're big fans of uh of

01:12:42.700 yours and save our allies we know what you what you do uh and how important it is and

01:12:48.240 we are proud to stand with you and stand behind you you just let us know what you

01:12:52.400 need if you want to make a donation and be a part of of saving ukraine and saving the

01:12:58.800 people literally saving the people uh you can give now to save our allies.org that's save our

01:13:06.660 allies.org if you forget that just go to mercury one uh market for ukraine and we'll get it to

01:13:13.360 save our allies it's save our allies.org chad stay safe

01:13:18.940 always always glenn thank you so much god bless you thank you mighty mighty oaks foundation and

01:13:26.880 save our allies i can't recommend them highly enough they are chad is a remarkable guy uh and

01:13:35.540 they've been you know mighty oaks foundations works with um veterans to save their lives because of

01:13:42.060 suicide rate is just outrageous and uh he's a guy who contemplated it himself and uh somebody saved

01:13:52.160 his life and uh started mighty oaks and now save our allies and these are these are ex-military guys

01:14:00.240 that go in they know how to help and they're not shooting anyone they're getting and rescuing people

01:14:08.040 and can you imagine i mean you kind of feel like your life was worth something when if you were bringing

01:14:14.020 insulin to a children's hospital that's the kind of stuff they're doing please donate now to save

01:14:19.900 our allies.org doing they're doing not only great work overseas but the work they're doing here is

01:14:24.440 really really amazing yeah so just awesome organization awesome dude yep all right back in just a minute

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01:16:38.380 a whirl um today's uh broadcast is wildly important hour number one i explained uh the tripwire one of

01:16:47.540 the tripwires that i have put out for myself uh that says okay we're one step we're one major step

01:16:55.960 closer and that tripwire was sprung over the weekend i tell you all about it and if you missed it

01:17:02.020 it's hour one of today's podcast also wednesday night special this week um i know it feels like

01:17:09.960 we're shifting gears um because we're not going to be talking about ukraine or gas prices or inflation

01:17:15.340 or whatever this week's episode is black lives matter why would we do this well the left has multiple

01:17:25.620 plates spinning and uh they're doing it to transform america and the blm plate is very much plugged into

01:17:34.220 the social category of esg esg is going to change our lives if the great reset has its way do you remember

01:17:42.940 when these corporations were dumping tens of millions of dollars into blm why did they believe it

01:17:50.840 no it was part of the great reset well what happened to all of that money for two years we've

01:17:58.460 been told there's really nothing more important than racism in america and blm has been at the

01:18:03.480 forefront of that movement breaking in donations to change racist america but it looks as though

01:18:10.600 it wasn't on the up and up i know this will come as a shock but it is directly connected with the power

01:18:19.080 structure of the democratic party where's the money for blm blm scam exposed money mansions and

01:18:28.120 marxism that's wednesday night at 9 p.m eastern only on blaze tv.com utter lunacy utter lunacy um let me

01:18:36.400 give you another example of utter lunacy i just tweeted this out from at stew does america uh clay

01:18:41.680 travis posted the video of this but kairi irving basketball player i'm just to walk you through this in

01:18:48.200 case you don't know he's the covid guy right yeah ass guy he was uh well he refused to get vaccinated

01:18:53.380 right okay that's something like 90 some odd percent of nba players are vaccinated he was one of

01:18:57.760 the big stars that that held out on this right and he decided he wasn't going to play and he plays for

01:19:03.040 brooklyn so you know highest peak of covid restrictions in new york city of course so he is

01:19:10.280 not allowed to play in new york city still while uh unvaccinated this is the beginning of the year

01:19:16.900 okay yeah so that comes out and the at first the team says okay well then you can't be on this team

01:19:21.820 they hold him out eventually possibly uh related to some injury situations they had on the team

01:19:27.940 they decided to say hey you know what you can play on the road because he was always eligible to play

01:19:32.660 on the road in other states and other cities this is just a new york state restriction or new york city

01:19:36.580 restriction that would not allow him to play indoors unvaccinated so he started playing for the road

01:19:43.280 games now however a bunch of the restrictions have been lifted in new york city so we are now at a state

01:19:50.920 of affairs where it is allowed for him to attend the game as a fan and sit in the crowd unvaccinated

01:19:59.660 with no mask around 30 000 screaming fans however not on the floor actually play in the game that's

01:20:08.080 insanity where he'd be one of 10 people on a giant nba court this is when you know a country is crumbling

01:20:14.860 apart when it makes no sense when the laws make no sense no sense there's no look there has never been

01:20:23.900 science that would dictate that a player at you know 28 years old in the prime of his physical

01:20:31.720 condition was ever really going to be affected by this anyway certainly such a minor risk you can't

01:20:37.680 possibly contemplate it around other players in the same circumstances but okay all the craziness that

01:20:46.300 has happened you could maybe make an argument i don't even know what the argument would be

01:20:50.060 but maybe you make the argument that it was this a sensible thing at one point i wouldn't make that

01:20:54.840 argument but maybe some would this is completely insane there's video of him walking around in the

01:20:59.220 crowd he's sitting in the same stadium as his team and he can't walk out on the court in a he's instead

01:21:06.620 surrounded in closer quarters with thousands of fans rather than being on the court around in shape

01:21:14.360 athletes that are not affected by this at all it's complete lunacy it's impossible to overstate it

01:21:21.860 can i ask another sports question yes i don't understand yes tom brady says there's unfinished business to do

01:21:28.960 i don't what i mean apparently he did retire right he did retire he he said he announced it he announced

01:21:38.500 someone bought a his last football uh for five hundred thousand dollars and i demand my money back

01:21:44.940 i would demand my money how could you though it's just a private uh i don't know maybe he could get

01:21:49.960 they could get it back but yeah he's he's he's coming back apparently being married to giselle not all it's

01:21:54.360 cracked up to be uh a little bit too much so in other words maybe she's like you know what i can't have him

01:22:01.500 under my feet all the time or he's like uh i there's all sorts of limited amount of time

01:22:09.160 is great yeah it's amazing though i mean what do you mean unfinished business what more can you have

01:22:14.020 you already have all the good things of life 10 times over can you stop taking all the good

01:22:18.740 experiences from all other men in the united states is he a free agent he's gonna go back to tampa

01:22:23.940 going back he's already saying that back to tampa bay so they're gonna be you know title contenders

01:22:27.720 again with him coming back at what 45 44 now it's crazy it really is amazing crazy and the

01:22:35.280 the whole off season has been insane and it's gonna get a lot crazier because free agency starts in two

01:22:40.740 days so it's gonna go wild back in a minute this is the glenn back program uh let me tell you about

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01:24:45.700 he is one of my favorite historians he is one of my favorite thriller writers he's had 12

01:25:02.160 previous uh best-selling uh thrillers number one best-selling thrillers and he is also one of the

01:25:10.040 most interesting people i know brad melzer has a new book called the lightning rod he's in studio

01:25:17.600 buckle up it is always fun to have brad melzer in studio he joins us in 60 seconds

01:25:24.720 whenever possible it is nice to pass on lessons that you learned in life to other people so maybe

01:25:35.480 they don't have to go through all the crap that you went through to learn it in the first place

01:25:38.800 one area where it is specifically true in my life is selling a house i've done a lot of it uh mainly

01:25:48.200 because i'm in radio and whenever the uh economy would take a downturn i'd get fired and then i'd sell

01:25:54.960 my house at the worst possible time i was just i i mean i didn't i don't know how to find a real

01:26:00.040 estate agent do you i'm just like do you know a real estate agent yeah i know bob uh he's a cousin

01:26:07.380 of mine or yeah i know somebody that sold a friend's house they seem pretty good and then you

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01:26:37.180 real estate agents i trust.com real estate agents i trust.com author of the lightning rod brad melzer

01:26:46.480 how are you sir i'm good it's so good to be back in person yeah so you are uh you're one of my

01:26:52.640 favorite people um let's start with uh let's start with a book and then i have a surprise for

01:26:57.960 you oh i'm ready for surprise okay so so here's the book uh i always start you know with my great

01:27:02.600 fears i think that's what you when you write a thriller you got to start with your fears right

01:27:06.200 and so the opening scene has a character handing his car keys over to a valet at a fancy restaurant

01:27:13.240 valet takes the car rather than park in the car he hits a little gps button on the steering wheel

01:27:18.500 says the magic words go home now the car plots a route to the man's house the valet is gonna

01:27:24.000 have the car keys he's got the man's house keys he's gonna break in this is a robbery

01:27:28.500 but as he steps into the man's house give that no no i'm telling you but no this is the key part

01:27:33.480 as he steps into the man's house the valet sees another man waiting with a gun this is not a robbery

01:27:39.300 at all this is a trap and when his body goes to our hero zig zig finds something hidden on it that

01:27:45.540 leads to one of the government's most closely guarded secrets now i just ruined chapter one

01:27:49.580 of the lightning rod oh yeah but you just sold a lot of books but chapter one is um you know

01:27:54.260 and there's only two chapters in the book right now no they yeah no there's chapter two right

01:27:59.360 the funny thing was i was at an event yesterday in florida my nephew raised his hand my nephew's

01:28:03.440 like eight years old and he said uncle brad what's chapter two and i was like oh i got my nephew now so

01:28:08.100 that was good but the lightning rod opens with that and then obviously the action takes off from there

01:28:11.480 so what is the closely guarded secret so let's talk about that that's the key part

01:28:15.420 you know my listen i love the plot i love the murder mystery i love that you have great characters

01:28:19.580 that everyone loves and we get to bring back but the fun of this is always the research i've taken

01:28:23.980 readers as you know i've been on your show talking about the secret tunnels below the white house we've

01:28:27.960 done the hidden labyrinth below the capital this was the one i got for this when i spoke to the

01:28:31.820 government there's a couple of them actually and the u.s government has i did not know this

01:28:36.920 almost a dozen uh secret warehouses hidden all across the country and they're there to deal with

01:28:44.040 bioterror attacks whether it's anthrax whether it's smallpox or anything else and if there's an

01:28:49.980 attack in texas in new york in california idaho anywhere in between they will have within hours

01:28:56.160 what they call a push package of antidotes right to your doorstep and i'm like you're telling me the

01:29:01.980 government has secret warehouses all across the country no one knows what's inside them no one knows

01:29:06.760 what they have inside no one can go in them you better believe i want to go in them right i'm like i want

01:29:12.280 to go in that right now so i i thankfully they they took me in um what you see when you're reading

01:29:17.860 the lightning rod you're turning the pages you're trying to guess the mystery the final section of

01:29:22.780 the book takes place in the warehouses the final scene of the book and what you see in those

01:29:26.400 warehouses i did not make up what you see in there is really there and it's amazing it's like it's like

01:29:32.040 tell us are you well i'll tell you you know it's like a costco for the end of the world

01:29:35.340 they're massive warehouses i mean they're like five costcos so instead of being like a you know in

01:29:40.740 costco or bj is a giant jar of mayonnaise and you know bug boxes cereal there's obviously they have

01:29:46.720 everything from um you know things to deal with uh radiation poisoning they have iodine tablets they

01:29:53.240 have uh everything you can imagine from amphetamines to uh they have cobra venom god knows what cobra

01:30:00.220 venom does like you're you're going down these aisles the one thing they all have in common though

01:30:04.180 which i love is they all have giant the only thing that they all every warehouse has is a giant

01:30:10.120 american flag and make it say and and what's great about it is this started and you're going to love

01:30:15.980 this little history lesson for it is the back when nuclear war was the great threat in the cold war

01:30:21.180 they decided to commission and figure out how are we going to keep the president alive how do we make

01:30:26.400 if there's a nuclear war how do we get them to live and they they create a secret commission called

01:30:30.820 operation high point and high point is designed to figure it's a big beginning of the continuity of

01:30:35.960 government so they make mount weather and all these places where dick cheney went in 9 11 and

01:30:41.020 where you know just outside of dc it's where the senators go it's where the president goes it's

01:30:46.020 where the top staff goes so the government can run but they also commission in michigan is operation

01:30:51.160 low point and that's to discuss what happens to the rest of us what happens if there's a nuclear war

01:30:56.380 to everyone else in america they make a whole plan they study it they say mail carts are going to turn

01:31:01.180 into hearses and carry bodies rather than letters they have giant plans for everybody and the one

01:31:06.480 thing they finally realize this is all true you think i'm making it up i can see your face no it's

01:31:10.220 all true right i know it is all you can look it up just google it and um and the thing that's so

01:31:15.140 incredible we'd look under operation low point operation low point operation high point you will

01:31:19.780 see it um and i literally you can see this all in the lightning rod the whole history is in is in the

01:31:23.600 thriller because obviously i said all the warehouses but one of the thing that's really amazing to me

01:31:27.960 is they study all of this and you know what they finally figure out glenn none of it's going to

01:31:33.540 work none of it's going to work if there's a nuclear war it doesn't matter for you that's why

01:31:37.380 we don't hide under our desks anymore they were like we're all going to die that's what's going to

01:31:41.000 happen and it and basically it goes away they kind of figure like we're not going to do this anymore

01:31:45.220 we do have mount weather still we do have secret locations for the president we do have all those

01:31:49.540 but for the rest of us we're in trouble until this one guy stephen bice in the 90s

01:31:55.620 a government employee has an idea and he says you know the threat today is not nuclear war the

01:32:02.160 threat today is bioterrorism that's what we got to worry about so we should probably have like a

01:32:06.700 warehouse somewhere that houses all the stuff to deal with whatever comes out whether it's hantavirus

01:32:11.380 whether it's anything you and for the first time in like i feel like in recent memory the government

01:32:18.000 listens to a good idea and says we should do it this is the most positive thing i've heard from our

01:32:24.900 government i bring some good for you today right i bring a good idea from 40 you know 30 years ago

01:32:29.880 and in the 90s they basically say we should do that and they do and they build not just one

01:32:35.380 but many of these secret warehouses and they pack them full of disaster materials when anthrax hit after

01:32:42.220 9-11 in dc and in new york i know you remember that the reason it didn't get out everywhere is because

01:32:48.360 this is who dealt with it they had push packages within hours to new york and dc

01:32:52.860 my wife was working in the u.s capital at the time she was nine months pregnant with my son at the

01:32:59.040 time and i remember they opened that first thing of anthrax powder and going oh my god my kid my

01:33:04.100 unborn child is there my wife is there and that's who dealt with it it was what became the strategic

01:33:09.640 national storehouse stockpile which is now all over the country so did you read um this weekend

01:33:15.340 about switzerland what happened switzerland has uh fallout shelters oh i did read this that are going

01:33:22.640 crazy yeah every citizen they've had it for a long time they almost stopped uh requiring them by law

01:33:29.660 after the wall fell and they thought you know what let's just keep it so every house that is built

01:33:35.000 every apartment building every office building has um has a fallout shelter in it or you have to pay

01:33:43.460 a part of your taxes to be part of the closest fallout shelter well this this last week they

01:33:50.440 decided to activate all of those things again and they said go into your fallout shelter now and report

01:33:59.840 on what you have because there are certain things that every citizen has to have in their fallout

01:34:05.040 shelter and it's water and food and everything else and i thought i mean there's a country that has

01:34:11.060 prepared and i'm i'm actually glad to see we know we that the great thing is is no one we have we

01:34:17.120 actually for once now obviously in covid everyone's i'm sure thinking right now what happened in covid

01:34:22.540 right i started researching the lightning rod as a book five years ago this all those the warehouses

01:34:28.960 at that point they're just it's an asterisk in the government no one cares about so i go in it's fine

01:34:33.340 they take me to the headquarters the command center i see where everything's taken care of

01:34:37.440 then covid hits they call my sources i'm like is this you guys they're like this is us so what

01:34:43.060 happened right what happened is and it's so easy to monday morning quarterback and say this but

01:34:47.360 from trump to obama to bush they've been warned for administration after administration listen there

01:34:53.200 could be there's a likely chance that we could have this kind of natural virus occur like this

01:34:57.440 but everyone bet on the wrong thing and and i hate to say it but you know trump doubled down on it

01:35:02.720 you can't know the future no one could predict what was going to happen but they believed that

01:35:07.420 the only thing that was going to attack us was a foreign government so we were perfectly and still

01:35:11.960 prepared for that if there's anything like that we're ready they could have never prepared for

01:35:16.640 anything like this but this is where all the ventilators are this is where all the masks are

01:35:21.220 this is where that's where they were coming from at the beginning of the pandemic no one knew what the

01:35:24.980 name of it was they just were appearing from the quote-unquote government but it was these secret

01:35:28.780 warehouses that the government has stockpiled with stuff so this is all about i'm i'm fascinated you

01:35:35.540 know me i love your writing and i always try to read books before you're you're on i just haven't

01:35:41.460 had time to read it yet so this is one of the secrets one of the secrets of course i bring more so

01:35:47.060 okay hang on just a second let me take a quick break and then we'll come back with secret number two

01:35:50.880 and then a surprise for brad as well uh ralph waldo emerson once wrote the desire for gold

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01:36:12.200 not about anything i have told you for a long time i don't buy it as an investment even though as an

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01:37:40.300 the author of the book the lightning rod it is out today it's a thriller by brad melzer

01:37:56.040 that i love your books because they always they always are accurate and things that i just never

01:38:04.800 knew about and usually about american history because you and i are brothers from another

01:38:09.340 mother on that always always so listen my love of this one i do a lot of work with the uso

01:38:14.260 and i've been the uso has asked me as a thriller writer to go and and tell stories to our troops

01:38:19.660 all around the world i've been to kuwait omar qatar qatar turkey cuba you name it i've been to military

01:38:26.260 bases reading to our troops and i'll tell you uh that was there i first heard and came on radar dover

01:38:33.280 air force base and you know dover even if you don't know the name of it dover is where when our

01:38:37.800 service members die in service to the country their bodies come back to dover and those coffins with

01:38:44.040 the flag on top that's where you see everyone saluting that's dover and that's also where the

01:38:48.800 president's plane is of course and and what's amazing about dover is the morticians who work there

01:38:54.360 will spend such care on our fallen troops they'll spend 12 hours rewiring someone's jaw

01:39:00.180 smoothing it over with clay so a family can see their son one last time rebuilding someone's hand

01:39:06.260 from scratch because a mother says i want to hold my son's hand one last time these are the best of

01:39:10.680 the best of us working on the best of the best of us that's the hero of the lightning rob is a hero

01:39:15.240 named zig who's a mortician at dover and that's where the body comes to but what i love about dover

01:39:20.180 and the history lesson i have is this is that when the space shuttle exploded the astronauts

01:39:25.980 bodies were brought back to dover when 9-11 happened all the pentagon victims bodies went

01:39:31.160 to dover i didn't know wait oh yeah i didn't know that they found bodies they did find bodies that

01:39:36.020 came back i had no idea it's incredible and it's called mass fatalities they all go to dover so even

01:39:41.720 our all of our spies our cia spies all around the world our 007s their bodies go to dover too which

01:39:49.100 means dover's a place filled with secrets so that's one of my heroes in the book i'm like oh we're going

01:39:53.460 into dover and we're going to see what that's like and then the other one another history lesson

01:39:57.100 for that i found that i was with the u.s military and they took me to a warehouse that is it's right

01:40:03.680 out of something you're going to love because it's a warehouse filled with art i'm like why does the

01:40:08.420 army have all this art and they don't just have art painted by service members that's where adolf

01:40:13.680 hitler's art is they took me to the room with all of hitler's art that he painted like why does the

01:40:18.840 military have all this art in one place was he a good painter uh he thought he was

01:40:23.420 very very flat the thing that is very flat and the great part is is you see a giant hole punched

01:40:31.700 in his face because he puts himself up on a horse our service members when they took the art of that

01:40:36.580 painting we have the painting i saw it myself oh my god and there was a punched hole in it where a

01:40:42.660 service member just basically either kicked it or punched through it and the hole they never repaired

01:40:46.620 which is beautiful it's breathtaking so i'm like why does the military have all this art they

01:40:52.480 explained to me that since world war one this is true the u.s military has had an actual painter

01:40:57.220 on staff that paints disasters as they happen so whether it's storming the beaches of normandy

01:41:03.560 whether it's vietnam whether it's 9-11 they've got someone painting it as it happens and i said

01:41:09.320 you're telling me everyone's racing in with guns blazing and you've got someone racing with paint

01:41:13.980 brushes in their pockets that guy's crazy i gotta meet him i want to meet him right and they said

01:41:18.280 you mean her you want to meet her it was a woman was our current artist in residence so that's the

01:41:24.600 other hero of this book zig and nola a mortician at dover and this painter are the heroes and they

01:41:30.540 obviously are both based on the reality of me being able to pull apart this world that no one ever

01:41:34.820 gets to see where does the painter sit the painter sits actually where this warehouse is in port

01:41:42.340 valoir in virginia but the where they really sit is wherever they want they can go they have

01:41:48.160 unlimited access to go if 9-11 happens they want to paint 9-11 you go to 9-11 when when the 13 service

01:41:55.100 members came back from afghanistan you want to go there you go there get selected that's you got to

01:42:00.540 be a good painter it's literally a contest that's the thing is you literally submit your paintings

01:42:04.700 and the military says they pick one painter who is selected by the military to be our person

01:42:09.780 amy brown was the woman who it was i named my character nola brown after her to honor her

01:42:14.460 and they have a new one now they keep going over and over through history and the fun part is for me

01:42:19.300 is of course finding out their secrets so i went to the government and i said how do you possibly i

01:42:24.760 went to my friend who works as a high level security guy in one of the great security agencies

01:42:28.760 we used to work there i said how do i communicate with my friend glenn when everyone's watching all our

01:42:34.360 emails how do we any of us communicate when everyone can see what we write and he said to me

01:42:38.860 listen the moment you hit send on your email i don't care if you use signal i don't care if you

01:42:44.400 use whatsapp anyone who wants a crack will find a way to crack he said here's what you're going to do

01:42:49.240 here's the trick brad he said i put this in the lightning rod he says you take a hotmail account you

01:42:55.580 open the account you write an email do not hit send what you're going to do is hit save draft yep

01:43:00.880 now i give glenn the sign into my email you come in my email you open up the save draft you write

01:43:06.020 back whatever you want you don't hit send you hit save draft now you and i are having a secret

01:43:09.880 conversation we've never put a thing into cyberspace which is a great idea until until general

01:43:15.600 petraeus the former head of the cia used that trick that's in my book the lightning rod to cheat

01:43:21.420 on his wife with his mistress and i said to my buddy i said oh my gosh i need a new trick he just

01:43:25.740 used the trick you gave me i gotta get a new trick so he what he gave me in the book

01:43:29.880 you'll see something called black house now here's the here's the history that you're going

01:43:34.920 to love we all know the white house of course is the white house 1600 pennsylvania avenue when

01:43:40.560 richard nixon famously recorded himself and his staff without telling anybody every staffer in the

01:43:48.040 white house realized oh my gosh all of our stuff could be recorded so what do they start doing they

01:43:53.380 all start figuring out where can we have a private conversation in this place if everything's being

01:43:57.020 recorded that's not called white house that's called black house and black house moves generation

01:44:02.600 by generation okay it is just a code name that someone gave me right and it's basically george

01:44:08.380 stephanopoulos supposedly did it during the clinton era in a gym dick cheney maybe he sat in his you

01:44:13.620 know homemade man size safe and had kind of god knows where he did his but every there's always a

01:44:19.340 place in the white house where all the staff knows this is where we can sit and have a private

01:44:23.360 conversation you will see in this book what black house really is and the trick he gave me i did not

01:44:29.460 make up it's an incredible one from the government you'll see it in the lightning rod i mean if you

01:44:34.040 don't want to read this book now you're dead you're dead you're no listen james patterson said you can

01:44:39.560 see the things on the back james patterson said that it was my his favorite book by brad melzer so far

01:44:45.520 and the guy who created reacher said that nola brown our hero like was like the girl with the dragon

01:44:51.640 tattoo one of the best modern creations of fiction it took those two things i tell you that simply for

01:44:56.300 one reason i finally impressed my wife she does not she doesn't care about anything i write but my

01:45:02.200 god the fact that james patterson loved the lightning rod that i'm waiting for that moment with my wife

01:45:07.020 i am waiting for that moment she finally was like finally brad you did some good yeah all right back

01:45:11.780 with brad melzer i have a surprise for him on history when we come back

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01:46:53.600 this is the glenn beck program we're with brad melzer he is a new fiction book out that is

01:47:11.520 sounds tremendous the lightning rod uh and uh he's also the author of children's books he's been in

01:47:19.200 signing children's books for stew's children yes we put them to work yeah because stew's children

01:47:24.220 have all of the the whole collection and they're huge fans and you told them something can you talk

01:47:30.900 about it i can talk about let's talk about it for sure so so you know i launched these books on your

01:47:35.680 show right we did i wanted my kids to have better heroes to look up to i was tired of the garbage that

01:47:41.160 they're being fed on instagram and online every day and i said we did i am amelia erhart i am abraham

01:47:46.760 lincoln i am rosa parks albert einstein i said my son loves sports i'm like forget a millionaire

01:47:51.000 athlete meet this one i wrote i am jackie robinson for him yeah my son who loves legos we did uh and

01:47:57.560 creativity i did i am walt disney i am jim henson and my daughter loves our dog i said okay fine i'm

01:48:03.460 going to teach you what you can do with a love of science here's i am jane goodall it's our one our

01:48:07.380 number one selling book so we've done our newest ones are i am muhammad ali the teacher it's always

01:48:11.660 the moral lesson is always on the back of the book so on the back of i am malala yusuf sai it says

01:48:16.720 i will i know that education we can all soar on the back of i am muhammad ali it says i i will

01:48:22.580 always fight for what i believe i want my sons to have that lesson i want my daughter to have that

01:48:28.180 lesson always fight for what you believe it's a beautiful lesson and i found out a few months

01:48:33.480 back that our books i am rosa parks and i am martin luther king jr had gotten banned in york

01:48:39.560 pennsylvania in york county pennsylvania it had none to do with the content of the books at all they were

01:48:44.900 200 books that were considered really good for talking to kids about race and we were of course

01:48:50.160 on it which was really sweet and the school board said listen we want to read these books before we

01:48:56.000 give them the kids which is a good idea you should read the books before you give them the kids

01:48:59.180 but the school board the fast one that they pulled was is they said we're freezing these books until we

01:49:03.900 read them a year went by they still hadn't read them so our books a sesame street book about race

01:49:09.460 malala's book a book about hidden figures the women who helped in nasa all of these wonderful

01:49:14.760 books got banned so i get a call from my friends at fox news i get a call from cnn i get a call from

01:49:21.820 msnbc all of them going this is ridiculous you got to come on this is absurd when cnn and fox news and

01:49:28.860 msnbc agree yeah you know you know there's something right yeah there's so i go to the school board

01:49:33.800 meeting and i read my favorite line from i am rosa parks which your kids just brought in to me to

01:49:39.780 sign their copy it's their favorite book yeah they said it was their favorite book which shows what a

01:49:43.800 man you are incredible you and your wife are doing an incredible job and i read this line

01:49:47.360 it's always yeah no maybe not stew but yeah his wife clearly and uh and i read this line my favorite

01:49:53.340 line from i am rosa parks to the school board to their faces it says i am not a famous business

01:49:57.380 person i am not a famous politician i'm just an ordinary person but i'm also proof there's no such

01:50:02.200 thing as an ordinary person and i said i just want you to know that's what you're denying these kids

01:50:06.380 here and i thought i'd save the day and then all these kids start speaking about the books these are

01:50:11.920 the best books how could dare you ban them we want them back in our schools and the teachers start

01:50:17.380 talking about them the parents start talking about them i realized i don't even need to be there

01:50:21.320 by the time we're done the school board apologizes and undoes the ban and obviously the books are now

01:50:27.320 there we got 5 000 copies of books that were on that ban list donated to the school board to the

01:50:33.600 area there are only 5 000 kids in the school district now i am rosa parks is being taught

01:50:38.440 there in the school they have so many copies but i look through history glenn and i was like why are

01:50:44.080 we suddenly in 2022 still fighting book bans yeah right and i look back through history to find what's

01:50:50.860 the first book that was banned by our country as a whole and you know what it was it was historians

01:50:55.640 tend to agree it's harriet beecher stowe's classic uncle tom's cabin why was it banned right it's

01:51:01.360 banned because slave owners at the time did not want the idea that slavery was bad to be out in

01:51:06.160 the culture they slave owners didn't want any abolitionist ideas out in the culture they were

01:51:10.960 like they're going to indoctrinate our children and that word is what we're seeing right now used

01:51:15.480 over and over again they're going to indoctrinate our children and and what's interesting especially

01:51:19.440 with that rosa parks book none of us want our children indoctrinated and if you ask americans

01:51:24.520 you want them to indoctrinate your children 90 percent of people say of course not no one would

01:51:28.420 want whatever politics your side you're on no one would want that if you ask people do you want us

01:51:34.260 to have a sensitive age-appropriate conversation about race so we could get along better as a

01:51:39.120 culture 90 percent of americans will say of course and i just caution everyone out there don't take

01:51:45.100 the bait and the fear-mongering and instead actually say what are we doing here with these books

01:51:49.520 what why are we why do we have books about rosa parks and dr king out there what do they serve

01:51:54.200 our kids and to me if you're cheering while books are being pulled from the library you're on the

01:51:58.840 wrong side of history it will you will always be revealed whether it was banning shakespeare whether

01:52:03.380 it was banning uh huckleberry finn whether it's banning you know alice in wonderland or the i am

01:52:10.080 series the ordinary people change the world series you will you will eventually be revealed for what you

01:52:13.960 are and i just i am thankful that cooler has prevailed and i am rosa parks and i am martin

01:52:18.720 luther king jr and now back in the curriculum so in each of these books why do you put superman in

01:52:23.880 i put superman in for one reason you know the the series is called the ordinary people change the

01:52:29.080 world series and i love superman you love superman we obviously you helped me save the house where

01:52:33.120 superman was created but i put superman in because the most important part of the story is not superman to

01:52:37.780 me the most important part of the story is clark kent why because we're all clark kent we all know what

01:52:43.100 it's like to be boring and ordinary and wish we could do something beyond ourselves and that's

01:52:48.040 the lesson of these books is we never talk the books are never about when you're famous

01:52:52.040 it's always when they're kids so you see what abraham lincoln's like as a boy you see and i am

01:52:57.180 george washington what george washington was like as a boy and you of course you see him become president

01:53:00.980 and i am muhammad ali in the new one there's a scene when muhammad ali is a little boy he goes to

01:53:06.180 a restaurant in his neighborhood and he wants to be served they say you can't be served here because

01:53:09.940 you're black and he starts crying he's devastated as a little boy and then he wins the gold medal

01:53:15.460 for the olympics as a young man he's like i just won for the united states of america i won the gold

01:53:20.320 medal in boxing he goes back he's so excited that he goes back to the same restaurant that once served

01:53:25.020 me says now they'll certainly serve me he wears the gold medal into the restaurant to go be served

01:53:31.280 again says that when they see this medal around my neck they're gonna serve me and he sits down in

01:53:35.840 the booth and he says he orders a cheeseburger and a milkshake and they said we're still not serving

01:53:39.940 you and he takes the medal off and he says this medal is worthless to me unless we're all treated

01:53:44.680 equally and that's not the bad part of america it's the best part of america yes that you can

01:53:49.120 protest and you can try and change things and try and get equality and i know you know i love your

01:53:54.060 love of civil rights and how you fought for it all these years um and what i love is that you get

01:53:59.540 to the back of that book and there's that lesson again right that lesson of fight for what you

01:54:03.640 believe and i love the fact you know we picked the muslim hero purposely because we were like

01:54:08.040 we want to set the record straight we want to make sure that instead of spreading hate in this world

01:54:12.860 that we spread some love and i love that our books have been used to kind of fight back against the

01:54:17.740 cynicism that people use our books to build libraries of real heroes for their kids their

01:54:22.000 grandkids their nieces their nephews so you have you have given me and the audience a great deal

01:54:28.620 of thrills in our life either by reading your books or the stories that you tell and the things

01:54:35.400 that you've allowed us i mean you allowed me to help with superman's house i mean that is just the

01:54:42.620 coolest thing ever i told my son that you know hey we we helped say that and he's wait what i mean

01:54:49.640 it's really it's really cool you said to me at one point i'd give anything if i could just once

01:54:57.220 wear superman's cape no you don't have it wait oh we're gonna have to have a conversation is this

01:55:05.600 the one that was just sold yes it's it's the christopher reeve superman's cape is this from

01:55:13.160 superman 3 you just bought this i just bought this you know who bid against you for it you you're

01:55:19.100 looking at him i was bidding against you on that cape on that outfit oh i'd love you for it this is

01:55:26.140 even better because i didn't have to pay for it and i get to see it can you take the cape off i

01:55:30.380 mean you have to be able to wear superman's i mean you i literally bid on that i can show you the

01:55:36.420 bids i was going against one person we should have called each other we would have saved each other

01:55:40.060 so much money i'm like who is this guy that just keeps racking it up that's me it was me

01:55:46.760 unbelievable one person and one of the reasons why i was so dead set to get it was so i could

01:55:53.360 he could let you wear superman's cape you and i are bidding this up if we just had a phone call

01:55:59.420 to each other we could have saved ourselves so much money okay this is spectacular the best day

01:56:04.820 ever let me take let me take a break we get the cape off of his outfit and then brad melzer can wear

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01:57:52.400 we're with brad melzer and uh apparently he was bidding on superman's cape as i was bidding on

01:58:01.700 superman's cape uh and this is bring it over to bring it over to brad so he can see it i know it

01:58:08.700 says inside is the embroidered yeah christopher reeve uh it is true there it is and you have

01:58:15.080 you have always said to me oh i just would love to wear superman's cape i'm turn it the other way

01:58:20.220 this whole moment you got i was gonna say can you stand up i'm ready i'm ready okay okay he was a

01:58:24.940 little taller than you i only might be a slight bit i met his daughter his daughter and i did an event

01:58:29.140 together really send this to christopher reeve's daughter okay oh yeah i don't want to i first

01:58:35.100 i have to tell you what's physically happening to my body right now because it's just you know

01:58:40.180 those moments when you just say i'm having a permanent memory yeah i'm having a permanent

01:58:43.940 memory here this is this is christopher reeve's actual cape that the great part is is i never

01:58:51.800 the chills if you could see them in my body and here's the price tag that says glenn got screwed

01:58:58.840 it doesn't look as good with a suit i was gonna say i don't think it matches but this is gonna be

01:59:06.140 this is the dream i mean look at that look at that okay wait this is where i have to take my own camera

01:59:11.960 here give it to me i'll do you want me to take a picture we'll take it after we'll take it after but i

01:59:16.380 need to say this thank you for this moment thank you also for paying for this moment my wife is so

01:59:22.900 much happier that you paid for this moment than that i paid for this moment because you know what

01:59:27.840 i'm gonna have a house now and so i know you i literally know you i don't know if i told you

01:59:35.300 this this is my 25th year as a thriller writer i know you 25 years this and we've had some ridiculous

01:59:42.520 adventures together from cnn to fox to here to everything in between and i always think like

01:59:49.100 i'm gonna i'm gonna give you something good you win you win you win i thought i was gonna come in

01:59:54.800 you're gonna be like i'll do a solid we're gonna sell copies of the lightning rod you win yeah the

01:59:59.220 museum has wanted superman's outfit and cape for a long time because we're preserving culture and this

02:00:06.480 is such a huge piece but when i saw it all i thought of was right now this is all i'm gonna

02:00:12.600 help you get i'm gonna help you get a belt because i know guys who do the belt stuff and i can i'm

02:00:17.000 gonna connect you really oh yeah they have a real belt i don't or they they'll remake a belt for you

02:00:21.940 but they'll get you a proper these guys are like down to the stitching of the s they know how it's

02:00:26.960 crazy isn't it and you know the thing about this the thing about the christopher reeve outfits

02:00:31.820 is that there aren't that many you'd think there would be a lot of them but there aren't that many

02:00:37.820 i actually know my friend mark miller owns one of the capes from superman one and there's just not

02:00:43.100 that many of them that are out there anymore um so when i saw this one i mean every auction place

02:00:48.520 knows if a superman kid comes in just call brad and they know and when it came in i got the call

02:00:54.020 and uh and again i'm so glad it was you i the other one that was for sale was the the original

02:01:01.080 superman uh what was his name yeah kirk kirk uh uh uh i can't anyway george george reeves sorry george

02:01:10.500 reeves and then there's kirk allen sorry so but it's black and white it was weird because it was

02:01:14.820 because they filmed it they filmed in black and white right make it crisper they used to make they

02:01:18.880 used to is it's gray and and i looked at it and you and i off the air just so we can say it again

02:01:23.300 we were talking about it and both of us had the same reaction which is it went for double the money but

02:01:27.500 both of us were like it's not as cool as the real one yeah like we want to see i mean that is the

02:01:31.700 real one it is the real one but it's but i want to see blue and red and yellow if you don't have a

02:01:35.960 red and yellow s it's not really a superman yeah um and then you know and and had a little tear in

02:01:41.320 it so i you know i was the whole thing i remember thinking at the time look at him does he look like

02:01:47.020 a super by the way i just love that i'm doing the rest of this first one i look like lex luther

02:01:50.980 right you look like a super villain so now in a suit with a cape i just love that i'm doing the

02:01:56.320 rest of this interview wearing superman's cape yeah it just can't be the more surreal day of my life

02:02:01.620 that i mean you you can't make this yeah well brad it is always good to see you this is beyond good

02:02:07.520 thank you so much for everything the name of his book is the lightning rod a ziganola novel um it is i

02:02:15.440 have not read it yet i read every one of his books i think he is tremendous because you you

02:02:21.900 tell history all the way through and you learn stuff i mean i just reading your books is like

02:02:29.060 the end scene of indiana jones the first movie that's the warehouse i was in when i was researching

02:02:34.280 the book i found the real one that the government has that's where they have hitler's paintings and

02:02:37.820 all the stuff they call it they literally call it the indiana jones warehouse in the government

02:02:41.000 shut up i'm not joking it's not the they that's what they physically called

02:02:45.420 the room where they have it because it's it's how big is it it's massive it's massive stacked in

02:02:50.360 boxes like that it's tons of crates with all the art and all there's actually also weaponry they have

02:02:55.980 a lot of world war ii uh guns and and uniforms and why do they have all of this stuff because uh

02:03:01.840 they want to it's it they're on fort belvoir in virginia there is a museum that's there to preserve

02:03:08.860 american history and that's where the government's actually doing it they're taking all of their good

02:03:12.860 stuff and they took the art and that's where the artist in residence is based so when i was

02:03:16.600 researching the lightning rod i was like wait a minute so i'm like indiana jones right now right

02:03:21.700 i was like looking for giant boulders to come chasing behind me that is so but it was but but

02:03:25.860 i based that on the real thing and i love that people get to read the murder and the mystery and

02:03:29.940 figure out the ending but for me the fun is when you're turning those pages and you're learning

02:03:33.600 something yeah that's the best so great brad melzer the lightning rod available everywhere as always

02:03:39.560 brad thank you so much we will uh see you tomorrow on the radio god bless

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