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00:03:56.220 There is a great story out of the Wall Street Journal today.

00:03:59.800 This is in the op-ed section.

00:04:02.000 And it's called Scenes from Class Struggle in Lockdown.

00:04:07.200 And it's brilliant.

00:04:09.420 And the first piece that I have read where I think somebody really, truly gets it.

00:04:14.340 Listen to this.

00:04:15.480 I think there's a growing sense that we have to find a way to live with this thing.

00:04:19.800 Manage the best we can.

00:04:21.200 Muddle through.

00:04:22.640 COVID-19 is not going away anytime soon.

00:04:26.120 Summer may give us a break.

00:04:27.340 Late fall, probably not.

00:04:29.900 Vaccines are likely far off.

00:04:31.440 New therapies and treatments might help.

00:04:33.880 But keeping things closed up tight until there are enough tests is not a viable plan.

00:04:40.560 In the meantime, we have to ease up and manage.

00:04:44.840 We should go forward with a new national commitment to masks, social distancing, hand washing. 0.65

00:04:50.240 These simple things that have proved most valuable tools in the tool chest.

00:04:54.780 We have to enter each day armored up.

00:04:57.200 But at the same time, we can't allow alertness to become exhaustion.

00:05:02.580 We can't let an appropriate sense of caution turn into an anxiety formation.

00:05:09.520 We can't become a nation of agoraphobic.

00:05:15.160 Agoraphobics.

00:05:17.680 We can't.

00:05:18.540 We just can't be afraid of being outside.

00:05:21.380 We have to live carefully.

00:05:24.500 There's a class element in the public debate.

00:05:27.280 It's been there the whole time, but it's getting worse.

00:05:29.280 A few people in public life are acting as if they're sensitive to it.

00:05:33.740 Our news professionals in the past three months have made plenty of room for medical professionals and warnings of the illness.

00:05:40.320 Good.

00:05:40.700 We need it.

00:05:41.500 That was news.

00:05:42.240 They're now not paying attention to to an equal degree of sympathetic attention to the living those who are living the economic story, such as the Dallas woman who pushed back open her air salon was thrown in jail.

00:05:56.580 There is a class divide between those who are hard line on lockdowns and those who are pushing back.

00:06:01.860 The normal people aren't connected through professional or social lines to power structures, and they have regular jobs, service workers, small business owners.

00:06:12.340 And since the pandemic began, the overclass has been in charge. 1.00

00:06:16.960 Scientists, doctors, political figures, consultants calling the shots for the average person.

00:06:21.760 But personally, they have less skin in the game.

00:06:25.320 The National Institutes of Health scientists, they're not going to lose their livelihood over what's happened.

00:06:30.100 Neither will the midday anchor.

00:06:33.720 It's not that those in red states don't think that there's a pandemic.

00:06:37.920 They've heard all about it.

00:06:39.240 They realize that it is real, and it will continue.

00:06:43.540 They know they might get sick themselves, but they also figure it this way.

00:06:48.000 Hundreds of thousands could die in the American economy taken down, which would mean millions of other casualties, economic ones, or hundreds of thousands that could die if the American economy is damaged beyond repair.

00:07:00.100 There's foreclosures.

00:07:02.100 There's foreclosures.

00:07:03.640 There's unemployment.

00:07:05.780 They'll take the latter.

00:07:08.040 It's a loss either way.

00:07:10.560 But one loss is worse than the other.

00:07:13.560 They know the politicians and the scientists can't really weigh this on a scale with any precision because life is a messy thing and doesn't want to be quantified.

00:07:22.400 The article goes on to say, here's a generalization based on a lifetime experience and observation.

00:07:29.580 Working class people who are pushing back have had harder lives than those now determining their fate.

00:07:36.680 They haven't had familial or economic ease.

00:07:39.940 No one sent them to Yale.

00:07:41.900 They often come from considerable family dysfunction.

00:07:45.300 This has left them tougher or harder.

00:07:47.980 You choose the word.

00:07:49.140 They're more fatalistic about life because life has taught them to be fatalistic.

00:07:54.400 They look at those scientists and reporters making their warnings about how tough it's going to be.

00:07:59.260 But if we should lift lift shutdowns, it'll even be tougher.

00:08:03.240 And they think, oh, what informed, caring observers or not.

00:08:09.500 Rather, they think you have no idea what tough is.

00:08:13.260 You have no idea what painful is.

00:08:15.420 Why do you have so much to say?

00:08:19.080 The overclass says, wait three months before we're safe.

00:08:22.980 Their reply is, there's no such thing as safe.

00:08:27.400 Something else is true about those who are pushing back.

00:08:30.520 They live life closer to the ground and pick up other damage.

00:08:35.400 Everyone knows the societal costs in abstract domestic violence, child abuse.

00:08:41.160 But these people understand it as concrete.

00:08:45.820 A lot of bad things happen behind America's closed doors.

00:08:49.580 And the pandemic has made those doors thicker.

00:08:54.140 Meanwhile, some of the governors are playing into every stereotype of the overclass.

00:08:58.900 On Tuesday, Pennsylvania's Tom Wolf said in a press briefing that those pushing against the shutdown are cowards.

00:09:04.920 Local officials who cave into this coronavirus will pay a price in the state funding.

00:09:11.180 These folks are choosing to desert the the their cause, the face of the enemy in the middle of a war.

00:09:20.460 He said to put state certificates such as liquor license for any businesses that open, he'll he'll pull them.

00:09:28.480 He must have.

00:09:30.260 He must have liked sounding uncompromising like General George Patton.

00:09:34.740 But he wasn't like General George Patton.

00:09:39.280 No sympathy, no respect, only judgment.

00:09:42.840 That part of Patton he had.

00:09:45.480 Michigan Governor Whitmer called anti lockdown demonstrations racist, racist and misogynistic.

00:09:52.320 She called the entire movement political.

00:09:55.260 It was perhaps in part.

00:09:58.180 But the clamor in her state is real and serious.

00:10:00.960 People are in economic distress and worry that the foundations of their lives are being swept away.

00:10:06.600 She might as well just called them deplorables.

00:10:09.800 She said this protest will only make the lockdowns last longer. 0.54

00:10:14.100 Was that a threat or irony?

00:10:18.940 Here's the thing.

00:10:23.040 I think this is absolutely right.

00:10:25.620 I listen to these elites and I've given a pass that most people don't to Fauci because Fauci's job is to just focus on health.

00:10:39.160 Somebody else's job is to then say, thank you, Dr. Fauci, Mr. President, what he said, that's fine.

00:10:46.780 But we cannot last because of the economic impact, because of this, because of that.

00:10:51.480 So I give it to Fauci, but I don't give it to the press.

00:10:55.620 And let me tell you this.

00:10:59.040 All of these people who had lost their jobs, if Donald Trump would have been the one giving the lockdown orders,

00:11:07.080 if he would have listened to the left and the press and become a dictator and said, no, no one is opening up until this date.

00:11:17.280 All of these stories of these businesses that are closing, all of these stories of the guy who started his music store back in 1975 and it's been his dream and he wasn't rich, but he was happy.

00:11:30.880 And now he had to close it and the state came after him because he tried to open it up and now he's lost everything.

00:11:39.340 I guarantee you, all of those stories would have been wall to wall on cable news, would have been wall to wall on the front page of the New York Times.

00:11:48.960 But because it's the left that is doing this, they pay no attention to it.

00:11:55.420 That's the sad thing about our country.

00:12:02.640 And another thing that the press misses.

00:12:06.540 Nobody wants other people to die.

00:12:08.380 But reason, the reason why America is so on edge right now is not just the lockdown.

00:12:17.920 I believe Americans are happy warriors.

00:12:22.000 We do it if you suggest it to us.

00:12:24.540 If you, if you, if you force us into something, we don't want to do it.

00:12:29.340 But if we, if you just give us the information and let us decide for ourselves, we'll do it.

00:12:39.180 As evidenced in, in Stu's show last week, he did a whole show on just the stats on how Americans went into lockdown long before the state or the government said you should go into lockdown.

00:12:55.460 We knew, we watched TV, we started to self-quarantine automatically.

00:13:01.500 Now we've seen the results.

00:13:03.600 And if you're in New York City, you're not running out to a restaurant, even if they opened them today.

00:13:08.380 You wouldn't be running out to a restaurant in a crowded movie theater.

00:13:12.300 Here in Texas, it's not anything like it was in, in New York.

00:13:17.040 You're still not running out to a crowded place.

00:13:20.600 We wouldn't do it.

00:13:22.420 Why?

00:13:22.900 Because we're thinking human beings.

00:13:24.540 We're not sheep.

00:13:25.460 I want to hear from people today.

00:13:30.180 I want to hear from you.

00:13:31.820 888-727-BECK.

00:13:34.120 I want to hear from the people who have lost their business.

00:13:38.440 Or the people who have said, my business is actually doing better.

00:13:43.440 Or here's a surprise.

00:13:45.420 I actually like the lockdown.

00:13:47.960 And here's why.

00:13:50.000 Or people who are struggling in one way or another and you don't feel your voice is being heard.

00:13:54.500 Those who feel absolutely alone.

00:14:01.560 People who feel like nobody is saying this.

00:14:04.740 And to me, it's so obvious.

00:14:07.460 Today is your chance to say it.

00:14:09.620 And I want to hear it.

00:14:10.660 The number is 888-727-BECK.

00:14:15.880 I have some good things and bad things.

00:14:18.720 A lot of the bad things.

00:14:19.940 In fact, all of the bad things really kind of revolve around the economy.

00:14:23.800 And what I see coming in the economy.

00:14:28.760 And my teenage son.

00:14:31.800 Both my teenagers.

00:14:32.700 But mainly my son.

00:14:33.820 He's having a very hard time with school.

00:14:35.880 But personally, I like it.

00:14:42.940 I actually like doing the show from my house.

00:14:46.100 I like not having my kids running to this practice and that practice.

00:14:51.700 I like staying at home.

00:14:53.380 I like the, we have a siblings night where all the kids get together and they just play games and watch movies once a week.

00:15:01.940 We have a family night.

00:15:04.020 We, I like this.

00:15:05.880 I don't want to go back in many ways.

00:15:12.560 But I'm not, I'm one of the lucky ones.

00:15:15.740 I love my spouse.

00:15:17.500 I love my family.

00:15:18.880 I love my job.

00:15:19.840 And I can do my job from home.

00:15:22.920 And for me to, I could easily be one of those media people that say it's no big deal because it hasn't affected me.

00:15:30.040 Not in a negative way.

00:15:33.200 Financially, perhaps.

00:15:34.880 But other than that.

00:15:37.360 But there are people who are living on the edge when they say financially, perhaps.

00:15:40.860 They're like, financially, I'm a wreck now.

00:15:44.240 Not counting even those who have lost their job.

00:15:46.520 Not counting those who have a spouse who's abusive.

00:15:50.780 Or a spouse you just don't like.

00:15:53.360 I mean, I can't even imagine that.

00:15:55.260 Tanya and I were talking about this last week.

00:15:56.760 We haven't had an argument once.

00:15:58.380 Not once.

00:15:59.000 This whole time.

00:16:00.780 That's got to be rare.

00:16:02.940 Love it.

00:16:04.180 I actually like church.

00:16:05.800 I actually like doing the church the way we're doing it at home.

00:16:09.220 What were you saying?

00:16:10.080 Number one, you're a shut-in.

00:16:11.040 You're basically just admitting that you never want to leave the house.

00:16:13.200 Which is fine.

00:16:13.740 Oh yeah, no, no, no.

00:16:14.520 I am.

00:16:14.960 I am.

00:16:15.440 But it's actually helping me overcome something else.

00:16:17.800 I'm also a hoarder.

00:16:19.420 I mean, I'm not a weird, I mean, yes, I am a weird hoarder.

00:16:22.080 I'm not one that's collecting magazines and they're all to the ceiling.

00:16:24.880 But I see something of, you know, of history and it could be worthless or worth a million bucks.

00:16:33.580 It doesn't matter.

00:16:34.180 I mean, I love it.

00:16:35.180 If it didn't cost a dime or cost a lot, it makes no difference.

00:16:39.060 I just like history and I am a hoarder and I've got to get rid of a lot of this stuff.

00:16:44.900 I am in my house and I'm like, Tanya, how have you lived in this house?

00:16:48.120 Every closet, everything is full of crap that I've collected.

00:16:52.100 And she's like, I know.

00:16:53.100 Would you go through that closet?

00:16:54.160 And then I go through the closet and I'm like, but all of this stuff is really good.

00:16:58.820 I don't know what to do.

00:17:00.040 You're learning what things you need to address with a therapist later on, basically.

00:17:03.700 Yes.

00:17:04.480 Yes.

00:17:05.500 Exactly.

00:17:06.300 Exactly right.

00:17:07.000 Now, the fact that you haven't argued, is this because she's just dead inside or is

00:17:12.440 this, how do you?

00:17:14.140 Maybe a little bit.

00:17:15.280 Maybe a little bit.

00:17:16.320 She's just like, I don't care anymore.

00:17:18.080 You've just, you've sucked the life out of me.

00:17:21.220 Perhaps.

00:17:22.000 Perhaps.

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00:18:53.560 Did you see that Fred Willard died over the weekend?

00:18:57.880 Yeah.

00:18:58.120 That's really sad.

00:18:59.400 He's an all-time classic.

00:19:02.060 I mean, he's great.

00:19:03.860 I mean, going back to...

00:19:04.320 Were you there when I did a stage show with him?

00:19:07.520 Were you with me?

00:19:08.480 In Salt Lake?

00:19:09.900 No, no.

00:19:10.580 I did a...

00:19:11.340 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:19:12.460 I did a 4th of July Stadium of Fire with him.

00:19:16.120 That's true.

00:19:16.360 And he was the co-host.

00:19:17.640 Mm-hmm.

00:19:17.900 And there was nothing like working with Fred Willard.

00:19:22.040 And you could throw him anything, and he could go.

00:19:25.280 I mean, he was brilliant.

00:19:26.620 You'd be like, Fred, isn't that an elephant in your nose?

00:19:31.200 And he would go 10 minutes on...

00:19:33.860 Yeah, Glenn, it's a...

00:19:35.300 He's great.

00:19:36.220 That's why he was so good.

00:19:37.060 I mean, obviously, the Christopher Guest movies, he's really well-known for.

00:19:40.140 And he won a lot of...

00:19:40.900 I'd forgotten a lot of TV stuff, you know, Emmys and stuff for big series.

00:19:46.540 But going back all the way to, like, Fernwood Tonight...

00:19:49.520 I don't know if you ever watched Fernwood Tonight back in the day.

00:19:51.240 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:19:51.980 It was a great, innovative, crazy, brilliant show with him and Martin Mull.

00:19:56.800 The guy is an all-time great.

00:20:01.200 And, I mean, it sucks.

00:20:03.040 He was working all the way to the end.

00:20:05.160 Yep, he was.

00:20:05.920 All right, let me go to Melissa in Texas. 0.95

00:20:07.380 Hi, Melissa.

00:20:07.880 How are you?

00:20:10.180 Wow.

00:20:10.780 Well, first off, I'm good.

00:20:12.440 And Glenn Beck, it's an honor to talk to you.

00:20:14.760 Well, thank you very much.

00:20:16.580 It's an honor to talk to you, Melissa.

00:20:19.820 So, I was calling in to say I took care of my very first COVID patient last night.

00:20:25.060 So, I will say, disclaimer, only one patient.

00:20:30.960 My very first one, lady, was asymptomatic. 0.98

00:20:33.740 So, precautions that we took, I was gowned up any time I was in contact with her, limited the amount of time I was in contact with her to protect me.

00:20:44.280 Before I left work, I changed clothes, wiped down my shoes, took off my hair cap, put it in a plastic bag.

00:20:50.960 Personally, I feel like I'm pretty safe.

00:20:53.480 I'm a young, healthy person, so I'm good.

00:20:56.640 And precautions I'm going to take on my own without being instructed by any official by law is I called my sister, who I was planning on visiting this weekend, told her, hey, I came in contact.

00:21:10.120 I think I'm okay, but you make the decision if you feel like I'm safe to come over to your house.

00:21:15.540 Now, do you think, do you think, Melissa, this is, do you think this is because you're a nurse that you're doing that?

00:21:20.560 Or do you think Americans have enough common sense to figure this out?

00:21:27.880 I'm on the fence about that.

00:21:30.040 Because I will tell you, truthfully, the medical community is going just about as crazy as the common American.

00:21:35.680 I'm quite surprised that as educated individuals, they are going nuts and just, in my opinion, losing their common sense and going way overboard, my opinion.

00:21:48.680 So, well, that, that opinion will not be, you've just, you've just guaranteed that now we are no longer on YouTube, that this clip will be demonetized and banned and the WHO will be calling you now, Melissa.

00:22:05.960 I know, don't, don't, don't, don't tell too much information about me.

00:22:09.520 I don't want to be, I know, I know, I know.

00:22:12.460 Melissa, thank you so much for your phone call.

00:22:14.720 Appreciate it.

00:22:15.400 I'd like to hear from you.

00:22:16.380 Isn't it interesting that we are three months into it and here's a nurse in Texas who says, I've just, my first COVID patient, my first.

00:22:24.520 I think we flattened the curve and we made sure that we weren't overwhelming the system.

00:22:29.260 Maybe it's just me.

00:22:31.020 888-727-BECK-888-727-BECK.

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00:22:35.800 More in a minute.

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00:24:15.280 Hello and welcome to the program.

00:24:21.800 We want to talk to you today about the things that, A, you feel need to be said because you feel like you haven't been heard.

00:24:30.960 Or things that you need to think need to be said because nobody's saying them.

00:24:37.540 I'd like to hear about your life.

00:24:40.300 For me, their life is so much less complicated.

00:24:44.180 I was talking to a member of our church yesterday.

00:24:47.440 We were on the phone and we were talking.

00:24:49.460 I said, you know, I'm actually liking this a lot because it feels more natural.

00:24:55.840 It feels now.

00:24:56.460 I happen to not be living in an apartment.

00:24:59.240 I live next to my family.

00:25:00.840 So we are we're all together as a family.

00:25:03.360 But it seems more.

00:25:05.260 It just seems right to me.

00:25:07.540 Your situation may differ wildly.

00:25:10.940 But there are some good things.

00:25:12.500 I'd like to hear about that.

00:25:13.400 I'd like to hear about the things you're struggling with that don't seem to be understood by others.

00:25:20.240 Amy in Washington.

00:25:22.880 You've got you've got Governor Inslee up there.

00:25:25.640 How are you doing?

00:25:27.540 I'm doing OK, but not really.

00:25:31.820 Why do you say not really?

00:25:32.920 Well, I'm I work in a public health office and I'll kind of leave that out of it.

00:25:40.720 But my struggle is, is that they put out all these really stupid guidelines last week on phase one clarifications and phase two clarifications for outdoor tennis, paddle boarding, horseback riding.

00:25:54.840 All these other really stupid things.

00:25:56.680 But they've done absolutely nothing to combat what's going on in the long term care facilities.

00:26:03.820 And I'm what I mean, what's what's happening there?

00:26:10.780 Well, most of our deaths, most of our cases are in long term care facilities and they'd like you to think otherwise.

00:26:15.760 And I've been speaking out about it and I've really pretty much gotten nowhere and I'm just shaking even talking to you about it.

00:26:26.000 I'm sure I can hear it.

00:26:27.660 I know we're listening because I'm more conservative than most people that I work with.

00:26:34.600 I moved here.

00:26:36.580 I'm just I'm very shaken by everything that's going on right now, just in the country as a whole, but especially in the bluer states with the governors like this who have pretty much overtaking everything.

00:26:48.660 If you can't go out and play tennis safely, I don't know what you can do safely.

00:26:52.340 Yeah, horseback riding seems like you should be able to do that pretty safely.

00:26:59.220 There are tell me what's happening in your long term health care facilities there in Washington that you think need addressing.

00:27:06.320 There's there's a horrible story.

00:27:08.300 I think it's from the Post.

00:27:09.360 I don't know, Stu, if you saw it, but there is a story about what the FEMA nurses that are volunteers from all over the country are finding in New York at health care facilities,

00:27:21.020 at state run health care facilities.

00:27:23.040 I mean, it's it's really, really bad.

00:27:28.280 There have been problems with facilities, you know, probably for 20, 30 years.

00:27:33.320 I've been speaking up about it for quite a long time because all those things went unnoticed when this hit.

00:27:39.660 It just made things much worse.

00:27:41.880 And now all the facilities are locked down.

00:27:43.780 Family members can't go in.

00:27:45.140 They're not sending a lot of inspectors in.

00:27:47.760 So nobody really knows what's going on in them.

00:27:49.840 So I can sit here and speculate on what's going on in them.

00:27:53.360 OK.

00:27:54.080 All right.

00:27:54.380 I have a good idea on what I think is going on in there.

00:27:58.400 Thank you very much.

00:27:59.900 I appreciate it.

00:28:01.700 We're going to get to the health care situation, long term health care in a while.

00:28:06.480 Melanie's on the phone.

00:28:07.380 Hi, Melanie.

00:28:09.060 How are you?

00:28:10.140 I don't know what I don't know what I've done without listening to your program and all of you guys.

00:28:15.620 You kept me going and kept my sanity because we were all laid off.

00:28:20.100 Everyone lost their job and, yeah, we got our lousy little $2,400 for a couple.

00:28:25.880 I have a 17-year-old son that I was self-employed with that he works with.

00:28:29.300 Well, I guess he didn't count.

00:28:30.660 He didn't get anything, so he doesn't eat.

00:28:34.840 But I ran a small cleaning business.

00:28:38.140 We live in an area, South Florida, with old people. 1.00

00:28:41.300 Nobody wanted any cleaning.

00:28:42.840 All the parties were canceled.

00:28:44.960 And I applied for the PPP loan, thinking, OK, this is a lifeline.

00:28:48.480 Went to all the trouble, two, three different places.

00:28:52.480 Dug out all the receipts with the predominantly cash.

00:28:55.840 Did the payroll and everything.

00:28:57.300 I pay him.

00:28:57.980 He pays for his school.

00:28:59.820 Bottom line is I got an approval code and said, OK, you'll be hearing from us.

00:29:04.220 The second round's coming.

00:29:05.360 You'll be hearing from the lender.

00:29:07.380 And I waited and waited and waited and didn't hear.

00:29:10.520 And finally this Saturday, one guy called me back.

00:29:14.720 The bottom line is he says, well, you took a loss on your taxes last year.

00:29:18.100 I said, it was the first year I was in business.

00:29:19.760 I said, but you saw all the cash receipts and everything and what the expenses were.

00:29:23.780 And I said, so you mean to tell me I'm denied under $10,000 to Titus over a couple of months

00:29:30.300 when big businesses got it?

00:29:33.440 Well, yeah, that's our lending requirements.

00:29:35.020 I said, I got an excellent credit rating.

00:29:36.640 That doesn't count for anything.

00:29:37.760 No, and it was devastating.

00:29:40.580 So I said, all the big guys got the PPP stuff.

00:29:43.920 And small people like Shelly Luther, who I'm sure couldn't get it either, couldn't get it.

00:29:50.020 And it's very discouraging because my other son just got his first unemployment check last week.

00:29:57.500 What are we, two and a half months, three months into this?

00:30:00.200 That's how screwed up the Florida unemployment.

00:30:01.760 So how are you managing, Melanie?

00:30:07.640 You went through all of our savings, and it's like you just, there's no hope.

00:30:12.500 Don't know, these people are still walking around here with masks on when they're jogging outside.

00:30:18.420 In their cars, they've got masks.

00:30:20.400 It's like total fear amongst the seniors that they're going to get sick and die.

00:30:25.160 It's like paranoia.

00:30:25.760 Probably more of them are going to die from hypercampanity after listening to Pat.

00:30:32.240 Walking around with a mask and everything.

00:30:34.580 But I know, I'm so bad.

00:30:36.440 I want to tell the people when I go in the grocery store, I say, look, you're working all day.

00:30:40.120 These young people with masks on, what kind of long-term health care problems are they going to have from this?

00:30:46.540 But it's sad.

00:30:47.360 So, Melanie, hang on just a second.

00:30:48.940 I just have to point out to the audience, you don't have any income coming in.

00:30:54.680 Your family has lost your job.

00:30:56.560 You only have one unemployment check.

00:30:58.900 You don't see your business turning around.

00:31:01.500 You're not getting help from the government.

00:31:04.040 Why is your mood so great?

00:31:07.560 Oh, because I listen to you, and you give me hope.

00:31:11.120 I mean, that and my faith in God.

00:31:13.160 God let me know that, you know, hey, the pastor yesterday that we listened to on TV, on the Internet,

00:31:21.680 he said, you know what, there's a lot of people in despair.

00:31:24.820 You know, listen to God and don't give up hope.

00:31:26.600 God's still in control.

00:31:27.760 But it's hard because you don't know what the future is.

00:31:31.860 You know, if my husband will be able to get a job, my gosh, he's 60 years old.

00:31:35.380 I mean, what's the likelihood of getting a job at 60?

00:31:37.840 At least not what he had.

00:31:40.580 So you were applying for PPP.

00:31:43.860 You were applying for PPP.

00:31:45.640 How much were you looking for?

00:31:48.280 Under $10,000.

00:31:49.960 I mean, it was like $10,000.

00:31:50.700 And what were you going to do with it?

00:31:53.020 And what did you need it for?

00:31:54.580 Utilities and pay my son two and a half months worth.

00:32:00.280 He gets $1,000 a month because I could claim he didn't have to pay income tax on it.

00:32:06.120 He's paying for school.

00:32:07.680 He's getting a pilot's license.

00:32:10.640 And he pays for all his own flying.

00:32:13.200 And that's why we're doing it.

00:32:15.880 I mean, my husband pays for the bulk of everything.

00:32:18.740 But, you know, hey, you just deal with it.

00:32:20.560 We paid for the utilities and his flying.

00:32:23.380 But it's just amazing.

00:32:25.400 You know, I don't know who got the loan.

00:32:28.340 I haven't talked to anybody who did.

00:32:30.680 Oh, I take that back.

00:32:31.520 One of the resorts did.

00:32:32.540 But it is, you know, I just don't know what the future holds.

00:32:39.120 And I think that's the scariest.

00:32:41.820 All right.

00:32:42.060 Well, here's what the future holds for you.

00:32:43.740 I'm going to write you a check for $5,000 and send it to you.

00:32:47.520 And you take it and make sure your family is taken care of.

00:32:52.220 I love your attitude, Melanie.

00:32:53.920 I just love your attitude.

00:32:55.420 Oh, I don't want to take that.

00:32:57.900 That doesn't seem right.

00:32:59.820 I mean, we...

00:33:00.680 Why isn't it right?

00:33:01.380 I'm very blessed.

00:33:03.760 You believe in God.

00:33:04.920 You have hope.

00:33:06.400 You're very...

00:33:08.020 I'm very blessed.

00:33:10.520 Let me do this.

00:33:12.700 You've brought great joy to me in being somebody who is really struggling and is making it.

00:33:20.180 I can't even...

00:33:23.560 I don't even have words for it because it's...

00:33:25.520 I just wanted to call and let people be aware of what the PPP is not doing for people.

00:33:30.660 We're all in this all together.

00:33:37.880 All you have to do is just hold on the line and we're going to get a number from you and we'll send you that.

00:33:45.240 All right?

00:33:46.300 God bless.

00:33:47.920 Stick to it and stay with it and don't give up hope.

00:33:52.620 All right.

00:33:53.000 Just a second.

00:33:53.800 And you want us to disconnect her so we don't have her number, right?

00:33:57.740 Just want to make sure.

00:33:58.740 Yeah, of course.

00:33:59.220 We're not on the air, are we?

00:34:00.160 No, no, no.

00:34:00.660 Of course not.

00:34:01.180 Okay, good.

00:34:01.620 Yeah.

00:34:01.880 I'll take care.

00:34:02.320 Yeah, and I'm not doing that.

00:34:03.260 I'm not doing that again.

00:34:04.440 I'm not doing that again.

00:34:05.500 But I just...

00:34:06.660 When she said, I believe in God, and I felt like at the time I was like, I should help her.

00:34:13.080 And she said that.

00:34:15.180 That's what we are supposed to do with each other.

00:34:18.360 Hi.

00:34:18.440 Hi.

00:34:18.860 Yes.

00:34:20.100 I...

00:34:20.820 Lots of business stuff.

00:34:23.300 And wow.

00:34:23.900 Need a hundred grand.

00:34:25.960 Yeah.

00:34:26.260 Wow.

00:34:26.760 Family.

00:34:27.460 Yeah.

00:34:27.940 Bad.

00:34:28.220 See you later.

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00:35:54.740 All right.

00:36:12.400 So Melanie, I was just talking to her.

00:36:14.640 She hung up.

00:36:15.640 We put her on hold and she hung up.

00:36:17.440 Melanie, call us back.

00:36:19.460 We need to get some information from...

00:36:21.700 Hang on.

00:36:21.920 Is this her?

00:36:22.380 Hi, I'm here.

00:36:23.440 Yes, this is Melanie.

00:36:24.860 No, this is not...

00:36:25.780 You should have sent me money.

00:36:26.940 This is not Melanie.

00:36:27.520 More money?

00:36:28.400 No, this is not...

00:36:29.420 More than you gave me last time?

00:36:31.560 Yeah.

00:36:32.060 So tell me about yourself again, Melanie.

00:36:35.300 I'm a housekeeping business or...

00:36:41.740 You sound like you're not sure.

00:36:45.500 I think my son's a captain of a boat.

00:36:48.020 Okay.

00:36:49.580 No.

00:36:50.420 Thomas, thank you.

00:36:51.600 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:36:54.520 Hello, Thomas.

00:36:58.060 I wanted to go to Thomas first.

00:36:59.940 If I could go to Thomas.

00:37:01.660 Hello, Thomas.

00:37:02.600 I'm here.

00:37:03.420 Hey, Thomas.

00:37:04.620 Oh, Glenn.

00:37:06.260 Sorry.

00:37:06.620 Yeah, you're Thomas.

00:37:07.420 I'm Glenn.

00:37:07.940 That's all right.

00:37:10.100 No, the thing I want to point out is that conservative radio in general has missed a very significant point.

00:37:15.740 And that point is that governments can be lawless themselves when they deny higher law.

00:37:22.200 The Declaration of Independence is the preamble and the text of our country, and it specifically addresses this lawlessness.

00:37:31.620 And basically, the principles of socialism allow people to break higher law in perpetuity for the benefit of those in power.

00:37:43.280 But I've got a few other comments, but I'll delay so that you can address what I've already mentioned.

00:37:48.040 Well, I think we have.

00:37:50.240 I don't know what talk radio you're listening to, but we have been addressing that.

00:37:55.760 You know, governments are instituted among men to protect these rights, and they are not protecting these rights.

00:38:01.680 They are instead abusing those rights to claim to give us an overriding right of being safe.

00:38:10.220 And there is no way – that's not a guaranteed right, in fact, a right that's never been issued to any of us.

00:38:17.120 All right, Thomas, one more comment.

00:38:18.260 Go ahead.

00:38:19.400 Okay.

00:38:19.900 I bring up the example of Shelley Luther and Judge Eric.

00:38:25.400 Judge Eric needs to be pointed out as a lawbreaker.

00:38:28.640 That's the point I'm trying to make.

00:38:30.160 He is breaking higher law.

00:38:31.820 He is violating it, and he's in open rebellion against the people.

00:38:36.380 And he demonstrated that with his ruling on Shelley Luther.

00:38:41.220 Yep.

00:38:41.860 Thank you, Thomas.

00:38:42.560 I appreciate it.

00:38:43.100 Let me go to Chris in Missouri.

00:38:44.380 Hello, Chris.

00:38:48.200 Chris, are you there?

00:38:50.780 Yes, I'm here.

00:38:52.180 You're a pat head?

00:38:53.300 All right.

00:38:53.680 Go ahead.

00:38:54.240 Yeah, so that full disclosure, that's where you know this conversation is going.

00:38:58.220 I was called –

00:38:58.960 All right, I got it.

00:38:59.660 I got it.

00:39:00.900 1099 struggles, but I figured I'd intersect some good.

00:39:04.840 This coronavirus lockdown has actually brought me closer to my daughter.

00:39:12.080 We lost her mom, my wife, at birth, and I've always seen dropping her off at daycare and picking her up is, I'm embarrassed to say, somewhat of a burden.

00:39:22.860 But now it's between her and I.

00:39:26.780 It's just I'm enjoying every day that I get to spend with her.

00:39:30.540 And, you know, I picked up a job at a – I'm a realtor, so I picked up a job, an extra job at a big box store just to make some extra money.

00:39:39.320 But I just can't wait spending time with her now.

00:39:43.580 I know.

00:39:44.480 It's great.

00:39:45.440 Chris, thank you for that comment.

00:39:48.540 My family is closer than I think we have ever been as well.

00:39:53.860 And it's amazing the things that, as a dad, at least I can say as a dad, the things that I have not done in the past just because I've been busy or I've been at work.

00:40:08.020 And now that I'm here, just the ability to get up in the morning and, you know, say good morning to the kids or have lunch with the kids or just even just, you know, pop in on the grandkids and say, hey, what's going on, is really fantastic.

00:40:28.740 And it's been – hang on.

00:40:31.960 Okay, is this Melanie?

00:40:33.340 Hello.

00:40:34.140 Hello.

00:40:35.600 Hi.

00:40:35.860 Hi.

00:40:36.740 Hi.

00:40:37.580 Yes.

00:40:38.020 Yeah, Melanie's son here.

00:40:39.880 Yeah, and I know you.

00:40:41.240 I've listened to you for a very long time.

00:40:43.180 Just wanted to say I know you're skeptical of the banks and the government.

00:40:48.920 Probably the easiest thing to do here is just to leave the money in the mailbox.

00:40:52.000 I'll come by and pick it up today.

00:40:53.860 Just leave it in an envelope.

00:40:55.680 I'll have no problem.

00:40:56.660 You don't even need to look outside.

00:40:58.720 Thank you.

00:40:59.060 I'll be there.

00:40:59.680 Let me go to – let me go back to the phones at 888-727-BECK at the top of the hour.

00:41:06.800 Also, I want to talk to you about some of the things the lockdowns are enhancing.

00:41:13.920 Some of them very, very good.

00:41:16.180 Some of them not so good.

00:41:17.760 And I don't see anybody really taking concern with these things.

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00:44:12.880 I've been asking you today to call in and tell me how you're doing and tell me the things that you've been shouting about inside, the things that you think need to be said and haven't been said.

00:44:34.340 Well, I got to make a confession to you next.

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00:45:06.160 And I'll explain it to you in 60 seconds.

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00:47:23.240 I was not planning on talking about this today, but I am so bothered by it that I have to.

00:47:30.880 I had just a wicked dream last night, and it was one of those accusing dreams where I'm, you know, a group of people or whatever, or you're like, what are you doing, man?

00:47:52.060 What are you doing?

00:47:52.640 And I don't know if you've ever had one of these, and I don't know if I've ever even had one of these, but it was a group of people that were saying, you know what has to be done.

00:48:07.800 You know what has to be said, and you're not doing it.

00:48:15.540 And I said, well, I'm trying, but, you know, COVID and everything else.

00:48:21.780 And I realized how it just as dream just kind of put it into terms, it doesn't have to be anything.

00:48:30.460 It just has to be said and has to be done.

00:48:32.700 So I was planning on meeting with some people today to take care of it, but I am so moved by, I have to say this to you today.

00:48:42.940 And it revolves around what we were trying to do at Gettysburg, and because of COVID-19, I don't know exactly what we're going to be doing.

00:48:50.800 But that whole thing with Gettysburg, the point of it was, is to call America back to God and make a covenant with God.

00:49:04.560 And that's where it has gotten dicey for all people involved.

00:49:09.800 I mean, there is a, there is a state, I think, senator or representative up in Pennsylvania that tried to just get the state of Pennsylvania to reissue the national proclamation that Abraham Lincoln issued right after Gettysburg.

00:49:29.240 And she was called all kinds of names.

00:49:33.140 It was, I mean, it went nowhere.

00:49:35.400 It went nowhere.

00:49:37.700 And it kills me because everything in this proclamation, I think, appeals to us today.

00:49:44.680 We tried to get a proclamation through the, some of the state houses.

00:49:49.860 We've tried to get this proclamation done by the United States Senate, and it is a non-starter.

00:49:55.360 Like, no one will pick it up.

00:49:57.000 No one will pick it up.

00:49:57.980 And so I believe the American people need to pick it up because I don't care what Washington does.

00:50:03.720 Washington is not us.

00:50:06.260 We are not just our government.

00:50:11.820 We, the people, are in charge.

00:50:15.740 And we, the people, must lead.

00:50:19.380 So I want to tell you what I think needs to be said, and we need to come together as a people and make this covenant.

00:50:26.840 And I'll give you more details on what the hell, how we're going to do it, hopefully by the end of this week.

00:50:32.700 But it's not going to be anything grandiose.

00:50:35.220 It's just going to be done.

00:50:38.320 Let me read this proclamation verbatim.

00:50:41.760 And when I'm reading it, I think there's only one, one place that needs to be changed, really.

00:50:48.640 And it's two words, civil war.

00:50:52.680 You could just add cold to civil war, civil cold war.

00:50:57.640 But that's the only place that it has a message that is not today.

00:51:02.680 So listen to this.

00:51:05.200 Whereas a joint committee of both houses of Congress has waited on the president of the United States and requested him to recommend a day of public humiliation, prayer and fasting to be observed by the people of the United States with religious solemnities and offering a fervent supplications to almighty God for the safety and welfare of these states.

00:51:26.220 His blessing on our arms and a speedy restoration of peace and whereas it's fit in becoming in all people at all times to acknowledge and revere the supreme government of God, to bow in humble submissions to his chastisements,

00:51:41.120 to confess and deplore their sins and transgressions in the full conviction that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and to pray with all fervency and contrition for the pardon of our past offenses and for a blessing upon our present and perspective action.

00:52:02.000 And whereas when our own beloved country, once by the blessings of God, united, prosperous and happy, is now afflicted with faction and civil war,

00:52:15.840 it is particularly fit for us now to recognize the hand of God in this terrible visitation and in sorrowful remembrance of our own faults and crimes as a nation and individuals,

00:52:29.780 to humble ourselves before him to humble ourselves before him and to pray for his mercy and to pray that we may be spared further punishment,

00:52:38.740 the most justly deserved, that our arms may be blessed and made effectual for the reestablishment of law and order and peace throughout the wide extent of our country.

00:52:53.880 And that the inestimable boon of civil and religious liberty earned under his guidance and blessing by the labors and sufferings of our fathers may be restored in all of its original excellence.

00:53:06.900 I, therefore, Abraham Lincoln, president of the United States, do appoint the last Thursday in September.

00:53:12.400 Next is a day of humiliation, prayer and fasting for all the people of the nation.

00:53:17.100 I do earnestly recommend to all the people and especially to all the ministers and teachers of religion of all denominations and to the heads of all families to observe and keep that day,

00:53:27.920 according to their several creeds and modes of worship in all in all in all humility and with all religious solemnity and to the end that the united prayer of the nation may ascend to the throne of grace and bring down plentiful blessings upon our country.

00:53:45.920 I've set my hand upon the seal, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

00:53:50.400 When he made that proclamation, we had lost all but one battle, I think one or two battles in the civil war.

00:53:56.600 It was a halfway point.

00:53:59.880 After this proclamation, I think we won every battle except one.

00:54:07.780 I think.

00:54:09.980 That we are living in a time where God has blessed us with this coronavirus and cursed us.

00:54:15.920 He's blessed us with this coronavirus.

00:54:19.040 It has caused a great deal of pain.

00:54:22.940 But I also believe that it is able to bring us a great deal of happiness and perspective and wisdom.

00:54:35.300 There is a.

00:54:38.020 There is a poll that is out today.

00:54:40.620 And this poll shows an unprecedented increase in self-reported worry.

00:54:50.540 That's what they say.

00:54:52.700 But if you look, if you look at that poll that was released, that worry is down from April.

00:55:08.780 April, the beginning, March and early April, that's when all of us, we were so worried about everything.

00:55:18.020 I want to give you today's poll.

00:55:22.920 March 23rd through April 5th, Gallup took a poll and they said, are you happy?

00:55:29.940 The percentage of Americans that said they were happy was 67%.

00:55:33.940 The percentage of Americans answering that question between April 27th and May 10th, this last poll, has gone from 67% to 72% Americans that are happy.

00:55:52.840 I'm not seeing that reflected anywhere.

00:55:55.760 And why is it we're happy?

00:55:57.160 I just heard from a woman in Florida.

00:56:02.800 She didn't have anything going her way. 0.97

00:56:05.260 And she was still happy.

00:56:07.320 She had hope.

00:56:08.920 She had hope.

00:56:10.660 She had faith.

00:56:14.240 How many of us are worried?

00:56:16.480 59% back at the beginning of this thing were worried.

00:56:21.980 How many are worried today?

00:56:23.940 47.

00:56:24.380 It doesn't mean that we're not worried about anything.

00:56:27.440 We've got lots of things to worry about.

00:56:29.520 It just means we have it in control.

00:56:32.480 How many of us are bored?

00:56:34.420 We're locked up.

00:56:35.160 How many of us are bored?

00:56:36.840 46% when this thing first began.

00:56:40.720 Down to 41% today.

00:56:44.280 Loneliness is flat 24 to 24.

00:56:49.460 This has been a great blessing.

00:56:50.880 I think there are many things to be grateful for because of the COVID virus.

00:56:56.300 Yes, I know there is suffering.

00:56:57.760 I know there is pain.

00:56:58.740 I know there has been death.

00:57:01.360 Lots of it.

00:57:04.380 But there is also perspective.

00:57:08.240 There is gratitude for the things that we do have.

00:57:13.460 There is an understanding of what really is important.

00:57:19.800 There is a great awakening of how important our families are versus how important our jobs are.

00:57:27.740 There is a great awakened spirit of what's really important in your life.

00:57:34.700 And how much of it is just meaningless.

00:57:41.140 All the things that the world told us we needed to care about.

00:57:45.320 I care about my kids in school right now.

00:57:52.680 And I care that they're not learning what they need to learn.

00:57:55.600 But I'm not concerned because of college.

00:57:58.480 I'm concerned because there are things they have to know to be prepared.

00:58:04.360 To be a productive member of society.

00:58:07.560 And for as bad as schools have been.

00:58:12.600 And some schools are great.

00:58:15.540 They were providing that basic service.

00:58:20.740 And now they're missing out on that.

00:58:22.760 And how long will their life be delayed or set back if we continue to do this?

00:58:29.760 But I have hope in the future.

00:58:38.860 I don't necessarily have hope that our government is going to fix anything.

00:58:42.140 But I have hope that Americans get it.

00:58:47.440 They get it.

00:58:49.680 They're not seeking power.

00:58:51.520 You know why some of our lives I think we're happier?

00:58:54.040 Is because a lot of people just aren't paying attention to the news anymore.

00:58:57.220 They're paying attention to the COVID news.

00:58:58.780 But they're not paying attention to all the crap that's going back and forth.

00:59:02.300 All the stuff that we listen to.

00:59:05.740 That we debated.

00:59:06.540 That we talk about all day long.

00:59:08.900 Who said what and what.

00:59:10.660 Good God.

00:59:11.780 How could anybody be happy listening to all that stuff?

00:59:14.680 None of it means anything.

00:59:21.120 We've been given this opportunity I think to recognize.

00:59:25.880 How great we have it.

00:59:27.360 To recognize what's really important.

00:59:33.440 And hopefully to recognize.

00:59:36.120 Wow.

00:59:36.800 We have gone astray.

00:59:39.160 And we like sheep have gone astray.

00:59:42.240 Each to his own way.

00:59:43.960 And we just.

00:59:47.880 Need to recognize these certain rights.

00:59:51.180 Because they're not ours.

00:59:52.380 They belong to him.

00:59:54.100 And governments are instituted among men to protect those rights.

00:59:57.500 And our governments.

00:59:58.700 All around the country are not protecting those rights.

01:00:01.940 They're going the other way.

01:00:02.940 And that's why the people are upset.

01:00:05.020 That's what the people are worried about.

01:00:06.780 That's what's making people go into the streets.

01:00:08.920 Stop treating me like this is your country.

01:00:12.340 And not my country.

01:00:14.800 You don't tell me what to do.

01:00:17.520 You represent me.

01:00:19.840 I don't know how we're going to do it.

01:00:26.440 Because we can't all get together.

01:00:27.960 But.

01:00:29.000 We can all come together one way.

01:00:31.000 And I'll be telling you about it sometime later this week.

01:00:33.280 Hopefully.

01:00:33.680 Because we've got to do it.

01:00:35.400 Because when I'm having dreams about it.

01:00:37.680 When I can't stop thinking about it.

01:00:39.520 In the first hour of the show.

01:00:40.920 And I just.

01:00:41.800 I'm just being crushed.

01:00:43.780 By it.

01:00:45.120 I got to talk to you about it.

01:00:47.700 I'm not.

01:00:48.380 I'm a bad liar.

01:00:49.880 And I can't.

01:00:51.220 I can't.

01:00:51.680 I just.

01:00:52.320 I have to say the things that are on my heart.

01:00:54.660 And this is on my heart.

01:00:56.340 And I urge you.

01:00:57.680 I urge you.

01:00:59.120 To go to the.

01:01:01.020 Internet now.

01:01:02.200 And just download.

01:01:04.000 Abraham Lincoln's.

01:01:05.400 Proclamation of a day of fasting.

01:01:07.940 And I want you to.

01:01:09.140 Read over it.

01:01:09.900 And read over it with your family.

01:01:11.180 And tell me.

01:01:12.300 Tell me where that's out of date.

01:01:13.660 Tell me where that's controversial.

01:01:17.680 Tell me why.

01:01:19.340 In this proclamation.

01:01:20.780 It says that we have waited.

01:01:23.220 On the president.

01:01:25.480 To observe this.

01:01:27.100 And so we.

01:01:27.960 The House and the Senate.

01:01:29.300 Call on him.

01:01:30.440 To observe.

01:01:31.420 And how I can't get anyone.

01:01:33.520 In Congress to move.

01:01:35.360 No one will even be brave enough.

01:01:36.960 To bring it up.

01:01:40.240 To present it.

01:01:41.580 Let alone vote for it.

01:01:43.660 When there is no vision.

01:01:47.440 The people shall perish.

01:01:49.180 There is a vision.

01:01:50.200 And we're denying that vision.

01:01:51.800 And it's the.

01:01:52.580 It's the vision.

01:01:53.940 Of our founders.

01:01:55.280 Set forth in our declaration of independence.

01:01:57.660 And that is the vision that made us who we are.

01:02:00.220 That is the vision that made America great.

01:02:02.340 That is the vision that America is hungry for.

01:02:05.220 Both left and right.

01:02:06.880 That everyone is equal.

01:02:12.300 And we're born that way.

01:02:14.320 And it's what we do with our life.

01:02:15.800 That sets us apart.

01:02:16.900 But we have that right to pursue happiness.

01:02:18.760 And stop denying those basic rights to us.

01:02:22.060 We must turn back to him.

01:02:25.300 More in just a second.

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01:04:15.560 Let me go to Tim.

01:04:16.520 Hi, Tim.

01:04:17.220 Welcome.

01:04:19.700 Yes, good morning, sir.

01:04:21.460 Thank you for taking my call.

01:04:23.620 You bet.

01:04:24.020 I want to tell you, I got the blaze for Valentine's Day.

01:04:29.580 A lot better than that heart-packed t-shirt I was going to get.

01:04:33.680 That's great.

01:04:34.700 That's great.

01:04:35.660 No doubt.

01:04:36.740 Hey, the thing is here is that I wanted to say that you have helped us find the reset button in our lives.

01:04:43.920 And your inspiration is second to none, sir.

01:04:47.140 And I think that families have come together.

01:04:50.000 They're taking walks.

01:04:51.460 We go to the restaurant.

01:04:53.020 We order out, eat in the parking lot like we used to do with the driver.

01:04:55.980 Remember those days?

01:04:56.940 Yeah, I know.

01:04:58.400 It's weird, Tim.

01:04:59.600 I feel exactly the same thing.

01:05:02.060 We've gone to Sonic, and we've done the drive-thru, which, you know, I haven't done since I was a kid with the family and really just had the time to enjoy it.

01:05:12.000 Hang on, Tim, because I know you want to talk about your son with ADHD.

01:05:15.020 We'll get there next.

01:05:15.640 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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01:06:54.000 Welcome to it.

01:06:54.660 We were talking to Tim in Maine, and he's got a son who has ADHD, and how is this affecting him, Tim?

01:07:03.640 He's 40 years old, sir, and he works away from us, but he was diagnosed with ADHD when he was three.

01:07:11.140 With that, he is being told by other people that he's going to die, and he's frightened.

01:07:21.600 He's frightened to go out.

01:07:22.480 He said, Dad, if I come home, I may end up running out of gas on the way home and end up in boogie land and not be able to get out.

01:07:29.400 He said, how do I do that?

01:07:30.980 He's not a child anymore.

01:07:32.320 He's a grown man, but he's scared to death.

01:07:35.580 He's got no money.

01:07:36.420 He's got no money, and we're trying to get him to come back to the farm where he can eat and drink as we would anyone that would stop by if they were hungry.

01:07:47.020 But I don't know.

01:07:48.100 There's got to be other parents out there with this frightening thing that the child goes to dark places, and he never was before.

01:07:55.960 But it's all stimulated by this.

01:07:57.940 I think we all have, I mean, many of us have stories like that.

01:08:03.380 We have, you know, our kids have all gone through a bout of depression from this, and all of the family has had their different bouts of, you know,

01:08:17.760 my son in particular is in high school and, you know, typical teenage boy and likes to be out and playing with friends and doing things,

01:08:26.540 and he is really having a difficult time with all of this.

01:08:32.840 But we're weathering it.

01:08:34.320 But I don't think people are paying attention to the severity of what's happening behind the closed doors in America,

01:08:42.660 and the media is completely off of that because it would play into the narrative, I guess they would think, of Donald Trump opening up the country.

01:08:54.480 And so they're missing all of these real stories that are affecting real people.

01:08:59.600 Thanks, Tim.

01:09:00.220 My best to you and your son.

01:09:01.440 Mike in Florida.

01:09:02.640 Hello, Mike.

01:09:04.440 Hi, Glenn.

01:09:05.320 How are you?

01:09:06.840 Good.

01:09:07.180 How are you?

01:09:08.540 Hanging in there.

01:09:09.320 So how are you dealing with the lockdown?

01:09:14.000 I got to tell you, it really hasn't affected me much.

01:09:17.560 In fact, I'm actually liking it a lot better working from home.

01:09:21.120 Luckily, I work at a call center, so the transition to working at home was rather simple.

01:09:27.420 I don't have to see the coworkers that really get under my skin because they don't do their job.

01:09:34.580 Right.

01:09:35.680 Yeah.

01:09:36.400 It is good for that.

01:09:37.860 You're not spending part of your day going, why does that person still have a job?

01:09:42.540 You don't have any of that during your day, which is very nice.

01:09:47.520 I'm more productive at home because I can actually smoke while working and not have to worry about going up.

01:09:55.420 I will tell you, Mike, that studies are showing that, on general, businesses are finding that people are much more productive at home.

01:10:04.540 And I don't know if I'm more productive.

01:10:08.220 I think the quality of my work is up.

01:10:11.440 You know, I think I may spend less time, but I'm doing a better job at it.

01:10:17.400 Have you found that, Stu?

01:10:19.580 Well, I mean, I haven't been working at home.

01:10:21.500 I've been here.

01:10:22.860 Oh, yeah, that's right.

01:10:23.860 That's right.

01:10:24.340 It's been a bit weird.

01:10:25.120 See, you have a double whamming. 0.68

01:10:28.320 You've gone in to work, and so you've really started to like the commute.

01:10:35.100 Yes, the commute is much better.

01:10:37.500 I know.

01:10:37.900 Today was the first day I really noticed an uptick in the amount of cars on the road.

01:10:43.840 And, you know, for us, essential people, unlike you non-essential people like Glenn Beck, us essential people, we've been talking about it now.

01:10:53.800 We're just like, oh, gosh, the non-essentials are coming back.

01:10:56.560 Do you believe this?

01:10:57.580 They're starting to come back out on the roads.

01:10:59.600 They're starting to beat businesses.

01:11:01.620 We're looking down on those non-essentials who are now crowding our roadways and grocery stores and gas stations.

01:11:12.580 You'd lead a campaign to have license plates that are different for essentials and non-essentials.

01:11:19.880 You'd be like, yeah, you can respond to that 911 call if you want, but it's a non-essential worker, so I don't know if I would.

01:11:26.840 Thank you.

01:11:27.180 All I'm saying is, look, don't we deserve our own roads?

01:11:31.840 Special lanes.

01:11:32.220 Should we be on the same roads as the non-essentials?

01:11:36.020 It just seems absurd.

01:11:37.660 No, I get it.

01:11:38.380 I get it.

01:11:39.060 I get it.

01:11:39.600 I get it.

01:11:40.500 All right.

01:11:41.160 Back to the phones.

01:11:42.180 Who's next on the line, Sarah?

01:11:45.160 Hi, Steven.

01:11:46.060 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:11:48.900 Glenn, good to talk to you, buddy.

01:11:51.360 Good to talk to you, my man.

01:11:52.420 What's happening?

01:11:54.180 Hey, listen.

01:11:54.900 I got a lawn care business here in North Carolina, and every day I'm out here hustling and making it work,

01:12:01.820 and I got your program in my earphones every day from 9 to 12.

01:12:06.340 And, you know, when this whole shutdown first started, my wife said, what are you going to do?

01:12:12.380 And I got out a piece of paper, started making out a schedule, contacting customers.

01:12:16.940 I said, I'm rolling.

01:12:18.040 I'm not stopping.

01:12:18.640 And our governor here, even though he's a tyrant, religious tyrant, he kept essential workers as a lawn care, and so I was able to work through it.

01:12:29.740 But it didn't matter, because if he had not, I would have kept working anyway.

01:12:33.600 And I think that's one of the problems.

01:12:34.940 People should have just kept working, just kept going, keeping businesses open, you know, like the Shelly Luther lady and the Mikey guy up in Michigan with a barber.

01:12:45.100 Just keep working, just keep going.

01:12:47.940 We are not a people that can be shut down.

01:12:50.900 Like you were saying, you know, a couple weeks ago, I heard you say, we're just not that type of people.

01:12:55.100 And I've been working every day, nonstop.

01:12:57.420 I've been even more busy than I ever have been, because some people are afraid to get out.

01:13:02.360 Some people are afraid to do things.

01:13:04.160 And I've just been, I hate to say taking advantage of it, I'm not, but they've been thanking me for coming out and, you know, keeping their lawns looking good.

01:13:10.760 But I just kept working, and I'm still doing it.

01:13:13.720 I don't need anything from the government.

01:13:16.440 You know, I just, I don't need it.

01:13:18.040 I don't want anything.

01:13:18.820 And I feel sorry.

01:13:19.640 I feel terrible.

01:13:20.480 That lady you had on earlier that you gave me the money to, the house cleanly, I've thought about, you know, people like that. 0.99

01:13:26.520 That was heartbreaking, hearing that lady.

01:13:28.380 And that was such a good deed you did for her.

01:13:29.980 But, I mean, those are, there are people everywhere like that.

01:13:33.360 And I've been telling people about it.

01:13:34.520 And I've been so blessed and thankful.

01:13:37.300 Let me tell you this real quick, though.

01:13:38.560 The one reason that's in our genes about that, my grandfather was in the Navy in World War II.

01:13:45.840 He enlisted when he was 17 years old.

01:13:48.660 And when the Navy found out about it, they didn't have instant background checks and stuff like that.

01:13:52.820 And when they found out about it, he was on a ship in the middle of the Pacific, and they sent a helicopter to go and get him.

01:13:58.600 And they told him, you know, look, we're sorry you can't, you know, be in the war when you're 17.

01:14:03.580 But when you're 18, you can relist and come back.

01:14:06.080 And when he turned 18, he went right back to the Navy and went, he believes, so strong in the country.

01:14:11.900 And when Ronald Reagan, President Reagan, found out about it in the 80s, he sent our family a letter of accommodation.

01:14:16.980 That's who we are.

01:14:18.020 We just keep rolling.

01:14:19.340 We just keep going.

01:14:20.860 We don't stop.

01:14:21.820 And that's the same for him.

01:14:22.720 I'm just working.

01:14:23.660 I'm continuing to work.

01:14:25.220 I'm more frightened of the people who are scared of this whole thing than I am, really, of the virus itself.

01:14:33.060 They're frightening people that want to shut down workers.

01:14:35.960 And listen, I listen to you every day, 9 to 12.

01:14:40.140 I got you on my earphones.

01:14:41.600 I got headphones on.

01:14:43.380 And I listen to you guys, and you kept me going.

01:14:45.760 And, you know, I'm thankful for that.

01:14:48.100 I'm thankful for you guys.

01:14:49.560 Well, thank you.

01:14:50.160 I'm working nonstop.

01:14:51.660 Stephen, I'm glad to hear from you.

01:14:54.720 Thank you for your spirit.

01:14:55.980 Thank you for continuing to go on.

01:15:01.300 And it's amazing to me because as you're talking to me about, you know, that's not who we are and your grandfather.

01:15:09.960 I'm reminded of a story of, and I can't remember his name.

01:15:13.360 Somebody, I mean, Google has it, so somebody can look it up real quick.

01:15:17.180 But he was one of the first guys.

01:15:18.920 You know, the Pony Express didn't go on for very long.

01:15:22.440 And the Pony Express, in the job, you know, flyer, if you will, the posters, they wanted young orphans because the life expectancy of these Pony Express riders was, you know, six months to a year.

01:15:41.240 And they would be taking the mail through the most dangerous parts of the country, and they just wouldn't stop.

01:15:49.300 They would actually switch horses along the way, grab some water, get back on the fresh horse and continue to ride.

01:15:56.740 Well, one of them was like this 10-year-old kid, and I can't remember his name now, but he rode, and he was just, the kid was fearless.

01:16:06.000 He does Pony Express, then he, I think he fights in the Civil War.

01:16:14.420 He fights in the Civil War as a Pony Express rider, right around that same time.

01:16:18.000 Then he goes and he applies to fight in World War I.

01:16:23.620 He fights in the Spanish-American War, World War I.

01:16:28.020 Then he applies to fight in World War II, but he's so old, they're like, dude, you can't. 0.88

01:16:34.680 He goes up to Canada and tries to get into the Canadian military.

01:16:42.580 The British say, we'll take you, but instead, we decided to put him on the road here to help raise money for war bonds here in the United States.

01:16:53.000 But the guy just wouldn't give up, and those are the stories that used to stir us, you know?

01:16:58.880 I was talking to somebody this weekend about a series of books.

01:17:02.920 There are these great books that were written in the 30s, 40s, 50s, and they started to fall out of fashion in the 70s.

01:17:11.340 They were all kids' books, and they all talked about heroes, American heroes and foreign heroes all over the world.

01:17:17.000 And, you know, we were talking about how they were driven by the story.

01:17:24.840 And, yeah, they didn't have all the details, and they didn't have all the bad things in them, etc., etc.

01:17:30.380 So people would say, well, then they're technically wrong.

01:17:33.140 Well, no, because what they were were stories.

01:17:36.720 They were stories to make us understand who we are and who we can be.

01:17:43.920 So, yeah, the new history books, some of them you could say maybe are more accurate, but I wouldn't say that because they're so skewed the other direction and so skewed with lies.

01:17:56.680 This, what, 1619 project with the New York Times is an abomination to history, an absolute abomination to history.

01:18:06.340 But they started doing it slowly.

01:18:09.460 They started, you know, checking all of the boxes on, well, let's make sure we really focus on all the bad things here as well.

01:18:15.800 Then they just went off the rails and started making things up.

01:18:20.340 But the point of history is not the year.

01:18:24.720 I don't care.

01:18:25.680 1692, the Columbus sailed the ocean blue.

01:18:28.760 I don't care.

01:18:30.000 I don't care.

01:18:31.040 I don't care who the commander of the army at Stony Point was in the Revolutionary War.

01:18:40.960 Don't care.

01:18:41.840 Don't care.

01:18:42.660 Now, if I need to know that, I can Google it.

01:18:46.360 If I need to know the date, I'll Google it.

01:18:49.360 The date might mean something if it's connected to something else.

01:18:53.720 Sure.

01:18:54.060 But I need to know the story.

01:18:56.640 I don't care that Stony Point was taken by Matt Anthony Wayne.

01:19:03.440 What I do care about is that he and his men fought and fought and fought.

01:19:08.660 And about one o'clock in the morning, he was shot in the head.

01:19:11.980 And they're like, you got to get out.

01:19:14.060 You got to get off the battlefield.

01:19:16.100 And we now know him as Matt Anthony Wayne said, no, the battle's raging.

01:19:21.480 And they put a bandage around him.

01:19:25.200 The guy's got a bullet hole in his head.

01:19:27.520 And he's got a bandage around him.

01:19:29.340 He continues to fight.

01:19:31.280 They win Stony Point.

01:19:33.540 Now, do you even know about the battle of Stony Point?

01:19:36.840 It was very important at the time.

01:19:38.760 Do you even know?

01:19:39.580 Do you even care?

01:19:41.140 Here's why I care.

01:19:42.060 Not only did Matt Anthony Wayne continue to fight all the way through it, he then sat down and wrote a letter to George Washington and and said, I have to write still with the whole bleeding in his head said, first, I have to write the general and tell him what happened.

01:20:01.180 And he writes a simple note, and it just says, dear general, the garrison and the fort are ours, period.

01:20:12.520 Your men fought like men determined to be free.

01:20:17.160 Anthony Wayne.

01:20:19.580 That's the important part.

01:20:21.880 Your men fought like men who are determined to be free.

01:20:26.240 We need to start telling our stories again.

01:20:31.820 We need to start looking for those people.

01:20:35.440 You know, quite honestly, our last caller sounded like a man determined to be free.

01:20:49.840 All right.

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01:21:53.780 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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01:22:10.440 So, Stu, Stu, so I go on the break.

01:22:13.100 He's there with, it's Bronco Charlie Miller.

01:22:17.320 Charlie Miller was that kid I was telling you about.

01:22:21.060 So, what facts does Google now give you that are more powerful than the story?

01:22:29.040 Really, none.

01:22:30.160 But clean up the story.

01:22:31.760 Tell me about him.

01:22:33.300 Well, I mean, I think, you know, it seems like you pretty much had it done.

01:22:36.160 His elderly attempt to get into the military seems to have been World War I.

01:22:42.160 He did live until 1955.

01:22:44.820 But when he went to Canada and tried to get in the military, he was 67 years old and then tried to convince Canada he was 44.

01:22:52.760 And I guess apparently it worked.

01:22:55.600 He fought for Canada.

01:22:58.400 Wow.

01:22:58.960 Yeah, so he was in the Pony Express.

01:23:04.480 Then didn't he fight in, like, Cuba or something as well?

01:23:08.060 Did it say that?

01:23:11.160 He's, one of the things that he's not really known for is he was a hard-living guy.

01:23:19.400 He was a drunk and not really a believer in God.

01:23:26.980 And he turned his life over in a Salvation Army meeting at one point, transformed his life.

01:23:33.680 And he's just a fascinating guy.

01:23:36.240 But, you know, those old books that I was talking about, those children's books, they absolutely had one on Bronco Miller.

01:23:43.980 And it's a story we don't tell anymore.

01:23:47.040 And when we lose track of where we came from and who we came from, we then lose who we really are.

01:23:53.980 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:23:59.640 Thank you so much.

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01:25:08.920 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:25:29.200 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:25:33.160 Well, hello, America, you sick freak. 1.00

01:25:39.180 Welcome to the program.

01:25:40.380 It is Monday.

01:25:41.820 And we have a lot to go over.

01:25:44.140 We're going to tell you the latest on Elon Musk, which is absolutely crazy.

01:25:50.240 40% now, talking about crazy, say they want to continue homeschooling their kids.

01:25:56.100 That is a huge, huge number, if that is true.

01:26:02.260 Also, about 30% of us, employers are now saying, probably can stay home.

01:26:09.040 I mean, you still have a job, but can stay home and do your work from home.

01:26:13.640 Another huge change, what that means for anybody who bought real estate in places like, oh, I don't know, San Francisco.

01:26:21.500 All of that.

01:26:22.540 And your phone call leads the hour at 888-727-BDCK.

01:26:26.740 I want to hear from you what's happening, the good things, the bad things, and the things that you think nobody is talking about.

01:26:36.340 And you keep saying, why is everybody missing the point?

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01:26:43.680 We start with your thoughts in one minute.

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01:26:51.820 All right.

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01:26:55.840 I hate that phrase.

01:26:57.320 I hate that phrase.

01:26:58.700 But the new normal is going to be about saving money, about living a simpler life, hopefully.

01:27:04.680 I mean, hopefully we're finding that now.

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01:28:21.820 I want to talk about productivity at home and who is staying home, who's not, and what that's going to mean for all the big cities.

01:28:30.080 They are all promoting stay at home, stay at home, stay at home.

01:28:32.640 Really?

01:28:32.820 What kind of income tax are you going to put on those buildings now because no one is working from those ghost towns?

01:28:41.480 Let me go to Jeannie in New Hampshire.

01:28:43.380 Hello, Jeannie.

01:28:43.960 How are you?

01:28:44.860 Hello, Mr. Beck.

01:28:47.060 How are things?

01:28:48.500 I'm very good.

01:28:50.020 Oh, good.

01:28:52.260 I've heard today it's overcast, so you're coming in clear.

01:28:57.180 I don't always hear you.

01:28:59.500 All right.

01:29:00.200 All right.

01:29:00.620 And when I do hear you lately, I've heard you mention your concerns about abuse, domestic abuse.

01:29:10.320 And I've always, I'm a little dyslexic.

01:29:15.460 It's like being a little pregnant doesn't exist. 0.71

01:29:18.900 It's a little way when you're 72, and I need to own a book in order to read it.

01:29:25.340 So whenever you would come out with a new book, I would get it because I could read your books.

01:29:29.800 And probably the best book on abuse was written by you.

01:29:38.800 Really?

01:29:40.320 Snow Angel.

01:29:43.120 And I remember being at a fair once that was run by a woman's group that did a lot with domestic abuse.

01:29:52.020 And I mentioned it to the woman, and I said it was written by Glenn Beck, and her arms went immediately across her chest, and her foot started tapping.

01:30:00.340 Yeah.

01:30:01.600 I gave that book to a friend.

01:30:04.760 It was so clear she was being abused.

01:30:07.600 And it started the way abuse always does.

01:30:10.780 They first annihilate you from your family, your friends.

01:30:16.940 They start with the newest, so they're the easiest to get away.

01:30:20.040 But in that book, it shows that, indeed, God is always with you.

01:30:29.440 And there are people who really never leave you.

01:30:34.760 And they're there for when you need them.

01:30:36.800 And she read that book, and when she was finally able to get strength and courage, your book helped her to get to where she is today, which is in a safe place.

01:30:51.480 She is still fighting the abuse, because abusers continue to abuse, no matter what. 0.89

01:31:02.940 And she still refers to your book.

01:31:07.040 Thank you, Jeannie.

01:31:08.380 I appreciate that.

01:31:10.040 You know, that is the one book that I don't felt I wrote, that actually wrote itself.

01:31:16.980 I was actually on stage.

01:31:19.720 Excuse me, my dog is.

01:31:22.220 Somebody must be at the door.

01:31:24.240 But I was on stage, and there was a place on one of the shows that I was doing where I was on stage, and I didn't have to say anything for about 10 minutes.

01:31:36.460 Maybe not even that long.

01:31:38.280 And it was towards the end of the show.

01:31:40.180 And I sat there, and that entire story downloaded into my head.

01:31:45.620 And when I walked off stage, I said to the person who was standing there, the stage manager, I said, I need a piece of paper and some pencils, quickly.

01:31:56.940 And I went back out, took my bow, and then I sat backstage and wrote down all the points of that story.

01:32:03.260 And it was written really for my sisters as we grew up in an abusive household.

01:32:11.360 And, you know, at the end of my father's life, he was abusive in a weird way.

01:32:24.320 He allowed abuse to happen.

01:32:26.700 He became my mother instead of his father, who was abusive.

01:32:31.000 And he just, he, or he became his mother, who just stood by the abuse instead of being the abuser.

01:32:40.100 And, um, he kept repeating this pattern.

01:32:44.860 And at the very end, um, my father, who had become my best friend, uh, we were estranged at the very end, um, because we had an intervention and it did not go well.

01:33:00.400 And, uh, it's something I struggle with still to this day, trying to understand, um, abuse.

01:33:10.700 And I don't think you ever can.

01:33:12.420 It's just a sickness.

01:33:13.560 And sometimes it's a sickness that goes on and on and on.

01:33:18.160 And, um, it should be all of our goals to stop it in whatever form it takes in our, in our home.

01:33:26.680 Otherwise, if we are not strong enough, or we think we're not strong enough, or we are, uh, we allow it to go on in some other way, but we are not the abuser this time.

01:33:37.820 It continues generationally.

01:33:42.120 Thank you for reading that book.

01:33:43.560 It's called the snow angel.

01:33:44.820 If you haven't read it, it's a great story.

01:33:47.040 Um, Mike, uh, welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:33:50.680 Good morning, Glenn.

01:33:51.660 It's great to be on with you.

01:33:53.380 Thank you, sir.

01:33:54.140 Uh, a long time, long time listener, Glenn Beck, every morning, uh, first time caller.

01:34:00.160 I, uh, I spoke with your receiver earlier, uh, here in Maine.

01:34:04.860 We, uh, we've obviously been less affected by the viruses in most of the country, fortunately, but economically that has been no different.

01:34:13.920 I'm a small business owner.

01:34:15.340 I train, uh, racehorses, which our season came to a stop because of that.

01:34:21.000 And, uh, I, I applied for the PPP loan, which I wasn't surprised that I, that I didn't get, uh, but that aside from that, a couple of the people that invest with me, that buy horses with me, they have other businesses that are doing just fine through this.

01:34:37.760 They did not apply for the PPP loans.

01:34:40.700 This is four different cases.

01:34:42.920 And their local banks call them to say that, uh, your business, you know, you're a good customer of ours.

01:34:49.160 You haven't, you haven't applied.

01:34:50.800 There's a certain amount of money that we have available.

01:34:53.400 You folks need to come in and get signed up for this to get that loan.

01:34:57.120 Um, and these were a couple of few businesses that weren't going to lay anybody off.

01:35:01.180 In fact, one of them was a trucking company that's actually busier than usual.

01:35:05.360 And another, a convenience store owner that has stayed open to it all and has actually found their profits have increased.

01:35:12.280 Uh, just, that's quite a, quite a problem in our, in the way that system is set up, unfortunately.

01:35:17.940 And, uh, some of the small really are struggling.

01:35:21.040 They're getting left behind.

01:35:21.900 Well, I will tell you this.

01:35:23.980 I, I do know that if you have a good relationship, we've heard this from the beginning.

01:35:28.580 If you have a good relationship with the bank, um, you have a, uh, an easier time getting it.

01:35:34.360 If you just started your business, you're just, you don't have a chance of getting it.

01:35:38.680 Um, the way it was set up, uh, is, uh, you know, is flawed, but it was, it was set up in the middle of the night overnight.

01:35:47.340 And everybody is just playing it, I guess, the, the best way that they can to some degree.

01:35:53.380 I think there are some sharks out there that are also, uh, using it, but I'm, I'm sorry to hear that.

01:35:59.200 Mike, how's your business holding up?

01:36:01.640 Uh, well, we, uh, we race seasonally and we usually start the very beginning of April.

01:36:06.440 So as you can imagine, after about three months with no income, we were just about to get the ball moving and, uh, down the field and the brakes came on.

01:36:15.260 So we've been sitting idle for a couple of months.

01:36:17.640 Uh, our industry is struggling financially because of that, but things are starting to open up where we're, we're, we're very hopeful that we're going to get the green light in the near future and be back and running.

01:36:28.640 Uh, we certainly hope so.

01:36:29.980 I, my family, I happen to be blessed.

01:36:32.240 My wife is an RN, so it's not as though we're without income, but, uh, some of, uh, my colleagues that totally rely on this industry, uh, being agricultural based in on the move.

01:36:44.360 We're certainly really struggling right now, uh, but we're hoping to climb out of it in the very near future.

01:36:51.220 Hmm.

01:36:51.860 Thank you very much, Mike.

01:36:53.080 God bless you.

01:36:54.160 Um, and best of luck to you.

01:36:55.580 Let me go to Daniel.

01:36:56.680 Hi, Daniel.

01:36:57.280 You're on the Glenn Beck program.

01:37:00.260 Hi, Glenn.

01:37:01.680 How are you doing?

01:37:03.200 Good.

01:37:04.500 Uh, I just want to, I'm just saying, uh, honestly, this whole quarantine has been a breath of fresh air for our family.

01:37:14.200 Uh, my wife has spent most of the last five years bedridden with various illnesses and is just now starting to find help.

01:37:23.980 So, um, it's been, yeah, so it's been really just an opportunity.

01:37:30.480 I have two kids, a 10 year old and, uh, uh, another boy just turned seven.

01:37:35.060 Um, so from the family side, it's really been just an opportunity to, um, really just, just reconnect instead of having to, um, just try and survive, which is what we've been doing.

01:37:48.720 Yeah.

01:37:48.980 Yeah.

01:37:49.020 For the, the recent past.

01:37:51.660 Um, and I do, I do video production full time.

01:37:55.240 So from a job side, um, I work with my dad and a company he started in 91.

01:38:00.940 So from a job side, most of our work was corporate events in the spring.

01:38:05.040 So obviously those all got canceled.

01:38:07.080 Um, but it's just been, it's been an opportunity to, um, pursue some projects with our family.

01:38:15.060 Um, from the production side, we actually were inspired by you, kind of inspired by you with your, I know y'all had the guy on that, that shared a bunch of board games and you.

01:38:26.300 Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:38:27.400 They weren't just how hard it was to pick up.

01:38:29.340 So we actually started a panel where our 10 year old and six year old teach board games, um, from a kid.

01:38:35.920 Oh my gosh.

01:38:37.760 Oh, what is your way?

01:38:39.880 Wait, what is your YouTube?

01:38:40.820 Because the games that we, uh, that we have like four games, we cannot figure them out.

01:38:46.160 We're like, we play them and we're like, we're playing this wrong.

01:38:48.400 We got to be playing this wrong.

01:38:49.660 And there's a few of them.

01:38:51.480 There's a few of them.

01:38:52.280 We don't want to read the instructions, but there's a few of them that we read the instructions.

01:38:55.900 They still don't make sense.

01:38:57.160 And without somebody that's played the game, it's so hard.

01:39:03.140 What's the YouTube channel?

01:39:04.340 Our YouTube, uh, it's, it's the channel is called kidsplaining.

01:39:08.340 Kidsplaining, we don't have enough subscribers yet to get a custom URL.

01:39:12.160 So we have the website kid-splaining.com and that takes you straight there.

01:39:18.440 Uh, and they're all, they're not, they're not kid versions of the game.

01:39:22.600 They're all adult games.

01:39:23.760 They're all, but they're all games that are, are six year old and 10 year old can play with

01:39:27.960 our family.

01:39:28.760 Um, sometimes the six year old needs to play on a team, but they're all.

01:39:33.680 That's great.

01:39:34.480 Playing them in a really simple way that anyone can pick up.

01:39:37.240 It's like kids explaining, but kid dash, kid-splaining.com takes you.

01:39:43.060 Got it.

01:39:43.480 Got it.

01:39:44.080 Um, got it.

01:39:45.060 Thank you so much, Daniel.

01:39:46.340 I appreciate it.

01:39:47.180 And that, you know what?

01:39:47.900 I got to tell you, I keep saying to my son and my daughter, you guys got to do this.

01:39:52.180 Mom and dad, we're, we, we, you know, maybe we're just too old to understand instructions

01:39:58.020 anymore and the kids can't even figure it out.

01:40:00.560 Well, I don't know if, I don't know if they've really tried really super hard on some of them,

01:40:04.320 but one of them, the, the, uh, it doesn't matter.

01:40:07.460 There's one that we're playing that my son was the one that gave the instructions and

01:40:11.460 he ended up winning like by a billion miles.

01:40:14.880 And we're like, yeah, I don't believe that this is the way you play the game.

01:40:18.580 It'd be great to have, uh, to have that, especially if you are playing these new board games.

01:40:23.820 Cause we've been trying to, and every time we play them, we just love it.

01:40:28.700 Um, but, uh, I think there's, I think there's something to be said for games coming back into

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01:42:10.700 I got some sad news, uh, this weekend.

01:42:21.300 Um, the guy who I grew up listening to, uh, that made me want to be a DJ in the first place.

01:42:30.860 Uh, the guy who I learned more about how to really be effective on radio, uh, his name

01:42:40.060 literally was Charlie Brown, uh, and he died over the weekend.

01:42:45.280 Um, and he was in his seventies, uh, and he had Parkinson's, uh, which I didn't know.

01:42:52.840 Uh, he was, he was the happiest guy I had, uh, I think I knew in radio or even know of

01:43:02.620 in radio.

01:43:03.400 He was really, really happy and, and just seemed born to do it.

01:43:08.160 Uh, and I was, I was glad to hear that I, I read his, uh, story in the, I think it was

01:43:14.580 the Seattle times.

01:43:15.440 And, uh, it said, once he left the studio, Mr. Brown headed for a quieter place, spending

01:43:21.520 time with his family, fishing and crabbing near his home in Bainbridge Island and pointing

01:43:26.000 out stars in the night sky.

01:43:29.060 Um, he was, uh, he was an interesting guy.

01:43:33.460 Uh, and I'll never forget.

01:43:38.020 I'll never, I'll never, I'm no more.

01:43:41.020 I couldn't be more grateful to anybody, but my savior, uh, honestly, uh, he taught me

01:43:48.040 even though he didn't know it, he taught me so much of what I, what I wanted to be, who

01:43:55.960 I wanted to be and, and, and how to be a performer on radio.

01:44:02.280 Uh, he was an exceptional man, truly an exceptional man and he will be missed.

01:44:07.060 I remember the first time he called me, I was probably 15 years old.

01:44:11.020 And I had sent a tape to him because, uh, somebody who was a mentor of mine said, you

01:44:16.180 should send it.

01:44:16.760 You've, you've idolized this guy, send him a tape, let him, let him listen to it.

01:44:21.120 And so I sent him a tape and it was early in the morning and he called me and he said,

01:44:25.340 Glenn Beck.

01:44:25.960 And it was a school day and, uh, about 7am, 6am.

01:44:30.140 And I said, yes.

01:44:31.140 And he said, uh, Charlie Brown.

01:44:33.560 And I said, shut up.

01:44:35.080 And I hung up the phone on him and, uh, really, and then he called back.

01:44:40.360 Yeah.

01:44:41.120 And he called back and he said, uh, don't, don't hang up on me.

01:44:46.560 Is this Glenn Beck?

01:44:48.020 And I said, is this really Charlie Brown?

01:44:51.580 And he said, yeah, you sent me a tape.

01:44:55.260 And I said, yes, I did.

01:44:57.920 And he said, well, I think it's great.

01:45:00.640 Would you like to come down and, and, uh, talk to me about a job?

01:45:03.660 And I said, yes, sir.

01:45:06.540 Uh, when?

01:45:07.360 And he said, you know, on this day, I said, well, it'd have to be on a Saturday because

01:45:11.540 I had school and he didn't understand why, but he said, okay.

01:45:15.020 Then I went down and, uh, I went into his office and he just looked at me and he said, hi.

01:45:21.140 And, uh, I said, hi.

01:45:23.280 And he said, um, you are.

01:45:26.100 And I said, Glenn Beck.

01:45:26.980 And he said, oh, is your father coming along?

01:45:30.280 And I said, no, he's actually waiting in the car.

01:45:32.020 And he said, but aren't I going to talk to your dad about, and I said, well, you could,

01:45:37.440 I didn't understand what he was really saying was I didn't, I wasn't going to hire a kid.

01:45:41.500 I don't know who you are.

01:45:42.900 I'm looking for the adult Glenn Beck.

01:45:45.040 Um, and he hired me and I don't know why he hired me because I was awful, but he hired

01:45:51.900 me and, uh, and taught me so much.

01:45:54.240 I would, I would stay in the overnight after my shift and I would wait to go to school and

01:46:00.140 I would watch him, uh, for an hour every time I could, and I could do, make it to school

01:46:06.120 on time.

01:46:06.640 I would watch him and, uh, I learned so much from him.

01:46:12.360 All right.

01:46:13.080 Uh, our number is 888-727-BECK.

01:46:16.420 It is Monday and we want to hear from you.

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01:46:35.760 more on this coming up.

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01:47:54.540 Hey, don't forget to check out Stu and Stu does what tonight, Stu?

01:47:58.940 Uh, Stu does something.

01:48:00.700 Stu does Texas.

01:48:02.440 Texas.

01:48:03.160 Wow.

01:48:03.720 Wait.

01:48:07.720 This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:48:13.940 It's Monday.

01:48:15.160 And we thought we would talk to you today and hear your voice.

01:48:18.800 What is important to you?

01:48:20.620 What is it that people are missing?

01:48:22.680 How have you adapted to life as we get ready to go back in many of us to a normal life?

01:48:30.900 Some of us, not for a while, things that you're going to take with you, things that you thought

01:48:36.020 were good about this, things that you thought were, uh, you're happy to get rid of.

01:48:40.140 It's shocking to me.

01:48:41.460 40%, 40% of, uh, people who were, uh, uh, at home with a family, 40% of families more likely

01:48:52.000 to homeschool when the pandemic ends.

01:48:55.320 That's a huge number.

01:48:57.140 And a number of my wife, definitely not included in, uh, we were homeschooling, a homeschooling

01:49:07.760 family, but we've done our tour of duty and not interested, uh, no, not interested.

01:49:14.540 No, I think it's a very effective way.

01:49:16.440 I think it's, we've been shown for over a very long period of time that kids who, who

01:49:20.540 homeschool do better in many, many ways.

01:49:23.460 Uh, but man, you gotta be, you gotta be built for it.

01:49:26.840 I think you have to be that right parent.

01:49:29.720 You do.

01:49:30.460 Let me go to George in Pennsylvania.

01:49:31.800 Hello, George.

01:49:34.280 Yeah, Glenn, it's good to talk to you.

01:49:37.380 Thank you, sir.

01:49:38.860 You're one in a million.

01:49:40.680 Uh, the reason I'm calling Glenn is I wanted to make a comment.

01:49:45.280 I don't know how, and I'm giving a great deal of thought.

01:49:49.400 Um, and by the way, I'm 70, um, I have cancer.

01:49:54.680 I only went in seventh grade, but I'm a thinker.

01:50:00.020 Now, I don't know where I've been at before.

01:50:03.860 Sometimes Glenn, I'll, sometimes I'll lose my voice and I hope it doesn't happen.

01:50:09.180 But look, I give this Joe Biden a lot of thought for the first thing is, Glenn, I don't know

01:50:16.320 how he made it as far as he did, but he did and he's in there.

01:50:21.700 And my thought about this is the reason he's in there.

01:50:27.580 He can be manipulated and controlled.

01:50:30.820 And he'll sit in the Oval Office, that's no question, if he's, if he is elected, obviously.

01:50:39.160 But there'll be another desk in there.

01:50:41.620 And that desk is where the strings are going to be pulled.

01:50:45.720 Because they, they, they're going to control him at every angle and manipulate and, and, 0.73

01:50:54.240 and they know it.

01:50:56.040 They know he can do it.

01:50:57.360 And I think, uh, I think the majority of the people in this country know that he has

01:51:04.660 a sickness to a degree.

01:51:07.060 And I think because of that, they, they look at him as being vulnerable and being able to

01:51:14.980 manipulate and take control.

01:51:16.960 And so he's really not going to be pulling the strings like people.

01:51:21.900 I think, uh, George, I, I thank you for your call.

01:51:24.980 And I think you're right.

01:51:25.880 Um, I think when you, uh, look at Joe Biden, we all know that, uh, there is something amiss.

01:51:33.620 There is something wrong.

01:51:34.520 And there are those I'm sure that are seeing this as a great opportunity.

01:51:39.800 And he is as well.

01:51:41.160 I think, um, he sees this as a great opportunity to reach out to the left and promise them pretty

01:51:48.160 much anything.

01:51:49.180 Uh, and the left likes it because what is he going to be pushing back?

01:51:54.120 As long as the left has all of their people around him.

01:51:57.540 Uh, and it depends on who the vice presidential nominee is as well, but I can guarantee you

01:52:01.780 it's from the left.

01:52:02.460 Uh, then you, you will have a leftist in office, whether he's only there in name or if he is

01:52:11.320 deemed incompetent or has to, uh, has to vacay because he is, he's ill or, or, or dead.

01:52:17.360 Um, there is, there is that likelihood more than any other president than I have ever, ever

01:52:23.280 seen in my lifetime.

01:52:24.500 Um, you know, I want to give, let me float this by Stu, you know, I, uh, Barack Obama has

01:52:31.900 been quiet about everything, about everything.

01:52:34.520 And recently he's kind of popping up in the news.

01:52:37.780 And last week he was very upset about Donald Trump and, and, uh, what the justice department

01:52:44.180 was doing.

01:52:45.440 And I want to, I want to pass this by you.

01:52:48.220 Um, we've said that we don't think Michelle Obama is running and I just, I don't, and

01:52:55.240 I don't think she is at this point.

01:52:56.760 I don't think she has any intention of it at this point.

01:52:59.440 And I have said, it would be really hard to pass up if it was, you know, in September

01:53:03.820 and all you had to do is just give a few speeches and you could walk into the oval office.

01:53:08.560 Um, but she's not willing to work for it. 1.00

01:53:10.780 And I don't think she would ever want it.

01:53:12.500 However, Barack Obama is possibly facing charges and his whole thing, his whole administration

01:53:23.100 is going to be smeared over the summer.

01:53:25.760 Uh, and they are going to not only smear him, but they're going to undo his entire legacy.

01:53:31.380 Everything that he, he felt was really his legacy.

01:53:34.800 And I'm not talking about Obamacare.

01:53:36.440 I'm talking about the fundamental transformation of America because he put people in and

01:53:42.240 started operations that could go no matter who was the president.

01:53:46.860 And that's the deep state, which we're now uncovering and taking out.

01:53:51.840 Not only is it undoing all of the things that he wanted, uh, but it's also coming after him

01:53:58.400 in a way.

01:53:59.120 And I think there is a chance that if Obama is seriously in trouble, a Michelle could step

01:54:08.240 in and, uh, take that nomination and bring it across the, uh, finish line because it

01:54:15.660 would mean, you know, her husband's reputation.

01:54:18.620 It would mean, uh, everything that they really believe in and worked for, and it wouldn't be

01:54:24.080 so hard.

01:54:24.980 I think there's a, I think there's a better chance.

01:54:27.180 The more serious this investigation gets and the closer it gets to Obama, the more likely

01:54:33.220 she is to step in.

01:54:35.600 What do you think of that?

01:54:37.380 It's interesting.

01:54:38.080 It's not a non, it's a, it's a non-zero chance.

01:54:41.980 I would say that she's, she winds up stepping in, you know, again, you need Biden to be able

01:54:46.860 to do this willingly, but he probably wouldn't, he would do it willingly for Michelle, probably

01:54:52.280 more likely than anyone else.

01:54:53.760 I mean, I think the ingredients have to be there for this to happen where Biden is losing

01:54:59.300 significantly or needs to step down realistically, uh, for some health issue, uh, or for whatever

01:55:06.740 reason, I suppose.

01:55:08.220 And Michelle could step in, give a few speeches, you know, maybe have to do a debate or two, 1.00

01:55:14.440 but not, not, you know, she's not barnstorming Iowa.

01:55:17.360 Obviously she were well past that.

01:55:19.640 There's a, there's a chance in that situation.

01:55:22.300 She does take it, especially if the polls show her winning by a large amount.

01:55:26.800 Yeah.

01:55:27.820 Or if, uh, or if she allows, if she's just selected as the vice president, I mean, if

01:55:34.900 he selected her as the vice presidential nominee, yeah, I mean, you're basic, everyone knows

01:55:40.040 you're voting for Michelle Obama.

01:55:42.180 That's whatever.

01:55:42.880 I really do think this is the most consequential vice presidential pick in modern history because

01:55:49.620 that, for that reason, everyone knows this one actually matters because this guy's or

01:55:53.060 what lady is this one. 1.00

01:55:54.200 And it's going to be a lady apparently is going to probably be president. 1.00

01:55:57.720 Yeah.

01:55:58.240 The last time this happened was the fourth term of, uh, Franklin Roosevelt.

01:56:05.200 Everyone knew, including his own party.

01:56:07.400 And they switched the vice president, uh, at the convention and they put Harry Truman in

01:56:13.080 because they knew the guy that was vice president could not be the president.

01:56:17.320 They knew president Roosevelt was not going to make it to the end of the term, even though

01:56:21.320 the American people didn't know this time, I think we all know it's a pretty good shot. 0.98

01:56:25.780 It's a pretty good shot that he's just not going to be able to mentally, uh, be there.

01:56:31.360 Let me go to go ahead.

01:56:33.120 No, I was going to say, and we all know this, this is bipartisan.

01:56:35.900 These are just, these are not, this is not Democrat or Republican.

01:56:38.080 It's just your eyes and your ears and you see what everyone, everyone else acknowledges

01:56:43.200 it.

01:56:43.420 Everyone says it to themselves.

01:56:45.200 The press doesn't, you know, to themselves, they do.

01:56:47.860 Yeah.

01:56:48.080 I mean, in their quiet moments, they all acknowledge what we all are saying here, which is, yeah,

01:56:52.980 this is not right.

01:56:54.640 There's obviously something wrong.

01:56:56.500 He's clearly not capable of doing this anymore.

01:57:00.440 And the fact that they keep trotting him out there, hoping to basically run a campaign

01:57:06.940 of an invisible person so that they can win just because a lot of people have a distaste

01:57:12.240 for Donald Trump, I mean, it could theoretically work.

01:57:15.940 It's not out of the question, but it's disingenuous and they have to have a plan on the backside

01:57:20.500 of it.

01:57:21.240 You know, they do.

01:57:22.580 And they, of course they do.

01:57:23.620 Maria in New Mexico.

01:57:25.240 Welcome.

01:57:25.560 You're on the Glenn Beck program.

01:57:27.580 Good morning, Glenn.

01:57:28.540 Nice to talk to you.

01:57:30.040 Good to talk to you, Maria.

01:57:31.020 What's up?

01:57:32.620 Well, I wanted to just talk about what's going on in our state as your next door neighbors

01:57:37.820 here in New Mexico and what our governor's been doing and some of the pushback that we're

01:57:42.680 actually seeing that I'm really happy about.

01:57:45.500 All right.

01:57:45.920 Tell me about it.

01:57:47.300 What's the governor doing?

01:57:49.440 Well, our governor on Saturday started a new mandate.

01:57:53.640 We're officially going into phase one, but now she's mandating that everyone has to wear

01:57:59.000 a mask and that if you're caught out in public without your mask, you're likely to get cited

01:58:04.600 and get into all sorts of trouble and for the first time, I think a lot of New Mexicans

01:58:10.500 are starting to say, hey, I don't think that we like this.

01:58:14.220 And it kind of touches what you're talking about at the beginning of the show.

01:58:17.180 Ask me to do something and I'll comply.

01:58:19.520 Force me to do something and then we have a problem.

01:58:22.700 And we're actually seeing a lot of our local police departments and sheriffs who are saying

01:58:28.260 no.

01:58:29.320 If we catch people out in public without their mask, we're not citing them.

01:58:33.080 We're not going to enforce this.

01:58:34.600 It's because it's unconstitutional and I just am really encouraged by that.

01:58:39.300 And I hope that more and more people here in New Mexico will wake up and begin to see

01:58:43.420 how unconstitutional forcing people to do something like this is.

01:58:48.400 And again, just kind of touches what you were talking about earlier about, you know, just

01:58:52.560 giving people the choice and making the choice for yourself.

01:58:55.600 What's good for me?

01:58:57.500 Am I healthy?

01:58:58.980 Am I strong enough to handle this?

01:59:00.520 Am I willing to take the risk?

01:59:02.280 And that's what it really comes down to.

01:59:05.300 Yeah.

01:59:05.940 Maria, thanks so much for your phone call.

01:59:07.780 That is one of the good things that I think is coming out of this lockdown and the coronavirus

01:59:12.140 is we now know that Donald Trump is not the dictator.

01:59:15.620 We know that the press cheers for dictators and many of the Democratic governors and two Republicans

01:59:24.580 that I have seen are, you know, big government dictatorial in in nature.

01:59:31.100 Uh, and the problem doesn't have to be just at the federal level.

01:59:34.980 The problem can be at your state or local level.

01:59:37.360 And I think Americans are waking up to that and appreciating really for the first time,

01:59:43.000 at least the, the idea of the bill of rights, whether it's the bill of rights itself or not,

01:59:49.700 I don't know, but they're, they're kind of at least nosing their way towards something

01:59:53.840 like, Hmm, gee, maybe I should have the right to decide that, which is a very big positive.

01:59:59.860 So news came out today that it looks like a gold is, uh, up again.

02:00:14.940 Uh, gold has, uh, had one heck of a, of a rally, uh, lately because of the, the insanity

02:00:26.100 of the fed.

02:00:26.940 I mean, the stock market doesn't mean anything.

02:00:28.840 What does that stock market mean?

02:00:30.200 Honestly, what does it mean?

02:00:32.100 Is it, is it confidence in these companies?

02:00:34.620 No, it's confidence that these companies are connected enough to be able to, uh, be picked

02:00:40.760 by the fed.

02:00:42.400 So the fed can buy into those companies.

02:00:45.660 That's, that's what's happening.

02:00:46.800 If I could shadow what the fed is doing at the time, the fed is doing it.

02:00:52.040 I probably, I probably would be in the stock market, but I'm, I don't know what the fed's

02:00:56.560 going to do next.

02:00:57.740 And so there's no metric out there.

02:00:59.580 There's nothing I can measure.

02:01:00.860 At least that's the way I feel.

02:01:02.440 And the way they are printing money is craziness, craziness.

02:01:07.420 Why did Goldman Sachs?

02:01:08.960 Why did chase?

02:01:09.760 Why, why, why are all these huge, uh, financial firms coming out and saying gold is a great

02:01:16.000 investment, maybe up to $3,000 an ounce.

02:01:19.400 That's almost double what it is now.

02:01:21.380 Do you know how crazy the world has to be for gold to be $3,000 an ounce?

02:01:25.320 Why are the big financial institutions that are getting bailed out saying, yeah, invest in

02:01:29.500 gold.

02:01:30.680 You need to do your homework and find out if it's right for you.

02:01:35.100 Gold is right for me.

02:01:36.580 And I put my money where my mouth is.

02:01:38.320 And you can call gold line and ask them what I just bought and why I bought it.

02:01:42.880 Um, I buy it for a specific reason.

02:01:44.620 I buy these old 19.

02:01:46.360 Oh, I think there were 1903 coins.

02:01:48.660 I don't know if they have any left, but they'll have something.

02:01:50.600 And they're one of the only people that can ship because they still have gold on hand.

02:01:54.700 Cause there's a rush all around the world.

02:01:56.640 Gold line.

02:01:57.200 1-866-GOLDLINE.

02:01:58.320 And call them right now.

02:01:59.980 1-866-GOLDLINE.

02:02:02.160 They're waiting for your call.

02:02:03.240 These are the people I trust.

02:02:04.400 Goldline.com at 1-866-GOLDLINE.

02:02:07.580 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

02:02:11.280 So they're having a hard time now in California, getting their arms around, uh, the fact that

02:02:31.400 now, uh, Silicon Valley is saying that, you know, 50% of the workforce in Silicon Valley

02:02:37.820 could stay at home 50%.

02:02:39.960 Uh, and so what is that going to do to property values and not property values for homes, but

02:02:45.280 property values for, uh, for businesses.

02:02:49.280 I mean, these gigantic buildings that are now going to be what filled with half of the number

02:02:54.960 of people.

02:02:55.620 And this is happening.

02:02:56.900 They say overall, the 20% to 40% of the workforce can be remote.

02:03:03.840 So now what does that mean for these companies that have all of these big offices?

02:03:09.340 And what does it mean for homes?

02:03:12.300 You know, does it mean that homes are in really cool places are going to start to be more valuable

02:03:18.480 in places that are in the city and, uh, you know, just in these teeny little neighborhoods

02:03:24.400 because of the commute, those things are going to go away.

02:03:27.980 I mean, who cares about the commute?

02:03:29.660 If you're one of the lucky 40% that could work from home, would you live where you're

02:03:33.680 living?

02:03:34.300 Yeah.

02:03:34.740 It's interesting because a lot of people, um, one of the big pushes for the left over the

02:03:39.480 past many years was to start praising the cities and see how that's actually the way

02:03:44.080 we should be living.

02:03:44.820 Because number one, obviously you find out that people in cities tend to vote Democrat

02:03:48.780 a lot more often, but also that, you know, their environmental concerns and all these

02:03:54.220 other things they say, well, people just get into the cities, then they're not commuting.

02:03:57.680 They're not using as much space and as much resources, as much electricity, blah, blah,

02:04:01.600 blah.

02:04:02.440 And, you know, per capita.

02:04:04.340 And it's funny because now, I mean, you got to believe the suburbs is going to make a nice

02:04:08.680 little, a nice little comeback after this one.

02:04:10.660 If you're, if you're not only this, not only the suburbs, I think they're going to be places

02:04:15.240 like if you are in San Francisco and you have a house and, and, you know, you're, you're

02:04:19.620 used to looking at houses, a regular house being, you know, $2 million.

02:04:24.520 You then go to someplace like Texas or Oklahoma or wherever, and you find a great place and

02:04:29.380 you're like, wait, $250,000.

02:04:32.240 We'll, we'll buy this entire complex.

02:04:34.660 You know, it's true.

02:04:37.440 Yeah.

02:04:37.880 Yeah.

02:04:38.240 You know, Charlie Warzel, who is a reporter at Buzzfeed for tech and is now over at the

02:04:42.720 New York times, you know, big mainstream guy.

02:04:45.660 A couple of years ago, moved to Montana in the middle of Montana somewhere.

02:04:49.420 And now he's doing his entire job from there.

02:04:51.900 And, you know, there's no, stuff is just as good as it was before.

02:04:55.820 Why not?

02:04:56.200 Why not?

02:04:57.060 You don't have to be in the middle of that anymore.

02:04:58.820 And now with pandemic risk and, you know, you never know when another one of these is coming.

02:05:02.380 This is going to destroy cities and areas.

02:05:05.000 Yep.

02:05:05.840 People are going to be terrified of that.

02:05:08.040 Yep.

02:05:09.000 Yep.

02:05:09.480 Yep.

02:05:09.780 And what does that mean for companies going forward?

02:05:13.880 Good luck if you own any big buildings.

02:05:17.160 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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