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00:03:16.900 hello america this is the most listened to radio podcast in all of america we're glad you're

00:03:25.020 listening thank you we have a lot to talk about today a lot of it revolves around who do you trust

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00:04:38.400 well hello stew how are you couldn't be better glenn uh uh did you hear the joe biden audio

00:04:46.140 i didn't i did hear it yeah it was it was a spectacular roller coaster of a lesson yeah it's uh it was

00:04:55.620 stunning now you might be thinking wow what a coincidence that this is coming out at the same

00:05:01.880 time that joe biden is incompetent book is coming out and all the democrats are running for cover

00:05:07.760 what you mean the the audio are you talking about the cancer diagnosis both both yeah this is coming

00:05:13.700 out and now the cancer diagnosis is coming out and the book is coming out coincidence that they're all

00:05:19.460 happening at the same time well the audio we know is not coincidence because it was you know first

00:05:23.320 released by one of the authors of the book so that alex thompson so that one i think was definitely

00:05:28.360 yeah i don't know if he just happened to get it a couple days before or if he just timing it very

00:05:33.740 well for his book release uh either one is fine with me i'm glad we have it now the cancer diagnosis

00:05:40.020 do you believe this is the first time they're hearing about it you know someone someone legitimately

00:05:46.920 a friend of mine texted me he's like am i being too cynical here or it was like is it a little

00:05:50.960 suspicious that they're releasing this two days before the book comes out and i said you're not being

00:05:55.100 cynical you're not being you're not being cynical enough probably that doesn't mean that we were we

00:06:00.000 celebrate joe biden's cancer diagnosis it's terrible and it's awful and i i you know i'm sure going

00:06:05.940 through that is is is awful and everyone has had a family member that's gone through something like

00:06:10.520 this and and it's terrible every time you hear about it but like it's not crazy to question whether

00:06:15.200 we're hearing this at a time designated by dr jill or somebody near them i mean they may have heard i

00:06:21.700 mean you know there is the audio that has gone around from uh was it last year where he does say

00:06:27.920 he has cancer on stage uh that you know he said that and at the time we were told oh it's a gaffe

00:06:34.060 and like it's believable that he would just say he has cancer when he doesn't because he was mentally

00:06:38.920 incompetent and they were lying about that too but very possible i think also that he had a cancer

00:06:44.400 diagnosis is it maybe he didn't think it was as aggressive at the time didn't feel the need to

00:06:48.780 disclose it to the american people who knows what they hid from us so is it too cynical to say

00:06:53.560 they wouldn't have had a problem knowing that he had cancer if he was going to run they would have

00:06:58.740 just run him he would die and then you know in office and kamala would take over and it wouldn't 1.00

00:07:04.820 be anything bad for those who are running the administration there's no level that is appropriate

00:07:11.260 for cynicism okay you can't it can't be high enough they've lied to us so many times about this type

00:07:17.160 of stuff there's you have to question everything yeah that they say no and we should also point out

00:07:23.140 this is the time we don't actually technically need to know about his prostate yeah i like this is it now

00:07:30.180 it is a private matter for them now it was not a private matter for them when he was in office

00:07:36.620 and that is the problem here he actually now is a time where they cannot tell us about it for three

00:07:42.840 months if they don't want to they can tell us about it god forbid if he dies of cancer they can

00:07:47.420 tell us about it the day after they don't have to tell us ever i it is now a private matter for him

00:07:52.500 it was not a private matter when he was in office okay now i want to ask you

00:07:58.060 we're all cynical for a reason

00:08:02.760 but i want you to hear a couple of stories and i'm going to tell you exactly how i feel about them

00:08:10.660 and i would imagine it's probably where you feel but

00:08:17.180 there's a problem with the way i feel

00:08:21.800 group of fbi agents involved in the january 6 investigations petitioned a federal court to

00:08:28.920 destroy a list containing approximately 5 000 names tied to the probes their plea comes in

00:08:36.080 response to ed martin the newly appointed weaponization czar who has vowed to name and

00:08:41.380 shame those he believes unjustly targeted over a thousand americans linked to the january 6th events

00:08:47.680 martin's stance is clear quote there are some really bad actors some people that did some really bad

00:08:54.640 things to the american people and if they can be charged remember statute of limitations if they

00:09:01.180 can be charged we'll charge them but if they can't be charged we'll name them this approach has ignited

00:09:08.640 a firestorm of debate around the balance between transparency and the potential risks to those

00:09:13.940 named the agents argue releasing the list could endanger them and their families especially consider

00:09:19.020 that many january 6th defendants have been pardoned and are now free okay is it

00:09:27.480 is

00:09:30.760 do you believe that's why the names have to be destroyed the 5 000 names can't be released and

00:09:41.960 destroyed that it's only about fear

00:09:45.360 okay the next story cash patel and bongino come out and they said a couple of things uh they said

00:09:59.260 that epstein's death was suicide bongino came out and said i fully i mean i've seen it you know it when

00:10:12.420 you see it it was suicide immediately i thought to myself i don't think so however

00:10:22.360 i know dan bongino i've known him for years i think he's a credible guy i think he loves his country

00:10:32.440 i know cash patel not as well as i know dan bongino but i know cash patel i think he's an honorable

00:10:38.660 guy i think he loves his country i know that they both work for donald trump i know donald trump

00:10:44.920 i know that he loves his country

00:10:48.040 so wait if i don't believe them if i'm saying i don't believe that just like i say i don't believe

00:10:59.700 the prostate thing you know it is new to the family i have no evidence of that i have zero evidence of

00:11:06.280 that it's just what stew said i've been lied to over and over and over especially from those people

00:11:13.380 about his health so i i just i don't believe any of it but that is the key word is believe

00:11:25.680 believe believe not no believe

00:11:30.240 i want to show you there are there are seven stages of an empire we are in the last stage and there's

00:11:41.880 only two things that have to happen in that last stage when i give it to you here in a minute

00:11:46.660 i think it'll blow your mind

00:11:48.480 we have no trust at all in anything

00:11:56.220 if i don't believe patel and bongino then do i believe donald trump

00:12:06.260 do i believe that there's some conspiracy inside of maga

00:12:12.480 you see where does this end

00:12:17.820 this is where critical thinking comes in

00:12:23.720 critical thinking is something that is no longer

00:12:28.160 taught you have to ask yourself these questions instead of saying i don't believe it

00:12:35.900 ask questions and here's the question i ask myself

00:12:41.460 to believe epstein killed himself what is it i would need to see that could be produced

00:12:49.340 one full unredacted forensic and autopsy reports

00:12:55.800 i'd like to see it i'd like to hear other coroners talk about it i'd like to see other people not just

00:13:03.600 hand-picked by the media but i i'd like to see the evidence myself

00:13:08.040 i'd like to hear from coroners all over

00:13:10.840 okay i'd like to see the surveillance footage

00:13:14.940 or sworn testimony from neutral parties confirming no foul play on that i want to know the history of

00:13:22.480 that camera i want to know when it went out exactly and i know we do

00:13:26.000 but i want the whole thing including the video leading up to it going out

00:13:30.700 i want a timeline that explains the broken cameras the sleeping guards

00:13:36.620 and why most high the most high profile prisoner in america

00:13:41.460 was removed from suicide watch just days before

00:13:44.900 well why did that happen

00:13:46.860 you see it is the string of coincidence

00:13:51.560 and the constant lies from both sides of the administration both republican and democrat

00:14:00.320 we don't believe the department of justice anymore

00:14:05.720 we don't believe our fbi

00:14:07.600 we don't believe apparently now

00:14:10.820 our own administration

00:14:13.140 that doesn't lead anywhere good

00:14:16.980 that's let me just say the one name robespierre

00:14:21.300 that's what leads to out of control revolution

00:14:25.480 so instead of saying i don't believe it

00:14:30.600 which i don't

00:14:31.640 i don't believe it

00:14:33.100 but

00:14:35.360 what would be much more helpful is

00:14:38.360 i want to see those things

00:14:40.520 i want to hear from dan bongino

00:14:42.620 and say to him

00:14:44.080 dan specifically

00:14:45.580 what did you see

00:14:47.440 because i know you

00:14:48.520 you didn't believe this either

00:14:49.880 so what is it

00:14:51.300 and show it to me

00:14:52.340 what did you specifically see

00:14:55.320 that changed your mind

00:14:57.060 because i want to be there with you

00:15:00.180 i really do

00:15:01.580 so show it to me

00:15:04.700 now with the fbi agents

00:15:08.020 the other story

00:15:08.880 where they're trying to you know

00:15:10.720 erase everybody's name that was involved

00:15:13.160 i want concrete threats of violence

00:15:17.220 against specific agents

00:15:19.060 i don't want just general fear

00:15:20.660 don't tell me that there are 5,000 agents

00:15:24.020 and they may not be able to prosecute them

00:15:27.520 because of statute of limitations

00:15:29.140 and so they all just walk away

00:15:30.880 and we're going to destroy their names

00:15:34.020 that's what's being asked

00:15:35.080 destroy that list

00:15:37.120 no

00:15:38.540 why

00:15:39.760 general fear

00:15:40.940 i'm sorry

00:15:42.700 general fear is no longer good enough

00:15:45.900 evidence that the list is incomplete

00:15:50.260 or misused

00:15:51.780 show that to me

00:15:53.000 and you can make a case

00:15:54.460 show me a legal or constitution ration

00:15:58.100 or a constitutional rationale

00:15:59.680 for why law enforcement

00:16:01.060 that was involved

00:16:02.720 in january 6

00:16:03.940 should remain anonymous

00:16:06.400 show that to me

00:16:07.900 a legal or constitutional rationale

00:16:10.220 without any of that

00:16:13.480 that looks like self

00:16:14.440 preservation

00:16:16.420 instead of institutional

00:16:18.820 transparency

00:16:20.500 i have to see things

00:16:26.000 i'm sorry but we should all be thomas

00:16:28.860 i need to put my finger in the hole

00:16:38.920 because we must repair trust

00:16:48.480 all right let me take a break

00:16:51.940 and i want to come back

00:16:52.760 and i want to give you

00:16:53.760 the seven phases

00:16:55.560 phases of an empire

00:16:56.940 from rise to fall

00:16:58.180 there are seven phases

00:17:00.260 i remember the last time i went over this

00:17:03.920 we were in the sixth

00:17:05.180 and it was kind of debatable

00:17:06.560 if we were fully in the sixth

00:17:08.180 we're now in the seventh

00:17:11.140 and it is

00:17:12.920 crystal clear

00:17:14.960 that we're in the seventh stage

00:17:17.120 and there's only two things

00:17:19.360 in that stage

00:17:20.380 that have to happen

00:17:21.340 before the empire falls

00:17:23.660 and this is not me

00:17:25.480 this is not

00:17:26.240 grok

00:17:27.180 this is not

00:17:27.800 this is

00:17:29.000 thousands of years

00:17:31.560 of watching countries

00:17:32.920 and empires

00:17:34.040 fall

00:17:34.600 and rise

00:17:35.940 what does it take

00:17:37.480 for one to rise

00:17:38.600 what does it take

00:17:39.540 for one to fall

00:17:40.380 they all have

00:17:41.520 the same pattern

00:17:42.560 and this is why

00:17:44.600 this

00:17:45.240 story

00:17:46.400 about

00:17:47.400 ebstein

00:17:48.100 about the doj

00:17:50.240 about january 6th

00:17:52.060 about joe biden

00:17:53.300 all of this matters

00:17:55.560 and must

00:17:56.860 be

00:17:57.640 cleaned

00:17:58.520 up

00:17:59.220 i'll give it to you

00:18:00.760 in 60 seconds

00:18:01.500 first

00:18:01.840 ever throw a stone

00:18:03.900 into a still pond

00:18:04.860 the ripple starts

00:18:05.920 very small

00:18:06.520 but then moves out

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00:18:15.720 you're giving a mother hope

00:18:17.020 you're a

00:18:18.300 you're blessing a family

00:18:19.820 that might not

00:18:21.200 have otherwise

00:18:21.620 existed

00:18:22.400 think about it

00:18:23.880 a baby could grow up

00:18:24.720 to be a teacher

00:18:25.440 a doctor

00:18:26.200 a mom herself

00:18:27.720 a scientist

00:18:28.500 a president

00:18:29.180 whatever

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00:19:13.600 okay so

00:19:26.540 sir john glub

00:19:28.400 he wrote something

00:19:29.900 called

00:19:30.400 the fate

00:19:31.900 of empires

00:19:32.720 and

00:19:33.520 others have

00:19:34.760 added to this

00:19:35.640 now

00:19:35.980 and

00:19:36.900 i'll show you

00:19:37.640 some of the

00:19:38.180 examples

00:19:38.640 but

00:19:39.040 the first stage

00:19:40.980 of an empire

00:19:41.580 is the age

00:19:42.500 of pioneers

00:19:43.180 it's an outburst

00:19:45.160 and expansion

00:19:46.040 here's what

00:19:47.460 here's the legs 0.97

00:19:48.640 of the age

00:19:50.060 of pioneers

00:19:50.700 driven by vision

00:19:52.580 courage

00:19:53.380 hard work

00:19:54.400 often religious

00:19:55.660 or moral conviction

00:19:57.080 is that what

00:19:58.480 started us

00:19:59.140 yeah

00:20:00.480 is that how

00:20:02.060 it happened

00:20:02.700 in america

00:20:03.300 yeah

00:20:03.720 vision

00:20:04.300 courage

00:20:05.120 hard work

00:20:06.160 religious

00:20:06.900 or moral

00:20:07.520 conviction

00:20:08.060 example

00:20:09.540 the rome's

00:20:10.540 republic era

00:20:11.300 america

00:20:12.560 1776

00:20:13.560 to 1820

00:20:14.480 and the

00:20:16.200 values

00:20:16.920 of that

00:20:17.560 sacrifice

00:20:18.660 virtue

00:20:19.420 risk

00:20:20.360 and independence

00:20:21.780 then comes

00:20:23.960 the age

00:20:24.520 of

00:20:24.840 conquest

00:20:26.180 strength

00:20:27.320 and expansion

00:20:28.360 this is

00:20:30.180 this is

00:20:30.740 the

00:20:31.100 the era

00:20:32.960 beginning

00:20:33.360 in america

00:20:34.060 around 1820

00:20:35.240 i think

00:20:36.080 by 1830

00:20:37.200 the republic

00:20:38.240 is no longer

00:20:39.040 recognizable

00:20:39.760 to our founders

00:20:41.000 but

00:20:41.820 here's the

00:20:42.860 second stage

00:20:43.820 of an empire

00:20:44.460 and this is

00:20:45.300 rome's early

00:20:46.100 empire

00:20:46.580 and the

00:20:48.900 civil war

00:20:49.780 you know

00:20:50.440 pre-civil war

00:20:51.460 it's military

00:20:52.800 or economic

00:20:53.780 conquests

00:20:54.640 consolidate

00:20:56.000 territory

00:20:57.400 consolidate

00:20:58.860 influence

00:20:59.960 civil

00:21:01.200 institutions

00:21:01.880 are built

00:21:02.620 education

00:21:03.480 spreads

00:21:04.200 infrastructure

00:21:05.320 grows

00:21:06.020 third

00:21:07.880 the age

00:21:09.140 of commerce

00:21:10.040 wealth

00:21:11.640 complexity

00:21:12.520 economic

00:21:14.140 strength

00:21:14.820 becomes

00:21:15.300 dominant

00:21:15.820 luxury

00:21:16.880 increases

00:21:17.920 business

00:21:18.920 elites

00:21:19.460 rise

00:21:20.200 trades

00:21:20.840 and speculation

00:21:21.640 eclipse

00:21:22.300 risk-taking

00:21:23.180 pioneers

00:21:23.760 the examples

00:21:24.620 venice

00:21:25.540 the netherlands

00:21:26.300 british empire

00:21:26.960 in the 1800s

00:21:27.800 u.s.

00:21:28.640 post world war

00:21:29.540 ii and the

00:21:30.320 values are

00:21:30.980 profit

00:21:31.480 efficiency

00:21:32.220 and comfort

00:21:33.440 so this is

00:21:35.000 us after

00:21:35.860 world war ii

00:21:36.700 up until

00:21:38.640 maybe

00:21:39.300 maybe the

00:21:41.060 1980s

00:21:41.920 and that's

00:21:43.300 the age

00:21:43.880 of affluence

00:21:44.980 leisure

00:21:46.080 and decay

00:21:47.300 begins

00:21:47.840 so this is

00:21:48.440 the beginning

00:21:49.040 of the

00:21:50.360 downfall

00:21:51.000 stage

00:21:52.640 four

00:21:53.140 material

00:21:54.080 wealth

00:21:54.700 explodes

00:21:55.680 government

00:21:56.520 growth

00:21:57.100 accelerates

00:21:58.040 you saw

00:21:59.620 that

00:21:59.940 that did

00:22:01.200 that happen

00:22:01.640 to us

00:22:02.140 citizens

00:22:03.300 grow

00:22:03.800 dependent

00:22:04.440 on the

00:22:05.120 system

00:22:05.580 virtue

00:22:06.740 gives way

00:22:07.580 to

00:22:07.900 entitlement

00:22:08.740 education

00:22:10.080 becomes

00:22:10.940 secular

00:22:11.500 and critical

00:22:12.960 of founding

00:22:14.100 ideals

00:22:14.820 this is

00:22:16.340 what happened

00:22:16.860 in the

00:22:17.140 second

00:22:17.360 century

00:22:17.860 of rome

00:22:18.860 and also

00:22:20.520 between

00:22:21.080 1980

00:22:21.960 and

00:22:22.360 2010

00:22:23.720 the values

00:22:25.980 comfort

00:22:26.820 consumption

00:22:27.880 and cynicism

00:22:29.560 now

00:22:32.240 we go in

00:22:33.300 to the

00:22:33.920 two final

00:22:34.880 stages

00:22:35.360 of an

00:22:35.920 empire

00:22:36.280 and the

00:22:37.760 last time

00:22:38.600 i gave

00:22:39.160 this

00:22:39.560 i said

00:22:41.180 i think

00:22:42.560 we're in

00:22:43.620 the fifth

00:22:44.120 stage

00:22:44.580 because we

00:22:44.920 had

00:22:45.140 some

00:22:45.560 of it

00:22:45.900 but we

00:22:47.000 didn't

00:22:47.420 have

00:22:47.880 all of

00:22:48.820 it

00:22:49.040 i believe

00:22:51.160 all of

00:22:52.240 these boxes

00:22:52.800 are checked

00:22:53.420 which puts

00:22:54.560 us in

00:22:55.040 the final

00:22:55.740 stage

00:22:56.400 the

00:22:57.160 sixth

00:22:58.400 or

00:22:58.660 seventh

00:22:59.280 stage

00:22:59.800 of

00:23:01.040 the

00:23:02.180 fall

00:23:02.760 of an

00:23:03.240 empire

00:23:03.640 the rise

00:23:04.580 and fall

00:23:05.100 last

00:23:05.800 stage

00:23:06.240 and there's

00:23:07.060 only two

00:23:07.600 things that

00:23:08.360 have to

00:23:08.700 happen

00:23:09.140 because the

00:23:10.700 republic

00:23:11.080 historically

00:23:12.320 is so

00:23:13.120 weak

00:23:13.540 only two

00:23:14.740 things have

00:23:15.360 to happen

00:23:15.840 what are

00:23:16.600 those two

00:23:17.100 things

00:23:17.580 well i'll

00:23:18.500 give you a

00:23:18.860 hint

00:23:19.040 one of

00:23:19.920 them is

00:23:20.740 absolutely

00:23:21.200 going to

00:23:21.520 happen at

00:23:21.940 any time

00:23:22.420 the other

00:23:23.560 one is

00:23:24.860 up to

00:23:25.340 us

00:23:25.760 you feel

00:23:27.480 powerless

00:23:27.940 over the

00:23:28.400 situation

00:23:28.880 you won't

00:23:29.760 you won't

00:23:31.380 stand by

00:23:32.840 we'll give it

00:23:33.220 to you in

00:23:33.540 just a second

00:23:34.020 this is

00:23:51.900 glenn beck

00:23:53.680 okay so

00:23:54.500 there was a

00:23:54.900 peace

00:23:55.200 a ceasefire

00:23:56.320 and peace

00:23:58.520 apparently

00:23:59.220 with hamas

00:24:00.000 they accepted

00:24:00.600 it and then

00:24:00.980 they broke it

00:24:01.540 in conflict

00:24:02.060 between israel

00:24:02.880 and hamas

00:24:03.400 escalated

00:24:04.120 again the

00:24:05.120 last few

00:24:05.580 days israel

00:24:06.420 launched a

00:24:06.980 major new

00:24:07.560 ground operation

00:24:08.440 into gaza

00:24:09.220 missile strikes

00:24:10.420 have intensified

00:24:11.500 air raid sirens

00:24:12.400 and israel

00:24:13.100 are wailing

00:24:13.620 all the time

00:24:14.420 families are 0.98

00:24:15.040 being forced

00:24:15.520 into bomb

00:24:16.000 shelters

00:24:16.440 sometimes for

00:24:17.560 hours at a

00:24:18.560 time and in

00:24:19.520 the middle of

00:24:20.000 all of it

00:24:20.400 they're hungry

00:24:21.000 they're isolated

00:24:21.740 and they're

00:24:22.300 scared and the

00:24:23.180 world is starting

00:24:23.820 to turn on

00:24:24.420 them this is

00:24:25.800 where the

00:24:26.120 international

00:24:26.540 fellowship of

00:24:27.240 christians and

00:24:27.900 jews comes in 0.99

00:24:28.780 the ifcj

00:24:30.160 it's been on

00:24:31.180 the ground

00:24:31.600 since way

00:24:33.000 before the

00:24:33.420 war began

00:24:33.960 providing hot

00:24:34.720 meals medicine

00:24:35.600 and housing

00:24:36.460 support to the

00:24:37.140 most vulnerable

00:24:37.800 people in

00:24:38.480 israel and

00:24:39.740 emergency

00:24:40.240 protective equipment

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00:25:15.700 glennbeck.com

00:25:16.980 welcome to the

00:25:32.740 glennbeck program

00:25:33.580 we've been

00:25:34.640 we've been talking

00:25:35.720 about all of the

00:25:37.540 lies that have been

00:25:38.420 told who believes

00:25:40.620 anymore that the

00:25:42.360 traditional media is

00:25:44.340 telling you the truth

00:25:45.160 on anything

00:25:45.720 um who believes

00:25:49.220 that uh you

00:25:51.460 know the media

00:25:53.140 didn't know about

00:25:54.520 joe biden

00:25:55.100 who believes

00:25:57.160 that joe biden's

00:25:59.160 cancer is a

00:26:00.740 new subject

00:26:02.680 now that one's

00:26:03.680 hard because that

00:26:05.500 very well could be

00:26:06.560 brand new but it

00:26:07.660 also because we

00:26:08.700 don't believe in so

00:26:09.460 many other things

00:26:10.180 it might have been

00:26:11.140 known when he was

00:26:12.920 still in the

00:26:13.620 white house we

00:26:14.540 don't know but

00:26:16.480 do you believe it

00:26:17.520 i'm not asking you

00:26:18.380 what you know i'm

00:26:19.500 asking you what you

00:26:20.120 believe then cash

00:26:22.060 patel comes out

00:26:23.140 along with dan

00:26:24.400 bongino two very

00:26:25.600 credible people on

00:26:26.620 our side on

00:26:27.760 donald trump's

00:26:28.820 handpick in

00:26:30.100 inside team and

00:26:32.680 they say the

00:26:34.020 um epstein

00:26:35.900 suicide was a

00:26:37.880 suicide and my

00:26:39.640 first response was

00:26:40.680 and then i

00:26:42.240 immediately went but

00:26:43.100 it's coming from

00:26:43.800 these guys i

00:26:44.360 believe these i

00:26:45.100 know these guys

00:26:46.080 and so then i

00:26:48.620 started getting

00:26:49.320 into critical

00:26:50.040 thinking okay what

00:26:51.220 would it take for

00:26:52.260 me to believe

00:26:53.600 them and they

00:26:54.800 just have to show

00:26:55.540 us what they saw

00:26:56.740 because that's a

00:26:57.380 that's a rule

00:26:58.060 reversal they've

00:26:58.940 they've they've

00:26:59.500 switched they 0.91

00:27:01.000 said it wasn't a

00:27:03.120 suicide now all i 0.93

00:27:05.240 need to know is

00:27:05.920 what did you see

00:27:07.020 and show it to

00:27:08.020 me okay why is

00:27:12.400 this important to

00:27:13.240 use critical

00:27:13.780 thinking we

00:27:14.640 just went through

00:27:15.640 uh four of the

00:27:17.300 seven stages of

00:27:18.680 it's called the

00:27:20.120 seven stage cycle

00:27:21.980 of civilization

00:27:23.540 uh civilizational

00:27:24.980 collapse okay

00:27:26.380 first the age of

00:27:27.860 pioneers that's the

00:27:29.200 revolutionary war

00:27:30.500 then the age of

00:27:31.320 conquest that's you

00:27:32.840 know the expansion

00:27:33.760 out west the age

00:27:35.540 of commerce that

00:27:37.080 is the really the

00:27:38.820 20th century early

00:27:40.080 20th century the

00:27:41.560 age of affluence

00:27:42.760 beginning around

00:27:43.480 the reagan years

00:27:44.780 where the decay

00:27:45.680 begins and it

00:27:46.400 becomes about

00:27:46.980 leisure and stuff

00:27:48.320 uh then fifth and

00:27:52.500 this is where the

00:27:53.700 last time i read

00:27:55.060 this i thought we

00:27:57.080 were here and

00:27:58.680 maybe a little in

00:27:59.720 the six maybe the

00:28:01.980 age of intellect

00:28:03.140 elite rule and

00:28:05.660 fragmentation experts 1.00

00:28:08.080 experts and

00:28:08.900 technocrats

00:28:09.640 dominate reason

00:28:11.420 replaces faith

00:28:13.020 society becomes

00:28:15.020 obsessed with

00:28:16.080 process bureaucracy

00:28:17.840 identity and

00:28:20.380 division people

00:28:22.340 grow disconnected

00:28:23.460 from elites

00:28:24.500 populist backlash

00:28:26.200 begins this is

00:28:28.200 france pre 1789

00:28:30.340 weimar germany

00:28:31.560 uh in the 1920s

00:28:33.740 and the u.s.

00:28:35.020 post 2000 the

00:28:37.620 values relativism

00:28:39.340 narcissism hyper

00:28:41.200 education with

00:28:42.340 moral void so

00:28:45.120 technocrats

00:28:46.520 dominate yes

00:28:47.520 reason replaces

00:28:48.740 faith yes

00:28:49.640 society becomes

00:28:50.420 obsessed with

00:28:51.040 process yes

00:28:52.000 bureaucracy yes

00:28:53.700 identity absolutely

00:28:55.400 and division the

00:28:57.100 people grow

00:28:57.640 disconnected from

00:28:58.540 elites yes

00:28:59.380 populist backlash

00:29:00.780 begins 2016 yes

00:29:03.660 then you get into

00:29:05.960 the sixth stage

00:29:07.280 the age of

00:29:09.000 decadence moral

00:29:10.820 decline and

00:29:11.920 decline of

00:29:12.760 courage tell me

00:29:14.740 if you can't

00:29:15.400 check every box

00:29:16.240 on this one

00:29:16.820 national identity

00:29:18.780 collapses

00:29:19.640 almost there

00:29:22.280 almost immigration 0.59

00:29:24.700 without assimilation 0.99

00:29:26.160 yes public debt

00:29:28.100 surges yes

00:29:29.660 breads and

00:29:30.840 circuses replace

00:29:32.000 responsibility yes

00:29:33.920 political corruption

00:29:35.420 is normalized yes

00:29:37.160 gender confusion

00:29:39.300 yes family

00:29:41.520 disintegration yes

00:29:43.200 loss of fertility

00:29:44.460 yes the use of

00:29:46.280 drugs yes

00:29:47.160 hedonism dominates

00:29:49.040 yes that's rome

00:29:51.860 the third through

00:29:52.520 the fifth century

00:29:53.460 and is this us

00:29:55.340 today the values

00:29:56.700 hedonism nihilism

00:29:58.300 and entitlement

00:30:00.000 i think yes yes

00:30:02.780 and yes

00:30:03.440 then you get into

00:30:06.680 the last

00:30:07.700 phase

00:30:08.560 would you agree

00:30:10.620 stew that we've

00:30:11.240 hit everything else

00:30:12.740 in that

00:30:13.320 yeah we're

00:30:14.400 we're here at

00:30:15.640 some degree or

00:30:16.400 another where we've

00:30:17.180 hit all of those

00:30:17.760 okay

00:30:18.040 the age of

00:30:19.840 decline and

00:30:21.080 collapse

00:30:21.740 disintegration

00:30:23.080 there's only two

00:30:25.140 things

00:30:25.760 number one

00:30:27.380 internal distrust

00:30:29.820 factionalism

00:30:31.720 and scapegoating 0.52

00:30:33.180 that's the first

00:30:35.900 all of that

00:30:37.560 is where

00:30:38.600 we are today

00:30:39.840 with those

00:30:40.760 stories

00:30:41.520 internal distrust

00:30:43.680 i don't trust

00:30:44.780 anything

00:30:45.160 do you

00:30:45.760 factionalism

00:30:48.040 hello

00:30:49.700 MAGA

00:30:51.040 and the

00:30:53.300 what anti-MAGA

00:30:55.180 you're either a

00:30:56.540 racist or an

00:30:57.180 anti-racist

00:30:58.160 and scapegoating 0.52

00:31:00.060 i don't know

00:31:02.320 uh jake tapper

00:31:04.300 how's your book

00:31:05.180 going

00:31:05.460 i think we're

00:31:09.420 there

00:31:09.760 the last thing

00:31:13.300 to happen

00:31:13.940 currency

00:31:15.760 collapse

00:31:16.560 loss of external

00:31:18.680 power

00:31:19.200 or invasion

00:31:20.700 with donald trump

00:31:23.940 power in power

00:31:24.900 where i don't

00:31:25.780 think we're

00:31:26.140 going to lose

00:31:26.560 the external

00:31:27.140 power or

00:31:27.880 invasion

00:31:28.320 unless our

00:31:29.620 currency

00:31:29.960 collapses

00:31:30.500 and our

00:31:31.800 currency collapse

00:31:32.580 could happen

00:31:33.260 nobody did

00:31:33.940 you see they

00:31:34.340 downgraded us

00:31:35.100 yet again

00:31:35.780 stew you

00:31:36.120 remember

00:31:36.420 2008

00:31:37.400 i'm saying

00:31:38.700 in 2006

00:31:39.580 2007

00:31:40.200 and we

00:31:41.100 will lose

00:31:41.860 our

00:31:42.700 triple a

00:31:43.840 plus

00:31:44.360 status

00:31:45.220 they will

00:31:46.780 downgrade

00:31:47.360 us

00:31:47.700 the

00:31:48.640 the quote

00:31:50.200 was never

00:31:51.580 from every

00:31:53.080 institution

00:31:54.080 in america

00:31:54.820 never

00:31:55.520 it will

00:31:56.000 never

00:31:56.460 happen

00:31:56.940 ever

00:31:57.600 ever

00:31:58.000 ever

00:31:58.400 ever

00:31:58.820 ever

00:31:59.180 it will

00:31:59.580 never

00:32:00.120 ever

00:32:00.720 happen

00:32:01.340 well it

00:32:02.820 happened in

00:32:03.260 like 2009

00:32:04.040 then it

00:32:04.620 happened again

00:32:05.160 in like 12

00:32:06.000 and 16

00:32:06.700 and they

00:32:07.220 just did

00:32:07.580 it again

00:32:07.940 so currency

00:32:10.520 collapse

00:32:11.000 is on the

00:32:11.580 board

00:32:11.880 values

00:32:14.300 of this

00:32:15.420 era

00:32:15.740 despair

00:32:17.520 tribalism

00:32:19.680 and the

00:32:21.280 choice between

00:32:22.080 authoritarianism

00:32:23.260 or anarchy

00:32:24.360 we're there

00:32:27.920 okay so

00:32:30.180 i don't tell

00:32:31.300 you this

00:32:31.680 to bum you 0.98

00:32:32.620 out i tell

00:32:33.440 you this

00:32:33.960 because there

00:32:35.020 is something

00:32:35.720 you can do

00:32:36.480 the that's

00:32:38.180 why i

00:32:38.720 started today's

00:32:39.720 show with

00:32:40.360 those questions

00:32:42.040 we must

00:32:44.160 i believe

00:32:44.880 this is a

00:32:45.500 national

00:32:46.200 emergency

00:32:46.920 and i

00:32:48.500 believe

00:32:48.800 donald trump

00:32:49.520 should declare

00:32:50.540 our trust

00:32:51.780 in these

00:32:52.300 institutions

00:32:53.000 a national

00:32:54.080 emergency

00:32:54.900 we must

00:32:57.080 be

00:32:57.600 transparent

00:32:58.520 this is

00:32:59.900 why i

00:33:00.340 said

00:33:00.700 i want

00:33:01.840 cash

00:33:02.400 and i

00:33:03.520 want

00:33:03.800 dan

00:33:04.100 bongino

00:33:04.600 to show

00:33:05.820 the american

00:33:06.500 people

00:33:07.020 what changed

00:33:08.320 their minds

00:33:09.140 i would

00:33:09.900 love

00:33:10.580 a hearing

00:33:11.480 on it

00:33:12.080 and not

00:33:12.720 some

00:33:13.000 big

00:33:14.000 drawn

00:33:14.540 out

00:33:14.900 you know

00:33:16.280 hearing in

00:33:17.060 congress

00:33:17.400 with the

00:33:17.760 budget

00:33:17.960 i just

00:33:18.780 want to

00:33:19.160 see

00:33:19.520 i want

00:33:20.600 to see

00:33:20.980 the files

00:33:21.740 because

00:33:24.260 internal

00:33:24.760 distrust

00:33:25.360 is a

00:33:25.860 choice

00:33:26.320 because

00:33:29.440 if you're

00:33:30.020 saying

00:33:30.360 today

00:33:30.800 i don't

00:33:31.540 believe

00:33:32.020 dan

00:33:32.380 bongino

00:33:32.880 and

00:33:33.460 cash

00:33:33.820 patel

00:33:34.280 which

00:33:35.800 i'm

00:33:36.740 stuck

00:33:37.240 because

00:33:37.680 i do

00:33:38.260 believe

00:33:38.640 them

00:33:38.940 i just

00:33:39.740 i think

00:33:41.460 i don't

00:33:41.720 have enough

00:33:42.060 information

00:33:42.560 to go

00:33:42.920 with

00:33:43.080 them

00:33:43.200 on

00:33:43.320 this

00:33:43.540 i believe

00:33:48.300 in them

00:33:48.700 but i

00:33:49.940 also

00:33:50.280 believe

00:33:50.680 that

00:33:50.980 epstein

00:33:51.440 killed

00:33:51.880 himself

00:33:52.200 sorry

00:33:52.480 my throat

00:33:52.880 was

00:33:53.060 killing

00:33:53.260 me

00:33:53.560 i just

00:33:54.040 like the

00:33:54.280 fact that

00:33:54.480 you crunched

00:33:55.040 the ice

00:33:55.420 as you

00:33:55.720 took the

00:33:56.020 sip

00:33:56.220 um

00:33:57.260 i just

00:33:58.800 i believe

00:33:59.760 them

00:34:00.220 i just

00:34:01.420 believe

00:34:02.000 also

00:34:02.520 that

00:34:03.100 epstein

00:34:03.540 killed

00:34:03.840 himself

00:34:04.360 that he

00:34:05.140 didn't hang

00:34:05.600 himself with

00:34:06.000 a paper

00:34:06.300 sheet

00:34:06.560 those two

00:34:07.740 don't

00:34:07.940 match

00:34:08.240 when

00:34:09.880 something

00:34:10.320 doesn't

00:34:10.680 match

00:34:11.020 you have

00:34:11.360 to go

00:34:11.620 back

00:34:12.020 and say

00:34:12.500 which

00:34:13.040 one

00:34:13.500 do you

00:34:14.560 actually

00:34:14.980 think

00:34:15.300 is right

00:34:15.760 i can't

00:34:16.960 because i

00:34:17.620 don't have

00:34:18.040 enough

00:34:18.260 information

00:34:18.840 but i

00:34:21.040 must

00:34:21.660 do that

00:34:22.440 because

00:34:23.500 trust

00:34:24.420 and distrust

00:34:25.520 at this

00:34:26.940 point

00:34:27.500 is a

00:34:28.480 choice

00:34:28.980 now let

00:34:31.120 me show

00:34:31.380 you where

00:34:31.680 distrust

00:34:32.280 leads

00:34:32.800 if you

00:34:34.320 don't

00:34:34.700 trust

00:34:35.180 cash

00:34:36.640 patel

00:34:37.180 and dan

00:34:38.240 bongino

00:34:38.860 then you

00:34:40.440 can't

00:34:40.900 trust

00:34:41.340 the fbi

00:34:42.180 and the

00:34:42.680 doj

00:34:43.180 and anything

00:34:44.120 that they're

00:34:44.800 doing there

00:34:45.340 that's pretty

00:34:47.800 bad

00:34:48.200 because we

00:34:49.920 just have

00:34:51.000 the biggest

00:34:51.560 reformer in

00:34:52.700 of all time

00:34:53.700 a guy who

00:34:54.800 said he

00:34:55.300 would reform

00:34:56.120 those two

00:34:57.820 institutions

00:34:58.520 that he

00:34:59.620 would be

00:35:00.120 transparent

00:35:00.720 and he

00:35:01.160 hired these

00:35:01.880 two guys

00:35:02.520 and we

00:35:03.140 all

00:35:03.520 cheered

00:35:04.180 for those

00:35:05.160 two guys

00:35:05.740 so

00:35:07.980 if you

00:35:09.040 don't

00:35:09.540 trust

00:35:09.980 them

00:35:10.320 if you

00:35:12.060 just

00:35:12.340 immediately

00:35:12.720 go

00:35:12.940 something's

00:35:13.560 wrong

00:35:13.780 i don't

00:35:14.120 trust

00:35:14.420 them

00:35:14.600 without

00:35:16.020 saying

00:35:16.580 here i

00:35:17.300 don't

00:35:17.580 trust

00:35:18.040 that that

00:35:18.720 is true 0.89

00:35:19.260 but i

00:35:19.660 want to

00:35:19.900 see what

00:35:20.220 changed

00:35:20.560 their mind

00:35:21.100 then your

00:35:22.440 next step

00:35:23.260 is

00:35:23.720 well does

00:35:25.120 donald trump

00:35:25.580 know

00:35:25.820 and if

00:35:29.180 he doesn't

00:35:29.600 do something

00:35:30.080 about them

00:35:30.600 on something

00:35:31.120 this egregious

00:35:31.960 they're

00:35:32.220 clearly

00:35:32.740 covering

00:35:33.180 something

00:35:33.520 up

00:35:33.820 then i

00:35:34.780 got a

00:35:35.060 problem

00:35:35.320 with

00:35:35.440 donald trump

00:35:35.940 where does

00:35:39.020 this end

00:35:39.500 this this

00:35:40.360 ends in

00:35:41.280 this ends

00:35:42.080 in guillotines

00:35:43.180 in france

00:35:43.820 this is what

00:35:45.480 happens

00:35:45.900 you betrayed

00:35:47.260 the revolution

00:35:48.160 no i

00:35:49.740 didn't

00:35:50.220 that's just

00:35:50.880 not true

00:35:51.920 so the

00:35:58.340 good news

00:35:58.760 is this

00:35:59.560 is this

00:36:00.100 is up to

00:36:00.480 you

00:36:00.700 these

00:36:02.040 things

00:36:02.340 can be

00:36:02.900 reversed

00:36:03.520 they just

00:36:04.460 haven't been

00:36:05.020 but they

00:36:05.400 can be

00:36:05.840 reversed

00:36:06.340 for instance

00:36:07.500 why would

00:36:08.480 our currency

00:36:09.280 collapse

00:36:09.800 because we're

00:36:10.660 being downgraded

00:36:11.780 why are we

00:36:12.460 being downgraded

00:36:13.300 because we're

00:36:13.820 spending too

00:36:14.340 much

00:36:14.600 why are we

00:36:15.280 spending too

00:36:15.780 much

00:36:16.060 because the

00:36:16.860 people in

00:36:17.380 washington

00:36:17.820 won't

00:36:18.380 listen to

00:36:19.200 the american

00:36:19.740 people

00:36:20.280 they have

00:36:21.460 no

00:36:22.180 courage

00:36:23.040 back to

00:36:24.520 stage

00:36:26.140 six

00:36:26.640 decline of

00:36:27.780 courage

00:36:28.220 that means

00:36:29.940 we need

00:36:30.660 more people

00:36:31.360 who have

00:36:31.960 courage

00:36:32.540 that will

00:36:33.240 say

00:36:33.540 this is

00:36:34.900 the end

00:36:35.540 of the

00:36:36.080 republic

00:36:36.560 if we

00:36:37.320 don't do

00:36:38.100 certain

00:36:38.620 things

00:36:39.240 so where

00:36:42.900 will you

00:36:43.380 stand today

00:36:44.180 will you

00:36:46.140 dedicate

00:36:46.480 yourself

00:36:47.120 to not

00:36:49.240 changing

00:36:49.800 what you

00:36:50.260 believe

00:36:50.820 per se

00:36:51.360 but at

00:36:53.840 least

00:36:54.160 demanding

00:36:55.020 critical

00:36:55.800 thinking

00:36:56.380 answers

00:36:57.120 for good

00:36:59.660 critical

00:37:00.160 thinking

00:37:00.680 questions

00:37:01.440 i don't

00:37:04.760 believe you

00:37:05.520 thus

00:37:07.160 i am

00:37:07.920 asking you

00:37:08.820 to produce

00:37:10.260 and have

00:37:11.200 a conversation

00:37:12.080 with the

00:37:12.520 american

00:37:12.820 people

00:37:13.260 to show

00:37:14.120 us what

00:37:14.700 changed

00:37:15.360 your mind

00:37:16.140 show us

00:37:18.900 the facts

00:37:19.640 we must

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00:37:22.500 trust

00:37:23.420 back in

00:37:24.580 just a

00:37:24.880 second

00:37:25.080 when you

00:37:26.440 think of

00:37:26.740 a cell

00:37:27.040 phone

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00:37:27.720 you probably

00:37:28.180 don't

00:37:28.460 imagine

00:37:28.820 one that

00:37:29.500 is actively

00:37:29.980 shaping the

00:37:30.640 future of

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00:38:36.560 about verizon

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00:38:52.320 brandon

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00:38:52.880 for for

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00:38:53.940 he said

00:38:54.840 well

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00:38:56.520 is supposed

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00:38:57.100 away

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00:38:59.300 you

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00:40:07.100 unsuspecting

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00:40:09.440 itself happens

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00:40:11.140 completely legal

00:40:12.140 on paper

00:40:12.740 these criminals

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00:42:00.700 welcome

00:42:01.720 welcome to

00:42:01.940 the

00:42:02.140 Glenn

00:42:02.480 back

00:42:02.640 program

00:42:03.060 so when

00:42:05.380 you talk

00:42:05.660 about

00:42:05.840 critical

00:42:06.140 thinking

00:42:06.500 isn't

00:42:08.180 part of

00:42:08.640 critical

00:42:08.920 thinking

00:42:09.320 asking

00:42:09.800 yourself

00:42:10.120 the

00:42:10.300 question

00:42:10.640 what

00:42:11.660 possible

00:42:12.420 motivation

00:42:13.140 oh yeah

00:42:14.020 would

00:42:14.220 Dan

00:42:14.740 Bongino

00:42:15.600 of all

00:42:16.180 people in

00:42:16.740 the world

00:42:17.440 and

00:42:18.060 Kash Patel

00:42:18.920 have to

00:42:20.660 lie to

00:42:21.580 the

00:42:22.440 MAGA

00:42:22.880 base

00:42:23.520 about this

00:42:24.580 being a

00:42:25.060 suicide

00:42:25.440 play the

00:42:26.280 play the

00:42:27.060 Dan Bongino

00:42:28.620 and

00:42:29.200 Kash Patel

00:42:30.160 response

00:42:30.800 you said

00:42:31.760 Jeffrey Epstein

00:42:33.040 committed

00:42:33.700 suicide

00:42:34.260 people don't

00:42:35.820 believe it

00:42:36.300 well I mean

00:42:37.100 listen they

00:42:38.040 have a right

00:42:39.040 to their

00:42:40.000 opinion but

00:42:40.560 as someone

00:42:40.980 who has

00:42:41.480 worked as

00:42:42.400 a public

00:42:42.700 defender as

00:42:43.240 a prosecutor

00:42:43.780 who's been

00:42:44.240 in that

00:42:44.500 prison system

00:42:45.160 who's been

00:42:45.520 in the

00:42:45.740 metropolitan

00:42:46.120 detention

00:42:46.580 center

00:42:46.900 who's been

00:42:47.600 in segregated

00:42:48.100 housing

00:42:48.560 you know a

00:42:50.160 suicide when

00:42:50.740 you see one

00:42:51.280 and that's

00:42:51.660 what that

00:42:51.960 was

00:42:52.300 he killed

00:42:53.800 himself

00:42:54.240 again you

00:42:55.940 want me to

00:42:56.280 I've seen

00:42:57.520 the whole

00:42:57.820 file he

00:42:58.420 killed

00:42:58.640 himself

00:42:58.980 what

00:43:01.040 possible

00:43:02.500 motivation

00:43:03.220 other than

00:43:03.860 the fact

00:43:04.160 that maybe

00:43:05.300 he just

00:43:05.600 killed

00:43:05.780 himself

00:43:06.100 yeah the

00:43:07.060 motivation

00:43:07.880 some would

00:43:08.520 say is

00:43:08.980 they've been

00:43:09.360 co-opted

00:43:10.540 Dan Bongino

00:43:11.600 yeah and

00:43:12.280 but see that

00:43:12.820 Kash Patel

00:43:13.440 have been

00:43:13.740 co-opted

00:43:14.440 by the

00:43:15.000 deep state

00:43:15.500 that's the

00:43:16.280 choice

00:43:16.660 everybody

00:43:17.140 has to

00:43:17.640 make and

00:43:18.000 I'm not

00:43:18.300 saying you

00:43:18.760 have enough

00:43:19.120 information

00:43:19.580 to make

00:43:20.080 that

00:43:20.400 I

00:43:21.440 I've

00:43:23.120 made that

00:43:23.860 but I

00:43:24.600 can't square

00:43:25.580 what he

00:43:26.100 just said

00:43:26.580 because I

00:43:26.840 don't think

00:43:27.080 anybody

00:43:27.380 kills

00:43:27.800 themselves

00:43:28.120 with paper

00:43:28.560 sheets

00:43:28.940 but I

00:43:29.440 mean

00:43:29.600 probably

00:43:30.380 that's

00:43:30.900 that

00:43:31.160 because we

00:43:31.780 we obviously

00:43:32.520 have seen

00:43:32.900 but like

00:43:33.380 probably

00:43:33.900 that wasn't

00:43:34.500 the way

00:43:34.940 it happened

00:43:35.380 right

00:43:35.660 right right

00:43:36.140 so I

00:43:36.760 want to

00:43:37.220 know

00:43:37.560 what did

00:43:38.380 he see

00:43:38.960 what did

00:43:39.720 he see

00:43:40.100 that said

00:43:41.520 no

00:43:42.060 Dan you're

00:43:43.080 wrong

00:43:43.360 I know

00:43:43.980 you want

00:43:44.440 to believe

00:43:44.900 that he

00:43:45.700 didn't hang

00:43:46.320 himself

00:43:46.660 there was

00:43:47.000 something

00:43:47.300 else

00:43:47.600 but he

00:43:48.600 did

00:43:48.840 I want

00:43:49.380 to know

00:43:49.680 Dan is

00:43:50.380 a good

00:43:51.280 guy

00:43:51.520 he has

00:43:51.920 not been

00:43:52.620 co-opted

00:43:53.500 Kash Patel

00:43:54.360 is a good

00:43:54.760 guy

00:43:55.100 he hadn't

00:43:55.460 been co-opted

00:43:56.440 so what

00:43:58.500 is it

00:43:59.080 that changed

00:43:59.880 their mind

00:44:00.640 and you

00:44:01.460 have I

00:44:01.820 think there

00:44:02.120 is something

00:44:02.720 you have

00:44:03.260 to allow

00:44:03.840 for for

00:44:05.580 new information

00:44:06.580 to change

00:44:07.800 your mind

00:44:08.160 and I think

00:44:08.620 there are some

00:44:09.220 people who

00:44:09.720 don't allow

00:44:10.480 that anymore

00:44:11.000 that's the

00:44:11.920 problem

00:44:12.260 we've seen

00:44:12.680 that with

00:44:12.980 many conspiracy

00:44:13.660 theories in

00:44:14.160 the past

00:44:14.520 no matter

00:44:14.840 what information

00:44:15.560 comes out

00:44:16.040 made your

00:44:16.700 own religion

00:44:17.380 just like

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00:46:31.280 this is the

00:46:34.300 Glenn Beck

00:46:35.080 program

00:46:35.880 hello America

00:46:38.660 we are talking

00:46:39.680 about trust

00:46:40.540 what do you believe

00:46:41.740 and how do we

00:46:43.520 repair the trust

00:46:44.520 is it even

00:46:45.320 repairable

00:46:46.000 I think we made

00:46:47.280 the point yesterday

00:46:48.240 I mean last hour

00:46:49.640 that it really needs

00:46:51.460 to be repairable

00:46:52.560 we have to repair

00:46:53.580 it it's one of

00:46:54.120 the last stages

00:46:55.060 of the

00:46:56.300 of civilizations

00:46:57.540 if you look at

00:46:58.460 the rise and fall

00:46:59.760 of empires

00:47:01.560 throughout history

00:47:02.280 there are seven

00:47:02.880 stages and this

00:47:03.700 is in the seventh

00:47:04.460 stage

00:47:04.960 we just talked

00:47:05.960 about Jeffrey

00:47:07.000 Epstein and

00:47:07.880 Kash Patel

00:47:08.720 and Dan Bongino

00:47:09.880 I don't believe

00:47:12.040 that he killed

00:47:14.080 himself but Dan

00:47:15.540 Bongino just did

00:47:16.620 he said I looked

00:47:18.760 at it and that's

00:47:20.100 the conclusion

00:47:20.740 if there's new

00:47:21.380 information I'll

00:47:22.160 tell you but the

00:47:23.220 information that we

00:47:23.960 now have shows

00:47:25.680 he killed himself

00:47:26.600 do you believe him

00:47:27.240 or not and what

00:47:28.240 are the consequences

00:47:29.040 if you don't

00:47:29.960 see this is this

00:47:32.760 is radical

00:47:33.800 transparency is

00:47:35.400 needed to save

00:47:36.580 our nation

00:47:37.260 radical transparency

00:47:38.600 and I'll get into

00:47:39.320 that here in just

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00:47:47.200 you know escapes for

00:47:48.620 a little while one

00:47:49.720 of them recently had

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00:47:51.860 a family vacation

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00:48:00.300 their dogs only the

00:48:01.780 teenager wasn't doing 0.66

00:48:02.620 her job she was gone 0.69

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00:48:04.740 at a time barely paid

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00:48:47.920 well hello Stu

00:48:49.800 Glenn what a time to be

00:48:52.820 alive it really is it

00:48:54.120 it's great to be alive

00:48:55.400 can't wait to see how

00:48:56.520 all this works out

00:48:57.300 yeah it's a fascinating

00:48:58.780 film that I'm not

00:48:59.780 engaged in and doesn't

00:49:00.760 really affect me at

00:49:01.560 least that's what I'm

00:49:02.120 convincing myself of

00:49:02.920 it's right it's a lot

00:49:04.140 easier you're just

00:49:05.020 sitting in a theater

00:49:05.640 yeah that's it

00:49:06.400 what's going on all

00:49:07.560 this stuff we're just

00:49:08.320 watching this for

00:49:09.100 entertainment purposes

00:49:10.240 we're like wow let's

00:49:11.400 learn from this society

00:49:12.680 imagine what's gonna be

00:49:13.720 on the next episode

00:49:14.700 wow that's how I feel

00:49:15.900 all right well what was

00:49:18.160 on last episode uh was

00:49:21.220 another giant ship

00:49:22.980 hitting another giant

00:49:24.220 bridge what is

00:49:26.120 happening now I've

00:49:28.140 never seen this in my

00:49:29.200 lifetime okay I mean

00:49:31.420 I'm 62 I've seen it

00:49:35.140 happen now two times

00:49:37.320 and it's been recently

00:49:39.640 I don't know about you

00:49:41.880 but I think I think

00:49:45.020 there's a problem now

00:49:47.260 what's happening two

00:49:48.980 ships two major American

00:49:51.060 bridges less than what 0.77

00:49:52.900 year and a half apart

00:49:54.500 from each other both

00:49:55.980 ships lose power now

00:50:00.600 now we've seen this

00:50:01.760 happen before we've

00:50:04.860 seen other ships lose

00:50:06.440 power I'll get into

00:50:07.540 that here in a second

00:50:08.340 recently Baltimore

00:50:10.980 March 2024 Francis

00:50:13.060 Scott Key Bridge

00:50:14.100 collapses into the

00:50:15.320 ridge river because a

00:50:17.460 Singaporean cargo ship

00:50:18.960 the Dali loses

00:50:20.540 propulsion slams into

00:50:22.520 the support column six

00:50:24.200 workers are killed the

00:50:25.260 whole country watches in

00:50:26.400 shock and you're like

00:50:27.520 wow that doesn't

00:50:28.980 happen well then again

00:50:30.380 on Saturday it happens

00:50:32.340 again a Mexican Navy

00:50:34.980 tall ship loses power

00:50:37.740 while departing New

00:50:39.120 York Harbor it drifts

00:50:40.540 straight into the

00:50:41.600 Brooklyn Bridge two

00:50:42.560 sailors die dozens were

00:50:44.440 injured the mass

00:50:45.680 shatter like matchsticks

00:50:47.160 the Brooklyn Bridge an

00:50:48.500 icon of American resolve

00:50:49.940 shakes but apparently

00:50:51.760 everything is okay now

00:50:54.700 first of all our

00:50:56.160 condolences to all of

00:50:57.420 those who were on the

00:50:58.340 ship that lost their

00:50:59.120 lives or were injured

00:51:00.140 we feel for you that

00:51:01.640 was an that was an

00:51:02.660 awful they were all

00:51:03.920 standing there on the

00:51:05.020 masts and you imagine

00:51:06.220 standing there going it's

00:51:07.200 we're not stopping we're

00:51:08.120 not stopping I got to get

00:51:09.200 down and then when the

00:51:11.620 ship but when the mass

00:51:12.500 go down you saw them

00:51:13.460 they were all entangled in

00:51:14.620 the ropes and they were

00:51:15.740 just hanging there some of

00:51:17.140 them upside down it was

00:51:18.480 it's nuts okay so the

00:51:21.120 reason for that one we're

00:51:22.340 told again power okay

00:51:26.340 okay maybe once maybe

00:51:29.260 twice both on foreign

00:51:31.900 vessels both involved with

00:51:34.680 high-profile American

00:51:36.060 infrastructure now we've

00:51:39.280 been talking the last hour

00:51:41.280 about trust and I'm sorry

00:51:45.120 I just don't trust that this

00:51:48.140 is if this is what it is

00:51:49.820 then we should stop having

00:51:51.320 computer systems run

00:51:52.520 everything on these ships

00:51:53.620 okay that's the only

00:51:56.820 reason why you could say

00:51:58.420 well no we just put in

00:51:59.820 these new computers that

00:52:03.780 are running these ships and

00:52:05.780 nobody's ever seen

00:52:07.260 computers run things like

00:52:09.380 ships before and we don't

00:52:11.980 know if they're safe and

00:52:13.920 stable yet then don't put

00:52:15.320 them in the in the ship if

00:52:17.680 there's a problem with that

00:52:18.980 why don't we know there's I

00:52:20.620 can't use my phone on an

00:52:23.100 airplane why why because

00:52:27.440 the FAA couldn't come up

00:52:29.220 with a reason we had a plane

00:52:31.120 crash I think it was in

00:52:32.440 Long Island years ago and

00:52:34.260 they're like blah cell phones

00:52:37.400 and we've been being told to

00:52:41.180 turn off our cell phones and

00:52:42.260 everything else because it

00:52:43.380 interferes with the navigation

00:52:46.560 systems on the plane it does

00:52:49.820 what excuse me what does it

00:52:52.660 do nobody believes that

00:52:54.740 nobody believes that okay

00:52:56.600 that's not true just not

00:52:58.280 true how come if you've ever

00:53:01.020 flown in a private plane they

00:53:02.760 don't tell you that is there

00:53:04.680 something special in private

00:53:06.400 planes that makes their super

00:53:09.060 super navigational systems so

00:53:11.160 much better than it is on a

00:53:12.580 commercial airliner no it's a lie

00:53:15.160 it's a lie so what's wrong

00:53:20.900 with these ships do you

00:53:21.900 remember the ship that also

00:53:23.360 lost power and then made like

00:53:26.040 a loop-de-loop and then slammed

00:53:28.400 into another ship it was I think

00:53:29.920 off the coast of maybe

00:53:31.100 Singapore you remember that

00:53:32.940 happened about three four years

00:53:34.480 ago it was like this insane

00:53:36.660 thing where we lost power in

00:53:38.180 navigation and it just I mean

00:53:40.400 it was too like large like

00:53:42.660 freighters no I think it was a

00:53:44.920 freighter and a naval ship and it 0.64

00:53:46.580 just pounded into the naval ship

00:53:48.560 only I lost power and lost

00:53:51.400 navigation okay okay okay all

00:53:53.840 right there is something

00:53:55.500 happening in the pit of my

00:53:57.440 history section of my stomach

00:54:00.700 that says this isn't this isn't

00:54:03.660 right warning bell okay what

00:54:08.660 history would tell me is these are

00:54:12.240 shark bumps okay you know what a

00:54:14.800 shark bump is I worked with

00:54:17.560 Anderson Cooper one time and we

00:54:21.240 were sitting getting ready to he

00:54:22.660 was doing his show on CNN I was

00:54:24.840 doing my show on CNN headline news

00:54:27.080 which is strangely has better

00:54:29.180 numbers now than any show on CNN

00:54:32.060 currently but anyway so I'm getting

00:54:35.640 ready to do my show on CNN headline

00:54:38.460 news and Anderson walks in and he was

00:54:43.240 always very kind you know to me and

00:54:45.420 we had a nice relationship yeah he

00:54:47.300 always was yeah and and he said

00:54:50.380 what'd you do this weekend and I said

00:54:53.200 I took my kids I don't know to the

00:54:55.020 park or whatever I said what'd you do

00:54:57.100 and he said I went shark diving off the

00:55:00.920 coast of Australia I was like he had a

00:55:04.340 lot of those weird stories yeah I was

00:55:06.060 like oh okay yeah I haven't done that

00:55:09.140 I said why would you do that and he

00:55:11.080 said well we were making we were gonna

00:55:12.880 make a dock on it and then something

00:55:14.780 happened and he said so I just you know

00:55:18.020 I wanted to be in the cage and have the

00:55:21.200 sharks you know to see the sharks and

00:55:23.060 I'm like okay I could live my whole life

00:55:26.000 without ever doing that and he said then

00:55:29.400 when they pulled the cage up I'm you

00:55:31.140 know coming out and he said it was

00:55:33.060 pretty wild when you're in the cage

00:55:34.400 and he said that I see the captain of

00:55:35.960 the ship as the cage is coming up he's

00:55:38.740 getting ready to dive and I said what

00:55:40.320 are you what are you doing and he said

00:55:42.480 I'm gonna go dive and just be with the

00:55:45.940 sharks for a minute okay what the

00:55:48.980 hell's wrong with these people all right

00:55:50.500 maybe it's all the blood is constantly

00:55:52.320 it can't get to their feet or anything

00:55:53.760 it's just all coagulated in their head

00:55:56.560 because they're upside down what is

00:55:57.760 wrong with you people so he says well

00:56:02.940 I'd like to go with you and he said oh

00:56:04.560 this is only for experienced divers and

00:56:06.940 Anderson said I'm an experienced diver I

00:56:08.920 you know got all my license everything

00:56:10.700 else he's like oh okay so come on we can

00:56:13.420 come with me now Anderson didn't have any

00:56:17.100 of those things he's not an experienced

00:56:19.080 diver this was his first time he puts on

00:56:21.920 everything and he goes off the back of

00:56:24.920 the ship with the the captain just before

00:56:29.120 they do that the captain says by the way

00:56:30.840 they're going to come up to you and

00:56:32.520 they're going to bump into you do not

00:56:35.880 move because if you do they'll eat you

00:56:41.620 and he said I'm sorry what he said don't

00:56:46.460 move they bump into things to see the

00:56:50.120 reaction if you're just a floating you

00:56:53.540 know bag of something they don't want to

00:56:56.020 eat it won't move but if you move

00:56:59.940 they'll eat you he said oh okay all right

00:57:04.360 now this is again the time that I take

00:57:07.240 off you know the the eye mask and I'm

00:57:09.840 like okay have a good time I'm staying

00:57:12.420 here he goes down and the sharks do just

00:57:17.000 that and he's I'm sitting here you know

00:57:19.280 listening to him and he's like oh you

00:57:20.440 wouldn't believe what it's like to have

00:57:21.540 one of these great whites just come up 1.00

00:57:23.160 and just bump you in the chest and I'm

00:57:24.620 like nope nope I can't imagine that I

00:57:27.780 may not have moved but there would have

00:57:29.340 been poop in the water everywhere okay

00:57:32.080 so how did I get here so I think what's

00:57:38.880 happening is these are shark bumps these

00:57:42.880 are I don't know a country multiple

00:57:47.880 countries I don't know can we collapse

00:57:52.000 the navigational system on ships can we

00:57:56.340 cover it up enough and can we take

00:58:00.720 control of ships and just let people in

00:58:03.460 the upper end know oh boy look what

00:58:08.380 they're doing I think this is that's what

00:58:11.440 this looks like this looks like the

00:58:13.240 opening act to a war a different kind of

00:58:17.760 war but a war one that we're not even

00:58:19.400 allowed to call a war yet and what chills

00:58:23.520 me the most is the silence on this the

00:58:26.760 mainstream media in blink on this

00:58:30.060 government assures us nothing to see

00:58:31.900 here same experts that tell you you know

00:58:34.580 that men can have babies are telling you 0.98

00:58:37.860 it's just a coincidence I'm sorry I don't

00:58:40.360 can you show me exactly how this is

00:58:43.860 happening so many times because maybe it

00:58:46.320 is but if that's true maybe we should

00:58:49.880 stop with that kind of navigation system on

00:58:53.420 these ships maybe it's not ready for prime

00:58:57.020 time and why does it always seem to lose

00:59:00.040 power in navigation right around an

00:59:02.400 American bridge right around a naval ship a

00:59:06.920 US naval ship or two US bridges why why is

00:59:13.600 that happening now there's a shipping

00:59:16.800 giant I guess it's Maersk M-A-E-R-S-K

00:59:21.780 right Maersk shipping giant had its entire

00:59:26.320 global system shut down by ransomware in

00:59:28.940 2017 did you know that the US Navy has

00:59:33.860 have had ships colliding multiple times

00:59:37.000 10 since 2016 again what was blamed

00:59:40.540 steering loss or loss of power ask the

00:59:44.500 port of Los Angeles which just last year

00:59:47.180 was under daily cyber attack from foreign

00:59:50.080 adversaries you don't need a missile to

00:59:53.140 hit us anymore you need somebody with a

00:59:56.100 keyboard and some bad code and let me ask

01:00:02.480 you this what kind of war doesn't even need

01:00:04.940 intent just capability because when

01:00:08.120 infrastructure is digitized when our

01:00:10.260 bridges our tugboats our radar systems

01:00:12.400 our engine controls all depend on

01:00:15.160 centralized code it doesn't take a villain

01:00:18.560 in a cape it takes a firmware update or a

01:00:22.840 rogue packet of data from a USB stick

01:00:25.780 remember before 9-11 the intelligence

01:00:30.960 community had over 40 separate warnings

01:00:34.000 that something big was coming they just

01:00:36.540 didn't connect the dots well we have

01:00:39.200 several dots here and they all seem to

01:00:41.940 they all seem to lead to the same thing

01:00:45.200 power or steering loss somebody should

01:00:50.100 solve that if it's a software or a hardware

01:00:55.160 problem solve that how come I'm not

01:00:58.080 hearing about that you can't just keep

01:01:01.220 saying yep last steering loss and then we

01:01:03.280 just accept it no this is national security

01:01:06.220 is anybody serious about national security

01:01:12.360 anybody now I'm not saying this was an

01:01:15.800 attack

01:01:16.220 but this is this is exactly what it would

01:01:22.480 look like if it was this looks like a shark

01:01:26.020 attack except or a shark bump except this

01:01:28.660 time the shark is seeing how you're going

01:01:32.460 to move by us not moving it makes that

01:01:36.980 foreign shark or whoever might be doing it

01:01:39.840 more apt to eat us if we move and harden

01:01:45.540 things it makes them less apt to eat us so

01:01:49.080 in a shark bump with a real shark you don't

01:01:51.540 move in in this particular scenario where

01:01:55.640 it could be a foreign adversary giving us a

01:01:59.840 shark bump you must move and I haven't I 0.99

01:02:04.380 haven't seen anything yet we need cyber

01:02:08.620 forensics on all of those boats independent

01:02:11.820 experts not just the insurers or foreign

01:02:14.840 governments independent experts we need an

01:02:18.660 an immediate national audit of our port

01:02:20.980 bridge and maritime infrastructure

01:02:22.800 vulnerabilities to electromagnetic or

01:02:26.220 cyber interference and we need we need

01:02:31.300 people to at least start investigating the

01:02:34.140 possibility of hybrid sabotage we're being

01:02:38.140 I believe we're being text tested are we

01:02:41.600 going to do the same thing with the 40

01:02:43.440 things that happened before 9-11 and not

01:02:47.060 connect the dots or are we going to go you

01:02:50.880 know it might not be that but we should be

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01:04:04.340 what'd you think of when you saw that that

01:04:18.880 ship hitting the brooklyn bridge i mean just

01:04:21.840 the visuals of it are it was spectacular

01:04:25.100 video uh and you know people on the side of

01:04:28.600 the river just watching this boat drift toward

01:04:31.260 them was bizarre as well um you know first of

01:04:34.860 all you think about the people who were on it

01:04:36.160 which a couple people died a whole people died

01:04:38.300 16 injured yeah so i mean it was tragic from

01:04:40.960 that circumstance um imagine watching it

01:04:44.180 standing on the bridge people were standing on

01:04:47.340 the bridge you walk across a brooklyn bridge

01:04:49.080 above the traffic people were standing on the

01:04:51.640 bridge seeing those masks come and go they're

01:04:53.960 going oh my what what what is happening here

01:04:56.400 your first thought is just someone just massively

01:04:58.660 miscalculating that they could go under this

01:05:00.500 bridge but one you kind of way the way they

01:05:03.080 don't seem to change direction or slow or

01:05:05.120 anything and then you realize okay and that now

01:05:06.960 they've lost power that would make some sense

01:05:09.180 the question of course that you're trying to

01:05:10.980 get at which is more important is why why are

01:05:13.660 they losing power and why could they not drop

01:05:16.040 anchor when they lost power they should drop

01:05:19.020 anchor immediately immediately i don't know

01:05:22.160 enough about especially that ship which is a

01:05:23.940 it's a it's a historic right um mexican navy ship

01:05:28.960 i guess that is you know it looks like it was

01:05:31.280 everyone keeps saying it looks like it's out of

01:05:32.700 the pirates of the caribbean and it does but it

01:05:34.720 has electronic control so it's not it's not like

01:05:38.460 that it's been updated yeah so a little bit why

01:05:41.000 why did that i don't know and what why did the

01:05:43.420 tugboat could the tugboat i don't know enough

01:05:45.100 about this so these are stupid ignorant questions 0.79

01:05:47.780 for anybody who actually has done this maybe if

01:05:50.140 you're listening you can call us and tell us why

01:05:52.240 didn't they happen to run a mexican navy ship at

01:05:54.780 any point in your head why didn't they just drop

01:05:56.980 anchor couldn't that i mean i know it may not

01:05:59.880 have caught anything but it it should it would

01:06:02.680 should stop you from drifting is that really how

01:06:04.820 ships work really are they still just trying to

01:06:07.780 there's going on like it's like your emergency

01:06:09.860 break you just drop the anchor just stop right

01:06:11.820 there it seems like bizarre like there should be

01:06:13.720 better systems but i guess if you don't have any

01:06:15.200 power yeah that's it that's what keeps you from

01:06:17.780 drifting and that's what was happening it was

01:06:19.840 drifting and then why wasn't the tugboat pulling the

01:06:22.780 opposite direction i mean you know that there's got to be a

01:06:26.640 simple answer for that okay it doesn't seem to have caused much

01:06:29.560 damage other than obviously the you know to the bridge of the

01:06:33.340 structures around it i mean we already discussed the loss of

01:06:35.680 life which is significant but it doesn't seem like it was like

01:06:38.420 a terrorist attack like they were trying to knock the bridge over or

01:06:41.640 anything like that no and i'm not even saying i'm definitely not saying

01:06:44.660 mexico had some plan right if if it was hacked into it was not hacked into by

01:06:49.300 mexico they didn't do that um that's a that's like a china thing

01:06:53.280 or a russian thing um but i i find it uh i find it

01:06:58.500 fascinating that a bridge that complex the first of its kind

01:07:04.980 could stand 150 years be hit by that

01:07:08.440 boat and nothing this is glenn beck that's that was uh inspiring

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01:08:53.880 we're glad you're here thank you for listening i saw joe rogan uh fbi special agent scott pain

01:09:01.840 uh he's an undercover guy uh and he spent like 25 years with the worst of the worst i mean the

01:09:08.580 worst of the worst uh the clan um you know um uh i'm trying to remember some of the other ones

01:09:17.900 base was another one he he went out and he said i've seen demonic stuff because when he was on rogan

01:09:27.360 he didn't really talk about his faith and his faith carries him through a lot of this i mean

01:09:33.440 he almost was killed several times and faith saved him in fact let me play this clip

01:09:39.800 um this is after i asked him what is the closest you ever got to being caught when you were undercover

01:09:49.560 listen to this as far as blowing my cover just getting caught yeah just getting the biggest one

01:09:54.720 is probably the outlaws case that's where they took me down after a year and a half undercover

01:09:58.260 um they uh a year and a half undercover doing all those insurance things carjackings whatever

01:10:06.900 and uh some dope stuff uh we upped the ante um to do a a big shipment of drugs so they could be

01:10:15.100 introduced because they've been asking so they could be introduced to some cartel contacts because

01:10:19.040 what does a drug dealer want they want the highest purity product they can get for the lowest price

01:10:23.600 they can get because then they can step on it and you know and and make more money right um so

01:10:29.360 imagine if you're in massachusetts and you get a straight pipeline from mexico you're probably going

01:10:34.700 to get some good stuff and uh we upped the ante and then at that year and a half point they carried

01:10:40.740 me down into the basement uh it's more like a crawl space of the clubhouse um and stripped me at

01:10:46.320 gunpoint looking for a wire the problem was is i was wired to the hilt and they almost they

01:10:51.180 almost found it it was close it was close and what are you going to do i'm like even if you think

01:10:56.240 you're a tough person and you can fight you're in a crawl space basement whatever i can't stand up

01:11:01.880 straight i could probably touch the wall on both sides um they've already shown me their pistols i'm

01:11:07.940 not free to leave and even if i could get past those two guys without getting shot you got everybody

01:11:13.080 upstairs i got another probably 10 upstairs with the door locked with a metal bar across it and

01:11:17.160 everything else um and it came close like i i had a no crap moment adrenaline dump um your auditory

01:11:25.140 exclusion happens your time dilation happens in your eyes everything you sees and screen grabs

01:11:30.260 everything slows down everything you hear is going whoosh whoosh real slow um and what seems like an hour

01:11:38.840 is probably a couple of minutes and um i took all my clothes off i wrote down my name and everything

01:11:47.140 they wanted me to um i was panicking like crazy you can clearly hear that my voice does not sound

01:11:53.340 like this my throat is a lot tighter my pitch is a lot higher um some of my diction is terrible because

01:11:59.580 i'm talking through my nose because i'm freaking out and um i thought i was done and then clothesline

01:12:07.920 it was supposed to be my buddy um not the fbi undercover buddy but you know the scott calloway

01:12:14.380 buddy um he uh he grabbed a piece of clothing and that piece of clothing had some equipment in it

01:12:21.480 and he starts kneading it with his fingers you know he's like working it he cracked the joke he's like

01:12:27.400 hey man i'm not gonna find anything in here i don't want to like some naked pictures of my old lady 1.00

01:12:31.620 and i'm like i hope not you know uh but i'm watching him do this and i don't even know i do it

01:12:38.540 you can hear me on the recording go because i mean what am i gonna do you know and he looked right at

01:12:46.960 it and missed it wow by that much by that much there's crazy there's crazy things like that because

01:12:54.100 that's another it goes back to my faith um that night when i called my wife uh i'd always called her

01:13:02.920 uh especially during that case i gave her like a covert phone a burner phone i bought and set up so i

01:13:09.100 could call her um from my undercover phone and i called her that night and the first thing she said

01:13:14.860 is are you okay and i was like yeah why she said man i was driving in mccallum with the girls

01:13:20.660 our girls were little at that time like three in one and uh she said i just got this overwhelming

01:13:27.140 feeling and i pulled over on the side of the road and started praying for you and that's when i was

01:13:31.040 in the basement i looked at the time that's when i was in the basement so wow yeah that's some freaky

01:13:36.320 freaky stuff but i mean there's been other things where like you know somebody's got a double barrel

01:13:41.140 shotgun with both hammers cocked back like this on the table pointing at you going my brother

01:13:45.820 and his brother's right there my brother says you're a cop and you're looking at his brother going

01:13:50.080 he's right because i arrested him when i used to be a uniform patrol you know how do you get out of

01:13:55.580 that how did you get out i started counter accusing deny counter accuse um because i didn't have near as

01:14:04.220 much training back then that was when i was at the sheriff's office but you know you find yourself in a

01:14:09.180 situation again with another case poetic justice you brought it up guys got a uh shotgun double barrel

01:14:15.140 hammer's cocked back i should learn my lesson with those i guess um and he's uh he's like he's

01:14:20.420 already told me if i find out you're the law you're a dead man you hear me if i find out you're the law

01:14:24.920 you're a dead man and then i i did something to bolster my bona fides to bolster myself as looking like

01:14:31.840 i know what i'm doing like i'm really a criminal and it and i i overstepped my bounds i underestimated

01:14:37.720 and he it's a chess game he he got me on that one the next thing i know i'm gonna say what you did

01:14:42.880 yeah like hey i told him that uh i've been like hey man that dope that i bought last time from his

01:14:48.600 relative it was weak and it was and any dealer or user is gonna know and they're gonna come back and

01:14:55.080 be like hey what the hell was that you sell you sold me you know and i told him i said oh yeah i said 0.58

01:14:59.340 that stuff was weak man he goes well this isn't try this and i was like oh and and next thing you know

01:15:06.540 i've got a red bone hound in my crotch and that thing was mean mean i was like you just didn't 0.77

01:15:12.200 move you're just like because it's going like touching you and you're like okay and then he's

01:15:18.460 got the shotgun and then there's an open bag of cocaine in my face and he's like just do it just do

01:15:23.280 it and and i'm like i i'm talking and i'm like man i told you i don't do it i'm laying out everything

01:15:28.860 that i think i could lay out that i for me and my story and uh then i realized it was it this is his

01:15:35.380 test and i even said i said so this is your test this is it and uh i just did some real quick hand

01:15:41.780 movement and i didn't ingest anything and uh i was pissed i let him know i was pissed but as soon as

01:15:48.920 that happened you have to be able to see is this situation deteriorating clearly it was but as soon

01:15:54.780 as i did that he immediately everything was fine and he's like hey come to the back room here's all

01:16:00.200 the dope my my relatives are a cop blah blah blah blah blah and man it was it was it was good to go 0.72

01:16:05.680 after that but i i shouldn't let that happen you know but again it's a chess game you're trying to

01:16:13.900 stay moves ahead while you're still connecting with people and gaining trust i mean i there were so many

01:16:21.220 times when i said to him i don't know how you do it i mean i would i would i'd have a nervous breakdown

01:16:27.160 i'd have a nervous i could not do it i get uncomfortable watching shows and i don't mean

01:16:33.480 like you know like mission impossible i get uncomfortable when the people are you know lying

01:16:39.540 to somebody in and like you know suits and they're lying and i'm like you're gonna get caught in that

01:16:43.760 and you're and i get i mean like oh geez i couldn't do it i couldn't i mean can you imagine doing that job

01:16:50.380 when i purchase something and i want i realize that there's something wrong with it or i don't

01:16:56.440 need it and i need to return it i make my wife do it because i don't want to have the conversation 1.00

01:17:02.280 with the person at the store who doesn't care at all that's my life that's different than the life

01:17:11.420 we just heard about i don't like i don't like any of it i don't like any of it but most of life i don't

01:17:16.700 like no right i don't like interacting with people i mean here we are look at what we do

01:17:20.960 and both of us hate conflict yeah because we didn't get into this to do this we got into this to make fun

01:17:27.500 of this and then all of a sudden we were the guys we're like what are you talking about uh let me let

01:17:33.360 me play one more thing imagine being in this situation again this is the podcast that came out

01:17:38.540 saturday you can get it wherever you get your podcast the glenbeck podcast came out saturday

01:17:42.720 um this is special agent scott payne listen to this one i asked him to tell the story when he

01:17:50.360 infiltrated the nation's most dangerous white supremacy group the base and what happened on

01:17:58.220 halloween night somebody says does anybody have a gun we weren't supposed to bring any weapons down

01:18:03.140 there the one guy who was the least qualified to be handling a live firearm who hadn't slept in

01:18:09.540 probably two or three days was the guy who had the gun and it even shocked luke tmp because me and

01:18:16.100 luke were like what and he was like what are you doing and luke took the gun from him hands it and

01:18:20.560 it gets passed to eisen well eisen chambers around points towards the goat ram the head and then looks

01:18:29.500 away we're all in a circle so the instructor in me comes out i'm like whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa what are you

01:18:35.060 doing and he's like what and i go man look at what you're shooting we're all in a circle

01:18:40.460 jack wagon you know i mean you know for odin and yeah

01:18:47.120 i mean we're supposed to look because he told me we need to show this goat love this this goat

01:18:54.900 is being blessed it needs to so he comes out he finally looks and puts it in the pow and you can

01:19:00.180 hear it here on the recording punk you hear it fall on the ground it kicks for minutes it still

01:19:05.040 shivering i'm like i don't know if it's dead or not i'm like man put another bullet in it

01:19:09.140 and he's like uh he goes i'm pretty sure it's dead and i go you know for the goat

01:19:13.640 i mean it needs to be yeah love going to odin it's in valhalla

01:19:18.820 kind of it's still wiggling finish it and then he finished it and then they you think you're done

01:19:25.160 and you're not they go and slice the throat of the goat fill up a big cup with this blood 0.74

01:19:30.960 and i'm holding a flashlight for eyes and everybody's still on their knees and we're

01:19:35.980 going because we're in the middle of the woods it's pitch black um except for the torches and

01:19:40.140 i'm shining the light and he'd brought acid so now he's tearing off acid uh hits off the sheet

01:19:46.020 and giving it to members almost every member did it um a couple of us didn't um but uh gives them that

01:19:54.720 and they chase it with the blood as part of the sacrifice so by the time the cup gets to me

01:19:58.920 the blood is all coagulating it's chunky it's like clotted it's like stop you gotta hear it you gotta

01:20:06.040 hear it this is you don't need it now but uh this is this is animal sacrifice uh satanic kind of

01:20:17.240 rituals what this guy has done to catch these guys and then you know i asked him i don't know if

01:20:24.920 fbi good guys bad guys now because you know you're setting people up and we talk about the the whitmer 0.98

01:20:32.800 thing uh and he knows some people uh that were involved in the whitmer thing you need to hear that

01:20:40.260 this guy has lived the life that nobody nobody wants to live and he also talks about

01:20:48.860 the real extremists that if they're domestic what we should be concerned about it's a fascinating

01:21:00.560 interview it was saturday released saturday's podcast you can get it wherever you get your

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01:25:05.300 you know i gotta tell you people said that uh joe biden was you know uh too weak to be president

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01:25:28.620 here's uh here's uh biden talking about um uh bow hunting

01:25:35.060 went to mongolia and uh in great pictures i unfortunately embarrassed the hell out of a

01:25:44.620 leader of mongolia their show they were doing a what they would do at the time

01:25:50.620 of the innovation of the mongols into europe and the 14th in the uh 800s and and so we're out in the 0.94

01:25:59.340 middle of nowhere and they're looking up on the hill and you see this tiny line you know it's a 20 mile

01:26:04.300 horse race with all these kids under the age of 16 on bareback racing to come down and you know

01:26:11.100 they're sumo wrestlers doing everything they do and uh so they walked over and they had a target big

01:26:18.180 bales of hay 100 yards away and these gorillas were you know taking shots and uh i think i don't know 0.86

01:26:26.340 if it's embarrassed me or to make a point but they handed the bow and arrow i'm not a bad archer

01:26:32.740 but uh well i found that work i can pull it back so i got pure luck i hit the target

01:26:40.820 no i really did bales of hay there right 20 bales of hay with a with a big target in the middle of a

01:26:49.300 and so i didn't mean anything but i turned the primar's hand at the hand and pushed

01:26:53.940 so the prime minister of mongolia couldn't pull back the the arrow in the bow but he did and he

01:27:04.420 hit the target that's an amazing thing what an amazing story i'm sure that had a lot of relevance

01:27:10.260 to what they were talking about with documents but the uh the leader of uh north korea he also is uh

01:27:17.780 uh he he has he's played a perfect game got a hole in one all 18 holes first time he golfed first

01:27:25.780 time he shot an 18 it's hard to do i don't know if people know that uh but he might have been with

01:27:32.580 the prime minister of mongolia who who didn't shoot an 18 uh yeah maybe but joe biden he did all 18

01:27:41.780 holes six he had a six he had a six so like went in one hole and bounced out to the next hole and

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01:31:29.960 Okay, um, a couple of things. Is it more stormy here than usually at this time? It seems like it.

01:31:38.640 Global warming's affecting us all, Glenn. I know, I know, I know, I know that. Last night I was sitting

01:31:43.840 in a, uh, sitting in a, in a theater. My daughter was doing a, uh, final performance of something in

01:31:50.320 this theater that she's been working with. And, uh, and I, I get a text, um, a massive storm is headed

01:32:00.620 your way. I just put the map down. You're the X. Here's the giant storm with multiple funnels.

01:32:08.820 And I'm like, well, I mean, I like funnel cake. Is that the same thing? Uh, and we were right in

01:32:17.420 the path and I'm sitting there and I show it to Tanya and she went, Hmm, that's not good. And I'm

01:32:24.460 like, no, no, no, it's not good. What do we do? I'm just not, I'm not equipped to live in places

01:32:30.620 where there's tornadoes. They're just, they freak me out a little bit because they just, they can come

01:32:34.560 down at any time and just suck you into the air. Yeah. It's, it's unlike, you know, like a hurricane

01:32:39.140 you see coming for a while, like a blizzard, you know, it's more like a, it's more like living in

01:32:45.220 California. Earthquake is the other one. Yeah. Earthquakes and mudslides, those things, those

01:32:50.260 and tornadoes, tornadoes should be in California. Just all those really unpredictable things.

01:32:55.820 Yeah. You know, I mean, you get the great weather most of the time and then you have to deal with one

01:32:59.560 or two really weird things. Yeah. Right. This is just weird. It's just weird. I didn't know what

01:33:04.800 to do. And it was in, luckily I got another text like 15 minutes later and he's like, he, he writes

01:33:10.840 to me, says that to me. I'm like, what, what do we, what, what, what, what, what should we do?

01:33:15.700 And then I get a text, this is where you should go in case it gets, uh, in case it gets a little

01:33:21.040 crazy. Rain should start in 15 minutes. And so he's like, you know, go to the Sheraton hotel,

01:33:27.260 you know, two, you know, two blocks down. I'm like, Oh, Oh, Oh, now should I, when do

01:33:32.200 we do that? When do we do that? And Tanya just said, shh, quiet. I'm like, and I keep

01:33:40.480 looking behind me, I could see the door, you know, and I could see out the door and 15

01:33:45.840 minutes later it starts to rain and I'm like, okay, okay. All right. All right. I mean, I

01:33:49.500 know, but I mean, really, I mean, screw the kids. We should get to a Sheraton. Don't you

01:33:55.480 think we should get, there's gotta be some shelter at the Sheraton? I mean, she's not

01:34:00.280 going to want to leave. She's performing. She's doing a great job. Maybe we should

01:34:03.400 go. So there's something left of the family. That's it. That's right. I'm sure you

01:34:08.180 want to do whatever you want with the kids. Just leave me alone. You know, leave me 1.00

01:34:11.180 selflessly to protect the family. We're going to leave the performance. And it's, I mean,

01:34:17.980 honestly, it's a little like, you know, the continuation thing that they do at the

01:34:22.020 State of the Union. I was the one to be the designated survivor. I volunteered. I'm

01:34:27.380 like, Hey, I will, I will skip the show and be the designated survivor. But, uh,

01:34:33.280 nope, nope, nope. Wife wouldn't let me do it. We actually had someone in our extended 1.00

01:34:37.340 show family, uh, uh, have, uh, in the one, in the middle of one of these tornadoes,

01:34:42.060 like that one, a giant tree fell through their house. Who? Uh, last night. Yeah. Yeah.

01:34:47.240 From this recent batch of stories, I don't know that they want it necessarily discussed

01:34:50.540 on a national radio with, with personal details. Why? What's going on with them in the

01:34:53.740 tree? I don't think anything. Why wouldn't they talk about it? If they're not doing

01:34:58.360 anything wrong, why wouldn't they talk about it? Well, I mean, I just have not

01:35:01.500 confirmed that they want it talked about, but I will say that, uh, you know, it's just

01:35:06.020 shocking when you, and when you hear that, it's like someone, you know, someone, you

01:35:08.480 know, um, what's so weird is if you've ever seen where a tornado goes

01:35:12.480 through, it will like skip houses. It doesn't take out, usually it doesn't take

01:35:16.500 out the whole neighborhood. It'll take out like part of your house, all of your

01:35:20.420 neighbor's house, three doors down. It's all fine. Then across the street, a house

01:35:25.720 is completely gone. I mean, it's just weird. So random. We had a tornado that hit

01:35:31.280 here, um, in Dallas, uh, last year and it was going, it was like close to like where

01:35:39.200 my kids go to school and I'm like, I know they're at school and I'm like

01:35:42.720 looking at this thing and I just, you just feel so helpless. You're just

01:35:45.580 looking at this, the trail of it is going like directly like near where

01:35:49.360 someone you love is. Yeah. And not to mention it was right after school

01:35:52.680 started. So I knew my wife had just dropped them off where she like, yeah,

01:35:57.480 but is she at school? Is she on the way back? Is she driving through the path of

01:36:00.960 it right now? No freaking idea. I know. And it's so devastating if it, if it

01:36:05.200 happens to drop right on you, I mean, it's over. He said this, this guy who

01:36:09.800 called me, he's, he's one of the protection team. So he's texting me and I

01:36:14.620 said, well, where do we, where would we go? And he said, whatever you do, just

01:36:18.640 drive north. And I'm like, dude, I don't know which direction is north. What are

01:36:23.580 you talking about? It's nighttime. Who are you talking to? Oh yeah. Just drive

01:36:28.080 north. Oh, okay. I'll look at the stars, which I can't even see or read.

01:36:33.860 Jesus for the love of me. They act as if we have abilities and skills outside of

01:36:39.420 this room. No. No abilities. None. None. We're the first to be eaten. Now let me

01:36:44.740 ask you one other thing. My other daughter, she's having a birthday today. She's 0.94

01:36:48.580 34. Wow. And I just sent her, you know, a note, a text, just happy birthday, blah,

01:36:58.380 blah, blah, blah, blah. And then, you know, as a, as a joke, because I don't know what

01:37:03.700 it means, I sent her the salsa dancer because everybody else is a family. Yeah. This is

01:37:08.600 a family text and everybody is sending all these emojis and I don't know what any of

01:37:12.360 them mean, but I always liked the salsa dancer because I really don't know what

01:37:15.780 that one means. I'm like, what are we going dancing? I don't know. I don't know

01:37:19.280 what it means. And there's a male and a female salsa dancer. I only sent her the

01:37:22.800 male salsa dancer. So after I hit send, I realized, you know, the eggplant and the

01:37:30.660 peach are not representing fruits and vegetables, you know?

01:37:36.900 What did you just send your daughter? What did I just send my daughter? Does, do you 0.80

01:37:39.960 know what the salsa dancer mean? I've never in my, I think in my entire life

01:37:44.600 sent an emoji. Good for you. I don't think I've ever sent one. Yeah. Good for you. So

01:37:49.840 I don't know what any of them mean, although I've seen the, the, the, the peach and the

01:37:53.660 eggplant described. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Sarah, do you please tell me I didn't send

01:37:58.560 something weird? As a parent, you don't just go swinging emojis in text messages.

01:38:03.860 That's step one. That's right. Don't, you don't go like this. The, the, the emoji

01:38:07.460 slot machine is not a game you should be playing. Definitely not. But I did look it

01:38:12.180 up and that came up with the female and it says she represents fun, freedom, a zest

01:38:18.360 for life and a positive affirmation like great. Okay. What is the male? I don't know,

01:38:23.700 but yeah, cause it's sex with children. Probably. Probably. Probably. Yeah. My

01:38:32.920 luck. Yes. Yes. What is the male salsa dancer? I'm very concerned about this now

01:38:38.140 because I didn't realize that you said the, you'd think you'd send the female. Why

01:38:42.400 would you say the male salsa dancer? Cause I was the salsa dancer. I was like, ah,

01:38:46.700 celebrate. Well, it says it symbolizes dancing, celebration, having a good time

01:38:54.220 and expressing joy or excitement. Also keep away from children.

01:39:00.480 So your plan here was to say, ah, celebrate. Yeah. I'm, I'm the salsa dancer. I'm telling

01:39:08.300 you to celebrate right now. That was your, that was your plan. I like it. I think you

01:39:14.440 should every day pick a new emoji to send to one of your children and let's see how

01:39:19.520 long it goes until it blows up into a national scandal. I don't think we can get through two

01:39:28.440 weeks. Oh, it's not good. No, you don't, you never send random emojis to your children

01:39:34.320 cause I, you never know what, what, what could come down the, that would, that could be really

01:39:39.520 ugly. I'm glad you, you survived that one though. Thank you. Do you think she thought

01:39:45.560 you were sending a message that you understood? So, well, no, cause here's what I, here's what

01:39:52.660 I wrote because at first I really actually did send the salsa dancer because I don't

01:39:57.560 know what it means. It kind of seems fun. Happy birthday, Hannah salsa dancer. I don't

01:40:02.180 know what the salsa dancer means, but salsa seems like the right message today. I like

01:40:08.640 that. Spicy fun. Spicy fun. Well, not spicy in that way. No, not that way. No, definitely

01:40:16.120 not. It is a spicy condiment though. Yes. Uh, let's choose another word. I, I'm not the

01:40:23.760 one that said it weirdo. Okay. All right. Um, let me, let me play, um, Keir Starmer, uh,

01:40:31.280 the prime minister from England. A normal transition here, by the way, salsa dancer emoji to Keir

01:40:36.740 Starmer. What, what show are you even listening to? I I'm angry at the listeners for tuning

01:40:41.740 in at this point. It's all the people. I mean, and you know, this, if you're listening, you're,

01:40:48.620 you're going to say to me, preach it brother. But, uh, it's all the people who have just

01:40:53.820 given up on life. They've just been like, right. There's no way to solve any of these things.

01:40:58.340 20 minutes ago. I sent a salsa dancer to my kid. It's over anyway. Let's turn on the Glenn

01:41:04.800 Beck program. All right. So Keir Starmer, uh, he comes out and he's talking about, uh, immigration

01:41:13.560 system permits abuse. Listen to this. So when you have an immigration system that seems almost

01:41:21.440 designed to permit abuse, that encourages some businesses to bring in lower paid workers

01:41:28.020 rather than invest in our young people, or simply one that is sold by politicians to the

01:41:35.000 British people on an entirely false premise, then you're not championing growth. You're not

01:41:41.900 championing justice or however else people defend the status quo. You're actually contributing

01:41:48.960 to the forces that are slowly pulling our country apart.

01:41:54.500 This is the socialist. This is the social, let me just say it again. This is the socialist prime

01:42:02.480 minister. Uh, he goes on to say that this is what the average person has been asking for. Now,

01:42:12.480 I don't know British politics at all, but if this were a Democrat here saying this,

01:42:18.260 and like the leader of, you know, the people who have been pulling us apart with the immigration 0.99

01:42:23.620 stuff, I wouldn't believe that. But that's the first time I think he said anything like that.

01:42:28.380 And he's like, we're going to, we're going to, we're changing things because this can't stand

01:42:31.960 anymore because, you know, the people who are English are not getting jobs. Uh, and it's all of 1.00

01:42:39.520 these, these, um, uh, people who are not assimilating into society. And he said, and they're about

01:42:48.040 to go into a fifth year. And in five years, you can become a citizen if you've been there for five

01:42:53.160 years. And he said, we're going to make that 10 years. So, okay. Now what are you going to do in

01:43:00.560 nine years? You're going to change it again to 15 years. I mean, cause he, what he said was,

01:43:05.680 because once they're citizens, they can go on the dole, you're giving them everything. You're

01:43:12.740 giving them houses and food and everything else. What do you mean on the dole? It gets,

01:43:17.300 it gets better than that.

01:43:22.420 What were you saying earlier about empires collapsing? Well, it wasn't there a, uh,

01:43:26.260 yeah, I think it was a step that describes this exact process. Salsa dancer. Um, it was, what's,

01:43:33.620 what's crazy about this is this shows how dead this global movement really is. Now I'm not saying

01:43:48.260 he's going to do anything, but he's at least now having to recognize and speak the language of

01:43:54.960 his citizens, whether he does anything or not, you know, they were just last week, they were trying

01:44:00.600 to, you know, Hey, how can we put, how can we undo Brexit? Um, you know, I don't trust these guys

01:44:07.500 at all, but at least somebody is speaking the voice of the streets, at least at this level.

01:44:17.180 Now, if you're a politician, especially one from the EU or great Britain, you most likely are,

01:44:23.600 yeah, well I can say that, but I don't have to mean it or do anything, but that is eventually

01:44:29.020 going to come undone too, as well. And it's going to happen soon, sooner rather than later.

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01:46:03.240 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. We have Mary Cutter coming on in a second. 1.00

01:46:08.740 Um, she is a, uh, she's a country singer. 50 million video views. Um, can we play part

01:46:18.860 of her song? Devil wore a lab coat? Listen to this.

01:46:25.860 One man's grave is another man's paycheck. Rx man's at our expense. From dead to the coal mines,

01:46:33.540 they hit a gold mine hook. Just on six feet of side effects. Like a woman dressed in sheep's clothes. 1.00

01:46:41.500 The devil wore a lab coat. Uh, we're going to talk to her about the devil wore a lab coat. How

01:46:49.960 dare her? She, we should, we should send her to Canada. Um, so we're going to talk to her 1.00

01:46:58.420 about that song and so much more coming up in, uh, just a, just a minute. What else did

01:47:02.500 we miss so far, Stu, that we haven't gotten to? Well, I mean, this is what I've been mainly focused

01:47:07.960 on. Honestly, we've, we talked about it a little bit as this, uh, Joe Biden book that's coming out

01:47:12.220 this week. It's tomorrow actually is the release of this book. It's the Jake Tapper, Alex Thompson

01:47:17.000 book. And, uh, Tapper won't come on the show as of yet. So far, it's just, I just, Oh man,

01:47:23.400 can't. This show sells more books than I think any other show. I mean, and every publisher knows

01:47:31.600 it. You will hear people from time to time when they get on, they'll go like, we had to get on

01:47:35.500 the Glenn Beck show. We sell books like crazy. I can't make it. I mean, they, I will say they are

01:47:42.120 getting a big media push out of this and it's getting a lot of attention possible that, uh, you

01:47:49.080 know, maybe we, this show is known, known in the industry as the Oprah of book sales. I agree.

01:47:57.300 And we have been very complimentary of his coauthor and his reporting at the time, not just

01:48:03.220 after, but at the time, Alex Thompson. So I think it's, I think at some point, I think they will

01:48:07.320 come. I mean, I'd be fair, I'd be fair to Jake Tapper. Totally. Did you hear his, um, someone asked him

01:48:13.420 about, you know, Hey, you, you kind of made some, you were kind of skeptical of the people saying

01:48:19.380 that he had, you know, had some cognitive decline there for a while. Like, what's your, what's your

01:48:23.760 excuse for that? And he said, uh, basically, you know, some of the, he's like, I did cover it some,

01:48:29.440 I should have covered it more. And you know, that, that was a problem and I should have done better

01:48:34.840 was basically what he said.

01:48:36.000 So, you know, but if you don't have, I don't, I don't excuse these, you know, large broadcasters

01:48:42.760 because they can, they have access. You, you can get access, but if everyone is stonewalling

01:48:48.920 you, everyone is stonewalling you, um, you can't just go on as a news guy and say, yeah,

01:48:55.740 I think you have to go until you have proof you have to go with, but you don't have to defend.

01:49:02.140 No, but what you do, look, this is unbelievable, right? Like coming from the media that like,

01:49:07.320 we're supposed to accept that, oh gosh, well they told us he was fine. And what are we supposed to

01:49:11.440 do? I mean, think of what they did to get access to, for example, Donald Trump's tax records.

01:49:19.060 I mean, I think there might've been crimes committed for them to get access to them.

01:49:24.160 But they tried over it. I mean, they spent years trying to get access to this. By the way,

01:49:30.120 we eventually got them and I was like, oh yeah, he's, he's rich. I mean, I don't know what we were

01:49:34.500 supposed to get from them, but they were fanatically obsessed with trying to get those answers because

01:49:41.420 Donald Trump said, you know, I don't want to give them to you. Right. That's how the media is supposed

01:49:46.740 to react. When a president, uh, continue, when you see evidence of, of, of thing A and thing,

01:49:52.620 they keep telling you thing B, you get, this is your time to turn on the journalism charm and figure

01:49:59.580 it out and press and press and press until you get answers. Again, I think Alex did that at some

01:50:03.780 level. Uh, you know, I don't know. A lot of, a lot didn't. But here is the problem with this book

01:50:08.040 coming out. This, this doesn't give us any answers on who's responsible, who was doing the,

01:50:15.660 you know, the executive orders at the end. I think it gets us to that. At least it gets us

01:50:20.340 moving in the direction to get that answer. That's why I'm, I'm happy about it. Hopefully,

01:50:24.160 hopefully it does.

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01:51:59.920 It was, hey doc, there's a thing in my knee. Been working underground since 83. Doctor said I got you the remedy.

01:52:21.180 It'll kill that pain real quick. Trust me. Didn't take long. Half the town was on it. Didn't ask

01:52:28.780 questions. Now we just popped them. Doctors getting fat from breaking and kickbacks. All happened so

01:52:35.640 fast. One man's grave is another man's paycheck. Rx men's at our expense. From dead to coal mines,

01:52:44.880 they hit a gold mine. Hooked us on six feet of side effects. Like a woman dressed in sheep's clothes. 1.00

01:52:52.860 The devil wore a lab coat. Mary Cutter is the artist behind that. And another song you,

01:53:00.660 you might've heard. Um, let's see. It's a smell the smoke, which I think is absolutely the bubble

01:53:07.560 effect, which we have talked about on this program for a very long time. Her lyrics are really intense.

01:53:12.100 Her music is really, really good. Mary, welcome to the program. Glenn, it is so good to be talking

01:53:17.480 with you. Thanks for having me on. You bet. How old are you, Mary? If you don't mind me asking.

01:53:21.740 I am the age of Jesus. 33. So I think it's going to be a holy year. You, you look, uh, you look very,

01:53:30.240 very young. So good for you. Well, I appreciate that sugar. Thank you. You bet. So tell me about

01:53:37.160 devil wore a lab coat. Where, where is this coming from? Well, I mean, it's coming from my heart. So I

01:53:44.560 grew up in Kentucky and wearing Kentucky right in the middle of the state. So where all the bourbons made

01:53:50.860 is where I'm from. So I don't know if you've ever heard of Bardstown. Um, maybe that's literally

01:53:56.100 probably the closest civilization to where I'm from. So growing up as a kiddo, uh, when we needed to go

01:54:01.480 to the, the Walmart, we would drive into Bardstown. So that's kind of where, where I grew up. And

01:54:06.120 unfortunately, Glenn, uh, just like a lot of parts of our country, I really saw the effects

01:54:12.400 of what big pharma, the opioid crisis, it just totally wrecked so many lives, uh, of folks where

01:54:20.900 I'm from. And, uh, it'd been on my heart a long time to write about this. I live in Nashville now.

01:54:26.840 And the last couple of years I've been making my bread and butter writing for other artists to sing.

01:54:30.760 And it's mainly commercial country music, right? So I knew I wanted to write this song. I brought

01:54:35.040 it into a couple of writing rooms. Everyone's like, Hmm, song about big pharma. What else you got?

01:54:43.180 Then finally, I guess it was about a month and a half ago. I was with two good buddies of mine,

01:54:47.700 Brian Alexander and Ross Grebe. And I just told them, I was like, man, you know, I don't know what

01:54:52.480 this song will even do. I mean, I want us to write it like a song that, you know, you could run on the

01:54:56.700 treadmill too. And that's just a jam, but I want us to not parse words and just say it like it is.

01:55:01.600 And we wrote that song in less than 45 minutes. And, uh, I posted just a day of recording and

01:55:08.120 it, it did its thing. I guess that's how we got connected. I mean, I'm still mind blown. I mean,

01:55:13.800 I think it's like over 24 million views on social media. It's been, it's been wild,

01:55:18.460 but it's because it's so many people have, unfortunately, you know, they, they've seen it

01:55:22.420 with their own eyeballs. You know, you'd be hard pressed to find someone who has not been affected

01:55:26.120 in some way or know someone that who has been affected by this crisis.

01:55:30.620 You know, it's really interesting back in the sixties and early seventies,

01:55:34.960 music would reflect the things that were going on, um, the pain and what the average person was

01:55:41.380 thinking. It doesn't do that anymore. Um, and it, there's just a couple of you, uh, maybe a handful

01:55:48.700 that are actually writing lyrics about things that are truly going on the hard, ugly things that are

01:55:55.300 really going on in the country. Well, that means a lot coming from you, sugar. Uh, you know,

01:56:01.220 there's nothing wrong, obviously with, you know, writing a song about, you know, being at the bar,

01:56:06.180 right. Getting over someone. But what I really do connect with the most is writing songs about real

01:56:12.440 people, real stories. And sometimes that is a little bit more gritty, but a little bit, you know,

01:56:18.100 off the beaten path, but here we are. It seems like that's what the folks really resonate with too.

01:56:22.500 Is, is Nashville changing at all? I'm so afraid. I'm so afraid that the, you know,

01:56:29.780 Hollywood will move out and all the, and, and they'll start taking that as well. There's,

01:56:33.860 there's something about the lyrics about country songs that they, it is America. It's one of the

01:56:41.820 last bastions of actual American anything. You and Ralph Lauren.

01:56:47.500 You're not wrong. Yeah. You're not wrong at all. And LA definitely is moving into town. I think

01:56:53.300 since COVID, especially more and more folks, you know, we're hopping from California to Tennessee

01:56:59.480 and, and for good reason, Nashville is an awesome place. If, you know, someone hasn't been here,

01:57:04.800 they ought to come in. It's a great place to visit. It's a great place to, you know, write music every

01:57:09.100 day. You know, uh, you go to the grocery store, you'll run into literally people that are on the radio,

01:57:14.600 you know, it's a small town and a big city, but, uh, the way I see it, you know, I definitely am

01:57:21.060 excited that we're, you know, getting at least new musical ideas and musical ways. Like the

01:57:25.680 producers out in LA are so talented. They're bringing those tools, teaching us Nashville folks

01:57:30.580 how to do that. But I do think you're right, especially the lyric writing. It's so important

01:57:34.740 to protect that. And I, and I think, and I think folks, I think they will, cause I think they know

01:57:39.020 it's special. I hope so. I hope so. I mean, I'm, I'm concerned about with Hollywood moving into

01:57:45.400 Austin, Texas, and so many people moving into Texas. It, it's a little frightening. We lose Texas, 0.66

01:57:52.680 uh, to the other culture and you know, it's, it's not going to go well. Can I talk to you about 1.00

01:57:58.620 smell the smoke? Absolutely sugar. So this, this is, uh, your second most popular song on, uh, Spotify.

01:58:06.980 And I have talked for probably 15 or 20 years about something called the Bubba effect and the Bubba

01:58:15.300 effect is when people know something is wrong, but they just no longer trust the government and

01:58:23.580 they'll take care of their own. And even if they have to punish or whatever, the person in their

01:58:30.140 community, they'll stand up for that person, even if they know they did wrong. And they'll say,

01:58:35.100 I don't know what you're talking about, you know, or, you know, Bubba is part of our community.

01:58:39.760 Get the hell out of here. That's kind of what smell the smoke is, right?

01:58:44.500 Oh, 100%. And you know, it's crazy, Glenn, that is a true story. So, and folks can read about this

01:58:50.800 online. There's even books written about it. There was this group of folks from where I was from. I

01:58:55.540 grew up listening to this story that I ended up writing a song about it. There was this group of

01:58:59.800 fellers named the cornbread mafia. Now they did not dub themselves that the FBI did. And back in

01:59:06.540 the eighties, it was just a group of farmers, bankers, preachers that were having trouble making

01:59:11.740 ends meet. And so they started growing weed in the middle of their fields. And long story short,

01:59:18.500 the FBI caught wind of it. They came down to where I'm from. They rounded them all up. I think there

01:59:22.560 was around 70 people they arrested. Not a single person talked. And it was the largest roundup they had

01:59:28.340 ever had. You know, you know, they would like, you know, round up the mafia back in the day.

01:59:32.640 Someone wouldn't normally talk. But where I was from, nobody talked. And they ended up calling up the

01:59:37.620 cornbread mafia. And so I wrote that song. And I guess it was a couple months ago, I posted a, I posted

01:59:44.560 a clip of the video. And I always kind of wonder, I was like, you know, a lot of those fellers are still alive.

01:59:49.340 You know, obviously, that wasn't that long ago. Well, one of the founders reached out to me. I thought,

01:59:54.340 uh-oh, this is either going to be a good message or a bad message. But he really liked the song,

01:59:58.680 which was, it was pretty cool to, you know, just tell the story. I mean, you're not wrong with the

02:00:03.080 Bubba effect. It literally is that. So why didn't they talk? Why did nobody turn on each other? Just

02:00:08.300 small town, everybody knew each other? I think it's loyalty. And, you know, where I'm from,

02:00:14.300 and just like other next to the woods, especially in rural communities, they feel like they're born

02:00:18.840 behind the eight ball. You know, they can work really hard from dawn to dusk every day and still have

02:00:23.560 trouble being their families. And there is, you know, right or wrong, obviously, but there's also

02:00:30.100 this gray area. And it's interesting you bring up this effect because I, honestly, uh, my song

02:00:37.220 Devil's Money, that is, I guess, the, the highest streaming song so far. That's a true story about

02:00:42.520 my great granddaddy, who was a bootlegger. Now he was a bootlegger in Bardstown, Kentucky,

02:00:46.840 or we were talking about the bourbon capital of the world. And he was a very religious man.

02:00:51.260 And while he was a bootlegger, he ended up giving a portion of that money to, uh, build a church.

02:00:57.520 And so it's just one of those things, once again, was what he was doing against the law? Absolutely.

02:01:03.920 Was he also trying to take care of his own? Absolutely.

02:01:07.440 It's funny because my grandfather, I found out recently was a bootlegger.

02:01:11.340 Uh, I have a picture of him with a still in the middle of nowhere. Uh, my gosh. Yeah.

02:01:17.880 Where was that at? Yeah. Uh, where, what? Where was that at? Uh, that was in Iowa. I'm trying to

02:01:24.200 remember where, uh, I can't remember. Yeah. But I don't crazy. Yeah. He didn't build a church. I

02:01:29.600 think he bought himself a Packard. So, well, you know what? Both work, you know, that is really

02:01:37.240 fascinating to learning about the family history and just the folks that came before us. It's so

02:01:42.880 neat. Of course, social media connects us all right. And I remember when I first posted devil's

02:01:48.240 money, all these people kind of like my great grandfather was a bootlegger. My great uncle

02:01:52.220 was blah, blah, blah. And I was like, wow, I didn't realize it was such a common thing, but I guess it,

02:01:56.360 I guess it was, you know, those folks doing what they felt like they needed to do to get by.

02:02:01.080 It was not popular with people at all. It was, you know, a group of progressive elites that said

02:02:08.300 no more liquor. And the whole country was like, are you out of your mind? Uh, and then it started to

02:02:14.720 cause more problems and people just started bootlegging because you're going to drink. The, the,

02:02:19.580 the people did not like the law and didn't like the idea that the federal government was going to come

02:02:26.100 in and tell them what they could and couldn't do. So it, it's not like it is now, you know,

02:02:31.600 with certain laws, you don't, you don't look at it. So interesting. That's so interesting. Uh,

02:02:37.180 but there is something to be said for one thing is just real folks doing real stuff. And sometimes

02:02:41.600 a little bit of a gritty situation, but they're interesting songs to write. I'll tell you what,

02:02:45.580 Glenn, I have a blast doing it. That's so great. I'm Mary. I wish you all the best of luck. You're

02:02:50.260 just, you're really, you're wonderful. Your music's great. And you're just a delight to talk to.

02:02:54.420 Thank you so much. Thank you. Have a good one. You too. Mary Cutter,

02:02:58.720 singer and songwriter in Nashville. This is her latest.

02:03:02.180 It is, uh, it's amazing to watch the Bubba effect in action, isn't it? I mean, Stu, we were just talking

02:03:30.140 about, uh, the, um, the woman who called the little kid an N word, right? Yeah. That's from 0.62

02:03:39.120 a few weeks ago. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And evidence of, of that effect potentially around that. Everybody

02:03:44.360 like rallied around her and you're like, I don't want to rally around that, but I understand why

02:03:49.300 she did it. I mean, not why she did it. Well, I don't know what, I don't know what her, I don't know

02:03:55.340 what her reason is, but I understand there, there's something else that's, uh, going around

02:03:59.800 online. The, what was it? The, what are they calling it now? The black fatigue or something. 0.57

02:04:06.460 And it's, it's this, yeah, it's this weird thing. I don't even know what it is, except it's

02:04:11.980 something along the lines of, um, uh, you know, you're just, you're tired of being told you're a

02:04:18.960 racist and, uh, and blacks are in on this too. So it's not just white people saying the blacks are

02:04:25.700 in on this too, saying the real, you know, I'm having a Denny's fight and nobody goes to jail,

02:04:32.100 you know, um, and you're made to feel because you're not black. You're, you're made to feel

02:04:38.100 like you're the problem. And you know, the, this, the ghetto people are just tired of ghetto talk,

02:04:45.400 white, black, whatever. But I, I, I, I'm concerned. Yeah. The, the racism, the constant accusations

02:04:53.500 of racism has, has been, and I'm really concerned where that's going because you, we've swung so far

02:05:00.300 one way. We cannot let the pendulum swing this far the other direction because then it will,

02:05:06.820 then it just, then it's vengeance. You know what I mean? And that's really, really bad, obviously.

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02:08:57.280 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. We found out over the weekend that Joe Biden has cancer, and it doesn't

02:09:17.220 look good, and our condolences and thoughts are with the family, and prayers are with the Biden family.

02:09:23.500 Can we play cut 10? This is Joe Biden speaking in 2022.

02:09:29.380 And because it was a four-lane highway that was accessible, my mother drove us, and rather than us be able to

02:09:37.300 walk, and guess what? The first frost, you know what was happening? You had to put on your windshield wipers to

02:09:44.900 get literally the oil slick off the window. That's why I and so damn many other people I grew up have cancer, and why

02:09:52.000 can't for the longest time, Delaware had the highest cancer rate in the nation.

02:09:56.220 Stop. So he has cancer.

02:09:57.940 Hmm.

02:09:58.460 That's 2022.

02:10:00.240 And we were told at the time that was a gaffe, right?

02:10:02.800 Right.

02:10:03.220 At the time, that was like, oh, you know, Joe Biden, he always says things that are insane.

02:10:06.820 Yeah, so it wouldn't be a gaffe. It would just be a weird, I have a fire, you've had a fire,

02:10:12.760 we're both firemen, kind of stuff that he used to do. You know what I mean?

02:10:16.980 Yeah, he, I mean, it wouldn't have been shocking if the actual truth was he just said he had cancer

02:10:22.400 when he didn't.

02:10:23.300 Let's play quickly Democrats responsible for major cover-up. Listen to this.

02:10:28.980 Do you feel like you were duped, Van? Like, how do you feel?

02:10:31.400 First, this book is extraordinary. I don't care who you are, left, right, or otherwise. Anybody who

02:10:43.000 cares about this country and about just the dynamics of power, this is the emperor's new clothes

02:10:50.060 playing itself out in real time. Everybody knew, but everyone was afraid to say, except for David

02:10:56.880 Anselrod for two years, that something was wrong here. This is amazing. This is Van Jones saying

02:11:02.700 the Democrats, he goes on to say the Democrats are, were involved in a massive cover-up and a crime

02:11:11.420 against the Republic. That's pretty significant. And that's pretty true. We'll see you tomorrow on radio

02:11:23.060 and podcast. This is Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - May 19, 2025

Are Kash Patel & Dan Bongino Telling the Truth About Epstein？｜ Guest： Mary Kutter ｜ 5⧸19⧸25

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The Glenn Beck Program - May 19, 2025

Are Kash Patel & Dan Bongino Telling the Truth About Epstein？ ｜ Guest： Mary Kutter ｜ 5⧸19⧸25

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Are Kash Patel & Dan Bongino Telling the Truth About Epstein？｜ Guest： Mary Kutter ｜ 5⧸19⧸25