The Glenn Beck Program - 'Are You THIS Stupid？!' Glenn Beck Debunks the Media's Defense of the SPLC ｜ 4⧸23⧸26

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00:02:45.000 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:46.520 My name is Glenn Beck.

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00:02:53.000 Today, it's kind of meh.

00:02:54.680 But we're going to start with SPLC, Southern Poverty Law Center,

00:03:00.360 and the shenanigans that's going on there.

00:03:03.540 Boy, what a surprise.

00:03:04.800 It looks like the left is just rallying the troops.

00:03:10.020 They're circling the wagons.

00:03:11.380 Don't you get your hands off our SLPC or whatever it is.

00:03:15.000 we just we are in it for the little people yeah you are and you're helping those little people

00:03:22.120 an awful lot especially if they have shaved heads and swastikas on the side of their head

00:03:27.880 uh i want to go through some of the things the press was saying and a few things that

00:03:32.280 libertarians are also saying uh i i don't i don't understand why everybody's rushing to

00:03:38.120 protect this group and excuse this group i mean i understand it from the left uh but not from

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00:05:01.180 for details about credit costs and terms. So the Southern Poverty Law Center, the very organization

00:05:06.200 that built a billion-dollar empire

00:05:08.320 labeling mainstream conservatives,

00:05:10.600 Christians, concerned parents

00:05:12.340 as hate groups,

00:05:13.980 now has been federally indicted

00:05:15.500 on charges of wire fraud,

00:05:17.760 bank fraud, and money laundering.

00:05:19.800 They stand accused of secretly

00:05:21.460 funding over $3 million

00:05:24.120 in donor money to actual

00:05:25.920 Klan members, neo-Nazis,

00:05:28.460 and extremist groups

00:05:29.500 that they are apparently opposed to.

00:05:33.060 Terrifying American

00:05:34.100 citizens into giving

00:05:36.060 giving giving while they were allegedly paying the very monsters they said they were fighting

00:05:40.980 now it seems as though the press is uh is running to protect these hacks um you know they're they're

00:05:50.820 doing everything they can to downplay the indictment um and why well i don't need to explain

00:05:58.760 why you know why but what is it that they are what is it that they're saying well one of my

00:06:03.480 favorites let me give you this one uh kind of a smarty pants reaction uh to something i said

00:06:09.940 yesterday and this is the general attempt to downplay what is what was exposed uh this is

00:06:17.140 from mike young the indictment alleges donor disclosure for fraud that the spLC didn't tell

00:06:23.280 the contributors their money-funded informants inside extremist groups that's what the 11 counts

00:06:28.280 describe beck reads it as proof that the right-wing extremist movements were manufactured

00:06:33.040 the indictment doesn't say that paying informants inside the kkk does not make the kkk fictional i

00:06:38.620 never said that i never said the kkk was fictional i never said neo-nazis don't exist i said the money

00:06:46.300 that they were paying was amplifying it making it bigger the organization exists absolutely the

00:06:52.700 violence was real yep um let's see beck appears on the spLC list 157 times that's legitimate

00:07:00.900 grievance about overbroad listing, you think? It's not evidence that white supremacist violence

00:07:06.300 is a color revolution operation. I didn't say that either. Look, this exists. Hatred exists.

00:07:15.240 Racism exists. Nazis exist. Radicals exist. Anarchists exist. People who want to kill you.

00:07:21.600 People who just want to watch the world burn for some unknown reason. All of that exists.

00:07:26.340 The question here on the SPLC is, were they aiding and abetting that so they could grow and do the bidding of their Marxist or their leftist progressive leaders?

00:07:42.080 Were they part of a system to tear America apart?

00:07:49.020 Yeah, they were.

00:07:50.460 They were.

00:07:51.260 But that's not even what the legal question is.

00:07:53.320 Remember, let me just go back to what I just read at the beginning.

00:08:01.020 They are indicted on charges of wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering.

00:08:08.260 Now, the other thing that the left is saying is that they are claiming that, well, the FBI does that.

00:08:19.240 And?

00:08:21.100 Let me figure that one out.

00:08:22.620 yes the FBI does that is the SPLC the FBI I know they all have letters in their names

00:08:32.840 but the SPLC is not the FBI different letters which means they can't do what the FBI does

00:08:44.620 they're doing the same thing they were just paying for informants were they were they

00:08:50.440 well let's just let's just go into this here for a second did you read the indictment because what

00:08:57.060 they said what the indictment says they did and this is all alleged but what the indictment says

00:09:03.420 says they did was they opened up bank accounts under false pretenses and false names well yeah

00:09:11.900 but they were doing undercover work wait wait wait could we please just stop and think for a

00:09:19.540 second please for the love of pete can we stop let me let's just if i opened up a bank account

00:09:25.840 or you opened up a bank account today under a false name and then you made wire transfers

00:09:32.400 under other false names would you expect anyone to go yeah but i was doing it to you know

00:09:41.000 help children with cancer no well i was doing it you know to to get the bad guys from stopping

00:09:51.500 hurting good guys nope well the fbi does it and it doesn't work that way it doesn't work that way

00:10:00.820 opening an account i just want to give this so the media because they apparently just don't have

00:10:06.520 google or chat gpt or anything they can't look this stuff up so i'm going to help them

00:10:11.600 when you open up a bank account in the united states under the customer identification program

00:10:20.840 that's in the patriot act no i don't like the patriot act wait a minute wait a minute

00:10:26.340 wait a minute it doesn't matter if you like it or not it's the law this was implemented via

00:10:34.100 fin uh fin sen and banking regs um if you provide false identification to a bank it can be treated

00:10:45.140 as bank fraud under usc section 18 usc section 1344 also as identity related offenses under 18 usc

00:10:58.360 1028 or aggravated identity theft in section 1028a. Okay. So you can't, you've got three codes,

00:11:12.060 three U.S. codes that you violated here just by opening up a bank account with a fake name.

00:11:17.740 You've violated three federal laws, wiring money to fake names. Wire transfers must include

00:11:25.600 accurate originator and beneficiary information under anti-money laundering rules. Supplying a

00:11:32.940 fictitious name or structuring transactions to avoid detection can trigger money laundering

00:11:39.400 statutes like 18 U.S.C. 1956 and 18 U.S.C. 1957. Banks are required to monitor and report

00:11:51.520 suspicious activity. Mismatched or fabricated identities are a classic red flag. So you can't

00:12:02.680 do the things, even though the FBI does it. Why? Why? Why? The FBI does it because they have

00:12:11.080 special exemption. They have lawful structures. They have to report. They have to log. They have

00:12:19.080 to follow certain laws themselves but they get special dispensation because they're a law

00:12:25.440 enforcement agency you know what i i i arrested somebody i tried them and i i'm keeping them in

00:12:34.560 jail in my basement what the police do it you can't do it you're not the police i i cannot take

00:12:45.720 these people who say they are so highly educated who cannot think these things through logically. 1.00

00:12:52.180 I just don't believe they're that stupid. There's no way. There is no legal carve-out 1.00

00:13:01.140 for private citizens to impersonate people, to send fake wires to fake people, or to open up

00:13:09.120 fraudulent bank accounts that breaks all kinds of laws so how exactly are you

00:13:17.400 justifying this well the fbi does it oh god america i just would like to come to you today

00:13:25.500 and just say there is no hope there is no hope none zero we're all doomed if this is the level

00:13:36.780 of argument that we have in this nation where our press and and we buy this

00:13:44.380 that we can go online and just go the fbi does it there's no hope you cannot be entrusted with

00:13:53.620 your republic you cannot be entrusted with your government the american experiment is over if 0.99

00:13:59.620 we're this stupid if we actually entertain that argument somebody says that to you just go you're 1.00

00:14:08.780 not the fbi you watch their heads explode they'll have no place to go they won't even understand it 0.99

00:14:20.720 they're not the fbi they don't have legal authority to do that that's in violation of

00:14:27.140 all kinds of federal code.

00:14:29.380 That's jail time if you do it.

00:14:31.560 What part of this don't you understand?

00:14:35.700 So anyway,

00:14:39.140 the rot's pretty deep.

00:14:42.620 It's deeper than just the SPLC.

00:14:46.080 This is what happens when power and money

00:14:49.000 and self-righteousness replaces truth.

00:14:52.800 They lied to their donors.

00:14:55.040 Oh, well.

00:14:57.140 They profited from the fear that they helped create. 0.99

00:15:01.420 Oh, well, they're proven liars. 0.97

00:15:04.600 These are the ones who said that our border guards were whipping Haitian migrants. 0.97

00:15:10.700 Do you remember that? 0.75

00:15:13.100 Oh, well, they violated banking laws.

00:15:21.060 Do you not care about that?

00:15:23.800 Are you okay with anybody just making up?

00:15:26.740 because if you're okay with that are you okay with the drug cartels doing it are you okay 0.73

00:15:33.300 with uh hezbollah doing it are you okay with the chinese government opening up bank accounts in the

00:15:40.600 united states with false names well no but they don't have the heart the court system doesn't 0.57

00:15:48.180 judge your heart. It judges your actions. Oh my gosh. The people who gave, I hope you wake up

00:16:00.260 because you're not evil. You were most likely, I mean, not everybody, but a lot of people were

00:16:05.020 just scared. They believed that somebody was out there on their side fighting real hate.

00:16:11.380 and the desire for justice is good but when you when you outsource your moral discernment to

00:16:20.040 institutions instead of anchoring it in eternal truth you're easy to manipulate

00:16:27.100 you're really easy to manipulate if you're like yeah i can do it why can't i

00:16:32.400 oh my gosh are you a second grader

00:16:35.960 if you want accountability then we have to have radical honesty we have to have personal

00:16:46.060 responsibility we have to be able to refuse the lies even on our own side even when it hurts us

00:16:54.880 refuse to live the lie stop funding the machine demand transparency demand justice equal justice

00:17:05.420 all sides

00:17:07.160 if I were opening up

00:17:09.880 bank accounts under

00:17:11.500 false names

00:17:12.600 and I was wire transferring to

00:17:15.520 fictitious people

00:17:16.760 and I wasn't telling anyone about it

00:17:19.620 and I'm not the FBI

00:17:21.240 and that was happening in my charity

00:17:23.600 do you think I would go

00:17:25.540 to jail? Yes

00:17:27.340 and I should go to jail if that's

00:17:29.700 what I was doing because

00:17:31.300 it's against the law

00:17:33.100 these organizations they've got to be rooted in truth rooted in truth not in outrage

00:17:44.140 but here's the good news the same god who sees every hidden fraud also sees every honest heart

00:17:53.920 there's such a loss of hope right now feed your hope grow your gratitude

00:18:00.760 Grow your gratitude in just this.

00:18:04.000 The light is exposing those things hidden in darkness.

00:18:08.400 Choose every day to live with integrity that these institutions have abandoned,

00:18:13.920 that the press people have abandoned, that so many people online have abandoned.

00:18:18.460 Just live your life with integrity.

00:18:21.240 Accountability is coming.

00:18:23.820 It is coming.

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00:20:16.720 I can't do it.

00:20:19.080 I just can't either.

00:20:20.500 I was just watching.

00:20:22.720 I was just going to play for the insiders a video of Cash Patel

00:20:25.900 talking about every single one of the charges

00:20:27.860 and describing all of the behavior that the SPLC elemental P was doing.

00:20:34.900 And I don't think the description of everything that they're being accused of

00:20:39.540 is in the actual paperwork when you're trying to apply to be a 501c3.

00:20:44.760 I'm looking for it.

00:20:46.020 I don't see shell companies, not anywhere in the description of the qualifications,

00:20:51.440 not telling your donors that you're actually providing millions to the people that they're supposed to be fighting.

00:20:57.040 That's not a 501C13?

00:20:58.360 Wait a minute.

00:20:59.200 I mean, the president got away with it.

00:21:03.360 He made all kinds of shell companies.

00:21:05.420 His whole family made shell companies.

00:21:07.160 Nobody went to jail there.

00:21:09.460 Yeah, and his son right now, is he in South Africa or is he in California?

00:21:13.600 because it's kind of been like a where's Waldo situation right now.

00:21:16.780 It really is.

00:21:17.540 And again, nobody cares.

00:21:19.040 Nobody cares.

00:21:20.520 Nobody cares.

00:21:21.120 Oh, my gosh.

00:21:21.980 I look at this, and I see the arguments that are being made.

00:21:27.740 I'm not saying that nobody is saying that they made all of the hate up.

00:21:32.720 That's such a lazy argument, such a lazy argument.

00:21:38.540 I said yesterday, this one other tweet came out,

00:21:41.560 They were like, Gladbach says this is nothing but a color revolution.

00:21:44.660 I didn't say that.

00:21:45.640 I said, if these things are true, it could be that they were part of a color revolution. 0.69

00:21:51.260 Maybe that's what's happening here.

00:21:53.940 I don't know.

00:21:55.040 I mean, it makes an awful lot of sense, but maybe not.

00:21:59.640 But the one thing I do know is if these charges are true, bank fraud.

00:22:07.040 Bank fraud.

00:22:08.280 that's not a when did that because you know we keep saying you know we these banks gotta pay a

00:22:16.260 price they gotta pay a price we gotta stop bailing the banks out and then when it's fraud with the

00:22:22.100 bank on your side whatever your side is you're like well that wasn't so bad that banking fraud

00:22:27.240 wasn't so bad i mean you know but it was really really bad when uh when epstein did it but but

00:22:35.960 but not, you know, not when the SPLC did it or when Joe Biden did it.

00:22:41.780 Those are completely different.

00:22:43.260 No, they're not.

00:22:44.980 We are a nation of laws.

00:22:47.980 That's what makes a republic free is you're a nation of laws.

00:22:55.460 We've become a nation of men.

00:22:57.960 Well, tell me who you are, and I'll either find the crime that you committed

00:23:02.340 or depending on who you are, I'll dismiss all crimes that you have committed.

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00:24:57.780 welcome to the glenbeck program it is uh it's thursday uh i wish it was friday i really do

00:25:07.400 because if this is the way i feel today look out for tomorrow because uh i am i am up to the brim

00:25:16.220 uh with things to say that i cannot tolerate anymore you know you look around now and you see

00:25:23.320 everything and you either get pissed off or you just have this like really profound ache inside

00:25:30.720 you're like oh my gosh we are doomed it's just not going to happen you know families are just

00:25:36.520 breaking apart truth is under constant assault a culture that just mocks everything that is good

00:25:43.500 and true and beautiful while while celebrating all the things that just destroy moral confusion 0.60

00:25:51.480 is everywhere we can't even we have a supreme court justice that cannot define what a woman is

00:25:59.220 and you wonder is this the is this the end of the west is this the death of the west or

00:26:07.720 is that what we're watching and then you'll see flickers and you'll be like wait wait wait wait

00:26:13.260 wait look it's a spiritual revival

00:26:16.420 and then you look back at culture

00:26:20.680 and you're like

00:26:21.040 or is that just wishful thinking

00:26:22.440 I

00:26:22.760 here's the truth

00:26:28.840 both things are happening at once

00:26:33.440 the cultural and moral decline

00:26:37.820 of the West

00:26:38.920 is absolutely real

00:26:40.560 and it's accelerating

00:26:41.540 I will tell you

00:26:42.900 I cannot tell you

00:26:43.720 in

00:26:45.000 in clear enough terms we cannot engage in the division of one another on our side all hands

00:26:55.760 on deck i don't care if you just can you give me can you give me five of the bill of rights can we

00:27:03.880 just agree on five things give me five of the ten commandments and five of the bill of rights

00:27:12.060 and you know what i'm going to call you an ally because this is it gang this is it these next

00:27:18.760 two elections will decide whether we survive or not and i will tell you why maybe one of the

00:27:25.580 reasons may be why i feel so optimistic uh and this is really scary because if you have listened

00:27:31.200 to me for the last 30 years anybody who has listened to me since you know 2005 you know

00:27:37.680 I am, I'm really, I'm not, I'm not an optimistic person. I'm a catastrophist. And when I start

00:27:45.360 feeling optimistic, I mean, I said this yesterday, I think I did in the speech, we, we broke ground

00:27:51.880 on a new museum. I'll tell you about it later here in Dallas yesterday. And, um, and I was,

00:28:00.360 I was thinking about it and I thought, you know, it's been 15 years since I started Mercury one.

00:28:07.680 It's been about 20 years since I, 25 years since I started collecting American history.

00:28:17.040 And when I started Mercury One, the idea came to me just before the breakdown of, you know, just about a month before we hit TARP, okay?

00:28:31.880 And everybody was saying, it's all good, it's all good, it's all good.

00:28:34.820 and I believed at the time there for a couple of months that wow maybe maybe I was wrong maybe it's

00:28:41.640 not going to break down maybe maybe I was wrong about all of this stuff and then finally it broke

00:28:46.680 down and we went into TARP and it was you know the end of the economy of the global economy we've got

00:28:51.080 to violate the free market system to save the free market system and I knew we were in trouble

00:28:57.240 because about a month or so before I'm in prayer

00:29:01.960 and I'm overwhelmed with the feeling,

00:29:04.840 build the framework of hope.

00:29:07.300 I didn't even know what that meant.

00:29:10.680 I did know this.

00:29:12.300 Uh-oh, it's going to get really bad.

00:29:14.720 It's going to get really bad.

00:29:15.780 If I am getting the feeling that, you know what,

00:29:21.700 you should build the framework of hope,

00:29:23.360 something that people can hang on to when times get tough,

00:29:26.540 i thought wow it's gonna get bad because i'm never optimistic when things you know are are

00:29:33.560 are good i'm optimistic after the titanic hit the iceberg i'm like we all get into the lifeboats

00:29:41.720 we're gonna make it and you know what guys we're gonna stand here on the deck and we're gonna make

00:29:46.020 it too where it's gonna be good it's gonna be good we're gonna we're gonna see jesus soon i'm

00:29:51.600 that guy but on the first part of the titanic before we hit the iceberg i'm like there's not

00:29:56.920 enough lipos we're all gonna die and i'm really optimistic right now which tells me we all better

00:30:04.120 hang together or we will certainly hang separately and what's coming but here we are where where we

00:30:11.860 have replaced eternal truth with my truth whose truth it's my truth there is no such thing as

00:30:18.120 your truth. There's only truth and then your opinion, your lived experience, but that doesn't

00:30:24.760 mean it's true. We've traded humility for pride, self-sacrifice, for self-worship,

00:30:35.060 strong families for endless distraction, and what's happening to us? We are lonely. We are

00:30:43.160 anxiety-ridden. We're suicidal. We're addicted. We're desperate, living in despair. My gosh.

00:30:53.760 But at the same time, something else is happening. Something else is stirring.

00:31:00.100 It is a spiritual awakening. In refugee camps, in persecuted churches overseas,

00:31:08.860 in living rooms here at home, people are rediscovering

00:31:12.740 that the most persecuted Christians often carry the deepest joy.

00:31:19.860 Why?

00:31:22.000 Because they've been stripped of every false god.

00:31:25.700 They know it's real.

00:31:28.640 Their hope isn't in circumstances.

00:31:32.120 It's in the one who never fails them.

00:31:34.420 and then we say how can we how can we raise our kids with real faith when the culture is just

00:31:43.600 trying to destroy it think about trying to raise a kid as a christian in china somehow or another

00:31:50.300 they do it and maybe it's because they don't outsource their formation to screens and schools 0.88

00:31:58.880 They know the lie of the screens in the schools in China.

00:32:03.660 And so the parent has to become the example.

00:32:08.560 The parent has to teach them to ask the hard questions.

00:32:13.820 To model radical honesty, daily surrender, unshakable hope.

00:32:20.920 If we start showing them that joy is not the absence of suffering, because that's what our kids think.

00:32:27.400 it's the absence of suffering my kids they think everything is sunshine and lollipops because

00:32:34.300 my my older or my younger kids were born when i was successful my my older kids were born into

00:32:42.380 you know not poverty but real struggle and so they know life is not just handed to you my my

00:32:49.280 my younger kids all they've known is when i've been successful and so they they they in some

00:32:56.140 ways, they think that, well, happiness is the absence of suffering. It's not. It's not.

00:33:04.080 It's the presence of God amidst the suffering, in the middle of all of it, in all of the chaos

00:33:10.640 and everything else. It's the presence of God. That's what it is. The persecuted believers

00:33:15.180 that I have met, they didn't have nice houses. They didn't have safety.

00:33:20.480 they had something that wealthy miserable people in mansions have lost they knew who they were

00:33:28.120 they they knew why they were here who they belonged to and what they what was important

00:33:37.400 for them to do and it's it's it's not wishful thinking this is the pattern of history

00:33:43.040 revival always comes in the darkest of hours because nobody needs you know what if you're

00:33:49.460 wildly successful and everything's going great and you've never really had God in your life,

00:33:55.260 you're not going to look for God. Why are you looking for God? When is the time you go and

00:33:59.140 look? What drives you to your knees? Your kids are in trouble. There's been a death. Somebody's

00:34:04.440 really, really sick. You're about to lose everything. That's when we suddenly like,

00:34:08.920 God, I know we haven't spoken in a long, long time, but I'd like to introduce myself. I'm a

00:34:15.160 guy who's about to make every promise under the sun to you right now if you can just xyz now i

00:34:21.500 will promptly forget all of those promises soon as my life gets sweet again that's what that's

00:34:27.560 when we find god when we when we finally stop trusting the system or the the king or the

00:34:37.480 president or programs and platforms and parties you get rid of all that and all of a sudden we're

00:34:43.560 like, oh yeah, okay, it wasn't about money or fame or fortune or any of that. It was about God the

00:34:50.500 whole time. I want you to know the decline is real. I'm going to talk to you about the economy

00:34:57.760 here in a second, but I'm going to give you something to really that we can all actually do

00:35:03.920 because there's a reason why people cannot afford houses right now. Part of it is mental,

00:35:10.840 but another part of it is really real and i'll explain that here in a minute and i'll show you

00:35:15.800 what we should be pushing for but the decline is real but i want you to know so many people

00:35:23.920 don't feel hope right now the hope is just as real the question isn't whether god is moving

00:35:29.880 right now the question is are you going to join him are you going to recognize it are you going

00:35:36.360 or do you have to be please please don't do this i know this for a fact oh you can surrender

00:35:44.620 completely surrender right now when it's pretty easy or you will surrender when it's not easy

00:35:51.640 but you'll surrender because he'll drive you to your knees you will be the person and then you'll

00:35:56.500 get it'll be so bad and maybe this is a good thing it'll get so bad that you'll be like and

00:36:00.940 i'm gonna make you every promise but this time i'm gonna keep it and you'll keep 80 of those

00:36:05.860 promises because nobody can do all of it you'll fail so don't plan on just remember he forgives

00:36:12.140 you i want you to today when you look at everything that's going on i want you to look at it and go 0.99

00:36:18.860 wow that sucks wow if people are this stupid we're probably doomed however however feed your hope 1.00

00:36:28.960 Grow your gratitude. Expand your empathy. 1.00

00:36:33.540 Even for those who are still lost in the decline, your family, your community,

00:36:39.540 this culture desperately needs the kind of people who have been changed from the inside out.

00:36:45.700 Be that person. The West is shaking.

00:36:51.000 But the kingdom, it doesn't shake.

00:36:53.680 And that kingdom is still rising fast.

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00:38:43.940 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:38:45.480 um yesterday was such an amazing day uh mercury one and the american journey experience mercury

00:38:53.420 one turns 15 uh this fall uh and the american journey experience is our museum that we have

00:39:01.600 been you know uh collecting artifacts and documents third only behind now the national

00:39:07.940 Archives and Library of Congress. It's amazing. And we are so thrilled to be able to announce

00:39:16.700 that yesterday we broke ground on a new museum. We're going from 30,000 square feet. I think in

00:39:23.120 the end, it'll be almost 300,000 square feet. It's this beautiful, beautiful facility. And

00:39:30.440 I've been working with some designers of museums, and we're going to turn the museum

00:39:36.480 experience upside down just absolutely upside down my goal is to make a museum to where your

00:39:43.760 kids leave there and go when can we come back because my kids never have said that I've taken

00:39:47.920 them to all kinds of museums and they've never went when can we go back they're like we don't

00:39:53.160 have to ever go back there again do we dad no uh and you don't appreciate history and so I have

00:39:59.680 spent years trying to figure out ways that if Walt Disney were alive how would he do it today

00:40:06.900 How would he create a museum?

00:40:08.560 And so that's what we're creating.

00:40:09.940 And yesterday we had the groundbreaking ceremony, and it was, Jason, I mean, it was so spirit-filled.

00:40:17.180 It was so amazing.

00:40:19.300 Yeah, I mean, I was not expecting that.

00:40:21.480 I was expecting some people to, you know, shovel some dirt and someone from the city council or chamber of commerce to say, yep, you know, congratulations, welcome to the city.

00:40:29.860 Yeah, and they did.

00:40:31.540 And there was some of that, but it was the blend of, I mean, it actually felt like a covenant, a covenant, what was happening at the time.

00:40:41.260 There was a spiritual leader.

00:40:42.620 All of this is, I just got a text from one of the executive directors, JP, from Mercury One.

00:40:47.640 All of that is going to be made available for the insiders.

00:40:50.960 So if you're not an insider.

00:40:51.680 So they did record it yesterday?

00:40:53.600 So they recorded it, and they're editing it now, and they're going to make it available.

00:40:56.160 So good.

00:40:56.940 It was so, so amazing.

00:40:59.800 I can't wait to see that.

00:41:00.960 I left there yesterday and was like, we should have recorded that for the insiders, but apparently Mercury One is smarter than we are, and they did.

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00:44:00.320 this is the glenn beck program hello america welcome to the glenn beck program um i don't

00:44:14.680 know about you i i'm really sick of quite honestly people like me um you know podcasters and loud

00:44:22.400 mouths who are always giving you their opinion and just demanding that they are right you gotta

00:44:27.220 listen to me because i know i'm right and i don't know if i'm right um and i just i want to live in

00:44:32.500 a world of more facts and less opinion quite honestly um but with that said let me try to

00:44:42.500 let me try to take you through the facts of what i think is stealing a lot of our hope

00:44:48.580 you know right now there's a lot of people that really believe that it'll never get better

00:44:54.340 especially younger people they'll never have the life that their mother and dad had and and i

00:45:00.020 understand that i completely understand that especially with ai coming and jobs you know

00:45:05.220 i'm not sure where jobs are going to come from uh the the debt and the way how how expensive

00:45:11.540 everything is but it really revolves around homes um and that that is partially true but also

00:45:23.060 partially a lie. And so I want to take and separate what's true and what's a lie and then

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00:47:02.740 So there's a couple of things that we have to talk about

00:47:05.260 that have to be done. If you want to fix our economy, we have to fix the fraud.

00:47:15.500 The latest now, the latest numbers from the GAO, the Government Accounting Office,

00:47:22.160 is that they estimate that our government loses between $233 billion and $521 billion

00:47:33.260 every year based on fraud between 2018 through 2022.

00:47:40.060 Can you imagine how bad it is now?

00:47:42.500 Half a billion dollars.

00:47:45.500 sorry, half a trillion dollars.

00:47:49.320 How many trillions are we in debt?

00:47:51.480 In two years, just based on fraud,

00:47:53.720 in two years, we will add another trillion dollars

00:47:57.360 to our debt, and that entire number of trillion

00:48:01.360 will be because of fraud.

00:48:04.360 I don't know, does that sound important?

00:48:06.900 That's not like, that's not cutting pennies here.

00:48:09.760 That's cutting a trillion dollars every two years.

00:48:13.360 that seems really important because we're just not going to make it with this kind of spending

00:48:20.460 and if this fraud continues like this we're not going to have a country left

00:48:24.900 to protect and and i don't mean just because of the fraud i mean because we're not going to believe

00:48:29.640 anybody people are going to start saying i'm not paying for it anymore you you're you're wasting

00:48:35.180 my money you're wasting everything that i have worked hard for i work four months out of the

00:48:40.800 year just to pay my income tax. That's not reasonable. When you're losing half a trillion

00:48:49.300 dollars in fraud, people are just going to have enough of it. That has to be addressed.

00:48:55.740 But then we also have to address something that is both partially a lie and partially true.

00:49:02.320 And because there is a deception that is going on that people are believing,

00:49:07.060 and here's what it whispers to people every day.

00:49:11.340 You can't afford the life you want.

00:49:14.220 You can't afford to buy a decent house.

00:49:17.280 You can't start a family.

00:49:19.240 Not in this economy.

00:49:20.400 Not anymore.

00:49:24.960 I think most Americans buy that now.

00:49:27.840 And they have every reason to buy it.

00:49:29.820 The soaring prices, the endless debt,

00:49:32.640 the perfect images online of what everybody else's dream is and you look at and go that dream is dead

00:49:39.940 so we have put off marriage and children we put off a home that we can own

00:49:46.860 and we get less and less hopeful because we convince ourselves that real happiness

00:49:54.060 and success requires more than we could really ever achieve.

00:50:01.960 I want to do an experiment with you.

00:50:05.960 Right now, think about the house that you believe would make you truly happy, okay?

00:50:12.760 I want you to just actually pick a number in your head.

00:50:16.000 How many square feet, how many bedrooms?

00:50:19.240 For you to be like, I'm happy.

00:50:22.040 I'm living a dream.

00:50:23.460 I'm living the way my parents would have lived, okay?

00:50:26.800 You know, when the dream was available for everybody.

00:50:29.660 How many kids are running through those rooms?

00:50:35.260 What's the square footage of the home?

00:50:37.960 How many bedrooms?

00:50:39.700 How many kids?

00:50:41.400 You have that number?

00:50:44.180 Keep that number in mind.

00:50:45.920 Now, let me go back to probably the peak, the golden era of America,

00:50:50.640 back to the 1950s.

00:50:52.420 and I'm not saying it's golden era for everybody, blah, blah, blah, stop.

00:50:56.760 But this was a time when we had a booming economy, jobs everywhere, manufacturing.

00:51:02.500 I mean, we were the envy of the world.

00:51:04.400 Cheap gas, cheap energy.

00:51:07.960 The world seemed to be at peace.

00:51:10.700 America stood at its zenith.

00:51:14.880 The average home back then was $7,000.

00:51:19.000 Now, these are $1950.

00:51:20.360 dollars, $7,000. How big, remember the number that you have on square footage?

00:51:31.020 How big is that home that you're thinking right now? Because the average home today is 2,500

00:51:37.020 square feet. The average new home in 1950 was 983 square feet. 983 square feet.

00:51:50.360 The average family was almost four.

00:51:53.480 It was 3.9.

00:51:54.900 So there were two children, two adults living in 983 square feet.

00:51:59.940 And that's where the American dreams were built.

00:52:03.020 That's where families gathered around the table and children played in the yard and people felt their life was full and good.

00:52:11.520 if i told you you could afford a modest home of that size under a thousand square feet and raise

00:52:20.420 your family in it would you take it would you live would you would you mentally trust that you

00:52:28.480 could be genuinely happy with two children and nine hundred and what was it eighty three square

00:52:33.660 feet. Because our parents did, and our grandparents did. Now, that home in 1950 cost about $7,300.

00:52:44.620 Adjust that for inflation, and you're looking at about $95,000 in today's dollars, okay?

00:52:52.580 The same average home today, the average home, is over $400,000.

00:52:58.160 dollars not double not even triple that's four times higher four times higher in real terms but

00:53:05.040 that's today's average home because back in 1950 it was 950 square feet small modest practical

00:53:14.420 almost you know almost the exact uh size of what you could get today but not for 400,000

00:53:28.060 Level the playing field, same size, because $400,000 is about a 2,000-square-foot home.

00:53:37.460 Let's adjust this to 1950s inflation.

00:53:42.420 Back then, home adjusted for inflation ran about $100 per square foot.

00:53:48.520 Today, the same home, you're looking at $200, $250, maybe at the priciest places around $300 per square foot.

00:53:56.420 So when you strip away the size inflation from $2,000 to $950,000 and you compare apples to apples, the home is still about two times more expensive.

00:54:08.620 So you're talking about from $95,000, you're talking about $200,000.

00:54:12.660 So you've doubled the price, bare minimum.

00:54:16.360 If you're living close to a city, it might be three times.

00:54:19.600 same square footage in 1950 dollars top end 950 square feet selling for

00:54:25.560 five to seven thousand if you look in 1950s numbers that's ten to fourteen thousand so it's

00:54:31.780 double now we're told a story to try to explain this it's inflation but it's not

00:54:43.740 it's not inflation because if it was all inflation in 1950 dollars it would be it would be uh seven

00:54:53.380 thousand dollars but it's not if we we look at that and we say it's 14 it's 10 to 14 thousand

00:54:59.420 dollars that's the inflation okay so what else is costing us this money what else is costing

00:55:08.120 this today's dollar should have been 7 000 but it's not it's 14 what is causing the double price

00:55:17.240 here's another lie well the homes are better when it's not exactly a lie it's kind of true

00:55:23.740 we have central air we have advanced electrical systems we have insulation appliances smart tech

00:55:30.100 things that didn't even exist in 1950 you walk into a 1950s house and you're like this is a total

00:55:35.280 teardown okay even if it was taken care of perfectly you don't want to live in that house

00:55:39.920 okay but that doesn't explain the two or three or four hundred percent increase dishwasher didn't

00:55:46.780 triple the price of a home so what did well the answer is not in the house the answer is what's

00:55:53.240 under your feet land and if you're a farmer you know this because you can't afford to buy land

00:56:01.840 land has become the most expensive part of the american home now why is that did we run out of

00:56:10.820 land you drive 30 minutes outside of almost any major city um in any county and you're going to

00:56:20.480 see it it's all still sitting there wide open space waiting so why is land so expensive

00:56:27.520 because our government made it that way you didn't i didn't but the government local state

00:56:35.980 and federal government they all made it that way zoning laws permits restrictions endless layers

00:56:42.440 of epa approval we didn't run out of land we restricted the access to the land and then

00:56:49.340 something else happened we stopped building not completely but compared to what we used to do

00:56:56.160 it's not even close. We also have immigration. Now that brings in a sudden overwhelming demand

00:57:03.940 for homes. Millions of people need a home. So the question is on that one, have we ever been

00:57:11.160 there before? Huge sudden demand for homes, shortage of homes. Yeah. Been in exactly the

00:57:18.140 same position after World War II. Millions of soldiers came home and they wanted to start a

00:57:24.200 family and they wanted their own home. So there was this massive housing shortage, far, far worse

00:57:30.100 in many ways than what we're facing today. Demand exploded overnight. So what happened there?

00:57:39.780 Because I don't remember almost going into revolution in the 1940s, late 1940s and late

00:57:45.180 in early 1950s because there were home shortages. In fact, I don't really remember reading much

00:57:51.380 about the home shortages, except for right after the war.

00:57:56.460 What happened?

00:57:58.400 Because we had to study it for decades, right?

00:58:00.920 I mean, we held hearings and we passed rules to slow things down.

00:58:06.580 Nope, nope.

00:58:07.980 We did something different back in the 1950s.

00:58:11.420 I'm going to pick it up there here in just a second.

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00:59:33.660 so all the GIs come home and what did we do what did we do we built we built entire communities

00:59:53.940 almost overnight I don't know if you ever heard of Levittown but Levittown is a great example

01:00:01.220 Homes were built like cars on an assembly line. Homes were built in days, not months. Days. Can you imagine? I'm building something now in Florida. I'm building a new building in Florida. I'm hoping that I can have just the permitting done by this summer. And that's Florida, one that is not a problem.

01:00:25.600 the gi bill made the financing available millions of veterans they served their country they came

01:00:33.280 back the interstate highway system opened up the land that had never been reachable before

01:00:37.560 and perhaps most importantly the government got out of the way the government made it easy to

01:00:44.300 build so what happened prices rose at first because everybody needed a home and then they

01:00:51.000 stabilized because supply caught up with demand that's how markets are supposed to work now fast

01:00:57.400 forward to today we have a shortage again but this time are we unleashing builders no we're

01:01:03.820 restraining them are we expanding supply no we're constraining it instead of saying yes like boot

01:01:12.000 like uh donald trump just did with the oil drill baby drill build baby build instead of that we

01:01:20.120 say, not here, not here, not here. And then we act surprised when prices skyrocket.

01:01:28.200 This is why the most important number is not the price of a home. It is the ratio between

01:01:33.380 home price and income. In 1960, the average cost was two times the average annual income. Today,

01:01:40.300 it's over five times. That's the difference between opportunity and exclusion. That's the

01:01:47.500 difference between a young family starting a life and one stuck renting indefinitely.

01:01:53.740 So when your kids ask, you know, how did your parents do it? How do you do it? The honest answer

01:02:01.900 is this. We lived in a country that believed in building, a country that saw the problem and

01:02:10.160 solved it with action, not obstruction. We were actually trying to make people's lives better

01:02:16.640 because we cared about the individual person, not the planet over people.

01:02:24.240 We cared for the planet, but we also cared for people.

01:02:29.820 You know, the country believed that growth was good, expansion was good,

01:02:33.480 opportunity was something that you created, not something that you rationed.

01:02:37.280 And somewhere along the way, that whole mindset of America changed.

01:02:42.600 we didn't lose the land we didn't lose the resources we've lost the will

01:02:48.740 and until that changes this doesn't get fixed

01:02:53.640 the american dream is not dead we've just been lied about what it actually is

01:03:03.020 some of us are being lied to because they say there's no way out we're never going to be able

01:03:09.820 to do it. You're lying because we're Americans. We solve problems. We build. That's who we are.

01:03:17.240 We're builders. That's the difference between America and the rest of the world. We build. 0.56

01:03:25.560 We invent our way out of these problems, but that's not what's happening. And then the other

01:03:30.460 half of the problem is the lie that just keeps continuing that you're not going to be able to

01:03:36.720 live the american dream well what is the american dream because if you want to live the way your

01:03:42.320 parents did it's not in a 2500 square foot house that's new and that's not even what people are

01:03:50.600 even really hoping for they want to live in a 5 000 square foot house or a 10 000 square foot house

01:03:58.500 the american dream was never about a mansion

01:04:02.260 and so anybody who is watching life on on on uh you know facebook or on tiktok or an instagram

01:04:13.820 that's not real life that's not the american dream is about freedom and opportunity and hard

01:04:20.600 work and faith and building a life with the people that you love not in a not in a homeless shelter

01:04:27.180 but not necessarily in a home that is built just to impress.

01:04:33.620 Let's remember what it means to actually be happy.

01:04:38.400 Don't confuse social media with reality.

01:04:43.520 More in a minute.

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01:06:20.980 we go to uh bill in michigan hello bill welcome to the glenbeck program

01:06:31.320 hello glenn how you doing buddy one of the things fantastic it's a beautiful day here

01:06:36.820 yeah uh one of the things i think you're missing in the whole affordability crisis

01:06:42.340 the fact that property taxes are out of control. Yes, sir. I live in a relatively small community.

01:06:52.500 My property taxes, $8,000 per year. And my home is paid for, retiree on a fixed income.

01:07:02.660 And it's not unusual to see people, especially if you've got a large tract of property,

01:07:07.120 ten thousand dollars a year that that's kind of the norm and that's just an awful lot of money

01:07:14.840 and there's no accountability when you go to a township meeting yep yeah no yeah we're doing

01:07:21.320 this doing that so that that's another factor i i will tell you thanks for your call bill um great

01:07:26.960 point but it goes back to a larger point i'm trying to make and that is the problems are with

01:07:32.760 the government what's stopping us build the government what what's what's stopping us from

01:07:40.180 putting up new homes every place the government the restrictions the permitting the taxes

01:07:45.680 everything everything it all stems from the government jason give me the stats that you

01:07:51.240 just gave the insiders on um on the budget the federal budget the budget let me uh let me pull

01:07:58.280 these up really quick so so by and large the federal budget for mandatory spending is really

01:08:04.820 the only one that's going up so mandatory is all of the uh you know entitlement social security

01:08:10.280 medicare medicaid all those things discretionary spending defense spending all of all of the

01:08:15.560 spending like that is actually going down so it's the entitlement spending that we cannot get

01:08:20.240 control of the entitlement the entitlement spending um and as that's going up it's going

01:08:27.200 to require more and more taxes yeah uh and you know i i personally think you know when you retire

01:08:33.620 you shouldn't have to pay taxes anymore you've paid property taxes your whole life i think

01:08:38.220 property tax is theft myself i think all property tax should be abolished um but you've you've paid

01:08:45.920 your whole life you've paid your whole life you put your kids through can you give the people who

01:08:51.540 have retired now a break so the things that we can do is we need to start voting for people

01:09:01.040 who understand small government in our local state and federal stop the spending stop restricting the

01:09:10.580 land stop telling us what we can and can it is it's it's wrong it's just wrong these governments

01:09:19.780 think they know better, and they are dictating where and what we can do. No. No.

01:09:29.140 That's the way to bring things down. Oh, and by the way, also, if you're here illegally, 1.00

01:09:34.960 you should leave because you are overwhelming our hospitals. You are taking jobs if you are 1.00

01:09:41.440 working. If you're not working, you're driving entitlement up.

01:09:44.840 at billions and billions and billions of dollars and that's not the waste that's not the fraud

01:09:53.900 that's on top of all of that and then the other thing that we can do is is is realize that

01:10:01.440 and not accept it not accept it but

01:10:07.220 not go bitter about it or lose hope because once we lose hope we're done

01:10:17.300 you know i have to tell you one of the most amazing things that i have ever

01:10:21.620 experienced because i think we have forgotten what it means to be happy

01:10:28.000 you know we have we've just we've just forgotten what it means to be happy and some of the

01:10:34.800 happiest people i have ever met were people they were persecuted christians i flew into iraq because

01:10:43.220 the nazarene fund we were moving them out of country we were getting them to safety

01:10:47.680 and i met these people in a refugee camp and these were doctors lawyers dentists teachers

01:10:56.200 garbage men that had lost everything some had lost family members you know to isis because 0.94

01:11:04.560 of their faith they had nothing by the world's standards nothing they had no reason to be 0.95

01:11:11.240 optimistic the first night i met with them i met them in a very small church and it was the church

01:11:18.920 that isis had had targeted and said we're blowing this up at seven o'clock tonight i got off the

01:11:26.300 plane and arrived at this church at 6 30 at night i didn't think we were going to go to the church

01:11:32.180 because everybody that was targeted by isis we didn't leave that church until 10 o'clock that

01:11:38.980 night and in that church they were singing they were laughing they were hugging they were praying

01:11:45.100 with a depth that most people have never known i've never seen christianity like that because

01:11:52.560 they knew what was real they knew what was true and they knew what actually mattered how many of

01:11:58.620 us, you know, COVID was horrible. COVID changed everything in the world, changed everything.

01:12:04.160 But I have to tell you, that experience wasn't all bad. For my family, it wasn't all bad. Now,

01:12:12.380 I happen to live in Texas. And so, you know, the family, it was very scarring for my family

01:12:19.060 who lived up in the Northeast, because it was just craziness. But in Texas, we became closer.

01:12:26.600 these people in you know that were fleeing from isis they wanted jobs they wanted to be safe

01:12:34.980 they wanted homes for their families but that wasn't what what decided their happiness their

01:12:40.680 level of happiness their joy came from something much deeper from the faith their family the

01:12:45.460 community and knowing what true happiness was what truly lasts and at the same time

01:12:55.400 You know, I live in Florida now, and I've seen wealth I can't even understand.

01:13:02.780 I mean, it is wealth beyond my wildest imagination.

01:13:08.020 I've never seen anything like it.

01:13:09.880 And I see people who are living in 20,000 and 30,000, 40,000, 50,000 square foot homes.

01:13:15.180 They have the finest cars.

01:13:16.860 They jet off to sun-drenched beaches for the holidays.

01:13:20.800 their houses or palaces, and they are empty and miserable inside.

01:13:29.900 So we need to assess the problem, and the problem is our government is refusing to let us be builders.

01:13:40.380 We can build. We can rule ourselves. We should.

01:13:46.020 But the other part is we are allowing happiness to be taken from us because of social media.

01:13:53.240 I'm convinced because of social media.

01:13:55.180 We have unreasonable standards.

01:13:58.220 Unreasonable.

01:13:58.920 Our kids have unreasonable standards.

01:14:02.560 And happiness and success can never be taken from you.

01:14:07.620 Never.

01:14:08.620 Because they're states of mind.

01:14:11.380 And that belongs to you and you alone.

01:14:13.600 Hope belongs to you.

01:14:15.580 Hope has to be fed.

01:14:17.600 And if you keep feeding it, if you keep feeding it nothing but, you know, images of things

01:14:23.380 and stuff and lifestyles that you may never have, your hope is going to wither and die.

01:14:28.820 If you keep feeding it people who keep telling you, you'll never make it, you'll never make

01:14:33.040 it, you'll never make it, you are going to lose yourself in despair and comparison and

01:14:39.540 and envy and discontent.

01:14:42.900 But if you feed things that are eternal for hope,

01:14:49.080 truth, gratitude, relationships, faith,

01:14:55.520 serving something greater than yourself,

01:14:57.560 building something that is real,

01:15:00.780 your hope will grow.

01:15:05.700 We have to stop with the comparison trap.

01:15:10.540 We have to start choosing gratitude over envy.

01:15:14.720 We have to choose presence over perfection.

01:15:17.680 We have to start choosing solutions over divisive name-calling.

01:15:24.260 We have to choose to build a life that is rich in the things that actually matter.

01:15:29.900 Love, character, service.

01:15:32.820 Trust in the one that gives real lasting hope.

01:15:36.320 and i know most people don't want a mansion i mean i think maybe everybody i mean i'm promised

01:15:45.340 a mansion and you know the scriptures say he's building a mansion and i'm expecting a pretty

01:15:49.640 no i'm not when most people don't need a mansion they just want to have a house that they can call

01:15:55.980 their own a little scrap of land okay but if you are expecting that mansion expect disappointing

01:16:03.200 a disappointment. I mean, you might win the lottery in life. You know, I think I've won

01:16:08.120 the lottery in life. There's really no reason why I'm successful and maybe you're not.

01:16:15.720 But you don't need the world's approval to know deep abiding joy. And I think that's what our

01:16:23.260 grandparents had that maybe some of us don't have. Our grandparents knew that. The believers

01:16:29.660 that I met in Iraq, in that church, they understood this.

01:16:34.240 And one way or another, if it's not now, it will come soon when we will remember it as

01:16:40.940 well.

01:16:41.620 The dream isn't dead.

01:16:44.800 It's not dead.

01:16:45.820 It was never about the size of a house or how much money you make or anything else.

01:16:49.880 It was about being able to chart your own course.

01:16:53.080 And that is where we can tell the government, who do you think you are?

01:16:59.660 And real happiness comes from the size of the heart and feeding your hope with truth

01:17:04.900 and standing firm in what is real.

01:17:09.160 When we do that, no algorithm and no amount of square footage or lack of square footage

01:17:18.240 can ever steal it.

01:17:20.260 We were all here for, we're here for a reason.

01:17:22.660 We were born at this time for a reason.

01:17:25.580 You're born for the times in which we live.

01:17:29.660 so let's start being that person in whatever square footage we have whatever our circumstances

01:17:38.680 are know that tomorrow is going to be better that there is no such thing as bad it bad doesn't

01:17:45.900 happen it's what we do my father said to me once life son is a series of choices and adjustments

01:17:53.840 life is going to bring what life brings 0.82

01:17:57.880 and you can either bitch about it 0.95

01:17:59.880 or you can adjust to it 0.95

01:18:01.480 and make the best out of it

01:18:03.020 I didn't like that

01:18:05.060 and I really kind of don't like that now

01:18:06.780 but it's true

01:18:07.640 life is a choice

01:18:12.900 and a series of adjustments

01:18:14.940 I want to

01:18:17.540 find a way

01:18:19.300 to always be happy

01:18:21.520 with what I have

01:18:22.800 and where I'm at, no matter where I'm at in my life.

01:18:27.420 That should be our goal.

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01:20:11.060 welcome to the glennbeck program let me go to dakota in indiana hello dakota welcome to the

01:20:27.380 glennbeck program hey glenn um yeah i was on i'm in uh northern indiana um and one thing that

01:20:35.180 really you're talking about the affordability is the price of the ground yes um here and you're

01:20:41.340 talking about expanding and really opening up new homes we don't have a problem with housing

01:20:46.560 there it's a month and there's a new housing addition 200 300 homes at farmland it's just

01:20:54.980 disappearing but the problem is the land is going for 80 hundred thousand dollars for a lot and

01:21:00.720 And that's not, I've been talking about, if you wanted over an acre farmland, I just went to two property auctions and they're selling for $16,000 an acre.

01:21:09.760 Yeah. Farmers can't afford that.

01:21:11.400 I mean, maybe five grand an acre, maybe you can, you can afford, maybe.

01:21:16.600 um but uh i know um i have farmland uh up in a small little town in idaho and um

01:21:27.520 uh you know you're looking at there was a farm down now this is farmland there was a farm down

01:21:35.260 the street i bought that that land for maybe a thousand dollars an acre years and years and

01:21:40.200 years ago there's a farm down the street that just sold farmland for 50 000 an acre farmland

01:21:49.140 there's no farmer you're going to you're not going to have food you're not going to have food

01:21:54.800 they can't afford this and what is this what is this this is all you know remember uh joe biden

01:22:03.520 wanted 30 by 30 30 of all of the land this is happening in canada 30 of all the

01:22:10.180 land needs to be owned by the government and then cordoned off so no humans can be on that land

01:22:15.840 then it was 50 by 50 that was the next goal 50 of the land by 2050 what are they doing they are

01:22:23.840 pushing us into cities they are pushing us into you don't own anything you don't own land this

01:22:31.480 we have to stop and it's not gonna it's not gonna help by us arguing about uh politicians

01:22:39.660 and parties. It's going to stop when we identify what the problem is. And the problem is politicians

01:22:47.820 and parties, and most of them state and local, that are passing things that are restricting

01:22:56.100 lands, making it harder for you to build. All of this stuff that we have, have you flown over the

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01:25:32.740 the fusion of entertainment enlightenment and empowerment this is the glenn beck program

01:25:48.240 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program you know uh we argue an awful lot about um you

01:25:57.520 know we a democracy are we a republic blah blah blah i think we should change that conversation

01:26:02.320 a bit um because i i wanted to define uh what a democracy or republic really is because i wanted

01:26:11.760 i thought for us to see our problems it's hard sometimes to see the problems in yourself but

01:26:18.220 everybody can you ever notice people can look at somebody else and they can spot all their

01:26:23.280 problems and they don't realize that that's exactly the problem you have but we can talk

01:26:27.000 about those so i want to talk about the problems in canada um and i was going to say that they're

01:26:31.840 not a republic or they're not a uh they're not a a democracy anymore that's not true because

01:26:39.060 democracy that only explains uh how power is chosen i want to talk to you about a free nation

01:26:48.980 because that district that that covers how power is restrained and i contend that canada is not a

01:26:58.260 free nation anymore. Much of the West is not a free nation anymore. And if you want to see our

01:27:04.300 future, let's look at Canada for a few minutes. We're going to do that next. First, let me tell

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01:28:17.080 get into this and I look at Canada, let's describe what a free nation really is. Democracies and free

01:28:24.580 nations can exist, but it's rare and historically very fragile. So here are the core hallmarks

01:28:32.940 and pillars that actually determine whether a nation will remain free. Rule of law is number

01:28:43.260 one rule of law not rule of man a free nation the law applies equally to everyone citizens

01:28:49.680 leaders and institution alike okay no one is above it nobody's beneath it rule of law is number one

01:28:55.660 keep that two free fair and regular elections democracy requires that citizens can choose

01:29:03.560 their leaders through elections that are transparent competitive peacefully conducted

01:29:08.300 and regularly scheduled. Power must also transfer peacefully when people decide. Without that,

01:29:15.180 voting becomes theater. Okay, number three, protection of individual rights. This is the

01:29:21.860 dividing line between pure democracy and a free society. In a truly free nation, certain rights can

01:29:27.860 not ever be voted away, even by a majority. That's freedom of speech, freedom of religion,

01:29:33.540 freedom assembly and due process documents like the constitution and bill of rights exist for

01:29:39.360 this reason number four separation of powers powers are divided so no single person or group

01:29:47.020 can dominate legislative they make the laws executive they enforce the laws judicial

01:29:52.480 interprets the laws this is this is a a that's a free society anytime there's friction in that

01:30:01.260 um it's usually it's usually you know people bring that friction in on purpose

01:30:09.220 five independent judiciary courts have to be able to rule against the government without

01:30:15.380 any fear if judges serve political power instead of the law then the rights exist only on paper

01:30:21.540 justice has to be blind not obedient six free press and open information free nation requires

01:30:29.400 is a press that can question authority, investigate wrongdoing, inform the public

01:30:32.880 without censorship. Seven, civilian control of the military. Eight, protection of minority rights.

01:30:41.760 Nine, economic freedom and property rights. And ten, a culture that values freedom. Okay,

01:30:49.660 that's what I'm looking for. Now let's look, see, if we can, let's look at Canada

01:30:55.720 and see are they a free nation anymore because show me your friends and i will show you your

01:31:03.800 future okay let's start with the the basics of any real um democracy and that's accountability

01:31:12.960 in 2021 parliament discovered that a scientist in canada's highest security lab had shipped

01:31:21.320 live ebola to the wuhan institute of virology and collaborated with the chinese military on

01:31:29.000 bioweapons research kind of a big deal right do we have anything like that uh-huh so what

01:31:35.940 happened in canada the house ordered the documents four times the liberal party blocked it every

01:31:43.340 single time they sued they stonewalled they even called for a snap election to kill the

01:31:48.660 investigation so what is that that's rule of law being violated and separation of powers being

01:31:55.760 violated remember those are two out of the 10 things that you have to have if you're going to

01:31:59.720 be a free nation three years later the auditor general exposed the almost 400 million dollars

01:32:06.180 in outright corruption but again parliament the liberals shut it down accountability independent

01:32:13.760 oversight violated then Trudeau resigned and one-third of one percent of Canadians the elite

01:32:22.120 inner circle handed the prime minister's office to Mark Carney they tried to do that here when

01:32:28.320 they tried to hand the nomination and did hand the nomination to Kamala Harris while this was

01:32:34.560 happening the house of commons stopped sitting for eight months so canada was governed by

01:32:43.260 executive decree no oversight no debate no votes where's your representation separation of powers

01:32:51.760 okay that's not a democracy that's ruled by fiat they weren't even in session the elect elections

01:32:59.400 are they free and fair? CSIS confirmed China interfered in both 2019 and 2021 funding 11

01:33:09.200 candidates. Trudeau was briefed for this on this and he did nothing. That's free and fair elections

01:33:16.400 out the window. Liberal MP openly told people to collect a Chinese Communist Party bounty

01:33:22.900 on a conservative candidate.

01:33:25.660 No charges.

01:33:27.020 Equal application of the law violated.

01:33:29.440 The next election, 121 mail-in ballots went uncounted.

01:33:36.160 In one, the vote was decided by a single vote.

01:33:46.340 Elections Canada printed the wrong postal codes on the envelopes.

01:33:51.320 In another, data entry errors, and that delivered a 327-vote swing to the Liberals.

01:34:01.140 Trust in the election?

01:34:03.060 Then five MPs flipped into the Liberal Party in five months,

01:34:08.340 and convenient that it handed the elections to the now majority,

01:34:16.160 a two-seat majority to the Liberals.

01:34:19.320 Democracy by design.

01:34:21.320 Or is it democracy by manipulation?

01:34:23.720 Do we see any of this happening here?

01:34:25.580 Because, see, people blame this on the Republicans.

01:34:27.780 But where are the Republicans in Canada?

01:34:32.400 Why is this happening with progressive leadership all over the West?

01:34:40.240 Once in power, they move to control what you see, what you say, and how you live in Canada.

01:34:45.160 They invoked the Emergencies Act against the 2022 Freedom Convoy.

01:34:49.940 They froze the bank accounts of protesters, their supporters, all across the country.

01:34:54.260 That's a silencing of free speech and assembly and property rights.

01:34:58.980 Two federal courts, including the Court of Appeal, ruled unanimous, unreasonable, unlawful,

01:35:06.160 and a violation of charter rights to expression, assembly, and protection from unreasonable search and seizure.

01:35:13.420 No national emergency existed.

01:35:15.740 The government is still appealing to the Supreme Court, but the courts have already spoken.

01:35:20.780 They acted without justification, and then they got away with it.

01:35:24.280 That's judicial authority and rule of law.

01:35:27.180 They passed a bill called C-18, the Online News Act.

01:35:33.480 That forced Google and Meta to pay Canadian outlets for links.

01:35:37.980 Meta blocked all news on Facebook and Instagram for Canadians.

01:35:42.100 Google paid up instead of blocking, but the precedent was set.

01:35:45.180 government decides what information flows. Free press, information flow controlled. That's not

01:35:52.160 part of a free nation. Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, does the same thing to Netflix,

01:35:59.240 YouTube, Spotify, forcing them under the thumb of Canada and their DEI quotas and Canadian content

01:36:07.800 mandates. That's speech. That's cultural expression influenced by the state. That's not a free nation.

01:36:15.180 They kept the carbon tax, despite two-thirds of Canadians opposing the increases.

01:36:21.020 Two-thirds.

01:36:22.720 Is that a democratic republic?

01:36:25.140 They ended the visible consumer tax only to keep the hidden clean fuel regulations

01:36:31.000 and industrial carbon tax quietly raising your fuel cost if you happen to be in Canada.

01:36:37.220 Transparency.

01:36:38.160 There's none there.

01:36:38.800 They tried to mandate 100% EV sales by 2035, then replaced it with admission rules that achieve the same thing except through the back door.

01:36:49.460 That's regulatory overreach.

01:36:51.380 Property rights? Optional.

01:36:53.760 In Ontario, Bill 212 lets the province ram through highway projects, override municipal bylaws, and force property owners out faster.

01:37:05.020 No property rights.

01:37:05.880 In Waterloo, the government secretly used NDAs and expropriation threats to grab 770 acres of prime farmland for a mega site.

01:37:20.280 Maybe a data center, don't know.

01:37:23.140 Farmers found out only after the fact.

01:37:25.720 Where's your property rights?

01:37:26.680 New Brunswick.

01:37:27.380 A judge reduced a convicted man's sentence specifically so he wouldn't be deported because his skills mattered more than enforcing the law.

01:37:36.920 Where's equal justice?

01:37:38.620 In Toronto, city council voted to open government-run grocery stores that waive their own taxes to undercut private business.

01:37:52.280 Fair market violation.

01:37:53.580 In rural New Brunswick, they saw forced municipal mergers and tax hikes of 50% and 60% on homeowners.

01:38:05.840 British Columbia moving now from rural property rights into permission-based system,

01:38:11.260 applying to the government for everything from selling eggs to giving writing lessons,

01:38:18.140 or face a $50,000 a day fine.

01:38:21.580 Economic freedom, gone.

01:38:23.580 Guns, they banned 2,500 assault-style firearms, called the buyback, voluntary, and then warned that keeping your legally purchased property after the deadline means jail.

01:38:38.780 Is there any property rights?

01:38:41.020 Then there's the darkest chapter, MAID, Medical Assistance in Dying, legalized in 2016 for those with reasonably foreseeable deaths.

01:38:50.580 In 2021, they dropped that safeguard.

01:38:52.600 2024 alone, 22,535 Canadians requested it.

01:38:58.560 16,499 received it.

01:39:03.580 5.1% of all deaths in the country are now medical-assisted suicide.

01:39:10.920 From 2016 to 2024, over 76,000 killed by their own government's health care.

01:39:19.080 It's now the fourth leading cause of death in adults.

01:39:21.580 They have killed more people medically than they have euthanized pets in Canada.

01:39:32.840 Meanwhile, socialized medicine, patients are averaging 28 weeks for treatment, three times longer than in 1993.

01:39:42.620 Some doctors are offering MAID for back pain, curable conditions, mental health.

01:39:51.600 When the state controls your health care and offers death as a solution to its own failures, you're no longer a citizen.

01:39:58.320 You're a cost center.

01:40:00.440 And now they want more.

01:40:01.360 the combating hate bill c9 moving through parliament up in canada new criminal offenses

01:40:07.960 for hate codified definition that would criminalize religious belief peaceful protest dissent there's

01:40:16.160 no freedom of speech there former google executive pitched a five hundred thousand dollar exit tax

01:40:22.460 on educated canadians if you dare to leave they're gonna they're gonna charge you half a million

01:40:28.800 So, you know, I mean, isn't that a Berlin Wall of sorts?

01:40:35.840 You owe the state for the privilege of being born there. 0.64

01:40:39.200 Stay and serve or pay to escape.

01:40:43.160 Oh my gosh, that's not a democracy.

01:40:45.800 It's not.

01:40:47.120 Democracy is not when Parliament's sidelined for eight months.

01:40:52.880 Democracy is not when foreign interference is ignored and elections are gamed.

01:40:58.280 Democracy is not when, you know, the courts rule the government broke the law and then nothing changes.

01:41:06.940 Democracy is not when the state controls your speech, your property, your health care, your energy, your news, your guns,

01:41:12.660 and then offers you assisted suicide because the wait times for their medicine is too long.

01:41:19.880 Canada has become something else.

01:41:22.660 It's a managed oligarchy with democratic trappings.

01:41:27.560 The forums remain, the elections, the parliament building, the maple leaf flag,

01:41:32.260 but the substance of what Canada has always been is gone.

01:41:36.880 Power is consolidated now.

01:41:38.920 Dissent is managed.

01:41:40.820 The individual exists to serve the state and not the other way around.

01:41:45.580 Look how far Canada has fallen.

01:41:50.840 Now recognize America, this is your future.

01:41:53.680 we are already letting unelected bureaucrats and activists and judges rewrite the rules

01:42:04.660 if we allow and tolerate foreign interference and media capture if we accept that the government

01:42:11.540 can freeze your bank account for protesting seize your farm for progress if we trade liberty

01:42:17.540 for equity, safety, and Canadian content,

01:42:22.960 we're going to wake up in the morning in exactly the same place.

01:42:28.760 I wanted to show you what was happening in Canada.

01:42:32.220 The slide is gradual.

01:42:33.960 The language is polite.

01:42:35.580 The slogans might even make people feel good

01:42:37.920 until one day you realize the cage was built around you

01:42:42.000 and you're free to walk around but not out.

01:42:47.540 It's going to be a little harder to do because we have the Constitution.

01:42:51.440 But if you listen to, I'm going to play this when we come back.

01:42:54.400 If you listen to what people are saying right now,

01:42:58.420 senators are saying right now about what is coming,

01:43:02.360 what they're planning on doing, packing the court, everything.

01:43:07.260 We will be Canada overnight.

01:43:10.900 Wake up, America.

01:43:12.460 Wake up.

01:43:13.540 Look at what they're doing in just Virginia.

01:43:15.920 All right, more in just a second.

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01:44:44.940 jason can you play that clip um that you were just telling the insiders about a few minutes ago

01:44:53.140 set this up which clip the clip of uh of canada and uh what's happening up in canada

01:44:59.580 i don't have oh no that that i was i was setting that this is the senate this is that's what i was

01:45:06.140 talking about for oh yeah yeah yeah sorry sorry sorry the senate yes yes yes um of what uh what's

01:45:11.000 his name in uh uh connecticut said senator from chris murphy yeah chris mercy here listen to what

01:45:17.360 he said and relate this to canada gang listen to this i'm actually somebody that believes it's

01:45:22.600 probably time to change the rules of the senate um so i'm not gonna sit here and tell you that i am

01:45:30.660 um defending or willing to defend all of the current rules of the senate but let's just be

01:45:38.400 clear, once Democrats, once Republicans have taken the lid off this jar, there's no putting

01:45:46.340 it back. Republicans are now using reconciliation to fund the ongoing appropriations of the

01:45:52.640 government in an area where it was hard to get agreement with Democrats. Democrats are

01:45:56.500 going to do the same thing. Regardless of how the rules change, now Democrats are just

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01:46:06.080 over the hard stuff we don't need your votes because we'll just go fund the government through

01:46:11.340 reconciliation so you've changed the practice of the senate here they've been doing reconciliation

01:46:17.200 now for a while we haven't had a budget since 2008 maybe you guys should actually do your job

01:46:22.300 maybe that's what should happen more importantly look at what he's saying we're going to change

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01:47:57.320 you know i wanted to play the chris murphy uh stuff from connecticut jason um because i think

01:48:15.780 that that shows that once the democrats get into office they are planning on doing i mean

01:48:23.360 they're talking already about packing the court and everything else.

01:48:26.500 They're going to do it.

01:48:28.120 Now they've lost four years because of,

01:48:30.460 of Donald Trump.

01:48:31.400 They are going to make up for lost time.

01:48:33.000 If they win,

01:48:34.080 they're going to make up for lost time.

01:48:36.180 And we will be Canada. 0.77

01:48:38.380 They will be doing exactly the same thing that Canadians are having done to

01:48:44.520 them right now. 0.63

01:48:45.640 Listen to what RFK said yesterday about the maid policies in Canada.

01:48:51.860 And it's, 0.93

01:48:52.160 it's coming here gang.

01:48:53.360 Listen to this. Cut five.

01:48:55.040 I think those laws are abhorrent.

01:48:58.280 And we see in Canada today, I think it's the number one cause of death is assisted suicide.

01:49:03.980 And as you say, it targets people with disabilities and people who are struggling in their lives.

01:49:16.740 And I don't think we can be a moral society.

01:49:19.780 We can't be a moral authority around the globe if that becomes institutionalized throughout our society.

01:49:26.660 So I'm happy to work with you in whatever way we can.

01:49:30.200 Great. Love to have the help on that.

01:49:31.520 We've now seen a rise of people with eating disorders that are giving access to assisted suicide.

01:49:36.540 And this is just wrong in a multitude of ways.

01:49:38.860 So why is that happening?

01:49:41.600 Why is that happening?

01:49:43.540 It's happening because they don't have the money.

01:49:45.300 And when you have a shortage and you've given all the power to the government, the government will decide.

01:49:53.080 Nobody thought it was fair that rich people can afford health care.

01:50:00.320 Well, it's not fair. It isn't.

01:50:02.200 That poor people can't afford, but at least the government isn't deciding.

01:50:06.780 At least that's the private market deciding.

01:50:09.320 And the government can do a lot to get out of the way just by revamping the insurance, by stopping all of the restrictions that are all built in favor of these giant insurance companies.

01:50:22.320 Stop doing that and then make the market much more free and you're going to be able to have more people afford it.

01:50:30.100 But once the government is in charge and then they can't afford it, what do they do?

01:50:36.140 they start saying who's going to live and die

01:50:39.620 and that's what's happening in Canada 0.99

01:50:42.080 and it is coming here

01:50:43.740 and I have to tell you

01:50:45.400 I went to Auschwitz with my daughter

01:50:47.460 who has cerebral palsy

01:50:48.620 and we stood in a room

01:50:52.520 where one room was just nothing but hair

01:50:57.520 one room was nothing but eyeglasses

01:51:00.600 just to give you the scope

01:51:03.280 of how many people went through and died

01:51:05.320 and one room was just artificial limbs and crutches

01:51:10.520 all stacked up into a giant pile, floor to ceiling.

01:51:19.620 And my daughter stood there for a long time.

01:51:29.880 I stood by the window trying to get some air.

01:51:35.320 and I watched her stand in front of this pile of artificial limbs. 0.86

01:51:49.900 She finally came over to me and said,

01:51:51.680 Dad, they would have killed me.

01:52:01.680 Wouldn't they have? 0.87

01:52:05.320 you live in a nation

01:52:11.260 where socialized medicine is happening

01:52:15.260 and then there's trouble

01:52:18.000 and economic trouble

01:52:21.020 and it goes into collectivism

01:52:24.440 and it goes into a nation

01:52:26.720 where their view

01:52:29.000 of people's worth

01:52:33.180 is how much they can make for the state

01:52:35.280 or their view is, are they on the side of the state

01:52:39.020 or not on the side of the state?

01:52:40.620 And that's what happens every single time.

01:52:46.200 Canada is doing everything.

01:52:51.420 None of it makes sense for the Canadian people.

01:52:53.520 Let me ask you how this makes sense.

01:52:55.200 I want you to listen to one of the MPs in Parliament.

01:52:59.040 This is from Canada. 0.98

01:52:59.900 they're pushing pushing china on ownership

01:53:06.840 of a natural resource that is really important to a free society listen to this cut eight please

01:53:15.420 i'd like to speak about um antimony you mentioned that as a one of the nato critical

01:53:20.140 minerals and uh it's used for fire uh retarded material and other defense applications china 0.78

01:53:26.340 produces 110,000 tons per year. 0.92

01:53:29.900 How much does Canada produce of antimony?

01:53:34.020 I'm happy to share the exact figure in writing to the committee.

01:53:39.740 Thank you.

01:53:40.380 My understanding is zero, but thank you for sharing zero with the committee.

01:53:45.680 We look forward to that.

01:53:46.940 We do have a mine, in fact, at Beaverbrook in Newfoundland.

01:53:49.700 Is that correct?

01:53:50.800 It is not currently in production right now.

01:53:54.900 That was my next question.

01:53:55.920 So it has been producing antimony.

01:53:59.560 It's no longer producing.

01:54:00.920 It's been shuttered.

01:54:02.320 Can you tell me who owns that mine?

01:54:06.520 I'm happy to submit that to the committee.

01:54:08.940 Well, I'll share with you that it's a China Min Metal Company,

01:54:11.680 which is a Chinese state-owned company,

01:54:14.740 and they've decided to shutter it, and now we don't produce this.

01:54:18.600 What does antimony make?

01:54:21.060 You need it in bullets, you need it in munitions,

01:54:24.240 and you need it for electronics.

01:54:27.240 Now, why would Canada sell that mine to China

01:54:31.740 and then allow China to shut it down 0.64

01:54:34.700 so the entire world is dependent on China?

01:54:40.640 How does that make sense for the Canadian people?

01:54:43.600 At all, at all.

01:54:48.300 Listen to this.

01:54:49.680 Here's a Canadian parliamentary member

01:54:53.140 talking about all the things that the Liberals voted down.

01:54:56.320 Listen to this.

01:54:58.340 Folks, today is an exceptionally difficult day.

01:55:02.440 I am not quite angry, actually, to be honest with everybody,

01:55:07.580 and I'll tell you why.

01:55:09.060 If you give me a minute, just listen through this video,

01:55:12.040 and I'm going to now tell you exactly what the government,

01:55:15.020 the Liberals, and the Prime Minister voted down on

01:55:17.800 on all the bills that were trying to be passed today.

01:55:22.200 So number one is Bill C-246.

01:55:27.180 It is a bill that ensures sexual predators face consecutive sentences

01:55:32.900 so that each offense is properly recognized and punished.

01:55:38.120 The Liberals voted that down.

01:55:41.180 Number two, Bill C-220.

01:55:44.080 Conservatives will end leniency for non-citizens convicted of serious crimes 0.80

01:55:50.800 and ensure they are deported, not given sweetheart deals by the courts due to their immigration status.

01:55:57.880 The Liberals voted that down.

01:56:01.160 Bill C-243 ends the cycle of annual parole hearings that force murder victims' families to relive the trauma year after year.

01:56:13.020 The Liberals voted that down as well.

01:56:15.420 And the biggest one is they voted down and killed jail, not bail.

01:56:20.800 I am besides myself in how angry I am.

01:56:25.780 These four bills were voted down today by the Liberals,

01:56:29.160 and they have the audacity to stand in the House

01:56:31.640 and say that they're fighting for Canadians

01:56:33.680 and trying to restore our justice system.

01:56:35.800 They are doing completely the opposite.

01:56:39.540 So where's Donald Trump in that scenario?

01:56:41.820 Because everybody here thinks everything bad is happening

01:56:44.120 because of Donald Trump.

01:56:45.080 We're fighting Donald Trump.

01:56:45.980 We're not.

01:56:46.380 We're fighting a disease.

01:56:48.060 Try this one.

01:56:49.440 Here it cuts 17.

01:56:50.800 This is Canada.

01:56:52.960 Recently, the Minister of Immigration announced a new program to help Canada's military.

01:57:02.200 Listen to this.

01:57:02.740 And finally, we are creating a new category for skilled military recruits to attract highly skilled foreign military applicants.

01:57:14.360 Eligible recruits with a job offer

01:57:17.280 from the Canadian Armed Forces,

01:57:19.540 including doctors, nurses, pilots,

01:57:22.040 can be invited to apply for permanent residence.

01:57:26.540 They will be subject to the same security

01:57:29.260 and all military requirements.

01:57:32.680 This new category will support our government's commitment

01:57:36.800 to strengthen our armed forces,

01:57:39.360 to defend our sovereignty, and to keep Canadians safe.

01:57:44.360 wow so let's recruit foreigners to defend does it sound like rome

01:57:53.860 how about this one listen to this proposal cut 18

01:58:00.240 offers me a job 300 grand a year right all i have to do is show up at the border

01:58:07.380 apply for a tn visa right and i get this three year like no questions out cost 30 bucks

01:58:14.060 and now I move to Microsoft.

01:58:17.620 We as Canadians have subsidized my education

01:58:22.160 to the tune of, you pick the number,

01:58:24.140 half a million, right, 500,000,

01:58:26.600 and if it's a graduate student, go, right,

01:58:29.600 30,000 TN go to the U.S. every year.

01:58:35.380 You want to save yourself five to $10 billion?

01:58:39.160 Shut the TN program.

01:58:40.580 and then keep them into or make them pay their half a million so that if they leave I'm okay

01:58:45.800 with that you want to go to the U.S. give me back my money like my dad my mom you all work every day

01:58:52.480 to offer them their education so we need both sides we need to fight on one side to make sure

01:58:58.080 that we bring the very best talent to the world because they all want to come here now it's

01:59:02.320 absolutely wonderful but you can't have the sieve on the other side you can't let five billion or

01:59:08.560 10 billion a year of your hard-earned cash so that microsoft can get smarter well does that work

01:59:16.580 in all ways is it because that doesn't sound to me like a problem for liberals here we're i mean

01:59:24.960 do you see the billions of dollars jason do you have that number the billions of dollars

01:59:29.880 that have been spent in california by gavin newsom to bring people here only they come with

01:59:38.600 aids they come and have sex change operations and we're paying for all of it you have that

01:59:46.080 yeah so the the so newsom has spent nearly one billion dollars on those non-profits which is

01:59:53.060 just wild nearly a billion dollars did anybody vote for that did anybody vote for that

02:00:00.520 they're now trapping you in canada as well you can't leave without paying taxes

02:00:09.100 trapping they're they i'm telling you they're going to do this in in uh there's they're already

02:00:16.620 waiting for the vote to happen this fall in uh california they're going to do it in all of these

02:00:22.500 liberal states they're talking about doing it now in new york go ahead you can leave but you're

02:00:28.920 leaving your money here these people think it's their money they think your life is theirs they

02:00:39.580 think that they have a right to tell you where you can live how you can work where to take or

02:00:45.900 invest your money. They don't have any of those rights. It's happening here in America at a

02:00:52.540 record rate. Imagine if we lose the House and the Senate, and then imagine we lose the presidency.

02:01:01.020 We have got to stick together. Every single oar has to be rowing in the same direction.

02:01:08.300 I've never been like this before

02:01:11.080 I've never ever ever been like

02:01:13.560 it bothers me

02:01:16.220 this binary thing really bothers me

02:01:18.880 but it is becoming really really clear to me 0.99

02:01:22.980 that this is it

02:01:24.940 this is it

02:01:26.060 look what's happening in Canada

02:01:28.660 look what's happening in England 0.99

02:01:31.340 that's coming here

02:01:33.900 it's the same policies

02:01:35.740 they just didn't get off this train like we did we we got to make sure we don't ever get on that 0.98

02:01:44.720 train again because it is the destruction of those countries you're handing weapons to foreigners 0.66

02:01:52.460 having them defend and then you're saying oh everything that we need you know we need really

02:01:57.860 important uh you know minerals for for bullets and for tech and we're going to shut down our

02:02:06.400 mining sell it to canada let them produce all of it in china and none of it here and by the way

02:02:13.480 there's only two mines in the world one in canada one in china that's it

02:02:17.780 how how is that in the best interest of anybody in the west

02:02:23.340 i contend canada is no longer a free nation and we're right behind it if we're not careful

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 23, 2026

'Are You THIS Stupid？!' Glenn Beck Debunks the Media's Defense of the SPLC ｜ 4⧸23⧸26

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