The Glenn Beck Program - Back Where We Started？｜ Guests： Jon Miller, Sen. Ben Sasse, & Peter Schweizer

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00:01:12.800 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program i'm going to explain to

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00:03:50.320 okay all right so let's let's remind ourselves where this all really began this this whole

00:04:06.480 collusion thing began where with hillary clinton losing the election all right she was the biggest

00:04:15.760 pile of dog crap uh candidate we've ever seen in america there's never been a worse candidate

00:04:23.780 it and i'm pretty good with history i can't think of a worse candidate from one of the two parties can

00:04:31.120 you have we ever run a clan member well woodrow wilson woodrow wilson he wasn't a clan member

00:04:36.180 but he was pretty close hillary clinton was awful absolutely awful and donald trump beat her now

00:04:47.640 that's something that nobody wants i mean if you put put yourself in hillary clinton's shoes and

00:04:52.680 you're just awful not because of corruption and crimes and everything else that you've done but

00:04:57.240 because you're just not qualified to be the president okay and you're beaten by donald trump

00:05:02.380 that's not something that you take and go okay well i didn't have any experience and he didn't

00:05:08.900 have any experience and his tie is too long and i mean how did that how did i lose that guy you have

00:05:14.960 to justify it somehow i guess and so that's what hillary clinton had to do she had to come up with

00:05:21.380 something and here is where it all started hillary clinton cut one please the russians in my opinion

00:05:28.280 and based on the intel and counter intel people i've talked to could not have known how best to

00:05:34.920 weaponize that information no unless they had been guided and here's a here's by americans guided by

00:05:41.200 americans and guided by people who had you know polling and data information but you're leaning trump

00:05:46.940 yes okay yes okay all right so hang on just a second so her case was that donald trump they

00:05:57.100 wouldn't have known who to hack what to hack how to use this without donald trump now i know donald

00:06:04.260 trump knows how to use twitter but i'm guessing that's as far as it goes i can't imagine donald trump

00:06:11.500 even trying to use snapchat i don't i think he'd i i don't know how to i don't think he he just knows

00:06:17.720 how to use that okay instagram may throw him for a loop uh but to think that donald trump was the guy

00:06:26.960 that had access to all this polling and data and knew exactly he was guiding this is not collusion

00:06:35.500 she's saying he guided the russians on how to do this all right here's what you do don't forget the

00:06:44.140 colon the colon is very important teaching them what how to write the code how to be able to hack in

00:06:51.780 how to be able to read polls how to um use what you've just done this is a whole different level

00:07:00.900 right if you're going to commit a crime by trying to guide the russians to hack the democratic national

00:07:07.060 committee why not just hack the democratic national committee and you're already there right you've

00:07:11.880 you're you're guiding them this is incredible okay so that's where we started and immediately

00:07:21.000 immediately everybody jumps on the bandwagon why because they cannot accept that donald trump

00:07:29.860 won period that's a fact in their head donald trump cannot be the president legitimately because

00:07:40.060 i don't know anyone who voted for him like that's for every republican i mean george bush couldn't have

00:07:46.840 eaten al gore john carrey even had a conspiracy theory about how that was illegitimate i can't remember

00:07:52.940 the last time a republican was supposedly legitimately elected so i'm gonna slow the show down here a

00:07:59.100 little bit okay because right now right now members of the media must be going i don't know he said it

00:08:05.360 was the glenn beck program am i listening to a program is he on stage they're they're lost so i'm

00:08:12.540 going to slow it down just a little bit and try to explain the difference between opinion

00:08:19.360 and news news news is not about opinion news is not about moving the american people one way or

00:08:31.200 another news is what happened today now it can also be about what is happening but news is never about

00:08:45.420 what may happen that's not news that's speculation now there's a difference between speculation

00:08:54.320 and opinion opinion is based on facts speculation can be anything speculation could be you know what

00:09:07.700 you know what you know you know who's on that grassy knoll

00:09:11.060 yeah it was raphael cruz we know that but donald trump was the one that got raphael cruz drunk

00:09:18.840 that's why he never hit the president he never hit him we gotta go down there and i'll bet you right now

00:09:25.180 i speculate right now that there's a bullet that we can carve out of one of those trees in the grassy knoll

00:09:31.720 that's wild speculation opinion is formed with its basis in fact it's a theory

00:09:44.360 and theories are unproven facts are not facts are facts remember everybody was saying at the

00:09:57.380 beginning of the trump he just doesn't understand facts oh he's got a different set of facts you

00:10:02.360 want a different set of facts media uh heal thy own self first because you've been operating for two

00:10:11.920 years on a completely different set of facts we just heard those facts from hillary clinton and you

00:10:19.640 gobbled it up because your opinion drives facts

00:10:25.320 opinion is supposed to be driven by facts facts first then opinion you have an opinion he can't be the

00:10:35.720 president and so then you go out and you look for little pieces of facts that will yes if i put it that

00:10:44.260 way and i put this word over here and that word over here and then this sentence from that person

00:10:48.840 underneath ha ha ha i've got it he's actually dr frankenstein

00:10:54.920 he's an evil scientist and he has taken over the world bring out the monster

00:11:03.040 that's not the way it works now when you're in opinion media and i know this because i have always

00:11:14.900 said in fact i remember when i was at cnn arguing with the publisher of the san francisco chronicle

00:11:22.460 who called me a journalist and i had him on the show and i said i'm not a journalist i am an opinion

00:11:29.640 guy he said well there's no difference you are a journalist no i'm not here's the difference

00:11:37.940 i have opinions on what has happened i also then have opinions based on fact on what could happen

00:11:48.620 now that's really going out that's really going out but my opinions are not based on what i want

00:11:57.320 in fact many times the opinions are things i do not want to happen things that i warn people about

00:12:05.800 and i always say i hope i'm wrong about this and here's the thing when you're when you're doing

00:12:14.400 opinion you have to be willing to be wrong it requires you to understand that your opinion is not a fact

00:12:24.440 no matter how hard you work your opinion will never be a fact no matter how many times it's been

00:12:32.040 laundered through this news service or that news service it still remains your opinion and you must

00:12:39.240 always remain willing to be wrong in fact you should be hopeful that you're wrong i cannot believe that

00:12:48.480 i live in an america that just had the fbi say your president is not a foreign agent

00:12:57.520 and half the country went oh crap no he's gotta be a foreign agent they you want him to be a foreign

00:13:06.960 agent think put this into perspective please tell me one thing that could have been worse than a

00:13:15.900 president being a foreign agent for vladimir putin can you think of anything

00:13:23.000 oh crap are you sure go back and look again there's gotta be you know what i don't even believe any of

00:13:33.000 those facts yes they spent they have 40 fbi agents 40 fbi agents they spent two years millions of dollars

00:13:43.060 but come on he's gotta be a spy right he's gotta be a foreign agent come on we all know he wants to

00:13:56.040 destroy america even if it's not true let's just say he's destroying america because our opinion

00:14:06.020 has now become fact i'm gonna speak even a little slower for the people like brian stelter

00:14:17.840 at cnn who really don't understand this and let me just i don't want to single him out

00:14:27.000 because i think he's a dumpy little bald guy who is an absolute moron i don't want to get

00:14:35.920 personal like that i want to base it on facts cut six please brian stelter there is a big difference

00:14:43.580 there is a big difference between news and opinion and i realize it can be hard to tune out all the

00:14:49.340 noise and just tune into the news these days talk down to me but if i had to pick speculation or solid

00:14:54.580 reporting i would pick solid reporting in a second i bet you would too is the best feeling in journalism

00:14:59.880 it's the greatest value add that's what hundreds of journalists have been doing trying to solve

00:15:05.700 pieces of this trump russia puzzle but here's the thing speculation actually has value too

00:15:12.320 it helps open our eyes helps open our minds to what's possible oh it helps open our minds and our

00:15:19.000 eyes really brian do you really think the journalists around you have an open mind to donald trump

00:15:28.860 because you're proving that all to be bullcrap right now with the responses on the news channels

00:15:36.600 so i'll i'll try to use how do i how do i even explain this i was gonna say single syllable words but

00:15:49.280 syllable has two syllables in it so i'm gonna be shocked to hear it has three shut up

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00:18:03.460 okay so here's the difference between fact and opinion now anybody who wants to do opinion which

00:18:17.840 apparently is everybody in the news media now what what happened honestly is when i was at fox

00:18:26.100 we really kind of changed the news and and the 24 hour cycle started it but when when i got to fox

00:18:37.000 you know when was the last time anybody was on the front page of uh time magazine as a pundit

00:18:44.300 they usually that it didn't happen really um and we made such an impact and they saw that and all

00:18:53.140 the journalists who were like i'm not a star i'm just a newsreader i'm just a journalist they decided

00:19:02.980 they wanted some of that because wait we can influence people one way or another yes but you're

00:19:10.120 a journalist and so that's different than what i was doing and you need to know the difference

00:19:18.580 first of all you have to be willing to be wrong how many journalists are willing to be wrong

00:19:26.520 apparently very few because i'm not seeing any of them going wow i got this wrong and i totally

00:19:32.260 accept this they're all making excuses all of them here let me give you an example when donald trump

00:19:42.080 was running i'm an opinion guy but i base my opinions on facts and so when i saw the people

00:19:48.940 that he was putting around him and if you remember not his family i was concerned about ivanka or ivana

00:19:55.880 because ivanka because uh she she is very very progressive and i knew she was into global warming

00:20:04.640 and i thought she would influence but other than that the children i thought he and i said over time

00:20:11.720 you know the thing that makes doesn't make sense is his children adore him so i don't understand how to

00:20:17.780 put these two pictures together because look who he's hanging out with and we named all of them and

00:20:24.220 those are all the people that went to jail those were all the people that were doing really bad stuff

00:20:29.720 they're all gone now so there were two reasons for me on donald trump one he surrounded himself with

00:20:36.540 the worst people that's over two he had no record of doing any of these things and that's why i said

00:20:45.200 even with as vile as i was on donald trump it's because i really believed he would never do it but

00:20:52.460 all the way through i said i will be the first and i will apologize i'm not gonna have to

00:21:00.560 but i will apologize and i'll be the first to be happy if i'm wrong does anybody remember that

00:21:09.040 now the media is saying i flip-flopped people who say oh glenn beck he's just doing it because

00:21:17.540 of his failing empire have you seen my empire lately have you seen it we're only behind fox now

00:21:25.260 stop it only doing it no i've been saying these things since he started doing the things

00:21:36.860 i call balls and strikes and i'm willing to be wrong in fact i usually am excited i'm wrong

00:21:45.140 because the things that i speculate on are really usually pretty bad not as bad as your president

00:21:53.200 being a russian spy that one i'd be celebrating for no end if i found out our president wasn't a spy

00:22:06.420 trying to destroy the republic and i really believed it i can't think of a thing that you'd be more happy

00:22:13.300 about that's like i really believe my child has cancer no we did all the tests we spent two years

00:22:20.760 testing him no cancer in the body oh i don't believe you he's gotta have cancer what are you talking

00:22:29.240 about so here's the thing you have to be happy when you're wrong be willing to be wrong and then

00:22:37.540 then you can start putting things together and i'll show how that works coming up pat gray also

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00:24:10.780 megaplex theaters all right i need to go to joy read cut five please here's

00:24:28.360 joy read from msnbc the fact that this investigation takes place within the justice department which

00:24:34.300 donald trump essentially controls and that he got rid of the problem jeff sessions who the one decent

00:24:38.940 thing that he did was just recuse himself um this guy is not recused it feels like the seeds of a cover

00:24:45.880 up are here it it feels it feels like the seeds of a cover-up is here her point was that we can't we

00:24:58.000 can't trust this we can't trust this and that's why congress needs to investigate now i would just

00:25:03.800 like to remind everyone that it was just a few months ago during the kavanaugh hearings

00:25:11.800 that congress themselves said we're not capable of doing an investigation that's what the fbi is for

00:25:21.200 we insist that the fbi do an investigation because we're congress we can't conduct investigations

00:25:32.280 that's what the fbi does so now after two years 40 fbi agents and millions of dollars now congress is

00:25:41.780 saying we don't trust the fbi they they not they can't do the kinds of investigations we can do

00:25:49.720 i just like to remind you just throw that in hello pat i love the calls for an investigation of the

00:25:58.120 investigation and then after that investigation i want to investigate the investigation of the

00:26:04.020 investigation amen brother right you know what no one ever expects the spanish inquisition

00:26:10.580 i'm just saying uh and really it's it's all meaningless in the end because uri geller's

00:26:18.080 controlling all of this stuff and um wait a minute i think it's high time people knew that wait the

00:26:23.140 spoon bending guy yeah yeah he's still alive he's still alive he's still alive he's well he

00:26:27.840 lives in israel and he just wrote an open letter to teresa may because he doesn't want brexit to

00:26:32.460 happen so he was the russian guy right yeah yes uh he's also uh i think a jew person that lives in

00:26:38.880 israel now so oh well he's a jew he's a jew where's the news in this he's running the world

00:26:44.360 what is a planet he controls a jew running the world no news there nbc he says dear dear my dear

00:26:52.020 teresa we've known each other for over 21 years you visited my home in sonning where you also lived

00:26:57.700 three years before you became prime minister i predicted your victory oh my god when i showed

00:27:02.780 you winston churchill's spoon on my cadillac which you asked to touch it's all about the spoons here

00:27:09.740 really spoon related it's always we got to get jeffy and pat on this uh hang on just a second

00:27:16.020 because he showed her winston churchill's spoon on his cadillac on his cadillac she asked to touch it

00:27:25.100 and i guess that predicted her victory no we should know that's not the exclusive way to win an

00:27:30.140 election right but touch my most common touch my spoon in my cadillac and it'll all really i think

00:27:37.440 hashtag me too is happening here you mock but his power as he points out has been validated by the cia

00:27:46.560 mi5 and massad uh and strangely uh strangely debunked by the amazing randy so i thought i'd throw that in

00:27:59.120 on the other side though the national association of realtors has accepted it although they will not

00:28:04.120 allow him to be a realtor because only realtors can be members of the national right well but four out

00:28:10.640 identified dentists so let's let's settle this let's go ahead the cia apparently concluded at one

00:28:15.460 point this was back in 1973 as a result of geller's success in an experimental period they had an

00:28:21.280 experimental period we consider that he has demonstrated his paranormal perceptual ability

00:28:26.880 in a convincing and unambiguous manner it is easily verifiable just look at the official cia website

00:28:34.060 i've influenced many high-ranking officials around the world on one occasion i love this senator

00:28:39.600 claiborne pell uh then the chair of the senate foreign relations committee directed him to bombard

00:28:44.720 the mind of yuli varontsov who was the soviet union's chief nuclear negotiator to influence him

00:28:51.480 telepathically to sign the nuclear arms reduction treaty which he did successfully he did successfully

00:28:57.860 wow that is great so in other words we even back then we had people like maxine waters in congress

00:29:04.840 yes we just didn't know we just didn't know all right all right i feel psychically and very strongly

00:29:10.440 that most british people do not want brexit i love you very much but i will not allow you to lead

00:29:16.100 britain into brexit so he is right now with his mind controlling theresa may in uh a non-brexit mode

00:29:23.680 seems to be working so far it does doesn't it hang on i mean who are we to to cast dispersions on it

00:29:30.120 they're they haven't left on i think i'm are you getting something i'm getting i'm getting something

00:29:35.540 it is definitely from yuri i'm not sure who it's directed to it's i really have to go potty and i

00:29:43.580 don't want to get up i don't know if that was supposed to come to me or what but you think it was

00:29:49.960 but i think it was from yuri geller i think so wow so he might be he might be still in bed and i'm not

00:29:56.860 sure i'm not sure what's going on there is that an old joke is that what that is are you saying

00:30:02.540 he's old now and no i'm saying even when i was a kid i didn't want to get up when i had to go to

00:30:08.980 the bathroom i've never wanted to get out of bed i i worship worship the life of charlie from charlie

00:30:19.600 and the chocolate factory the grandparents oh they just laid in bed all day i love that yeah and as soon

00:30:24.760 there's chocolate available i'm out i'm out of bed but until that charlie can you bring me my soup

00:30:31.920 i'm there a lot of people in a lot of small beds though there it was a very cramped environment there

00:30:38.320 were four people and i don't want to sleep with uh you know the other the other ones especially in

00:30:43.500 that era people did not smell very positively it's a ton of ambition though glenn that i think you're

00:30:48.920 showing here and it's it's made me proud this is he has yeah directly from the tony robbins meeting

00:30:54.320 last week you gotta go for what you believe yeah he's like do it just do it just get in bed and

00:31:01.920 stay there stay there i can hear something like that he's like what is blocking you from your goal

00:31:09.080 and i'm like work he's like go to bed just go to bed and stay there part of it was your translation

00:31:17.480 of what he said but i mean that's pretty he said go for your goals right you will only go to bed when

00:31:23.080 the pain of not going to bed outweighs the pain exactly yes exactly so he's like imagine your life

00:31:30.740 the worst parts of your life that could happen by you not accomplishing your goal and i'm thinking

00:31:37.160 my feet are sore you know uh i i i'm old and still out trying to get the damn car to start in the cold

00:31:48.360 mornings you know i'm i'm visualizing that and at some point i'm going to bed and i'm never getting out

00:31:54.720 thank you pat let me know what uh happens with yuri geller will you don't uh don't take that lightly

00:32:05.020 you can get all your yuri geller updates on the pat gray unleashed podcast every day i mean who knew

00:32:09.560 he was even alive still pat well that's what and apparently theresa may touching his spoon fondling

00:32:16.760 his spoon on his car does he have it welded onto the car is it like in a hood ornament what

00:32:23.300 is winston churchill's spoon on my cadillac and you asked to touch it i think that's code

00:32:30.040 oh that's theresa may may be a russian spy too let's investigate the investigation of her

00:32:37.840 investigation on that let's do it okay um look i i want you to know that things have changed if

00:32:44.540 if you are um if you like 800 page books then i can hear everybody in the audience right now going

00:32:51.480 oh my gosh glenn you got an 800 page book you want us to read i've been looking to erase a month

00:32:55.660 of my life right yeah uh then you should read uh surveillance capitalism oh it's tremendous

00:33:03.900 every single page all 800 pages tremendous it actually is a very freaky book i disagree with a

00:33:11.460 lot of it but when you really understand what surveillance capitalism is it'll freak you out

00:33:16.520 because it's happening right now and it is to predict you 100 of the time they can predict

00:33:24.780 what you're going to do that's their goal predict what you're going to do well i don't want anybody

00:33:31.480 predicting what i'm going to do and they're doing it they're getting that certainty by following you

00:33:36.460 everywhere digitally so here's the thing you want to make sure nobody's following you you want to

00:33:42.800 make sure nobody's able to predict you 100 of the time you need a virtual private network a secure

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00:34:40.100 it's good to see michael buble last night back on the road he was in dallas if he's coming to town

00:34:55.500 make sure you see him uh he is i brought my kids i brought the you know the teenagers um they had

00:35:03.140 not seen michael buble before and uh it was time and my son was so great he he was like you know dad

00:35:10.920 i really like the nightclub field i thought that was really great and i'm like you're 14 man what is

00:35:17.380 um but uh he is he's great i think he's changed i think he has you know he he talked about

00:35:25.440 how he was um uh wanting to get out of the business he didn't think he'd ever come back

00:35:30.740 he said because towards the end right before his son got so critically ill uh he said all i could

00:35:36.700 think of was the money because not because he wanted to but because the pressure was getting so big

00:35:43.440 they kept saying michael you've got to do another hit you didn't sell this arena out you gotta sell

00:35:48.640 the next one out and he said the pressure was just there that all he he lost sight of what he

00:35:54.380 was doing on stage and it lost all of its fun well that's what makes michael buble great is he

00:36:01.540 enjoys it yeah you gotta love it yeah and and uh and last night i just sensed a change in him but when

00:36:07.900 he's singing man uh he was loving it again loving it again yeah it was fun um i was that was that

00:36:16.640 woman in the audience he pulled somebody out of the audience oh yeah and did the yeah and said

00:36:21.680 everybody's a shower singer he was setting up a bit everybody's a shower singer so uh who wants to

00:36:28.300 say and everybody raised their hand well not everybody but a lot of people raised their hand

00:36:31.480 and he just said you and she sang she was good she was good i'm always a skeptic on those things

00:36:37.440 i feel i feel like they're always picking out the really good singer out of the audience that's like

00:36:41.480 set up yeah i'm a constant believer it's a plant yeah you know it's happened before it has i you

00:36:46.580 know so i don't know yeah um i would definitely recommend if michael buble is in town you you go

00:36:51.020 and see that instead of going to see the movie us that i really definitely suggest because us

00:36:58.100 sucks really yes it's awful it's getting all i'm hearing about views and all i'm hearing about is

00:37:04.820 it's the next alfred hitchcock he's the next alfred hitchcock it sucks i mean jordan wait wait wait did

00:37:10.680 you see what was the movie before it get out yeah yeah i loved get out i thought i didn't see that

00:37:15.300 movie but i hear great things about it you liked it you would like yeah the audience there's parts

00:37:20.260 of the audience would really appreciate too because it was all about kind of you know i know obama

00:37:24.760 liberals yes uh who who said they're just not racist at all but in the end there was a hint of it

00:37:30.300 you might have detected this one uh yeah this one is is i just and again i liked his last movie i just

00:37:36.140 feel like jordan peele is in the in that moment where he can do no wrong to critics so they have

00:37:43.280 to say anything he does anything he touches is good so what's it what's the rotten tomatoes it's

00:37:47.880 like 94 or something that's why i want the audience no no the critics uh critics are 90 looks at the

00:37:53.860 critics i look at the critics because the critics will at least get you to that low hurdle of

00:38:00.160 competence usually like at least the movie's done the critics are the critics are the also

00:38:05.220 you look at the movie score you look at the audience score the audience you look and then

00:38:10.380 and then if it's low you may look at the critics because you're like oh well i don't know is it a

00:38:18.400 kind of an artsy thing or something like that right or and so if that's high you know okay there's a

00:38:24.960 problem here uh or if the audience is high and the critics are low you immediately go okay wait a

00:38:32.700 minute is this a film that would appeal to normal human beings right because you're blockbusters

00:38:39.700 you're kind of standard horror movies always have a higher audience score than the what's the what's

00:38:45.660 the audience score of this one marissa 71 that yeah so that's that's wow that's yeah that's telling

00:38:52.700 you art house city isn't it yeah it's telling you something yeah no it's probably telling you more

00:38:57.380 about the times we live in right because that's almost like a statement there's like some racial

00:39:02.840 statement in the movie or whatever i mean honestly it was i mean the acting was just agonizing and oh

00:39:09.480 god it was just not good it was not a good movie uh but there's some statement and jordan peele is uh

00:39:14.620 you can't say anything bad about him right now uh he's black he's got he's an important black director

00:39:20.140 he's breaking down barriers and i like that is i swear how they rate these movies what is the

00:39:24.920 intersectionality of the people involved like black panther i saw a clip of black panther and i i know

00:39:29.920 i hate uh i hate movies yeah i hate these kind of movies superhero movies generally speaking but i saw

00:39:35.680 about 15 minutes of black panther that it was terrible no it wasn't absolutely you don't have a

00:39:42.940 you don't have a good opinion on any marvel things you just you're out of step and you might be

00:39:47.920 in step with a lot of people who hate those kind of movies because you don't like some of them like

00:39:52.340 i like you know like i liked iron man i like the first guardian of the galaxy guardians of the galaxy

00:39:56.560 yeah but you but you generally i may have seen i will say i i allowed the idea that i may have just

00:40:01.920 seen the worst 15 minutes of the movie i mean but it was just like all it was just them you know the

00:40:06.900 typical uh you know chase action scenes which were just i've seen them a hundred thousand times now

00:40:12.700 the same scene yes yes and then in intertwined with really bad cheesy wise ass lines i thought

00:40:20.060 it was it was a fun movie i just go into marvel movies just for fun it doesn't matter but the

00:40:24.560 point is it doesn't matter if black panther was a good movie or not i agree you must love it i agree

00:40:29.660 you must whether you love it or not you must love it and that's what this is with us by the way if

00:40:34.400 you are going to a movie this weekend please see this movie see unplanned it is so important this is

00:40:41.260 the film that could change everything bring your kids now it's been rated r by the mpaa but it is

00:40:48.640 not a rated r movie it's not has no swearing has nothing no sex no swearing nothing this is a

00:40:54.380 political reason to stop this movie from being seen i'm going i'm going to where nobody likes to even

00:41:01.420 go see pg-13 movies that's in salt lake city this weekend i'm going to be at thanksgiving point

00:41:08.180 one of them at 6 30 and uh then the other one is in sandy i think go to mega play just go to

00:41:15.460 glennbeck.com and find out but i will see you there for unplanned friday you're listening to glenn

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00:42:42.060 that's home title lock dot com you're not going to believe who cnn blames michael avenatti on

00:42:49.720 yeah i mean you've already said it in your mind but wait to hear the story come out

00:42:55.340 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program i'm telling you god has a

00:43:16.960 sense of humor and how he is laughing today yesterday on the day when the media was freaking out because

00:43:28.760 wait he's not being indicted he's not going to prison we promised he would go to prison he's done

00:43:34.420 something wrong we know we know he's done something wrong no okay on that day michael avenatti

00:43:44.040 is indicted and is going to possibly prison uh he's out on bail now for extortion embezzlement

00:43:52.040 and bank fraud wait until you hear cnn spin on this story coming up

00:43:58.980 this is the glenbeck program oh okay i can't wait to get to the story so i'm gonna rush through this i

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00:44:36.940 into the program here uh so michael avenatti now michael avenatti is the kind of guy that you're

00:44:47.760 the first time you saw michael avenatti did you not go okay that guy that guy shady you know exactly

00:44:56.320 who he was you knew exactly you would not have even bought a car from this man but what did the news

00:45:02.940 media do huge credibility they assigned to him michael avenatti uh and a respected attorney from los

00:45:09.960 angeles he's visiting iowa he might be running

00:45:13.180 i do believe that actually happened not that long ago i know he was arrested yesterday

00:45:21.000 on charges of bank fraud embezzlement and extortion now before i bring john miller in uh he is the host of

00:45:30.420 the white house brief and our uh our our white house correspondent for blaze tv

00:45:36.420 here's the cnn spin trump created the environment in which someone like avenatti could be taken seriously

00:45:47.600 avenatti's fall proves there is only one donald trump out there that's incredible incredible

00:45:59.060 that's incredible that is contortion oh my gosh guys at cnn you're responsible for michael avenatti

00:46:08.900 you put him on as a credible guest why because he confirmed your bias he was saying the things

00:46:18.740 you needed someone to say so you didn't care who said it and you brought him on every single night

00:46:27.140 i mean it was had to be what three months of almost every night on on cable news crazy so we have john

00:46:34.340 miller on and i have john on just because uh i can't wait when are you going to the white house when are

00:46:39.480 you going to be in the pool again when when when when when when so i'm actually just leaving i was there

00:46:45.260 this morning just kind of gathering sources and and talking to people um it's it's depressing and

00:46:50.980 that's really all i can say they don't want to admit that they're depressed so they're kind of playing

00:46:55.400 this game where they're saying oh there's other stories out there trump's doj is trying to take

00:46:59.700 down obamacare wait wait wait wait wait wait wait there are other stories out there we can get him

00:47:06.460 another way no wait a minute the story is you've been wrong for two years you've been wrong and you've

00:47:14.800 been lying to everyone for two i mean cnn you talk about cnn they've been i think they spent over

00:47:19.940 2 000 hours talking about uh the the whole non-story that turned out to be a complete hoax

00:47:26.220 but yesterday glenn i went on uh your tv program and said i you know i think they're so upset because

00:47:32.720 they are uh you know they they are liberal activists and for them this has been completely

00:47:38.460 destroying their narrative i stand by that i think there is another element however and having

00:47:44.300 talked to some quote unquote journalist i i think that it's important to say this this was their

00:47:49.720 story for two years and they honestly they showed up to the white house every single day thinking that

00:47:57.380 this was going to be their woodward and bernstein moment and that this was going to be the name they

00:48:02.260 made for themselves and they were going to take down this president and that's how they were going

00:48:06.280 to make their mark on the world we are the journalists who took down the trump presidency i mean the fact

00:48:11.680 that that didn't happen and this is basically over is devastating for them and you want to hear what

00:48:16.160 you know the liberal journalists are saying you just have to listen to the democrat politicians

00:48:20.960 because they sound exactly the same and they're in denial they're you know they're they don't trust

00:48:25.320 william barr's report they has the white house seen the report is william barr's judgment on this

00:48:29.860 uh should we accept that does this have something to do with trump's doj eric swalwell's out there

00:48:34.820 saying there's there's still evidence of collusion so that's sort of the line they're towing

00:48:39.760 but uh but but when they can't get that then they're going back to well there's other things

00:48:44.900 we can talk about how do we cover this up unbelievable hang on i'm looking for the uh

00:48:51.340 the cut sheet here it is um tom perez listen to tom perez now he's with the democratic party

00:48:58.520 listen to what he said yesterday we know in addition to the fact that the russians tried to

00:49:04.880 uh meddle they did meddle in our investigation we we know that his campaign managers deputy

00:49:10.320 campaign manager his his lawyer uh papadopoulos uh stone all of these people were having contact and

00:49:17.920 so the question for me that remains is was he compromised why did he say that he believes

00:49:24.920 putin over the intelligence community why did he talk about leaving nato things that put our national

00:49:30.500 security at jeopardy why doesn't he release his tax returns why would they stop i love this i love

00:49:37.500 this and and and and his tax returns it's like a word salad tax returns it's taxes he's corrupt russian

00:49:44.560 puppet yeah and then how about his hair what's the deal with his hair i mean it's crazy what they're

00:49:50.200 doing listen to what he said he had all these contacts and and and we we have to know was he

00:49:55.660 compromised no no that was what the investigation was well why would he be believe putin over the

00:50:03.020 intelligence agencies because if john brennan is any reflection of our intelligence agencies

00:50:10.340 it turns out that he was right not to believe them i mean you got joe scarborough saying oh john

00:50:18.140 brennan were you just like us and you were given you know maybe not so good information and john brennan

00:50:23.180 was like well yes it turns out the information we were given wasn't uh wasn't as uh good as we

00:50:27.740 thought it was you're you were the former director of the cia dude i mean you cannot just get away

00:50:32.880 with it was wrong so hang on just a second john follow this like because you're a very logical guy

00:50:38.840 you i mean you went to columbia university so you're a very logical guy help me out on this problem

00:50:45.480 two things first uh on the intelligence committee or community uh john brennan said that he was uh

00:50:55.780 committed treason and that he had it on good authority that this was going to come and he was

00:51:01.620 going to go to jail because he's a traitor okay then yesterday he comes out and says i had bad

00:51:08.120 information at the same time he's saying that the media is hammering donald trump because he said

00:51:14.460 we should have an investigation on our intelligence community well if you're the former director of

00:51:21.860 the cia and they're telling you yeah he was definitely and they turn out to be wrong wouldn't

00:51:30.040 you be calling for an investigation shouldn't john brennan be joining donald trump on that

00:51:37.420 you would think so but i i think at this point there's such partisan hacks that they just don't

00:51:43.040 they're not even thinking logically they're just sputtering out of control i mean the whole thing

00:51:47.980 well and they should investigate where this thing started because the whole thing was based on a

00:51:51.920 dossier that has been discredited from day one and john brennan actually used that dossier to launch

00:51:58.700 an espionage campaign against all of trump's people so i so whether or not you can trust the guy

00:52:05.380 i think that's out the window and the entire intelligence community has been and including the guys at

00:52:10.560 the comey mccabe sbi they've been essentially conspiring to get trump for lack of a better

00:52:15.480 term so i think it is fair to say maybe these guys aren't the honest brokers you thought they were

00:52:20.580 maybe these guys should be investigated all right let me ask you one more question and this i'd like

00:52:26.460 you to ask your friends in the press pool there at the white house when they start saying i know i know

00:52:32.300 when they start saying uh congress wants to look into all of this congress is calling for uh their own

00:52:42.700 investigation and they want access to this because they they claim today and yesterday they're claiming

00:52:51.000 that they don't have to do the kinds of investigation that the fbi does they have special powers and they can

00:53:00.200 do special things that the fbi cannot do i would like you to ask them um if you believe that then how

00:53:10.640 come you didn't say wait a minute during the kavanaugh hearings when they demanded there had to be an fbi

00:53:19.260 investigation because only the fbi could look into things congress didn't have the power to do

00:53:27.620 investigations like that are you saying that there is some hypocrisy no i'm not not hypocrisy just

00:53:36.640 there's no logic here there's no logic and no honesty no honesty for you yes please do please do and

00:53:44.520 john my phone line is open to you at any time i i just want to hear i want to hear all of the sad

00:53:54.440 tales from the white house press room uh as you see them squirm and sob what'd you say i think i

00:54:01.900 you know that you just see the different stages of grief so as they walk through them i'll try to

00:54:06.340 walk you please do there's seven there might be 17 stages of grief for them i don't know but i want

00:54:12.440 to enjoy every single every single stage thanks john appreciate it uh that's uh john miller from uh

00:54:20.620 the blaze tv uh he's the host of white house brief really really really sharp guy uh you can what you

00:54:28.460 can watch him every day on blaze tv and you can uh uh you can also uh uh uh see him on my show last

00:54:37.680 night uh where he was he was kind of giddy i'm just saying just maybe a little giddy because he is in

00:54:44.440 that cesspool every day in the white house all right real quick and we're going to come back

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00:56:01.740 all right uh the movie unplanned is coming out this weekend uh we have an unbelievable podcast to go

00:56:23.160 with this uh this is the this is the story that i think is going to change everything i really do

00:56:31.420 it's going to if you bring your kids to it and i don't mean your little kids if you bring your

00:56:36.860 teenagers to this they will never ever look at abortion in any other way than it's murder

00:56:45.280 this is a great true story about abby johnson and abby is she was on the show yesterday she's doing a

00:56:54.980 podcast that you have to listen to on saturday um i've got her on my podcast list for saturday and

00:57:02.000 she is this is an amazing story she came at this having two abortions going to planned

00:57:10.680 parenthood to volunteer because people were you know in uh you know the grim reaper suits you know

00:57:17.400 pointing and yelling at these women going into planned parenthood you're a baby killer you're going

00:57:23.460 to hell and she thought you know what i know if that's what christians are i don't think i want

00:57:27.360 anything to do with them and she was christian but she had two abortions and she just wanted to protect

00:57:33.320 well planned parenthood saw that she became the the employee of the year for planned parenthood nationally

00:57:41.760 and then she had an experience she actually helped with the ultrasound during one of the abortions

00:57:49.220 and it changed her and i'm telling you it's going to change you it's a great movie um there's nothing

00:57:55.700 in it that is offensive it is tough to watch that one scene it lasts about 20 seconds but that is the

00:58:01.460 scene that you need to see and your kids need to see it because it will change them forever

00:58:08.520 the movie is called unplanned it opens all across the country this weekend it is vital that you bring

00:58:15.880 everyone you know to this this movie this movie is a game changer and it needs wider distribution

00:58:22.460 and the only way that's going to happen is if it's a big weekend this weekend it's it's you know mpaa has

00:58:30.980 already done a number on it made it rated r that should be that should tell you enough how effective

00:58:37.160 this movie is because it's not an r movie by any stretch of the imagination now i'm going to salt lake city

00:58:44.620 i've volunteered to go uh because my people the mormons we don't we don't generally go to rated r

00:58:51.560 movies um and we look for things that are uplifting blah blah blah and the rating of this movie could kill

00:58:58.740 it in utah and so i have been on the phone i'm i've i've invited everybody i've i i know um you know

00:59:08.200 can can we get donny and re there can they i mean what do we need to do um uh and i'm going to be

00:59:14.320 at two different theaters i'm going to be at thanksgiving point and i think that one is at

00:59:19.380 7 45 the showing does anybody have that yeah i gotta hear thanksgiving point 7 45 yes and jordan

00:59:25.180 commons at 6 30 at 6 30 go to megaplex theaters dot com if you'd like to see a movie with glenn and let

00:59:31.720 me tell you how enjoyable it is no i'm i'm not going to talk all the way through it no that's true

00:59:36.780 you won't be oh this is a really good part this is where she i'm not gonna unlike when you actually

00:59:40.980 go to a movie with glenn he won't talk all the way through it i actually don't talk all

00:59:44.440 yeah i've been to movies with you and yes no i don't yes you do that's exactly what you do nope

00:59:49.000 but this one he'll talk before it all right which will be even better that part's fun anyway jordan

00:59:53.860 commons thanksgiving point you can go to megaplex theaters dot com megaplex theaters dot com and

00:59:58.980 reserve your seats if these sell out we will go to uh we'll open another theater and we'll go again

01:00:04.980 um i really want to do everything i can this is kind of me beginning to make up for all those

01:00:12.900 years i was silent on this because and this was a quote too much to my shame this is my quote

01:00:18.340 i can't carry any more water somebody else has to carry that water that was wrong that was wrong

01:00:25.440 when it comes to life life that was absolutely wrong um but it it will end i believe in our lifetime

01:00:33.560 and god's doing something and he's doing it all over the world and this i think is part of a

01:00:41.180 movement that we have right now if we strike while the iron is hot with this election where they are

01:00:49.100 actually talking about killing babies that have been born and just letting them die because they're

01:00:56.960 undesirables the nazis didn't even allow that the people who voted for hitler this is a test and

01:01:06.380 your children need to solidify what abortion is and there's one thing about talking about it there's

01:01:13.920 one thing about understanding it there's another and this is why it's got an mpa rating of r there's

01:01:19.460 another to have your kids watch this and in 20 seconds they will never view abortion as a choice

01:01:28.420 i promise you so please join me i don't care where you are go to the movie theater if you happen to be

01:01:34.040 in utah i'm going to be at the jordan commons at 6 30 thanksgiving point at 7 45 please grab your

01:01:42.180 tickets then uh on saturday i'm flying uh flying out to uh be with um uh be with chuck norris uh and

01:01:51.620 his wife going out to the ranch and family's going to spend a day or two out with uh chuck norris

01:01:56.500 oh very cool and i think that might be because uh one of my protectors saved chuck norris's best

01:02:04.780 friend's life on saturday this is the most amazing thing i've ever seen i was upstairs we're coming

01:02:11.400 down to his big um charity auction for kickstarter kids and uh it was in houston and uh one i had a

01:02:20.900 protector that was training and so he was waiting down by the lobby and he happened to be standing in

01:02:26.040 this group by chuck norris and gina and and all of their friends and this guy who started karate with

01:02:32.160 chuck in 1962 so they this is before the martial arts things really take off they were the pioneers of it

01:02:39.660 and he's one of his best friends he drops dead right before this gala event and just is talking to

01:02:48.840 chuck and then just boom and his eyes are open and he's dead and nobody everybody's just freaking out

01:02:56.120 nobody does anything well the guy that is is one of my protectors in training he notices nobody's

01:03:03.260 stepping up and so he just takes charge and he says points to somebody in the crowd you call 911 you go

01:03:11.740 find the uh a uh aed uh from the hotel and bring it here as fast as you can he does cpr on this guy

01:03:19.860 for three minutes they bring the aed he connects it zaps him and the guy comes back to life

01:03:28.180 he'd been gone he was dead they put him into the ambulance this is when i come down and the elevator

01:03:35.520 just comes down and i'm walking out and i see him and he's in the sea you know this crowd and he's got

01:03:42.000 his jacket off and uh he he sees me and he starts coming he puts his jacket on straightens his tie and

01:03:48.180 he's like uh sir your table is right over here and i said what's going on over there and he's like

01:03:53.260 nothing somebody just had a heart attack on the way to the hospital you're like it was no big deal

01:03:59.200 really amazing really amazing uh when you need cpr training it's really good to have it when you need

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01:05:54.540 hey we want to uh congratulate npr for uh covering what's going on um in syria northern syria where

01:06:14.820 isis still has fighters there uh we have rescue operations going on all the time now with the

01:06:21.540 nazarene fund we have we just took in the last couple of weeks 50 uh 50 former slaves uh of isis

01:06:29.540 out we rescued them we've gotten them to safety one of them uh is this uh boy who was carried out

01:06:35.560 on the shoulders of his people uh and and we were we were there npr uh just made him the focus uh of

01:06:45.060 something they did on their morning edition and they did a deep dive thank you npr for doing a deep dive

01:06:51.280 on the city captives the ransoms the smuggling they were talking about organ harvesting uh which

01:06:58.140 i think i'm the only one that's been talking about organ harvesting it's nice to have npr on this now

01:07:03.180 but oh you are and mercury one are the ones with the nazarene fund that have shut down a few of these

01:07:12.120 organ harvesting uh i guess you would call them surgery tents they're butcher shops uh and we still

01:07:20.300 have many to find uh and we need your help isis is charging families 45 000 for the release of these

01:07:29.800 they sell the organs for 60 000 uh but they're willing to sell them we're willing to rescue but we need

01:07:37.800 your help uh just uh donate at mercury one.org or the nazarene fund.org also if you are um looking to

01:07:46.540 help nebraska really needs your help and mercury one is already on the ground there we were waiting

01:07:53.280 for the floodwaters to recede uh we have uh trucks that have been trucking things in and feeding people

01:08:00.420 now in nebraska you can help with that at mercury one.org and ben sass from the great state of

01:08:07.180 nebraska is uh joining us now ben how are you i'm doing well glenn thank you for um that shout out

01:08:15.200 the work you're doing into the work a lot of other charitable organizations are doing really

01:08:19.520 some amazing stuff of of neighbors across the country reaching out to our people so thank you

01:08:24.240 i think it was your governor that uh i heard yesterday saying you know uh nebraska they know

01:08:31.680 how to take care of each other and uh you know while we find it disappointing that the press isn't

01:08:37.060 talking about this you know that's fine we know how to take care of each other uh and it it must be

01:08:43.760 frustrating for people in nebraska that i mean it's like is i mean you were treated worse than

01:08:50.520 puerto rico nobody's even it's like nebraska's not even a state uh look we need to put it in

01:09:00.080 context how big this flood is because since the media hasn't been covering it nationally i think

01:09:04.840 lots of folks just don't have any understanding of the magnitude of this but i don't want to focus

01:09:09.640 exclusively on the negative no i don't either i don't either or or the media's a horrible job

01:09:15.800 of writing this right but but the sort of stuff of neighbors i want to make sure we get back to that

01:09:20.220 because i have tears in my eyes every day in some shelter in nebraska where you meet yet another family

01:09:26.280 who had their house washed away and when they got delivered to the shelter they insisted on getting

01:09:32.920 into the volunteer line people show up at our shelters again and again and again having had their

01:09:38.480 homes washed away and if their bodies are intact they get in the volunteer line when they get to

01:09:43.180 the shelter so some really amazing stuff but just to put the flood in context for people by far the

01:09:48.980 worst natural disaster nebraska has ever experienced we had a pretty big flood in 2011 eight years ago

01:09:54.420 that was sort of thought of as the hundred year flood this is an order of magnitude bigger than that

01:09:59.680 we have 93 counties and 79 of them are currently in states of emergency oh my gosh so that the town that

01:10:07.100 i'm from a 25 000 person ag town is on the flattest plains you can imagine and my town became an island

01:10:15.440 for three and a half days and they had to start we had to start airlifting in water and food and other

01:10:21.900 supplies because there was no way in or out of the town well when you're in a 26 000 person town we

01:10:27.180 haven't we have an airport so it was pretty easy to airlift supplies in once you realize this problem existed

01:10:31.660 we have a lot of communities of 300 or 500 people and we go and find them and you know everybody's

01:10:37.580 been rescued now i mean every every community can get in or out of their space now but as you'd find

01:10:42.980 some of these communities there was no looting and lots of houses have been destroyed and people got

01:10:48.140 together and created systems to share their food and to just sort of voluntarily ration in a whole bunch

01:10:53.580 of these communities the magnitude of the flood is really hard um to to understand i've been up and

01:11:00.700 down on national guard or army corps of engineer helicopters every couple days just to see what is

01:11:06.140 happening as the flood waters have started to recede and governor ricketts and i governor ricketts who

01:11:11.340 you mentioned a little bit ago he and i had the vice president in town last i guess it was thursday

01:11:16.860 and pence was up with us and pence grew up in a town of 40 000 where everybody was washed away once in

01:11:22.220 a flood the whole town was wiped out and as governor of indiana they had massive flooding that he'd

01:11:26.780 experienced he said he'd never seen a flood anything like this holy cow holy cow um i i will tell you

01:11:34.460 there is something about um my grandmother was from nebraska and uh there is there's something about

01:11:42.140 these farming communities that we have lost in the rest of the country that and i think it's because

01:11:49.340 when you're a farmer you have to rely on your neighbor and god those two things don't come

01:11:55.340 through for you you're toast and everybody knows that i might be having a great year but i gotta take

01:12:00.860 care of my neighbor whose crop was lost for some reason because the situation is going to be reversed

01:12:06.140 down the road and so everybody really does take care of one another and it's so great we have a picture

01:12:14.860 hanging in in our dining room that my wife put up a couple years ago but my wife's an air force brat

01:12:19.900 so more from born in california but mostly from alabama and so when she got to nebraska after we

01:12:25.260 married and and i went home to be a college president there we had this experience where this 58 59 year

01:12:32.220 old farmer dropped dead of a heart attack and uh it was you know three weeks from harvest and his wife looks

01:12:38.060 outside a couple weeks later and there are 15 500 000 tractors harvesting all their crop and just

01:12:46.300 producing all the grain for her and my wife has a picture of all these tractors in in formation in

01:12:52.380 tandem in this lady's field on our dining room wall i've seen it myself uh as well growing up in a

01:12:59.020 farming community i mean it is it's remarkable so ben how can americans help how can we help

01:13:05.820 uh so first of all um the the united way and the red cross are doing great stuff and then glenn you've

01:13:13.580 been talking about your organization so there's so many different um philanthropies that are working

01:13:18.620 so thank you for that how long how long before you think this is i mean what's the rebuild like

01:13:26.860 you know it's going to be years um so omaha is on the central edge of the east side of our state and

01:13:34.060 most of the flooding was north central um and northeast nebraska we also have some massive

01:13:39.740 livestock losses in the western part of the state because what precipitated this whole thing is we've

01:13:45.020 gotten about 40 inches of snow in 60 days in january february which is a lot of snow how much snow

01:13:51.020 this is more than we have 40 inches in 60 days um and then we had this thing called a bomb cyclone

01:13:57.660 which i didn't know anything about before but it's basically when you have a hurricane effect out of a

01:14:02.460 blizzard and so at the edge of that blizzard it's calving season and nebraska is one of the biggest

01:14:08.140 cattle names in the union and so but you got a bunch of cows mama cows tend to be good at their

01:14:12.540 job by the second or third time they give birth but the first time they often don't really know what

01:14:16.140 they're doing yes um and so you need to help and make sure they get baby gets hooked back up with mama

01:14:20.620 and so in the middle of a blizzard um baby calves are 50 to 120 pounds they can get frostbite if you if

01:14:27.340 you don't have a rancher who knows how to help take care of them so in the blizzard you know we have north

01:14:31.420 of 500 million dollars of livestock loss already just from oh my gosh in the eastern part of the

01:14:38.060 state where we now have flooding uh in omaha and south down the missouri river so the missouri divides

01:14:43.180 nebraska and iowa and then nebraska and missouri a little farther south we're dumping sewage from 600

01:14:48.700 000 people straight into the river in omaha because all the water treatment facilities are underwater we have

01:14:55.020 stuff like that that's even before you get to the question of how do you rebuild levees uh temporarily

01:15:00.940 for just thunderstorm protection this summer and then the longer term question is how are farmers

01:15:05.260 and ranchers going to get to market uh this fall because we have bridges washed out everywhere in

01:15:10.620 the state oh my gosh it's a multi-year recovery i think we're looking at holy cow um ben um thank you

01:15:17.820 so much we we know prayers matter and so we are praying for the people of nebraska and uh you and the

01:15:24.140 governor and everybody else involved in uh in the rescue and and rebuilding uh process which will

01:15:30.940 probably sounds like everybody in nebraska um but we we urge you to give wherever you want to give

01:15:38.860 mercury one when you give to mercury one 100 of the proceeds go to what it's earmarked for so if you

01:15:46.060 earmark it for the flood in nebraska 100 will go we urge you just to go to our uh relief uh efforts on the

01:15:53.980 site and just donate their relief efforts uh humanitarian relief and the money will go there

01:15:59.660 uh to help them out all my best uh to you and your family god bless appreciate it appreciate

01:16:06.380 you covering this you bet senator ben sass did you have any idea was that bad still no in fact it

01:16:12.620 wasn't until i saw sass tweeting pictures of of everything that was going on that i had any idea

01:16:17.420 it was going on at all it really hasn't been picked up by the media and that's not the big story

01:16:21.420 but it is you know when you want to heal over something like this you kind of need the country

01:16:26.940 to to be aware of it we have a lot of giving people who want to be interested in these things

01:16:31.660 and when they're not even aware of it the media is focusing on you know whatever they speculate is

01:16:37.020 happening in russia or whatever it's it's a it's a shame our farmers are already under so much pressure

01:16:44.860 uh because of the tariffs to lose i mean what he said about uh calves you have to be there for the

01:16:52.940 first calving you have to be there because they don't know what they're doing and it's you know

01:16:59.980 after like the third it's almost almost like people where and you have your third child you're like yeah

01:17:07.180 they'll bounce uh you know you just kind of you relax a little bit uh but uh and so you know babies

01:17:14.460 just kind of like fall out of out of mom you know by the third one they're like ah yeah is that another

01:17:20.060 baby uh but the first one and that's a lot of cattle uh to lose that will affect the economy that'll make

01:17:30.060 your hamburger go up in price if you've lost that much uh in the cattle industry really tough really

01:17:38.300 tough go to mercuryone.org mercuryone.org and you better get used to this too um with all this global

01:17:45.100 warming going on i mean everything is going to be flooded all the time uh i mean i mean there's a huge

01:17:50.460 story today okay no no no no i don't think i can handle a global warming story just yet because i

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01:19:35.420 what do you mean there's no impact from global warming do you see what's happening in nebraska

01:19:52.780 yeah all that snow came down and then it melted because of global warming and now it's flooding

01:19:58.060 everywhere exactly right which is really bad and get used to that not just in nebraska but everywhere

01:20:02.380 everywhere everywhere across the world because sea levels are going to rise because of these glaciers

01:20:06.700 no place that's safe there's no place that's safe a key glacier in greenland have been uh has been uh

01:20:12.620 shrinking two miles a year two miles a year and 130 feet of thinning every year thinning more than

01:20:19.900 on top of my head that's more than the thinning that has happened to me and most men in this audience

01:20:25.260 mm-hmm this is like male pattern balding you think you think you have you imagine how the earth feels

01:20:30.860 like oh my my my ice is thinning it's the growing old sucks i've got volcanoes going off on my face

01:20:40.620 okay so it's been two miles of shrinking and uh 130 feet of thinning every year since 2012

01:20:47.260 which is obviously global warming one minor issue with this is that it has started growing at the

01:20:53.020 same rates the last two years some scientists say they are surprised by this which is shocking right

01:21:00.940 that was kind of a surprise we kind of got used to a runaway system the good news is it's a reminder

01:21:05.580 that it's not necessarily going that fast but it is going there it is and you might say well that's

01:21:09.820 maybe a indication that maybe they weren't right on the global warming thing no um they pin the growth

01:21:15.020 on a natural and temporary cooling and warming of parts of the ocean ultimately it means that climate

01:21:20.380 change will have a bigger impact on oceans than previously reported it was receding and now it's

01:21:26.940 being replaced at the same speed yep but that is only evidence that it's worse than they thought yep

01:21:34.780 wow just like this one a giant chunk of ice size of manhattan oh my god break off of antarctica's brunt

01:21:42.300 ice shelf and at any moment there is no ice left yep 660 square miles wide and almost 500

01:21:50.300 feet thick it's going to be released into the ocean at any time anytime it's no surprise that

01:21:55.500 the giant iceberg would eventually break off says national geographic in paragraph three uh and they

01:22:00.620 go on to explain a lot about it and then they say it's not the biggest one in our antarctica because

01:22:05.580 there was one the size of delaware that broke off a while ago and unlike the dramatic ice breakups

01:22:11.340 observed over the past few years on the antarctic peninsula uh this calving event is not likely driven by

01:22:15.980 warming air or seas so that's global warming and by the way and by the way uh the the uh the ice

01:22:23.100 shelf in uh oh dude yeah it's uh okay it's the calving is part of a natural cycle yeah that's what

01:22:30.780 it what it says not not global warming related at all but you did get that once if because you know

01:22:36.220 what everyone does is they see a headline about ice breaking off of an ice shelf and they read down to

01:22:41.500 paragraph five six eight twenty sixty to make sure they fully understand right the entire story

01:22:47.580 that it wasn't at all related to global warming i don't know why everybody has a problem with the

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01:27:34.140 what three years ago or so it was it came out a year ago a year ago okay yes a year ago and i i did your

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01:27:46.380 the major candidate okay so you go into joe biden and i i find this i find this hard to believe

01:27:54.140 because you've not heard anything about this in the mainstream media he's one of you make the case

01:28:00.220 one of the most if not the most corrupt vice presidential uh uh or vice president we have ever

01:28:06.780 had and that's that's exactly right spiro agnew comes comes to mind we've had some pretty bad ones

01:28:14.700 yet we have there's no question about it and the reason joe biden has been able to sort of maintain

01:28:20.140 this image is that he does something uh that i call offshore his corruption and what offshoring the

01:28:27.820 corruption basically means is you know he does not take payments from foreign governments and foreign

01:28:33.580 entities his wife does not but is this his adult son does and what that means is he doesn't have to

01:28:41.740 disclose the business relationships which are highly questionable uh that his son has with all these

01:28:49.340 foreign entities and it's really highlighted by the fact uh that these business dealings are exactly

01:28:56.220 in the foreign governments where vice president joe biden was the point person for obama policy and in

01:29:02.620 fact in one instance we know his son actually flew with his father on air force two to close the deal

01:29:11.580 with a foreign government so joe biden can't plead ignorance to this by any stretch of the imagination

01:29:17.980 so what kind of deals are we talking about and and go ahead yeah we're talking about mind-boggling

01:29:23.980 deals so in december of 2013 joe biden is flying on air force two uh for a trip to asia he goes to

01:29:31.020 to tokyo he goes to seoul south korea but the main part of the trip is to beijing china on the plane with

01:29:37.100 him is his son hunter biden uh they spend three days in in china biden is frankly criticized by the

01:29:44.460 washington post and other entities for going soft on beijing he basically doesn't challenge them much

01:29:49.980 on the south china sea on human rights on trade policy the most important thing that happens uh

01:29:57.420 happens 10 days after they come back and that's when hunter biden's very small financial firm

01:30:03.580 uh inks a one billion that's with a b one billion dollar private equity deal with the government

01:30:12.300 of china uh this is not a chinese corporation this is not an american company this is the chinese

01:30:18.380 government um it's later expanded to 1.5 billion dollars and here's the important part glenn hunter

01:30:26.780 biden really has no background in private equity and he has no background in china and this deal in the

01:30:33.260 through the shanghai free trade zone is unlike any deal that any other investment firm has in china

01:30:41.340 jp morgan doesn't have this deal goldman sachs so it stinks to high heaven it's the first of a series

01:30:48.460 of deals that hunter biden's small financial firm does with the chinese government it involves real

01:30:55.580 estate deals it involves the chinese military it's extremely troubling and and really daunting to get

01:31:03.180 your hands around the size and the scope of these deals that he cuts okay all right hang on just a

01:31:09.500 so i mean i just want to play devil's advocate sure what is his son's i mean there's nothing special

01:31:19.100 about his firm i mean goldman sachs doesn't have it that's pretty damning that jp morgan doesn't have

01:31:26.140 it but he does he's got to have some expertise that that that you've missed you know i i understand

01:31:36.700 exactly why you're raising that question glenn because this is so shocking but the fact is joe biden uh when

01:31:42.860 he becomes vice president up until that point his son hunter is a lobbyist in washington dc for online

01:31:50.460 gambling entities the point being this private equity deal with the chinese government uh and

01:31:58.700 again this is the chinese government giving hunter biden and this firm uh the opportunity to invest

01:32:05.820 what becomes 1.5 billion dollars in chinese government money um and and he has no background

01:32:12.380 in this area and it's very clear that he doesn't have background in in this area but he's glad to take

01:32:18.140 the deal and again if you look at white house logs we know that there are meetings that take place with

01:32:24.860 a couple of the other guys that are his business partners there's a guy named devin archer who's a

01:32:29.500 longtime friend of of hunter biden's devin archer who uh went on trial last year uh for a a a a uh a

01:32:37.740 bond scheme that um basically ripped 60 million dollars off of the poorest indian tribe in america

01:32:44.540 um it's it's not there is no conceivable path or way that you can justify the chinese government

01:32:52.700 giving this deal to joe biden's son other than the fact is he is joe biden's son and joe biden

01:32:59.500 was the point person barack obama said explicitly the point person on u.s policy towards china during the

01:33:07.260 obama administration okay so there's one i mean everybody makes a mistake once

01:33:21.340 is there any more there are um and and here's the thing um we we've sort of scratched the surface

01:33:28.060 on this we know that there was also a dirty deal done in the ukraine so ukraine of course uh uh you know

01:33:35.420 facing aggression from russia um in 2014 now this is april of 2014 so this is only four months after

01:33:42.860 that chinese deal is inked hunter biden joins the board of directors uh and is a advisor to a ukrainian

01:33:52.620 energy company called burisma and it's headed by two very corrupt oligarchs i mean these oligarchs

01:33:59.740 if you read about them uh kolomoski and vlachevsky um they they're like out of their villains out of

01:34:05.820 a bond novel a james bond novel i mean they're that um a troublesome hunter biden joins the board of

01:34:13.500 these ukrainian companies at exactly the same time that his father uh is responsible for all western

01:34:20.940 aid flowing to the ukrainian government and that includes 1.8 billion dollars that we pump in to

01:34:29.100 the ukraine through a entity called privat bank now we give them 1.8 billion dollars a billion of

01:34:37.100 that disappears disappears overnight this is not in dispute it's been widely reported here's the

01:34:43.260 troubling part who owns privat bank the same oligarch who has hunter biden on the payroll who

01:34:50.380 controls burisma energy and let me add again hunter biden has no background in ukraine he has no background

01:34:57.340 in the energy field he gets this position because his father again is the obama administration's point

01:35:04.300 person on policy towards ukraine at this very very crucial time and they figure out the way to get

01:35:10.860 favorable treatment from joe biden is to set up the sun with a very lucrative arrangement

01:35:18.860 i know i think i know the answer to this why is no one covering this uh it's it's you know it's

01:35:26.220 remarkable um it you know my view has always been in in you know in light of the muller report in

01:35:31.580 light of the clintons and uranium one that we ought to be looking at all questions of foreign influence

01:35:37.980 on american politicians and it doesn't matter you're you agree with me i don't care if it's republican or

01:35:43.500 democrat or independent all relationships especially anything to do with china and the russian bloc

01:35:52.140 exactly there's exactly right and you know look i very early on um when when the muller uh investigation

01:35:59.020 was launched i said look this ought to be looked at let's just find out what's there and of course

01:36:03.820 in my mind it became pretty clear you know five or six months in that there was not a whole lot to

01:36:09.500 that narrative but my view has always been it all ought to be looked at it all ought to be looked at and

01:36:15.980 in the case of joe biden unlike the you know the allegations of russian collusion with with trump

01:36:22.460 you have exchange of money large sums of money you have favorable policy decisions that joe biden is

01:36:30.060 taking as vice president uh and you have rival powers i mean china is a rival and i would argue

01:36:36.780 probably bigger threat to america's future than russia will be russia's declining power yes uh and yet

01:36:43.180 there's no interest very little interest in looking into precisely these types of arrangements

01:36:49.100 and by the way glenn these are the only cases that we know of ukraine and china we actually got access

01:36:56.940 when uh hunter biden's business partner devon archer went on trial in new york last summer

01:37:02.380 we got from the prosecutors financial records uh that that involved accounts that served as

01:37:08.380 pass-throughs and and hunter biden was getting money out of these accounts flowing into that

01:37:13.180 account is not only three million dollars from ukrainians and and you know a million dollars

01:37:18.940 from the chinese there's also you know these transactions that we don't know where they're

01:37:24.060 coming from there's there's 1.2 million dollars from some anonymous llc run through a swiss bank a very

01:37:31.420 small swiss bank which has been implicated in money laundering in 10 separate countries now where's that

01:37:39.580 money coming from there's there's money from a kazakh oligarch this is all money that's going into

01:37:45.420 account where hunter biden is skimming off funds and it's all occurring in 2014 to 2016 while his father

01:37:53.500 is vice president of the united states and steering american foreign policy all right peter will you do me a

01:37:59.820 favor could you write this up in the clearest and most dead um dead to rights facts so there's no

01:38:08.380 speculation and and condense what you have in the book just to like a page or so and i'm going to ask

01:38:15.500 everyone in the audience to get the book secret empires it's it's out right now get the book secret empires

01:38:21.980 but then if you can write this for me i'd like to send this out to the audience and have them send it

01:38:28.300 to everyone they know and make sure that it gets into the hands everybody should flood the democrats

01:38:35.820 who are running against joe biden because the only way this will be investigated or talked about is

01:38:42.300 right now when they're trying to bump each other off here here's what i'm going to suggest glenn i'm

01:38:48.380 going to give you the rights to um copy the afterword of the book which is you know six or seven pages

01:38:55.740 long and it's just bullet points of what we know about the flow of funds who they go to and where

01:39:02.060 they go to and you can send that out to your listeners and this is not in dispute um you know

01:39:07.340 biden's response to me only came when the wall street journal did an initial report on this and all

01:39:12.780 he did was attack me personally he didn't refute anything and the problem that he has is the

01:39:18.220 financial records the chinese corporate documents they are all clear-cut this is not subject to dispute the

01:39:25.420 only defense that he has is to try to argue that his son got all these deals based on merit and

01:39:32.860 that's just simply not true um do you have those documents from china and everything else absolutely

01:39:39.420 we do send those to me as well i'd like every bit of hard evidence and send it to me and then we'll

01:39:45.660 we'll uh we'll talk again peter thank you so much um hang on the phone i just want to make sure you're

01:39:51.100 sending it to the to the right place uh peter switzer he has a new book uh and we'll have to

01:39:57.020 talk to him paperback again yeah it's yeah out in paperback it's called secret empires what we're

01:40:01.820 talking about is the corruption of joe biden these guys the clintons really pioneered this but they have

01:40:08.620 made this uh being president they've made it into a business and joe biden is very very corrupt and the

01:40:18.460 only time they will look into it is right now some people are smart with their money glenn you know

01:40:23.660 biden's and the clintons have figured this out uh you know your writer jason apparently has not

01:40:28.780 what do you mean he's like he comes in yesterday he's like oh i was out there's out right drag

01:40:34.540 racing my car this weekend drag racing his car is this are we in like a like a 50s like you know

01:40:42.140 gang are you wearing white t-shirts and have slick back hair got an old i've got an old honda civic

01:40:46.940 nitro in it and he's like and he goes uh yeah and i i busted my shaft thing that that that connects

01:40:56.140 to a piston that's the way i believe he describes it yeah and i said well i mean you know how much

01:41:01.820 is it expensive and he's like oh yeah it's really expensive it's gonna cost a thousand dollars i'm

01:41:05.500 like well at least you have car shield you don't have to worry about what's car shield jason you listen

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01:41:16.700 by now i'm not sure car shield would cover your drag racing repairs good point i don't know either

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01:42:20.700 the this this this peter schweitzer uh revelation of joe biden is remarkable it is really it's really

01:42:41.820 interesting and he said his his only defense is basically to claim that you know bow uh that uh

01:42:47.420 hunter biden um had got all these deals because of merit and i mean i think that's obviously a

01:42:53.580 ridiculous response 1.5 billion dollars and goldman sachs and and jp morgan chase don't have

01:42:59.900 this they can't get these deals the other side of it though it's like we were looking at it from

01:43:03.660 the biden side right and we're saying this is obviously shady he's going there because he knows

01:43:09.420 he has influence and there's some shady deal going on and we don't know i don't think we have

01:43:13.580 necessarily evidence per se that there is a exact quid pro quo right like where he's acted on behalf

01:43:20.300 of these organizations it's just a lot of connecting the dots and peter does a great job doing that

01:43:24.860 but you have to look at it from also the chinese perspective right you're there and you want

01:43:29.820 something out of biden who are you going to give the deal to right like they are even if they can't

01:43:36.380 guarantee they're getting something out of biden they're going to why not if we're going to invest

01:43:41.900 a billion dollars anyway why not give it to this guy because then we have the additional benefit

01:43:47.820 of of all these things potentially coming through to the white house it's why they always say they

01:43:51.820 accuse trump of this all the time and it's not billions of dollars with trump they'll be like well

01:43:57.100 you notice how every time some delegation comes in they all stay at the trump hotel in washington dc

01:44:03.100 right right and it's like well if you're if you're a you're a delegation from saudi arabia and it gotta

01:44:10.380 stay in a hotel anyway which what are you going to i certainly would pick the trump hotel even if

01:44:16.300 you're gonna be no impact at all even if you're going to just meet with the president just to be

01:44:20.540 able to say hey i stayed in your hotel hotel it was great it was great uh everybody president biden

01:44:26.220 you know i've been working with your son he's fantastic just being able to say that has a

01:44:30.460 subliminal uh subtle effect without even a direct consequence everybody is questioning uh you know on the on

01:44:36.700 the left in the media oh how come how come he believes uh uh putin over our intelligence agency

01:44:43.820 well okay if your intelligence agency john brennan is giving false information and it's and you know

01:44:51.100 you didn't have any collusion you knew there was nothing going on and you're fighting against it and

01:44:56.540 the and the intelligence agencies are saying all these bad things about you that now today john brennan

01:45:02.780 comes out and says i was just given bad intel well yeah especially if i am known as a person

01:45:10.700 that if somebody says something nice about me i want to say something nice about them that's who

01:45:15.820 that's who donald trump is and he not just that but he had reason not to believe our own intel

01:45:23.900 as the fbi now has proven who would you believe but that's collusion but this this is not collusion

01:45:33.740 there's nothing wrong with this don't even look into it you're listening to glenn back see chinese

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01:47:05.180 okay all right if you're not sitting down you should sit down okay because i'm about to tell

01:47:26.940 you some breaking news that uh you need are you seated i'm serious you need to sit down

01:47:33.100 the all charges for the jesse smollett case have been dropped

01:47:43.960 uh the attorneys for jesse smollett said this was justice blah blah blah blah blah we don't know why

01:47:56.000 we do know we we think that the uh the records have been sealed so we may not know all of the details

01:48:05.320 but the prosecutors say the prosecutors say this was the only fair and just way to end this uh this case

01:48:16.940 wait wait you're the one who filed 16 counts you're now saying there was nothing to that

01:48:24.460 it's tough i mean you know we talked about this when the story happened that story cases like this

01:48:32.080 don't typically end in punishment you know very rarely do they actually put people behind bars

01:48:38.040 for things like this yeah but when they're small names right when they're people that they don't

01:48:42.160 know so but this is different this is not this is not there were 16 felony charges right those are

01:48:48.660 big and all of the charges have been dropped not that he was convicted and then you know let's let's

01:48:54.260 drop the sentence we're still learning as to what what exactly happened it appears that there was a deal

01:49:00.900 made between prosecutors and smollett's people um and some sort of deferred prosecution deal is

01:49:08.580 potentially going on one of the interesting parts about it is that it appears at least from initial

01:49:14.020 reports that he is forfeiting his ten thousand dollar bond payment um which may basically say

01:49:20.260 okay these go uh the charges go away and you're essentially being fined ten thousand dollars for

01:49:26.160 what you did which obviously isn't that meaningful to a you know a big hollywood actor but it would be

01:49:30.940 a bit you're allowed to claim i mean they're they're claiming now vindication right and that seems

01:49:37.220 like a travesty of of justice but here's here's why i said you have to sit down now it's our turn

01:49:43.140 it's tuesday yesterday the left knew donald trump was guilty and they ran and said that's a travesty

01:49:53.600 that's not true blah blah blah blah blah when the report came out now we're sitting at basically last

01:50:00.800 friday with jesse smollett we cannot do what the left just did with jesse smollett let's wait until we

01:50:09.160 hear what happened yeah because the facts are i'm not listening to his attorneys but i am listening

01:50:15.620 to the prosecution what does the prosecution say happened because the attorneys right now are making

01:50:22.840 it look like he was a wronged man and i i if that's so that i feel really bad for him but he identified

01:50:31.620 those attackers and then we have them on tape buying the rope and the bleach where they're doing some

01:50:37.920 other hobby project at two o'clock in the morning a lot of people do bleach roping right it's one of

01:50:43.080 those things yeah right yeah it's a hobby sometimes the bleach and you got to tie it down as fast as you

01:50:48.000 can but anyway uh i mean that you're gonna need to fill out what did happen they can't just seal this

01:50:57.320 they have to give us some explanation there was a deal made or there was this they can't just say

01:51:02.280 oh nope he wasn't guilty and then leave it alone what happens to those other two if he's not guilty

01:51:08.500 are they guilty were they were they smeared in the press what what's the story yeah we're gonna have

01:51:15.120 to i mean look it's just breaking so we will i i would imagine there'll be some uh some reporting

01:51:20.480 done on this that's amazing development over the next week or so and we'll find out more god has a

01:51:25.580 sense of humor unless you're in venezuela uh then you might think that god has forgotten you

01:51:31.580 as we have told you in venezuela the chinese and nobody is reporting on this the chinese have what

01:51:38.340 is it a destroyer that's a humanitarian vessel okay um the chinese government has has parked a

01:51:45.580 humanitarian vessel right out off the coast of venezuela nobody is talking about it we've told you

01:51:52.400 that russia is heavily involved in this and has been airlifting gold out of the country and been

01:51:59.340 putting soldiers into the country and they just usually they do this through the military base

01:52:04.800 but they just landed a plane full of of soldiers and everybody else in the commercial airport so they

01:52:13.040 are advertising yeah we're here and they're basically putting the united states on notice as the way i see

01:52:20.480 it jason who is our chief researcher former military intel has a better idea of what this means jason

01:52:26.880 it's it definitely sounds ominous russians landing in caracas that sounds ominous i don't think it's

01:52:32.720 really meant to be ominous sounding to us because we know that they're not going to go to war in our

01:52:37.300 backyard over venezuela at least i don't think so not yet um but it's mostly mostly more to be

01:52:42.880 ominous towards i think the venezuelan people and that maduro still has a major power player in the

01:52:48.940 world that's like backing them um this was a i think it's a as far as far as i can tell from the

01:52:54.360 research it looks like it was a scheduled um kind of circulation of equipment and troops just to

01:53:00.840 maintain the stuff that they already have there uh russia's been giving them military equipment

01:53:04.720 forever and uh like their s-300 missile systems it's really complex and they have to go in there

01:53:09.140 they're the only ones that can maintain it and do stuff with it but like you said saying something when

01:53:12.940 you have to have russians maintain something because you can't right right right oh now i feel

01:53:18.680 comfortable wow um but it's it's mainly just so they can kind of like maintain order there because

01:53:25.280 i'm telling you russia is scared to death and they're like we are screwed in venezuela they uh venezuela

01:53:32.480 owes about 11 billion dollars in military uh loans uh for various equipment they also owe well over

01:53:40.160 six billion dollars in oil um contracts rosneft which is one of russia's main oil uh companies which

01:53:47.980 is also a state uh organization state company right um is um heavily invested in venezuela they're doing

01:53:54.460 about 40 percent of their largest projects right now 40 percent owning stake um they have a lot uh you

01:54:01.520 know invested in venezuela and what they want for venezuela is not to save them what they want is for

01:54:06.780 them to be remain perfectly as dysfunctional as they are because you know oil markets what happens

01:54:12.900 if guaido becomes president there's a huge uh miracle everything turns and the gates of venezuelan

01:54:20.560 oil just are flooded out on the world hurts them it hurts them big time and they have not gone away from

01:54:28.640 look look at our own pumps even here in texas since the blackout happened a couple weeks ago

01:54:34.140 our oil prices have have spiked up to over 240 which a lot of the current country is probably man

01:54:39.540 i wish we had 240 a gallon especially in california i moved to texas it was 70 cents it just and it's

01:54:44.960 and it's even when it's bad it's it never gets up above that yeah recently it was like it was like a

01:54:49.840 dollar 60 or something like that yeah this venezuela stuff happened prices spike they can't do that with

01:54:55.260 opec anymore opec's kind of like been neutered now they they can't really affect oil prices the once

01:54:59.920 once they did but venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world more than saudi arabia

01:55:05.140 russia is scared to death and you also mentioned china this is interesting because why the heck is

01:55:11.480 china there um it reminds me of a book that i read a long time ago called confessions of an economic

01:55:16.820 hitman by john perkins yeah heard of that before so in that he goes in and talks about what the

01:55:22.520 united states did right after the cold war right when the cold war was kicking off so we'd go to all

01:55:26.140 these underdeveloped countries and we'd say hey we got some great loans from the world bank usaid

01:55:31.640 we'll like give you you know good you know good rates and all these loans if you just like

01:55:36.180 concentrate on this infrastructure what it did was is it gave us huge political power and if they

01:55:40.880 ever defaulted it we were like okay we'll just take that stuff and we'll you know we'll run we'll

01:55:45.060 keep that for ourselves so basically we were able to you know do bloodless little coups in our favor

01:55:49.800 all over the world china is copying that exact same playbook they're doing it all over africa

01:55:54.980 they've seized ports after um like places in sri lanka jibouti and they're and they are enslaving

01:56:01.660 them into debt that there's no way they can pay back and and countries what is the country in africa

01:56:08.080 that has built a new parliament building with chinese money have you seen that one no oh my gosh

01:56:13.940 this parliament building is crazy just crazy and there's no reason this country has a parliament

01:56:21.360 building like this the chinese said no no we'll build it for you we're going to build this beautiful

01:56:25.920 thing and just pay us back later they're approaching now debt that there's no way they can pay back

01:56:32.840 the reason why is because they have all kinds of natural resources that well if you default on this

01:56:40.960 i just gonna have to take your natural resources they're raping the entire world and what's the

01:56:45.480 natural resource that china's worried about in venezuela big time oil again like we said the largest

01:56:50.520 oil reserves in the world when they they've loaned ever since i think 2008 dish i believe over 60

01:56:57.280 billion to maduro and it's all it's all backed up with oil money with with the oil actual that's what

01:57:03.760 they get yep it's real cheap loans all all paid back in oil china was very very happy it was working

01:57:08.780 for them up until the oil prices like crashed but when when they were uh they were the same thing as in

01:57:15.140 that book i was talking about they were given these loans but they were given to chinese companies

01:57:19.500 to develop infrastructure within venezuela their high-speed rail all chinese built um oil

01:57:25.560 infrastructure chinese built uh ports everything now they're just kind of at a standstill they don't

01:57:31.200 know what to do china's very worried but they're i think more worried about ensuring there's a peaceful

01:57:36.260 transition they're not going to war over venezuela they don't want to they don't means to they have no

01:57:40.380 experience in doing it they're not going to do it they're more about doing what we did using the power

01:57:44.740 the purse to influence and that's what they're doing all over the world with the west with 5g

01:57:49.460 they're putting in all of the communications devices so your computer your phones every bit

01:57:57.140 of the internet everything will be run on if they have their way 5g from china they can turn that off

01:58:05.900 that's not even the biggest threat but they can turn that off at any time so oh i guess you're not

01:58:12.200 want to play ball with china okay no more communications uh they can turn it off at any

01:58:17.780 time but more importantly they control the flow of information it all goes through them you do not

01:58:24.960 want your enemy to be would we have ever taken any 5g technology any telephone service and and imagine

01:58:33.220 the government saying hey ma bell is going to use you know provcom and uh it's that's the big russian

01:58:40.480 telecom service we're just going to use their service you know their their infrastructure here

01:58:45.420 we would never have done that never it would be suicide to do that that's what's happening to the

01:58:51.620 west it's kind of amazing if you think about it they're just copying our strategies yeah from the

01:58:55.880 cold war all the way up until the invention of the internet that's all they do that's all china is

01:59:00.400 capable of doing is copying and stealing they have not proven themselves to be real leaders in new

01:59:08.360 thought and and how could they be how could they be they're trained from birth to think the same

01:59:15.540 we are not they're trying to make us all think the same but that's our greatest strength is we have

01:59:23.760 diversity of thought and that allows us to create the things that china and other countries like that

01:59:30.200 just cannot create thanks jason appreciate it

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02:00:53.780 it could be uh we're just talking about the uh smollett case uh and and why this may have been

02:01:10.060 dropped and there's some good reasons i guess if you won't if you if you believe that um

02:01:16.240 if you believe that uh sometimes you have to do things that you don't want to do because there are

02:01:24.760 worse outcomes uh for chicago i think one of a worse outcome is a guy who's effective with the media

02:01:31.860 uh dragging the chicago pd's history uh through the mud now if you want to talk and you have evidence

02:01:40.060 of something they're doing right now go for it but if you're going to drag up stuff from the past

02:01:45.120 you could really divide that city and that's the last thing the city needs right and the argument

02:01:50.280 is you know look he has no priors uh it was not a violent crime you know and it would cost a fortune

02:01:57.000 to prosecute it so they made him pay 10 000 bucks and it's over i mean i look i don't like the outcome

02:02:02.440 i don't either yeah but i don't either i can understand the reasoning of the police department

02:02:06.500 or at least the prosecutor saying like we're going to have to deal with you know ridiculous attorneys

02:02:11.820 making this into the biggest thing in the world it's going to cost us millions and millions of

02:02:14.900 dollars to taxpayers just make him pay a bunch make him pay a fine and we'll get we'll let it go

02:02:19.460 i i would have i would have you know i hope somebody was in there you know begging for can

02:02:26.820 we have a little bit more if if they thought that they had him dead to rights if they were wrong on

02:02:31.560 this if he's innocent he should be able to come out and say hey i didn't do it and we should all

02:02:36.440 listen to the evidence because we don't try people we try them in a court of law we don't do it in in

02:02:43.120 the public square so if he is indeed innocent uh we we should all take note of that if it was a deal

02:02:50.480 well then that's that's a different that's a different story i mean and we've complained about

02:02:56.580 this many times people who fake uh hate crimes generally speaking get nothing and famous or not

02:03:05.200 who was it we were talking to that did a study of uh hate crimes uh and they did the the crime hoax

02:03:12.060 the book yeah yeah yeah yeah and did the most uh narrow look at hate crimes basically giving real

02:03:19.680 hate crimes the benefit of the doubt okay and found that what was it 70 something like that

02:03:25.920 of all the hate crime uh cries are hoaxes they're fake there's a professor an african-american

02:03:31.640 professor who wrote the book by the way um and uh yeah he said a huge percentage of them are fake

02:03:37.220 and and the reason why they continue to happen is because of issues like this smollett case where

02:03:42.220 they don't go after it they don't treat it like it's a real crime i mean it is you know changing

02:03:47.700 the way the you know your tax dollars get spent with policing and all these other things it does

02:03:52.500 cost us our society a lot and it's very little done to stop it well it's been an interesting two

02:03:59.520 days of the week yeah uh two days tuesday two days jesse smollett is uh let go and uh donald trump

02:04:06.860 everybody is uh sad on the left because he's not a traitor you make sense of it you're listening to glenn

02:04:14.500 back

The Glenn Beck Program - March 26, 2019

Back Where We Started？｜ Guests： Jon Miller, Sen. Ben Sasse, & Peter Schweizer ｜ 3⧸26⧸19

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