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00:01:53.480 hey everybody the new inflation number is in

00:01:58.880 it is so great too i mean it's not 20 percent you know right it's it's not 30 percent right it's not

00:02:09.440 45 percent it's a little more than you know transitory and a little more than they expected

00:02:18.820 but the great news is we're setting records we're setting records it hasn't been this high in over 40

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00:02:25.980 yay we'll give you all the news coming up

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00:04:11.980 say we have the highest inflation rate since 1982 it's uh they were expecting a 7.2 a little higher than

00:04:22.800 that it was 7.5 and uh i'm just i'm excited i'll be really thrilled when it gets over 10 percent

00:04:30.060 so yeah yeah yeah that'd be fun to pay more won't it won't it yeah it'll be fun so this is like the

00:04:38.440 government because the government is doing this they're printing and spending all of this money

00:04:42.400 uh and so that's why you have now 7.5 percent of your dollar is just gone up in smoke congratulations

00:04:54.080 on that that's now imagine remember joe biden said i'm not gonna tax anybody i mean the wealthy are

00:05:02.140 gonna get a tax but not the average man you just got the because it's the government doing this

00:05:09.300 you are now paying 7.5 percent more in taxes and that's this month it may be eight percent next month

00:05:18.080 by the end of the year it will be 10 percent congratulations i think this is great so another

00:05:24.660 10 tax coming your way and nobody has to vote on it it's the perfect progressive tax

00:05:31.180 how much were the banks getting from the fed like nightly for a really long time uh they're still

00:05:39.120 getting it and that's what i thought yeah yeah they're still getting it continues well it was up to

00:05:43.300 uh 1.5 uh 1.5 trillion dollars cumulative right no no every night yeah every night

00:05:51.820 sorry every week every week 1.5 trillion a week yeah and it's been 95 weeks so you do the math

00:05:59.840 yeah that's a lot yeah yeah and we're at 7.5 percent inflation oh this is just that's a gift yeah this

00:06:09.920 is just this is just the beginning this is just the beginning unreal you are you are going to see

00:06:15.200 the collapse of the u.s dollar there's no ifs ands or buts it's coming we know the federal reserve

00:06:22.780 because of a foia request that was filed in 2012 because you can't question what the fed has done

00:06:31.480 for two years okay it's like the capitol police but capitol police you could never question

00:06:37.260 the federal reserve you can't question you can't ask for any information for two solid years because

00:06:43.120 well national security reasons it's none of your beeswax yeah so for one uh they said to us in 2010

00:06:51.100 they gave they bailed the banks out which i love they bailed the banks out because the banks were

00:06:57.260 becoming too fragile uh-huh who who is the fed it's not a government agency who is the fed thanks

00:07:06.040 the banks so they came in with their one suit and said my gosh these banks have been irresponsible

00:07:12.700 and they've got to clean their mess up but we've got to bail them out otherwise the entire thing

00:07:18.020 collapses and then they change suits and they're like and we really will change our ways soon as we

00:07:24.660 get this money from the fed and then they change their suit back into the fed suit and they're like

00:07:28.480 you better learn your lesson here here's five trillion dollars that's what they told us in 2010

00:07:35.820 the number that they gave in 2008 through 2010 was not five trillion they lied to us it is now

00:07:45.040 officially we have the records 30 trillion dollars they gave to the bank and experts say not sure any of

00:07:54.720 that has ever been paid out and now they're doing over a trillion dollars every week for 95 weeks

00:08:02.200 that can't be a problem it's not a problem at all not a problem at all by the way something else we

00:08:10.540 exposed on tv while we're talking about the fed something else we exposed on tv um you know

00:08:17.180 we told you that the government was making money on uh the pfizer vaccine right we thought that might be

00:08:26.220 something that they should tell people you know what i mean that maybe why they're forcing everybody

00:08:32.200 to get the vaccine is because they're making a profit now imagine imagine in any other scenario

00:08:39.740 you knew that somebody was making a profit on it and they were saying this is the worst thing ever you

00:08:48.500 all have to in fact i'm lobbying the government to make sure that everybody gets it everybody would say

00:08:54.440 ah we got to take his word you know kind of a with a grain of salt maybe an entire salt mine

00:09:02.160 because he's making so much money on this right wouldn't we we have now verification there is a fed account

00:09:11.080 set up at the fed for the federal government for all of the deposits of the dollars that the united

00:09:21.160 states government is making on the vaccine i got the paperwork showed it last night huh

00:09:28.260 huh nobody cares there is the paperwork there nobody cares nobody cares the corruption is unbelievable

00:09:37.300 unbelievable unbelievable we really need to pay attention i've got a guy who's been watching this

00:09:47.180 for oh forever he wrote a book about a year year and a half ago on you know esg what's coming etc etc

00:09:55.940 nobody paid attention to it maybe we should have um no we should have uh no maybes about it and he can

00:10:03.400 tell you exactly what's going on um but more importantly he also can tell you who's involved and what you need

00:10:13.520 to do and i will tell you as pat and i were talking today yesterday i read to you the department of

00:10:21.400 homeland security their latest terrorist bulletin and they say the number one threat

00:10:28.220 these podcasts that are just uh spreading false information and conspiracy theories can't have it

00:10:37.420 no can't have it uh by the way in a completely unrelated story the uh world economic forum you know the

00:10:45.960 people behind the great reset um they also came out and uh they did a 10-day you know uh trial run

00:10:55.160 if you will a war game of what happens if the financial system starts to collapse what do we do

00:11:03.120 well they figured out in this 10-day uh war game that the first thing they have to do is silence

00:11:10.440 the voices that are providing misinformation disinformation or making people question

00:11:16.760 the official story from the united states government or the governments anywhere around the world so they

00:11:21.880 got to shut these podcasters down i guarantee you there's coming a time you will not hear my voice

00:11:27.900 so please do your homework now know it that's why i'm so frustrated with the book you can buy the

00:11:35.600 kindle book you can buy the the audiobook and the audiobook is really really good somebody

00:11:40.580 unbelievably talented read it um but uh it's a really good thing but you have to have a paper copy of

00:11:49.420 the book you have to you have to uh because you have to know what the corruption is and where it's

00:11:55.620 where it's going where it's coming from um i i will tell you that uh one of my uh one of my

00:12:03.560 producers uh last night before we went on the air said hey i just want to show you a chalkboard that

00:12:09.340 you did in uh i think it was 2016 or 2017 and it was the things to watch for for the new world order

00:12:17.520 didn't know what it was going to be called at that time didn't know the great reset just called it

00:12:21.580 the new world order um and uh i said there's gonna be four things and they're all gonna cascade

00:12:27.560 into each other i said i don't know what what comes first or whatever but this is the what we have to

00:12:32.760 watch for one polarization leads to civil unrest huh are we there are we there oh yeah i mean look at

00:12:40.980 what's happening next hour i'm going to tell you a little bit about uh canada and the truckers look

00:12:46.040 what they're doing with the truckers and now the department of homeland security just released

00:12:51.920 another bulletin said looks like maybe this weekend these truckers in america are going to start doing

00:12:59.580 this and the department of homeland security is on high alert and police officers and highway patrol

00:13:06.520 need to know this may be coming through your town excuse me this is our freedom of assembly

00:13:14.040 we can do this what are you talking about uh they're radicals they're dangerous they're terrorists

00:13:20.260 they're going to occupy places really like occupy wall street like that that you didn't shut down

00:13:25.520 because they had a right to be heard a right to be in the streets remember that

00:13:29.880 so polarization leads to civil unrest the second one is economic destabilization

00:13:37.240 volatility stocks banks and prices good thing we haven't seen any of that i haven't seen any of that

00:13:43.420 three this one is the only one that we're a little behind on tech disruption jobs finance

00:13:49.660 communication and privacy we're on the privacy thing communication they're shutting down but jobs is

00:13:56.880 the big one yet to come and the fourth one and i said this is what's going to push us into the new

00:14:03.320 world order because these people will collude listen trust implosion government media tech

00:14:12.600 finance justice edu and big corporations said that five years ago that's before we knew anything about crt

00:14:26.100 that's it but big corporations before we knew anything about esg justice before we knew anything about the fbi

00:14:34.340 this is here everything that we talked about in the past if you've ever ever put any credibility

00:14:44.300 in what i say i am telling you it is here right now and it's time for us to be really really calm

00:14:53.620 very confident uh but start to do the things the only things that you can do to stop this

00:15:00.080 and you know it's not violence it is standing up it is standing up it is standing up it is standing up in

00:15:06.760 your local zoning board meetings in your local school board meetings at your local schools you notice

00:15:13.260 these states are now starting to uh drop all of the mask mandates except for your kids in schools

00:15:20.820 now why would that happen other than the fact that the unions rule our schools and all of the

00:15:31.300 governors and everybody else are afraid of the teachers unions stand up where are the teachers that say

00:15:38.340 enough is enough enough is enough are they going to rise up are the police officers where are the fbi

00:15:47.560 agents that know their justice department has gone corrupt where are they because i really want to believe in the

00:15:59.140 average fbi guy but if you remain silent i don't have any confidence there's anybody on the inside that's not

00:16:07.380 part of it it has to change silence in the face of evil is evil itself not to stand is to stand

00:16:17.560 you're not going to be held blameless for this stuff you're not unless you stand now is the time

00:16:26.180 that we have to stand up in our own communities in a peaceful way in our own jobs and say no

00:16:33.280 nope you know you want to do a you want to do a little uh meeting where i have to where i have to

00:16:40.760 confess my privilege no no i confess to an almighty god i don't confess to the mob a mob that says there

00:16:51.000 is no forgiveness i recognize my whiteness i call them blessings and i think everyone should recognize

00:16:59.100 their blessings no matter what color or what they have or don't have and every night i recognize the

00:17:07.140 privilege that i do not deserve i don't deserve the forgiveness i don't deserve the planet i don't

00:17:13.900 deserve my ease of my life i know it's a gift that i was born in this country and yes white i i know

00:17:23.500 those things and that's why i get down on my knees every day and thank my god for those blessings and ask

00:17:33.140 him how can i serve you and his response is help your fellow man and that's my addressing my privilege

00:17:45.820 and i do it to god every day not to a mob not to a mob uh and i would suggest that all of us who do

00:17:56.180 believe in god we start saying those things we start recognizing our privilege and get on our knees

00:18:05.700 and thank god that we live at this time in this country but recognize that that means we have a

00:18:11.900 responsibility to stand up for him and all the others that are going to be destroyed by what is coming

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00:20:25.900 all right so uh pat and i were talking today uh on his show about okay so what do we do about esg

00:20:49.900 let me explain what's happening right now to your money the federal reserve is printing money like it's going

00:20:58.300 out of style thus the 7.5 which is a gift at this point it's so low uh the 7.5 percent on uh or inflation rate

00:21:08.560 that's because the fed is just printing money and giving it to whom the big banks which is them

00:21:16.140 bank of america city chase wells fargo all of those jp morgan then the banks they give it to blackrock

00:21:25.280 blackstone vanguard all of these other big companies that are investing in the future

00:21:33.160 blackrock then buys many times controlling shares of companies um apple nike coke carhartt disney espn

00:21:45.440 all these big companies they're all getting money from vanguard blackstone blackrock

00:21:51.060 those those investment firms are saying yeah i'm not going to invest in you unless you have a good

00:21:57.760 esg score and uh so you're not going to get any of the money bank of america city chase wells fargo

00:22:05.580 they are also saying the same things we can't give you loans unless you have a good esg score

00:22:11.800 this is all started really the big kingpin here is blackrock i'm going to tell you what you need to do

00:22:21.040 to stop this there's two things that you personally can do and need to do and we'll tell you about it

00:22:29.620 next

00:22:30.700 the glenn back program uh every device that you own which can go online but that also might be your

00:22:43.100 refrigerator at this point um poses a certain amount of risk to your identity getting stolen by a cyber

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00:23:17.880 these cyber criminals that come out and they either extort you because they have all of your

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00:23:58.280 uh i want to introduce you to somebody that i just uh met over uh skype last night and i wish

00:24:14.480 i would have known him a long time ago he could have set me straight a long time ago he is the

00:24:18.220 director of the political forum institute and the author of a book that came out last year the

00:24:23.660 dictatorship of woke capital how political correctness has captured big business his name

00:24:30.640 uh is uh steven sukup and uh steven welcome to the uh radio program the glenn beck program how are

00:24:37.240 you thank i'm i'm well glenn thank you very much for having me you bet now you were on with me last

00:24:42.360 night um and we we talked for about 10 minutes and i think there's a lot for people to go back and

00:24:49.600 watch the tv show on blaze tv and get that i want to start with the number one question i get from

00:24:56.320 people glenn why would these big corporations do this and sabotage capitalism can you answer that

00:25:06.040 i could try um generally when we're talking about corporations that are going woke that are embracing

00:25:13.540 this cultural leftism uh most of them are getting pressure from one of three directions they're either

00:25:19.400 getting pressure from the bottom up which is employees uh who are uh interested in changing

00:25:24.840 the politics of the corporation uh they're getting pressure from the top down which would be from the

00:25:29.320 c-suites uh disney for example uh when bob eiger was the ceo was definitely moving in that direction

00:25:35.740 because that's what bob eiger wanted uh and then companies also get pressure from the outside in

00:25:40.860 um this includes activist shareholders it includes just general activists and it's all sorts of people who

00:25:46.980 want to put pressure on these corporations to take a political stance so how many of them are really

00:25:52.920 aware of esg um and what the world economic forum is going to use these things for how many of them

00:26:02.540 are like yeah i'm on board with that well i think there's probably a bare minimum that are on board with

00:26:10.360 it um but most of them are scared to death to resist um they know what happened to exxon last year

00:26:16.540 for example uh when engine number one uh small hedge fund decided to try and put environmentalists

00:26:22.360 on their board of directors uh what happened was uh all of the large asset management firms blackrock

00:26:28.580 and state street and vanguard all threw their weight behind the environmentalists and in fact replaced

00:26:33.740 three of the company's uh directors with these radical environmentalists who want the company to

00:26:38.820 uh quit uh producing fossil fuels uh so the the leaders and the directors of these companies

00:26:45.620 understand that there are people out there who wield an awful lot of power and can do an awful lot of

00:26:51.040 things uh if they don't comply so i think most of them are just complying simply to save their own

00:26:55.740 skins which would be i mean historically that doesn't work out well because if you don't absolutely

00:27:02.700 it doesn't you don't stand up you end up selling your soul and you're like oh my gosh now i'm in

00:27:08.260 real trouble correct right yeah yeah that's you know in the book i believe i refer to it as churchill's

00:27:14.380 crocodile because of a phrase that churchill said that you know it's you feed the crocodile eventually

00:27:19.660 um you know he waits to get you last but he eventually gets to you yeah um so last night we

00:27:26.180 started talking about what people can do about it and i have said move your money one of the first

00:27:32.320 things you can do move your money out of these big banks that are pushing esg move them into credit

00:27:39.480 unions or local local local banks uh that keep their loans etc etc and are promising to stand against esg

00:27:47.100 um and and are pouring money into your local economy that's a important thing the states have got to pass

00:27:55.580 anti-esg financing laws and we've got 20 states that are working on that right now

00:28:02.080 but you said you proposed another idea that i hadn't thought about and this one uh sounds

00:28:11.740 really effective and it goes right to vanguard or blackrock etc yeah um if people are uh interested

00:28:22.560 in stopping what's going on then they need to be interested in where their investments are

00:28:27.500 where their retirement savings is being invested uh because the chances are pretty good that it's

00:28:32.440 being invested in companies like blackrock like vanguard like state street that are pushing this

00:28:38.220 very political agenda um you know one of the things that the states have done is to take some of their

00:28:44.020 funds the funds that they have direct control over and remove it from from blackrock investment funds

00:28:49.480 uh because specifically they don't want to allow blackrock to use their money uh to leverage larry

00:28:55.860 fink's political goals and that's the type of thing that you can try uh to do on an individual level

00:29:01.280 now if you work for a big company uh with the big 401k plan that you know it's centered in you know a

00:29:06.880 city a long ways from you that you're not going to have a whole lot of luck trying to get them to

00:29:11.480 change their minds about where to put the 401k plan uh but the truth is most americans work for small

00:29:17.000 businesses most americans know their employer most americans have an opportunity uh to change

00:29:22.980 how their retirement funds are being used and this is important for a couple of reasons not only does

00:29:30.280 it stop or would help stop uh these companies once you take the money away from them they're in trouble

00:29:38.580 um but the other thing is is if you look at blackrock's philosophy etc etc and all of these

00:29:46.720 companies that are investing your money they are not looking at profit anymore as the main driver in

00:29:54.600 fact they might take deals that are worse for you um but better for the environment and social justice

00:30:03.960 etc correct yeah that's absolutely true uh you know calpers the california uh pension system the the

00:30:11.960 public pension system is california was among the first large asset management firms to go woke to

00:30:18.680 say you know this is something we're going to do we're going to invest in esg and their returns have

00:30:23.180 consistently over five six seven years been two to three percent lower uh than average market returns

00:30:30.600 which is to say that they're achieving uh their political goals while at the same time punishing

00:30:35.600 the firemen in sacramento and the policemen and encinito and you know all of the the public

00:30:42.040 employees who are counting on this money for their retirement they're getting them less returns in

00:30:46.840 order to uh push their political agenda so how does that work with fiduciary responsibility 0.61

00:30:53.000 well they touch it um you know larry fink uh just put out his annual letter to ceos last week and he

00:31:01.440 said look it is my fiduciary responsibility to find companies that are preparing for net zero uh and

00:31:09.620 are preparing for the climate that's going to be surrounding this transition uh in the way we

00:31:15.120 produce energy and if i didn't do that then i wouldn't be meeting my fiduciary responsibility so

00:31:22.080 he's basically making up a new category of responsibility and the sad thing is that the sec and the department

00:31:29.820 of labor and all of these government agencies that are pushing uh esg investments uh essentially are

00:31:36.120 enabling him to do so so if you are in any kind of index like your money is with vanguard or what are

00:31:44.920 the big ones vanguard blackstone black rock right those the big three the big three generally are

00:31:52.500 considered to be black rock state street and vanguard okay who together have just over 20 trillion

00:31:58.560 dollars in assets under management and so if you can get it out of of those three because they're

00:32:05.640 really leading the way uh for this leading yeah they are absolutely leading the way and and it doesn't

00:32:12.740 matter to them whether you are invested in the in an esg fund they will take any fund any leverage they

00:32:19.660 have any money that they have to use against companies and push their political agenda it doesn't matter

00:32:24.960 if it's esg as you mentioned uh at the beginning of this interview uh larry fink has decided that

00:32:30.860 the most important investment criteria for uh his firm to look at is sustainability it's no longer

00:32:38.980 pure profit it's about sustainability so what they're doing is they're taking a a different

00:32:45.040 approach uh to the purpose of a corporation and it's going to cost people in their retirement

00:32:51.120 and it's happening even at our treasury it is it's happening all over the world um you know the

00:32:57.920 governments are doing the same thing well it's not necessary you know not necessarily the best thing

00:33:03.760 uh in the short run for people or for uh you know even the economy but it'll be better in the long run

00:33:11.080 which i can't see how it is can you no i absolutely cannot it and in fact i think that boris johnson is

00:33:20.180 going to find out pretty quickly uh they're going to end up uh with the new prime minister and he's

00:33:25.700 going to claim that it was because he kept going to having christmas parties but the truth of the

00:33:29.920 matter is that his conservative transition to net zero in great britain has cost the british people

00:33:35.680 an awful lot with rising energy prices and uh an energy crisis and this is what the future looks like

00:33:41.760 in a net zero environment i can't understand why more people aren't concerned i mean guys i guess

00:33:49.120 because they just don't think it could ever happen here um but the direction we're running with all

00:33:55.460 electric uh cars being uh rolling out of the factories all electric cars rolling out of the

00:34:01.460 factories um you know by 2030 um the death of the gasoline engine uh the shutting down of coal plants

00:34:10.140 uh you know the um the fact that we're no longer investing in any fossil fuels this this is one of

00:34:21.100 the worst this will just cause misery and death all over the world you can't do that in eight years

00:34:28.560 right yeah the only people who seem to acknowledge that at this point uh the uh chinese communist party

00:34:35.580 who has said that it will do its best to transition but it it's not going to punish its people for its

00:34:42.420 uh transition to uh a zero carbon uh future that it will do whatever it has to do to make sure that

00:34:49.800 its people have the energy it needs to continue to be uh economically productive you said last night

00:34:55.680 and then i'll let you go but you said last night that the left has tried everything for the last hundred

00:35:02.320 years and they've kind of captured everything but this is the final piece they finally really

00:35:09.380 understood it can you go through that well uh if you look at the history of the way the cultural

00:35:15.820 institutions in the west uh have evolved over the past hundred years uh one by one they've all fallen

00:35:22.920 uh to what amounts to cultural leftism um the only one that stood standing from about 1970 onward was

00:35:31.080 was big business uh and now big business obviously is the final target uh if big business falls then

00:35:37.380 there's no bulwark to stop it that this this is essentially uh the way our society becomes this is

00:35:43.020 uh you know they've captured every institution of uh cultural transmission in the west and you know

00:35:49.300 this and that's pretty much the end of it yeah um the way you phrased it last night is they tried with

00:35:55.440 the supreme court they they did hollywood uh you know they took education they've taken and this is it

00:36:02.540 this is the last piece it's quite fascinating thank you so much for being on i i hope we get a chance

00:36:08.860 to uh talk again appreciate it god bless you bet thanks god you bet that's uh steven sukup uh

00:36:15.700 who is the author of a book came out about a year and a half ago the dictatorship of woke capital

00:36:22.540 how political correctness captured big business i really believe that this this was set into motion

00:36:29.880 back in the 80s uh because of of reagan and that was the whole thing about the tides foundation

00:36:37.140 we gotta get and capture the board of directors and that is exactly like he said these companies some

00:36:45.300 of them are afraid to go the other direction because of the pressure and they saw what happened

00:36:50.460 to uh uh exxon how do you put three environmentalist wackos on to the board of directors 1.00

00:36:59.520 for exxon that want exxon to get out of the oil and fossil fuel fuel business you do it because the

00:37:08.800 tides foundation worked uh and they have captured and will continue to capture the board of every single

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00:38:50.420 we're going to talk about inflation and the things that you can do inflation numbers came out today

00:39:10.480 they're higher than what they were saying uh what a surprise uh and they were saying that we're going

00:39:15.500 to be bad at 7.2 it is now 7.5 percent inflation prices at the grocery store are going up again

00:39:23.920 uh your gas price is now on average uh close to four dollars a gallon uh the the democrats are now

00:39:33.200 thinking well we should suspend the tax on gas oh really really how are you going to pay for all the

00:39:41.080 crap on infrastructure that you say you have to pay for now that's one and two you know there's a

00:39:48.320 better way of doing it and that is just uh rescind all of the executive orders let people start

00:39:56.100 uh drilling for oil again and building a pipeline and we will become a net exporter of energy

00:40:04.500 and uh the price will go down dramatically no no no because that hurts the environment

00:40:10.780 okay all right so don't don't be fooled they are going to be they are going to be claiming victory

00:40:19.060 on covid uh they're going to be claiming victory they're going to do things like they will

00:40:24.260 temporarily ban the gas tax i think they will do this and you'll start to feel less of the pressure

00:40:32.300 before the election and they'll say see we well i mean we did these things uh-huh uh-huh and after

00:40:39.200 the election that gas tax will go right back into place they don't want cheap gas

00:40:44.320 by the way uh pat was just saying i didn't know about black rock quickly they they gobbled up merrill

00:40:54.620 lynch barclays state street helix financial i mean these are massive massive financial institutions

00:41:03.140 they own them all they're the ones pulling all of the strings they are the puppet master

00:41:08.820 this is the glenn back program let me just say uh that american financing would like you to

00:41:18.580 uh look at your your mortgage consolidate your debts at a lower interest rate explore other types

00:41:25.180 of loans uh you know there's some there's some things going on rate hikes are coming if not

00:41:31.320 inflation just is going to keep barreling through but rate hikes most likely are coming what does that

00:41:36.800 mean for you um your credit card interest is going to go up anything that you owe uh that you don't

00:41:43.700 have locked into a fixed rate it's going to go up by a lot so please consider calling american financing

00:41:51.560 now 800-906-2440 or go to americanfinancing.net americanfinancing.net 800-906-2440 they don't work

00:42:02.620 for the big banks they work for you all right we're going to talk a little bit about inflation

00:42:07.080 also how to research your bank's um esg activity how do you find uh the the bank that you should be

00:42:18.020 banking with at this point we have carol roth joining us here in a second stand by

00:42:23.480 got no room to compromise

00:42:51.360 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:43:16.260 this is the glenn back program and that it is that it is it's my birthday and somebody just sent

00:43:26.900 me some amazing cake but the good news is we have carol roth here so i can eat while she's talking

00:43:35.960 about some very very important things the new inflation numbers are out what does this mean

00:43:42.480 to you your pocketbook it's worse than they were expecting what a surprise we go there in 60 seconds

00:43:51.600 so so rough greens which is not a dog food it is a little like well i just got this

00:44:01.360 big boxing from the cake girl season four happy birthday glenn hope it's the sweetest ever

00:44:12.700 thank you for all your support means the world to us the cake girl team probably shouldn't talk with

00:44:19.280 your mouth full but well it's hard not to when your mouth is full and you have to talk you talk for a

00:44:25.260 living you know what i mean right um if you've never heard of the cake girl go to her go to her

00:44:33.140 instagram page they make these little i don't even know they're jars and they are so so good

00:44:41.180 unbelievably good anyway we were supposed to be talking about rough greens which i think our dogs

00:44:46.660 feel like rough greens like we feel about the cake girl um your dog will love it my dog did not

00:44:55.940 eat his food ever had to hand feed him it was just a nightmare every time we had to feed uno now

00:45:03.020 he runs to the bowl and we feed him the same dry kibble food it's not a food with rough greens it's a

00:45:10.220 supplement you put on the food and they not only love it but i'm telling you they change try this

00:45:16.160 you get a free bag just to try out make sure your dog loves it if your dog loves it half as much as

00:45:21.240 uno does keep feeding them the uh whatever you're feeding them and put rough greens and mix it in

00:45:26.840 you will see a difference in your dog rough greens.com ruff greens.com slash beck

00:45:32.700 all right it is always a privilege to have somebody that i honestly have been looking for for 10 years

00:45:42.040 plus somebody who speaks the you know common person's language and sees you know what's going

00:45:50.020 on with money and can actually not only explain it to the common person but sees it from the common

00:45:56.800 person's point of view like what does that mean for groceries her name is carol roth uh she is the

00:46:03.620 author of the war on small business she's a former investment banker a wall street investment banker

00:46:10.060 and uh we've invited her on to talk about the new inflation numbers uh and also the things that you

00:46:16.480 need to do she wrote a great article on the 11 things uh was it 11 or 10 carol it was 11 with

00:46:23.660 with with inflation it's seven it's seven um that you that everybody needs to do right now carol

00:46:32.620 welcome to the program how are you i'm doing well first of all happy birthday the good news is with

00:46:37.740 inflation it is now only your 29th birthday so that's a fantastic thing that is great i should

00:46:43.960 have known that uh we are both aquarians it all is like coming together yeah okay i i don't i don't

00:46:49.840 follow that stuff but uh somebody said stew has his birthday yesterday um uh sarah gonzalez who also

00:46:58.200 works here has her birthday this week and they said not only guys all kind of think alike but you're

00:47:03.700 all left-handed are you left-handed i am ambidextrous and i typically i typically write with my left hand

00:47:10.800 i pick sort of one to go with for each activity and the writing is typically left yeah wow okay so carol um

00:47:17.000 let's talk about the new inflation numbers it's worse than they thought it would be and they

00:47:21.860 thought it was going to be bad uh they thought it would be 7.2 it's now 7.5 is that three point

00:47:28.220 difference you know or three tenths of a point difference is that significant i mean it's

00:47:34.800 significant if you're going out and you're shopping and buying gasoline and trying to live your life

00:47:41.200 certainly but other than that yeah other than that um it's significant in terms of the market

00:47:48.180 and the federal reserve and the decisions that they are going to make in terms of raising interest

00:47:54.860 rates and how fast they do it how often they do it and how big those might be so we we knew well

00:48:01.840 anybody with a brain could have predicted this entirely predictable outcome we knew that it was going to be

00:48:06.940 a very high number the fact that it is slightly higher than the high number that everybody was

00:48:12.440 projecting means that it puts more pressure on the federal reserve to raise interest rates which

00:48:19.620 ends up flowing through the economy so if you're somebody sitting at home going well you know why do

00:48:23.980 i really care about that well it ends up flowing through and affecting things like mortgage rates

00:48:28.760 and credit card rates and likely and uh you know so on and so forth the one thing that it probably

00:48:33.480 won't unfortunately um affect that much is the rate that you get on your savings in the bank

00:48:39.940 typically it would but in the scenario that we've had uh over the last you know couple of years but

00:48:47.340 even the last sort of 10 to 15 years is the reality is the banks don't need that much money to be able

00:48:53.360 to lend so of course the individual consumer is getting screwed in all of this um and you know that is how it

00:48:59.740 really impacts you know it's really amazing to me um there was a big meeting on wall street held

00:49:04.660 with the president and he just it happened just uh either this week or late last week and he went over

00:49:11.420 inflation and everything that is happening i don't really even know what he said but he's telling

00:49:18.140 everybody on wall street he's telling everybody in the big banks prepare buckle up and he's not saying

00:49:25.940 that to the american people we are really for the first time i feel the power of the elites they

00:49:33.640 don't seem to care about the average person no i mean you can see in the telegraphing of the

00:49:40.860 inflation either the people who are making multi-trillion dollar decisions either don't have any idea what

00:49:48.380 they're doing or they are blatantly lying because anybody with the brain could have figured this out

00:49:53.640 they told us there wasn't going to be inflation it wasn't going to be material it was going to be

00:49:58.460 quote-unquote transitory that word that we heard over and over again media is we fleeting then we

00:50:04.080 heard it was going to be good for you it was only going to impact the rich um you know i remember back

00:50:09.580 last fourth of july while they were trying to tell us how great it was we were going to save 16 cents on

00:50:14.240 our fourth of july barbecue now we have the highest inflation rate in 40 years and the reality is that

00:50:21.600 some of the costs you really haven't started to flow through the system you have companies like

00:50:27.420 coca-cola and unilever who are just now talking about um the ability for them to pass pricing

00:50:34.120 increases onto the consumer which means that they have not finished doing that yet you have you know

00:50:40.400 all of these jobs yet to be filled which means people are going to come in and demand higher wages

00:50:46.000 that is going to flow through the companies make it more expensive for them to operate not only for

00:50:51.360 their own employees but from all of their vendors and suppliers employees who are now having to raise

00:50:56.620 their prices and so that means that's going to get passed on to you and then that means okay well i

00:51:02.260 need more money to live so i'm going to go back and ask for a raise and this ends up in something that's

00:51:06.400 called a wage price spiral right which again means that your dollar is buying fewer goods and services

00:51:12.660 right and once you hit that spiral it is really hard that's what you know that's why when inflation was

00:51:19.280 coming and joe biden was like you know reason why people aren't working you got to pay them more

00:51:23.800 and i thought you can't spend this money and tell companies to pay people more because when inflation

00:51:30.180 hits that spiral begins and how do you get out of it except higher interest rates i mean this is the

00:51:38.100 point that i've been making for so long is people want higher wages but if your wages don't keep pace

00:51:43.960 with inflation or even exactly with inflation uh you're not getting anything more so all of a sudden

00:51:50.780 we're going to end up paying 23 for a slice of pizza sure you'll have a higher wage in terms of the 0.55

00:51:56.660 headline number but it's not buying anything worth that buying power that we really care about and

00:52:02.840 unfortunately because we don't have financial literacy and economic literacy in this country even

00:52:08.320 though you know we pay for the education we should um this is the mentality of too many people and they

00:52:14.960 keep pushing these programs um and this agenda that keeps stoking inflation and decreasing the purchasing

00:52:22.220 power for the average american and i really think this is going to work because of an uneducated

00:52:29.200 um country this build back better is now being billed as we're going to pay for your uh health care

00:52:39.000 we're going to pay for your child care uh we're going to help you out with your rent all of these

00:52:44.920 giveaways which is not that that is i mean remember build back better is about infrastructure about

00:52:51.600 changing everything that's this is the stuff they want people to focus on but when you uh hold that

00:52:59.860 out to people who can't make their rent can't afford child care then the longer this plays out and

00:53:08.760 they will get this through at some point because they're causing all of the problems and people won't

00:53:15.020 realize well that's going to make things much worse absolutely it not only gets more people

00:53:21.580 on the government dole it puts more into the government purview but then it ends up increasing the

00:53:27.600 costs for everybody all you have to look at to see this playing out is the nationalization of the

00:53:34.020 student loan industry and what happened um to the price of college once the united states government

00:53:40.680 decided that they were going to be the primary lender and unfortunately again because we don't have

00:53:46.080 this sort of core financial literacy now you're getting these colleges who are selling you know high

00:53:51.120 five five and six figure educations that are worth a fraction of that frankly to teenagers i mean the

00:53:58.820 government is the largest predatory lender in the entire country and you're going to see the same

00:54:04.360 thing if they start doing this um you know with things like you know daycare and you know other

00:54:10.380 services those are going to continue to increase in cost and the cost of living for everybody is going

00:54:17.760 to go through the roof roof and we are not going to have the wealth creation opportunities we're going

00:54:23.360 to end up best case scenario uh like europe in a giant welfare state and worst case scenario you end

00:54:29.960 up like venezuela it is terrifying because it seems to me that we are on the track of venezuela

00:54:37.040 um not a welfare state i don't see how you stop this with the current thinking not only in washington

00:54:44.900 but in business the thinking of blackrock that now is taking people's investment money and they have

00:54:53.360 openly admitted as part of their policy we don't necessarily look for the best return on investment

00:55:00.860 we learn we look for the best return uh for the environment and social justice and governance

00:55:08.700 i don't think the people who are putting their hard-earned 401k money into the hands of vanguard or

00:55:15.920 uh or um you know blackrock are really that interested in uh social justice over return on investment and

00:55:27.420 no one is telling people this they are impoverishing people while they're getting wildly wealthy

00:55:34.540 yeah all of this is the disruption of the free market freedom choice transparency guardrails of

00:55:42.820 property rights and basically you know a whole bunch of people making decisions instead we are moving

00:55:49.160 towards a situation where you have a handful of people who are making decisions on behalf of everybody

00:55:54.740 they're using forced coercion and control and as we've seen i mean look at the inflation scenario

00:56:00.380 which has been entirely caused by the government when you have a handful of people who are making

00:56:05.960 these decisions they say they know better but they never do they just don't have all of the information

00:56:11.120 that is processed when you have millions or billions of transactions going on and so the idea that they can

00:56:17.560 engineer oh here's where we think the dollars should be going not based on any business metrics but just

00:56:23.920 based on their pet projects it's no different than the government doing that allocation and it does it

00:56:29.460 decreases innovation it decreases choice um and it threatens you know our position as that innovative

00:56:35.660 leader in the world unfortunately and i've said this to you before you know we are that skinniest kid

00:56:40.460 at fat camp um so you know we don't have another country out there that's really in a great position

00:56:46.440 to step in and fill that void and you know that's unfortunate not just for the united states but for the world

00:56:52.960 yeah you know what uh is terrifying about that is um that's that's what i guess you could tell yourself

00:57:02.020 if you were in a cancer ward and uh everybody had cancer worse than yours but yours was still

00:57:11.500 maybe terminal but you'll be the last one to die that that's not comforting at least to me that's

00:57:18.380 that's assuming that no one out there in the entire world no country is going to say you know what

00:57:26.060 screw this let's do something entirely different i mean that's what america did in 17 in the 1700s we

00:57:34.500 said screw this it doesn't work somebody is going to do that at some point and then we're screwed

00:57:40.900 um it's it's just not good uh i want to talk to you i'm going to take a one minute break and then i want

00:57:46.120 to talk to you about um what people should do for inflation you i thought you you have some really

00:57:52.080 good tips for the average person um and uh and then i want to talk to you about how to find a bank

00:57:59.540 how do you find the right bank we'll do that here in just a second american financing nmls 182334

00:58:07.580 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org by the way you want to understand what happened during covid and the war

00:58:16.100 on small business make sure you get carol's book the war on small business um it it outlines

00:58:21.780 everything that that happened and why they did it let me tell you about american financing a lot

00:58:27.820 more to mortgage refinance than just a lower rate it's an opportunity to access to access home equity

00:58:35.520 fund home improvements maybe and i highly recommend this pay off high interest debt before the rates

00:58:42.560 rise again all of these things are more possible when you give american financing a call american

00:58:49.820 financing the only lender i have ever recommended their salary-based mortgage consultants are in it for

00:58:55.020 you not the bank they're not getting kickbacks from the bank uh you know can you just push people

00:59:00.380 into this they don't do that make the call to american financing today alone with them could change

00:59:06.620 your financial future right now you can skip up to two mortgage payments and close in as little as

00:59:13.140 10 days call american financing 800-906-2440 or americanfinancing.net americanfinancing.net

00:59:22.460 10 seconds station id out of respect for our guest i will not take another spoonful of the cake girl

00:59:41.180 uh cake that was sent to me on my birthday until you know our next commercial break uh carol

00:59:48.620 talk about what the average person needs to do right now or needs to think about right now

00:59:56.520 to protect themselves from this coming inflation okay well but i have to say i want to jump through

01:00:02.600 that screen and have some of that cake because it looks absolutely you have to have i've never i grew

01:00:08.660 up in a bakery this is the greatest invention it's cake in a it's like it's not a cupcake but it's cake

01:00:16.080 in like a jar or a cup and it is so unbelievably good anyway that's a that's amazing i appreciate

01:00:21.420 the respect for not tempting me with that uh so it's really important if you are a family and you

01:00:28.500 do not have a budget that now is the time to make one and you have to really look at your different

01:00:35.120 expenses if you have subscription services that you're not using uh normally i'm able to cut out

01:00:40.860 a couple hundred of those a year if you have a trip that you think that you might be taking

01:00:46.040 you really need to dial back because we don't know where this inflation is going you don't want to put

01:00:51.540 yourself in a situation where you don't have the money um to pay for you your typical goods and

01:00:56.520 services or even your heating bill i mean who knows what that's going to end up looking like for this

01:01:00.860 month um i mean that's really that's really one of the reasons we just talked to a guest a little

01:01:05.440 while ago that's one of the reasons why um the prime minister of england is on the verge of losing

01:01:10.720 his gig it's not just because of those parties the cost of energy is crippling england and it's

01:01:19.440 happening all over the west it's about to happen here yes and thank god we've traded our oil pipes for

01:01:25.680 crack pipes that really helped us in the situation and the entire world um but yes you're going to want

01:01:31.840 to make a budget you're going to want to see where you can call back and save some money and put some

01:01:35.980 away for emergency in case the inflation gets out of hand the other thing that you want to do and this

01:01:41.040 is you know right out of the playbook that you outline in your book the great reset um glenn the the

01:01:47.360 elites do not want you to own anything they say you will own nothing and you will be happy and so the

01:01:53.360 way to combat that is to make sure that you own as much as possible that means assets that are going

01:01:59.760 to appreciate and value so whether it's your own home whether it's other home or land that you're

01:02:06.320 able to rent out whether it's building a business whether it's stock options and somebody else's

01:02:12.560 business whether it's 401k matching from your employer to go out and continue to invest in high

01:02:18.960 quality companies um that's what you want to do you need to have ownership and of course if things go

01:02:24.480 south um guns ammunition and seeds are always going to have bartering value but you want to

01:02:30.720 you want to have that tangible ownership because that's what creates wealth and i also you know you

01:02:36.240 said you want to you want to put some money away um we're not at this point yet but we um could quickly

01:02:43.920 get there to think like the germans did and they were accused of hoarding early on just don't tell

01:02:50.480 anybody you're doing it when you go to the grocery store buy extra of everything and put it away

01:02:56.160 because your money will continue to lose value in the bank but the food price will continue to go up

01:03:02.800 so the money you're losing in inflation you're actually gaining in everything that you have to

01:03:08.800 use every single day buy those things now and store them absolutely i mean especially the things that

01:03:16.880 aren't perishable the perishable items you know it's not as much of an issue for but you if you

01:03:21.520 do have that long-term ability to store each day your dollars worth less and less so it makes a lot of

01:03:28.160 sense okay carol can you hold on for just i'm sorry to hold you over one more time but um i i do want

01:03:33.840 you to talk about your bank's esg score and activity how you find that and you know where do you go

01:03:42.240 from there carol roth the author of the war on small business and you can find her also at carol

01:03:49.840 roth.com back in just a minute

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01:05:33.120 we're talking to carol roth um carol blackrock a company that most people a year ago had no idea it

01:05:42.400 even existed now more and more people know about it and it is trending on twitter today this is a

01:05:49.920 company that has just absorbed barclays jp morgan i mean this is the powerhouse of hedge funds now

01:06:00.320 and really setting the pace for all of this horrible wicked stuff that is happening with esg etc 1.00

01:06:06.960 they're they're uh trending today is it because of their stance on crypto that is making them trend

01:06:13.520 yeah so blackrock it's interesting you know one of the biggest most powerful companies in the world

01:06:20.000 they are the biggest asset manager they have around 10 trillion in assets under management

01:06:25.520 for their last report and they have well they haven't announced but it has been announced and

01:06:31.680 they're sort of shuffling around on whether it's true or not that they are going to be getting into the

01:06:37.360 crypto trading business so they have an online platform and they're going to allow um their

01:06:44.160 institutional clients to trade crypto and it sounds like potentially use it for lending it was unclear

01:06:51.120 on whether they will be their clients will be able to pledge crypto as collateral or they whether they

01:06:56.880 would be able to get a loan to buy crypto or maybe both but that's what's got twitter okay so here's

01:07:02.400 the problem they are involved with every central bank in the west i mean they uh they have 20 trillion

01:07:09.200 dollars of just central bank money that they control and invest they are now investing for the federal

01:07:15.360 reserve the federal reserve the treasury they have two heads of their company former heads of their

01:07:21.600 company in with the treasury one is another one is an advisor for the president the chief economic

01:07:27.600 advisor the other one is for the chief economic advisor for the for the vice president so they're

01:07:32.080 everywhere the government is currently and the treasury going after cryptocurrency what how how does this

01:07:39.840 make sense uh there's sort of the simple answer and then there's a user of the hypothetical answer the

01:07:46.960 simple answer is money that their institutional clients and they have as i said you know the most assets

01:07:53.920 under management in the world if the institutional clients are demanding it they don't want to risk

01:07:59.280 those clients going elsewhere so if you know that they want to be part of the money play but i think

01:08:04.240 that there's also um something else going on and whether it's the government going after cryptocurrency

01:08:11.040 whether it's um potentially creating a digital dollar instead of an open source crypto currency if you

01:08:17.920 are blackrock right now you are on the outside of crypto looking in but if you all of a sudden become a

01:08:24.400 significant player what does that give you that gives you access to information and information is

01:08:30.160 power and information is money and so they will have that really bird's eye view of what's happening

01:08:36.560 what the demand is who's trading and how it's being traded and that could be very instrumental in

01:08:42.160 potentially helping to shape policy so that would be again i don't i have no knowledge of this

01:08:47.760 you know carol sort of going through the strategic yeah the strategic rumblings and thinking that you

01:08:53.920 know if i were if i were interested in weighing in on this i would certainly want to have better access

01:08:59.520 to information and what better access to information if then if i control that information uh we're talking

01:09:04.640 to carol roth uh former investment banker she calls herself a recovering investment banker and she cares

01:09:11.360 deeply about um our country and main street and the regular person and trying to get the word out on

01:09:18.640 what is coming uh and i so appreciate you carol um i have been giving the advice get to a savings and loan

01:09:26.720 or get to a local local local bank that keeps their loans local and invests in the local community

01:09:34.480 get away from anything esg a lot of people are you know writing to me and going glenn i i

01:09:40.800 mean i don't know what i'm even looking for i don't know how to judge these banks can you help

01:09:47.520 absolutely well definitely everybody has a different financial profile so you need to make

01:09:52.480 the decisions that are best for you based on your goals objectives risk all those kinds of things

01:09:58.000 but i also have been getting since talking to you and the fact that you're highlighting this in your book

01:10:02.880 great reset a lot of inquiries from people saying you know i'm interested in staying away from

01:10:08.720 these financial institutions that are very heavy into esg i don't know how to research it so i wrote

01:10:14.400 a piece for the blaze and what you have to understand is that there are a handful of institutions and

01:10:19.600 individuals who are driving this and there are a whole bunch of others that are sort of jumping on

01:10:23.840 the bandwagon and really have no idea what it means either but they want a virtue signal about it

01:10:29.200 if this is something that is important to a company they are going to advertise it because they think

01:10:35.040 they're the good guys they think that they are doing the right thing and they think that you care

01:10:38.560 about this in the opposite way that you probably care about this so the best thing to do is to take

01:10:44.080 a look first at their website to see if they have any mentions of esg or other words that are like esg

01:10:51.680 things like socially responsible investing or sustainable investing that becomes a clue but a lot of companies

01:10:59.040 don't update their websites that often so you're also going to want to do a you know a quick internet search

01:11:05.680 look at press releases and look at articles and again don't jump to conclusions but use this to help

01:11:11.760 to inform you how you know how serious do they seem about it you can check their social media accounts

01:11:17.120 is this something that they're putting out on twitter or instagram or facebook again if it's really important to

01:11:23.120 them those are the kinds of places they're going to want to be showing it off that they're a quote

01:11:27.200 unquote great citizen um and then you can also ask for their own financial institution annual report

01:11:34.720 you can ask if they have an esg report and you can ask their representatives is this something that's

01:11:41.040 important to you as as an organization and if it hasn't made it down to the representatives again to

01:11:46.080 say oh yes this is something that's important it doesn't guarantee that it's not floating around

01:11:50.240 somewhere but you know that it's not um an important tenant and frankly i would i hang on

01:11:56.960 just a second i will tell you that we had and i won't mention the bank uh one of the big banks that

01:12:04.080 is a driver of this tell us a year ago no it's nothing it's none of that really so i mean that's at the

01:12:14.080 highest level um who said we don't we yes we have it on our website i mean there's also a lot of smoke

01:12:22.000 and mirrors so you really have to you just have to use your gut on this absolutely and what i would

01:12:28.400 say is we need to use our voices and make it make it known because again corporations um tend to run

01:12:34.960 in risk cycles they think this is something that people are interested in most of them have no idea what

01:12:39.680 it even means and so if they hear from more people they don't want it that is going to impact their

01:12:44.800 decision making so if you leave for this reason if you're comfortable to put your name on it great

01:12:50.320 if not do it anonymously or do it as part of a group but you should be writing to banks and say i

01:12:55.200 pulled my money because i don't believe in this i believe you should be focused on financial centric

01:13:00.160 decisions and all of this other stuff is nonsense so the more feedback that you can give um you

01:13:06.080 know i think the better chance we have to stop it stop it because you know the virtue signaling only

01:13:10.240 goes so far but at the end of the day if it starts to impact profits that's going to change things

01:13:15.360 pretty substantially yeah and i would tweet your letter i would tweet your information and i would

01:13:20.720 come up with a hashtag you know whatever the bank is esg uh and so people can follow it and others can

01:13:29.440 join you that will make them uncomfortable and if they're not dedicated to it you're right

01:13:36.080 they will begin to fold and i would even add do hashtag no esg because if they think that it's

01:13:42.960 just esg they may think that you're actually pro it and you'll get a conflation of people who are

01:13:47.440 but make it super clear no esg got it um anything to say about how you pick a bank or a credit union

01:13:56.400 credit union the best place to put your money now i mean again it's very dependent on the individual i mean

01:14:04.080 the great thing about a credit credit union is that you are not just a customer but when you

01:14:08.560 take on an account you become a member so you actually get a vote and a say on on the direction

01:14:14.000 of the business and that you know can be very important the trade-off when you go to an institution

01:14:19.600 like that is that it may have a less robust technical interface where it may have fewer

01:14:25.120 products and services so you have to marry what do you need to manage your finances with you know your

01:14:32.160 your key values and find that right fit for you the most important thing if you're looking at you know

01:14:37.760 whether it's a local financial institution a credit union is just to make sure that you do have that

01:14:42.960 insurance and most of them do a credit union is insured by a different group than fdic it's a

01:14:49.200 credit union administration the ncua and they have the same limits i think about 250 000 per account

01:14:57.360 so you want to make sure each account that you have the high class problem that it doesn't go over that

01:15:01.840 limit um but uh but you want to make sure that they're insured and then you can look into their

01:15:06.560 history to make sure that they don't have a large amount of loans that are in default because that's

01:15:11.920 sort of a key indicator of a bank that could potentially have problems or financial institution

01:15:16.480 that could have problems i know with the new law after uh the 08 crash they changed it so the the

01:15:24.880 depositor is the is the last in the line to get their money okay the bank can use those deposits to pay

01:15:32.080 everybody else off and you're the last in line because the government covers covers it um is is that true

01:15:39.280 with credit unions like banks do you know you know i don't have sort of the um the ins and outs of that

01:15:46.880 but you know the less complex the financial institution um you know the the less you have to worry about

01:15:54.160 sort of those lines right you know if they're not doing crazy things like derivatives and and crazy

01:16:00.000 loans and whatnot um you know the more simple and straightforward you're the higher up in the

01:16:05.200 pecking order you're going to end up being but the most important thing is that that money is insured

01:16:11.520 by the government you know at least for the time being that still has you know some modicum of uh

01:16:17.040 of helping and should give you some comfort um the time you expect interest rates to start to move

01:16:24.560 so there is a march meeting that's coming up and i think for the feds to keep credibility they

01:16:30.960 probably have to do the first rate hike then there is a discussion on whether that is a quarter of a

01:16:36.960 basis point or half a basis point which is a or 25 basis points or 50 basis points which is a quarter

01:16:42.640 of a percent or half a percent um i think likely 25 basis points but it could be as much as as 50 and

01:16:50.800 then we'll have to look at their language to see how they're going to telegraph it for the rest of the

01:16:56.160 year i mean some people on wall street at this point are expecting maybe up to six hikes this

01:17:01.360 year which will really throw the the stock market and potentially the economy into jitters i personally

01:17:08.400 think they're between a rock and a hard place because they don't want the interest rates to rise

01:17:13.200 because of the interest that we have to pay on our 30 trillion dollars of national debt i think

01:17:17.600 they're going to do everything in their their power to maintain that credibility of doing something

01:17:22.000 but doing the least amount possible so i'm more in the camp of maybe three if we have five percent

01:17:29.760 interest rate how much of our federal budget goes to paying for that 30 trillion dollars every

01:17:37.440 so it's probably out of every dollar that you give the government about 30 cents of every dollar

01:17:44.720 will go to servicing interest if we get back to a normalized interest rate of five percent which is

01:17:49.280 the whole reason by the way glenn why they have depressed interest rates to this you know zero

01:17:54.960 level for so long because they're running cover for the government carol thank you so much for all of

01:18:00.000 your work and uh her article on banks and uh she's written a couple of articles i'm going to be writing a

01:18:06.800 lot more for blaze uh dot com how to research your bank's esg activity the blaze dot com her name is carol

01:18:13.920 roth you can find her at carol roth dot com uh you can also find her book the war on small business

01:18:22.400 uh wherever books are sold thank you carol appreciate it happy birthday yeah thank you very

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01:19:54.000 this is the glennbeck program uh i just have to play this because the the idea of what it is to be an

01:20:13.440 american is so upside down right now here is morning joe uh at msnbc talking about individualism listen

01:20:24.000 coming together in a cold war uh our parents grew up at a time where there was rationing to win world

01:20:29.920 war ii uh where where everybody had to come together uh during the great depression uh and that's now

01:20:38.640 evolved into uh and i'll say it on the left and on the right just this is frail people who uh you know

01:20:46.960 they they're so consumed by this hyper individualism which of course uh the right always attacked the

01:20:53.600 hippie culture in the the late 1960s for this hyper individualism and now uh as as kevin williamson

01:21:02.560 uh writes uh the it's conservatives who are now having their quote hippie moment hyper individualism

01:21:09.040 do what you want to do uh no common good nothing that's spelled out even in in in in the the preamble

01:21:17.600 of the constitution there's nothing about the common good it's all hyper individualism i have my

01:21:23.280 right to do what i want to do i don't give a damn about anybody else's what they're saying 0.66

01:21:29.360 something you mean like uh putting a cross in urine i don't care uh like my body my choice i don't care

01:21:37.520 about the baby's rights you mean that kind of hyper and it doesn't do any good this hyper individualism

01:21:44.480 doesn't do any good no it stands against the collective which is the exact opposite of america

01:21:52.240 it is the collective is pol pot china russia germany uh mussolini venezuela that's the collective

01:22:04.640 no thank you cuba no thank you we have always believed in the power of the individual and government

01:22:13.360 is there to protect our individual rights yeah we believe in individualism and we're not ashamed of

01:22:20.400 it and we also are the most charitable group of people to ever ever be on earth why because we choose

01:22:30.320 to the more you take from us and the more you say you can't do that the government will take

01:22:37.440 the harder it becomes for us to do the right thing

01:22:51.440 we've got no room to compromise

01:23:09.760 we gotta stand together it's gonna survive

01:23:12.480 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the

01:23:34.400 glenn back program hello america there's something really cool that is happening and

01:23:45.600 people will look at it as this is a catastrophe i just think it's cool i think it's really cool uh and

01:23:53.360 i actually think it it lines up uh with my feeling of what's gonna solve all of this uh and it it just

01:24:05.280 happened last week it began to happen last week i'll explain in 60 seconds

01:24:11.360 where do you see yourself and your family in the next year financially or otherwise the next five years

01:24:24.000 are you doing okay in that mental picture i mean i can't even for with the with with inflation rising

01:24:30.560 seven and a half percent in the last year of 40 year high and we know that number is bogus we know

01:24:38.400 if we would look at it the way we did uh back in the 1990s before they started you know messing with

01:24:45.760 everything just to make the government look better we're at about 13 percent inflation we're at about

01:24:52.880 16 percent inflation if you look at it the way 42 years ago this is the highest inflation in 42 years

01:25:01.520 yeah you're gonna have to go back a little farther than that little muskrat if you calculate it the 1.00

01:25:06.720 way we did 40 years ago uh this is really remarkable what is happening so what are you doing where do you

01:25:15.600 see yourself i can safely say i have absolutely no idea where i see myself in five years we could all be

01:25:22.480 living under a bridge together uh american financing call them right now get your mortgage and your high

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01:25:49.360 1-82334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org okay now i know nobody cares about the sun because the sun

01:25:59.600 doesn't affect us at all global warming all of these things solar flares that's crazy people talk

01:26:08.960 okay um let me give you a story that broke last week and i'll bet you you didn't hear about it

01:26:18.400 spacex is feeling the pinch of that solar threat this week now when i first read this i went what solar

01:26:27.040 threat threat this week right yeah i didn't hear about it the company expects to lose nearly a full

01:26:33.360 launch worth of starlink internet satellites okay so they launched like 49 of these last week 40

01:26:45.200 fell to the earth in a fiery flame 40 that seems kind of catastrophic doesn't it it's kind of like

01:26:54.800 we got eight left kind of a big deal i didn't hear about it you know there are so many things going

01:27:04.720 on well here's what happened there was a stole a solar storm now pat how many times have we heard in

01:27:13.360 our lifetimes i'm 58 today right yes 58 today happy birthday again thank you i'm 58 today satellites have

01:27:20.800 been going up my whole entire life yours too uh-huh how many times have you heard about those solar

01:27:27.600 flares causing 10 satellite one satellite falling to a fiery death i don't think i've ever heard i don't

01:27:36.720 think i've ever heard it either maybe maybe one maybe i'm i can't recall it but i'd like to give my

01:27:44.240 you know memory you know or like this with 40 i just didn't hear about it um and so 40 of them

01:27:51.280 falling seems kind of like a big deal but these storms are not uncommon space weather experts explain

01:27:58.640 to cnbc and they're only expecting to worsen over the next few years because the sun started a new 11

01:28:06.880 year solar cycle in december of 2019 and is now ramping to a solar maximum that is expected to hit

01:28:15.120 in 2025 wow okay now uh the reason why solar storms have not been a big deal is for the past three or four

01:28:25.680 years we've been at what we call a solar minimum okay so for the past three or four years we've been

01:28:33.840 at a solar minimum can you explain the other 55 years of my life uh what what's happening about

01:28:44.800 that notably the recent solar minimum coincides with a massive spike in the number of satellites in low

01:28:52.320 earth orbit about 4 000 small satellites have been launched in the past four years a lot of these are

01:28:58.880 commercial ventures and they don't understand how significant space weather can affect satellites

01:29:05.840 i know i hear this all the time from people who launch satellites space weather why didn't somebody

01:29:16.480 tell me about space weather right i mean the people who are launching satellites it's not like they do that

01:29:24.080 all the time it's not like there's a lot of math involved it's not like you're taking something

01:29:31.040 out of the earth's atmosphere and putting it in the way of direct space weather i can see how elon musk

01:29:42.560 missed this i mean he's not a very bright dude when it comes to science you know and he's so busy

01:29:48.080 going to mars that he probably hasn't even thought of space weather you know what i mean right am i right

01:29:56.560 yeah you're right yeah okay so that's the story you'll get from the press however i and my team

01:30:05.760 are geeks total and complete geeks about six years ago maybe on this program and i have followed this

01:30:17.040 because i've been fascinated by this theory my whole life um it's called polar shift and we talked

01:30:26.000 about it about six years ago the poles are moving and it happens every 12 000 years well the good news is

01:30:36.080 we're not at 12 000 we're not close to 12 that we're at 12 500 okay so we're overdue for a polar shift

01:30:45.520 now there's two parts to this and i'm only going to get into one the magnetic poles now are probably

01:30:53.840 more like 10 o'clock and four o'clock okay the magnetic poles we don't really know for sure what happens

01:31:03.680 and when the tipping point is but they basically just go and when they hit this tipping point

01:31:12.320 then the south pole is was the north pole and the north pole is now south pole or maybe the uh west

01:31:22.080 pole is now the south pole and the uh and the east pole is now the north pole we don't know for sure

01:31:29.680 what's going to happen we just know kind of a big deal okay um yeah because it's the magnetic force

01:31:37.520 that protects the earth from the sun exactly right so how could a small solar uh storm

01:31:47.760 when these satellites are all built well except for the ones elon must make because he just doesn't

01:31:54.160 understand space uh they're all built to withstand storms that are a thousand times stronger okay and

01:32:03.920 we're going to have those storms soon we have in the past it's normal we will have storms that are 500

01:32:12.880 800 a thousand times more powerful than this the reason why is because our magnetic field because our

01:32:22.640 poles are changing is so weakened now that those storms are coming all the way through and coming and

01:32:32.560 hitting the low earth orbit where our magnetic field had those things bouncing off before so

01:32:40.560 i've had this theory for a while now this is where it gets this is where it becomes glenn

01:32:49.280 weirdo glenn stuff okay this isn't we are no longer talking science and i know that's what you come for

01:32:57.440 on this show deep deep science uh but i have said for how long pat uh that when what we have expected

01:33:10.560 comes you know this global new world order how are you going to solve this and i have said for

01:33:19.120 at least a decade i think it's going to be solved the way that um god solved uh the tower of babel

01:33:32.960 what happened at the tower of babel tower of babel the elites got together and said let's build a

01:33:39.200 tower to the tower to the sky actually they said let's make bricks and build a tower that will reach

01:33:44.080 the sky and the bricks god makes stones meaning individuals everybody is different dictators

01:33:53.200 authoritarianism the other people make everyone exactly the same you will comply you will believe

01:34:00.640 this you will say this and only this you become a brick so when when nimrod said we're going to build

01:34:08.560 a tower to the sky what he meant was or when he said we're going to make bricks we're going to make

01:34:13.120 everybody exactly the same and they will toe the line basically slaves and then we're going to take 0.59

01:34:18.720 those people and they're going to build this tower to the sky and we will be all powerful

01:34:23.040 okay so if you know about um oral history if you have a good rabbi oral history uh will tell you

01:34:35.360 jewish oral history will tell you that there are many faces of god the angry vengeful god the compassionate

01:34:42.400 god and i don't know the one that wants candy i i don't know but um the the one that came down for the 1.00

01:34:49.040 power of tower of babel is the compassionate god he wasn't mad at the people he was compassionate he

01:34:56.640 saw what was happening to them and so what did he do to destroy the power of babel what did he do 0.96

01:35:06.000 he confused their language so they couldn't understand one another anymore

01:35:12.320 and i thought to myself about 10 years ago as i'm thinking how are we going to get past what is

01:35:20.480 coming i thought you know our language is not english man's language now is ones and zeros

01:35:31.440 massive solar storms work as emps

01:35:40.800 you lose just i mean let's just talk about the satellites you just lose our satellites our low

01:35:46.720 earth satellites aren't i think gps satellites are low earth they now have to because our poles are

01:35:52.800 changing so fast they now have they usually i think were changed every 10 years or five years

01:35:58.000 and now they have to be changed every year because the poles are changing so the gps is off and so they

01:36:06.160 have to constantly change them now uh when we start losing things like gps when we start losing things just

01:36:15.280 in space let alone an emp our language of ones and zeros doesn't work anymore do we understand each other

01:36:26.480 anymore can our society remember god said if they can do this they'll be able to do anything we're now

01:36:37.920 talking about artificial life man creating life artificial life artificial intelligence the guys i know

01:36:48.960 in silicon valley believe artificial intelligence is life because they don't believe in the soul they

01:36:55.440 don't believe in god they don't they they believe that they are going to create life

01:37:02.880 if they can do that they can do anything and almost anything and everything is being done now

01:37:10.480 all with ones and zeros when we get quantum computing up to speed which is soon soon almost anything can be done

01:37:20.400 i i don't bring up the the polar shift i'm really interested in the polar shift i've i've been fascinated

01:37:30.240 by it since i was a kid um and i don't bring it up as a catastrophe oh my gosh we're all gonna die

01:37:36.960 no i mean maybe i mean no let me rephrase that yes all of us do die in the end i think we die at different

01:37:45.440 times i hope so um and not from you know solar flares or a polar shift but i it is i found it

01:37:53.760 interesting that the first thing these solar rays are going to do are start affecting our satellites

01:38:01.440 because i've never seen that before at least like this our magnetic field is getting weak this

01:38:09.600 might be a really good thing i mean not for us but i mean really good good thing for humans and freedom

01:38:20.160 right because when you look at the oppression and the shutting down of people

01:38:26.000 uh and how far advanced the governments are now as compared to 70 years ago when

01:38:33.920 when when we had real oppressive regimes this is hitler's dream yeah i just look what they can do to

01:38:41.600 china with a billion plus people they know where everybody is at all times they you know the world

01:38:48.240 economic forum says about the great reset we will know what you do what you want to do where you spend

01:38:55.280 your money where you spend your time what you think and even what you dream about you are taking humans god's

01:39:06.480 you know creation that he wanted to be free and individual and you're taking them and you are controlling them in the

01:39:15.680 most evil way i just don't think he stands for that yeah and we've brought all the the devices

01:39:22.880 willingly into our home that allows them to do all these all these things and the only thing that

01:39:28.080 frees people from that electronic cage is a global emp yeah uh all right just some interesting thing that

01:39:37.280 you if you have a geek friend you might want to share okay

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01:40:09.200 and it had a big month this year that's not the real inflation that's the average

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01:41:58.080 um he is one of the most fascinating guys he is the host of the andrew clavin show he's a novelist

01:42:06.400 a best-selling author he's a screenwriter a playwright winner of the edgar award and edgar is i mean edgar

01:42:14.400 could beat the snot out of oscar so i think it's a better award anyway he's got a book out called

01:42:21.600 truth and beauty the english romantic poets and the gospels and when i saw that i thought that's

01:42:30.320 something that everyone wants to hear right there i mean who doesn't want to spend an hour just talking

01:42:36.000 about the english romance poets and so i started the interview with that convince me i should even

01:42:44.880 think about reading this book he had me at hello he he has taken um and looked at the what was happening

01:42:58.080 in england and france right after the french revolution and how these english romance poets

01:43:04.960 were trying to fix the problem and it's the same problem we're dealing with right now and they were

01:43:11.280 trying to figure things out and how do we sell this to people how do we tell people he said it is it is the

01:43:18.720 gospel he was he we talked about frankenstein uh we talk i mean it is fascinating fascinating he is

01:43:28.240 somebody that if i were putting together a dinner party and i'm like who are the most interesting

01:43:33.440 people i could invite andrew clavin would be first on my list honestly he is fantastic you want to hear

01:43:43.200 this podcast uh today a podcast i don't even know what they named the podcast oh this is where cancel

01:43:49.520 culture comes from yeah we did talk about that but i mean it's all about his english romantic poet book

01:43:57.200 that comes out i would have never thought it would be interesting it's fascinating fascinating you're

01:44:04.480 gonna love this podcast you can watch it now on blaze tv it'll also be available everywhere wherever

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01:45:48.000 so was it yesterday was the final episode of boba fett yeah i wasn't sure though it is the finale of

01:45:54.240 the season i think it's the finale ah darn it it just got phenomenal unbelievable the last three episodes

01:46:02.240 of this season were my son had to convince me to watch it yeah he had to convince me to watch it

01:46:09.280 because i'm like boba fett boba fett that's how i really and i'm told done with the whole star wars

01:46:15.920 thing and i'm like yeah i got it and we watched the mandalorian which i liked but really only for baby

01:46:23.360 yoda okay uh and uh so i'm like okay i'll watch boba fett a character i don't care about at all

01:46:32.000 oh my gosh is that a good show yeah such a good show i don't want to give away any spoilers but i

01:46:37.680 will tell you and without saying who or what there is um there is a whole episode that is cgi that if you

01:46:47.600 don't if you didn't grow up with star wars you have you'll you'd have no concept that that is all cgi

01:46:57.040 that the people that are in that scene are not people it's it's the most phenomenal thing i have

01:47:05.920 ever seen and to feature a cgi character for so long oh and make it look authentic and no net no part

01:47:13.840 i rave and i were watching it and i said hang on hang on roll that back tanya come here you gotta

01:47:20.000 see this and i told her what she was gonna see and she's like uh-huh she walked up to the television

01:47:27.120 and she was looking at she's like oh my gosh none of that is real and i'm like nope nothing you'd have

01:47:36.400 no idea it shows you how powerful deep fakes are gonna get because yeah literally it is even if you

01:47:44.880 don't watch the show it's worth watching just that episode because the technology amazed is crazy they

01:47:53.040 did something like that in the mandalorian that was like for its last last show last show yeah the last

01:47:59.680 show i think of the first or second whatever uh last show of the season they had a cgi character and

01:48:05.520 you're like okay and it didn't really fit the voice with the mouth and all that and so there

01:48:12.640 was a kid that was on youtube that said i can do better than that and so he and his friends got

01:48:17.760 together and created cgi that was better than that and disney got a hold of him and hired him on the

01:48:24.800 spot and he's the one who did this new cgi you're kidding me no he that's why it looks so good

01:48:32.000 this i'm telling you because that was one of the things first of all the voice

01:48:36.960 is not the voice of uh the actor today right because the voice you know he didn't change

01:48:43.120 he's changed he's older um so it's i don't know how they recreated the voice and the lips and

01:48:49.280 everything no creepy valley stuff i'm telling you you are not there how do you not use that

01:48:56.560 to put somebody into a scene you know just a video thing all grainy even or you know in 4k

01:49:05.840 how do you not at some point put some politician or some world leader saying something

01:49:12.960 that causes a world war or causes a destruction of that politician and it's not real but you won't

01:49:19.760 believe you won't believe it it's so incredible what can be done you said many years ago uh you

01:49:27.840 won't a time there will come a time when you don't believe your own eyes yeah we're here and we certainly

01:49:33.600 are yeah we're at that point yeah we haven't had uh we haven't had it used well yeah we have i saw a

01:49:43.040 a video of maybe it was tom cruise tom cruise you know those videos that come out about tom cruise

01:49:50.400 uh but there maybe it wasn't him it was somebody and he was playing a guitar and i'm like holy cow i

01:49:58.160 didn't know this guy could play the guitar like that no and it wasn't him no it wasn't him it wasn't him

01:50:03.600 and you just see these things you know and you have no idea that's not him that's not him yeah no

01:50:13.840 weird weird now i wish i could say this wasn't true you know the um uh the uh the biden administration

01:50:23.360 just released 25 billion dollars unfroze 25 billion dollars of iranian money so they could have that this

01:50:29.440 right with nothing in return yeah a shocking video captured an iranian man grinning as he walked

01:50:34.800 through the streets of iran clutching the severed head of his 17 year old wife whom he had decapitated

01:50:41.680 in an honor killing uh so i mean he forced her to marry him when she was 12 she's now 17 and she was

01:50:51.040 suffering a domestic abuse but the picture shows him holding the saw and the blood on his hands and

01:50:56.560 carrying his wife's head in the street and you know everything's okay because you know he has a

01:51:00.640 right to do that that's great i'm glad we uh empowered those people by the way have you been

01:51:06.400 watching 1883 it's incredible right doesn't that give you a completely new understanding of of pioneers

01:51:19.200 and people who came here and the price they pay home to move to the west oh my gosh if you're not

01:51:28.000 watching 1883 you should i think it's i mean uh sheridan what's his name taylor sheridan taylor

01:51:35.120 sheridan wrote it it's like poetry her diary kind of stuff is beautiful he has written some amazing

01:51:43.680 amazing things he's writing like five different shows i know he is truly remarkable really remarkable

01:51:50.560 he writes yellowstone produces it in 1883 and there's another one called kingstown or something

01:51:55.920 that people rave about i haven't seen it it's pretty dark i think according to jeffy pretty dark pretty

01:52:01.440 dark according to jeffy according to jeffy it's dark as the prince of darkness that's pretty dark that

01:52:06.800 says something yeah uh so um i'm watching this thing and if you're not watching it you should

01:52:13.600 it's i mean it's foul language and you know yada yada but it is it's it it will give you a whole new

01:52:21.840 understanding of what life was like out west in the 1800s these these people are coming in you know from

01:52:29.120 germany and and everywhere else which you get a new understanding of what german life was like back then

01:52:35.040 you know you were forbidden to swim you couldn't swim it was against the law and so when they come

01:52:41.440 over here i know crazy right weird thing i know um and uh you know when they come over here and they

01:52:47.600 got across the red river they don't swim they've never been in water they don't know they they come

01:52:54.400 over having no idea what the west is like and we think we know what the west is like uh if it was

01:53:04.160 anything like 1883 i would have gotten right back on that train and gone back to one of those stinky

01:53:10.640 cities no question i mean just too hard sorry not gonna do it yeah and unknown just everything is

01:53:19.120 unknown and you have no idea if you're going to make it from one day to the next because anything can

01:53:27.200 happen anything can happen bandits whether uh your cattle stolen your cattle die uh you run out of

01:53:35.600 food the snow comes too early it's you have no idea seems like you have virtually no chance to survive

01:53:43.840 no chance to survive those people i mean i've always the one the one thing that i do know is i had a

01:53:50.240 uh german great great grandmother who came over uh the plains and ended in uh montana and the only

01:54:01.680 story i know about her is that along the way somehow or another her eye was poked out

01:54:09.520 and the story is is that she was just such a badass that she wiped the blood off her face and was like 0.96

01:54:17.760 keep going you're like okay and she looks like the kind of we have one picture of her and she looks 0.91

01:54:25.920 like the kind of woman that would do that okay she looks fierce and now i really understand that's what 0.66

01:54:33.280 it took yeah you wouldn't be going you wouldn't have survived if you weren't like that yeah that trip

01:54:39.520 was not for the soft or it wasn't for you and no no no no no i don't know if it's for

01:54:47.600 anyone that i know today except navy seals you know what i mean yes it was only for the guys that

01:54:54.720 could i mean the the guys in 1883 that are uh shepherding are you know pretty much guys who just

01:55:01.680 want to die because you know they were in the civil war and it was so bad and everything else that

01:55:06.640 they're just like what the hell i'm gonna die anyway let's do this uh but it would take kind of that 0.64

01:55:12.560 person i don't know anybody who's like you know what would be fun i've always wanted to and then

01:55:18.960 go through it and go that was great i'm gonna go back and get some friends and do it again that's

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01:57:12.880 so i just got off the air and i said you need to watch the harlan coben series on netflix and

01:57:19.360 sarah said fantastic i didn't know you were i didn't know you were a fan too you know he's a

01:57:24.640 friend he's been on the show yeah he's been on the show several times i love his books uh i had no

01:57:31.360 idea he was doing stuff with like the bbc and now netflix all over the world and his what are the what

01:57:37.680 are some of the names of the shows the stranger really good really good they're like eight episodes and

01:57:46.080 you will not be able to figure out even what's really happening until the last episode and it

01:57:54.480 they're just they're spellbinding spellbinding the woods really good stay close really good

01:58:02.560 uh un chance the prop that one what is that one i don't know that one in a different language

01:58:08.640 apparently safe really good and the innocent uh very good so very good so these are like murder

01:58:18.080 mystery kind of things kind of uh they they they start out you know just like every day you know and

01:58:26.080 then something happens either somebody is murdered or some something is something you know they get a

01:58:32.480 letter from their past or something and you it's just like everybody's secret life and it starts out

01:58:40.480 with one person and then you know by the second episode there's a connection to somebody else

01:58:46.720 completely unrelated or at least you think and and then he just weaves like six lives together that

01:58:54.480 seemingly are completely disconnected and it's just am i am i describing this right absolutely without a

01:59:01.920 doubt yeah i mean it is they're incredible they're the best murder mysteries i've they are as good

01:59:10.240 uh in a different way as sherlock would you agree with that i don't watch that oh my gosh

01:59:18.320 sherlock was great sherlock was that was really good it's in a different class bbc thing yeah sherlock

01:59:23.200 is in a different class cumberbun was starting yeah because cinnamon bun was in it and uh he you know

01:59:29.440 he's fantastic so it's a different class but you know how you just are watching that and you're

01:59:33.920 like what the heck is happening this is over eight episodes and you'll just are they connected or are

01:59:41.600 they all standalone they're all standalone they're all based on books of his and so they're like

01:59:46.560 you know six to eight episodes each uh and i mean i just i i've i just he is my favorite writer of

01:59:57.760 television now because i've never seen television that good far as writing we're in the golden age

02:00:05.360 we are television right now because of streaming and all the different options and remember they

02:00:10.000 said you know these people who are like free the internet yeah yeah hey take your free the internet

02:00:15.520 i got it right here for you right um but look what's happened it's what's happened amazing yeah and

02:00:21.440 if they would leave other people alone and they wouldn't throttle people yeah can you imagine

02:00:27.360 what it would be like uh but yeah you're right it is the golden age in in every respect and you're

02:00:34.960 seeing things like i've watched shows from germany and whatever and if you can stand watching the

02:00:40.960 subtitles they're really good yeah they're really good do you remember what a joke the bbc was back in

02:00:47.760 the 60s and 70s it was yeah terrible terrible tv terrible and now it's brilliant yeah it's brilliant

02:00:58.080 i watched something the other day i think it was one of these harlan cobans and i think it was from

02:01:04.160 germany uh and i said to tanya i think it's the woods and i said to tanya i've never seen cinematography

02:01:12.800 like this on television i mean it is so far beyond it's weird it's almost like their lips actually

02:01:19.440 match the english that you're hearing oh i didn't watch it in english no they're they're speaking in

02:01:24.960 a different language or but like you're reading it and it looks like their mouth is matching the words

02:01:29.440 like it it's not like godzilla you know when you're like oh man that is crazy yeah but i i will take

02:01:35.520 watch it in the original language and just read the subtitles but it's it's it's filmmaking for television

02:01:43.280 in thing in ways that i mean we are just we are golden age i mean 1883 does that too the

02:01:48.800 cinematography oh my gosh outrageous and the lead character oh my gosh is she beautiful

02:01:55.840 oh yeah the 17 year old yeah and whatever i don't know what kind of accent she's supposed to have 1.00

02:02:00.720 some sort of american accent yeah but she plays that role she's a disney actress and she plays that 0.99

02:02:07.040 role perfectly absolutely she's awesome she is great and so is uh faith hill and tim mcgras good

02:02:14.400 yeah i mean they're really it's a good cast yeah it is it is i think they're all gonna die by the end

02:02:20.160 of it there's only gonna be one i think that makes it there's like oh no i'm all alone here in the

02:02:26.400 woods that's because i just ate the indians because i had to eat i mean i don't know what's gonna happen

02:02:35.120 in this thing but anyway we will uh see you tomorrow on radio tonight don't miss andrew clavin the podcast

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