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00:01:30.500 we have so much to go over today hello america let me just start there do you have your toilet paper

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00:01:46.260 we have a lot to cover a lot to cover we begin in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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00:03:29.640 hi stew how was your weekend wonderful how was yours oh my gosh i i it was

00:03:43.080 i can't you know yeah that good that's good that's good that was that good we're in separate

00:03:50.900 locations now i'm feeling a little disposable here at the studio well i'm just saying i'm just saying

00:03:56.220 if you don't have your bunker i'm no i'm you know what i'm i'm trying to do the right thing i'm trying

00:04:00.660 to uh uh separate us all as much as we possibly can i'm from home stew is in a studio all by himself

00:04:07.480 19 000 square feet uh you know i think you're probably pretty safe uh and we're trying to

00:04:13.300 just do what the government is asking us to do did you go out or did you quarantine yourself this

00:04:18.140 weekend we were largely quarantined and there was a trip to the grocery store here and there all right

00:04:23.240 not not too much activity this weekend uh my wife's already going crazy and i i informed her uh that 0.90

00:04:28.880 we haven't hit one day that the kids were supposed to be at school yet we're still in the weekend this

00:04:33.840 is that they're supposed to be home this week anyway you know i i'm there might be some homer

00:04:39.820 simpson uh homer simpson uh around the throat of the kids yes you know especially if this last i said

00:04:46.860 to my daughter yesterday who has two young kids uh i said she said well it's gonna be a long two weeks

00:04:53.360 and i said yeah and it's gonna be an even longer eight yeah and she said what and i said yeah two weeks

00:05:01.740 is not what this is going to be about no it's gonna be eight weeks yeah like for example my kids

00:05:06.580 school has stopped uh you know anybody coming in for the next two weeks and they're going to reassess

00:05:12.820 later but two weeks is going to be in the middle of like the peak of these numbers going crazy yeah

00:05:16.960 there's no way they're going to like let people back in at that point yeah i know the cdc limited

00:05:21.840 gatherings of 50 people or more or they're suggesting 50 people or more for the next eight weeks

00:05:26.900 so that's a that's a long time it's going to be interesting to see how america can react to

00:05:32.020 something like that yeah yeah it is you know what i discovered uh this weekend is that there are two

00:05:36.800 americas there are two americas and it's not the right or left uh america not the democrat republican

00:05:42.940 not the constitutionalist socialist it's really not it's really not it's uh the hey i've got a brain

00:05:49.780 i understand how to use it um i i i can read the tea leaves uh i i'm i'm responsible not only for

00:06:00.360 myself but there is something to social responsibility there's that america and then there's

00:06:06.220 hey let's go to the st patrick's day celebration and this thing is complete nonsense you know what i'm

00:06:14.480 saying and by the way i i i i think i think it's time to maybe we're gonna take a vacation we're gonna

00:06:23.280 go to south carolina we're gonna go on the beaches because the president just gave my kids another week

00:06:30.140 off so we have a week's vacation now i think that people in both camps uh hope and perhaps even believe

00:06:41.900 that this pandemic is overblown at this point and i think most people leave it's not going to affect

00:06:48.220 me but only one group only one of those two americas is is thinking clearly at this point

00:06:55.680 if you happen to have the coronavirus i don't have i only drink guinness no corona for me

00:07:06.420 if you are if you're sick and you don't know it and you were out last weekend because i'm like at this

00:07:14.460 i'm not in the eight this is me i'm only 34 years old and because uh uh uh 34 there's no way i it

00:07:25.520 is not gonna affect me that's totally cool that's totally cool but could we sober up and just think

00:07:31.480 for a minute if you are one of those people and you were out this weekend and you did without even

00:07:38.920 knowing it you infected someone else or you were out this weekend and they infected you that one person

00:07:47.260 that bastard i knew he was sick that person will infect 248 people one person with the virus whether 0.95

00:07:59.660 they know they have it or not will infect 248 people now here's where it gets kind of real

00:08:05.980 hang on i'm uh might need a drink for this here's where it gets real if you have 248 people that

00:08:17.100 you've infected that means two of the people that you infected will die are you just starting my

00:08:25.320 monday morning off with this yeah yeah i am if you go out and you are infected 248 people will get sick

00:08:39.260 two of them will die now i don't know about you but i spent my uh weekend in both americas this weekend

00:08:47.760 working on systems that will allow us to run our network with minimal exposure

00:08:53.560 in other words writers and producers are at home the cameras are as locked down as we can be talent

00:08:59.600 is at home or in isolated studios i was up friday saturday reading researching doing everything i could

00:09:06.860 up until 1 a.m and then up at 6 we readied our isolation rooms did anybody do that you did you do

00:09:13.440 that at your house too this uh weekend because you know you're supposed to do that do you even have

00:09:18.380 an isolation room anybody anybody um an isolation like a right like a man cave i gotta get into i'm

00:09:26.580 gonna get into it in a minute yeah we met as a family we did the things we were supposed to do we

00:09:31.860 checked on our elderly neighbors we went over checklists we ordered missing items that we that

00:09:36.860 we needed online we filled gas cans we made our children you know make sure that our children understood

00:09:42.640 the severity of uh of everything that we were dealing with you know we kind of we did that

00:09:48.300 and at the very same time we did something else that i found really fun really really fun uh it was um

00:09:57.460 it was uh listening to stories from friends and family and and friends of family online talking about

00:10:07.840 i'm going to the beach there it was only one last birthday uh party it was uh 24 children and they

00:10:17.760 got together and we brought the grand and everything was fine everybody was fine i heard people tell

00:10:26.180 people my kids just won't stay at home that long it hasn't even started yet we aren't sick nor is

00:10:34.300 anybody we know i've never been over to china i'm not in the age range that is in a danger zone i just

00:10:42.920 i just you know i know that they both start with letters that are kind of you know south in the alphabet

00:10:49.820 uh one has a q one has a v both kind of not used so you can confuse me like i don't know it starts

00:10:57.000 one of them fancy letters we hardly ever use quarantine and vaccine or vacation is not the

00:11:04.820 same thing quarantine is different than vacation national emergencies different we don't usually

00:11:13.900 call a national emergency for a vacation the stock market is at its most volatile since hoover was in

00:11:23.420 office now i just i i i just i may may i may i point out one thing because i agree with you that

00:11:37.700 the press wants donald trump to not be present i get it i'm with you i mean i saw cnn with uh what's

00:11:48.560 his name george soros's buddy on cnn uh we just played it in the four minute buzz

00:11:54.820 uh donald trump is uh much more like uh kim jong-un uh than any other uh any other person that's leading

00:12:08.680 a country i mean he's taking the tactics of kim jong-un shut up shut up 0.80

00:12:15.560 kim jong-un what a pile of crap that is i can't take the media can't take it 1.00

00:12:24.680 now with that being said forget the media have you seen what's going on outside do you think

00:12:32.620 that china france germany italy england ireland all over the world

00:12:43.500 everybody is just doing this to get donald trump out of office everybody everybody stay home

00:12:50.660 and italy you're you're you're we want you to bring a little hope uh we want you to all stay at home and

00:12:57.120 uh uh sing to each other outside the windows yeah sing to each other outside the windows that'd be

00:13:01.500 really good do you think they're doing this to get rid of donald trump

00:13:05.880 do you think that we want to shut down the global air travel on a whim if i hear one thing from people

00:13:14.800 who are like i cannot believe how long it took me to get through the airport uh this weekend uh you

00:13:21.020 know i was over and i was vacationing over in europe i get it you had a vacation planned you went

00:13:26.440 and then we get here and we stood in long lines of course everyone who's an american is coming home

00:13:34.440 did you think that would run smoothly it sucks when everybody is not coming home

00:13:42.380 all i've been really able to think about all weekend

00:13:48.780 are my parents

00:13:53.260 my friends

00:13:56.460 who were supposed to go in and get a kidney i don't know if they're going to be able to go

00:14:03.120 and get kidney my daughter who is supposed to go in for more brain surgery i don't know if she's 1.00

00:14:08.900 going to be able to go in and have brain surgery i highly doubt it i don't think they're going to be

00:14:12.180 doing it she's going to have to wait but those people who cannot wait what are they going to do

00:14:19.860 how about the people who can't see their loved ones who are in a nursing home can you

00:14:25.960 imagine what that is like not being able to see your parent

00:14:29.980 or the elderly who are afraid and alone think of the hospital workers that are feeling the calm

00:14:39.800 before the storm how frightened many of them must be knowing what is coming

00:14:44.540 knowing that how are i how am i going to take care of my family

00:14:48.940 am i going to get sick

00:14:50.940 will i have to make the choice to deprive care for somebody

00:14:56.680 so somebody else can live

00:14:58.780 am i going to be in the situation that they're in italy

00:15:01.620 where we don't have any more resources

00:15:04.700 how many people are they going to have to treat that we're out i don't have the virus

00:15:12.140 preparing this weekend while they were preparing for overcrowded hospitals

00:15:18.700 eight days in eight days

00:15:22.280 they tell us now and i hope this is not true

00:15:27.020 but they tell us in eight days our hospitals are going to be beginning to be overrun

00:15:32.660 we'll have medical tents instead of rooms

00:15:37.600 the president called for a national day of prayer yesterday

00:15:43.060 one america laughed it off

00:15:48.400 may have even scoffed

00:15:50.900 most americans i don't even think even paid attention or knew

00:15:54.240 i know this audience

00:15:59.580 and we may disagree from time to time

00:16:01.600 but you're good

00:16:02.800 you are a good good person

00:16:06.040 even though national day of prayer was yesterday

00:16:11.420 may i suggest

00:16:12.780 that we pray that it isn't too late for us

00:16:15.740 to ask for his help healing and comfort

00:16:17.880 in the next few weeks

00:16:19.420 this is not something

00:16:22.660 that most of us are going to have to worry about

00:16:26.380 when it comes to dying

00:16:28.580 we have to be responsible

00:16:32.720 because we're not living in a dictatorship

00:16:36.060 and unless you want to live in a dictatorship

00:16:39.880 unless you want the government to tell you what you can and cannot do

00:16:44.340 we must be responsible

00:16:46.640 it's time to grow up america

00:16:50.580 because i i honestly i am

00:16:57.300 i know why i'm so optimistic on this

00:17:01.940 and it has been

00:17:05.040 it's been crippling

00:17:05.940 this weekend for me

00:17:07.600 because i see the other hand

00:17:14.820 what the other hand

00:17:16.080 what the other shoe is

00:17:17.380 and i want to get into that

00:17:19.420 um here in just a few minutes

00:17:21.440 i'm also going to give you the things that you need to do

00:17:23.980 and you need to know

00:17:24.960 but i want to i want to also take you through

00:17:27.500 what some of the

00:17:28.900 what doctors are saying here in america

00:17:30.980 the warnings

00:17:32.460 how many times do we have to read the warnings from it

00:17:35.020 from italians who are saying

00:17:36.300 hey don't don't be stupid like we were 0.69

00:17:38.700 just 10 days ago

00:17:40.020 we thought this was nonsense

00:17:41.340 please don't be stupid

00:17:43.180 we have to listen to those voices

00:17:46.420 it's not going to kill us all

00:17:48.560 but remember

00:17:50.680 one sick person

00:17:53.240 one will infect 248

00:17:55.980 one sick person

00:17:57.960 will be responsible for the deaths

00:18:00.100 of two

00:18:01.440 don't risk it

00:18:03.960 don't be that person

00:18:05.680 don't be that person

00:18:07.140 who's one of the 248

00:18:08.840 and god forbid

00:18:09.420 you're one of the two

00:18:11.060 all right so you went out to the local walmart

00:18:17.820 with your riot gear on

00:18:18.760 and you spent 40 minutes

00:18:19.820 fighting your way through

00:18:20.840 all the people

00:18:21.800 to the toilet paper aisle

00:18:22.940 finally you made it there

00:18:24.120 then you fought

00:18:25.180 three little old ladies 0.99

00:18:26.300 to the death

00:18:26.960 over the last package

00:18:28.240 of toilet paper

00:18:29.060 which you spent

00:18:29.600 another hour defending

00:18:31.100 as you made your way

00:18:32.420 to the front counter

00:18:33.140 now

00:18:34.020 you gaze at the package

00:18:35.660 only to realize

00:18:36.560 you just bought

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00:19:32.580 I got this from

00:19:44.080 a doctor friend

00:19:44.780 of mine

00:19:45.200 hi everybody

00:19:46.020 can't possibly

00:19:47.700 stress this enough

00:19:48.780 people are not

00:19:50.240 following the

00:19:50.940 social distancing

00:19:51.700 recommendation

00:19:52.460 my kids are

00:19:53.820 annoyed

00:19:54.320 that I won't

00:19:57.200 let them spend 0.93

00:19:57.780 time with

00:19:58.300 friends

00:19:58.740 many of

00:19:59.300 their friends

00:19:59.680 are still

00:20:00.020 going out

00:20:00.600 many intelligent

00:20:02.000 adults

00:20:02.480 I know

00:20:03.460 are still

00:20:03.960 going out

00:20:04.340 to eat

00:20:04.720 to movies

00:20:05.260 to shopping

00:20:05.780 visiting one

00:20:06.420 another

00:20:06.700 the virus

00:20:07.580 is not

00:20:08.540 a joke

00:20:09.240 it doubles

00:20:10.360 rapidly

00:20:11.060 all it takes

00:20:12.300 is one person

00:20:13.320 out there

00:20:13.720 interacting

00:20:14.240 one person

00:20:15.020 by the time

00:20:15.820 they're sick

00:20:16.340 they've exposed

00:20:17.180 two others

00:20:18.000 they infect

00:20:18.920 two more

00:20:19.460 and a short

00:20:19.940 period of time

00:20:20.700 two is four

00:20:21.720 then eight

00:20:22.200 16

00:20:22.660 132

00:20:23.240 64

00:20:23.820 128

00:20:24.540 and 248

00:20:25.880 terrifying

00:20:26.460 the birthday

00:20:28.320 parties can

00:20:28.900 wait

00:20:29.220 the playdates

00:20:30.480 need to

00:20:31.180 stop

00:20:31.640 immediately

00:20:32.280 I got

00:20:33.020 an email

00:20:33.900 from

00:20:34.420 my

00:20:36.720 wife

00:20:39.740 this weekend

00:20:40.340 she says

00:20:40.960 she knows

00:20:41.360 somebody

00:20:41.740 that

00:20:42.160 is going

00:20:43.320 out

00:20:43.600 and they

00:20:43.900 play

00:20:44.300 I don't know

00:20:44.900 it was

00:20:45.180 canaster

00:20:45.740 or pinochle

00:20:46.380 or something

00:20:46.880 and it's

00:20:48.080 this group

00:20:48.520 of like

00:20:48.920 eight

00:20:49.420 old women 0.99

00:20:50.280 the youngest

00:20:51.540 is like

00:20:52.020 65

00:20:52.560 the oldest

00:20:53.360 is in

00:20:53.740 the 90s

00:20:54.340 in their

00:20:54.620 90s

00:20:55.380 and one

00:20:55.760 of them

00:20:55.980 wrote

00:20:56.220 I don't

00:20:57.140 think we

00:20:57.460 should get

00:20:57.840 together

00:20:58.220 for our

00:20:58.740 card game

00:20:59.340 this week

00:20:59.920 no

00:21:01.560 but that

00:21:02.660 wasn't the

00:21:03.100 decision

00:21:03.440 I think

00:21:03.780 from everybody

00:21:04.320 else

00:21:04.700 everybody

00:21:04.960 else

00:21:05.220 was like

00:21:05.560 oh no

00:21:06.240 it's fine

00:21:06.860 no it's

00:21:07.440 not

00:21:07.920 fine

00:21:08.600 can you

00:21:09.140 stop

00:21:09.760 this

00:21:10.260 we're

00:21:12.980 all in

00:21:13.620 this

00:21:13.940 together

00:21:14.600 what is

00:21:15.640 it

00:21:15.900 what is

00:21:16.620 it

00:21:16.860 that is

00:21:17.160 going to

00:21:17.460 make

00:21:17.700 people

00:21:18.020 get

00:21:18.360 this

00:21:18.780 what is

00:21:21.960 it

00:21:22.220 do you

00:21:23.780 want

00:21:24.100 the

00:21:24.340 do you

00:21:24.980 want

00:21:25.340 the

00:21:26.240 did you

00:21:27.240 hear

00:21:27.360 about

00:21:27.560 Chicago

00:21:27.940 Stu

00:21:28.300 the

00:21:29.320 mayor

00:21:29.680 of

00:21:29.880 Chicago

00:21:30.300 came

00:21:30.940 out

00:21:31.160 last

00:21:31.520 weekend

00:21:32.060 or

00:21:32.360 last

00:21:32.600 Friday

00:21:33.000 I

00:21:33.180 think

00:21:33.380 Thursday

00:21:33.600 Friday

00:21:33.940 and said

00:21:34.200 okay

00:21:34.540 everybody

00:21:35.040 you gotta

00:21:36.420 stay

00:21:36.740 home

00:21:37.020 in

00:21:37.180 bars

00:21:37.520 and

00:21:37.760 restaurants

00:21:38.260 move

00:21:38.700 the

00:21:38.880 tables

00:21:39.200 apart

00:21:39.700 you know

00:21:40.380 cut

00:21:40.720 your

00:21:41.020 cut

00:21:41.480 your

00:21:41.740 capacity

00:21:42.420 in

00:21:42.720 half

00:21:43.100 so

00:21:45.340 if you

00:21:45.600 could

00:21:45.840 have

00:21:46.260 you know

00:21:46.580 a hundred

00:21:46.880 people

00:21:47.280 in the

00:21:47.760 in the

00:21:48.140 bar

00:21:48.360 maybe

00:21:48.740 it's

00:21:49.080 only

00:21:49.400 you know

00:21:49.820 50

00:21:50.300 people

00:21:50.760 this

00:21:51.320 weekend

00:21:51.660 nobody

00:21:52.880 did it

00:21:53.620 nobody

00:21:54.160 was

00:21:54.460 nobody

00:21:54.780 was

00:21:55.080 cutting

00:21:55.400 back

00:21:55.860 everybody

00:21:56.200 was out

00:21:56.820 it's

00:21:57.240 hey

00:21:57.520 Patrick's

00:21:58.200 day

00:21:58.460 you know

00:21:59.020 about the

00:21:59.600 snakes

00:22:00.260 did you

00:22:01.860 know

00:22:02.240 that just

00:22:02.800 last week

00:22:03.600 in Ireland

00:22:04.460 true story

00:22:05.680 in Ireland

00:22:07.140 just last

00:22:07.720 week

00:22:07.880 the very

00:22:08.820 first person

00:22:09.800 died

00:22:10.600 from

00:22:11.760 snake

00:22:13.000 bite

00:22:13.320 first

00:22:14.480 time

00:22:14.720 it's

00:22:14.880 happened

00:22:15.140 in

00:22:15.320 history

00:22:15.700 so

00:22:17.020 what

00:22:17.180 does

00:22:17.320 he

00:22:17.440 do

00:22:17.720 because

00:22:18.460 everybody

00:22:18.780 was

00:22:19.020 out

00:22:19.400 he

00:22:20.580 then

00:22:20.760 comes

00:22:21.000 out

00:22:21.160 yesterday

00:22:21.560 and says

00:22:22.040 okay

00:22:22.440 well

00:22:22.860 the

00:22:23.080 time

00:22:23.360 for a

00:22:23.860 nice

00:22:24.240 friendly

00:22:24.660 ask

00:22:25.240 is

00:22:25.480 over

00:22:25.820 we're

00:22:26.600 shutting

00:22:26.920 everything

00:22:27.360 down

00:22:27.780 oh

00:22:29.640 okay

00:22:30.480 well

00:22:31.560 wait

00:22:31.780 until you

00:22:32.120 hear what

00:22:32.620 other

00:22:33.300 towns

00:22:33.860 in

00:22:34.300 Illinois

00:22:34.620 are

00:22:35.040 now

00:22:35.280 thinking

00:22:35.620 they

00:22:35.840 have

00:22:36.060 a

00:22:36.200 right

00:22:36.460 to

00:22:36.740 do

00:22:37.020 and

00:22:38.060 the

00:22:39.420 real

00:22:39.920 danger

00:22:40.960 the

00:22:41.880 thing

00:22:42.940 that

00:22:43.200 we

00:22:43.400 should

00:22:43.940 be

00:22:44.180 talking

00:22:44.660 about

00:22:45.080 all

00:22:45.560 coming

00:22:45.840 up

00:22:46.040 I

00:22:46.140 hit

00:22:46.280 that

00:22:46.440 at

00:22:46.560 the

00:22:46.700 top

00:22:46.960 of

00:22:47.140 next

00:22:47.400 hour

00:22:47.700 don't

00:22:48.000 miss

00:22:48.160 it

00:22:48.260 American

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00:22:56.080 holy cow

00:22:58.360 so interest

00:22:59.280 rates are

00:23:00.000 what are they

00:23:00.680 Stu

00:23:01.440 are they at

00:23:01.880 zero yet

00:23:02.500 as close as

00:23:03.820 they can get

00:23:04.260 without being

00:23:04.740 zero

00:23:05.060 yes

00:23:05.380 0.25%

00:23:07.540 interest

00:23:07.900 rates

00:23:08.260 how'd you

00:23:09.480 like to

00:23:09.800 refinance

00:23:10.480 you know

00:23:11.280 I'm now

00:23:11.660 at the

00:23:11.920 point

00:23:12.100 where I'm

00:23:12.380 like

00:23:12.560 maybe I

00:23:13.420 refinance

00:23:14.060 and get

00:23:14.520 the bank

00:23:14.900 to pay

00:23:15.380 me

00:23:15.880 for

00:23:16.860 taking

00:23:17.340 out

00:23:17.560 that

00:23:17.740 loan

00:23:18.040 because

00:23:18.580 that's

00:23:19.380 what's

00:23:19.600 coming

00:23:19.940 negative

00:23:21.000 interest

00:23:21.440 rates

00:23:21.800 now

00:23:22.500 you might

00:23:22.860 say

00:23:23.040 to

00:23:23.160 yourself

00:23:23.580 gee

00:23:24.040 that

00:23:24.780 doesn't

00:23:25.180 sound

00:23:25.420 like a

00:23:25.720 real

00:23:25.900 capitalist

00:23:26.480 thing

00:23:26.840 to

00:23:27.000 do

00:23:27.220 how

00:23:27.500 do

00:23:27.680 negative

00:23:28.280 interest

00:23:28.760 rates

00:23:29.080 work

00:23:29.540 I

00:23:31.020 know

00:23:31.640 right

00:23:32.600 do

00:23:34.280 the

00:23:34.440 responsible

00:23:34.880 thing

00:23:35.240 right

00:23:35.600 now

00:23:36.000 you

00:23:36.840 have

00:23:37.260 unbelievably

00:23:38.400 low

00:23:38.840 interest

00:23:39.380 rates

00:23:39.700 they

00:23:39.880 just

00:23:40.160 lowered

00:23:40.540 it

00:23:40.740 again

00:23:41.260 last

00:23:41.800 night

00:23:42.120 americanfinancing.net

00:23:43.680 can help you

00:23:44.360 please

00:23:44.920 refi

00:23:45.660 right now

00:23:46.660 consolidate

00:23:47.700 all of your loans

00:23:48.660 get out of that

00:23:49.400 high interest debt

00:23:50.300 believe me

00:23:51.420 you can save

00:23:52.300 some places

00:23:53.180 you know

00:23:53.720 a thousand

00:23:54.360 probably

00:23:54.960 now

00:23:55.440 maybe

00:23:55.740 fifteen

00:23:56.340 hundred

00:23:56.620 dollars

00:23:57.000 a month

00:23:57.780 in some

00:23:58.660 cases

00:23:59.100 please

00:23:59.820 call

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00:24:02.500 or

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00:24:04.420 blaze tv.com

00:24:06.220 is the place to go

00:24:07.020 to get your

00:24:07.780 subscription to

00:24:08.720 blaze tv

00:24:09.220 use the promo

00:24:10.100 code glenn

00:24:10.700 and save

00:24:11.340 ten bucks

00:24:11.880 well

00:24:21.520 just in the

00:24:22.440 commercial break

00:24:23.260 something

00:24:24.320 happened

00:24:24.860 the

00:24:26.020 dow

00:24:26.800 opened

00:24:27.340 and the

00:24:28.280 dow

00:24:28.560 closed

00:24:29.360 we are

00:24:30.960 already

00:24:31.340 down

00:24:32.000 what

00:24:32.880 nine

00:24:33.420 percent

00:24:34.000 nine

00:24:34.520 nine

00:24:34.860 point

00:24:35.060 seven

00:24:35.380 percent

00:24:35.820 two

00:24:36.420 two

00:24:36.720 hundred

00:24:37.520 and fifty

00:24:37.980 points

00:24:38.420 in the

00:24:38.640 dow

00:24:38.940 in the

00:24:39.600 last

00:24:39.840 three

00:24:40.440 minutes

00:24:40.800 and so

00:24:41.540 trading

00:24:41.800 is halted

00:24:42.220 if you

00:24:42.380 remember

00:24:42.600 this from

00:24:42.940 last week

00:24:43.780 twice

00:24:44.500 the first

00:24:45.160 two times

00:24:45.560 that it

00:24:45.760 happened

00:24:46.060 this will

00:24:46.880 be the

00:24:47.140 third

00:24:47.320 time

00:24:47.580 and now

00:24:47.820 two

00:24:48.000 weeks

00:24:48.220 where

00:24:48.420 they

00:24:48.560 have

00:24:48.700 this

00:24:48.840 circuit

00:24:49.100 breaker

00:24:49.320 situation

00:24:49.820 with the

00:24:50.100 s&p

00:24:50.440 500

00:24:50.780 if it's

00:24:51.140 down

00:24:51.300 seven

00:24:51.640 percent

00:24:52.060 trading

00:24:52.940 turns

00:24:53.220 off

00:24:53.460 for

00:24:53.600 15

00:24:54.000 minutes

00:24:54.340 if it

00:24:54.820 goes

00:24:54.940 down

00:24:55.100 another

00:24:55.300 six

00:24:55.660 percent

00:24:56.000 it

00:24:56.860 goes

00:24:57.140 turns

00:24:57.920 off

00:24:58.080 for

00:24:58.180 another

00:24:58.320 15

00:25:04.520 i'm part

00:25:05.680 of that

00:25:06.100 i took

00:25:06.580 everything

00:25:07.340 out of

00:25:07.660 the stock

00:25:07.980 market

00:25:08.360 last night

00:25:09.400 so i

00:25:10.860 am part

00:25:11.580 of that

00:25:12.000 well i

00:25:12.480 mean i

00:25:12.920 will

00:25:13.260 this morning

00:25:14.340 really right

00:25:14.780 if if

00:25:15.940 my pardon

00:25:16.760 me

00:25:16.980 well last

00:25:18.160 night i

00:25:18.460 mean i

00:25:18.720 don't know i

00:25:19.140 don't know

00:25:19.280 what your

00:25:19.500 situation is i

00:25:20.300 know there

00:25:20.520 are people

00:25:20.880 that do

00:25:21.280 no no

00:25:21.620 that do

00:25:22.680 yeah

00:25:22.880 go ahead

00:25:26.240 i was gonna

00:25:26.680 say there

00:25:26.940 are people

00:25:27.340 who i

00:25:27.680 mean like i

00:25:28.020 i don't have

00:25:28.840 any ability

00:25:29.280 to trade

00:25:29.780 stocks in

00:25:30.260 the middle

00:25:30.480 of the night

00:25:30.800 off the

00:25:31.080 market

00:25:31.320 maybe you

00:25:31.860 do i

00:25:32.760 mean seriously

00:25:33.220 obviously no

00:25:33.740 i called

00:25:34.520 no no

00:25:35.100 yes you

00:25:36.260 can you

00:25:36.740 can trade

00:25:37.200 in the

00:25:37.480 middle of

00:25:37.780 the night

00:25:38.100 i called

00:25:38.900 my broker

00:25:39.540 last night

00:25:40.480 and i

00:25:40.820 said first

00:25:41.480 thing so

00:25:42.120 hopefully i'm

00:25:43.380 in this first

00:25:44.100 wave right

00:25:45.060 right i don't

00:25:45.800 know how long

00:25:46.580 it's going to

00:25:46.940 take him but

00:25:47.580 hopefully i'm

00:25:49.540 in that first

00:25:50.180 wave yeah you

00:25:50.820 can place those

00:25:51.300 those those

00:25:52.180 orders uh

00:25:53.300 overnight i

00:25:53.840 mean obviously

00:25:54.600 there are yes

00:25:55.360 people at higher

00:25:56.040 levels that do

00:25:56.900 all sorts of

00:25:57.440 different things they

00:25:57.980 have futures that

00:25:58.680 are traded i

00:25:59.280 just don't i

00:25:59.880 mean i i don't

00:26:00.660 like no i'm a

00:26:02.540 regular yeah no i

00:26:03.620 get the regular

00:26:04.240 thing too but i

00:26:05.140 will tell you why

00:26:06.220 i did it and i

00:26:07.740 you really need to

00:26:10.160 pay attention to

00:26:11.080 this uh coming up

00:26:12.560 in about 25 minutes

00:26:13.640 from now this is

00:26:15.200 the thing this when

00:26:16.440 this hit me this

00:26:17.300 weekend because

00:26:18.280 something bothered

00:26:19.000 me in the

00:26:20.160 president's speech

00:26:21.160 i think it was from

00:26:23.200 the oval and he

00:26:24.720 said something and

00:26:25.460 i was like wow

00:26:26.280 that's weird why

00:26:27.120 would he say that

00:26:28.000 well i figured it

00:26:29.560 out this weekend

00:26:30.300 and uh i'll give

00:26:32.300 you that at the

00:26:32.860 top of the hour

00:26:33.420 please please pay

00:26:35.640 attention to what

00:26:36.600 is is happening

00:26:37.680 um welcome to

00:26:39.100 pat gray from

00:26:39.640 pat gray unleashed

00:26:40.800 thank you you

00:26:41.280 know i was just i

00:26:41.960 was just talking

00:26:42.440 pat about uh

00:26:43.300 chicago and how

00:26:44.300 chicago said you

00:26:45.160 know what we're

00:26:45.760 just gonna close

00:26:46.560 things down and a

00:26:47.800 lot of a lot of

00:26:48.620 towns are doing

00:26:49.100 that but champaign

00:26:50.280 illinois is really

00:26:51.140 taking it to a new

00:26:52.160 level yeah they

00:26:52.880 really are the

00:26:54.560 mayor of champaign

00:26:55.520 illinois gave

00:26:56.700 herself the power 0.96

00:26:57.800 to ban the sale

00:26:59.440 of guns and

00:27:00.460 alcohol after

00:27:01.800 declaring a city

00:27:02.740 wide emergency

00:27:03.540 so the city wide

00:27:04.620 emergency kicked in

00:27:06.320 the municipal code

00:27:07.460 and that includes

00:27:09.460 the extraordinary

00:27:10.460 power for the

00:27:11.800 mayor to do

00:27:12.640 pretty much

00:27:13.400 whatever she wants

00:27:14.420 she can take

00:27:14.980 possession of

00:27:15.920 private property

00:27:17.340 uh can she 0.87

00:27:18.640 she yes she can

00:27:20.160 she can cut off 0.99

00:27:22.180 access to

00:27:22.980 individuals gas

00:27:24.200 water or

00:27:25.420 electricity

00:27:26.000 electricity she

00:27:26.880 can ban the

00:27:27.580 sale of guns

00:27:28.620 ammo alcohol

00:27:30.100 and gasoline

00:27:31.420 i'm wondering

00:27:33.320 where she gets

00:27:34.100 these powers

00:27:35.020 uh in the

00:27:35.960 municipal code

00:27:36.880 which has got to

00:27:37.600 be unconstitutional

00:27:38.500 that can't be

00:27:39.260 real that's not

00:27:39.720 how any of this

00:27:40.400 works no you've

00:27:41.680 got to be able to

00:27:42.340 challenge this and

00:27:43.240 say um no we

00:27:44.560 have something

00:27:44.960 called uh oh

00:27:47.180 the constitution

00:27:48.160 which should

00:27:49.140 preclude your

00:27:50.060 municipal order

00:27:51.100 yeah the

00:27:52.140 constitution remember

00:27:53.280 regulates what the

00:27:54.560 federal government

00:27:55.340 can do not what

00:27:56.340 the states and

00:27:57.080 local government

00:27:57.820 can do right but

00:27:58.440 it prohibits the

00:27:59.260 states and local

00:27:59.740 government from

00:28:00.200 doing certain

00:28:00.680 things yes it

00:28:01.940 it does circumvent

00:28:03.120 municipal laws like

00:28:04.620 this yeah in

00:28:05.440 other words you

00:28:05.860 can't violate the

00:28:06.700 constitution locally

00:28:07.840 really yeah you

00:28:09.800 think just because

00:28:10.960 of the constitution

00:28:11.900 we somehow or

00:28:13.180 another cannot just

00:28:14.100 take people's

00:28:14.740 property yeah

00:28:15.940 that's especially

00:28:17.020 guns would be

00:28:17.920 one of the

00:28:18.860 hardest things to

00:28:19.640 take may i just

00:28:21.120 give you some

00:28:21.900 advice here as a

00:28:23.740 recovering alcoholic

00:28:24.740 buy alcohol now

00:28:28.960 and i'm not saying

00:28:30.580 because oh glenn's

00:28:32.020 saying it can be

00:28:32.740 parted or no i'm

00:28:34.980 saying you're going

00:28:36.160 to need those

00:28:36.920 blackouts you got

00:28:40.120 your kids home i

00:28:41.200 guarantee you for

00:28:42.160 the next eight weeks

00:28:43.100 guarantee you they're

00:28:44.500 going to be home for

00:28:45.100 the next eight weeks

00:28:45.980 easy you are going

00:28:47.440 to need more alcohol

00:28:48.720 than you purchased

00:28:49.680 whatever it is you

00:28:51.380 purchased you need

00:28:52.740 more well i'm not

00:28:54.080 enough i don't even

00:28:54.820 understand this thing

00:28:55.580 where they're like oh

00:28:56.120 you gotta stay out of

00:28:57.080 the bars it's like you

00:28:58.040 guys realize you can

00:28:58.840 drink at home right

00:28:59.680 like all the problems

00:29:01.160 with why go to the

00:29:02.120 bar like you said the

00:29:03.460 annoying part about

00:29:04.520 drinking is like

00:29:05.180 bumping into people

00:29:06.360 and people spilling

00:29:07.260 things on you you're

00:29:08.080 gonna sit right on the

00:29:08.800 couch and watch

00:29:09.320 netflix hammered i i

00:29:11.080 hate all those drunk

00:29:12.700 people there's no

00:29:15.440 reason to go i mean

00:29:17.520 sure you might say

00:29:18.600 only alcoholics drink

00:29:19.820 alone not in the time

00:29:21.360 of a quarantine there's

00:29:23.780 another loophole for

00:29:24.880 you i was i thought

00:29:27.400 i'd be an alcoholic

00:29:28.240 if i was drinking

00:29:29.200 alone but i'm

00:29:30.080 drinking morning till

00:29:31.280 night alone but i am

00:29:33.860 quarantined now so

00:29:35.500 can i also ask

00:29:36.560 alcoholics don't care

00:29:37.460 ask a question at this

00:29:39.460 point that it seems

00:29:42.000 sort of obvious okay

00:29:45.040 how stupid do those

00:29:46.340 preppers look right

00:29:47.400 now

00:29:47.700 what a bunch of

00:29:49.700 maroons oh my gosh

00:29:52.360 oh man you are so

00:29:53.520 right do they look

00:29:54.720 like morons oh i'm 0.69

00:29:56.560 gonna get prepared for

00:29:57.760 some kind of emergency

00:29:59.060 you idiots morons can i 0.98

00:30:04.620 tell you something i

00:30:05.580 can't tell you how

00:30:06.460 relaxed my family has

00:30:08.060 been we've been like

00:30:08.940 okay we got to do this

00:30:10.400 we got to do that all

00:30:11.720 right we got it well you

00:30:13.360 have to have these yeah

00:30:14.580 probably got that i mean

00:30:16.460 it's if you've if you've

00:30:18.440 been paying attention and

00:30:20.240 you've been prepping you

00:30:21.940 know what i've been

00:30:22.960 saying for the longest

00:30:24.100 time the peace of mind

00:30:25.800 that you will have yeah

00:30:27.260 is so great

00:30:28.520 all i've had to

00:30:29.580 right all i've had to

00:30:31.660 worry about are you know

00:30:33.320 hey how do we get the

00:30:34.800 network on the air in

00:30:35.820 case there's nobody

00:30:36.900 there uh how do we you

00:30:39.260 know how do we do these

00:30:40.740 things how do we how do

00:30:43.100 we make sure that all of

00:30:44.420 the guns are loaded for

00:30:45.480 so when the people are

00:30:46.520 like i was at the st

00:30:47.820 hendrick's day party and

00:30:49.360 i just missed that

00:30:50.720 somehow or another do we

00:30:52.460 have enough ammunition

00:30:53.380 for those people yeah

00:30:54.820 i'll say too like there's

00:30:56.220 been a lot of overblown

00:30:58.060 stuff i think on how

00:30:59.740 crazy it's been at these

00:31:01.680 stores we all know this

00:31:03.320 is going to get worse and

00:31:04.400 we've talked about this

00:31:05.480 for weeks but just

00:31:06.300 because of the numbers

00:31:07.120 and the way they're

00:31:07.600 going to work it's going

00:31:08.300 to look a lot worse and

00:31:09.720 it's going to be worse

00:31:10.460 over the next few weeks

00:31:11.260 but like i you know i

00:31:12.400 went to the store this

00:31:13.080 weekend uh you know

00:31:14.740 yes there are there

00:31:15.800 are incidents of people

00:31:17.440 fighting in the stores

00:31:18.380 just like black friday

00:31:19.460 there are there are

00:31:20.940 ridiculous toilet paper

00:31:22.260 outages in certain

00:31:23.220 places when i went to

00:31:24.520 the store this weekend

00:31:25.180 there were certain

00:31:25.940 things that were there

00:31:27.860 were very specific um

00:31:30.600 limited supplies of

00:31:32.020 things like there's

00:31:32.680 certain you know there's

00:31:33.620 less water than there

00:31:34.460 would have normally been

00:31:35.520 there was toilet there

00:31:36.860 was less toilet paper

00:31:37.800 there's some of those

00:31:38.620 things but they're

00:31:39.380 what's that did you

00:31:43.220 claw anybody's eyes out

00:31:44.320 i mean there's there's

00:31:45.260 blood still under my

00:31:46.200 fingernail sure all right

00:31:47.500 all right obviously

00:31:50.320 the point is there was

00:31:51.180 still tons of stuff and

00:31:52.700 there's gonna be more

00:31:53.640 tomorrow yeah you know

00:31:55.460 or the day after they

00:31:56.460 are focused very heavily

00:31:57.840 trump is too on making

00:31:59.220 sure these these grocery

00:32:00.300 stores are going to be

00:32:01.420 restocked and that's

00:32:02.780 that's important it

00:32:03.920 doesn't mean you need to

00:32:04.660 go in there and buy

00:32:05.300 every single thing that

00:32:06.540 you see but i will say

00:32:08.000 there's still tons in

00:32:09.360 the stores may i just

00:32:11.020 ask this question what

00:32:12.440 part of amazon.com can

00:32:15.200 we not spell i mean

00:32:18.020 when you make it easier

00:32:18.960 i we gotta go out to

00:32:21.760 the store the president

00:32:23.660 is telling us stay

00:32:25.240 inside stay inside but

00:32:27.480 we need food how else

00:32:29.240 could we possibly get

00:32:30.440 food i've got to claw

00:32:32.060 somebody's eyes out in a

00:32:33.800 crowd in the grocery

00:32:35.420 store i just like to

00:32:36.880 point out amazon.com is

00:32:38.620 delivering you know

00:32:39.820 it's it's right there

00:32:40.660 they deliver right to

00:32:41.520 your door yeah yeah

00:32:42.600 shut up how are we

00:32:43.940 gonna get the toilet

00:32:44.880 paper that one last

00:32:46.220 roll that's on that

00:32:47.140 shelf at the kroger i

00:32:48.820 again like to shut up

00:32:50.200 will you we're trying to

00:32:51.840 talk over here i don't

00:32:53.140 understand how this how

00:32:55.700 we're missing amazon my

00:32:57.300 wife said to me on 0.99

00:32:58.080 saturday i gotta go to

00:32:59.520 the store because i have

00:33:00.280 to i said honey what

00:33:02.680 didn't we just say that

00:33:04.720 we weren't gonna go to

00:33:05.820 store yeah i know but i

00:33:06.620 have to get some things

00:33:07.800 i'd like to point out

00:33:09.560 amazon.com i guess you

00:33:12.100 can do uh groceries are

00:33:13.760 not there's also

00:33:14.560 instacart which i've uh

00:33:15.840 used for for grocery

00:33:17.100 delivery which is uh kind

00:33:18.160 of nice there's a bunch

00:33:19.080 of services that will do

00:33:19.900 this type of thing for

00:33:20.980 you um but it does feel

00:33:22.760 like people aren't used

00:33:24.400 to ordering milk online

00:33:25.780 like that's not a normal

00:33:26.820 thing people are used to

00:33:27.960 doing so it is out of the

00:33:29.400 norm but you can do it

00:33:30.440 there are plenty of

00:33:31.040 places that will deliver

00:33:31.960 all that stuff if you

00:33:33.160 yeah i don't mean the

00:33:33.820 milk because i wasn't

00:33:34.800 even it wasn't even

00:33:35.800 milk it was like i need

00:33:37.240 some more pasta okay

00:33:39.600 yeah you're probably

00:33:40.540 yeah you're you might

00:33:41.900 pay more for it right

00:33:42.980 now online um but yeah

00:33:45.520 there wasn't a lot

00:33:46.240 pasta was definitely one

00:33:47.340 of the things that had

00:33:47.960 been cleared out it's

00:33:49.000 the type of thing i feel

00:33:50.120 like i've had the same

00:33:50.780 box of pasta on my

00:33:52.040 shelf for the last 14

00:33:53.120 years so i feel like

00:33:54.300 people just are like

00:33:55.100 yeah you're gonna get

00:33:56.240 pasta it's gonna be

00:33:56.960 around even if you don't

00:33:58.280 use it right away and

00:33:58.900 hopefully we will all be

00:34:00.360 looking at boxes of

00:34:02.000 pasta and toilet paper

00:34:03.500 that we purchased

00:34:04.880 remember this ah this

00:34:06.520 was the great pasta

00:34:07.440 scare of 2020

00:34:08.560 hopefully we won't need

00:34:10.840 all of this stuff but

00:34:12.540 you but you do have to

00:34:13.920 recognize that this is

00:34:15.720 the last week that this

00:34:17.240 is probably going to be

00:34:18.460 funny uh this is going

00:34:20.280 to be the last week

00:34:21.200 where people are still

00:34:22.020 arguing oh that's

00:34:23.420 nothing oh it's

00:34:25.320 it's nothing but a hype

00:34:27.020 this is going to be the

00:34:28.060 last week i think of

00:34:29.520 that yeah well the

00:34:30.440 numbers went from

00:34:31.220 2900 last night when i

00:34:32.820 went to bed and it

00:34:33.680 would they're saying

00:34:34.140 3700 plus now yeah

00:34:36.080 that's pretty quick well

00:34:37.560 yeah that's really fast

00:34:38.600 there's a there's a new

00:34:39.760 york times um like

00:34:42.000 breakdown of all these

00:34:42.900 numbers and i you know

00:34:43.680 i check it you know a

00:34:44.620 couple times a day just

00:34:45.400 to see how they're going

00:34:46.100 and they've had this

00:34:47.100 chart at the bottom

00:34:48.480 which compares world

00:34:49.780 cases versus chinese 0.89

00:34:51.860 cases yeah and so the

00:34:53.380 chart every day looks

00:34:55.380 like basically the chinese 0.76

00:34:56.960 cases go way up to the

00:34:58.520 top of the chart and

00:34:59.480 they've started to

00:35:00.000 flat it out as we've

00:35:00.900 as we've covered and

00:35:02.060 then the other side was

00:35:02.880 this line very close to

00:35:04.340 the bottom that just

00:35:04.960 started to curve up a

00:35:05.900 little bit uh went to

00:35:07.300 bed last night and it

00:35:09.360 had gone all the way up

00:35:10.260 to halfway up the chart

00:35:12.020 um halfway up to the

00:35:13.400 chinese cases which you

00:35:14.820 know and it's sloping

00:35:15.680 almost directly straight

00:35:16.520 up got up this morning

00:35:17.680 it's past china it's now 0.96

00:35:19.900 past so the rest of the

00:35:21.220 world has more cases

00:35:22.480 outside of china than

00:35:23.260 there were inside of

00:35:24.380 china what 25 or 30

00:35:25.860 000 in italy alone

00:35:27.120 and 368 deaths

00:35:29.000 yesterday yesterday

00:35:30.600 alone so listen to

00:35:32.480 this i i just said

00:35:33.400 this uh it just said

00:35:34.720 this what a few weeks

00:35:36.080 ago we're about 50

00:35:37.340 days behind china 0.98

00:35:39.220 mm-hmm uh all right

00:35:41.580 if true let's compare

00:35:43.980 what china was doing 1.00

00:35:45.340 50 days ago uh

00:35:47.780 40 days people into

00:35:49.360 their house weren't

00:35:50.240 they not not yet

00:35:52.020 weren't they yet

00:35:52.740 nope uh coronavirus

00:35:54.240 these are the headlines

00:35:55.380 these are the headlines

00:35:56.460 48 days ago

00:35:57.340 coronavirus death toll

00:35:59.020 climbs to 106 cases

00:36:01.360 what is the death toll

00:36:02.360 here in america today

00:36:03.380 68 i think

00:36:05.480 okay death toll climbs

00:36:07.380 to uh 106 and cases

00:36:10.520 near 4500 as china

00:36:13.380 emits shortage of

00:36:14.400 medical supplies

00:36:15.420 today we will probably

00:36:17.340 hit 4500

00:36:18.760 uh hong kong medical

00:36:20.420 workers draw sticks to

00:36:21.560 decide who works in the

00:36:22.520 quarantine wards

00:36:23.460 villages start to build

00:36:24.640 walls and checkpoints

00:36:25.720 to stop outsiders 1.00

00:36:26.780 spreading infection

00:36:27.720 buses are not running

00:36:29.620 in china's biggest

00:36:30.500 steel town is gold

00:36:32.320 heading to 2000

00:36:33.420 prices surge on global

00:36:34.900 fear asian stocks

00:36:36.700 tumble as china 1.00

00:36:37.620 virus worries deepen

00:36:38.920 corona beer virus

00:36:40.580 searches suddenly spike

00:36:42.100 on google after

00:36:43.140 that's that and when

00:36:45.300 and when again is

00:36:48.580 saint patrick's day

00:36:49.540 uh so 4500 infections

00:36:52.420 is probably where we're

00:36:53.640 going to be today by the

00:36:55.400 end of the day

00:36:56.100 uh but in positive news

00:36:58.200 now remember we're 50

00:36:59.460 days behind

00:37:00.460 so here are the headlines

00:37:02.120 from today in china

00:37:03.920 parks and tourists uh and

00:37:06.640 tourist attractions

00:37:07.360 reopen in china as it gets

00:37:09.000 back on its feet

00:37:09.960 china records 16 infections

00:37:12.260 12 are imported from

00:37:13.600 travelers outside of china

00:37:14.860 so if we follow the same

00:37:16.240 timeline we're at the

00:37:17.620 beginning of that china

00:37:19.180 this is this is the this

00:37:20.580 is the ramp almost

00:37:21.700 straight up we're there

00:37:23.700 this week uh and which

00:37:25.900 will mean that we're

00:37:26.720 going to understand it a

00:37:28.660 week from now we're

00:37:30.440 where we we are two

00:37:31.760 weeks behind italy where

00:37:33.760 italy is now saying to

00:37:35.120 us hey two weeks ago we

00:37:36.240 thought this was a joke

00:37:37.240 please america and the

00:37:38.800 rest of the world don't

00:37:39.620 don't laugh this off we're

00:37:41.340 freaked out of our minds

00:37:42.520 now um so we're in that

00:37:44.880 slope so if you follow the

00:37:46.440 same timeline it means

00:37:47.860 we're about 50 days from

00:37:49.320 disney getting ready to

00:37:51.180 reopen and maybe talking

00:37:52.500 about sports getting

00:37:53.420 restarted and things

00:37:54.420 getting back to normal

00:37:55.260 but we are 50 days

00:37:57.200 approximately behind

00:37:58.820 china

00:37:59.400 all right thank you pat

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00:39:31.260 listening to glenn back

00:39:33.460 welcome to the glenn back

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00:39:51.300 no one is really paying

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00:39:55.020 the stock market we're all

00:39:56.500 looking at the stock market

00:39:57.640 and we're going oh gee it's

00:39:58.660 really not doing well yeah but

00:40:01.160 there's some underlying things

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00:40:09.340 tell the american people what

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00:43:40.940 hello america welcome to the program

00:43:44.680 you know there's been uh something about

00:43:47.140 this coronavirus thing that has bothered

00:43:48.920 me uh a great deal some things that i've

00:43:52.260 been saying to you if you've been

00:43:53.740 listening to me for the last couple of

00:43:55.120 weeks that it just doesn't seem right i'm

00:43:57.740 not freaked out by it uh and normally i'd

00:44:01.080 be the first freaked out by something like

00:44:02.720 this so what's really going on well the

00:44:05.700 other shoe is beginning to fall and i want

00:44:08.520 to explain it to you uh and it all kind of

00:44:11.460 came together last night something that

00:44:14.200 you're not going to hear anyplace else i

00:44:16.680 promise you that when we come back in one

00:44:19.960 minute this is the glenbeck program

00:44:22.480 so i want to talk to you a little bit

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00:45:30.900 we are down now in the stock market about

00:45:48.100 10 percent today

00:45:48.940 i hope my stocks are part of that 10

00:45:53.080 percent um because uh last night

00:45:56.380 some things came together for me and

00:45:59.660 if you are looking at the stock market

00:46:02.760 if you are looking at uh conventional

00:46:05.060 wisdom it will always tell you do not

00:46:07.680 draw your money out three four no four

00:46:10.480 weeks ago i said to my wife honey i want

00:46:14.220 to pull the money out of the stock market

00:46:15.720 now i've done it before and we have lost

00:46:18.940 money because we have pulled we've pulled

00:46:21.620 money out and something didn't happen it

00:46:23.960 was just a temporary thing but i can't

00:46:27.800 stop from hearing my grandfather's voice

00:46:29.660 my grandfather lived through the great

00:46:31.240 depression and anybody who had

00:46:33.420 grandparents that lived through the

00:46:34.500 great depression you knew a couple of

00:46:36.460 things don't waste food don't waste

00:46:40.000 anything what do you mean you're gonna

00:46:41.580 throw that pair of pants away or that 1.00

00:46:43.480 shirt no give it to me i'll bend it they

00:46:46.260 learn things and i i want you to really

00:46:49.000 understand this if you didn't if you

00:46:51.620 don't know somebody who grew up in the

00:46:53.580 great depression you won't be able to

00:46:54.880 relate to this because there's no one

00:46:56.460 like this in america anymore they were

00:46:59.200 so spooked by the great depression they

00:47:01.960 still saved all of their scraps they

00:47:04.360 still saved all of their wrapping paper

00:47:06.820 on christmas they did everything save

00:47:09.740 save save save save because quote you

00:47:12.620 don't know what it was like and it can

00:47:14.140 come back and i remember my grandfather

00:47:17.580 saying all the time those people who had

00:47:21.060 money in the in the depression those

00:47:23.360 people who made money in the depression

00:47:25.400 are the ones who didn't lose it in the

00:47:27.740 stock market and so it was a generational

00:47:32.380 thing that they got and we didn't

00:47:34.980 from october 1929 to 1932 the u.s stocks

00:47:41.180 lost 90 percent of their value that kicked

00:47:44.100 off the great depression they kicked off that

00:47:47.560 three-year decline by losing 30 percent of

00:47:50.720 the value of the stock market in 45 days

00:47:53.720 now i want you to listen carefully starting

00:47:57.660 february 12th 2020 and through last week u.s

00:48:01.900 stocks lost 30 percent of their value in 20

00:48:06.020 days more than twice as fast in 1929

00:48:09.700 in the last 10 trading days stocks have hit their

00:48:13.980 seven percent lost trading stop so-called

00:48:16.460 circuit breaker designed to stop panic

00:48:18.860 selling it's been hit three times as of

00:48:21.320 today four we just hit another one we're

00:48:25.020 now down 10 percent for the day we were

00:48:28.200 down almost nine percent before they could

00:48:31.000 close it it's supposed circuit breaker

00:48:32.460 blows at seven by the time they got that

00:48:34.860 thing closed it was down nine percent we're

00:48:37.600 down almost 10 the next circuit breaker is

00:48:39.880 at 13 and the one after that is at 20

00:48:43.620 now there's a reason why i'm telling you all

00:48:46.500 of this history and i want you to pay

00:48:49.120 attention closely and i am not a financial

00:48:52.560 advisor i am not somebody i i lose money

00:48:56.140 more than i keep money so take my advice

00:49:00.140 um take my advice sorry just got an urgent

00:49:04.480 message from somebody regarding this so i'm

00:49:06.440 going to um try to remember that um uh don't

00:49:12.340 take my uh don't take my advice as gospel

00:49:15.340 take it as these are the facts then do your

00:49:19.240 own homework

00:49:19.900 we have something um well let's let's start

00:49:28.920 here starting in september 2019 and this is

00:49:33.580 this is one thing that really bothered me

00:49:36.380 a lot and we did several episodes on it in

00:49:39.560 fact we should put them all together because

00:49:40.980 if you're at home you can binge watch a few

00:49:42.900 things on the on the archives of the glenbeck

00:49:46.880 tv program but in september 2019 the fed

00:49:50.960 started making overnight repo loans at the

00:49:53.920 rate of 75 billion dollars a night to the

00:49:57.060 banking sector now what this means is when

00:50:00.540 banks close their door at night they close the

00:50:04.260 shop at five o'clock they have to have enough

00:50:08.080 money in the vault to cover any of the uh the the so

00:50:14.560 called assets that they have that are actually uh loans

00:50:19.060 the liabilities so they have to cover the the

00:50:22.240 liabilities in case something happens they have to be

00:50:24.760 able to have enough cash in the bank to be able to

00:50:28.040 cover all of those liabilities we've we've had this

00:50:31.580 now since the great depression uh and we used to

00:50:35.360 have something that would was called the discount window if

00:50:37.960 you couldn't do that you would go to the fed's discount

00:50:41.100 window where you would get a special rate it was not

00:50:45.900 someone prior to 2008 any bank wanted to use because it

00:50:50.220 was kind of made as a shame kind of place where you would

00:50:53.740 go and it let the other banks oh he may not be solvent i don't know if

00:50:58.940 we should really trust that bank should we loan to that bank

00:51:01.620 so nobody wanted to use that well the start of the fed started making

00:51:07.240 overnight loans at the rate of 75 billion per night that means

00:51:11.980 some of the banks collection of the banks or one of the banks

00:51:15.800 was short 75 billion dollars in cash and needed to borrow that

00:51:20.880 just to cover the shortfall in november they increased overnight

00:51:25.660 lending to a hundred billion last week they made it a hundred and

00:51:30.760 fifty billion dollars a night over the weekend it was increased to

00:51:35.860 175 billion per night to put this into perspective

00:51:40.020 um bear stearns and lehman brothers needed 50 billion

00:51:46.320 the apps we now have increased it to 175 billion dollars per night

00:51:55.360 on top of the one trillion dollars announced in new asset purchases

00:52:02.360 do you remember when we said we were going to bail out the loan to the trouble

00:52:06.120 assets recovery program tarp that was seven i think it was 775 billion

00:52:13.380 dollars to bail out the banks and their troubled assets

00:52:17.680 they have just added one trillion dollars to tarp they don't call it that

00:52:25.140 anymore but new asset purchases so the fed is buying a trillion dollars

00:52:31.120 plus they're letting these banks borrow 170 billion every night

00:52:37.260 on friday the u.s treasury held an auction for 30-year treasury bonds

00:52:42.180 you know how many you know how many we received how many people raised their hand

00:52:47.500 and said i'll buy a u.s treasury bond you know how many

00:52:50.760 zero zero what does that mean any money that we now borrow we can't borrow it because

00:53:02.960 nobody wants to take that debt we are spending out of control and no one wants to buy a 30-year

00:53:11.500 treasury bond as of today march 16th the federal reserve has been the has become the last buyer of

00:53:19.360 resort for the u.s treasuries we are out of countries that now want to take our debt at least at this time

00:53:26.880 now the dow is down 25 from all-time highs bank stocks are down 50 let me say that again

00:53:36.320 the dow is down 25 but bank stocks are now down 50 and leading the way down

00:53:44.840 the reason why i want you to know this

00:53:49.760 is because something really hinky is going on it's been going on for a while haven't been able

00:53:57.640 to put my finger on it i still don't know what it is nobody does but nobody's talking about it

00:54:03.120 when the last time nobody would talk about things was 2007 in 2008 i couldn't get anybody to give me

00:54:10.420 give me any well it's very complex you know you don't understand the system yeah can you explain it

00:54:15.420 to me well no it's very complex okay so it's so complex you can't even break it down and explain

00:54:21.020 it to me glenn there are systems really can you tell me what those systems are because they don't

00:54:26.260 seem to make sense to me explain it to me you just don't know that's the kind of runaround i'm getting

00:54:34.220 right now now why are the bank stocks down over 50 percent when the dow is only down 25 why is the

00:54:44.140 banking sector down now this leads me to what i heard from the president last week and he said it

00:54:50.420 in such a a nonchalant way it just passed by everyone except those with eyes and ears and i heard that

00:54:59.080 and i went why why why are you saying that remember before he gave his speech he met with the heads of

00:55:05.700 all of the big banks now that's spun as well he's meeting with the heads of the bed big banks because

00:55:12.000 you know what are we going to do about this financial crisis okay but what he said that night

00:55:17.280 was and i just want you to know uh you know our banks are fine they're tip-top there's they're fully

00:55:23.100 uh they're fully liquid i mean they've got uh liquidation uh that they just take all this money

00:55:29.880 and they're just it's growing on trees they can throw it around they've got so much money they're so

00:55:35.120 liquid it's almost like you could drink a bank right now really

00:55:39.560 production economies have crashed in the anticipation of a global slowdown in manufacturing

00:55:49.360 oil is down more than 50 percent made worse by the soviet uh or the russia saudi price war

00:55:55.660 copper is down 30 steel is down 30 aluminum down 22 percent they're all indications of a global slowdown

00:56:03.660 not seen since at least 2008 the world is still entering its shutdown mode so china is re-emerging 0.99

00:56:11.800 for their shutdown but who's going to be placing any orders of the next month or two this is the real

00:56:17.420 problem the fed just shot everything they just they don't have anything left they don't have anything

00:56:23.700 left we're almost at zero they can go to negative interest rates but you don't need a lower interest

00:56:30.400 rate right now we we need to be buying things we need to be going out to restaurants that's why you

00:56:37.700 know how serious this is this is either an an evil spooky dude uh uh complete uh hoax on the entire world

00:56:48.360 we've got all of them we've got china we've got uh we've got russia we've got oil we've got everyone

00:56:53.960 and everyone is in on this which i think a lot of people will be playing into this but it's not a

00:57:03.240 hoax for people for us to make the choices that we're making right now to shut our airlines down

00:57:10.700 and everything else donald trump does not want to do this he's smart enough to know exactly what this

00:57:18.140 means now let me tell you what they did just last night this is what made me say i'm honey go to the

00:57:25.760 bank tomorrow morning and i want and i i wrote to our stock broker and i said i don't care how much

00:57:32.280 money i don't care what the excuse is no i don't care how dumb i look in the end i'm pulling my money

00:57:40.100 out of the stock market we're going to the bank we're getting some cash and i'll tell you what they

00:57:46.340 did last night that made the blood drain out of my face that makes absolutely no financial sense

00:57:54.500 whatsoever unless you got nothing left i'll give that to you in one minute

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01:00:01.940 last night you might have heard that the fed said we're going to cut the uh interest rates

01:00:21.660 stew what is your understanding of what you heard last night uh announced on tv with the fed they cut

01:00:28.480 the interest rates to near zero 0.25 percent it was a big drop from where it was and uh it was kind of

01:00:36.720 their last bullet in their gun type of thing where they don't really have a lot of room now to go and

01:00:42.200 do anything else other than i guess i don't know print money and and that sort of thing so why do we need

01:00:47.600 the what's the so-called discount window can you explain that briefly why do these banks need to

01:00:54.140 borrow all this money every night um to make it all kind of come together right they have at times there's

01:01:00.640 short term um lacking of of cash that they need to kind of come come into overnight the discount window

01:01:10.580 is there in those emergency situations right when they need to step in and kind of make everything work

01:01:15.120 so you want to make sure that the banks if they let's say they bought a bunch of i don't know oil

01:01:20.960 and they've got all a lot of money invested in oil if oil goes down that they can cover everything

01:01:30.160 that they need to cover they have enough money in the bank to cover any losses that could happen

01:01:35.940 overnight so they can open their doors again okay that's why they need that they also have a 10

01:01:42.300 cash reserve requirement so the banks have to have 10 of everything they have in cash so we're okay

01:01:52.260 last night the federal reserve removed the 10 cash reserve requirement for the banks

01:02:00.880 this is the fed's published bank guidance document as of today for many years reserve requirements played

01:02:08.620 a central role in the implementation of monetary policy by creating a stable demand for reserves

01:02:14.220 in january 2019 the federal reserve council announced its intention to implement monetary policy

01:02:21.040 in ample reserves regime reserve requirements do not play a significant role in this operating framework

01:02:29.200 in light of the shift to an ample reserves regime the board has reduced reserve requirement ratios

01:02:36.680 to zero percent this action eliminates the reserve requirements for thousands of depository institutions

01:02:45.580 and will help support lending to households and businesses so in other words they have to have

01:02:51.040 10 of their reserves in cash if 10 walk into the bank and say i want my money they know that nothing else

01:02:59.720 is going to happen more than 10 so 10 say i want my money they have the cash on hand to be able to do it

01:03:08.360 if they don't they have to call the federal reserve and you'll have to fill out a little piece of paper and then

01:03:14.020 the federal reserve will have to okay it and then they'll have to ship it and it'll be about a week before

01:03:18.120 you get your money but if you remember mr potter is offering cash right now and what did what did jimmy

01:03:25.780 stewart say no no you don't understand it's not like that your money is over here and your money is in this house

01:03:32.460 and just fill out the paper it's what you agreed to just fill out the paper and you'll get your money in 10 days

01:03:39.000 well i don't have 10 days i need my money now this is what the federal reserve did last night

01:03:47.780 as of march 26th banks are now under no regulatory obligation to maintain depository reserves against

01:03:58.400 their lending any bank no matter how big or small can lend as much as they want no matter what they have

01:04:04.680 in deposits effectively u.s money printing by offering credit and loans has been extended now to all banks

01:04:14.620 what does this mean for you what does this mean for the future uh i will tell you what is going to

01:04:34.440 happen next in my humble opinion and how to prepare for it in just about a minute stand by

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01:06:19.980 this is the glenn back program hello america welcome to monday i have a challenge and some really good

01:06:34.760 news coming up in just a few minutes i'm talking about the uh economy and something that i think you

01:06:40.580 really need to understand uh what the fed is doing and what the fed is doing is using all of their

01:06:48.540 bullets right now and you might be seeing this um go down the stock market go down like this because

01:06:55.120 it's spooking people wait a minute why are you at zero interest rates or 0.25 percent why are you doing

01:07:01.660 all of these things and none of it is working that's really really bad news really bad news um and the

01:07:11.440 questions that we have to ask ourselves in all sobriety and not without panic is will we see bank

01:07:17.760 holidays if you don't know what a bank holiday is that's when they close just like the markets when

01:07:22.920 there's a panic or they have to be reset do we close the banks so you're not going to be able to

01:07:27.520 get any money out of an atm or go to the bank will the fed absorb the banks that are about to fail

01:07:34.540 does the government nationalize the banks or the fed the fed last night removed the 10 cash reserve

01:07:43.620 requirement for most banks that means they can they're printing money any loan doesn't matter just

01:07:50.600 give the loan um this doesn't bode well and i will i have you ever noticed that nursery rhymes

01:08:00.720 can be really really cute or really spooky just depends on the way you read them

01:08:06.940 and the context i've heard this nursery rhyme a million years and i wondered what why what

01:08:14.600 what use is this nursery rhyme because usually the nursery rhymes were the things that we were

01:08:20.020 teaching kids and we were teaching them really scary global principles and without

01:08:27.180 really telling them that these are real principles

01:08:31.820 remember this nursery rhyme she swallowed the dog to catch the cat she swallowed the cat to catch the

01:08:40.840 bird she swallowed the bird to catch the spider that wiggled and jiggled and tickled inside her 0.89

01:08:45.700 she swallowed the spider to catch the fly i don't know why she swallowed the fly perhaps she'll die

01:08:53.520 she's dead of course

01:08:56.500 may i suggest a new revisionist look at this this is the federal reserve

01:09:07.760 she swallowed the dog to catch the cat she swallowed the cat to catch the bird

01:09:14.620 how many things is the is the fed swallowing now how many things that they have been chasing after

01:09:25.740 we we've we've got to swallow the dog to catch the cat they keep swallowing and

01:09:33.100 i don't know why perhaps she'll die if we look into this as the fed

01:09:41.320 perhaps that nursery rhyme uh teaches us something because the fed now is pumping in one trillion dollars

01:09:52.580 to swallow all of these this bad debt

01:09:56.680 you're not going to hear this and i'm not going to harp on this because

01:10:07.560 the corona virus is not going to kill us all

01:10:13.100 the corona virus if we don't take it seriously if we don't stay at home if we don't work from home if

01:10:20.320 we don't stop going to parties and with friends and everything else if we don't stop

01:10:25.540 it's only going to make this worse it's not going to kill everybody but it's going to make it worse

01:10:31.780 but if you care about the country if you care about freedom if you care about the

01:10:39.160 economic system that has given us the life that we have please stay home please stay home

01:10:46.240 please cancel those plans next hour i'm going to give you some things that i want you to do

01:10:55.760 that i think are and i'm going to post them right after the program but they're things that we've

01:11:01.580 gone over for years but you need to look at them again did anyone put together their isolation room

01:11:10.080 in their house did you even know you were supposed to every home should have an isolation room

01:11:16.260 and what that is is just a room that has extra blankets extra sheets extra towels has a refrigerator

01:11:25.140 has a microwave has a tv has extra cords for your devices has aspirin has everything one might need

01:11:34.520 in case dad or mom or somebody else says i i'm really not feeling well and i've got a temperature

01:11:40.540 get up there we'll deliver all your food and everything to the door but let's not get the

01:11:45.980 entire family sick do you even have one of those yet how many people even spent time doing that

01:11:53.480 there's bigger things hopefully you've done that if you haven't i'll tell you how you can do it i'll

01:12:00.600 even maybe i'll even take you online later today after the show and i'll show you what we did

01:12:05.460 and then i'm going to take you through the things that you need to do that we've already gone before

01:12:11.240 but let me say this and i'll harp on it

01:12:15.660 but i believe this may be the event that i have been preparing for and we have all been preparing

01:12:24.880 for and it's not the coronavirus i believe that unless things are unless miracles happen by the way

01:12:35.140 yesterday president declared it a national day of prayer did you know that did you meet with your

01:12:40.660 family did you pray did you dedicate did you think about what we have to lose and beg him for

01:12:47.540 forgiveness and beg him uh for his help if you are a believer please do that today please do that today

01:12:57.220 if things don't go perfectly i believe we're headed for a

01:13:04.980 i think we're headed for a depression but one that we haven't seen i mean a real depression

01:13:19.660 the same central bank bankers all over the world are doing really exotic and unusual things to stop

01:13:26.440 it the the stock market this morning is down 10 percent uh the financial sector is down 15 percent

01:13:35.240 they're leading the way they the federal reserve has has swallowed all of the ills of the financial

01:13:44.600 system and if you know history you know like we said in 2008 it doesn't work not once it's never it

01:13:51.480 makes the problem worse you have to lance the boil get the infection out and then take antibiotics

01:13:59.800 keeping global interest rates at near zero and even negative in some countries now since 2009 has created

01:14:09.220 even bigger bubbles because of the easy money available to institutional and government players

01:14:14.240 it's the everything bubble back in 2007 i think when i was on fox i did a sorry when i was on cnn i did

01:14:21.880 an episode called the money bubble it's now called the everything bubble i call it the money bubble because

01:14:28.520 that's the last one it's in yeah when money goes everything goes they've renamed that now the everything

01:14:36.020 bubble they did that about six years after i did but the everything bubble has just popped with the

01:14:42.120 virus we are looking at a possible sovereign debt collapse the world is floating in upwards of 475

01:14:49.720 trillion dollars of debt that's sovereign corporate institutional your debt 475 trillion dollars

01:14:59.560 governments are going to start having to figure out uh what bills do we pay

01:15:06.260 i told you just a little while ago friday we put 30 year treasury bonds up for sale that means

01:15:14.940 our debt just like your debt has to be renewed you have to have you know a bank and you have it for 30

01:15:23.060 years when that 30 year loan agreement is up if you still have money then you're what you're going to do

01:15:28.760 is you're going to get another loan and carry that debt no one is willing to carry our 30 year debt

01:15:34.380 anymore no one we had an auction for the world america is always the the safe place no one in the world

01:15:44.820 bid on we had zero bids on our 30 year treasuries that means the fed is the only one swallowing our debt

01:15:54.520 is your money safe in a bank we're going to be answering some of these questions in the next few

01:16:02.300 days local or regional bank offer investment services yeah yeah put it there maybe local remember

01:16:10.840 we talked about this 10 years ago now's the time do you have 30 or 60 days worth of expenses covered if

01:16:17.720 you can't get cash out of an atm do you have a week i want you to go to the atm today and get what

01:16:24.900 cash you can and keep it on hand if stocks continue to decline another 10 20 30 percent

01:16:32.860 is that storm my nest egg can weather

01:16:37.420 do i have food do i have gold do i have silver silver is going down gold is going down gold is

01:16:45.600 down i think three percent today and that is because when people need cash to cover what they

01:16:51.400 bought in stocks because they had you know their eyes were bigger than their stomach or their wallet

01:16:55.640 they got to sell something so they're selling gold

01:16:59.080 silver is a commodity it's used in many things and all commodities are going down

01:17:06.120 food ammunition don't panic but realize that everyone else might be panicking so

01:17:12.680 just be the calm one in your community but don't freeze and do nothing

01:17:18.100 because we might be on a the edge of a global catastrophe

01:17:25.760 and as bad as that's going to be i am i am very worried about the social consequences

01:17:34.100 that this kind of event creates

01:17:37.100 what are we going to do to each other and this is where

01:17:42.200 this is where it's so easy to fix

01:17:45.740 we did this to ourselves we eliminated god from our society

01:17:50.500 and so he's backed away okay all right you can do it yourself how many times as a parent have we

01:17:57.860 done this to our kids we're like i got it i got it and you're like no you don't man you're gonna

01:18:01.500 you're gonna pay a high price for this one just leave me alone i've got it okay all right now we

01:18:08.600 don't go away and wish them ill and we're not punishing them same thing with god he's just backed

01:18:14.440 away because we've said we got it we don't have it we don't have it just invite him back in please

01:18:21.120 because i think we're going to need him more than we have in a while

01:18:26.240 the good news is we're americans and right now we're free and i want to show you one example on why

01:18:37.420 that makes a difference what some people have done scientists around the world what they have done

01:18:43.680 is remarkable i'm going to try to squeeze that in before the top of the hour and then our quote

01:18:49.560 coronavirus update is coming up i'm going to also give you some inside information somebody who

01:18:56.320 emailed me some confidential information on what people should be doing i asked if i could share the

01:19:02.580 full report with people and he said uh no but if you want to pick and choose and just not say who it

01:19:08.080 came from yes you can use parts of it um so i i want to be respectful so i want to keep getting

01:19:15.020 these updates um and uh i'll share what i can coming up in just a few minutes that's all next hour

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01:20:35.780 ever watch those heist movies and find yourself rooting for the criminals to win and you're like

01:20:41.260 wait a minute what what am i doing failing to add protection on your devices when you get onto public

01:20:47.380 wi-fi networks even the password protected ones is a little like rooting for the bad guys you're like

01:20:53.100 yeah i like it i know they're gonna win on this one cyber crime is part of our lives and things

01:20:58.820 like identity theft are serious issues somebody's identity is stolen every two seconds and you could

01:21:03.100 miss something if you're only monitoring your credit life locked attacks a wide range of identity threats

01:21:08.480 like your social security number for sale on the dark web if there's a problem you know i just thought

01:21:13.700 of the person that is sitting

01:21:14.960 at home and they may have been listening to me and um uh you know you're a grandparent and you don't

01:21:26.960 know you know how to navigate these things i want you to know everything is going to be okay

01:21:32.360 it's all going to be okay no reason to panic you're smart enough to figure this out there are people

01:21:38.940 that will help you on this um just don't panic on anything that i might have just said i didn't say

01:21:45.760 this to panic anybody i just want you to know we have to take some steps and if you've been listening

01:21:51.540 to the show long enough you know these are things we should have done already there were things that i

01:21:57.080 should have done already and i didn't we just have to do them today now life lock detects a wide range

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01:22:26.460 welcome to the glenbeck program it is monday the 16th of march uh we've had quite

01:22:56.300 a wild ride today we have our coronavirus update but i'm going to do something a little

01:23:00.800 different i'm going to give you all the facts and figures but then i want to give you something that

01:23:04.080 uh was prepared uh not just for me but for uh leaders around the world that was given to me

01:23:12.480 uh and i want to share parts of it the parts that i can just some really good advice on uh what to do

01:23:20.260 what we're facing uh and the things that uh most people won't share with you uh very very credible

01:23:28.220 source i'll give you the information on that our coronavirus update and the things that we

01:23:34.580 should be doing at home that really don't require very much next to glenbeck

01:23:41.960 hello and welcome to the glenbeck program we are so glad that you are here uh our coronavirus update

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01:25:27.160 all right it is monday the 16th of march 2020 let me give you the look uh into where we are on the

01:25:39.380 coronavirus total cases confirmed worldwide 171 000 that is up from 136 000 on friday total confirmed

01:25:49.600 deaths worldwide 6531 that's up uh about almost 2 000 uh deaths worldwide total confirmed recoveries

01:26:00.880 77 000 that's up 7 000 from friday 158 countries now have confirmed that was 129 on friday four more

01:26:10.620 have suspected cases seven percent of active cases are now considered serious this is the best news

01:26:17.480 three weeks ago that number was 19 percent down on friday to nine percent and today three days later

01:26:25.940 seven percent of active cases are considered serious requiring hospitalization this will be really good

01:26:32.920 news if we don't overwhelm our health system with other people going i've got to have a test no you're

01:26:40.500 not going to get a test unless you have the symptoms you don't need the test we i want to thank

01:26:47.420 our private industry cvs and walgreens and uh and walmart and all of these people that are involved now

01:26:54.980 on the private level you're going to start seeing tents go up in your area at some of these places where

01:27:01.000 you're going to be able to have the swab test at one of those stores and the vice president announced

01:27:07.220 yesterday that all of them are going to be free so you're not going to have to worry about it

01:27:12.200 now is this a sign of things uh to come by the way u.s has 3802 confirmed cases and 69 deaths that's up

01:27:22.320 from 1700 cases and 41 deaths on friday you're going to see this number skyrocket we are at the beginning

01:27:30.100 of that hockey stick curve that we had in china and we've seen all over the world we are also doing more

01:27:36.300 tests but we are now just at the beginning if you think you're getting rid of your kids in two weeks

01:27:42.760 and they're going back to school think again uh can you buy alcohol on amazon.com i don't know if jack

01:27:49.860 daniels will send it directly to your house but whatever alcohol you bought wasn't enough i think

01:27:56.480 you're looking at anywhere from four my feeling is probably closer to eight weeks of this we are only

01:28:02.980 at the beginning um people who were mocking this this weekend i think by next weekend you will see

01:28:10.520 do not feel stupid by by if your friend friends or family say i we're not gonna i'm gonna just say

01:28:21.600 well i'm not going to and you're not going to be around me for two weeks um because no i'm not taking

01:28:29.640 any chance and they can mock you if you want it's better to be prepared and made fun of

01:28:36.920 than laugh along with everyone else and then be wrong in the end i'd rather be wrong and prepared

01:28:45.180 so don't worry about what other people say if you have parents that are elderly please please

01:28:54.340 please keep the kids at home i know they just want to go to a birthday party otherwise make the

01:29:02.360 decision now you're not going to see parents until you quarantine your house for two weeks

01:29:09.580 our parents i mean

01:29:11.940 if i went on vacation today tanya's parents are ill if i went on vacation today and i didn't take it

01:29:21.660 seriously and i go out and i'm going to disneyland and i realize they're closed but i'm just going to

01:29:28.120 eat at the denny's across the street and i'm going to do all the things i want on vacation

01:29:33.940 if tanya's parents get sick i'm not going to be able to see them when i come home i have to stay away

01:29:43.040 from them for two weeks to make sure i don't give them anything in that two-week period they could get

01:29:49.960 sick and then i can't see them it's not worth it it's just not worth it earlier today i talked to

01:30:00.540 you about in hour number two if you missed it please go back and listen today is definitely a

01:30:07.240 day that you want to listen to on the podcast or go as a blaze subscriber to the archives and watch

01:30:13.040 listen to the entire show today today is a really important show packed with information our my job

01:30:20.700 is to inform you you may disagree with me but i you pay me to do this through your listening habits

01:30:28.000 so i'm trying to do my job the best i know how and that is today to inform you i will also hopefully

01:30:35.740 enlighten you and entertain you along the way but we need information first so i want to share

01:30:43.540 something and i'm not going to give you i don't mean to be cryptic but i've been asked to be cryptic

01:30:48.660 this is not this is proprietary information it was um prepared for heads of state and uh and and

01:30:58.720 others uh by a company that assess risks let's just leave it at that and uh i've asked them for

01:31:08.500 permission to use it and they've said no uh you can use parts of it uh and i asked which parts i could

01:31:16.400 use and so i'm going to give you those parts that i could use because i think this is important

01:31:20.660 uh first thing americans need to know and the world needs to know you need to go or stay at

01:31:27.280 the place you want to be if the situation worses worsens focus your decision on being somewhere for

01:31:33.960 four to eight weeks so if you want to be with your family elsewhere then you should be there now

01:31:41.800 uh and stay where you're at for many people this means staying where they already are because it's a

01:31:49.140 good place they have the resources in place families in the same city it's a good stock of food and

01:31:54.780 supplies sufficient security etc etc i think this is an important line this is not a prediction

01:32:01.260 that things will be getting much worse but rather an acknowledgement that things could get much worse

01:32:08.200 um there are two ways to make a decision on where you should be there's two things the social order

01:32:16.520 and the medical stew medical the medical risk arise from the likelihood of you or your loved ones

01:32:23.420 contracting this particular virus and the availability of effective medical care if needed

01:32:29.380 social order social order risks arise from the interruption of services and supply chain

01:32:36.900 and how people behave in unwanted situations so for the most part most americans uh will be able to get

01:32:45.680 the health care just not the way that we're used to getting our health care we're not used to going

01:32:51.660 in and be swabbed in a parking lot of a walgreens or a cvs or a walmart but that's the way it's going

01:32:58.520 to be we're used to just going to our doctor we're not going to our doctor they're going to tell us to stay

01:33:05.760 home unless things get really bad you have a fever they're not going to see if you have the coronavirus

01:33:12.320 right away they're going to say stay at home take aspirin drink lots of fluid call me back let me

01:33:19.760 know you don't want to be in the hospital waiting room or the urgent care center they don't want you

01:33:25.320 there stay home so we're not going to be getting the care that we normally get but if this gets really

01:33:34.500 bad again if this gets really bad which dr fausche has said that he's the the head of uh not the cdc

01:33:44.480 stew which is he the head of well another one of those organizations um he said that we could be out

01:33:51.100 of hospital beds in the next eight to sixteen days that's a lot that's a lot uh and that will cause

01:34:00.960 panic in a lot of people which then risk the social order you remember years ago it's one of 1.00

01:34:06.380 the reasons why i moved to texas um i said be around people you want to be around you know in

01:34:12.560 case there's an emergency people that will help you how are people going to behave in your area

01:34:18.340 if you're in an area where people are not going to behave well you're not going to want to be there

01:34:23.480 now medical risk is influenced in part by chance precautions nature the nature of the virus i'm reading

01:34:29.980 from the report now but the social order risks are influenced by fear moral outrage anger and

01:34:36.820 desperation in other words emotion social order risks can be elevated by many factors for example

01:34:42.660 when grocery stores have insufficient stock i'm again quoting from this document i think we're okay

01:34:50.340 but quoting from this document um that's when not if and it's all boldened uh or bolded uh some people

01:34:59.340 will behave poorly impulsively alarmingly those behaviors are another kind of virus that can also

01:35:04.260 go viral when sweeping restrictions are imposed by government or scary news stories are repeated or

01:35:09.920 clashes with police occur emotion can gain the upper hand italy is a useful proxy for considering

01:35:16.860 viral behavior in order to curb new covet 19 affections officials ruled that prison inmates could not

01:35:23.800 have visitors prison uh prisoners at one detention facility rioted and within two days 27 prisons had

01:35:31.760 been overrun prisoners were also protesting that they had not received the benefit of testing for the

01:35:37.020 virus on the medical side italy was seeing the reduction of the number of new infections but at

01:35:42.300 least six inmates died as a result of the violence all 27 prisons were badly damaged one so that it had to

01:35:48.820 be closed requiring prisoners to be moved to an already overcrowded facility emotion so is it better

01:35:55.840 to be in a big city or a rural area rural locations have fewer people low population density and generally

01:36:04.180 fewer risk posed by emotion and behavior big cities have the presumed benefit of emergency hospitals and big

01:36:11.460 cities have millions of other people expecting to rely on those hospitals and if as the current rate of new

01:36:18.700 covid 19 infections require hospitalization increases the benefit of proximity to big city hospitals

01:36:25.340 declines sharply in other words a big fancy hospital is only valued if they have available beds sufficient

01:36:33.860 staffing and sufficient supplies to state this another way word another way being near world-class medical

01:36:40.720 care is likely to be less value at a price at precisely the time medical care is most needed by many people

01:36:47.960 because that need overwhelms the system every place the kind of place you might consider has benefits and

01:36:56.280 detractions uh there we therefore recommend deciding where you want to be in the event of having to stay

01:37:03.720 for many weeks if you're already there great if not consider going there soon because transportation and

01:37:11.600 freedom of movement are not guaranteed over the long run this is not a prediction of a national shutdown like

01:37:18.780 italy but rather an acknowledgement of the range of options available to the government we say that again

01:37:25.000 this is not a prediction of a national shutdown but rather an acknowledgement of the range of options available to the government

01:37:33.600 we restate our recommendation of some weeks ago of having resources sufficient to grant you as little

01:37:39.760 dependence on others as possible and as little dependence on trucking shipping restocking and continuity

01:37:45.840 of services all of which is less dependable today than it was last week did you hear that have as little

01:37:53.420 dependence on trucking shipping restocking and continuity of services using groceries is one example it is not

01:38:02.100 possible for the supply supply chain to be the same next week as it was last week because the demand has sharply

01:38:09.040 increased as of today we're edging into what has been described to retailers as phase two phase one is the

01:38:18.060 virus is present but not yet infected many people day-to-day life is mostly normal phase two we're at the

01:38:22.960 beginning of this phase two the virus has become prevalent in the market or markets where supplies originate

01:38:30.340 with governments taking restrictive actions such as quarantine or closing schools in public places that

01:38:36.200 result in labor shortages and considerable disruption to supply and demand to put the rate of increased

01:38:44.080 demand into perspective last thursday and friday march 5th and 6th saw a 10 increase in grocery store

01:38:51.820 foot traffic this thursday and friday march 12th and 13th the increase jumped to 200 and 300 in some areas

01:39:02.220 the director of mit center for transportation logistics has said the current moment can be compared to what

01:39:09.320 happens in a region expecting a big snowstorm people stock up however the present situation is not

01:39:15.760 regional it's national meaning an affected region can only reply a rely on nearby unaffected regions for restocking

01:39:24.760 supplies there's no there's nobody sending in shipments from texas or california or wherever

01:39:30.620 if you're contemplating a move to another location it is likely you will have more options today than in the

01:39:37.840 coming weeks mostly due to the risk of travel disruptions or government intervention that restrict the freedom of

01:39:43.880 movement if you decide to travel relocate yada yada yada uh i'm just not going to be able to get to all of

01:39:50.760 this um he goes into the things that uh important note if draconian restrictions are imposed there might

01:40:00.940 be little or no warning or little or no lead time afforded we learned yesterday the advanced discussions

01:40:07.360 about imposing additional restrictions in san francisco and santa clara as early as next week that's this week

01:40:12.640 information not yet public is shared here's an example of the form of such restrictions that it

01:40:18.160 might take nobody can enter or exit designated lockdown areas unless they are proven family or

01:40:25.240 proven work reasons movement movements inside these areas is to be avoided unless justified closure of all

01:40:32.980 educational and social centers restaurants limiting public transportation and asking everyone encouraging to

01:40:39.000 work from their home but there are other things that are now being decided uh at the government level and

01:40:46.020 more travel restrictions are part of that so what do you do and how do you process all of this

01:40:52.740 we'll get to that in one minute

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01:42:26.020 all right um

01:42:40.780 i want to give you a couple of things

01:42:44.620 the world is a really dangerous place but it's also a really really safe place

01:42:51.880 i mean we survive extraordinary risks every day i mean we look what we do we move around and travel

01:43:00.540 through spaces with powerful machines that could kill all of us without missing a beat our planes

01:43:07.300 our subways buses escalators elevators motorcycles cars everything everything we're surrounded by toxic

01:43:15.760 chemicals our homes are hooked up to explosive gases and and lethal currents of electricity

01:43:21.420 but do we die from any of that

01:43:23.760 we live among people in this country 300 is it 300 or 400 million guns in the hands of our fellow citizens

01:43:33.420 but we're not going to die from being shot to death

01:43:36.260 most of us

01:43:37.880 mark twain said

01:43:40.340 i've had a lot of many troubles

01:43:43.360 but none of them but most of them never happened

01:43:47.100 we live at a time where we are focused on our troubles

01:43:53.380 we don't have to focus on our trouble

01:43:56.680 what we need to do is inform ourself

01:43:59.940 we need to know all of the things

01:44:01.880 the things that scare us most are the things we don't know

01:44:05.520 it's why in movies when they

01:44:07.780 they show you that door and you're like don't open the door

01:44:09.700 don't open the door don't open the door

01:44:10.860 even though you don't know what's behind the door

01:44:12.480 don't open the door

01:44:13.200 the scariest things are the things that we don't know

01:44:17.460 let me let me give you this from c.s lewis

01:44:23.240 this is from his essay on living in an atomic age

01:44:26.380 in one way in one way

01:44:29.020 we think a great deal too much of the atomic bomb

01:44:32.180 how are we going to live in an atomic age

01:44:34.140 i'm tempted to reply well

01:44:35.860 i mean just as you would have lived in the 16th century with the plague

01:44:39.300 that visited london almost every year

01:44:41.840 or as you would have lived in the viking age

01:44:43.460 when raiders from scandinavia might land and cut your throat any night

01:44:46.980 we live in a time that is dangerous

01:44:50.840 but not we don't become paralyzed by it

01:44:53.740 quoting in other words

01:44:56.000 don't let us begin by exaggerating the novelty of our situation

01:44:59.680 believe me dear sir or madam

01:45:01.420 c.s lewis writes

01:45:02.540 you and i

01:45:03.700 you and all of whom we love

01:45:05.860 are already sentenced to death

01:45:07.300 before the atomic bomb was invented

01:45:09.040 we have indeed

01:45:11.400 a very great advantage over our ancestors

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01:46:49.500 i would like you to share with me

01:46:51.780 send them to uh my email address

01:46:54.420 i don't even know what the email address is

01:46:56.100 on the website

01:46:56.660 uh but uh

01:46:58.280 send it to me

01:46:59.120 maybe do it on social

01:47:00.060 uh that's the way the kiddies

01:47:02.300 that's how the kiddies do it nowadays

01:47:04.220 yeah that's how they connect these days

01:47:05.280 whatever

01:47:05.560 um but i really want to know the dumbest things that your family your friends everybody else

01:47:11.860 did or said this weekend the last few days

01:47:15.040 i just love to hear from you

01:47:16.600 when you're kind of like like bill de blasio is is a good case

01:47:20.020 bill de blasio what did he do stew uh as of eight o'clock tonight

01:47:23.500 as of eight o'clock tonight they're closing pretty much everything in the city

01:47:26.140 um yeah you know it would be no restaurants will be open except for delivery and i think maybe pick up

01:47:31.620 they're closing pretty much all stores all gyms everything

01:47:35.400 as of 8 p.m tonight so of course obviously if you're bill de blasio what you want to do during the day

01:47:41.800 today is make sure you get a few more reps in at the gym so he actually went to the gym today

01:47:48.100 after announcing they were closing them as of tonight now technically he's with i mean he's still within the the open area there but i don't think the idea was to allow everyone to go one more time

01:48:01.640 it's more of an idea of like trying to have an order you know what's the difference what's the difference between 8 p.m and uh you know and tonight i mean you didn't get it yet you're probably not going to get it today

01:48:13.920 you know there was uh my wife well really i just man this show is just boring me to death today

01:48:21.760 um the uh my wife got a note on i think this was maybe from a friend of hers or a friend of a friend

01:48:28.740 who said i went to the gym and uh there's this person who's complaining to all these friends that

01:48:35.160 she was just got back from a meeting and that person was dumb enough and they came and they have 0.52

01:48:41.000 coronavirus and they were over

01:48:42.740 well wait a minute you were just with somebody with coronavirus you shouldn't be at the gym

01:48:50.380 that person is just so stupid they've they just came to work anyway well you're 0.94

01:48:56.720 hey moron yeah i mean it's just like pot calling kettle pot calling kettle it's tough to know what to do look 0.71

01:49:03.900 this is so out of the ordinary for people and you know i think a lot of this has to do

01:49:08.320 with the way the media has covered not just this but so many stories over the years

01:49:13.760 that a lot of people just don't buy the hype i mean frankly they just don't buy it

01:49:17.980 and i understand that honestly i you know especially there's the percentage of skepticism

01:49:24.020 on on coronavirus seems to be uh higher on the right and a lot of that has to do with i think

01:49:31.720 the left making this and the media making this into a trump focused story where every other story

01:49:39.120 about it is is whether donald trump did something right or wrong or what he tweeted or what he said

01:49:43.560 so it comes off as every uh the same as every other dumb piece exactly nonsensical criticism

01:49:49.260 that the trump has faced i don't think this story is that but that the media is pushing people i think

01:49:54.720 in that direction i'm watching the mike pence uh uh you know uh what do you call them press conferences

01:50:00.860 and they'll go for 45 minutes with really heavy duty information first question experts yeah

01:50:07.120 donald trump uh donald trump's wearing a usa hat the other day while he was closing our borders

01:50:13.760 isn't that insensitive shut up i just want i please mr vice president let me just stand behind 0.68

01:50:21.340 all the experts and i'll just walk to the podium once in a while just go you shut up next question

01:50:27.580 and then i'll back off let me do it i'll be the bad guy on that what a stupid stupid thing that's 0.95

01:50:34.060 why you need the just shut up t-shirts that you made a while ago yes they're still available uh

01:50:39.700 still available uh let me ask you this uh uh stew joe biden and i gotta get to well let me start with

01:50:47.180 the joe biden thing i don't know if you saw this video uh joe biden not only tremendous

01:50:52.720 performance last night but let me take you the night before saturday he has a a virtual town hall

01:51:01.400 and everything that could go wrong does go wrong the microphones are all screwed up you can't

01:51:07.920 understand him they finally hand him a cell phone i mean it's awful and the whole time he's like donald

01:51:13.500 trump is really you know he's just not competent enough to be able to fix the coronavirus you can't

01:51:18.640 do a webcast man for the love of pete so at one point i just want you to watch this if you're

01:51:24.820 watching on the blaze i'll describe it for you here in a minute if you're just listening on radio but

01:51:28.600 but stew this is like the gary condit video this is like gary condit you know all of a sudden

01:51:35.940 9-11 happened and nobody's talking about him anymore and you're like he got away

01:51:40.720 look at this look at this one look at this one this has not been anywhere because everybody's

01:51:46.880 talking about now the coronavirus watch public option providing as he's talking on additional

01:51:52.420 funding that on the phone looking right into the camera no hidden bills etc and i can get it done

01:51:57.280 i can get it done quickly and people will be covered but even i can't do that for another two year

01:52:02.260 another a year between now and november or actually january okay okay no oh you didn't cut that

01:52:10.300 you cut that off no you got to play the rest of it there's more to more than that oh my gosh yeah

01:52:17.020 oh so much more than he continues to talk and he pauses for a minute and then he starts talking and

01:52:23.420 then he just meanders off to the side the camera stays fixed between the two flags and he just meanders

01:52:30.860 off and he's like talking like complete you have it what this is being a public option providing for

01:52:38.940 the additional funding that would provide for no hidden bills etc and i can get it done i can get

01:52:45.280 it done quickly and people will be covered but even i can't do that for another two year another

01:52:50.180 a year between now and november or actually january i was just pausing i like to pause

01:52:57.540 but to be covered what to do here which means that they can't build any factories or any any

01:53:04.180 anything within one mile of the estuary river in the atlantic ocean and chesapeake and so but the

01:53:10.980 whole point of this is that we can do a lot to deal with he just species and one of the things

01:53:15.700 meanders off the side is that and it's like to deal with this he's not on the screen anymore joe he's not

01:53:21.320 on the screen anymore he's just talking now he kind of comes back they put a illinois for biden thing

01:53:26.380 back up because they don't know what he's doing it was horrendous now here's something because he

01:53:33.200 thinks he's on a like a conference call he's probably done 100 conference calls like that

01:53:37.620 where he's talking to the phone he's totally forgotten he's on camera at this point yeah

01:53:40.360 although he's been looking at the camera the whole time okay now try this on for size

01:53:45.860 when you put together your team of of people that are going to help you with a pandemic that is

01:53:54.500 mainly killing old people stew is there someone that you would think well we shouldn't put this 1.00

01:54:01.480 person on the team you're gonna love this story you're gonna love this story because i would never

01:54:07.700 have been able to answer that story but when i say the name you're gonna go oh you've got to be kidding

01:54:11.200 me okay so joe biden has tapped uh the former white house health advisor

01:54:23.580 to spearhead uh our nation's coronavirus uh problems and um who he decided to tap

01:54:37.400 is uh ezekiel emmanuel oh my god okay oh my now in case you don't remember who zeke emmanuel is

01:54:46.500 uh he's the guy with the complete live system oh my gosh that basically says you know what there

01:54:52.860 comes a time when you know it's time for you to die uh in fact just recently he wrote a piece for

01:55:00.380 the atlantic titled why i hope to die at 75 he writes doubtless death is a loss it deprives us of

01:55:08.880 experiences and milestones of time spent with our spouse and children in short it deprives us of

01:55:13.380 all things we value but there's a simple truth many of us seem to resist living too long is also a

01:55:19.160 loss it renders many of us if not disabled then faltering and declining a state that may not may not

01:55:26.000 be worse than death but nonetheless is deprived it robs us of our creativity and ability to

01:55:31.500 contribute to work and society in the world it transforms how people experience relate to us

01:55:36.740 and most importantly remember us we're no longer remembered as vibrant and engaged but as feeble and

01:55:41.680 ineffectual and even pathetic that's why he thinks people should die at the age of 75

01:55:48.620 this is the guy who joe biden has put in charge of his health team to help figure out what do we do

01:55:59.320 with this virus that is killing mainly old people i don't know i i don't know let's pick the guy who says

01:56:08.660 i mean it's really kind of good that they're all dying really those are some political instincts on

01:56:13.960 the bill de blasio level uh there i will say could that have been a worse pick by the way he says

01:56:21.740 people really are declining they have you know their mental faculties aren't so sharp you know after

01:56:29.280 75 biden is 77 dude biden is 77 right if he had his wish joe or bernie wouldn't even be alive

01:56:38.520 wouldn't be alive basically almost all the candidates running in both parties wouldn't be alive

01:56:42.620 right and you know what's crazy is this guy will say because of the complete live system what we

01:56:49.260 talked to you about years ago the complete live system is you know when you get up to working age

01:56:55.720 you really don't get any kind of medical treatment until you're i mean extraordinary medical treatment

01:57:01.820 until you're around 10 to 12 then from 12 to 30 you get everything this this government can

01:57:10.400 possibly provide for you in a socialized medicine thing then after 30 it starts to slow down after 40

01:57:16.280 it's significantly 50 even more so and then it's almost a straight line down after 60 because quite

01:57:21.940 frankly sir madam i mean justify yourself justify your existence because your life is really kind of

01:57:29.860 meaningless to us and we can't use our resources to keep you alive that's this guy that's this guy this

01:57:36.920 guy yeah i mean and think about all the controversy that happened with death panels in italy we're

01:57:42.400 seeing death panels without the panels right they're just saying anyone over 80 is gone there's no panel

01:57:49.000 to decide which person is which anyone over 80 if they're short on resources buh-bye right that is the

01:57:55.820 death panel without the panel uh that that is not something you know that was a crazy conservative

01:58:03.280 conspiracy theory it was never meant to say in normal times that this was going to happen this

01:58:09.640 happens when there are shortages here we are in italy shortages we're seeing the same thing happen

01:58:15.800 all over europe now and we're going to be seeing it in the next few weeks in an even more intense way

01:58:20.980 you know what would be more acceptable quite honestly you know what people would believe more than that

01:58:26.040 you know they've got a guy who's just been tapped by joe biden to be the the guy to help

01:58:31.020 decide who lives who dies and we already know what his standpoint is people won't buy they won't

01:58:37.120 believe in that but if i said to you do you want somebody to decide who wipes and who doesn't wipe

01:58:42.880 do you want somebody come in your house you get a wipe you don't get a wipe people would freak out

01:58:48.020 they freak out what no nobody's telling me i can't wipe get your gun but this ah nothing to worry about

01:58:58.620 from my fortress deep underground built entirely of toilet paper and hand sanitizer this is the

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02:00:34.960 this is the glenn beck program welcome there's a story that just came out

02:00:46.580 health officials are now saying that the united states should shut down everything for the next 14

02:00:51.340 days a total national shutdown i cannot even begin to imagine uh what that would look like

02:00:59.960 i have no idea how the american people react to that this is not china you know this is not uh we're not

02:01:05.480 used to authoritarian governments and again like i believe that this is a real threat and and countries

02:01:11.400 around the world have shown that these sort of strict measures are the only thing slowing the

02:01:16.100 spread so i'm not a skeptic on this however it's scary and i have no idea how the american people

02:01:21.180 react to it like this is not normal to us this is not what we do but i mean listen to this within

02:01:26.160 europe we already know about italy right and india also pretty much quarantined itself off from the rest

02:01:31.200 of the world but within europe uh all these countries are closing themselves off to foreigners

02:01:36.020 completely czech republic cyprus denmark latvia lithuania poland and slovakia and germany the

02:01:42.760 economic engine of the continent said that it would it would partly close its borders to five neighbor

02:01:46.620 neighboring countries you're saying why do they hate mexicans i know for some reason all of a sudden

02:01:51.900 everyone loves border security whoa yeah i know oh you know glenn obviously italy has had all the

02:01:58.060 press but france spain and germany germany is are seeing this sort of exponential rise in this uh in

02:02:07.640 this virus spread right now and i mean germany if that thing gets has the sort of effects we're looking

02:02:13.680 at economically uh you know what happens i mean how many times have they bailed out the rest of europe

02:02:19.840 now they're going to be in the need of a bailout themselves there's no one going to give it

02:02:23.760 this is a problem and we're seeing already that what the fed did last night doesn't help

02:02:30.240 uh what the fed has done last week doesn't help i mean the fed said banks don't have to have a cash

02:02:38.420 reserve what banks have always had to have 10 of deposits on cash in cash on hand nope not anymore

02:02:48.540 don't worry fed will just print that money you can spend that any way you want give that out as loans

02:02:53.440 whatever not a problem uh so now they don't have to have cash on hand uh they are being bailed out

02:03:01.500 every single night already the the tarp you remember can you remember how much tarp cost us to

02:03:09.880 the troubled assets program say how much 700 billion dollars 700 billion yeah okay just last i think

02:03:19.080 friday they announced that it was going to be a one trillion dollar buyout for troubled assets

02:03:24.520 nobody's even talking about that debate about it or anything they're not talking about it we have

02:03:30.320 interest rates almost at zero now the fed doesn't have any bullets left in its gun please stay home

02:03:38.440 let's not make this any worse stay home more tonight and tomorrow on radio

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 16, 2020

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