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00:03:30.360 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. We have a lot to get to today. So

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00:05:12.540 Thank you so much for listening. We have some sad news. Dolly Parton's sister has asked

00:05:17.040 the world to pray for the country star. She has canceled all of her concerts and her appearances,

00:05:24.140 and apparently she is suffering from health challenges. We don't know exactly what it is,

00:05:30.780 but I mean, Dolly Parton, how can you possibly say anything bad about Dolly Parton? Dolly Parton is

00:05:36.520 one of those just icons of America that I think universally everybody loves. Even if you don't

00:05:43.200 like country music, she's just a sweet, sweet lady. So pray for Dolly Parton and her health.

00:05:50.440 There's a couple of other things that I want to talk to you about today. I want to talk to you

00:05:53.540 about gold. I want to talk to you about what, by the way, it's $4,000 an ounce. That should be

00:05:59.600 very concerning. We'll talk about that. I also want to talk to you about the Hamas flags that were flying

00:06:07.500 in New York City yesterday. Not just the Hamas flag, but also the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. That flag

00:06:16.900 actually says, glory to our martyrs. So Mom Donnie had another rally. What's the problem with that?

00:06:24.180 I know. I know. They are now, they were talking yesterday about, the protesters said they were acting

00:06:32.500 from the belly of the beast. Remember, we're the great Satan. Israel's a little Satan. This is

00:06:40.340 Islamic Jihad. And we now have Americans engaging in standing up and waving Islamic Jihad flags. Look at

00:06:50.740 the size of this crowd in New York. I will never look at the Palestinian flag again the same way after I've

00:07:01.500 seen. After seeing Dinesh D'Souza's, his new movie about the, what is it, the mystery of the dragon or

00:07:11.520 something? The prophecy. Yeah, the prophecy of the dragon. And it comes from, you know, the book of

00:07:17.980 Revelation. And it's the white horse, the red horse, the black horse, the green horse, all the colors of the

00:07:25.320 Palestinian flag. And there are so many different things in the Bible. The Bible actually uses the

00:07:32.780 word Hamas. Look it up. It's crazy. It uses the word Hamas as destruction and death. And, and Gaza is

00:07:42.060 all over in the Bible too. But I don't know. But anyway, so how do you feel about the people on the

00:07:49.300 streets? If we were truly living in a dictatorship, if we were living in a country where we had a

00:07:58.280 dictator who would just not allow anybody to say anything, we wouldn't be talking about Jimmy

00:08:03.460 Kimmel. We would be talking about the rounding up of people who are carrying Islamic terrorist

00:08:09.780 flags and shouting slogans for Islamic jihad in our own country. That's what, that's what a

00:08:20.880 dictator would do. He would stop that speech. Am I wrong? I mean, what's, what's more dangerous?

00:08:27.760 Jimmy Kimmel? What's, what's more un-American? Jimmy Kimmel or Islamic jihad? You're calling for the

00:08:38.500 death of Jews. I mean, that is so unbelievably un-American. But just like we did in the 1930s,

00:08:47.680 we, you know, we let the Nazis walk in the streets, uh, you know, in the 1930s. And they held a big

00:08:56.180 rally in, in Madison Square Garden. If you've never seen it, it's, it's the American booned movement,

00:09:02.160 B-U-N-D. It is frightening. Nazis were everywhere in, especially in the German communities of the

00:09:10.320 Northeast. Uh, and they held rallies. They, you know, imaged George Washington next to Adolf

00:09:18.160 Hitler. It was crazy stuff. Crazy. Well, we learned, we learned what Nazis were and, uh, those Nazis went

00:09:26.120 away. This, I hope this goes away. Um, you know, at least from the stupid people that don't, just

00:09:36.760 don't know what they're doing. Oh, I'm just marching, you know, because the Palestinians are,

00:09:40.920 you know, oppressed. Can you do a little more thought, put a little more thought into this at

00:09:46.360 all? Who are you standing with? The reason why I bring this up today is not only, not only it was

00:09:54.520 it, uh, what did they call this yesterday? The, uh, New York flood. I can't remember. Um,

00:10:05.940 I can't remember exactly what they called it. I just saw it. Glory to our martyrs, blah, blah, blah.

00:10:10.560 They had called to flood New York city. That's what it was. This protest, they said, flood New

00:10:19.700 York city. Well, that is an exact reference to the operation Al-Aqsa flood, which is what that

00:10:29.380 operation was on October 7th, a flood. They called it a flood. Again, book of revelation, the dragon

00:10:37.080 unleashes a flood. Uh, I personally like to know who these people are.

00:10:48.740 I personally like to be able to say, okay, do you know who you're standing with? Do you know who's

00:10:54.240 supporting you? Do you know who's funding all of this? And I like to make the case and I don't want

00:11:02.700 to ever kick these people off of the streets. You have a right. But I thought we lived in a

00:11:12.420 dictatorship and we didn't have freedom of speech. Let me show you something where we don't have

00:11:17.500 freedom of speech is counseling freedom of speech. This is what was in front of the Supreme court

00:11:24.520 yesterday. It comes from Colorado. Colorado has a ban on conversion therapy. 2019, they passed a law

00:11:32.480 counselors cannot try to change a minor client's gender identity or sexual orientation, including

00:11:40.820 behaviors or gender expressions. I mean, you want to talk about freedom of speech. I can't try to change

00:11:47.000 your behavior. What is the point of going to church? Okay. Can't, can't try to change behaviors or gender

00:11:59.120 expressions or sexual identity or orientation. It does permit, it has an exception. The counselor

00:12:07.840 can offer assistance to a person undergoing gender transition. So you can help them one direction.

00:12:14.900 You just can't help them the other direction. Now, Kaylee Childs, she is a licensed counselor in Colorado.

00:12:24.840 She's in Colorado Springs. God bless her heart. Uh, and she specializes in addiction, trauma, sexuality,

00:12:32.420 gender dysphoria, and other mental health concerns. She's a Christian and she serves clients who are

00:12:40.380 seeking religiously informed care that aligns with biblical teachings, especially on sexuality and

00:12:47.920 gender. Now, prior to 2019, she was fine. She counseled clients, including minors. Uh,

00:12:58.260 and, uh, she would say, you know, this is what the Bible says. This is how you do it. And she would help

00:13:04.780 people, you know, with their gender dysphoria. Now she, once the law passed, she stopped all discussion

00:13:13.240 with minors, everything else. She's abiding by the law. However, she has a lawsuit. That's the court

00:13:22.540 case that the Supreme Court heard yesterday. Does counseling count or is counseling freedom of

00:13:31.360 speech? Can I not counsel based on my religious dictates? Colorado says, no, this is going to be

00:13:43.140 a huge case. Let me tell you some things that I absolutely believe. And I can say them today,

00:13:53.560 but if this court case goes the wrong way, will I be allowed to say these things? These are things I

00:14:02.220 absolutely believe. I believe that marriage between a man and a woman is ordained by God and the family

00:14:10.780 is central to the creator's plan for eternal destiny of his children. Believe it. I believe all human

00:14:18.980 beings, male and female, are created in the image of God. Each of us is a beloved spirit, a son or daughter

00:14:29.200 of God. We have divine nature, destiny, and gender is an essential characteristic of individual

00:14:40.380 eternal identity and purpose. Any of this controversial today?

00:14:51.480 The first commandment that God gave to Adam and Eve was pertaining to parenthood.

00:14:58.880 God. Husband and wife, go have children. God's commandment of go and multiply and replenish the

00:15:09.980 earth has never been revoked. So that is our first commandment from God. Replenish the earth,

00:15:18.020 have children. God commands that procreation, the powers that he gives us. This is the only thing

00:15:25.380 where we can truly create the way the creator does, where we partner with him and our bodies and our

00:15:33.040 spirits and we make children. And that should only be used between a man and a woman, lawfully,

00:15:42.280 lawfully wedded as husband and wife. Life, the sanctity of life is everything to God's eternal plan.

00:16:02.640 Husband and wife have a responsibility to love and care for one another and their children.

00:16:07.360 You have a sacred duty to rear your children in love, in righteousness, to provide for their physical

00:16:15.080 and spiritual needs, to teach them love, serve one another, observe the commandments of God,

00:16:19.300 be law-abiding citizens wherever they live. Mothers and fathers, if you don't do this,

00:16:24.580 you're going to be held accountable because it is your highest calling. This is your obligation.

00:16:32.880 Is this controversial? Marriage between a man and a woman, the basic building block of all life in the

00:16:47.020 universe is male and female creating life. That tells me that's an eternal truth. You don't create life

00:16:58.300 life with male and male. The universe collapses male and male, female and female. So the universal truth,

00:17:06.680 the way man was created, the truth is male and female to create children. And that is an eternal plan.

00:17:17.100 And every time we break that plan, every time we decide that we're just going to have sex outside of

00:17:25.820 matrimony, outside of the family, every time you break mom and dad and child, every time you don't

00:17:34.180 honor your marital vows, it hurts all of society. Happiness, and we all know this, happiness is best achieved

00:17:46.220 when you're just living the principles of Christ. You've got man and woman, both lawfully wedded,

00:17:54.900 and they're creating children, and they're both trying to do the right thing following God.

00:18:01.940 Repentance, forgiveness, respect, love, compassion, work, all of this stuff.

00:18:06.460 There will come a time, because all of this stuff comes from the Bible.

00:18:16.420 There will come a time where I can't have the freedom of speech to say those things.

00:18:22.180 That will be deemed hate speech.

00:18:24.800 That's what's in front of the Supreme Court yesterday.

00:18:35.900 We have people in black robes deciding whether that can be said by me, by you, by a counselor, by a priest.

00:18:44.880 In Colorado today, that counselor cannot sit down with that minor and say what I just said.

00:18:56.520 It's against the law in Colorado.

00:19:01.180 Is that the freedom that the left is preaching for?

00:19:13.660 Is that, I mean, is that, yes, that is their definition of freedom.

00:19:18.760 Their definition of freedom is, counselors can't say those things.

00:19:22.300 You can't say those things.

00:19:23.820 Churches can't say those things.

00:19:25.400 That's all hate speech.

00:19:26.440 We should kill people who disagree with us.

00:19:34.080 That's the society that the left is offering you.

00:19:42.080 No, thank you.

00:19:44.120 No, thank you.

00:19:46.020 And no matter what the punishment is, I won't stop saying those things because I believe them.

00:19:53.460 And I can't change what I believe.

00:19:58.740 Because I believe them.

00:20:00.100 It's not something I just say.

00:20:02.180 It's how I live my life.

00:20:04.020 It's years and years and years of experimentation of that works, that doesn't.

00:20:09.820 Wow, that hurts.

00:20:10.720 Don't do that again.

00:20:13.280 That's how I got my beliefs.

00:20:15.380 I tore myself apart.

00:20:17.140 What do you actually believe about God?

00:20:20.020 And if you haven't done that, you don't really have a testimony.

00:20:22.160 It requires you.

00:20:27.720 But that only happens when life pushes you up against the wall.

00:20:31.680 And that's why God is allowing a lot of this stuff to happen.

00:20:35.340 He needs his children pushed up against the wall to wake up.

00:20:39.500 What is true?

00:20:42.240 What is worth standing for?

00:20:44.020 What is worth dying for?

00:20:45.160 What is worth living for?

00:20:46.360 Find those things.

00:20:49.900 You'll find Christ.

00:20:51.360 You'll find God.

00:20:52.420 And you'll find happiness.

00:20:54.320 And we will find peace.

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00:22:18.580 So, the people arguing this in front of the Supreme Court is the Alliance Defending Freedom.

00:22:25.600 We have their CEO with us in just a minute.

00:22:30.000 But make no mistake, we are deep in the fight for First Amendment rights.

00:22:36.540 I mean, I'm going to the University of North Dakota tomorrow.

00:22:42.240 I'm filling in for Charlie Kirk.

00:22:46.500 And there's this great, this great from the West Central Tribune up in North Dakota.

00:22:56.020 Sadly, Kirk was murdered in September.

00:22:59.480 Great article.

00:23:00.400 During a similar event in Utah, now other ultra-conservative speakers are continuing the tour in Kirk's stead.

00:23:07.480 Beck is nationally famous, blah, blah, blah.

00:23:08.800 His views approach at the event at UND likely will be similar to what Kirk would have presented.

00:23:14.680 Discussions about personal values, Republican viewpoints, not really.

00:23:18.360 And we assume inviting debate.

00:23:21.440 Beck's appearance will be blah, blah, blah.

00:23:22.940 It has the potential to be controversial, which begs the question, why bring controversial speakers to campus in the first place?

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00:23:35.420 it is important for us to foster the spirit of inquiry.

00:23:39.660 Whether it's non-controversial ideas or controversial ideas, we need to have an open forum where our students, faculty, our staff,

00:23:47.160 and, in fact, the whole community can see how civil discourse should be undertaken.

00:23:52.940 So, we welcome ideas.

00:23:54.580 We need to make sure that the university remains a forum of ideas.

00:23:58.680 Amen.

00:23:59.960 I'll see you in North Dakota tomorrow.

00:24:03.220 This is Glenn Beck.

00:24:06.340 So, the morning after October 7th, the world stood still.

00:24:10.000 Remember what we were talking about two years ago on October 8th?

00:24:13.160 The images, the story, the loss.

00:24:15.740 It was all too much to take in.

00:24:17.440 And for those in Israel, it wasn't just news.

00:24:19.240 It was real life.

00:24:20.440 Families huddled in shelters, communities shaken, entire neighborhoods forever changed.

00:24:25.020 There was somebody on the ground, in our name, doing good.

00:24:29.480 The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

00:24:31.880 They were there already.

00:24:33.540 And they just upped everything they did.

00:24:35.400 They provided food, medicine, emergency shelters to families who had lost everything.

00:24:39.660 They were providing, you know, armored cars.

00:24:43.860 Everything they were taking out of the darkness and putting into the light and something began to grow.

00:24:50.620 It was the flags of fellowship movement.

00:24:52.720 The flags flown by Christians and Jews together all over the world stand as a symbol of unity, compassion, and defiance against terror.

00:24:59.160 They say, we remember, we stand with Israel.

00:25:02.620 Because faith isn't really measured by what we do when the world is at its best.

00:25:07.920 It's measured when the world is at its worst.

00:25:11.040 Get more information on how you can help and be a part of Flags of Fellowship.

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00:25:29.160 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:25:47.100 I urge you to look at the economic signs that are everywhere.

00:25:51.860 Yesterday, I told you gold was at a record.

00:25:53.600 It just broke $4,000.

00:25:55.340 And it was like $4,005, $4,005.

00:26:03.100 Today, it is $4,058.

00:26:06.660 So it is on its way over halfway to $4,100.

00:26:12.260 This is unprecedented.

00:26:15.340 And there's lots of reasons for it.

00:26:17.420 We'll get into it in just a minute.

00:26:19.460 Now, we've been talking about the right to free speech and the case that was heard in front of the Supreme Court yesterday.

00:26:27.840 Is counseling free speech or not?

00:26:31.600 Kristen Wagner, she is the CEO and President, Chief Counsel of Alliance Defending Freedom.

00:26:36.980 And they are at the forefront of this and so many other battles.

00:26:41.720 Kristen, how are you?

00:26:42.540 Welcome.

00:26:43.820 I'm good.

00:26:44.480 Thanks for having me.

00:26:45.260 So, Kristen, tell me, how did it go yesterday?

00:26:49.260 What signs, if any, did you get from the Supreme Court in their questioning on which way this might fall?

00:26:57.580 I think it went very well.

00:26:59.800 You know, I think just to understand the law that's at issue, Colorado, the state of Colorado,

00:27:05.140 had passed a law that allows licensed counselors to encourage children to transition and identify as the opposite sex.

00:27:12.060 But if a child instead wants to be comfortable with the body, the law says that the counselor can't talk to that child about that and the child can't get the help that they need.

00:27:23.840 And so the real issue is, does this violate the First Amendment?

00:27:27.540 Is it viewpoint discrimination because one side is favored over another?

00:27:31.780 And can the state peer into a counseling room and interfere in a private conversation?

00:27:35.820 So, I mean, I think it's a violation of all of those things.

00:27:40.320 You know, I mean, this one seems really easy to me.

00:27:44.300 You can't do it one way and not the other.

00:27:46.920 But the thing that really concerns me is this veers deeply into religious belief as well.

00:27:55.320 You know, I just, you know, talked about some things that I believe, and gender is ordained by God.

00:28:01.480 You don't get a pick.

00:28:02.460 It's ordained by God.

00:28:03.480 I believe that.

00:28:05.480 You might not believe that, but I do.

00:28:07.820 Am I not allowed to say that if I'm a counselor?

00:28:13.640 You're not in Colorado.

00:28:15.400 If a child comes to you and says, I am feeling uncomfortable in my body, I would like to have a conversation.

00:28:22.800 I would like to sit and listen and talk through these issues.

00:28:25.720 If a child comes to you and you in any way address behavior, sexual behavior, attractions, feelings, expressions, that is a violation of the law if you're encouraging them to live consistent with their sex.

00:28:39.160 But wait, wait, wait, wait, just so I understand clearly, if they come in and say the same thing and I say, you know what, you should try, you know, let's just change your sex.

00:28:50.260 That's fine.

00:28:50.940 Yes, that's actually in the law.

00:28:54.260 It's in the law that you can affirm what their perceived gender identity, that gender transitions can be affirmed.

00:29:01.900 And I think just to talk about the scope of the law, this law, a similar law is in place in about 20 other states.

00:29:09.800 So, again, Glenn, you're right to think about how does this affect my family?

00:29:14.220 If it was my child or my children's friends and I needed to get help, I would want an experienced professional that shares my beliefs also.

00:29:23.440 And Kaylee Childs, our client at the Supreme Court, she is a Christian and she does believe that God creates our bodies to be wonderfully made and wants to encourage children in this way simply by listening and talking to them.

00:29:37.140 What are the ramifications if it goes the other way?

00:29:43.860 If it stays with California or, I mean, Colorado?

00:29:48.080 I think first and foremost, we need to realize that unjust laws like this, there is a human toll.

00:29:53.900 And so we, of course, have to go to the children that cannot get the help that they need.

00:29:58.060 The science tells us that 90% of all kids who are gender dysphoric, if they are able to just go through adolescence with listening and talking, that they will identify with their sex and live healthy and happy lives.

00:30:13.360 But 97% of kids that even start with just social transition, those kids experience irreversible harm and become lifelong medical patients.

00:30:23.980 So first and foremost, this issue has to be about our children and the future of our nation.

00:30:29.740 And then second, think about the fact that an authoritarian government now has the power to come into private voluntary conversations and put certain topics off limits because they're pushing a radical ideology.

00:30:42.480 It's stunning to me how the left keeps calling our side authoritarian and they just don't see the authoritarian nature of almost everything regarding speech with their side of the argument.

00:31:05.000 That's absolutely true.

00:31:07.980 And I think there's manipulation in the language that's being used.

00:31:11.200 I mean, what many people will probably read in their newspapers this morning is that this case was about so-called conversion therapy.

00:31:18.080 They're labeling listening and talking to children as conversion therapy.

00:31:24.940 And so, again, it's just a manipulation of language to, I think, deceive the public and to push an ideology onto families that is just bringing great devastation.

00:31:34.320 What is the definition of conversion therapy?

00:31:38.520 Because when I hear that, I think of, like, you know, the dark ages, you will submit.

00:31:44.720 Right.

00:31:45.060 You know, that's not the same.

00:31:47.380 What is the definition of conversion therapy?

00:31:52.320 The law actually spells it out.

00:31:54.760 It's in the plain language of the statute, and it says it's any practice, any treatment that would seek to change an identity and not just an identity, but also including minimizing or changing gender expression, gender attractions or sexual feelings, as well as behaviors.

00:32:16.060 You simply can't have a conversation that would do any of those things without violating the law.

00:32:21.360 And then later, the statute expressly again says, but if you're transitioning a child, that's acceptable.

00:32:28.620 And affirming that child is acceptable.

00:32:31.220 And again, these are voluntary conversations, right?

00:32:33.780 So Colorado, at age 12 in Colorado, you can go have a mastectomy without a child can consent to a mastectomy at age 12, but they cannot consent to a conversation to say, I want to live at peace with my body.

00:32:46.920 That's insane.

00:32:47.760 I mean, so does this, this will bleed into our churches and everything if, if this is strengthened by the Supreme Court, if this stands with the Supreme Court, it doesn't just stay there, does it?

00:33:01.320 I mean, would it affect, could it grow into me as a parent?

00:33:06.500 I can't say those things to my kids.

00:33:08.540 Well, yes, I mean, it already is, right?

00:33:12.320 Like, we'll just look at Colorado now.

00:33:14.480 We have, we have multiple suits against the state of Colorado at Alliance Divining Freedom, forced pronouns that they are forcing business owners to use.

00:33:24.240 We've gone, we sued this last year over a camp this summer, a Christian camp that was told they had to put boys in the girls' cabin rooms.

00:33:32.560 We have, of course, the cases involving, you know, the business owners of Jack Phillips, but we have overnight accommodations in their public school policies where literally they're putting boys in girls' rooms without telling the parents or the children, asking them to share the same beds.

00:33:47.360 So, yes, this whole ideology has become entrenched in the law, and it is one of our priorities to uproot it.

00:33:55.340 But that takes all of us to do that.

00:33:57.040 Yeah.

00:33:58.300 Kirsten, thank you so much.

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00:37:53.840 You know, I, I, this is crazy, but there is this, I think it's the three-eye Atlas space

00:38:11.000 rock, the, the interstellar object that's coming our way.

00:38:15.940 And I am convinced we are going to be told that aliens are coming our way.

00:38:21.280 Wait, what?

00:38:22.040 Yeah, I just, I just, I don't know.

00:38:24.200 You're convinced?

00:38:25.160 I'm convinced.

00:38:25.760 I'm not saying they are.

00:38:26.840 I'm saying we're going to be told aliens are on the way.

00:38:29.160 Oh, okay.

00:38:30.920 And this, this, this object is huge and it's been traveling forever.

00:38:38.380 And we saw it at great distance.

00:38:40.280 And at first it looked like it was a, a comet.

00:38:44.860 Then they realized it was a rock of some sort, maybe not a comet, a comet.

00:38:49.860 Now it just is coming around Mars.

00:38:52.820 And so we can get, you know, close enough looks at it and, and it doesn't have the tail

00:39:00.640 that a comet has.

00:39:01.760 You know, when a comet is going through, you know, gas and everything else is flying off

00:39:06.420 and so they have this tail.

00:39:07.620 This doesn't have a tail.

00:39:09.000 And the pictures that they released this weekend was, it's a perfectly shaped cylindrical object.

00:39:15.540 Okay.

00:39:15.900 Did you see that, Sarah?

00:39:16.860 Did you see the pictures?

00:39:17.720 I mean, right.

00:39:18.860 I mean, sharp corners on it.

00:39:21.060 It looks like a Tic Tac.

00:39:24.000 It does.

00:39:24.720 Well, it's not sharp corners.

00:39:25.680 But like perfectly rounded, you're saying.

00:39:28.400 It's perfectly rounded, but on the edges, I think it had the corners on the, on the two

00:39:32.780 ends.

00:39:34.340 But it's perfectly shaped.

00:39:36.240 It does not look natural.

00:39:37.980 Okay.

00:39:40.140 Now they're saying, and this is like Harvard, you know, astrophysicists and everything else.

00:39:44.500 They're saying in 1977, there was something called the wow signal.

00:39:49.380 And it was, it was noted by some astrophysicists who were listening.

00:39:55.220 I think it was called the big ear or something like that.

00:39:57.380 It, where we were listening for signals from space.

00:40:01.080 1977, something happens and it's called the wow signal because on the, you know, on the readout,

00:40:07.100 the paper, the scientist that was working just highlighted it and went, wow, because it

00:40:12.800 was an unnatural signal.

00:40:14.860 It was a very strong signal, a burst of a message or something that was not natural, but they

00:40:23.080 didn't know what it was.

00:40:24.160 It never repeated itself.

00:40:26.040 And so they just said, well, it's the wow signal.

00:40:28.340 Don't know what that was.

00:40:29.620 But now they're looking back and they've, they've pinpointed where that wow signal, because they

00:40:34.340 knew where that wow signal came from.

00:40:36.720 And they've taken the trajectory of this object and they've put it back into time, 1977,

00:40:42.440 and they're saying it's a 0.6% chance that the signal did not come from that exact space.

00:40:53.620 So over a 99% chance it did.

00:40:55.720 Over a 99% chance that it came from where that object was in 1977.

00:41:01.980 Okay.

00:41:02.140 So they're not saying for sure it was, you know, a piece of intelligence.

00:41:06.440 If you're paying attention to this, it's just keeps building into something.

00:41:11.940 I don't know how they're going to back up.

00:41:13.400 It's at Mars.

00:41:14.700 So I don't know how they're like, cause they're like, look at this is not, this is not, this

00:41:19.900 is not natural.

00:41:20.820 This is, this is perfectly formed.

00:41:22.800 It's not natural.

00:41:23.640 We don't know what it is.

00:41:24.720 Yada, yada, yada.

00:41:25.660 And nobody seems to be paying attention to it.

00:41:28.420 Now, I, I'm not saying that it is alien life.

00:41:30.760 Look at it.

00:41:31.080 Yeah.

00:41:31.320 It does look more like a tic-tac.

00:41:33.240 Yeah.

00:41:33.560 Look at, there it is.

00:41:35.100 But look at that.

00:41:36.040 It's straight lines.

00:41:38.140 Yeah.

00:41:38.500 I mean, it's a very blurry, faraway picture though.

00:41:42.020 I mean, yeah, let's see.

00:41:43.900 They also say what's coming off of it is, I'm trying to remember what they said it was,

00:41:50.580 but some, it's not giving off, it's giving off things that are like alloys or, I can't

00:42:00.740 remember what it was.

00:42:01.720 Did you read that, Sarah?

00:42:02.960 It's giving off something that is an alloy that would be like a hardened ship.

00:42:09.200 I mean, I, I don't know any of this if it's true, but I just feel like we're being prepared

00:42:14.620 for aliens are coming.

00:42:16.780 We should all band together and, and get your digital ID because they're coming.

00:42:21.700 And this digital ID and the new currency is all going to be, that's, what's going to save

00:42:26.620 us from these aliens.

00:42:27.920 I mean, I, I know that sounds crazy, but we're living in a crazy world.

00:42:34.880 I would agree with that.

00:42:36.360 I'll also say that if it does look like a tic-tac, it looks like one of those white ones

00:42:40.300 that starts out with a delicious vanilla and then turns into that terrible mint.

00:42:43.640 Like, why, why not just make one that's just that delicious vanilla?

00:42:48.020 Why can't I have that?

00:42:50.140 Well, that doesn't make any sense at all.

00:42:52.380 I, I, I'm not up on my mint controversy, so I, I, I don't know.

00:42:56.180 I mean, it's not a controversy, it's settled science in my mind, but whatever.

00:43:00.740 No, it's interesting.

00:43:01.600 I mean, I, you know, some of the pictures, you can't tell what's a recreation, what isn't

00:43:05.600 they, like there's some on the, some of these NASA sites I'm glancing at that don't

00:43:09.720 look as perfectly rounded as, as the sort of picture does there, so maybe they do think

00:43:14.780 it's a rock still, I don't know.

00:43:16.720 I also will say the trajectory of it does seem like it's going to pass, not pretty close

00:43:21.100 to us, like it's going to hit us, but like close enough, we're going to get a real nice

00:43:23.820 view of it.

00:43:24.440 Yeah.

00:43:24.720 Whatever it is.

00:43:25.640 Yeah.

00:43:26.140 Especially when it's firing down its lasers at us.

00:43:29.420 We'll see, it's very bright.

00:43:30.620 Yeah, we'll see it, it'll be beautiful.

00:43:31.340 That will light up the sky.

00:43:32.380 Yeah, it'll be very nice.

00:43:33.860 Very nice.

00:43:34.340 So we'll have that.

00:43:35.600 I think the last time it went around, went around something, I don't remember, it did,

00:43:41.280 was not affected by gravity.

00:43:44.920 Oh.

00:43:45.900 They're like, how is that happening?

00:43:49.340 Hmm.

00:43:50.200 I, you know, but you know, I, why not have another thing to worry about?

00:43:53.460 A lot of this stuff is coming from Harvard, but I don't know if I believe Harvard anymore.

00:43:57.120 You know, it's, I mean, it's really, we just live in interesting times, really interesting

00:44:02.940 times.

00:44:03.260 That's a good, I can't wait to see how this all turns out.

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00:47:18.060 hello america well california you're in for a treat you are in for a treat when you get to go

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00:48:56.860 california uh who ran for senate and lost and now she's running for governor yesterday about this time

00:49:04.080 she was the front runner today she's not um i just want to play a clip of the interview she did

00:49:15.560 yesterday what do you say to the 40 percent of california voters who you'll need in order to win

00:49:21.300 who voted for trump how would i need them in order to win man well unless you think you're going to get

00:49:26.140 60 percent of the vote you think you'll get 60 percent all everybody who did not vote for trump

00:49:31.400 will vote for you that's what you're in a general election yes if it is me versus a republican i think

00:49:37.640 that i will win the people who did not vote for trump what if it's you versus another democrat i don't

00:49:41.740 intend that to be the case so how do you not intend that to be the case do you are you going to ask them

00:49:47.580 not to run no no i'm saying i'm going to build the support i have the support already in terms of

00:49:51.860 name recognition and so i'm going to do the very best i can to make sure that we get through this

00:49:55.980 primary in a really strong position but let me be clear with you i represented orange county i

00:50:00.800 represented a purple area i have stood on my own two feet and won republican votes before that's not

00:50:05.720 something every candidate in this race can say if you're from a deep blue area if you're from la or

00:50:10.500 you're from oakland you haven't you don't have an experience you just said you don't need those trump

00:50:14.820 voters well you asked me if i needed them to win so you don't i feel like this is unnecessarily

00:50:19.160 argumentative what is your question the the question is the same thing i asked everybody

00:50:23.620 that this is being called the empowering voters to stop trump's power grab every other candidate

00:50:29.660 has answered this question this is not correct and i said i support it so and the question is what

00:50:35.400 do you say to the 40 percent of voters who voted for trump oh i'm happy to say that it's the do you

00:50:40.540 need them to win part that i don't understand i'm happy to answer the question as you haven't

00:50:44.520 written and i'll answer it and we've also asked the other candidates do you think you need any of

00:50:48.340 those 40 percent of california voters to win and you're saying no you don't no i'm saying i'm going

00:50:53.020 to try to win every vote i can and what i'm saying to you is that well to those voters okay so so you i

00:50:59.860 don't want to keep doing this i'm going to call it thank you she gets up and walks you're not going

00:51:05.040 to do the interview with us nope not like this i'm not not with seven follow-ups to every single

00:51:09.020 question you ask oh god every other candidate has i don't care i don't care i i want to have a

00:51:14.400 pleasant positive conversation which you ask me about every issue on this list and if every question

00:51:19.760 you're going to make up a follow-up question then we're never going to get there and we're just

00:51:24.660 going to circle around i am an investigative reporter i've never had to do this before ever

00:51:28.160 you've never had to have a conversation to end an interview okay but every other candidate has done

00:51:34.580 this what part of i'm me i'm running for governor because i'm a leader so i am going to make so you're

00:51:41.580 not going to answer questions from reporters okay why don't we go through i will continue to ask

00:51:46.600 follow-up questions because that's my job as a journalist but i will go through and ask these and

00:51:50.420 if you don't want to answer you don't want to answer so nearly every legislative i am i don't want to

00:51:56.100 have an unhappy experience with you and i don't want this all on camera i don't want to have an

00:52:00.580 unhappy experience with you either i would love to continue to ask these questions so that we can

00:52:04.500 show our viewers what every candidate feels about every one of these issues that they care about

00:52:09.500 and redistricting it's a massive issue we're going to do an entire story just on the responses to that

00:52:14.920 question and i've asked everybody the same follow-up question didn't go well wow didn't go well

00:52:23.520 somebody who is she kind of even says it she's never had to deal with follow-up questions before

00:52:30.120 no what am what an amazing we sometimes don't appreciate what what a great life it must be on

00:52:35.980 the left oh you just thought about that a lot oh my god you never have to deal with anything no one

00:52:41.960 ever asks you a follow-up no one ever pushes you on anything you just say whatever you want and

00:52:47.600 everyone just walks away as if it was the greatest thing of all time that must be so much fun

00:52:51.600 i mean i mean you don't you'd be so intellectually weak oh so you see it there she asked one minor

00:52:58.960 follow-up question that isn't adversary at all and she pulls the plug on the interview i'm not

00:53:04.440 gonna do this i don't want all this on camera well there's a lot that i haven't wanted on camera

00:53:10.860 didn't stop anybody else all right that's when they get most excited yeah oh i know i know i know

00:53:16.200 that's so bizarre i wasn't she didn't the reporter wasn't even going at her hard it was like hey what

00:53:23.460 do you mean you don't need i mean it's a such a what a layup of a question but you know no no offense

00:53:29.800 but it's like do you need the 40 percent uh of of people to trump voters to win you say well i you

00:53:35.700 know i want to get as many of them as i can and i of course i want to get as many voters i can but

00:53:40.000 i'm going to stand on my principal blah blah blah blah like any any competent politician that's not

00:53:45.500 even a follow-up question it's like do you want more voters that's the hard question she walked out

00:53:50.960 of an interview for but here's i mean remember who she is remember who she is okay um must we

00:53:57.660 well i mean i think we've just proven everything that they said wasn't true

00:54:02.520 um according to uh people who had worked in her office uh she has made several multiple staffers

00:54:11.200 cry people are generally so anxious uh to even uh to even staff her because if anything goes wrong

00:54:17.840 she flips out on whatever staffer is present she just talks to staffers however she wants

00:54:22.860 one criticism of porter has been that she allegedly is a terrible person according to some accounts

00:54:28.820 abusive and racist uh in december text messages surfaced in which porter scolded a staffer for

00:54:35.560 giving the congresswoman covid one message said she was rage prone and had a tendency to disparage

00:54:41.780 staffers others suggested her expectations were wildly unrealistic one message accused her of making

00:54:46.540 racist comments those are from her staffer and remember those are from 2022 i mean we've seen this

00:54:52.880 and they just buried all of that uh and now you're starting to see it you know when you force people

00:54:58.520 into uncomfortable situations you generally see who they really are um and that wasn't really an

00:55:05.320 that was a normal uh situation for anybody who's right you can't handle that sweetheart you can't

00:55:12.860 handle anything but imagine you're in california she was the front runner yesterday that's who

00:55:20.200 everybody's like yeah i'll probably vote for her yeah yesterday looking at cal she went on the

00:55:25.920 prediction markets and she was at a sick a 40 chance to win which was double anybody else in the race

00:55:31.160 uh and uh today she's now a slight underdog in the race from that interview it was that bad now

00:55:38.400 we don't know how the electorate actually responds to it they'll take some time for we don't know how

00:55:43.400 much people actually will see it right you know it could run and then go away a lot of conservatives

00:55:49.340 are going to see that today because conservatives are going to play it like crazy will people who

00:55:53.160 might actually vote for her see it is a totally different question how do we you know we watch

00:55:59.300 nbc cnn we have msnbc on us in front of us all the time um we listen to npr we listen to uh you know

00:56:08.660 the new york times we read the new york times maybe it's time to appreciate us a little bit more

00:56:12.700 just saying we do that for you every day yeah just so you know yeah we do it so you don't have to

00:56:17.680 however we we bring those things up all the time on the air we know where the other side stands

00:56:24.480 they have there are stories that just don't hit that side yeah they have no idea it even and they

00:56:33.140 don't listen to anything else and so there are stories like that that stupid story of uh the judge's

00:56:40.620 house burning down there are going to be people forever that believe that was a hate crime there

00:56:47.380 is no evidence of anything of even an arson of arson there's nothing that it was some conservative

00:56:54.480 who did it it was a house that burned down that's all we know now there's no they had to immediately

00:57:01.020 jump to it's a house of a judge that judge stopped donald trump harmy dylan wrote and really

00:57:09.160 absolutely innocuous uh you know hey this judge just made this ruling we will fight that every

00:57:17.280 way we possibly can that can't stand they they took that and said harmy dylan was targeting this judge

00:57:24.200 so somebody went on the right and burned that judge's house down none of that there's no evidence of

00:57:32.760 any of that they don't even know what caused the fire yet and i'll bet you you're going to find out

00:57:39.120 that it wasn't arson it was just a normal fire it was 11 o'clock in the morning it was just a normal

00:57:45.220 fire the house burned down it was a tragedy glad that nobody was hurt well her husband was hurt in it

00:57:51.620 he had some broken bones and stuff as he tried to get out of the house um and we wish them the best

00:57:56.800 but you're going to find i think and i'll correct it if we find differently uh it wasn't any of those

00:58:04.360 things but they have reported that now as fact how many people are going to believe that forever

00:58:14.120 i can guarantee you i've members of my own family who will bring that up to me well you say violence

00:58:20.040 is what about burning the judge's house down and i'll have to say that's not true yes it is and they

00:58:27.800 won't believe me because they heard it on nbc they heard it on cnn they heard it in the washington

00:58:32.100 post and so they just believe it there are no facts to back that none now there may be in the future

00:58:40.220 maybe in a couple of days let the process work but there's none these journalists on the left are so

00:58:48.560 unbelievably irresponsible and then because they have zombified their entire base their base will not

00:58:59.040 listen to the other side they there are stories i guarantee you think about how many people are

00:59:04.980 going to believe from here on out that charlie kirk was either killed by a jew or somebody in his own

00:59:11.320 uh camp or uh it it was a left winger it was a donald trump mega killer because that's what they said

00:59:19.540 and they're not listening to you they're not they're not watching fox they're not getting their news they

00:59:25.240 don't all news from major traditionally trusted sources they watch all of that and they think

00:59:35.680 they're getting a variety well i read the times and the post oh new york post or washington post well

00:59:42.020 not the new york post the washington post there's no variety there no it's the same thing and this is

00:59:47.360 this is how something like you can change your gender with a series of magical words comes into effect

00:59:54.120 because the it's how global warming is real a liberal hears something like the gender stuff

00:59:59.880 for example and they hear it the first time and they just like you react the same way they they

01:00:06.200 what what do you mean you can just become a girl what are you talking about they in their minds react

01:00:12.160 the same way the first time they hear that yes and then they hear it 500 000 other times unchallenged

01:00:18.520 and saying science is settled yep and they're like wow i must have been wrong about that and even if

01:00:25.300 they don't say if they have nothing to back it up like in this burning down the house they just say

01:00:31.660 it over and over and people go well they wouldn't say that if it wasn't true right and i don't hear

01:00:37.780 anybody else oh except for the crazy conservatives who cares what they're saying so i mean this is why

01:00:43.780 i would you know i have hope again there's a lot of work to be done she's got a difficult job but

01:00:49.200 like i have hope for the barry weiss situation at cbs news it would be great if there was just a

01:00:54.520 an organization out of all the ones that exist that just comes out and gives you fair uh you know

01:01:00.960 balanced stuff now i know fox does that but they're seen uh more as a conservative network obviously

01:01:06.620 but their slogan for years was fair and balanced and it was seen by the people who watched it and watched

01:01:12.220 other networks as the most balanced when we were there i remember that yeah i think it was 40 30 or

01:01:17.440 40 percent of the audience was democrat was democrat yeah i mean so there's plenty of people who who uh

01:01:23.400 who will actually go and read and listen to other things uh but it's not particularly common and i i don't

01:01:31.380 know what might happen is if the uh the coverage by barry weiss over at cbs is quote unquote too fair

01:01:38.760 they will be gone be they'll just be seen as a right-wing network and be dismissed again that's

01:01:43.780 how they'll make them but and by the way congratulations i was so glad to see glad and

01:01:48.680 everybody else you know lgbtq come out and celebrate uh barry weiss getting that position

01:01:55.080 smashing another glass ceiling another glass ceiling it is amazing so much fan too much fanfare it really

01:02:02.160 was overwhelmed it really was i mean i'm like i okay yes it's a first but i mean do we have to make

01:02:08.020 that big of deal out of it yeah or did you hear anything i didn't hear one word about it one word

01:02:15.160 of celebration no no one no one came again this is a person uh who founded the free press with her

01:02:24.560 wife it was just bought by a major media organization for nine figures and she's now the editor-in-chief

01:02:34.880 or the yeah is it editor-in-chief of cbs news not a no flowery discussions about her sexual

01:02:43.280 preference no her sexual orientation and she's not even conservative no she's not she's not she's

01:02:50.200 just fair she describes herself as center left right and this is how desperate we are in the right

01:02:55.740 we're like wait someone who sent her left and actually it kind of means something with her like

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01:03:06.500 we're not even asking look at look at how desperate we are but look at the other side

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01:04:27.680 tonight on blaze tv my wednesday night special the cities of portland and chicago are turning into

01:04:44.560 war zones uh federal agents are being ambushed police ordered to stand down mayors defying the

01:04:50.120 constitution insurrection in plain sight what are we to do about it well my staff we've been doing

01:04:57.200 our own investigation in trying to uncover the hidden support and funding networks propping these uh

01:05:02.420 these groups up um the media and politicians call you know antifa decentralized and leaderless it's not

01:05:10.020 from sorrows to tides to shady non-profits we're going to turn the stones over today we'll show you

01:05:15.840 who's funding all of this by the end of the show you won't be able to call it decentralized or

01:05:19.800 leaderless any longer plus uh nick sorter joins me from portland he was wrongfully arrested

01:05:25.840 after getting attacked by antifa they don't arrest antifa they arrest him well all the charges have been

01:05:34.180 dismissed i caught up with him right before he was uh going to meet with uh donald trump you'll see that

01:05:39.300 tonight uh and hear his story and i mean it's it's weird he was standing in front of the ice building

01:05:45.420 and all of a sudden these cop cars uh started pulling up behind him and you can see him visibly

01:05:51.400 shaken by it he's like um police are coming here i don't know what they want he was he no longer looks

01:05:58.420 at the police as the good guys and when you hear about what the police are doing in portland i don't think

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01:09:31.480 i want to talk to you just for a second about gold uh gold is up today uh yesterday it broke a record

01:09:40.320 of four thousand five dollars an ounce that is unreasonable that is that is you know when i first

01:09:50.520 started talking about forty one hundred dollar gold uh forty two hundred dollar gold 18 months ago i said

01:09:56.320 i know that sounds crazy but it could happen um we're on the way i mean it's now four thousand

01:10:02.980 fifty eight dollars an ounce that's 24 hours later um and so it's it's more than halfway to forty one

01:10:10.860 hundred uh and goldman sachs said they are now pricing gold at five thousand dollars an ounce

01:10:17.080 here's what i want you to know this is not being purchased by the average person

01:10:22.400 my grandfather told me when i was growing up over and over again if you grew up with anybody who lived

01:10:28.720 through the depression they wanted to tell you how bad it was in the depression okay and they wanted

01:10:34.220 to because they wanted you to know it could happen at any time and you're like it's not going to happen

01:10:38.000 it could happen at any time we went through really good times and we thought oh we're safe and then

01:10:42.500 all of a sudden the bottom fell out and it was nothing you're like it's not going to happen

01:10:46.360 grandpa well let me tell you and what he said to me was um you know you've got to follow what rich

01:10:54.340 people are doing because if i would have known what rich people were doing because they were moving

01:10:59.940 money they weren't getting into the stock market like everybody else um and there were signs and he

01:11:06.040 just didn't pay attention to him he said if we would have known and followed what rich people were doing

01:11:09.860 the people who really know uh we would have we would have been much better off the average person

01:11:17.120 is not buying gold and i think that's because conservatives who are generally the ones that buy gold

01:11:24.200 um are comfortable that donald trump is in charge and everything is fine gold being at forty one hundred

01:11:31.700 dollars an ounce growing as dramatically as it has 18 months ago it was like two thousand twenty five hundred

01:11:38.300 something like that this is this is never before seen um what it's telling you is there's trouble on the

01:11:49.240 horizon the full faith and credit of the united states that's what that federal reserve note that you hold in

01:11:57.060 your hand is is based on the full faith and credit of the united states we believe in it and so it has value

01:12:05.560 the minute you stop believing in it it has no value with the government shutdown with people thinking

01:12:12.440 well they're just going to keep spending money this is what the markets do um people are starting to lose

01:12:18.000 the belief that our money is worth something that the good thing is we're the only currency that's worth

01:12:25.080 crap right now so people are like well i don't have any else any other place to put it

01:12:30.060 we say in god we trust but that's not true in the almighty dollar we trust when that trust is gone

01:12:37.820 we believe in gold in the almighty god of gold we trust okay when you're getting to that point all of

01:12:46.300 a sudden people start to go wow there's trouble i i think i actually believe in god god not gold god

01:12:51.840 not dollar god but god god okay and you're seeing that transition happening have you noticed how many

01:12:57.120 people are turning to god how many people are talking about god how open i am about god right

01:13:02.560 now and stew will tell you 25 years ago i said when i just start quoting scripture and i'm just i'm just

01:13:08.740 laying it all out we're in deep trouble and i said that time will come but it's not today well it's today

01:13:16.440 so this is happening everywhere and that's because it's normal it's normal what's happening to us is normal

01:13:26.040 we are getting closer and closer to an edge and people are waking up at their pain points

01:13:31.080 and until we all wake up the pain will just get worse and worse

01:13:35.800 gold is not being purchased by the average person it's being purchased by the central banks

01:13:45.680 that should tell you all you need to know our sovereign funds our central banks

01:13:55.340 not our central bank i don't think our central bank is doing squat um but you know i think the

01:14:01.980 biggest in the last quarter the biggest uh bulk of gold went to poland and their central bank

01:14:07.480 and turd turd jekistan or one of the one of those places um it it is all going into the central banks

01:14:16.440 because they're sensing real trouble is coming i want to sell some dollars and i'm going to buy gold

01:14:22.660 with it and i want that physical gold in my vault this is my grandfather saying pay attention to what

01:14:28.400 the rich people are doing pay attention to what the central banks are doing the same central banks

01:14:33.160 that are telling you no everything is fine we got it we got it we can fix this the same central banks

01:14:39.280 are hiding the fact that they're buying gold nobody's announcing it

01:14:45.220 because they want you to believe in the dollar what they're saying is i'm not sure we entirely believe

01:14:53.720 in the dollar so please just catalog this and and let it adjust your course as you see you know i've

01:15:04.280 always said as the star field continues to roll in this really dark direction i'm sorry i'm gonna keep

01:15:10.580 going in that direction the minute i see the star field start rolling the other direction i'll tell

01:15:16.940 you and i want to tell you those things when it comes to economics star field is just moving rapidly

01:15:25.120 when it comes to hope real hope you know not in the dollar we trust but in god we trust

01:15:32.800 that actually is starting to roll the other direction not with everybody but with enough where it could

01:15:38.960 really impact us and that's the most important sign that you should uh look for because that's where

01:15:45.700 we have to do really all of our all of our work is uh there that's the only thing that in the end is

01:15:51.600 going to matter um and when i say it it's starting to move in the right direction uh we are not paying

01:16:04.460 attention half of our country is not paying attention to the violence that is happening

01:16:09.440 on our streets tonight we show you what's happening in portland and chicago and it's bad um and they're

01:16:15.100 just dismissing and they're saying nothing is nothing is wrong remember these are the same people that

01:16:19.460 were telling you you have to take the vaccine or you'll kill children and it's perfectly safe they lied to

01:16:28.820 you they have lied to you over and over and over again when are you going to stop listening to liars

01:16:35.520 so these same people that are telling you that we're completely fine um are telling you that

01:16:45.180 we don't really have a problem with violence with political violence and if we do it's all from the

01:16:50.920 right and we addressed that i think yesterday or the day before and showed you you know if somebody

01:16:56.840 is white and they kill a black man and it's you know a bar fight it's it's marked down as right-wing

01:17:04.760 violence because it's a white man killing a black man do you think that's reasonable i don't but that's

01:17:10.140 the way it's marked so that's where you get these overwhelming numbers oh that's right-wing violence

01:17:15.800 no it's the way they're categorizing things even with that categorization the category category

01:17:22.140 even with yes even with them categorizing in that particular fashion um it's now swung back

01:17:32.700 and so now it's showing no the problem is on the left okay even without changing the way they

01:17:40.340 categorize stuff so you know there's a huge problem did you hear the story of the man on sunday that was

01:17:48.320 arrested outside of a church that was holding a mass in honor of the supreme court um the supreme court

01:17:56.700 justices usually have mass before it it starts you know the the term starts um all the catholic ones

01:18:03.860 they go to this this church um and this 41 year old guy from arizona he's outside of the cathedral

01:18:11.780 uh it's saint matthew the apostle and uh they're getting ready to have their red mass and what their

01:18:18.440 red mass means a cardinal who is red he's going to conduct the service and he will uh pray for the

01:18:24.120 court and yada yada yada well he's in this green tent there on the steps of the church and police come

01:18:31.340 and they say you got to clear out and he says you might want to stay back and call the federales

01:18:37.160 now why would he say that i have explosives the police call the bomb squad uh they're needed

01:18:47.540 because a special event blah blah blah and um uh they said you you've got to move you're going to

01:18:55.580 be under arrest blah blah blah he says i have hundreds of bombs and he pulls out a bomb that he's holding

01:19:02.940 and he said you don't want to mess with me well this has been reported that you know uh it was just a

01:19:11.640 crazy guy on the street and you know he didn't really have anything well we now know uh that he had

01:19:19.560 200 uh weapons of mass destruction he had 200 homemade bombs and the fbi is now saying they were

01:19:29.780 operatable and he was going to bomb the church once the justices arrived well the justices didn't

01:19:38.500 arrive because that's the same place where they were you know all these left wingers were shouting

01:19:43.120 at kavanaugh and amy coney barrett and everything else in the last couple of years so now with all of

01:19:48.200 the violence they've decided they can't go to any public kind of things so they didn't come but this

01:19:54.580 guy has been now charged um he said uh several of your people are going to die from these bombs

01:20:02.340 uh then he handed a manifesto entitled written negotiations for the avoidance of destruction

01:20:08.380 of property via detonation of explosives um it's you know he just rambles on about how much he hates

01:20:15.500 the catholic church how much he hates the jews how much he hates scotus and how much he hates ice

01:20:22.020 this again is left wing what just happened was it earlier this week or last week to the guy who was

01:20:32.040 trying to kill kavanaugh the standards say you give this person up to 30 years this judge decided to

01:20:43.340 dismiss 22 of those years and gave him eight which will allow him to be paroled in four

01:20:49.000 why because he's now a she and the parents and the mom were crying you got to send him home to us

01:20:58.100 because we can care for him excuse me the guy was a dude before he was arrested now he's suddenly a

01:21:04.400 she and now we're supposed to have sympathy for that i don't care what sexual orientation you are

01:21:09.980 you were trying to kill uh supreme court justices by not enforcing the law and not saying 30 years

01:21:20.120 you do this kind of stuff 30 years what happened to our killing of police once we said we used to

01:21:28.260 have a rule you kill a police officer automatic quick death penalty we got all soft look how many

01:21:35.400 police officers are killed they stopped killing the mob stopped killing police officers quickly

01:21:42.620 watch the godfather don't no no no no he's a cop don't don't because they knew the penalty was horrific

01:21:49.220 when you get rid of that you just let people go i'll spend four years to kill those guys i'll spend

01:21:57.320 four years in jail what's this guy gonna get four minutes or time served

01:22:04.680 we have a real issue with our judicial system with our with our prosecutors with our attorney generals

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01:22:25.760 police have to not be in with the the rioters and the antifa and everybody else they're trying to

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01:24:33.900 new book out it came out yesterday um it's the terminal list series cry havoc he said it in the

01:24:41.520 vietnam war and uh he did that i i have not heard him talk about this so i don't know but i'm i'm guessing

01:24:51.280 he said it in the vietnam war because the parallels that may be happening today um but he said this is

01:24:57.240 almost historic fiction he said it i you know he surrounded himself with you know even dictionaries

01:25:03.760 from the 1960s he wanted to use the right language and everything else and he started doing investigation

01:25:08.720 and listening to you know people that had actually fought in vietnam and he tried to write it from the

01:25:15.640 perspective of what was known then not what's known now um and uh and i'm anxious to hear how this ties

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01:30:20.060 Jack Carr is in with us now.

01:30:21.500 Jack, it's always good to see you.

01:30:22.620 It is so great to see you.

01:30:23.720 Thank you so much for having me.

01:30:24.920 And it is so amazing to watch you work in this studio.

01:30:27.420 I've been in a lot of studios over the last few years.

01:30:29.460 And none are as clean and efficient as what you have going on here.

01:30:34.140 It's absolutely amazing to watch you work, someone at the top of their game, do this.

01:30:38.220 It's just remarkable.

01:30:39.940 Are you going to ask me for money?

01:30:42.900 Maybe a blurb.

01:30:44.260 It's good to have you here, as you don't know.

01:30:46.360 Best-selling author and executive producer of the Terminal List series of books

01:30:52.080 and that's Netflix, isn't it?

01:30:54.540 It's Amazon Prime.

01:30:55.280 Amazon Prime.

01:30:55.780 Prime video.

01:30:56.540 And just finished the next season of the show, which is True Believer, based on my second book.

01:31:01.120 Finished filming that in Morocco about two weeks ago.

01:31:03.240 So pretty fresh from finishing that up, jumping on a plane, meeting my wife in Paris for a few days,

01:31:07.440 and then heading out here to see you.

01:31:09.240 So it's been go, go, go.

01:31:10.600 Yeah.

01:31:11.240 So tell me about the new book.

01:31:12.500 It came out yesterday, and you set it in Vietnam.

01:31:16.300 Vietnam, 1968.

01:31:17.880 Is a real break, right?

01:31:19.620 It's a break for my main protagonist, James Reese, who is the protagonist of my contemporary thriller series.

01:31:25.700 So there are seven of those.

01:31:27.100 Ends with Red Sky Morning last year.

01:31:29.540 There was just a nice arc to those first seven books.

01:31:32.260 Yeah.

01:31:32.380 And I kind of, at the very beginning, I was very deliberate in wanting to create other characters within the universe

01:31:37.920 that would be interesting enough to have books in their own right.

01:31:40.480 Okay.

01:31:40.640 And I wanted to have multi-generational characters also.

01:31:43.080 So James Reese, his dad and grandfather, and then this other lineage, the Hastings family,

01:31:47.860 of the Hastings and his father and grandfather.

01:31:50.900 So this is the first exploration.

01:31:52.640 You were building a little empire.

01:31:53.380 So building a universe out here.

01:31:55.080 Yeah, right.

01:31:55.480 And I talked about the dad in most of the books, but most in-depth in Only the Dead, so in book number six.

01:32:03.700 And it just made sense to go back to 1968 Vietnam, explore his origin story as a seal attached to Mac V. Sog going across the border of the Laos.

01:32:11.780 What is Mac V. Sog?

01:32:12.700 So it's a very innocuous-sounding name.

01:32:14.600 So Military Assistance Command Vietnam Studies and Observations Group.

01:32:18.640 So the Sog part is the important part, and it was meant kind of to be innocuous so that they wouldn't be readily apparent

01:32:26.300 that these guys were going across the border into denied areas in Laos, Cambodia, and North Vietnam

01:32:30.360 where they weren't supposed to be operating, where Americans were not supposed to be operating.

01:32:33.880 So they were there to do disruption operations along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, primarily calling airstrikes,

01:32:38.940 blow up weapons caches, and that sort of thing.

01:32:41.420 So that's the baseline for it.

01:32:44.220 But what I really wanted to do was set an espionage story in Southeast Asia in 1968,

01:32:49.200 which was the bloodiest year of the war for the United States.

01:32:52.140 And no one had really done that in a long time.

01:32:54.320 So that was The Quiet American by Graham Greene, 1955.

01:32:57.920 The Tears of Autumn, that's Charles McCary, 1974.

01:33:01.040 And John Le Carré, the Honorable Schoolboy, 1977.

01:33:04.240 And I'm not aware of anyone else doing this since those guys.

01:33:07.560 So it's been a couple moons, and I decided that's what I want to do.

01:33:10.300 Espionage story, Saigon, heart of Vietnam, Southeast Asia, and the bloodiest year for our country.

01:33:16.760 So when you got into this, how much – was any of it because there's so much that is parallel that is happening now?

01:33:25.420 I mean, the society is reflecting all the way to assassinations what was happening at that time.

01:33:32.820 Did that play a role in this at all?

01:33:35.000 Well, just by default.

01:33:36.460 But mostly it was because the Father's War was Vietnam.

01:33:40.480 There happened to be parallels between what we did in Iraq and Afghanistan and Vietnam.

01:33:45.420 We didn't really listen to those, learn those lessons, and apply them in a present day as wisdom.

01:33:51.180 And we tend to do that over and over and over again.

01:33:53.760 We're really stupid as a species.

01:33:55.480 Specifically when it relates to Afghanistan, we had the Soviet experience from 79 to 89 that we could have looked at.

01:34:01.120 And we took – if we took any lessons, we took the wrong ones, unfortunately.

01:34:04.940 So what did you – because you're younger than me, but we're –

01:34:09.140 Not by too much.

01:34:10.360 That's been too many years.

01:34:11.220 So we both grew up.

01:34:14.700 We saw Vietnam – we saw the wreckage of Vietnam.

01:34:17.780 You know, I know Vietnam's soldiers, and I – I mean, it's really what molded me on my support for the military.

01:34:25.100 If we decide to go to war, then we go to war to fight it and finish it and bring them home and then take care of the men that served over there.

01:34:35.160 Yeah.

01:34:35.600 And we're not doing it again.

01:34:37.380 Yeah.

01:34:37.680 Another lesson we don't ever seem to learn.

01:34:40.180 What did you learn about Vietnam that maybe – did it change anything, any viewpoint or anything?

01:34:46.900 It did a little bit in that I thought I knew a lot about Vietnam at the outset.

01:34:50.220 I thought I had studied this conflict, the 60s also.

01:34:52.740 My parents were essentially children of the 60s.

01:34:54.680 Right.

01:34:54.960 So I grew up with that in my household.

01:34:57.940 I was influenced by popular culture, the movies of the 70s and the 80s and the 90s that pertained to Vietnam and the 60s in general.

01:35:04.120 So I thought I was starting from a fairly solid foundation.

01:35:06.340 I've studied warfare, insurgencies, counterinsurgencies my entire life.

01:35:09.780 So then I started writing, and I realized that I had really just scratched the surface before.

01:35:15.180 So I wanted to also write this book through the lens of 1968, so without 50-plus years of hindsight applied to different characters.

01:35:22.340 How hard was that?

01:35:22.980 That's why we're talking here in October rather than June when the book was supposed to come out.

01:35:27.120 Right.

01:35:27.240 Because it took so much longer to write a book like that, meaning every single character, whether they're 25 years old, 50, 70 years old,

01:35:33.720 they only have their life experience up to 1968 to lend to their perspective on an event, on a conversation, a situation.

01:35:40.460 Give me a scenario where you were like, I can't write that.

01:35:43.740 You know, I immersed myself back into that year.

01:35:48.100 So I watched from 1968 right here.

01:35:50.560 I had Seiko watches out there, too.

01:35:52.220 Those play into it.

01:35:53.960 I had Browning High Powers from that era lying around.

01:35:57.040 I had Car 15s lying around.

01:35:58.860 It looked like I was about to invade North Vietnam.

01:36:00.440 I had maps from that era all over the place.

01:36:03.420 I had red dots on those maps, books everywhere, pamphlets, old National Geographics from the 50s and 60s about Vietnam.

01:36:09.580 So it really did look like I was planning an invasion.

01:36:12.840 But I learned so much more about Vietnam, but mostly it was that perspective.

01:36:18.640 So I have a Soviet perspective.

01:36:20.280 I have a U.S. perspective.

01:36:21.960 I have a Vietnamese perspective.

01:36:23.520 I have a U.S. perspective from Washington.

01:36:25.260 And all of those to give to show people as they read this thing that there are these different perspectives on the war and all these different people are bringing their life experiences to this story to really immerse people and take them back in time to 1960.

01:36:40.160 And I just want to didn't want to say that they're listening to Creedence Clearwater Revival.

01:36:43.480 Say it's 1968 and drop a contemporary thriller into Vietnam.

01:36:46.580 I wanted to immerse myself in this year.

01:36:48.280 And it really became historical fiction.

01:36:50.840 And as such, it took a lot more time, energy, and effort than I anticipated at the outset.

01:36:56.240 Let me ask you about some of the stuff that is going on now.

01:37:02.740 The Department of War.

01:37:04.420 How do you feel about Department of War as opposed to Department of Defense?

01:37:08.060 Yeah.

01:37:08.320 Well, I'm not saying that they got this idea from me.

01:37:10.900 I'm just saying that I never heard anyone talk about it until I mentioned it after the Afghanistan withdrawal.

01:37:17.060 Right.

01:37:17.300 So I did an article for Town Hall, and I talked about it on different news programs when the withdrawal was going south.

01:37:25.140 And precision in language reflects precision in thought, as you know.

01:37:28.560 And the Department of Defense means something different than the Department of War, just from a personal language perspective.

01:37:34.500 Defense is defense.

01:37:35.820 The Department of War is the Department of War.

01:37:37.500 So I made that case in this article that I wrote back in 2021.

01:37:43.780 And now we're doing it.

01:37:45.240 I think it's really smart.

01:37:46.580 It is smart.

01:37:47.740 But also, if you read the statement on it, it's not permanent.

01:37:54.220 So if you really go into the verbiage in that, it's very deliberate in there.

01:37:58.320 So another administration coming in.

01:37:59.780 So now we're just calling it the Department of War.

01:38:02.200 But I believe, and someone can correct me in the comments section here, but I believe that it does take an act of Congress to officially change this forever going forward.

01:38:10.000 Now they're calling it the Department of War.

01:38:12.160 So if you look at the language, it's very specific.

01:38:13.980 You're calling it the Department of War, but it's not yet really the Department of War.

01:38:17.060 I have to tell you, we are in such a weird place to where we swing so far one direction and then the next administration just swing all the way back.

01:38:28.480 You can't run a country like that.

01:38:30.820 I mean, we can't run a country like China either, where they have absolute control of everything.

01:38:35.820 But they can think, you know, 20, 50, 100 years in the future.

01:38:41.100 That's how they become successful.

01:38:43.580 We have to think two years in the future.

01:38:46.780 But we used to be together on more stuff.

01:38:51.100 Now you switch administration, go to the other side, and it's not the same country.

01:38:56.580 No, and it's certainly the phones that we carry around in our pockets are not helping matters at all, especially for this next generation.

01:39:02.540 My son's generation, my son that you met in Salt Lake this last year, he's doing wonderful.

01:39:07.960 He wanted me to say hi to you, and I really appreciate you being so kind to him when you met.

01:39:11.760 But it's his generation, really.

01:39:13.560 And our daughter's a little bit older, and like Charlie Kirk, our son, was coming up to me all the time and showed me those videos.

01:39:20.040 My wife and I would be sitting on the couch, and he was at 12, 13, 14, and he showed me these videos.

01:39:24.460 And he just had such this connection with Charlie Kirk and that message, and that's the generation.

01:39:29.900 That was a tough one because he was away at school, and I didn't get to him in time to tell him, hey, don't look at your phone.

01:39:36.260 Don't watch this video.

01:39:37.540 And so both him and my daughter saw it.

01:39:40.140 My daughter was about 10 feet away.

01:39:42.560 Oh, I didn't know that.

01:39:44.200 Yeah.

01:39:45.960 I'm so sorry.

01:39:47.060 Horrible.

01:39:47.880 Horrible.

01:39:48.740 And she's the most, well, second most sensitive child in the four.

01:39:53.760 But, I mean, it's happening to all of our kids.

01:39:56.660 Because they felt, even if you didn't know him, they felt they knew him.

01:40:01.340 They did.

01:40:01.780 You know, because he was so genuine and real.

01:40:04.340 Yeah.

01:40:04.940 They really did.

01:40:05.960 And it wasn't like the JFK assassination where you're seeing something in the paper.

01:40:10.860 You're hearing Walter Cronkite talk about it on the news.

01:40:13.020 We didn't get this approved or film until years later.

01:40:15.340 Yeah.

01:40:15.600 For us, Challenger, watching that, you didn't see people.

01:40:18.180 You saw an object explode in the sky, and you were devastated just by that.

01:40:21.220 And now you have someone you feel that you know get killed right in front of you, essentially

01:40:27.860 in high definition.

01:40:29.160 And just one so brutal and so heartbreaking.

01:40:31.900 But it also has really galvanized.

01:40:34.260 It's changed a generation, I think, also.

01:40:37.100 And bringing a lot of people back to the church, us included.

01:40:41.060 That's amazing, isn't it?

01:40:42.160 Yeah.

01:40:42.320 It really is incredible to see.

01:40:44.760 It's amazing to me.

01:40:45.900 I was just talking to some friends.

01:40:47.400 You know, it's so appropriate that Christ was a carpenter because I have always thought

01:40:52.160 of my life, you know, before I really turned over to him, as just, I was building my house.

01:41:01.340 And I wanted to be a helpful guy.

01:41:03.920 You know, I want to be involved in building the house.

01:41:05.880 I should not be involved.

01:41:06.880 I have no skills.

01:41:08.400 And we had a pile of wood and needed to be cut.

01:41:11.000 And I was like, you know what?

01:41:12.240 Let me help.

01:41:12.940 I'm going to just cut this wood.

01:41:14.020 And I said, okay, Mr. Beck.

01:41:15.800 So I measure.

01:41:17.100 I measure twice.

01:41:18.660 I cut it.

01:41:19.620 And they take it.

01:41:20.580 And they take it back to the house.

01:41:21.900 And I keep cutting.

01:41:22.980 And I run out of wood.

01:41:24.420 And I said, well, you have any more wood or anything?

01:41:27.820 And the guy looked at me and said, now it's your money.

01:41:32.540 So whatever you want to do, we're all for.

01:41:35.460 But everything you've cut, we've had to recut or toss away.

01:41:39.300 And I was like, well, you guys should have said something before I cut all of the wood.

01:41:42.920 But anyway.

01:41:43.420 You're having such a good time.

01:41:44.620 Right.

01:41:44.840 And with my life, I feel like I cut all of this wood and none of it was usable, you know,

01:41:50.980 because I just destroyed my own life.

01:41:53.200 And none of it was usable.

01:41:54.640 And then I turned myself over to God and I had all this crappy pile of wood.

01:42:00.000 And he took it and made something beyond what I could have ever done.

01:42:06.600 And there was not even any sawdust.

01:42:08.660 There's no waste with him.

01:42:11.340 And you're seeing it happen with Charlie's death.

01:42:15.960 Look at what has been born out of that.

01:42:19.600 I mean, I would never want that to happen.

01:42:21.640 And he didn't want it to happen.

01:42:22.940 But how he can take the very worst things and make something glorious is amazing.

01:42:30.200 It's incredible to see that impact.

01:42:32.560 And I guess that is the one consolation is that the impact that he has in death is probably more impactful generationally than what he had in life even.

01:42:42.180 And he had a huge one in life.

01:42:43.080 Oh, huge.

01:42:43.440 Huge one in life.

01:42:44.220 Yeah.

01:42:44.380 This one lasts.

01:42:45.920 This one will last and last and last.

01:42:47.440 We're talking to Jack Carr, bestselling author of the Terminal List series.

01:42:50.340 He has the new book Terminal List series, Cry Havoc.

01:42:55.000 It came out yesterday.

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01:44:26.040 You know, my son was a voracious reader.

01:44:30.240 He was eight years old and he was, he read the Hunger series like in two months, read them all.

01:44:35.540 By the time he was 14 and he got a phone, that just went out the window and it was horrific to me.

01:44:47.340 Trying to get him to pick up a book now is, and nobody does it.

01:44:50.920 I'm hoping that audio books are kind of the gateway drug back to reading because you hear about something through this medium or podcast and someone's taking that in that way and then it makes it very natural to then get the book that they're hearing about through that same medium.

01:45:05.480 So I'm hoping the audio books are a gateway drug to get people to read again and to build their libraries.

01:45:10.060 A lot of people are doing both now.

01:45:11.360 I see that they're getting the book and they're getting the audio book and they're reading at home and then they're listening and then they pick it back up and go back and forth.

01:45:18.220 So that's, that's pretty good.

01:45:19.280 I have to tell you, reading a book on a tablet or a phone is not the same.

01:45:24.420 I mean, I read a lot for work and I can, I will see it and I'll know where it is in the book.

01:45:32.540 You know what I mean?

01:45:33.180 Generally speaking, I'll know where it is in the book, but if I look for a fact and I've read it on my tablet, I have no idea how to find it.

01:45:38.880 Nope.

01:45:39.420 I'm with you.

01:45:39.960 I need the physical book.

01:45:40.920 Yeah.

01:45:41.120 And reading now is an act of defiance, really.

01:45:43.060 It's an act of, it's a, it's a, now if you're a rebel and see if you pull out that phone instead of pulling out or pulling out a book, instead of pulling out a phone, like you're a rebel today.

01:45:50.480 And it's an act of defiance against the digital tyranny of the, uh, the, the, the Silicon Valley overlords essentially.

01:45:57.220 So I'm doing everything I can to encourage people to read.

01:45:59.960 There was an article, I think in the Washington post about a month ago that talked about the stats and how I think it is about 2003.

01:46:05.000 We start seeing this, this severe drop off and it, and then to 2025 now it's just off a cliff as far as reading goes.

01:46:12.260 And that of course corresponds with the rise of iPhones and apps and social media and all the rest of it.

01:46:17.360 So all of these things that are essentially designed to keep us from reading, to keep us enraged, to divide us and only help out maybe one political party or the other.

01:46:25.460 And certainly the companies in Silicon Valley, but certainly not us.

01:46:28.840 It doesn't make you a better citizen.

01:46:30.380 Uh, it doesn't make you a better person, a better husband, a better father.

01:46:33.120 Uh, reading can do all that, especially fiction.

01:46:36.180 A lot of people out there say they just read nonfiction, especially in New York and California.

01:46:39.680 They like to be a little snooty about it.

01:46:41.180 But, uh, what's, uh, what you get from reading fiction is you get this empathy and this compassion because you're experiencing this story through someone else's eyes.

01:46:49.940 So you're putting yourself into their shoes, into their boots, into their moccasins, and you're experiencing this, which then becomes part of your experience.

01:46:56.040 So if you don't read fiction and all you're doing is zoom scrolling on your phone, or maybe you're just reading some nonfiction for school or something like that, but you're not reading the fiction side, then you're really missing out on this development of compassion.

01:47:06.760 And we see it in people's interaction with one another in person and online.

01:47:10.780 We're losing that compassion and that empathy for our fellow human beings.

01:47:14.260 And fiction is one way to develop that.

01:47:16.480 And that's why it's so vitally important to read.

01:47:18.300 I'll tell you, I, um, I read a quote from Thomas Jefferson recently, and I kind of changed it up.

01:47:23.820 The man who reads nothing at all is better educated than the man who reads nothing but social media.

01:47:29.280 Oh, that's, yes.

01:47:31.060 He said it about newspapers, but I think it's social media.

01:47:34.140 Interesting.

01:47:34.840 I really like what you're, the way you're talking about that as a gateway drug is very often how I discover books.

01:47:39.880 Like I'll hear an interview with someone like yourself and you listed an interview and that gets you into the audio book, which is almost like a, a really fully produced.

01:47:48.300 Perfectly written podcast, right?

01:47:50.480 Yeah.

01:47:50.660 And then from there, you want the detail and you pick up the actual book and you read it, go into a whole series.

01:47:55.960 So we're, we're kind of like the marijuana of reading.

01:47:59.500 That's us.

01:48:00.460 That's great.

01:48:01.360 Thank you for that.

01:48:03.360 I'm very fortunate to have Ray Porter as my narrator.

01:48:05.560 Oh, he is the best.

01:48:09.140 He's fantastic.

01:48:09.500 I think he hates me because I've asked him to read several of my books and I just like, no, no response.

01:48:16.160 No response.

01:48:17.120 Like, I didn't get that message.

01:48:18.360 What are you talking about?

01:48:19.360 I'll put a good word in for you.

01:48:20.440 Oh, he is.

01:48:21.500 He's a Shakespearean trained actor.

01:48:22.740 So he really does this stuff well.

01:48:24.360 There is nobody better than him.

01:48:25.800 So he's a great human being too.

01:48:27.220 Really?

01:48:27.500 Really?

01:48:27.760 Kind person.

01:48:28.480 Oh, I'm glad to hear that.

01:48:29.580 He's fantastic.

01:48:29.940 I'm glad to hear that.

01:48:30.600 Wow, then I am listening to the audio book because I will, I have listened to books that

01:48:36.500 he did without knowing anything at all about the book just to listen to him.

01:48:40.360 Yeah, people follow him around.

01:48:41.680 Oh, he is so good.

01:48:42.540 They follow him around from project to project.

01:48:44.100 It's a, it's fat.

01:48:44.700 And I didn't know that when I picked him.

01:48:45.620 I picked him specifically for his voice, having no idea that he was at the top of the narration

01:48:49.440 pyramid.

01:48:49.860 Oh my gosh.

01:48:50.320 And he said yes to doing that first book.

01:48:52.360 And now we're dear friends.

01:48:53.240 And, and the first book was up for audio book of the year.

01:48:55.680 And so we got to put on the tuxes and go to New York and have some drinks together

01:48:58.780 and hang out and get to know each other.

01:49:00.020 And he's just a wonderful man.

01:49:00.860 Please tell him I'm such a huge fan.

01:49:03.280 I just admire what he does.

01:49:05.260 Oh, it's fantastic.

01:49:06.180 Just tremendous, tremendous talent.

01:49:09.140 Jack Carr's new book.

01:49:10.360 It's part of the Terminalist series, the Terminalist series, Cry Havoc.

01:49:14.880 It came out on yesterday, yesterday, yesterday, and it's available wherever you get your books.

01:49:21.000 Get the audio book, get the paper book, and we'll look for it on screen someday as well.

01:49:27.860 Yeah, let's do it.

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01:50:52.480 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:51:10.460 We're glad you're here.

01:51:11.880 We were just talking about the crypto millionaires and billionaires.

01:51:16.060 How many more millionaires are there?

01:51:18.060 There are 70,000 new millionaires this year.

01:51:23.180 70,000 because of cryptocurrency.

01:51:26.840 70,000.

01:51:28.000 That's a massive change to society, isn't it?

01:51:30.180 Massive change.

01:51:31.240 Massive change, which is crazy.

01:51:34.060 And then you look at how many are 100 millionaires, billionaires.

01:51:38.300 I mean, and these are, you know, you said at one point when we were talking about it, about how, you know, libertarians, these guys who actually believe in, you know, free market and small, you know, small government.

01:51:51.140 They're going to get all this stuff where you're buying pizza, you know, for a 30 cent cryptocurrency.

01:51:58.900 And if it works, they're going to be millionaires and billionaires, and they will then have the power, the power to change things.

01:52:07.100 And look at that is what happened.

01:52:09.120 That is what happened.

01:52:09.700 Yeah.

01:52:09.880 I mean, you think about all the, a lot of the big names that are, that have adjusted our society.

01:52:13.920 We've spent a lot of money on politics who have advocated for those things.

01:52:17.960 A lot of them were very early on the cryptocurrency.

01:52:19.960 Elon Musk.

01:52:20.660 Yeah.

01:52:21.200 Peter Thiel.

01:52:22.100 Yeah.

01:52:22.780 Mark Andreessen.

01:52:23.680 Yeah.

01:52:24.820 And Glenn Beck.

01:52:27.140 No, well, you weren't, you actually talked to those people, but then you didn't invest.

01:52:30.820 They all advised me, you should go, Glenn, I'm telling you, put $10,000 in it now.

01:52:33.840 It's like 30 cents.

01:52:34.700 You should put 10,000.

01:52:35.880 Now I know better than you guys.

01:52:37.900 Oh, what a dope.

01:52:40.220 Yeah.

01:52:40.740 You could say that again.

01:52:43.460 Right.

01:52:43.960 We got a whole monologue on that later.

01:52:44.920 That is like, it's a once in a lifetime opportunity.

01:52:47.380 And we all did it because I got back on the air.

01:52:49.580 I told you what they said to me.

01:52:51.620 You did.

01:52:51.920 You did.

01:52:52.260 You talked about it on the air.

01:52:53.360 I did.

01:52:53.660 That we should do it.

01:52:54.680 And none of us did.

01:52:55.800 People did not do anything.

01:52:56.860 No, we didn't do anything.

01:52:57.900 We did not do.

01:52:58.820 Yeah.

01:52:59.060 Even if you did invest, I definitely didn't invest enough.

01:53:02.660 Oh my gosh.

01:53:03.860 You could imagine.

01:53:04.540 It was life-changing.

01:53:05.320 It was right there.

01:53:06.180 You know, and we think about that as, okay, it was so early, right?

01:53:10.340 Like, I mean, who would have been able, you know, understandable you didn't invest when

01:53:14.400 it was 30 cents or whatever it was at that time.

01:53:17.540 You know, during COVID, it was under $4,000.

01:53:23.500 You're kidding me.

01:53:24.280 Yeah, like in March 2020, I think it hit 3,800 and now it's 122,000.

01:53:31.100 That's just Bitcoin, obviously.

01:53:32.240 There's different stories for all the different cryptocurrencies, but Bitcoin being kind of

01:53:36.000 the king of them all.

01:53:37.160 That was an available opportunity really recently.

01:53:41.120 Only five years ago.

01:53:43.300 And, you know, you're-

01:53:44.140 Would you say 170,000 new millionaires?

01:53:47.020 The number I saw was 70,000.

01:53:49.100 But 70,000-

01:53:49.820 70,000, when is the last time 70,000 millionaires were created?

01:53:54.640 Just kind of printed.

01:53:55.360 Just printed over it on.

01:53:56.040 And by the way, every time it goes down by 10%, the articles are like, oh, these people,

01:53:59.960 look at these hilarious, these crypto people are losing their money again.

01:54:03.720 Yeah.

01:54:04.100 I don't know if you've noticed the chart.

01:54:06.140 Yeah.

01:54:06.560 Kind of looks like it's mostly up.

01:54:08.300 Yes, there are peaks and valleys occasionally.

01:54:11.340 Let me, let me, let's change to, you know, where everybody lives, and that is healthcare

01:54:16.020 cost.

01:54:17.360 Oh, yeah.

01:54:17.740 You wouldn't be worrying about this if we all would have bought it at 30 cents.

01:54:21.360 But, so the, I know you're doing a monologue today on what this, what this cut actually

01:54:30.480 is, what the Democrats are saying.

01:54:31.920 They're cutting it.

01:54:32.840 No, they're getting rid of the COVID bailout.

01:54:37.880 Well, don't say it that way.

01:54:40.000 What?

01:54:40.300 I don't want you to say it that way.

01:54:41.840 I'd rather have you say it like enhanced subsidies.

01:54:46.040 Can you say that phrase?

01:54:47.880 That sounds much better.

01:54:49.300 Yeah, I know it does.

01:54:50.520 But enhanced subsidies.

01:54:53.060 Enhancing them, making them better.

01:54:56.000 When you enhance something, it's better, Glenn.

01:54:58.280 Well, we don't have jobs.

01:54:59.620 Nobody was working.

01:55:00.560 Everything else.

01:55:01.140 People are like worried about how am I going to pay for the healthcare.

01:55:03.220 So the government said, here, we're going to subsidize you until we get past this.

01:55:07.180 We said at the time, don't do that because it'll never go away.

01:55:11.820 And here we are.

01:55:12.920 It's not going away.

01:55:13.840 So they're not, this is not, this is not Obamacare.

01:55:17.200 This was the emergency bailout from COVID.

01:55:20.980 Yeah.

01:55:21.240 And now they're just expecting that that's going to happen forever.

01:55:23.720 One way to think about it is what the Democrats are asking for.

01:55:27.680 So what happened was there was an enhancement to the subsidies during the COVID.

01:55:34.800 And this was during actually early Biden administration.

01:55:37.980 There was the American Recovery Act was the first one, if I remember right.

01:55:41.280 And then it was the Inflation Reduction Act.

01:55:43.140 So the American Recovery Act comes in and it says, hey, here's a bunch of extra money

01:55:47.400 to pay for your Obamacare.

01:55:49.560 And that gets put in there.

01:55:51.120 But with an expiration date, because as we all know, we're in the middle of a pandemic.

01:55:56.400 Right.

01:55:56.620 And this is going to be over soon and it'll go away.

01:55:59.100 That's how we all agree on it.

01:56:00.580 Then comes the Inflation Reduction Act and the Inflation Reduction Act, even though we're

01:56:05.000 way after, at this point, the COVID situation by all the purposes.

01:56:08.440 But nobody was allowed to read that one.

01:56:10.400 Right.

01:56:11.300 That extended the enhanced subsidies to 2025, which is what is now expiring and what they're

01:56:18.600 now complaining about.

01:56:19.560 So now they've said, well, we have these things and every liberal article will tell

01:56:24.200 you, every left wing publication, every mainstream publication will say, this is what's going

01:56:28.840 to happen to your rates if this goes away.

01:56:31.080 The thing they're complaining about, this catastrophic hellhole, this awful, awful scenario that could

01:56:37.460 come to fruition if Republicans hold their ground.

01:56:41.480 What they're talking about is Obamacare as passed.

01:56:46.440 That's what they're talking about.

01:56:48.320 Obamacare.

01:56:48.800 Obamacare.

01:56:49.360 It's like, you know, the enhanced subsidies are new Coke and they're going back to classic

01:56:57.080 Coke.

01:56:57.760 This is the thing they passed and they said would solve all your problems with health care.

01:57:03.240 This is the stuff that we said, actually, it's not going to be affordable at all.

01:57:06.640 It's going to be terrible for people.

01:57:08.660 What they want to go back to is their solution.

01:57:12.200 Is their solution.

01:57:13.020 That's the thing they're warning you that they can't.

01:57:14.740 We cannot go back to that.

01:57:16.060 That would be the worst thing in the world if we go back to that, that Obamacare, that's

01:57:20.500 what it is.

01:57:21.440 That's what they're talking about.

01:57:22.920 They're talking about just getting rid of the COVID enhanced subsidies.

01:57:28.040 It's like, if you remember back in the day, they're like, put your mask on.

01:57:34.220 You can't.

01:57:34.680 You got to sit six feet away from everybody.

01:57:36.520 Remember all those measures they put on?

01:57:37.980 They were supposed to expire.

01:57:38.940 And every once in a while, you see someone walking around with like an N95 mask outdoors.

01:57:43.680 You're like, God, remember that?

01:57:44.860 But that's what these subsidies are.

01:57:47.140 They were supposed to be this temporary thing.

01:57:49.240 And there's been this horrible moment.

01:57:51.200 They get you through this tough time.

01:57:53.180 And now, of course, they're acting like it's the way it's always been.

01:57:57.660 And this is their crazy left wing program built on top of their crazy left wing program.

01:58:04.840 So here's the thing.

01:58:05.800 I'm not hearing anybody explain it that way.

01:58:08.820 Why isn't anyone explaining it that way?

01:58:11.560 The GOP, it just sucks.

01:58:14.360 All they're saying is, well, you know, illegal immigrants are going to get health care.

01:58:17.320 And like, look, that is part of this.

01:58:19.060 Yes.

01:58:19.540 But like, I don't know.

01:58:21.480 To me, it's a smaller part of it.

01:58:23.520 Yeah.

01:58:23.740 Like the fact that they want to do this and they're acting like their own savior program

01:58:29.120 is some sort of free market, you know, catastrophe.

01:58:35.760 So let me tell you who's going to win in the Republican.

01:58:39.600 And unfortunately, who's going to win in the public space on this.

01:58:42.980 And it's Marjorie Taylor Greene.

01:58:45.140 And yeah, she's going to win with the populace.

01:58:48.900 She's going to win this.

01:58:50.100 This is the winning message for her.

01:58:53.920 Okay.

01:58:54.260 Not for the GOP, not for principals, not for anything else.

01:58:57.760 Because she seems to be aligned with the left on this, no?

01:58:59.520 Oh, yeah.

01:59:00.240 Okay.

01:59:00.580 So let me just read this.

01:59:01.860 Known for her strong alignment with President Donald Trump, described the ACA, Obamacare,

01:59:05.940 as a scam that rendered health insurance unaffordable for her family during the passage,

01:59:10.200 but signaled willingness to support extending subsidies to prevent premiums from doubling

01:59:13.860 on Americans.

01:59:15.020 She said, quote,

01:59:15.660 I was not in Congress when all this Obamacare Affordable Care Act BS started.

01:59:20.200 I got here in 2021.

01:59:21.440 As a matter of fact, the ACA made health insurance unaffordable for my family after it was passed

01:59:26.400 with skyrocketing premiums higher than our house payment.

01:59:29.820 Let's just say this as nicely as possible.

01:59:31.700 I'm not a fan, but I'm not going to go against everyone on this issue, because when the tax

01:59:37.780 credits expire this year, my own adult children insurance premiums for 2026 will double, along

01:59:44.680 with all of the other wonderful families and hardworking people in my district.

01:59:47.920 Not a single Republican.

01:59:49.620 This is the key.

01:59:50.560 And this is actually the key to put her back into a place of consistency and principles.

02:00:02.280 Not a single Republican in leadership has talked to us about or has given us a plan to help

02:00:06.280 Americans deal with their health insurance premiums doubling.

02:00:10.160 And then she goes into how we're sending money overseas and all these wars and everything

02:00:13.820 else.

02:00:14.340 I mean, she sounds like a she sounds like a leftist here.

02:00:17.700 Our country does.

02:00:19.220 All we do is fund foreign countries and foreign wars.

02:00:21.860 Never does anything to help the American people.

02:00:23.760 That's also pretty consistent with an America first.

02:00:26.780 Yeah.

02:00:27.100 Right thing.

02:00:27.900 Yeah.

02:00:28.060 But the whole thing with the Obamacare, I am going to give more money.

02:00:32.180 Okay.

02:00:32.300 That, to me, is what's going to speak to the average person in America who's not following

02:00:38.840 this and is like, my insurance is going to double.

02:00:41.600 The premium is going to double.

02:00:43.020 How am I going to afford that?

02:00:44.200 They don't care about how that came in.

02:00:46.640 They probably don't even know how it came in.

02:00:48.440 None of that.

02:00:49.660 I was talking to Dr.

02:00:50.800 Oz last week and we were talking about, I can't remember what.

02:00:55.640 And I said, when are we going to stop all this insurance scam with these states and saying

02:01:02.640 you can't sell insurance across state lines?

02:01:04.920 I said, that would solve so much of the problem.

02:01:08.300 And he just lit up like a candle, big smile.

02:01:11.700 And he's like, I love talking to you.

02:01:14.260 This is why I love you so much.

02:01:16.440 And I said, what?

02:01:17.180 And he said, we are just doing that now.

02:01:19.740 He said, we're doing it on a state-by-state basis.

02:01:22.980 We're going to offer them a program for Medicare.

02:01:27.700 We'll help them on Medicare and Medicaid, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

02:01:30.620 But they won't get any of that money that has been allocated for the states.

02:01:34.920 They won't get it unless they take the laws down that stop interstate commerce for the

02:01:41.240 insurance companies.

02:01:42.800 That will make a huge difference in premiums.

02:01:46.740 Just that alone.

02:01:47.580 When you massively increase competition.

02:01:49.500 And it usually does.

02:01:50.640 The president knows that this was coming.

02:01:54.140 Everybody, rush vote, knew this was coming.

02:01:57.500 Why we didn't have, great, it is going to double because it's garbage.

02:02:02.640 It always has been.

02:02:03.580 Even the Washington Post this week did an op-ed.

02:02:07.140 The Washington Post said it was never any good.

02:02:10.480 It would never work.

02:02:11.680 We all knew this, that it wouldn't work.

02:02:13.720 It's a horrible plan.

02:02:15.220 And it wasn't some conservative op-ed.

02:02:16.840 This is the editorial board of the Washington Post.

02:02:19.300 I mean, it was stunning what they admitted finally.

02:02:23.460 They sounded like, you know, me and you in 2009 and admitted the truth.

02:02:30.480 Okay.

02:02:30.660 So we all know the truth now, except for the average person who's not paying attention,

02:02:35.540 just paying the premiums, can't afford their health care.

02:02:38.880 This administration, if you want.

02:02:43.040 When Oz told me that I was filled with hope.

02:02:45.640 Oh my gosh, we're going back to a free market system.

02:02:48.180 Maybe, maybe we'll have a free market system.

02:02:50.100 That's a great step forward.

02:02:51.220 Why didn't the Republicans, when this happened, why are they not standing in front of everybody

02:02:56.640 right now saying the truth about Obamacare?

02:02:58.620 It was garbage from the beginning.

02:03:00.880 We got to get government out of this.

02:03:03.500 We are going to take down the barriers state by state.

02:03:06.920 We're going to streamline the system.

02:03:08.940 We're going to take all of this regulation out that makes your insurance premium shoot through

02:03:14.620 the roof.

02:03:15.540 We're going to let the free market work.

02:03:18.160 Why aren't they offering something?

02:03:20.500 Because it allows Marjorie Taylor Greene to go and say, we got to bail out Obamacare.

02:03:26.600 Otherwise, people are going to, you know, they're not going to be able to afford anything.

02:03:29.880 And everybody will look at that, who is struggling.

02:03:32.960 Their millions are struggling now.

02:03:34.740 And they'll go, I'm sorry.

02:03:36.540 I know my principles, but I can't afford health care.

02:03:40.780 Why, why is, why is the Republican, why, why are they not offering anything?

02:03:45.200 Anything except compromise.

02:03:46.800 It's such a fascinating thing.

02:03:47.880 I mean, I think this is the story of being a conservative for everybody their entire lives

02:03:52.060 as conservatives, right?

02:03:53.080 Like it always the easier political answer to appeal to the most people is just to give

02:03:57.640 a bunch of money away.

02:03:58.600 But this would appeal to people.

02:04:00.360 You would have a chance to say, look, it's harder, though, as you point out, like that,

02:04:04.180 like, you know, this particular, I mean, if you look at Marjorie Taylor Greene's like

02:04:07.400 list of complaints there, they're probably different than some of the lefts.

02:04:10.480 But like the answer kind of winds up being in the same general vicinity, which is give

02:04:14.700 a bunch of money away, which is always going to be the easy political answer, right?

02:04:19.080 But that's not what conservatism is about.

02:04:21.040 But you don't have, all you have is the argument, we'll pay you.

02:04:24.980 The other side is, we're not going to help you.

02:04:27.220 Yeah, you can't have both.

02:04:27.880 You're going to lose.

02:04:28.700 Yeah, you got to lose.

02:04:29.540 You got to have a plan.

02:04:30.380 We need that money because we're going to bail you out.

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02:04:40.160 But, you know, just standing there saying, nope, we're not going to give the money.

02:04:42.960 That's not a winning argument.

02:04:44.680 It's just not.

02:04:45.840 All right.

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02:06:51.740 Stu, I hate to bring this up, but I look up to CNBC, and I want you to look up.

02:07:00.400 This is, the woman is speaking, she is the IMF managing director on AI bubble fears.

02:07:10.120 Okay.

02:07:11.100 Now we talked about the AI bubble, you know, there's seven companies, the whole stock market

02:07:16.140 is built now on seven AI companies that are doing really well.

02:07:19.860 Yeah, 60% of the gains are from only seven companies.

02:07:23.220 Yeah, that's not good.

02:07:24.340 And if this is a bubble, they pop and the whole thing goes down.

02:07:28.920 But I, A, she looks like somebody that should be telling me about the Julia Childs cookbook

02:07:35.540 or something.

02:07:36.960 Yes, no, she does.

02:07:37.740 And she is also with the IMF.

02:07:39.900 When did we let the IMF start to, you know, do oversight on bubbles?

02:07:45.420 And what the hell are you doing with bubbles that is going to make it better?

02:07:50.880 I mean, I just have so many questions.

02:07:52.220 I just, turn off CNBC, because I don't want to look at it.

02:07:55.800 It's too frightening.

02:07:57.420 You look up and you're like, oh, these are the people solving everything.

02:08:00.780 Oh, that's going to be good.

02:08:02.480 It does feel, though, like at least if you're going to get really terrible economic news,

02:08:05.780 someone who could, you know, hand you a seven layer bar, like a baked, with some baked goods

02:08:10.760 to kind of make it feel better.

02:08:12.420 I never thought about, you know, maybe CNBC should start to smell like a baked pie.

02:08:17.560 You know what I mean?

02:08:18.320 So you're like, oh, wow, it's like home.

02:08:20.600 I feel good here watching the IMF managing our stock market.

02:08:26.160 This is Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - October 08, 2025

Behold： The WORST Politician Ever ｜ Guests： Jack Carr & Kristen Waggoner ｜ 10⧸8⧸25

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