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On today's shortened episode of the Glenn Beck Program, Glenn talks about how to fix the nation. Also, it's Day 1 of The Glenn Beck Show with Roger Love and his new show, "Find Your Voice."
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I opened the show with, uh, about a 20 minute, just thought about how do we fix the nation and
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how do we come back together? So part two is in today's shortened podcast. How do we come back
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together to fix the nation? Also, uh, it's day one of something I'm so excited to share with you
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as a, uh, Torch subscriber, or if you just go to glenbeck.com, you'll find it there,
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the front page of glenbeck.com. Everything is still free there. You don't have to join us.
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Um, but you can poke around and see the different shows. We have a show with Roger love called find
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your voice. And Roger is a dear friend of mine, best vocal coach in the world bar none. And, uh,
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he took a guy who has stuttered for his whole life. He's probably 35 years old, really had
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just struggled. You can see it just wore him down. Roger had told me, Glenn, I can, I can fix
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stutterers. I can do it in one session. I'm like, no, you can't. He's like, yes, I can.
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So we did this experiment. It is the most uplifting thing you'll ever see. This guy who has struggled
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for 35 years has his life turned around by Roger love and find your voice, find that finding your
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If you've been listening the last half hour, I've been talking about how do we come back together?
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How do we fix the nation? And I feel like I know you and maybe it's because I know myself
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and, you know, likes attract, I guess. So much of the audience, we're very much alike.
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And if I were listening to me in my car, I'd be like, yeah, dude, I got it. I got it. All these
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things are obvious. Okay. But the other side doesn't want any of those things. And I know that's
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why I led with the Insurrection Act. I don't know how to solve those things yet. But we're going to
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have to. But I do know this. If we continue to do the same thing, we're going to get the same result.
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And what I mean by that is we can't continue to
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phrase things the way we've been phrasing. Look, there's two groups on the left. I think
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there are the lefties that absolutely believe it, that are all in on destroying America. They hate
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America, all that. Okay. That's one group. Never going to get those. But I still do not believe
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that's half the country. Maybe it is. Maybe I'm just an optimist. I do not believe that. I believe
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there's 30% in that. Let's say it's 50%. I believe there's 30% of that who are just buying into the
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lies of Orange Man Bad. They're just completely convinced that Republicans or people who love
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the Constitution just want to starve people to death and we hate all immigrants and all of that stuff.
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So there are things that can be done that we must do to demonstrate. Nobody believes words anymore.
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It takes actions. So there are things that we must do that we can get people to believe again.
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Because if you are, if Donald Trump comes out and or anybody in the administration,
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and I believe they're doing the right thing in Minnesota, and I do not believe they're just
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rounding people up willy-nilly. But it takes the president to come out and say, I hear the people
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of Minnesota. I hear the crazies and the people who are just bound and determined to do whatever
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to win and to destroy America. And I hear those people. And you're not a blessing to the Republic,
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let's put it that way, to be very, very, very kind. But I also hear people who are concerned because
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they're hearing all of these things on television from their own party. And they're hearing that we
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are rounding people up. I want you to know, any ICE agent that would do that, we will prosecute to the
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fullest extent of the law. Instead of just saying, this is happening, show me the facts. Here's a
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special phone number. You can call the White House and present the facts. And if you have the facts,
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we will investigate. And if it's true, we are with you. Because we're not to have monsters pulling
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people out of their house, as many on the left say, they're full citizens. They've never done
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anything wrong. That's not true. But if you can show me where it is true, I'm on your side.
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But you have to come along and realize what I'm telling you, what ICE, what I have directed ICE to do
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is to go get those illegals. First, the ones who are the worst criminals, that are raping our children,
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that are stealing from us, that are destroying our country, our neighborhoods, and your own livelihood,
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making your street less safe. Those are the people we're going after right now.
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Now, if he can, if he can be surgical, instead of a blanket, everybody over there, all the Democrats,
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they want, he's got to be more surgical. We have to be, I have to be more surgical.
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Because you can win by governing like an adult in a burning house. Don't panic, everybody. You know
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what to do. Come on. Come on. Follow me. Follow me. Follow me. But you have to tell the truth in full
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sentences. And you have to apply the laws equally. And even to your own allies. Do you imagine,
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you imagine what would happen if there was somebody that was in the, you know, the files,
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Epstein files, which is a bad example, because I don't think anything true is in the Epstein files
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at any point. Well, okay. How about this? Anybody who is giving a subpoena has been subpoenaed and
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they're on the, on the right and they don't show up for their subpoena. Can you imagine what message
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the president would say, would send to people if he sent out, if the DOJ sent out a warrant for Bill
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Clinton and I don't know, George W. Bush, I'm not picking ridiculous guy, but at the same time,
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both left and right, that's how you convince people. We're not what you say, what you keep
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saying. We are, you have to, justice has to fall swiftly on both sides. You have to admit trade-offs.
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You have to fix things that people feel in their daily lives. And he is lower bills, lower bills.
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Have you seen the price of eggs? They were $9. What are they now? What was the price of your gas?
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What is it now? Safer streets. Did you see the report that came out today? This is the safest
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our streets have been since 1900, the lowest murder rate in America since 1900. And the press is like,
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why is that happening? How is that happening? It must be magic. No, it's applying certain principles.
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More opportunity, less chaos. And when people feel their lives improving, unity stops being a fantasy
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because unity is not an agreement. Unity is a shared benefit. So here is the message that
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Republicans or anybody who wants to win and not leave half the country behind, because there's no
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winning if half the country is behind. We don't have a country. You'll have a collection of states will
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go into civil war and we'll split up and what happens then. So if you want to win as a country,
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if you want to be an actual steward of the republic, this is what we have to start saying. We're not here
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to punish half the country. We're not here to redistribute decline either. We are here to make
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America affordable again, safe again, productive and free under the constitution, under the rule of law.
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And for everyone who is willing to work and to build and live in peace.
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We just have to find enough people because I believe everything I've said in the last 25 minutes,
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30 minutes, I believe everything I have laid out is common sense. I believe that if Al Gore were saying
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this in a room full of Democrats, everybody there would go, yep, yep, yep, right? Yeah, yeah. But they
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would apply it differently in their head. But the message is universally true. What's happening is
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the facts around this thing, those are the things that are being distorted. So we have to stop the
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distortion. And if we're going to be responsible for it, if we want to make a positive impact, we have
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to go further than anybody else. We have to set ourselves apart from what everyone else is doing.
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And I'm not talking to all of America and even half of America. I'm talking to the people who want
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to actually be a steward of the Republic. I'm talking to people who, who feel the torch
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of saving this nation and are willing to pick it up.
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You know, I talked to a, I talked to a, um, a liberal in California who actually sat and had lunch with
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me and said, I can't believe you guys are so against voter ID. And I said, what, what? I mean,
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this is just an average guy. I can't believe you guys are constantly going after voter ID. And I'm like,
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no, we're, we're not. Yeah, you are. Yeah. You guys are always, I mean, how does that make sense
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at all? And I'm like, you are on the wrong side here, buddy. Actually, you're preaching,
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you're preaching to the choir. Hello person meet choir. I'm here. We're all here. You misunderstand.
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I had to actually bring it up. And when he saw it, I brought it up on, you know, online. And when he saw
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it, he was skeptical. Cause what source is this? I'm like, dude, this is what it is. This is what it is.
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He couldn't believe that it was his side that was standing in the way. That's the average person.
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Now the safe act is, uh, going through, sorry, not safe save act is it's a Mike Lee. It's going to
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require citizenship to vote and to register to vote. Okay. How is this not common sense? It is,
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it is, but you just got two new, um, uh, Republicans to sign on Katie Britt of Alabama,
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Dave McCormick of Pennsylvania. They're now co-sponsoring this, the, uh, legislation. How,
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who's not co-sponsoring this? How is there a single Republican? Quite honestly, this is a,
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between a 70 and 90% approval rating. However, you phrase the question with all Americans. Yes,
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you should have to register to vote. So why isn't everybody signing up on this? Because they're
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weasels. That's why, but let me just show you how common sense this is. This is how common sense
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works. This is how you make the case. Should you have to register to vote? Well, I don't think so.
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Cause it's a, it's, it's a offensive to black people because black people somehow or another can't
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find a way to find a way to a driver's license. Oh, okay. Really? Because these are the things that
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you have to have ID. So are you saying that those voters have never opened a bank account?
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They've never cashed a check. They've never applied for a credit card. They've never applied
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for a loan or a mortgage. They've never withdrawn a large sum of cash from a bank. They've never wired
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money. They've never sent it, sent money internationally. They, they haven't applied for
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social security benefits. They haven't applied for Medicare, Medicaid, unemployment benefits,
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filing tax forms or resolving IRS issues in person. You need an ID for all of those things.
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To get a job, you need ID. Completing e-verify, you need ID. Applying for a professional license,
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you need an ID. Joining a labor union, you need an ID. Going into a government building, you need an ID.
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To board a commercial airplane, you need an ID. Enter a federal building, ID. Renewing a driver's
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license or applying for one the first time, ID. Registering a vehicle, renting a car, applying
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for a passport, crossing a border, entering many state capitals or any secure government facility.
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Picking up prescription medications. Really? Have your constituents never picked up something at CVS?
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Because you need an ID. Having access to certain medical records, registering at a hospital or
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emergency facility, enrolling in health insurance, getting a vaccine in many states, applying for
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medical assistance programs, renting an apartment, buying or selling a home, signing a lease, applying
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for public housing, checking into a hotel, buying alcohol, buying tobacco, entering many age-restricted
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venues, education, enrolling in public school, enrolling in a university or a college, applying
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for a student loan, taking a standardized test, going on to a campus facility, applying for
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financial aid, serving on a jury, registering for selective service, filing court documents,
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attaining a marriage license, adopting a child, purchasing a firearm, applying for a concealed
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carry permit, notarizing a single document. Welfare aid, public assistance, SNAP, food assistance,
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WIC benefits, disaster relief applications, FEMA aid. I mean, I could go on and on and
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on. You need ID for all of those things. So what voters are you appealing to here? What
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is it that you're really after? Because if you care about the poor, you're saying they're
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poor, they're on welfare, they whatever, they must have ID to sign up for welfare. Who is
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it you're protecting? Your vote. That's who you're protecting. Your ability to swing the
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vote illegally. That's the case. That's common sense. And every American should take the team
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jersey off and go, okay, wait, well, that's, those are the facts. Yep. Here's the right
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thing to do. That's how we save America, which requires you to take the team jersey off.
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Roger Love is a dear friend of mine. I've known him forever. Um, he, most people don't know this
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and probably doesn't want anybody to know, but he has helped me if I lose my voice. And I mean,
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I've had times when I have no voice whatsoever within 20 minutes, I'm back to full voice.
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He, uh, worked with Rush Limbaugh as well. Um, he, he has coached every singer under the sun,
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John Mayer, Selena Gomez. Uh, he is the coach for, uh, Tom Brady on his new venture, Jennifer
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Aniston, Joaquin Phoenix, uh, Steve Carell, Will Ferrell, Reese Witherspoon, Brad Pitt,
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Keira Knightley, Bradley Cooper, blah, blah, blah. He's published four books and he is one of the
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nicest, most humble men that I know. Um, and really would go out of his way to help anybody.
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And we were talking, hello, Roger. Welcome. We were talking, um, I don't know, six months ago.
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And we were talking about my new venture and what I wanted to do. And I said, I really want to do
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some things that help people make them, you know, empower them. Uh, and you had been giving,
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uh, instruction and you go around the country and you're working with fortune 500 companies,
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working with their top executives to try to teach them how to speak, um, and, uh, and be more effective.
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And so we were kind of, I was calling you about that. Is there something there? And you're like,
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well, you know, I, I kind of, I mean, there's other things. I mean, you work on the whole voice
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and you mentioned that you could, you could stop somebody stuttering in one session and I didn't
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believe you. Tell me, tell me the story. The story was people think that they're locked in whatever
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sounds they have. And most people don't even like the sound of their own voices when they hear it
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back, but they think they were born with it, but it's really just an instrument that you,
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that you weren't given a manual on how to use. So I've spent my lifetime helping people figure out
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what sounds should come out of their mouths to achieve the success and happiness that they want
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in their lives. And your team had brought me this super nice guy named Alex who had stuttered his
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entire life. And he'd tried every cure that was possible, but there wasn't a cure. He went to
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doctors. He went to psychologists. He's like in his thirties and he had like, he had given up,
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right? Given up. He just figured that when he tried to speak to people, it was not going to come
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out. And, and it was, it was causing him to suffer a great deal in his life with his relationships and
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of course in his business. So I've been dealing with vocal problems my whole life, helping people get
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over them. So I, I told you that I could take someone who had been stuttering their entire lives
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and that I could probably fix them in anywhere between 15 to 20 minutes, certainly in an hour.
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So, so we had the challenge. And again, when people watch this, this fantastic show that we put
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together, this documentary, they need to understand that I literally had about an hour with him and I
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changed the way that he speaks, which changes how he hears himself, which changes his confidence.
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He wanted to move into a, into an occupation where he had to speak to people. If you're a
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realtor, you have to create relationships with people so that they trust you and want to buy your
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property along with liking you. So he couldn't make any of that happen. So it was a challenge,
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but, but we did it in and the results blew me away even.
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I mean, he was, you only had one session with him, right? Only one.
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Okay. Um, and, uh, I was watching cause I don't know how long it took to put this document. I mean,
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no, no, no, how long it took, but I don't know how, how long we followed him, but it, it maybe was
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maybe let's say four to six weeks after your first meeting and they sit down with him and he is
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speaking without stuttering, without hesitation and like the full interview. Um, and his, I mean,
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I know you caught this Roger, his body language was different. His, you could feel joy in him.
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You could see it was beaming out of him. Uh, because he never thought he would ever be able to
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get there. Never. I mean, I can't imagine what that felt like.
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People are trying to make so many different makeovers to change the way they feel about
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themselves and the way they present themselves to the life, to the world. Uh, a new haircut,
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new wardrobe, go to the gym, lose weight, gain weight. And they haven't thought of that. The most
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important communication tool that you have, how you come across to other people has solely to do with
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your voice. If you can't create sounds with your voice that create great communication with other
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people that you want to talk to, you can't. I mean, I, I, I'm in the voice business and I don't
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think I really even understand this. I mean, I understand what you've done with him, but I don't
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understand, uh, what, like, cause you keep saying to me, Glenn, we can change people's lives. We can
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change people's lives. And so we're going to do it. We've, we've agreed to do a series of these
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documentaries and you're going to look for different people who just want their lives changed and
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you believe they can do it just by changing their voice. It, you don't mean like it's not putting on
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a fake voice. It's what exactly does that mean to you have? It means that your grandmother
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unfortunately pass, if your grandmother unfortunately passes away and she sends you a Steinway grand
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piano, which is huge. You have a couple of choices to make. She gives you this amazing
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instrument. So first you have to decide whether you're going to move out all of the furniture in
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your living room to put the piano there because nobody's going to be able to sit. It's going to
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take up all the space. So you decide, okay, I'll take this incredible instrument. I'll put it in my,
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my living room. And then you have another decision to make. Is it going to be a frame holder or are you
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going to learn to play music? Your voice is an incredible instrument that most people don't know how to
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play. You've spent your whole life realizing the sounds you could make to move people emotionally.
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And when you, when you, when that happens, it shows the best of you, the most authentic parts of you.
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And you also have to understand that people don't realize that the way they were taught how to
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communicate is flawed. People think that speaking is a word based thing, but check this out.
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I hate my wife. I love my wife. I hate strawberries. I hate golf. I love golf. Words. You don't know how
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I feel. I have to attach sounds to those words. I love my wife. I love working with people. I love,
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okay, I don't really love golf. When you attach the right sounds to the words, you showcase your
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intelligence. You showcase your empathy, your emotions, and, and you, you, you become this
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new confident person. Do you know that the fear of speaking in public is still the number one fear
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in America and number one or two all across the world? What are we afraid of? We're afraid of being
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judged by the way that we sound. So you don't have to have that be a nebulous situation. You can
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literally learn how to sound the right sounds attached to the words and you can move people
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emotionally. You can control the outcome of the conversations you have because what is life? One
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conversation at a time, which creates one relationship at a time, which builds the life
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you want to have. And all of that starts with the way that you sound.
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So episode one, find your voice follows Alex. He's a realtor in Tampa who has been stuttering
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his whole life. Um, and you can see he is fearful. He's very skeptical, but he wants it to work.
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And, uh, this is not a story about just, uh, curing a stutterer. It is what it's, what happens when
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somebody dares to believe their life can actually be different and their voice isn't broken. Uh, find your
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voice. The other reason why Roger and I are doing this together is, um, the, one of my goals with
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the torch. And if you listen to the show and you've listened for 20 years, I have had the same open,
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the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. I've had that for 25 years. I changed it this year,
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the fusion of entertainment, enlightenment and empowerment, because you can be entertained,
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you can be enlightened, but if you're not empowered, nothing changes. And so Roger and I are working on this
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project together because I want you to be empowered with the best vocal coach in the world. I mean,
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he's not going to say this, but I will, there is no one on his scale. Um, and, uh, I want you to be
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able to have access to learn from him so you can empower yourself because we need great leaders.
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And I don't mean just in Washington. I mean, in our homes and in our communities, we need people
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who can move people, um, spiritually and emotionally. And if you don't know how to use the instrument,
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that is your voice, it's going to be a lot harder. So this is part of our empowerment, uh, segment.
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Um, Roger, I don't want to announce anything, uh, this week. I'm going to have you on next week,
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because we're going to announce something that we're doing. Um, uh, I just don't want to say
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any more than that, but we're doing something. We're looking for singers and, uh, everyone has
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advised me, no, Glenn, just hire these really, cause this is a re you know where they're going
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to be singing. This is a really big deal. And I have said, no, let's find people from the audience
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and let's empower them and let them sing. Um, and we're looking for three specific singers
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and we only have until May 1st. And so these most likely are not going to be professionals.
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They're just going to be people from the audience that are trying out. Do you think,
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cause you've heard the music it's written for this particular event. And one of them is
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extraordinarily difficult. Um, he, you, you have confidence that you can take three people from
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the audience that have skill and make them into a world-class singer that fast.
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Or at least that song. I'm confident that I'll be able to take people that have skill.
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I'm also looking for people that love to sing, but feel trapped in the voice that they have
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and will do transformations. So I don't even want to make it so easy on us. You and I are about
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empowering people. So let's, so let's not only we're, I'm not only looking for the best singers,
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I'm looking for people that have challenges with singing. I, I used, I spent my whole first 17 years
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of being a teacher, being a singing teacher. And I thought the greatest thing I could do
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was help people sing better. But when you train someone to sing, they sing higher, they sing lower,
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and I've got very good at that skillset and they sell more records and t-shirts and concert tickets.
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But then years later, I realized when people started coming to me to work on their speaking voice
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as well, I went from just being someone who wanted to help someone have a great voice
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to the person who was using voice to help make great people, singers, speakers, it's all the same.
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You have an instrument. You should be able to sing. You should be able to speak. I, like I said, I'm,
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I'm challenging people who have challenges with their voice, even for this special project where
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singing has to be amazing. Okay. Roger, uh, Roger Love, uh, vocal coach. Uh, no one is stuck with a
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voice that they don't like. Uh, find your voice. Alex's story. It is the first in a series of docs released.
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It went online at glennbeck.com this morning at 8 a.m glennbeck.com. Find your voice. The story of
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Alex, uh, Roger, and we will announce that other big, big, big, big, big, big project, uh, next week.
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And we'll have you back on. Thank you so much, Roger. Fantastic. And if people want to reach
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me or get more information, they could go to rogerlove.com forward slash Glenn, watch videos,
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learn more things. We're looking for, um, we're looking for people with voice problems, people
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that have problems that they want to get, uh, passed and can't. So we're looking for other people as
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well on that. Roger, thank you. Absolutely. Appreciate it. Thank you so much.
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Sarah, would you play the woke farmer one more time, just so I make sure that I'm right about what
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he was saying? Here's the woke farmer. Yesterday I went into a church with the Kima Armstrong and I
00:31:12.660
protested these white supremacists. The pastor of the church is a ice leader in the city. How can you
00:31:19.700
be a pastor and be a ice agent? Easy. They want to come after me? Well, how can they live so
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comfortably while the people in from Somalia that are in this country legally, they have
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citizenship. Can't even go to their mosque and pray. How do they deserve any different?
00:31:42.420
Come and get me Pam Bondi. You traitor. Well, she did. So I don't need more. She did. I just want to
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make sure I heard it right. That these people who have their legal citizens have been arrested
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and cannot go to their mosques. Now, we have arrested ICE over the last 12 months. Give me a rough
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estimate, Ricky. A couple hundred thousand. A couple hundred thousand. A couple hundred thousand.
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In one fiscal year. Okay. So in the last year, ICE has arrested a couple of hundred thousand. And his
00:32:16.980
thing is we are arresting, uh, U S citizens, people who are here legally don't have an arrest
00:32:24.900
warrant and they're citizens. Okay. First of all, ICE doesn't have a right to pick up a citizen. So
00:32:30.900
immediately I'm with you. If they start picking up citizens, I'm with you. That's not their job.
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They can't do that. You can't deport somebody who is a citizen. Although I would love to try with
00:32:39.860
Ilhan Omar. Um, the, uh, the next thing is okay. So why is it ABC, NBC, CBS, all of these liberal
00:32:50.580
news organizations who, why isn't Don Lemon? Let's try that. Why hasn't Don Lemon produced the names of
00:32:58.260
all of the people who have been arrested, who are Somali American citizens without a record that have
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been scooped up. Now I just said, my guess is because none have been, I was wrong. I was wrong.
00:33:16.580
In the last year, the number of citizens that citizens that have been arrested by ICE
00:33:24.260
is two. One was released a couple of hours into it. The other one, they didn't sort it out until the
00:33:31.220
next day, but they were immediately released once the problem was found. So
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two, two Somali citizens, two. That's what he was talking about. Somali citizens, citizens who are
00:33:45.300
being scooped up. The number is two and they're not in jail and they're not in trouble. And you have
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a hundred or 200,000 arrests going on in hostile situations. You have to admit that a mistake might
00:33:59.620
be made. You correct that mistake immediately by releasing them. As soon as you know, you release
00:34:04.900
them, I apologize. Sorry. We had no right to do that to you. So where is, where, where are all these
00:34:12.180
victims? Where are all these victims? These victims are all made up people. They're all made up. They're
00:34:18.900
made up. That's why they concentrate on what was her name, Renee, something or other. And I'm not
00:34:24.580
going to remember her name and I don't feel bad about that. Um, you know, you drive your car into a
00:34:31.220
cop. I've, I've, I've, I've been clear on this since practically the year I was born. You go after
00:34:37.900
the cops. You don't, you behave in a reckless way with the cops. You put them in danger. Good luck with
00:34:46.040
that. Good luck with that. They're the ones with the force. They're the ones with a gun. You're going
00:34:51.060
to lose. Okay. So don't do that. That's a rule of thumb. I live by. And so do my kids. Don't put cops
00:34:59.680
in danger. You can disagree with them. Not the time to discuss it. Do what they say, move on,
00:35:07.140
then come back with a big ass attorney. They're not doing that. Why? Because they know they have
00:35:14.420
nothing. And so these politicians, these organizations whip these people into a frenzy with
00:35:22.120
absolute lies. Oh man. And that is, I think that's the hardest thing. That's the hardest thing that
00:35:30.540
we have to get over is, are the lies. And there are lies on our side too, by the way. Um, apparently
00:35:37.780
I'm being paid by the, by the Jews. And it was very suspicious that my children
00:35:43.500
were that close to Charlie Kirk when he died. That's the latest. Uh, and by the way, you don't
00:35:50.420
have to worry about me. The people who are spreading that don't worry about me. You're dealing with
00:35:55.500
Tanya now and mama bear. Mama bear is a monster. When you wake her up in the middle of the night,
00:36:04.960
say something about her children. Don't worry about me. I'm the least of your worries. Say one
00:36:11.000
more thing about my children and Charlie Kirk, one more. And I'm going to let her walk out the front
00:36:18.080
door with your address. Uh, we have lies everywhere. And that's why it is so important to speak the truth
00:36:27.940
and speak with clarity. And it is hard. I know, but if you don't know for sure, don't say it. If you
00:36:36.100
don't know if that's AI or that you can verify that fact, don't repost it. Don't send it to people.
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This, let me just share one thing with you before we end the week. Truth still exists.
00:36:52.780
Responsibility still matters. And if you want to remain free, we have to choose both of those
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things. We have to choose truth and responsibility, or we're all going to lose everything. There's not
00:37:10.540
going to be a winner in this. We all lose everything. And history is so clear, man. I wish more people
00:37:18.360
knew about history. You know what? I've decided people on the left are just like teenagers.
00:37:23.220
You can tell a teenager over and over again, look, I did this when I was your age. It's not going to
00:37:27.220
work out for you. Here's what's going to happen. You don't know. You're just don't do it. You're
00:37:31.740
not the right person to talk to me about it. Well, all right, whatever. It's going to leave a mark.
00:37:37.880
You know it's not. You're so pessimistic. Whatever. And you try for a while, you know,
00:37:44.000
and, but at 17, you're like, go for it. Just go for it. Yep. Run towards that plate glass window.
00:37:51.720
Cause I'm here. You're smarter. I mean, you get to that point at some point,
00:37:55.260
but you know, it's amazing. They grow up and suddenly they're like, wow. You know,
00:38:03.740
if I run towards that plate glass window, I could slip and fall. And that would be a bad thing. Cause
00:38:08.340
I could go through that window. And then you have to sit there quietly and just be like, wow,
00:38:13.680
I never thought of it that way. Huh? That's, that's good. How did you, how did you come up with
00:38:18.020
that? Well, not from you. Okay. I know I wasn't saying that. I just really, it's really a great
00:38:22.040
idea. Thank you. It takes until they're 40. Maybe if we're lucky before they come back and go,
00:38:27.800
you know what? I was really stupid. I'm telling you people on the left are teenagers grow up, grow up.
00:38:35.700
History matters. Not everybody was an imbecile who lived in the past. You're not the genius you
00:38:46.300
thought you were when you were 16 or 17 years old. And I know because I was 16 or 17 and I thought I
00:38:53.420
was a genius. Civilizations don't collapse because their enemies are strong. We collapse because the
00:39:03.860
citizens forget who they are because we true, we trade truth for comfort and responsibility for
00:39:11.200
grievance. Isn't that what we've done? We have traded responsibility for grievance and character
00:39:19.120
doesn't matter anymore. Convenience is what matters. And slowly, but surely, almost really politely,
00:39:28.420
we surrender all of the habits that made us who we were, who we are, what got us here.
00:39:38.600
And the great lie of today is that chaos is normal and that somebody else is going to show up and fix
00:39:46.080
it for us and that institutions can replace conscience and systems will substitute for virtue.
00:39:51.900
They never have. They never will. Hey, teenagers, listen up. You're not going to like the sound of
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it, but that doesn't work that way. Every free society has rested on exactly the same foundations.
00:40:05.180
Citizens capable of self-government because they govern themselves first. What is it that Jordan Peterson
00:40:11.720
talked about? Make your bed, clean your room. What is that? Govern yourself. Do the things that you
00:40:18.640
know you have to do. Do those things first. My message to you is we've had a great week.
00:40:33.120
Been a scary week. Scary things are coming our way. Gold and silver off the charts. I've always told you,
00:40:41.480
you know, world's going to be an absolute chaos when gold hits $5,000 an ounce. Well, I think we're here.
00:40:48.200
Because gold is almost at $5,000 an ounce. And they're now saying it's going to be $7,000 an
00:40:54.760
ounce. Can you imagine how much chaos the world's going to be in? Imagine how much nobody's going
00:40:58.560
to believe anything from anybody when it hits $7,000 an ounce. So the message to you today is
00:41:05.820
don't be afraid. Just wake up. Don't outsource any of your thinking. Don't surrender to a crowd.
00:41:13.320
Don't do it. Don't confuse compassion with surrender, tolerance with silence or unity,
00:41:19.380
you know, with obedience. None of that stuff. Get married. Build a strong family. Find your purpose
00:41:27.420
with your family and your children. Because that's the only thing. Take it from a guy
00:41:33.740
who really thought in my 20s that fame and fortune and everything else is what gives a life purpose and
00:41:43.700
meaning. It's a fraud. It's a lie. The only thing that gives your life meaning is your family,
00:41:52.300
is your children, is your relationship with them, is your relationship with God,
00:41:58.060
your relationship with truth. Those are the only things that matter.
00:42:06.140
And that's something that you have to choose every single day. Those things just don't happen.
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And I think that's the most important message I can share with you this week.
00:42:34.520
We're headed in the right direction. It's going to get really tough from here.
00:42:38.460
But just concentrate on the things that are true. Fight over those things. Fight for those things.
00:42:48.160
That are real and meaningful. And all of those things start inside of you.
00:42:57.960
Investing is all about the future. So what do you think is going to happen?
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A wrestler to face a robot? That will have to happen.
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So whatever you think is going to happen in the future, you can invest in it at Wealthsimple.