The Glenn Beck Program - January 06, 2021


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Episode Stats

Length

38 minutes

Words per Minute

144.27992

Word Count

5,616

Sentence Count

439

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

3


Summary

Glenn and Matt discuss the results of the mid-term elections and what they mean for the future of the Democratic Party. Also, Glenn and Matt talk about what they would like to see Bernie Sanders as the next president of the United States.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Welcome to the podcast, or as we like to call it today, a group therapy session, uh, where
00:00:05.040 didn't work, didn't work at all, it did not work for me, it's, it's one of those days
00:00:11.200 where we're dealing with some, uh, bad news that you may have caught from, uh, last night's
00:00:15.180 election, yeah, a little bit of it, um, huh, I'm a tad frustrated today, I think you might
00:00:20.580 be able to detect that occasionally during the program, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh, so that's
00:00:24.820 tonight, uh, we're going on today, and we, uh, hope you enjoy the podcast, and hope that
00:00:28.700 your frustrations are, are, are helped, maybe a little, somehow or another, we cancel each
00:00:33.980 other out, right, and we're all happy, and then tonight, you'll probably get a little
00:00:38.300 bit more of this, as there's a brand new Stew Does America, followed by a brand new special
00:00:42.040 on Glenn TV, yeah, yeah, this one's about, uh, the Great Reckoning, yeah, Wrath of God stuff
00:00:52.060 tonight, you don't want to miss it at nine o'clock, please, we need you now more than
00:00:55.980 ever, but to be a subscriber at blazedv.com slash Glenn, here's the podcast.
00:01:07.260 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:01:14.440 Well, it's good, it's good, uh, let me just introduce you to the people that are going
00:01:21.380 to be running the Senate now, I, I think you're going to be excited, I don't think this is
00:01:26.060 bad at all, um, they are, uh, going to be taking control, and it, let's just look at
00:01:34.760 who's going to be on the committees and leading the committees, uh, Robert Menendez, you remember
00:01:41.920 him, he is, uh, the guy who was acquitted on federal corruption charges two years ago,
00:01:47.100 um, he is going to be taking, uh, taking over the Foreign Relations Committee gavel, which
00:01:53.960 will be great, um, he has been very upset that the president pulled, uh, forces out of
00:01:59.760 northern Syria, uh, and, uh, that we rebuilt the military and then, uh, reduce the budget
00:02:06.740 of the State Department and his priority, rebuild the State Department, make sure that baby is
00:02:12.540 strong and running.
00:02:13.700 Then you have Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat of Oregon, uh, he's going to take the reins
00:02:19.760 of the Finance Committee, which is great, uh, and he is going to roll back all of the tax
00:02:26.900 cuts, uh, and he said we have to learn the lesson of the Great Recession, and that is you
00:02:33.640 don't take your foot off the gas in the middle of an economic recovery.
00:02:36.700 So, spend, spend, print, print, spend, print, spend, print, uh, then you have Dianne Feinstein.
00:02:44.700 Now, she is next in line.
00:02:46.440 She should be the chair of the Judiciary Committee, but she's pissed a lot of people off on the
00:02:51.000 left lately, especially when she said, hey, that Amy Coney Barrett thing, that, that went
00:02:55.760 well.
00:02:56.820 Yeah, they didn't like that.
00:02:58.520 Uh, so speculation is, is that she's going to step down and let somebody else have the
00:03:04.780 power, really?
00:03:07.700 A senator is just going to step down?
00:03:10.100 With a 1,000 year record of nonstop liberalism and progressivism.
00:03:15.780 Not good enough.
00:03:16.420 Not good enough, because she hugged Lindsey Graham once.
00:03:19.160 Yeah.
00:03:19.660 And now she's going to be thrown out.
00:03:21.780 It shows how much they care about their people.
00:03:23.760 Well, here's the good news.
00:03:24.700 Dick Durbin is next in line.
00:03:26.200 Oh, good.
00:03:26.900 So, you got that.
00:03:28.760 Now, this one is really good.
00:03:31.540 The head of the Budget Committee.
00:03:33.360 Oh, this is the worst one.
00:03:35.440 Is Bernie Sanders.
00:03:37.140 The head of the budget.
00:03:40.980 Now, the good thing is, we don't have a budget.
00:03:43.460 We haven't had a budget since 2008.
00:03:45.700 We don't operate on that anymore.
00:03:47.760 Who needs a budget?
00:03:49.480 You don't need one, right?
00:03:50.960 Especially when your bank account reads negative.
00:03:54.960 You don't ever create a budget.
00:03:56.520 You just keep spending.
00:03:58.640 That's what we've done.
00:03:59.700 Now, we're going to get some real healthy spending in here, because Bernie Sanders is going to be the head of the Budget Committee, unless he's appointed to the Secretary of Labor position.
00:04:15.980 Oh, thank goodness we're all going to have all kinds of rules, regulations, and plenty of labor unions if Bernie Sanders is the...
00:04:28.380 I mean, which one's worse?
00:04:29.940 Him as the head of the budget?
00:04:32.220 Or him as the Secretary of Labor?
00:04:36.080 I mean...
00:04:36.800 They're equally terrible.
00:04:37.980 I mean, I feel like Ava Braun.
00:04:40.000 I don't know.
00:04:40.420 I don't want to take the cyanide pill, but you're going to shoot yourself in the head.
00:04:45.640 I don't like that one either.
00:04:47.540 Well, you must decide.
00:04:49.000 Okay.
00:04:50.060 Like Hangover 2 and Hangover 3, they are equally terrible.
00:04:53.580 Holy cow.
00:04:54.760 Holy cow.
00:04:56.380 Okay.
00:04:57.260 Then you have Senator Mark Warner from the great state of Virginia, which is totally great.
00:05:02.900 He's going to be the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, so he's going to oversee, you know, all of the CIA and NSA, and he's going to make sure that our directors are complete.
00:05:17.020 Maybe we get a clapper back.
00:05:19.620 Wouldn't that be great?
00:05:21.020 Sure would.
00:05:22.900 Then we have on the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, we have Maria Cantwell.
00:05:32.900 Now, she's from Washington State, and let me tell you something.
00:05:37.020 Anyone from Washington State, I'm all for.
00:05:40.560 I mean, they got it down.
00:05:42.420 Seattle?
00:05:43.460 Washington State?
00:05:44.400 Oh, it's running like a drum.
00:05:47.760 I mean, it's just great.
00:05:51.780 So, she is going to be analyzing the impact of the tech giants on local journalism.
00:05:59.400 Very, very concerned.
00:06:01.640 So, you know, the hundreds of local and regional newspapers have disappeared.
00:06:05.360 Revenue dried up because, I don't know, we're not riding horse and buggies anymore.
00:06:11.940 And so, she's looking to figure out what we can do as a federal government to make sure those jobs are.
00:06:19.240 And surely that won't lead to positive coverage for Democrats, would it?
00:06:23.060 By these publications?
00:06:24.760 No.
00:06:25.460 Certainly kissing the butt of journalists with one of your main proposals would not, there wouldn't be a secondary motivation for that.
00:06:31.660 When you have the government paying your salary, you know you can trust those journalists to bite the hand that feeds them.
00:06:40.120 We've seen it.
00:06:41.220 With NPR.
00:06:42.280 I mean, NPR, you want to talk about the most fair and balanced source?
00:06:48.040 That's what I get every time I tune into NPR.
00:06:50.540 Every time.
00:06:50.960 They are never tilted against Republicans.
00:06:54.020 It never occurs.
00:06:55.060 Ever.
00:06:55.660 Then you have Sherrod Brown.
00:07:00.320 He looks like he's going to be on the, not banking committee, that goes to someone else here.
00:07:13.040 He's going to be screwing up the country somehow or another.
00:07:19.020 I don't know.
00:07:19.400 It doesn't say here what he's going to be.
00:07:21.900 I think it's, I think it's for housing.
00:07:25.640 Awesome.
00:07:26.960 Yeah.
00:07:27.460 Because the thing he's really interested in is emergency rental assistance.
00:07:32.620 Oh, good.
00:07:33.340 Yeah.
00:07:33.700 That's good to hear.
00:07:34.480 So then, then you have Patrick Leahy.
00:07:39.560 He's going to be on the appropriations committee.
00:07:42.040 He'll be the chair of that.
00:07:43.160 And again, thank you.
00:07:44.780 Thank you.
00:07:45.360 Thank you.
00:07:45.800 I am so glad that we have Patty Murray because she's, isn't she from Washington state too?
00:07:51.880 Murray, I think she is.
00:07:53.900 And I, who doesn't love yet another progressive Democrat from Washington state.
00:07:59.760 She is going to take control of health, education, labor, and pensions committees.
00:08:05.100 So, you got, you got that.
00:08:09.180 She's going to be, she'll be able to take care of, you know, Obamacare.
00:08:14.280 We're going to make that so much better.
00:08:16.620 We're just going to, we're just going to have one health care system.
00:08:20.440 That's it.
00:08:20.800 Single payer system.
00:08:22.100 Uh, and she's going to, with her in charge, it's going to be done right.
00:08:27.640 Uh, well, when I say her in charge, I actually mean the center for American progress, uh, you
00:08:33.480 know, with, with them in charge, uh, and writing all of the bills and everything she'll, but
00:08:38.220 she'll be able to shepherd that and just be like, yeah, okay.
00:08:41.960 When do I, when do you want me to do that?
00:08:44.680 So she's got that.
00:08:46.480 Uh, it's an exciting group.
00:08:48.280 I will say that.
00:08:49.360 Isn't it?
00:08:49.960 It really is.
00:08:50.760 This is, this is, and this is who they have, which is like, some of these people are so
00:08:55.260 unremarkable, uh, but they will, you know, they, they're kind of nameless, faceless shepherds
00:09:02.300 through the, of these policies.
00:09:03.660 It won't matter, uh, whether they're effective or talented or smart.
00:09:08.060 No, it's just, you know, they're going to have control and that's what, that's, what's
00:09:10.840 important.
00:09:11.440 Yeah.
00:09:11.800 That's what's important to Democrats.
00:09:12.640 Here's the good news.
00:09:13.680 The, uh, purse strings are held by the house, but the house on all of their oversight
00:09:20.560 committees, they've appointed the squad to the heads of the oversight committees.
00:09:26.060 Oh, good.
00:09:26.400 So you got the squad making sure that things like pay, go pay as you go.
00:09:31.800 You want a new program.
00:09:32.880 You have to find the money before you do it.
00:09:34.680 You know, that rule that's just been suspended.
00:09:38.120 Uh, and, uh, and Presley, strangely, uh, I'd rather have the guy who's dead, um, and buried
00:09:48.060 next to his pool, like a hamster in Memphis named Presley.
00:09:51.540 I'd rather have him, uh, in Congress, uh, than, uh, Ayanna Presley.
00:09:58.080 But, uh, she said that the great thing is that the new rules in the house quote, have
00:10:06.020 removed two structural barriers to our agenda for equity and justice, and will allow us to
00:10:12.220 advance the bold policies like Medicare for all and the green new deal and an equitable
00:10:18.020 COVID recovery.
00:10:19.920 So this is going to be good.
00:10:21.720 And they said they are no longer going to have to worry about presenting big ideas that will
00:10:28.680 get bogged down in procedural hurdles or harmful austerity measures.
00:10:35.260 So that's great.
00:10:40.200 Look, I'm optimistic today, Glenn.
00:10:42.340 Are you?
00:10:42.900 Oh my gosh.
00:10:43.760 Look at this collection of people and all the wonderful things they're going to do for our
00:10:48.080 country.
00:10:48.520 They're so American.
00:10:50.440 Oh gosh.
00:10:51.460 Or they're the exact opposite.
00:10:53.580 And I'd like to concentrate on that.
00:10:59.640 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:11:05.260 Tonight, the Georgia win and the coming conservative reckoning.
00:11:18.460 We are going to, uh, have reaction to the, uh, joint session in Congress to certify the
00:11:23.760 electoral votes.
00:11:24.900 Uh, we're told that, uh, this by Senate staffers, that the debates over the objections to certifying
00:11:31.200 could last well into the night.
00:11:33.000 So we will have live coverage of that as well.
00:11:36.540 Reaction to the Georgia results.
00:11:38.420 Where do conservatives go from here?
00:11:40.980 How do you fight?
00:11:42.160 How do you fight on the grassroots level?
00:11:45.120 This is America's turning point.
00:11:47.400 What do we do?
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00:13:32.420 All right, I'm going to explain what is happening and what happened last night.
00:13:40.660 In case you haven't heard yet, it looks like the Republicans have lost control now of the Senate.
00:13:48.480 So there are no speed bumps, none.
00:13:52.760 And they are going to reverse now everything that Trump has done.
00:13:58.380 They are going to be able to accomplish the Green New Deal, single-payer health care, everything.
00:14:07.720 And it is going to come at a breakneck, breathtakingly fast speed.
00:14:14.740 Because they've got two years.
00:14:16.600 And they learned from Obama.
00:14:18.160 You've got two years to do it.
00:14:19.600 And they are going to land with their feet on the ground.
00:14:24.620 So, let me explain first what happened.
00:14:28.420 What happened last night is a result of a $600 stimulus check.
00:14:38.100 That's what happened.
00:14:40.020 There are people that care about their families, that are having a hard time feeding their families.
00:14:48.060 And Nancy Pelosi and her group made it very, very clear to those who are paying attention, they didn't want to give stimulus checks.
00:14:59.520 They wanted people hurting before the election.
00:15:01.920 And because they had the press, that's the way it was spun that the big old meany Republicans were the ones standing in the way.
00:15:13.600 Because they only cared about special interest when, quite honestly, the exact opposite seems to me was true.
00:15:22.600 But then they decide to roll out a stimulus package.
00:15:26.440 And the Republicans allow it to be $600.
00:15:29.600 I saw the $600 thing, and it was an insult.
00:15:36.280 You asked people to close their businesses.
00:15:41.280 People lost their job.
00:15:43.640 They haven't been able to pay their rent or their mortgage.
00:15:46.640 And you're coming to them after months of nothing with $600?
00:15:52.940 Then they moved it up to $2,000.
00:15:55.480 $2,000?
00:15:56.880 That's an insult.
00:15:57.920 That won't cover the back rent.
00:16:03.760 That's what happened.
00:16:04.940 We had the guy from Trafalgar polling on yesterday, and he said that's when the polls moved.
00:16:12.780 And he's absolutely right.
00:16:15.240 That's what happened.
00:16:17.100 GOP control of the Senate means you're not getting any more money.
00:16:23.600 Democratic control of the Senate means money's on the way, and lots of it.
00:16:28.220 That's what happened.
00:16:35.060 That's exactly what I told you would happen in 2016.
00:16:39.400 I told you in 2016, guys, I don't believe in Donald Trump at the time.
00:16:44.700 I didn't think he would do any of these things.
00:16:46.680 But he did.
00:16:48.600 He turned out to be a very effective president.
00:16:53.720 But I told you at the time when I didn't trust him that what's going to happen is we are going to have an economic crash in the last year,
00:17:04.400 and it will be devastating, and either Donald Trump, and I thought this at the time, Donald Trump would just become FDR like nobody's business.
00:17:14.980 Well, he didn't.
00:17:16.060 And I said, either we are going to get FDR from Donald Trump, and he's going to transform everything,
00:17:26.440 or you'll be voted out, and you will lose every election after that for a long time,
00:17:35.360 because the Democrats will just become a candy store, and it will happen in this term.
00:17:42.540 Well, I was wrong about Donald Trump, but I wasn't wrong about the scenario, and that's exactly what happened last night.
00:17:52.160 Now, I want to talk to you about something even more dangerous, and that is people giving up.
00:18:03.340 And this is going to get worse and worse.
00:18:07.920 People want security.
00:18:10.620 They really don't want freedom.
00:18:13.760 They want security.
00:18:16.300 And you can understand it, because if there is no security, there is no freedom.
00:18:22.680 That's why the Wild West was wild and needed to be tamed,
00:18:27.900 because you could move to a town, and you were all like-minded people, and it was great,
00:18:33.540 until the bad guys wanted what you had, and then there was no way to defend themselves.
00:18:38.880 And so it was shootouts, and it was mob rule.
00:18:45.560 This is the way people feel.
00:18:48.400 There's mob rule.
00:18:50.680 I don't have the money to be able to do anything about it.
00:18:55.780 I don't even have a job.
00:18:58.100 I need help.
00:18:59.860 And it's going to get worse, because the dollar is going to die.
00:19:09.220 And I want to talk to you about that today.
00:19:13.040 It's critically important.
00:19:15.480 But first, let me give you something written by Jenny White.
00:19:20.540 She wrote,
00:19:21.320 Please find God.
00:19:41.220 I don't care what church you go to.
00:19:43.860 I don't care.
00:19:44.860 Well, I actually do.
00:19:46.020 If you're going to Warnock's church, that would be a bad place.
00:19:48.860 But I don't care.
00:19:51.360 Find God that is not a source of frustration, despair, hopelessness, or injustice.
00:19:58.440 God is the exact opposite of those.
00:20:01.040 For decades, I've been told to trust American institutions.
00:20:08.000 And if I have grievances to work harder to improve them, and I've done so far more than most Americans,
00:20:14.180 and my reward has been watching corruption and ineptitude only increase.
00:20:19.980 Jenny, you are not alone.
00:20:21.540 As a public school science teacher in the late 1990s, I watched my parents disengage from their children and students gain more and more power over my classroom every day.
00:20:31.660 I saw administrators allow it to happen and even excuse bad behaviors.
00:20:36.300 Well, she's had a very hard home life.
00:20:38.180 She just needs to blow off some steam, and let's give her a safe place to do that.
00:20:42.180 You don't want her to feel unsafe, do you?
00:20:44.060 I saw good teachers leave the profession rather than fight the brewing storm on the horizon that would make them constables instead of instructors,
00:20:54.040 rely more on technology than instruction, and remove their classroom autonomy.
00:20:58.600 So I quit to begin a family.
00:21:01.880 Concerned about the way the Obama administration was taking control of public education, handing out stimulus checks, pushing for government-run health care,
00:21:09.580 I helped start a citizens group.
00:21:13.860 I helped bring in candidates for public office to interview and study bills and legislation.
00:21:19.080 I worked with legislators to develop a bill to improve civic understanding by mandating study of U.S. founding documents in high school.
00:21:27.100 I watched legislators talk to me and my fellow citizen lobbyists as though we were nothing more than a little gum on the bottom of their shoe
00:21:34.900 and explain to us why they knew better than we did.
00:21:38.700 A legislator told me voters sent him to Capitol Hill to make laws,
00:21:43.940 and I watched a scowl darken his face when I told him,
00:21:47.460 no, voters send you to the Capitol to protect their liberty, which often means repealing laws.
00:21:54.220 I watched legislators lie to my face about the status of bills and why they wouldn't vote for them.
00:21:59.740 I became frustrated, disillusioned with legislators and the entire civic system, and I quit.
00:22:04.740 On September 12, 2009, I went to our nation's Capitol for the Taxpayers' March on Washington.
00:22:14.060 It was amazing to flood the streets of Washington, D.C. with hundreds of thousands of other human beings,
00:22:19.320 knowing that I wasn't the only person concerned about the State of the Union, its history and trajectory.
00:22:23.900 Although we left the Washington Mall cleaner than we found it,
00:22:28.560 we came home to hear that not only had corporate media downplayed and lied about the numbers of participants,
00:22:34.200 but according to them, we were all middle America yokels who knew little beyond what we could dig up in our cornfields.
00:22:40.900 We were called disgusting names, criticized, denigrated, and smeared by even the President Obama himself.
00:22:47.220 Hoping for the best, I enrolled my children in public elementary school that year.
00:22:52.540 Over the course of five years, I watched a son be bullied so badly by other students
00:22:56.580 that his own teacher, that I had tried homeschooling just to see him smile again.
00:23:03.060 I watched my other son left behind in math to the point that he couldn't add single-digit numbers properly.
00:23:09.420 I watched a daughter bring home papers about global warming and bad white people who hurt Native Americans.
00:23:15.360 I joined the Parent-Teacher Association only to find that fixing these issues wouldn't happen
00:23:21.020 because there were no issues more important than selling wrapping paper to buy a new gymnasium and computers,
00:23:28.040 make sure we have the same equipment other schools did.
00:23:31.040 I saw no future for my children, and me there, I quit the system.
00:23:36.200 Hoping that becoming involved in party politics could help steer the type of legislature-elect,
00:23:41.780 I joined the state Republican Party.
00:23:44.380 For years, I doodlyfully went to every precinct meeting, county meeting, district meeting,
00:23:48.500 even volunteering for the platform committee, numerous years.
00:23:51.800 Every year, a group of us tried to create policies that would require Republican legislators
00:23:57.120 to follow the platform on which they ran.
00:24:01.000 But after six years of no success with that or any other activity attempted
00:24:05.460 to make Republican politicians more accountable to the people who elected them,
00:24:10.360 I became frustrated and disillusioned with the party, and I quit.
00:24:15.560 I found a little national education initiative called Common Core.
00:24:19.120 I began writing about its problems, joined many other parents attempting to push back,
00:24:22.780 even helping to get Common Core removed from state law.
00:24:25.400 But after all my efforts, watching nothing improve,
00:24:28.440 I watched the State Department of Education continue to find ways
00:24:31.920 to propel Common Core into the classrooms, with us having no way to stop it.
00:24:36.820 I watched teachers use social media to tear myself and other parents apart,
00:24:41.400 personally for having the audacity to care about our kids and other Oklahoma students,
00:24:46.080 so I quit.
00:24:48.380 Since that day, I have seen legislators and judges ignore significant allegations of wrongdoing,
00:24:54.540 strong reasons for doubting results, and legitimate evidence of election fraud.
00:24:59.220 She said,
00:25:03.280 I'm angry because I've been playing by the rules.
00:25:06.120 I've been paying my taxes, being civil, tolerant to my neighbor,
00:25:09.180 accepting without protest the election of past presidents I didn't support,
00:25:13.100 and never threatening physical violence, using name-calling, canceling careers,
00:25:17.280 or using government goons to unlawfully spy,
00:25:20.280 to invent reasons for impeachment,
00:25:22.620 or media to misreport, misrepresent, or otherwise create dissension and anger.
00:25:27.100 Yet the other side has carte blanche to do all of this.
00:25:33.340 Today, I'm going to try one more time.
00:25:36.940 Today, I will stand with fellow Americans on the Mall in Washington, D.C.,
00:25:40.720 where I will once again petition heaven,
00:25:44.000 where I will once again hope to see results,
00:25:47.920 before I quit for good.
00:25:49.920 This is the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
00:25:57.760 I've been thinking over the last break
00:26:00.580 of what you need to know
00:26:07.340 to be able to fight and understand what's going on.
00:26:14.760 And the best thing we can do to fight
00:26:20.160 is to not be behind the eight ball when it comes to money.
00:26:28.720 This is happening right now.
00:26:31.200 If the economy hadn't changed,
00:26:33.820 the average person would have voted for Donald Trump.
00:26:37.800 This would have been a very different election.
00:26:40.340 For a couple of reasons, COVID,
00:26:43.040 we wouldn't have had the mail-in ballots.
00:26:45.580 And then the second reason
00:26:47.960 is the economy is doing,
00:26:52.100 was doing incredibly well.
00:26:54.480 Best economy in the history of America.
00:26:57.360 And what happened at the election last night?
00:27:01.200 People voted against a $600 stimulus check
00:27:05.700 and instead a $2,000 stimulus check.
00:27:08.580 That's what happened.
00:27:10.800 That's what made the point and a half difference.
00:27:17.040 There is something going on right now
00:27:19.780 that we told you would happen.
00:27:25.860 And then there's something else that's going on
00:27:28.500 that is getting very little attention
00:27:30.180 that we had experts on say were going to happen.
00:27:33.760 And the experts were,
00:27:35.500 it turns out to be right,
00:27:37.360 but just way out of step with timing.
00:27:40.960 And that is Bitcoin.
00:27:43.380 Bitcoin last night was over $35,000 a coin.
00:27:49.540 Now, most people will hear that and think,
00:27:52.060 I can't, I don't have 35,
00:27:54.100 you don't have to buy a coin.
00:27:55.900 You can buy $100 worth of a coin.
00:27:58.340 But the digital currency is the way of the future.
00:28:08.840 And I don't know how it is all going to shake out,
00:28:12.600 but it is the big investors now.
00:28:15.560 It's the Goldman Sachs.
00:28:17.160 It's the JP Morgan Chase.
00:28:18.540 It's not the mom and pa that got in,
00:28:23.280 ran it up to $20,000,
00:28:25.160 and then because they couldn't afford it,
00:28:28.420 when it went down,
00:28:29.720 they sold it at a loss.
00:28:32.740 That's not what's happening this time.
00:28:35.220 This is very big money.
00:28:38.240 And this will change people's lives.
00:28:42.060 Your dollar is going to fall apart.
00:28:45.020 It's going to.
00:28:45.800 Without a shadow of a doubt.
00:28:53.120 I'll talk to you more about this,
00:28:55.380 and it's not just about Bitcoin.
00:28:57.260 It's about something that I told you.
00:29:00.040 I've been shouting it from the rooftops
00:29:02.360 on the tech thing for,
00:29:03.800 I don't know how many years,
00:29:04.560 10 years, 15 years.
00:29:07.060 And people don't understand it.
00:29:09.200 And this is the year
00:29:10.820 that it's all coming home to roost.
00:29:13.340 This is the beginning of total transformation.
00:29:19.720 And it's not coming from Congress.
00:29:22.720 And I'll explain that on tomorrow's program.
00:29:29.020 As much as I can.
00:29:30.620 We have so much to deal with today.
00:29:32.380 Tonight I'm going to be live at 9 p.m.
00:29:34.680 We have some big thinkers
00:29:39.480 and some great experts on tonight
00:29:41.260 to talk about
00:29:42.160 not only what's going to be happening today,
00:29:44.800 starting at, what is it,
00:29:45.780 1 o'clock Eastern time?
00:29:47.440 1 or 2 o'clock Eastern time?
00:29:50.620 With the presidential ballots,
00:29:53.060 I am told from really good sources
00:29:55.980 in the Senate
00:29:56.760 that that thing is going to be going on
00:29:58.340 all through the day
00:29:59.220 and into the night.
00:30:00.600 And so we'll have coverage on that,
00:30:03.500 coverage on what happened last night.
00:30:07.000 If we have the official results
00:30:08.800 on both senators now getting in
00:30:12.140 and the Senate being lost
00:30:15.320 and turned over to the Democrats,
00:30:17.800 what that means,
00:30:18.980 and the conservative reckoning.
00:30:21.440 That's all tonight, 9 p.m.
00:30:23.320 Please join us.
00:30:25.240 Join us at Blaze TV.
00:30:27.200 Please.
00:30:28.820 BlazeTV.com.
00:30:30.600 I think I want to talk to you.
00:30:36.640 We have Yev on the phone.
00:30:38.920 And Yev is from Georgia.
00:30:41.300 Hi, Yev.
00:30:42.880 Hey, Glenn.
00:30:43.660 How's it going?
00:30:44.320 Good.
00:30:44.900 You sound happy.
00:30:45.940 Good.
00:30:46.880 And it's Eve,
00:30:48.620 but that's okay.
00:30:49.260 Oh, I'm sorry, Eve.
00:30:50.940 That's all right.
00:30:52.460 Well, no, I'm not happy.
00:30:54.020 I'm disappointed about what happened.
00:30:55.440 I think that the $2,000 stimulus
00:30:59.680 knocked down
00:31:00.520 and the Democrats
00:31:01.160 in their 600-bit
00:31:02.120 was the whole thing.
00:31:03.680 And, you know,
00:31:04.140 so many people
00:31:04.840 are just don't understand
00:31:06.580 pretty much politics
00:31:08.520 or anything in the world anyway.
00:31:10.300 Yeah.
00:31:10.480 I think most voters
00:31:11.240 are ignorant to a large point.
00:31:13.460 But one thing I wanted to say
00:31:15.200 is that now that they're going
00:31:16.340 to have control of the Senate,
00:31:17.340 which I think they will,
00:31:18.340 I'd like to see their agenda
00:31:19.480 go fast.
00:31:20.220 Because I think
00:31:21.180 if it goes slow
00:31:22.840 like the progressives
00:31:23.940 have been doing
00:31:24.460 for the past 30 years,
00:31:26.080 bit by bit by bit,
00:31:28.140 you know,
00:31:28.520 the American people
00:31:29.280 don't see it.
00:31:30.040 Now, I know conservatives
00:31:31.080 see it,
00:31:31.880 but the people
00:31:32.440 who voted for
00:31:33.580 the two senators
00:31:35.380 and, you know,
00:31:36.280 the two Democrats
00:31:36.880 in Georgia
00:31:37.880 are pretty much clueless
00:31:39.320 on what's going to happen
00:31:40.640 in the future.
00:31:41.500 They don't,
00:31:42.180 they say $2,000
00:31:43.100 and they think
00:31:43.500 that's their godsend.
00:31:44.820 And so I want it
00:31:46.460 to happen fast.
00:31:47.160 I want everything
00:31:47.940 that they want to put in fast
00:31:49.460 over the next two years.
00:31:50.600 And hopefully
00:31:51.320 that will shock
00:31:52.820 the people who voted for,
00:31:54.980 you know,
00:31:55.840 Biden and the Democrats
00:31:57.620 and say,
00:31:58.100 oh my God,
00:31:58.540 I can't believe
00:31:59.140 America is going this way.
00:32:00.800 And then we can have
00:32:02.000 a change,
00:32:03.460 hopefully,
00:32:04.100 in the midterms.
00:32:05.060 But also,
00:32:06.180 one of my biggest concerns
00:32:07.860 is the mail-in ballots.
00:32:10.700 Unless the state legislatures
00:32:12.520 change this
00:32:14.560 and we don't go forward
00:32:16.660 in Georgia
00:32:17.400 from being in Georgia,
00:32:18.560 me,
00:32:18.980 to go to our state legislatures
00:32:20.520 and say,
00:32:21.000 hey,
00:32:21.660 this was illegal.
00:32:23.140 It can't happen again.
00:32:24.860 We have to have
00:32:25.620 in-person voting
00:32:26.700 or absentee ballots.
00:32:28.320 But this mail-in stuff
00:32:29.380 has got to stop
00:32:30.580 and it's unconstitutional
00:32:32.220 for the state constitution.
00:32:33.660 If we don't get involved
00:32:34.740 in our state legislatures
00:32:35.820 and this mail-in ballot voting
00:32:38.600 does not change,
00:32:39.560 then we're done.
00:32:40.760 We're done.
00:32:41.640 Because we can't compete
00:32:42.820 with, you know,
00:32:44.600 four ballots showing up
00:32:45.740 at a house
00:32:46.380 and all four of them
00:32:47.860 being sent in
00:32:48.520 for people who don't live there
00:32:49.900 and are out of state.
00:32:52.580 And, you know,
00:32:53.800 it's just,
00:32:54.180 to me,
00:32:54.520 this is where we lost
00:32:56.140 the election.
00:32:57.100 So I agree with you
00:32:58.040 on the ballots 100%.
00:32:59.700 I urge caution
00:33:01.640 on rooting for things
00:33:04.980 because they're not
00:33:06.120 talking about,
00:33:07.140 they're not talking
00:33:08.120 about big tax increases.
00:33:10.660 They're not just talking
00:33:11.820 about things like that.
00:33:12.700 They are talking about that,
00:33:13.640 but also they're all gonna,
00:33:14.760 they're gonna do all of that.
00:33:15.740 But they're talking
00:33:16.380 about structural changes
00:33:18.080 that don't,
00:33:19.960 that will not be reversible.
00:33:22.020 Yeah,
00:33:22.160 small example.
00:33:22.860 This would be
00:33:23.440 Barack Obama gets in.
00:33:25.120 He's got all these majorities
00:33:26.360 and they did move quickly
00:33:29.260 and they did pay a price for that.
00:33:31.160 I mean,
00:33:31.340 the Tea Party
00:33:32.080 was a price for that.
00:33:33.040 They had massive defeats
00:33:34.600 in Congress afterward.
00:33:36.600 You could argue that,
00:33:37.580 you know,
00:33:37.760 it woke America up.
00:33:38.920 I think that's true.
00:33:39.980 On the other hand,
00:33:40.840 they also got things
00:33:41.840 like Obamacare through
00:33:42.840 that will last
00:33:43.500 till the end of time.
00:33:44.880 You know,
00:33:45.120 like they put in
00:33:46.080 massive programs
00:33:47.420 and structural reforms
00:33:48.540 that we will be paying for
00:33:50.120 as a country
00:33:50.840 till the end of time.
00:33:52.500 And they learned
00:33:54.060 a lesson in that era,
00:33:56.340 which was
00:33:57.100 we didn't go far enough,
00:33:58.740 fast enough.
00:33:59.900 And they're gonna try
00:34:01.140 to do structural things
00:34:02.120 that will block
00:34:02.820 the Republicans out
00:34:03.760 from regaining power
00:34:04.880 next time.
00:34:06.000 So I,
00:34:07.020 I,
00:34:07.520 I understand
00:34:08.520 the sentiment there,
00:34:09.580 but I,
00:34:10.540 I,
00:34:10.860 I'm,
00:34:11.300 I'm very concerned.
00:34:12.900 I think we should do
00:34:13.900 everything we can
00:34:14.520 to slow this stuff down,
00:34:15.740 though I do understand
00:34:17.120 America does need
00:34:18.040 to be woken up
00:34:19.020 in a big way.
00:34:20.960 I,
00:34:21.120 what's gonna wake them up?
00:34:22.160 I don't know.
00:34:22.640 Seriously,
00:34:23.080 I mean,
00:34:23.260 even the Tea Party thing,
00:34:24.440 right?
00:34:24.680 Like,
00:34:24.980 it woke up
00:34:25.560 for a couple of years maybe,
00:34:27.280 but I mean,
00:34:27.640 you now look at
00:34:28.340 even the approval ratings
00:34:29.480 on things like Obamacare
00:34:31.320 are rising
00:34:32.460 among Republicans.
00:34:34.500 You know,
00:34:34.680 it just,
00:34:35.740 you know,
00:34:36.220 it just,
00:34:37.140 hey,
00:34:37.420 don't go out to restaurants,
00:34:39.220 close your restaurant,
00:34:40.640 close your business,
00:34:41.540 you're gonna lose your job.
00:34:42.960 We're not gonna pay you for it.
00:34:45.440 We're just gonna keep telling you
00:34:47.340 exactly what to do.
00:34:48.500 Hey,
00:34:48.740 we're gonna arrest you
00:34:49.620 if you go to a party.
00:34:51.460 If this doesn't wake America up,
00:34:54.540 America is,
00:34:55.860 is,
00:34:56.400 is too far down
00:34:57.760 in slumber.
00:34:59.120 I mean,
00:34:59.860 really,
00:35:01.020 honestly,
00:35:02.260 what,
00:35:02.760 what is it going to take?
00:35:04.320 They're,
00:35:05.100 they're now blaming
00:35:06.300 the people of California
00:35:07.860 for the,
00:35:09.900 the horrible spread
00:35:12.040 of COVID.
00:35:13.200 Well,
00:35:13.520 how is that possible?
00:35:15.420 How is this possible?
00:35:18.120 What's happening
00:35:19.040 in California?
00:35:20.020 You shut everything down.
00:35:21.580 You were the most draconian.
00:35:23.340 You are,
00:35:24.340 you are arresting people.
00:35:27.300 Most draconian.
00:35:29.660 More old people
00:35:31.000 per capita
00:35:31.760 in Florida
00:35:32.620 than any other state
00:35:33.960 in the union.
00:35:34.760 We all know
00:35:35.800 that they
00:35:36.640 are the most
00:35:38.000 easily
00:35:39.440 harmed
00:35:40.320 or killed.
00:35:41.800 Well,
00:35:42.180 uh,
00:35:42.560 Governor Cuomo,
00:35:43.600 it's still out
00:35:44.240 whether he knows that or not.
00:35:46.060 Um,
00:35:46.700 but
00:35:46.940 they have
00:35:48.260 more old people
00:35:49.200 per capita
00:35:49.820 in Florida.
00:35:52.520 Why is Florida
00:35:53.840 that didn't shut down?
00:35:55.360 Why,
00:35:55.600 why aren't they having
00:35:56.600 what's happening
00:35:57.220 in California?
00:35:59.400 There's something
00:36:00.120 wrong all over the place
00:36:01.340 and government
00:36:01.760 is not the solution.
00:36:02.780 Right.
00:36:03.200 It's there's something
00:36:04.160 that they are missing.
00:36:06.020 Something's wrong.
00:36:07.160 Something is wrong.
00:36:08.420 If this doesn't
00:36:09.560 wake America up,
00:36:10.840 nothing will.
00:36:11.900 Nothing will.
00:36:14.360 So,
00:36:15.180 you just preserve
00:36:16.520 what you can
00:36:17.820 and you start
00:36:19.080 to preserve
00:36:19.640 in your own home,
00:36:20.880 quite honestly.
00:36:22.100 And you've got
00:36:23.280 to preserve
00:36:23.920 the teachings.
00:36:25.820 those things
00:36:27.800 are going
00:36:28.260 to be
00:36:28.600 wiped
00:36:29.180 out.
00:36:30.700 If you think
00:36:31.800 that the deep state
00:36:32.660 was bad,
00:36:33.600 give it four years
00:36:35.280 because they're teaching,
00:36:37.120 they're going to start
00:36:37.740 teaching
00:36:38.200 all of the critical
00:36:39.580 race theory stuff.
00:36:40.820 Again,
00:36:41.060 I mean,
00:36:41.280 they didn't stop.
00:36:43.260 We exposed it.
00:36:44.760 Other journalists
00:36:45.440 exposed it.
00:36:46.780 Donald Trump
00:36:47.480 and the White House.
00:36:48.600 Did you see them?
00:36:49.340 They attacked,
00:36:50.120 uh,
00:36:50.300 what's his name?
00:36:50.860 Russell,
00:36:51.380 uh,
00:36:51.760 from OMB.
00:36:52.600 He was on
00:36:53.040 with us
00:36:53.300 several times.
00:36:54.080 He's the guy
00:36:54.880 who was like,
00:36:55.440 we've got to,
00:36:56.040 it's in the White House.
00:36:57.800 And he's like,
00:36:58.120 we got to stop it.
00:36:58.920 And he was effective
00:36:59.700 at stopping
00:37:00.480 as much as he could.
00:37:02.320 Oh,
00:37:02.840 they raked him
00:37:03.800 across the coals
00:37:04.700 yesterday
00:37:05.300 because he was,
00:37:07.900 uh,
00:37:08.500 from the budget of,
00:37:09.860 you know,
00:37:10.020 he was from the
00:37:10.540 Office of Management
00:37:11.360 and Budget
00:37:11.840 and Donald Trump
00:37:13.200 was $2 trillion
00:37:14.060 over budget.
00:37:16.620 Uh,
00:37:17.460 yeah.
00:37:18.440 And are you guys
00:37:20.800 going to,
00:37:21.900 you,
00:37:22.440 you guys not going
00:37:23.420 to just start
00:37:25.280 printing money
00:37:25.940 and spend billions
00:37:27.400 and trillions
00:37:28.280 of dollars?
00:37:29.160 You guys,
00:37:29.720 as I think we're
00:37:30.380 going to thrill,
00:37:31.780 we're going to thrill
00:37:33.120 at the days
00:37:33.800 when the budget
00:37:34.740 was only $2 trillion
00:37:36.160 over.
00:37:37.900 Mark my words,
00:37:39.040 we're going to thrill
00:37:40.160 over,
00:37:40.480 and we'll be told
00:37:41.140 it's an investment
00:37:42.060 for the future.
00:37:44.620 Uh,
00:37:45.240 and we just have to wait
00:37:46.400 for that investment
00:37:47.520 to pay off.
00:37:48.180 Otherwise,
00:37:48.540 it'll cost us
00:37:49.040 a lot more.
00:37:49.700 You know what?
00:37:50.420 I'm a guy,
00:37:51.200 man.
00:37:51.720 I'm a guy
00:37:52.180 with a frugal wife.
00:37:53.780 I've made that case
00:37:54.940 to her a lot of times.
00:37:55.940 Honey,
00:37:56.240 look how much money
00:37:56.840 we're saving.
00:37:57.500 We don't need it.
00:37:58.740 Yeah,
00:37:58.880 but I mean,
00:37:59.660 but it's on sale.
00:38:01.980 And by the time
00:38:03.520 we do need it,
00:38:05.200 it'll probably cost
00:38:06.040 a lot more.
00:38:06.600 Think of the money
00:38:07.280 we're saving.
00:38:08.140 That's the way
00:38:08.800 the federal government
00:38:09.600 is working right now.
00:38:12.500 And it doesn't work,
00:38:14.020 I know,
00:38:14.880 because I use it
00:38:15.780 all the time.
00:38:18.180 It's the move
00:38:19.960 of a financial idiot.
00:38:22.160 And I'm one.
00:38:23.560 there are several
00:38:28.520 things that
00:38:29.460 need to be addressed
00:38:31.380 and I am sick
00:38:32.500 and tired
00:38:33.040 of
00:38:34.300 those people,
00:38:35.740 especially in the media,
00:38:36.980 who would be saying
00:38:38.600 exactly
00:38:39.420 the opposite
00:38:40.540 thing.
00:38:42.140 And they would be
00:38:43.320 encouraging
00:38:44.080 the violence
00:38:45.260 in the streets.
00:38:46.140 if the roles
00:38:48.380 were reversed,
00:38:49.620 they would be
00:38:51.260 saying exactly
00:38:52.460 the opposite.
00:38:53.320 Na, na, na, na, na.