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On this episode of the Glenn Beck Program, host Glenn Beck talks about the latest in the Trump administration's trade war with China, and why he thinks it's going to be a disaster. Also, the latest from Al Green and Hank Johnson, and Pat McAfee joins the show to talk about it.
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A hilarious new comedy filled with drama, excitement, and a little bit of hatred,
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proving that marriage isn't always a bed of roses.
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And wait until you hear the people responded that actually used AI for their business,
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and what a change it has made in their business in just a couple of days.
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Also, talking about the tariffs and the way Trump negotiates.
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It's really important for you to understand so you can explain it to your friends.
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Trump doesn't care who gets credit as long as the negotiations work.
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That's the question we should be asking about Donald Trump in maybe two years.
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Also, the latest from Al Green and Hank Johnson with Pat joining to talk to us about it.
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You're listening to The Best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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Well, let's say hello to Mr. Stu Bergeer, executive producer on the program.
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Everything's going great, and I'm excited about it.
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And, you know, these things come up, and you're like, might be interesting to see how it all
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Well, hello, Pac Ray, who's wearing a, looks like an official ice jacket.
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Of course, because I'm an official ice agent now.
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They like to pretend, and they give everybody a little wink.
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And so do you see a lot of people run when you walk into stores with that?
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I wanted to bring you in because I heard a couple of takes, a couple of audio pieces on your
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show today, and I just wanted you to take us through Hank Johnson and Al Green.
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Al Green, he was the guy who stood up last week with a cane.
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Did anybody else see that and think, oh, my gosh, it's 1853?
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I'm like, he's going to go up and try to beat Donald Trump to death with a cane.
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Anyway, here he is claiming that, well, you listen.
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There is invidious discrimination in the House of Representatives.
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The rights that the Constitution recognized for me, my friends and neighbors denied.
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I had to sit in the back of the bus, the balcony of the movie, drink from a colored water fountain,
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and my relatives who committed some crimes were locked up in the bottom of the jail.
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I know what invidious discrimination looks like.
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I was in filthy waiting rooms, and I've been in places where I didn't want to be,
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And when the speaker decided that I would be removed, and then there was this motion,
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this resolution to censor me, it became obvious to me that I was not being treated as others were.
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And candidly speaking, it is invidious discrimination.
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I'm not sure I've ever heard the word invidious.
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Likely to arouse or incur resentment or anger in others.
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And when we were talking about Al Green, I was worried when the definition started with
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So he's saying that just because he's black when he stood waving a cane at the president
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The closest we could find is Joe Wilson saying, you lie.
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And you might remember him from worrying about Guam tipping over and capsizing.
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Only if we put all of the Marines on one side of the island, then it would capsize.
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He wasn't just randomly saying the island would capsize.
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Because he was saying if we moved too many troops to one side of it, it would-
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He said if there are 10,000 troops were put there, of course, that's going to tip it over.
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All of the ways in which they can kill public education from defunding it from a federal
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level and then also enabling state monies and local monies to flow into the private for-profit
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It's a recipe to make education unavailable to black people.
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It puts us back to when America was great and we were picking cotton and-
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Doing the productivity that they are putting my Latino brothers and sisters who-
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Migrate here to do that work because we are not suited intellectually to do it anymore.
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But they would have us back, confined to doing that kind of work.
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We got to watch out for where we are headed and it's the people that will save our democracy
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that will stop this movement towards the past that Trump has us-
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So, did he just say that blacks were no longer intellectually suited for field work?
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Yeah, I'm not sure if he's talking about blacks or Americans in general, but yeah, we're intellectually
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Yeah, but Hispanics are, they're not above doing that.
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Yeah, I mean, there's a difference between I'm above that, which is absolutely wrong.
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And I'm not intellectually suited for that work, but you are.
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So then he also says that it's Trump's plan to close the Department of Education to keep
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But if I could be wrong, help me out with the facts.
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I think since the Department of Education was put into place, our test scores have gone
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And so like, not just black kids, like no kids graduate now with more than like a third
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I don't, I don't know if he understands that, but the entire system as it's built and everyone
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You know, they keep saying what's going to happen to our schools.
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What's going to happen to what has happened to our schools.
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President Trump's talked about that pretty extensively that we're 40th among industrialized nations.
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We're number one in spending and we're 40th in education.
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And part of it, honestly, I mean, when will, you know, anybody who was, who is stuck in
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They're not going to get this because they're stuck in 1965 and they don't see that the
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And they still look at people like Johnson, one of the biggest racists of, of my lifetime
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as a president, they don't see him as doing anything but good.
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I, I truly believe whether he knew it or not, what he did completely destroyed black families,
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And until we understand that, if you look at the timeline, you see that proven out over
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And I mean, when are people, we have got to stop looking at the government as wanting
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Um, our founders would have said, no, it never does that.
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It never does that because people are in charge.
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Um, so you, you always look at it as a hostile entity.
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That's why you keep it under wraps, but let's just say they wanted to go do good.
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Everybody in the, in the government wants to do good, but they're not.
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So for us to say, let's just keep going down this path is an act of insanity.
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It grow the government, which is not working by any measurement.
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Everybody's so upset about, oh my gosh, we shut down USAID.
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It is, it was designed to look like aid, but it's a CIA op.
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So first of all, you got to learn that man, learn that.
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Second of all, even if, even if it was, you know, for aid, can anybody tell me why we should
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spend maybe 20 cents on every dollar that goes there?
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Maybe 20 cents of those dollars actually goes to help people.
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The rest of it is all about control and manipulation of other people's countries.
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And what's left is graft and just incompetence and loss.
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You know, if, if we were losing 20 cents on every dollar, I'd still be pissed, but we're
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not, we're getting 20 cents of what is, what we really think we're getting and 80 cents
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You can't, not if you're reasonable, not if you're a common sense American, you can't.
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Unless you say government always means to do well.
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But when have they proven that to be true recently?
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And if we listen to you, everyone in Guam would be in the ocean right now.
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There is a quiet, but incredibly powerful victory waiting out there.
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And it's, it's not going to come with big fanfare or the waving of flags or anything
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It'll be a note in the ledger of your financial life that is printed in bolded capital letters.
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You can move beyond it to a life that's freer, happier, and more fiscally responsible for
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I don't know how I, I mean, I do know how I got here.
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They've seen this forever and they can help you.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
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Several top officials, including the highest ranking legal officer at ActBlue, have reportedly
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jumped ship in recent weeks, while those who remain are allegedly stuck dealing with a
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In a letter to ActBlue's board of directors obtained by the New York Times, unions representing
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the group's workers identified seven officials who recently quit and stressed the alarming pattern
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Senior staff departures reportedly began on February 21st, two weeks after the organization
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reportedly provided congressional investigators with an update regarding ActBlue's security,
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their fraud prevention measures, and related procedures.
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ActBlue, we have known, is, I believe, appears to be a money laundering system for the left.
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Uh, and there's a lot of money going through there.
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I don't know if any, if Doge is going to find any connections to ActBlue, but I wouldn't be
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And that's why people are freaking out in Washington.
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They are freaking out in Washington because they know the game is over.
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Now, there are those people that are in the government that believe that they're doing
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the patriotic thing because they believe they know better than you, the people who elect
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You would not want this if it was your guy in office, right?
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Why wouldn't you want a bunch of, let's say, Republicans that are in the deep state that
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didn't give a flying crap what Joe Biden said and wasn't executing his plan?
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You wouldn't like that because that's not what the people voted for.
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The people voted for the president, not for these unelected bureaucrats that are faceless,
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nameless, and have complete control, apparently, over your country and your life.
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And I talked to some people this weekend that are very upset about Zelensky and how the president
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People who are watching the clip to when the vice president steps in and says, hold on here.
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There's 20 minutes prior to that where Donald Trump and J.D.
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Vance were trying to disarm Zelensky, trying to get him to, hey, hey, hey, hey, not appropriate
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So you have to inform yourself and not just the clips.
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I am I'm a little uncomfortable by the way the tariffs are going with Canada and Mexico.
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Mexico is just a I'm sorry, but it's just an absolute corrupt country.
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And they've got to get control of those cartels.
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And we have to get control of those cartels as well and make sure we're not doing business
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with any of the cartels, which I'm not convinced we're not.
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There is a one point two trillion dollars online with our trade relationship.
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And everybody's saying, oh, my gosh, this will have a ripple effect.
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But on the surface, it is really tempting to see what everything that Donald Trump is
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He's just swinging everybody and he's hitting our friends and he's hitting our supposed friends.
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And I want you to understand this so you can share this to your friends or your family who
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And you are dealing with the best negotiator America has ever had in office.
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And this is the strategy that people in America elected Trump to execute.
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Now, maybe your friend didn't or your family didn't because they didn't vote for him.
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By electoral college and the popular vote and the county swung by 20 points to the red.
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And it's not like other presidents that are like, you know, I'm I'm going to be just like
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I'm going to fight for everything you're saying you're going to fight for because I'm just
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And boy, that thing that I don't even address ever.
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And then they go in and they don't have your back.
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First of all, people didn't vote for Donald Trump like they voted for Joe Biden.
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Joe Biden, they voted for because it wasn't Trump.
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When you vote for somebody who's not the other guy.
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In that case, you got I'm going to make your boy a girl.
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But we didn't even know that was even coming our way until what?
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Six months or eight months into the presidency and then all of a sudden DEI, ESG, all of
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They did vote for changing the direction of America.
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They're tired of bureaucrats telling them how to live their life where they didn't get to
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They're tired of being screwed by other countries.
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We just want a fair and balanced playing field.
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You put a tax on our milk, we'll put a tax on your milk.
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You don't want a tax on your milk, then don't put a tax and we won't tax you either.
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But that's what we're playing now is people just think we're going to take out Canada.
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I want you to think of this differently with your friends.
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And maybe your friends won't like this example, but it's true.
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When Ronald Reagan stood up, it was, I think it was in March of 83.
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And he's just gotten in and he's standing, I think it was at a breakfast or something.
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And he stood up and he said, and Russia, the Soviet Union is an evil empire.
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And everybody went, oh my gosh, he just had an evil empire.
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And everybody, even people who liked him were like, don't say that, they'll nuke us.
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And he's like, no, you're never going to beat them.
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We cannot do, now listen to this, we cannot continue to play the game the same way we've
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been playing it for 50 years because it's not getting us anywhere.
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We know with all of our foreign policy that we've done, getting us into endless wars, spending
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all kinds of money, racking up a debt of $35 trillion, not knowing what the truth is because
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I think that's what people actually voted for when it came to Barack Obama, because all
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of this transparency, everything was opaque under George W. Bush.
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I don't want necessarily these never-ending wars.
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And now I've got people checking my underpants at the airport.
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Anybody who didn't know that massive tariffs were coming, they just weren't paying attention.
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When Reagan did it, it wasn't a slip of the tongue.
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Now, he did it in public because he wanted to change the world.
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And while everybody else was going, oh, my gosh, and critics, Democrats, everybody, he's
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Reagan, his words were backed by a military buildup and unrelenting pressure, and it forced the Soviets to confront their own fragility.
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By 1989, remember, it was 1983 when he said evil empire, and we were at equal terms in the world.
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We were both world superpowers that could annihilate the other one at the drop of a hat.
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All because Reagan had the balls to say it and then not blink.
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Now, we could have been vaporized, yes, but if you want to change the world, you're going to have, I have this saying that somebody gave to me a long time ago, and I live my life by it.
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Just know the odds before you put your money down on the table.
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So, yes, I could risk big, but I probably will lose big because the odds are not in my favor.
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When it comes to Ronald Reagan's Soviet empire, he had a plan, and so the odds, he knew, were in our favor.
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We can't afford a trade war, but neither can they.
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So, let's all play nice with one another, shall we?
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This is the same kind of leadership that Ronald Reagan had.
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We elected Donald Trump to fight, to take on a global trade system, to take on the deficit and the spending.
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Honestly, are you okay with a good portion of our money raised in taxes going to pay for salaries and benefits the way it is?
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Well, you can't cut the Department of Education.
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He told everyone on the campaign trail he's going to.
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And then when he tries, everybody says, we've got to preserve the.
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Well, you're going to just leave all of the poor children out to educationally starve.
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When you don't teach children to read, they become slaves to whomever can read.
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I'm going to tell you about the Department of Homeland Security here in just a second.
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But I want to talk to you about AI a little bit more today.
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We're just going to spend a few minutes on this, but I think we should spend a few minutes on this every day because I think people are waking up.
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It's just starting to become reality to the people who are paying attention and the people who are paying attention now are going to be the ones that are the most likely to survive the first round of cuts.
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Hopefully, you will see how to ethically use it because if you just use this to replicate your job, I know I've got hours and hours every day I spend on a show prep.
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But I've been using AI to help look for sources on things.
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And I mean sources like that I would never find.
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I'm not looking at the New York Times or anybody else.
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It's like I've taken and I have a big staff that does research every day and it allows me to look at things that would take us forever to look at and to digest and we can digest it quickly.
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Then I can give it to my research team and say, just check on that.
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Can you just make sure that that's exactly what it says and means if you're using this to take your work and well, let me say it this way.
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So you just need to get it to do all of the grunt work for you so you don't have to think about all that stuff.
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You put it in so it can make what you do so much better.
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If you're using it just to do your job, okay, you might be done earlier in the day.
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My day has gotten much longer now using AI, but I am further ahead on a whole bunch of stuff.
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And if you use it just to copy what you do, then you're replaceable.
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You're absolutely replaceable because you're the driver, you're the artist, you're the one who has the unique piece of humanity that it doesn't have.
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And so use it as a tool to say, if I had a staff of 10, if I had a staff of 100, what could I get done?
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How could I make myself the most valuable employee right now?
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It's not just coming in with the best report that Grok wrote.
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That would be bad because do you know about how did you what what does all of this mean?
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It's a way for you to not only knock it out of the park with whatever you're doing right now, make what you do better.
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But then it's also about adding other things to your job.
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So you make yourself the most valuable person in the building.
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OK, every job is going to be my job is going to be it.
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There's going to come a time where I don't think real people will.
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Real people will become a thing again, like handmade, but I think that there's going to be a time by 2030 where a lot of the podcasts right now.
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I will bet you that some of the tweets that you read from people that, you know, it might be a generated and then somebody else that, you know, and respect their bot is responding to that tweet.
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I don't have any evidence of anybody doing it, but I can guarantee you that's happening.
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We're still at the point to where you can kind of maybe detect it.
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I feel when I when I read the stuff, you know, when I when I read social media, I was telling somebody this weekend, it's like I I've always disliked social media.
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But I'm getting to the point now with it where I there's no value to it.
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What to me whatsoever, because I can't even tell if these people are saying these things.
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I feel like half the stuff I'm reading is just AI, a bunch of AI bots.
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Hopefully it means the entire world of social media collapses and we act as if it was a horrible archive of history.
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But that being said, I don't know where that goes because I feel you feel disconnected.
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You're just like, well, why do I care what what an AI bot says about an AI written story from some crappy media source while both of the people commenting are out drinking together at some bar?
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And those are the people who are those people that are afraid I'm going to lose my job because of, you know, because of AI.
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If you're out drinking and you're working half a day because it's doing it, believe me, at some point, an unscrupulous boss is going to go.
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A smart boss will say, why am I paying all these people?
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I'm going to go pay the same amount of money to somebody who actually will take and do this and make it much better and add more value because they see that this can be used as a rocket ship and we can create 10 times the value of what we're providing.
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I'm seeing the possibilities of us being able to do the things that we've always done at a much higher level, a much more even buttoned up scale than we already are, because there comes a time even with us that we'll leave things off the, you know, we'll put it on the edit floor because we're like, I'm not sure if that's true and we haven't had time.
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Well, in time, that's where AI can help us go out and search and make sure that this is absolutely true.
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And it might be impossible for us to find, but soon it won't be for AI.
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But, you know, there's all kinds of things to talk about.
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I just want you to try it and just be playing with it, not in a, please don't use unhinged.
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And I just wanted to say, I thank you for connecting me with Labor of Love and Susan Selim.
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Anyway, on the case of AI, played with it a lot over the weekend on Grok.
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I had some charts made up for Balanced Scorecard.
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And that's in my wheelhouse of technology and business.
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And, yeah, creating various charts and things like that.
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But I've had a book idea, you know, more of a novel.
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So I said, hey, let's see if it'll create the book that I had.
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And it incorporated the historical elements I was going for and created the dialogue and the emotional pull.
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You could update it and ask it to enhance the emotion or expand on the chapter that I was working on.
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But at some point, it just seems to get overwhelmed by, yeah, it falls apart and it just goes off the rails.
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It can't continue going down the same road for very long because it doesn't have a memory.
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It's memory is so limited because it's supposed to remember everything on the Internet or at least have access to all of it.
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We've been working on things and, you know, some members of my staff are like, well, that I mean, would that put me out of a job?
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No, that wouldn't put you out of a job because it can't do it.
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But I still believe that people are going to be instrumental because it takes the germ of an idea.
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If you look at this and like it's going to complete my work, it's going to write my book for me.
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But if you say, for instance, Stu has known this because he's written books with me.
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Stu, when you get my rough draft of a book, how long would those books be?
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Oh, gosh, at least three times the amount of words that they're supposed to be.
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OK, I just I'm verbose when it comes to writing.
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It can take my writing and cut it by two thirds and just keep the best parts.
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And I'm sure that's what a lot of people are doing, honestly, at this point.
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But again, there's no value in that, like there's no value in in this, these things churning out books for people.
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Like there's nothing that there's no value in that.
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Obviously, you go to an author because you're looking for their perspective.
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And yes, they can tell Grok what their perspective is.
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But like not it's not it's not it's not the same.
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And I don't think it ever will be the same because it because of the way it uses memory, it the way it uses memory, it will never be able to hold it until everybody stops at, you know, at the X or, you know, Google.
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I don't think they'll ever do this until they open up that memory.
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But they're using all that memory for machine learning to get to a SI.
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So you're only getting just a fraction of what is available to them.
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But they're using all of that memory to be able to churn to produce something else.
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And I honestly, if you have a SI, if they get a SI, I really don't think we're going to get it.
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You know, I mean, which bothers me a great deal.
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Yeah, I do feel like that is just an artificial line, though, right?
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I mean, it is until it's an artificial line that they need to hold because everybody knows it's an existential threat to their business.
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Microsoft knows if X gets it first, Microsoft is out of business.
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You ask them, when's the last time you used Google?
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Because it's so, it's almost like using, what was it, Ask Jeeves.
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They're going to put, somebody's going to put these gigantic corporations out.
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If they're that freaked out, you shouldn't be freaked out.
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Because the first thing that happens is jobs are lost.
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So how can I use this to keep my job and to be the most productive and thoughtful and useful human brain on the staff?
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