The Glenn Beck Program - May 02, 2019


Best of the Program | 5⧸2⧸19


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54 minutes

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155.6628

Word count

8,483

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608

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Misogyny

14

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Hate speech

27

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Glenn and Stu calculate how many times a day Joe Biden needs to hug 10 million people in his life to get to 10 million hugs. They also talk about a new theory about Game of Thrones and why they're worried that immigrants are being wiped out on the show.

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00:00:00.640 Oh, hello and welcome to Thursday's podcast.
00:00:04.140 Ah, yes. Today we figure out and calculate an important statistic.
00:00:08.040 Mika Brzezinski tells us that Joe Biden shouldn't be in trouble
00:00:12.360 for all of his inappropriate touching
00:00:15.540 because, first of all, who cares?
00:00:18.560 We all know we should never believe women. 1.00
00:00:21.160 I think that was the hashtag that was used during Kavanaugh.
00:00:23.260 Almost is what she said.
00:00:24.240 Yeah, basically what she said.
00:00:25.460 We shouldn't believe her because Joe Biden's hugged 10 million people in his life.
00:00:28.560 Well, you know, the great thing about working with Stu
00:00:30.360 is he loves to figure out problems using math.
00:00:34.400 And we get into that.
00:00:36.580 We've kind of developed a Biden hug-o-meter
00:00:39.860 to figure out how often he'd need to hug per day
00:00:42.420 to get to 10 million hugs.
00:00:43.660 It's a lot.
00:00:44.320 It's a lot.
00:00:45.120 We also talked to you about the new theory with Game of Thrones
00:00:48.800 in which they're very worried, apparently,
00:00:52.280 that they're wiping out immigrant populations on Game of Thrones.
00:00:55.560 It's a big problem.
00:00:56.320 Yeah, it's a very, it's, I mean, it is white-privileged city. 0.98
00:01:01.500 You know what?
00:01:02.280 So is universal health care in Vermont
00:01:04.580 and modern monetary theory.
00:01:08.040 We'll explain those.
00:01:09.480 It'll blow your mind what's coming.
00:01:11.180 And you can watch this big special that happened Wednesday night
00:01:14.240 about socialism called Socialism, A Warning from the Dead.
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00:02:18.740 You know, if Karl Marx were just alive today,
00:02:21.480 he would be so happy.
00:02:23.040 I mean, to see these crazy, wacky ideas that,
00:02:27.620 you know, he was probably smoking dope and being like,
00:02:30.160 you know what else we should say?
00:02:31.680 I mean, he would be so thrilled that, you know,
00:02:34.480 everything is being paraded around right now.
00:02:36.740 I can see him sprawled out on his hammock from REI,
00:02:40.300 you know, fiddling around, you know,
00:02:42.420 looking for the last vegan potato chip in the bag
00:02:46.780 as he binge watches the Academy Awards on his 70-inch smart TV.
00:02:52.020 I mean, it would be great.
00:02:54.360 You know, he'd be watching TV,
00:02:55.920 but he would be glancing down on his iPhone, iPhone 10,
00:02:59.060 you know, he's got a massive Twitter following in my dream world.
00:03:05.280 You know, he writes a line or two from time to time on Twitter
00:03:08.680 about oppression and the have-nots.
00:03:10.740 You know, that's part of his job, you know, working for Google.
00:03:13.820 But his house is loaded with fresh products by all of the woke companies.
00:03:17.660 He'd be so thrilled, all these woke companies.
00:03:19.480 He would be like, man, I got to have Starbucks.
00:03:21.380 They're wide awake.
00:03:22.640 And he loves their soy milk.
00:03:24.780 He's got Ben & Jerry's in the freezer.
00:03:27.600 You know, he tells everybody,
00:03:28.960 if he shaved, he would definitely use Gillette, you know.
00:03:32.940 But even though he says they stand for the have-nots,
00:03:39.100 really, Karl Marx would be using the Dollar Shave Club
00:03:42.140 because it's cheaper and higher quality.
00:03:43.980 But secretly, he loves Chick-fil-A.
00:03:48.380 He buys all of his comic books off of Amazon.
00:03:50.940 Truth is, he really didn't ever think
00:03:53.720 that people would really try this whole socialism thing.
00:03:56.060 He'd be like, this is crazy.
00:03:58.260 It's crazy, but I'm all for it.
00:04:00.320 I'm all for it.
00:04:01.300 Hang on, I got to order something else from Amazon.
00:04:04.820 Companies that have adopted a form of socialism
00:04:08.960 is now called woke capitalism.
00:04:14.140 And they use their status as corporations
00:04:16.480 to spread a socialist message
00:04:18.880 and encourage people to do their part in social justice.
00:04:23.200 But as we learned last night on television,
00:04:26.600 the co-opting of these companies
00:04:29.060 is all part of a master plan
00:04:31.500 that can flip a country overnight.
00:04:35.160 And, you know, just the idea of these companies,
00:04:37.580 you know, using socialism
00:04:39.500 for an advertising campaign.
00:04:43.440 I mean, think of that.
00:04:44.320 Just think of that part.
00:04:46.020 Using socialism
00:04:47.620 as part of an advertising campaign.
00:04:52.360 I mean, that is as ridiculous
00:04:53.600 as a donkey in a prom dress. 0.72
00:04:56.720 I mean, do people really think at some point,
00:04:58.900 yeah, I'm going to take this donkey to the dance.
00:05:01.320 That doesn't happen.
00:05:04.260 How is this all happening?
00:05:05.740 This is a joke.
00:05:07.180 How is no one bursting out in laughter?
00:05:10.220 How far is this going to go?
00:05:14.800 Because that donkey turned you down for the prom. 0.92
00:05:19.480 The donkey's not going.
00:05:21.460 It would rather poop in its stall 0.73
00:05:23.740 and eat hay
00:05:25.340 than go, you know, spike the punch bowl with you.
00:05:30.920 Why?
00:05:31.720 Because even the damn donkey in the prom dress 0.99
00:05:34.940 knows that this is a death cult.
00:05:37.820 That's what this is.
00:05:39.500 This is a death cult.
00:05:42.860 Listen to this.
00:05:43.640 This is from the Alabama senator.
00:05:46.980 I don't know his name.
00:05:47.800 I don't think people in Alabama even know his name.
00:05:49.820 But he stood up
00:05:50.920 in the well of the Senate
00:05:52.560 and he was talking about
00:05:54.480 how important abortion is,
00:05:56.360 you know, for the children.
00:05:57.660 Listen to this.
00:05:58.860 All I'm saying to you,
00:06:00.060 it ought to be a woman's choice. 0.99
00:06:02.860 I'm not about to be as a male
00:06:04.620 to tell a woman what to do with her body.
00:06:06.280 She has the right
00:06:09.780 to make that decision to herself.
00:06:12.520 To regular his sin.
00:06:16.040 Some kids are unwanted.
00:06:18.640 So you kill them now,
00:06:19.660 I kill them later.
00:06:21.040 Oh.
00:06:21.500 You bring them into the world,
00:06:22.720 unwanted, unloved.
00:06:25.020 Then you send them to the lecture chair.
00:06:26.760 So you kill them now,
00:06:27.680 I kill them later.
00:06:28.320 Okay, so here's what he just said.
00:06:31.360 You know,
00:06:32.420 let me just tell you,
00:06:33.820 let me just tell you this.
00:06:34.940 Some kids are unwanted.
00:06:37.100 And so you kill them now
00:06:38.280 or you kill them later. 0.81
00:06:39.740 Because you bring them into the world
00:06:41.300 and they're all unwanted
00:06:42.540 and then you put them in the electric chair.
00:06:46.340 So you kill them now
00:06:47.160 or you kill them later. 0.81
00:06:48.000 Did he turn into a southern sheriff?
00:06:49.460 Yeah, I'm not sure what movie he comes from,
00:06:56.320 but it's a death cult movie.
00:06:58.720 It's a movie that we all go,
00:07:00.380 boy, I don't want to live around that guy.
00:07:02.420 And yet this is a senator in Alabama.
00:07:06.560 And he's just talking about life as,
00:07:10.900 look, you're going to throw him
00:07:11.720 in an electric chair later,
00:07:12.860 so kill him. 0.93
00:07:13.740 Don't even give them the chance
00:07:15.360 to not end up in an electric chair.
00:07:17.860 Well, we're all going to die eventually.
00:07:20.800 So should we just make murder legal?
00:07:23.120 I mean, look,
00:07:23.480 they're going to die of old age
00:07:24.620 or cancer or something later on.
00:07:26.460 So why not?
00:07:27.280 Why not stab them now?
00:07:28.500 It's a death cult.
00:07:30.600 It is a death cult.
00:07:32.780 If you don't believe me
00:07:34.040 and you don't believe
00:07:35.320 that people are going crazy,
00:07:40.580 they have gone over the cliff.
00:07:44.720 Let me play Chris Cuomo.
00:07:46.680 Here's Chris Cuomo on Antifa.
00:07:50.620 You can talk about Antifa.
00:07:52.140 I've watched them in the streets
00:07:53.280 protesting in different situations, okay?
00:07:55.800 There are certainly aspects of them
00:07:57.700 that are true to a cause
00:07:59.140 that is a good cause.
00:08:00.460 They want social justice.
00:08:01.480 They want whatever they want
00:08:02.300 in that context.
00:08:03.040 Stop.
00:08:03.800 Of course.
00:08:04.840 So he's watched them protest.
00:08:06.540 I don't think I've seen them protest.
00:08:07.940 I've seen them riot.
00:08:09.620 I've seen them throw things,
00:08:11.520 you know, like Molotov cocktails.
00:08:13.100 I've seen them break glass and store.
00:08:15.560 I don't think I've seen
00:08:16.520 those peaceful protests
00:08:17.820 where they're like,
00:08:18.760 hey, we're carrying signs.
00:08:20.980 I am a man.
00:08:22.200 I haven't really seen that one.
00:08:24.220 I haven't seen that one.
00:08:25.120 But here he is saying,
00:08:26.880 this is a group that has a good cause.
00:08:30.240 Typically when you have a good cause,
00:08:31.360 you don't need to cover your face
00:08:32.460 with a black mask.
00:08:33.220 Yeah, I tend to agree with you, Stu.
00:08:36.780 You generally don't need to do that.
00:08:40.660 But let me give you a story
00:08:43.440 from the FBI.
00:08:45.780 Antifa activists tried to buy weapons
00:08:48.660 from a Mexican drug cartel
00:08:51.220 to stage an armed rebellion
00:08:53.480 at the border.
00:08:57.580 Help me out.
00:08:58.520 How is this not a death cult?
00:08:59.560 You know, Antifa in,
00:09:02.520 I think it's Austin,
00:09:04.140 not a problem with Facebook.
00:09:06.020 They can post this all they want.
00:09:07.560 They were looking,
00:09:08.760 just a couple of months ago,
00:09:10.000 it's probably still there,
00:09:11.600 they were looking on Facebook
00:09:13.160 for people who wanted to start
00:09:15.840 an Antifa militia
00:09:17.580 to be able to act with force
00:09:21.360 when the time comes necessary.
00:09:24.540 Okay?
00:09:25.560 Nobody has a problem with that?
00:09:27.000 Facebook, you don't have
00:09:29.460 a problem with that?
00:09:30.840 Can you imagine if I said,
00:09:32.440 hey, you know what we need?
00:09:33.360 We need some armed guards.
00:09:34.940 You know, just in case
00:09:36.100 things get hinky,
00:09:37.220 we're going to have our own militia
00:09:38.760 so we can go out on the streets.
00:09:41.520 That's insanity.
00:09:42.900 That's a death cult.
00:09:45.640 And the media is going
00:09:47.460 right along with it.
00:09:49.400 Remember when I said,
00:09:50.780 really, you don't have
00:09:53.020 to do anything special.
00:09:54.040 You don't have to be a hero.
00:09:55.480 You really don't.
00:09:56.440 You don't have to be,
00:09:57.560 when you think of Martin Luther King
00:09:59.380 or you think of Gandhi
00:10:00.400 or you think of Jesus,
00:10:02.000 he's probably the best example.
00:10:03.120 You're like,
00:10:03.400 he's the son of God.
00:10:05.860 You know,
00:10:06.420 it's cool and everything,
00:10:08.760 but I don't see myself
00:10:11.120 on a cross going,
00:10:12.460 hey, forgive them.
00:10:13.500 I just, I, you know,
00:10:15.320 but he's the son of God,
00:10:16.760 so I know he says
00:10:18.200 we should do that,
00:10:19.400 but I'm having a hard time
00:10:21.380 seeing that.
00:10:21.860 when it,
00:10:25.300 when it comes to being a hero
00:10:27.520 in today's world,
00:10:29.080 it's really super simple.
00:10:31.280 Hey,
00:10:32.080 let's not kill children.
00:10:35.200 Hey,
00:10:36.080 the guys in the masks,
00:10:37.900 they seem like bad guys.
00:10:39.920 Maybe we shouldn't support them.
00:10:41.920 You know,
00:10:43.480 little things like that.
00:10:46.140 No, no, no,
00:10:46.880 but no,
00:10:47.720 this,
00:10:47.980 this is not a death cult.
00:10:49.560 They protect women, 0.72
00:10:50.900 all women,
00:10:51.580 all women,
00:10:52.700 all women 0.66
00:10:53.760 have a right to be heard
00:10:56.400 and no matter what,
00:10:59.040 you could,
00:10:59.960 you are causing injury
00:11:01.780 right now
00:11:02.560 with your words.
00:11:04.180 Your words are,
00:11:05.540 are violence against me.
00:11:10.160 That's what they really believe,
00:11:11.900 right?
00:11:12.900 Here's Mika on women. 1.00
00:11:16.040 You know,
00:11:16.860 I really think sometimes
00:11:18.360 we got to get out of New York,
00:11:21.420 get out of Washington,
00:11:23.200 get out of the big cities
00:11:25.260 and think about
00:11:26.760 what the questions are.
00:11:27.920 You want to ask
00:11:28.720 a major candidate
00:11:30.440 in terms of their
00:11:31.940 candidacy for president,
00:11:32.940 the amount of time
00:11:33.700 that was spent
00:11:34.460 on Biden's hugs.
00:11:37.500 This is a guy
00:11:38.380 who has hugged
00:11:39.360 five to 10 million people
00:11:41.040 and they love the fact
00:11:42.920 that he's touchy
00:11:44.000 and huggy
00:11:44.540 and they run to him
00:11:45.780 and five women
00:11:47.460 are uncomfortable
00:11:48.300 with the way he hugged them
00:11:49.400 and say,
00:11:50.060 one of them says,
00:11:51.320 she smelled his hair,
00:11:52.520 I can promise you,
00:11:53.780 I know Joe Biden,
00:11:54.840 he went up behind her
00:11:55.840 and he took a deep breath
00:11:57.140 because he was about
00:11:57.900 to go on stage.
00:11:58.700 I want to explain that
00:11:59.920 because there's a woman 0.99
00:12:01.320 who accuses him
00:12:02.260 of smelling her hair.
00:12:03.900 He's not interested
00:12:04.660 in your hair, okay?
00:12:06.400 He was going on stage
00:12:08.080 and he took a deep breath
00:12:09.140 before he went on stage
00:12:10.220 and you took it
00:12:11.120 deeply personally
00:12:11.920 and now you're writing
00:12:13.380 a New York Times op-ed
00:12:14.620 about it demanding
00:12:15.380 an apology.
00:12:16.040 This, once again,
00:12:19.640 is completely ridiculous
00:12:21.400 and the rest of America
00:12:23.000 thinks it's ridiculous too.
00:12:25.020 I'm done.
00:12:25.880 You guys can continue
00:12:26.840 to talk about this.
00:12:28.200 I won't.
00:12:28.860 I refuse to give it
00:12:29.780 any more time.
00:12:30.780 What about a woman 0.99
00:12:31.700 telling her truth?
00:12:32.660 That's right.
00:12:33.480 What about a woman 0.99
00:12:34.380 having to be believed?
00:12:37.460 We must believe women. 0.97
00:12:40.040 No, no, no.
00:12:40.640 This is a death cult
00:12:42.040 and it doesn't matter.
00:12:43.580 If you step out of line,
00:12:45.880 you're done.
00:12:47.220 You're done.
00:12:48.800 And God forbid,
00:12:50.280 God forbid that you are not diversity,
00:12:53.760 that you just don't have
00:12:54.920 any diversity.
00:12:55.800 God forbid that you're just white 1.00
00:12:58.660 because we don't need
00:13:00.700 that kind of diversity.
00:13:02.500 We don't need all the colors.
00:13:06.020 White is not a color.
00:13:08.340 It's not a color.
00:13:10.640 So, white doesn't matter. 0.85
00:13:15.420 This is the latest
00:13:16.440 from Ilan Omar.
00:13:18.140 Listen to this.
00:13:19.120 This is not going to be
00:13:20.580 the country of the xenophobics.
00:13:23.160 This is not going to be
00:13:24.900 the country of white people.
00:13:26.660 Tell us what our country is, please.
00:13:27.520 This is not going to be
00:13:28.760 the country of the few.
00:13:30.540 This is the country of the many.
00:13:33.980 Unless you're white, 0.96
00:13:36.100 unless you believe
00:13:38.040 in the sanctity of life,
00:13:40.640 unless you believe,
00:13:44.400 you know what?
00:13:45.500 I believe in the individual.
00:13:49.000 I'm not going to put everybody
00:13:50.380 in a class.
00:13:51.400 I'm not going to say,
00:13:52.200 how much do you make?
00:13:52.960 Okay, I know who you are.
00:13:55.500 Tell me your heritage.
00:13:56.640 Oh yeah, I know who you are.
00:13:57.980 This is a death cult.
00:14:04.360 And just like all death cults,
00:14:06.840 they're crazy as hell.
00:14:09.480 All you need to do
00:14:10.460 is put some white sneakers
00:14:11.480 on these people
00:14:12.260 because they're already telling you
00:14:14.480 when we're going to die.
00:14:15.680 They're already telling you
00:14:16.580 it's 10 years away.
00:14:17.820 If I came on the air
00:14:19.400 and said today,
00:14:20.880 in 10 years,
00:14:22.560 in 10 years,
00:14:23.820 Jesus is coming,
00:14:25.080 there would be countdown clocks
00:14:26.920 and I would be mocked
00:14:27.820 and laughed out,
00:14:29.300 especially,
00:14:30.240 would I have any credibility
00:14:31.340 at all
00:14:31.900 if I had told you
00:14:33.260 15 years ago
00:14:34.880 that by 2012,
00:14:39.640 we'd be,
00:14:40.620 Jesus would be here.
00:14:42.020 Jesus is going to be here
00:14:42.960 by 2012.
00:14:44.040 And then when I got to 2012,
00:14:45.320 I said,
00:14:45.900 well, no,
00:14:46.300 he's not coming yet.
00:14:47.660 And then when I got to 2019,
00:14:49.000 I said,
00:14:50.020 well, we have 12 years.
00:14:51.380 And then just a couple
00:14:52.380 of months later,
00:14:52.960 I said,
00:14:53.280 no, no, no,
00:14:53.700 it's 10 years.
00:14:54.960 Would I have any credibility?
00:14:57.560 Would I,
00:14:58.300 anybody in my death cult,
00:15:00.380 everybody would shrug and go,
00:15:01.560 you know what?
00:15:02.160 They,
00:15:02.620 they can wipe themselves out.
00:15:04.580 If they all take suicide tablets,
00:15:06.020 it's okay.
00:15:06.780 Because they're just too dumb
00:15:08.980 to be alive.
00:15:11.580 That's what this is.
00:15:13.460 In America, 0.65
00:15:14.200 it doesn't,
00:15:15.020 all you have to do
00:15:15.700 is not go over the cliff
00:15:17.820 with everyone else.
00:15:19.220 Just refuse to play along.
00:15:23.280 The best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:15:33.300 Hey,
00:15:33.900 it's Glenn.
00:15:34.660 And if you like what you hear
00:15:35.460 on the program,
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00:15:42.720 Wow.
00:15:43.920 Wow.
00:15:44.440 I am so disappointed
00:15:45.320 in Game of Thrones.
00:15:46.600 And,
00:15:46.720 and so is Kyle Munzenreider.
00:15:49.860 He wrote for Yahoo News
00:15:54.340 that he and the Munzenreider family
00:15:58.220 are very upset because,
00:16:00.380 Did he say the whole family
00:16:01.380 was upset?
00:16:02.120 Yeah,
00:16:02.420 the whole Munzenreider.
00:16:04.240 Okay.
00:16:05.680 They,
00:16:06.280 they're very upset
00:16:07.260 because he thought
00:16:08.280 that Game of Thrones
00:16:09.980 was going to have something to say
00:16:11.260 about the topic of immigration
00:16:12.740 and the introduction
00:16:14.280 of new populations.
00:16:16.300 Now,
00:16:16.460 I don't know about you,
00:16:17.320 but,
00:16:18.700 uh,
00:16:19.300 I don't know.
00:16:20.080 When one of the banners
00:16:21.920 is a guy
00:16:23.200 who is upside down
00:16:24.720 and they're flaying him,
00:16:26.920 I don't know.
00:16:29.300 I'm not looking for
00:16:30.620 any really big social meanings
00:16:32.880 coming from these people.
00:16:34.680 They're barbarians.
00:16:35.840 And my understanding
00:16:36.980 of the series,
00:16:37.680 which is,
00:16:38.120 in effect,
00:16:39.500 limited,
00:16:40.140 I would admit.
00:16:41.380 Yes,
00:16:41.740 it is.
00:16:42.260 The people
00:16:43.140 in Game of Thrones
00:16:44.600 aren't exactly people
00:16:46.380 you're supposed to,
00:16:47.560 to look up to
00:16:48.700 for their virtue,
00:16:49.880 right?
00:16:50.180 There,
00:16:50.400 many of them are.
00:16:51.960 There's maybe two.
00:16:53.720 There's maybe two in there.
00:16:55.740 Uh,
00:16:56.160 and,
00:16:56.500 and even them,
00:16:57.500 even those guys
00:16:58.220 are sketchy.
00:16:59.500 You know what I mean?
00:17:00.440 Uh,
00:17:01.020 but they're trying
00:17:02.080 to be good people.
00:17:03.640 Right.
00:17:04.000 All right.
00:17:04.220 Everybody else is like,
00:17:05.840 kill him.
00:17:06.420 Right.
00:17:06.700 Like,
00:17:06.900 there's not,
00:17:07.480 there's been,
00:17:08.280 how many murders
00:17:09.200 in this show?
00:17:09.900 And you're worried about,
00:17:10.740 uh,
00:17:11.020 you're worried about
00:17:11.740 their stances on immigration?
00:17:13.560 No,
00:17:13.760 it's not even murders.
00:17:15.300 It's not even murders.
00:17:16.240 Torture.
00:17:17.440 Yeah.
00:17:18.120 They're feeding people
00:17:19.420 alive to dogs.
00:17:21.560 Okay?
00:17:22.060 Wow.
00:17:22.260 This is not something,
00:17:23.920 they literally,
00:17:25.020 one of the characters,
00:17:26.920 uh,
00:17:27.260 had been tortured
00:17:28.200 for almost like
00:17:29.080 a half a season.
00:17:30.380 Tortured.
00:17:30.960 Like,
00:17:31.480 nailed to a big cross,
00:17:33.520 like an ex.
00:17:35.020 And then they,
00:17:36.260 they skinned him alive.
00:17:37.680 They cut parts
00:17:38.560 of his body off.
00:17:40.000 I mean,
00:17:40.580 tortured this guy.
00:17:42.820 Okay.
00:17:43.560 And we're looking
00:17:44.420 for moral,
00:17:45.840 really?
00:17:46.680 You're looking for,
00:17:47.340 these guys are going to have,
00:17:48.660 you know,
00:17:49.020 there's a good lesson there.
00:17:50.480 Did he,
00:17:50.880 did,
00:17:51.140 did,
00:17:51.380 what was the family again?
00:17:52.240 I'm sorry.
00:17:53.160 Which?
00:17:53.680 The family,
00:17:54.320 uh,
00:17:54.500 in,
00:17:54.920 Oh,
00:17:55.280 the,
00:17:55.560 uh,
00:17:55.860 this is the Mutz and Riders.
00:17:57.480 The Mutz and Riders family.
00:17:59.140 Mutz and Riders.
00:17:59.560 Did he write an article
00:18:01.320 previously of,
00:18:02.960 I really have an issue
00:18:03.880 with the Game of Thrones
00:18:04.900 stance on torture?
00:18:06.180 No,
00:18:06.360 where they're torturing
00:18:07.280 everyone for seasons
00:18:08.260 at a time.
00:18:08.740 Well,
00:18:08.900 listen to him
00:18:09.400 because he makes
00:18:09.960 a very good point
00:18:10.900 where once it seemed
00:18:12.320 like Game of Thrones
00:18:13.100 had something to say
00:18:14.160 about the topic
00:18:14.840 of immigration
00:18:15.580 and the introduction
00:18:16.400 of new populations
00:18:17.740 in the state old
00:18:19.460 continent of Westeros.
00:18:21.840 Mr. Mutz and Riders,
00:18:23.060 I don't know if you know,
00:18:24.240 Westeros is fake.
00:18:26.780 Okay.
00:18:27.420 Well,
00:18:27.620 maybe we haven't looked
00:18:28.280 hard enough for it.
00:18:29.180 Well,
00:18:29.560 could be,
00:18:30.200 uh,
00:18:30.840 because they're now
00:18:31.440 trying to burn up
00:18:32.760 entire ethnic groups
00:18:34.900 revealing
00:18:36.180 that Game of Thrones
00:18:38.200 only introduced them
00:18:39.440 in the first place
00:18:40.320 to populate
00:18:41.080 its numerous bloodbaths.
00:18:44.400 Yes.
00:18:45.140 I mean,
00:18:45.540 yes.
00:18:46.940 That's why people
00:18:47.820 are watching the show.
00:18:48.800 Right.
00:18:49.280 I don't know.
00:18:50.180 I,
00:18:50.460 there's a commentary there
00:18:51.800 that's a little bit interesting.
00:18:52.900 One of us is missing something
00:18:54.640 and I don't think it's me.
00:18:56.960 Entire peoples 0.61
00:18:57.960 with proud,
00:18:58.940 interesting heroes
00:19:00.180 have been given off,
00:19:01.960 given the send off.
00:19:04.920 They're real.
00:19:06.020 They're,
00:19:06.220 they're not entire peoples
00:19:07.480 with proud,
00:19:08.300 interesting histories.
00:19:09.480 They don't exist.
00:19:11.680 Okay.
00:19:12.820 It's a TV show.
00:19:15.420 So stupid.
00:19:16.560 Game of Thrones.
00:19:17.800 Listen to this.
00:19:18.820 Munzer Reiter.
00:19:20.020 Game of Thrones
00:19:21.040 first started teasing
00:19:22.460 that it had something
00:19:23.500 big to say
00:19:24.520 about the human costs
00:19:26.000 of the idea
00:19:27.420 of borders
00:19:28.260 with the wildlings
00:19:29.480 or as they preferred
00:19:30.740 to be known,
00:19:31.940 the free folk.
00:19:33.220 The group was hated
00:19:34.620 by many of those
00:19:35.500 in Westeros
00:19:36.220 simply because
00:19:37.440 they had been hated
00:19:38.660 for years.
00:19:40.100 It was tradition.
00:19:41.500 While,
00:19:41.940 of course,
00:19:42.440 we know now
00:19:43.420 there was actually
00:19:44.500 a very good reason
00:19:45.640 why that wall
00:19:46.480 had to go up
00:19:47.160 in the first place.
00:19:48.460 Most of the characters
00:19:49.280 in the show
00:19:49.780 didn't believe
00:19:50.440 that white walkers 1.00
00:19:51.500 and other assorted
00:19:52.240 supernatural threats
00:19:53.680 beyond the wall
00:19:54.340 actually existed.
00:19:56.140 I bet you
00:19:56.980 Munzer Reiter
00:19:57.640 is not a guy
00:19:58.740 who believes in God.
00:20:00.500 Okay.
00:20:00.920 Listen to,
00:20:01.340 listen to him.
00:20:01.880 He's saying,
00:20:02.540 well,
00:20:02.740 you know,
00:20:03.040 that's because
00:20:03.540 they didn't believe
00:20:04.200 there were so many people
00:20:05.000 that didn't believe
00:20:05.480 in the supernatural.
00:20:07.760 I mean,
00:20:08.440 you know,
00:20:08.720 there's a really good reason.
00:20:09.720 It wasn't hate.
00:20:10.840 Listen to this.
00:20:11.620 It wasn't hate.
00:20:12.780 It was their lack
00:20:13.720 of belief
00:20:14.280 in the supernatural.
00:20:16.520 Oh.
00:20:18.120 Again,
00:20:18.520 I think you're
00:20:19.240 missing something.
00:20:20.520 One of us is
00:20:21.600 and don't again
00:20:22.500 think it's me.
00:20:24.100 While,
00:20:24.620 of course,
00:20:24.960 we now know
00:20:25.480 there was a good reason
00:20:26.420 the wall had to go up
00:20:27.080 in the first place.
00:20:28.140 Most of the characters
00:20:28.800 didn't believe
00:20:29.420 that the white walkers 0.99
00:20:30.400 and other supernatural
00:20:31.280 threats beyond the wall
00:20:32.180 existed.
00:20:33.040 Most of them
00:20:33.580 had come believed
00:20:34.220 that the wall
00:20:34.800 was simply there
00:20:35.560 to keep the free folk out.
00:20:37.740 The show then spent
00:20:38.460 several seasons
00:20:39.280 humanizing the free folk,
00:20:41.300 tracking their,
00:20:42.360 the peace
00:20:42.940 and eventually came
00:20:44.160 to the peace
00:20:45.940 that they came to
00:20:46.500 with the northerners
00:20:47.300 and exposing
00:20:48.420 and expose,
00:20:52.100 the show
00:20:52.540 was exposing
00:20:53.900 centuries
00:20:54.740 of old bigotries.
00:20:56.400 Oh my gosh.
00:20:58.480 This is unreal.
00:21:00.580 They're not centuries
00:21:01.960 of old bigotries.
00:21:03.360 It was a guy,
00:21:04.160 it was a fat guy
00:21:05.360 probably in his underpants
00:21:07.220 behind a typewriter
00:21:08.680 or his computer
00:21:09.920 typing this in
00:21:11.240 just a few years ago.
00:21:12.560 There are no centuries
00:21:13.840 of bigotry.
00:21:15.300 You should be thrilled
00:21:16.720 to find this out.
00:21:17.960 I mean,
00:21:18.240 you thought these poor
00:21:19.260 people were being crushed
00:21:20.880 and their dreams
00:21:21.680 dissolved and yet
00:21:22.760 in reality
00:21:23.260 they didn't have
00:21:23.880 any dreams
00:21:24.260 because they're not
00:21:24.920 a thing.
00:21:26.980 Does this not fall
00:21:27.980 into the life
00:21:28.500 of the old,
00:21:29.280 the old phrase
00:21:30.060 we used to use
00:21:30.580 back in the day
00:21:31.080 of just get a life.
00:21:32.780 Yes.
00:21:33.180 That's really all it is.
00:21:34.220 If this is your life
00:21:35.880 and you're upset
00:21:37.240 at the statements
00:21:38.340 Game of Thrones
00:21:39.420 is making
00:21:40.020 about immigration,
00:21:42.540 I mean,
00:21:43.300 these poor,
00:21:44.880 you know,
00:21:45.180 people say snowflakes
00:21:46.280 all the time
00:21:46.760 and I want to say
00:21:47.900 it's an overused term.
00:21:49.060 You know,
00:21:49.700 we get it.
00:21:51.520 But like,
00:21:52.200 can you imagine
00:21:53.040 if these leftists
00:21:55.040 had to deal
00:21:55.780 with what conservatives
00:21:56.620 deal with?
00:21:57.340 Every show
00:21:58.360 says your values
00:21:59.220 are horrible.
00:22:00.260 Every show
00:22:00.960 tells you
00:22:01.560 that what you believe
00:22:02.800 is the worst thing
00:22:03.940 on the planet.
00:22:04.840 They're all designed
00:22:06.280 to tell you
00:22:08.100 how awful you are
00:22:09.640 and we still sit here
00:22:10.880 and be like,
00:22:11.320 ah,
00:22:11.480 it was a good show
00:22:12.060 even though they told me
00:22:12.980 that anyone who doesn't
00:22:14.100 believe in abortion 0.87
00:22:14.860 should be murdered
00:22:15.560 but I mean,
00:22:15.900 it was a good show.
00:22:17.220 Right.
00:22:17.380 We have to deal with this
00:22:18.280 all the time.
00:22:19.080 We don't cry about it
00:22:20.580 and write op-eds
00:22:21.460 about the disappointment
00:22:22.380 you have in the series.
00:22:23.600 It is amazing to me.
00:22:25.120 This is just amazing to me.
00:22:28.020 I mean,
00:22:28.860 think of this guy's life,
00:22:30.440 how privileged
00:22:31.140 this guy's life
00:22:32.380 really is.
00:22:34.060 He goes on to say,
00:22:36.200 the show spent
00:22:36.780 several seasons
00:22:37.420 humanizing the free folk
00:22:38.640 and exposing centuries
00:22:40.480 of old bigotries
00:22:41.300 as nonsense.
00:22:42.820 Indeed,
00:22:43.300 some of the biggest
00:22:44.000 purest romantic storylines
00:22:45.520 on the show
00:22:46.040 were between free folk
00:22:47.140 and the Westeros citizens.
00:22:49.520 It wasn't hard to see
00:22:50.560 the show grappling
00:22:51.520 with what Westeros
00:22:52.600 would look like
00:22:53.360 after it came to recognize
00:22:54.760 the free folk
00:22:55.420 as equals.
00:22:56.980 What?
00:22:58.040 I'm listening.
00:22:59.520 I have no,
00:23:00.020 not only do I understand
00:23:00.900 his point,
00:23:01.320 I still don't understand
00:23:02.100 any of the characters,
00:23:02.940 so it's really hard.
00:23:04.480 What would it look like?
00:23:05.920 Would there be
00:23:06.440 an eighth kingdom?
00:23:08.040 A spot on the small council?
00:23:09.860 In some ways,
00:23:10.500 the show still might
00:23:11.460 attempt that,
00:23:12.100 but it's not like
00:23:13.380 that many free folk
00:23:14.560 are left to even work with.
00:23:17.420 This is insane.
00:23:19.900 Now,
00:23:20.440 I'm surprised
00:23:21.120 he didn't go here,
00:23:22.460 but he could have gone
00:23:25.600 to where I immediately
00:23:27.100 thought,
00:23:27.940 when I saw this,
00:23:28.700 of course they send
00:23:30.340 the minorities.
00:23:31.880 Of course they send
00:23:33.120 not the free folk in,
00:23:34.520 because they're all white.
00:23:36.540 They're all from the north. 0.97
00:23:38.580 Who do they send in first?
00:23:40.860 They send in the minorities 1.00
00:23:42.660 from a distant land.
00:23:44.120 That's who they send in.
00:23:46.080 And then who's second?
00:23:47.640 Oh,
00:23:48.300 I don't know,
00:23:49.140 the unsullied.
00:23:50.360 Oh,
00:23:50.740 those were the slaves 0.96
00:23:52.380 that you freed.
00:23:55.540 Really?
00:23:56.160 And all the white people 0.77
00:23:57.160 ran to the castle.
00:23:58.700 That's the real injustice.
00:24:01.320 That's the way
00:24:02.080 white people
00:24:02.740 will do you every time.
00:24:04.240 Well,
00:24:04.520 you know that
00:24:05.020 from Barack Obama's book,
00:24:06.420 which was a book
00:24:07.160 almost as good
00:24:08.180 as the Game of Thrones series.
00:24:10.140 Well,
00:24:10.500 it's just almost
00:24:11.420 as much fiction
00:24:12.680 as Game of Thrones.
00:24:14.080 Yeah.
00:24:14.720 It's one thing
00:24:15.320 to make a fun point
00:24:16.980 tying it to pop culture.
00:24:19.120 I mean,
00:24:19.340 everybody does that.
00:24:20.600 I think that's an okay thing,
00:24:21.740 but I just,
00:24:22.280 this idea that it seems
00:24:23.580 to really bother
00:24:24.560 these people,
00:24:25.220 like Elizabeth Warren,
00:24:27.280 I sent this to you
00:24:28.060 because I just still
00:24:28.640 don't understand
00:24:29.100 what any of it means,
00:24:30.480 but she wrote an op-ed
00:24:33.840 for New York Magazine
00:24:36.900 called
00:24:38.360 The World Needs Fewer
00:24:40.200 Cersei Lannisters.
00:24:42.200 Yeah,
00:24:42.480 Cersei Lannisters.
00:24:42.980 Cersei Lannisters.
00:24:44.460 Yeah.
00:24:44.880 And she writes about
00:24:45.960 how you need more
00:24:48.000 Darinus Targaryenus Targaryen.
00:24:53.500 I'm not going to correct you.
00:24:55.480 I'm going to just...
00:24:56.080 The point is,
00:24:57.200 whatever she's saying here
00:24:58.720 is,
00:24:59.140 it's such a pathetic attempt
00:25:01.680 to pander to everyone.
00:25:05.220 You know,
00:25:05.360 we need more powerful women. 1.00
00:25:07.340 This fictional show
00:25:08.360 that happens to be
00:25:09.200 at the top of the ratings
00:25:10.160 proves it.
00:25:11.240 She's so transparent.
00:25:13.500 It's,
00:25:14.080 ah,
00:25:14.300 she makes me cringe
00:25:15.220 with everything she does
00:25:16.120 in the campaign.
00:25:16.700 Unlike any of these
00:25:17.760 other candidates,
00:25:18.520 Elizabeth Warren
00:25:19.100 has this cringe factor
00:25:20.480 that it's like,
00:25:21.380 it's almost overwhelming.
00:25:23.240 You know what?
00:25:24.920 Hang on just a second.
00:25:25.760 I'm going to grab me a beer.
00:25:27.340 Ah!
00:25:28.740 Ah!
00:25:29.600 Just,
00:25:29.920 just you saying it.
00:25:31.180 Oh, hi, honey.
00:25:31.720 Oh.
00:25:32.060 Hi, honey.
00:25:33.000 My,
00:25:33.580 my husband
00:25:34.500 just walked in.
00:25:37.500 Mmm.
00:25:37.940 Mmm.
00:25:38.860 I'm,
00:25:39.320 I'm having a beer
00:25:40.960 for the first time
00:25:41.960 in quite some time,
00:25:43.460 but that's what we do.
00:25:44.620 We have me some beer.
00:25:46.420 Anyway,
00:25:46.740 go ahead.
00:25:47.140 You were saying she's
00:25:47.980 so transparent
00:25:48.800 and it's so cringy.
00:25:50.440 Uh-huh.
00:25:50.980 And,
00:25:51.760 look,
00:25:51.980 here's the thing.
00:25:52.640 Here's,
00:25:52.940 here's honestly the thing.
00:25:54.160 Okay?
00:25:54.880 And I,
00:25:55.480 I actually heard a comedian
00:25:56.780 say this the other day
00:25:57.600 and it's absolutely true.
00:25:59.140 It's absolutely true.
00:26:01.440 We are not meant
00:26:03.020 to know this many people.
00:26:05.100 We're just not meant
00:26:06.320 to know this many people.
00:26:07.700 We're not supposed
00:26:08.720 to know this many people.
00:26:10.580 Hmm.
00:26:10.980 Right now.
00:26:11.440 Are you meant to hug
00:26:12.220 five to ten million people?
00:26:13.400 No, you're not.
00:26:13.920 Okay.
00:26:14.120 You,
00:26:14.400 you,
00:26:15.080 there were people
00:26:16.460 in our life
00:26:17.480 that were just working
00:26:19.140 at the convenience store,
00:26:20.580 the gas station,
00:26:21.780 or they were,
00:26:22.520 you know,
00:26:23.260 doorman,
00:26:23.980 or your next door neighbor
00:26:24.980 that you'd just be like,
00:26:25.880 hey, Bill.
00:26:27.300 You didn't know anything
00:26:28.280 about Bill.
00:26:29.500 Okay?
00:26:29.720 He lived three doors down.
00:26:31.420 You just,
00:26:32.000 he was a neighbor
00:26:33.080 that would always wave to you.
00:26:34.740 You,
00:26:35.360 all you knew about Bill is,
00:26:37.500 hey,
00:26:37.900 as Bill,
00:26:38.860 you know,
00:26:39.140 the guy who lives
00:26:39.740 a couple doors down,
00:26:40.680 is he dead?
00:26:42.160 Because he,
00:26:42.660 I haven't seen him for a while.
00:26:44.020 Okay?
00:26:44.240 That's all we knew about.
00:26:45.560 Yeah.
00:26:45.860 Now with Facebook,
00:26:47.020 we know everything about Bill.
00:26:49.300 And the reason why
00:26:50.220 we didn't know about Bill before
00:26:51.640 is because Bill
00:26:52.520 is freaking nuts.
00:26:54.340 Bill is in his house going,
00:26:55.640 you know what?
00:26:57.000 Let me tell you about
00:26:58.040 these bastards
00:26:59.220 Game of Thrones.
00:27:00.360 And you immediately go,
00:27:01.740 I don't want to know
00:27:02.300 any more about Bill.
00:27:03.200 Yeah,
00:27:03.500 you actually are aware
00:27:04.940 of more things about people,
00:27:06.680 but you want to know
00:27:07.780 less people.
00:27:08.460 Yes,
00:27:08.840 because that's the way
00:27:10.380 we're built.
00:27:11.300 Because people are awful.
00:27:12.240 Let's be honest about it.
00:27:12.940 We're supposed to just know
00:27:14.960 a few people
00:27:15.820 because there's only
00:27:16.620 a few people you need to know.
00:27:18.360 Yeah.
00:27:18.700 Because you become
00:27:19.700 a homicidal maniac
00:27:21.620 if you start to know
00:27:23.460 everything
00:27:25.300 about everybody.
00:27:26.780 You're like,
00:27:27.440 I am surrounded
00:27:28.340 by crazy people.
00:27:30.020 You know who had this right?
00:27:31.460 The documentary,
00:27:32.420 The Village.
00:27:33.440 They moved out
00:27:34.380 into the middle of the field.
00:27:35.400 No, I see.
00:27:35.820 I think this is...
00:27:36.800 And they only knew
00:27:38.140 the people around them.
00:27:40.660 And...
00:27:40.800 Can I tell you something?
00:27:41.240 I'd move.
00:27:41.520 And let me tell you,
00:27:41.760 I'm a little disturbed
00:27:42.480 at what they were doing
00:27:43.040 with immigrant populations,
00:27:44.180 but we'll get into that later.
00:27:45.160 Let me tell you something.
00:27:45.700 I would move to The Village
00:27:46.720 tomorrow.
00:27:48.120 I still need the bathrooms. 0.99
00:27:49.840 No, no, no.
00:27:50.540 I need...
00:27:50.900 No, no, no.
00:27:51.340 I don't go back
00:27:52.240 to the 1800s.
00:27:53.320 Right.
00:27:53.580 No, I just say,
00:27:54.680 no, there's nothing
00:27:55.180 beyond the wall
00:27:55.680 except monsters.
00:27:56.440 Build an intranet.
00:27:57.840 Right.
00:27:58.340 Around so the people
00:27:59.260 in your little community
00:28:00.520 of like 50 people
00:28:01.480 can talk to each other.
00:28:02.300 You can go on.
00:28:02.780 You can look at the sports scores
00:28:03.860 of whatever team is there
00:28:05.440 because the other two people
00:28:06.420 that you know.
00:28:06.980 And you know what's...
00:28:07.460 And that's it.
00:28:07.780 Well, you know what's crazy
00:28:08.600 is in the movie Village,
00:28:10.240 they had to lie
00:28:11.160 to their children
00:28:11.680 and say they were monsters.
00:28:13.320 No, I just...
00:28:14.400 Go on the internet.
00:28:15.720 Look at them.
00:28:16.180 Yeah, I just say...
00:28:17.800 We have a live webcam
00:28:19.780 on what was on
00:28:20.740 the other side of the wall.
00:28:21.500 Look, kids.
00:28:22.460 They're monsters
00:28:22.960 on the other side of the wall.
00:28:24.120 Don't go out.
00:28:25.040 Just show them
00:28:25.480 the Democratic primaries.
00:28:26.860 That's all you have to do.
00:28:28.240 Don't go out there.
00:28:28.980 That's what people
00:28:29.560 are like out there.
00:28:30.360 That's what their leader
00:28:31.160 is like.
00:28:31.960 Don't do it.
00:28:36.040 This is the best
00:28:37.280 of the Glenn Beck program.
00:28:38.440 You know, Ocasio-Cortez
00:28:50.440 and Sanders
00:28:52.100 have been silent
00:28:53.160 on Venezuela.
00:28:55.320 And now the left
00:28:56.900 is starting to say
00:28:57.660 that the United States
00:28:58.600 caused all of this suffering.
00:29:00.560 It is absolutely insane
00:29:03.900 what's going on.
00:29:05.180 This is a socialist nation.
00:29:08.580 Everybody knows that
00:29:09.800 because everybody
00:29:11.360 from Hollywood
00:29:12.140 was down there
00:29:12.940 talking about
00:29:13.540 how great socialism is.
00:29:15.780 Then Maduro,
00:29:17.220 as always happens,
00:29:18.340 with real socialist countries.
00:29:20.100 You have to understand
00:29:20.780 Sweden, Denmark,
00:29:22.220 all of that,
00:29:22.800 Canada,
00:29:23.360 they're not socialist.
00:29:25.200 They have socialized aspects,
00:29:27.480 but they are not
00:29:28.680 a socialist country.
00:29:30.020 As we learned last night,
00:29:32.500 direct democracy
00:29:33.980 is one of the key factors.
00:29:36.680 It's why you're seeing
00:29:37.680 right now
00:29:38.440 this big push
00:29:39.680 to get rid of
00:29:40.200 the Electoral College.
00:29:41.220 If you want anything,
00:29:42.860 if you're like,
00:29:43.760 what can I do?
00:29:44.800 Here it is.
00:29:46.520 Work really hard
00:29:48.400 to stop
00:29:49.720 the Electoral College
00:29:51.940 from being changed.
00:29:53.480 Direct democracy
00:29:54.880 is made to sound
00:29:56.600 like a good deal,
00:29:57.260 but that is
00:29:58.020 the number one,
00:30:00.260 it's actually number two
00:30:01.480 on the list.
00:30:02.100 First is grab the culture.
00:30:04.000 Culture's gone.
00:30:05.240 Number two
00:30:06.000 is direct democracy.
00:30:08.520 And that's what,
00:30:09.600 we're in that phase
00:30:10.760 right now.
00:30:11.760 And once they have that,
00:30:13.600 then,
00:30:14.460 well,
00:30:14.760 you have things like Maduro
00:30:16.220 because the people vote
00:30:17.660 and all you have to do
00:30:18.480 is bribe people,
00:30:19.740 twist people's arms.
00:30:21.280 I mean,
00:30:22.020 he was doing
00:30:22.700 all kinds of things.
00:30:24.020 He ran out of people's money.
00:30:25.620 So what did he do?
00:30:27.340 He had to rig the election.
00:30:29.760 Now,
00:30:30.560 Guaido,
00:30:32.140 who is the recognized president,
00:30:34.960 the recognized winner,
00:30:36.720 this is not a coup.
00:30:38.560 He was the recognized winner
00:30:40.360 by the international community
00:30:43.600 because there was such corruption.
00:30:46.320 And now we see Guaido yesterday
00:30:49.760 trying to,
00:30:51.480 and two days,
00:30:52.320 last two days,
00:30:53.040 trying to take the power
00:30:55.520 from Maduro.
00:30:57.260 But it looks like
00:30:58.400 Jason Buttrell is with us.
00:31:00.620 Jason,
00:31:01.000 it is,
00:31:02.100 it looks like it's over?
00:31:03.960 I mean,
00:31:04.500 it has the appearance
00:31:05.540 if you watch
00:31:06.280 the official state media,
00:31:08.440 which is something that,
00:31:09.760 again,
00:31:10.080 that's one of the crucial things
00:31:11.860 that the opposition has to do.
00:31:13.300 They have to find some way
00:31:15.920 to get their voice out to the people.
00:31:17.560 How do they do that?
00:31:18.560 Isn't the headquarters
00:31:19.380 of the state media
00:31:20.320 now at the palace?
00:31:21.400 Yeah,
00:31:21.940 and they're making it
00:31:22.460 a whole lot different.
00:31:23.200 I mean,
00:31:23.380 I've talked about this before,
00:31:24.560 but it's really important
00:31:25.240 that a movement such as this,
00:31:27.120 and the perfect example
00:31:28.200 was in Turkey
00:31:28.780 when they attempted
00:31:29.700 their failed coup.
00:31:30.760 But the first thing they did
00:31:31.880 was they got the military.
00:31:33.180 They got the military
00:31:33.800 behind them.
00:31:35.640 That's something,
00:31:36.360 again,
00:31:36.620 that this opposition
00:31:37.480 doesn't really seem
00:31:38.320 like they have right now.
00:31:39.540 But once you get the media,
00:31:40.780 once you get the financing
00:31:41.820 that you need,
00:31:42.780 which the international community,
00:31:44.120 including us,
00:31:45.100 that's why we're shutting down
00:31:46.580 banks internationally.
00:31:47.860 That's why we're helping them
00:31:49.580 get most of the country's assets
00:31:51.660 in the hands of the opposition
00:31:53.080 in Guaido.
00:31:54.180 Because if they don't do that,
00:31:55.320 then the movement's dead on arrival.
00:31:57.360 But the third important step
00:31:58.700 is seizing some kind of media.
00:32:00.720 Because if you can't
00:32:01.680 give the appearance
00:32:02.560 that,
00:32:03.520 hey,
00:32:03.620 this is going well.
00:32:04.720 Nobody wants to join.
00:32:05.760 Nobody wants to join
00:32:06.440 because they think
00:32:07.100 they're going to be the ones
00:32:07.940 that are on the left
00:32:08.700 on the opposite side
00:32:09.660 if Maduro wins.
00:32:10.860 And they're all going to,
00:32:11.380 and that's,
00:32:11.900 and they would all inevitably
00:32:13.320 probably get killed
00:32:14.440 if that's,
00:32:15.220 So what is happening
00:32:16.420 to Guaido?
00:32:17.540 He can't be killed
00:32:18.480 or thrown in prison,
00:32:19.760 can he?
00:32:20.040 The international community
00:32:20.900 would go crazy.
00:32:22.040 That's one of the biggest reasons
00:32:23.760 I think why Maduro
00:32:25.420 hasn't moved against him.
00:32:26.640 Now think about what
00:32:27.260 Maduro has seen him do.
00:32:28.500 He's seen him,
00:32:29.140 he was,
00:32:29.560 Guaido was actually
00:32:30.340 leading the forces
00:32:31.200 that were going to attack
00:32:32.540 that Air Force base
00:32:33.460 a couple of days ago.
00:32:34.800 He was out there
00:32:35.500 leading the forces.
00:32:36.940 So he does have,
00:32:38.400 you know,
00:32:38.900 some blood on his hands
00:32:40.300 already on this.
00:32:41.560 But if Maduro
00:32:43.180 just goes straight after him,
00:32:44.300 then the United States,
00:32:45.540 Maduro is fearing,
00:32:46.540 will retaliate in some way.
00:32:48.520 But also that,
00:32:49.200 but you just martyred a guy,
00:32:50.560 you martyred a guy
00:32:51.420 that has tens of thousands,
00:32:54.220 hundreds,
00:32:54.600 literally hundreds of thousands
00:32:55.680 of people
00:32:56.140 that he can call upon
00:32:57.480 to march in the streets.
00:32:58.620 You kill that guy,
00:33:00.060 then that could be
00:33:01.500 the final push
00:33:02.200 that makes them march
00:33:03.000 on the palace
00:33:03.740 to take the media,
00:33:04.600 to take everything else.
00:33:07.000 We have to pray
00:33:08.060 for the people of Venezuela.
00:33:09.620 They're just trying
00:33:10.540 to get their republic back.
00:33:13.160 Remember,
00:33:14.520 it's really critical
00:33:16.820 that you understand
00:33:18.040 a representative republic.
00:33:21.180 It is not a democracy.
00:33:23.500 Direct democracy
00:33:24.740 is a death knell.
00:33:27.820 Our founders were
00:33:28.760 so clear on this
00:33:30.340 because then it's just
00:33:32.040 mob rule.
00:33:33.100 Then it's 50%.
00:33:34.920 If you get 50%, 0.88
00:33:36.320 well, then you got it.
00:33:38.140 Well, that's not what we do.
00:33:39.820 We protect the underdog.
00:33:41.600 And what they're trying to do
00:33:43.280 is just make sure
00:33:44.100 that the underdog
00:33:45.000 has no chance.
00:33:46.440 That's direct democracy. 0.56
00:33:48.440 You pointed out last night
00:33:50.000 in your special,
00:33:50.960 that was what the communists
00:33:52.500 and the Soviet Union
00:33:53.300 that were trying to take over
00:33:54.320 these countries legally,
00:33:55.620 they called direct democracy
00:33:57.060 the revolutionary tool
00:33:58.760 of the movement.
00:34:00.400 The revolutionary tool.
00:34:01.940 There were five things
00:34:03.200 that we lined out
00:34:03.940 in the special last night
00:34:05.020 that had to happen.
00:34:07.020 All five of them are,
00:34:08.980 no, sorry,
00:34:09.440 four of them are done
00:34:11.100 one is in the last stages
00:34:13.160 and that is direct democracy.
00:34:15.320 If we didn't have
00:34:16.860 the electoral college,
00:34:19.120 it would already be done.
00:34:21.060 We are that close
00:34:22.480 to losing the country.
00:34:24.720 And if you're looking
00:34:25.760 for something to do,
00:34:27.140 that's the fight
00:34:28.200 you need to get into.
00:34:29.720 We are not a democracy.
00:34:32.160 We are a republic,
00:34:33.960 a representative republic.
00:34:35.540 And we have all of these rules
00:34:38.380 for a reason.
00:34:40.220 And it is, honestly,
00:34:41.560 to slow mobs down.
00:34:43.860 Our founders studied
00:34:45.140 other governments.
00:34:48.500 And they studied,
00:34:49.600 why did they succeed?
00:34:50.620 Why did they fail?
00:34:51.800 Democracies always fail
00:34:53.880 because it becomes mob rule.
00:34:56.020 And because somebody
00:34:57.280 can get in there
00:34:58.140 and then just take control.
00:35:00.040 And that is exactly
00:35:01.680 what the socialists
00:35:02.660 are now trying to do.
00:35:04.220 By the way,
00:35:05.460 if you missed
00:35:06.500 this special last night,
00:35:08.100 not only is there,
00:35:09.780 I mean,
00:35:10.280 a good 90 minutes
00:35:11.580 of just solid information
00:35:13.940 that I just,
00:35:15.640 you're not seeing
00:35:16.360 anyplace else.
00:35:17.340 We make the case
00:35:18.720 that I think
00:35:21.000 is really important
00:35:22.220 and we do it
00:35:22.980 without hyperbole.
00:35:24.280 We are not,
00:35:25.360 you know,
00:35:25.700 they're all commies.
00:35:27.160 We show you
00:35:28.560 what they're actually saying
00:35:31.440 behind the scenes.
00:35:32.540 So they can tell you anything.
00:35:34.300 Oh,
00:35:34.460 I'm not against capitalism.
00:35:36.420 But we'll show you
00:35:37.780 what they're actually saying
00:35:39.500 and what they're doing
00:35:40.700 and the seeds
00:35:41.520 that they're planting.
00:35:42.520 The New Green Deal 1.00
00:35:43.200 is one of them.
00:35:43.880 And we show it to you
00:35:45.300 historically.
00:35:46.360 We compare it to what
00:35:47.880 the Soviets did 0.98
00:35:49.880 to Czechoslovakia.
00:35:51.320 And there is
00:35:52.400 a pattern to this.
00:35:53.840 You want to flip a country,
00:35:55.600 you can flip it
00:35:56.640 in three years.
00:35:57.440 They did with
00:35:57.880 Czechoslovakia
00:35:58.640 three years.
00:36:00.100 Now,
00:36:00.960 it's taken longer
00:36:01.700 because we have
00:36:02.360 250 years
00:36:03.700 of freedom
00:36:04.740 behind us.
00:36:05.760 But we are close.
00:36:07.720 We are really close.
00:36:10.060 But at one point,
00:36:12.020 you know,
00:36:12.420 about,
00:36:13.620 I don't even know,
00:36:14.560 about two hours
00:36:15.840 into it
00:36:16.220 or an hour and a half
00:36:16.900 into it,
00:36:17.800 I start talking
00:36:19.880 about things
00:36:21.000 that we can do
00:36:22.160 and where do we
00:36:23.160 find hope.
00:36:24.300 I want to give you
00:36:24.740 just a little piece
00:36:25.660 of that
00:36:26.400 from last night's special.
00:36:27.600 You can find it
00:36:28.340 on my Facebook page,
00:36:29.720 on YouTube,
00:36:30.400 and of course,
00:36:31.040 if you're a subscriber
00:36:31.780 at blazetv.com.
00:36:33.980 Listen.
00:36:34.720 We must stand firm
00:36:36.320 for and further
00:36:37.640 the cause
00:36:38.340 of individual sovereignty,
00:36:40.940 justice,
00:36:41.900 individual justice,
00:36:43.480 and individual dignity.
00:36:45.400 Social justice
00:36:46.060 of the 1850
00:36:47.120 has been perverted
00:36:48.440 intentionally
00:36:49.480 into collective justice
00:36:51.640 of today.
00:36:52.640 And it is a lie,
00:36:53.980 it is evil,
00:36:54.680 and it is bloodthirsty. 0.55
00:36:57.600 The founding declaration
00:36:59.240 words
00:36:59.840 are worth dying for.
00:37:05.420 But more importantly,
00:37:06.880 they are worth living for.
00:37:09.020 And live we must.
00:37:11.000 Socialism,
00:37:11.740 collectivism,
00:37:12.480 authoritarianism,
00:37:13.420 I don't care what you call it,
00:37:14.580 it's a death cult.
00:37:16.300 But it will not
00:37:17.580 and cannot be beaten
00:37:18.860 by fighting hate
00:37:20.540 with hate
00:37:21.240 or lies
00:37:22.140 with more lies.
00:37:23.100 We will not survive
00:37:24.800 if our goal
00:37:25.660 is just to change
00:37:26.860 men's minds
00:37:27.900 or to win.
00:37:29.720 We must change
00:37:30.900 men's hearts,
00:37:32.360 including our own.
00:37:34.080 There is no winning
00:37:35.240 when half the country
00:37:36.240 feels like
00:37:36.880 they've just lost.
00:37:39.080 But here's where
00:37:39.800 we've gone wrong.
00:37:40.500 We don't think
00:37:41.040 we have anything in common,
00:37:42.300 but we do.
00:37:43.560 No one crosses
00:37:44.660 an ocean
00:37:45.340 in a rickety
00:37:46.460 wooden sailboat
00:37:48.000 for months.
00:37:49.400 Nobody risks
00:37:50.120 their lives
00:37:50.940 in a homemade raft
00:37:52.260 to cross the Gulf
00:37:53.820 to get to Florida
00:37:55.340 or send their children
00:37:56.840 to cross a dangerous river
00:37:58.260 in the middle of the night
00:37:59.420 with dangerous coyotes
00:38:00.800 because of our GDP
00:38:02.360 or our low unemployment rate
00:38:04.580 or even,
00:38:05.640 yes,
00:38:06.060 blessed universal health care.
00:38:08.700 People don't come here 0.99
00:38:09.760 for that.
00:38:10.180 They come here
00:38:10.760 for the American idea.
00:38:12.640 For most of the world
00:38:14.060 who are currently
00:38:15.000 praying for us,
00:38:16.040 please America,
00:38:17.100 wake up!
00:38:18.940 We still are
00:38:20.160 the shining city
00:38:21.080 on the hill.
00:38:22.660 They can see it.
00:38:23.820 Perhaps we've
00:38:27.340 grown so accustomed
00:38:29.420 to freedom's lamp
00:38:30.720 that we no longer
00:38:31.460 turn around
00:38:32.020 to even notice
00:38:33.040 the flame
00:38:33.640 that lights
00:38:34.700 the world's path.
00:38:37.780 Yes,
00:38:38.340 this is a place
00:38:38.920 that sometimes suck. 0.52
00:38:40.680 This is a place
00:38:41.220 that sometimes you get rich,
00:38:42.060 sometimes you don't.
00:38:42.940 This is a place
00:38:43.740 where if you work hard,
00:38:45.340 play by the rules,
00:38:46.120 and build your own mousetrap,
00:38:47.800 sometimes
00:38:48.460 you can live
00:38:49.900 the life you design.
00:38:51.180 Perhaps you'll even
00:38:51.960 become rich.
00:38:52.760 But when we look
00:38:54.240 at the entire population
00:38:55.540 of the entire earth,
00:38:57.280 even the poorest
00:38:58.360 among us
00:38:59.260 in America
00:38:59.900 are the wealthiest
00:39:01.000 1%.
00:39:01.980 But even this argument
00:39:03.800 is missing the point.
00:39:05.740 That is a uniquely
00:39:06.780 spoiled,
00:39:08.020 entitled,
00:39:08.720 and American way
00:39:09.700 of looking at things
00:39:10.660 because people
00:39:11.500 do not escape
00:39:12.460 oppression
00:39:13.220 to come here
00:39:14.520 to get rich.
00:39:15.480 they come here
00:39:17.640 to be free.
00:39:20.300 And at this hour,
00:39:22.500 at least at this hour,
00:39:25.340 we still are.
00:39:28.960 This is the best
00:39:30.140 of the Glenn Beck program.
00:39:31.280 Three and a half years
00:39:43.080 after then-governor
00:39:44.400 Pete Shumlin
00:39:45.560 of Vermont
00:39:46.820 signed into law
00:39:48.180 a vision
00:39:48.660 for the nation's
00:39:49.460 first single-payer
00:39:50.900 health system.
00:39:52.200 His small team
00:39:53.040 was still struggling
00:39:53.860 to find a way
00:39:54.540 to pay for it
00:39:55.280 three years in.
00:39:56.620 With a deadline
00:39:57.440 bearing down,
00:39:58.320 they worked through
00:39:59.040 a frozen
00:39:59.600 mid-December weekend,
00:40:01.440 trying one computer
00:40:02.420 model Friday night,
00:40:03.540 another Saturday night,
00:40:04.780 and yet another
00:40:05.680 Sunday morning.
00:40:07.420 If they kept going,
00:40:08.760 the governor asked
00:40:09.540 his exhausted team
00:40:10.660 on Monday,
00:40:11.900 could they arrive
00:40:13.000 at a tax plan
00:40:14.020 that would be
00:40:14.620 politically palatable?
00:40:17.340 No,
00:40:18.360 they said.
00:40:19.980 No,
00:40:20.500 they could not.
00:40:21.680 Now remember,
00:40:23.060 this is a state
00:40:23.960 where everybody
00:40:24.700 wants to do this.
00:40:26.620 Okay?
00:40:26.980 This is a state
00:40:27.980 that decided
00:40:28.780 we're going
00:40:30.060 to do
00:40:30.480 a single-payer
00:40:31.260 tax plan.
00:40:32.000 We should point out
00:40:32.400 there are many
00:40:32.840 listeners in Vermont
00:40:33.880 that listen to this
00:40:34.600 program who do not
00:40:35.540 want to do it.
00:40:36.260 Yeah,
00:40:36.440 so it wasn't everybody.
00:40:37.380 I just mean
00:40:37.940 it was over 50%.
00:40:39.540 Yeah,
00:40:39.860 it was something
00:40:41.080 that was politically
00:40:41.880 popular in the state.
00:40:42.780 Yeah,
00:40:42.860 very politically popular
00:40:43.940 and these people
00:40:44.600 were trying to
00:40:45.420 really work this out
00:40:46.480 and they had promised
00:40:47.600 people that it was
00:40:48.320 going to be cheaper,
00:40:49.260 that it was going
00:40:49.580 to be affordable,
00:40:50.540 that it was all
00:40:51.040 going to be great.
00:40:52.780 Two days later,
00:40:53.900 December 17,
00:40:55.040 2014,
00:40:56.600 Shumlin,
00:40:56.960 a Democrat
00:40:57.780 who had been
00:40:59.200 swept into office
00:41:00.480 promising a health care
00:41:02.020 system that left
00:41:03.300 no one uninsured,
00:41:05.560 announced that he
00:41:06.340 was giving up.
00:41:07.820 He said it was the
00:41:08.740 greatest political
00:41:09.900 disappointment in his
00:41:11.260 life.
00:41:13.140 Now,
00:41:14.200 Green Mountain
00:41:14.820 Care was the
00:41:16.260 health system
00:41:16.940 that Vermont
00:41:17.520 came up with.
00:41:18.900 Green Mountain
00:41:20.000 Care,
00:41:20.940 the single-payer
00:41:22.020 effort,
00:41:23.240 and it started
00:41:24.200 in euphoria.
00:41:25.300 Everybody was
00:41:26.080 excited in 2011.
00:41:28.240 By 2014,
00:41:29.920 it was,
00:41:30.740 can we land
00:41:31.440 this thing
00:41:31.900 in the trees?
00:41:34.180 That's three years.
00:41:36.740 Now,
00:41:37.360 why is it
00:41:37.820 nobody's talking
00:41:38.440 about what
00:41:38.920 happened?
00:41:40.700 Here's what
00:41:41.360 happened.
00:41:43.200 They went into
00:41:44.200 publicly financed
00:41:45.640 health care
00:41:46.240 and Vermont
00:41:48.340 had optimal
00:41:49.500 conditions.
00:41:50.980 Okay?
00:41:51.520 It's not like
00:41:52.820 Vermont is
00:41:53.580 loaded with
00:41:55.260 inner cities
00:41:57.120 of poor people
00:41:58.300 and it's just
00:41:59.560 it's Vermont
00:42:00.660 for the love
00:42:01.440 of Pete.
00:42:02.420 Okay?
00:42:04.100 And maybe
00:42:04.820 somebody is like,
00:42:05.840 I had too much
00:42:06.740 maple syrup
00:42:07.540 and I just
00:42:08.240 really don't
00:42:09.000 feel well.
00:42:10.560 It was
00:42:11.080 the optimal
00:42:12.760 circumstance
00:42:13.500 if health care
00:42:15.080 was going to
00:42:15.880 last.
00:42:18.240 Advocates
00:42:18.840 at the time
00:42:19.500 shared a belief
00:42:21.020 that borders
00:42:21.760 on the
00:42:22.480 theological.
00:42:23.780 That's
00:42:24.340 according to
00:42:24.820 a report
00:42:25.260 that such
00:42:26.100 a system
00:42:26.540 would save
00:42:27.200 money.
00:42:27.900 One analyst
00:42:28.700 put it
00:42:29.180 even though
00:42:29.700 no one
00:42:30.280 knew what
00:42:30.820 it would
00:42:31.080 cost
00:42:31.460 when they
00:42:31.840 passed
00:42:32.320 in Vermont
00:42:33.700 they just
00:42:34.900 knew it
00:42:35.560 would save
00:42:36.140 money.
00:42:36.980 That belief
00:42:38.000 would prove
00:42:38.840 to be
00:42:39.340 naive.
00:42:40.700 The choices
00:42:41.540 that Chumlin 0.99
00:42:42.280 favored would
00:42:43.200 essentially have
00:42:44.100 doubled
00:42:44.800 Vermont's
00:42:45.620 budget.
00:42:47.400 Think of
00:42:48.280 that.
00:42:48.580 we're
00:42:50.100 talking
00:42:50.440 now about
00:42:50.980 universal
00:42:51.540 health care
00:42:52.100 in the
00:42:52.380 United
00:42:52.640 States.
00:42:53.760 In
00:42:54.340 Vermont
00:42:54.780 when they
00:42:55.300 tried it
00:42:55.880 it would
00:42:56.480 have
00:42:56.700 doubled
00:42:57.480 the budget
00:42:58.700 and it
00:43:00.180 also would
00:43:00.920 have raised
00:43:01.440 state
00:43:02.060 income
00:43:02.580 taxes
00:43:03.220 almost
00:43:04.480 10%
00:43:05.400 9.5
00:43:06.540 plus
00:43:07.640 an
00:43:08.540 11.5
00:43:09.820 payroll
00:43:10.560 tax.
00:43:11.100 So you
00:43:13.120 have
00:43:13.380 businesses
00:43:14.020 on every
00:43:15.140 employee
00:43:15.660 charged
00:43:16.420 11.5
00:43:17.780 percent
00:43:18.080 more
00:43:18.520 and every
00:43:19.820 income
00:43:20.540 taxed
00:43:21.420 9.5
00:43:22.620 percent
00:43:23.040 more
00:43:23.440 and they
00:43:25.080 still
00:43:25.720 couldn't
00:43:27.120 make it
00:43:28.160 work.
00:43:30.380 Chumlin
00:43:30.720 said it
00:43:31.600 would pose
00:43:32.180 a risk
00:43:32.860 of economic
00:43:33.800 shock.
00:43:35.260 You would
00:43:36.160 no longer
00:43:36.520 have private
00:43:37.080 health care
00:43:37.500 but it
00:43:39.700 would pose
00:43:40.340 economic
00:43:41.160 shock.
00:43:43.140 The
00:43:43.780 dozens of
00:43:44.380 decisions
00:43:44.780 the
00:43:45.000 governor's
00:43:45.360 team
00:43:45.520 made
00:43:45.860 in
00:43:46.100 designing
00:43:46.540 the
00:43:46.820 system
00:43:47.220 what
00:43:47.960 benefits
00:43:48.420 to
00:43:48.640 include
00:43:49.060 whom
00:43:49.360 to
00:43:49.540 cover
00:43:49.780 and
00:43:49.960 the
00:43:50.080 amount
00:43:50.340 of
00:43:50.480 out-of-pocket
00:43:51.020 cost
00:43:51.520 required
00:43:52.020 trade-offs
00:43:52.700 with
00:43:53.320 big
00:43:53.760 winners
00:43:54.200 and
00:43:54.620 losers.
00:43:56.160 I see
00:43:56.960 no evidence
00:43:57.800 from the
00:43:58.460 Medicare
00:43:58.940 for all
00:43:59.460 advocacy
00:43:59.960 community
00:44:00.580 of a
00:44:01.080 serious
00:44:01.460 effort
00:44:01.880 to
00:44:02.460 understand
00:44:03.060 and
00:44:03.540 learn
00:44:04.000 from
00:44:04.280 the
00:44:04.460 lessons
00:44:04.840 from
00:44:05.180 Vermont's
00:44:05.820 failure.
00:44:07.500 Who said
00:44:08.060 this?
00:44:09.420 John
00:44:09.920 McDonough.
00:44:10.880 He was
00:44:11.440 the senior
00:44:12.160 aide
00:44:12.820 to
00:44:13.840 Senator
00:44:14.420 Ed
00:44:15.000 Kennedy.
00:44:16.920 So
00:44:17.640 Ted
00:44:18.080 Kennedy's 0.53
00:44:18.800 boy
00:44:19.080 is like
00:44:19.600 I just
00:44:20.780 want you
00:44:21.140 to know
00:44:21.620 this
00:44:23.560 didn't
00:44:23.840 work out
00:44:24.480 and I
00:44:25.500 don't see
00:44:25.920 anybody
00:44:26.460 actually
00:44:26.920 looking at
00:44:27.560 what
00:44:28.100 this
00:44:28.760 failure
00:44:29.680 means.
00:44:32.560 Okay
00:44:33.200 so
00:44:33.500 we can
00:44:35.820 use this
00:44:36.340 as a
00:44:37.500 stat.
00:44:38.820 Hey
00:44:39.200 well
00:44:40.080 universal
00:44:40.480 health care
00:44:40.860 you know
00:44:41.080 it didn't
00:44:41.400 work in
00:44:41.800 Vermont.
00:44:42.520 Well
00:44:42.640 there's
00:44:42.880 lots of
00:44:43.160 reasons
00:44:43.400 it didn't
00:44:43.800 work.
00:44:44.940 You're
00:44:45.280 probably
00:44:45.520 one of
00:44:45.740 those
00:44:45.880 people
00:44:46.120 that
00:44:46.320 say
00:44:46.520 Venezuela
00:44:47.400 was
00:44:47.860 socialist.
00:44:49.180 Yes
00:44:49.740 because
00:44:50.280 it
00:44:50.820 was
00:44:51.880 and
00:44:52.960 is.
00:44:55.760 Here
00:44:56.340 is
00:44:56.860 what we
00:44:57.840 need
00:44:58.240 to
00:44:58.460 learn.
00:44:59.360 Not
00:44:59.920 another
00:45:00.300 talking
00:45:00.760 point.
00:45:01.960 What we
00:45:02.300 need to
00:45:02.720 learn
00:45:02.960 is
00:45:03.360 why
00:45:06.880 don't
00:45:07.540 states
00:45:08.080 do
00:45:08.420 this?
00:45:10.560 If
00:45:11.080 everybody
00:45:11.420 in the
00:45:12.180 political
00:45:12.540 world
00:45:13.400 is
00:45:13.720 convinced
00:45:14.320 this
00:45:15.000 works
00:45:15.540 for
00:45:16.560 instance
00:45:16.920 if
00:45:17.800 Texas
00:45:18.460 Texas
00:45:19.400 is
00:45:19.780 you know
00:45:20.820 cutting
00:45:21.080 edge
00:45:21.320 on a
00:45:21.560 lot
00:45:21.700 of
00:45:21.800 stuff
00:45:22.000 not
00:45:22.220 on
00:45:22.380 big
00:45:22.620 government
00:45:23.300 programs
00:45:23.860 but
00:45:24.100 if
00:45:25.100 Texas
00:45:25.600 felt
00:45:26.820 that
00:45:28.320 they
00:45:28.640 could
00:45:28.980 save
00:45:29.500 everybody
00:45:30.080 a
00:45:30.600 buttload
00:45:31.140 of
00:45:31.280 money
00:45:31.560 cover
00:45:32.400 everybody
00:45:32.960 it
00:45:33.260 would
00:45:33.380 be
00:45:33.540 better
00:45:33.960 for
00:45:34.440 the
00:45:35.120 health
00:45:35.440 of
00:45:35.760 the
00:45:35.960 state
00:45:36.460 the
00:45:36.940 health
00:45:37.240 of
00:45:37.420 the
00:45:37.580 people
00:45:38.020 it
00:45:38.580 would
00:45:38.740 be
00:45:38.980 an
00:45:39.180 attractive
00:45:39.720 thing
00:45:40.240 for
00:45:40.480 business
00:45:41.060 they
00:45:42.060 do
00:45:42.240 it
00:45:42.360 in
00:45:42.460 a
00:45:42.560 heartbeat
00:45:42.820 would
00:45:43.040 you
00:45:43.120 agree
00:45:43.280 with
00:45:43.400 that
00:45:43.620 if
00:45:44.380 it
00:45:44.460 made
00:45:44.660 sense
00:45:45.140 well
00:45:46.460 I
00:45:46.620 mean
00:45:46.720 I
00:45:46.820 think
00:45:46.940 there's
00:45:47.140 a
00:45:47.260 principle
00:45:47.660 issue
00:45:48.040 here
00:45:48.400 as
00:45:48.680 well
00:45:49.040 but
00:45:49.360 I
00:45:49.500 understand
00:45:49.840 what
00:45:50.000 you're
00:45:50.100 saying
00:45:50.340 I
00:45:50.440 think
00:45:50.900 you
00:45:51.040 could
00:45:51.220 convince
00:45:51.780 Texans
00:45:52.780 to
00:45:53.560 break
00:45:55.220 that
00:45:55.580 principle
00:45:56.120 I
00:45:56.260 mean
00:45:56.340 look
00:45:56.520 how
00:45:56.700 maybe
00:45:57.340 not
00:45:57.620 20
00:45:57.860 years
00:45:58.100 ago
00:45:58.300 but
00:45:58.520 today
00:45:58.900 we're
00:46:00.720 close
00:46:01.080 enough
00:46:01.320 to a
00:46:01.700 blue
00:46:01.980 line
00:46:03.080 here
00:46:03.340 in
00:46:03.540 Texas
00:46:03.820 that
00:46:04.040 I
00:46:04.160 think
00:46:04.300 you
00:46:04.420 could
00:46:04.540 get
00:46:04.700 that
00:46:04.840 over
00:46:05.060 let's
00:46:06.160 say
00:46:06.280 it
00:46:06.360 was
00:46:06.480 working
00:46:06.800 incredibly
00:46:07.800 well
00:46:08.300 all over
00:46:08.940 the
00:46:09.080 country
00:46:09.420 if
00:46:09.780 Vermont
00:46:10.220 would
00:46:10.480 have
00:46:10.580 made
00:46:10.740 it
00:46:10.860 work
00:46:11.080 and
00:46:11.260 it
00:46:11.360 was
00:46:11.500 saving
00:46:11.900 business
00:46:12.920 and
00:46:13.680 the
00:46:13.960 state
00:46:14.400 money
00:46:14.820 they
00:46:15.780 would
00:46:15.920 do
00:46:16.020 it
00:46:16.120 in
00:46:16.220 heart
00:46:16.380 this
00:46:16.560 is
00:46:16.660 the
00:46:16.780 concept
00:46:17.100 of
00:46:17.280 federalism
00:46:17.740 right
00:46:21.780 so
00:46:23.800 why
00:46:24.140 is
00:46:24.440 it
00:46:24.580 that
00:46:24.740 everybody
00:46:25.040 in
00:46:25.420 Washington
00:46:25.940 is
00:46:26.340 convinced
00:46:27.100 that
00:46:27.500 this
00:46:27.720 is
00:46:27.880 going
00:46:27.960 to
00:46:28.080 save
00:46:28.360 money
00:46:28.660 it's
00:46:28.860 going
00:46:28.960 to
00:46:28.980 be
00:46:29.100 good
00:46:29.260 for
00:46:29.440 business
00:46:29.760 it's
00:46:30.020 going
00:46:30.120 to
00:46:30.160 be
00:46:30.260 good
00:46:30.420 for
00:46:30.600 people
00:46:30.980 everybody's
00:46:31.840 going
00:46:31.980 to
00:46:32.080 love
00:46:32.300 it
00:46:32.460 and
00:46:33.160 it
00:46:33.260 will
00:46:33.400 work
00:46:33.860 why
00:46:34.580 is
00:46:34.940 it
00:46:35.060 they
00:46:35.180 don't
00:46:35.440 try
00:46:35.740 it
00:46:35.860 on
00:46:36.000 the
00:46:36.160 state
00:46:36.480 level
00:46:36.960 well
00:46:37.740 I
00:46:37.900 mean
00:46:38.000 they
00:46:38.120 did
00:46:38.260 once
00:46:38.560 here
00:46:38.760 with
00:46:39.700 Vermont
00:46:40.040 but
00:46:40.620 why
00:46:40.840 isn't
00:46:41.080 every
00:46:41.480 blue
00:46:41.860 state
00:46:42.280 attempting
00:46:42.720 this
00:46:43.020 why
00:46:43.280 you
00:46:44.280 could
00:46:44.440 learn
00:46:44.720 from
00:46:45.100 Vermont
00:46:45.560 and
00:46:45.700 you
00:46:45.780 could
00:46:45.900 say
00:46:46.020 okay
00:46:46.220 well
00:46:46.420 Vermont
00:46:46.900 didn't
00:46:47.640 do
00:46:47.760 this
00:46:47.960 and
00:46:48.040 this
00:46:48.200 and
00:46:48.300 this
00:46:48.500 so
00:46:48.660 let's
00:46:48.960 try
00:46:49.180 it
00:46:49.440 no
00:46:49.820 socialism
00:46:50.680 just
00:46:51.020 hasn't
00:46:51.420 been
00:46:51.580 tried
00:46:52.200 correctly
00:46:53.080 yet
00:46:53.420 they
00:46:53.720 did
00:46:54.000 it
00:46:54.120 the
00:46:54.280 wrong
00:46:54.620 way
00:46:54.940 last
00:46:55.280 time
00:46:55.540 we
00:46:55.760 here
00:46:56.200 in
00:46:56.980 Maryland
00:46:58.760 can
00:46:59.240 do
00:46:59.360 it
00:46:59.480 right
00:46:59.800 correct
00:47:00.360 why
00:47:01.220 don't
00:47:01.880 they
00:47:02.100 do
00:47:02.460 it
00:47:02.740 why
00:47:03.940 the
00:47:04.220 rush
00:47:04.620 to
00:47:04.820 take
00:47:05.080 it
00:47:05.240 out
00:47:05.560 of
00:47:05.840 a
00:47:06.200 lab
00:47:06.640 and
00:47:07.400 try
00:47:07.700 it
00:47:07.840 directly
00:47:08.320 on
00:47:08.560 the
00:47:08.680 patient
00:47:08.960 we
00:47:09.140 don't
00:47:09.380 do
00:47:09.540 that
00:47:09.740 with
00:47:09.920 drugs
00:47:10.320 do
00:47:10.940 we
00:47:11.100 we
00:47:12.040 don't
00:47:12.240 say
00:47:12.480 no
00:47:12.800 really
00:47:13.120 seriously
00:47:13.600 this
00:47:14.180 is
00:47:14.360 going
00:47:14.540 to
00:47:14.660 cure
00:47:14.820 cancer
00:47:15.240 this
00:47:15.800 is
00:47:15.960 going
00:47:16.120 to
00:47:16.180 be
00:47:16.320 revolutionary
00:47:17.000 it's
00:47:17.200 going
00:47:17.300 to
00:47:17.420 cure
00:47:17.640 cancer
00:47:17.920 we
00:47:18.260 don't
00:47:18.480 inject
00:47:18.780 that
00:47:18.980 into
00:47:19.220 a
00:47:19.420 body
00:47:19.740 do
00:47:20.120 we
00:47:20.280 we
00:47:20.700 try
00:47:20.980 it
00:47:21.120 first
00:47:21.360 on
00:47:21.520 a
00:47:21.680 rat
00:47:22.160 then
00:47:23.220 maybe
00:47:23.580 a
00:47:23.820 bunny
00:47:24.040 rabbit
00:47:24.440 and
00:47:25.640 then
00:47:25.740 we
00:47:25.860 work
00:47:26.160 our
00:47:26.300 way
00:47:26.520 up
00:47:26.720 and
00:47:26.840 then
00:47:26.960 we
00:47:27.080 do
00:47:27.220 blind
00:47:27.760 tests
00:47:28.480 we
00:47:28.980 do
00:47:29.120 all
00:47:29.360 kinds
00:47:29.680 of
00:47:29.800 tests
00:47:29.980 with
00:47:30.160 small
00:47:30.660 little
00:47:30.980 groups
00:47:31.460 why
00:47:31.900 because
00:47:32.300 we
00:47:39.920 don't
00:47:40.140 do
00:47:40.260 that
00:47:40.440 we
00:47:40.620 just
00:47:40.960 did
00:47:41.380 I
00:47:41.540 mean
00:47:41.620 one
00:47:41.740 of
00:47:41.800 the
00:47:41.860 things
00:47:42.000 Trump
00:47:42.220 did
00:47:42.380 was
00:47:42.580 the
00:47:42.740 right
00:47:42.900 to
00:47:43.040 try
00:47:43.400 that
00:47:43.820 just
00:47:44.300 happened
00:47:44.620 okay
00:47:44.880 so we
00:47:45.520 don't
00:47:45.760 do
00:47:45.960 that
00:47:46.320 but
00:47:47.500 why
00:47:47.760 would
00:47:47.940 we
00:47:48.100 do
00:47:48.320 that
00:47:48.620 to
00:47:48.840 the
00:47:49.040 body
00:47:49.620 of
00:47:49.960 America
00:47:50.540 why
00:47:51.120 would
00:47:51.320 we
00:47:51.540 just
00:47:52.100 forget
00:47:53.580 the
00:47:53.820 lab
00:47:54.140 tests
00:47:54.700 forget
00:47:55.740 trying
00:47:56.220 it
00:47:56.380 on
00:47:56.560 little
00:47:57.000 states
00:47:57.620 forget
00:47:58.300 trying
00:47:58.640 it
00:47:58.780 in
00:47:58.960 communities
00:47:59.500 let's
00:48:00.440 just
00:48:01.000 inject
00:48:02.100 with
00:48:02.700 this
00:48:03.040 new
00:48:03.440 cure
00:48:03.900 for
00:48:04.180 cancer
00:48:04.720 why
00:48:06.640 to
00:48:07.680 reset
00:48:08.000 here
00:48:08.300 Vermont
00:48:09.340 tried
00:48:10.120 to
00:48:10.240 do
00:48:10.360 single
00:48:10.600 payer
00:48:10.840 and
00:48:11.060 this
00:48:11.240 is
00:48:11.440 if
00:48:11.720 you
00:48:11.860 were
00:48:11.960 going
00:48:12.120 to
00:48:12.240 do
00:48:12.420 single
00:48:12.740 payer
00:48:13.000 in
00:48:13.200 a
00:48:13.320 state
00:48:13.480 it
00:48:13.560 was
00:48:13.660 going
00:48:13.780 to
00:48:13.860 work
00:48:14.080 this
00:48:14.360 is
00:48:14.480 the
00:48:14.620 best
00:48:14.800 place
00:48:15.020 you
00:48:15.100 could
00:48:15.180 have
00:48:15.280 done
00:48:15.840 it
00:48:15.980 has
00:48:16.440 some
00:48:16.580 of
00:48:16.680 the
00:48:16.760 healthiest
00:48:17.460 residents
00:48:17.920 with
00:48:18.200 some
00:48:18.340 of
00:48:18.440 the
00:48:18.560 lowest
00:48:18.820 rates
00:48:19.120 of
00:48:19.300 uninsured
00:48:19.780 it's
00:48:20.340 small
00:48:20.660 and
00:48:20.820 homogeneous
00:48:21.240 it
00:48:22.120 shares
00:48:23.020 a
00:48:23.200 border
00:48:23.460 with
00:48:23.660 Canada
00:48:24.000 put
00:48:24.260 an
00:48:24.380 existing
00:48:25.080 single
00:48:25.520 payer
00:48:25.720 system
00:48:26.100 within
00:48:26.300 site
00:48:26.640 and
00:48:27.200 it
00:48:27.300 has
00:48:27.440 just
00:48:27.640 one
00:48:27.980 main
00:48:28.220 insurer
00:48:28.600 the
00:48:28.800 non-profit
00:48:29.500 Blue Cross
00:48:30.300 Blue Shield
00:48:30.720 of Vermont
00:48:31.160 repeatedly
00:48:31.900 ranked
00:48:32.280 the most
00:48:32.620 efficient
00:48:33.040 Blue Cross
00:48:33.500 Blue Shield
00:48:33.920 plan
00:48:34.280 in the
00:48:34.540 nation
00:48:34.820 so they
00:48:35.520 didn't
00:48:35.620 have
00:48:35.760 much
00:48:35.940 work
00:48:36.180 to
00:48:36.320 do
00:48:36.440 here
00:48:36.640 this
00:48:36.920 was
00:48:37.020 an
00:48:37.160 easy
00:48:37.600 one
00:48:37.840 this
00:48:38.020 isn't
00:48:38.220 like
00:48:38.360 a
00:48:38.480 difficult
00:48:38.740 state
00:48:39.100 where
00:48:39.220 there's
00:48:39.360 a lot
00:48:39.540 of
00:48:39.620 people
00:48:39.780 uninsured
00:48:40.280 or
00:48:40.760 a lot
00:48:40.960 of
00:48:41.140 poor
00:48:41.780 residents
00:48:42.440 that
00:48:42.920 didn't
00:48:43.120 have
00:48:43.260 insurance
00:48:43.660 this
00:48:44.380 is
00:48:44.720 the
00:48:45.080 easiest
00:48:45.480 state
00:48:45.860 you
00:48:46.000 could
00:48:46.100 have
00:48:46.200 tried
00:48:46.400 this
00:48:46.580 in
00:48:46.700 and
00:48:46.880 it
00:48:47.000 still
00:48:47.420 failed
00:48:47.960 in
00:48:48.540 a
00:48:48.740 catastrophic
00:48:49.480 way
00:48:50.820 catastrophic
00:48:51.400 failure
00:48:52.060 so
00:48:53.020 why
00:48:54.780 isn't
00:48:55.880 anybody
00:48:56.180 studying
00:48:56.700 this
00:48:57.160 sincerely
00:48:59.400 why isn't
00:48:59.960 anybody
00:49:00.240 studying
00:49:00.680 this
00:49:00.980 why
00:49:01.560 isn't
00:49:01.900 if
00:49:02.080 you're
00:49:02.240 serious
00:49:02.720 about
00:49:03.000 health
00:49:03.200 care
00:49:03.380 why
00:49:03.660 are
00:49:03.840 you
00:49:04.020 not
00:49:04.460 up
00:49:04.780 there
00:49:05.040 and
00:49:05.360 looking
00:49:05.660 at
00:49:05.980 everything
00:49:06.540 and going
00:49:07.020 where
00:49:07.340 did
00:49:07.580 it
00:49:07.720 go
00:49:07.920 wrong
00:49:08.320 and
00:49:08.500 let's
00:49:08.780 correct
00:49:09.320 those
00:49:09.540 little
00:49:09.860 tiny
00:49:10.240 issues
00:49:10.620 with
00:49:10.820 our
00:49:10.940 wonderful
00:49:11.280 plan
00:49:11.600 and
00:49:11.740 move
00:49:11.880 it
00:49:11.980 to
00:49:12.100 Maryland
00:49:12.400 or
00:49:12.860 somewhere
00:49:13.180 else
00:49:13.360 even
00:49:14.660 if
00:49:15.280 the
00:49:15.460 feds
00:49:15.720 were
00:49:15.820 doing
00:49:16.060 it
00:49:16.240 if
00:49:16.420 they
00:49:16.440 were
00:49:16.580 serious
00:49:17.120 why
00:49:18.220 wouldn't
00:49:18.920 you be
00:49:19.380 examining
00:49:19.980 this
00:49:20.300 and going
00:49:20.580 where
00:49:20.780 did
00:49:20.920 you
00:49:21.000 go
00:49:21.120 wrong
00:49:21.380 where
00:49:21.560 did
00:49:21.700 you
00:49:21.780 go
00:49:21.920 wrong
00:49:22.220 what
00:49:22.480 what
00:49:22.780 can
00:49:23.040 you
00:49:23.240 did
00:49:23.620 you
00:49:23.840 try
00:49:24.040 this
00:49:24.320 did
00:49:24.480 you
00:49:24.580 try
00:49:24.780 this
00:49:25.200 here's
00:49:26.740 why
00:49:26.960 states
00:49:27.660 don't
00:49:28.240 do
00:49:28.440 it
00:49:28.660 and
00:49:29.480 the
00:49:29.620 reason
00:49:29.800 why
00:49:30.180 is
00:49:31.500 there's
00:49:31.760 one
00:49:32.260 thing
00:49:32.720 states
00:49:33.380 cannot
00:49:34.200 do
00:49:34.780 against
00:49:36.940 the law
00:49:37.280 states
00:49:37.620 cannot
00:49:38.060 do
00:49:38.300 it
00:49:38.500 and
00:49:39.820 it
00:49:39.980 stops
00:49:40.460 universal
00:49:41.100 health
00:49:41.380 care
00:49:41.600 from
00:49:41.840 happening
00:49:42.240 I
00:49:44.560 know
00:49:44.680 you
00:49:44.840 know
00:49:45.020 it's
00:49:45.240 due
00:49:45.400 what
00:49:47.720 is
00:49:47.880 it
00:49:48.040 they
00:49:48.960 can't
00:49:49.400 print
00:49:49.940 money
00:49:50.620 exactly
00:49:51.420 right
00:49:51.820 so
00:49:52.680 what
00:49:53.000 happened
00:49:53.340 in
00:49:53.540 Vermont
00:49:53.860 is
00:49:54.480 the
00:49:55.700 governor
00:49:56.080 said
00:49:56.420 can
00:49:56.780 we
00:49:57.060 get
00:49:57.560 any
00:49:57.900 federal
00:49:58.640 bailouts
00:49:59.860 can we
00:50:00.240 get
00:50:00.400 federal
00:50:00.820 money
00:50:01.100 for
00:50:01.320 this
00:50:01.640 well
00:50:02.380 they
00:50:02.600 missed
00:50:02.980 a
00:50:03.160 deadline
00:50:03.620 they
00:50:04.380 couldn't
00:50:04.720 get
00:50:04.860 the
00:50:05.000 paperwork
00:50:05.440 in
00:50:05.840 time
00:50:06.320 federal
00:50:07.380 government
00:50:07.780 they
00:50:08.000 didn't
00:50:08.200 know
00:50:08.360 if
00:50:08.460 that
00:50:08.600 money
00:50:08.820 was
00:50:09.040 coming
00:50:09.280 well
00:50:09.720 they
00:50:09.960 couldn't
00:50:10.300 put
00:50:10.460 the
00:50:10.640 state
00:50:10.900 at
00:50:11.080 risk
00:50:11.420 and
00:50:11.660 promised
00:50:12.140 money
00:50:12.760 that
00:50:12.980 may
00:50:13.280 not
00:50:13.620 come
00:50:14.100 so
00:50:16.100 they
00:50:16.180 couldn't
00:50:16.380 do it
00:50:16.580 on
00:50:16.680 their
00:50:16.800 own
00:50:17.100 so
00:50:17.400 now
00:50:17.560 wait
00:50:17.760 wait
00:50:18.020 where
00:50:18.280 would
00:50:18.480 the
00:50:18.660 federal
00:50:18.940 government
00:50:19.440 have
00:50:19.720 gotten
00:50:19.960 that
00:50:20.160 money
00:50:20.460 the
00:50:21.880 same
00:50:22.140 place
00:50:22.500 that
00:50:22.660 Donald
00:50:22.920 Trump
00:50:23.320 yesterday
00:50:23.820 found
00:50:24.240 an
00:50:24.420 additional
00:50:24.980 500
00:50:26.120 billion
00:50:27.040 dollars
00:50:27.500 under
00:50:28.140 Obama
00:50:28.660 our
00:50:29.140 yearly
00:50:30.360 budget
00:50:31.080 was about
00:50:32.080 two
00:50:32.380 trillion
00:50:32.860 dollars
00:50:33.400 yesterday
00:50:34.660 President
00:50:35.460 Obama
00:50:35.880 Nancy
00:50:36.300 Pelosi
00:50:36.760 and
00:50:37.020 Chuck
00:50:37.240 Schumer
00:50:37.580 okayed 0.72
00:50:39.000 a
00:50:39.180 two
00:50:39.680 trillion
00:50:40.820 dollar
00:50:41.620 spending
00:50:42.700 package
00:50:43.280 for
00:50:44.100 infrastructure
00:50:44.860 for
00:50:45.780 infrastructure
00:50:46.460 three
00:50:47.380 times
00:50:48.380 the
00:50:48.800 size
00:50:49.260 of
00:50:49.520 Obama's
00:50:50.120 infrastructure
00:50:50.740 package
00:50:51.300 three
00:50:52.000 times
00:50:52.460 two
00:50:53.040 trillion
00:50:53.980 dollars
00:50:54.720 no
00:50:54.980 more
00:50:55.200 Chuck
00:50:55.420 and
00:50:55.560 Nancy
00:50:55.780 meetings
00:50:56.160 please
00:50:56.540 right
00:50:56.880 no
00:50:57.140 more
00:50:57.340 Chuck
00:50:57.560 and
00:50:57.700 Nancy
00:50:57.920 so
00:50:58.280 where
00:50:58.640 do
00:50:58.740 we
00:50:58.820 get
00:50:58.960 that
00:50:59.120 money
00:50:59.420 we
00:51:00.680 print
00:51:00.940 it
00:51:01.140 there
00:51:03.120 is
00:51:03.400 a
00:51:03.660 new
00:51:04.220 monetary
00:51:06.300 theory
00:51:07.560 that
00:51:08.160 is
00:51:08.340 going
00:51:08.540 I
00:51:08.700 would
00:51:08.820 call
00:51:08.960 it
00:51:09.060 modern
00:51:09.500 Glenn
00:51:09.840 it's
00:51:10.320 a
00:51:10.440 modern
00:51:10.900 monetary
00:51:11.760 theory
00:51:12.440 MMT
00:51:13.120 MMT
00:51:13.860 this is
00:51:14.620 this is
00:51:15.020 really
00:51:15.300 its name
00:51:15.840 modern
00:51:16.940 monetary
00:51:18.100 theory
00:51:18.860 and they're
00:51:19.680 only saying
00:51:20.060 it's
00:51:20.240 modern
00:51:20.580 because
00:51:21.140 well
00:51:21.980 if they
00:51:22.380 tell the
00:51:22.780 truth
00:51:23.060 this is
00:51:23.840 as old
00:51:24.380 as the
00:51:24.740 dirt
00:51:25.280 but if
00:51:26.480 you say
00:51:26.760 it's
00:51:26.980 modern
00:51:27.440 it's
00:51:27.880 progressive
00:51:28.280 it's
00:51:28.800 something
00:51:29.020 new
00:51:29.540 you know
00:51:30.980 like when
00:51:31.560 you
00:51:31.800 you know
00:51:32.240 you would
00:51:32.520 see
00:51:32.840 tide
00:51:33.460 with
00:51:34.180 new
00:51:34.560 flavor
00:51:34.980 crystals
00:51:35.440 or whatever
00:51:36.080 it is
00:51:36.540 for the
00:51:36.900 type
00:51:37.200 you know
00:51:38.080 they say
00:51:38.800 new
00:51:39.000 it's really
00:51:39.660 not
00:51:39.860 it's not
00:51:41.760 it's just
00:51:42.480 packaging
00:51:42.940 the new
00:51:44.100 monetary
00:51:44.660 theory
00:51:45.300 Stu
00:51:45.900 can you
00:51:48.060 explain this
00:51:48.840 theory
00:51:49.240 in a way
00:51:51.320 that it
00:51:51.680 makes
00:51:52.020 well
00:51:52.280 it makes
00:51:54.260 any
00:51:55.140 kind of
00:51:55.840 sense
00:51:56.280 I mean
00:51:58.260 it's gonna
00:51:59.060 we have
00:51:59.740 approximately
00:52:00.600 30 seconds
00:52:01.360 here
00:52:01.660 and it's
00:52:02.080 gonna be
00:52:02.480 longer
00:52:02.920 than that
00:52:03.440 but
00:52:03.720 to
00:52:04.540 kind
00:52:05.000 of
00:52:05.140 summarize
00:52:05.600 it's
00:52:06.320 basically
00:52:06.740 printing
00:52:07.260 money
00:52:07.680 with
00:52:07.960 no
00:52:08.500 with
00:52:09.220 no
00:52:09.660 restriction
00:52:10.720 and like
00:52:11.220 there's
00:52:11.420 not a
00:52:11.800 whenever
00:52:12.660 a company
00:52:13.420 is gonna
00:52:13.720 go bad
00:52:14.300 you've seen
00:52:15.080 this happen
00:52:15.400 in China
00:52:15.860 a lot
00:52:16.240 whenever
00:52:16.800 a company
00:52:17.200 is going
00:52:17.480 to go
00:52:17.720 bad
00:52:18.000 or it's
00:52:18.260 gonna
00:52:18.380 go
00:52:18.520 bankrupt
00:52:18.840 the
00:52:19.100 federal
00:52:20.100 government
00:52:20.460 just infuses
00:52:21.300 them with
00:52:21.720 capital
00:52:22.160 printed
00:52:23.280 money
00:52:23.680 that brings
00:52:24.900 them back
00:52:25.260 to life
00:52:25.600 for another
00:52:26.100 year
00:52:26.460 until next
00:52:27.200 time
00:52:27.440 they go
00:52:27.740 bad
00:52:28.040 and then
00:52:28.260 they infuse
00:52:28.700 them with
00:52:28.960 more money
00:52:29.460 the idea
00:52:30.180 is you're
00:52:30.480 always raising
00:52:31.140 it up
00:52:31.480 and the
00:52:32.260 fear of
00:52:33.800 getting to
00:52:34.320 a point
00:52:34.660 where we're
00:52:34.980 too far
00:52:35.500 into debt
00:52:35.900 is completely
00:52:36.540 overblown
00:52:37.100 it's not
00:52:37.440 really a
00:52:37.940 thing
00:52:38.200 and people
00:52:39.400 just don't
00:52:39.940 understand that
00:52:40.800 MMT solves
00:52:41.980 that problem
00:52:42.520 there's no
00:52:43.400 they don't
00:52:43.880 there's no
00:52:44.280 more
00:52:44.580 there's no
00:52:45.240 more
00:52:45.380 we're gonna
00:52:45.680 cut the
00:52:46.120 budget
00:52:46.380 there's no
00:52:46.860 more
00:52:47.220 austerity
00:52:50.000 measures
00:52:50.800 there's none
00:52:51.400 of that
00:52:51.620 you just keep
00:52:52.220 printing
00:52:52.480 printing
00:52:52.780 whatever you
00:52:53.460 need
00:52:53.660 under modern
00:52:55.160 monetary
00:52:55.860 theory
00:52:56.380 there's no
00:52:57.960 stopping the
00:52:58.560 printing press
00:52:59.200 you want
00:53:00.020 something
00:53:00.340 buy it
00:53:00.840 no big
00:53:02.400 deal
00:53:02.620 you don't
00:53:03.460 need gold
00:53:04.280 you don't
00:53:05.120 need anything
00:53:05.800 you just
00:53:06.780 print it
00:53:07.680 now I
00:53:09.420 hate to
00:53:10.080 say that
00:53:10.700 this has
00:53:11.160 been tried
00:53:11.860 before
00:53:12.560 but that
00:53:14.060 was old
00:53:15.180 monetary
00:53:15.840 theory
00:53:16.240 no not
00:53:16.980 not the
00:53:17.360 modern one
00:53:17.860 the old
00:53:18.500 timey
00:53:19.020 just turn
00:53:21.480 on a
00:53:21.900 printing
00:53:22.240 press
00:53:22.920 that's the
00:53:24.240 old
00:53:24.520 timey
00:53:25.500 monetary
00:53:26.540 theory
00:53:27.080 and that
00:53:27.920 ends in
00:53:28.420 Zimbabwe
00:53:29.060 that ends
00:53:29.720 in the
00:53:30.360 Weimar
00:53:30.800 that ends
00:53:31.640 in
00:53:32.240 Venezuela
00:53:33.820 but you
00:53:34.800 notice
00:53:35.300 Venezuela
00:53:36.000 V
00:53:36.720 Weimar
00:53:37.540 W
00:53:38.360 what was
00:53:40.300 the other
00:53:40.640 one that I
00:53:41.080 just said
00:53:41.640 in Africa
00:53:44.940 Zimbabwe
00:53:46.140 Z
00:53:46.540 V
00:53:48.120 W
00:53:48.620 Z
00:53:49.060 I mean
00:53:49.740 that's all
00:53:50.020 at the
00:53:50.280 end
00:53:50.640 of the
00:53:51.280 alphabet
00:53:51.600 we're not
00:53:51.960 even using
00:53:52.520 those letters
00:53:53.100 anymore
00:53:53.400 those are
00:53:53.720 old
00:53:53.920 outdated
00:53:54.400 letters
00:53:55.600 okay
00:53:56.280 of course
00:53:57.640 those didn't
00:53:58.120 work
00:53:58.340 those were
00:53:58.680 old
00:53:58.860 outdated
00:53:59.360 theories
00:53:59.860 and old
00:54:00.280 outdated
00:54:00.660 countries
00:54:01.460 this is
00:54:02.520 new
00:54:02.920 this is
00:54:03.380 modern
00:54:04.060 monetary
00:54:05.140 theory
00:54:05.700 it's not
00:54:07.500 printing money
00:54:08.360 it's digitizing
00:54:09.420 money
00:54:09.740 we're just
00:54:10.400 moving digits
00:54:11.040 around
00:54:11.360 and there's
00:54:12.540 no end
00:54:13.680 to the
00:54:14.220 money
00:54:14.500 you don't
00:54:15.300 have to
00:54:15.680 earn it
00:54:16.180 this is
00:54:17.800 new
00:54:18.240 this is
00:54:19.200 modern
00:54:19.780 this is
00:54:21.540 a death
00:54:22.120 sentence
00:54:22.720 and it's
00:54:23.500 coming
00:54:23.900 the blaze
00:54:25.060 radio
00:54:25.440 network
00:54:26.100 on demand