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00:02:42.740 by the way i was watching a video from microsoft uh and you know how i told you yesterday they're going

00:02:50.300 to be making new compounds you know grok 4 is going to be able to make new compounds make new uh

00:02:55.760 chemicals uh you know things that we never even thought of new alloys well apparently uh i missed this

00:03:02.880 a friend of mine sent me this video and said hey glenn it's already happening at microsoft microsoft

00:03:07.980 uh at one of their big you know unveiling parties they uh showed a new tool that they're using

00:03:15.480 to come up with new compounds and new alloys and everything else and they showed the process and

00:03:20.600 you just type it in blah blah blah and uh they were looking for a new coolant to be able to spend uh

00:03:27.620 high speed computers in because you know it's just too too hot takes too much energy to keep them cool

00:03:34.140 blah blah blah but the problem is the coolant is so bad for the environment and so uh they went in

00:03:41.200 and they used their new quantum computer and they typed in and said hey you know can we uh can you

00:03:48.640 come up with something and they explained exactly what they were looking for and it came up with a

00:03:52.620 new coolant and said combine these things together and it will not be bad for the environment and it'll

00:03:58.520 keep everything cool so what they did is they just did that uh they didn't argue with it or anything

00:04:04.100 they just did what the computer said and then poured it into what looks like a giant fish tank

00:04:09.600 and then dropped a computer into it with no fans nothing and it stayed perfectly cool without any

00:04:19.620 fans or anything trying to keep it cool just just a new just a new chemical compound that they threw

00:04:27.140 together through uh quantum computing a problem they couldn't solve before how do we keep it cool

00:04:33.460 now they found it i mean it's already there i mean i think we are in for you know i i i don't know if i

00:04:42.480 told you this yesterday stew as i was doing some more research no because you left yesterday up here we

00:04:46.740 didn't have a chance to talk but i was doing more research on on uh you know ai and uh it is going

00:04:54.200 so far ahead so fast that just two days ago i thought we were going to be really far ahead of

00:05:01.080 the game on things and we still are going to be way ahead of the game um however it's happening at

00:05:08.560 such a rapid speed that i i i'm not sure if when we launch it's going to be the latest greatest you know

00:05:20.220 what i mean it's moving so rapidly now and the idea that i have for this project that i'm working

00:05:27.820 on that will be um i'll tell you about it here in a couple of months but um it is the idea is to get

00:05:37.260 you ready for a time when nothing makes sense uh and this is just to educate you yourself your family

00:05:46.680 on principles and civic duties and the constitution so you can be strong in the core

00:05:53.860 um we were working on it last night on finding ways to be able to figure out is that a deep fake

00:05:59.480 or is this real um we want to provide you with the tools to be able to know the truth and then know

00:06:06.740 them and learn them in in inside of yourself and i'm looking at what is on the horizon and i'm thinking

00:06:14.100 we being ahead we may be uh behind by january and anybody who's not working on anything with ai and

00:06:29.220 i mean not seriously working on anything with ai your company you are going to find yourself

00:06:34.820 out of business soon it is just it's going to happen it's going to happen you have to pay attention

00:06:42.400 to what is going on with ai and and follow it and use it wisely use it with wisdom don't don't just

00:06:52.580 go for the um uh the the answer the quick answer go to have it teach you so you can then have wisdom

00:07:01.820 because it's not really going to have wisdom at least you don't know who's programming the wisdom

00:07:06.940 behind it and that is the real that's the real problem yeah but anyway isn't it true glenn that

00:07:14.300 like i'm sure you've in all of your reading and studying on this you've thought about this quite

00:07:20.100 a bit but it's like isn't there a isn't there like a weird thing with like an end date of of human

00:07:27.500 knowledge in a way where like if you have people who forever grow up learn things understand them

00:07:35.840 progress they they they're building the infrastructure of thought right like you're

00:07:40.840 advancing thought you're creating things you're understanding things you're going forward

00:07:44.800 and then at some point if if there's not human beings doing that because they're going to ai for

00:07:52.960 everything that process doesn't occur and that's the process that trained ai so so does it it is the

00:08:01.120 it's the end of the expert class why go to school now there's lots of reasons to go to school

00:08:10.640 um and that go beyond um uh just being the smartest person on the planet but why go to school to learn

00:08:19.100 any particular skill why why go to be an expert why go and be the expert on history what so you can

00:08:26.420 write books that nobody's going to read um why be the the expert that everybody looks to when you have

00:08:34.340 just a fraction of the knowledge that grok will have i know i'm going to get a better answer from

00:08:40.180 grok than from you so it is the end of the expert class which is in some ways makes me very happy

00:08:47.500 um however be careful because these ai systems will give you one answer like google right now

00:08:56.820 gives you page after page after page of answers and everybody just goes to the top but at least the

00:09:02.340 other answers are there this will give you one answer uh and people will just take that as the gospel

00:09:10.380 and you know the the idea is this should free you up to do a bunch of other things and i know in my

00:09:17.280 case and you know you and i've been working on it this week in our case it is going to free us up to

00:09:22.880 do so much more and it will speed up the process of education and everything else and it will be really

00:09:29.560 really good for a while and then i think you know there's going to be the vast majority that are just

00:09:37.320 going to be lazy on it uh and it's going to watch you as much as you're watching it um and uh and then

00:09:48.900 then and then what happens then what are you worth what is what is why did you go to school you think

00:09:54.360 people are upset that they can't get jobs now give it two years when you can't when you go to school

00:10:00.100 and you pay all this money i'm telling you college is damn near a total waste of money

00:10:07.100 especially the kind of education that you're getting because you're not taught critical thinking

00:10:12.400 the only thing that should be taught now is how to think how to think but what they're doing is they're

00:10:19.240 telling you what to think well i can get that from grok eventually i'll get that from chat gpt

00:10:24.480 eventually you know you have to be taught how to think because we're churning out these i mean

00:10:32.080 most of our problems are caused because nobody knows how to think nobody's using critical thinking

00:10:38.060 nobody's asking critical questions you're not being you're not being taught that are you yeah because

00:10:44.120 that's the problem this is the one of the issues i've noticed it with ai and the way the average person

00:10:49.560 uses it it's not even that uh you ask it a question and gives you one answer right because

00:10:55.520 as you point out that's an obvious problem because whoever's putting in whoever's programming this

00:11:00.580 whoever's you know garbage in garbage out if the if that one answer is bad then everyone's just getting

00:11:06.160 this one bad answer but what i've noticed about people that in like in my life and you know friends

00:11:12.080 and family who use this is they ask the questions in like a leading way and what ai is really really

00:11:20.580 good at is coming up with some answer that will support the thing you're asking it like if i say

00:11:27.760 like you know give me a good case as to why glenn beck is the next fascist dictator of the united

00:11:33.340 states there's not a good case to that that's there's no argument may i say may i tell you how it would

00:11:39.180 answer you because this will make your point because i've seen it over and over and over again

00:11:42.760 wow now that's getting to the heart of the question right yeah it gives you it compliments you it glazes

00:11:48.740 you before it gives you an answer that makes no sense yes but it's smart enough to come up with

00:11:53.800 an argument to support the thing that you want so like you know like if you go on there and like

00:11:59.660 let's say you're you're some you're a believer in some supplement right that has a questionable

00:12:07.000 health benefit right if you go on there and you say hey my friend says uh you know uh you know i

00:12:14.600 don't know tree bark won't make you cure cancer give me an argument you know what's the best argument

00:12:21.360 that it can and it will give you the best argument that it can cure cancer whatever that is it'll come

00:12:28.060 up with some justification and like the way i use it and i think the way you use it glenn is the

00:12:33.380 complete opposite of that give me the best argument against this thing that i that i want to believe

00:12:39.700 right like a lot of times i use it as like a devil's advocate well am i not thinking this through

00:12:45.060 fully and that it's really beneficial because it'll bring up facts that you might not know or some argue

00:12:49.940 some angle you haven't thought of that will help strengthen your argument or maybe change it but

00:12:54.260 like that's not how i think the average person uses it let me let me show you this this is what this

00:12:59.140 is what we're churning out and here's what happens when you don't know how to think anymore and you

00:13:04.160 haven't questioned you know really you know if you're a lawyer and you haven't questioned enough

00:13:11.040 to really absolutely understand what the law even means i want to play something this is from 2016

00:13:18.100 it is in the u.s court of appeals the ninth circuit and they're questioning a child protective

00:13:25.140 services uh lawyer about how her client the social worker could possibly think that perjury 0.99

00:13:33.780 is acceptable now listen to this cut 35 please person in the in the shoes of your clients possibly

00:13:41.900 believe that it was appropriate to use perjury and false evidence in order to impair somebody's liberty

00:13:48.720 interest in the continued care custody and control of that person's children how could they possibly not be

00:13:54.880 on notice that you can't do that i understand the how could they how could that possibly be i

00:14:01.640 understand the argument that it seems to be common sense and our ethical it's more than common sense

00:14:06.280 it's statutes that prohibit perjury and and submission of false evidence in court cases state statutes are you

00:14:13.580 telling me that a person in your client's shoes couldn't understand you can't commit perjury in a court

00:14:19.480 proceeding in order to take somebody's children away of course not your honor of course not

00:14:24.080 isn't the case over then and the case is over because kastanich is distinguishable in my view how how in the

00:14:30.880 kastanich deals with a secondary care you know foster care that's a whole strange thing it's not a person's

00:14:36.820 real child real child even if kastanich and guardians the same thing even if kastanich is

00:14:44.620 distinguishable there is thus far we have not been presented with any clearly established right that

00:14:54.460 tells us that what our clients did which is remove the children pursuant to a court order no but what

00:15:00.640 they're accused of doing and what the issue is here is committing perjury in a court to take away

00:15:05.880 someone's children and you just said that's obviously not okay to do according to our moral

00:15:11.040 compass and our ethical guidelines but what we're here to decide is the constitutionality of it and

00:15:15.640 we look to the courts you you mean due process is somehow consistent with a government official

00:15:21.360 introducing perjured testimony and false how is that consistent i mean i hate to get pumped up about

00:15:28.260 this but i'm just i'm just staggered by the claim that people in the shoes of your clients wouldn't be

00:15:33.960 on notice that you can't use perjury and false evidence to take away somebody's children that to me is

00:15:38.780 mind-boggling in and in in criminal proceedings we know this to be true because that no no a criminal

00:15:46.180 proceedings this is it's court it's a court proceeding with a liberty interest a fundamental liberty interest

00:15:52.460 at stake and on the reverse side the state and you're telling us that you're telling us that these

00:15:58.020 officials who do this all the time couldn't be on notice that you can't commit perjury and put in false

00:16:04.220 evidence all this and more on the next episode of america's worst lawyers but that is the thinking

00:16:11.840 now that is what our schools are churning out well that is a construct we're here to decide if that

00:16:18.400 construct even really exists other than in paper um and look at how many times have we seen people

00:16:26.420 commit perjury in front of congress and it doesn't matter anymore this is this is what our education

00:16:35.740 system is pumping out right now and it's only going to get worse unless you prepare right now and you

00:16:44.560 start preparing your kids and educating them on on actual truth there is universal eternal truths

00:16:55.500 lying is against all eternal truths lying to take away someone's children if that attorney knew that

00:17:06.760 that was happening that attorney should be in jail more in just a second this is the best of the glenn

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00:18:30.520 the podcast let's bring in jason buttrill who is uh our chief researcher on the program you know i'm reading

00:18:37.620 a lot about uh john brennan uh and you know i think everybody knows he's a bad guy well everybody but

00:18:45.160 msnbc and cnn um they know he's a bad guy um but you know jason as i was starting to really

00:18:51.880 refresh my memory and and look into uh brennan as where it looks like maybe the department of justice

00:18:59.500 is going to take him on uh and maybe prosecute him for some pretty bad perjury um i i started looking

00:19:09.120 into him and i didn't realize i had completely forgotten he was the guy who was the the main guy that

00:19:14.700 was pushing for torture uh during the war he i mean he couldn't torture enough people and then

00:19:21.600 he actually had a little group that would meet with the president and they would develop the kill list

00:19:27.960 do you remember stew talking about the kill list that that obama was doing you know every week they

00:19:34.540 develop a kill list and it was like what what do you mean a kill who's on the kill list it was john

00:19:40.680 brennan that was doing all of that stuff he's a really really dark dude and you know hopefully

00:19:47.560 we'll actually send him to jail for the things that he allegedly has done besides you know developing

00:19:54.500 the kill list um jason welcome to the program hey thanks glenn i don't you know it depends on

00:20:01.620 i don't know john brennan has been one of the most slippery i don't know how to describe him

00:20:07.860 whether it's like bond villains or actually maybe it's more accurate to call him like a batman

00:20:13.320 villain because like you you remember like in batman you know if like the joker is like connected

00:20:18.960 to the main and that comic or cartoon or if it's the penguin you know that at the end of the comic

00:20:24.460 they're going to get away you're just going to see them in a slide you know all of a sudden in a page

00:20:28.620 where they just slip away because they can't be caught they have to live again you know to be the

00:20:33.380 villain in another comic book that's kind of john brennan and yeah i know i i and i and we are

00:20:38.460 playing the role of a of a of a bond villain as well when it comes to justice our doj is like

00:20:45.100 oh and und we have sharks that are going to eat you we've strapped you to this table but they are 0.90

00:20:52.100 going to start with your shoestrings and then we will leave but before you know it you'll be dead in

00:20:59.280 the belly of a shark and you're like they're not going to eat the the shark it's not going to kill

00:21:03.080 them just shoot them in the head what are you doing stop with the shark thing that's what our 0.66

00:21:08.180 doj is like they just let this guy these guys just get away with murder yeah it's and as you point

00:21:15.140 out with with brennan it goes way way back even before he was confirmed as cia director you know he

00:21:20.820 was one of as you as you outlined he was one of the ones that were like right at the center of the

00:21:25.040 uh enhanced interrogation or torture uh technique uh controversy he uh he always uh you know said

00:21:31.920 oh yeah i was not in the enhanced interrogation techniques air quoted um program but he was one

00:21:40.020 of the guys that was you know defending transferring some of the suspects to countries where you know the

00:21:46.260 the rules are a lot less you know strict than they are here in the united states so you can employ some

00:21:51.500 um yeah but i mean it goes beyond that he he actually you know he he withdrew his name uh you

00:21:58.040 know from being in contention to be cia director because of this but like any batman villain or bond

00:22:04.340 villain decides to run again later in 2013 and he's confirmed by a massive amount he just keeps on

00:22:11.040 slipping through um well how does he get one of the ones let me ask you how did you think he gets this

00:22:17.140 power because he just he does keep slipping through and and you know if i remember right it was dian

00:22:24.360 feinstein that that actually came at him and said you and the cia are spying on uh the committee in uh in

00:22:35.820 the senate and they were investigating the torture uh our enhanced interrogation and he was knee deep

00:22:43.860 maybe neck deep in that and he said we're not spying the cia would never do that this is unthinkable

00:22:51.720 well it turns out yes they were spying and then he never they never pushed for any kind of penalty on

00:22:58.680 him he said well i'm gonna find out who did this and then they're gonna pay nobody paid nobody nothing

00:23:04.580 does he have stuff on on members of the senate in the house is that what is that what's happening here

00:23:11.540 how does he keep getting away with this understanding john brennan in my opinion is

00:23:17.640 understanding how the deep state operates um that example that you just put out there with the senate

00:23:23.580 you know spying on the senate intelligence committee deny deny deny later you it comes out that glenn

00:23:29.320 five cia employees five improperly accessed senate computers five and then finally after a while like

00:23:39.020 months later he's apologizing to the senate intelligence committee you know all but

00:23:45.060 admitting this happened but no resignations no prosecutions this goes on and on and on

00:23:52.120 hang on and then on that same case five years later he writes his uh you know his biography

00:23:59.760 and he talks about how none of that happened so he admits it first he denies it incredible then he's

00:24:06.920 caught that he admits it he says i'm going to take care of it nothing happens time goes by and then

00:24:14.340 he writes a book and he's like all of that none of that happened that was all wrong this guy is just

00:24:20.240 a bond villain yeah it really is and it's the same with the steel dossier you know denying it in front

00:24:28.800 of congress and then you know later now that we're coming out saying oh well you know now we can see that

00:24:34.060 he totally was just it appears like he was just completely lying now we're trying to figure out

00:24:39.160 what he told john durham because maybe we they can get him for you know saying the same statements

00:24:44.260 to john durham if they can then maybe we can go after him but i really don't know i don't know if

00:24:50.000 if the audience really wants to hear this right now but i don't know if it'll make a difference this

00:24:54.980 is how the deep state operates and it's you to understand it and to understand john brin you

00:24:59.900 understand that you know the executive does not really control deep state apparatuses that's not

00:25:05.760 how it works you have multiple people and people that were under john brin in the cia are still there

00:25:10.620 they're still there the deep state controls the deep state apparatus not the executive not congress

00:25:17.180 none of them it is these shady individuals that continue to get away with things

00:25:21.880 we catch them in lies it never really matters i think that if we could actually get some justice

00:25:27.900 on this that john brin can actually you know get you know outed publicly like he has in the past but

00:25:35.440 this time something actually happened then i think that would be a huge step forward and getting rid of

00:25:40.680 some of these people that just linger and secretly pull strings while we're demanding justice so tell me

00:25:47.280 what happened with the um the ica the you know the new report out about the um intelligence community

00:25:57.560 assessment what what is this story all about yeah it's a trade craft uh it's a cia trade craft review

00:26:04.600 and it looks what does that what does that mean a trade craft review it's kind of a sexy way of just

00:26:10.860 saying how did we you know operate you know from this time to this time period and uh it it it points

00:26:17.740 out you know how things like to say it pointed out and part of it how things like the steel dossier

00:26:24.340 ended up getting included into you know the whole russi gate scandal and it's it's it looks very very

00:26:32.480 clear that you know that should not have unverified intelligence should not have gotten as far as the

00:26:37.500 president's desk it should not have done it and even if it had then it should have been you know

00:26:42.180 heavily caveated showing that this is just opposition research bullcrap well it didn't and if you if you if

00:26:48.780 you look at it very very specifically it shows that you know if you are let's say a bond villain or a

00:26:55.940 batman villain and you really really want this damaging information that's just opposition

00:27:01.500 research to somehow make it into the halls of the white house and then knowing that that's going to

00:27:07.080 get leaked down to the media they they perfected you know this guy's perfected this kind of operation

00:27:12.080 they know exactly what they're doing who would be responsible for doing it why would they be doing

00:27:16.780 it and it would be for election interference and then that's allegedly what john brennan was actually

00:27:23.120 doing that's what it looks like he was doing so now we've even got you know the the you know the

00:27:27.960 intelligence community assessment showing that this is probably what happened with that information

00:27:32.120 and with now being able to go back to people like john durham or looking exactly what statements were made

00:27:37.920 to him so that we can fit them into the statute of limitations or before it runs out

00:27:42.460 that which is in the middle of august which really pisses me off it's another thing like the

00:27:48.120 you know the the uh debt ceiling oh we you know we've had all these years to fix it but now we got

00:27:54.920 to fix it tonight and then it's never fixed i mean i'm telling you this is this is not going to be good

00:28:02.880 you know this this um epstein thing is not going to go away it's just not going to go away and i'm sorry

00:28:11.880 but i think the president is on the wrong side on this um and i'm not assigning any kind of reason

00:28:18.780 for it but he wants it just to go away and i have my belief i expressed them yesterday it's about intel

00:28:25.900 again but you can't keep stacking these things up you just can't john brennan is a known bad guy

00:28:34.840 russiagate you would think that donald trump would be all over this because it affected his life so much

00:28:40.720 this guy is a very very very bad guy and both sides of the aisle know it and for some reason

00:28:47.020 nobody can ever do anything about john brennan he's got to be investigated and prosecuted if that's where

00:28:55.340 the evidence leads but you can't just walk away if the if the statute of limitations runs out on this

00:29:01.560 guy i think i think you got another chink in the armor a big one yeah yeah and you know not just 0.96

00:29:10.700 him i mean i would go a lot further and say who were the people that were directly under underneath

00:29:16.260 them who were his subordinates who were their subordinates how many of them had knowledge of

00:29:20.620 this because you know when you what we're really talking about is you know this is how the deep

00:29:25.420 state operates this is how things happen you know outside you know the wishes of the president you know

00:29:31.320 the executive or even congress this is how you know this is how outside this is how justice and how

00:29:36.640 operations work you know from people that are not elected people that we did not give a mandate to

00:29:41.700 this is how this operates you have to root out every single one of them identify them have them stand in

00:29:48.640 front of justice and see if we can just finally start to whittle this thing away if we do not

00:29:54.480 then the future does not look great for what we want for this country oh i'm telling you it's everywhere

00:30:01.720 you know uh kevin o'connor he's the the white house physician for biden the the testimony that he

00:30:08.740 gave well fine you know give him give him immunity give him immunity i don't want to know about you know

00:30:15.620 the private conversations you know about his health although i think that is really important we're

00:30:21.600 talking about the president of the united states he's not just a private citizen he's property you know

00:30:26.400 the president can't say if the secret service says sir you're not going in that room the president

00:30:32.780 no longer has the right to say i'm going in that room sorry while you're president it's almost as if

00:30:40.080 you're property of the united states of america and you don't have control over your own person in many

00:30:46.720 ways uh i'm sorry but you know the uh physician uh client or physician uh patient uh confidentiality

00:30:56.940 i'm not sure that exists when you're president of the united states but uh there's no reason why you

00:31:03.580 shouldn't give this guy immunity and then say okay who said what were you ever told to lie i'm not sure

00:31:12.440 you're going to get the truth out of this guy um because he is a he's a biden guy through and

00:31:18.880 through um but people should start going to jail on that i'm just i'm so sick and tired of these

00:31:24.520 investigations that start to show promise and then nothing happens nothing it's been 20 years of

00:31:32.640 investigations and no one goes to jail it's been 20 years of riots on the streets you know people burning

00:31:41.700 cities down people you know looting uh stores destroying our economy destroying the safety

00:31:48.060 in our city and no one goes to jail uh president trump has got to start sending some big big messages

00:31:58.480 and he is on so many fronts but this one cannot escape his view he's got to be on this one all right

00:32:07.060 jason thank you very much this is the best of the glenn beck program

00:32:13.940 all right let me go through uh go through some of the things first of all stew

00:32:20.100 what do you think what do you think the movie superman is it worth trying or should we wait until

00:32:27.180 next week i mean i have no reason to rush out and see it beforehand i have seen a decent amount of

00:32:34.340 reviews on it and it feels from regular people from regular people um not as much i would say more

00:32:42.400 of like yeah uh more sane critics um okay you know like for example uh i saw a bunch of posts yesterday

00:32:51.060 from a friend of ours uh jean carlo sopo um we haven't talked to him in a while but he's been he's been

00:32:56.560 doing some movie reviews as part of his writing and um he was like yeah it was it wasn't this woke

00:33:03.540 nightmare that everyone's saying it might be like he was i mean is that sabotage was somebody trying

00:33:09.420 to sabotage this movie you know because i mean it was it's it's like they were promoting it like

00:33:15.460 it was snow white all over again yeah did you not learn this lesson hollywood nobody wants to hear

00:33:21.460 that from you i don't know if it was i mean there was it's interesting i don't know if it was a and

00:33:26.200 some intentional thing they did like you know was it right or was it just an actor going way off script

00:33:35.080 and it was and it was really started with the the director right wasn't it james gunn with the first

00:33:39.920 segment where he was saying hey this is politics it is a political film of you know it's about a guy

00:33:45.880 who's an immigrant and comes here from another place and of course it's political that was the first

00:33:51.220 thing i heard and you'd think of anyone who would know to be careful to how about how you phrase

00:33:57.300 things it would be james gunn who's basically canceled earlier in his career for making uh you

00:34:03.480 know very uh you know offensive uh jokes uh on twitter um and lost the guardians of the galaxy

00:34:10.960 franchise at least for a time um and you think just pb okay let's make sure this is about the movie

00:34:17.840 and i'm we're not doing anything that's going to ruin the promotion of this then since then there

00:34:22.280 have been i think his brothers uh said something other people involved in the movie have said

00:34:26.840 something there was also uh what would turn out to be a a false uh internet rumor that was going

00:34:33.040 around saying that they had changed the truth justice in the american way to truth justin in the

00:34:38.660 in the human way which apparently is not true well remember the last time they did superman

00:34:44.540 they already had changed that it was just truth and justice there was no american way right i think

00:34:49.460 it's remember that back to the american way now i i think that'd be great um yeah and right you know

00:34:54.560 i've seen some stuff about what what happens in the movie certainly seems like superman likes america

00:35:01.440 in the movie uh from what i've heard um so that sounds good so i mean i am not a fan of these movies

00:35:07.540 i'm not a fan of superhero movies i don't really care honestly um but it is from what i've heard

00:35:14.360 it's not a great movie but it's also not a woke you know paradise either did you see f1 i haven't yet

00:35:23.400 does that is that really good oh oh my gosh oh my gosh i really want to see it oh you know what um

00:35:32.240 we should try to go see it next week together let's go see it in imax oh yeah it is it is it's

00:35:38.420 remarkable it feels like you are actually driving the car at times one of the drivers who's that kid

00:35:45.200 that's driving not for mercedes now but uh i can't remember um but uh he said it is the closest thing

00:35:52.560 to actually driving in an f1 race and it's a great storyline it's one of those you know you root for

00:36:00.180 the underdog um you know brad pitt is completely his character is completely likable you're just

00:36:06.600 really and it's a good message too i mean it's not a message movie but it's a good message in it

00:36:11.520 uh as well and it's it's just really good if you liked um uh ford versus ferrari you're gonna love

00:36:20.280 this movie i'm really into race car movies uh and uh i think this is the best race car movie i've ever

00:36:27.220 seen really it's really good yeah it's really good wow it's really really really really really

00:36:31.700 good made 120 million dollars so far in theaters did much better internationally than most american

00:36:39.680 releases 180 americans are more into nascar than f1 yeah f1 it's funny because you know as you know

00:36:46.300 glenn i like sports i watch a lot of sports i take in a lot of sports content i i have i have i have less

00:36:52.420 knowledge about f1 than you do about almost any sport like i don't know anything about it like i

00:36:58.640 didn't watch the documentaries that seems to be the real reason though why there's this increased

00:37:02.360 interest documentary yeah they're good great that series is really good yeah really good and you

00:37:08.960 really start to understand you're like holy cow and when you when you understand these cars

00:37:13.880 and how precise they are yeah i mean it it's it's really really nuts i'd love to go over to

00:37:22.440 lamon is at f1 isn't it now yeah isn't it um you don't know what am i asking i really don't know

00:37:30.400 i have no idea i i won't be like a sports question about boxing or baseball i won't be like you and try

00:37:37.020 to make some complicated analogy involving politics and f1 right now i won't even attempt it because i know

00:37:42.560 i don't know anything about it so this is a lesson for you glenn right right yeah well no i mean i

00:37:47.520 think i've been pretty good on my analogies i wasn't so good i wasn't so good and i'm yeah i've

00:37:53.400 improved it's not good but i have improved now you've gone from like you know why i because i don't give

00:38:00.380 up i keep trying stew i'm not like you i'm not a quitter i keep trying i mean ask beto o'rourke

00:38:06.180 sometimes it's worth giving up you know sometimes it's the right decision yeah um i saw something um

00:38:16.420 a trailer for lucky larry's preposterous plan by timeline junkie films and i'm not sure if this was

00:38:26.780 done by ai or not um it is such evil propaganda but it is i mean it's evil because i think it's going to

00:38:35.080 be extraordinarily effective look at the watch this trailer stew watch this 1.5 billion well now

00:38:42.540 that's just insane these are trying to pluck my eyes out have you talked to rudy yet rudy was the

00:38:48.140 one who told me that's the price i mean what do you want me to say it's 1.5 it's just what it is

00:38:52.780 this is just when big things move all parties have to be mutually uh you know well it goes without

00:38:59.800 saying somebody is incredibly miffed you made that deal my guys told me 150 million tops if i can't

00:39:05.640 get that out of those walls for less than 1.5 billion i'm fakakta you understand i never should

00:39:11.340 have listened to you i never told you to buy two towers of babble filled with asbestos nothing in

00:39:15.700 new york real estate is that easy you weren't buying a deli i don't have 1.5 i need that out of

00:39:21.360 the walls or i need those buildings which i told you is never going to happen the demolition will

00:39:25.480 probably cost more than it did to build the thing see fakakta at this point it costs less to get

00:39:30.420 someone to fly planes into the building and collect the insurance for that you'd need terrorism

00:39:37.340 insurance i'll call you back deborah i'm right here sir oh i need you to find out what kind of

00:39:47.600 terrorism insurance we've got on those pieces towers

00:39:50.160 this thing is this is i mean look how well done that is and that would that would appeal to people

00:40:02.320 like my son who are young and uh you know it's just a different way of doing a documentary uh if

00:40:09.460 this is ai it's even more frightening because that can be done by anybody now with any crazy idea

00:40:16.200 uh i think and uh almost definitely ai right i mean right i thought i thought for sure it was

00:40:22.640 yeah it certainly seems like it's ai um yeah but again and the point of that if it was a little hard

00:40:27.940 to understand but basically they're you know it's this they're saying 9 1 9 11 was not real and you

00:40:34.360 know it was an inside no they said it was real it was it was because of an inside job because there

00:40:38.820 was asbestos in the walls of the world trade center and so the owner was like i'm not gonna be able

00:40:44.300 to afford this this is crazy it's gonna cost us more than the buildings themselves you know let's

00:40:49.800 fly buildings in and collect insurance i mean it's really evil these theories it was because he had

00:40:57.400 asbestos he was like so concerned about the asbestos in the wall that he killed thousands of people like

00:41:03.900 it's so i everyone it's so easy to apply these terrible uh motivations to other people isn't it

00:41:12.320 it's so easy to do it's just like you just look well what if they're the worst person and all they

00:41:16.900 want to do is kill everyone all the time it makes every every little part of the of to explain the

00:41:22.780 world so much easier it really does uh except you except you have to forget about who did blow up the

00:41:33.680 world trade centers when you look at the world trade center and who was that that was osama bin laden

00:41:41.160 and that group not you know him per se um but those people are still trying to destroy us and you're

00:41:51.560 focused on this really i mean it is the the propaganda that is now uh out on and against america is

00:42:01.600 really overwhelming i mean how do you grow up today and actually believe in america

00:42:07.180 how do you do that you have to find a place that will uh actually give you the truth about it and

00:42:14.900 that's that's really really hard you know i know it's one of the things you're very highly concerned

00:42:19.860 with right now and is one of the reasons why you're building what you're building i mean it

00:42:25.340 if you can't find this information and we're like when the people who are highly entertaining

00:42:32.100 and engaging people are giving it to you in formats like that uh or on the conspiracy sort of side or

00:42:39.700 just uh the typical hollywood anti-american slop that they churn out man it's it's it's a it's an

00:42:48.020 uphill battle and you you wonder why what was that chart we did we did that um poll the other day

00:42:53.180 where since you know basically the mid 2010s democrats have gone from 80 percent being proud

00:43:01.040 to be american to 36 basically i mean that doesn't yeah that doesn't happen just naturally no you don't

00:43:09.840 you don't fall like that naturally there's no way i mean that is that's carefully groomed you've been

00:43:16.880 carefully groomed and and and it's getting to the point listen to this it's cut uh i think it's 11

00:43:21.700 from canada uh where uh the royal canadian mounted police staff sergeant says in an interview with

00:43:30.260 canadian news channel that um that someone who believed in gender uh in equal gender rights

00:43:38.340 but then veers towards traditional values well listen to what she says what they're saying on a subject

00:43:46.460 like becoming more extremist like and um if someone you know was very um uh believed in equal

00:43:55.360 gender rights but all of a sudden are leaning towards like traditional values and that might be a sign 0.98

00:44:02.000 that uh they're becoming more extremist more extreme this is this is a cop this is i mean this

00:44:11.400 is a spokesperson for the royal mounted police uh and you're becoming extremist if you're starting

00:44:22.420 to go you know what i i think the traditional values that that is just a total turning of everything

00:44:28.400 upside down now listen to the president of the american academy of pediatrics uh on cnn listen to this

00:44:36.700 cut 12 for us this isn't just about covid vaccine this is sowing doubt in families minds about all

00:44:44.640 the vaccines and vaccine delivery a colleague of mine told me the other day that a patient shared

00:44:50.200 with her i trust you but i no longer trust vaccines and we need our leaders and everyone who has any

00:44:58.200 interest in public health to be giving a clear message that vaccines are safe and it is how we

00:45:04.440 protect our communities we need to get everyone making sure that they're confidently recommending

00:45:09.640 patients get vaccinated as a way to protect their health and their community's health now listen to

00:45:16.780 that listen to that without addressing why people they're blaming it on rfk people have been anti-vaxxers

00:45:23.940 for a very long time i don't know that's not new okay um why did suddenly everybody go uh vaccines are

00:45:31.440 bad and i don't trust the vaccine and i don't trust the vaccine companies and i don't trust my doctors

00:45:36.700 per se or the the federal government to tell me what to put into my body because they just forced you to

00:45:43.700 put in a vaccine and they lied about it and then none of them came out and said hey you know what we're

00:45:49.480 really sorry we we we just we didn't know this you know and we're gonna go put those people in jail or we're gonna

00:45:57.300 we're gonna make sure those people aren't in charge of any of the vaccine stuff so they deny

00:46:02.760 the very facts that led people to go i don't trust any of you guys anymore

00:46:07.800 and what do they say we just need more propaganda we just need people to be very we need to shut people

00:46:17.160 like rfk up and we need people just to toe the party line and everybody say no vaccines are good

00:46:24.420 i think vaccines are great i think vaccines have saved millions of people but i don't trust the

00:46:31.820 vaccine i don't trust the people who are making them i'm not going to trust them blindly you know

00:46:36.780 before it was like hey you know this has got some side effects yeah yeah yeah now you come up with

00:46:42.000 something new um no i i'd like to see that trial i'd like to really dig into that now and it's not

00:46:47.940 because i don't trust vaccines i don't trust the people who are making them and i don't trust the

00:46:53.820 people that are pushing them i think it's healthy to be a little skeptical but what are the people

00:47:00.720 pushing all this stuff uh doing they're saying you can't be skeptical well that's not going to help

00:47:06.760 on trust fix the problem that caused most of that and that is you forced people to take something

00:47:15.420 that you lied about fix that and you'll fix a lot of the arrest of the problem with vaccines

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