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00:00:00.000 Welcome to the podcast. It is Stu. Glenn is here today talking about a lot of stuff, including Bernie Sanders praising the incredible economic miracle of Chinese capitalism.

00:00:12.080 I don't think he meant to do that, but he pretty much did it. We talk about the bizarre shirt Glenn was wearing today.

00:00:18.120 And I know this is a visual thing, but man, I don't even know how to explain it. You just have to hear it.

00:00:23.360 We also have the updates on the debates. Today is the last day for Democrats to get into the next round of debates.

00:00:30.460 We'll tell you who's going to make it, who's not. And we'll get into that as well.

00:00:34.300 Glenn goes into modern monetary theory. This is the idea that you can just kind of print your way out of anything.

00:00:40.860 And we go into the details on how bad that actually would be for our society.

00:00:45.460 And Ilhan Omar is in the news. Her relationship issues are significant.

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00:01:36.120 Here's Bernie Sanders, audio of Bernie Sanders yesterday, trying to praise communist China.

00:01:44.680 But what we have to say about China, in fairness to China and its leadership,

00:01:50.040 is if I'm not mistaken, they have made more progress in addressing extreme poverty

00:01:54.780 than any country in the history of civilization.

00:01:58.500 Okay, Bernie, I think you, I do not think those words mean what you think it means.

00:02:10.200 What he didn't talk about was that it is the free market principle that China's started to enact

00:02:18.740 that they got from us.

00:02:21.920 It wasn't communism.

00:02:23.180 Never before in history have so many people escaped poverty in such a short time in the past decades in China.

00:02:31.160 Okay, according to the official World Bank figures,

00:02:34.480 the percentage of extremely poor people in China in 1981 was 88.3%.

00:02:41.280 By 2015, only 0.7% of the Chinese population was living in extreme poverty.

00:02:48.920 Now, wait a minute.

00:02:52.740 Poor people in China fell from 878 million people to less than 10 million people since 1981.

00:03:02.260 Now, what happened?

00:03:04.880 What happened?

00:03:07.020 Well, under Mao, the state had, you know, an omnipotent grip over China's economy.

00:03:13.900 What happened over the last few decades can be summed up in a couple of sentences.

00:03:18.920 China embraced the tenets of a free market economic system.

00:03:24.880 It introduced private ownership, gradually reduced the influence of the once all-powerful state

00:03:31.000 over the Chinese economy.

00:03:33.280 Now, they're still communists and is still state-controlled, much of it.

00:03:39.220 But you also have these independent companies, these companies that are not collapsing.

00:03:46.920 These companies that are run by the state are collapsing, as we pointed out earlier this week.

00:03:53.220 China had to print $50 trillion.

00:03:58.960 $50 trillion.

00:04:00.400 Half of that went right to these state-owned companies that are dying.

00:04:07.360 The state still plays a major role, but it is.

00:04:12.440 It's free market capitalism.

00:04:16.200 After the death of Mao.

00:04:20.720 And the death of communism.

00:04:24.860 Let me give you this story, Bernie.

00:04:26.440 Here's another story for you.

00:04:30.120 Tell me if this sounds like communism or a celebration of capitalism.

00:04:37.920 Quoting the story.

00:04:40.200 It was no surprise that the crowds at China's first Costco location would be big.

00:04:46.080 But the company wasn't prepared for this.

00:04:49.120 The photos of the opening of the Shanghai location of Costco painted a clear picture of the reports

00:04:57.540 coming out of China, which said that a deluge of shoppers clogged up parts of the store

00:05:02.500 and built up traffic on roads right outside of Costco, resulting in a three-hour wait for a parking space.

00:05:12.640 Shoppers crowded the meat department, which included the Costco rotisserie chicken and the food court.

00:05:21.900 Elbows and arms were thrown in every direction as customers attempted to pick up various items.

00:05:27.860 The sheer amount of people forced the store to shut down hours early.

00:05:34.460 And a text message to members reportedly read, in part,

00:05:38.520 to provide you with better shopping experience, Costco will suspend business in the afternoon.

00:05:46.000 Please don't come.

00:05:49.440 Now, why were they there?

00:05:52.780 Well, the deep discounts that a Costco membership gives you.

00:05:59.800 This is something spectacular in China.

00:06:02.740 The usual items offered to first-time customers at the Shanghai location had discounts also on other luxury items.

00:06:12.580 The South China Morning Post reported that you could get Prada tote bags and MCM leather backpacks.

00:06:19.480 There is also reportedly an Hermes super popular Birkin bag available.

00:06:25.540 We don't know the prices of it.

00:06:27.220 Even if you did manage to get a big-ticket item or even something smaller on a smaller scale, such as food,

00:06:35.460 checkout was a nightmare.

00:06:37.060 If you managed to wait the three-hour wait to get a parking space,

00:06:43.100 when you got the parking space,

00:06:46.900 you were warned that it could take two hours just to check out.

00:06:52.840 All in all, Costco managed to stay open until 1.40 p.m.,

00:07:00.580 five hours after it first opened.

00:07:04.460 Now, it's a Costco.

00:07:09.080 We have them everywhere.

00:07:11.780 They're great, but are you waiting five hours to buy something at Costco?

00:07:18.600 No, no.

00:07:22.780 So is it communism, Bernie,

00:07:25.660 that has everybody excited and is lifting people out of poverty?

00:07:30.160 And if it's communism,

00:07:32.860 how come it didn't work under Mao?

00:07:37.620 What changed?

00:07:39.340 Oh, these people are crazy.

00:07:44.920 Truly, truly crazy.

00:07:49.080 You know, there are times,

00:07:50.940 there are a few days that I can recall

00:07:53.620 in every broadcaster's life,

00:07:57.520 there's a few days where you're like,

00:08:00.120 wow, really?

00:08:01.640 I mean, things happen that are so crazy,

00:08:05.760 you can't believe you have to tell the American people about them.

00:08:11.200 Let me give you one.

00:08:12.980 This week,

00:08:14.640 while listening to Barack Obama

00:08:17.580 talk about the dangers of a rising ocean

00:08:21.040 due to climate change,

00:08:24.400 you're listening to maybe his clips

00:08:27.620 or you're lucky enough to be able to get online

00:08:30.540 and listen to his speech,

00:08:32.480 while he's giving that speech,

00:08:35.500 it's announced that he bought

00:08:37.120 a $14 million beachfront home

00:08:41.140 on Martha's Vineyard.

00:08:43.280 Now, I don't know if you have

00:08:45.360 an awful lot of credibility

00:08:46.780 if you were giving a speech

00:08:49.520 about how all of our beaches

00:08:51.020 are going to go away

00:08:52.240 and there's flooding coming

00:08:53.800 and all of the islands will be gone

00:08:56.260 and that day,

00:08:58.520 you're buying a $14 million beachfront home.

00:09:02.800 That's one of those days

00:09:04.000 that you're like,

00:09:04.840 I can't believe I'm,

00:09:06.360 I can't believe I have to say this.

00:09:08.160 I can't believe there are some people out there

00:09:09.660 who are like,

00:09:10.120 whoa, no, wait a minute.

00:09:11.640 How about this one?

00:09:17.380 A day in the life of a broadcaster

00:09:18.940 where you have to say,

00:09:20.680 hey, by the way,

00:09:22.360 I'm just going to let you know that,

00:09:24.540 yeah, Hillary Clinton

00:09:25.580 kept a private email server

00:09:28.160 with classified government documents

00:09:29.960 in a closet in her bathroom

00:09:31.680 for more than five years.

00:09:35.100 She wipes all the hard drives

00:09:37.380 while under investigation

00:09:38.900 and this week it also looks like

00:09:42.160 the FBI knew about

00:09:44.440 this huge stack

00:09:46.500 of really, really vital documents

00:09:49.420 and they didn't look through any of them.

00:09:53.560 That's when you look back

00:09:54.700 and you're like,

00:09:55.480 wow, Bernie Sanders

00:09:57.500 praising China,

00:10:00.880 talking about how they're lifting people

00:10:03.720 out of poverty

00:10:05.500 while they are building

00:10:07.380 concentration camps.

00:10:10.760 Really, dude?

00:10:11.600 Are you serious?

00:10:13.900 Today is truly one of those days.

00:10:17.140 This week we've been focused

00:10:18.240 on key economic issues.

00:10:20.260 Hour two all week

00:10:21.740 we've been explaining

00:10:22.720 what is happening,

00:10:24.120 what is coming,

00:10:25.400 using common language,

00:10:27.280 not talking,

00:10:28.340 trying not to talk over people's heads,

00:10:31.140 trying to make everything understandable

00:10:32.660 because no one on TV will.

00:10:36.500 Monday we looked at the

00:10:37.780 economic system,

00:10:39.680 the situation in which

00:10:40.900 we find ourselves,

00:10:42.700 the long daisy chain

00:10:44.280 of crazy progressive ideas

00:10:46.240 that have been going on

00:10:46.960 for a hundred years.

00:10:48.160 Who is wrecking the economy?

00:10:50.920 Well, the answer was all of us.

00:10:53.760 We looked at the trade war

00:10:55.180 with China.

00:10:55.920 We reviewed the fact that

00:10:57.100 China has created 1.00

00:10:58.140 more than $50 trillion

00:10:59.660 in off-balance-sheet currency,

00:11:03.100 using more than half of that

00:11:05.100 to buy up U.S.

00:11:06.320 and Western nation equities.

00:11:07.800 In other words,

00:11:08.560 they've taken about $15 trillion

00:11:10.280 and put it into our stock market.

00:11:12.640 You want to talk about

00:11:13.300 a death spiral?

00:11:17.500 Yesterday we took a deep dive

00:11:19.460 in recessions.

00:11:21.540 We told you how government intervention

00:11:23.480 to prevent or reverse recessions

00:11:26.300 creates distortions in the economy.

00:11:28.760 Today, wow, we're going to take a look

00:11:32.200 at a leading proposal

00:11:33.280 for financial policies

00:11:35.180 that is happening right now

00:11:37.660 in Washington.

00:11:38.620 And when you hear it,

00:11:39.720 it's one of those days

00:11:41.180 for a broadcaster

00:11:42.260 where I can't believe

00:11:44.120 I actually have to explain

00:11:46.200 to the nation

00:11:46.940 why just unlimited printing of money

00:11:51.420 with nothing to back it up

00:11:53.960 is a bad idea.

00:11:56.680 Bernie Sanders,

00:11:57.680 Elizabeth Warren,

00:11:59.620 The Squad,

00:12:01.340 Bob Francis O'Rourke,

00:12:03.460 all of them

00:12:04.260 are now saying

00:12:06.080 we can do that

00:12:07.100 and they're calling it

00:12:07.980 a modern monetary theory.

00:12:10.260 It's not a theory.

00:12:13.220 And I'll explain

00:12:14.520 at the top

00:12:15.160 of hour number two,

00:12:16.780 the next hour

00:12:17.580 on this broadcast,

00:12:18.780 you don't want to miss it.

00:12:20.520 But I want to go to

00:12:22.900 I want to go to a story

00:12:25.760 where you are seeing them

00:12:27.520 this one from

00:12:28.080 The Washington Post today

00:12:29.360 where you are seeing

00:12:30.660 these candidates

00:12:31.380 now say

00:12:32.360 we can print

00:12:33.680 unlimited numbers

00:12:35.160 of cash

00:12:35.660 because

00:12:35.980 we want to

00:12:37.800 promise everybody

00:12:38.980 certain things.

00:12:40.580 And as I was reading

00:12:41.700 this story

00:12:42.140 in The Washington Post today,

00:12:43.300 I thought,

00:12:44.100 hmm,

00:12:44.460 I've seen someplace else

00:12:45.980 that guaranteed

00:12:47.420 those other things.

00:12:50.080 And I looked at

00:12:50.980 one of the producers

00:12:51.600 and I said,

00:12:52.260 could you print

00:12:52.960 the Soviet Constitution

00:12:54.660 out for me?

00:12:55.580 Because I think

00:12:56.140 that's where it was.

00:12:58.080 Wait until I read

00:12:59.600 the Soviet Constitution

00:13:00.860 to you

00:13:01.540 or parts of it.

00:13:04.040 Even if you've read it

00:13:05.400 in the past,

00:13:06.240 you won't believe

00:13:07.760 how close

00:13:09.520 the Democrats are

00:13:10.880 to quoting

00:13:12.280 the Soviet Constitution.

00:13:14.880 That's how far

00:13:17.520 we've come.

00:13:18.940 All right.

00:13:19.420 I want to talk to you.

00:13:20.900 Let me start

00:13:21.440 with Bernie Sanders again.

00:13:22.640 Now, this is a story

00:13:23.580 from The Washington Post.

00:13:26.160 Washington Post,

00:13:27.220 2020 Democrats

00:13:28.340 have embraced

00:13:29.080 seemingly

00:13:30.080 every big

00:13:31.560 left-wing

00:13:32.280 economic idea

00:13:33.480 except this one.

00:13:36.520 Now, we explain.

00:13:38.100 Bernie Sanders

00:13:38.820 says,

00:13:39.620 every American

00:13:40.320 should be concerned

00:13:41.280 about the rising

00:13:42.460 federal deficit.

00:13:43.380 Do you think

00:13:44.720 he means that?

00:13:46.860 Because I don't.

00:13:48.760 I don't think

00:13:49.240 he means that

00:13:49.980 at all.

00:13:51.640 Elizabeth Warren

00:13:52.660 has detailed

00:13:53.860 how she would

00:13:54.420 raise enough

00:13:55.120 new tax revenue

00:13:56.180 to pay for her

00:13:57.420 proposals

00:13:57.980 for universal

00:13:59.100 child care

00:13:59.920 and free college

00:14:01.720 for everyone.

00:14:03.180 Do you think

00:14:04.440 she cares

00:14:05.120 about the deficit

00:14:05.980 more than

00:14:07.120 Bernie Sanders

00:14:07.880 but not enough

00:14:10.500 to stop her

00:14:11.460 from these

00:14:11.900 crazy proposals?

00:14:13.380 long-shot

00:14:14.860 candidate

00:14:15.380 Andrew Yang

00:14:16.280 who perhaps

00:14:17.140 is best known

00:14:18.020 for the memes

00:14:19.780 around his candidacy

00:14:21.160 has called

00:14:21.880 for a broad-based

00:14:23.200 consumption tax

00:14:24.620 to finance

00:14:25.680 his signature

00:14:26.620 issue

00:14:27.120 of universal

00:14:28.700 basic income.

00:14:30.860 In a Democratic

00:14:31.840 presidential primary

00:14:32.940 says the

00:14:33.680 Washington Post

00:14:34.420 where candidates

00:14:35.380 have championed

00:14:36.300 many ideas

00:14:37.120 once relegated

00:14:38.100 to the far left

00:14:39.260 of American politics

00:14:40.520 a federal

00:14:42.320 jobs guarantee

00:14:43.500 forgiveness

00:14:44.760 of student debt

00:14:46.120 reparations

00:14:47.580 for the descendants

00:14:48.520 of slaves

00:14:49.580 there is one

00:14:50.860 left-wing

00:14:51.760 economic position

00:14:53.060 that no one

00:14:54.300 has espoused

00:14:55.280 and that is

00:14:56.160 the idea

00:14:56.780 of modern

00:14:57.900 monetary theory.

00:14:59.140 okay

00:15:01.080 that's not

00:15:02.540 true

00:15:03.200 Washington Post

00:15:04.380 it argues

00:15:05.420 that the U.S.

00:15:06.120 government

00:15:06.400 can never

00:15:07.380 go bankrupt

00:15:08.180 and therefore

00:15:09.340 does not need

00:15:10.460 to raise tax

00:15:11.440 revenue

00:15:11.900 to fund

00:15:12.940 new spending

00:15:13.720 initiatives

00:15:14.480 MMT supporters 0.95

00:15:16.120 say it's a mistake

00:15:17.400 to push for

00:15:18.180 lower deficits

00:15:19.140 because that

00:15:20.200 risks contracting

00:15:21.280 spending

00:15:22.100 and as a result

00:15:23.300 slowing economic

00:15:24.460 growth

00:15:24.920 so what

00:15:25.740 they want

00:15:26.260 to do

00:15:26.740 is they

00:15:27.960 they want

00:15:29.300 to make sure

00:15:30.140 that you

00:15:30.800 have

00:15:31.340 you never

00:15:33.180 have a recession

00:15:34.080 you never

00:15:35.040 have a problem

00:15:35.760 with anything

00:15:36.820 like losing

00:15:38.620 your job

00:15:39.240 because

00:15:39.620 the government

00:15:40.940 will just

00:15:41.820 keep things

00:15:42.780 going

00:15:43.300 now I want

00:15:45.400 to go through

00:15:45.840 some of their

00:15:46.320 proposals

00:15:46.860 and next hour

00:15:47.760 I'm going to

00:15:48.080 show you

00:15:48.500 where they are

00:15:49.120 quoting

00:15:49.600 the modern

00:15:51.560 monetary

00:15:51.940 theory

00:15:52.560 so the

00:15:53.320 Washington Post

00:15:54.060 doesn't know

00:15:54.600 its ass 0.99

00:15:55.060 from its

00:15:55.460 elbow

00:15:55.820 on this

00:15:56.600 because I

00:15:57.500 can find

00:15:58.020 the quote

00:15:58.480 in one

00:15:59.300 Google search

00:16:00.280 Google

00:16:01.400 hasn't

00:16:02.080 trapped us

00:16:02.860 out of that

00:16:03.460 information

00:16:04.020 yet

00:16:04.620 so

00:16:06.120 they are

00:16:08.100 proposing

00:16:08.620 this

00:16:09.060 but I want

00:16:10.020 to show

00:16:10.380 you what

00:16:10.820 they're proposing

00:16:11.420 it for

00:16:12.240 and then

00:16:14.160 I think

00:16:15.400 we should

00:16:15.760 compare it

00:16:16.320 to the

00:16:16.620 Soviet Union

00:16:17.400 now

00:16:18.220 let me

00:16:19.300 just give

00:16:19.780 you

00:16:20.140 a

00:16:21.740 universal

00:16:23.620 truth

00:16:24.920 okay

00:16:25.560 it's

00:16:25.860 it's

00:16:26.200 not a

00:16:26.720 theory

00:16:26.980 it's

00:16:27.380 truth

00:16:28.080 we've

00:16:31.020 talked

00:16:31.280 about

00:16:31.720 Kondrakiev

00:16:32.720 I think

00:16:33.480 that's how

00:16:33.800 you pronounce

00:16:34.200 his name

00:16:34.680 he was

00:16:35.820 he was

00:16:36.780 Stalin's

00:16:37.960 economic

00:16:39.220 advisor

00:16:39.940 and Stalin

00:16:41.460 said

00:16:42.020 hey

00:16:42.640 which is

00:16:43.120 better

00:16:43.520 capitalism

00:16:44.760 or

00:16:45.160 communism

00:16:45.680 now

00:16:46.900 I know

00:16:47.880 what to

00:16:48.440 say to

00:16:49.020 Stalin 0.57

00:16:49.380 oh

00:16:49.980 communism

00:16:50.600 sir

00:16:51.140 he thought

00:16:53.140 Stalin 0.57

00:16:53.560 was looking

00:16:54.000 for an

00:16:54.360 honest

00:16:54.700 answer

00:16:55.140 so he

00:16:56.160 goes back

00:16:56.760 he takes

00:16:57.120 several months

00:16:57.720 and he

00:16:57.940 comes up

00:16:58.320 with what's

00:16:58.940 called now

00:16:59.500 the

00:16:59.780 Kondrakiev

00:17:00.800 wave

00:17:01.260 which

00:17:01.960 is

00:17:02.820 there is

00:17:03.560 a

00:17:03.840 spring

00:17:04.560 where

00:17:05.100 green

00:17:05.520 shoots

00:17:05.920 new

00:17:06.220 ideas

00:17:06.840 sprout

00:17:07.420 up

00:17:07.740 and then

00:17:08.320 they start

00:17:08.780 to create

00:17:09.240 this great

00:17:09.960 economy

00:17:10.480 and then

00:17:10.940 we get

00:17:11.260 into

00:17:11.440 summer

00:17:11.940 where

00:17:12.240 everybody

00:17:12.500 thinks

00:17:12.860 it can

00:17:13.200 never

00:17:13.620 end

00:17:13.980 and then

00:17:14.620 fall

00:17:15.060 comes

00:17:15.660 and everybody

00:17:16.720 starts saying

00:17:17.300 wait

00:17:17.560 we gotta

00:17:17.880 bail

00:17:19.380 he said

00:17:19.680 but capitalism

00:17:20.420 doesn't

00:17:21.280 the

00:17:21.920 Soviet

00:17:22.200 Union

00:17:22.620 bails

00:17:23.080 everybody

00:17:23.480 out

00:17:23.840 and so

00:17:24.200 they

00:17:24.440 let the

00:17:25.340 failures

00:17:26.260 fester

00:17:27.160 and eventually

00:17:27.960 it sucks

00:17:29.140 everything

00:17:30.060 down

00:17:30.620 where you

00:17:31.700 just have

00:17:32.080 to realize

00:17:32.700 fall and

00:17:33.500 winter

00:17:33.780 are part

00:17:34.180 of the

00:17:34.420 cycle

00:17:34.760 which will

00:17:35.420 lead to

00:17:35.940 spring

00:17:36.440 all that

00:17:37.440 all that

00:17:38.040 stuff

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00:17:57.900 this week

00:17:58.560 we've been

00:17:58.860 talking about

00:17:59.560 economics

00:18:00.240 and what

00:18:00.980 is happening

00:18:01.540 in our

00:18:01.900 country

00:18:02.220 on a

00:18:02.540 Monday

00:18:02.780 we

00:18:03.120 we looked

00:18:03.820 at our

00:18:04.140 economic

00:18:04.520 system

00:18:05.040 and

00:18:05.300 situation

00:18:05.900 and

00:18:07.440 and

00:18:08.220 examined

00:18:09.060 the long

00:18:09.640 daisy

00:18:10.100 chain

00:18:10.540 of just

00:18:11.340 stupid 0.75

00:18:12.540 policy

00:18:13.600 decisions

00:18:14.120 that go

00:18:14.660 against

00:18:15.080 logic

00:18:15.780 dating

00:18:16.380 over a

00:18:17.220 hundred

00:18:17.360 years

00:18:17.680 both

00:18:17.920 republicans

00:18:18.600 and

00:18:18.880 democrats

00:18:19.440 then

00:18:21.080 the next

00:18:21.500 day

00:18:21.700 the trade

00:18:22.160 war

00:18:22.380 with

00:18:22.600 china

00:18:23.000 china

00:18:24.380 has

00:18:24.620 created

00:18:24.920 more

00:18:25.160 than

00:18:25.340 50

00:18:25.960 trillion

00:18:27.040 dollars

00:18:27.640 just

00:18:28.160 printed

00:18:28.780 50

00:18:29.580 trillion

00:18:30.440 dollars

00:18:30.980 so you

00:18:31.760 know

00:18:31.960 all the

00:18:32.600 money

00:18:32.840 in the

00:18:33.120 world

00:18:33.340 from

00:18:33.580 every

00:18:33.880 country

00:18:34.300 all

00:18:34.580 the

00:18:34.780 currency

00:18:35.320 just

00:18:36.180 piled

00:18:36.660 up

00:18:36.980 is

00:18:38.260 60

00:18:38.820 trillion

00:18:39.340 china

00:18:40.900 just

00:18:41.640 printed

00:18:42.360 50

00:18:43.660 we

00:18:46.360 talked

00:18:46.600 to you

00:18:46.760 about

00:18:46.940 the

00:18:47.100 importance

00:18:47.540 of

00:18:47.860 america

00:18:48.340 and

00:18:48.480 how

00:18:48.640 the

00:18:48.780 rest

00:18:48.940 of

00:18:49.040 the

00:18:49.120 world

00:18:49.400 is

00:18:49.840 truly

00:18:50.240 depending

00:18:50.760 on

00:18:51.180 us

00:18:51.600 we

00:18:52.480 looked

00:18:52.700 at

00:18:52.880 recessions

00:18:53.760 yesterday

00:18:54.380 today

00:18:55.660 i want

00:18:57.000 to talk

00:18:57.360 to you

00:18:57.640 about

00:18:57.860 how

00:18:58.160 how

00:18:58.940 politicians

00:18:59.460 are now

00:18:59.880 saying

00:19:00.100 we're

00:19:00.280 going

00:19:00.360 to

00:19:00.420 pay

00:19:00.580 for

00:19:00.800 everything

00:19:01.180 because

00:19:02.920 they're

00:19:03.140 proposing

00:19:03.480 all

00:19:03.700 kinds

00:19:03.960 of

00:19:04.060 stuff

00:19:04.320 free

00:19:04.960 universal

00:19:05.400 health

00:19:05.720 care

00:19:05.980 got

00:19:06.340 it

00:19:06.520 free

00:19:06.900 unlimited

00:19:07.400 abortions

00:19:08.040 got

00:19:08.340 it

00:19:08.480 free

00:19:08.720 college

00:19:09.320 got

00:19:09.780 it

00:19:10.000 guaranteed

00:19:11.200 jobs

00:19:12.240 for

00:19:12.720 all

00:19:13.360 the

00:19:14.160 new

00:19:14.380 green

00:19:14.860 deal

00:19:15.280 free

00:19:15.820 phones

00:19:16.480 free

00:19:16.900 internet

00:19:17.200 free

00:19:17.480 cars

00:19:17.800 free

00:19:18.060 housing

00:19:18.460 everything

00:19:19.240 70

00:19:20.400 trillion

00:19:21.440 dollars

00:19:22.200 in

00:19:23.340 brand new

00:19:23.940 government

00:19:24.340 spending

00:19:24.820 over the

00:19:25.200 next 10

00:19:25.660 years

00:19:25.920 brand new

00:19:26.520 so that's

00:19:27.380 that's not

00:19:27.800 counting

00:19:28.240 all the

00:19:28.840 spending

00:19:29.100 we're

00:19:29.320 doing

00:19:29.640 on top

00:19:30.400 now

00:19:33.860 how are we

00:19:34.580 going to

00:19:34.720 pay for

00:19:35.020 it

00:19:35.180 well there's

00:19:36.320 this new

00:19:36.800 theory

00:19:37.380 and it's

00:19:38.160 wonderful

00:19:38.520 because it's

00:19:39.100 very modern

00:19:40.000 and you

00:19:40.700 know it's

00:19:41.240 modern

00:19:41.720 when it

00:19:42.280 uses the

00:19:42.980 word

00:19:43.480 modern

00:19:43.960 the modern

00:19:46.120 monetary

00:19:46.920 theory

00:19:47.460 it's

00:19:47.840 MMT

00:19:48.880 here's what

00:19:50.760 it says

00:19:51.340 governments

00:19:53.120 never need to

00:19:54.220 worry about

00:19:54.720 taxes

00:19:55.180 they never

00:19:56.200 need to

00:19:56.540 worry about

00:19:56.940 budgets

00:19:57.500 and they

00:19:58.220 never need to

00:19:58.840 worry about

00:19:59.280 deficits

00:19:59.780 because governments

00:20:01.120 can print as

00:20:02.120 much money as

00:20:03.060 it ever needs

00:20:03.980 to spend

00:20:05.160 to ensure

00:20:07.440 full employment

00:20:08.500 zero budget

00:20:09.400 shortfalls

00:20:10.260 unlimited

00:20:11.320 spending capacity

00:20:12.740 against any

00:20:13.940 need want or

00:20:14.960 desire

00:20:15.340 if the

00:20:16.200 government says

00:20:17.120 you know what

00:20:17.700 we should have

00:20:18.320 that they can

00:20:19.200 print the

00:20:19.800 money

00:20:20.160 now does

00:20:24.000 this sound

00:20:24.600 logical to

00:20:25.300 you in

00:20:26.400 any way

00:20:27.200 shape or

00:20:27.740 form

00:20:28.060 you need to

00:20:31.260 know about

00:20:31.820 MMT because

00:20:32.880 it represents

00:20:33.440 the newest

00:20:34.200 brightest

00:20:34.760 thinking among

00:20:35.760 the liberal

00:20:36.440 intellectual

00:20:37.060 elites and

00:20:37.920 academics

00:20:38.420 it was first

00:20:39.920 proposed

00:20:40.660 by an

00:20:42.200 economic

00:20:42.820 guru

00:20:43.760 Warren

00:20:44.240 Mosler 0.91

00:20:44.820 in the

00:20:45.500 mid-1990s

00:20:46.580 it is now

00:20:47.680 fully embraced

00:20:49.040 by the

00:20:49.760 left

00:20:50.140 and you

00:20:51.000 have some

00:20:51.980 candidates

00:20:52.600 talking about

00:20:53.640 it on

00:20:54.700 on the

00:20:56.740 campaign trail

00:20:57.440 but one of

00:20:58.180 the leading

00:20:58.720 guys who

00:20:59.540 is

00:20:59.900 an economist

00:21:02.760 at Bard

00:21:03.640 College

00:21:04.260 said

00:21:05.080 it's not

00:21:06.380 easy to

00:21:07.100 move people

00:21:07.940 overnight

00:21:08.660 it's very

00:21:09.700 difficult to

00:21:10.260 communicate these

00:21:11.020 ideas in a way

00:21:11.760 people can

00:21:12.220 understand

00:21:12.800 but what's

00:21:13.700 more important

00:21:14.320 is that the

00:21:14.840 conversation has

00:21:15.600 profoundly shifted

00:21:16.560 we're now

00:21:17.480 talking about

00:21:18.120 big bold

00:21:19.080 policies

00:21:19.760 that everyone

00:21:20.940 used to say

00:21:21.700 were pie in the

00:21:22.540 sky

00:21:22.820 does that sound

00:21:23.560 like Elizabeth

00:21:24.100 Warren

00:21:24.460 we're talking

00:21:26.060 about something

00:21:26.720 big and bold

00:21:27.960 and what

00:21:28.960 they're talking

00:21:29.500 about is

00:21:30.700 abandoning

00:21:31.540 everything the

00:21:32.460 world has

00:21:32.980 learned about

00:21:33.640 economics and

00:21:34.920 trying this

00:21:36.000 new theory

00:21:37.200 now you

00:21:41.580 know what's

00:21:41.880 crazy about

00:21:42.620 this new

00:21:43.000 theory is

00:21:44.180 why hasn't

00:21:45.720 anyone ever

00:21:46.640 thought of it

00:21:47.320 before I

00:21:48.780 mean it seems

00:21:49.760 so simple

00:21:50.680 if the

00:21:51.800 government wants

00:21:52.920 to buy

00:21:53.500 something don't

00:21:54.920 raise taxes

00:21:55.860 just print more

00:21:57.420 money

00:21:57.960 doesn't that

00:21:59.240 seem great

00:22:00.260 this theory of

00:22:02.400 finance is so

00:22:03.480 new

00:22:04.460 as we speak

00:22:07.780 MMT is being

00:22:08.980 modeled and

00:22:09.680 taught at

00:22:10.580 Harvard Boston

00:22:11.720 College USC

00:22:13.080 and MIT

00:22:14.140 traditional models

00:22:16.260 of government

00:22:16.960 financing

00:22:17.600 place the

00:22:19.980 power of the

00:22:21.160 purse in the

00:22:22.240 hands of the

00:22:23.020 people

00:22:23.380 because the

00:22:25.040 government has

00:22:26.260 to tax

00:22:26.820 and it

00:22:28.860 taxes to get

00:22:29.680 its income

00:22:30.500 so it takes

00:22:31.200 your income

00:22:32.040 and you have

00:22:33.000 the control

00:22:33.500 knob on

00:22:34.240 government

00:22:34.560 spending

00:22:35.040 because you

00:22:36.280 you can

00:22:37.400 vote them

00:22:37.900 out of

00:22:38.160 office you

00:22:38.600 can say no

00:22:39.120 we're not

00:22:39.880 doing this

00:22:41.160 now I'd like

00:22:43.200 to point out

00:22:44.020 that we

00:22:44.960 haven't been

00:22:45.400 very good

00:22:46.140 at regulating

00:22:46.860 which is

00:22:48.340 probably why

00:22:49.020 they're now

00:22:49.380 saying we

00:22:50.040 can spend

00:22:50.600 anything

00:22:51.280 MMT

00:22:54.400 reframes

00:22:55.180 the way

00:22:56.440 in which

00:22:57.240 governments

00:22:57.760 participate

00:22:58.360 in economies

00:22:59.860 it completely

00:23:01.980 divorces

00:23:02.880 government

00:23:03.460 budgets

00:23:04.000 and spending

00:23:04.820 from the

00:23:05.560 private economy

00:23:06.700 so rather

00:23:07.840 than taxing

00:23:08.640 or borrowing

00:23:09.200 from the

00:23:09.580 population

00:23:10.040 for its

00:23:10.640 income

00:23:11.180 the government

00:23:12.280 has an

00:23:12.820 unlimited

00:23:13.620 budget

00:23:14.240 and it

00:23:15.120 can spend

00:23:15.700 that unlimited

00:23:16.520 budget

00:23:17.140 in its own

00:23:17.860 discretion

00:23:18.360 by just

00:23:19.180 printing new

00:23:20.120 money

00:23:20.500 any time

00:23:21.640 government

00:23:22.220 leaders

00:23:22.640 determine

00:23:23.140 there's a

00:23:24.260 new need

00:23:24.880 for spending

00:23:25.560 and there

00:23:27.560 you have

00:23:27.860 it

00:23:28.520 MMT

00:23:29.240 completely

00:23:30.280 new

00:23:30.680 a modern

00:23:31.400 way

00:23:31.760 for governments

00:23:32.440 to have

00:23:33.140 unlimited

00:23:34.300 budget

00:23:34.760 so we can

00:23:35.460 have whatever

00:23:36.420 we want

00:23:37.140 and never

00:23:37.960 pay for it

00:23:38.860 oh man

00:23:41.360 am I

00:23:41.800 reminded

00:23:42.320 of the

00:23:43.720 Kipling

00:23:44.320 poem

00:23:45.040 Gods of the

00:23:46.240 Copybook

00:23:46.700 Headings

00:23:47.140 and we

00:23:47.580 had plenty

00:23:48.300 of money

00:23:48.900 but nothing

00:23:50.200 our money

00:23:50.780 could buy

00:23:51.400 I

00:23:54.280 find this

00:23:55.720 astounding

00:23:57.920 in its

00:23:59.240 stupidity

00:24:00.100 so let's

00:24:02.400 look at

00:24:02.840 modern

00:24:03.140 monetary

00:24:03.640 theory

00:24:04.140 because it

00:24:05.080 is riddled

00:24:05.920 with logical

00:24:07.100 fallacies

00:24:07.820 and it

00:24:08.260 completely

00:24:08.760 fails

00:24:09.300 even just

00:24:10.660 a

00:24:10.920 just a

00:24:12.420 quick glance

00:24:13.780 and examination

00:24:14.820 so let's

00:24:16.400 start here

00:24:16.880 there's

00:24:18.620 nothing

00:24:18.960 modern

00:24:19.600 about

00:24:20.200 modern

00:24:20.640 monetary

00:24:21.160 theory

00:24:21.660 using

00:24:22.500 the word

00:24:23.000 modern

00:24:23.640 to describe

00:24:24.440 it

00:24:24.700 simply

00:24:25.760 resurrects

00:24:26.480 and masks

00:24:27.220 the classic

00:24:28.440 con

00:24:29.020 how to give

00:24:30.260 a government

00:24:30.700 spending power

00:24:31.540 outside of the

00:24:32.380 will of the

00:24:32.860 people

00:24:33.180 it's done

00:24:34.180 by generating

00:24:34.940 accounting

00:24:35.700 units

00:24:36.360 now this

00:24:36.740 is really

00:24:37.060 important

00:24:37.440 what is

00:24:38.320 an accounting

00:24:38.920 unit

00:24:39.600 an accounting

00:24:41.020 unit

00:24:41.480 is money

00:24:42.500 currency

00:24:43.380 currency

00:24:44.180 you give

00:24:45.840 that accounting

00:24:46.740 unit

00:24:47.320 value

00:24:48.220 by legal

00:24:49.880 declaration

00:24:50.600 it's worth

00:24:51.840 something

00:24:52.480 that's fiat

00:24:53.960 and this is

00:24:57.060 it can only

00:24:58.020 really be

00:24:58.580 maintained

00:24:59.260 by a monopoly

00:25:00.140 through the

00:25:00.740 use of force

00:25:01.600 there are

00:25:03.500 literally

00:25:04.100 dozens

00:25:04.960 of historical

00:25:06.000 examples

00:25:06.560 of governments

00:25:07.640 using their

00:25:08.340 self-granted

00:25:09.100 authority

00:25:09.620 to print

00:25:10.680 fiat currency

00:25:11.920 to pay

00:25:12.860 their bills

00:25:13.500 for example

00:25:14.640 I want you to

00:25:16.080 know all of

00:25:16.840 these have met

00:25:17.740 with financial

00:25:18.740 disaster

00:25:19.340 but here are

00:25:20.220 a few of the

00:25:21.180 most noteworthy

00:25:22.300 the very first

00:25:23.680 paper fiat

00:25:24.500 currency in the

00:25:25.380 world was

00:25:26.320 created by

00:25:27.180 the Tang

00:25:27.760 dynasty in

00:25:28.600 China

00:25:28.860 it was during

00:25:29.340 the 17th

00:25:30.060 century AD

00:25:30.780 merchants were

00:25:32.940 ordered under

00:25:33.720 penalty of

00:25:35.840 death

00:25:36.420 that they

00:25:37.680 had to

00:25:38.240 accept this

00:25:39.300 new modern

00:25:40.220 currency in

00:25:41.760 trade for

00:25:42.180 goods and

00:25:42.600 services

00:25:43.140 by 1354

00:25:45.060 the currency

00:25:45.740 had reached a

00:25:46.580 state of

00:25:47.000 hyperinflation

00:25:48.020 such as

00:25:48.540 Marco Polo

00:25:49.520 was paid

00:25:50.860 for a single

00:25:51.880 suit of

00:25:52.580 armor from

00:25:53.260 a local

00:25:53.740 lord with

00:25:54.860 18 chests

00:25:56.620 filled with

00:25:57.820 valueless paper

00:25:58.920 Chinese currency

00:26:00.180 in the 18th

00:26:02.520 century France

00:26:03.560 the Duke of

00:26:04.560 Orleans and

00:26:05.980 Scottish

00:26:06.540 economist

00:26:07.120 John Law

00:26:07.680 founded the

00:26:09.120 Bank de

00:26:11.020 General and

00:26:12.680 they issued

00:26:13.240 paper currency

00:26:14.600 to pay off

00:26:15.740 more than

00:26:16.160 3 billion

00:26:17.140 dollars in

00:26:17.800 government

00:26:18.160 debt after

00:26:19.800 the death

00:26:20.280 of Louis XIV

00:26:21.360 within 5

00:26:24.060 years

00:26:24.720 inflation had

00:26:25.800 reached 23%

00:26:27.300 per month

00:26:28.620 and then

00:26:29.840 55%

00:26:31.320 per month

00:26:32.240 eventually the

00:26:33.500 hyperinflation

00:26:34.340 had bankrupt

00:26:35.040 the entire

00:26:35.920 country

00:26:36.500 and it led

00:26:37.880 to the French

00:26:38.380 Revolution

00:26:38.880 but don't

00:26:39.860 worry about

00:26:40.360 that

00:26:40.680 following

00:26:42.260 World War

00:26:42.780 I

00:26:43.140 Weimar

00:26:43.620 Germany

00:26:44.160 faced

00:26:44.680 billions

00:26:45.320 in war

00:26:45.980 reparation

00:26:46.560 payments

00:26:47.020 while

00:26:47.640 simultaneously

00:26:48.300 trying to

00:26:49.040 rebuild its

00:26:49.740 own infrastructure

00:26:50.560 they didn't

00:26:51.100 have the

00:26:51.500 money

00:26:51.900 facing the

00:26:53.620 same default

00:26:54.460 versus inflate

00:26:55.580 dilemma

00:26:56.280 they thought

00:26:57.400 you know

00:26:57.760 what

00:26:58.080 we can

00:26:58.840 issue

00:26:59.100 fiat

00:26:59.500 currency

00:27:00.080 Germany

00:27:01.480 chose to

00:27:02.620 just print

00:27:03.300 paper currency

00:27:04.180 to repay

00:27:04.700 its debts

00:27:05.280 the result

00:27:06.220 was 1

00:27:07.200 million

00:27:08.260 percent

00:27:08.860 hyperinflation

00:27:09.920 the government

00:27:11.860 was printing

00:27:13.280 5 trillion

00:27:14.860 dollar mark

00:27:15.520 notes within

00:27:16.200 2 years

00:27:17.160 a dozen

00:27:18.180 eggs in

00:27:18.880 Germany

00:27:19.280 cost 800

00:27:21.160 billion marks

00:27:22.500 the resulting

00:27:23.680 economic crash

00:27:24.580 and depression

00:27:25.120 led to the

00:27:25.700 success

00:27:26.160 of the

00:27:26.920 National Socialist

00:27:28.140 Party

00:27:28.480 because once

00:27:29.160 you have a

00:27:29.580 crash

00:27:29.980 you have the

00:27:30.900 opportunity

00:27:31.400 to go to

00:27:32.340 socialism

00:27:32.920 because socialism

00:27:34.220 promises to

00:27:35.480 pay for

00:27:36.100 everything

00:27:36.720 and in that

00:27:38.340 socialist party

00:27:39.640 was a crazy

00:27:41.000 man called

00:27:41.980 Adolf Hitler 0.89

00:27:42.780 the other

00:27:44.580 examples

00:27:45.220 just to state

00:27:46.560 a few

00:27:47.060 the Confederate

00:27:47.720 States of

00:27:48.360 America

00:27:48.840 World War

00:27:50.000 II

00:27:50.220 France

00:27:50.820 Soviet

00:27:51.660 Russia

00:27:52.260 Eva Peron's

00:27:53.420 Argentina

00:27:54.060 communist

00:27:54.640 Vietnam

00:27:55.220 modern day

00:27:56.060 Greece

00:27:56.460 Zimbabwe

00:27:57.260 Venezuela

00:27:57.820 do we need

00:27:58.500 to go on

00:27:59.160 literally

00:28:00.000 every time

00:28:01.320 the printing

00:28:01.900 press has been

00:28:02.640 used as a

00:28:03.420 means for

00:28:03.920 government to

00:28:04.600 pay for

00:28:05.060 expenses

00:28:05.620 the result

00:28:06.720 has been

00:28:07.380 hyperinflation

00:28:08.760 and eventually

00:28:09.940 a currency

00:28:10.720 default and

00:28:11.760 total financial

00:28:13.040 collapse

00:28:13.640 there are

00:28:14.640 zero

00:28:15.520 let me

00:28:15.980 count them

00:28:16.340 again

00:28:16.700 zero

00:28:18.040 zero

00:28:19.300 historic

00:28:20.160 examples of

00:28:21.100 governments

00:28:21.520 using fiat

00:28:22.520 currency

00:28:22.980 for deficit

00:28:24.420 financing

00:28:25.140 where the

00:28:25.900 fiat currency

00:28:26.680 doesn't end up

00:28:27.940 valued again

00:28:29.220 at zero

00:28:30.900 this is the

00:28:34.880 best of the

00:28:35.400 Glenn Beck

00:28:35.820 program

00:28:36.380 hey it's

00:28:47.680 Glenn and

00:28:48.280 if you like

00:28:48.600 what you hear

00:28:48.940 on the

00:28:49.180 program you

00:28:49.800 should check

00:28:50.200 out Pat

00:28:50.820 Gray

00:28:51.220 Unleashed

00:28:52.060 his podcast

00:28:52.920 is available

00:28:53.540 wherever you

00:28:54.260 download your

00:28:54.920 favorite podcast

00:28:55.820 why my

00:29:16.240 husband

00:29:16.820 was

00:29:18.180 sleeping

00:29:18.960 with a

00:29:19.860 harlot

00:29:20.380 from

00:29:20.880 Minnesota

00:29:21.900 why I

00:29:24.120 just never

00:29:24.940 seen anything

00:29:25.840 like it

00:29:26.600 my husband

00:29:28.220 was being

00:29:28.960 paid

00:29:29.640 lots of

00:29:30.560 money

00:29:31.020 I don't

00:29:32.100 know if

00:29:32.660 it's for

00:29:33.140 his performance

00:29:34.100 because he

00:29:35.320 is rather

00:29:36.060 robust in

00:29:37.460 bed

00:29:38.000 but he

00:29:39.880 professed

00:29:40.820 his love

00:29:42.060 for

00:29:43.160 Ilan

00:29:44.200 Omar

00:29:44.740 that story

00:29:47.000 and what's

00:29:48.580 behind it

00:29:49.600 in one

00:29:51.060 minute

00:29:51.600 all right

00:30:00.960 so divorce

00:30:02.040 papers have

00:30:02.860 now been

00:30:03.380 followed

00:30:03.880 been filed

00:30:04.880 in Washington

00:30:05.500 D.C.

00:30:06.360 and the

00:30:07.220 wife and

00:30:07.720 mom

00:30:08.140 says her

00:30:09.380 political

00:30:09.760 consultant

00:30:10.300 husband

00:30:10.940 left her

00:30:12.040 for

00:30:12.460 representative

00:30:13.700 Ilan

00:30:14.420 Omar

00:30:14.820 she's a

00:30:16.760 doctor

00:30:17.200 she says

00:30:18.800 her cheating 1.00

00:30:19.520 spouse

00:30:20.140 Tim

00:30:20.460 Minette

00:30:20.940 told her

00:30:21.440 in April

00:30:21.980 I'm having

00:30:23.700 an affair

00:30:24.200 with a

00:30:24.960 Somali-born

00:30:25.660 U.S.

00:30:26.380 representative

00:30:26.880 I'm not

00:30:27.440 going to

00:30:27.680 tell you

00:30:28.020 who

00:30:28.320 but she's 0.97

00:30:29.600 Somali-born

00:30:30.340 she's a

00:30:31.480 U.S.

00:30:31.900 representative

00:30:32.420 she's from

00:30:34.500 Minnesota

00:30:34.900 and you

00:30:36.480 probably can't

00:30:37.220 figure it

00:30:37.620 out

00:30:37.860 but I

00:30:39.920 love her

00:30:40.460 I love

00:30:41.240 her

00:30:41.580 so

00:30:43.080 he told

00:30:44.580 her and

00:30:44.940 then he

00:30:45.260 ditched her

00:30:45.980 what'd you

00:30:46.580 say Stu

00:30:47.100 I like

00:30:48.600 the character

00:30:49.400 that is

00:30:49.900 I've never

00:30:51.320 heard the

00:30:51.760 person speak

00:30:52.380 and I

00:30:52.840 kind of

00:30:53.140 like the

00:30:53.400 way you've

00:30:53.700 made him

00:30:54.220 sound

00:30:55.520 I'm sure

00:30:56.680 that's how

00:30:57.100 he sounds

00:30:57.620 why though

00:30:58.340 there's no

00:30:58.680 real reason

00:30:59.380 he sounds

00:31:01.620 like the

00:31:01.960 guy who's

00:31:03.000 saying

00:31:03.360 Ilan Omar

00:31:04.000 in the

00:31:04.680 song

00:31:05.020 which I

00:31:05.460 don't know

00:31:05.660 if that's

00:31:06.360 I don't know

00:31:06.840 that's

00:31:07.140 coincidental

00:31:07.660 I'm in

00:31:08.300 love

00:31:08.660 with

00:31:09.040 Ilan Omar

00:31:09.800 okay

00:31:11.660 I like

00:31:12.220 it

00:31:12.520 so anyway

00:31:13.600 so she's

00:31:14.640 a physician

00:31:15.200 she's 55

00:31:16.760 he's 38

00:31:19.000 that has

00:31:19.900 nothing to

00:31:20.400 do with

00:31:20.740 it

00:31:20.960 that has

00:31:21.840 nothing to

00:31:22.240 do with

00:31:22.520 it

00:31:22.720 55

00:31:23.420 I always

00:31:24.460 wanted

00:31:24.740 when I

00:31:25.800 was a

00:31:26.100 teenager

00:31:26.440 I said

00:31:26.940 I want

00:31:27.380 to be

00:31:27.640 married

00:31:28.000 to a

00:31:28.360 55

00:31:28.760 year old

00:31:29.260 woman 0.99

00:31:29.540 so it's

00:31:31.320 a dream

00:31:31.640 come true

00:31:32.220 but has

00:31:33.800 nothing to

00:31:34.280 do with

00:31:34.560 that

00:31:34.780 so they

00:31:36.580 have a

00:31:36.800 13 year

00:31:37.340 old son

00:31:37.820 together

00:31:38.300 and

00:31:40.300 he works

00:31:42.200 as a

00:31:42.860 left wing

00:31:43.520 democratic

00:31:44.820 supporter

00:31:45.540 he is

00:31:46.500 he works

00:31:48.100 now for

00:31:48.760 Omar

00:31:49.260 oh yeah

00:31:50.940 I'm working

00:31:51.680 for it

00:31:52.220 he works

00:31:53.560 for Omar

00:31:54.120 and he

00:31:55.400 also

00:31:55.840 coincidentally

00:31:56.480 worked for

00:31:57.120 Keith Ellison

00:31:58.120 which is

00:32:00.140 what a

00:32:01.660 coincidence

00:32:02.180 you know

00:32:03.460 seriously

00:32:04.960 so

00:32:06.420 those are

00:32:07.820 you know

00:32:08.200 socialists

00:32:08.840 run in

00:32:09.260 packs

00:32:09.780 and they

00:32:10.620 they pool

00:32:11.620 the same

00:32:12.140 resources

00:32:12.740 and if

00:32:15.400 you're

00:32:15.960 allegedly

00:32:17.440 stealing

00:32:18.600 money

00:32:19.120 or

00:32:19.480 allegedly

00:32:20.200 doing

00:32:20.820 something

00:32:21.460 you know

00:32:22.660 on the

00:32:23.100 side

00:32:23.620 I don't

00:32:24.360 know what

00:32:24.580 you're

00:32:24.720 talking

00:32:24.960 about

00:32:25.360 I just

00:32:26.440 love her

00:32:26.900 you have

00:32:27.960 to get

00:32:28.280 creative

00:32:28.780 and you

00:32:29.620 have to

00:32:29.860 make

00:32:30.040 connections

00:32:30.540 without

00:32:31.700 chocobardi

00:32:32.460 sank

00:32:33.700 from the

00:32:34.980 what's

00:32:35.860 its

00:32:36.060 face

00:32:36.560 the

00:32:36.820 young

00:32:37.880 turks

00:32:38.200 the

00:32:38.340 young

00:32:38.580 turks

00:32:38.980 the

00:32:39.180 genocidal

00:32:39.780 people

00:32:40.040 that killed

00:32:40.500 1.8 million

00:32:41.440 innocent

00:32:42.320 citizens

00:32:43.480 it's

00:32:44.580 well no

00:32:45.100 the organization

00:32:45.800 named after

00:32:46.720 that

00:32:47.000 yeah

00:32:47.240 without

00:32:48.460 without

00:32:49.020 chocobardi

00:32:49.940 sank

00:32:50.640 wouldn't

00:32:51.000 have been

00:32:51.220 able to

00:32:51.620 co-found

00:32:52.020 justice

00:32:52.440 democrats

00:32:52.920 and without

00:32:53.480 those two

00:32:54.340 aoc's 0.99

00:32:55.460 boyfriend

00:32:55.960 would have

00:32:56.860 lost out

00:32:57.280 on thousands

00:32:58.020 wait a minute

00:32:58.840 now

00:33:00.640 there are

00:33:01.380 two socialists

00:33:02.440 that I've

00:33:02.880 been keeping

00:33:03.220 my eye

00:33:03.800 on

00:33:04.120 you know

00:33:05.160 one of

00:33:05.560 them is

00:33:05.780 a squad

00:33:06.200 member

00:33:06.600 ilan

00:33:07.220 omar

00:33:07.640 and the

00:33:08.680 other one

00:33:09.280 is the

00:33:09.720 former

00:33:09.980 congressman

00:33:10.660 turned

00:33:10.940 minnesota

00:33:11.400 attorney general

00:33:12.820 keith ellison

00:33:13.760 it's

00:33:14.980 kind of

00:33:16.080 creepy

00:33:16.680 the

00:33:17.660 number of

00:33:18.420 things they

00:33:18.940 share

00:33:19.440 including

00:33:21.160 oh yeah

00:33:22.100 including

00:33:23.400 omar's

00:33:24.440 new

00:33:25.240 squeeze

00:33:25.940 well I

00:33:27.740 just don't

00:33:28.340 know why

00:33:28.920 you keep

00:33:29.440 referring

00:33:30.240 he is a

00:33:31.760 squeeze though

00:33:32.440 isn't he

00:33:32.860 they've both

00:33:34.440 represented the

00:33:35.140 same district

00:33:35.720 they both

00:33:36.280 had tax

00:33:36.820 problems

00:33:37.300 they both

00:33:38.100 had campaign

00:33:38.820 finance

00:33:39.480 problems

00:33:40.080 I know

00:33:40.820 it's shocking

00:33:41.580 that all

00:33:41.940 these socialists

00:33:42.560 are having

00:33:42.840 tax

00:33:43.180 problems

00:33:43.620 and campaign

00:33:44.180 finance

00:33:44.600 violations

00:33:45.060 because they

00:33:45.480 hate that

00:33:45.960 stuff

00:33:46.280 we've

00:33:47.840 covered

00:33:48.200 omar's

00:33:48.720 tax and

00:33:49.260 campaign

00:33:49.560 finance

00:33:49.900 problems

00:33:50.260 at length

00:33:50.840 but it's

00:33:51.560 curious how

00:33:52.260 her predecessor

00:33:53.140 keith ellison

00:33:54.600 was busted

00:33:55.820 for exactly

00:33:56.960 the same

00:33:57.820 problems

00:33:58.560 well I mean

00:33:59.420 keith ellison

00:34:00.600 didn't marry

00:34:01.120 his brother

00:34:01.600 that we

00:34:03.560 know of

00:34:04.420 anyway when

00:34:06.140 when ellison

00:34:07.000 was state

00:34:07.880 representative

00:34:08.420 he was busted

00:34:09.100 for having

00:34:09.580 25,000

00:34:10.420 in unpaid

00:34:10.920 taxes

00:34:11.420 omar

00:34:12.440 got nailed

00:34:12.920 for filing

00:34:13.400 joint

00:34:13.760 taxes

00:34:14.100 with a

00:34:14.400 man

00:34:14.560 that

00:34:14.680 wasn't

00:34:14.940 her

00:34:15.080 husband

00:34:15.440 her

00:34:15.800 brother

00:34:16.180 ellison

00:34:17.220 just

00:34:17.540 didn't

00:34:17.840 pay

00:34:18.100 any

00:34:18.400 omar

00:34:19.440 was caught

00:34:19.840 using

00:34:20.100 campaign

00:34:20.520 funds

00:34:20.780 for personal

00:34:21.440 use

00:34:21.880 but several

00:34:22.780 years earlier

00:34:23.560 the attorney

00:34:24.340 general now

00:34:24.920 of minnesota

00:34:25.520 the same

00:34:26.560 state

00:34:27.180 now that

00:34:27.800 ilan omar

00:34:28.520 ran in

00:34:29.100 sued

00:34:29.720 ellison

00:34:30.080 twice for

00:34:30.980 campaign

00:34:31.340 finance

00:34:31.760 violations

00:34:32.300 they each

00:34:33.820 apparently

00:34:34.180 have the

00:34:35.140 same love

00:34:35.900 in their

00:34:36.280 life

00:34:36.620 they love

00:34:37.600 cheating

00:34:37.980 the irs

00:34:38.680 they love

00:34:39.660 bending

00:34:40.320 campaign

00:34:40.760 finance

00:34:41.160 laws

00:34:41.480 and they're

00:34:42.540 both in

00:34:43.120 love with

00:34:43.720 the same

00:34:44.260 man

00:34:44.720 tim

00:34:45.980 minette

00:34:46.640 elan omar

00:34:48.320 last week

00:34:50.580 the daily

00:34:51.180 may

00:34:51.520 daily mail

00:34:52.460 released the

00:34:53.140 video

00:34:53.960 of omar

00:34:56.720 actually a couple

00:34:57.520 of weeks ago

00:34:58.060 exiting the

00:34:59.060 restaurant in

00:34:59.720 california

00:35:00.300 with tim

00:35:01.320 minette

00:35:01.880 and they

00:35:03.200 were talking

00:35:03.680 about how

00:35:04.100 they were

00:35:04.380 you know

00:35:04.880 they were

00:35:05.340 snuggling

00:35:05.840 and they

00:35:06.200 were rubbing

00:35:06.620 noses

00:35:07.240 like eskimos 0.98

00:35:08.100 cultural

00:35:09.140 appropriation

00:35:10.200 they were

00:35:11.660 holding hands

00:35:12.620 they were

00:35:12.880 acting like a

00:35:13.480 couple

00:35:13.740 and it

00:35:14.680 doesn't matter

00:35:15.160 I don't care

00:35:15.680 about any

00:35:16.100 of this

00:35:16.600 I don't

00:35:18.380 care

00:35:18.580 if they

00:35:18.960 want to

00:35:19.580 you know

00:35:20.060 they want

00:35:20.600 to romp

00:35:21.200 like little

00:35:21.800 bunnies

00:35:22.460 let them 0.55

00:35:23.420 I don't

00:35:24.140 care

00:35:24.500 what I

00:35:26.300 do care

00:35:27.160 is

00:35:29.300 the

00:35:32.280 smoke

00:35:33.300 is

00:35:34.880 covering

00:35:35.400 what I

00:35:35.840 think is

00:35:36.300 the real

00:35:36.840 fire

00:35:37.360 and it

00:35:38.260 isn't

00:35:38.840 the fire

00:35:39.800 love

00:35:40.880 minette

00:35:43.440 has a

00:35:43.920 work history

00:35:44.540 that shows

00:35:45.160 he's a

00:35:45.620 current

00:35:46.220 partner

00:35:46.900 at a

00:35:47.700 progressive

00:35:48.120 strategies

00:35:48.940 company

00:35:49.400 called

00:35:50.220 east

00:35:50.720 street

00:35:51.320 group

00:35:51.900 now what

00:35:53.140 do they

00:35:53.400 do

00:35:53.760 well I

00:35:54.820 don't

00:35:54.960 know

00:35:55.280 if you

00:35:56.400 go and

00:35:56.800 look up

00:35:57.280 progressive

00:35:57.720 strategies

00:35:58.340 and

00:35:58.800 e-street

00:35:59.500 group

00:35:59.900 you're

00:36:00.480 going to

00:36:00.640 come to

00:36:00.900 a website

00:36:01.380 that has

00:36:01.920 a single

00:36:02.620 page

00:36:03.200 that tells

00:36:04.000 you

00:36:04.160 nothing

00:36:04.620 it doesn't

00:36:05.760 even have

00:36:06.180 a contact

00:36:06.700 there's no

00:36:07.480 way

00:36:07.700 it doesn't

00:36:08.700 have an

00:36:09.000 email address

00:36:09.900 or a phone

00:36:10.600 number

00:36:11.000 nothing

00:36:11.420 it just

00:36:12.680 says

00:36:12.920 accepting

00:36:13.460 new

00:36:13.740 clients

00:36:14.120 by referral

00:36:14.760 only

00:36:15.220 so in

00:36:16.900 other words

00:36:17.380 you gotta

00:36:17.880 know a

00:36:18.400 guy

00:36:18.580 because I

00:36:19.040 know a

00:36:19.440 guy

00:36:19.620 you know

00:36:20.020 a guy

00:36:20.440 I know

00:36:21.320 a guy

00:36:21.800 he can

00:36:22.160 put you

00:36:22.580 in touch

00:36:23.040 with these

00:36:23.500 guys

00:36:23.860 okay

00:36:24.240 so I

00:36:27.740 don't

00:36:27.900 think he's

00:36:28.340 worried too

00:36:28.800 much about

00:36:29.220 advertising

00:36:29.960 you know

00:36:30.620 for new

00:36:30.920 clients

00:36:31.280 because he

00:36:32.240 has hit

00:36:32.880 the mother

00:36:34.000 load

00:36:34.500 with

00:36:35.440 Alana

00:36:35.780 Mar

00:36:36.100 since

00:36:37.860 Alana

00:36:38.440 has already

00:36:39.240 been dinged

00:36:39.920 for campaign

00:36:40.400 finance

00:36:40.820 violations

00:36:41.340 we decided

00:36:41.980 to check

00:36:42.420 out the

00:36:42.900 FEC 0.95

00:36:43.400 records

00:36:44.360 to find

00:36:44.800 out if

00:36:45.480 there was

00:36:45.720 any unusual

00:36:46.400 activity

00:36:46.920 between

00:36:47.560 Omar and

00:36:48.220 Minette

00:36:48.700 well

00:36:49.880 Omar's 0.99

00:36:50.380 campaign

00:36:50.840 has dished

00:36:51.620 out over

00:36:52.360 a quarter

00:36:52.900 of a million

00:36:53.620 dollars

00:36:54.100 over the

00:36:54.800 past 12

00:36:55.680 months

00:36:56.140 to her

00:36:56.960 new

00:36:57.300 alleged

00:36:57.920 boyfriend

00:36:58.500 right

00:37:00.060 I mean

00:37:01.020 you think

00:37:01.320 I like

00:37:01.680 chicks

00:37:02.160 from

00:37:02.420 Somalia

00:37:02.980 no

00:37:03.480 she's

00:37:04.500 got

00:37:04.680 cash

00:37:05.320 uh-huh

00:37:07.220 now here's

00:37:09.340 the weird

00:37:09.700 thing

00:37:10.000 I mean

00:37:11.440 if that

00:37:11.700 wasn't

00:37:11.940 weird

00:37:12.140 enough

00:37:12.500 he

00:37:14.160 he gets

00:37:15.140 paid

00:37:15.800 in

00:37:16.580 multiple

00:37:17.320 five-figure

00:37:18.240 payments

00:37:18.720 every single

00:37:19.640 month

00:37:20.020 if you look

00:37:21.360 at February

00:37:21.940 of this

00:37:22.340 last year

00:37:23.080 twelve

00:37:23.980 thousand

00:37:24.380 dollars

00:37:24.800 they

00:37:25.380 wrote a

00:37:26.060 check

00:37:26.260 to him

00:37:26.680 on the

00:37:27.080 seventh

00:37:27.460 fifteen

00:37:28.620 thousand

00:37:29.100 on the

00:37:29.500 nineteenth

00:37:30.180 twenty

00:37:31.020 four

00:37:31.520 thousand

00:37:32.040 on the

00:37:32.460 twenty

00:37:32.700 first

00:37:33.260 and the

00:37:34.380 payments

00:37:34.960 include

00:37:35.860 everything

00:37:36.400 from

00:37:37.000 absolutely

00:37:37.980 not

00:37:38.440 vague

00:37:38.860 at all

00:37:39.240 descriptions

00:37:39.720 of

00:37:40.080 consulting

00:37:40.720 to

00:37:41.740 travel

00:37:42.260 expenses

00:37:42.980 twenty

00:37:45.800 four

00:37:46.040 thousand

00:37:46.800 dollars

00:37:47.140 where

00:37:47.320 were you

00:37:47.740 going

00:37:47.940 the

00:37:48.160 moon

00:37:48.460 now

00:37:52.080 you know

00:37:54.220 maybe my

00:37:55.000 internal

00:37:55.340 clock is

00:37:55.780 a little

00:37:55.980 messed

00:37:56.240 up

00:37:56.440 but

00:37:56.620 but

00:37:57.580 isn't

00:37:57.860 the

00:37:57.980 twenty

00:37:58.200 eighteen

00:37:58.500 election

00:37:58.880 over

00:37:59.360 what

00:38:01.360 should

00:38:01.540 what

00:38:01.900 could

00:38:02.140 she

00:38:02.340 possibly

00:38:03.000 be

00:38:03.300 getting

00:38:03.620 from

00:38:03.980 this

00:38:04.240 guy

00:38:04.480 you

00:38:04.820 don't

00:38:05.080 want

00:38:05.320 to

00:38:05.420 know

00:38:05.720 what

00:38:07.060 could

00:38:07.280 she

00:38:07.480 possibly

00:38:07.980 be

00:38:08.240 getting

00:38:08.480 from

00:38:08.880 this

00:38:09.160 guy

00:38:09.500 where

00:38:09.820 she's

00:38:10.160 writing

00:38:10.620 two

00:38:11.520 hundred

00:38:11.760 and

00:38:12.240 fifty

00:38:12.540 thousand

00:38:13.120 dollar

00:38:13.460 checks

00:38:13.980 is that

00:38:15.540 possible

00:38:16.040 now

00:38:18.780 this

00:38:19.300 year

00:38:19.660 ilan

00:38:20.140 omar

00:38:20.420 raised

00:38:20.900 about

00:38:21.260 one

00:38:21.540 point

00:38:21.800 four

00:38:22.140 million

00:38:22.640 that

00:38:24.520 means

00:38:25.080 out of

00:38:25.920 everything

00:38:26.400 that she

00:38:26.900 has

00:38:27.120 raised

00:38:27.760 she's

00:38:29.560 given

00:38:29.880 him

00:38:30.460 a

00:38:31.300 quarter

00:38:31.780 of

00:38:32.380 everything

00:38:32.960 usually

00:38:33.940 you know

00:38:34.260 you'll

00:38:34.480 get a

00:38:34.760 bonus

00:38:35.000 or you'll

00:38:35.680 get paid

00:38:36.280 a

00:38:36.580 percentage

00:38:37.060 but

00:38:37.780 it's

00:38:37.980 not

00:38:38.300 twenty

00:38:38.740 five

00:38:39.340 percent

00:38:40.020 i could

00:38:42.480 see

00:38:42.760 giving

00:38:43.200 him

00:38:43.880 you know

00:38:44.380 that kind

00:38:44.800 of money

00:38:45.160 if

00:38:45.540 you know

00:38:46.000 he

00:38:46.800 helped

00:38:47.160 raise

00:38:47.440 ten

00:38:47.760 million

00:38:48.100 dollars

00:38:48.580 but

00:38:50.380 one

00:38:50.640 point

00:38:50.900 four

00:38:51.320 the

00:38:51.700 math

00:38:52.080 doesn't

00:38:52.560 end

00:38:52.860 up

00:38:53.140 it

00:38:53.480 doesn't

00:38:53.940 add

00:38:54.120 up

00:38:54.320 and

00:38:54.500 this

00:38:54.740 kind

00:38:54.960 of

00:38:55.080 spending

00:38:55.500 is

00:38:56.000 unusual

00:38:56.660 for

00:38:57.020 congressmen

00:38:57.720 especially

00:38:58.780 freshman

00:38:59.280 congressmen

00:39:00.260 if you

00:39:00.700 look at

00:39:01.000 Dan

00:39:01.260 Crenshaw

00:39:01.800 his

00:39:02.240 FEC 0.95

00:39:02.680 filings

00:39:03.360 he

00:39:04.160 hasn't

00:39:04.540 spent

00:39:04.780 more

00:39:05.000 than

00:39:05.220 sixteen

00:39:05.800 hundred

00:39:06.340 dollars

00:39:06.760 for a

00:39:07.420 single

00:39:07.800 payment

00:39:08.260 the

00:39:08.640 entire

00:39:09.100 year

00:39:09.800 there

00:39:10.940 is

00:39:11.240 one

00:39:11.540 entry

00:39:11.920 for

00:39:12.160 fundraising

00:39:12.680 consulting

00:39:13.320 he

00:39:15.420 wrote a

00:39:15.740 check

00:39:15.960 for

00:39:16.200 one

00:39:16.660 hundred

00:39:17.040 and

00:39:17.420 thirty

00:39:18.080 dollars

00:39:19.580 one

00:39:21.000 hundred

00:39:21.260 and

00:39:21.500 thirty

00:39:22.120 dollars

00:39:23.000 omar

00:39:24.340 spent a

00:39:24.760 quarter of a

00:39:25.340 million

00:39:25.620 to one

00:39:26.360 guy

00:39:26.760 i'm gonna go out on a limb and say

00:39:29.720 something's weird

00:39:32.720 i mean that's a lot of exotic oils or

00:39:36.700 i don't know

00:39:38.280 i'm just saying

00:39:39.440 quarter of a million dollars

00:39:41.800 now before my net met omar he was employed by

00:39:46.160 keith ellison

00:39:47.960 this is the democratic congressional

00:39:51.700 campaign committee

00:39:53.120 uh

00:39:53.860 labeling my not as

00:39:55.400 ellison's main point of contact

00:39:57.540 and his national finance director

00:39:59.820 now it's really weird

00:40:02.520 that my not

00:40:03.700 when you look at his resume

00:40:05.180 doesn't reference ellison

00:40:07.580 at all

00:40:08.580 you look at his linkedin page

00:40:10.360 no

00:40:10.660 keith ellison

00:40:12.140 no i

00:40:12.700 i have no

00:40:13.320 what

00:40:14.640 he was also while he was the campaign finance director for ellison

00:40:22.320 he was also the head of his own company the my net group

00:40:25.100 and like ilan omar

00:40:28.240 ellison pays this guy a lot

00:40:31.040 tim my net was ellison's third highest paid expenditure over the past two

00:40:36.220 years

00:40:36.800 one hundred and seventy four thousand dollars

00:40:39.900 in 2018

00:40:41.240 this seems like

00:40:43.300 a wreck

00:40:44.120 a racket

00:40:44.940 his fec filings look identical

00:40:48.540 to ilan omar's

00:40:50.060 nine thousand dollar payments every month

00:40:51.840 going all the way back to 2015

00:40:53.340 in 2014

00:40:55.400 ellison paid my not

00:40:56.680 ninety two thousand dollars

00:40:58.440 and this was during the same period when

00:41:01.000 my net was working for

00:41:02.580 working on ellison's staff

00:41:05.140 so is there a racket going on here with

00:41:08.080 with fundraising consulting

00:41:09.900 is this big business

00:41:11.880 and if it is a racket

00:41:13.940 what's going on

00:41:15.040 there's a lot of money

00:41:22.820 that is

00:41:24.280 changing hands

00:41:25.960 and this money

00:41:27.560 they've tried to hide

00:41:29.820 this money

00:41:33.000 they put in these

00:41:34.780 in these

00:41:38.020 you know

00:41:39.580 what do you call them

00:41:40.940 stew those front

00:41:41.940 you know

00:41:42.780 the packs

00:41:43.580 the money came from a pack

00:41:46.080 so you give your money

00:41:48.540 and you're like

00:41:48.960 i want to give

00:41:49.720 ilan omar money

00:41:50.800 and then you're like

00:41:53.140 i want to give her even more

00:41:54.800 but the law won't let me

00:41:56.080 so i'm going to give it to a pack

00:41:57.520 that pack

00:41:58.980 strangely is the one

00:42:01.060 that is paying

00:42:01.980 his salary

00:42:03.820 he works directly for the congresswoman

00:42:07.980 how's that working

00:42:09.820 something is wrong

00:42:14.200 with ilan omar

00:42:15.660 something is wrong with keith ellison

00:42:18.060 and tim might not

00:42:20.260 uh i'm sorry

00:42:22.960 i mean he might be okay in bed

00:42:26.600 i don't know

00:42:27.360 but that's not what's causing

00:42:29.860 this love affair

00:42:30.900 there's something

00:42:32.560 deeper

00:42:33.460 oh

00:42:34.220 deeper

00:42:35.340 deeper

00:42:36.300 well we will go there

00:42:38.680 deeper

00:42:40.540 into their love affair

00:42:42.260 to find out

00:42:43.720 what's going on

00:42:44.800 you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

00:42:52.220 hey it's glenn

00:43:03.840 and if you like what you hear on the program

00:43:05.440 you should check out pat gray unleashed

00:43:07.980 his podcast is available wherever you download your favorite podcast

00:43:11.680 are you interested in hearing the new update to the biden gaffe montage

00:43:15.900 which continually expands

00:43:17.660 at a rate even faster than you and i

00:43:20.300 uh this is a

00:43:21.980 and that is saying something

00:43:23.260 because

00:43:23.500 my waistline

00:43:25.700 is expanding

00:43:27.100 like crazy

00:43:28.460 do we have enough time for this

00:43:29.700 or to make sure we just play a short clip here

00:43:31.240 uh

00:43:32.100 can we get a ruling from the

00:43:33.420 with time

00:43:34.020 all right let's do the biden gaffe montage here

00:43:35.480 here we go

00:43:36.180 and the other thing we should do is

00:43:37.220 we should challenge these students

00:43:38.920 we should challenge students in these schools

00:43:41.120 to have advanced placement programs in these schools

00:43:43.340 we have this notion that somehow if you're poor

00:43:45.860 you cannot do it

00:43:47.480 poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids 0.94

00:43:51.320 wealthy kids

00:43:53.420 black kids

00:43:54.300 well i really mean it but think how we think about it

00:43:57.840 we choose unity over division

00:43:59.460 we choose science over fiction

00:44:01.540 what else

00:44:01.960 we choose truth over facts

00:44:04.040 oh no

00:44:04.400 and so folks

00:44:05.800 uh oh

00:44:06.440 if you're interested join me

00:44:08.380 i could use the helm

00:44:09.500 because we must

00:44:10.800 must

00:44:12.360 defeat

00:44:13.160 this president

00:44:14.260 to change the trajectory of this country

00:44:16.480 when the kids from parkland

00:44:17.680 marched up to

00:44:18.440 and i

00:44:18.960 i i i met with them

00:44:20.320 and then they went off to up on the hill

00:44:21.820 when i was vice president

00:44:22.640 they went off the hill

00:44:23.380 to go into those neighborhoods

00:44:24.620 all those congressmen were like

00:44:26.100 no i'm not here

00:44:27.140 i'm not here

00:44:27.800 i'm not here

00:44:28.380 just like in my generation

00:44:29.940 when i got out of school

00:44:31.140 that uh

00:44:31.820 when bobby kennedy and dr king

00:44:34.240 had been assassinated

00:44:35.260 in the 70s

00:44:36.600 late 70s

00:44:37.720 when i got engaged

00:44:38.820 my long time friend

00:44:40.380 and she's a friend

00:44:41.180 she's been my friend

00:44:42.300 in and out of public life

00:44:43.800 had over 40 kids shot

00:44:45.360 in kent state

00:44:46.340 on a beautiful lawn

00:44:47.360 oh that's a lot

00:44:48.000 by the national guard

00:44:48.880 we should set up a system

00:44:49.980 as i propose

00:44:50.740 which i will put

00:44:51.620 if i'm elected president

00:44:52.580 okay

00:44:52.980 that allows the folks

00:44:54.740 at hh

00:44:55.580 the folks at health

00:44:57.540 and the what

00:44:58.100 uh the the health department

00:44:59.640 yeah okay

00:45:00.220 in the united states

00:45:01.200 hhs

00:45:02.120 right

00:45:02.420 huh

00:45:03.680 that's the latest

00:45:04.900 the last

00:45:05.320 this is

00:45:06.140 there we're adding

00:45:06.960 like two of these a day

00:45:08.460 yeah

00:45:08.800 it's getting

00:45:09.660 it's crazy

00:45:10.740 yeah

00:45:11.300 all of those by the way

00:45:12.480 are just from the last few weeks

00:45:13.700 on the campaign trail

00:45:14.740 yeah we made sure to not include

00:45:15.800 you know the old school stuff

00:45:16.920 that you know oh so well

00:45:18.140 it's getting to the point

00:45:19.160 that where i think

00:45:19.800 you know biden is a

00:45:20.880 was has always been

00:45:21.940 sort of a fun gaffe machine

00:45:23.560 and some of these

00:45:24.760 just are starting to get sad

00:45:26.480 like they're

00:45:27.160 they're right

00:45:28.160 they're really

00:45:28.640 they're making you feel

00:45:29.980 a little weird about it

00:45:30.920 i never said this about

00:45:31.160 with his gaffe machine

00:45:32.920 i just always thought

00:45:34.020 he's just

00:45:35.020 unhinged

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