The Glenn Beck Program - June 22, 2023


Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Carol Roth ｜ 6⧸22⧸23


Episode Stats

Length

42 minutes

Words per Minute

150.21922

Word Count

6,407

Sentence Count

550

Misogynist Sentences

4

Hate Speech Sentences

9


Summary

In this episode, we start with a history and perspective of why things matter and how we got here. And for anybody who feels like they re behind enemy lines, you ll relate to today s show. Also, Carol Roth joins us to talk a little bit about the dollar and the economy and what comes next. And of course, we get into Hunter Biden, including the sub, and the tragic story of that sub and the way CNN is exploiting it for every possible dime.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today, a really cool podcast. We start with history and perspective of why things matter
00:00:07.000 and how we got here. And for anybody who feels like they're living, you know, behind enemy lines,
00:00:13.540 you'll relate to today's show. Also, Carol Roth joins us to talk a little bit about the dollar
00:00:18.500 and the economy and what comes next. And of course, we get into Hunter Biden,
00:00:24.660 including the sub and the tragic story of that sub and the tragic way that CNN is exploiting it
00:00:33.900 for every possible dime. All that and so much more on today's podcast. Brought to you by Relief Factor.
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00:01:37.420 I want to talk about one of the most important stories perhaps in our country's history. And that
00:01:56.860 is a two-cheered justice system. But I want to take you back and put you in
00:02:05.480 1944. You're an American GI. You're operating behind enemy lines in the South Pacific.
00:02:18.100 September 20th, say 1945, the next attack against the Japanese is imminent. But you and your
00:02:26.520 buddies huddle around the radio as you do every day, the same time to catch this broadcast.
00:02:32.980 Greetings, everybody. This is your number one enemy, your favorite playmate, Orphan Ann,
00:02:37.760 of Radio Tokyo. A little something he's toast you'd like to cut. We're ready again for a
00:02:43.560 vicious assault on your morale. 75 minutes of music and news for our friends, I mean our
00:02:49.600 enemies in the South Pacific. Well, how are my darling little goat tonight? Full of beer
00:02:55.700 and delirious. I know you still hate us, but don't let that hate be festering. It poisons the whole
00:03:02.080 system. What you need is some good jimes. I mean tongues. Helps you relax. All set? Okay. Here's the
00:03:11.440 first blow at your morale. Hey, Kaiser, singing and singing. Hey, Pop, I don't want to go to work.
00:03:17.700 Please be listening. So that's Tokyo Rosen, if you could understand her. She says, you're here,
00:03:26.740 my friends, laughing. I mean, my enemies in the Pacific. Here's your daily assault on your morale.
00:03:35.340 Here's some friends. Here's some music from Kaiser, whatever his name was. Kaiser K. K Kaiser, I think.
00:03:43.420 Um, that's an assault? American troops laughed at Tokyo Rose. Sometimes there were seven Tokyo
00:03:56.400 Roses. The one you just heard was the American Tokyo Rose. I'm going to tell her full story at the
00:04:04.200 Blueprints of Liberty, the American Journey Experience in St. George, beginning next week through July 4th.
00:04:10.660 I'll show you the original microphone that Tokyo Rose used for broadcasts, broadcasts, just like the one
00:04:19.680 you heard. In fact, this is what it sounds like. This is the original microphone that Tokyo Rose used
00:04:30.780 for broadcasts, like the one you just heard. In fact, the microphone I am using to speak to you with
00:04:38.240 right now is that microphone. And I'm choosing to use her microphone. Because like the troops behind
00:04:46.920 enemy lines in the South Pacific, this was used to communicate. And I'm using it today to communicate
00:04:55.560 to you, anyone who feels stuck behind enemy lines. America is currently being divided. And we're being
00:05:06.380 divided into two separate countries. And you feel this every day. It's getting worse. It's tearing apart
00:05:14.420 society. It's splintering families. Within the same borders, there are two countries. One country believes in the
00:05:26.860 traditional American ideal. Its people know that there are certain rights granted directly from God.
00:05:34.900 No one should be considered too big to fail. In this country, they believe in law and order. And equal rights. Equal justice.
00:05:48.680 Blind justice. If it sounds like your city or state, on Tokyo Rose's microphone right now. Thank you to our
00:06:00.420 engineers for making it sound a little bit better and spanning the time here. Tokyo Rose's microphone is
00:06:08.640 speaking directly to you. If you find yourself in that country, the one that you believe in,
00:06:18.680 the one that's ruled by the Bill of Rights. You are
00:06:22.640 behind enemy lines. Radio
00:06:26.740 has been a soothing and powerful message for those caught behind
00:06:30.840 enemy lines. And it's happened for a very long time.
00:06:34.660 Let me switch up the timeline just for a second. Let's go out of World War
00:06:38.380 II and go to 1956. And you're
00:06:42.580 living under an oppressive boot of the Soviet Union
00:06:45.940 in Warsaw, Poland. One night
00:06:49.680 as your father is scrolling
00:06:51.900 through radio channels
00:06:53.420 in 1956, you
00:06:55.940 hear this.
00:06:57.240 You may not know anything more than just the lyrics or the tune of that Chuck Berry song.
00:07:18.860 Well, that song had a profound impact coming through the radio behind enemy lines.
00:07:27.340 These words took a whole new meaning for the people being oppressed behind the Iron Curtain.
00:07:33.480 They heard a political message, even though it may not ever have been intended as such.
00:07:40.360 They heard that rebellion was possible, that the regime could be challenged, and that it would spread like a virus.
00:07:52.160 Rock and roll was always rebellious.
00:07:56.200 In 1979, Chuck Berry was found guilty of tax invasion.
00:08:03.680 Chuck Berry went to federal prison.
00:08:07.660 Tax evasion.
00:08:08.680 Last week, we heard that Joe Biden's son reached a plea deal
00:08:12.320 for exactly the same crime that put Chuck Berry behind bars.
00:08:20.240 Joe Biden is only looking at a couple of misdemeanors.
00:08:23.200 No jail time is expected.
00:08:27.360 You're behind enemy lines.
00:08:30.900 Tax crimes.
00:08:32.680 Used to be one of the biggest offenses for proponents of big government.
00:08:36.620 Not even the famous were let off the hook.
00:08:39.760 Wesley Snipes served three years in prison for tax evasion.
00:08:44.600 The baseball player, Daryl Strawberry, served three months.
00:08:48.540 The musician, Lauren Hill, three months.
00:08:50.900 Pete Rose, five months.
00:08:52.260 They even threw Martha Stewart in jail.
00:08:59.100 That's not the country I live in.
00:09:02.880 But like you, we may live in an area of the country
00:09:08.580 that is celebrating Hunter Biden's get-out-of-jail-free card.
00:09:13.600 They're celebrating the corrupt protection
00:09:16.280 of a family deemed too big to fail.
00:09:22.120 If this is where you find yourself today,
00:09:25.260 you are behind enemy lines.
00:09:28.400 Hunter Biden was also given a sweetheart diversion deal
00:09:32.340 for lying about his drug use
00:09:34.420 when he purchased a firearm.
00:09:36.600 This despite photos of Hunter brandishing his firearm
00:09:40.420 while high on drugs.
00:09:42.280 Let me say that again.
00:09:44.440 This despite the photos of Hunter Biden
00:09:46.600 brandishing a firearm while high on drugs.
00:09:50.240 I want you to do something right now.
00:09:53.460 If you're by your computer and you have your phone,
00:09:56.460 just Google the words
00:09:57.900 man arrested for brandishing a gun
00:10:01.560 on social media.
00:10:04.980 Just scroll through these stories
00:10:07.220 where multiple people were arrested
00:10:09.400 and jailed for doing it.
00:10:12.120 Do you think any of them were considered
00:10:15.020 for a diversion?
00:10:18.060 No.
00:10:19.600 Not in the other America.
00:10:23.100 They didn't carry the name of a politician
00:10:25.960 for the regime.
00:10:29.860 The country the left is now building
00:10:32.960 and those that support it
00:10:35.180 also don't see any issue
00:10:37.300 with using the American justice system
00:10:39.800 and the office of the president
00:10:41.520 to eliminate their main political rival.
00:10:45.120 Do they believe this will divide the country
00:10:47.440 even further or not?
00:10:50.060 I believe they do.
00:10:52.220 Even Richard Nixon was pardoned
00:10:54.540 to keep the country from dividing.
00:10:57.300 We must heal.
00:10:59.700 But they want division.
00:11:01.720 They want us wounded.
00:11:05.260 It is almost a certainty now
00:11:07.400 that they will find a crime
00:11:09.140 to pin on President Trump.
00:11:10.740 And it's probably a crime
00:11:13.220 that could have been handed
00:11:14.420 to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama,
00:11:16.600 and every other high-level politician
00:11:18.860 over the last 50 or so years.
00:11:21.560 The classified documents case
00:11:23.620 against Donald Trump
00:11:24.580 is an absolute political hit job.
00:11:27.620 And if you want to know
00:11:28.920 just how bad this is,
00:11:30.660 all you have to do is read the transcript
00:11:32.780 from the testimony
00:11:33.800 of the head of the National Archives
00:11:36.240 and Records Administration.
00:11:37.460 He recently said,
00:11:39.120 and I quote,
00:11:40.300 every administration
00:11:41.600 from Reagan forward,
00:11:43.640 we have found classified information
00:11:46.060 in unclassified boxes.
00:11:50.220 So,
00:11:51.060 why are they just now
00:11:53.300 electing to prosecute Trump?
00:11:57.060 Well,
00:11:57.940 the residents who live
00:11:59.220 within the same borders
00:12:00.560 of that America
00:12:02.300 that believes in the Bill of Rights,
00:12:03.940 those residents,
00:12:06.540 there's lots of them.
00:12:08.660 This new authoritarian country,
00:12:11.680 the former United States of America,
00:12:13.880 collectively cheered
00:12:15.060 when President Trump
00:12:16.400 said in an interview
00:12:17.360 on Fox
00:12:18.380 that classified documents
00:12:19.740 got, quote,
00:12:20.780 interspersed
00:12:21.760 with personal items
00:12:23.100 like golf shirts
00:12:24.040 and clothing.
00:12:25.380 Oh my gosh,
00:12:26.980 said all of the people
00:12:28.020 celebrating the witch hunt.
00:12:29.860 He just admitted
00:12:31.220 to the entire thing.
00:12:34.640 Again,
00:12:35.620 I invite them
00:12:36.320 to read
00:12:37.100 the head
00:12:37.980 of the National Archives
00:12:39.460 transcript.
00:12:41.060 He said that,
00:12:41.920 quote,
00:12:42.020 document level tracking
00:12:43.740 in the executive branch
00:12:45.320 in the White House complex
00:12:46.720 does not
00:12:47.960 exist.
00:12:49.940 The testimony
00:12:51.000 goes on
00:12:51.700 to describe
00:12:52.520 further,
00:12:53.380 quote,
00:12:53.820 records become
00:12:54.900 easily lost
00:12:56.240 or mingled
00:12:57.200 with non-classified documents
00:12:59.280 because the White House
00:13:00.620 treats various offices
00:13:02.300 as open storage
00:13:04.100 to which multiple
00:13:05.520 individuals have access
00:13:07.180 and the ability
00:13:08.220 to move papers
00:13:09.260 in and out.
00:13:10.600 Keep in mind
00:13:11.400 that this is describing
00:13:12.640 every administration
00:13:14.280 since at least
00:13:15.820 Reagan,
00:13:17.100 but only now
00:13:18.340 has the regime
00:13:19.340 decided to pull the trigger
00:13:20.620 and try to jail
00:13:21.740 their main
00:13:22.580 political opponent.
00:13:25.060 Oh,
00:13:25.780 and remember
00:13:26.540 that audio recording
00:13:27.800 that supposedly
00:13:28.600 describes Trump
00:13:29.580 showing an interviewer
00:13:31.040 a classified document
00:13:32.880 that he hadn't
00:13:35.160 declassified?
00:13:36.840 As per the New York Times
00:13:38.520 a couple of weeks ago,
00:13:39.960 no one has been able
00:13:40.940 to locate that document.
00:13:43.620 My question is,
00:13:44.800 does it even exist?
00:13:46.640 Would it matter
00:13:47.680 if it does?
00:13:51.160 Because the people
00:13:52.340 on the other side
00:13:53.420 of the lines,
00:13:54.520 they've already decided
00:13:56.380 he's guilty
00:13:57.300 because they need him
00:14:00.180 out of the way.
00:14:04.280 In the America
00:14:05.480 I live in,
00:14:07.380 that I stand up for,
00:14:09.500 that I live for,
00:14:11.660 I can have my own opinion,
00:14:15.180 but I don't ever
00:14:16.880 want to see anyone,
00:14:18.460 even my worst opponent,
00:14:21.120 railroaded
00:14:21.980 by a justice system.
00:14:25.120 But this is the country
00:14:26.520 they are building.
00:14:28.340 We are purposely
00:14:29.520 being divided.
00:14:31.100 Don't play any role
00:14:32.500 in it.
00:14:33.960 The American justice system,
00:14:36.000 government,
00:14:36.560 and society
00:14:37.320 are being turned
00:14:38.480 inside out.
00:14:39.740 Some of us live
00:14:40.640 in areas that still
00:14:41.720 have some semblance
00:14:43.100 of the country
00:14:43.900 we used to remember.
00:14:45.480 Some are lucky enough
00:14:46.500 to live far away
00:14:47.460 from everything
00:14:48.160 and maybe be
00:14:49.060 still living
00:14:49.860 in farmland
00:14:51.360 and not a lot
00:14:52.880 perhaps has changed
00:14:54.100 for you yet.
00:14:56.280 If you live elsewhere,
00:14:58.740 remember the courage
00:14:59.820 of that American
00:15:00.960 citizen,
00:15:02.960 Tokyo Rose.
00:15:05.780 She was put
00:15:07.280 into a position
00:15:08.940 to betray
00:15:11.060 her country.
00:15:13.080 She didn't.
00:15:14.840 She was sending
00:15:15.860 coded messages.
00:15:16.980 She was mocking
00:15:19.500 Radio Tokyo.
00:15:20.840 She was trying
00:15:22.300 to make
00:15:22.880 the American soldiers
00:15:24.180 laugh
00:15:24.900 at how ridiculous
00:15:26.340 she was.
00:15:30.500 Remember
00:15:31.380 the rebellious
00:15:32.660 spirit
00:15:33.420 from those
00:15:34.300 trapped in
00:15:35.000 Eastern Europe
00:15:35.900 drawing inspiration
00:15:37.320 from Chuck Berry.
00:15:41.080 All we need
00:15:42.460 to do
00:15:42.980 is to remember
00:15:44.120 who
00:15:45.160 we are.
00:15:47.580 Remember
00:15:47.920 our true
00:15:49.040 history,
00:15:50.240 what America
00:15:50.980 really means,
00:15:53.000 and what we
00:15:54.160 can accomplish
00:15:54.980 when we all
00:15:56.360 unite
00:15:57.040 E Pluribus
00:15:58.120 Unum
00:15:58.520 under the
00:15:59.500 banner
00:15:59.820 of the
00:16:00.520 Bill of Rights
00:16:01.500 for those
00:16:04.320 that feel
00:16:04.920 as though
00:16:05.240 they're losing
00:16:05.940 their country
00:16:06.700 and that they
00:16:08.840 are stuck
00:16:09.400 behind enemy
00:16:10.340 lines.
00:16:12.180 Tokyo Rose
00:16:13.120 had to
00:16:15.380 couch
00:16:16.840 and
00:16:20.040 use
00:16:21.100 sarcasm
00:16:21.980 to be able
00:16:23.280 to deliver
00:16:23.820 a message
00:16:24.460 because
00:16:25.260 she knew
00:16:26.920 she would be
00:16:27.580 dead
00:16:28.040 if she broadcast
00:16:29.260 them
00:16:29.820 her true
00:16:31.060 feelings.
00:16:34.340 Today,
00:16:35.340 at least
00:16:35.800 at 22
00:16:36.980 minutes past
00:16:37.780 the hour,
00:16:38.320 I don't
00:16:40.680 have to
00:16:41.080 do that.
00:16:42.740 I can
00:16:43.140 speak
00:16:43.480 directly
00:16:44.020 into
00:16:44.680 Tokyo
00:16:45.220 Rose's
00:16:45.760 microphone
00:16:46.240 and leave
00:16:47.060 this message
00:16:47.880 for you.
00:16:49.620 To all
00:16:50.140 of you
00:16:50.480 behind
00:16:50.920 enemy
00:16:51.380 lines,
00:16:52.500 do not
00:16:52.960 give up
00:16:53.540 hope.
00:16:55.320 Do not
00:16:55.720 engage in
00:16:56.500 hatred
00:16:56.860 and fear.
00:17:00.220 Perhaps
00:17:00.900 you should
00:17:02.760 listen to
00:17:03.260 some swing
00:17:03.900 music.
00:17:04.400 perhaps
00:17:06.080 you should
00:17:07.160 listen to
00:17:07.620 Chuck Berry
00:17:08.180 today.
00:17:09.580 This message
00:17:10.340 is for
00:17:11.580 you.
00:17:12.640 All those
00:17:13.360 that feel
00:17:14.020 defeated.
00:17:16.360 We have
00:17:17.360 nothing to
00:17:17.940 fear,
00:17:19.120 but fear
00:17:20.280 itself.
00:17:23.500 You're
00:17:24.280 listening to
00:17:24.760 the best
00:17:25.340 of the
00:17:25.740 Glenn Beck
00:17:26.060 program.
00:17:27.200 Carol Roth,
00:17:28.420 the author
00:17:29.640 of The War
00:17:31.000 on Small
00:17:31.720 Business and
00:17:32.740 former investment
00:17:33.780 banker,
00:17:34.400 who started
00:17:35.600 to use
00:17:36.140 her gifts
00:17:36.740 for the
00:17:37.960 good instead
00:17:39.220 of the
00:17:39.780 evil,
00:17:41.660 is joining
00:17:42.960 me now.
00:17:43.360 She's also
00:17:43.860 got a new
00:17:44.300 book coming
00:17:44.800 out a week
00:17:46.000 after mine,
00:17:46.980 and they are
00:17:47.480 great hand-in-glove
00:17:49.180 books.
00:17:50.320 You Will Own
00:17:51.140 Nothing,
00:17:52.740 and it is
00:17:53.680 about a
00:17:55.700 little more
00:17:56.160 specifically,
00:17:57.160 I think,
00:17:57.800 than mine.
00:17:58.620 Mine is showing
00:17:59.160 you the big
00:18:00.100 overall,
00:18:01.600 and she's
00:18:02.640 also offering
00:18:03.420 some real
00:18:04.400 solutions,
00:18:05.280 as we do
00:18:05.820 too,
00:18:06.160 but different
00:18:06.960 solutions,
00:18:08.100 and really
00:18:09.260 goes into
00:18:09.960 the nitty-gritty
00:18:11.100 on what it
00:18:11.680 means.
00:18:12.600 Welcome,
00:18:13.040 Carol.
00:18:13.220 How are
00:18:13.540 you?
00:18:14.240 I am
00:18:14.640 doing
00:18:14.860 fantastic,
00:18:15.380 and I have
00:18:15.700 to say,
00:18:16.120 I got a
00:18:16.560 sneak peek
00:18:17.140 at Dark
00:18:17.600 Future,
00:18:18.100 Glenn,
00:18:18.500 and it
00:18:18.920 blew my
00:18:19.700 mind.
00:18:20.300 It really
00:18:20.860 was an
00:18:21.300 interesting
00:18:21.740 companion
00:18:22.400 to You
00:18:23.480 Will Own
00:18:23.860 Nothing.
00:18:24.200 You really
00:18:24.560 go deep
00:18:25.300 into the
00:18:25.940 areas I
00:18:26.420 kind of
00:18:26.700 touch on,
00:18:27.160 particularly
00:18:27.600 on what's
00:18:28.340 coming ahead
00:18:29.120 in tech.
00:18:29.800 My mind
00:18:30.440 was completely
00:18:31.340 blown.
00:18:31.820 This is such
00:18:32.720 an ambitious
00:18:33.360 book that
00:18:34.340 you set out
00:18:34.840 to write,
00:18:35.380 and I'm so
00:18:35.940 proud of the
00:18:36.460 work that
00:18:36.820 you're done.
00:18:37.160 It's frightening,
00:18:37.840 but it's really
00:18:38.780 important.
00:18:39.560 Carol,
00:18:40.200 because I am
00:18:41.920 so far out
00:18:42.740 of whack
00:18:43.240 with tech
00:18:44.120 because I
00:18:44.840 followed it
00:18:45.540 for so long.
00:18:47.420 Was that
00:18:48.180 stuff so
00:18:49.520 super basic
00:18:50.420 or too
00:18:51.140 hard,
00:18:51.920 or did you
00:18:52.980 know it all
00:18:53.540 or not know
00:18:54.080 much of it?
00:18:55.440 No,
00:18:55.660 it took
00:18:55.980 the sort
00:18:56.440 of base
00:18:57.020 level
00:18:57.400 knowledge
00:18:58.080 that I
00:18:58.800 knew and
00:18:59.620 it brought
00:19:00.100 it up a
00:19:00.660 level and
00:19:01.500 it really
00:19:01.860 sort of
00:19:02.220 connected the
00:19:03.040 dots.
00:19:03.460 You know,
00:19:03.580 sometimes you
00:19:04.260 see and you
00:19:04.800 hear these
00:19:05.400 things,
00:19:05.800 you know,
00:19:05.960 what's going
00:19:06.380 on with
00:19:06.780 AI and
00:19:07.460 it sounds
00:19:07.940 like,
00:19:08.360 oh,
00:19:08.640 it's just
00:19:09.120 the flavor
00:19:09.620 of the
00:19:09.980 month,
00:19:10.340 just like
00:19:10.880 the Internet
00:19:11.320 of Things
00:19:11.840 was,
00:19:12.160 just like
00:19:12.480 Web 3.
00:19:13.460 But you
00:19:14.040 really talk
00:19:14.620 about how
00:19:15.140 that fits
00:19:15.820 in to
00:19:16.740 the plans
00:19:17.480 as we go
00:19:18.040 through this
00:19:18.520 shift in
00:19:19.320 the global
00:19:19.700 financial order
00:19:20.740 and what
00:19:21.600 that means in
00:19:22.320 terms of
00:19:22.760 our freedoms.
00:19:23.500 So I
00:19:24.160 actually,
00:19:25.020 you know,
00:19:25.220 I research
00:19:25.940 a lot
00:19:26.320 because you
00:19:26.720 pushed me
00:19:27.100 to research
00:19:27.580 a lot
00:19:28.000 and I
00:19:28.420 learned a
00:19:29.220 ton from
00:19:30.100 this book.
00:19:30.740 So I
00:19:31.020 think that
00:19:31.480 this is,
00:19:32.160 people are
00:19:32.480 going to be
00:19:32.780 blown away
00:19:33.220 by it.
00:19:33.580 All right,
00:19:34.200 so Carol,
00:19:34.880 let's talk
00:19:36.140 about what
00:19:37.520 is,
00:19:38.280 what's
00:19:38.540 happening
00:19:38.960 with the
00:19:40.620 Fed.
00:19:41.020 I read
00:19:41.520 today that
00:19:43.060 the Fed is
00:19:43.780 considering raising
00:19:44.800 interest rates
00:19:45.660 again,
00:19:46.120 which will do
00:19:46.620 nothing but
00:19:47.380 help the
00:19:48.360 government.
00:19:48.900 They'll continue
00:19:49.420 to spend
00:19:50.040 and you'll
00:19:50.980 have,
00:19:51.460 you know,
00:19:52.280 fewer,
00:19:52.800 fewer people
00:19:53.280 being able to
00:19:53.880 afford to
00:19:54.660 take out
00:19:55.060 loans.
00:19:55.800 But how
00:19:56.640 close are
00:19:57.340 we to
00:19:58.140 a dollar,
00:20:01.360 a real
00:20:01.860 serious dollar
00:20:03.100 challenge and
00:20:04.600 problem?
00:20:06.100 Okay,
00:20:06.320 so two separate
00:20:07.080 things.
00:20:07.440 Let's unpack
00:20:08.160 them one by
00:20:08.820 one.
00:20:09.440 So on the
00:20:10.240 Fed side,
00:20:11.220 they did take
00:20:12.280 what they said
00:20:12.920 was a pause,
00:20:13.980 a breather.
00:20:15.000 My personal
00:20:16.000 takeaway is the
00:20:17.140 reason why they
00:20:17.800 did this is to
00:20:18.500 give the bank
00:20:19.260 some breathing
00:20:19.860 room.
00:20:20.280 You know,
00:20:20.340 we've seen
00:20:20.760 these bank
00:20:21.420 crises.
00:20:22.400 They said
00:20:22.720 that everything
00:20:23.320 is great
00:20:24.000 there.
00:20:24.800 I don't
00:20:25.200 believe that
00:20:25.780 that's the
00:20:26.160 case.
00:20:26.720 There's
00:20:26.980 research that's
00:20:27.660 come out
00:20:28.120 from the
00:20:28.500 FDIC and
00:20:29.400 academia
00:20:30.020 showing that
00:20:31.560 that,
00:20:31.940 you know,
00:20:32.200 definitely
00:20:32.600 isn't the
00:20:33.280 case.
00:20:34.180 And the
00:20:34.620 big concern
00:20:35.360 here is
00:20:36.220 how is the
00:20:37.020 government
00:20:37.460 going to
00:20:38.320 finance all
00:20:39.420 of these
00:20:39.820 things,
00:20:40.320 you know,
00:20:41.560 that they
00:20:41.820 have set
00:20:42.340 forth?
00:20:42.920 They have
00:20:43.620 their treasury
00:20:44.260 general account,
00:20:45.160 which is kind
00:20:45.620 of the
00:20:45.980 checking account,
00:20:47.180 if you will,
00:20:47.560 or the
00:20:47.780 operational account
00:20:48.940 for the
00:20:49.600 government has
00:20:50.140 been depleted
00:20:50.940 because we,
00:20:51.900 you know,
00:20:52.080 we needed that
00:20:52.700 debt ceiling
00:20:53.360 raised.
00:20:53.920 They had run
00:20:54.360 out of cash
00:20:54.960 in there,
00:20:55.340 so they have
00:20:55.860 to refill
00:20:56.360 that.
00:20:57.240 And then we
00:20:57.620 have another,
00:20:58.320 you know,
00:20:59.200 huge deficit
00:21:00.040 that we're
00:21:00.480 going to be
00:21:00.780 running in
00:21:01.280 the back half
00:21:02.140 of the year.
00:21:03.000 So the
00:21:03.640 reality is
00:21:04.680 that,
00:21:05.160 you know,
00:21:05.340 they are going
00:21:05.840 to be issuing
00:21:06.620 more treasury
00:21:07.760 bills.
00:21:08.700 I think it
00:21:09.420 was Morgan
00:21:09.840 Stanley that
00:21:10.560 estimated it's
00:21:11.220 about $1.3
00:21:12.400 trillion.
00:21:13.800 At this point,
00:21:14.780 we don't have
00:21:15.360 global central banks
00:21:16.360 around the world
00:21:17.100 who want to
00:21:17.580 buy them.
00:21:18.000 So what
00:21:18.280 happens that
00:21:19.280 suppresses the
00:21:20.520 price of those
00:21:21.860 bonds and it
00:21:22.880 increases the
00:21:23.720 interest rates?
00:21:24.940 Correct.
00:21:25.320 And then how
00:21:25.740 does that flow
00:21:26.520 through to the
00:21:27.180 banks?
00:21:27.560 Well,
00:21:27.740 if you have
00:21:28.260 higher short-term
00:21:29.260 interest rates,
00:21:30.220 you can get in
00:21:30.880 the money market.
00:21:31.700 People are
00:21:32.140 taking their
00:21:32.680 deposits out of
00:21:33.660 the bank again,
00:21:34.480 Glenn,
00:21:35.000 to go get those
00:21:35.820 higher interest
00:21:36.660 rates.
00:21:37.440 The value of
00:21:38.240 those securities
00:21:38.920 on banks'
00:21:39.620 balance sheets,
00:21:40.360 once again,
00:21:41.420 go down,
00:21:42.460 and we create,
00:21:43.520 again,
00:21:43.840 this potential
00:21:44.600 issue for the
00:21:46.400 banks.
00:21:46.840 So I think
00:21:47.740 that this
00:21:48.200 pause really
00:21:49.080 was meant to
00:21:50.160 create a
00:21:51.000 breather and
00:21:52.160 not put that
00:21:53.180 pressure on the
00:21:54.060 banks because
00:21:54.680 the Fed is
00:21:55.220 worried.
00:21:55.820 Now,
00:21:56.500 I don't know
00:21:57.080 if they're
00:21:57.320 going to be
00:21:57.540 able to do
00:21:58.000 that from a
00:21:59.040 long-term
00:21:59.660 standpoint.
00:22:00.180 They seem to
00:22:01.280 be completely
00:22:02.180 myopic and
00:22:03.580 that they're
00:22:04.040 going to go
00:22:04.580 forward and
00:22:05.480 raise interest
00:22:06.380 rates again
00:22:07.080 because the
00:22:07.860 central banks
00:22:08.340 have completely
00:22:09.260 screwed up
00:22:10.120 this policy for
00:22:11.140 so long.
00:22:11.800 But I think
00:22:13.740 that that was
00:22:14.380 the reason
00:22:14.940 because we
00:22:15.520 have not
00:22:16.260 gotten out
00:22:16.700 of it.
00:22:16.800 So the
00:22:17.920 perspective
00:22:19.860 Americans need
00:22:20.940 to have is
00:22:21.700 the Great
00:22:23.600 Reset is
00:22:25.460 a stakeholder,
00:22:26.780 not shareholder,
00:22:28.280 a stakeholder
00:22:29.440 system.
00:22:31.200 That means
00:22:32.200 that stakeholders
00:22:34.240 are communities,
00:22:37.380 nations,
00:22:39.600 corporations,
00:22:40.440 activists,
00:22:42.980 et cetera,
00:22:43.360 et cetera,
00:22:43.720 but it
00:22:44.540 doesn't ever
00:22:45.120 shake down
00:22:45.820 to the
00:22:46.180 average person
00:22:47.180 because we're
00:22:49.080 not individual
00:22:50.400 stakeholders like
00:22:51.540 that's a
00:22:52.060 shareholder.
00:22:53.020 This system,
00:22:54.940 we give our
00:22:56.760 voice to our
00:22:58.140 representatives in
00:22:59.380 Washington.
00:23:00.180 They represent
00:23:01.660 us as one
00:23:03.580 big stakeholder.
00:23:05.220 Okay?
00:23:05.600 So we sign
00:23:06.720 all of this
00:23:07.260 stuff away.
00:23:08.020 They never
00:23:09.220 cared about
00:23:10.420 this system
00:23:11.800 is built
00:23:12.580 to not
00:23:13.400 care about
00:23:14.300 the little
00:23:14.860 guy or
00:23:15.480 the small
00:23:16.020 businessman.
00:23:16.980 It is
00:23:17.680 built for
00:23:18.780 big business,
00:23:20.040 big government,
00:23:21.320 big banks.
00:23:22.380 Correct?
00:23:23.240 Absolutely.
00:23:23.760 So let me
00:23:24.120 push back.
00:23:25.320 If you guys
00:23:25.860 hear the word
00:23:26.620 stakeholder,
00:23:27.460 you should
00:23:27.760 take it,
00:23:28.320 you should
00:23:28.560 put it in
00:23:29.020 a dumpster
00:23:29.520 fire,
00:23:30.260 and you
00:23:30.600 should just
00:23:30.920 set it on
00:23:31.500 fire and
00:23:32.140 get rid of
00:23:32.680 it because
00:23:33.060 stakeholder is
00:23:34.220 made up.
00:23:35.000 It is
00:23:35.240 whatever the
00:23:35.940 elites want so
00:23:36.880 that they can
00:23:37.300 push through
00:23:37.820 their agenda.
00:23:38.460 stakeholder stands
00:23:40.560 at odds with
00:23:41.280 ownership.
00:23:42.380 Like you talked
00:23:42.860 about, Glenn,
00:23:43.280 if you are an
00:23:44.080 owner of
00:23:44.720 something, you
00:23:45.300 are a
00:23:45.820 shareholder.
00:23:46.620 You have a
00:23:47.120 stake in it.
00:23:48.320 And ownership
00:23:49.060 is what creates
00:23:50.320 wealth.
00:23:50.680 If you don't
00:23:51.320 own anything,
00:23:52.020 if you don't
00:23:52.360 have that
00:23:52.740 opportunity to
00:23:54.000 increase the
00:23:54.680 value of
00:23:55.320 things that
00:23:55.920 you own,
00:23:56.780 then you do
00:23:57.560 not have
00:23:58.100 wealth.
00:23:58.440 This is the
00:23:58.880 huge, huge
00:23:59.880 reason why we
00:24:01.160 have been so
00:24:01.880 prosperous in the
00:24:02.780 past, and the
00:24:03.740 fact that they
00:24:04.320 are trying to
00:24:05.120 eliminate it
00:24:06.020 goes with the
00:24:07.040 you'll owe
00:24:07.760 nothing and
00:24:08.420 you'll be
00:24:08.760 happy.
00:24:09.740 And what the
00:24:10.500 Fed and the
00:24:11.120 government have
00:24:11.820 done is they've
00:24:12.920 said, they've
00:24:13.740 basically said,
00:24:14.320 we're going to
00:24:14.580 take this
00:24:15.000 ownership issue
00:24:15.980 and we're going
00:24:16.520 to confuse
00:24:16.940 people.
00:24:17.580 We're going to
00:24:17.840 talk about
00:24:18.300 these stakeholders,
00:24:19.760 which is us
00:24:20.720 and our cronies
00:24:21.900 and the things
00:24:22.360 that we want to
00:24:22.940 do, and we
00:24:23.440 are going to
00:24:23.920 transfer wealth
00:24:25.080 from Main
00:24:25.960 Street to
00:24:26.500 Wall Street.
00:24:27.260 That is what
00:24:27.720 they have been
00:24:28.280 doing at an
00:24:28.960 accelerating pace
00:24:29.920 for the last
00:24:30.740 decade and a
00:24:31.560 half, and it
00:24:32.140 is not stopping,
00:24:33.560 and it is morally
00:24:34.500 wrong, and it
00:24:35.120 is destroying
00:24:35.980 the foundation
00:24:36.660 of America.
00:24:37.900 So can I ask
00:24:38.520 you, because I've
00:24:39.040 heard this
00:24:39.500 question, and I
00:24:40.160 apologize, you
00:24:41.220 feel free to
00:24:41.940 say I'm not
00:24:42.640 prepared for that
00:24:43.300 question.
00:24:43.900 Sure.
00:24:45.000 I do that a lot
00:24:46.400 here.
00:24:46.620 Yeah, I know.
00:24:47.060 It may be
00:24:47.480 something that
00:24:47.960 you're just not
00:24:49.260 willing to shoot
00:24:49.900 from the hip on.
00:24:50.720 I know I
00:24:51.080 wouldn't.
00:24:53.080 A lot of
00:24:53.780 people say to
00:24:54.500 me, well, if
00:24:55.360 our money becomes
00:24:56.380 worthless and
00:24:57.160 inflation just
00:24:57.840 keeps going up
00:24:58.560 and up, I'll
00:25:00.160 pay off my
00:25:01.100 house and my
00:25:01.980 car, and why
00:25:03.240 not run up all
00:25:04.180 this debt?
00:25:04.980 Because I'll
00:25:06.820 have millions, I'll
00:25:08.320 be being paid
00:25:09.080 millions of
00:25:09.720 dollars, and I
00:25:10.520 can pay off my
00:25:11.420 house easy.
00:25:13.800 Why is that not
00:25:15.060 good?
00:25:16.860 So this is what
00:25:18.220 I'll put it in the
00:25:19.560 realm of the
00:25:20.560 market and use the
00:25:21.780 example of a
00:25:22.960 short seller.
00:25:24.180 So let's say
00:25:24.840 you're somebody who
00:25:25.760 thinks a stock is
00:25:26.840 going to tank, and
00:25:27.740 you want to go
00:25:28.280 short on that
00:25:29.100 stock.
00:25:29.540 You want to
00:25:29.860 borrow it, you
00:25:30.660 want to sell it,
00:25:31.560 you hope that it
00:25:32.100 goes down, buys
00:25:32.820 it back, and
00:25:33.420 get the
00:25:33.880 difference.
00:25:34.760 You not only
00:25:35.520 have to be right
00:25:36.620 about that
00:25:37.520 stock, but you
00:25:38.700 have to be right
00:25:39.520 on the time
00:25:40.300 frame.
00:25:41.060 Because if you're
00:25:41.900 wrong, and that
00:25:42.820 stock continues to
00:25:43.860 go up before it
00:25:44.940 goes down, or it
00:25:45.640 takes a really
00:25:46.200 long time, you
00:25:47.560 will get
00:25:47.940 absolutely
00:25:48.580 financially
00:25:49.340 crushed.
00:25:50.420 And that
00:25:50.780 becomes the
00:25:51.400 challenge.
00:25:51.840 It's the
00:25:52.100 challenge in
00:25:52.660 financial markets
00:25:53.560 and the
00:25:53.880 challenge for
00:25:54.640 the economy, is
00:25:55.680 that we know
00:25:56.420 the trajectory, we
00:25:57.840 know some of
00:25:58.420 the things that
00:25:59.060 could happen, but
00:26:00.640 we don't know
00:26:01.400 the duration.
00:26:02.800 So you could
00:26:03.460 make that bet and
00:26:04.740 get absolutely
00:26:05.540 crushed and wiped
00:26:06.900 out before any of
00:26:08.440 that comes to
00:26:09.120 fruition.
00:26:09.520 Because we don't
00:26:10.420 know if this is
00:26:11.360 going to be 12
00:26:12.540 months, or 12
00:26:14.200 years, or 50
00:26:15.660 years for this to
00:26:16.800 really unravel in
00:26:18.140 that serious
00:26:18.920 manner.
00:26:19.380 We know it's
00:26:19.820 unraveling, we
00:26:20.420 know it's
00:26:20.680 getting worse, but
00:26:22.000 the trajectory, you
00:26:23.180 know, is it a
00:26:23.660 slow snowball, or
00:26:25.060 is it one that
00:26:25.640 goes down the
00:26:26.500 hill?
00:26:27.000 We don't know,
00:26:28.380 which is why the
00:26:29.440 best way to
00:26:30.040 approach this is
00:26:31.000 through diversification
00:26:32.460 and hedging, and
00:26:33.740 really planning for
00:26:34.740 lots of different
00:26:35.520 outcomes, because we
00:26:36.440 don't know the
00:26:36.860 duration, not to
00:26:38.080 mention, things can
00:26:39.280 change, stakes can
00:26:40.200 change, you know, you
00:26:41.180 have a war or
00:26:42.220 something that gets
00:26:42.840 set in motion, and
00:26:43.820 that completely
00:26:44.640 changes the
00:26:46.260 backdrop of what
00:26:47.120 happens, so you
00:26:48.100 cannot bet on just
00:26:49.720 that one outcome.
00:26:51.540 Let me ask you, and
00:26:54.060 again, feel free to
00:26:55.040 say I need to do
00:26:55.640 more research, but
00:26:56.860 is there a way
00:26:59.540 that the banks
00:27:01.460 can seize
00:27:02.640 homes
00:27:03.640 other than
00:27:06.400 defaulting?
00:27:07.860 They get into
00:27:09.060 trouble, and
00:27:11.000 you know, they've
00:27:12.080 got your
00:27:12.640 property as an
00:27:15.640 asset or as a
00:27:17.440 liability, whichever.
00:27:18.820 It's transferred to
00:27:20.120 somebody else.
00:27:20.920 Is there any way
00:27:22.420 that your terms of
00:27:24.420 your loans can be
00:27:27.100 forced to change, or
00:27:28.600 they can just say,
00:27:29.800 you've got to cough
00:27:30.460 up the cash?
00:27:31.940 So, the two
00:27:33.140 different things, there
00:27:34.700 are terms changing,
00:27:36.340 and can they just,
00:27:37.400 you know, completely
00:27:38.060 screw you over there
00:27:39.260 without, you know,
00:27:39.940 changing the terms.
00:27:41.560 99.99%, no, that's
00:27:45.020 not going to happen.
00:27:46.160 You know, all of the
00:27:46.880 things that we have in
00:27:48.180 terms of, you know,
00:27:48.980 liabilities with banks
00:27:50.600 and things that are
00:27:51.240 our assets, you know,
00:27:52.280 there's a procedure
00:27:53.260 there in place.
00:27:53.980 If that happens, Glenn,
00:27:55.560 it's going to be the
00:27:56.200 least of our worries.
00:27:57.040 We're talking about,
00:27:57.920 you know, mass chaos
00:27:59.160 and civil war.
00:28:00.360 Is there a possibility
00:28:01.880 that you're, you know,
00:28:03.400 you could have
00:28:04.220 something that's sold
00:28:05.340 and they could change
00:28:06.440 the terms?
00:28:07.320 It depends on what
00:28:08.700 you have.
00:28:09.260 Do you have something
00:28:09.940 that has a locked-in
00:28:11.200 rate, like a mortgage
00:28:12.360 with a locked-in rate,
00:28:13.300 or do you have a
00:28:14.200 floating rate?
00:28:15.260 We know if you have
00:28:16.480 a floating rate,
00:28:17.340 that your expectation
00:28:18.940 is that the terms
00:28:20.200 are going to change,
00:28:21.560 and certainly somebody
00:28:22.900 could come in and
00:28:23.900 perhaps try to gouge
00:28:25.560 you, at which point,
00:28:27.140 assuming the interest
00:28:28.080 rates weren't at that
00:28:28.960 level, you would try
00:28:29.720 to refinance, and
00:28:31.100 theoretically there
00:28:32.240 should be competition
00:28:33.280 there.
00:28:33.940 So I don't think that
00:28:35.540 those are the likely
00:28:36.840 scenarios.
00:28:37.640 The likely scenarios
00:28:39.040 is the legal looting
00:28:41.960 of the American people
00:28:43.520 by the government.
00:28:44.720 Things like trying
00:28:46.200 to institute
00:28:47.540 a wealth tax
00:28:48.780 so your house
00:28:49.940 goes up in value
00:28:51.280 and they say,
00:28:52.820 oh, you know,
00:28:53.500 well, your house
00:28:54.240 that you bought
00:28:54.800 for $200,000
00:28:56.160 back in the 70s,
00:28:57.740 Zillow now says
00:28:58.760 it's worth $2 million,
00:29:00.140 so you've got $1.8 million
00:29:01.940 that you owe us taxes on.
00:29:03.600 You don't have that cash
00:29:04.800 and you have to sell it.
00:29:05.880 That's what I'm worried
00:29:06.800 about, and here's
00:29:07.720 the issue,
00:29:08.660 is they're trying
00:29:09.400 to sell these proposals
00:29:10.820 by going after
00:29:12.500 the billionaires.
00:29:13.380 They say the billionaires,
00:29:15.200 they have too much wealth,
00:29:16.040 we want to redistribute it.
00:29:17.360 They're not going
00:29:18.140 after the billionaires,
00:29:19.400 they're going after
00:29:20.140 the $84.4 trillion
00:29:23.200 in inheritances
00:29:24.420 that are set to turn over
00:29:25.640 in the next 23 years.
00:29:27.060 They're going at all
00:29:27.960 the wealth
00:29:28.580 of the American people.
00:29:30.100 They use that
00:29:30.700 as the entry point.
00:29:31.980 The billionaires,
00:29:32.800 the wealthy people
00:29:33.740 will have, you know,
00:29:34.800 some kind of loophole,
00:29:35.940 they'll have the lawyers
00:29:36.820 and they can't figure
00:29:37.700 out how to get around it
00:29:38.760 and they will screw
00:29:39.840 the average American
00:29:41.300 like they do
00:29:41.940 over and over again.
00:29:42.980 So it is our job
00:29:44.220 that any time
00:29:45.340 they come out
00:29:45.920 with a proposal
00:29:46.680 that is, you know,
00:29:47.960 hey, we're just going
00:29:48.980 after the rich,
00:29:49.860 if it is a violation
00:29:51.180 of property rights,
00:29:52.500 you must stand up
00:29:54.240 and say absolutely not
00:29:55.700 because if you cede
00:29:56.500 that line for billionaires,
00:29:58.000 we've ceded it
00:29:58.780 for everybody.
00:29:59.380 Boy, you're going to
00:29:59.980 have a really hard time
00:30:02.340 selling that
00:30:03.980 to 50% of the country.
00:30:05.680 I know.
00:30:06.420 I know.
00:30:06.720 I mean, look at this tragedy
00:30:08.360 that's happening
00:30:09.080 with this, you know,
00:30:10.800 this group that's going
00:30:11.520 down to the Titanic
00:30:12.560 and, you know,
00:30:14.480 the amount of cheering
00:30:15.620 on social media
00:30:16.720 because they want
00:30:17.400 to eat the rich.
00:30:19.260 It's such an easy thing
00:30:21.240 for a politician
00:30:22.660 to sell eat the rich.
00:30:23.980 But you know what country
00:30:24.840 did that, Glenn,
00:30:26.060 was Venezuela.
00:30:27.260 They said inequality.
00:30:29.440 This is, you know,
00:30:30.040 this is not fair.
00:30:31.380 There is so much
00:30:31.980 of a divide.
00:30:32.700 We need to nationalize
00:30:33.860 these industries
00:30:34.480 so we can, you know,
00:30:35.540 help everyone out.
00:30:36.700 The last time I saw
00:30:38.140 a measure of the median
00:30:39.740 net worth of Venezuela,
00:30:42.040 it was zero.
00:30:43.380 Zero.
00:30:43.800 Like, not even like
00:30:44.380 three cents.
00:30:45.100 It was zero.
00:30:46.480 So this is
00:30:47.540 the sales proposition.
00:30:49.740 It's why we need
00:30:50.700 to empower ourselves
00:30:51.860 with the knowledge
00:30:52.820 of what's happening.
00:30:54.240 We cannot fight this back.
00:30:55.520 We cannot tell our,
00:30:56.880 you know,
00:30:57.140 uninformed neighbor
00:30:58.380 or friends about this
00:31:00.220 if we don't truly
00:31:01.300 understand it ourselves.
00:31:02.600 It's absolutely critical.
00:31:03.800 It is why
00:31:05.280 her new book
00:31:06.960 is so critically important.
00:31:10.080 You will own nothing.
00:31:11.940 What she said
00:31:12.560 about Venezuela
00:31:13.180 is true.
00:31:14.640 And that is the promise
00:31:16.560 from the World Economic Forum.
00:31:18.980 They're telling you
00:31:20.000 that you will own nothing,
00:31:23.040 but you're going to love it.
00:31:25.360 Well, I mean,
00:31:26.420 can we try that
00:31:27.200 on a small scale?
00:31:28.320 Oh, we already have.
00:31:30.040 And it's failed.
00:31:31.980 Show it to me
00:31:32.980 in a small scale.
00:31:34.140 Prove that it works
00:31:35.480 and then maybe
00:31:36.680 I'll consider
00:31:37.600 your utopia.
00:31:39.340 They are not asking
00:31:40.420 for your permission.
00:31:42.300 Your stakeholders
00:31:43.420 that represent you
00:31:45.080 have already
00:31:46.040 given them permission.
00:31:48.500 It is critical
00:31:49.920 that you understand this.
00:31:51.180 Go to carolroth.com
00:31:52.680 slash Glenn.
00:31:54.140 Get more information
00:31:55.120 about our book.
00:31:55.920 carolroth.com
00:31:57.180 slash Glenn.
00:31:57.900 The best
00:32:02.600 of the Glenn Beck program.
00:32:04.840 Well, CNN
00:32:05.840 has their new
00:32:06.820 what was that
00:32:08.940 plane that crashed?
00:32:10.400 The missing plane.
00:32:11.380 Yeah.
00:32:11.440 The MH
00:32:12.020 280.
00:32:13.780 Something like that.
00:32:14.440 Sounds right.
00:32:16.100 And it is now
00:32:17.520 the Titanic sub.
00:32:19.640 They ran out of air
00:32:21.380 today.
00:32:23.760 And so we believe
00:32:25.260 unless they are
00:32:26.440 above water
00:32:27.400 someplace
00:32:27.920 and haven't found them.
00:32:29.320 I don't even think
00:32:29.740 that matters, honestly.
00:32:31.240 Because I was watching
00:32:32.060 a video on how
00:32:32.740 this thing is built.
00:32:33.460 They screw them in
00:32:34.300 from the outside.
00:32:36.280 So you don't have a hatchet.
00:32:37.440 They could be floating
00:32:37.980 the whole time
00:32:38.500 and I don't think
00:32:39.080 there's any way
00:32:39.620 they're getting out of there.
00:32:40.800 I could be wrong on that.
00:32:41.820 Maybe there's a hatchet
00:32:42.700 or some way
00:32:43.440 they could escape
00:32:44.000 in an emergency.
00:32:44.780 I don't know.
00:32:45.080 Can you imagine?
00:32:45.280 You see the inside of that?
00:32:46.740 Oh my gosh.
00:32:47.560 It looks terrifying.
00:32:48.660 Even if it was working,
00:32:49.700 I wouldn't want to go inside of it.
00:32:50.680 I know.
00:32:51.440 It's like this little tiny tube.
00:32:53.880 You can't stand up.
00:32:55.460 You're just like
00:32:56.100 basically scrunched up
00:32:57.400 in this little tiny cylinder
00:32:58.860 that's two miles
00:33:00.700 under the ocean.
00:33:01.860 No way.
00:33:02.380 It was nuts
00:33:03.320 from day one.
00:33:04.200 Yeah.
00:33:04.880 And did you see
00:33:05.880 the clip they had
00:33:06.900 from 60 Minutes
00:33:08.660 where they're like,
00:33:10.440 yeah, we bought this part
00:33:11.660 at Camping World.
00:33:14.040 Camping World?
00:33:16.920 That's nothing
00:33:17.560 against Camping World.
00:33:18.780 I mean, that's a great
00:33:19.380 organization, I'm sure.
00:33:20.680 Two miles
00:33:21.980 under the ocean.
00:33:24.040 Yeah.
00:33:24.480 Probably should,
00:33:25.480 I'd feel better.
00:33:26.560 We have the clip?
00:33:27.680 Oh, we should play this
00:33:28.460 because have you seen
00:33:29.400 how they control it?
00:33:30.300 No.
00:33:30.600 Oh, you gotta watch this.
00:33:31.720 You gotta watch this.
00:33:32.360 This is incredible.
00:33:32.760 An experimental
00:33:33.460 submersible vessel
00:33:34.480 that has not been approved
00:33:35.660 or certified
00:33:36.140 by any regulatory body
00:33:37.620 and could result
00:33:38.980 in physical injury,
00:33:39.900 disability,
00:33:40.360 emotional trauma,
00:33:41.120 or death.
00:33:42.960 Where do I sign?
00:33:45.240 Wow.
00:33:45.580 Oh-ho!
00:33:46.900 Take your shoes off.
00:33:47.900 That's customary.
00:33:48.760 Okay.
00:33:48.980 Wow.
00:33:52.300 Inside,
00:33:53.240 the sub has about
00:33:54.000 as much room
00:33:54.600 as a minivan.
00:33:55.500 So this is not
00:33:56.480 your grandfather's
00:33:57.180 submersible.
00:33:58.080 We only have one button.
00:33:59.440 That's it.
00:34:00.040 It should be like
00:34:00.880 an elevator.
00:34:01.800 You know,
00:34:02.100 it shouldn't take
00:34:02.940 a lot of skill.
00:34:03.560 The Titan is the only
00:34:05.280 five-person sub
00:34:06.680 in the world
00:34:07.220 that can reach
00:34:08.020 titanic depths
00:34:08.940 2.4 miles
00:34:10.580 below the sea.
00:34:12.080 It's also the only one
00:34:13.520 with a toilet.
00:34:14.680 Sort of.
00:34:15.700 And yet,
00:34:16.160 I couldn't help noticing
00:34:17.220 how many pieces
00:34:18.180 of this sub
00:34:18.920 seemed improvised.
00:34:21.100 We can use these
00:34:21.840 off-the-shelf components.
00:34:23.120 I got these
00:34:23.580 from Camper World.
00:34:25.420 We run the whole thing
00:34:26.680 with this game controller.
00:34:28.200 Come on!
00:34:31.040 Now,
00:34:31.920 we run it
00:34:33.280 with a game controller
00:34:34.060 and it's not even
00:34:35.100 the name brand.
00:34:36.420 It's like a knock-off
00:34:37.740 game controller.
00:34:39.040 It's not even like
00:34:39.840 the real
00:34:40.260 PlayStation controller.
00:34:42.040 Could we at least
00:34:42.860 get one by Sony?
00:34:44.040 Yeah.
00:34:44.200 Even if it's a Sony
00:34:45.520 with two Y's
00:34:47.280 or two N's,
00:34:48.140 that would be sunny,
00:34:49.080 but it'd be closer.
00:34:51.860 Really,
00:34:52.540 it was nuts
00:34:53.840 to go down there
00:34:54.420 in the first place.
00:34:55.120 And this CBS
00:34:56.760 60 Minutes report,
00:34:57.920 they try it
00:34:58.920 a bunch of times.
00:34:59.540 They can't get it
00:35:00.380 to work a bunch of times.
00:35:01.700 They eventually
00:35:02.380 do go down
00:35:03.200 and come back up
00:35:04.340 and it did happen.
00:35:05.660 But they were talking
00:35:06.300 several of these times
00:35:07.460 they'd lose contact
00:35:09.060 underneath the water.
00:35:10.780 They would be underneath
00:35:11.640 for three hours
00:35:12.580 and they'd lose contact
00:35:13.500 for two and a half.
00:35:14.200 It's dangerous enough.
00:35:15.260 I don't need that stress.
00:35:16.740 And to see a boat?
00:35:18.860 I don't.
00:35:19.600 I mean, look.
00:35:19.760 There's a lot of them
00:35:20.580 up above.
00:35:22.040 Lots of boats.
00:35:23.020 Go anywhere near water,
00:35:24.400 you're going to see them.
00:35:25.440 Well, I mean.
00:35:26.000 And look,
00:35:26.400 I understand the significance.
00:35:27.260 If you're signing that,
00:35:28.040 if you're signing
00:35:28.840 that kind of release
00:35:30.080 that he read
00:35:30.680 at the very beginning,
00:35:31.720 I mean, you know,
00:35:32.640 they all knew.
00:35:33.580 Yes.
00:35:34.080 I mean, it doesn't,
00:35:35.100 it doesn't lessen the pain.
00:35:37.100 I can't imagine
00:35:38.460 what horror
00:35:39.900 they went through.
00:35:42.400 I don't even want to think about it.
00:35:43.640 I don't want to think about it.
00:35:44.460 You saw the inside of it
00:35:45.860 and how they were sitting.
00:35:47.000 Yeah.
00:35:47.180 Like, you can't even, like,
00:35:48.380 stretch your legs.
00:35:50.300 You're in this little tiny cylinder
00:35:52.200 and, like,
00:35:52.640 so just being down there
00:35:54.760 for hours and hours on end
00:35:55.880 would be really tough
00:35:56.720 to deal with.
00:35:57.220 then knowing
00:35:57.920 that all of this is happening.
00:36:00.300 It's a terrible story.
00:36:02.000 Of course,
00:36:02.540 CNN is exploiting it
00:36:03.600 for every single
00:36:04.660 advertiser dollar.
00:36:06.280 You know,
00:36:06.460 they want,
00:36:07.080 they're doing everything
00:36:07.740 they can here
00:36:08.580 to talk about it constantly.
00:36:10.980 It's really dark.
00:36:11.780 Hey, there's a couple of things
00:36:12.480 I want to discuss.
00:36:13.340 One is,
00:36:14.200 you know,
00:36:14.840 I've said
00:36:15.360 we just need to look at things
00:36:16.940 and go,
00:36:17.360 hmm,
00:36:18.420 I'm excited to see
00:36:19.100 how that works out.
00:36:20.040 You know,
00:36:20.620 if I would have seen that clip
00:36:21.860 before they went down,
00:36:23.520 I probably would have said,
00:36:24.960 hmm,
00:36:26.000 it's going to be exciting
00:36:26.800 to see how that works out
00:36:27.800 with that game controller.
00:36:29.320 Here's one.
00:36:31.400 Toronto,
00:36:32.840 the Casey House
00:36:34.120 is a specialty restaurant now
00:36:38.560 with swanky multi-course dinners
00:36:41.040 and specialty cocktails
00:36:43.560 and all of the food,
00:36:45.860 everything is prepared
00:36:47.020 by people living with HIV.
00:36:50.580 Now,
00:36:51.480 I mean,
00:36:52.400 unless they're bleeding
00:36:53.780 on the food,
00:36:54.800 which I don't think
00:36:55.640 is happening.
00:36:56.380 Right.
00:36:56.860 But,
00:36:57.280 I don't know.
00:37:00.680 It doesn't seem
00:37:01.900 like something,
00:37:02.940 you know,
00:37:03.300 that you,
00:37:05.060 it would be a big selling point.
00:37:07.020 You know what I mean?
00:37:07.680 Right.
00:37:08.140 Hey,
00:37:08.200 your chef has HIV.
00:37:09.520 Okay,
00:37:09.760 I'm cool with that.
00:37:10.420 He hasn't chopped a finger,
00:37:11.520 has he?
00:37:12.200 Okay.
00:37:13.440 But,
00:37:14.940 that's your,
00:37:16.340 that's,
00:37:17.260 that's your,
00:37:18.120 I mean,
00:37:18.420 that's like,
00:37:19.040 hey,
00:37:19.360 everybody in the kitchen
00:37:20.360 has HIV.
00:37:21.060 HIV.
00:37:21.820 No,
00:37:22.200 I,
00:37:22.800 I,
00:37:23.200 that,
00:37:23.580 that,
00:37:24.060 keep that to yourself.
00:37:25.720 Right.
00:37:25.860 Really,
00:37:26.160 any disease.
00:37:27.000 You don't need to tell me
00:37:27.780 about the diseases
00:37:28.420 of the people preparing
00:37:29.400 my food.
00:37:29.900 Please don't.
00:37:30.760 Yeah.
00:37:31.060 Please don't.
00:37:31.600 Oh,
00:37:31.820 man,
00:37:32.200 everybody has the plague,
00:37:34.420 but they're all in space suits
00:37:36.920 in the kitchen.
00:37:38.060 Okay.
00:37:38.500 Okay.
00:37:39.080 I,
00:37:39.820 can you get somebody else?
00:37:41.020 I mean,
00:37:42.140 it seems like a concept
00:37:43.080 that is unlikely
00:37:43.880 to be franchised.
00:37:44.940 Well,
00:37:45.260 here's a,
00:37:45.940 I'm,
00:37:46.680 I'm looking forward
00:37:47.660 to seeing how that works out.
00:37:48.960 There you go.
00:37:49.440 Okay.
00:37:49.560 Cause maybe it does.
00:37:51.300 Uh,
00:37:51.840 let me,
00:37:52.600 uh,
00:37:52.980 let me take you one thing.
00:37:54.420 Um,
00:37:55.280 last night and you go watch it on youtube.com
00:37:59.560 at Glenn Beck.
00:38:01.160 I think they change it.
00:38:02.000 You have to have at Glenn Beck now.
00:38:03.760 YouTube.com slash Glenn Beck.
00:38:05.380 Let's put it that way.
00:38:06.820 Right.
00:38:07.300 We,
00:38:07.520 we just,
00:38:07.960 we,
00:38:08.060 you weren't listening apparently
00:38:09.360 to our long conversation about this,
00:38:10.800 but if you do youtube.com slash Glenn Beck,
00:38:12.660 you should get there.
00:38:13.680 What?
00:38:14.120 I thought I was listening to that.
00:38:15.200 Anyway,
00:38:15.620 uh,
00:38:16.360 so that is,
00:38:17.300 that's what you always think.
00:38:18.320 You always think you're listening and you're just saying.
00:38:21.520 So anyway,
00:38:22.240 go to youtube.
00:38:22.980 You watch last night's special.
00:38:24.480 Our Wednesday night special was very different for us.
00:38:27.340 Uh,
00:38:28.060 is Stu and I were both,
00:38:29.480 uh,
00:38:30.200 on vacation and,
00:38:31.800 and there's a lot of news that,
00:38:34.140 you know,
00:38:35.060 we've been talking about all week,
00:38:36.840 but I didn't know some of the other things that have happened.
00:38:40.060 Cause two weeks,
00:38:41.620 no news,
00:38:42.760 no news at all for me.
00:38:44.940 And,
00:38:45.400 uh,
00:38:45.620 wow.
00:38:46.460 Wow.
00:38:46.700 Just in two weeks,
00:38:47.600 there were some things.
00:38:48.300 So we played,
00:38:49.000 uh,
00:38:50.520 you know,
00:38:50.920 two truths,
00:38:51.580 one lie.
00:38:52.720 And,
00:38:53.380 uh,
00:38:53.840 I think I did pretty well.
00:38:56.460 I,
00:38:57.040 you did incredibly well.
00:38:58.140 I will say they gave me the list of these things to read to you.
00:39:00.900 And the first list they gave me was not highlighted as to which one was fake.
00:39:04.800 And I didn't know half of them.
00:39:06.860 It's weird.
00:39:07.500 I can read the,
00:39:08.760 I know the writers are writers well enough to know.
00:39:11.880 And I also,
00:39:12.860 I was only surprised by the press.
00:39:15.220 That was the only thing that they asked hard questions.
00:39:17.920 Apparently a couple of times,
00:39:19.160 a couple of times.
00:39:19.900 And I couldn't believe that that can't be true.
00:39:22.380 That would be the press doing their job.
00:39:24.600 That was really your analysis on it.
00:39:26.700 Right.
00:39:27.080 There's one we didn't get to.
00:39:28.460 Yeah.
00:39:28.660 Here we go.
00:39:29.120 This is a two truths and a lie over the past couple of weeks.
00:39:32.360 The U S has 12 or more alien spacecraft.
00:39:35.680 U S officials suggest extraterrestrial medicine may unlock the future of cancer treatment and crashed Las Vegas UFO witness terrified by eight foot creatures in his backyard.
00:39:49.260 Quote,
00:39:50.380 100% not human.
00:39:55.100 Which one is fake of those?
00:39:56.860 I hope that that one is fake because that's the least interesting of the other two.
00:40:01.800 I could see,
00:40:03.360 I mean,
00:40:03.840 I just read someplace about,
00:40:06.420 uh,
00:40:07.300 how AI is going to attract,
00:40:10.580 uh,
00:40:12.060 aliens and they'll be able to communicate with us now because they're so smart and AI will be communicating.
00:40:17.500 And so we'll get a lot of our medicine.
00:40:18.620 So that could be possible.
00:40:21.000 I,
00:40:21.420 the one I'm going to go with one.
00:40:23.220 I hope is not true.
00:40:25.980 And that is the eight foot alien,
00:40:27.860 but I bet you it is.
00:40:30.000 Crashed Las Vegas.
00:40:31.080 UFO witness was actually in reality,
00:40:33.600 terrified by eight foot creatures in his backyard,
00:40:36.260 claiming they were 100% not human.
00:40:38.140 That is a real story.
00:40:39.260 What were they?
00:40:40.060 Do you know?
00:40:40.560 I don't know.
00:40:41.360 I don't know.
00:40:41.780 I don't know what they were.
00:40:42.520 Well,
00:40:42.680 no need to,
00:40:43.300 no need to check it out.
00:40:44.640 Producers.
00:40:45.140 No need.
00:40:46.380 When we're talking about eight foot aliens,
00:40:48.660 I don't need any more information.
00:40:49.940 No more information.
00:40:51.020 Okay.
00:40:51.260 The U S does in fact have 12 more or 12 or more alien spacecraft,
00:40:57.200 say military and intelligence contractors.
00:40:59.500 Now I don't,
00:41:00.700 again,
00:41:01.740 we haven't seen these,
00:41:02.920 but this is what the officials are saying.
00:41:05.940 Kind of crazy.
00:41:07.360 Okay.
00:41:07.620 You know,
00:41:07.900 what's crazy is as big as,
00:41:10.700 you know,
00:41:11.960 Hunter Biden getting off.
00:41:13.360 These,
00:41:13.820 these are huge,
00:41:14.880 Epic never before happened stories in America.
00:41:19.180 Donald Trump being indicted.
00:41:21.100 Okay.
00:41:21.860 Huge.
00:41:23.260 The government coming out and saying it has 12 alien spaceships.
00:41:30.780 I don't know.
00:41:31.620 I think that ranks high enough to be something that you might hear talk of.
00:41:39.180 You know what I mean?
00:41:40.200 You'd think,
00:41:41.440 but no,
00:41:41.940 didn't even infiltrate your vacation.
00:41:44.060 What,
00:41:44.400 what is it about the alien thing that we just don't care about?
00:41:48.020 It does seem like they're preparing us for something.
00:41:50.580 It does.
00:41:51.240 Doesn't it?
00:41:52.340 It does.
00:41:53.580 And they're going to be like,
00:41:54.120 by the way,
00:41:55.000 seven of our last 11 presidents were aliens.
00:41:58.480 I'd be relieved.
00:41:59.380 I would be so relieved.
00:42:00.880 Oh,
00:42:01.060 we've already kind of dealt with it then.
00:42:02.600 Maybe we're okay.
00:42:03.400 Yeah.
00:42:03.700 And I'd be like,
00:42:04.820 that makes sense.
00:42:06.100 Makes sense.
00:42:06.500 Thank you.
00:42:07.240 No wonder they acted that way.
00:42:08.400 Yes.
00:42:08.620 That makes sense.
00:42:09.560 They were aliens.
00:42:11.000 Great.
00:42:11.460 You can eat me now.
00:42:12.320 I'm fine.
00:42:13.040 At least I can be eaten.
00:42:15.460 You know,
00:42:15.800 not screaming like what the hell is going on?
00:42:18.460 I don't know.
00:42:19.220 It's an alien.
00:42:20.000 It's an alien.
00:42:20.740 And I'm food to him.
00:42:21.960 That would be.
00:42:22.920 And unfortunately,
00:42:23.420 the one thing you'd be maybe excited about that some extra,
00:42:26.380 extra terrestrial medicine that was curing cancer.
00:42:28.740 That's the one that's not real.
00:42:30.740 So we got the aliens here.
00:42:31.860 They're eight foot.
00:42:32.480 They're in your backyard,
00:42:33.160 but they're not doing anything positive for us.
00:42:36.260 Don't worry.
00:42:36.960 Na na na na.