The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Donald Trump Jr. ｜ 8⧸16⧸22

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00:01:48.460 welcome to the uh welcome to the glenbeck program we're so very glad that you're here and we welcome

00:01:58.680 mr pat gray hello pat hello glenn how are you oh perfect are they yeah almost every way in almost

00:02:06.000 every almost every way yep you can you think of one thing that's not going well no no okay no not

00:02:12.160 right off hand okay this is why i like pat gray segments because he comes in and he's usually giving

00:02:16.900 us some piece of evidence that the entire nation is going to be destroyed right but he also brings

00:02:23.840 kexy cookies yeah which makes me feel much much better about the world being destroyed okay

00:02:27.860 can we obtain for yourself at kexy.com by the way k-e-x k-e-k k-e-k s-i s-i yes okay it is finished for

00:02:38.400 cookies so oh so yeah all of the so it should make sense now you're huge with all the fins in america

00:02:45.300 are going yeah sure can we have the conversation that you and i have had offline uh in our email

00:02:53.320 about oh we can yeah yeah talk about that if you want so uh so pat writes me uh on vacation he's

00:03:01.500 like glenn we we nobody knows what kexy cookies you know kexy they don't know how to spell and i said

00:03:07.920 huh who would have guessed that right who would have guessed that which he has said from the beginning

00:03:12.420 yeah i've said can you just name them the greatest cookies.com and we could but it's taken

00:03:18.140 yeah oh i could i could i'll find one for you i'll find something for you uh you know it's like anything

00:03:25.060 like that uh and uh and so he's like we're gonna we're gonna change it because nobody and i said oh

00:03:29.840 good what are you thinking okay one was like one was was it cow pie yes yeah one was cow pies

00:03:38.480 cow pies because they'll they'll remember that they will remember that but i don't think yummy

00:03:44.200 cookies was because cow pie is cow poop yeah it might not be associated with delicious you know

00:03:51.900 that's my first thought that's my first thought okay uh what were the other names i don't remember

00:03:57.140 oh yes you do i don't yes you do completely there was another one like uh fango mango.com

00:04:03.620 what is that something like yummy cookies in the title but those are the things you did that

00:04:14.240 initially and these are all those names are taken people there are other cookie companies that think

00:04:18.920 their cookies taste good they're wrong about whether they're as good as kexy cookies i'm telling you

00:04:23.160 i'm telling you for a price because i'm a very busy man i will help you find the right name pat

00:04:29.500 but it's always like you know this was this was amber's uh doll goo goo kitty and so it really

00:04:39.420 means something to the kids so we're gonna call him goo goo kitty how no shut up no we can't talk 0.66

00:04:47.540 about the email exchange okay you can't talk about it okay why is the world how is the world falling

00:04:52.700 apart pat yeah can we talk about that well i'll tell you one way in which the world is falling do you

00:04:56.700 remember the fbi raid since everything is fbi related now and how you can't trust them you

00:05:02.460 remember the raid they made on the big vault in uh beverly hills california yeah yeah with all the

00:05:09.220 deposit boxes yeah yeah yeah and they took everything out of the safety deposit box and the people in

00:05:14.200 in beverly hills were like wait a minute i didn't have anything to do with the scam that was being run

00:05:18.480 by the one guy with the safety deposit box right why are you taking all my stuff right right yeah so

00:05:23.120 supposedly they were after the owner of the vault okay not the individuals who are placing things in

00:05:29.900 the vault which included 80 million dollars in cash tens of millions of valuables yeah it was over

00:05:36.560 100 million dollars they they confiscated gosh they took it all it wasn't part of the warrant they said

00:05:43.120 hey we're just looking at the company we're not interested in the individuals in fact we just want to

00:05:47.760 inventory them and we'll leave them alone nope they lied and they took everything and almost none of

00:05:54.340 those people have gotten their their their money or gosh or their uh valuables back it's been five years

00:06:01.340 this is this is becoming insanity and if you don't think the fbi if they can do this to people who had

00:06:10.220 80 million dollars in cash in the i mean these are not small individuals then no if they can get away

00:06:18.600 with it what do you think they're going to do to you yeah beverly hills these are people with power

00:06:23.320 with power and money influence yeah and i think that the fbi has just scared them away because nobody

00:06:30.880 wants to do battle with the fbi who wants to do that well who do you call this is what i've this is

00:06:35.680 what i've been saying for 50 years now on the air when the cops go bad right who do you call

00:06:42.820 so it's a i got a problem with my local cop great kick it up to the state if the state's bad kick it

00:06:50.440 up to the feds if the feds are bad there's no place to go where are you going the united nations

00:06:57.060 they ain't gonna help you i mean the courts should be the answer to that question right yeah how are the

00:07:01.980 courts allowing this americans get this americans have lost more money in most of the years between

00:07:08.100 2004 and now they've lost more money in civil asset forfeiture than have happened in burglaries

00:07:14.900 what the main burglar is the u.s government they're a bigger burglar unbelievable than burglars

00:07:22.960 i mean it's incredible where does the hamburglar fall on this scale a little a little below a little

00:07:30.460 below what the u.s government has taken have we eaten for a value meal he mostly steals we all know

00:07:36.320 what the fbi is but maybe we should change their name to boo-boo bunny or people didn't know what fbi was

00:07:44.340 at the beginning right that's what's the way you should call them boo-boo bunnies wait a minute i don't

00:07:48.260 know how to spell bureau people figure it out eventually fbi.com oh my gosh okay so uh that's

00:07:59.380 incredible that's in that is amazing did you hear this one you know the informant uh that was you know

00:08:07.000 one of the people from the fbi uh that uh was part of the sting to get the people on the you know

00:08:16.340 governor gretchen whitmer case okay apparently one of them is a female she shared a bed and smoked pot 1.00

00:08:25.780 with one of the men um lawyers for barry croft jr one of the alleged ringleaders of the kidnapping

00:08:31.980 plots fbi informants improperly coordinated with the accused uh the informant jenny plunk and steve

00:08:39.420 robinson's unusual relationship with croft include smoking pot with him and traveling to several of his

00:08:44.940 militia training sessions uh also sharing a hotel room now don't know if anything do either of them

00:08:52.240 have monkey pox we don't know if anything but this is they are entrapping we we're doing a special in

00:09:00.240 a couple of weeks on the fbi and the history of the fbi they've they were created dirty they were

00:09:09.520 dirty from the beginning and then hoover died and we had a few years where we all believed but oh wait a

00:09:17.120 they can be trusted no they can't they're completely out of here's the good news and i'm going to share

00:09:24.320 this in detail there are people in the fbi that are becoming whistleblowers there are 16 whistleblowers

00:09:32.740 now in at the federal level at the highest levels that's really a good sign yeah jim jordan made a big

00:09:40.480 point that there's a lot of good people in the fbi it's the people at the top that are screwing

00:09:45.780 everything up the people who are in the fbi look we have a lot of people who listen to us that are law

00:09:52.100 enforcement you know how we feel about you we've always been there for you you need to start being

00:09:59.460 visible at the local level and speaking out you need to start talking and speaking out even if there's

00:10:09.140 nothing happening in your particular division you need to start speaking you can call me i'll put you on the air

00:10:17.460 and you could say look there's i'm in omaha nebraska and there's nothing bad that's going on here that i know of

00:10:23.640 but what's happening in washington dc is wrong you've got to start speaking out

00:10:30.100 really important really important because look how much the american people are down on the fbi

00:10:37.300 right now we've got no confidence in them did you see the um do you see the story where

00:10:42.980 um there was a shooter an active shooter someplace in a school it didn't lead i don't think to a mass

00:10:49.480 tragedy um but they there was a shooter and the parents were not listening to the police the parents just went in

00:10:55.620 and they're like screw you that's because where they were being tased though and right but that's

00:11:01.620 because of uvaldi yeah you now go i don't know if i can trust them this is the bubba effect and it's

00:11:09.380 happening in everything i mean this is there's a really good case to be made that uh the the fbi

00:11:19.280 just did this raid just to piss people off that's it just to lower our standard on the justice

00:11:28.400 department piss you off and cause more chaos tell me what they have done that hasn't led to more chaos

00:11:36.340 again remember this is an organization that has been telling us for multiple years that the biggest

00:11:41.520 threat to our nation is right-wing extremists yes extremists right the oath keepers the proud boys

00:11:48.160 all of these q and on q and on all they're the biggest threat to our country now let's just say 1.00

00:11:53.540 let's take for at their word for a minute that they had a bunch of documents they disagreed on it

00:12:00.620 they were very very intent on getting these things back they're very important we still don't know

00:12:04.440 really what they were but let's just say they are okay it was a it was a legitimately important thing

00:12:09.380 for the fbi and and the government to get these documents back if that were the case these documents

00:12:15.540 have been under the control of donald trump for a year and a half right if he wanted to hide them

00:12:22.200 in some place where you could never find them or destroy them or destroy them he could have done

00:12:25.660 it a long time ago so isn't the proper thing to do to come to the american people even it's through

00:12:31.620 even if it's through their 964 million leaks that they've been able to do since the incident happened

00:12:37.260 and go to the american people and say hey we've been asking for these documents hey we've been asking

00:12:42.220 for these documents hey we put a subpoena in hey we really get if if they don't return them in

00:12:47.420 the next couple weeks we're gonna have to go to mar-a-lago and search the place and at least

00:12:51.360 prepare the american people for something like this coming because out to the average american

00:12:57.700 especially the average trump supporter they see him as being persecuted persecuted for a very long

00:13:03.220 time and then all of a sudden out of nowhere with no notice you shut you show up at his house when

00:13:08.400 he's not there and search his wife's underwear drawer check because i believe you know there

00:13:12.560 is a 90 day window where you cannot do anything that could affect the election okay did you know

00:13:18.220 that 90 days before any election the fbi is not supposed to make any busts that could affect the

00:13:25.320 election yeah i mean that's not a it's not a hard fast rule right right because the clinton people

00:13:30.140 what are the unwritten rules yeah one of the unwritten rules okay 2016 fine okay so they did this like

00:13:36.460 the day before the 90 day period i mean they they they look donald trump jr is going to be on with us

00:13:46.840 in about a half an hour and i've got a lot of questions for him the fbi owes it to the american people

00:13:53.900 because you have zero credibility none you owe it to the american people to take the affidavit

00:14:02.320 and release it donald trump says it's fine now you say well it could hurt our investigation

00:14:09.180 i'd like to know exactly you can't just come out and say nuclear do you really think that some

00:14:17.400 nuclear secret is just kept in the bottom of the president's desk a nuclear secret is something that

00:14:25.780 would be in a in a locked briefcase that comes over from the pentagon you don't just say oh what is

00:14:33.960 that under and or b for bombs you don't and you have there is a chain of command and if you leave it

00:14:43.080 with the president you would have to inform the pentagon i've left it with the president well i know

00:14:50.460 i'm not supposed to but he's the president he told me okay all right hang on mr president someone i have

00:14:56.300 to be here with you someone's going to replace me in a couple of hours they also have to be here as

00:15:01.200 long as the document is here that's how we handle nuclear secrets and if we don't we have bigger

00:15:07.320 problems there's something wrong here and americans know it and those americans who don't know it

00:15:14.680 you are going to be responsible for your own children's slavery you cannot allow a government

00:15:24.460 to have this kind of control you know if this was happening to joe biden you would be saying

00:15:32.220 exactly the same stuff and you'd be calling us you'd be calling donald trump if he did it a fascist

00:15:39.800 dictator there is a rule of law and it must apply to both sides otherwise all of us all of us will

00:15:51.260 fall under a dictator pat thank you very much for stopping by pat gray unleashed and uh kexy cookie

00:15:59.900 oh kexy.com you didn't even put the cookie in there okay good good kexy.com k-e-k-s-i well he was

00:16:09.540 thinking about kexy cookie k-e-k-s-i cookie spelled with a k but then he thought that might not be

00:16:16.580 right this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:16:22.040 this is the glenbeck program welcome honored to have donald trump jr on with us the executive vice

00:16:31.400 president trump organization uh and author of liberal privilege welcome uh don welcome to the

00:16:38.340 program how are you i'm doing okay good to be with you guys yeah uh i have to tell you i saw your

00:16:44.720 father at cpac and i sat there and i listened to him and i thought there is no one in american history

00:16:51.260 no one who has gone through what your president what what your father and your family has gone through

00:16:59.060 uh and then monday this happens let me get some uh let me get some just some facts here from you

00:17:06.760 um first of all uh they have released the warrant but not the affidavit your dad has come out and

00:17:16.020 said absolutely i insist that you release it um any chance of that happening have you heard anything

00:17:24.260 you know i i doubt it you know you you see what happens uh it's not our first rodeo uh none of

00:17:30.980 this surprises us you know merrick garland gets on tv they want total transparency because of you know

00:17:36.340 and then oh no we can't actually we can't actually do that we got the soundbite out there we'll get our

00:17:40.640 our lackeys in the liberal media to run with it as though that's meaningful or real uh and then they

00:17:46.880 they do absolutely nothing remember you know merrick garland had no knowledge of it then he had

00:17:51.300 knowledge and personally signed off then it turns out he's been weighing the decision for months

00:17:55.300 it's all a lie and that's the real problem is you know they do this stuff um say you saw it

00:18:01.380 yesterday with the passports they took his passports which weren't part of the warrant they took picture

00:18:06.360 books uh which probably weren't part of the warrant uh but none of that matters then they leak it to

00:18:12.200 norah o'donnell no no no we didn't actually do it it takes about six seconds to disprove this stuff

00:18:16.820 you know meanwhile the other information and the misinformation that's put out there

00:18:21.060 goes viral and they pretend that this stuff's above board i mean think about it they use the

00:18:25.500 fbi's hrt the hostage rescue team uh to serve this uh you know search warrant you know that's like the

00:18:32.860 seal team uh of the fbi to to serve a warrant on an empty house i mean i understand that three weeks

00:18:39.340 ago according to the media you know donald trump apparently you know choked out two very heavily

00:18:44.300 armed and very fit young uh secret service agents to take over the beast right uh to drive down to

00:18:51.280 his supporters at january 6th now you know they heard that from a witness who seemed to have perjured

00:18:55.440 herself uh when the secret service agents themselves self said hey we'd like to testify uh and say that

00:19:01.980 that didn't even come close to happening you know now they don't want to hear from them anymore

00:19:06.300 uh but i mean think about they use the hrt the hostage rescue team to try to serve this warrant like

00:19:13.060 donald trump's gonna you know he wasn't even there but like how many times did they i mean

00:19:18.340 because they contacted your dad he put a lock on the door where they were done at their request

00:19:24.480 where was this in the back and forth listen i know they've been working with him for months they said

00:19:32.380 he was been nothing but cooperative you know all they had to do was ask he literally said that and

00:19:37.340 they turn over whatever they're looking for because you know but they can't do that they don't want to

00:19:41.740 do that they want to do it under you know the guys they want to a create the intimidation factor

00:19:46.620 you know of going in there with the hrt you know we gotta we gotta really make sure that people learn

00:19:52.300 not to speak out against us uh you know i don't know of an institution in america that's destroyed

00:19:57.860 their credibility more than the fbi i mean they clearly haven't stopped anything uh in in months and

00:20:03.880 then you know then they get on tv how dare they speak out against the fbi whose function so admirably

00:20:09.560 you know when you know peter struck uh and andy mccabe go on tv and talk about integrity after

00:20:15.380 you know lying when they sign off on faulty fisa warrants uh when others literally get caught lying

00:20:21.980 they're you know they're back in their jobs like nothing happened because it was against donald trump

00:20:26.000 uh you know what's going on is absolutely disgusting it's clearly in an intimidation tactic

00:20:31.820 you know the deep states uh rearing its head and imagine you know the media if donald trump

00:20:37.640 weaponized the fbi to go after his political enemies and did this to barack obama their heads

00:20:43.220 would explode there would be nothing else on tv for them it's oh it's ho-hum because donald trump

00:20:48.500 is the only guy that has the guts and is willing to stand up to these clowns every other republic you

00:20:54.680 know there's plenty of them totally silent on all of this too because either they see it as a window

00:20:59.560 for their political future well you know donald trump's not in the way maybe there's a chance for my

00:21:04.340 milquetoast uh personality to to ascend to the highest level of the republican party and and serve

00:21:11.240 the democrats dutifully um because that's what it seems like at this point so you know all of these

00:21:17.360 tactics are designed to intimidate especially donald trump and anyone else who'd have the guts to

00:21:22.640 actually uh speak out against these people but what's nice is like all of the things they've done

00:21:27.580 lately it's gone so far uh so much of the american public who've been politically agnostic

00:21:34.020 who've been quiet who've been silent like they're watching this stuff and that they can't believe i

00:21:38.260 have democrats you know don't forget i was from new york even though i'm a lifelong conservative i was

00:21:43.700 from new york i got plenty of democrat friends that are like holy crap what's going on in our

00:21:47.580 government if this was going on in a banana republic you know the warmongers in government they'd be

00:21:53.580 starting a war to overthrow those governments i will tell you by our doj i will tell you that um

00:22:00.220 when i heard that they were going after your dad for espionage i i'm my i really thought i have

00:22:10.640 finally entered you know the alice in wonderland uh upside down i i just i i your father with espionage

00:22:20.740 yeah it's russia russia russia part 29 you know give me a break like yes he has the nuclear codes

00:22:30.360 he probably stole the nuclear football and yeah he's giving those things to right so we when does

00:22:36.520 it end we are maybe we'd be better off if donald trump still had the nuclear football because at

00:22:41.000 least our enemies respect him unlike the laughing stock uh that currently occupies uh you know the

00:22:47.480 white house which is frankly you know his personality and his idiocy is only encouraging

00:22:51.780 our enemies but you know when does it stop can i does it does it ever and you know it's only making

00:22:58.600 me more more inclined to be more aggressive speak out further i probably already am rather aggressive but

00:23:05.580 you know because this stuff can't happen in america so and for our media to sit idly by

00:23:11.600 spread the propaganda you see what they do every time right something happens they lose control of

00:23:16.840 the narrative they leak to their usual suspects i want to know you are the fbi agents involved in this

00:23:22.640 ones the same ones that were looking into hillary uh and the laptop uh and the taking of hammers to

00:23:28.860 uh blackberries uh and anthony wiener and the top secret stuff that was supposedly on his laptop because

00:23:35.180 i wonder do they have like just a team a corrupt team that they use to do all of these things because

00:23:40.740 one has to start wondering these things uh because this can't just be coincidence at this point

00:23:47.100 um you know and i've gone through great length glenn as you know to sort of make the distinction

00:23:52.680 between sort of the the bureaucrats at the fbi the guys that you know they're lawyers they've never

00:23:59.360 carried a gun they wouldn't know what to do with one if they did who weaponized uh you know that

00:24:04.500 formerly great institution you know and the door kickers uh who come up to me all the time and

00:24:09.820 they're disgraced what's going on in their in their you know their organization or the retired

00:24:14.280 guys especially because they're a little bit more uh inclined to be vocal about it but like if the

00:24:19.820 regular guys don't start speaking up uh don't start functioning as whistleblowers you know who are

00:24:25.300 definitely they're heroes and deities if they're whistleblowers for the left you know if you're a

00:24:30.740 whistleblower for the right you lose your job someone's got to start saying something because it's

00:24:34.680 getting much much harder to defend uh you know i am in the rank and file at this point who you know

00:24:40.960 again don't seem to be stopping anything uh they've had on the radar every terrorist in the last uh every

00:24:47.800 psychopath in america they've been on their radar and yet they managed to slip through and kill people

00:24:52.220 all over america but you know they've certainly had plenty of time to weaponize a bs argument against

00:24:57.700 donald trump and do so ad nauseum i will tell you i've got i've got a bazillion questions i could ask you

00:25:03.400 but i'm just about to run out of time because i know you're a busy man but um so let me let me go

00:25:09.560 here first of all there are i think 13 or 14 whistleblowers which is a really good sign we need

00:25:17.600 many many more but there are whistleblowers uh in the fbi so they haven't killed it yet

00:25:25.060 although it is on that road um the new york times for some reason decided to report that your uh

00:25:31.200 your father reached out to garland and asked how he could help reduce the heat to calm everybody

00:25:37.060 down i thought that was a great move yesterday he came out and said look the temperature is getting

00:25:43.220 to a boiling point here um you know i'll do anything i can to reduce the the temperature

00:25:49.100 uh we are in deep trouble and i think they are doing this because they can't find the extremists

00:26:00.580 they want to make people extremists and just keep poking them over and over and over again yeah what

00:26:08.340 is listen it certainly sounds that like you saw what they did with you know those meth heads in michigan

00:26:13.080 uh where they tried entrapping a bunch of lunatics uh to try to create the assassination plot of

00:26:18.960 grestian whitmer and that you know they ran with that right before the election like it's real you

00:26:23.540 know the the three white supremacists left in america and they found them all and they're gonna

00:26:28.380 like give me a break these are the same clowns that say you know that's the greatest threat to

00:26:33.060 american democracy in america and like what like where what are you talking about so let me it's ludicrous

00:26:40.100 i i i i want to ask you this i want you to leave us if you can with some hope what is it that

00:26:46.260 the american people should be doing i think they are paying attention they are um uh calling their

00:26:53.540 senators and congressmen that are not speaking out i think congress and the senate needs to be

00:26:58.560 very clear on this um but what is your message or your father's message to the american people who

00:27:05.560 are like i can't take it anymore well listen i i think we have to stay in the game i i think this

00:27:12.260 you know i i think it's very purposefully a war of attrition on the other side if they can intimidate

00:27:17.360 you enough if they can make you cause enough you know create enough fear uh and they've certainly

00:27:22.680 done that and i i can understand why uh but i you know i i think you know so much rests on us not

00:27:30.000 letting this just slide uh if they do this now and they try to weaponize it to prevent a trump from

00:27:36.620 running which is clearly what they're doing right they they exercise a incredibly broad search warrant

00:27:41.420 they take picture books uh even anything that they can do to try to hurt trump uh you know

00:27:47.240 where they don't want his lawyers present you know because if i'm doing a search warrant i want the

00:27:51.040 lawyers present so that there's never anything above board and then when you question why they would do

00:27:55.320 that how dare you question it i mean i don't know i've been looking at the sbi for the last five or six

00:27:59.420 years it doesn't seem like they've done anything above board lately right i mean they don't get in

00:28:04.200 trouble for doing the things but you know they get caught uh you know manufacturing things faulty signatures

00:28:10.220 lying whatever it may be and we're supposed to still believe that this is a credible organization

00:28:14.380 you know i think we have to actually be engaged in this process i think we cannot let it slide i think

00:28:22.280 we cannot just say okay well you know let's just maybe put a milquetoast republican in there because

00:28:27.420 that will calm things down now that gives them the wind that gives them everything that they want

00:28:31.680 because nothing will ever be done to prevent this from happening again i think what you need honestly

00:28:37.380 you need a donald trump in there and you need to actually drain the swamp you got to fire the

00:28:42.140 bureaucrats and you need someone who has the guts to actually do that right honestly i don't know that

00:28:46.400 that exists but we are not beyond we are not to the point where we are beyond the ballot box are we

00:28:52.580 you know i we i think we have to be at the point where we overwhelm the ballot box we overwhelm the games

00:29:00.780 that are played you saw what happened yesterday uh in the the recall uh you know the signature ballot

00:29:06.540 recall for george gaston you know the democrats in charge they threw out 30 of the signatures who

00:29:12.220 i'm sure people you know they're watching what's going on in crime ridden california and i'm sure

00:29:17.040 they were real and really signing off so they took 750 000 signatures they canceled about 30 of them

00:29:23.520 said oh now you didn't make 30 but they want you to believe that the 2020 election that less than one

00:29:29.540 percent of the signatures of these random ballots going out to people and dozens to various homes like all

00:29:35.300 over the country they want you to believe less than one percent of those were faulty but more than 25

00:29:40.980 almost 30 percent of the ones in the california recall elections were faulty right that doesn't

00:29:46.980 work these aren't you know it's not like a sample size of three you know there's a sample size of

00:29:51.480 three quarters of a million people uh that was 30 percent but over over a you know a hundred million

00:29:57.320 people it was less than one percent give me a we we have to overwhelm it we have to get in there

00:30:03.220 we have to do everything we can to save our country and and you know the republic because

00:30:09.540 uh if it is it is at stake and it is on the ballot donald trump jr thank you sir my best to your family

00:30:17.580 and uh to your father we are praying for him and you and the rest of the family thank you so much

00:30:23.800 we really appreciate it thank you so much guys

00:30:26.060 the best of the glenn beck program

00:30:32.520 all right where should i start uh how about this one about one third of america is now reporting being

00:30:49.680 extremely or very concerned about climate change that's 10 percentage points less than in 2019

00:30:58.600 okay it was 44 percent like we're all gonna die in a fiery flaming flood it's gonna be so hot and then

00:31:10.980 so cold and then so hot and then so cold we're all gonna die good thing that we won't have any heaters

00:31:19.660 or air conditioning units uh-huh now just over half of respondents say they think their actions

00:31:28.420 have an effect on climate change three years prior however 66 percent say they believe their individual

00:31:34.700 actions made a difference when asked how much responsibility individuals bear for addressing

00:31:39.660 the issue only 45 percent said a great deal or a lot that percentage was 50 percent despite relative

00:31:47.980 apathy regarding climate change 71 percent do believe that it is happening only 11 percent remain

00:31:54.420 disbelievers now let me tell you something people on people on the right are always called flat

00:32:00.300 earthers they don't believe in climate change of course i believe in climate change what do you think

00:32:06.880 what what was the ice age of course the climate changes climate changes for a myriad of reasons

00:32:15.540 and i'm one of them that believe that yes we we probably have an effect on it too we should do

00:32:22.420 everything we can to be healthy for ourselves our children our posterity the animals the trees the water

00:32:31.980 not to tell you what i'm really thinking i think i want the dirtiest greasiest

00:32:39.220 uh just uh just chemical ridden water for my kids in their future you know i mean who says that

00:32:47.400 that's like a disney villain

00:32:49.300 however i also think the earth is alive no it's not gaia it's not a god it's a living thing

00:33:00.460 and i think the earth will destroy us when it's ready and i also believe in a god who might do the

00:33:12.120 same thing before the earth gets around to it i'm just saying there are certain things you have to do

00:33:17.700 but this climate hysteria it does not if you don't buy into we're all gonna be dead by 12 30 this

00:33:27.940 afternoon if you don't believe in that you're not a flat earther you're a reasoned thinking human being

00:33:35.480 this is not about climate change see this is the real problem this is where you separate

00:33:43.720 the thinking people from the oh my gosh people okay this is where this is where the rubber meets the road

00:33:54.540 should we tube the global economy which has made the air cleaner the water fresher the skies cleaner

00:34:09.220 people's lives better

00:34:12.300 should we should we just dump all of that

00:34:17.480 you know if america falls

00:34:21.420 well if america would fall what do you think's gonna happen to our national parks

00:34:29.320 oh those gonna work out oh well we're gonna fall but we're keeping the forest rangers

00:34:37.160 no

00:34:38.300 we're gonna fall but we'll still have all those firefighters in the airplanes to put the national

00:34:44.460 forest out no nope

00:34:48.240 we have to be reasonable

00:34:54.680 and what's happened is it has become a giant industry

00:35:01.720 and now it has gotten so bad by the way um have you noticed the hurricanes

00:35:08.860 the hurricanes this year i mean look at the fires and the floods and all the horrible horrid

00:35:16.260 horrible horrible horrid horrid horrible awful nasty just life-threatening stuff that is or isn't happening

00:35:24.880 uh have you noticed that the hurricane season's supposed to be the worst we're gonna wipe out by her

00:35:31.000 nothing yet in fact this is the first time in seven years that a hurricane hasn't even formed

00:35:38.060 in the atlantic basin

00:35:39.280 yeah first time in seven years

00:35:42.300 oh that's only because the big one is coming

00:35:45.420 blackrock

00:35:50.840 which is the key of the behemoth of esg and the esg mafia 0.56

00:35:57.840 has just added new people to the white house

00:36:02.180 isn't that great

00:36:04.640 yeah

00:36:06.320 yeah

00:36:07.900 they're now working up the upper

00:36:10.000 well we already have one as chief economic

00:36:12.720 advisor to the president

00:36:14.480 and another one that's a chief economic advisor

00:36:17.300 to the vice president

00:36:18.480 and another one who's a chief economic advisor

00:36:21.220 from blackrock

00:36:22.540 uh at the treasury department

00:36:24.040 so we we have that going for us

00:36:26.620 but they're adding new

00:36:28.760 new people

00:36:29.480 so we've got this public private partnership

00:36:33.300 with blackrock

00:36:35.140 and uh blackrock's getting even more money today

00:36:40.680 yeah yeah climate stocks going through the roof today

00:36:44.480 because biden's about to sign that 740 billion dollar bill

00:36:50.200 yeah

00:36:51.560 yeah now this is really great

00:36:54.920 i love this

00:36:55.800 but let me give you some good news

00:36:58.620 this comes today from the wall street journal

00:37:02.940 the wall street journal

00:37:04.840 oh you've got to be kidding me

00:37:06.260 did it just dump on me

00:37:07.540 i just

00:37:08.040 here it is

00:37:09.780 uh the wall street journal

00:37:11.400 reports

00:37:12.600 our legendary editor

00:37:14.760 robert bartley

00:37:16.020 used to quip

00:37:17.120 that it takes at least 65 editorials

00:37:19.780 on a subject to really have any impact

00:37:21.660 well we know what he meant

00:37:23.080 after laboring in the vineyards

00:37:25.120 lo these many years

00:37:26.680 to draw attention in editorials

00:37:28.140 to the politicized investing

00:37:29.460 that travels under the bland label esg

00:37:32.260 for environmental social and governance

00:37:34.620 yes it it it really was that quip

00:37:39.540 that really pointed out

00:37:41.440 that maybe they're slow to make an impact

00:37:44.480 yeah or people just start waking up

00:37:47.380 because regular people are talking

00:37:48.880 you know they they don't say and low

00:37:51.140 after laboring in the vineyards

00:37:53.660 low these many years

00:37:55.120 that's not the way people talk

00:37:56.860 wall street journal

00:37:57.580 but now people are starting to pay attention to it

00:38:02.240 and i want to give you something

00:38:03.460 in the wall street journal today

00:38:04.940 that is extraordinarily good news

00:38:07.120 meanwhile an intriguing new investment

00:38:10.040 alternative to esg funds has gone public

00:38:12.800 strive asset management

00:38:15.020 last week announced its first exchange traded fund

00:38:18.140 drll a passively managed energy index fund

00:38:21.800 designed to mimic blackrock's passive

00:38:23.740 u.s energy index fund

00:38:25.580 strive says it's raised more than a hundred million dollars

00:38:28.780 in assets under management

00:38:29.960 and has a hundred and sixty million

00:38:31.380 in traded volume in its first week

00:38:33.580 we have no brief for any particular business model

00:38:37.480 let everyone compete for the investment dollars

00:38:40.860 the way we said

00:38:41.660 oh no you're still striving

00:38:44.900 anyway they talk about how

00:38:49.940 strive a hundred million dollars

00:38:51.780 remember

00:38:52.160 when he announced it on this program

00:38:54.280 he said if we could get up to a billion dollars

00:38:57.020 we are going to make an impact

00:38:59.240 on the end of the energy industry

00:39:01.400 well they're a tenth of the way there

00:39:03.480 this is not a commercial

00:39:05.720 and not investment advice

00:39:07.540 because i i'm i'm

00:39:08.900 i'm not

00:39:10.240 being paid for this

00:39:11.840 i wish i was

00:39:12.720 i should be paid a lot

00:39:13.800 oh they are actually a

00:39:15.120 aren't they a new sponsor

00:39:16.400 and like blaze or something

00:39:17.360 but this isn't a commercial

00:39:18.580 um

00:39:19.980 have you

00:39:22.900 have you talked about moving some of your

00:39:25.120 money that you might have in investment

00:39:27.200 over to drll

00:39:28.400 strive

00:39:29.900 just look up strive asset management

00:39:32.100 yes i have glenn

00:39:33.020 you've actually done it

00:39:34.200 haven't you

00:39:34.500 yeah i have

00:39:34.840 i did it during the interview

00:39:35.760 yeah

00:39:36.580 i was like yeah that's great

00:39:37.700 i'm signing on right now

00:39:38.700 yeah i've got to go through my wife

00:39:40.040 it's slow

00:39:40.560 the process

00:39:41.320 it's committees

00:39:42.040 meetings with my wife

00:39:43.480 you know

00:39:43.860 well we know who runs the house

00:39:45.380 she does

00:39:45.940 she does

00:39:47.400 uh but i i think it's a really good thing

00:39:51.220 i don't know about investment

00:39:52.160 but this is the way to beat esg

00:39:54.640 and they are freaking out

00:39:57.400 it's really building quickly too

00:39:59.120 right this is

00:40:00.060 oh yeah

00:40:00.440 this is turning into a pretty big deal

00:40:02.160 yeah i'm not just us talking about it

00:40:03.660 i'm going today to utah

00:40:06.500 to salt lake

00:40:07.460 to do uh a meeting tomorrow

00:40:09.560 with the house and the senate

00:40:10.580 um uh in an off session meeting

00:40:14.960 about esg

00:40:16.700 tonight i was supposed to just have dinner

00:40:19.400 with some people

00:40:19.920 and i don't know how this happened

00:40:21.220 but it turned into like an open event

00:40:23.180 because the attorney general's coming

00:40:24.940 and the senators are coming

00:40:26.040 and mike lee's going to be there

00:40:27.460 everybody's going to be there

00:40:28.260 all of a sudden i think it's like a

00:40:29.940 two thousand seat dinner

00:40:32.120 that we're at

00:40:32.820 it's like i just thought we were getting

00:40:34.220 together with some friends

00:40:35.440 so tonight uh i'm meeting with

00:40:38.340 the real activists

00:40:39.940 of esg

00:40:41.600 the people who are really

00:40:42.840 truly making a difference

00:40:44.300 and that has to happen

00:40:45.740 in every state

00:40:46.980 i'm really glad to see

00:40:49.440 what they are doing now

00:40:51.040 in um

00:40:52.280 uh in arizona

00:40:54.700 the arizona attorney general

00:40:56.580 is now getting together

00:40:57.940 with 19 other

00:40:59.000 attorney generals

00:40:59.900 all across the country

00:41:00.740 and they're demanding

00:41:01.600 blackrock give them answers 0.98

00:41:03.100 um

00:41:04.940 they have been hiding behind this

00:41:07.180 and then telling investors

00:41:08.240 oh you know what

00:41:09.000 you will you're going to lose money

00:41:10.340 for the next 10 years

00:41:11.360 you know but

00:41:12.000 it's going to be so worth it

00:41:13.340 because you know

00:41:14.240 we all really care

00:41:15.060 look if you care about that

00:41:17.080 i mean

00:41:17.440 that's how i'm pitching it

00:41:18.800 to my wife

00:41:19.400 i don't know if it's going to make money

00:41:21.080 you know me

00:41:21.760 i have no idea

00:41:23.080 but i'd like to invest in it

00:41:25.300 because i believe in america

00:41:26.520 and i believe in america's

00:41:27.700 energy independence

00:41:29.040 and so if it just holds even

00:41:31.960 or even if we lose a little

00:41:33.180 i'm okay

00:41:34.040 we should do that

00:41:36.460 and i'm fine with that

00:41:37.960 but don't take my retirement money

00:41:40.520 and without me knowing

00:41:42.260 that you're doing that

00:41:43.200 just to sign it into an esg program

00:41:45.680 no

00:41:46.240 no

00:41:47.520 that is

00:41:49.220 people are waking up

00:41:50.380 and they are freaked

00:41:52.040 out of their mind

00:41:54.680 which brings me to

00:41:57.760 what they want to do next

00:42:00.800 to stop you from

00:42:03.160 listening to people like me

00:42:05.200 or doing your own homework

00:42:06.340 or having these

00:42:07.080 very dangerous opinions

00:42:09.120 so here's what they're talking about now

00:42:11.800 world economic forum

00:42:13.360 is becoming a little concerned

00:42:14.980 unapproved opinions

00:42:16.100 are becoming more popular

00:42:17.460 and online censors

00:42:18.680 can't keep up with the millions of people

00:42:20.540 being more aware

00:42:21.520 and more vocal

00:42:22.460 the censorship engines

00:42:24.420 employed by the internet platforms

00:42:26.120 turn out to be quite stupid

00:42:27.580 and incapable

00:42:28.320 people are even

00:42:29.580 daring to complain

00:42:30.780 about the world economic forum

00:42:32.460 that's unacceptable

00:42:33.980 so

00:42:35.260 wef author

00:42:37.780 has come up with a solution

00:42:39.460 she proposes

00:42:40.400 to collect

00:42:41.040 off platform

00:42:42.460 intelligence

00:42:43.200 from millions

00:42:44.660 of sources

00:42:45.560 to spy on people

00:42:47.260 and new ideas

00:42:48.820 then merge

00:42:49.900 this information

00:42:50.680 together

00:42:51.140 for content

00:42:52.020 removal decisions

00:42:53.320 sent to the internet platforms

00:42:56.080 they are looking for

00:42:57.860 an intelligence

00:42:58.560 based

00:42:59.220 approach

00:42:59.860 and use

00:43:01.300 AI

00:43:01.940 what they're doing

00:43:04.080 is they want to bring in

00:43:05.580 multi-language

00:43:06.620 human curated

00:43:07.480 off platform

00:43:08.800 intelligence

00:43:09.600 into learning sets

00:43:11.220 the AI

00:43:12.620 will then be able

00:43:13.460 to detect

00:43:14.080 nuanced

00:43:15.000 novel abuses

00:43:16.080 at scale

00:43:17.080 before they reach

00:43:17.900 mainstream platforms

00:43:19.060 so in other words

00:43:20.140 they're suggesting

00:43:21.960 that they start

00:43:23.100 collecting

00:43:23.820 billions

00:43:25.780 of bits

00:43:26.440 of information

00:43:27.200 on each of us

00:43:28.500 and they see

00:43:30.400 where are these

00:43:31.640 things starting

00:43:32.800 and they'll be able

00:43:34.400 to do that

00:43:35.200 because they can

00:43:35.960 predict

00:43:36.520 each individual

00:43:37.680 this is not

00:43:39.000 beyond the capability

00:43:40.280 of AI anymore

00:43:41.600 and so

00:43:43.020 they're going to find out

00:43:44.100 yeah that tweet

00:43:44.980 was bad

00:43:45.580 but where did that tweet

00:43:46.620 really come from

00:43:47.880 that tweet

00:43:49.360 was started

00:43:50.340 two years ago

00:43:51.420 when that individual

00:43:52.680 was reading this thing

00:43:54.180 let's get rid of that thing 0.96

00:43:55.800 that person

00:43:57.620 has been listening

00:43:58.280 to this

00:43:58.800 this and this

00:43:59.560 and reading this

00:44:00.480 and the other person

00:44:01.620 that came up

00:44:02.240 with the same kind of idea

00:44:03.520 was reading the same thing

00:44:04.980 and listening to

00:44:05.680 two out of the four people

00:44:07.400 let's get rid of those

00:44:09.360 that's what they're

00:44:11.380 talking about doing

00:44:12.420 it is truly

00:44:13.620 mind control

00:44:15.260 they are going to start

00:44:17.760 censoring the internet

00:44:19.920 in advance of you

00:44:22.640 forming a wrong opinion

00:44:24.920 also

00:44:28.960 it's not good enough

00:44:30.440 to censor

00:44:31.580 John1234 at Google

00:44:33.600 or Gmail

00:44:34.760 it's not good enough

00:44:36.100 to do that

00:44:36.700 and cancel his

00:44:37.980 tweet

00:44:38.840 because that one tweet

00:44:41.160 it has to be

00:44:42.280 all across

00:44:43.140 all platforms

00:44:44.100 and anything

00:44:45.520 that person

00:44:46.340 is connected to

00:44:47.420 this is

00:44:50.040 ESG

00:44:51.260 in action

00:44:51.960 it's not enough

00:44:53.900 to take you off

00:44:54.840 of Twitter

00:44:55.680 depending on

00:44:58.240 how misinformed

00:44:59.540 you are

00:45:00.280 they will

00:45:02.060 they will reach

00:45:03.380 into all platforms

00:45:05.100 that you would use

00:45:06.260 and ban you

00:45:08.060 from all platforms

00:45:09.400 this is

00:45:11.560 Orwell

00:45:12.720 1984

00:45:13.780 your friends

00:45:19.460 and neighbors

00:45:20.000 I've said this

00:45:21.360 for a while

00:45:21.900 if they don't

00:45:22.540 get it now

00:45:23.240 they probably

00:45:23.980 won't

00:45:24.540 but I would

00:45:25.860 like you to

00:45:26.700 while you're

00:45:27.480 getting everybody

00:45:29.060 you can out

00:45:29.640 to vote

00:45:29.980 that should be

00:45:30.440 your number

00:45:31.060 one priority

00:45:31.860 right now

00:45:32.400 I would

00:45:36.480 highly suggest

00:45:37.280 that you

00:45:37.560 talk to

00:45:38.200 people

00:45:38.600 that you

00:45:39.020 think

00:45:39.240 might

00:45:39.800 get it

00:45:40.360 who are

00:45:41.580 kind of

00:45:41.920 on the fence

00:45:42.380 and going

00:45:42.680 you know

00:45:43.060 look

00:45:43.380 this is

00:45:43.820 probably

00:45:44.340 not good

00:45:44.940 and don't

00:45:45.580 make it

00:45:45.860 about

00:45:46.080 Donald

00:45:46.340 Trump

00:45:46.640 for sure

00:45:47.260 just say

00:45:48.240 okay

00:45:48.460 look

00:45:48.760 I mean

00:45:49.580 let's

00:45:49.800 be honest

00:45:50.180 if

00:45:50.500 this was

00:45:51.120 happening

00:45:51.380 on the

00:45:51.620 other

00:45:51.840 side

00:45:52.300 yeah

00:45:52.620 well

00:45:52.820 it

00:45:52.980 wouldn't

00:45:53.320 if

00:45:54.940 it

00:45:55.060 was

00:45:55.180 happening

00:45:55.440 on the

00:45:55.680 other

00:45:55.820 side

00:45:56.060 you

00:45:56.380 would

00:45:56.600 be

00:45:56.780 saying

00:45:57.080 the

00:45:57.300 same

00:45:57.560 thing

00:45:57.880 you

00:45:58.360 would

00:45:58.500 be

00:45:58.660 saying

00:45:58.920 we're

00:45:59.100 in

00:45:59.220 trouble

00:45:59.480 you

00:46:01.040 know

00:46:01.400 we're

00:46:01.700 in

00:46:01.900 trouble

00:46:02.220 I

00:46:03.560 blame

00:46:03.940 one

00:46:04.240 side

00:46:04.520 you

00:46:04.720 blame

00:46:05.040 the

00:46:05.220 other

00:46:05.480 the

00:46:06.860 problem

00:46:07.300 is

00:46:07.640 the

00:46:07.840 government

00:46:08.200 has

00:46:08.760 the

00:46:09.000 power

00:46:09.440 to

00:46:09.780 control

00:46:10.380 it

00:46:10.700 whatever

00:46:12.200 side

00:46:12.760 gets

00:46:13.120 it

00:46:13.320 can

00:46:13.840 beat

00:46:14.940 down

00:46:15.460 the

00:46:15.720 other

00:46:16.020 side

00:46:16.440 that's

00:46:16.880 not

00:46:17.140 America

00:46:17.780 ESG

00:46:19.860 is

00:46:20.340 controlling

00:46:21.240 how

00:46:22.420 we

00:46:22.760 invest

00:46:23.680 what

00:46:24.640 we

00:46:24.880 say

00:46:25.360 what

00:46:25.720 we

00:46:25.960 think

00:46:26.580 and

00:46:27.160 now

00:46:27.480 with

00:46:27.780 this

00:46:28.080 latest

00:46:28.900 and

00:46:29.200 you

00:46:29.320 can

00:46:29.460 find

00:46:29.700 this

00:46:29.880 by

00:46:30.060 the

00:46:30.160 way

00:46:30.360 at

00:46:30.660 the

00:46:30.800 WEF

00:46:31.680 website

00:46:32.420 okay

00:46:33.220 go

00:46:33.920 to

00:46:34.100 WEF

00:46:34.980 and

00:46:35.600 and

00:46:35.920 just

00:46:36.220 look

00:46:36.520 it

00:46:36.620 up

00:46:36.840 yourself

00:46:37.620 it's

00:46:38.640 there

00:46:39.220 not

00:46:40.740 taking

00:46:41.060 it

00:46:41.220 from

00:46:41.400 some

00:46:41.680 crazy

00:46:42.480 you

00:46:43.600 know

00:46:43.840 fringe

00:46:44.460 website

00:46:45.040 you

00:46:45.980 just

00:46:46.280 search

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The Glenn Beck Program - August 16, 2022

Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Donald Trump Jr. ｜ 8⧸16⧸22

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