The Glenn Beck Program - Best of The Program ｜ Guest： Hayden Dublois

00:00:00.000 welcome to the podcast uh today it's a big show um we go over what's in this infrastructure bill

00:00:07.940 a lot you're not going to want to you're not going to want to miss out on the terrible details

00:00:12.640 of the trillions of dollars we're spending we also have what's going on in afghanistan as we're

00:00:18.000 pulling out no surprise the taliban is coming in and brutalizing the population we will go into

00:00:24.380 that today uh we also uh will talk about the andrew cuomo allegations the big report has come out now

00:00:33.340 and is we have it we're going to go through some of the accusations in there uh long story short

00:00:40.040 even the democratic attorney general is saying he harassed women around the office we'll get into

00:00:46.040 the details there as well should remind you of course andrew cuomo was awful dot com you can go

00:00:52.280 there and say the unquestionable truth about andrew cuomo uh that is available to you we'll also be

00:00:59.180 covering this in detail going through the entire report on studios america tonight and we've been

00:01:03.020 look we've been all over this story with cuomo since the very beginning um going back over a year now

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00:01:34.720 tuning in here's the podcast you're listening to the best of the blend back program

00:01:48.100 we welcome from the incredibly popular podcast um what's pat's i was thinking about another podcast

00:02:00.560 what's the name of pat's podcast pat gray unleashed oh pat gray unleashed you know from that podcast

00:02:05.640 uh here here's mr pat gray hello pat that was funny it was it yeah i laughed inside i'm laughing

00:02:11.480 yeah you're laughing yeah inside so what do you have on your plate today uh did you have you seen

00:02:18.380 what's going on in australia uh yeah yeah you mean with the military showing up yeah yeah the lockdowns

00:02:26.240 the military going door to door the uh look at this i i think we have the the video of uh the people

00:02:34.080 in the park there there's a guy doing yoga in the park out by himself but he didn't have a mask on

00:02:40.000 so police come and uh cuff him behind his behind his back and then drag him off and arrest him can we

00:02:48.400 play that it's maybe we don't have no don't have it what was it in your pile of stuff it was in my pile of

00:02:55.200 crap yeah uh uh but do you know do you know how severe their situation is with the covid 19

00:03:03.840 it's really bad it's really really bad it's no wonder they've gone off the deep end well they're not

00:03:09.520 vaccinating they're not vaccinating at all right yeah and thus 924 people have died since this began

00:03:17.680 in the on the whole continent whole continent 25 million people 924 people if that is outrageous

00:03:26.160 that's outrageous what are they doing it's like i mean is there anybody left yeah there's only 24

00:03:32.160 million you know 900 and something of us so so uh you know the good news is is that i think the people

00:03:43.140 of australia are starting to feel the tyranny here and they don't like it at all and so they'll grab

00:03:50.020 their guns and they'll start going oh wait oh hold it just a second they turned in all their guns yeah

00:03:55.220 they did darn it yeah they did darn it darn it darn it well you know and to me this is just a precursor

00:04:01.860 of what could be in store for everybody i mean this is a free country this is a a country that appreciates

00:04:08.100 doesn't have guns they they don't have guns yeah let's just let's just let's just remember that

00:04:12.980 these are countries that don't have guns both australia and the uk yeah well they did a gun

00:04:19.300 buyback program uh yeah i bet with i bet they wish they had that money and could give it back and get

00:04:25.140 their gun right now yeah i mean look i don't think that they're necessarily going to go into an armed

00:04:30.180 revolution right now uh you know what does it take no seriously i mean not yes yes yes yes yes but i mean

00:04:35.860 what does it take your country is being destroyed it's 900 people and now your own your own citizens

00:04:46.420 in the military are being told to keep you inside at all cost it's this is this is insanity well to be

00:04:54.900 fair don't do yoga in a park by yourself you can't don't do that no that's that's like that kid remember

00:05:02.020 that guy in colorado that was was playing baseball with his kid way away from everybody else yeah

00:05:07.300 and they were like 20 feet away good thing we put him in jail yeah right i hope he's not out right

00:05:12.260 the bastard i hope you know i hope they beat him senseless before they put him behind bars well

00:05:18.100 it's about time we start beating people's senses isn't it sure is like i well you mentioned this

00:05:23.700 earlier glennon like in theory right you will you have a continent of your own right it's an island

00:05:30.020 essentially you're not letting anybody come you're not letting anyone in you're not letting

00:05:34.100 anyone out you could i guess crack down enough to limit cases and limit the the spread of the virus

00:05:39.300 like there is some level of lockdown you can do this with however on the other side of that there

00:05:44.820 has to be a strategy for this to end and what australia has done is lock down super hard anytime they

00:05:50.740 see any sign of the virus so they've been able to keep everything super low and i don't mean lockdown

00:05:55.220 u.s style lockdown where we all still kind of go do our thing and it's annoying it's all

00:05:59.380 depot is open like they shut down hard like you can't walk your dog and so um they've done all

00:06:09.380 that and then they have 12 of their population vaccinated so like what is the other side of

00:06:14.180 this like it's one thing if you want to lock down until in theory you get everybody vaccinated which

00:06:18.500 again is a problem on another in another direction but like what's eventually you're going to have to

00:06:25.060 let your people go out and they're not going to have any immunity and they're going to they're

00:06:29.620 going to get it you can't keep people inside all the time no this is you know what this is is you

00:06:35.940 know this is the extreme example of uh well you can stop wearing masks and we go as soon as we get

00:06:42.500 a vaccine well as soon as it calms down we don't have the hospitals overrun yeah then it's well when we

00:06:47.940 get the vaccine well the vaccine's not good enough they just they just cut right to the end they're just

00:06:54.180 like we're never letting people out or at least we're being honest and it is weird coming from

00:06:58.900 australia because we think of them as having similar sensibilities as us right yes instead

00:07:05.380 it's a penal colony again yes i mean honestly you have those you have spiders that size i'm staying in

00:07:14.500 anyway it's true there's no reason to go outside in australia and i want a gun because i would shoot

00:07:20.180 those spiders have you seen them they're like they're what is that three feet they're like three

00:07:25.860 feet across that's not even a spider that's um oh yeah i've never seen a spider three feet across

00:07:31.860 oh i oh i'll show you i live in texas it was uh oh no i'll show you a picture when i gotta find it

00:07:37.260 when we're off air but i i've got a picture of one because it i i could not believe it they were

00:07:43.540 telling me when i went to australia they were like oh yeah you see the one that was just found in a barn

00:07:47.700 i'm like no they're like yeah there's this barn that was there and you know these old people owned

00:07:54.300 it and when the new buyers came in they opened up the door and they saw a spider web it was three

00:07:59.260 feet across what no way the spider web was three feet across no the spider wow that's and they saved

00:08:07.940 it they put it like in a zoo or something because they're like hey there's a big spider yeah let's

00:08:14.260 kill it no wonder the entire country was on fire that was probably the smart thing to do

00:08:18.460 you see a spider like that you'd light the continent on fire you're like no thank you

00:08:24.620 no thank you so we have uh uh we have the mayor of uh washington dc i don't know if you've you've

00:08:34.200 seen muriel browser uh bowser what she's done uh but she had an in indoor mask mandate she announced

00:08:41.480 it citywide i love this indoor mask mandate thursday and it's effective saturday at 5 p.m

00:08:50.580 which was convenient for her because she threw herself a celebrity studied birthday party

00:08:55.580 on friday night it's so good nobody wore the masks yeah then she officiated on saturday morning

00:09:04.100 a maskless outdoor wedding in washington and then apparently a maskless indoor reception

00:09:11.160 now the birthday party was not a surprise so she knew that was happening but the mask mandate wasn't

00:09:17.740 in but neither was the wedding she knew about the wedding too she she's not just violating she is

00:09:25.780 knowingly um putting into action a mask mandate that she intended to violate and again her activity at

00:09:38.060 an outdoor wedding is completely appropriate even in the covet era there's no reason to believe

00:09:44.540 there's any problem with that however she's the one yeah who implemented the rule and it was also the

00:09:51.120 the reception was inside and the reception was inside inside so so which so which is it she either

00:09:57.720 wants to spread the covet 19 through unmasked parties and she's like i'm going to do it myself

00:10:03.720 right or she believes that vaccinated people are safe and can gather together and she's right

00:10:09.380 right obviously that's what it is this is what's so silly about it is like a lot of times we complain

00:10:13.680 about these celebrities uh doing these things and politicians and usually what they're doing is

00:10:18.980 something that's actually sensible it's fine but it's against what they're saying rules and did you

00:10:24.320 see okay so it's it was a reporter a journalist from uh the washington examiner that took the

00:10:30.800 photograph of her inside without a mask yeah right so the washingtonian later in the day had this

00:10:38.040 update update the washington examiner writer who published photos of mayor bowser maskless at a wedding

00:10:45.940 over the weekend was not invited to the wedding oh no are you kidding so i guess that negates the

00:10:53.780 photo it does it does if you crash a wedding it negates all information it's those journalistic

00:10:59.640 standards man they don't ever do stuff like that right it's like the police not having a warrant none

00:11:05.100 of the evidence counts right because you gotta crash the wedding completely out of your mind

00:11:09.180 don't worry about the fact that muriel bowser was maskless inside doesn't matter because the

00:11:16.000 person shouldn't have been there anyway to take the photo it's in the wedding crash your cause of

00:11:19.360 the constitution right it is it is right there in plain sight three c well not plain sight you have

00:11:25.600 to do the the lemon rub and then right and then you have the ben franklin glasses blow dry that's

00:11:30.820 really good uh one one other thing the american federation of teachers uh the union president randy

00:11:37.640 weingarten uh says the kids have got to mask up this fall good uh and they said you know look

00:11:45.680 i'm not going to promise that schools are going to reopen uh but gotta be kidding no no we're good

00:11:53.460 this is a quote we're going to try oh wow so i don't know try i don't know there is no try i don't

00:12:00.800 know what what exactly they have to rehearse or try to i mean you get into your car you turn the key

00:12:07.620 you drive to the school you use your key to get into the school you open up the door you turn on

00:12:12.520 the lights you stand there at the chalkboard and you go hi kids i'm going to teach something it's not

00:12:17.320 that hard uh they've been doing it for years but maybe they have forgotten in the last year and a

00:12:23.660 half i now i can't believe they are saying they're making a big deal out of the safety for our kids they

00:12:28.420 have to be masked up or the teachers are not coming in today i saw an msnbc a long story about the

00:12:36.180 police officers are committing suicide do you know there are six police officers that committed

00:12:40.160 suicide uh after january 6th yeah yeah yeah they committed suicide and msnbc is very upset about

00:12:47.020 the the cops well they love the police you know they do they love the police just how supportive

00:12:51.600 they've been and this just caused them so much stress um now as i'm watching it i'm screaming at the tv

00:13:00.460 exactly what oh you love the police now you're worried about their mental health now okay and

00:13:08.100 they're very worried about suicide with these police officers how about the epidemic of suicide for our

00:13:16.200 kids our kids are going through absolute hell suicide rate is up 30 percent because of the

00:13:25.380 the the uh schools and the masks and the you know uh social distancing and they don't give a flying

00:13:32.120 crap you never hear about their mental health you never really hear unless you're reading something

00:13:38.580 from conservatives about how the test scores what this is doing to them not only socially but

00:13:44.640 academically you never hear a peep about that why is it we still don't know anything we have

00:13:51.940 nothing no one is talking about if you've had it you have god's vaccine this has been something we

00:14:00.860 have always done this is why you give a vaccine because it tricks your body into thinking you've had

00:14:07.760 it and so you make natural antibodies uh for it but how come those of us who have natural antibodies

00:14:15.820 we are like we're we're we're spreading the plague why why for the first time is that not how the body

00:14:23.900 works is that not how this vaccine works yeah i mean it's it's you know long term there's a longer

00:14:31.500 conversation on that but yeah you're right we have not focused on that enough at all enough yeah at all

00:14:37.460 i haven't heard anybody say yeah they don't count it as if it's anything correct right when you talk

00:14:44.180 about people who are vaccinated they don't add in the people who have had herd mentality

00:14:49.460 herd immunity is about herd immunity yeah you'll notice we're not talking about herd immunity anymore

00:14:55.360 because that requires you to have enough people either vaccinated or sick to get to a certain point

00:15:01.380 to where the the society has enough antibodies to pretty much handle it in a completely unrelated story

00:15:08.320 i know this has nothing to do with what you're talking about right now nothing but they just

00:15:12.280 announced that pfizer is going to make 33.5 billion dollars from this it'll be the biggest

00:15:16.920 selling drug of all time by far and i know that doesn't have anything to do with what we're talking

00:15:23.560 about there's no reason that you would be pushing this drug for monetary purposes that would be so

00:15:29.440 cynical to believe i mean i would note i would note yes johnson and johnson is selling theirs at cost

00:15:35.980 so if you are concerned of profit motivation you could always get it from johnson and johnson is

00:15:40.600 selling it selling it at cost because the white house came out and said i don't know might kill

00:15:45.320 you whoops no it doesn't they announced they did it in 2020 they made this decision before the vaccine

00:15:51.420 was even available it could give you leprosy i'm just saying leprosy you'll be in a wheelchair and

00:15:57.020 your body will be falling out of the wheel or a blood clot could shoot straight to your brain and kill

00:16:01.620 you instantly don't worry about it sorry all wrong about that one sorry all right

00:16:09.780 i hate you i know you're rolling your eyes like we're spreading misinformation or something

00:16:15.260 sound attack it's leprosy get leprosy

00:16:19.140 you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

00:16:26.580 today i want to i want to talk to you a little bit about uh uh the the good news coming out of

00:16:38.640 afghanistan and i know the press is all over this because they're so eager to uh report all of the

00:16:46.540 bad things uh in uh in an in an ongoing war and so that's why the coverage is practically non-stop

00:16:54.740 about how badly things are going in afghanistan first of all there are thousands of people that

00:17:03.020 are fleeing afghanistan and going over to pakistan all the people that were living in pakistan until

00:17:09.500 we took over and you know there was a chance that the taliban would be out they moved back into

00:17:16.500 afghanistan they're now moving back out of afghanistan but the real people i want to talk

00:17:21.520 about are the people that helped us the translators the people who believed that we would be there for

00:17:27.640 them yeah we haven't really made a plan for them you know uh there's about i don't know about 10 000

00:17:33.920 of these people and they helped us for years and years and years uh but i mean should we have a plan

00:17:41.740 to help them stew why plan when you can just do it on the fly as the taliban is just taking district

00:17:48.880 after district it's like one of those shows where they like re uh they redo the home like a home

00:17:54.920 renovation show and every every episode's like oh my gosh they're around the corner should we put up

00:18:00.400 these last curtains you know what i mean and it's like this really it's always a close call like why

00:18:04.480 did you just tell them like to stay out of there for another extra hour there's no real reason for

00:18:08.580 the drama here right that's kind of what's happening in afghanistan right now except it's not made for tv

00:18:13.720 no this is just it's real yeah the the the people who are saying that are the people who helped us

00:18:18.940 they're like oh my gosh the taliban's right around the corner help yeah they're they're saying now

00:18:25.140 330 000 uh afghans have been displaced already many of them leaving the country once again realizing

00:18:32.940 that this is just going to happen again you know um and that's terrible enough in addition though the

00:18:40.260 people who actually helped us during the battle translators and all sorts of different types of

00:18:46.400 people who've helped the u.s military you're going to be stunned to hear this if the taliban gets

00:18:51.940 controlled they're all going to be murdered they're just going to be murdered because they

00:18:55.980 shouldn't have been helping in the taliban's view the american effort so we have some so there's a

00:19:02.820 group of they think about 20 000 people who are in this category and we have a couple thousand that

00:19:09.280 we've actually been able to help the um and get out of the country some of them have come to the united

00:19:14.920 states people the most reliably vetted uh of those have come uh so some of this has happened

00:19:21.660 there they think some of the 20 000 maybe are not really shouldn't qualify for this program a special

00:19:29.420 immigrant visa type of situation where they can be moved not only either to the united states or to

00:19:34.280 a third country where we have maybe you know a base or something but again get them out of the way of

00:19:39.660 the taliban and the knives they're swinging uh and so they are now moving some of them to third countries

00:19:47.540 and and and various places where they can try to do this but there does not seem to be a plan for

00:19:52.760 as you point out about 10 000 of these guys that are likely to get killed the second we used them

00:19:58.620 you know that does seem to be the philosophy i think it is of the united states in way too many cases

00:20:04.280 let me tell you let me tell you a story about a guy named raul wallenberg

00:20:08.540 uh i've talked about him before and he is one of my favorite 20th century heroes and most people

00:20:14.740 don't know who raul wallenberg is um a lady who wrote a um a book on raul wallenberg over in sweden

00:20:22.680 and it is the it's the it's like uh what's his name's bonhoeffer book it is the the book yeah uh on um

00:20:31.880 on raul wallenberg and she came over and she had been doing interviews here in the united states she did

00:20:36.320 you know good morning america and everything else she came to do an interview with me and

00:20:40.840 she almost welled up halfway through the interview and uh she said i cannot believe it you're the only

00:20:48.880 american at least as a broadcaster that i have talked to that even knows who he is and i'm like

00:20:55.900 he's a hero of mine he's an absolute hero so he would go on she'd go on and do the interviews on and

00:21:01.740 they had no idea who this guy was they have no idea this is an american hero in many ways um that

00:21:08.100 we abandoned just like we did in the talent with the taliban right now um we're not changing our spots

00:21:14.520 if you know and if americans knew about this we would say let's get those who helped us to safety

00:21:22.140 but we're getting the blame for it because of our weasels in the government so let me tell you about

00:21:29.860 raul wallenberg it's 1940s uh and he's in sweden he is the heir to a a large fortune um and uh they

00:21:41.120 are very high up on the ladder remember the nazis are involved in sweden and so everybody's kind of

00:21:46.960 nervous the united states comes to uh raul wallenberg off the you know through the oss and says hey um

00:21:54.460 we need you to uh go over to i think it was i think it was prague uh and just watch what the nazis

00:22:03.480 are doing we we understand that they are rounding up jews and we need to know if that's true he says

00:22:09.620 i'm you know uh i don't know and they said just just ask the king if you can be appointed to the embassy

00:22:17.440 and then just spy for us he said okay well he got over there and he saw that not only was it true

00:22:24.300 uh that it was in enormous numbers that every jew was being rounded up he couldn't abide by it he

00:22:32.640 he would write letters to us he'd write letters to the king and the the king was like i can't do

00:22:38.500 anything the nazis are right here uh and so raul wallenberg decided he was going to do something

00:22:45.560 and he started issuing what's called a schutz pass my wife gave one to me for christmas

00:22:51.400 uh years ago and she said she took it back she gave me the present and then she took it back

00:22:56.080 right away and she said i'll give it to you tomorrow and i said why and she said because

00:23:00.340 you're going to spend all day crying and i said i'm not it's christmas everything's fine and she said

00:23:04.620 oh i know you you're going to cry and i'm like i'm not going to cry i opened it i cried all day

00:23:08.920 it it is such a remarkable piece of paper uh a monument to what one man can do

00:23:18.160 he would issue these schutz passes which means that whoever gets this paper and their name is

00:23:26.240 filled out on it you get that paper um you are now a under the protection of the king of sweden

00:23:33.460 and so raul wallenberg was claiming people as his so if you were stopped for papers you didn't have to

00:23:40.360 wear a yellow star anymore because you were now under the protection of the king of sweden

00:23:45.300 well the king of sweden was getting all kinds of heat for this and i mean he issued thousands of

00:23:51.260 them he would type them all up and then he would go to the trains that were going to the death camps

00:23:56.020 and he would stuff them in between the slats of the train and then he would stand on top of the train

00:24:02.120 next to the coal car and he'd say stop you have the wrong people these are my people

00:24:09.220 and the train would unload and they would check the papers and anyone who had a schutz pass

00:24:15.380 was free he saved thousands of people

00:24:20.260 towards the end of the row end of the war the russians were coming in

00:24:31.120 and um some of his people at the embassy said raul you got you got to go you got to go right now

00:24:40.240 now we know now in history stalin hated this guy knew what he was doing and they hated him

00:24:47.860 and uh raul said no there's too many more i can save he was last seen running to the russian troops

00:24:57.080 the first brigade that came in uh and that's the last we ever saw of him i have a cigarette case

00:25:07.760 from one of the guys in that garrison that came in that he was running to and uh it's really quite

00:25:18.100 worthless unless you know that that's the those are the soldiers that he ran to saying they can't be

00:25:24.520 as bad as the germans because in russian on the front of the case it says let's kill all the jews

00:25:29.940 and go home he was taken there's a few endings to this story he was taken and shot and executed

00:25:37.880 there immediately unlikely because stalin is said to have wanted to talk to him so the next version of

00:25:49.040 the ending of his life was that he went he was interrogated and uh you know by stalin and his

00:25:54.940 people and he died in a concentration camp in like 1948 i think the worst outcome is that he went to a

00:26:04.620 hard labor camp in uh the soviet union and died in 1972 here's the reason why i tell you this story

00:26:12.020 here's a guy here's a guy we asked to help here's a guy that every single one of us should know his

00:26:20.480 name his name is raul wallenberg he is a he's a hero in sweden there are statues to him in sweden

00:26:30.760 there should be statues of him here because we asked him to do it and then at the end of the war

00:26:39.040 when we had clout with stalin we didn't even ask where he was we didn't ask to exchange we did

00:26:49.200 nothing to save his life no matter how many times the swedes and everybody else asked the united states

00:26:55.260 will you please ask them we never asked about him until 1976

00:27:03.500 we're doing the same thing and it is not the people of the united states

00:27:17.180 it's an out of control large government that doesn't always put the same priorities on things

00:27:29.640 that we might

00:27:31.300 we're doing it again now in afghanistan 10 000 people that helped us they are now living in fear

00:27:42.840 and in hiding because the taliban will take over and we knew this you and i we all knew that the

00:27:52.880 taliban would come back that's why we should have gone in killed osama bin laden and left

00:27:59.460 instead we spent 20 years and how much treasure and how much american blood in that place

00:28:10.240 and what we all knew would happen has happened

00:28:14.860 the bad guys just waited us out we cannot build countries we cannot pass on freedom hell we don't

00:28:28.820 even want it ourself it seems

00:28:31.240 people have to want it and they have to be willing to stand up for it themselves

00:28:41.360 this group of people did and we are letting them die

00:28:46.800 you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

00:28:53.700 oh wow i uh oh this is great this is man i can't tell you how excited i am

00:29:20.580 that our roads and bridges and infrastructure are finally going to be fixed all fixed

00:29:25.400 are you going to be finally i mean jeez we've been we've been paying for this infrastructure

00:29:31.320 every president has been like i gotta fix the infrastructure and we give them the money and

00:29:35.560 then we don't ever hear about the infrastructure except but we have to do more so thank goodness

00:29:40.800 this is that infrastructure bill is a godsend or not the senior research analyst foundation for

00:29:48.380 government accountability hayden dublois is uh with us now i asked hayden to come on because

00:29:54.580 this is 2700 pages long and it takes a team to go through it so what is what's in it hayden

00:30:02.740 sure thanks for having me on glenn well what's in it is important to recognize that only about 20

00:30:10.060 of the new funding in this bill goes towards what you and i and millions of americans think about as

00:30:15.860 traditionally infrastructure that is our roads and our bridges is that going to be enough to fix them

00:30:21.320 gosh i you know i don't know but i what i can say is this is that this is really tied to a larger

00:30:28.480 package of what the democrats are trying to push through that is nearly five trillion in new

00:30:35.260 government spending on expansions of welfare step towards the new green new deal and other pet projects

00:30:41.800 i mean that's really what's at issue here is and we can't excuse some small portion of legitimate

00:30:48.860 infrastructure spending when it's way overbalanced by the priorities of the far left in congress

00:30:54.680 well uh 20 billion dollars goes to amtrak i don't know why we keep bailing amtrak out but we do

00:31:03.200 amtrak and climate change and related green efforts what they're trying to do is to try to get us

00:31:09.660 to go to electricity but i don't understand this electricity it it doesn't come from the magic box

00:31:18.000 in the wall it's most likely made by coal sure sure no you're absolutely right we've seen i mean they've

00:31:27.220 just got tons and tons of investments in here that they're trying to create a new clean energy office

00:31:32.260 department of energy ev charging they've got 250 million dollar grant for low emission ferries which

00:31:40.020 everyone knows is such a big problem those you know ferries we really need to do oh i know they're

00:31:45.520 horrible yeah but i mean you dive a little bit deeper into this i mean it's 2700 pages i tried to

00:31:52.600 read what i could but case in point example page 167 it says and i quote that they're going to enable

00:31:59.580 and encourage children including those with disabilities to walk and bicycle to school

00:32:04.660 end quote i mean that's what they're doing they're worried about kids carbon emissions

00:32:08.760 when they're going to school i i mean what's next are they going to put carbon footprint

00:32:12.740 you know ankle monitors to make sure these kids are you know under the quota of their carbon footprint

00:32:18.400 i mean wait it's just out of control does it say how they're going to do that

00:32:22.640 well they're they're trying to create a new program they're saying it's all about incentivizing

00:32:29.100 uh you know healthy lifestyles and making sure that you know kids are are getting the physical

00:32:35.600 exercise but it's really under the guise of part of the climate agenda here that we're talking about

00:32:42.720 but how are they going to do that i mean even with disabilities get them to walk to school are they

00:32:47.900 going to say we're not picking anybody up inside of this radius or or what well i you know i think i

00:32:54.300 think a lot of it is going to be with pressuring uh a lot of these areas with grants to you know

00:33:00.300 encourage what i think are bad incentives for uh for kids to do i mean we see this throughout the bill

00:33:06.300 i mean on the topic of energy they've got they've got another study in there about the effects of

00:33:11.840 closing the keystone xl pipeline for example without restarting any construction we don't need

00:33:17.440 another study we know the effects of canceling the construction of this we don't need a government

00:33:23.260 report another one telling us that it's a bad idea and this is what this bill is filled with it's filled

00:33:29.020 with just uh you know wasteful spending on things we already know or things we don't need instead of

00:33:36.920 prioritizing the roads and bridges and you know potholes that americans really think of when they think

00:33:41.880 about infrastructure i was talking to mike lee yesterday about this and he said the one of the

00:33:46.240 problems that he has with it is it is it takes over a lot of the things that belong to the states

00:33:51.700 and to the local municipalities he's absolutely right yeah i i listened to that interview and he

00:33:58.000 made a great point that you know while people are going to say well it's good because they've got

00:34:02.400 interstate highway funding and that should be done by the feds there's a lot in here that is like

00:34:07.880 rural surface transportation grants that shouldn't be coming out of a centrally planned

00:34:12.440 federal office you know that's written up by by some senators states could administer that much

00:34:18.420 more efficiently than the federal government can the entire you know precipice and foundation of this

00:34:24.160 bill is that infrastructure spending is best when it's centrally planned which we know isn't true

00:34:29.860 and then when you realize and recognize how that's all tied in to the other trillions or trillions of

00:34:37.320 dollars of other priorities that are completely unrelated to infrastructure like expanding welfare

00:34:43.200 and expanding the child care tax credit and all of that i mean we're really stretching uh the

00:34:49.680 definition of infrastructure to a point it's never been at there are also there are provisions in there

00:34:55.380 for uh bitcoin and uh and cryptocurrency to where yes if you sell your cryptocurrency you'll be called a

00:35:06.200 broker uh and then all brokers have to report all activities uh to the irs right yeah which is

00:35:14.980 senator toomey issued a statement on this actually and he said it's virtually impossible to implement

00:35:19.680 because you don't have the required information you know the 1099s to do that and uh a lot of the

00:35:26.200 blockchain companies are saying that's a it's a ridiculous provision because they're doing that

00:35:30.980 to try to raise revenue through this but they're saying that the revenue estimates are way off

00:35:36.140 to me called this a hastily designed tax on uh blockchain he's absolutely right uh this is just

00:35:42.620 you know stifling yet another you know innovation in the cryptocurrency sphere that we don't need and

00:35:49.040 really isn't going to work and isn't going to pay for what this bill tries to pay for they say that

00:35:53.600 it's trying to you know help raise the funds to pay for this etc but i i disagree with you i don't

00:35:58.620 think it is to do that i think it's to cripple cryptocurrency because they know what they're doing to the

00:36:04.680 us dollar and they need a d usd a digital us dollar you know that that very well could be the case

00:36:12.980 because well let me put it this way the the the underlying theme in this conversation that we can't

00:36:18.880 forget about is inflation inflation inflation right we we did a poll uh at the center for polling

00:36:24.440 excellence affiliated with fga 87 percent of voters including majority of democrats are either very

00:36:30.500 or somewhat concerned about inflation and glenn i keep thinking of three numbers 30 30 30 30 30

00:36:36.460 trillion dollar national debt 30 percent annualized rate of inflation for producers goods and 30 years

00:36:43.740 high of core inflation this bill and the associated five trillion in spending is only going to fuel for

00:36:51.920 future inflation we're going to wind up with the inflationary consequences of this infrastructure bill

00:36:57.460 where people won't be able to even afford the gas to drive their cars on the roads that this bill is

00:37:02.600 allegedly going to fix how fast do you think that i mean you know what what's really irritating to me

00:37:10.440 is they're saying they're paying for this with a lot of the covid emergency money uh remember when they

00:37:15.600 just started saying oh we're just we need this we need all this money and then they never spent it

00:37:20.740 they knew this was coming in uh and so they're moving moving all of that emergency covid spending

00:37:27.020 over to pay all of this when does this money actually if approved start to get pushed out into

00:37:33.640 the system well here's part of the problem with this and this is really an underlying problem with

00:37:38.700 this bill as it relates to the funding we don't even know how much that is going to cover the cost i

00:37:44.120 mean they have yet to issue a congressional budget office score for this bill and they're trying to get

00:37:49.200 it read well nobody's going to read it but try to get it passed and understood and comprehended

00:37:54.060 before congress goes on summer recess they don't even know what it costs i mean that's preposterous

00:38:00.320 for anyone to expect that the senate is going to be able to have legitimate debate on this and if you

00:38:04.980 look at some of the funding mechanisms you're talking about i mean you've got the you've got the

00:38:09.040 unused covid provisions one of the most egregious ones in my mind is they're trying to book 49 billion

00:38:15.440 in savings by delaying a rule uh from the trump administration that would have changed how drugs

00:38:20.860 are paid for by medicare instead of going to insurers they would have passed prescription savings

00:38:25.860 on the seniors and and some of the truly needy but because they're delaying that rule uh that rule

00:38:31.500 will essentially be propping up billions of dollars on the spending priorities of the democrats

00:38:36.440 you know which range from low emission ferries the clean energy supply chains on the backs of our

00:38:41.940 medicare recipients i can't speak to the senate but i i don't think that's a good way to fund an

00:38:46.540 infrastructure proposal especially when you've got these seniors living on fixed incomes when

00:38:50.900 inflation is so high so i want to be charitable to people like mitt romney but i have a hard time

00:38:56.980 doing that um they say that this is uh this is just going to make it cheaper on the other end

00:39:02.740 uh because if we give them this then it won't be so bad in the end but um nancy pelosi is saying

00:39:09.200 she's not going to pass anything in this bill unless she gets the full boat in the second bill

00:39:14.920 yeah yeah i mean that's what i think folks have to take away from this this is not a you know i hear

00:39:22.220 the number 550 billion dollar infrastructure package that's not what this is about this is about a five

00:39:27.760 trillion dollar welfare filled expansion one of the largest in u.s history if it gets passed

00:39:33.080 that nancy pelosi and aoc and joe biden are attaching at the hip to the infrastructure package

00:39:39.520 that's what's at issue here and that's the fundamental problem is that this is tied to

00:39:45.560 unbelievable increases in spending in all the wrong areas that have nothing to do with infrastructure

00:39:51.520 the infrastructure package is just the tip of the much bigger iceberg that forms the basis of what

00:39:57.760 we're talking about here we're talking to uh hayden de blois he is the senior research analyst for

00:40:02.520 foundation for government accountability hayden you know the one thing that we saw in uh the obama bill

00:40:08.860 was that it it would create these new things and then it would say at the discretion of the um you know

00:40:17.840 the um the head of you know uh sure the the of the department and it was it just left it open for

00:40:27.100 all this new infrastructure to be built without congress being involved at all

00:40:32.560 it do you see that in this as well oh sure i mean this is this is a case study of uh you know

00:40:40.600 centralizing power in the hands of bureaucrats and central planning i mean that that's this is exactly

00:40:46.040 and precisely what that is and we know those are not the right people to make decisions for

00:40:51.500 you know uh paving of state roads i mean there's no accountability none no there's no knowledge

00:40:59.680 there's no accountability every time this is you know happened it fails i mean it reminds me of the

00:41:04.620 you know the milton friedman quote you know if you put the government in charge of the sahara desert in

00:41:08.680 five years there'd be a shortage of sand i mean that's what we're really going for here that's what's

00:41:13.300 going to happen all right thank you so much um the odds of this passing i would imagine are pretty good

00:41:21.680 right yeah that's the unfortunate reality here is that there there seems to be enough support where

00:41:28.640 this is going to go through and then they're going to attach it to the larger reconciliation

00:41:32.400 process with all those democrat wish list items but it's unsustainable and to leave you you know with

00:41:39.040 a thought 12 years ago we had the obama stimulus about 800 billion we're essentially going to a

00:41:45.860 place where that's considered a drop in the bucket with congress i mean this this infrastructure package

00:41:50.800 is being treated like a rounding error for them we need to demand that you know congress really

00:41:57.100 change the way they look at these federal expenditures and deficits why are everyday americans you know forced

00:42:02.860 to live within their means when congress is intent living beyond it well the the debts the debt ceiling

00:42:08.260 is coming up it's expiring and they have to renew it uh and raise it otherwise we default and already

00:42:17.140 the treasury department is saying you you have to pass this right now you cannot default on this and it

00:42:23.240 is irresponsible for the united if we default our interest rates everything goes through the roof and

00:42:30.020 we're really screwed uh i mean so so what do people do well to mike lee's you know mike lee made a great

00:42:38.040 point on your show yesterday he asked the question why are we doing this now why are we doing this at a

00:42:43.560 time when inflation is hitting new records at a time when federal deficits and federal debt are at

00:42:50.180 unbelievable uh and really unparalleled records i mean this does not make any sense the the bottom line

00:42:57.440 is americans should tell their congressman listen i can hold off on the potholes for now if you you know

00:43:04.220 if it means avoiding bankrupting my kids and their kids and their kids after them that's what you know

00:43:09.560 people should be telling their members of congress is that you know i'll wait on the you know the small

00:43:14.120 portion of this that actually goes towards infrastructure if it means avoiding the consequences

00:43:19.160 of higher inflation higher taxes higher spending higher debt hayden thank you so much appreciate it

00:43:25.540 thank you glenn by the way it was this kind of spending that led greece into the revolution

00:43:31.660 and uh you know when you see what's on the other side of this you'll wish you would have made that

00:43:37.400 call to your congressman and said if you sign up for any of this crap i will make it my mission

00:43:44.000 to make sure you are never never re-elected

00:43:49.280 you

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