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00:02:59.160 So, you know, I've been watching Europe for a while now.

00:03:03.340 We've talked about Europe and the race to death that they seem to be in. 0.96

00:03:10.040 And right now, you have the prime minister of England, Starmer.

00:03:18.380 You have the president of France.

00:03:21.240 And you have the chancellor of Germany all meeting, taking time on a train not to do coke.

00:03:28.040 I mean, maybe, but I don't think so.

00:03:29.840 But to actually talk about things.

00:03:33.440 And what were they talking about?

00:03:35.040 A new treaty aimed at resetting British relations with the European Union.

00:03:42.680 Okay, I mean, I guess that's, I guess that's, you know, great.

00:03:48.320 But did they hear what the Swedish prime minister has just come out and said?

00:03:52.960 This is the prime minister of Sweden.

00:03:54.540 Quote, we do not have control over the wave of violence, and that is quite obvious.

00:04:02.980 Yeah, their prisons are overcrowded.

00:04:06.120 They've got, they've been overrun with refugees that are not assimilating. 1.00

00:04:12.100 And you're about to lose Sweden.

00:04:14.220 And when Sweden falls, Brussels falls.

00:04:16.360 When Brussels falls, France falls.

00:04:18.180 When France falls, England falls. 0.60

00:04:19.780 Germany falls. 0.56

00:04:20.420 Because that's what's coming in our lifetime.

00:04:23.680 And probably not too far in our lifetime.

00:04:26.680 You know, they say history doesn't repeat itself.

00:04:28.840 But I'm telling you, it does rhyme.

00:04:31.100 Okay?

00:04:31.440 And as you watch Europe, not as a tourist watches a cathedral crumble.

00:04:37.300 But as a man on shore watches a wave growing on the horizon going,

00:04:41.320 I think that's coming towards us and it's getting bigger.

00:04:45.200 Not fast, but undeniable.

00:04:47.460 It's not just about England or France or Sweden.

00:04:52.440 It's not about immigration or economics or even culture.

00:04:56.300 It's about something much deeper.

00:04:58.940 A civilization that has forgotten what made it strong in the first place.

00:05:03.640 What made it free.

00:05:06.140 And we are down that same path.

00:05:09.240 And we have a chance to change that.

00:05:12.120 And there are a lot of people that are awake.

00:05:14.160 But there's far too many that are not.

00:05:17.420 And they're living in this dream world that we can have it all,

00:05:21.840 that America can just keep going on the way it's been going on.

00:05:25.400 And if they don't believe that, there's another category of people.

00:05:28.560 And that category is the people who are like,

00:05:30.680 it's just going to be civil war.

00:05:32.420 Well, bring it on.

00:05:33.300 No.

00:05:34.040 No.

00:05:36.480 Have you seen Haiti?

00:05:38.540 That's what happens with countries that go into civil war.

00:05:40.780 You don't want that.

00:05:42.120 Now, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, somebody I really, really respect.

00:05:46.920 She's a woman who stood against actual darkness,

00:05:49.900 against radicalism, censorship, the silencing of truth.

00:05:54.120 You name it, she has been through it.

00:05:56.820 She just said recently, an answer to the question,

00:06:00.420 what is your biggest fear that keeps you up at night?

00:06:03.300 And she said that Europe will collapse.

00:06:06.140 She said that's very real, and it's happening.

00:06:10.320 Not that it will decay, not that it will decline,

00:06:14.180 but it will collapse into violence.

00:06:19.940 You know, Europe is not just a continent.

00:06:22.780 It's a cultural mirror.

00:06:25.720 Because America was born out of its legacy,

00:06:28.980 of Athens, of Rome, of Jerusalem, and even London.

00:06:32.000 If Europe falls into chaos, it's not some far-off event.

00:06:37.820 It is a warning shot across the Atlantic,

00:06:40.040 and we are no longer insulated because of this global nightmare.

00:06:45.400 Remember when they said, the banks are too big to fail.

00:06:47.540 We've got to bail them out.

00:06:48.700 Why did they say that?

00:06:49.860 Because all of the banks were connected to one another.

00:06:52.900 So when one fails, it's catastrophic failure across the entire system.

00:06:58.220 That's why Europe matters.

00:07:00.320 That's why America matters.

00:07:03.300 Western Europe is going through massive internal pressure,

00:07:09.320 and the people know it, but their leaders are on a train talking about

00:07:15.300 how can we bring Brexit to its knees?

00:07:20.920 The real problem here is our problems are spiritual.

00:07:25.360 The old guard that actually believed in liberty and faith and sovereignty.

00:07:31.140 They've been replaced by technocrats and bureaucrats,

00:07:34.720 and a generation that has been raised to believe that nothing is sacred,

00:07:39.200 that borders are immoral, that the past is shameful,

00:07:43.340 and the future belongs to anyone but them.

00:07:46.520 You don't have a society.

00:07:48.780 You don't have a civilization if that's what the next generation believes.

00:07:52.620 Now you layer in all of the stuff that makes us fragile,

00:07:57.260 a fragile economy, aging populations,

00:08:00.320 dependency on foreign energy,

00:08:03.120 millions of migrants,

00:08:05.200 most of them not actually refugees,

00:08:08.180 and certainly most of them have not assimilated.

00:08:11.820 Many of them, especially the young men,

00:08:14.920 alienated, angry,

00:08:17.060 and they see the host country not as refuge,

00:08:20.200 but as weak, ripe, ready.

00:08:24.160 You know, when I say the host countries for these refugees,

00:08:27.120 you know, there's another way to use the word host,

00:08:31.260 and that is for a parasite.

00:08:34.440 It needs a host,

00:08:36.460 and it burrows itself in,

00:08:38.720 and it just will consume that host body 0.99

00:08:41.500 until it kills it,

00:08:43.180 and then it'll find another host.

00:08:44.240 Well, killing it to this parasite,

00:08:47.980 killing it is a good thing.

00:08:51.020 Killing the West is a very good thing. 1.00

00:08:54.400 And this, by the way, is not conjecture.

00:08:57.680 Riots in Paris,

00:08:59.020 stabbings in London,

00:09:00.480 whole neighborhoods where police dare not enter,

00:09:03.360 all of the things that you were told

00:09:05.120 were just rumors,

00:09:07.500 they were lies,

00:09:08.820 they were conspiracy theories.

00:09:11.020 Political leaders afraid to even name the threat,

00:09:14.240 because now the truth is hate speech.

00:09:18.020 If you think America is divided,

00:09:20.520 Europe is fractured.

00:09:23.020 So what happens when the pressure becomes too much

00:09:25.660 and things finally break,

00:09:27.100 when governments lose control?

00:09:28.380 Like the prime minister in Sweden just said,

00:09:32.040 we can no longer control

00:09:34.680 the wave of violence.

00:09:39.660 Well, when you can't control that,

00:09:42.000 you certainly,

00:09:42.760 civil services are shut down.

00:09:44.520 What happens when you're not sending out checks?

00:09:47.160 What happens when nationalism,

00:09:49.380 to the extreme,

00:09:50.660 not the good kind of nationalism,

00:09:52.300 the very dangerous nationalism,

00:09:54.260 returns?

00:09:54.760 Not with pride,

00:09:56.600 but with rage.

00:09:59.060 I mean,

00:09:59.300 I think we've seen this in Europe

00:10:00.320 a couple of times before in the last century.

00:10:02.300 It never ends peaceful,

00:10:03.740 not with peaceful elections

00:10:04.920 and orderly debates.

00:10:06.140 Now it usually ends up with some short little guy.

00:10:09.000 That's how it ends traditionally in Europe.

00:10:16.420 So what does that mean for us?

00:10:21.220 This is what I want you to understand.

00:10:23.740 Whenever you see anything happening in Europe,

00:10:26.060 I want you to understand how close it is.

00:10:28.380 Do you remember that feeling we all had

00:10:29.900 after September 11th

00:10:31.200 when those planes crashed in to the towers

00:10:34.360 and then they crashed in the field in Pennsylvania

00:10:37.380 and then crashed into the Pentagon

00:10:39.220 and we're like,

00:10:40.160 we are under attack.

00:10:42.220 And we all realized that day

00:10:43.800 how fragile our freedom in our country really was,

00:10:46.620 that it could be taken from us overnight.

00:10:49.340 We seem to forget that.

00:10:51.480 And we go into this dream world

00:10:53.140 that it'll always be this way.

00:10:54.560 But I want you to understand,

00:10:56.240 when Europe collapses,

00:10:58.640 the American markets collapse,

00:11:01.160 banks probably collapse,

00:11:03.160 prices through the roof,

00:11:04.700 supply chain completely breaks,

00:11:06.660 you're looking at a different world.

00:11:08.720 And then you get the refugees 1.00

00:11:10.640 because there will be millions of desperate people

00:11:14.060 that are actually going to be refugees

00:11:16.560 because the violence is so horrid

00:11:19.040 in their European countries,

00:11:20.860 they'll have to get out

00:11:22.080 and they will flood people's borders.

00:11:25.500 They will come across the ocean.

00:11:27.980 And then what do we do?

00:11:29.420 Then what do we do?

00:11:30.340 And when Europe falls,

00:11:34.480 who fills the void?

00:11:36.400 Russia, China, Iran?

00:11:38.780 Don't think they haven't been thinking about this.

00:11:41.220 Don't think they aren't watching and waiting.

00:11:43.680 Because we're too busy with our drag shows

00:11:46.600 and debating our pronouns.

00:11:49.620 They're studying war.

00:11:51.060 They're preparing for what they see

00:11:53.840 is inevitable in every other instance

00:11:58.220 of every other civilization.

00:12:01.180 You hit these markers and you collapse.

00:12:06.660 So, so then what?

00:12:10.700 So what does that even mean?

00:12:13.100 What do you do there?

00:12:15.100 We have so much work to do

00:12:17.160 to really be self-reliant.

00:12:20.500 Can you read a map anymore?

00:12:21.980 Do you think your kids can read a map?

00:12:24.220 Not a chance.

00:12:26.440 Can they read a map?

00:12:27.740 Do they know how to read a compass?

00:12:30.340 Do they know how to chart their course

00:12:33.980 with the sun and stars?

00:12:36.060 Not a prayer.

00:12:38.020 My kids, if they get down to the star,

00:12:39.480 if I get down to the stars and the sun,

00:12:41.780 forget it.

00:12:42.560 We're not going anywhere.

00:12:43.660 But these are some of the foundational things

00:12:47.220 that we have to,

00:12:48.380 we need to educate ourself.

00:12:50.580 And we don't have to start there.

00:12:52.080 We should get there,

00:12:53.280 but we don't have to start there.

00:12:55.060 And it's not on current events.

00:12:58.680 We have got to stop getting our news

00:13:02.200 from social media.

00:13:04.520 If social media is all that you read

00:13:07.980 and the way you get your news,

00:13:10.560 you're a danger to yourself

00:13:13.300 and everyone around you.

00:13:15.500 Because you will be convinced

00:13:17.160 that you know what's going on.

00:13:18.540 I see it on social media.

00:13:19.620 I'm on my feed all the time.

00:13:20.960 How do I know?

00:13:22.060 You have no idea.

00:13:23.560 You're a danger.

00:13:26.240 We need to study about Weimar Republic,

00:13:29.420 about the Balkans,

00:13:30.220 about the collapse of Rome.

00:13:32.400 Because history is not just history.

00:13:34.980 It's not just a story.

00:13:35.920 It's a user's manual.

00:13:37.500 And when you see history,

00:13:39.740 you're like,

00:13:40.040 ah, don't do that.

00:13:42.240 And then you can build up resistance,

00:13:44.760 resilience,

00:13:45.760 not just food and water,

00:13:47.720 but emotional resilience,

00:13:51.440 spiritual clarity.

00:13:52.800 How many of us could face a massive storm,

00:13:56.120 lose everything you have,

00:13:58.140 everything you have,

00:14:00.280 not know what the future holds,

00:14:01.620 and you still have your spiritual clarity?

00:14:04.380 A lot of people will say,

00:14:05.380 oh, I will.

00:14:07.560 But, you know,

00:14:08.260 as I talk to special forces friends

00:14:10.280 who, you know,

00:14:12.020 have been tortured,

00:14:13.340 they all say,

00:14:14.480 the ones who said,

00:14:15.280 oh, I wouldn't,

00:14:16.200 I wouldn't give up a thing,

00:14:17.440 they all say they're the first to break.

00:14:19.340 Because they're arrogant.

00:14:20.360 They haven't really thought it through.

00:14:23.620 Well, you have,

00:14:24.620 what do you have to do right now

00:14:26.200 to have spiritual clarity,

00:14:28.620 moral grounding?

00:14:29.700 Because chaos isn't going to just take your house

00:14:33.180 or your job.

00:14:33.920 It takes the sense of who you are

00:14:36.380 and puts you into a place

00:14:37.980 where you're like,

00:14:39.340 I'll do anything to survive.

00:14:42.760 But would you,

00:14:44.220 should you do anything to survive?

00:14:48.040 The third thing we have to do

00:14:49.280 is after we learn

00:14:50.140 and after we prepare ourselves,

00:14:51.860 then we have to start standing for truth

00:14:53.620 because the world has been hollowed out

00:14:55.940 by lies.

00:14:57.020 some soft lies,

00:14:58.600 some cruel lies,

00:14:59.720 but they all rot the soul

00:15:01.740 and the soul of,

00:15:02.860 of who we are

00:15:04.380 as a nation,

00:15:05.680 as a,

00:15:06.260 as a civilization.

00:15:08.120 And when truth becomes dangerous

00:15:10.280 and saying it becomes

00:15:11.660 a revolutionary act,

00:15:13.740 you're in trouble.

00:15:17.560 And you have to be willing to speak

00:15:19.520 even when it costs you.

00:15:21.140 And more and more people are

00:15:22.200 and that's the good thing.

00:15:25.100 You know,

00:15:25.720 the West isn't going to fall this time

00:15:27.580 when the bombs drop.

00:15:30.040 It falls when the people

00:15:31.340 who know better

00:15:33.740 stop defending it

00:15:35.880 because they're too comfortable.

00:15:38.380 They're distracted.

00:15:39.400 They're too entertained.

00:15:40.760 They don't think it could happen to them.

00:15:43.120 Did you see the latest poll

00:15:44.320 coming out of England?

00:15:46.000 Most young people

00:15:47.460 have no desire

00:15:49.200 to ever put on a uniform

00:15:51.720 of their country

00:15:53.060 to defend their country

00:15:55.600 if it were under attack.

00:15:58.760 Now,

00:15:59.280 I can't believe that's true,

00:16:00.840 but that's what,

00:16:01.880 that's how they're responding

00:16:03.080 in polls.

00:16:05.380 Because,

00:16:05.940 and why is that?

00:16:06.520 Because they don't know.

00:16:08.280 They don't know

00:16:08.940 what anything means anymore.

00:16:10.600 You know,

00:16:10.840 when the cathedrals,

00:16:11.820 you know in Europe,

00:16:12.920 the cathedrals

00:16:13.960 are all being repurposed

00:16:17.020 if they're not being bombed.

00:16:19.560 They burn them down

00:16:20.960 almost one a day now.

00:16:23.280 And they're all being repurposed.

00:16:26.320 And,

00:16:26.580 in many cases,

00:16:27.840 they're literally being handed

00:16:29.220 over to other gods.

00:16:31.920 And yet,

00:16:32.980 too many of us

00:16:34.020 are still just shrugging it off.

00:16:35.700 You know what happens

00:16:36.340 in Brussels or Berlin

00:16:37.380 or Birmingham?

00:16:38.300 We'll never touch Boise.

00:16:41.660 But rot always reaches its root.

00:16:44.320 The difference,

00:16:46.980 the only difference,

00:16:48.140 is time.

00:16:49.720 And we have some time.

00:16:51.900 So we should use it wisely.

00:16:54.240 Look,

00:16:54.620 I hope what the president is doing

00:16:56.460 is going to work.

00:16:57.580 But,

00:16:58.020 do you know it will work?

00:17:00.820 Because,

00:17:01.400 if you really understand

00:17:02.740 how deep our problems go,

00:17:05.420 I'm not sure it will work.

00:17:08.020 Think of what we're facing.

00:17:09.640 We're facing debt

00:17:10.740 that no country

00:17:11.820 has ever turned around on.

00:17:14.320 We are facing

00:17:15.240 a cultural rot 0.97

00:17:16.260 that no country

00:17:17.300 has ever turned around on.

00:17:19.060 We have birth rates

00:17:20.200 that no civilization

00:17:21.640 has ever turned around on.

00:17:24.320 Now,

00:17:24.840 I don't say that

00:17:25.300 to depress you.

00:17:26.080 I say that

00:17:26.520 to inspire you

00:17:27.420 to say,

00:17:27.880 okay,

00:17:28.280 so what are you going

00:17:28.900 to do about it?

00:17:30.160 Because you could either give up

00:17:31.740 or you can do something about it.

00:17:34.740 We first have to decide

00:17:36.880 what is worth saving.

00:17:38.900 What is,

00:17:39.400 we have to teach this

00:17:40.460 to our kids.

00:17:42.180 What's worth saving?

00:17:44.320 What is good

00:17:46.080 about this society,

00:17:47.540 about this civilization?

00:17:49.160 What's beautiful?

00:17:52.600 I mean,

00:17:53.140 you wouldn't think

00:17:54.000 anybody would understand

00:17:55.160 beauty in art

00:17:56.220 when we've got,

00:17:57.900 I was at a museum

00:17:58.860 over someplace

00:17:59.920 in Europe,

00:18:01.120 in Italy,

00:18:01.920 just the other day,

00:18:02.580 and it was,

00:18:03.280 it was rebar.

00:18:05.640 It was rebar

00:18:07.840 that they had,

00:18:08.820 rusty rebar,

00:18:10.020 that's what took the time,

00:18:11.560 wrapped around

00:18:12.520 a cement pole,

00:18:14.340 and that was sitting

00:18:15.480 next to a Greek statue

00:18:17.320 as art.

00:18:19.740 I'm sorry,

00:18:20.580 one of those things

00:18:21.500 will be found

00:18:22.360 in the dust and rubble

00:18:23.580 of a civilization,

00:18:24.560 and they'll go,

00:18:25.020 my gosh,

00:18:25.900 look at this civilization.

00:18:27.240 The other will go,

00:18:28.160 that's dust and rubble,

00:18:29.360 throw it away.

00:18:31.020 It says nothing about us

00:18:32.560 except that we are

00:18:35.020 a society that no longer

00:18:36.540 even recognizes beauty.

00:18:39.720 We are being told

00:18:41.040 what's beautiful.

00:18:42.360 Have you ever gone

00:18:42.940 into a museum

00:18:43.560 and you see things

00:18:44.400 and you're like,

00:18:45.020 what the hell is that?

00:18:46.480 Now,

00:18:46.780 I go into museums

00:18:47.540 and I see stuff all the time

00:18:48.740 that I don't like.

00:18:49.780 I wouldn't want to hang

00:18:50.540 in my wall,

00:18:51.120 but I can appreciate it,

00:18:52.740 but I'm sorry,

00:18:53.660 the cement post

00:18:54.420 with the rebar

00:18:55.000 wrapped around it,

00:18:56.400 you know what that is?

00:18:57.980 That's a scam.

00:18:59.100 That is the elite

00:19:00.800 probably being scammed

00:19:02.360 by the artist.

00:19:04.140 You know,

00:19:04.400 like,

00:19:04.660 you know,

00:19:04.860 it really is the meaning

00:19:05.800 behind that one

00:19:06.640 or the museum going,

00:19:10.460 yeah,

00:19:10.660 well,

00:19:10.860 it's meaningless

00:19:11.600 and that's where you find beauty

00:19:12.940 is in meaningless,

00:19:14.180 meaninglessness.

00:19:15.260 Well,

00:19:15.740 no,

00:19:15.900 you don't.

00:19:16.780 You don't.

00:19:17.380 Everything has meaning

00:19:18.960 and if it doesn't,

00:19:21.720 you should stop doing it.

00:19:23.860 We all have to find

00:19:25.160 the meaning in our life.

00:19:26.360 That's why our kids

00:19:27.080 are killing ourselves.

00:19:28.240 They don't think

00:19:28.700 there's meaning

00:19:29.160 in anything.

00:19:30.000 Well,

00:19:30.220 why would they?

00:19:31.860 There's no meaning

00:19:32.680 in social media.

00:19:33.820 There's no meaning

00:19:34.540 in their friends.

00:19:35.840 There's no meaning

00:19:36.680 in the likes.

00:19:38.260 There's no meaning

00:19:40.040 in anything anymore.

00:19:42.540 That is what

00:19:43.500 we have to repair.

00:19:44.660 We have to find

00:19:45.580 the things

00:19:46.260 that have meaning

00:19:47.560 and bolster them

00:19:49.540 and bring them

00:19:50.220 closer in our lives

00:19:51.760 with courage

00:19:53.160 and conviction,

00:19:54.420 not fear,

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00:19:57.940 is growing

00:19:58.580 shorter and shorter

00:19:59.560 every day.

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00:21:11.880 Now back to the podcast.

00:21:13.620 You're listening to the best

00:21:14.880 of the Glenn Beck program.

00:21:18.100 Well, hello,

00:21:21.160 Justin.

00:21:21.480 How are you?

00:21:22.240 I'm doing great.

00:21:23.440 I'm doing really well.

00:21:24.780 Good.

00:21:24.960 It's great to be back here.

00:21:26.060 Yeah.

00:21:26.400 Thank you.

00:21:26.860 Thank you for flying in.

00:21:28.340 I wanted to talk to you

00:21:29.520 about AI.

00:21:30.900 I know you've been doing

00:21:31.620 some research on,

00:21:32.740 you know,

00:21:33.680 polling,

00:21:34.720 and there's some good news

00:21:35.760 and,

00:21:36.120 you know,

00:21:37.460 some,

00:21:37.680 I guess,

00:21:37.860 some inevitable news

00:21:38.900 as well.

00:21:39.760 But let me ask you,

00:21:41.320 how are you feeling

00:21:42.420 generally about the state

00:21:44.920 of where we are in AI?

00:21:46.580 This is something

00:21:47.360 in Dark Future

00:21:49.180 we really talked about.

00:21:50.700 We even talked about

00:21:51.300 in The Great Reset

00:21:52.060 and Propaganda Wars.

00:21:53.040 But this is something

00:21:55.200 I have been talking about

00:21:56.320 for 30 years,

00:21:58.020 35 years.

00:21:59.280 And it's here now.

00:22:01.140 How are you feeling

00:22:02.120 about where things are going?

00:22:04.380 Oh,

00:22:04.620 I'm terrified.

00:22:06.360 Okay.

00:22:07.600 I'm terrified.

00:22:10.220 Stu's gonna,

00:22:11.140 you know,

00:22:11.780 he's the odd man

00:22:12.540 out of this conversation.

00:22:14.020 Are you,

00:22:14.360 you're not,

00:22:14.760 are you not terrified?

00:22:15.900 I don't know.

00:22:16.540 Are you terrified?

00:22:17.340 I think he's deeply concerned.

00:22:20.020 You're not terrified.

00:22:20.800 I mean,

00:22:20.900 of what part?

00:22:21.760 What,

00:22:21.800 what,

00:22:21.940 what,

00:22:22.540 it going wrong?

00:22:23.740 Yeah,

00:22:24.100 I mean,

00:22:24.260 I definitely am concerned

00:22:25.760 of the impacts

00:22:26.900 it's going to have.

00:22:27.660 Yeah,

00:22:27.860 I'm not,

00:22:28.460 I'm not,

00:22:29.120 I mean,

00:22:29.940 you guys are,

00:22:30.820 can hit levels

00:22:31.500 of being terrified

00:22:32.760 over things

00:22:33.460 that I can't physically achieve.

00:22:34.400 This is why he's a great partner

00:22:35.340 for me.

00:22:35.960 It's because when I'm like,

00:22:37.580 we're all gonna die,

00:22:38.740 it's like,

00:22:39.060 relax.

00:22:40.080 We're just gonna be maimed.

00:22:41.340 Yeah,

00:22:41.920 relax.

00:22:42.940 Yeah,

00:22:43.120 okay.

00:22:43.780 Yeah,

00:22:44.220 no,

00:22:44.560 I'm very terrified.

00:22:46.040 And the reason why

00:22:46.740 is because the things

00:22:48.140 that we've been talking about

00:22:49.100 for a long time,

00:22:49.980 you especially,

00:22:50.780 are happening in real time.

00:22:52.780 They are no longer,

00:22:53.800 oh,

00:22:54.060 and you know,

00:22:54.580 maybe 10 years,

00:22:55.540 this could,

00:22:55.920 no,

00:22:56.140 it's happening now.

00:22:57.240 It's here.

00:22:57.740 It's,

00:22:58.240 you know,

00:22:58.860 I keep saying this.

00:23:00.140 I mean,

00:23:00.380 it's,

00:23:00.780 it's 2025,

00:23:02.720 2028.

00:23:04.880 Look at what AI has done

00:23:07.120 in the last 12 months.

00:23:10.280 Can you even imagine

00:23:11.520 what life is going to be like

00:23:13.000 in 2028?

00:23:13.920 The answer is no.

00:23:16.020 Because it's going to be

00:23:16.940 radically different

00:23:17.940 by 2028,

00:23:18.900 by 2030.

00:23:20.520 Radically different.

00:23:21.880 That's right.

00:23:22.540 Yeah.

00:23:22.880 And so the polling that,

00:23:24.320 that I recently conducted,

00:23:25.820 partnered with the Heartland Institute

00:23:27.160 and Rasmussen Reports

00:23:28.320 to do these polls.

00:23:29.480 It illustrates,

00:23:30.540 I think,

00:23:30.840 for the first time

00:23:31.900 that people really are

00:23:33.200 genuinely starting to get

00:23:34.660 how serious the issue is.

00:23:36.340 Really?

00:23:36.440 Which is great.

00:23:37.180 Give me the facts.

00:23:37.720 That's great.

00:23:38.300 So we asked if people

00:23:40.080 were concerned about AI

00:23:41.020 and essentially

00:23:43.200 a little over 70%

00:23:44.700 of likely voters

00:23:45.760 say yes,

00:23:46.420 cross the board.

00:23:47.100 Pretty much everyone's

00:23:47.980 concerned about it.

00:23:49.300 I really haven't seen

00:23:50.120 too many polls

00:23:50.800 that show that.

00:23:51.940 So that's huge.

00:23:53.600 We also asked.

00:23:54.040 The learning curve on this

00:23:55.640 is almost straight up

00:23:56.560 with the American people.

00:23:57.800 100%.

00:23:58.280 We also asked.

00:24:00.280 We said,

00:24:01.100 do you believe

00:24:01.620 that over the next decade

00:24:02.800 AI will be used more

00:24:04.080 to empower individuals

00:24:05.760 or to control them?

00:24:07.920 And 33% said empower.

00:24:10.600 Yeah.

00:24:11.140 42% said control.

00:24:13.180 So people believe

00:24:14.900 it's more likely.

00:24:15.900 I don't know.

00:24:16.320 Yeah.

00:24:16.520 And the rest are,

00:24:17.120 I don't know.

00:24:18.300 And so I think that,

00:24:20.500 I think that's the good,

00:24:22.280 that's good news.

00:24:23.360 How would you answer that?

00:24:24.140 Because I think in the next,

00:24:25.300 would you say next five years?

00:24:26.700 10.

00:24:27.260 Next 10 years.

00:24:28.980 I know what you'd say.

00:24:29.820 The next five,

00:24:30.600 what would I say?

00:24:31.100 You would say control.

00:24:31.900 Come on.

00:24:32.580 No, I would actually say

00:24:33.680 for the first three years

00:24:36.260 empower,

00:24:37.420 like crazy.

00:24:38.500 Yes.

00:24:38.820 And then as you get

00:24:40.240 further away from that,

00:24:42.940 control like nuts.

00:24:44.220 Yes.

00:24:44.600 Now I have even better news

00:24:46.120 before I get to the bad news.

00:24:47.500 This is rare.

00:24:48.440 I usually have no good news.

00:24:49.620 So I'm very excited about it.

00:24:51.720 We asked people,

00:24:53.460 would you support a law?

00:24:55.460 Let's see if Stu

00:24:56.220 will support this law.

00:24:57.500 Will you support a law

00:24:59.020 that,

00:25:01.860 for a state,

00:25:02.680 at the state or federal level

00:25:03.800 that would require developers

00:25:05.120 and technology companies

00:25:06.180 to design AI

00:25:07.280 so that it protects

00:25:09.220 human rights

00:25:10.320 contained in the constitution,

00:25:12.920 such as freedom of speech

00:25:14.440 and freedom of religious expression.

00:25:16.180 So in other words,

00:25:17.160 AI companies

00:25:18.260 have to design AI

00:25:19.280 with bill of rights

00:25:20.400 in mind.

00:25:22.560 I mean,

00:25:23.340 the bill of rights

00:25:24.480 is already

00:25:25.920 the law of the land,

00:25:27.540 right?

00:25:28.040 Not for the AI company.

00:25:29.160 Not for AI company.

00:25:30.080 This is for a company.

00:25:31.100 The AI company is a private company.

00:25:32.800 Do you think...

00:25:33.600 Well, the private companies

00:25:34.100 have to live by the law.

00:25:36.320 Yeah, I know, but...

00:25:37.320 They don't have to...

00:25:37.880 You're saying they don't...

00:25:38.820 They would have to design it

00:25:39.800 to allow free speech,

00:25:41.120 you're saying?

00:25:41.180 No, no, no.

00:25:41.780 It would have to be designed

00:25:43.120 to make sure it helps

00:25:44.660 enforce

00:25:46.080 or can never

00:25:47.260 violate free speech.

00:25:48.920 It could never say,

00:25:50.580 nope,

00:25:50.860 we're just going to

00:25:51.400 shut all of you people down. 0.97

00:25:52.860 It has to...

00:25:53.960 It has to be trained

00:25:55.280 on the bill of rights

00:25:57.540 as one of its...

00:25:59.500 I don't even know.

00:26:00.500 It's foundational...

00:26:00.800 It's foundational principles.

00:26:02.000 Right, yeah.

00:26:03.220 Contemptually,

00:26:03.780 obviously,

00:26:04.180 I like the idea

00:26:05.360 of that happening.

00:26:06.140 I'm not sure

00:26:06.820 if that's the right approach.

00:26:08.440 Right.

00:26:08.800 But I'd have to put

00:26:09.740 more thought into it.

00:26:10.760 Totally understand.

00:26:11.960 He asked voters...

00:26:12.480 I don't.

00:26:12.880 He's wishy-washy.

00:26:13.740 I know.

00:26:14.460 By the time he decides...

00:26:15.240 Trying to actually

00:26:15.860 carefully consider your question

00:26:17.100 instead of just

00:26:17.580 jumping to a conclusion.

00:26:19.400 78...

00:26:20.040 Stu's in the minority

00:26:20.820 on this one.

00:26:21.700 78% of likely voters,

00:26:24.400 Democrats, Republicans,

00:26:25.660 all age groups,

00:26:26.360 78% say yes.

00:26:27.980 They want that.

00:26:29.120 So even more good news.

00:26:30.120 Yes.

00:26:30.800 Stu's in the minority.

00:26:32.080 I now work with a minority.

00:26:33.680 There you go.

00:26:34.740 It's a diverse staff.

00:26:36.140 We're going to get

00:26:36.720 all kinds of tax breaks.

00:26:39.280 I'm not going

00:26:39.960 anywhere near that way.

00:26:41.880 Okay,

00:26:42.360 so the bad news.

00:26:43.580 Yeah.

00:26:43.800 All right,

00:26:44.140 so there is some bad news

00:26:45.100 in this,

00:26:45.400 or things that at least

00:26:46.200 I'm concerned about.

00:26:47.280 Okay, yeah.

00:26:47.800 All right,

00:26:48.100 so we asked,

00:26:49.380 would you support

00:26:50.060 allowing AI systems

00:26:51.340 to have access

00:26:52.440 to health records,

00:26:54.200 financial data,

00:26:55.820 and other personal data?

00:26:58.000 No.

00:26:58.580 If,

00:26:59.080 hold on,

00:26:59.540 there's an if.

00:27:00.060 Okay.

00:27:00.540 If it meant

00:27:01.360 that AI would have

00:27:02.640 a better chance

00:27:03.760 at curing diseases

00:27:05.080 and solving

00:27:06.120 other social

00:27:07.040 and economic problems.

00:27:08.220 No,

00:27:08.680 no,

00:27:09.540 no,

00:27:10.000 no,

00:27:10.300 no,

00:27:10.760 no.

00:27:12.180 Underline

00:27:12.700 no

00:27:13.780 capital letters

00:27:15.320 exclamation points

00:27:17.160 no.

00:27:18.820 Stu's going to have

00:27:19.460 a nuanced answer.

00:27:20.420 Well,

00:27:20.760 I mean,

00:27:21.100 how are they getting

00:27:22.520 access to this?

00:27:24.120 If we gave it to them,

00:27:25.500 that's the whole premise

00:27:27.020 of it.

00:27:27.400 Would you support

00:27:28.180 allowing AI systems

00:27:29.500 to have access to it?

00:27:30.820 So do you want them

00:27:31.700 to have access to it?

00:27:32.480 Wait,

00:27:32.640 wait,

00:27:32.760 wait,

00:27:32.840 wait.

00:27:33.520 Allow them

00:27:34.140 to have access

00:27:34.680 so I could opt out?

00:27:37.700 Yeah,

00:27:38.180 but the question

00:27:38.700 is really for you.

00:27:39.860 So would you

00:27:40.660 want them

00:27:41.360 to have access?

00:27:42.000 No.

00:27:42.200 Give them my access?

00:27:42.820 Yeah.

00:27:43.080 No.

00:27:43.340 Would you allow them

00:27:44.720 to have,

00:27:45.080 not for everybody,

00:27:45.920 he doesn't say that

00:27:46.680 necessarily.

00:27:47.580 No.

00:27:47.820 No.

00:27:47.980 I hopefully,

00:27:49.100 I mean,

00:27:50.180 because there would be

00:27:50.760 benefits to this,

00:27:51.780 right?

00:27:52.140 Massive ones

00:27:52.940 if enough people

00:27:53.760 gave them health data,

00:27:54.840 right?

00:27:55.640 Massive.

00:27:56.080 So I would hope

00:27:57.300 enough people did

00:27:58.200 that weren't me.

00:27:59.640 But if enough people

00:28:01.100 do it,

00:28:01.720 then they have

00:28:02.420 all of it.

00:28:03.320 Once they have

00:28:04.080 the data on you,

00:28:05.760 you're done.

00:28:06.380 What does that happen?

00:28:07.040 Like,

00:28:07.240 what happens with that

00:28:08.020 when it comes to

00:28:08.540 your insurance rates?

00:28:09.700 Yeah.

00:28:10.020 Right?

00:28:10.360 There will be no insurance.

00:28:11.760 There will be no insurance.

00:28:12.640 It's not just health records,

00:28:13.960 financial data

00:28:14.760 and other personal data.

00:28:16.360 No way.

00:28:17.040 All of them.

00:28:17.420 I would not be

00:28:18.100 supplying mine.

00:28:19.100 Okay.

00:28:19.460 Though we could

00:28:20.820 acknowledge here,

00:28:21.820 because like,

00:28:22.160 this is what,

00:28:22.760 was it Denmark

00:28:23.340 that does this

00:28:24.040 with health data?

00:28:24.720 They have the best

00:28:26.340 studies that come

00:28:27.120 out of Denmark.

00:28:27.860 They're incredible

00:28:28.340 because the government

00:28:29.080 forces all of their data

00:28:30.440 to go into the studies.

00:28:31.940 Right?

00:28:32.180 So like,

00:28:32.760 there's part of me

00:28:33.280 that likes the fact

00:28:34.000 that we learn about that.

00:28:35.420 If you take it

00:28:35.980 and erase

00:28:36.760 all of the information

00:28:37.980 so it's not tracked

00:28:39.100 to you,

00:28:40.180 it's never,

00:28:40.920 you can never

00:28:41.520 sort through it.

00:28:42.160 But you can now.

00:28:43.620 But again,

00:28:44.060 I wouldn't,

00:28:45.300 I would like to say no.

00:28:46.780 I would hope

00:28:47.500 that Justin

00:28:48.200 would be nice enough

00:28:49.100 to give his data

00:28:49.980 so we can research on him.

00:28:51.580 Yeah,

00:28:51.680 of course.

00:28:52.120 That's what Stu wants.

00:28:53.000 So 51%

00:28:54.380 said yes.

00:28:56.340 51%

00:28:57.040 said yes

00:28:58.160 and then

00:28:58.760 34%

00:28:59.720 said

00:29:00.280 either somewhat

00:29:01.340 opposed

00:29:01.800 or strongly opposed

00:29:02.980 and 15%

00:29:04.220 said not sure.

00:29:05.420 So people seem

00:29:06.020 very willing

00:29:06.820 to allow this.

00:29:08.120 Because,

00:29:09.140 you know,

00:29:09.460 let me ask you something.

00:29:10.880 I was talking

00:29:11.720 to somebody yesterday

00:29:12.420 and they said,

00:29:12.900 what is happening

00:29:13.520 to Utah?

00:29:14.780 I mean,

00:29:15.080 the reddest

00:29:15.680 red counties

00:29:17.040 are in Utah

00:29:18.260 and they're just

00:29:19.100 going crazy.

00:29:20.440 They're starting

00:29:21.080 to really go left.

00:29:21.920 And I said,

00:29:23.080 it's because

00:29:23.620 too many people

00:29:25.180 just think,

00:29:25.960 oh,

00:29:26.100 well,

00:29:26.420 you know,

00:29:26.700 it's always fine

00:29:27.900 because it's always

00:29:28.420 been fine here

00:29:29.140 and it's going

00:29:29.580 to be great

00:29:29.980 and so they're

00:29:30.340 not paying attention

00:29:31.080 and it's just

00:29:32.900 slipping away

00:29:33.620 from them

00:29:34.000 like crazy.

00:29:35.640 The other thing

00:29:36.200 is,

00:29:36.560 why do you think

00:29:37.440 the NSA

00:29:38.000 built the entire,

00:29:40.600 you know,

00:29:41.700 listening compound

00:29:43.160 in Utah?

00:29:44.880 Now,

00:29:45.380 I'll tell you

00:29:45.780 why the NSA

00:29:46.660 said they did.

00:29:48.080 Okay.

00:29:48.840 They said they did

00:29:50.380 because it takes

00:29:51.980 enormous amounts

00:29:53.280 of water

00:29:53.860 to cool

00:29:54.780 those systems

00:29:55.740 and Utah

00:29:57.220 had such

00:29:58.220 a huge supply

00:29:59.340 of water.

00:30:00.860 It's the desert,

00:30:02.480 we know

00:30:05.240 that's not

00:30:05.920 right.

00:30:06.420 It's the desert.

00:30:07.900 I think they did

00:30:09.120 it because

00:30:09.700 people in Utah

00:30:10.900 are compliant.

00:30:12.160 They want

00:30:12.600 to get along.

00:30:13.540 They want

00:30:14.380 to be good

00:30:14.780 Americans.

00:30:15.480 They want

00:30:15.720 to do the

00:30:16.040 patriotic thing

00:30:16.900 and they just

00:30:17.780 they go along

00:30:18.560 to get along

00:30:19.160 and

00:30:19.940 Lance cheap

00:30:21.120 that's trouble.

00:30:22.180 Yeah,

00:30:22.740 that's true.

00:30:23.460 I agree with that.

00:30:24.840 I think there's

00:30:25.360 a there's definitely

00:30:26.000 trouble.

00:30:26.660 So then another

00:30:28.260 thing kind of

00:30:29.000 more more bad

00:30:30.420 news,

00:30:30.920 worse news

00:30:31.880 in some ways.

00:30:33.400 Last question

00:30:34.460 we asked was

00:30:35.320 many economists

00:30:36.700 believe the AI

00:30:37.460 will eliminate

00:30:38.340 millions of jobs

00:30:39.160 over the next

00:30:39.580 decade.

00:30:40.300 If that happens,

00:30:42.200 would you support

00:30:42.940 a government

00:30:43.320 program that

00:30:44.540 taxes big tech

00:30:46.480 companies and

00:30:47.620 then uses the

00:30:48.520 funds to provide

00:30:49.800 every American

00:30:50.760 with an income

00:30:51.680 large enough to

00:30:52.420 pay for basic

00:30:53.260 necessities like

00:30:54.720 housing, clothing

00:30:55.700 and food?

00:30:56.220 So we're talking

00:30:57.040 universal basic

00:30:58.800 income essentially

00:30:59.760 paid for by big

00:31:01.020 tech because AI

00:31:02.380 took a lot of

00:31:03.140 jobs.

00:31:03.560 You want my

00:31:03.960 nuanced answer

00:31:04.480 on this?

00:31:04.940 Yeah, sure.

00:31:05.540 No.

00:31:06.220 Okay.

00:31:07.300 That is so

00:31:08.080 amazing.

00:31:08.680 That is so

00:31:09.240 amazing.

00:31:09.860 No.

00:31:10.400 It's so amazing.

00:31:11.240 May I give the

00:31:12.220 nuanced answer on

00:31:13.120 this?

00:31:13.220 Yes, give the

00:31:13.840 nuanced answer.

00:31:14.160 What is your

00:31:14.600 choice?

00:31:15.160 I said this,

00:31:15.920 I've been talking

00:31:16.540 about this forever.

00:31:17.860 Remember, Stu,

00:31:18.600 how many times?

00:31:19.380 And in our books,

00:31:20.500 we have talked

00:31:21.300 about universal basic

00:31:22.800 income for decades

00:31:24.340 now.

00:31:25.260 And I kept

00:31:25.880 saying it's

00:31:27.300 going to

00:31:27.820 happen.

00:31:28.740 You have to

00:31:29.720 have another

00:31:30.980 plan.

00:31:32.280 What's the

00:31:33.200 alternative?

00:31:34.260 Yep.

00:31:34.700 And we're now

00:31:35.800 at this place

00:31:36.520 where, again,

00:31:37.560 I say, what's

00:31:38.720 the alternative?

00:31:39.960 You're listening

00:31:40.720 to the best of

00:31:41.500 the Glenn Beck

00:31:42.040 podcast.

00:31:42.920 Hear more of

00:31:43.580 this interview and

00:31:44.260 others with the

00:31:44.940 full show podcast

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00:31:47.200 you get podcasts.

00:31:48.180 So our in-studio

00:31:49.640 producer, Sarah,

00:31:51.340 Sarah Sullivan,

00:31:52.160 been working with

00:31:52.720 me for 25 years,

00:31:55.180 almost, just

00:31:55.820 about 25 years.

00:31:57.760 And I love

00:31:59.720 talking to her

00:32:00.280 because she's,

00:32:01.200 I mean, she

00:32:01.500 drinks a lot

00:32:02.140 because, you

00:32:03.200 know, she has

00:32:03.820 to listen to

00:32:04.380 this every day.

00:32:05.560 And we got

00:32:06.660 into the break

00:32:07.320 and what did

00:32:07.820 you just say

00:32:08.260 to me?

00:32:08.920 I said that

00:32:09.660 you can say

00:32:10.240 it's not

00:32:10.580 depressing all

00:32:11.200 you want,

00:32:11.860 but it's

00:32:12.480 depressing.

00:32:12.820 And that

00:32:15.320 is, you

00:32:16.100 know, that

00:32:16.420 was me trying

00:32:18.040 to explain

00:32:18.520 to you what

00:32:19.120 the truth

00:32:20.680 is.

00:32:21.220 And sometimes

00:32:21.620 the truth

00:32:21.980 can be

00:32:23.020 depressing.

00:32:24.500 You're right.

00:32:25.580 However, let

00:32:26.440 me rephrase

00:32:27.660 the optimistic

00:32:28.620 part.

00:32:30.480 Why is

00:32:32.220 Boeing,

00:32:33.780 why did

00:32:34.800 we order

00:32:35.440 two 747s

00:32:38.140 in 2018

00:32:40.120 and now

00:32:41.700 Boeing is

00:32:42.440 saying,

00:32:42.820 they could

00:32:43.800 come at

00:32:44.700 2028,

00:32:45.760 which is a

00:32:46.200 10-year

00:32:46.600 period,

00:32:47.100 two planes,

00:32:48.520 but it

00:32:49.140 may not

00:32:49.720 be out

00:32:50.140 until 2035

00:32:51.800 or 36.

00:32:54.540 How is

00:32:55.300 that possible?

00:32:57.620 How is

00:32:58.480 that possible?

00:33:00.300 I'll tell

00:33:00.700 you how.

00:33:02.040 They have

00:33:02.700 forgotten who

00:33:03.340 they are.

00:33:05.240 That's all

00:33:06.060 that is

00:33:06.380 required.

00:33:07.660 You know,

00:33:07.880 and I don't

00:33:08.240 think the

00:33:08.580 workers have

00:33:09.120 because I,

00:33:09.620 look, my

00:33:09.960 family,

00:33:10.680 much of my

00:33:11.420 family worked

00:33:12.180 at Boeing,

00:33:12.960 still does.

00:33:14.400 They're

00:33:14.760 working every

00:33:15.960 day at

00:33:16.500 Boeing, and

00:33:16.920 they love

00:33:17.640 Boeing.

00:33:18.240 They don't

00:33:18.600 like what

00:33:19.060 it's become

00:33:19.720 because they

00:33:20.380 know what

00:33:21.620 it used to

00:33:22.160 be like

00:33:22.700 because of

00:33:23.880 their parents

00:33:24.700 or our

00:33:25.680 grandparents.

00:33:26.260 and they

00:33:28.500 know what

00:33:29.160 Boeing is

00:33:29.640 capable of.

00:33:30.900 The reason

00:33:31.640 why it

00:33:32.480 takes this

00:33:33.120 from Boeing

00:33:33.760 and we're

00:33:34.360 accepting it

00:33:35.220 is because

00:33:36.060 all of us

00:33:36.860 have become

00:33:37.300 like this.

00:33:38.260 We have

00:33:39.220 become a

00:33:39.860 society where

00:33:40.740 no one

00:33:41.240 says,

00:33:42.180 yes, we

00:33:43.440 can.

00:33:45.000 We can do

00:33:45.680 that.

00:33:46.400 Yes, we

00:33:46.740 can.

00:33:47.100 Nobody says

00:33:47.820 that except

00:33:48.700 if it's used

00:33:50.540 by a

00:33:50.980 politician to

00:33:51.940 use as a

00:33:52.520 slogan to

00:33:53.560 promote

00:33:54.140 dependency

00:33:55.120 on a

00:33:56.140 government

00:33:56.540 because what

00:33:58.560 they're really

00:33:59.100 selling you

00:33:59.700 is, no,

00:34:00.520 you really

00:34:00.840 can't.

00:34:01.980 But with

00:34:02.360 a government

00:34:02.820 you can.

00:34:04.520 That is not

00:34:06.800 America.

00:34:08.300 It's not

00:34:08.960 America.

00:34:09.480 America, we

00:34:11.580 have to

00:34:12.180 remember who

00:34:13.080 we are and

00:34:14.060 what the

00:34:14.740 secret is.

00:34:15.560 And the

00:34:15.820 secret is

00:34:16.600 remembering the

00:34:17.820 principles that

00:34:19.180 got us here in

00:34:20.120 the first place

00:34:20.740 and then saying,

00:34:22.200 yeah, I can do

00:34:22.560 that.

00:34:23.800 I can do

00:34:24.420 that.

00:34:24.580 I can do

00:34:24.780 anything.

00:34:25.400 You've been

00:34:26.040 convinced that

00:34:26.780 you can't or

00:34:27.320 you're not

00:34:27.620 allowed to.

00:34:28.920 Are you

00:34:29.220 talking about

00:34:29.940 life, liberty,

00:34:30.640 and the

00:34:30.840 pursuit of

00:34:31.200 happiness?

00:34:32.760 Boeing, shame

00:34:33.580 on you.

00:34:34.560 Shame on

00:34:35.020 you.

00:34:35.600 Every employee

00:34:36.680 should be going

00:34:37.660 in and saying

00:34:38.680 to the

00:34:39.260 management.

00:34:40.600 Shame on

00:34:41.280 you for

00:34:41.860 shaming us.

00:34:43.520 Shame on

00:34:43.980 you.

00:34:45.500 You've become

00:34:46.300 so much about

00:34:47.120 I don't even

00:34:47.800 know what.

00:34:48.980 The numbers,

00:34:50.660 corruption,

00:34:51.980 DEI, I don't

00:34:53.060 even know what

00:34:53.600 your problem is,

00:34:54.540 Boeing, but it

00:34:55.360 didn't start with

00:34:55.920 the workers.

00:34:56.560 It started in

00:34:57.500 the home office.

00:34:58.960 It starts on

00:34:59.980 the floor where

00:35:00.680 all the elites

00:35:01.540 are gathering.

00:35:03.060 You've made it

00:35:04.000 about something

00:35:04.720 else other than

00:35:05.600 building airplanes.

00:35:06.560 And you

00:35:09.060 know, people

00:35:09.780 will think

00:35:10.280 that they

00:35:10.640 have no

00:35:12.060 way to

00:35:12.360 change things.

00:35:13.160 Imagine what

00:35:13.740 it was like

00:35:14.380 in World

00:35:15.440 War II.

00:35:16.440 In World

00:35:17.100 War II, you

00:35:18.660 are, you're

00:35:19.680 just the head

00:35:20.120 of a company

00:35:20.620 and you

00:35:21.000 can't turn

00:35:22.300 things around.

00:35:25.240 Yesterday, I

00:35:27.380 bought something,

00:35:29.060 I traded, I

00:35:29.740 collect watches,

00:35:30.600 and I traded

00:35:31.060 almost all of

00:35:31.780 them in for

00:35:32.660 one watch

00:35:33.460 because this

00:35:34.820 watch is so

00:35:35.780 important

00:35:36.100 historically, and

00:35:37.780 I'm wearing it

00:35:38.400 today, and

00:35:39.940 it's called

00:35:41.440 the POW

00:35:42.020 watch because

00:35:44.260 it comes from

00:35:45.420 POWs. 0.62

00:35:46.840 Back in World

00:35:47.800 War II, the

00:35:50.920 president of

00:35:52.440 Rolex didn't

00:35:53.200 know what to

00:35:53.640 do, didn't

00:35:54.540 know how he

00:35:54.960 could help, and

00:35:55.840 he's reading

00:35:56.260 about all the

00:35:56.780 prisoners that

00:35:57.760 are in POW

00:35:58.280 camps in

00:35:59.040 Germany, and

00:36:00.620 he wants to

00:36:00.980 do something.

00:36:01.500 So he sends

00:36:03.020 the head

00:36:05.320 guy, the

00:36:06.160 head POW

00:36:07.100 of the

00:36:08.720 camp, like

00:36:09.160 a box of

00:36:09.640 watches, and

00:36:10.540 it's like, you

00:36:11.420 give them

00:36:11.860 out to

00:36:12.320 whoever you

00:36:13.060 think deserves

00:36:14.080 them or

00:36:14.500 needs them,

00:36:15.460 and don't

00:36:16.760 worry about

00:36:17.180 paying us

00:36:18.560 back.

00:36:19.380 Well, he's

00:36:19.840 doing it as

00:36:20.320 a gift, but

00:36:21.960 what happens?

00:36:24.200 These are

00:36:24.840 some of the

00:36:25.340 first, like

00:36:26.940 Daytonas.

00:36:28.020 This is before

00:36:28.820 the Daytona

00:36:29.500 was ever made,

00:36:30.740 the chronograph

00:36:31.980 on the

00:36:32.320 front.

00:36:33.460 So the

00:36:34.080 guy gets

00:36:34.680 it, and

00:36:35.160 he's like,

00:36:36.420 wait a minute,

00:36:37.320 now we have a

00:36:37.940 precision way to

00:36:39.160 time things.

00:36:40.800 We can time

00:36:42.120 the changing of

00:36:43.020 the guards.

00:36:44.020 We can time

00:36:44.820 how long it

00:36:45.560 takes for

00:36:46.700 them to come

00:36:47.240 around, and

00:36:47.800 we can find

00:36:48.480 the averages.

00:36:49.880 We now know

00:36:51.380 time because we

00:36:52.920 have a precision

00:36:53.520 timepiece.

00:36:54.280 The guy at

00:36:54.900 Rolex, he had

00:36:55.460 no idea what

00:36:56.720 he was doing.

00:36:58.500 If you've ever

00:36:59.240 watched the movie

00:36:59.920 The Great

00:37:00.300 Escape, that's

00:37:01.760 a true story.

00:37:03.300 We have many

00:37:04.180 of the pieces

00:37:04.820 over at the

00:37:05.360 museum.

00:37:05.940 We have a

00:37:06.700 piece of the

00:37:07.640 pedestal that

00:37:08.560 the old

00:37:09.640 Franklin stove

00:37:11.420 sat on that

00:37:12.680 they had to

00:37:13.180 move as they

00:37:14.000 were digging.

00:37:14.680 We have a

00:37:15.540 ton of the

00:37:16.220 stuff that

00:37:16.700 they used.

00:37:19.020 But one of

00:37:19.720 the most

00:37:19.980 important things

00:37:20.440 they used was

00:37:21.500 a watch.

00:37:23.220 Just like

00:37:23.900 this one, a

00:37:25.280 POW watch.

00:37:26.820 There's only a

00:37:27.940 handful of them

00:37:28.700 left.

00:37:29.920 Why are they

00:37:30.760 important?

00:37:32.140 Because it was

00:37:32.920 the watch that

00:37:34.260 helped them

00:37:35.040 escape.

00:37:37.060 Helped them

00:37:37.940 escape.

00:37:38.340 It didn't do

00:37:38.860 the work for

00:37:39.380 them.

00:37:40.120 The first thing

00:37:40.840 they had to

00:37:41.240 remember is

00:37:41.940 they're not

00:37:42.880 POWs. 0.62

00:37:44.440 They're not.

00:37:45.300 They are

00:37:45.940 British and

00:37:46.780 American and

00:37:47.460 French soldiers.

00:37:48.860 And they are

00:37:49.460 meant to be

00:37:49.940 free.

00:37:50.560 And they're

00:37:51.040 meant to get

00:37:51.580 out of there.

00:37:53.560 Now, there

00:37:54.240 were people who

00:37:54.860 were like, no,

00:37:55.300 let's not do

00:37:55.800 that.

00:37:55.980 It'll just

00:37:56.260 cause so much

00:37:56.860 trouble.

00:37:58.500 Thank God

00:37:59.280 the most of

00:38:00.040 them said, yes,

00:38:00.660 we can.

00:38:01.700 We're going to

00:38:02.460 do it.

00:38:03.600 Now, Boeing,

00:38:05.180 let me just

00:38:05.900 give you this

00:38:06.500 stat as you

00:38:07.800 as you're

00:38:08.240 sitting there

00:38:08.620 thinking, we

00:38:09.060 can't complete

00:38:09.900 this airplane.

00:38:10.740 Glenn, it's

00:38:11.260 really complex.

00:38:13.200 Let me just

00:38:13.840 give you a

00:38:14.180 couple of

00:38:14.480 stats.

00:38:15.720 There were

00:38:16.280 three escapes.

00:38:18.000 What were

00:38:18.280 they?

00:38:18.460 Tom, Dick,

00:38:18.820 and Harry?

00:38:19.460 I think that's

00:38:20.100 what they're

00:38:20.320 called.

00:38:20.640 Three different

00:38:21.420 escapes.

00:38:21.940 Let me just

00:38:24.200 give you the

00:38:24.580 stats on

00:38:25.040 one of

00:38:25.480 them.

00:38:27.120 They dug

00:38:28.060 a two-by-two

00:38:29.200 foot hole.

00:38:30.260 I mean, this

00:38:30.760 gives me

00:38:31.280 claustrophobia

00:38:32.300 thinking about

00:38:32.940 it.

00:38:33.520 They dug a

00:38:34.220 two-by-two

00:38:35.000 foot hole

00:38:35.680 underneath the

00:38:36.860 floorboards

00:38:37.600 of one of

00:38:38.420 the barracks.

00:38:43.840 They had to

00:38:44.700 hide all of

00:38:45.360 that, and

00:38:46.980 they dig a

00:38:47.440 two-by-two

00:38:47.880 foot hole.

00:38:48.800 They first

00:38:49.380 have to dig

00:38:49.960 that 30

00:38:52.180 feet down.

00:38:54.320 Two-by-two

00:38:55.060 foot hole,

00:38:55.740 30 feet

00:38:56.600 down.

00:38:57.760 Then, and

00:38:58.600 by the way,

00:38:59.000 they don't

00:38:59.180 have shovels.

00:38:59.820 They don't

00:39:00.000 have any of

00:39:00.440 that stuff.

00:39:01.200 They're making

00:39:01.980 whatever it

00:39:02.500 is they use.

00:39:03.900 Then, in

00:39:04.580 that two-by-two

00:39:05.180 foot hole,

00:39:06.180 then they

00:39:06.680 have to

00:39:07.020 start digging

00:39:07.720 336 feet

00:39:10.240 horizontally so

00:39:12.080 they can get

00:39:12.580 out from

00:39:13.000 under the

00:39:13.420 wire and

00:39:14.240 arrive at

00:39:14.660 the other

00:39:14.920 side.

00:39:17.220 336,

00:39:18.060 two-by-two,

00:39:19.960 just think

00:39:22.200 about removing

00:39:22.920 the dirt.

00:39:24.660 How do

00:39:25.460 they remove

00:39:26.180 that much

00:39:27.300 dirt without

00:39:28.240 getting caught?

00:39:29.820 And it might

00:39:30.380 be easier when

00:39:31.260 you're pushing

00:39:31.720 dirt up from

00:39:32.680 the hole for

00:39:34.060 the first 30

00:39:34.920 feet, but

00:39:36.360 what happens

00:39:36.900 when you're

00:39:37.260 going 336

00:39:39.560 feet horizontally?

00:39:41.000 How do you

00:39:41.260 get that dirt 0.82

00:39:41.840 out?

00:39:42.980 They had to

00:39:43.640 design almost

00:39:44.380 a train track

00:39:45.320 that was

00:39:45.980 bringing that

00:39:46.680 dirt out for

00:39:48.000 every inch.

00:39:49.020 they did.

00:39:49.740 Every inch

00:39:50.400 of dirt had

00:39:51.200 to be removed

00:39:52.000 and they

00:39:52.720 couldn't just

00:39:53.340 take it out

00:39:54.420 in wheelbarrows

00:39:55.880 and dump it

00:39:56.580 someplace.

00:39:57.960 How could

00:39:58.860 they move

00:39:59.580 that much

00:40:00.180 dirt without

00:40:00.840 anyone knowing

00:40:02.800 that they

00:40:04.260 were removing

00:40:04.740 that much

00:40:05.060 dirt?

00:40:06.360 They devised

00:40:07.360 a system in

00:40:08.320 their pants 0.95

00:40:09.860 to where each

00:40:11.420 of them could

00:40:11.960 put a little

00:40:12.840 bit of dirt

00:40:13.560 in their pants 0.79

00:40:14.560 and then when

00:40:15.180 they got out

00:40:16.180 to the

00:40:16.700 yard and

00:40:17.400 they would

00:40:17.660 walk around

00:40:18.380 they would

00:40:19.220 slowly let

00:40:20.040 that dirt

00:40:20.720 fall onto

00:40:21.560 their shoes

00:40:22.240 and onto

00:40:22.680 the ground

00:40:23.120 as they

00:40:23.440 walked and

00:40:23.800 then they

00:40:24.040 just kind

00:40:24.400 of kick

00:40:24.680 it into

00:40:24.980 place.

00:40:25.900 Do you

00:40:26.460 know how

00:40:26.780 much dirt

00:40:27.480 that was?

00:40:28.520 and they

00:40:30.780 never got

00:40:31.800 caught?

00:40:33.740 Shame on

00:40:34.380 you Boeing.

00:40:34.940 Oh you

00:40:35.420 can't finish

00:40:35.860 a couple

00:40:36.180 of planes.

00:40:37.240 Huh.

00:40:38.800 You know

00:40:39.220 how long

00:40:39.460 it took

00:40:39.720 them to

00:40:39.960 do that?

00:40:40.520 With no

00:40:41.360 tools,

00:40:42.800 no electricity,

00:40:44.020 no lights,

00:40:44.940 can't get

00:40:45.600 caught,

00:40:46.600 covering it

00:40:47.240 all up

00:40:47.960 ten months.

00:40:52.000 Ten months.

00:40:53.680 It's called

00:40:54.360 the great

00:40:54.720 escape.

00:40:55.120 That's a

00:41:00.700 really cute

00:41:01.160 uplifting

00:41:01.540 story.

00:41:03.540 But did

00:41:04.200 you know

00:41:04.460 AI is

00:41:04.880 going to

00:41:05.040 be able

00:41:05.300 to tell

00:41:05.580 us what

00:41:05.820 our pets

00:41:06.200 are saying?

00:41:10.620 Okay.

00:41:11.420 All right.

00:41:13.000 I want

00:41:14.120 you to

00:41:14.600 know that

00:41:16.840 what Sarah

00:41:17.680 says is

00:41:18.080 right.

00:41:18.940 Nobody's

00:41:19.440 ever come

00:41:19.780 back from

00:41:20.160 this.

00:41:21.060 But no

00:41:21.640 one had

00:41:22.340 ever escaped

00:41:23.440 from Stalag

00:41:24.620 13.

00:41:25.720 No one

00:41:26.140 had ever

00:41:26.480 done it.

00:41:27.640 No one

00:41:28.180 had ever

00:41:28.660 crossed the

00:41:29.200 Rocky Mountains.

00:41:31.140 Nobody

00:41:31.700 had ever

00:41:32.340 gone to

00:41:32.800 space.

00:41:34.120 No one

00:41:34.480 had ever

00:41:34.880 gone to

00:41:35.300 the moon.

00:41:37.480 We are

00:41:38.340 a nation

00:41:38.940 of that's

00:41:39.960 never been

00:41:40.400 done before.

00:41:41.220 That's what

00:41:41.900 we do.

00:41:43.560 That's who

00:41:43.860 we are.

00:41:44.380 Europe,

00:41:45.120 that's not

00:41:45.620 you.

00:41:46.340 But that

00:41:46.820 is us.

00:41:47.800 Because every

00:41:48.580 single one

00:41:49.400 of us,

00:41:49.760 some place

00:41:50.480 in our

00:41:51.000 family history,

00:41:52.720 somebody,

00:41:53.620 if you've

00:41:54.080 been here,

00:41:54.520 you know,

00:41:55.380 prior to

00:41:55.900 what,

00:41:56.160 maybe 1920,

00:41:57.880 if your

00:41:58.740 family was

00:41:59.200 here prior

00:41:59.520 to 1920,

00:42:00.160 you came

00:42:00.560 over on

00:42:00.920 a boat.

00:42:01.360 Do you

00:42:01.480 know what

00:42:01.720 that was

00:42:02.100 like?

00:42:02.980 I don't

00:42:03.340 want to

00:42:03.500 go on

00:42:03.720 a boat

00:42:03.980 back then.

00:42:05.300 Especially

00:42:05.660 if I was,

00:42:06.300 you know,

00:42:06.540 in the

00:42:06.860 chattel

00:42:07.380 class.

00:42:08.480 You know,

00:42:08.700 my family,

00:42:09.600 they came

00:42:09.880 over here

00:42:10.240 in the

00:42:10.440 1800s,

00:42:10.920 and I

00:42:11.120 can guarantee

00:42:11.600 you,

00:42:12.040 none of

00:42:12.620 them were

00:42:12.920 up on

00:42:13.180 the top

00:42:13.560 deck of

00:42:13.940 the boat.

00:42:14.240 They were

00:42:14.400 all down,

00:42:14.960 you know,

00:42:15.260 shoveling poop

00:42:16.080 out the

00:42:16.400 window.

00:42:16.620 I don't

00:42:16.800 know what

00:42:17.120 they were

00:42:17.420 doing,

00:42:17.680 but it

00:42:18.480 wasn't

00:42:18.800 pretty.

00:42:20.620 And now

00:42:20.840 I'm going

00:42:21.060 to piss

00:42:21.380 this away?

00:42:22.620 When they

00:42:22.880 worked so

00:42:23.520 hard to

00:42:24.160 get us

00:42:24.760 here,

00:42:26.100 to have

00:42:26.520 these,

00:42:27.380 see,

00:42:28.340 that again

00:42:29.220 is the

00:42:29.540 problem.

00:42:31.080 Once you

00:42:31.720 forget why

00:42:33.220 people came

00:42:34.080 here in the

00:42:34.500 first place,

00:42:35.400 once you

00:42:35.980 forget and

00:42:37.200 are told,

00:42:38.320 no,

00:42:38.600 you can't.

00:42:40.020 You can.

00:42:40.800 Yes,

00:42:41.060 you can if

00:42:41.580 the government

00:42:41.980 will help

00:42:42.500 you,

00:42:43.000 but you

00:42:43.580 can't do

00:42:43.960 it on your

00:42:44.320 own.

00:42:44.820 Once you're

00:42:45.260 taught that

00:42:46.080 and you

00:42:46.940 forget who

00:42:47.800 you actually

00:42:48.640 are,

00:42:49.080 this is why

00:42:49.500 family heritage

00:42:50.720 is so

00:42:51.200 important.

00:42:51.760 Read about

00:42:52.180 your family,

00:42:53.020 figure out

00:42:53.460 who your

00:42:53.720 family is,

00:42:54.120 do your

00:42:54.400 family tree.

00:42:55.540 There's

00:42:55.880 somebody in

00:42:56.600 there.

00:42:57.120 In my

00:42:57.720 family,

00:42:58.660 when I got

00:42:59.020 my family

00:42:59.400 tree back,

00:43:00.740 this is what

00:43:01.820 the person

00:43:02.140 said to me.

00:43:03.560 I would

00:43:04.160 like to tell

00:43:04.600 you that

00:43:04.820 there's

00:43:05.020 somebody famous

00:43:05.660 or great

00:43:06.220 in your

00:43:06.520 family,

00:43:06.980 but we

00:43:07.340 went back

00:43:07.900 generations.

00:43:09.600 It's

00:43:10.040 littered with

00:43:10.740 nobodies.

00:43:12.340 However,

00:43:13.120 I found two

00:43:14.320 heroes in my

00:43:14.940 family.

00:43:16.080 Two,

00:43:16.660 and they're

00:43:17.000 not heroes

00:43:17.460 by anybody

00:43:18.040 else's

00:43:18.440 standard,

00:43:18.860 but they

00:43:19.080 are mine.

00:43:20.820 I had two,

00:43:21.980 I had a

00:43:22.480 great-great

00:43:22.820 grandfather and

00:43:23.440 a great-great

00:43:23.900 uncle that

00:43:24.760 fought in the

00:43:25.520 Civil War,

00:43:26.200 and they were

00:43:26.560 on the right

00:43:26.980 side.

00:43:27.940 Now,

00:43:28.480 because they're

00:43:29.120 my relation,

00:43:30.820 they were

00:43:31.160 caught like

00:43:31.640 the first

00:43:32.020 week,

00:43:32.700 and they

00:43:33.480 were put

00:43:33.900 into

00:43:34.560 Andersonville.

00:43:35.640 The worst,

00:43:36.780 most notorious,

00:43:37.420 I mean,

00:43:37.600 you want to

00:43:37.920 talk about

00:43:38.280 Auschwitz,

00:43:38.880 that was

00:43:39.440 Auschwitz of 0.70

00:43:40.060 the South.

00:43:41.260 They were

00:43:41.740 put there

00:43:42.100 where thousands

00:43:43.160 of people

00:43:43.760 died.

00:43:44.300 It was

00:43:45.320 horrific.

00:43:47.080 One of

00:43:47.700 them died,

00:43:48.440 the other

00:43:48.840 one survived,

00:43:49.780 and according

00:43:50.540 to his wife,

00:43:51.140 was never

00:43:51.760 the same

00:43:52.540 from it,

00:43:52.980 I can

00:43:53.260 imagine.

00:43:53.620 But they

00:43:56.700 fought on

00:43:57.060 the right

00:43:57.340 side,

00:43:58.240 and one

00:43:58.780 of them

00:43:59.020 survived,

00:44:00.300 and nobody

00:44:01.180 survived

00:44:01.680 Andersonville,

00:44:03.000 but he

00:44:03.520 did.

00:44:05.180 You have

00:44:05.940 to find

00:44:06.600 your strength

00:44:08.000 someplace.

00:44:09.900 You have

00:44:10.200 to find

00:44:10.840 who you

00:44:11.600 really are.

00:44:12.860 You have

00:44:13.280 to find,

00:44:13.800 and you'll

00:44:14.060 find it usually

00:44:14.900 when you find

00:44:15.440 God,

00:44:15.880 who you

00:44:16.420 really are,

00:44:17.520 and the

00:44:18.200 strength that

00:44:18.840 you actually

00:44:19.380 have inside

00:44:20.080 of you.

00:44:20.460 And then,

00:44:22.100 if you

00:44:22.440 happen to

00:44:22.940 be part

00:44:24.440 of a

00:44:24.680 group,

00:44:25.980 Boeing,

00:44:26.820 you need

00:44:28.400 to look at

00:44:28.840 each other

00:44:29.200 and go,

00:44:29.500 come on,

00:44:30.000 man,

00:44:30.180 is this

00:44:30.480 us?

00:44:31.700 For the

00:44:32.260 love of

00:44:32.580 Pete,

00:44:32.860 maybe it's

00:44:33.200 because I

00:44:33.560 grew up

00:44:33.800 in Seattle.

00:44:35.000 You're

00:44:35.240 Boeing.

00:44:36.480 You're

00:44:36.880 Boeing.

00:44:39.720 That's

00:44:40.120 what you

00:44:40.500 want the 0.55

00:44:41.040 world to

00:44:41.560 think of

00:44:42.060 you.

00:44:42.400 Boeing

00:44:42.700 used to

00:44:43.300 lead the

00:44:43.720 way.

00:44:44.540 You're

00:44:44.900 either going

00:44:45.300 to lead

00:44:45.720 the way

00:44:46.040 or get

00:44:46.540 the hell

00:44:47.040 out of

00:44:47.420 the way.

00:44:47.800 Give

00:44:47.940 us our

00:44:48.260 money back

00:44:48.800 for those

00:44:49.180 planes,

00:44:49.580 and we'll

00:44:50.220 find some

00:44:50.900 company that

00:44:51.820 will build

00:44:52.240 them here

00:44:52.600 in America.

00:44:54.200 What are

00:44:54.440 you doing?

00:44:55.280 Either do

00:44:55.920 it right or

00:44:56.660 get out

00:44:57.860 of the

00:44:58.800 way.

00:45:00.280 That's the

00:45:01.020 message that

00:45:01.660 should be

00:45:02.580 heard from

00:45:03.200 Boeing

00:45:03.620 employees to

00:45:05.100 their bosses.

00:45:06.600 Like,

00:45:07.180 now.

00:45:10.240 Claudia was

00:45:11.140 leaving for

00:45:11.560 her pickleball

00:45:12.140 tournament.

00:45:12.700 I've been

00:45:12.940 visualizing my

00:45:13.740 match all

00:45:14.400 week.

00:45:15.180 She was so

00:45:15.800 focused on

00:45:16.300 visualizing that

00:45:17.180 she didn't see

00:45:17.780 the column behind

00:45:18.460 her car on

00:45:19.240 her backhand 0.98

00:45:19.760 side.

00:45:21.260 Good thing

00:45:21.900 Claudia's with

00:45:22.520 Intact, the

00:45:23.340 insurer with

00:45:23.940 the largest

00:45:24.420 network of

00:45:25.000 auto service

00:45:25.480 centers in

00:45:26.120 the country.

00:45:26.920 Everything was

00:45:27.460 taken care of

00:45:28.100 under one

00:45:28.560 roof, and

00:45:29.080 she was on

00:45:29.520 her way in

00:45:29.860 a rental

00:45:30.180 car in

00:45:30.740 no time.

00:45:31.380 I made

00:45:31.880 it to my

00:45:32.300 tournament and

00:45:33.580 lost in the

00:45:34.000 first round.

00:45:34.840 But you got

00:45:35.680 there on time.

00:45:36.680 Intact Insurance,

00:45:37.860 your auto

00:45:38.260 service ace.

00:45:39.300 Certain conditions

00:45:39.860 apply.

The Glenn Beck Program - May 13, 2025

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