The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Katlyn Schwarzwaelder

00:00:00.000 it's funny too because i remember the way i remember that day at the space hill

00:00:03.680 i was like first of all completely had no doubt at all and was not like trying to confirm it i was

00:00:09.840 like really interested in hearing like why they did it and like how they did it and he's like

00:00:16.480 yes they did yes they did i mean to be fair they clear like seemingly they clearly did

00:00:22.800 they clearly did but like it it's like it didn't maybe happen the way you remember it

00:00:30.000 what was i remembering then i don't know i remember the top of the space needle being

00:00:35.840 on fire i was young i don't know how young do you remember brian williams like he remembered

00:00:39.600 being like shot at a helicopter that's kind of what they were shooting going on someplace

00:00:46.640 right this was one flame on the top of the space needle look i i can't explain your your

00:00:52.720 dementia related medical ailments this stems from a what did you just say i'm not the one who was

00:01:01.040 rooting for the eagles uh this stems from a 20 year fight that i thought i had finally settled

00:01:09.360 on today's podcast plays a very minor role but it is huge to me um you'll hear that plus uh there's a

00:01:18.880 a lot of things going on in washington now that i think we should pay attention to uh war seems to

00:01:23.680 be the drum beats of war seem to be growing louder and louder we're in a cold war now with china and

00:01:30.240 russia not a good thing we talk about the presidential candidates and who will be the best uh candidate

00:01:39.680 that can convince people they can take care of the economy and a foreign war and i i think i mean we

00:01:45.040 said it at the same time clearly pete buddha judge uh but he's busy not being busy in ohio and we

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00:02:24.080 stu and i were just talking about what's going on with this build up to war and i i warn you i i am not

00:02:31.040 satisfied on the nord stream pipeline thing yet i i i i would like i i i would like an investigation

00:02:38.720 on that and it it won't happen because if we did indeed do it that's world war three i mean if if russia

00:02:49.200 did that to us wouldn't that be something we would declare war on now i have to tell you

00:02:55.200 uh for me it's not fighting a war over if if our administration did this that's impeachable that

00:03:04.720 is treason you don't do this you don't go around congress and do something like this and i hope to

00:03:11.840 god we didn't but you know we we all look at well putin's not crazy enough were we crazy enough to do

00:03:18.880 what we just did because if if we are crazy enough to blow up the nord stream pipeline

00:03:24.880 that is an act of war and to do it without anyone even in congress knowing about it i i got i got

00:03:32.480 news for you he's crazy enough to detonate a nuke again you're calling for an investigation to find

00:03:37.840 out if this was done by who it was done by well name the countries it could do it still well everyone

00:03:44.320 pointed to russia initially which never really made sense to doesn't make sense to me china could do it

00:03:49.120 but china there i mean that doesn't make sense they'd be on the other side of of uh of russia

00:03:56.080 and they're cozying up to russia right they don't want to do that no uh you have france france does

00:04:02.800 not have the spine and if their people found out and while they were freezing to death that they were

00:04:08.720 the ones that i mean that would just be horrible uh england has the capability but england has the same

00:04:14.800 story as france and england's not going to do it i mean why would england do it i mean even if they

00:04:20.640 did do it it's it's basically our ally doing it anyway and they would have to ask us right i mean

00:04:25.360 they probably they don't have to ask us of course as a sovereign because i doubt we asked any of them

00:04:29.520 right and but they would probably consult with us on something like that it doesn't make any sense i

00:04:34.160 mean the only thing that if you want to stretch a little bit the only thing that kind of potentially

00:04:39.920 could make sense from the russia standpoint is perhaps a faction of the russian military that

00:04:46.800 believes putin is too soft now this is this does this faction definitely exists right they they're

00:04:52.960 they're saying wait a minute the united states is supplying arms to these guys they are our enemy

00:04:57.280 we're already at war admit it and they also were the the people who are saying you know we are too

00:05:04.880 tied economically to these other countries and we can't do the right thing in ukraine by going

00:05:09.600 after them because of these pipelines and and we're worried about europe and and how they're

00:05:14.960 going to react because that we have these ties to them for gas and all this and that was going

00:05:19.520 on before this war so i mean in theory could a a faction of the military or some part of their

00:05:27.280 military and intelligence complex thing yeah so we need to end this so there's no more ties here and

00:05:32.080 we can fight this like what we're supposed to why would maybe why wouldn't the investigate i mean it's

00:05:37.120 it's interesting to me that uh all the investigators from the west they've all been like uh yeah uh

00:05:46.720 we should just forget about it no i mean we've been down there we looked at it we should just forget

00:05:50.880 about it now no i mean if it was a it was a russians and there was any evidence at all they would have

00:05:58.320 said that if there's any evidence at all they wouldn't say it was us yeah they say i mean they

00:06:04.480 do seem to point to russia but they don't provide any real reason and they don't provide that sort of

00:06:12.400 you know because there's not a real reason why would russia want to do that like if their if their plan was

00:06:19.440 uh to just go to war with europe right they would could just go to war with europe right like that

00:06:28.080 there's no reason to to break off the income in the middle of at the worst part of of a financial

00:06:35.920 crisis caused by this war right like the last thing they're going to want to do is cut off their short

00:06:41.600 term access to to the gas business now i guess this was the second secondary pipeline so it was

00:06:48.960 the one that wasn't really operational yet but still why close that door it doesn't make any sense

00:06:54.000 you know it's it's a bizarre it's a bizarre theory why would russia blow up their own access to a

00:07:01.600 bunch of money like doesn't have we looked at the rebel alliance because like you said it wasn't

00:07:08.560 fully operational yeah so they tend to do it right before it comes online um it is valentine's day

00:07:16.640 which i absolutely hate i hate it why do you have some plans tonight i mean yes we do have plans nice

00:07:26.720 but i hate it so are you is this going to be the discussion while you're out shut up a little bit

00:07:33.200 of a hey not happy i'm here not happy to see you my my wife gave me a card today it was so sweet

00:07:40.000 and uh i get up in the morning and it's sitting by my sink and hers is

00:07:46.160 not sitting by the sink it's uh i i put it at the store but anyway uh so i wish you can do something

00:07:53.520 today and go out and get it well i'm gonna pick it up oh you're gonna pick it up i thought i might

00:07:57.360 pick it up you should give her the opportunity yeah pick it up yeah okay you're right good idea it's a

00:08:02.720 surprise go in and see which one you think i left there for you uh they'll charge you if you got the

00:08:09.680 wrong one so anyway um just a quick you know valentine's tip here this comes from a harvard trained

00:08:18.800 psychologist that works with couples and they they wanted to show that these are some of the phrases

00:08:27.600 that might show that your marriage or relationship is in trouble okay so remember this is harvard okay

00:08:36.960 okay so i mean we're we're looking i mean we're gonna go deep here yeah i want to know what all

00:08:41.760 right uh the first phrase that if you notice any of these phrases coming from you or your partner

00:08:48.320 your relationship may be in trouble uh the first phrase uh that apparently they don't want to say

00:08:54.640 is you don't deserve me really they said it could could also actually written on the valentine's day

00:09:03.200 card i got for my wife well that's weird because the one i picked out said you're lucky that i even put

00:09:08.080 up with you which is you know still the same phrase they wanted you to know if you hear any of those

00:09:14.320 you might be in trouble um uh this one uh number two is uh stop asking if i'm okay all right

00:09:23.200 everything's fine when it isn't when you hear that now now what would be the issue there i can't think

00:09:29.680 of anything uh they say that's just passive aggressive uh and uh then they you know then

00:09:35.360 they don't feel open to you know to to share uh okay and uh they can't resolve the conflict although i

00:09:43.440 will tell you there's a caveat on this stop asking if i'm okay everything is fine

00:09:50.480 sometimes guys really just don't know we have no idea if you're fine or not we just know you've

00:09:54.960 stopped talking to us or you you're just going to give us a cold shoulder or just a look sometimes

00:10:01.520 that look means nothing sometimes that look means like you've really done something now and i'm so

00:10:07.520 angry i want you to apologize and then we're like i don't know what i did and so you're like hey

00:10:17.680 sup and then they give you the look you're like okay all right so now i know i've done something

00:10:23.600 scanning scanning scanning i don't know what i have no idea what it is honey is something wrong can i i mean

00:10:32.000 did i no nothing is wrong okay all right so i'm not sure if that is necessarily uh the same and you

00:10:41.680 said sometimes guys don't know what was the can you explain yeah there's i should take out the

00:10:46.400 caveat sometimes guys don't not guys just don't know that we have no idea so if you're if someone's

00:10:51.360 asking usually that's probably a good sign that they actually care enough to ask yeah at least you're

00:10:55.600 over that hump are you okay please don't chop our heads off we have no idea no yeah we have no

00:11:01.360 idea okay uh number three is if if you say this to your spouse your marriage may be in trouble or

00:11:07.840 your relationship you're pathetic okay now this is from a harvard study okay if their name is actually

00:11:15.520 pathetic then i don't know i don't know but they say this is name calling and it simplifies saying name

00:11:21.520 calling yeah right right i'm saying if it's her name right her name is pathetic god-given name right

00:11:26.640 okay um this one this one again it has to come from a phd because you'd never see this so far it's

00:11:36.800 pretty advanced uh analysis uh the fourth phrase that you just don't want to say or hear in your

00:11:42.960 relationship is i hate you shut up it's not i hate i hate you i hate you number four i hate you

00:11:55.120 uh because wow do we pay for the study we had to pay for the study it over generalizes momentary

00:12:00.640 feelings and creates insecurity even in the good moments because your partner may think do they

00:12:05.600 really love me right now when they said i hate you last week the good what good moments are you

00:12:12.880 saying good moments so you have a bad moment where you say i hate you and then there's a good moment

00:12:17.440 you're like i love you and you're like you just said you hated me wait a minute you're wait a minute

00:12:23.760 your breakdown of the situation is inconsistent that's that's wait do you get back to the i love

00:12:29.760 you thing after the i hate you thing i think the i hate you thing kind of winds it up doesn't it

00:12:33.520 i i mean i i kind of see that as a red flare really yeah okay she says i hate you do you go to harvard

00:12:41.440 uh no i yale okay uh five uh you're a bad parent

00:12:48.000 who says these things uh i don't i don't i don't know you're a bad parent a bad parent but like these

00:12:58.880 all of the or at least most of these seem like immediate relationship enders if you say them

00:13:04.640 once right so they say this is what you're supposed to do for a good relationship use i statements say

00:13:12.400 thank you and take responsibility so now i'm not a i'm not a phd but i am a doctor in the humanities and

00:13:21.840 this is oh for the love of all humanity say these things okay use i statements say thank you take

00:13:30.080 responsibility use i statements yeah so so it would be like oh thank you for saying that um i've been

00:13:37.680 looking to take responsibility of my own life and you've just reminded me i hate you oh it's a nice

00:13:45.360 statement yeah i hate you that's good and apparently it'll be fixed it'll be fixed happy valentine's day

00:13:51.360 everybody oh you know it's really sad is there people probably in this audience that are like

00:14:00.480 wow don't say i hate you or my wife's been saying she hates me now for years are we really in trouble

00:14:09.520 this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:14:12.000 i want to welcome in uh a resident caitlin uh schwartz walter she is the von schwartz doberman

00:14:24.880 kennel owner uh and has been forced to evacuate but you were there for the first couple of days

00:14:32.720 were you not caitlin hi glenn uh yes i was so um the derailment occurred on friday evening

00:14:42.640 and um we were there from friday evening until sunday evening at 8 p.m when we were subsequently

00:14:49.520 uh evacuated um my home and my business um are both on target road which is the road of the derailment

00:14:59.760 we have 27 acres and from driveway to derailment is 1.2 miles and from the edge of the property

00:15:07.920 uh to the derailment is less than a half a mile and the railroad tracks actually butt up to the

00:15:14.480 back of the property by 10 feet holy cow so when you had the dogs in the kennel everything was fine

00:15:23.520 until they set this on fire right i wouldn't say fine um to be honest with you uh the area looks

00:15:31.680 like a war zone it looks like i would assume ukraine to look like there's military tankers every half

00:15:39.360 mile there's police personnel blockading roads um it's it's beyond anything imaginable and and it's so

00:15:49.200 surreal to think that this is our home

00:15:51.040 so you when you are evacuated you take you immediately take all of the the dogs out but

00:16:00.720 then um you have horses too don't you correct so on sunday evening uh with the help of uh bearded

00:16:11.120 brothers moving group which is a is a local moving group in ohio they came with their moving trucks we

00:16:17.840 evacuated 30 dogs between 8 p.m and 6 a.m the next morning um they were able to transport all of the the

00:16:26.240 cages and kennels uh and i had my own vehicles to to make multiple trips to transport the dog

00:16:33.280 we had them all evacuated to a private residence by the next morning um you know it's it's less than

00:16:39.840 an ideal situation but it's all we have you know in this time you know the the home is not fenced uh

00:16:46.320 the dogs do have to live in in cages because you know there's there's not an appropriate setup i mean

00:16:52.880 what kind of appropriate setup can you make in one evening um so we evacuated the dogs uh between

00:17:00.800 sunday night and monday morning the uh original time of the controlled detonation was supposed to

00:17:07.280 be 12 in the afternoon on monday at 11 o'clock we were evacuating horses i own one horse and my neighbor

00:17:15.440 has uh eight other horses across the street my my horse is only six months old she's a baby

00:17:23.360 um and we had to load these horses onto trailers they were all upset from the noises and the banging

00:17:30.160 and uh you know just emergency personnel flying up and down the road uh it was we had we had a terrible

00:17:36.720 time trying to get them loaded onto trailers and evacuated and believe it or not our our local police

00:17:42.320 department specifically uh officer frederick he actually came into the horse pastures with us and

00:17:48.400 helped us move the horses out you know because all we knew that you know the controlled detonation was

00:17:53.520 happening at noon and you know obviously there was a chance of a catastrophic failure prior to that

00:17:59.440 um so we were all just kind of you know wishing and hoping for the best and and trying to get these

00:18:05.200 animals to safety and and we did and the controlled detonation didn't end up happening until i believe

00:18:10.240 about 4 38 on monday uh and then kind of all all hell broke loose so tell me tell me now what happened

00:18:19.360 after the um explosion because they've they've just come out the epa has come out and said oh it's it's

00:18:26.400 fine but there were were there some people that stayed or they left their animals um yeah unfortunately

00:18:34.640 some people had to leave their animals um because they didn't have a place to evacuate that was

00:18:40.320 you know animal friendly um some people left the animals and unfortunately some of those animals have

00:18:46.400 have have died um you know there are stories of a woman with chickens i have spoken with her personally

00:18:54.800 anytime there's any kind of animal death of course because i'm so close i i do a little more digging and

00:19:00.160 i've actually personally spoken to these people who have had herds of chickens die who've had domestic foxes

00:19:06.320 die um i have a personal friend whose whose family member's dog went out into the yard and never came back

00:19:14.320 inside a two-year-old healthy dog um my personal dogs just from the two days that that they were

00:19:22.000 there and exposed to just you know the fire fumes and and whatnot whatever was you know in the air

00:19:27.440 prior to the detonation i had four dogs needing to have emergency veterinarian services because they were

00:19:33.520 projectile vomiting um very lethargic so you know i can't even imagine what it would be like

00:19:40.720 for a human or an animal to be there uh during the controlled detonation or being there now um

00:19:50.400 i can't imagine we've had to go back a couple of times for supplies because you know i i had to move

00:19:55.520 an entire business in one evening as well as my own personal thing and um uh we've had to go back and

00:20:03.600 going back is extremely uncomfortable it is you know there's physical symptoms each and every time

00:20:10.560 we go from you know itchy burning watery eyes itchy burny throat um coughing uh it was a weird sensation

00:20:20.320 of like your eyes pulsating it almost felt like your eyes had a heartbeat um our skin was so dry

00:20:27.760 uh that even you know your general moisturizers that you put on you know after a shower have still

00:20:33.440 not uh resolved the problem um so i can't imagine being back there now uh our plan is to most likely

00:20:41.200 not go back ever um so we're just trying to fund all these things and trying to to just figure out

00:20:48.720 where life has to go from here so what is it like on the ground today because there's i mean this detonation

00:20:55.920 you know happened a week ago sunday and the epa is saying oh you can go back in and some people are

00:21:04.000 um but as you said they're you know they're experiencing difficulties yeah so i was there

00:21:10.800 yesterday um i was continuing to grab some more kennels for the dogs to make the situation here a little bit

00:21:18.160 better and i you know we couldn't stand to be there for more than 30 minutes so i don't i don't know how

00:21:23.680 people are doing it what i know is still as of yesterday it it it doesn't look like our normal

00:21:30.880 town of east palestine in darlington pennsylvania it looks like something out of a movie like the you

00:21:37.360 know it's it's it's empty um i think the media is not uh appropriately displaying the fact that people

00:21:46.560 aren't going back you know some people who didn't have the financial means to stay away any longer came

00:21:52.880 back but i think anybody who had an option did not go back geez okay so um they're they're now worried

00:22:01.840 that all of this stuff is seeping into the water supply and i know pennsylvania has just closed down

00:22:07.920 one of the the plants but the epa um said they had screened 291 homes near the crash site it has not

00:22:17.040 detected any levels of uh vinyl chloride or hydrogen chloride um and they said they still have to

00:22:25.040 screen but it's uh it's safe and they're not uh finding anything in the water do you believe that

00:22:32.560 my my understanding is that you know i have talked with some chemical engineers and environmental services

00:22:40.000 and essentially it's not supposed to be in the water just yet from my understanding um the vinyl chloride is

00:22:46.240 is is like water and it travels through the ground and the soil like water um so you know being you

00:22:53.680 know a mile 1.2 miles away like we are other locations within a mile it takes time for this

00:23:00.320 stuff to try the ground we've not had much rain um i think in the last seven days we've had one day of a

00:23:08.640 little bit of rain um they're saying that right now they're not surprised if it tests okay but in four or

00:23:15.760 five six months from now you know these levels could be astronomic and and that is the that is the

00:23:23.120 concern that is my concern that is others concerned not to mention the fact that physically being there

00:23:28.240 is uncomfortable and yeah i mean you have 20 what did you say 26 27 acres this is farm this is farmland

00:23:37.680 what are people going to do i mean you're not going to be able to sell this land

00:23:40.880 that's that's i mean that's kind of why we're in a rock and a hard place right now you know i have

00:23:47.840 a 7 500 square foot facility i have a beautiful home i have other buildings that i've built on the

00:23:54.320 property as well so i have a great investment into this property that now went from you know x amount

00:24:01.200 of dollars to maybe being able to sell it for a fraction of what it's worth maybe i mean who in

00:24:07.920 their right mind would buy something um something on taggart road right now i i couldn't imagine

00:24:14.480 um so you know now we're faced with the issue of um little to no help from anybody um and we're

00:24:22.640 faced with the issue of having to potentially own two large properties you know and and you know funding

00:24:30.000 and and the ability to own two pieces of land and two buildings and two facilities and pay

00:24:35.040 you know two taxes i mean it's it's it's going to be nearly impossible for a small business

00:24:42.400 so caitlin hold on for one minute and when i come back i i want to ask you what we can do to help

00:24:47.680 um i mean i know our audience uh well enough to know and uh we just we want to help you're we're

00:24:55.600 looking at now uh you know if you want to use that land again i think you're going to have to

00:25:00.720 i think you're going to have to dig up and take quite a bit off the top soil um not an expert in

00:25:06.800 this obviously but that's what i'm i'm seeing today environmental protection agency is like yeah

00:25:12.560 don't don't worry i don't believe them um do you can i ask you that do you believe them caitlin

00:25:20.080 so i can i i can't comment on that but what i can comment on is that we were told um by norfolk

00:25:29.920 personnel that the the agencies that were coming to our homes to test were from independent laboratories

00:25:37.520 now what i can tell you firsthand is that we had a gentleman from ctec which is the you know so-called

00:25:43.680 independent laboratory he was sitting in our driveway from the night of the derailment and we

00:25:49.920 had spoken to him you know just very informally and he said that and i quote uh we follow around

00:25:57.360 the railroad when they make mistakes and they are happy to have us here um and when you know ctec came

00:26:06.320 to our facility to test our air they had not offered the services of water at that point in time

00:26:13.040 uh they handed me a contract that essentially said that i needed to hold norfolk their affiliates

00:26:21.840 not limited to but including ctec uh harmless of any future you didn't sign it in terms of oh of

00:26:29.680 course not good um but unfortunately 340 other residents did sign it and and that's where my heart

00:26:36.480 just breaks for these people because we don't know the long-term repercussions of what these chemicals can do

00:26:43.040 in our air to our environments to our homes to our businesses and they've signed their rights away

00:26:49.040 in the hopes that they're getting help and the right answers from these organizations and

00:26:52.880 what i can tell you firsthand is that ctec the affiliate of norfolk that came to test the air

00:26:58.480 was followed by the epa and what i can tell you is that we said can the epa by themselves come into our

00:27:05.920 panel we do not sign this paper and can they test themselves because they're a government

00:27:11.520 organization that has the ability they had the testing equipment with them and the answer was

00:27:16.160 absolutely not why i can't tell you why i just i i i don't know um so what how could we help you

00:27:29.520 it sounds like if you could get some independent testing that might be uh a help but how could we help

00:27:36.000 you i think that's the thing the thing is is that people who uh have have the means to stay away and

00:27:44.880 stay evacuated are are wanting this independent testing done now i've reached out to three different

00:27:51.680 independent laboratories um and they've actually reached out to me as well uh core atlas and acron i

00:27:58.320 think if i say that correctly and their services they want retainers between fifteen and fifty thousand

00:28:04.000 thousand dollars to do these independent testings of the land or of the air soil and water now they

00:28:11.200 do a whole reconnaissance of the property and the topography and it's it's a very you know intense

00:28:19.040 procedure and protocol and i mean i think that the ways to help imminently would be to help fund

00:28:27.040 these you know landowners and or people who have stayed evacuated and are demanding these private

00:28:33.200 testing you know to fund essentially help us fund the the private testing because many people can't

00:28:40.720 afford fifteen to fifty thousand dollars up front especially you know i spoke with a gentleman at

00:28:46.320 core environmental services this morning and i said you know these um uh these chemical engineers and and

00:28:53.920 people making intelligent and professional um uh consensus are saying that this could be six to eight

00:29:02.640 months to a year from now where we're going to see answers so if we're having to pay these kinds of

00:29:08.080 retainers up front and have to pay them again maybe in six months again in a year it's just not feasible

00:29:14.960 this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:29:23.440 welcome welcome to the glenbeck program you know i just want to point out that

00:29:29.680 that with every passing day this job which used to make some sense makes no sense whatsoever anymore

00:29:38.240 every day we're slowly being boiled slowly being boiled and we don't notice things like

00:29:45.200 stew just said what are the percentages though that you know aliens really are responsible this is how

00:29:52.000 they do it right they'd roll it out oh it's a balloon yeah we found a couple balloons lots of

00:29:58.000 balloons this is yeah hey no big deal just shot we're just firing 500 000 missiles at balloons i

00:30:04.320 think these these balloons are the performers from rihanna that just kind of floated away oh no

00:30:11.200 yeah people who floated away yeah yeah yeah i think that's a possible possibility um could i show

00:30:16.320 you uh one thing and then we'll go back to politics here in a second but uh i want to show you something

00:30:22.960 that uh people recorded and uh it was recorded by the subaru asai star camera in hawaii and it was

00:30:37.200 japanese operated telescope big island and it showed lasers lasers

00:30:46.880 okay so this is out in the middle of nowhere there you can see okay see the lasers yeah okay

00:30:55.520 they're clearly coming down right i would think so yes they're coming down uh from the sky but not

00:31:04.320 necessarily though you don't know for sure it could be going up well either way it would be very bizarre

00:31:08.720 yeah they would all have to be pointed as if they're looking like they're coming because they're

00:31:13.040 they're sweeping like a like a hand of a clock like a tick tock you know what i mean so it appears

00:31:20.000 it's coming from the same place up in the sky or they're all just aimed but that's quite a distance

00:31:25.440 okay and so people took this video and the the telescope people took it they're like um

00:31:34.960 what's that the telescope people said that what what what exactly uh is that now

00:31:43.200 here is the explanation weather balloon no no no they are saying that this is a nasa satellite

00:31:54.800 that has lasers aboard that from time to time measure the earth's surface

00:32:04.400 now i would think that if it was measuring the earth's surface

00:32:16.240 and it's looking for ice water features coral reefs ocean waves snow cover uh forests

00:32:30.160 farmland we would have seen that nasa that nasa laser before right because it would be all over

00:32:36.960 the place right it'd be like oh they're just upstairs measuring again right right they might make an

00:32:42.240 announcement in advance say by the way this is the week we're doing that we're gonna we got our laser

00:32:47.920 tools out right okay we just we just want to make sure 16 inches is really 16 inches between the studs

00:32:54.720 we're just gonna laser map the earth i haven't seen that before i wanted to bring that up and ask

00:33:01.120 you if you've seen i have never never never heard of that i've never heard of that yeah i thought you

00:33:07.760 know they is it possible that they uh that it's true sure oh yeah but it's very yeah very odd and

00:33:13.760 i've never seen anything like that before that's incredible now let me ask you how many times

00:33:20.240 well i was going to say a week a day do you find yourself saying no i've never heard of that before

00:33:26.800 i've never seen anything like that before uh many many times per day like a disturbing amount of times

00:33:32.880 right but i want the audience to know because i don't want you to panic that this is a man who

00:33:39.760 claimed that there were no gas jets on the top of the space needle for years decades even are you

00:33:47.120 claiming that these lasers were caused by the space needle is that your case i would not be surprised

00:33:52.320 no the space needle is actually supposed to look like a spaceship you know it was for the 62 worlds

00:33:57.360 fair so it's like a big spaceship kind of thing up there and uh i think that's maybe where the

00:34:02.240 lasers came from giant balloons that look like balloons but they're actually spaceships so the

00:34:09.200 way the flame would be on the top of the point i don't know i don't know okay i don't know all the

00:34:15.280 facts about the space needle oh we just heard it on record can you pull that audio i don't know all

00:34:20.800 the facts about the space needle interesting admission 20 years later oh man i will know it now tomorrow

00:34:26.320 i'll know them all it's like the fact that i've sent you on this uh yeah 20 years uh journey uh

00:34:32.560 journey okay so could we just go back to that list and talk about the things do you agree or disagree

00:34:41.280 that it is likely if not most likely we will have a change in currency

00:34:50.240 before or near the time of 2024

00:34:57.440 wow um you're saying the the digital dollar yeah they just announced it last week difference to me i

00:35:03.680 look at that as different than a change in currency like i think they will say that they will essentially

00:35:08.960 make the case that's an additive right like a wonderful benefit a new thing you can try anything

00:35:12.800 you can use uh-huh um but okay i don't think of that as a change okay so you think we'll still have

00:35:17.520 the green back but we will okay okay do you believe that there's it's likely if not most likely that we

00:35:24.080 will be in war by 2024 i really hope that's not the case i think the uh because i have not put a

00:35:34.800 percentage on it in my head to me the issue here is if you're at five percent chance of war with

00:35:41.680 russia you're talking about such a a terrible outcome catastrophic that it should be your

00:35:46.720 number one priority to make sure that doesn't occur sure um i don't think they're doing that

00:35:52.240 no it does not seem like they're interested in that seems like they might be going the other way

00:35:56.240 but that's just from my perspective no i think your perspective is accurate and i'm a guy who hasn't

00:36:01.040 ever seen the laser measuring of the world before that's just obviously what do i know i'm a shut

00:36:05.680 in if you're talking about is it over 50 i think i would say no to that i think i would say no that

00:36:12.160 we're at war with russia but i mean i'm not i the fact that i'm not saying it's zero or point one percent

00:36:20.480 is is very scary to me uh uh and china we're we're just at a cold war with china by that time yeah i

00:36:28.240 i mean you're talking about active shooting wars right like i i would make the argument right now

00:36:32.160 we're we're in a cold in a cold war yeah okay honestly so yeah absolutely with both of them uh

00:36:37.920 now real quick economy doing well and we probably not probably not yeah it doesn't seem so inflation

00:36:44.080 numbers out of these people are are able to give people a sense of okay this guy's an adult he's

00:36:52.720 going to handle it this guy is going to handle it okay um i mean i think that would be the case of

00:36:59.440 nikki haley right i mean someone who has foreign affairs experience someone who has uh you know

00:37:04.800 executive experience as well does she have experience like like somebody has to have experience with

00:37:12.320 the economy as well this would be the case i think yeah and haley ran a state i mean you know yeah

00:37:17.600 what i'm saying so yeah pompeo i think would get would get you to that first one i think that would

00:37:21.520 be a case he would make that he has that expertise i think pence would make that case pence says um

00:37:27.840 both i'm again remember every one of these polls he's still he's the third number three guy in the

00:37:32.400 polls because everybody knows his name everybody knows his name that's a big part of the battle it's a

00:37:36.560 big part of the battle but if you want a campaign that has the turnout that looks like a

00:37:41.680 joe biden covid campaign he would go with mike pence i just don't see i don't know how you

00:37:48.080 navigate it i mean his case is clearly everything you liked about the trump administration without

00:37:53.120 the january 6th he didn't like that's essentially his that's essentially but i'm not convinced that

00:37:59.040 that pence was really in the room on you know let's just do it let's go bold and big let's do it

00:38:06.640 no i think that's true and i think the things that he would argue are his strong points from

00:38:12.320 the pence perspective is hey like i'm gonna do all this without the tweeting right like that's

00:38:16.000 his case i'm gonna do all this without tweeting without the crazy rallies i don't think i like i

00:38:20.400 don't think it's gonna work but because i think the people who really really there's a there's a

00:38:24.880 section of people who liked the trump policies but you know trump he was a vessel to get you to

00:38:31.280 a good supreme court right like there's there's a lot of those people out there if you're super

00:38:36.000 passionate about trump he's already running you don't need a guy who wasn't trump to be your trump

00:38:42.080 it's only the appeal for for pence is only like if you really love trump but only didn't like the

00:38:48.480 fact that he tweeted a lot no i think that's a huge i think that's the case for de santis

00:38:54.880 i think de santis is more likely to be tough as nails like trump was yeah than pants and i think and

00:39:01.840 and he's already got the but i don't do the crazy tweets yes and i think too the de santis case is

00:39:07.840 more broad than pence i i think it pence is so closely tied to trump you you have to be in love

00:39:14.720 with the trump administration right to want pence but then also if you trump has told you he basically

00:39:20.640 hates mike pence right so what where where's let's get so there's a schizophrenic trump supporter yeah

00:39:26.480 that is like i really really love pence and i really really love donald trump except for the one

00:39:33.680 thing he said about pants that's not it doesn't it's there's just no road there to me um the the road

00:39:39.600 you might find there honestly is pence thinking he wants someone else to be president that's not donald

00:39:45.760 trump and thinking if he can pull eight to ten percent in these early primaries away from trump

00:39:51.360 it might help someone like de santis or somebody else beat trump i can see that being his actual uh

00:39:58.240 his actual idea if he goes through with this which is not confirmed yet by the way well they're very

00:40:02.400 good i mean you know the the the gop is absolutely not above doing to trump what they did to hillary

00:40:11.200 clinton where just cobble everybody together and say everybody just come out and be for this one

00:40:16.480 person you know what i mean yeah that could very well happen otherwise other names on this list

00:40:22.080 obviously this is essentially bolton's entire case which i will take this seriously and i will be i will

00:40:27.520 be the guy you know you want on national security you have um also both i would say rubio holly and tom

00:40:36.320 cotton have versions of this argument you know both of them all three of them have been active in this

00:40:43.120 area uh that's about it i mean that's a bunch of people but i don't think with serious a serious

00:40:50.400 chance and obviously i would i should also mention donald trump would be a guy who would be who would

00:40:55.360 say i was able to shut these things down when i was president and i had a good record on the economy i

00:40:59.760 mean this is going to be central to his argument donald trump only has is the only one that has the

00:41:04.800 credibility to say yep i did that to the economy after they said the economy could never grow and i

00:41:12.640 did that to the economy and i stopped all those wars yeah he's the only one that has the credibility

00:41:18.960 however he's also the only one that has been smeared for you know 10 years now and made into a horrible

00:41:26.640 monster i'm not sure if you can get the swing vote for donald trump now just because of what the press

00:41:33.120 is done to him yeah and i think like look donald trump is such he's elevated a thousand levels

00:41:39.440 above celebrity president at this point he is just an argument in and of himself his name is an argument

00:41:46.960 and so like it's i don't think donald trump wins or loses the presidency right now based on policy

00:41:52.800 and i don't like that i don't like that's where america is but like i think right now that it's going to

00:41:57.920 come down to him as a brand whether you like him or you don't like him and that's really what is

00:42:02.880 going to be the decision on that whether the republicans say i want that or not let me just

00:42:08.160 end this uh this uh section of the program here with the way we started this section of the program

00:42:15.520 have you ever seen this before sure chinese authority chinese authorities have uh now announced

00:42:24.720 that they saw and have spotted a ufo they were preparing to shoot the object down but they are

00:42:33.280 urging fishermen in the vicinity just to be safe

00:42:40.400 so we so we now have now have the chinese going i was seeing a flying it could be i don't know if

00:42:49.120 they're measuring the earth or what you ever heard that before no yeah no no no you're not

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