The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Sen. Mike Lee

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00:01:40.600 okay mike so what's the strategy now look the strategy now is to make sure that the united states

00:02:00.460 senate is fully informed before its members vote on this and to make sure that the united states

00:02:05.240 senate has the opportunity to cast votes on a few amendments that identify some of the more

00:02:10.300 egregious errors you could either call them drafting errors if you wanted to assume good faith on the

00:02:16.340 part of those who wrote them or you could call them efforts to repair malicious damage inflicted by

00:02:23.420 whoever wrote this trying to make virtually every cost savings measure in this bill feckless and almost

00:02:31.560 ineffective okay so go through some of them all right so my personal uh uh favorite

00:02:39.720 in the sense of the really getting me worked up is this section 265 of the bill section 265

00:02:46.800 nullifies completely the regulatory pay-as-you-go measure or pay go as they call it the reg pay go

00:02:54.440 provision is section 263 then in 265 just after the provision that promised to bring about accountability

00:03:01.080 for government as it expands the regulatory footprint of the federal government it says oh by the way

00:03:06.960 the director of president biden's office of management and budget shalonda young may at her

00:03:14.960 sole discretion decide not to follow these oh my gosh exempt herself from it and you know glenn the

00:03:22.240 funny thing is i discovered this about 48 hours ago and it was tuesday morning when i was reading

00:03:28.260 through that particular provision and discovered oh my gosh this could be a problem and a lot of people

00:03:33.180 aren't going to read this or understand what it means so it's got to talk about i kid you not by

00:03:37.500 the end of the day shalonda young herself omb director at a white house briefing came out and

00:03:42.520 said yeah of course i will use that provision and i will use that provision to defend and prop up

00:03:49.420 president biden's regulatory agenda so it's just they're not even being mysterious about this so this

00:03:55.380 regulatory accountability it was supposed to start with and end with the reins act which would put

00:04:00.520 congress back in charge of making the law instead of allowing law to be made by unelected unaccountable

00:04:05.520 bureaucratic pinheads uh they stripped that out and they put this one in as a replacement with kevin

00:04:11.900 mccarthy who i genuinely like as a human being he i've long really liked kevin personally but he came out

00:04:20.740 and said yeah we didn't get reins we didn't even get a short-term reins which is something they should

00:04:26.020 have used as a fallback which i'd suggest and at least reign for the duration of the congress but

00:04:30.560 we did get something almost as good as that which is this regulatory pago feature only it doesn't work

00:04:35.820 it was built to fail built to do nothing what what is the the regulatory pago which the one you just

00:04:43.720 talked about okay so it would require the administration each time it issues a new regulation

00:04:49.920 to establish what the cost of it would be and to ensure that they're not increasing the net cost

00:04:56.520 of regulatory compliance right this may seem odd to put in a debt ceiling deal but it actually makes

00:05:02.360 perfect sense because we can't get out of our debt crisis solely by cutting we need to cut yes and we

00:05:08.300 need to cut a lot we need to grow our debt is so huge that we need to grow at the same time we cut

00:05:13.360 and so what we're left with is no real cuts at least not very much and i'll go over that in a second

00:05:20.380 and the pro-growth stuff doesn't work either because it was built to fail now i don't think kevin knew

00:05:25.480 this i think he was deceived by someone giving him bad advice but it is what it is and i'm pushing an

00:05:31.420 amendment today to strike section 265 to make this thing at least less bad okay so uh mike um you know

00:05:42.360 we've got romney's coming out of our nose in in washington uh you're going to be are you going

00:05:48.380 to be able to get enough republicans to help look i i i'm whipping the vote uh among senate republicans

00:05:56.720 i i believe that we're going to have at least 20 no votes i'm going to try to push that figure higher

00:06:02.920 i'd like to get it north of 25 uh between 25 and 30 would be a good outcome what would be an even

00:06:10.220 better outcome glenn is we get through some of this and we start voting on some of these amendments

00:06:17.000 to strike some of the more egregious provisions or and also at the same time highlight the bill's

00:06:22.780 deficiencies and in the process perhaps either repair it so that it actually does something good

00:06:28.920 or alternatively if it can't be repaired defeat this thing so we can go back to the drawing board

00:06:34.840 and get something that actually works there's no reason we have to be up against this false deadline

00:06:40.400 established by janet yellen we're just days away from the moment when we're going to start receiving

00:06:46.620 these quarterly tax payments that once they're in will take us into mid to late july before we have

00:06:54.920 to do a thing we shouldn't wait that long we got to act now but there's no reason we have to act

00:06:58.780 at this recklessly now and monday so um so you know you've got mitch mcconnell standing there saying

00:07:07.660 we're going to pass it today yeah he wants to pass it today and i respectfully but very very strongly

00:07:17.200 disagree with him look we we've got to make sure that the american people and those they elected to

00:07:23.580 represent them know what this thing does and and i believe a lot of the people who voted for this

00:07:29.440 last night at least the republicans didn't fully understand what it did they had drunk the kool-aid

00:07:34.320 they had been fed misinformation perhaps in good faith i don't know uh by republican leadership over

00:07:41.120 there but you know glenn something interesting happened first 71 house heroes were born last night

00:07:47.880 71 house heroes who emerged despite aggressive efforts by republican leadership and the news media

00:07:54.720 to force them to vote for something they stood up and they voted no you know what's interesting glenn

00:07:59.200 more democrats voted for this bill in the house i know they're republican i know more democrats voted

00:08:05.020 i have heard i don't i don't know if this is true but i have heard that there were earmarks given to

00:08:12.200 key democrats to help them whip the vote there there may well have been i have no way of knowing that

00:08:20.660 but what i do know is more of them voted for than did republicans and more republicans voted against it

00:08:25.960 than did democrats and yet this was an effort that was supposed to be some sort of win

00:08:30.680 and within minutes after that vote was cast and the result was known you had democrats in the house

00:08:37.960 saying things like okay i guess we can gloat now we can finally gloat now that this has passed

00:08:42.560 that we totally played them and they did in fact play republican of course they did of course they did

00:08:49.920 because i swear to you we have the iq among all republican leadership in my opinion we have the iq of a dog

00:08:59.500 and a dumb dog possibly a dead dog at that look i i won't speak to their iq and i don't know that

00:09:07.940 that is the problem i don't think it is i think that the problem is they're too eager to hear what

00:09:12.860 they want to hear that something can be done easily that there can be a kumbaya moment that's not going

00:09:18.580 to have problems with it and so sometimes they look the other way when it comes how many mike i'm sorry

00:09:24.600 i mean i i appreciate you're being much more christ-like than i am uh mike you know you're not

00:09:30.320 questioning their iq but how dumb do you have to be to fall for the same trick every time since the day i was

00:09:36.840 born look glenn you're not going to tell me santa claus isn't real again are you because that really

00:09:42.400 i mean look let's let's let's get back for a second to the spending issues because this is

00:09:49.680 another glaring omission and something that irritates me to know and what they're saying

00:09:54.220 they're claiming that this thing saves between i don't know 1.5 and 2 trillion dollars it doesn't

00:10:01.060 it's it's smoke in mirrors look in year one that they limit save grow act the one passed a few

00:10:07.240 weeks ago by the house would have saved about a trillion dollars in the first year alone that's

00:10:12.100 how you tell whether it's serious is what it does in the first year correct because that's the one

00:10:16.420 that's immediately under our control as we're doing this thing it's the same congress acting in the

00:10:20.820 same moment in the same legislation this one do you want to know how much it saves in year one

00:10:25.460 about 12 billion dollars 12 billion as compared to about 1.2 trillion and some would say even more

00:10:37.020 because the expense the cost of the green new deal tax credits adopted by the democrats uh which they

00:10:43.820 were clawing back which they were going to halt uh are are now understood is likely to be even more

00:10:49.300 expensive than we expected but this one saves only about 12 billion dollars possibly as few as six

00:10:57.660 you know they claw back 28 billion dollars of unspent covid funds and then they immediately create a new

00:11:04.580 slush fund in the department of commerce for 22 billion dollars nobody knows what it does nobody knows what

00:11:11.720 it means they're just moving it there so they can spend it somewhere else what i mean wait a minute

00:11:16.620 wait a minute wait a minute there shouldn't be any slush funds for any department i mean i'm

00:11:22.960 what what mike what does the commerce department do well what could they possibly do very important

00:11:29.960 things and in this provision i believe the language is something along the lines of uh establishing

00:11:36.080 business necessary hot tech business infrastructure who the hell knows what that means i think honestly

00:11:44.200 it's there to serve as a slush fund to make sure that they have money when they feel like it for

00:11:49.740 something else

00:11:50.540 mike how can we help you okay so first of all i hope and pray that senators will pay attention today

00:12:08.680 that they will continue to read the bill that they'll study the bill that they will

00:12:12.140 listen to arguments being made that when those of us who are proposing amendments and demanding that

00:12:18.400 they be debated and voted on will pay attention carefully to what's being said and ask the question

00:12:24.440 is this really what the american people need not just what they deserve but what they desperately

00:12:30.080 need right now could we do better and secondly anyone who has the ear of a united states senator

00:12:41.360 as most constituents do in one way or another reach out to them and ask how they're voting and express

00:12:48.460 your views about how you feel about this bill if you feel as i do that this bill is a whole lot of smoke

00:12:54.360 in mirrors and that doesn't really save anything and that it may end up costing more money

00:12:59.460 let them know yet another point they promised work requirements there were work requirements attached to

00:13:05.300 medicaid attached to food stamps and attached to another federal welfare program called tanaf in

00:13:11.240 the original limit save grow plan they were great reforms would have saved money and would have also

00:13:16.380 helped people get out of poverty making poverty temporary rather than tolerable and sustainable long

00:13:22.560 term as poverty this is a pro-growth and pro-human thriving sort of measure what they did in this bill

00:13:30.360 they said oh yeah we've got work requirements until you read the fine print and you see that they

00:13:34.900 stripped out all of the medicaid work requirements the tanaf requirements are essentially a wash

00:13:41.180 essentially meaningless at best then you've got uh the food stamp work requirements those appeared at

00:13:48.320 first blush to do something to save money and then we found out last night that according to the

00:13:55.560 congressional budget office it actually costs more money it's going to cost us a couple of

00:14:00.540 billion dollars not save us anything but cost yeah but we're we're but wait we're saving upside down and

00:14:06.200 we're saving money with the irs though right yeah okay so um i think it's less than two billion dollars

00:14:14.380 out of 80 billion dollars two billion drop not two billion out of 80 billion that is not just a drop in

00:14:23.840 the bucket that is a drop in the ocean as far as we're concerned this still puts us in a position

00:14:28.880 where we've deployed this veritable army of people to harass the american people and we don't want that

00:14:36.900 we don't need that and we need the money to not be spent the last thing uh thomas massey was on yesterday

00:14:42.160 said this is going to avoid a uh an omnibus bill and i've heard now that people are saying no this is going

00:14:49.080 to cause another omnibus bill look i love thomas massey he's one of my favorite people in all of

00:14:56.080 congress and he's someone i rarely disagree with and i don't question his motives i don't either

00:15:03.160 intelligence for one minute he's dead wrong dead wrong here he and look everyone makes mistakes

00:15:10.240 from time to time he's definitely made one here he's dead wrong this provision he's talking about

00:15:14.720 supposedly bring about an automatic one percent cut now now it might have that effect if the one

00:15:20.720 percent cut kicked in on october 1st the day after congress failed to adopt a spending bill or a series

00:15:27.360 of spending bills it doesn't kick in until january 1st so that three months interregnum between

00:15:33.300 congress's failure to pass something and the moment the one percent kick the cut kick in kicks in

00:15:38.780 during that period there's going to be enormous groundswell pressure from the uniparty uh from

00:15:45.660 the washington swamp to pass it will encourage congress to pass a giant bloated expensive omnibus

00:15:53.880 or perhaps a large cr with some omnibus like creatures dwelling within it or a series of what

00:16:00.580 they call minibus bills either way we're going to spend more money not less as a result of this

00:16:05.920 mike thomas messi were right he's dead wrong here we will uh hopefully the phones will ring

00:16:11.680 in the senate today thank you so much for all your hard work keep fighting mike thanks so much

00:16:17.800 glenn you bet thanks so much for keeping america informed thanks uh please call your senator today

00:16:23.600 gotta call all of your republican senators uh you have waste don't waste your dime on uh mit romney's

00:16:29.960 of the world but call all of them all of them make it clear no on this you're listening to the best

00:16:37.420 of the glenn beck program i think one of the bravest and most honest speeches given by any president in

00:16:48.920 the last 70 to 100 years came from dwight eisenhower here's just a clip of what he said in his farewell

00:16:58.640 address in the councils of government we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence

00:17:08.000 whether sought or unsought by the military industrial complex the potential for the disastrous rise of

00:17:16.400 misplaced power exists and will persist we must never let the weight of this combination endanger our

00:17:23.880 liberties or democratic processes he went on this was used as you're a conspiracy theorist if you believe

00:17:32.120 in that huh and it discredited a lot of people and i always remember hearing the uh vast right wing

00:17:39.720 uh the military industrial complex i i grew up believing it was a conspiracy

00:17:46.760 and interesting how that works and yet where are we today who's actually making the decisions why are we in

00:17:54.840 ukraine well there's a couple of reasons uh i think it would be the way that usually when there is a collapse

00:18:03.520 of trust a trust implosion i've talked about it for years trust implosion is usually the last sign before

00:18:10.440 a country goes to war and then it resets everything so that's one theory we just want to go to war

00:18:16.480 to collapse the old system into a new system and nobody will say anything because they just want the war to stop

00:18:22.380 the next one is i think a very good chance we're just laundering money over in ukraine

00:18:29.700 there's lots of money coming back into the united states uh your tax dollars going to oligarchs

00:18:36.580 and then coming back here i think historians will find that everywhere however those that's speculation

00:18:46.220 i will tell you that the military industrial complex the educational industrial complex which he also

00:18:55.960 warned about and the scientific industrial complex which he also warned about those three things and what

00:19:05.140 he warned is happening back in march the pentagon announced a budget for a whopping 842 billion

00:19:15.560 dollars it expanded authority for multi-year contracts for the supply of aircraft ships and ammunition

00:19:22.740 guess where the majority of that money is going to go to defense contractors otherwise known as the

00:19:32.400 military industrial complex cbs just did a story that said half of the pentagon's budget half will go to

00:19:42.360 defense contractors meanwhile some of our our soldiers have to have food stamps surprise surprise

00:19:50.420 cbs found that these defense contractors are gouging the government with insanely inflated prices

00:19:57.620 do you want to know why ukraine is so important i want you to listen to this the pentagon granted

00:20:05.800 companies unprecedented leeway to monitor themselves instead of saving money assad told us the price of

00:20:13.240 almost everything began to rise in the competitive environment before the companies consolidated a

00:20:20.400 shoulder-fired stinger missile cost 25 000 in 1991 with raytheon now the sole supplier it costs more than

00:20:29.900 400 000 to replace each missile sent to ukraine even accounting for inflation and some improvements

00:20:37.660 that's a seven-fold increase a seven fold increase now since when has technology made things more

00:20:48.600 expensive these have been around forever and they're getting more expensive what technology does that

00:20:56.620 especially when you're making them in bulk so a seven fold increase cnn reported that ukraine has

00:21:06.460 asked for 500 stinger missiles 400 000 a piece 500 stinger missiles per day

00:21:15.100 per day that's 20 million dollars every day we're giving to ukraine just in stinger missiles

00:21:27.420 last year the pentagon had allocated nearly 1.5 billion dollars just to restock our own troops with that

00:21:37.100 weapon this is the fattest cash cow ever the united states is giving these defense contractors

00:21:44.620 all of this money they're making things shipping them do you know some of the stuff from ukraine was just

00:21:51.220 found on our border did you know that how did that happen how did that happen defense contractors are

00:21:59.820 making record shattering profits now we looked at the list of the top 10 contractors in the country

00:22:07.140 stew stew when i say the military industrial complex who do you think i mean big defense contractors like

00:22:19.640 raytheon raytheon okay mcdonald douglas sure stuff like that you know four of the top 10

00:22:26.180 are pharmaceutical companies four of the top 10 two of the four were the largest vaccine providers

00:22:36.500 moderna which partnered with the government creating the mrna covid vaccine okay two of the four

00:22:46.080 were the cut were the uh covid vaccine providers and four of them are pharmaceutical companies

00:22:54.180 is that just a one-off because of covid or is what's the what's the reasoning for i don't i mean

00:23:00.160 well they have to make sure everybody's inoculated right got that going on now they do they do have a

00:23:05.560 bunch of other vaccines that the military sure members receive right four of the top 10 that does

00:23:11.420 are pharmaceuticals pharmaceutical companies and the and the guys making the stinger missiles again when

00:23:18.320 when one missile cost four hundred thousand dollars how could well these how could these programs

00:23:23.460 possibly be costing this remember who was the harshest on uh getting the vaccines

00:23:29.040 the pentagon but the vaccine doesn't cost four hundred thousand dollars a shot there's something else going

00:23:36.360 on there is something else going on i don't know what it is but the government has partnered with all

00:23:43.240 of these people and they are bilking you they are taking your money and transferring that wealth not to

00:23:51.920 the poor but to the uber rich that's who's running this country the military industrial complex the

00:24:00.960 scientific industrial complex and the educational industrial complex all three warned about by eisenhower

00:24:10.380 they i mean think of this everything just the military industrial complex uh complex pandemic response

00:24:17.340 vaccines forever wars

00:24:19.820 i don't know

00:24:23.060 when biden announced his presidential transition team it was discovered that one

00:24:29.540 third of his pentagon team came from organizations financed by defense contractors once he became president

00:24:37.600 he began filling top pentagon positions with weapons suppliers last year biden traveled to lockheed martin

00:24:44.680 the largest defense contractor in the country to cheer him on as they made the javelin missiles to be sent to

00:24:52.220 ukraine so who's running this war the figurehead in chief or the owner of the companies that are now making

00:24:58.320 billions off of this war

00:25:00.820 25 members of congress sat on the national security committees at the same time those 25 members traded

00:25:10.640 financial assets with the defense industry you imagine how rich you can be if you know a giant contract

00:25:17.720 you've just been a part of approving is going and nobody else knows it and it's not illegal for you to use that

00:25:24.520 insider information you know how much this is how these people go to washington become rich

00:25:29.780 you're working hard

00:25:32.540 they're they're trading on insider on insider information and they're being led by the nose

00:25:41.360 the corruption

00:25:48.520 is

00:25:49.920 staggering

00:25:51.740 staggering

00:25:53.100 and the only way to stop it

00:25:56.420 is to give the purse strings back to congress

00:26:01.700 as dictated in the declaration or in the constitution of the united states the constitution is set up for a reason checks and balances

00:26:12.260 the purse strings go to the branch that is the closest to the people the house and they tried to do something

00:26:19.940 yesterday and 70 members 70 republicans i told you yesterday

00:26:24.820 i feel like we do actually have some good republicans in there

00:26:29.900 those 70 members i'm going to post them

00:26:33.160 i want you to know their names

00:26:35.480 those are people

00:26:36.420 that stood up

00:26:37.900 and said nope

00:26:39.440 we're not passing it because this is a game

00:26:41.660 those 70 members and i think there were

00:26:44.280 43 democrats

00:26:46.980 we'll have to look at why they said they weren't going to

00:26:49.460 because some of them were like

00:26:50.300 you know it's not enough communism

00:26:52.340 right yeah

00:26:53.120 mostly that's what that was the opposition there yeah

00:26:55.200 uh however

00:26:56.000 i think we have people fighting for us

00:26:58.220 today it's going to the senate

00:26:59.840 everything you're hearing about this bill

00:27:02.840 is garbage

00:27:04.580 i don't know about you when

00:27:06.120 you know if i'm going to understand a bill

00:27:08.160 i'm going to go to mike lee

00:27:09.820 mike lee is

00:27:11.380 i mean mike lee is the guy in the senate

00:27:14.360 everybody goes to

00:27:15.660 mike what does this mean

00:27:17.000 he's the guy

00:27:19.120 he was just on he said

00:27:20.720 glenn this is a disastrous bill

00:27:23.120 disastrous

00:27:24.440 it cannot pass

00:27:27.000 he said it is just free spending

00:27:30.100 forever

00:27:31.080 all of the little things

00:27:34.020 you know we had thomas massey on

00:27:35.420 and bless his heart

00:27:37.020 i don't mean that in a southern sort of way

00:27:39.040 he is a good guy

00:27:41.360 but he was duped

00:27:42.560 he was duped

00:27:44.880 today is the day

00:27:47.700 we are

00:27:49.720 if you don't

00:27:51.720 act

00:27:52.440 today

00:27:53.020 you may lose

00:27:55.320 your country

00:27:56.420 tomorrow

00:27:57.160 and i think there are far too few people in america that believe that could be true

00:28:02.020 but i as sure as

00:28:04.540 i i i said in 1999

00:28:08.640 within 10 years there'll be blood bodies and buildings in the streets of this city new york city

00:28:15.400 and it will have the signature of osama bin laden on it

00:28:19.040 said that in 99 it didn't wait 10 years

00:28:22.260 everybody said that i was crazy

00:28:25.160 i'm telling you

00:28:27.480 one day you're gonna wake up and you're gonna realize

00:28:30.960 it's gone

00:28:33.120 it's gone

00:28:34.760 stand up

00:28:37.780 today

00:28:38.440 and call your senator

00:28:40.420 and tell your senators

00:28:42.620 call all of the republicans

00:28:44.620 do not

00:28:45.940 i will remember

00:28:48.060 how you voted

00:28:49.620 and all of my friends

00:28:51.720 and i will

00:28:52.840 i will

00:28:53.680 make sure

00:28:54.600 we remind

00:28:56.240 everybody

00:28:57.100 i don't care if it's in four years

00:28:59.960 i'm gonna remind

00:29:01.360 everyone

00:29:02.220 don't vote for you

00:29:04.160 this is the line

00:29:06.420 no

00:29:07.740 no more

00:29:09.640 out of control

00:29:10.860 spending

00:29:11.600 because i can

00:29:13.040 i would bet you

00:29:14.840 i can't guarantee

00:29:15.780 i would bet you

00:29:17.640 i'd bet you my house

00:29:19.500 that all this money

00:29:21.820 sloshing around

00:29:23.500 going over to ukraine

00:29:25.400 a lot of it

00:29:27.620 is being used

00:29:29.480 to literally

00:29:30.540 dismantle our country

00:29:32.440 from our enemies

00:29:33.880 inside our country

00:29:35.700 and uh

00:29:38.220 there's too many slush funds

00:29:39.900 and all of those dollars

00:29:41.920 have your name on it

00:29:43.060 no

00:29:44.300 call the senate

00:29:46.080 and say

00:29:47.000 no

00:29:48.040 the best of the glenn beck program

00:29:51.160 stew

00:29:52.720 do you have

00:29:54.760 on your

00:29:56.080 uh

00:29:57.500 to-do list

00:29:59.080 to prepare for

00:30:00.680 you know

00:30:01.180 trouble

00:30:02.020 alcohol

00:30:04.120 now i'm asking you

00:30:06.060 as an alcoholic

00:30:06.740 um

00:30:08.960 to prepare for trouble

00:30:10.680 no

00:30:11.000 to prepare for this weekend

00:30:12.200 yes

00:30:12.780 yes

00:30:13.140 yes

00:30:13.480 yes

00:30:13.860 yes

00:30:14.280 i think

00:30:15.720 now remember

00:30:16.740 i'm an alcoholic

00:30:17.840 whose faith

00:30:19.560 also

00:30:20.420 restricts alcohol

00:30:21.560 right

00:30:22.020 and i'm saying

00:30:23.220 go to the liquor store

00:30:24.920 i'll see you later

00:30:27.660 okay

00:30:28.220 uh

00:30:29.500 here's why

00:30:30.220 it is

00:30:31.040 anesthesia

00:30:32.160 anesthesia

00:30:33.220 if there is no painkillers

00:30:35.700 uh

00:30:37.160 it

00:30:37.500 it is also

00:30:38.800 uh

00:30:39.660 you know

00:30:40.560 uh

00:30:41.000 not as good as rubbing alcohol

00:30:42.780 but tastes better

00:30:43.740 uh

00:30:44.480 you know

00:30:44.760 you can use it for many things

00:30:46.380 and uh

00:30:47.340 there's gonna be a lot of people

00:30:48.180 that are just gonna

00:30:48.880 want to trade

00:30:50.080 for alcohol

00:30:51.120 wait a minute

00:30:51.480 you have alcohol

00:30:52.200 now tell them

00:30:53.700 that you have it

00:30:54.380 buried in a backyard

00:30:55.540 some far far away

00:30:56.700 place from your house

00:30:57.940 um

00:30:59.060 but there's

00:30:59.860 there

00:31:00.180 we have to start

00:31:01.980 thinking about

00:31:02.680 trade

00:31:03.280 and trading

00:31:04.680 you know

00:31:05.380 and you can get

00:31:05.920 bud light cheap

00:31:06.620 right now

00:31:07.000 so go out

00:31:07.720 and buy bud light

00:31:08.740 is what glenbeck just said

00:31:09.720 here's what i want

00:31:10.340 i want a dylan

00:31:11.340 mulvaney

00:31:12.100 bud light can

00:31:13.060 there were only like

00:31:13.620 10 made

00:31:14.180 or something like that

00:31:14.860 i thought there was only

00:31:15.240 one made

00:31:15.660 no i thought

00:31:16.980 dylan mulvaney had it

00:31:18.080 yeah i'm not sure

00:31:19.380 i i think that there was a

00:31:20.760 a few of them

00:31:21.760 that were made

00:31:22.440 because didn't he come up

00:31:23.600 with a tray of a bunch of them

00:31:25.240 maybe you're right

00:31:26.320 yeah

00:31:26.700 but but

00:31:27.200 they didn't do

00:31:28.440 they didn't sell them

00:31:29.460 that i know

00:31:29.960 not that i would trade that

00:31:32.120 i just think that is an important

00:31:33.540 piece of american history

00:31:34.800 it's a pretty important piece

00:31:35.880 yeah

00:31:36.120 but obviously uh

00:31:36.980 you know you don't necessarily

00:31:37.900 want to go with the carbonated

00:31:39.020 beverage route

00:31:39.780 for your particular

00:31:40.680 uh needs here

00:31:42.060 would that be something

00:31:42.900 that would be allowable

00:31:43.860 uh you know

00:31:45.240 faith-wise for you

00:31:46.220 like all right

00:31:46.560 is there like

00:31:47.080 if you're using it for

00:31:47.960 medicinal purposes

00:31:49.180 medicinal purposes

00:31:49.940 yes

00:31:50.900 so you know

00:31:51.880 there you go

00:31:52.860 there's your route

00:31:53.660 i mean i don't know if the

00:31:55.120 glenn you're

00:31:55.700 i don't know if the church

00:31:56.440 you're looking sick glenn

00:31:57.160 am i

00:31:58.040 yeah

00:31:58.380 really

00:31:59.040 you know i should

00:32:01.040 diagnose myself

00:32:01.820 i am a doctor

00:32:03.000 yeah that's right

00:32:03.940 oh boy

00:32:05.140 you found your way

00:32:06.040 around all the rules

00:32:07.060 this is really not good

00:32:07.280 this is really not good

00:32:08.280 no

00:32:08.540 no but you really think

00:32:10.100 that that is something

00:32:11.020 yeah i think there's

00:32:12.240 joking aside

00:32:12.940 i think we have to start

00:32:13.740 really

00:32:14.180 i mean there's not a lot

00:32:16.320 of people that are thinking

00:32:17.180 this way

00:32:17.620 not enough

00:32:18.220 not enough

00:32:18.960 that are are

00:32:20.220 that really understand

00:32:21.980 this could come flying apart

00:32:24.800 at any minute

00:32:25.780 at any minute

00:32:27.180 you go to war with russia

00:32:29.160 done

00:32:29.700 you

00:32:30.480 you

00:32:31.120 have

00:32:32.100 if they don't pass this

00:32:34.940 you actually have

00:32:36.760 a secretary of our treasury

00:32:38.300 and a president

00:32:39.420 that might

00:32:40.900 actually

00:32:41.860 default

00:32:42.780 on the

00:32:43.680 the

00:32:44.460 uh

00:32:45.240 the debt

00:32:46.240 to

00:32:48.100 win

00:32:50.120 their

00:32:51.120 send a message

00:32:52.460 there's no way

00:32:53.980 we default on the debt

00:32:55.100 none

00:32:55.460 there should be no reason

00:32:56.520 you would just pay

00:32:57.400 well you would not pay

00:32:58.480 other bills first

00:32:59.560 yes

00:32:59.940 right like you would just

00:33:00.880 make sure our creditors

00:33:01.920 got their money

00:33:02.660 correct

00:33:03.100 just like by the way

00:33:04.920 everyone will do

00:33:05.920 right

00:33:06.220 everyone does

00:33:07.040 when you when you have a problem

00:33:08.240 of financially

00:33:08.880 for a month

00:33:09.820 you make sure your credit cards

00:33:11.000 are paid

00:33:11.340 your mortgage is paid

00:33:12.600 your car payments paid

00:33:13.600 and maybe you don't go out

00:33:14.600 to the movies

00:33:15.060 maybe you don't do those

00:33:16.200 extra things that month

00:33:17.200 if you're cutting corners

00:33:18.420 maybe you don't go buy

00:33:19.220 new clothes that month

00:33:20.280 you want to fix the country

00:33:21.580 that's how

00:33:22.120 that's honestly what you do

00:33:23.480 you because

00:33:24.440 you just don't

00:33:26.100 you don't

00:33:26.540 raise the debt ceiling

00:33:27.860 period

00:33:28.460 i don't

00:33:29.320 there's no deal

00:33:30.240 you can make

00:33:31.040 i'm not raising the debt ceiling

00:33:32.360 no

00:33:33.240 do you think

00:33:34.340 31.4 trillion is enough

00:33:36.020 is that what you're trying

00:33:37.080 to tell me right now

00:33:38.020 i mean more is

00:33:39.360 always better

00:33:40.420 you know

00:33:41.280 but i'm thinking

00:33:42.220 no

00:33:42.720 right like you know

00:33:43.820 and like

00:33:44.400 if we were in a rational

00:33:46.540 society

00:33:47.200 where we could say

00:33:48.200 all right

00:33:48.560 let's say 35 trillion

00:33:50.160 but it

00:33:51.520 it will be

00:33:52.340 constitutionally guaranteed

00:33:53.740 we could never go over

00:33:54.580 that number

00:33:55.000 like something crazy

00:33:56.120 like that

00:33:56.440 which would never happen

00:33:57.400 but if that were to be true

00:33:58.800 like you could make the argument

00:34:00.340 all right

00:34:00.680 we've gone along

00:34:01.500 way down this really wrong road

00:34:03.900 let's turn ourselves around

00:34:05.300 might take a few steps

00:34:06.340 we've got a lot of momentum

00:34:07.280 going down here

00:34:08.000 take a few steps

00:34:08.860 and slow ourselves down

00:34:09.620 and then turn around

00:34:10.360 and go the other way

00:34:11.180 stay away from that 35 trillion

00:34:12.440 number at all costs

00:34:13.380 but we have no ability

00:34:14.940 to do that

00:34:15.480 we're not even considering it

00:34:16.700 i mean

00:34:17.200 all these deals

00:34:18.380 don't plan

00:34:19.500 to actually keep us

00:34:21.540 under some future

00:34:22.320 debt limit number

00:34:23.140 it's just a negotiation point

00:34:25.440 to do a little bit

00:34:26.360 of cost cutting

00:34:27.000 around the edges

00:34:27.860 and

00:34:28.920 if you talk to mike lee

00:34:30.940 you're not even

00:34:31.880 really getting that

00:34:32.880 but like

00:34:34.260 if they were trying

00:34:35.320 to sell this to us

00:34:36.040 glenn is like

00:34:36.600 okay

00:34:37.180 look

00:34:38.020 the president

00:34:38.820 of the united states

00:34:39.360 told us he wasn't

00:34:39.960 even going to talk

00:34:40.400 about this

00:34:40.800 he just wanted it

00:34:41.440 raised for nothing

00:34:42.120 he spent 97 days

00:34:43.480 not even negotiating

00:34:44.260 the only reason

00:34:44.840 we're close to this

00:34:45.440 deadline at all

00:34:46.320 is because of him

00:34:47.700 saying no

00:34:48.580 i won't talk to you

00:34:49.680 so

00:34:50.260 considering we started

00:34:51.740 with absolutely nothing

00:34:53.100 the fact that we

00:34:54.220 reclaimed 2 billion

00:34:55.520 dollars from the irs

00:34:56.780 is a win

00:34:57.240 it's a crappy

00:34:58.620 2 billion

00:35:01.260 dollars

00:35:02.780 now you know

00:35:03.300 i don't believe

00:35:03.980 this argument

00:35:04.460 i know

00:35:04.560 i know

00:35:04.880 if you're pitching

00:35:05.800 it that way

00:35:06.320 and you said

00:35:06.940 all right

00:35:07.760 look they had

00:35:08.420 80 billion

00:35:08.880 now they got 78

00:35:09.800 it's a little bit

00:35:10.520 better

00:35:10.820 we don't have any

00:35:11.760 power to do with

00:35:12.740 this by our

00:35:13.320 by ourselves

00:35:14.040 they still have

00:35:14.640 the presidency

00:35:15.140 they still have

00:35:15.620 the senate

00:35:15.960 so look

00:35:17.360 we take the

00:35:18.840 small win here

00:35:19.820 and fight it out

00:35:20.920 later on

00:35:21.540 so the irs

00:35:23.120 we just got

00:35:24.180 2 billion dollars

00:35:24.980 but not really

00:35:25.780 2 billion dollars

00:35:27.180 they were given

00:35:28.820 what 87

00:35:29.840 billion dollars

00:35:31.180 per new workforce

00:35:32.660 80

00:35:33.320 78

00:35:34.120 remaining

00:35:34.580 78

00:35:35.200 remaining

00:35:35.900 think about

00:35:37.160 what they can buy

00:35:38.060 with 78

00:35:39.660 billion dollars

00:35:41.580 78

00:35:42.280 billion dollars

00:35:44.000 that should be

00:35:44.260 a decade of funding

00:35:45.860 to the irs

00:35:46.440 oh yeah

00:35:46.780 so try this on

00:35:47.920 try this on for size

00:35:48.820 the irs

00:35:49.800 just in the last

00:35:51.180 two years

00:35:51.800 has spent

00:35:52.920 over 10

00:35:53.820 million dollars

00:35:54.840 on weaponry

00:35:56.300 and gear

00:35:57.420 they also

00:35:59.500 began hiring

00:36:00.760 agents

00:36:01.440 that will carry

00:36:02.540 gun

00:36:03.080 and guns

00:36:04.020 and make arrests

00:36:05.060 with job openings

00:36:06.660 now in all

00:36:08.000 50 states

00:36:09.120 broken down

00:36:10.840 2.3 million

00:36:12.320 has been spent

00:36:13.060 on ammunition

00:36:13.920 alone

00:36:14.600 the remaining

00:36:15.760 has gone into

00:36:16.500 shields rifles

00:36:17.420 and tactical

00:36:18.340 shotguns

00:36:19.280 they better not

00:36:20.020 be black rifles

00:36:20.940 if someone breaks

00:36:22.640 the law

00:36:23.140 I guess

00:36:25.180 it's a tax law

00:36:26.100 do we have to

00:36:26.940 have the SWAT team

00:36:27.880 open the books

00:36:30.400 broke down

00:36:31.520 the numbers

00:36:32.220 indicating

00:36:32.860 4,500

00:36:33.980 guns

00:36:35.480 over 5

00:36:36.600 million rounds

00:36:37.760 of ammunition

00:36:38.520 have been

00:36:39.700 stockpiled

00:36:40.520 there are now

00:36:42.740 more federal

00:36:43.660 agents

00:36:44.240 with arrest

00:36:45.000 and firearm

00:36:45.820 authority

00:36:46.420 200,000

00:36:47.660 than there are

00:36:49.040 US Marines

00:36:50.500 186,000

00:36:52.700 I don't know

00:36:54.600 I think they can

00:36:55.700 you know

00:36:55.980 we lasted this long

00:36:57.080 without SWAT teams

00:36:59.440 for the farmers

00:37:01.160 and the tax

00:37:03.180 accountants

00:37:03.920 it's what you have

00:37:04.700 an FBI for

00:37:05.480 I thought

00:37:05.900 it's almost like

00:37:07.200 it's building an army

00:37:08.120 hmm

00:37:09.220 I have to tell

00:37:12.900 you

00:37:13.000 I am

00:37:13.560 I told you

00:37:19.640 today

00:37:20.000 that I'm

00:37:20.920 I'm in the

00:37:24.140 middle of

00:37:24.780 acquiring

00:37:26.440 a lot

00:37:28.580 of history

00:37:29.340 I just

00:37:31.320 purchased

00:37:32.500 the bell

00:37:35.260 from the bell

00:37:36.900 tower

00:37:37.220 I can't remember

00:37:37.800 the name of the

00:37:38.360 Catholic church

00:37:39.200 church

00:37:39.540 but it was

00:37:41.820 the Catholic

00:37:43.000 church

00:37:43.520 most people

00:37:44.480 don't know

00:37:44.860 Nagasaki

00:37:45.600 was where

00:37:47.120 Christians

00:37:47.660 hid out

00:37:48.400 for years

00:37:49.140 up until

00:37:49.620 like 1900

00:37:50.480 it was illegal

00:37:51.820 to be Christian

00:37:52.480 so all the

00:37:53.320 underground church

00:37:54.020 in Japan

00:37:54.440 was in

00:37:54.960 Nagasaki

00:37:55.460 and then

00:37:57.440 when it became

00:37:58.280 legal

00:37:58.760 the Catholics

00:37:59.860 built this

00:38:00.340 giant cathedral

00:38:01.160 there

00:38:01.480 it was a

00:38:02.040 thousand yards

00:38:02.980 away from

00:38:03.600 the bomb

00:38:04.300 and so

00:38:06.220 it was

00:38:06.800 it was

00:38:07.200 holding mass

00:38:07.980 at the

00:38:08.320 time

00:38:08.660 obviously

00:38:10.480 everyone

00:38:11.480 vaporized

00:38:12.220 and you

00:38:12.600 should see

00:38:13.040 the pictures

00:38:13.580 of this

00:38:14.220 cathedral

00:38:14.620 before

00:38:15.140 and after

00:38:16.180 there's

00:38:16.720 nothing left

00:38:17.880 all of the

00:38:19.200 bells

00:38:19.640 but one

00:38:20.820 melted

00:38:21.880 gone

00:38:23.120 one

00:38:24.460 remained

00:38:25.000 I just

00:38:26.600 acquired that

00:38:27.540 you'll see

00:38:27.980 that in

00:38:28.400 St.

00:38:28.640 George

00:38:28.960 it's gonna

00:38:31.260 be really

00:38:31.600 incredible

00:38:32.100 stuff

00:38:32.480 it's

00:38:33.100 incredible

00:38:33.760 stuff

00:38:34.240 incredible

00:38:35.240 stuff

00:38:35.700 and you

00:38:36.440 know some

00:38:36.800 of the

00:38:36.980 other

00:38:37.140 things

00:38:37.460 that I'm

00:38:37.820 trying to

00:38:38.360 acquire

00:38:38.680 now

00:38:39.040 that are

00:38:39.580 incredible

00:38:40.540 stunning

00:38:41.440 right

00:38:41.980 it's

00:38:42.920 overwhelming

00:38:43.340 honestly

00:38:43.800 I mean

00:38:44.100 we've done

00:38:44.560 museums

00:38:45.040 before that

00:38:45.420 were really

00:38:45.700 good

00:38:46.000 but the

00:38:46.440 the level

00:38:47.520 that this

00:38:47.920 is at

00:38:48.280 now

00:38:48.540 is really

00:38:48.920 getting

00:38:49.160 insane

00:38:49.560 insane

00:38:50.220 insane

00:38:51.320 and

00:38:52.460 we're

00:38:53.220 taking

00:38:53.640 a lot

00:38:55.140 of it

00:38:55.380 not all

00:38:55.780 of it

00:38:56.080 by far

00:38:56.620 you'll

00:38:56.860 in fact

00:38:57.120 probably

00:38:57.560 see

00:38:57.880 maybe

00:38:58.260 2%

00:39:02.120 1%

00:39:02.820 2%

00:39:03.460 of the

00:39:03.940 museum's

00:39:04.460 collection

00:39:04.740 you know

00:39:05.480 and I

00:39:05.860 have a

00:39:06.340 family member

00:39:07.420 an uncle

00:39:07.700 who's a

00:39:08.200 history

00:39:08.540 teacher

00:39:08.840 he was

00:39:09.520 down here

00:39:10.560 two years

00:39:12.140 ago now

00:39:12.520 and you

00:39:14.040 took him

00:39:14.360 on a

00:39:14.800 tour

00:39:15.120 of the

00:39:15.860 museum

00:39:16.400 which is

00:39:17.780 what

00:39:18.120 half the

00:39:18.800 size

00:39:19.100 of what

00:39:19.440 it is

00:39:19.660 now

00:39:19.880 and he

00:39:20.180 was

00:39:20.300 completely

00:39:21.040 blown

00:39:21.480 away

00:39:21.780 about

00:39:22.020 all the

00:39:22.480 stuff

00:39:22.640 that was

00:39:22.900 in there

00:39:23.540 it's

00:39:24.220 incredible

00:39:24.640 you'll

00:39:25.100 learn more

00:39:25.580 about

00:39:26.000 history

00:39:26.460 just in

00:39:27.460 that 90

00:39:28.160 minutes

00:39:28.500 that you're

00:39:28.880 there

00:39:29.080 than you'll

00:39:29.460 ever

00:39:29.700 you've

00:39:30.280 ever

00:39:30.460 learned

00:39:30.740 in your

00:39:30.980 life

00:39:31.220 most likely

00:39:31.780 unless

00:39:32.120 you're

00:39:32.360 well I

00:39:33.160 think

00:39:33.360 even if

00:39:33.720 you went

00:39:33.960 to school

00:39:34.340 but if

00:39:34.620 you went

00:39:34.800 to school

00:39:35.260 recently

00:39:36.020 especially

00:39:36.540 but I

00:39:38.020 am really

00:39:38.380 becoming

00:39:38.820 concerned

00:39:39.520 that

00:39:40.160 this is

00:39:41.700 not going

00:39:42.220 to be

00:39:42.500 able to

00:39:43.040 be seen

00:39:43.620 soon

00:39:44.140 I

00:39:45.080 I

00:39:45.240 really

00:39:46.060 think

00:39:46.820 that

00:39:47.600 we

00:39:47.820 are

00:39:48.020 headed

00:39:48.340 down

00:39:48.700 a

00:39:48.900 road

00:39:49.240 where

00:39:49.740 this

00:39:51.040 stuff

00:39:51.540 could

00:39:52.880 be

00:39:53.140 claimed

00:39:53.600 it

00:39:53.960 would

00:39:54.140 be

00:39:54.360 destroyed

00:39:55.100 it

00:39:56.580 would

00:39:56.720 be

00:39:56.880 claimed

00:39:57.200 as

00:39:57.420 the

00:39:57.640 government

00:39:58.040 just

00:39:58.260 coming

00:39:58.460 in

00:39:58.620 and

00:39:58.700 saying

00:39:58.840 those

00:39:59.140 are

00:39:59.380 that's

00:40:00.080 national

00:40:00.540 treasure

00:40:00.920 whatever

00:40:01.480 destroyed

00:40:03.600 come

00:40:05.980 see it

00:40:06.480 come

00:40:06.980 see it

00:40:07.360 this

00:40:07.560 summer

00:40:07.820 take

00:40:08.300 your

00:40:08.440 family

00:40:08.820 there's

00:40:09.700 only

00:40:10.300 and

00:40:11.300 they're

00:40:11.540 generally

00:40:11.900 in the

00:40:12.340 later

00:40:12.760 afternoon

00:40:13.580 or early

00:40:14.280 early

00:40:14.580 morning

00:40:15.100 or later

00:40:16.240 later

00:40:16.700 at night

00:40:17.120 for a

00:40:17.900 few

00:40:18.120 days

00:40:18.660 are

00:40:19.940 left

00:40:20.320 the

00:40:20.740 tickets

00:40:21.120 already

00:40:21.760 sold

00:40:22.100 out

00:40:22.380 in

00:40:22.780 Idaho

00:40:23.260 about

00:40:24.480 90%

00:40:25.880 sold

00:40:26.400 out

00:40:26.740 in

00:40:27.260 in

00:40:28.320 St.

00:40:28.540 George

00:40:28.740 and

00:40:28.980 I

00:40:29.280 mean

00:40:29.740 this

00:40:30.080 was

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00:40:30.500 test

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00:40:31.240 could

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00:40:31.500 it

00:40:31.620 on

00:40:31.720 the

00:40:31.860 road

00:40:32.060 year

00:40:32.280 round

00:40:32.620 I'm

00:40:33.820 not

00:40:34.080 sure

00:40:34.560 that

00:40:35.460 we

00:40:35.640 can

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00:40:36.100 some

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00:40:36.860 have

00:40:37.080 to

00:40:37.220 do

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00:40:37.600 protect

00:40:38.080 it

00:40:38.360 and

00:40:38.500 everything

00:40:38.740 else

00:40:39.040 and

00:40:39.200 I'm

00:40:39.500 just

00:40:39.700 not

00:40:39.980 sure

00:40:40.320 it

00:40:41.860 might

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00:40:42.240 to

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00:40:42.500 it

00:40:43.060 might

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00:40:44.420 lost

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00:40:46.020 accident

00:40:46.480 because

00:40:46.820 that

00:40:47.020 would

00:40:47.160 be

00:40:47.440 well

00:40:47.900 take

00:40:48.100 a

00:40:48.220 very

00:40:48.380 big

00:40:48.600 boat

00:40:49.000 and

00:40:49.300 a

00:40:49.400 very

00:40:49.560 big

00:40:49.780 lake

00:40:50.120 but

00:40:50.320 it

00:40:50.460 could

00:40:50.620 happen

00:40:51.060 really

00:40:51.400 irresponsible

00:40:51.940 for you

00:40:52.260 to

00:40:52.360 take

00:40:52.520 them

00:40:52.660 out

00:40:52.820 on

00:40:52.920 the

00:40:53.000 water

00:40:53.280 I

00:40:53.340 know

00:40:53.640 I'm

00:40:54.080 not

00:40:54.300 planning

00:40:54.740 on

00:40:55.060 it

00:40:55.200 but

00:40:55.500 you

00:40:55.980 never

00:40:56.120 know

00:40:56.560 all right

00:40:58.680 you can

00:40:59.280 find

00:40:59.600 the

00:41:00.000 tickets

00:41:00.340 at

00:41:00.700 united

00:41:01.280 we

00:41:01.560 pledge

00:41:02.200 dot

00:41:03.120 org

00:41:03.460 united

00:41:04.060 we

00:41:04.280 pledge

00:41:04.680 dot

00:41:04.980 org

00:41:05.200 and

00:41:05.320 there's

00:41:05.540 also

00:41:06.100 a

00:41:06.800 dinner

00:41:07.080 the

00:41:07.420 dinner

00:41:07.680 in

00:41:07.900 St.

00:41:08.100 George

00:41:08.280 all

00:41:08.600 sold

00:41:08.980 out

00:41:09.220 but

00:41:09.420 the

00:41:09.800 fundraising

00:41:10.500 dinner

00:41:10.900 in

00:41:11.700 Idaho

00:41:12.140 I think

00:41:12.600 it just

00:41:12.960 went up

00:41:13.320 for sale

00:41:13.860 and

00:41:14.060 there's

00:41:14.320 maybe

00:41:15.360 60

00:41:16.300 seats

00:41:16.880 left

00:41:17.440 maybe

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00:41:19.780 You

The Glenn Beck Program - June 01, 2023

Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Sen. Mike Lee ｜ 6⧸1⧸23

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