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00:00:00.000 I have warned about Alexander Dugan for a very long time, and after what he posted yesterday, it explains a lot to me and possibly to you why some of our favorite podcasters seem very off lately.

00:00:14.400 Also, Tommy Robinson and the English government.

00:00:17.300 What is happening over there, and is it coming over here?

00:00:21.760 And why, after all of this time, are we going back to the moon?

00:00:25.920 Artemis launches tomorrow.

00:00:27.240 So all that and so much more on today's podcast.

00:00:41.260 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:00:46.600 How are you, Glenn?

00:00:48.340 I am great.

00:00:49.420 Are you still in America or are you back in England?

00:00:52.360 I'm still there, mate.

00:00:53.460 No, I'm still there.

00:00:54.220 I'm still in America.

00:00:55.220 Good.

00:00:55.600 Still free.

00:00:55.980 Well, thank you for everything that you're doing. I've been watching you online, and you're absolutely fearless. I was thinking about you the other day when I started to see the blasphemy laws, things that you are very clear about, and you have already gone to jail several times in England, and I thought, how are you going to be able to survive if they can put you in jail for saying anything offensive to any Muslim?

00:01:23.080 well this is their problem their problem always has been that i always speak facts

00:01:29.300 so they've never been able to arrest me imprison me on any of those issues because then so i've

00:01:35.600 never been arrested people always i've always had the accusations that i i incite hate but we we have

00:01:41.780 strict laws against incitement to hatred which i never do so everything everything i speak is facts

00:01:47.660 So they've never been able to come criminally and prosecute us because I'm merely speaking facts and truth.

00:01:54.000 And that's what this law they're now bringing in is about.

00:01:57.260 They don't want the public to be aware of facts or truth.

00:02:00.000 If you speak the truth about Islam, they want to limit what you can say. 1.00

00:02:04.140 And that's now what their new law intends to do.

00:02:08.020 So you have this huge rally that is coming up in just a few weeks.

00:02:14.720 And by the way, taking you up on your invitation, I want to be there, and I'm going to be there.

00:02:20.720 And I'm excited to see what you're doing and putting together.

00:02:25.020 But how is this not just a giant trap for blasphemy laws? 1.00

00:02:31.540 Because you're clearly going to be saying facts about what Islamists are doing. 1.00

00:02:38.240 Yeah, this law won't change anything I say.

00:02:41.280 So, if I'm honest, I'm just, I will continue, I won't limit my speech if I'm telling the truth.

00:02:48.460 If that means I'll end up in prosecutions, it means I will end up in prosecutions.

00:02:52.340 Sometimes I think that that's what's needed.

00:02:55.420 J.K. Rowling, they brought in a law, she breached a Scottish law, I can't remember it, to do a transgenderism. 0.94

00:03:02.920 So the Scottish government brought in some law to do a transgenderism. 0.88

00:03:06.600 J.K. Rowling, if I remember rightly, breached it straight away.

00:03:10.440 Reaching it straight away, they never criminally prosecute her,

00:03:13.140 but then they go after the small fish.

00:03:15.600 They still use the law to go after certain people.

00:03:21.260 Most of these laws are about installing fear,

00:03:23.080 and I don't know if you've seen what they've done now,

00:03:24.460 where they've removed what the Labour government

00:03:26.820 intended to remove the jury service.

00:03:29.980 So at the minute, you can be taken to court in the UK.

00:03:33.700 It means that you can be taken to court in the UK,

00:03:36.440 and this is present at the minute.

00:03:38.340 you can be taken to court in the uk and if they drop it to a low charge you do not get a jury so

00:03:43.940 whilst you hear i've been in prison lots of times i've never had the opportunity to have a jury

00:03:48.180 which is 12 members of my peers who decide my fate i've only i've been criminally prosecuted

00:03:52.900 so many times by the police but they always limit it to just you go before a judge so you do not get

00:03:58.820 a jury and that means that they can only live they can only give you 12 months in jail or 12 or 24

00:04:04.580 months 12 or 24 months so it's limited to how long they can give you because you do not get the

00:04:09.520 opportunity to get a jury you just go before a magistrate judge now they're changing that they're

00:04:15.640 changing it so you can get four years so they're changing the labor government are scrapping jury

00:04:20.420 child and they're using the reason that the court backlog is so long so they're going to scrap away

00:04:27.100 the jury service so that the jury service something so that we will only be able to go then before

00:04:32.440 appointed judges and you can get four years in jail now all of these things and anyone i've been

00:04:38.620 through the court system glenn so even when you're here on this so what they'll be able to do with

00:04:43.220 this blasphemy law is you won't even get a jury so you won't be able to go before you'll be able 0.93

00:04:49.060 to get up to four years in jail and that's what labour government are currently um excel accelerating

00:04:55.280 their attempt to remove the jury service so not only are they bringing in a law that prohibits

00:05:00.820 you from telling the truth they're also bringing in the the they're taking away your ability to

00:05:05.620 be tried by 12 members of the public you'll just be tried by a judge and anyone who's watched i

00:05:11.840 met obviously my last prison sentence i got 18 months in jail for making a film called silence

00:05:16.960 that film was 100 factual no one has argued with any of the facts i presented in that film or

00:05:23.680 the judge didn't have a problem with the facts i presented in the film just the fact that i showed

00:05:27.820 the public the film and again i would if i was able to have a jury to let the jury decide i i

00:05:33.780 believe i'd never gone to jail once but i've never been given the opportunity to have a jury

00:05:38.460 so this when when you are the original question you asked is how would this affect me

00:05:42.900 it may affect if i may end up in more court cases i guess i will um but it's not going to affect me

00:05:49.580 telling the truth on the on these issues because what's got us in this mess and this is and they're

00:05:55.260 doing this in the united states because i when i traveled around the united states glenn i've

00:05:59.040 spoke to people people are already self-censoring now they self-censor out of fear they self-censor

00:06:04.580 out of fear of losing their job fear of being violently attacked there's all these different

00:06:09.080 reasons why people were censored or and it was that fear element in great britain that allowed

00:06:16.140 the destruction of our nation that allowed the rape of a generation of our daughters that allowed 1.00

00:06:21.060 us to get into the position we're in now and that's the same without the whole of Europe and 0.56

00:06:25.520 if that if they install that fear which I've been in democrat cities when I was I was asking in

00:06:31.020 Washington people's opinions on certain things and people had opinions but weren't willing to

00:06:35.200 say them that same fear that results in that is the reason we're in such a mess so I think if we

00:06:41.260 become if we start now watching our words again it only leads one way everyone can see what's

00:06:47.300 happening to our country everyone's been able to see it for 30 years but i don't believe i believe

00:06:51.880 we're a breaking point of that the dam has burst in britain you saw that on september 13th we had

00:06:57.020 millions the biggest the biggest protest the country has ever seen in our history was on

00:07:01.820 september 13th the next one is on may 16th so they're accelerating these non-jury trials and

00:07:07.400 they're accelerating these laws in order to limit speech this is all about limiting speech it's not

00:07:12.240 about limiting hate we have laws we've had laws for decades that we have laws that incitement to

00:07:17.760 violence and incitement to racial hatred so if you incite physical violence and if i was to say

00:07:22.980 right we need to start killing people and murdering people or i need to say we go over there and we

00:07:27.380 attack them then that's against the law you can receive probably 10 years in jail for something 0.98

00:07:31.840 like that so we have laws you're not allowed to say racist words we already have all these laws

00:07:37.100 what this blasphemy law is just about stopping telling the truth about islam it's all it's about 1.00

00:07:42.860 it's about stopping the public being made aware of the danger they're in because of the islamic 1.00

00:07:47.520 ideology and the facts that come from that islamic ideology so when i did restoring honor i think it

00:07:57.040 was on the mall back in 2009 uh it was in washington dc and i was terrified because i had

00:08:05.080 no idea if anyone would even show up. It turned out to be the largest gathering at the Lincoln

00:08:11.560 Memorial since Martin Luther King. And it was shocking to me. And it woke some politicians

00:08:20.420 for a little while. You gather a million people in London, you know, just based on the population

00:08:27.700 difference that speaks volumes what do you a expect to happen you know because of this and and

00:08:37.800 b um are you at all concerned about people showing up because it's dangerous it's scary whatever

00:08:48.060 um some multitude of things so what are going to achieve what does it do we as i said what they've

00:08:56.960 managed to do in this country and i think the i think january 6th was about this as well it's about

00:09:02.040 putting fear in the public that they're even allowed to demonstrate and a multitude of reasons

00:09:07.820 and that have happened and that's what's been going on in britain so september 13th come after

00:09:13.040 they'd locked us all up they locked me up for my film now when the riots went on in the uk these

00:09:17.520 were riots that happened after actual rudic abana who was a migrant background went into a a

00:09:24.840 children's music um class and stabbed three children to death and butchered another seven

00:09:30.820 now after he'd done that that that day the police found an out uh an alquide manual under his pillow

00:09:37.600 they found voicing in his room but within within hours they made statements saying it was nothing

00:09:42.140 to do with terrorism and then the newspapers run a picture of him as a choir boy and this was what

00:09:47.840 the public were told and the public knew there were lies so there was outrage at the time about

00:09:53.000 the fact we're being lied to again because we're continually lying to there's a terrorist like and

00:09:57.960 i follow all these terrorist attacks attacks yeah and they just lie so for example if you google

00:10:04.760 now and you go and look at um russell square attack look at russell square attack yeah and

00:10:10.120 anyone can do this look up russell square attack you'll see a muslim went screaming ala akbar and 0.74

00:10:15.320 he murdered an america i'll give you this example because you're i'm in america and he murdered an

00:10:19.720 american citizens stabbed about another seven or eight never classed as terrorism they just hid

00:10:24.900 it they said it was mental health so there was another woman beheaded uh an old pensioner beheaded 0.94

00:10:30.740 in london wasn't classed as terrorism they just play it all down so it's not terrorism so we were

00:10:35.240 told straight away actual rudikwana wasn't terrorism now at that point tensions were boiling

00:10:40.220 over over this issue people come out to protest in that town that one individual area where actual

00:10:46.960 had stabbed these children and someone else turned up of arab appearance with a weapon

00:10:52.640 now chaos happened then because it's in a rough british area anyway chaos happened

00:10:58.440 and riots started and they started in anger against the police um and those riots spread

00:11:04.740 but as they spread the police there was riots about six weeks before this by migrant migrant 0.98

00:11:11.920 background and the riots went on and police officers were attacked buses were burned this

00:11:16.320 was over something totally separate up in an area called Leeds. So the public have seen these two

00:11:21.480 incidents. Now Keir Starmer weaponised the judiciary and he weaponised the police and they

00:11:26.760 imprisoned anyone. They just literally grabbed anyone that was on the streets because they

00:11:31.760 classed them as riots, even if someone was peaceful. Now during these riots they locked up

00:11:36.080 Lucy Connolly for a tweet. Lucy Connolly was a mother who wrote a tweet. They gave her 31 months

00:11:41.540 in prison. She's never been in trouble in her life. She's a law abiding citizen. So is her

00:11:45.960 husband and family she had young children they locked her up and give her 31 months prison

00:11:50.460 they sent her to 31 months for a tweet that she deleted after an hour so she put a tweet up angry

00:11:56.520 about what was happening she wrote some hateful words and they and then she deleted after an hour

00:12:01.600 put an apology up they come and dragged her and imprisoned her someone who shared her tweet they

00:12:07.040 imprisoned imprisoned even though they didn't write the tweet now they also imprisoned a gentleman

00:12:11.800 um who was a old age pensioner who they imprisoned him and he died in jail so he and he they imprisoned

00:12:20.960 him he had a sign against our government reading a bit about about government corruption but the

00:12:25.520 purpose of all of these imprisonments all of them at that time and they live streamed it so someone

00:12:31.140 would be arrested at a demonstration on the saturday by the monday they'd send them to jail

00:12:35.000 now anyone who knows the court system in the uk that doesn't happen now none of the men who were

00:12:39.940 riot in six weeks prior when we're burning buses and burning police cars from migrant backgrounds 1.00

00:12:44.200 had even been arrested there was no big appeal but within a day they had everyone's images from

00:12:50.540 the papers wanted on the saturday sunday they had all their images everywhere on the monday they

00:12:55.880 were kicking off doors live on tv they were bringing tv news and dragging out women from 0.99

00:13:00.940 their houses who had pushed a bin yeah this is what they did and they televised it to the british

00:13:06.940 public to let them know basically get back in your houses and shut up now what happened is people

00:13:13.440 had started protesting about the migrants in the hotels across across the uk at this time and the

00:13:19.200 story that they never tell you is say for example there were protests in rotherham outside the hotel

00:13:24.780 in rotherham where they made out that all the migrants are the victims they don't tell you that 1.00

00:13:29.180 those migrants have been harassing sexually harassing young children in that town they don't 1.00

00:13:33.420 tell you in the town of Hull, when they were protesting at the hotel in Hull, they don't 0.98

00:13:37.460 tell you that a Muslim called Mohammed left the hotel and stabbed someone to death shouting 0.99

00:13:41.980 free Palestine, stabbed a British old age pension, they don't tell you that. The same 1.00

00:13:46.040 in the city of Tamworth, where the local community had gone to the hotel there, they don't tell 0.95

00:13:51.060 you that a Muslim had left that hotel and raped an English woman on her way home. They 1.00

00:13:54.820 don't tell you that 25 men had left hotels and raped young, raped women and children 0.96

00:13:59.880 from the hotels these hotels because and there's a big anger in the uk because the migrants are 1.00

00:14:04.320 being brought in it's all planned they're being brought in then they're being distributed around

00:14:08.320 the uk into our communities where our wives and children are and then they're raping and attacking

00:14:13.980 and committing acts of terrorism so that's what's happening that's why there's this ruin anger in

00:14:18.880 the country and they televised it and they locked up innocent people who had committed no crime they

00:14:25.040 give no opportunity for bail so usually people get bailed like we see these these these migrants 1.00

00:14:31.380 who sexually assault children we had a big case in the in another area called epping where the

00:14:35.920 migrant had been here two weeks a school girl was working walking to school he's jumped on her

00:14:40.260 sexually assaulted her she's a young child they give him bail but at the time of these at the time

00:14:45.740 of these protests outside the hotel which they called riots across the country um they locked

00:14:50.280 up everyone and they they weaponized the judiciary which is what they keep doing against me now all

00:14:55.680 of that okay hang on hang on hang on hang on hang on hang on wait wait wait i gotta i gotta take a

00:14:59.980 one minute break come back we've got about three more minutes left after i come back you're streaming

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00:16:31.780 Here's what I posted yesterday in response to Alexander Dugan. I have warned you about this

00:16:38.180 man literally since the late 1990s. He is crazy, evil, a Rasputin figure that believes the entire 0.96

00:16:46.360 world needs to be washed in blood, just as the Shia 12ers in Iran believe. He just thinks Russia 1.00

00:16:54.200 will survive. Ha! Islamists will eat all of us if we don't unite. This can very well turn into the 1.00

00:17:02.440 final battle, as this is what all of these people want. Pray for the Republic. Dismiss him at your

00:17:08.520 own peril. His puppets are in our media, EDU, mosques, and churches. So I'm not going to 0.95

00:17:18.300 convince everybody here. If you don't think that China is influencing our media and our universities,

00:17:22.920 you probably don't believe Russia is either, or that Iran's Shia 12 or it's actually mean to wash 0.99

00:17:28.380 the world in blood, or that Hamas raped and killed women on October 7th. And if you don't

00:17:35.420 believe that, you also must believe that money and sleepers from Iran are here plotting and 1.00

00:17:42.160 planning against us. If you don't believe any of those things, I'm not going to convince you about

00:17:46.140 one guy in Russia who most people have never even heard of is a threat to us. And if you don't 0.87

00:17:52.400 believe any of that stuff, I'm not going to try to convince you. It's clear this story, maybe this

00:17:57.040 program is not for you. But for those who do not wish to push their head in the sand, let me begin

00:18:04.300 here. Who is Alexander Dugan? And what did he say to make me say that yesterday online? Most Americans

00:18:12.440 have never read any of his scholarly books. Few could summarize his worldview because, again,

00:18:18.220 most have never even read him. A lot of people in the country will have read him in, they'll grab

00:18:25.160 bits and pieces from sometimes his favorite podcasters, and they'll think, wow, you know,

00:18:32.260 this guy's really on the right path. But with Dugan and his acolytes, you have to be extraordinarily

00:18:38.540 careful, because the surface may seem like, oh my gosh, look at that, that's just a smooth river

00:18:44.400 there. But the undertow will drag you down, beat you to death, and leave your lifeless body on the

00:18:50.940 rocks near the shoreline in no time. Now, with that said, just because nobody really knows him

00:18:57.720 or his ideas, that doesn't mean his ideas aren't moving, because they are. Dugan is a political

00:19:04.120 thinker, but not just a political thinker. He is a guy who is obsessed with civilizational conflict.

00:19:11.160 He believes liberal democracy, individual liberty, and Western values are not just wrong,

00:19:16.680 but all must be destroyed. At the center of his philosophy is something that I think is deeply

00:19:24.260 unsettling. The belief that our current world order over the entire world must collapse violently

00:19:33.200 so something older and darker, more authoritarian can rise in its place. This is a guy who some

00:19:41.140 would say is Putin's brain. That's in dispute. Don't know if that's true or not, but he is

00:19:46.980 somebody with incredible global reach now. He wants to return to a pre-modern order.

00:19:55.880 And when I say modern, pre-modern, I don't mean before there were aeroplanes.

00:20:01.280 This is a world not of free individuals, but of empires and blood and soil and destiny.

00:20:08.140 and he doesn't fear chaos. He welcomes it because in his framework, chaos is not the enemy. It is

00:20:16.580 the main tool. His core belief really is not complicated. He believes that the modern Western

00:20:25.100 world, when I say that again, don't think before the Wright brothers, think of everything built

00:20:32.140 since the Enlightenment. He believes everything since the Enlightenment, including the Enlightenment,

00:20:39.900 is a mistake. He believes that individual liberty, human rights, equality before the law,

00:20:46.560 these are not, in his view, universal or self-evident truths. Throw out the idea that

00:20:53.560 all men are created equal. Throw it out. He believes these are all illusions, corruptions,

00:20:59.520 and weaknesses that have hollowed out civilization. So what replaces them? Well,

00:21:07.160 he's argued openly for what he calls a fourth political theory. That's the name of one of his

00:21:12.540 books. It moves beyond liberalism, beyond communism, beyond fascism. Oh, well, that kind of sounds

00:21:20.500 great. Beyond fascism. Sounds academic or even sometimes worth exploring in this age, you know,

00:21:28.000 where everything is breaking down until you understand what it means. In his belief,

00:21:35.580 he believes that freedom or true liberalism is a poison and that communism tried to wipe it out,

00:21:43.160 but it wasn't strong enough. Under Stalin, that fascism under Hitler, Hitler didn't go far enough. 0.54

00:21:49.960 And so he has come up with a fourth way. His idea means removing the individual from the center of

00:21:58.600 all political life and replacing him with the state, the civilization, the destiny of a people.

00:22:07.060 So when he says traditional, he doesn't mean, hey, we should all go to church on Sundays and have

00:22:11.820 family dinners. That's not what he's talking about. And yet that's the way he's interpreted,

00:22:16.140 and he wants you to interpret him that way.

00:22:19.680 Here's what he said in 2012 when he was a little more stealth.

00:22:23.680 And people will hang their whole entire support on things like this.

00:22:29.280 Listen to this.

00:22:29.880 See if it doesn't sound seductive.

00:22:32.180 Quote, we conservatives, he's not a conservative, by the way,

00:22:35.840 we conservatives want a strong, solid state.

00:22:40.140 We want order and a healthy family and positive values.

00:22:44.520 the reinforcement of the importance of religion and the church in society.

00:22:49.960 We want patriotic radio and TV and patriotic experts, patriotic clubs.

00:22:55.120 We want a media that expresses national interests.

00:22:58.700 A lot of people will hear that and go, oh, well, he's just like me.

00:23:03.820 No, he is not.

00:23:07.240 He is not a conservative, and all of those things he's using to explain it

00:23:12.480 do not last very long the way you think they do.

00:23:16.960 Remember, he believes Hitler and Stalin did not go far enough.

00:23:24.980 He means traditionalism as a return to the world before the Enlightenment.

00:23:31.840 In other words, what we used to call the Dark Ages.

00:23:35.280 hierarchy, empire, power justified, not by consent, but by myth, by history and force,

00:23:44.720 brutal force. Yeah, but Glenn, he's just, it's just, it's just a book that he's written a few

00:23:51.820 books. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, they're read well, well read by some everywhere. Yeah,

00:23:59.040 but it's still a book. Uh-huh. Uh, let's remember that that phrase, just a book is what they said

00:24:05.240 about Mein Kampf. Just a book also applies to the Bible and the Koran. In his book, Foundations of

00:24:15.440 Geopolitics, he wrote plainly that Russia should use its intelligence services to destabilize the

00:24:21.900 United States, to disrupt, to divide, and weaken from within. Do you think any of that is happening

00:24:29.420 now. This is why they call him Putin's brain. Do you think any of that is happening now?

00:24:35.980 Of course it is. He has been saying this since the 90s, when it was absolutely impossible to

00:24:43.620 believe that it was going to happen, and here it is. He has described the United States as the

00:24:50.060 central enemy in a civilizational struggle. Oh, let me use another term, the great Satan.

00:24:56.920 now who else believes that we are the poison to the world are we fighting them anywhere

00:25:04.260 are we fighting them in our streets in our universities are they growing in our mosques 1.00

00:25:10.860 and on our cities are they now russian allies russian allies that call us the great satan

00:25:18.000 of course they are and they are uniting and they are looking for more people to be disenfranchised

00:25:25.320 and to unite with them.

00:25:28.340 The enemy of my enemy is my friend, they all believe.

00:25:33.100 He has framed global politics not as cooperation,

00:25:37.320 but as permanent conflict between rival worlds, chaos.

00:25:43.420 He has unlimited writings and interview,

00:25:46.000 and he comes back over and over again to the same idea,

00:25:49.880 that struggle is not unfortunate.

00:25:52.320 It's natural and necessary.

00:25:54.000 Remember, Mein Kampf, what does that translate to? My struggle. What is jihad? My struggle. Dugan is speaking directly to our struggle that must end in the destruction of the world.

00:26:10.960 Now, you can listen to this as a Westerner and say, Glenn, that is out of your mind crazy. Nobody, really? It's no crazier than the 12ers in Shia Islam. No more crazy than the people who are marching through our streets today saying we're going to burn the system down. 0.99

00:26:30.900 And the reason why this is really dangerous is because this guy is super, super slick,

00:26:38.560 and he wraps himself in religious language. He speaks of destiny, of a spiritual war,

00:26:45.300 of a sacred struggle. He is not a Christian, although he aligns himself publicly with the

00:26:51.920 Russian orthodoxy. But if you really look at him, no, his thinking is not rooted in any kind of

00:26:59.560 Christian theology. None of it. None of it. He pulls from mysticism, philosophy of man. He is 0.83

00:27:12.040 the stew that cooked up Hitler around the turn of the century, 30 years before Hitler was around. 0.78

00:27:20.580 What you get will be something that sounds like faith, but is definitely not faith. Religion not

00:27:28.460 as submission to God, but as a tool of power, identity, and mobilization. A philosophy which

00:27:36.420 works as a religion, but preaches chaos and the current world order has to collapse. He doesn't

00:27:45.280 fear instability. He calls for it. He argues that geopolitical disorder should be introduced

00:27:53.020 into the West, that, listen to this, internal division should be amplified and that the

00:28:02.120 system should be weakened in any way it can until it gives way.

00:28:07.540 You know, I think we think an awful lot alike.

00:28:10.540 You always taking your financial house seriously, you've been disciplined, you saved where you

00:28:15.140 could, you cut costs where it made sense, you tried to build something stable for your

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00:29:10.840 that's americanfinancing.net hello america you know we've been fighting every single day we push

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00:29:57.700 so i was thinking about america and what we really are because you know we

00:30:04.380 we honestly i was watching f1 and i saw the big you know race in dubai and i thought look at dubai

00:30:15.660 look at the way they're building things look at the way china is building things these new nations

00:30:20.300 are building all these amazing things and we used to be in that position we're not anymore

00:30:23.900 and i thought what are we now you know there was a time when

00:30:29.820 the very edge of the world was not a metaphor.

00:30:34.800 It was a belief. It was a conviction.

00:30:38.280 It was a line on the map where reason stopped

00:30:42.300 and terror began. Just beyond that

00:30:46.220 line, God only knows, sea monsters, darkness, cliffs,

00:30:50.360 unknown. But there were

00:30:54.400 people in the West that went anyway.

00:30:59.820 You know, we can argue, and we do, about who first reached the shores here, Christopher Columbus, Leif Erikson, you know, whoever, you know, the reindeer from Frozen, I don't know if he was, whoever the textbooks say discovered America the first time for the West.

00:31:18.240 but at some moment in history a human being stood at the edge of certainty and looked directly at

00:31:26.480 the abyss and said yeah i'm gonna go and that is our story that's the story of western civilization

00:31:35.300 but it is uniquely american as i was driving in this morning there was this big beautiful moon

00:31:41.440 and i looked at it and as i was thinking as i was driving in what was important enough to tell you

00:31:47.880 today i saw that that moon just hanging there in the sky and it was a reminder of all of the people

00:31:56.500 that have looked at that moon prior to 1968 1969 as we went to the moon all of the people that

00:32:07.420 refuse to accept limits

00:32:09.720 and is that still alive it is as i looked at that moon again today i thought of the four people that

00:32:18.900 are readying themselves that they looked up at that moon last night or this morning and they

00:32:22.820 saw it differently because they're about to be there artemis 2

00:32:27.180 artemis 2 think of the astronauts not the famous ones of the past but the ones we don't even know

00:32:35.920 their names. They leave tomorrow to go deeper into space than any human has ever gone before.

00:32:43.140 And this time we go not to prove that we can reach the heavens or reach the moon,

00:32:48.060 but to begin to prove that we can actually live in space. Apollo was really the question,

00:32:56.220 and Artemis is the answer. And the names are important because it comes from Greek mythology.

00:33:00.320 And Artemis was the twin sister of Apollo.

00:33:03.940 He was the sun.

00:33:05.280 He was bright and bold, and everybody saw Apollo.

00:33:08.120 She was the moon.

00:33:09.580 She was steady, watchful, and enduring.

00:33:13.400 So Apollo was meant to blaze the path that everybody saw,

00:33:17.700 and Artemis is the one that claims the ground and is immovable

00:33:22.360 because that's where we are now.

00:33:24.980 years ago we sent men like john glenn and neil armstrong into the unknown

00:33:31.420 as as as kennedy said not because it was easy but i think not even because it was hard we sent

00:33:38.780 them there because many thought it was absolutely impossible and americans needed to know if

00:33:44.620 impossible meant something that has never existed before. This is going to be a permanent gateway.

00:34:08.600 It's a spaceport, a staging ground that first will be on the planet and then eventually will orbit around the moon that turns exploration into presence, presence into expansion.

00:34:20.940 We are going to live on the moon and then we are moving to other planets.

00:34:25.340 And for the first time in human history, we're not going to be just visiting another world.

00:34:30.060 We're preparing to stay there.

00:34:32.560 And that changes absolutely everything.

00:34:35.100 you know america talks about leadership and who leads in chips and who leads in the markets and

00:34:43.600 who leads in military power blah blah blah and all those things matter but they are not the

00:34:48.260 measure of a civilization this is exploration is america leads the world in the one thing that is

00:34:59.700 always defined the future and always defined us, the willingness to go first into the unknown.

00:35:12.140 Why did Columbus come here? It wasn't just for exploration. It was for gold,

00:35:19.700 because that's the only way you get the kings to do it, for gold.

00:35:24.740 And they believed that it would be waiting for them there. There would be cities made of gold

00:35:28.480 glittering just beyond the horizon, but it wasn't, at least not in the way they had imagined it.

00:35:34.320 What they found instead, years and centuries later, we now know was far more valuable.

00:35:40.620 New worlds, new ideas, new possibilities. What happened on this continent reshaped humanity

00:35:46.540 itself because somebody got onto a boat. This time, we're not going blindly to the moon. We

00:35:55.200 have data, we have the maps, we have a better understanding of what waits for us, we know

00:35:58.960 the resources, the lunar caps, we know we can make fuel, we have pathways now to Mars

00:36:07.340 and beyond. That's why we're going, but I think what we'll actually find will be much,

00:36:14.980 much bigger than what we're currently looking for.

00:36:18.200 the greatest discovery is never gold never has been it's never been the land

00:36:27.680 it's been the expansion of the human mind and the human experience and that's where we excel

00:36:37.980 over all other countries that honestly is what makes us great our boldness our daring

00:36:45.900 are willing to expand the limits,

00:36:49.160 are willing to go,

00:36:50.700 you know, don't tell me I can't do that

00:36:52.720 because I think we can.

00:36:55.380 When a civilization decides

00:36:57.580 the horizon is not the boundary,

00:37:00.740 but that's the beginning,

00:37:02.440 that's when everything changes,

00:37:04.360 that's when we change the world

00:37:06.360 over and over and over again,

00:37:08.980 and that's why tomorrow matters.

00:37:11.520 tomorrow matters not just for science

00:37:16.860 not for national pride or technology

00:37:19.240 but because something happens to a people

00:37:24.640 when they stop exploring

00:37:26.280 when you stop exploring you shrink

00:37:37.140 when you stop exploring you turn inward

00:37:42.040 you begin to argue over smaller and smaller things

00:37:46.820 because people have forgotten how big the world really is

00:37:51.560 we you know

00:37:52.980 we argue over

00:37:55.860 taxes and money as if it's a finite pool

00:38:01.360 it's not

00:38:02.740 success and money and all of this is like taking a dump truck and backing it up to the ocean and

00:38:12.480 filling it up with water. There's more water in there. There's plenty of water for everybody.

00:38:20.280 Expanding our understanding. Stop fighting over the small things. Artemis is a chance to reverse

00:38:26.980 all of that. It reminds us that we're not just citizens of a nation. We are participants in

00:38:34.980 something that is much, much larger. What we begin today, think of this, if man survives,

00:38:43.940 what we begin today in five, six, ten centuries from now, will be remembered on some distant

00:38:56.860 planet that none of us have ever heard of, because what we start tomorrow will put us

00:39:04.220 out into space in ways none of us can imagine.

00:39:09.100 tomorrow for the first time in all of history

00:39:22.280 we start to begin to become

00:39:27.060 what we've always been destined to be

00:39:29.360 humans

00:39:31.980 who will soon over time be known

00:39:37.580 as earthlings

00:39:39.280 because tomorrow

00:39:42.520 four people get into

00:39:44.180 an impossibly small capsule

00:39:46.620 and put unbelievable amounts

00:39:50.260 of explosive power

00:39:52.180 behind them

00:39:53.020 and they become spacemen.

00:40:01.600 The moon, been there, done that.

00:40:04.440 This isn't about reaching the moon.

00:40:08.360 This is about changing everything.

00:40:11.680 This is about rediscovering the part of ourselves that I miss most of all.

00:40:21.280 What I mourn when I think about the loss of America is not our cars or our success or our houses or anything else.

00:40:30.520 I mourn that unique American spirit that says,

00:40:37.160 why not?

00:40:39.260 Who says we can't?

00:40:45.440 Let's do it.

00:40:53.140 Tomorrow we begin to rediscover that part of ourselves

00:40:56.800 that looks at the impossible and refuses to believe it.

00:41:00.520 and we can talk about how much money it's going to cost and how much this and what that

00:41:07.000 how much money we're going to make if this works out blah blah blah blah blah but I think looking

00:41:13.520 at the impossible and refusing to believe it is going to be the most important thing we will find

00:41:20.440 out there

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