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00:01:31.640 Oh, no.

00:01:35.800 You're listening to The Best of the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:47.800 I want to take you back to 1941.

00:01:52.100 A short man with a cane is led into a gas chamber.

00:01:55.860 Following him is a man with spina bifida.

00:01:59.760 Another in a wooden wheelchair.

00:02:02.520 There were so many.

00:02:03.360 After the screams, the Nazis just incinerated or buried the dead in mass graves.

00:02:11.860 The uniforms they were killed and buried in had a black triangle sewn to the left breast.

00:02:18.260 The road to the greatest atrocity in human history had been paved decades in advance.

00:02:24.880 Much of it started in the West and in America.

00:02:31.560 Germany, under the Third Reich, began forced sterilization programs for the disabled in 1933.

00:02:38.240 As the Nazis believed that the disabled were a waste of valuable resources, merely more mouths to feed that it couldn't afford.

00:02:46.600 Through the propaganda machine, which involved the movies, newsreels, widely circulated posters,

00:02:54.040 The Nazis fostered the idea that the disabled were to blame for the economic recession that had blighted Germany since the Treaty of Versailles decades earlier.

00:03:05.040 The Nazis depicted disabled people as burdens on society, as freaks, as useless eaters, as people who just had lives unworthy of living.

00:03:15.620 Germany's forced sterilization program of the disabled in 1933 was not the first of its kind.

00:03:25.680 The United States had been doing it for a long time.

00:03:29.180 We had compulsory sterilization laws covering the disabled in various states in 1907.

00:03:35.520 Eugenics, the science of improving a population by controlling breeding and culling, was also enormously popular in America at the time.

00:03:47.420 Sterilization laws also appeared later in various European states in the 1920s and 30s,

00:03:53.600 which include Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Lithuania, Latvia, Hungary, Turkey.

00:04:02.280 However, in Germany, propaganda was followed by a swift and deadly action.

00:04:09.220 1939, the T4 program began.

00:04:12.340 Euthanasia centers were set up across Germany and Austria,

00:04:16.640 sometimes being housed in secluded country houses,

00:04:20.840 sometimes in hospitals,

00:04:23.480 always run by the doctors and nurses.

00:04:29.060 The program continued till the end of the war.

00:04:31.480 Disabled people were gas, killed by lethal injection, or via starvation.

00:04:37.000 It's estimated that a quarter of a million to a million disabled people were killed during that time.

00:04:44.660 Now, the five identifiable steps which the Nazis carried out, 0.90

00:04:49.860 the principle of life unworthy of life,

00:04:54.320 was coercive sterilization.

00:04:57.480 That was the first step. 0.99

00:04:58.800 To get rid of useless eaters. 0.99

00:05:07.120 May I ask, 0.99

00:05:09.300 isn't sterilization

00:05:12.040 one of the biggest,

00:05:15.420 oh, I don't know,

00:05:17.580 flaws or benefits

00:05:19.360 to transgender compassion care? 0.99

00:05:23.180 Aren't we mutilating and sterilizing people right now? 0.99

00:05:29.300 Are we not sterilizing our children?

00:05:32.700 Because remember, that's just step one.

00:05:34.640 Coercive sterilization.

00:05:36.420 But is it coercive or is it propaganda

00:05:39.280 that is leading so many to the table and the knife?

00:05:42.440 Then they followed that with the killing of the impaired children in hospitals.

00:05:49.440 Hmm, wait a minute, hang on.

00:05:51.960 Didn't I just read in Canada

00:05:53.740 that if you're a depressed teenager,

00:05:57.960 if you go to your doctor and say, 0.91

00:06:00.460 I want to commit suicide because my life is unworthy of living, 1.00

00:06:05.220 then they'll give you the death cocktail 1.00

00:06:09.940 and you can commit suicide? 1.00

00:06:13.840 Wait a minute.

00:06:16.040 That's strange because the doctors and the nurses first do no harm.

00:06:21.160 The doctors and the nurses in Germany were the ones responsible.

00:06:24.900 I'm sure they're not connected at all.

00:06:29.980 One thought is completely different than the other.

00:06:34.840 No, but wait a minute.

00:06:36.800 Hitler himself said killing of the unworthy

00:06:39.340 was the compassionate thing to do.

00:06:41.640 And this is compassionate care.

00:06:45.300 Oh, well, don't think about it too much.

00:06:47.520 They moved from the killing of the impaired children

00:06:50.860 to the killing of impaired adults. 0.65

00:06:54.900 Mostly from mental hospitals and centers

00:06:57.640 especially equipped with carbon monoxide gas.

00:07:02.860 You know, why use a secret hospital killing room

00:07:06.280 and hidden trucks that are just using carbon monoxide?

00:07:10.800 When in Canada, you just feel your life isn't worthy.

00:07:13.880 If you're, for instance,

00:07:15.540 what was that story I read recently

00:07:18.500 about the Canadian veteran

00:07:21.120 that just asked the VA 0.71

00:07:23.640 if she could get a stair lift?

00:07:28.100 They said they couldn't help her,

00:07:29.640 but they could help her with suicide drugs. 0.65

00:07:33.200 Yeah.

00:07:36.460 Well, all of this project was extended.

00:07:39.500 Now, but I mean, we're just talking about, right?

00:07:44.240 We're just, I mean,

00:07:46.640 it's just, that's Germany.

00:07:48.240 That's Germany. 0.81

00:07:50.100 And okay. 0.79

00:07:51.880 So they killed, but it was mainly about Jews or was it?

00:07:55.240 I mean, if you look at who was rounded up,

00:07:57.460 the red triangle,

00:07:58.600 that was a political prisoner.

00:08:00.040 That was somebody who was against socialism.

00:08:05.560 It was somebody against what Hitler was doing, fascism.

00:08:11.340 So let's see.

00:08:12.600 Communist, anarchist, Gentiles who assisted the Jew, 0.99

00:08:17.460 trade unionists, Freemasons. 0.62

00:08:19.200 They got a red triangle and they were gassed. 0.95

00:08:21.880 Green triangle, convicts and criminals.

00:08:25.140 But the green triangle was great

00:08:26.500 because they were,

00:08:27.440 if you were a convict and criminal,

00:08:28.700 especially if you're a violent one, 0.96

00:08:30.180 you were put in charge of the Jews in your area. 0.80

00:08:35.660 And they wanted the most violent 0.75

00:08:38.180 and the most heartless

00:08:41.280 to be in charge in the inside.

00:08:44.880 Blue triangle, foreign forced labors and immigrants. 1.00

00:08:50.520 Then you had the purple triangle.

00:08:52.400 Primarily, they were Jehovah witnesses over 99%,

00:08:55.440 as well as members of other small pacifist religious groups.

00:08:59.380 So if you didn't want to fight,

00:09:00.540 they need to get rid of you. 1.00

00:09:01.740 Pink triangle, primary homosexual men 1.00

00:09:05.060 and those who identified as such at the time,

00:09:08.240 bisexual men, trans women, 0.99

00:09:11.340 sexual offenders as well, pedophiles, zoophiles, 0.99

00:09:14.880 many in this group were forced into sterilization. 0.99

00:09:18.880 Then there was the black triangle.

00:09:21.080 The black triangle deemed asocial elements or work shy. 0.98

00:09:26.360 So like, for instance,

00:09:27.420 you don't like to work all that much 1.00

00:09:29.360 or maybe because you're mentally ill 1.00

00:09:31.060 or mentally disabled. 1.00

00:09:32.380 Then you get the black star. 0.99

00:09:33.900 But you also got the black star, 1.00

00:09:35.720 meaning you were stupid or autistic 1.00

00:09:40.940 or schizophrenic or epileptic. 1.00

00:09:44.880 Or an alcoholic or a drug addict 0.96

00:09:48.600 or a vagrant or a beggar or a pacifist 0.63

00:09:51.160 or a conscription resister 1.00

00:09:53.940 or a prostitute or a lesbian 1.00

00:09:55.620 or somebody who is just dabled, 1.00

00:09:58.360 disabled with, you know, diabetes.

00:10:01.820 I mean, who has that?

00:10:04.980 These people were usually rounded up

00:10:06.880 and shot or thrown into the gas chamber.

00:10:09.580 Now, that's what was happening in 1938.

00:10:17.780 It's weird because in 1910,

00:10:21.980 we were doing things over here

00:10:24.560 on sterilization in America

00:10:26.420 because we had concluded 0.87

00:10:29.300 that Mexicans and other immigrants

00:10:31.120 with large families 0.98

00:10:32.220 were a drain on the state services,

00:10:34.560 but they were also out reproducing

00:10:37.540 the Protestant white stock.

00:10:40.160 These ideas fit into the broader context

00:10:42.080 of immigration issues

00:10:43.320 during the Great Depression in the 1930s

00:10:45.200 and heightened immigration control

00:10:47.140 at the U.S.-Mexico border.

00:10:48.940 Isn't this, wait a minute,

00:10:49.960 that was the progressive

00:10:51.220 eugenics movement,

00:10:55.140 early 20th century progressives.

00:11:00.500 So those were like Woodrow Wilson.

00:11:03.000 Huh.

00:11:03.340 And they, so maybe they were the ones.

00:11:06.200 I'm beginning to see

00:11:07.940 how the Democrats

00:11:11.780 are only projecting

00:11:13.900 onto people like me or you

00:11:16.560 that don't know any of this history.

00:11:20.280 They know it very, very well,

00:11:22.520 mainly because it's their history.

00:11:26.180 It's their history.

00:11:30.800 We're entering a time now

00:11:32.400 where science is our God.

00:11:36.060 And this could get very dangerous.

00:11:40.080 You know, we, we thought

00:11:42.500 that we were only fighting people 0.88

00:11:44.940 who wanted to keep black people enslaved, 0.57

00:11:46.900 but no, we really weren't.

00:11:48.780 We were fighting people

00:11:50.720 who were looking at their own race

00:11:53.300 and saying we're superior

00:11:54.620 and everything else must bow to us.

00:11:57.420 And, and we know,

00:11:59.460 well, how did they know?

00:12:00.740 Well, they just knew.

00:12:02.400 We're just, you know,

00:12:03.440 we know we're smarter.

00:12:05.780 Well, how would we would,

00:12:08.580 they would have rounded us up

00:12:10.040 if they were.

00:12:10.640 Totalitarianism,

00:12:19.640 eugenics,

00:12:20.720 euthanasia,

00:12:22.200 very deep roots

00:12:23.380 in world history.

00:12:27.380 Plato specifically endorsed

00:12:29.180 murdering weak children 0.86

00:12:30.460 in favor of the strong. 0.99

00:12:36.300 Well, they're strong for labor,

00:12:37.880 but they're weak in the head.

00:12:40.400 So what happened?

00:12:42.140 How did this,

00:12:44.020 how did we go from,

00:12:46.780 well, I, you know,

00:12:47.860 I just know,

00:12:49.520 God tells me,

00:12:51.820 to eugenics

00:12:53.820 in a new scientific era.

00:12:57.700 Well, you might want to think

00:12:59.140 that this is all over.

00:13:01.020 It is not.

00:13:04.460 In chapter six

00:13:05.660 of my new book,

00:13:07.060 Dark Future,

00:13:08.040 I talk about

00:13:09.320 a new blueprint

00:13:10.360 for society.

00:13:12.940 Oh,

00:13:13.620 and you're going to understand

00:13:14.600 a new blueprint

00:13:15.360 even better

00:13:17.540 in just the 60 seconds.

00:13:19.900 This new blueprint.

00:13:21.540 Wow.

00:13:22.360 You're going to love it.

00:13:23.840 All right.

00:13:24.620 That is from Dark Future.

00:13:26.540 It's available everywhere.

00:13:27.520 You can go to

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00:13:29.260 and grab it there

00:13:30.540 if that is easier

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00:13:34.560 You're listening to the best

00:13:36.080 of the Glenn Beck Program.

00:13:38.740 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:13:41.800 Wow.

00:13:42.380 There is a,

00:13:43.280 there is a great review out

00:13:45.940 from Yahoo News.

00:13:49.840 Glenn Beck misleads

00:13:51.580 on climate report

00:13:53.580 and meat consumption.

00:13:55.520 Did you read this, Stu?

00:13:56.500 I did, Glenn,

00:13:58.040 and I was interested

00:13:58.980 because it says

00:14:00.780 in the story

00:14:01.820 that, of course,

00:14:03.500 there's,

00:14:03.900 you're lying about

00:14:04.620 all sorts of things

00:14:05.320 we'll get to here

00:14:05.840 in a second,

00:14:06.260 but it says

00:14:07.920 they reached out

00:14:08.700 to you for comment,

00:14:09.820 but a response

00:14:10.760 was not forthcoming.

00:14:12.780 No.

00:14:13.480 And did you,

00:14:14.000 when can we expect

00:14:16.080 the response

00:14:16.720 to become...

00:14:17.180 Oh, it's forthcoming.

00:14:18.340 It's forthcoming.

00:14:18.760 It's forthcoming now.

00:14:19.680 Now, on the radio

00:14:20.700 is where it forthcomes. 0.67

00:14:21.940 Now on the radio.

00:14:22.520 Okay.

00:14:22.900 Yeah.

00:14:23.240 Okay, good.

00:14:23.820 It's forthcoming.

00:14:24.580 It's imminent.

00:14:25.940 That's good to know.

00:14:26.480 In its forthcomingness.

00:14:27.900 Yeah.

00:14:28.220 Because I'm fascinated

00:14:28.940 by this particular critique

00:14:30.400 of your work,

00:14:31.660 which is lengthy.

00:14:32.640 Sure, sure.

00:14:34.040 It is,

00:14:34.880 it goes through

00:14:35.560 all the details

00:14:36.420 of what you said

00:14:37.400 and in particular,

00:14:38.020 I guess they,

00:14:38.580 Yeah.

00:14:39.120 Yeah.

00:14:39.260 They're talking about a,

00:14:40.580 I don't know,

00:14:40.960 what is it,

00:14:41.260 a TikTok or something.

00:14:42.500 Somebody posted

00:14:43.260 a TikTok or a reel

00:14:45.040 about,

00:14:46.880 a clip from one of your shows

00:14:48.160 talking about

00:14:49.120 what's going on

00:14:50.620 and part of the things

00:14:51.220 that you're talking about

00:14:51.780 in Dark Future

00:14:52.460 and your critique

00:14:54.500 of the World Economic Forum

00:14:56.040 and their,

00:14:56.460 their,

00:14:57.200 their vision

00:14:58.080 for what is ahead

00:14:59.320 for us.

00:15:01.240 Yeah.

00:15:01.380 Yeah,

00:15:01.580 some of their targets.

00:15:02.420 Yeah,

00:15:02.540 you talk about how

00:15:04.040 the plan for 2030

00:15:06.160 from the World Economic Forum

00:15:07.720 was that your family

00:15:09.280 will eat zero amounts

00:15:10.740 of meat

00:15:11.160 and zero amounts

00:15:12.620 of dairy.

00:15:13.500 Each person will be

00:15:14.600 restricted to 2,500 calories

00:15:16.120 a day.

00:15:16.760 Each family member

00:15:17.800 will only receive

00:15:18.480 three new items

00:15:20.040 of clothing per year.

00:15:21.820 Now,

00:15:22.300 that's a pretty

00:15:23.380 radical accusation.

00:15:26.180 That's a crazy.

00:15:27.860 Well,

00:15:28.200 it is.

00:15:28.720 It's a pretty crazy accusation

00:15:30.600 and you would need

00:15:31.520 to have something

00:15:32.860 to support that.

00:15:33.940 You can't just make

00:15:34.840 something like that up

00:15:35.960 and I was surprised

00:15:37.520 that,

00:15:38.120 you know,

00:15:38.280 if you would have

00:15:38.740 nothing behind that.

00:15:40.220 Of course,

00:15:41.420 in the article,

00:15:42.180 they,

00:15:42.480 they show exactly

00:15:44.040 what the supporting material

00:15:46.740 is.

00:15:48.060 Right.

00:15:48.560 Which is something.

00:15:49.460 Yeah,

00:15:49.680 but they say it's,

00:15:50.640 they say it's no big deal.

00:15:52.340 Yeah.

00:15:52.920 I mean,

00:15:53.180 I'm just,

00:15:53.620 can we go through this?

00:15:54.680 Yes,

00:15:54.920 please.

00:15:55.080 A report published

00:15:56.420 in 2019 states

00:15:58.000 that humans will only

00:15:59.260 be permitted,

00:16:00.280 this is their reporting,

00:16:01.900 will only be permitted

00:16:02.860 to buy three items

00:16:03.920 of clothing a year

00:16:04.840 and will be prohibited

00:16:05.800 from buying

00:16:06.400 or consuming meat.

00:16:08.680 The WEF,

00:16:09.880 an international

00:16:10.400 non-governmental organization,

00:16:12.260 Meats Annual in Davos,

00:16:13.600 Switzerland,

00:16:14.140 is a frequent target

00:16:15.140 of online disinformation.

00:16:17.240 It previously debunked claims

00:16:18.940 that the group wants

00:16:19.700 to ban eggs

00:16:20.560 and force people

00:16:21.500 to eat insects.

00:16:23.260 Rumors of meat

00:16:24.180 and dairy restrictions

00:16:25.040 are inaccurate,

00:16:27.040 according to the WEF,

00:16:28.700 which has no authority

00:16:30.500 or governments

00:16:31.820 or policy.

00:16:33.600 While the World Economic Forum

00:16:35.320 is contributing

00:16:35.900 to reflect about

00:16:37.620 how to sustainably

00:16:39.760 and nutritiously

00:16:40.720 feed a growing population,

00:16:42.400 our organization

00:16:43.520 has no plan

00:16:44.880 to restrict

00:16:45.940 people's nutrition.

00:16:48.040 Okay.

00:16:48.520 To support his segment,

00:16:50.420 Beck cites

00:16:50.980 a June 2019 report

00:16:52.860 from C40 Cities

00:16:54.600 Climate Leadership Group

00:16:56.000 titled

00:16:56.760 The Future of Urban

00:16:58.380 Consumption

00:16:59.140 in a 1.5 Centigrade World.

00:17:02.580 Archived here,

00:17:03.620 so they give you the link.

00:17:05.240 The group,

00:17:06.100 a global network

00:17:07.260 of nearly 100 mayors

00:17:08.860 working to combat

00:17:10.020 climate change,

00:17:11.220 has a page

00:17:12.260 on the WEF website

00:17:14.520 linked here.

00:17:16.320 So they're not saying

00:17:17.400 the document

00:17:18.640 you're talking about

00:17:19.800 is not a real document.

00:17:21.340 They are telling you

00:17:22.140 that it is a real document,

00:17:23.780 it is a real organization,

00:17:25.800 it is a climate group,

00:17:27.640 and it is

00:17:28.200 a hundred different mayors

00:17:29.780 are involved

00:17:30.460 in putting all this together

00:17:31.460 for the climate.

00:17:32.780 Right.

00:17:33.220 And it is part

00:17:34.860 of the WEF website.

00:17:36.960 Okay.

00:17:37.260 Yes.

00:17:37.500 So, I mean,

00:17:38.460 it's hard to find

00:17:39.240 the conspiracy there.

00:17:41.260 In 2017,

00:17:42.760 I'm quoting,

00:17:43.320 emissions associated

00:17:44.360 with food

00:17:44.920 were estimated

00:17:46.420 to account

00:17:47.040 for 13%

00:17:47.840 of total

00:17:48.440 consumption-based

00:17:49.440 emissions

00:17:49.960 across C40 cities,

00:17:51.900 says the report,

00:17:53.460 whose stated goal

00:17:54.820 is to inspire

00:17:56.000 practical action.

00:17:58.280 Roughly three-quarters

00:17:59.180 of these emissions

00:18:00.000 stem from

00:18:00.700 consumption

00:18:01.280 of animal-based foods

00:18:02.920 with the remaining

00:18:03.520 25% from consumption

00:18:04.980 of plant-based foods,

00:18:06.940 it says.

00:18:07.780 The study,

00:18:08.860 a collaboration

00:18:09.540 between the C40 cities,

00:18:11.960 erupt,

00:18:12.960 and University of Leeds,

00:18:15.780 modeled how five

00:18:16.820 different food-related

00:18:17.880 interventions

00:18:18.640 would affect

00:18:19.520 the progression

00:18:20.060 of global warming.

00:18:21.400 The report includes

00:18:22.620 both progressive

00:18:23.680 and ambitious targets

00:18:26.160 for 2030.

00:18:28.340 Hmm.

00:18:29.120 Is Sarah Palin

00:18:29.880 involved in this?

00:18:30.640 Is she targeting

00:18:31.260 again?

00:18:31.740 I learned that was

00:18:32.900 a very dangerous word.

00:18:33.880 What do they mean

00:18:34.340 by targets, Stu?

00:18:35.420 Hmm.

00:18:35.720 It's very,

00:18:36.320 very dangerous.

00:18:37.500 Target's an interesting

00:18:38.500 word, yes,

00:18:39.220 because they are

00:18:40.000 critical of you

00:18:41.640 and your analysis

00:18:43.280 of this,

00:18:44.760 where they say

00:18:45.300 the stuff you're

00:18:47.200 talking about,

00:18:47.700 zero meat consumption,

00:18:50.320 zero dairy consumption

00:18:52.340 per year

00:18:53.820 is in the category

00:18:56.440 of ambitious target.

00:18:58.180 Now,

00:18:59.580 okay,

00:18:59.680 this is the scenario.

00:19:01.800 Zero kilograms

00:19:02.700 of meat

00:19:03.240 and dairy consumption,

00:19:04.300 a limit of 2,500

00:19:05.340 calories per day

00:19:06.520 and zero

00:19:07.320 household food waste.

00:19:09.400 That's their target

00:19:10.380 as described

00:19:11.460 in the hyperlink

00:19:12.780 they provide

00:19:13.660 to discredit me.

00:19:14.740 Yes,

00:19:15.140 and the target,

00:19:16.300 it's an interesting word.

00:19:17.460 We know it as a store now.

00:19:19.300 That's where

00:19:19.720 it's mostly used

00:19:20.660 or some

00:19:21.560 threat by

00:19:23.280 Sarah Palin

00:19:24.220 against

00:19:24.560 some congressional

00:19:26.140 candidate years ago.

00:19:27.580 But actually,

00:19:28.160 it means other things

00:19:28.900 as well.

00:19:30.240 Really?

00:19:30.700 An objective

00:19:31.300 or a result

00:19:33.640 toward

00:19:35.280 which

00:19:36.080 efforts

00:19:37.140 are directed.

00:19:39.520 So,

00:19:40.340 an ambitious target

00:19:41.380 would be

00:19:42.000 an ambitious objective

00:19:43.960 toward which

00:19:45.420 efforts

00:19:46.540 are directed.

00:19:48.880 Which kind of

00:19:50.140 seems like

00:19:50.600 essentially

00:19:51.300 what they really

00:19:53.180 want to happen.

00:19:54.300 If they're ambitious

00:19:55.500 and they get

00:19:56.620 everything they want,

00:19:58.140 this is the thing

00:19:59.260 they want,

00:20:00.020 right?

00:20:00.760 That's what this

00:20:01.780 would mean

00:20:02.180 in this context.

00:20:03.940 But only

00:20:05.220 zero kilograms

00:20:07.060 of meat

00:20:07.560 and dairy consumption

00:20:08.480 a year

00:20:09.040 and a limit

00:20:09.480 of 2,500 calories

00:20:10.700 per day

00:20:11.320 and zero

00:20:11.840 household food waste.

00:20:12.980 The study

00:20:13.340 also includes

00:20:14.320 an ambitious

00:20:15.380 target

00:20:15.960 of limiting

00:20:16.960 new clothing items

00:20:18.200 to three

00:20:18.760 per person

00:20:20.900 per year.

00:20:21.840 but those

00:20:23.160 numbers

00:20:23.660 are not

00:20:24.140 policy

00:20:24.880 recommendation.

00:20:26.660 This report

00:20:27.160 does not

00:20:27.600 advocate

00:20:28.060 for the

00:20:28.480 wholesale

00:20:28.800 adoption

00:20:29.420 of these

00:20:29.920 more

00:20:30.200 ambitious

00:20:30.660 targets

00:20:31.280 in C-40

00:20:31.940 cities.

00:20:32.680 Rather,

00:20:33.300 they're included

00:20:34.140 to provide

00:20:34.640 a set

00:20:34.980 of reference

00:20:35.660 points

00:20:36.120 that cities

00:20:36.700 and other

00:20:37.120 actors

00:20:37.460 can reflect

00:20:38.060 on

00:20:38.360 when considering

00:20:39.020 different

00:20:39.460 emission

00:20:39.760 reduction

00:20:40.220 alternatives

00:20:40.960 and long-term

00:20:42.100 urban visions.

00:20:43.120 That's not

00:20:43.420 at all

00:20:43.740 what the

00:20:44.120 definition

00:20:44.560 of target

00:20:45.080 is.

00:20:46.380 That's not

00:20:46.880 at all.

00:20:47.520 It's not

00:20:47.780 a,

00:20:48.380 this is what

00:20:49.200 could happen

00:20:49.800 if you did

00:20:50.280 this thing.

00:20:51.040 And look,

00:20:51.700 scientific reports

00:20:52.600 do that all the

00:20:53.100 time,

00:20:53.360 right?

00:20:53.500 They'll say

00:20:53.780 like,

00:20:54.040 oh,

00:20:54.140 well,

00:20:54.260 if you were

00:20:54.520 to happen

00:20:54.760 to cut

00:20:55.020 this by

00:20:55.420 this percentage,

00:20:56.060 this is what

00:20:56.540 would happen.

00:20:57.240 That's not

00:20:57.500 what this is.

00:20:58.140 Right.

00:20:58.520 This is an

00:20:59.400 ambitious target.

00:21:01.340 They're,

00:21:01.700 when you're

00:21:02.640 at an archery

00:21:03.860 range,

00:21:05.000 you are

00:21:06.400 shooting for

00:21:07.120 the target.

00:21:08.280 You are

00:21:08.900 trying to hit 0.82

00:21:09.720 the middle

00:21:10.180 of the target,

00:21:10.760 the bullseye

00:21:11.420 of the target.

00:21:13.120 Ambitious.

00:21:13.580 So in other words,

00:21:14.180 just hitting the

00:21:14.580 target at all

00:21:15.160 might be,

00:21:15.700 might be fine,

00:21:16.480 but ambitiously

00:21:17.340 you'd like to

00:21:18.260 hit the bullseye.

00:21:20.340 Okay.

00:21:20.840 So wait a minute.

00:21:21.480 Are you saying

00:21:22.300 that if I'm,

00:21:23.800 I'm out on

00:21:25.700 the shooting range

00:21:26.340 and there's a

00:21:27.020 target,

00:21:27.620 but there's also

00:21:29.240 in between you,

00:21:30.480 the arrow and

00:21:31.500 the target,

00:21:32.320 there's like a

00:21:33.600 bunny rabbit

00:21:34.260 and maybe a

00:21:36.040 person.

00:21:36.520 Those might be

00:21:37.900 possible

00:21:38.860 suggestions,

00:21:40.280 but it not

00:21:42.400 necessarily the

00:21:43.640 target.

00:21:44.540 The target is

00:21:45.800 what you're aiming

00:21:46.760 for.

00:21:47.660 If you've ever

00:21:48.620 seen a target

00:21:49.540 store,

00:21:50.260 Glenn,

00:21:50.540 you'll see

00:21:51.040 a giant

00:21:51.540 target people.

00:21:53.080 You aim for

00:21:54.220 the center

00:21:54.820 of the target.

00:21:55.780 It's a little

00:21:56.200 bullseye logo.

00:21:58.060 That's what it

00:21:58.800 is.

00:21:59.200 I'm not sure I

00:21:59.320 get this.

00:22:00.080 The group

00:22:00.880 confirmed the

00:22:01.540 report is an

00:22:02.340 analysis of

00:22:03.240 consumption-based

00:22:04.040 emissions in

00:22:04.720 C40 cities

00:22:05.620 and not a

00:22:06.600 plan for

00:22:07.160 cities to

00:22:07.600 adopt.

00:22:08.420 It's up to

00:22:08.980 individuals to

00:22:09.720 make their

00:22:10.020 personal lifestyle

00:22:10.760 choices,

00:22:11.440 including what

00:22:12.020 type of food

00:22:12.580 to eat and

00:22:13.120 what type of

00:22:14.680 clothing they

00:22:15.240 preferred.

00:22:15.700 We reached

00:22:17.400 out to

00:22:17.740 Beck for

00:22:18.060 comment,

00:22:18.540 but a

00:22:18.740 response was

00:22:19.460 not forthcoming.

00:22:20.420 No, it's

00:22:21.120 happening right

00:22:21.760 now.

00:22:22.760 The WEF

00:22:23.780 leads the

00:22:24.420 G20 Global

00:22:25.220 Smart Cities

00:22:26.040 Alliance on

00:22:26.920 Technology

00:22:27.460 Governance and

00:22:28.420 Initiatives

00:22:29.380 aimed at

00:22:29.980 ensuring

00:22:30.320 responsible and

00:22:31.200 ethical use

00:22:31.780 of smart city

00:22:32.400 technologies.

00:22:34.020 But the

00:22:34.520 2019 Climate

00:22:35.980 Report makes

00:22:36.760 no mention of

00:22:37.960 smart cities,

00:22:38.760 which have been

00:22:39.180 the subject of

00:22:39.920 numerous conspiracy

00:22:41.500 theories.

00:22:42.200 through the

00:22:43.460 WEF-led 0.99

00:22:44.420 Alliance,

00:22:45.200 3630s are 1.00

00:22:46.400 pioneering

00:22:47.040 projects to

00:22:47.760 improve access

00:22:48.720 to amenities

00:22:49.520 and plan for

00:22:50.840 forthcoming

00:22:51.340 technologies,

00:22:52.200 such as

00:22:52.560 autonomous

00:22:52.940 vehicles.

00:22:54.340 Beck also

00:22:54.760 references

00:22:55.240 a 15-minute

00:22:56.740 city urban

00:22:57.300 design philosophy,

00:22:58.420 which is

00:22:58.660 attributed to

00:22:59.380 Carlos Moreno,

00:23:00.700 a computer

00:23:01.240 scientist and

00:23:02.020 interpreter at

00:23:02.800 Paris' Sorbonne

00:23:04.000 University.

00:23:05.460 Moreno said

00:23:07.180 the concept

00:23:07.980 aims to

00:23:10.160 face up to

00:23:11.340 our ecological

00:23:12.060 economic and

00:23:13.060 social challenges

00:23:13.940 by reducing

00:23:14.880 car use and

00:23:16.080 commuting times.

00:23:17.800 Never have

00:23:18.380 there been

00:23:18.960 proposals for

00:23:19.900 restrictions.

00:23:20.520 On the

00:23:21.140 contrary,

00:23:22.340 this is an

00:23:23.020 opportunity.

00:23:24.500 More choice,

00:23:25.800 more services,

00:23:27.340 more desire to

00:23:28.340 thrive in one's

00:23:29.460 neighborhood with

00:23:30.400 still having the

00:23:32.320 choice to go

00:23:33.060 where you

00:23:33.520 please.

00:23:35.160 Really?

00:23:36.480 That's wonderful.

00:23:36.900 That's amazing

00:23:38.020 because I know

00:23:39.880 when I live

00:23:41.760 and do

00:23:42.340 something that

00:23:43.420 maybe global

00:23:44.440 warming people

00:23:45.140 disagree with,

00:23:46.420 they are always

00:23:47.620 into my free

00:23:48.600 choice.

00:23:49.380 They are always

00:23:50.740 into my choice

00:23:51.720 of saying,

00:23:52.140 I'm not going

00:23:52.560 to recycle.

00:23:53.560 They love it

00:23:54.540 when people say

00:23:55.320 that.

00:23:56.100 They love it.

00:23:56.820 I'm going to

00:23:57.420 drive a big

00:23:58.080 fat SUV and

00:23:59.280 I'm going to

00:23:59.560 leave it running

00:24:00.080 outside because I

00:24:00.840 want the cold

00:24:01.620 when the air

00:24:02.140 conditioning because

00:24:02.720 I'm just popping

00:24:03.320 inside for a

00:24:04.140 minute.

00:24:04.440 They love that

00:24:05.680 choice.

00:24:06.960 Love it,

00:24:07.680 love it,

00:24:08.140 love it.

00:24:08.540 And it

00:24:09.160 won't be a

00:24:09.600 choice anymore

00:24:10.120 because as you

00:24:11.000 know,

00:24:11.460 all the car

00:24:12.480 companies are

00:24:13.080 stopping the

00:24:13.760 combustion engine

00:24:14.520 completely.

00:24:15.500 But that was

00:24:15.960 never a,

00:24:16.660 they never made

00:24:17.880 a policy to

00:24:19.020 stop that,

00:24:19.780 Glenn.

00:24:19.940 They never had

00:24:20.560 a policy on

00:24:21.460 that.

00:24:21.880 No.

00:24:22.200 Of course,

00:24:22.780 it was just a

00:24:23.600 bunch of

00:24:24.100 ambitious targets

00:24:25.500 that just

00:24:26.520 happened to say

00:24:27.420 we want to

00:24:28.180 wipe out the

00:24:29.060 combustion engine

00:24:29.960 as written in

00:24:30.860 friggin' Al Gore's

00:24:31.860 book in the

00:24:32.660 late 80s or

00:24:33.600 early 90s.

00:24:35.000 But that was

00:24:35.640 just a target.

00:24:36.680 It was just

00:24:37.460 an ambitious

00:24:38.060 target.

00:24:39.220 Doesn't mean

00:24:39.660 anything.

00:24:40.340 Don't look at

00:24:40.960 it at all.

00:24:41.600 Yes.

00:24:42.220 Thank you.

00:24:43.380 You know,

00:24:43.900 if,

00:24:44.240 let me ask

00:24:44.800 you,

00:24:45.140 if the

00:24:46.200 writer of

00:24:47.380 this Yahoo

00:24:48.400 News report,

00:24:50.260 I wonder

00:24:51.860 if,

00:24:52.600 if I got on

00:24:53.340 the air and

00:24:53.840 said,

00:24:54.660 hey,

00:24:55.180 I'd like to

00:24:56.760 round up all

00:24:57.340 the Jews.

00:24:59.320 I wonder if

00:25:00.420 they would say,

00:25:01.480 well,

00:25:01.640 Glenn Beck,

00:25:02.300 he's just a

00:25:03.200 loud mouth on

00:25:04.300 the radio.

00:25:05.140 He has no

00:25:05.540 power.

00:25:05.680 It's just an

00:25:07.280 ambitious target

00:25:08.100 of his.

00:25:08.840 He has an

00:25:09.360 ambitious target

00:25:10.300 to commit

00:25:10.920 genocide.

00:25:11.780 It's not

00:25:12.080 necessarily a

00:25:13.000 policy.

00:25:13.220 But it's not

00:25:13.240 going to

00:25:13.440 happen.

00:25:14.260 I mean,

00:25:14.560 sure,

00:25:15.000 he hobnobs

00:25:15.820 with people

00:25:16.340 who do

00:25:16.960 have that

00:25:17.500 power all

00:25:18.200 the time.

00:25:19.260 And we

00:25:19.420 all,

00:25:19.700 the only

00:25:19.900 reason we

00:25:20.280 know the

00:25:20.800 name Davos

00:25:21.880 at all,

00:25:22.760 unless you

00:25:23.120 live in the

00:25:23.540 area,

00:25:23.840 is because

00:25:24.500 we all

00:25:25.240 know there's

00:25:25.720 a massively

00:25:26.340 important

00:25:26.960 meeting where

00:25:27.540 really powerful

00:25:28.180 people gather

00:25:28.900 to talk about

00:25:29.760 this stuff all

00:25:30.360 the time.

00:25:30.960 But of

00:25:31.300 course,

00:25:31.700 they're not

00:25:32.240 implementing

00:25:32.900 policy.

00:25:34.160 Why would it

00:25:34.560 be important for

00:25:35.360 you at all

00:25:35.980 to even

00:25:36.480 know about

00:25:37.320 this ambitious

00:25:38.080 target he

00:25:38.820 has?

00:25:40.260 Look,

00:25:40.840 if I was

00:25:42.160 gathering just

00:25:43.520 a ski,

00:25:44.240 let's say it's

00:25:44.860 snowbird,

00:25:46.000 with a bunch

00:25:47.400 of people who

00:25:49.080 were like-minded,

00:25:50.580 but they all

00:25:51.440 were extremely

00:25:52.520 powerful,

00:25:53.240 and I was

00:25:55.420 giving them a

00:25:56.120 speech,

00:25:57.040 I'd have

00:25:57.660 like Klaus

00:25:59.040 Shiv. 0.62

00:26:01.420 Okay.

00:26:02.120 Yes,

00:26:02.520 my name is

00:26:03.040 Klaus Shiv,

00:26:03.760 and his

00:26:04.380 father was

00:26:05.980 a Nazi, 0.58

00:26:07.080 okay?

00:26:08.180 And he

00:26:09.040 was saying

00:26:09.880 at the

00:26:10.960 snowbird

00:26:11.700 resort,

00:26:12.940 what we need

00:26:14.040 to do is

00:26:14.500 round up 0.80

00:26:15.040 all the Jews.

00:26:16.440 Would they

00:26:17.160 say that

00:26:19.320 Klaus

00:26:20.300 Shiv has

00:26:21.640 no power?

00:26:23.480 He has

00:26:23.880 no power,

00:26:24.520 and forget

00:26:25.060 about his 0.80

00:26:25.580 Nazi dad.

00:26:27.780 They're 0.76

00:26:28.380 skiing up

00:26:29.760 there,

00:26:30.320 and all the

00:26:31.080 leaders of the

00:26:31.720 world who are

00:26:32.320 signing on to

00:26:33.120 documents that

00:26:34.340 are saying,

00:26:35.200 hey, Jews 1.00

00:26:35.660 aren't so 0.99

00:26:36.120 great,

00:26:36.940 don't worry

00:26:37.520 about that.

00:26:38.220 Would the

00:26:39.160 writer write

00:26:40.520 that this

00:26:41.280 was nothing

00:26:42.540 at the

00:26:43.280 ski lodge

00:26:44.200 and that

00:26:45.200 Glenn Beck

00:26:45.920 just had

00:26:46.880 an ambitious

00:26:48.040 target and

00:26:49.180 no one should

00:26:49.840 pay attention

00:26:50.520 to it?

00:26:51.280 I think

00:26:52.420 not.

00:26:54.280 I don't think

00:26:55.260 so.

00:26:55.460 I mean,

00:26:56.180 personalize this

00:26:57.200 a little bit

00:26:57.640 here, Glenn,

00:26:58.320 like if you

00:26:59.000 went to

00:26:59.440 Tanya tomorrow

00:27:00.400 and you

00:27:00.760 said,

00:27:01.040 you know,

00:27:01.760 I have an

00:27:02.460 ambitious

00:27:02.960 target to

00:27:04.780 hook up with

00:27:05.700 23-year-old 1.00

00:27:06.960 prostitutes all 1.00

00:27:08.680 over the city 1.00

00:27:09.300 of Las Vegas

00:27:10.080 this weekend.

00:27:11.260 Now, of

00:27:11.780 course,

00:27:12.800 they would

00:27:13.960 have to

00:27:14.320 accept these

00:27:15.640 particular

00:27:16.280 arrangements.

00:27:16.960 I don't have

00:27:17.220 any power to

00:27:17.940 force them to

00:27:18.740 do these

00:27:19.280 things.

00:27:19.720 It's just my

00:27:20.340 ambitious target

00:27:21.360 to hook up

00:27:22.080 with all these 1.00

00:27:22.600 prostitutes. 0.99

00:27:23.760 I'm sure she'd 1.00

00:27:24.920 be fine with

00:27:25.820 it.

00:27:25.880 I don't know

00:27:27.800 any prostitutes 0.93

00:27:28.840 right now. 0.97

00:27:29.780 It's just a

00:27:30.640 target.

00:27:31.120 I'm just going

00:27:31.800 to Las Vegas

00:27:32.480 where it happens

00:27:33.360 to be.

00:27:34.320 There's lots

00:27:34.980 and lots of 1.00

00:27:35.560 prostitutes, 0.99

00:27:36.420 but it's just 0.99

00:27:37.960 an ambitious

00:27:38.560 target of mine,

00:27:39.920 so you shall

00:27:40.880 ignore it.

00:27:41.780 wife.

00:27:42.880 I'm sure

00:27:43.560 she'd take

00:27:44.400 you up on

00:27:44.920 that one.

00:27:45.940 Tanya would

00:27:46.720 be, yeah,

00:27:47.800 she would

00:27:48.180 say, oh,

00:27:48.980 my husband

00:27:49.560 doesn't have

00:27:50.200 any power 0.83

00:27:50.760 for prostitutes. 1.00

00:27:52.080 And in 0.99

00:27:52.300 some ways,

00:27:53.000 that's very

00:27:53.680 true.

00:27:54.800 The desperate 0.99

00:27:55.540 prostitutes. 0.97

00:27:56.580 the best 0.98

00:27:57.520 of the

00:27:57.760 Glenn Beck

00:27:58.160 program.

00:27:59.240 Justin

00:27:59.560 Haskins,

00:28:00.120 my co-author

00:28:00.680 on Dark

00:28:01.500 Future,

00:28:02.200 is here,

00:28:03.360 and we

00:28:04.160 were just

00:28:04.460 talking about

00:28:05.340 the EU

00:28:06.520 creating a

00:28:08.240 metaverse.

00:28:09.400 So the

00:28:09.880 government's

00:28:10.780 creating a

00:28:11.800 metaverse.

00:28:12.860 Yeah.

00:28:14.100 Don't you want

00:28:14.600 to live in

00:28:15.000 the government

00:28:15.460 virtual world?

00:28:17.360 No.

00:28:18.120 I really

00:28:18.660 doesn't sound

00:28:20.400 popular.

00:28:22.680 Well, it's

00:28:23.380 still in the

00:28:23.780 early stage.

00:28:24.300 Why would

00:28:24.500 the, okay,

00:28:26.540 all right, so

00:28:26.920 it could be

00:28:27.320 really good.

00:28:28.600 That's what you're

00:28:29.360 saying.

00:28:29.860 Yeah, well,

00:28:30.640 it could be.

00:28:31.460 It's apparently

00:28:32.500 on Tuesday,

00:28:34.520 the European

00:28:35.040 Commission

00:28:35.700 created a

00:28:36.920 plan to

00:28:38.100 roll out what

00:28:38.720 they're calling

00:28:39.160 Web 4.0.

00:28:40.560 The idea is to

00:28:41.720 create a

00:28:42.240 metaverse.

00:28:43.020 A metaverse,

00:28:43.740 for people who

00:28:44.460 don't know,

00:28:45.300 is it's shared

00:28:47.020 virtual worlds

00:28:48.360 that's accessible

00:28:49.600 through the

00:28:50.280 internet.

00:28:50.620 So you can

00:28:51.080 basically live

00:28:52.380 in the

00:28:53.080 internet.

00:28:53.940 Okay?

00:28:54.360 So you have

00:28:54.840 avatars or you

00:28:56.000 have videos of

00:28:56.920 yourself.

00:28:57.680 Sometimes it's

00:28:58.260 virtual reality

00:28:59.060 related.

00:28:59.840 Sometimes it's

00:29:00.380 augmented reality

00:29:01.500 where you wear

00:29:02.080 like Google

00:29:02.880 glasses or

00:29:03.620 something and

00:29:04.220 it's sort of

00:29:05.080 the mixing of

00:29:05.780 the real world

00:29:06.460 and virtual

00:29:06.960 worlds.

00:29:07.540 And you can

00:29:08.200 live and work

00:29:09.180 inside of

00:29:10.280 this metaverse.

00:29:12.040 Okay?

00:29:12.460 So,

00:29:13.060 Meta,

00:29:14.400 the company

00:29:15.060 Meta was

00:29:15.560 formerly

00:29:16.000 Facebook.

00:29:16.840 They now

00:29:17.160 own Facebook.

00:29:18.260 They still

00:29:18.840 own Facebook

00:29:19.640 but now

00:29:19.960 they're called

00:29:20.260 Meta.

00:29:20.580 The reason

00:29:20.880 they changed

00:29:21.280 their name

00:29:21.660 is because

00:29:22.060 they went

00:29:22.680 all in

00:29:23.360 on building

00:29:23.880 a metaverse.

00:29:25.300 But in

00:29:26.000 the European

00:29:26.500 Union,

00:29:26.980 they're concerned

00:29:27.540 because that's

00:29:28.360 a private

00:29:28.720 company.

00:29:29.480 So we

00:29:29.920 can't necessarily

00:29:30.960 trust them.

00:29:31.980 So we need

00:29:32.500 a government

00:29:33.280 created

00:29:34.180 European Union

00:29:35.460 version

00:29:36.260 of the

00:29:38.140 metaverse

00:29:38.580 which to me

00:29:39.480 sounds kind

00:29:40.180 of like

00:29:40.600 being trapped

00:29:41.160 at the

00:29:41.420 DMV

00:29:41.940 forever

00:29:42.540 which is

00:29:43.740 basically

00:29:44.160 hell.

00:29:44.960 I'm pretty

00:29:45.760 sure.

00:29:46.520 And so

00:29:46.820 the idea

00:29:47.360 behind it

00:29:47.880 is

00:29:48.160 they said

00:29:49.660 that the

00:29:49.960 initiative

00:29:50.340 aims to

00:29:50.960 reflect EU

00:29:51.680 values and

00:29:52.440 fundamental

00:29:52.880 rights and

00:29:53.380 create an

00:29:53.720 open and

00:29:54.320 interoperable

00:29:55.240 metaverse,

00:29:56.120 an area where

00:29:56.760 it estimates

00:29:57.340 the global

00:29:57.740 market size

00:29:58.420 will be

00:29:58.740 800 billion

00:29:59.800 euros by

00:30:00.560 2030.

00:30:01.180 So we're

00:30:01.440 all going

00:30:01.720 to be in

00:30:02.040 it.

00:30:02.300 We're all

00:30:02.540 going to be

00:30:02.760 spending money

00:30:03.280 apparently.

00:30:04.420 And this is

00:30:05.620 really why I

00:30:06.740 wanted to bring

00:30:07.200 this up.

00:30:08.020 This is a

00:30:08.480 direct quote

00:30:09.100 from one of

00:30:10.360 the commission

00:30:10.840 vice president

00:30:12.140 at the

00:30:12.960 European Union.

00:30:13.860 We need to

00:30:14.600 have people

00:30:15.100 at the

00:30:15.460 center and

00:30:16.300 shape it

00:30:16.820 meaning this

00:30:17.260 metaverse

00:30:17.660 according to

00:30:18.380 our EU

00:30:18.960 digital rights

00:30:19.860 and principles

00:30:20.400 to address

00:30:21.060 the risks

00:30:22.200 regarding

00:30:22.680 privacy or

00:30:24.020 disinformation.

00:30:25.200 So we can't

00:30:25.820 have disinformation

00:30:26.460 in the

00:30:27.500 metaverse.

00:30:28.060 That's not

00:30:28.380 good.

00:30:28.940 We want to

00:30:29.400 make sure

00:30:29.960 Web 4.0

00:30:31.020 becomes an

00:30:31.560 open,

00:30:31.980 secure,

00:30:32.380 trustworthy,

00:30:33.080 fair,

00:30:33.360 and inclusive

00:30:34.360 digital

00:30:35.380 environment for

00:30:36.380 all.

00:30:36.840 And there's

00:30:37.140 more and

00:30:37.620 more of

00:30:37.920 this kind

00:30:38.280 of language.

00:30:38.780 So the

00:30:39.060 idea is

00:30:39.820 not just

00:30:40.960 that we

00:30:41.300 want to

00:30:41.600 have a

00:30:41.920 metaverse

00:30:42.300 just for

00:30:42.680 the sake

00:30:43.000 of having

00:30:43.300 a metaverse

00:30:43.760 is we

00:30:44.140 want to

00:30:44.460 make sure

00:30:44.960 there's no

00:30:45.700 disinformation

00:30:46.560 and that

00:30:47.880 there is

00:30:48.420 no

00:30:48.660 discrimination

00:30:49.320 and that

00:30:50.160 there's

00:30:50.360 no racism

00:30:51.140 and other

00:30:51.760 things like

00:30:52.200 that in

00:30:52.760 this world.

00:30:54.240 So you

00:30:54.960 would think

00:30:55.540 that.

00:30:56.080 Go ahead.

00:30:56.500 I mean,

00:30:57.140 you would

00:30:57.420 think,

00:30:58.300 yeah,

00:30:58.540 I mean,

00:30:59.280 this is

00:31:00.180 this is how

00:31:01.340 you control

00:31:02.060 society.

00:31:02.680 If people

00:31:03.380 actually start

00:31:04.840 buying into

00:31:05.840 this concept,

00:31:06.660 now you

00:31:06.920 would think

00:31:07.280 who the

00:31:07.600 heck is

00:31:07.880 going to

00:31:08.060 do this?

00:31:08.600 Like,

00:31:08.800 I'm not

00:31:09.160 going to

00:31:09.320 do this.

00:31:09.880 But if

00:31:10.320 your gigantic

00:31:11.080 corporation

00:31:11.660 that you

00:31:12.020 work for

00:31:12.520 says,

00:31:13.180 you know

00:31:13.340 what,

00:31:13.540 we're going

00:31:13.760 to do

00:31:13.900 our

00:31:14.020 meetings

00:31:14.300 in the

00:31:14.560 metaverse

00:31:14.920 from now

00:31:15.320 on,

00:31:15.660 we're not

00:31:15.920 going to

00:31:16.060 do Zoom

00:31:16.640 or something

00:31:17.000 like that,

00:31:17.440 we're going

00:31:17.620 to do

00:31:17.800 virtual

00:31:18.280 meetings

00:31:18.740 inside this

00:31:19.540 metaverse

00:31:19.940 space,

00:31:21.180 then these

00:31:21.860 kinds of

00:31:22.240 controls are

00:31:22.880 relevant.

00:31:23.640 If you

00:31:23.800 start to

00:31:24.180 see

00:31:24.340 corporations

00:31:24.880 sort of

00:31:25.340 push people

00:31:26.080 in this

00:31:26.420 direction,

00:31:26.860 which makes

00:31:27.200 a lot

00:31:27.460 of sense

00:31:27.800 for them

00:31:28.060 to do

00:31:28.400 because it's

00:31:29.080 a lot

00:31:29.340 cheaper to

00:31:29.840 have a

00:31:30.100 virtual store

00:31:31.000 than a

00:31:31.320 brick-and-mortar

00:31:31.880 store.

00:31:32.560 It's a lot

00:31:33.080 cheaper to

00:31:33.720 have meetings

00:31:34.280 inside the

00:31:34.800 metaverse

00:31:35.300 than to

00:31:36.180 have places

00:31:37.820 of work.

00:31:39.120 You can't

00:31:39.920 do that

00:31:40.280 because you

00:31:40.660 need 15-minute

00:31:41.520 cities.

00:31:42.040 Now,

00:31:42.180 just hear me

00:31:42.640 out.

00:31:42.860 You need

00:31:43.100 15-minute

00:31:43.760 cities.

00:31:44.220 So you

00:31:44.920 need people

00:31:45.640 working in

00:31:46.380 the cities

00:31:46.820 and going

00:31:47.200 to those

00:31:47.620 large boxes

00:31:49.160 that everybody

00:31:50.660 has their

00:31:51.120 office in.

00:31:52.200 You have

00:31:52.960 to do that.

00:31:53.520 Otherwise,

00:31:54.280 the banks

00:31:54.880 would collapse

00:31:55.700 because of all

00:31:56.540 of the

00:31:56.820 mortgages

00:31:57.420 that just

00:31:57.840 can't be

00:31:58.220 paid on

00:31:58.940 the buildings

00:32:01.000 in the

00:32:01.380 cities unless

00:32:02.140 you change

00:32:04.040 them into

00:32:04.980 some sort

00:32:05.960 of habitats.

00:32:07.220 Instead of

00:32:07.880 an office

00:32:08.380 building,

00:32:09.000 it's a new

00:32:09.800 building where

00:32:10.500 people can

00:32:11.080 live.

00:32:11.680 Then you

00:32:12.160 could put

00:32:12.500 a lot

00:32:13.100 more people

00:32:13.820 in buildings

00:32:14.740 on the

00:32:15.400 metaverse

00:32:16.380 so they

00:32:17.500 can live

00:32:17.920 in a 15-minute

00:32:18.820 city and

00:32:20.900 they don't

00:32:21.780 have to use

00:32:22.340 any carbon

00:32:22.860 because they're

00:32:23.560 just on the

00:32:24.340 metaverse.

00:32:24.940 That's a

00:32:25.960 really

00:32:26.240 interesting

00:32:26.640 thing.

00:32:27.340 If I

00:32:27.620 may,

00:32:28.000 let me

00:32:28.220 share

00:32:28.440 something

00:32:28.900 from a

00:32:30.740 guy who

00:32:31.160 should scare

00:32:31.740 you to

00:32:32.160 the core.

00:32:33.600 He is

00:32:34.280 the historian

00:32:35.400 Yuval Noah

00:32:37.080 Harari.

00:32:38.060 We've talked

00:32:38.460 about him on

00:32:38.900 this program

00:32:39.540 a lot.

00:32:40.680 He is the

00:32:41.380 advisor to

00:32:42.080 Klaus Schwab.

00:32:44.580 Good,

00:32:45.400 good,

00:32:45.780 good.

00:32:46.620 He is also

00:32:47.360 the co-author

00:32:47.920 of COVID-19,

00:32:49.000 The Great

00:32:49.300 Reset.

00:32:51.620 And he

00:32:52.700 talks a lot

00:32:53.400 about what

00:32:53.840 is coming.

00:32:54.900 Now,

00:32:55.200 one of the

00:32:55.780 things that

00:32:56.240 is coming

00:32:56.660 is mass

00:32:58.040 unemployment.

00:32:59.860 Mass

00:33:00.140 unemployment

00:33:00.580 is coming

00:33:01.100 because of

00:33:02.060 AI.

00:33:03.160 And so

00:33:03.560 that will

00:33:03.920 create,

00:33:04.780 according to

00:33:05.820 Harari,

00:33:06.560 listen to

00:33:06.900 this,

00:33:07.540 the biggest

00:33:08.200 question in

00:33:09.140 maybe in

00:33:10.000 all of

00:33:10.620 economics and

00:33:11.460 politics of

00:33:12.460 the coming

00:33:12.820 decade will

00:33:13.560 be what to

00:33:14.360 do with

00:33:15.440 all of 0.99

00:33:16.140 these useless 1.00

00:33:17.080 people. 1.00

00:33:18.620 Still,

00:33:20.120 where have we

00:33:20.840 heard that

00:33:21.200 before?

00:33:22.040 It certainly

00:33:22.960 has echoes

00:33:24.060 from our

00:33:24.540 history quite

00:33:25.420 a bit.

00:33:26.960 He says,

00:33:28.040 the problem

00:33:28.580 is more

00:33:29.360 boredom and

00:33:31.000 how what to

00:33:31.620 do with them

00:33:32.420 and how they

00:33:33.140 will find some

00:33:33.900 sense of

00:33:34.420 meaning in

00:33:35.200 life when

00:33:36.180 they're basically

00:33:36.980 meaningless and

00:33:38.640 worthless. 0.69

00:33:39.420 These are his

00:33:40.000 words.

00:33:40.840 My best guess

00:33:41.880 at present is

00:33:42.860 a combination

00:33:43.420 of drugs and

00:33:44.840 computer games

00:33:45.860 as a solution

00:33:46.740 for most,

00:33:47.620 but it's

00:33:48.460 already happening.

00:33:49.540 I think

00:33:50.480 once you're

00:33:51.100 superfluous,

00:33:55.540 I can't

00:33:56.280 say,

00:33:56.580 once you're

00:33:57.080 redundant,

00:33:58.540 thank you,

00:33:59.480 you don't

00:34:00.940 have any

00:34:01.580 power.

00:34:02.820 So he

00:34:03.440 goes on

00:34:04.060 to outline

00:34:05.460 a transhumanist

00:34:06.760 vision of

00:34:07.780 the future

00:34:08.360 where we

00:34:08.860 have brain

00:34:09.560 computer

00:34:10.060 interfaces to

00:34:11.020 make our

00:34:12.320 moving around

00:34:16.200 in the

00:34:17.140 material world

00:34:18.360 obsolete.

00:34:19.540 human

00:34:20.560 relationships

00:34:21.220 become

00:34:21.840 meaningless

00:34:22.440 due to

00:34:23.040 artificial

00:34:23.500 substitutes

00:34:24.420 and the 1.00

00:34:24.860 poor die, 0.59

00:34:25.740 the rich

00:34:26.080 don't.

00:34:26.800 Here's what

00:34:27.100 he says.

00:34:28.680 Transhumanism 0.99

00:34:29.320 boiled down

00:34:30.300 to its

00:34:30.760 bones.

00:34:31.360 Now,

00:34:31.600 this is a

00:34:31.980 quote from

00:34:32.820 the guy

00:34:33.560 who is

00:34:34.000 advising the

00:34:35.220 World Economic

00:34:35.920 Forum.

00:34:37.280 Transhumanism 0.99

00:34:37.920 boiled down

00:34:38.800 to its bones

00:34:39.700 is pure

00:34:41.020 eugenics,

00:34:42.760 but we

00:34:44.180 call it

00:34:44.820 H plus

00:34:46.040 for better

00:34:48.220 than a

00:34:48.880 human,

00:34:49.640 which of

00:34:50.740 course is

00:34:51.240 what eugenics

00:34:52.120 is all

00:34:52.600 about.

00:34:53.820 Alarmingly,

00:34:54.640 transhumanist

00:34:55.300 values are

00:34:56.060 being embraced

00:34:56.760 at the

00:34:57.240 highest strata

00:34:58.140 of society.

00:34:59.120 I just

00:35:00.740 want you to

00:35:01.280 if you

00:35:02.180 heard the

00:35:02.780 first hour

00:35:03.480 of this

00:35:03.940 broadcast,

00:35:04.860 you know

00:35:05.920 how bone

00:35:06.800 chilling

00:35:07.100 this is.

00:35:08.520 If you

00:35:08.980 didn't

00:35:09.320 listen to

00:35:09.780 it,

00:35:09.940 I want

00:35:10.180 you to

00:35:10.360 go back

00:35:10.820 and listen

00:35:11.240 to the

00:35:11.540 first hour

00:35:12.060 of this

00:35:12.420 podcast.

00:35:14.100 Transhumanist 0.89

00:35:14.720 values are

00:35:15.340 being embraced

00:35:16.200 at the

00:35:16.640 highest strata

00:35:17.460 of society,

00:35:18.500 including

00:35:19.000 big tech,

00:35:20.200 in universities,

00:35:21.300 and among

00:35:21.980 the Davos

00:35:22.620 crowd of

00:35:23.380 globalist

00:35:24.100 would-be

00:35:24.580 technocrats.

00:35:25.440 That being

00:35:26.760 so,

00:35:27.320 it is worth

00:35:27.880 listening in

00:35:28.740 to what

00:35:29.080 they are

00:35:29.400 saying under

00:35:30.120 the theory

00:35:30.680 that forewarned

00:35:32.940 is forearmed.

00:35:34.860 He is the

00:35:35.620 leader for

00:35:36.420 Klaus Schwab's.

00:35:38.080 He says,

00:35:38.820 history began

00:35:39.920 when humans

00:35:41.180 invented gods

00:35:42.360 and will end

00:35:43.640 when humans

00:35:44.520 become gods,

00:35:45.820 but not all

00:35:47.040 humans.

00:35:47.760 As he makes

00:35:48.160 clear,

00:35:49.100 he says,

00:35:49.840 only the

00:35:50.720 non-useless

00:35:52.020 one will go

00:35:53.360 along with

00:35:54.120 transhumanism.

00:35:55.440 This is

00:35:56.500 what you

00:35:56.880 mean by

00:35:57.460 the great

00:35:57.880 reset.

00:35:59.320 He goes

00:36:00.420 on to

00:36:01.000 say,

00:36:03.420 where is

00:36:05.820 it here?

00:36:07.640 There's

00:36:08.280 another side

00:36:09.040 of all of

00:36:09.560 this,

00:36:09.840 probably

00:36:10.080 important

00:36:10.600 one.

00:36:11.440 Harari

00:36:11.840 considers

00:36:12.580 free will

00:36:13.420 a dangerous

00:36:14.620 myth,

00:36:15.960 a point

00:36:17.040 on which

00:36:17.400 neurosurgeon

00:36:18.180 Michael

00:36:18.620 Eggnor

00:36:19.240 has taken

00:36:20.140 issue with

00:36:20.980 him.

00:36:21.780 On the

00:36:22.240 contrary,

00:36:23.260 Eggnor

00:36:23.640 argues,

00:36:24.280 denial of

00:36:24.880 free will

00:36:25.420 is a

00:36:25.860 cornerstone

00:36:27.260 of

00:36:27.440 totalitarianism.

00:36:29.080 Without

00:36:29.280 free will,

00:36:30.180 we are

00:36:30.420 livestock,

00:36:31.360 without the

00:36:31.740 presumption of

00:36:32.420 innocent,

00:36:33.020 without actual

00:36:33.880 innocence,

00:36:34.480 and without

00:36:34.920 rights.

00:36:36.420 But see, 0.89

00:36:37.440 useless, 0.97

00:36:38.660 meaningless, 1.00

00:36:39.380 and worthless 0.99

00:36:40.160 people, 0.64

00:36:41.200 do any of

00:36:42.240 those things

00:36:42.900 come into

00:36:43.380 play at

00:36:44.060 all when

00:36:44.980 you're talking

00:36:45.560 about free

00:36:46.580 will?

00:36:47.540 Why do we

00:36:48.420 care about

00:36:48.940 somebody's

00:36:49.440 free will

00:36:49.900 if they

00:36:50.400 are useless,

00:36:52.140 meaningless, 0.99

00:36:52.560 and

00:36:53.500 worthless?

00:36:55.940 This is

00:36:56.680 the kind

00:36:57.160 of really

00:36:57.840 frightening

00:36:58.560 thinking that

00:36:59.380 is happening

00:36:59.960 and it's

00:37:00.900 the kind

00:37:01.280 of stuff

00:37:01.700 that they

00:37:02.080 didn't

00:37:02.460 have in

00:37:03.300 Germany

00:37:03.860 other than

00:37:05.220 Mein Kampf

00:37:06.540 and if

00:37:07.900 you read

00:37:08.240 the eugenics 0.99

00:37:08.900 journals and

00:37:09.880 if you

00:37:10.180 were a

00:37:10.520 doctor or

00:37:11.240 a nurse.

00:37:12.340 But everybody

00:37:12.880 thought,

00:37:13.520 ooh,

00:37:13.760 no,

00:37:13.940 it's the

00:37:14.840 new shiny

00:37:15.480 future.

00:37:17.300 And they

00:37:17.860 allowed it

00:37:18.340 to happen

00:37:18.880 because the

00:37:19.960 old system

00:37:20.800 wasn't working.

00:37:22.420 We must

00:37:23.280 not let

00:37:24.940 it happen

00:37:25.580 this time.

00:37:26.560 please educate

00:37:30.060 yourself and

00:37:31.100 your neighbors.

00:37:31.820 Don't waste

00:37:32.220 time on the

00:37:32.860 people who

00:37:33.500 don't have

00:37:34.380 any idea

00:37:35.080 what's going

00:37:35.780 on and

00:37:36.700 will call

00:37:37.860 you a 0.57

00:37:38.200 conspiracy

00:37:38.780 theorist.

00:37:40.260 And even

00:37:40.960 if you

00:37:41.240 present all

00:37:42.060 of the

00:37:42.340 facts,

00:37:42.800 they still

00:37:43.340 will call

00:37:43.720 you a 0.57

00:37:44.020 conspiracy

00:37:44.440 theorist.

00:37:45.080 No time

00:37:45.540 to waste

00:37:45.960 on those

00:37:46.300 people.

00:37:47.400 We need

00:37:47.640 20% of

00:37:48.580 this nation

00:37:49.200 to be

00:37:49.860 wide awake.

00:37:51.720 And the

00:37:51.900 way to do

00:37:52.540 that is,

00:37:53.600 I think,

00:37:54.500 my part of

00:37:55.740 it is

00:37:56.360 dark

00:37:56.840 future.

00:37:58.300 Your part

00:37:59.020 is to

00:37:59.520 read it,

00:38:00.180 to understand

00:38:00.820 it,

00:38:01.220 to look

00:38:01.660 at the

00:38:01.940 footnotes,

00:38:02.580 know the

00:38:03.080 information

00:38:03.620 inside and

00:38:04.240 out,

00:38:04.440 and then

00:38:04.800 find people

00:38:05.640 to share

00:38:06.180 it.

00:38:06.940 We need

00:38:07.640 to have

00:38:08.060 20%.

00:38:08.740 That is

00:38:09.140 a tipping

00:38:09.660 point.

00:38:10.540 If you

00:38:10.700 have 20%

00:38:11.700 of this

00:38:12.180 population

00:38:12.740 truly aware

00:38:14.120 and armed

00:38:15.040 with information,

00:38:16.960 it can't

00:38:17.760 happen.

00:38:18.640 But time

00:38:19.380 is of the

00:38:20.400 essence.

00:38:20.820 I said to

00:38:21.200 somebody

00:38:21.560 yesterday,

00:38:22.640 and I'd

00:38:22.880 love to get

00:38:23.260 your thought

00:38:23.740 on this,

00:38:24.660 Justin,

00:38:25.520 I said,

00:38:26.140 I think

00:38:27.040 I'm just

00:38:29.840 thinking they

00:38:30.240 said not

00:38:30.600 to say

00:38:30.880 this on

00:38:31.220 the air.

00:38:34.500 I think

00:38:35.420 we have

00:38:36.520 till the

00:38:39.200 election,

00:38:39.960 I think

00:38:40.300 we have

00:38:40.800 three to

00:38:43.840 five years

00:38:45.040 maximum

00:38:46.080 before

00:38:47.400 this is

00:38:48.820 all done

00:38:49.280 and you're

00:38:49.640 not turning

00:38:50.400 back.

00:38:52.260 Do you agree

00:38:52.880 with that?

00:38:54.400 I think

00:38:55.080 it's entirely

00:38:55.900 possible.

00:38:57.220 I think

00:38:57.900 it's so

00:38:58.800 hard to

00:38:59.740 predict

00:39:00.300 timelines

00:39:01.120 for all

00:39:01.700 of this

00:39:02.020 stuff,

00:39:02.440 which is

00:39:02.760 it's always

00:39:03.680 so difficult.

00:39:05.240 But there's

00:39:06.500 this really

00:39:06.940 great...

00:39:07.420 Well, let me

00:39:07.720 just give

00:39:08.040 it...

00:39:08.420 Let me

00:39:08.700 give you

00:39:08.940 an example

00:39:09.900 here.

00:39:10.620 We go

00:39:11.300 to war

00:39:11.720 with Russia

00:39:12.340 and Joe

00:39:13.280 Biden

00:39:13.580 wins.

00:39:14.620 I think

00:39:15.180 it's pretty

00:39:15.600 inevitable.

00:39:17.020 I think

00:39:17.380 it would

00:39:17.580 be...

00:39:18.260 I think

00:39:18.600 the next

00:39:19.040 presidential

00:39:19.520 election,

00:39:20.360 everyone in

00:39:20.920 the universe

00:39:21.300 says this

00:39:21.860 every election.

00:39:22.820 The next

00:39:23.180 presidential

00:39:23.600 election is

00:39:25.040 the most

00:39:25.500 important.

00:39:26.340 I mean,

00:39:26.980 it's not

00:39:28.220 the most

00:39:28.820 important

00:39:29.180 election in

00:39:29.660 American

00:39:30.000 history.

00:39:30.580 It may be

00:39:31.160 the most

00:39:31.820 important

00:39:32.240 election in

00:39:33.140 human history.

00:39:34.680 Literally,

00:39:36.040 it really is

00:39:36.760 that because

00:39:37.320 of the rapid

00:39:38.480 advancements in

00:39:39.260 this technology.

00:39:40.620 And one of

00:39:41.320 the things I

00:39:41.680 was skeptical

00:39:42.240 of, and

00:39:42.860 then I went

00:39:43.320 into doing

00:39:44.460 this research

00:39:45.000 with this

00:39:46.040 book, Dark

00:39:46.640 Future, and we

00:39:47.500 talk about it

00:39:48.060 in the book,

00:39:49.680 Ray Kurzweil,

00:39:50.920 and his

00:39:51.320 idea of

00:39:52.520 the acceleration

00:39:54.440 of technology,

00:39:55.860 and that when

00:39:56.280 you look at

00:39:56.820 the history

00:39:57.360 of the

00:39:57.840 development of

00:39:58.380 technology,

00:39:59.140 as technology

00:40:00.020 improves, it

00:40:01.900 accelerates the

00:40:03.660 development of

00:40:04.420 future technology.

00:40:06.000 And so the

00:40:06.600 gap between

00:40:07.540 changes gets

00:40:08.660 smaller and

00:40:09.460 smaller and

00:40:10.040 smaller and

00:40:10.560 smaller and

00:40:11.060 smaller.

00:40:11.420 So things keep

00:40:12.040 happening faster

00:40:12.940 and faster and

00:40:13.680 faster and

00:40:14.180 faster and

00:40:14.660 faster.

00:40:15.380 People have a

00:40:15.900 tendency to

00:40:16.300 think of

00:40:16.540 diminishing

00:40:17.080 returns.

00:40:17.880 So over

00:40:18.160 time, as

00:40:18.840 technology

00:40:19.680 develops, you

00:40:20.440 know, the

00:40:20.760 difference

00:40:21.120 between big

00:40:21.960 gaps is not

00:40:23.020 that big of

00:40:23.500 a deal, but

00:40:24.300 actually the

00:40:24.940 opposite is

00:40:25.520 true.

00:40:25.980 Things happen

00:40:26.680 faster and

00:40:27.580 faster.

00:40:28.080 So when you're

00:40:28.500 trying to

00:40:28.900 estimate timelines

00:40:29.860 in a universe

00:40:30.620 where everything

00:40:31.620 is constantly

00:40:32.440 getting exponentially

00:40:33.820 faster, and

00:40:35.240 we're seeing

00:40:35.600 developments that

00:40:36.400 were unimaginable

00:40:37.460 10 years ago,

00:40:38.880 we're seeing that

00:40:39.380 now.

00:40:40.300 A lot of people

00:40:40.800 could not imagine

00:40:41.620 what we're seeing,

00:40:42.260 95% of people,

00:40:43.580 and now we're

00:40:44.060 seeing it and

00:40:44.660 it's common.

00:40:45.540 ChatGPT is one

00:40:46.340 of those things.

00:40:47.340 There were

00:40:47.600 people who

00:40:47.960 thought that

00:40:48.200 was impossible,

00:40:49.060 really.

00:40:49.720 And now it's

00:40:50.800 just there.

00:40:52.160 Anyone can go

00:40:53.180 do ChatGPT.

00:40:54.600 And by the

00:40:56.040 way, it gets

00:40:56.740 faster and

00:40:57.340 faster.

00:40:57.780 Ray Kurzweil

00:40:58.480 did not

00:40:59.500 understand or

00:41:00.960 did not take

00:41:01.660 into account at

00:41:02.780 that time things

00:41:04.460 like ChatGPT,

00:41:05.520 where it is

00:41:06.180 teaching itself

00:41:07.400 without us.

00:41:08.920 And the

00:41:09.160 timeline in

00:41:09.920 computer time

00:41:10.820 compared to

00:41:11.880 the timeline in

00:41:12.840 human time is

00:41:13.720 greatly diminished.

00:41:17.100 So it does get

00:41:18.260 faster.

00:41:19.080 Yes.

00:41:19.440 And just one

00:41:20.440 thing, we put

00:41:21.060 this in the

00:41:21.380 book as well,

00:41:21.820 the timeline

00:41:22.400 doesn't matter

00:41:23.180 all that much.

00:41:24.020 What matters is

00:41:24.820 that we're moving

00:41:25.620 in that direction.

00:41:26.860 Whenever it

00:41:27.320 happens, it's

00:41:29.060 going to happen

00:41:29.620 if we don't

00:41:30.440 turn things

00:41:31.040 around right

00:41:31.560 now.

The Glenn Beck Program - July 12, 2023

Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Carol Roth & Justin Haskins ｜ 7⧸12⧸23

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