00:03:42.840Then they came out right after it was passed, and one of their advisors said,
00:03:46.420It's right there. It was a Trojan horse. Yes, of course, this will fail and it will roll into universal health care.
00:03:53.580It's just a matter of time. Well, the time has passed and now we're going there.
00:03:57.600If you want what Canada is going through, where they do have death panels, you'll go for the universal health care.
00:04:06.560And a lot of people will go for it. We must not.
00:04:09.860That's a fifth of our economy, and as an extra special benefit, it will decide who lives and dies, and you won't have any choice, and there will be no place to run, because Europe already has all of this.
00:05:24.260Because these are the ones that do not believe in fossil fuels.
00:05:31.200And so they're now, announced yesterday, going to go after all of those deals.
00:05:36.960Then they came out and said, we're also going to investigate corporate America.
00:05:44.620There is a 181-page dossier now that identifies hundreds of executives and companies for them to investigate after they take control of the House and the Senate.
00:33:29.780So what I'm getting at is I don't, historically, I don't see any restrictions on foreign policy except within the Republican party that's, you know, his cabinet or anything like that.
00:33:42.620Domestically, he wasn't getting, to be candid, Glenn, he wasn't really getting things through because he had a narrow, you know, you know that better than I do.
00:33:51.140He had a lot of, I don't know why, I don't mean a derogatory term, but rhinos or people who were moderates or they were in purple states and they couldn't vote for him.
00:33:58.340whatever the reason so the main thing is he's got to keep that 45 seat or i don't know if it's going
00:34:07.000to shrink to 44 minority and they have to be locked solid because if they get down to 40
00:34:14.060then you're going to start this yeah yeah that's all over so that's the main thing to keep keep the
00:34:21.320the senate minority united and i think after the other thing very quickly glenn is that
00:34:27.440we it's all doom and gloom everybody's blaming each other but
00:34:31.680they don't really we're in the eye of the hurricane i'll take you give you an example
00:34:36.660165 000 new jobs were just announced i know i know and they were saying 45 a month ago the poverty
00:34:45.000rate is at an all-time low at 10.5 the per the per capita family income is 87 000 a new record
00:34:53.620the gdp was just we revised at 3.4 and the atlanta fed said it'll be five by the end of the year
00:35:01.260geez what it's it's actually nobody's talking we're just fighting and we are in the midst of
00:35:08.440a boom that is emerging and i look back at 2020 when the red wave dissipated and why did the blue
00:35:16.340wave not so i compared the data the stock market is 20 at least until yesterday was 20 000 points
00:35:24.580higher now than when biden stopped the red wave and income is 14 000 higher than it was just four
00:35:32.280years ago so then people say it's it's inflation it's gas well no it isn't because that was a 9.1
00:35:40.700record inflation year in 2022. And gas on election day was somewhere between $3.95 and $4.05. It's
00:35:50.380$4.06 today. So what I'm getting at, the economy was a wreck. The GDP was lower. The inflation was
00:35:58.120three times higher. The gas was about the same. People were furious about Africa. So what was
00:36:05.200the difference and i think the only thing i could come up with is donald trump came in with a 21
00:36:11.180inflation rate and people said he'll lower it but yeah you can't do that unless you have a recession
00:36:18.300or deflationary depression so he lowered the rate of inflation to 2.4 the first year even this year
00:36:24.860it's going to be less than half of the it'll be about half or a little bit more than the five
00:36:29.680percent that biden averaged every year but they never i think there weren't people that went out
00:36:35.740to the people and said prices are high and we can't lower those but we can lower the rate
00:36:41.740inflation and we can increase the the per capita family income so you can absorb that i think part
00:36:46.820of the problem with donald trump was they had nobody telling the story they had no one telling
00:36:52.720the story and they needed to do that um i'm glad to hear you say that you know he can keep moving
00:37:01.940forward can't with with the things that they're going to do in congress um and just the investigations
00:37:08.760and and everything else how much do you think this is going to affect just just just the threat
00:37:15.300of shutting down all the ai data centers and everything else and saying we are going to start
00:37:21.660regulating just the threats that they can make it's going to be i think the republicans are0.95
00:37:28.020really i know that they feel ai but ai whether we like it or not it's either going to be a chinese
00:37:32.840future or it's going to be our future and we're better custodian and you know what on i just
00:37:39.040looked in preparation this morning i looked at the top 10 companies in ai software digital media
00:37:47.380satellite launches and nine out of the top 10 in almost every category are american this is
00:37:53.740phenomenal 31 trillion dollars gdp 10 trillion more than 400 1.4 billion chinese can achieve
00:38:02.500we did that with 330 million but that story i never heard it i heard scott besant try to do it
00:38:09.340yeah but i thought i thought all the cabinet members leading up to the midterm would be
00:38:13.640talking about the economy but and trying to explain why the prices went up but i'm really
00:38:20.220discouraged that have you been watching this civil war where everybody's just tearing each
00:38:25.460they're tearing each other apart i know and we're splitting apart and rubio's like neocon and vance
00:38:32.460is awful and it's just it's and when they're fighting and they don't realize that they have
00:38:38.120a common enemy i don't want to use that dimming up but a common opponent that even the thought of
00:38:43.900those people gaining power has already spooked the investors on wall street and so what do we
00:38:52.000have to do what what is the message that brings us that that can that can be a message that you
00:38:57.220can start to build now that will take us into 2030 what what should we be standing for i think we
00:39:04.400need to say we have been doing we we have been doing the right thing on the economy and the
00:39:11.140fruits of it are already manifest and we've got to talk about that and the only missing link
00:39:15.820is affordability and that was not our fault but it is our responsibility to lower it and we're
00:39:21.140going to do that and here's how and then we have to say whatever your views are uh overseas iran
00:39:29.260is a controversial country and we are culpable because we didn't explain fully to the american
00:39:34.840people that you when you have a 93 million 93 uh million size state that has been the largest
00:39:42.400strongest most formidable terrorist state in the world that spooked seven presidents it was an
00:39:49.680enormous under cake to dismantle its nuclear program and we we have achieved it almost
00:39:55.820and tell tell people that and we'd have no apologies but we're not i think the problem was
00:40:02.340and i'm not finger finger pointing i think after 38 days we had done 90 of the damage
00:40:08.940that we just looked at pickaxe mountain said if there's residual we do it and then we keep the
00:40:15.240straight open and we keep these sanctions on and then we arm let the israelis arm this kurds0.52
00:40:22.560instead of saying turkey doesn't like it and go home and say, you know what,0.50
00:40:50.500This regime had killed 40,000 of its own people, and now they have – let them stew in their own juice and let this restive population, as the economy tightens in Iran, they will eventually come back out.0.63
00:41:13.200Let me, I'm very concerned about the elections that are coming up in Europe, how that's going to play out, all of the unrest there.
00:41:22.040This, I kind of feel in a way, it's very nuanced here, but in a way, what we saw on Tuesday was the first global election of my lifetime.0.92
00:41:32.740Because the forces of Marxism and Islamism, that is a global effort all over the West.
00:41:40.700I'm not saying they coordinated or anything like that, but they were working towards the same goal and helping each other in each other's states.0.85
00:41:49.340I mean, the iron broom that Slotkin talked about is a Polish term, and she was over there and learned it from them, and that's what they're doing, and now she's saying that's what we're going to do here.
00:42:00.140How concerned are you about the stability of Europe in the next 12 months?0.94
00:42:04.220I'm very, very concerned, and especially because the forces that are on our side look toward the United States.0.79
00:42:13.060The Islamicists and the socialists say, we've never been able to make inroads to the United States.0.65