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00:00:30.000 Today's show is really different. Agree or disagree with it. It's really about staying the course and making sure you know how to judge truth and how diligent you need to be on that.

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00:01:12.760 Really fascinating stuff, especially about the war that you don't want to miss, all on today's podcast.

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00:02:20.780 Hello, America.

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00:03:03.940 for standing with us. Now let's get to work. You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck

00:03:17.780 program. I want you to take a look at the world that we are standing in. A war with Iran that is 0.98

00:03:24.960 already drawn in the United States and Israel and starting to separate people.

00:03:32.020 Oil routes are threatened, missiles crossing borders, regional powers trembling,

00:03:36.280 the Vatican pleading for bombs to stop.

00:03:38.660 There is a description of these times at the end of the Bible.

00:03:45.560 It's wars and rumors of wars.

00:03:49.420 And that's the way everything kind of feels right now.

00:03:53.520 You know, you might have heard your father, your grandfather say,

00:03:57.160 there are no atheists in a foxhole. 0.87

00:03:59.240 the prospect of war even one across the world makes people reach for ancient stories and holy

00:04:06.780 books whether you're religious or not it happens and there is something unsettling that is going on

00:04:15.340 and something about this war in particular that makes us think about the ancient world

00:04:20.920 and the beginning of everything but also the end of everything you know whether that's nuclear war

00:04:27.300 or the apocalypse. Things that none of us want to think about. We don't want to think about those

00:04:31.580 things. Christians believe that upheaval, apostasy, calamity, a moral collapse are signs of the end,

00:04:40.840 but we don't know when that end is. This has happened over and over again all throughout

00:04:44.960 history. Some Jews look at Israel restored in their land, surrounded by enemies, and asking

00:04:51.040 whether, wow, is history moving to the place where the Messiah, as promised to the Jews, 0.57

00:04:57.780 is coming. Muslims, especially with the Shia eschatology, they hear this language of oppression 1.00

00:05:06.540 and chaos and deception and war and ask whether, is Trump the Dijal? Is he the Antichrist?

00:05:15.520 They're actually saying that in parts of the Middle East. He might be the Antichrist. 0.54

00:05:19.900 is the Mahadi coming, and their own tradition speaks of widespread injustice and the Mahadi

00:05:27.420 being revealed, Jesus comes back, but not as Jesus as, you know, anyway, the deceiver

00:05:33.340 falling, the great Satan falling, and history rushing towards a reckoning.

00:05:41.380 So let me talk to you about what's happening here.

00:05:45.040 What do you see happening?

00:05:46.040 the world's great faiths are not suddenly agreeing on on every doctrine they're doing

00:05:52.580 something more haunting than that they are all staring at the same storm each from a different

00:05:58.520 tower each from a different text each with a different vocabulary but they're all looking

00:06:03.880 at the horizon and saying in one form or another this may not be ordinary

00:06:10.560 civilizations don't merely collapse from bad economics or failed diplomacy sometimes they do

00:06:20.300 they collapse when they lose any sense that eternity has a claim on them

00:06:28.680 when nothing is sacred and everything becomes negotiable and we have been here in the last 25

00:06:36.500 years. Marriage is negotiable. Truth is negotiable. Whose truth? What truth? Your truth. Children

00:06:45.160 become negotiable. They're not your children. They belong to somebody else, the school, the state. We

00:06:50.580 can do whatever we want because they're not underage, really. We can adjust their body. How do you know

00:06:57.000 what sex is. Justice is negotiable. Even human life is negotiable. And once people have lost 0.78

00:07:07.660 the permanent, they become the perfect prey for the intermediate. And that's where we 1.00

00:07:15.460 are right now. And believe it or not, everyone in every land on planet Earth is prey. We

00:07:24.940 are all distracted by notification we are hypnotized by politics we are consumed by work

00:07:32.040 we're buried in debt we're entertained to death we're arguing about personalities while the

00:07:38.660 foundations of the world shake beneath our feet and yet we don't stop and say what are we really

00:07:45.280 arguing for here what i mean there's something bigger here the deepest question is not whether

00:07:51.740 this is the end of days the deepest question is if it were the end of days would we even notice

00:07:59.880 or are we all too busy scrolling too busy branding ourselves too busy chasing comfort

00:08:07.980 too busy treating the soul like an afterthought

00:08:11.420 i've been thinking about this a lot over the last few weeks and uh

00:08:20.080 it is important that you hear me if there's even a possibility that this is such a time

00:08:28.220 then our conversations are absurd we should be talking less about who won the you know clip of

00:08:36.280 the day war and more about whether we are right with our maker less about endless outrage machine

00:08:44.760 and more about repentance and forgiveness and courage

00:08:47.780 and discipline and empathy and mercy.

00:08:53.360 When's the last time your social media said to you,

00:08:57.280 what kind of man are you becoming?

00:09:01.060 When's the last time you pondered that?

00:09:03.140 What kind of a woman am I becoming?

00:09:06.020 What have I taught through my actions,

00:09:08.440 through the way I live my life,

00:09:10.960 what have I taught my children to worship?

00:09:12.840 Comfort? Success? Identity? Tribe? Or truth?

00:09:21.440 Do they know what truth is?

00:09:26.160 Have I made peace with my neighbor? Have I made peace with my family?

00:09:31.100 Have I told my family what matters most and am I living my life that way?

00:09:37.560 Have I lived my life as though history is random?

00:09:42.840 Or have I lived my life, and am I living my life today, knowing that one day I will have to answer for the life and for every minute I was given?

00:10:00.600 For over 30 years, I have made a living looking ahead, connecting dots.

00:10:12.840 Sometimes seeing patterns before they fully form.

00:10:16.680 And if you've listened to me for any length of time, you know this already, but there's a lot of times I am not right.

00:10:25.320 I'll say it.

00:10:26.020 There are a lot of times I am out and out wrong.

00:10:29.840 Things I misunderstood.

00:10:31.860 Times I moved too fast.

00:10:33.600 Times I trusted the wrong sources.

00:10:36.120 Filled in the gaps with my own conclusions.

00:10:38.280 That's real and that's all on me.

00:10:42.840 But there is another part of my record that matters, because when you step back and you look at the arc, there are moments, if you've been listening to me for a long time, that are hard to ignore.

00:10:55.960 In 1999, I spoke about Osama bin Laden, and I said there will be a major terrorist attack on New York City with blood, bodies, and buildings in the streets.

00:11:07.680 Two years later, it happened.

00:11:09.360 In the early 2000s, I warned about our financial system, stressed beyond reason, something that could snap and take the world down with it.

00:11:18.880 In 2008, it did.

00:11:23.900 I thought it would lead us to a Great Depression.

00:11:26.500 I was wrong because I didn't see TARP.

00:11:28.340 But when I saw TARP, I said, these interventions, the bailouts, they're going to stabilize things in the short term.

00:11:34.260 They'll fundamentally change our system, and they will delay a deeper reckoning.

00:11:38.320 and that deeper reckoning is still ahead it's not a victory lap this is a timeline i've talked

00:11:44.120 about the ideological movements the marxist anarchist islamist forming strange alliances

00:11:48.760 that nobody said could nobody could say they would ever do i was crazy for saying it i warned

00:11:55.940 that they would create chaos in the middle east and then chaos in europe and it would lead to 0.97

00:12:02.720 Massive migration waves that would test the cohesion of all Western nations. 0.99

00:12:08.120 It would come here to America and cause chaos in America. 0.99

00:12:11.940 And its plan was to topple the Western world and Western civilization. 0.90

00:12:16.720 That was something that was nuts when I first said it.

00:12:21.160 It's not really now, is it?

00:12:24.920 Years ago, I spoke about artificial intelligence in terms that sounded extreme at the time,

00:12:30.580 that we could reach something like AGI around 2030, that it would disrupt not five or 10% of

00:12:36.180 our jobs, but something closer to half of our jobs. That put me back then way on the edge of

00:12:42.540 the fringe, lunatic fringe. Now I'm much closer to the center of the conversation. And that wasn't

00:12:49.440 about jobs. That was about losing truth. So how do you reconcile the two truths that I have,

00:12:58.060 that I'm wrong a lot, and then I have these things that are like shocking.

00:13:08.040 Here's the only answer I can give you.

00:13:11.000 I know the difference between when I'm reasoning something out

00:13:18.260 and when something feels placed in front of me.

00:13:23.020 And you can call that intuition, you can call that pattern recognition,

00:13:26.100 you can call that experience. I call it listening to the spirit. I'm not going to force that on you,

00:13:32.940 but I will tell you, I don't take credit for the moments that turned out right.

00:13:37.560 Because I know they were not engineered or reasoned out by me. I know it, and only I know it.

00:13:45.060 So I can't prove that to you. But I have learned the hard way to be very, very careful about

00:13:52.520 telling those two things apart because when it's just me when it's just my analysis my guess my

00:13:58.620 conclusion i hold that loosely i expect to be challenged i expect to revise that's why i say

00:14:04.200 to you all the time in monologues especially in the last few months but especially about this war

00:14:10.040 i don't know it could i could be wrong on this that's me i'm trying to send you a signal whenever

00:14:16.340 you hear me say that i'm sending you the signal this is my pattern recognition ability it is my

00:14:23.680 reason it is it's a chance that i am really wrong on this that's what i'm trying to tell you when i

00:14:30.880 say that but when it's something else something that arrives fully formed and also as a weight

00:14:44.560 and a clarity and an urgency, I have learned do not dismiss or ignore it.

00:14:57.200 And that's what I want to talk to you about today. I'm not going to make a prediction or

00:15:03.160 lay out a timeline or a headline. I today want to pass a warning I feel more than compelled

00:15:12.940 to share with you. Time matters right now in a way that is hard to explain with any

00:15:22.420 kind of chart or data. The world is not falling apart randomly. There is a direction to it

00:15:31.280 And there is awareness beyond what we can see.

00:15:38.240 I feel compelled to tell you none of this is a surprise to God.

00:15:47.180 None of this is catching him off guard.

00:15:49.980 None of this is outside of his view, and neither are you.

00:15:54.760 I believe deeply that people are being called, quietly, individually, across different faiths, countries, different lives, not all with the same words, but with the same pull.

00:16:09.180 You might feel it yourself, a pull to get closer to him, to simplify, to spit yourself out of the system, to return to the basics of how we are supposed to live.

00:16:22.400 And I don't mean go live in a log cabin.

00:16:25.740 I mean the way you're supposed to live in your own home.

00:16:31.060 Because the times ahead are not going to be easy.

00:16:35.360 There is going to be confusion.

00:16:37.220 If you think you're confused now, you won't.

00:16:39.200 You haven't seen anything.

00:16:40.620 And there are going to be voices, loud, convincing voices that will try to pull you off course.

00:16:46.520 And some will sound really righteous.

00:16:48.720 some you will agree listen to everything but mainly listen to him some will sound like they're

00:16:56.780 right for a while one percent off course is going to make a big difference they will sound urgent

00:17:02.800 and they will sound like they have all the answers they don't i don't i don't

00:17:09.760 i was talking with my staff this morning about the state of america

00:17:15.460 and we talked about how it reminds us of the battles in the bible where the enemy is just

00:17:22.340 consumed with the spirit of confusion like a fog over their camp and they just start killing their

00:17:27.960 brothers and their allies instead of who they're supposed to be fighting they just all turn on each

00:17:31.740 other that fog has clearly fallen over america and we're watching right now the left rip itself

00:17:40.040 apart for years and it gobble other parts of the left and now the right is joining in

00:17:47.280 but beyond politics we're ripping each other apart in our own families in our marriages

00:17:54.160 the spirit of confusion has us attacking the people we're supposed to be fighting with

00:17:59.940 and not against. And it is a thick, thick fog. And it's easy to get lost in if you don't have

00:18:08.480 your footing. If you're not grounded in something deeper than what's happening right now, you can

00:18:16.100 and will get lost. Now, let me give you some good news. We make it. We make it. It's going to be

00:18:25.220 fascinating to see how God solves all this, but we make it. However this unfolds, however difficult

00:18:30.640 the road becomes, the story doesn't end in darkness. There is something on the other side

00:18:37.180 that is glorious and worth enduring for, something better than what anyone has ever known.

00:18:47.640 But getting there requires preparation, not just in what you store or plan, but in who you are.

00:18:59.620 One of these days I'm going to tell you some things about.

00:19:05.040 I always know when trouble is coming because I come under attack and my family is under attack now like it's never been.

00:19:12.940 I mean, it's been bad in other times, and it's playing on me.

00:19:19.620 You have to get these things cleared up.

00:19:22.380 Your family matters.

00:19:23.400 Your faith matters.

00:19:24.900 Your daily choices matter more than any headline.

00:19:29.680 I told my wife yesterday, we have to double our work on feeding the hungry.

00:19:33.500 We have to double our work on telling the truth, leaving your sins, loving your children fiercely like they're the only thing that matters.

00:19:45.380 Honor your vows. Pray like heaven is real.

00:19:49.580 Read the ancient words again.

00:19:52.200 Stand down from hatred.

00:19:53.820 Step away from the lie that politics will save only what repentance can save.

00:20:05.920 And you know what? I hope I'm wrong.

00:20:08.700 And if this is not the beginning of some grand chapter, those are still the right things to do.

00:20:15.840 we all need to live our life as if you know the life that we live as if the messiah is near is

00:20:23.840 the life we should live even if he's not so don't get distracted don't chase every new voice don't

00:20:32.000 trust any voice including mine trust the still small voice don't dismiss it ever do it do what

00:20:42.640 he tells you to do and you know the difference between yours and his it's usually something you

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00:22:22.440 now back to the podcast this is the best of the glenbeck program let me go to john uh solomon i

00:22:29.660 know your site is leading with the uh the chinese spy can you give us an update on that john before

00:22:34.740 we get into the rest of the news of the day yeah listen uh five years almost six years after the

00:22:41.080 u.s intelligence community first discovered that china had uh gained access to americans

00:22:46.820 voter registration data we're finally finding out the congress had no idea the president had no idea

00:22:52.920 the american public had no idea that's kind of remarkable because two years ago in great britain

00:22:57.700 when Great Britain revealed that its voter registration data had been accessed by China,

00:23:03.440 hacked by China, there was national recrimination. There was a national crisis.

00:23:08.380 Major changes to security. There were people who were fired. There were hearings and blue

00:23:12.640 ribbon panels. Great Britain took such a breach of the election system very seriously. But in

00:23:18.920 America, the CIA, the FBI, the DHS, in the end of the Trump, in the beginning of the Biden era,

00:23:25.820 just deep-sixed it, didn't let anybody

00:23:27.920 know. So we head into the

00:23:29.760 2026 election. Not even the president.

00:23:32.080 Yeah, does not, and there's not evidence

00:23:33.840 that the president, but the reason I say that

00:23:35.680 is because

00:23:36.960 we have now a report from

00:23:39.760 the ombudsman for the United States

00:23:41.700 Intelligence Community, and that

00:23:43.660 ombudsman wrote that, his name is Barry

00:23:45.620 Zoloff, and he wrote that this

00:23:47.600 evidence was kept from the president

00:23:49.560 himself, specifically

00:23:51.260 because U.S. intelligence analysts

00:23:53.700 inside the CIA, inside the FBI,

00:23:55.620 inside the Homeland Security Department, didn't like Donald Trump.

00:23:59.040 They called him the Bulgarian in the Oval Office.

00:24:01.040 That's actually what they wrote about their commander-in-chief in their own emails,

00:24:05.020 and that they chose not to brief on this because they didn't want Donald Trump's policies on China to succeed.

00:24:12.560 So you have an intelligence committee caught red-handed putting their political interest ahead of their country's interest.

00:24:20.060 John, when is any of this going to make any difference?

00:24:23.240 That's a great question, right?

00:24:24.740 We're a week into these revelations.

00:24:26.760 The White House hasn't driven a narrative from the podium.

00:24:29.020 You don't see Carolyn Levin talk about it on the podium, even though the evidence is absolutely dispositive.

00:24:34.080 We put the declassified evidence into the, you know, the president has put it up on truth.

00:24:39.260 He's raised some concerns about it.

00:24:41.140 The president's intelligence advisory board, chaired by Devin Nunes, they announced today that they're going to be investigating this.

00:24:49.100 senator ron johnson is seeking the documents from the senate public uh permanent subcommittee on

00:24:55.160 investigations but the administration which has everything to gain in helping the american people

00:25:00.360 understand this fix it for instance where we got a debate going on in the senate right now over the

00:25:07.500 save act the save america no none of the senators know if their state was hacked by china that's

00:25:14.160 something that the trump administration bureaucracy could do today they could set up briefings for

00:25:19.500 the senators and give them that information i don't know i don't know a pair they can only

00:25:24.340 handle one thing at a time democrats can handle five things at a time right but we we seem

00:25:28.620 preoccupied this administration has proven that they can handle a hundred things at a time i don't

00:25:33.060 i don't buy into that yeah well if they choose to but here's here's a situation they knew it was

00:25:38.120 coming uh the white house knew this was coming the cia knew it was coming the dni knew it was

00:25:42.860 coming they released the documents uh but they've yet to uh contact the senators and tell them what

00:25:48.220 states are there and so i continue to ask those questions we've got more coming who wins it who

00:25:55.080 wins if we don't pay attention to this i'm trying to figure out motive on why you wouldn't say

00:26:00.680 anything who i think what is to gain right trying to win right if their capabilities are still

00:26:07.080 preserved because there hasn't been the sort of alert that great britain did and then one could

00:26:11.580 argue the Democratic Party does. And I say that only because of the documents that Kash Patel

00:26:16.660 released last June that we broke here at just the news in June of last year, that China sent

00:26:23.100 tens of thousands of fake driver's licenses into Chicago O'Hare report to be distributed around

00:26:29.380 the country. And the goal of that, according to the FBI's own counterintelligence sources inside

00:26:34.800 china was for china to register people to fake people to vote for joe biden help joe biden beat

00:26:41.560 president trump in the 2020 election now we intercepted those but it's pretty clear that

00:26:46.360 china either has a preference with the democratic party or some sort of alliance with the democratic

00:26:50.860 party based on what the fbi wrote john can you believe you live in this time i mean yeah any

00:27:00.860 Any other time, any other time in our lifetimes, this would have shut everything down.

00:27:08.560 Yeah, it should shut everything down.

00:27:10.140 We should put our defenses up.

00:27:11.440 We should fix it.

00:27:11.960 By the way, it's eminently fixable.

00:27:13.600 But the partisan divide in America makes everybody see red when they want to see green and when green, when they want to see red.

00:27:20.000 There is no bipartisanship.

00:27:22.660 Party becomes before country.

00:27:24.620 And you see this sort of gridlock driven by partisan blockage.

00:27:30.860 It's terrifying.

00:27:32.100 How is the Save America Act?

00:27:35.360 You've judged these things for forever.

00:27:37.560 You've seen them.

00:27:39.460 Anything going to happen with that?

00:27:41.120 I think it gets skinnied down.

00:27:42.760 I think at the end of the day, some of the other provisions, including a ban on absentee voting for most Americans, will be preserved because several red states like Arizona do it.

00:27:53.020 Georgia does it. 0.95

00:27:53.780 Florida does it pretty effectively.

00:27:54.940 But if they skinny it down to voter ID and to citizenship checks, which are 85 percent popular in the American public, there is a good chance that they can pick up six or seven senators, particularly when senators start to find out that their state was acting one of the targets of this Chinese influence operation. 0.67

00:28:14.280 I think that's a very big thing. That's going to come out. Listen, we're going to keep on the CIA. We're going to keep on the DNI.

00:28:19.080 We are going to find out which states there are.

00:28:21.040 We're told it's as many as 18.

00:28:23.040 We're going to stay on it until every state knows that they were impacted by China's Mao influence operations.

00:28:28.900 Do you have any states so far?

00:28:30.880 None, none, none whatsoever.

00:28:32.640 No, but we expect that in the next round of documents.

00:28:36.320 Talk to me a little bit about the FBI.

00:28:38.380 They seized the records for Maricopa County.

00:28:40.580 This seems like a million years ago now.

00:28:42.720 and are we are we relitigating this or have they found anything significant i think in georgia and

00:28:52.740 fulton county and arizona maricopa county the two big urban centers the metropolises for voting in

00:28:58.080 those two states the goal of the fbi is to find out much like uh at the end of the day um gangsters

00:29:05.300 sometimes get caught not on their mobster activities but sometimes on taxes or technical

00:29:10.300 violations to hold accountable those state and city and county officials who didn't follow their

00:29:17.040 state election laws. There's one unique part to the laws that the Democratic Party helped pass

00:29:22.080 in the 1960s, and it says that if a state doesn't follow the laws of the books for the elections,

00:29:28.240 and it does so knowingly and willingly, by the way, a county and a city as well, if there's a

00:29:33.220 knowful and willful effort not to follow the laws on the books for the state election when it's a

00:29:38.580 federal election, it becomes a federal offense. And so I think what the FBI is trying to create,

00:29:43.020 what the Justice Department is trying to create, is deterrence, which is we may prosecute people

00:29:47.620 for not following the laws in 2022 and 2024 so that they do follow the laws going forward in

00:29:53.680 elections. What are those laws? Keeping the voter rolls dirty when they're supposed to be cleaned

00:29:57.560 up. You see a lot of problems with that. Just last week, Harmeet Dillon reviewed. She's going

00:30:02.100 through some of these voter rolls. She's found tens of thousands of non-citizens who made it

00:30:05.980 onto the voter rolls, and she hasn't even gotten to California and New York and some of the big

00:30:10.380 states yet. That's a problem. The law in those states says that non-citizens should not be on

00:30:15.400 the voter rolls. Changing the ballots so that the ballots go out whether someone requests them or

00:30:21.180 not. Some states ban that from happening, or they don't do voter identification like signature

00:30:28.120 matches, which are required in Arizona, or photo ID matches, which were required in Wisconsin but

00:30:34.920 waived in some circumstances in 2020. If those officials are showed to have done that in violation

00:30:40.840 of the laws that their legislatures put up, they can be charged federally. And that'll be the first

00:30:45.340 accountability we had for a loosey-goosey election system that has kind of been wandering about

00:30:50.080 without structure for about 20 years now. It just gets worse every election. We're now seeing an

00:30:55.000 administration committed to holding the states to the laws they say around the books so that

00:31:00.260 everybody's treated equally. And if you don't do it, you could be prosecuted.

00:31:04.920 That'd be refreshing. I believe it when I see it. The next thing on this same kind of subject is J.D. Vance going in after all of the corruption. And, John, I firmly believe, I'll bet you a third of our deficit is just waste and bribery and corruption.

00:31:26.940 um and uh it's going to be found everywhere are we making any progress on this and will anybody

00:31:35.820 actually be held accountable i believe that a uh a system is falling into place right now we're

00:31:43.140 seeing in minnesota mass prosecutions we're up over 120 people that's a large criminal case

00:31:48.800 um i think at the end of the day california is just starting to ramp up new york is starting

00:31:53.660 wrapping up. You are exactly right. If you look at the GAO report, it estimates anywhere from

00:31:59.200 $500 to $700 billion a year, which is about a third of the discretionary budget of the United

00:32:04.740 States, is wasted either through going to dead people, going to ineligible people, going to

00:32:09.920 foreign con men, going to domestic con men or con women. That is something that you don't need 1.00

00:32:16.560 Congress to fix if you just enforce the rules that are on the book. And there's some really

00:32:20.240 simple things that I think you'll see J.D. Vance get done right away. Most grant programs,

00:32:26.380 most entitlement programs still don't check the dead person database at the Social Security for

00:32:31.860 sending out a check. Now, that's just simple, basic due diligence. That could save a lot of

00:32:37.220 money or tens of billions of dollars just doing that. Checking to see if someone says that they're

00:32:41.980 living in Alabama, but their check is being sent to Moldova or Russia, not to pick on any particular

00:32:47.340 the country. That would find a lot of the foreign fraud that we saw rampant during the COVID-19. 0.96

00:32:53.260 It's like that easy? Literally that easy?

00:32:56.480 I have the former comptroller of the United States, who's I think one of the smartest guys to,

00:33:00.860 he's been saying this for 20 years. Nobody's been listening to him. I think J.D. Vance has dialed in

00:33:05.440 these three simple recommendations from the comptroller of the United States. The third is

00:33:09.720 go in there every year. The GAO identifies high risk programs, programs that clearly

00:33:14.380 don't have protections in place and have a long history of wasting money just implement the

00:33:19.760 recommendations which most agencies have not done uh those three things the comptroller of the

00:33:25.140 united states said could save between 300 and 500 billion dollars here not a single law needs to be

00:33:29.960 passed by congress not a single rescission needs to happen just that alone if jd vance achieved

00:33:35.640 that that would be an extraordinary gift to the american public uh is that why they went after

00:33:41.820 dilemma so hard oh yeah you're hanging over the holy grail and you see now what the holy grail

00:33:48.320 looks like right when you when you dissect minnesota it is a it is a plot that the

00:33:54.300 democrats have first open up the border then get non-profits to move people to the blue cities and

00:34:00.060 blue states where you're trying to ramp up your apportionment where you're trying to ramp up your

00:34:04.380 representation uh where you're trying to ramp up your federal funds algorithm and then keep them

00:34:10.780 there by letting them defraud programs so that they're happy and they're making good money off

00:34:15.520 the taxpayer, because then you get another congressional seat or you get an X amount of

00:34:19.860 extra billions of dollars a year. It's that, it's that coordinated. We see it. That's why

00:34:25.360 when these whistleblowers came out in Minnesota and said, we told the governor, we told the

00:34:29.200 attorney general, they weren't interested in looking at it. There's a system that the Democrats

00:34:32.980 have built. And I think right now for the first time you're seeing it being dismantled piece by

00:34:38.100 piece i fear you know politicians are politicians i don't care left or right yeah do you think this

00:34:46.580 is happening in the red states as well oh absolutely it happens everywhere yeah at the

00:34:51.560 end of the day because you know what happens is uh you know the the head bones connected to the

00:34:56.320 shoulder bone the backbone is down to the leg bone by the time you get to the leg bone there's some

00:35:00.400 a man or woman in a blue city in a red state that's deciding whether you're going to get that

00:35:05.280 money or not, whether I'm going to check the voter, the dead database. And so getting, because

00:35:10.760 the federal distributions keeps going downstream, it eventually gets to either a crooked or an

00:35:15.820 incompetent bureaucracy at the local level that administers those funds. That's what you see in

00:35:19.960 Minnesota most times. Everybody knew there were problems with the autism program. Everybody knew

00:35:25.300 there were problems with the food program. Everybody knew there were problems with the

00:35:29.120 childcare program, but the people at the bottom of the food chain, they didn't care and they didn't

00:35:33.480 intervene. Now, do they not care for political reasons? Do they not care because they just

00:35:36.960 weren't good at their job? We don't know the answer to that. But when those people start

00:35:41.000 getting indicted because they weren't good stewards of the money, you're going to see

00:35:44.900 the system tighten up pretty quickly. And I think that's the next wave of indictments.

00:35:48.040 All right. We got the fraudsters and the con men, at least in Minnesota. Now the question is

00:35:52.620 who downstream is getting investigated? We've seen criminal referrals from James Comer

00:35:57.300 looking at some of the people in the state government. We've got whistleblowers that

00:36:01.480 have dates and times and names of when people were told and didn't act when state officials

00:36:06.720 start getting in county and city officials start getting indicted for not protecting the federal

00:36:12.440 funds that they were entrusted with that's when the system is going to tighten up really quick

00:36:16.780 because that's where all the abuse occurs downstream from uncle sam you're listening to

00:36:21.400 the best of the glenbeck podcast hear more of this interview and others with the full show podcast

00:36:26.540 available wherever you get podcasts welcome to the glenbeck program uh so all weekend the dow

00:36:31.680 jones were just it was taking a bath and it was the worst week ever and uh today the dow jones

00:36:36.180 is up almost 700 points why because trump just said things are going well in iran can we not be

00:36:43.540 the dow jones can we can we not be whatever the latest is on what somebody has just said to make

00:36:50.220 us feel really really bad or really really good uh you don't want to be like that um you know that

00:36:56.820 just that just leads to absolute disaster because nobody nobody has any idea we are so confused

00:37:03.080 right now and that is part of this age confusion and chaos and spit yourself out of that system

00:37:12.300 if you are feeling confused and chaotic find the things that make you feel uh anchored

00:37:19.040 and don't avoid what's going on as you will understand next hour i'm going to be talking

00:37:23.560 about something that is really uh you know the top top three things probably i've ever had to

00:37:34.740 say on on broadcast uh in reality number one thing i've ever had to say on broadcast but

00:37:41.540 uh you'll understand when i get there um you need to listen to next hour um but without

00:37:48.840 any kind of despair or lies in your life you just have to know what the truth is uh and then just

00:37:56.500 keep pushing forward on the truth you know i was just talking about lindsey graham and what he said

00:38:00.820 uh over the weekend this guy has never met a war he doesn't like i want you to listen to lindsey

00:38:05.200 graham what he just said here's what i tell president trump keep it up for a few more weeks

00:38:09.840 take carg island where all of the resources they have to produce oil control that island

00:38:15.480 let this regime down a vine is this going to though take karg island is it going to involve

00:38:20.480 u.s troops on the ground let me let me just read you something from the atlantic does an assessment

00:38:23.960 on that they say u.s troops may well take karg island we believe their ability to do so but only

00:38:29.060 to endure ballistic missile strikes drone attacks petrochemical smoke all without a reliable means

00:38:34.140 of obtaining logistical support this has been amazing military operation god bless the fallen

00:38:39.340 But it's a difference when we talk about troops on the ground.

00:38:42.380 I trust the Marines, not that guy.

00:38:45.100 I trust DOD.

00:38:46.480 We got two Marine expeditionary units sailing to this island.

00:38:50.680 We did Iwo Jima.

00:38:52.120 We can do this.

00:38:54.640 Okay, Iwo Jima, not a good example.

00:38:58.300 Why?

00:38:59.060 It was a slaughter.

00:39:00.980 It was a meat grinder.

00:39:04.080 We lost so many people in Iwo Jima.

00:39:06.180 if you're willing to do that okay then we have to have a different kind of conversation with

00:39:11.900 the american people because the american people do not have a stomach you have the stomach for

00:39:16.360 a meat grinder they don't really even understand what the objective is at this point um you know

00:39:24.080 we've been promised this is going to be a short-lived thing it's we're not going to have

00:39:27.820 ground troops etc etc um and you know then you throw in iwo jima no no but let me show you

00:39:36.100 how easy it is to get lost on this here's lindsey graham saying you know the guy has never met a war

00:39:42.200 he doesn't like and we should do this we should do this we should do this i am saying we don't have

00:39:48.380 a choice now whether you like it or not we don't have a choice um we have to we have to fight this

00:39:54.660 to win this i don't know what that means and if you're talking about ground troops that's a whole

00:39:59.280 different conversation but you could listen to this and say well glenn beck's saying the same

00:40:04.480 thing that lindsey graham is saying no no no we're not no we're not same thing could be said

00:40:10.820 a little while ago i was saying this is becoming very very concerning uh and we are in trouble

00:40:18.240 um i think uh and we just have to be very very careful now you could listen to that and say

00:40:24.960 glenn beck is against this war just like let just like uh you know uh joe kent is well no i'm not

00:40:32.220 saying the same thing that joe kent is joe kent is against the war uh and says this could be very

00:40:37.180 very bad glenn beck is saying i don't know about this war i trust the president i trust our

00:40:44.980 military but i'm very nervous about it uh but you know if we're going to go deeper into it

00:40:50.020 that changes the ball game uh here i need to hear more from the president of the united states

00:40:55.840 similar maybe but what Joe does is he goes further this is how you get lost let me tell you a story

00:41:06.260 let me tell you a story about a ship it's in New York Harbor and it's got a hundred day crossing

00:41:16.460 it's going to take a hundred days to go to England and it's planning on docking in England

00:41:21.760 and everybody is ready to go to england they're all very excited uh but uh none of them really

00:41:30.460 know how to read the stars you know uh you know they trust the compass in a few charts but they're

00:41:37.400 not sure the compass how that really works either but the word is you know who's ever at the wheel

00:41:43.060 just hold her steady just hold her steady okay london that way few degrees here and there won't

00:41:50.720 matter right well let's just say that every day the ship runs on the old tradition of four hour

00:41:58.040 watches so somebody's got the helm that's six times a day 24 hours the helmsman's change and

00:42:04.440 each time a new man takes the wheel something small happens okay the first helmsman he's tired

00:42:10.560 from the night before so he just swings at one degree too far south close enough okay no one's

00:42:18.740 going to notice a single degree on a ship this big he's not wicked he's he's not just lazy you

00:42:25.920 know he might be tired that hour next guy comes in glances at the compass thought the previous

00:42:31.280 course looks right enough but you know he's off by a degree this time it's just easier on his

00:42:36.960 shoulders because he's he's sore you know he was working out you know uh third man distracted by a

00:42:43.120 story he was telling drifted another degree and so it goes on night after night watch after watch

00:42:47.920 not one of them choosing the wrong course not one of them saying we're all of them believing

00:42:53.960 we're going to london but just a tiny misjudgment not wrong just not right almost right by one

00:43:04.120 degree one degree at a time well by the end of the first week the ship is now 10 degrees

00:43:12.000 off course no one noticed sea looks the same wind still feeling the sails daily log steady as she

00:43:19.420 goes second week the drift is now 20 degrees officer shrug we'll correct it tomorrow well

00:43:26.440 tomorrow never comes the mathematic the mathematics of the sea merciless same of the air same with

00:43:36.320 life. London, initially, 51 degrees from New York. Florida, a sunny beach, 201 degrees.

00:43:47.940 The difference is 150 degrees. At one degree of error per watch, six watches a day, the ship

00:43:57.320 needed 150 shifts uh shifts to swing from london all the way around going to florida

00:44:05.800 the 25th day the helmsman on the day watch feels the the wheel answer strangely it's a little light

00:44:14.000 in his hands he checks the compass he kind of blinks shows the car shows 201 degrees dead on

00:44:21.580 for Miami. The ship is no longer almost headed for London. It's headed for Florida. The coast

00:44:28.840 of England is now behind them and to the north. The coast of Florida is somewhere just over the

00:44:35.360 southern horizon and drawing nearer every time. How did it happen? How did this happen?

00:44:41.960 imagine being the captain well i guess i mean how did it happen i mean

00:44:50.660 nobody really failed there wasn't one failure of one guy no one had mutinied nobody no great storm

00:44:58.820 had blown them off course just a thousand tiny decisions each one easy each one smaller each one

00:45:05.780 almost right until they were headed towards Miami that's life you're going to hear from a lot of

00:45:17.680 people including me that might be almost right in your life we must be correct for your course

00:45:31.720 you must be correct what is your compass what is the thing that you check every day and go am i on

00:45:41.780 course because i i have news for you social media it's going to take you one to ten degrees off

00:45:47.760 course but you could do it every day and it's just a little just a fraction of degree off course

00:45:53.240 every day because of social media you could get so wrapped up in your worry of war and politics

00:45:59.540 and everything else that that could take you a fraction of a degree to 20 degrees off course

00:46:05.000 you could start listening to somebody like me and use me as an example and you're like yeah

00:46:11.960 that guy's right but you're not listening entirely to everything that i say and so if you're just

00:46:17.740 blindly following you're like well but i agree with him but i might be headed in a place where

00:46:23.600 you don't want to go. We have to be very, very, very careful on the influences in our

00:46:33.680 life. We have to be much more discerning on everything that we do. Life is about to change.

00:46:48.140 and um and we all need to be aware that we are in charge of our course and setting it every day

00:47:00.160 and be aware of the little things my shoulders hurt so i you know i'm just going to let it drift

00:47:05.540 to degree everything we do has a consequence and we don't notice it until we're headed towards well

00:47:13.420 this sounds like a good thing till we're headed towards miami and not to london we don't notice

00:47:19.760 it until it is way off course just be careful the little decisions matter life like the sea

00:47:29.280 keeps exact and perfect arithmetic

00:47:33.500 some say the bubbles in an arrow truffle piece can take 34 seconds to melt in your mouth

00:47:42.340 Sometimes the very amount you're stuck at the same red light.

00:47:46.000 Rich, creamy, chocolatey Aero truffle.

00:47:49.260 Feel the Aero bubbles melt.

00:47:51.300 It's mind bubbling.

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