The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Justin Haskins & Andy Roth ｜ 1⧸11⧸23

00:00:00.000 it's interesting to get a an answer to a question that i've asked many times and 0.98

00:00:03.360 never actually had an answer to today was the pope crap in the woods

00:00:08.080 no it was not no that wasn't that wasn't the question it wasn't the question it was about 0.93

00:00:13.060 school choice and why i don't know arizona gets school choice yet bright red states that could 0.83

00:00:20.460 easily pass it and is incredibly popular among its voters why don't they get school choice

00:00:24.720 yeah we learned that lesson today we had the uh the state freedom caucus uh chairman uh trying to

00:00:32.760 get all of the states involved and what's terrifying is he's going to conservative states the story he

00:00:38.840 told about alabama is just amazing bizarre um he's gone to several states and meets with the most

00:00:44.600 conservative and realizes they're not conservative at all and we can't open a freedom caucus here

00:00:51.700 um so far there are 10 states but it's really important to get involved with that we'll tell

00:00:57.800 you all about that also justin haskins the co-author of my book the great reset is here to tell us about

00:01:04.440 something that every person needs it is probably the most important story um in the world today

00:01:13.180 because it will completely change everything and we're on the precipice of it happening uh that story

00:01:20.020 uh plus economic collapse just for you know giggles all on today's podcast here don't forget to

00:01:27.940 subscribe blaze tv.com slash glenn promo code is off the record today if you want to check out what

00:01:33.700 you're doing i'm doing a live q a any question you want any personal detail you want about glenn's life

00:01:37.780 so what you want his pass codes if you want his social security number whatever you want uh part of

00:01:42.860 the q a today right what is the uh the money saving the promo code off the record i know that i won't

00:01:49.660 share with anybody but what is it off the record oh that was funny in 1923 still funny

00:01:55.820 you're listening to the best of the blend back program

00:02:07.820 all righty well let me give you a couple of things here that i think you really need to know

00:02:16.340 and understand um because 2023 is going to be a pivotal um uh year

00:02:25.700 i have talked to people that i trust in washington and that's about four uh four people

00:02:32.260 uh and they are very concerned that the u.s dollar is going to um have some problems this year which

00:02:41.540 might lead to the central bank digital currency um the federal reserve is doing everything they can

00:02:49.920 to make sure that everything is safe you know after the big banking crash

00:02:54.320 um they had you know one of these um stress tests and they're like we're gonna do a stress test

00:03:00.840 because we got to make sure that everybody you know you got all those loans and you can cover

00:03:06.460 anything that's risky so we want to find out what's risky okay sounds good so far right it's good to know

00:03:13.900 can the bank survive a downturn how risky are their investments um and so they were doing that and it was

00:03:21.980 great wonderful then there was this added little benefit that the fed is um is doing now

00:03:34.460 uh they've decided that

00:03:40.240 if you are a bank and you have let's say green energy like solar panel companies

00:03:49.420 you not only are more stable as a bank you can use that investment in solar panel companies

00:04:00.340 to actually use it as an asset a very stable asset to be able to loan more money out to somebody else

00:04:08.980 so the more green energy things you have which we have seen oh my gosh how many solar panel companies did you invest in america

00:04:19.720 that has just turned into a gold mine

00:04:23.360 it is now weakening the stress test it is doing the exact opposite problem

00:04:30.220 it is it it it's it's insanity it's like uh you know what uh you're safe to drive down the freeway

00:04:40.900 without your seat belt uh you know as long as you're texting at the same time then it'll be totally safe

00:04:47.680 that's what the fed is doing meanwhile our prices of everything still are skyrocketing energy

00:04:56.240 is down which the fed is going that's great see that's going to reduce everything

00:05:01.000 meanwhile if you are trying to buy eggs in california this is going to blow your mind

00:05:09.920 california a dozen eggs is now seven dollars and 37 cents

00:05:16.920 compared to two dollars and 35 cents a year ago

00:05:22.080 the problem is people are switching to eggs because they're cheaper than meat

00:05:28.900 which by the way we're trying to get rid of the meat i mean you know that right

00:05:37.160 we we we are sitting here uh with bugs now being discussed i got a great story on that

00:05:46.160 and the show prep today you you want to sign up for it at glenbeck.com it's free

00:05:50.180 you get all of the stories that i see every morning um and uh and you can read them all these are the

00:05:57.080 stories that i have selected i said this is important not all of them make it on the show

00:06:01.000 but one of them another one is about bugs this restaurant in new york that is like we have

00:06:07.220 ethiopian ants in our creme fraiche huh and that's a certain je ne sais quoi by the way those

00:06:14.040 ants are alive while they put them on your whatever no thank you and in this particular article from

00:06:23.560 new york it actually states we're doing it because of the carbon expense of traditional food

00:06:33.520 so we're now looking to eat bugs yesterday i also told you that um uh the richard trumpka

00:06:43.800 from the consumer protection agency has declared because he got a study from a global warming group

00:06:52.560 that natural gas is very bad for your children if it's in your house so we shouldn't really have

00:07:01.160 natural gas stoves and we shouldn't have natural gas you know heaters or anything natural gas

00:07:08.520 oh wow california sure is in trouble huh because they wanted to be really super green and so all of

00:07:19.660 their state cars and all of their buses and everything else natural gas no it's dangerous now

00:07:25.360 and in something that is so striking this study just came out richard trumpka just said we've got to

00:07:36.100 consider getting rid of all natural gas in homes and governor hochel yesterday just decided she's got some

00:07:43.760 legislation to make sure that there are no natural gas outlets in any new construction in new york

00:07:51.660 gang we are in trouble you better get to a state that is not doing it quite honestly i'm not sure it's texas

00:08:03.100 but you better get to a state where like-minded people are all around because they are going to cut us off

00:08:11.840 from everything but that's if we you know that's if if the fed doesn't help us some more i want to talk

00:08:21.720 to you about what's what is happening in asia russia prices of oil it's collapsing so it's going down

00:08:32.720 now which is making things better for europe yay they can buy more russian oil yay

00:08:39.460 meanwhile we're not doing anything about it but saudi arabia china russia they're starting to move

00:08:49.240 their entire economy russia is now backing their ruble with oil so it's like a oh it's like a petrodollar

00:08:58.840 oh that'll never work oh wait a minute that's what we did until saudi arabia said yeah we're gonna

00:09:06.460 accept anything really you chinese can pay us in the in the one we're fine with that we'll take a ruble 0.99

00:09:13.960 whatever what does it mean why have we not discussed what does it mean with the death of the petrodollar

00:09:25.300 it means that half the world the part of the world that's not with us is no longer required to hold

00:09:35.380 a dollar a u.s dollar what happens when half the world's countries say oh we don't need the dollar

00:09:46.160 they begin to sell them they already are and if they're sold what happens they go out in the system

00:09:55.460 instead of in a bank which does what too many dollars in the system chasing too few goods inflation goes up

00:10:04.220 so what do you do you raise interest rates well the problem now is as we are seeing the death of the

00:10:12.280 petrodollar um you're also seeing the fed in a very unusual place raising even another another half

00:10:22.980 point is spooking everybody who pays attention to this stuff the fed has to raise interest rates to get

00:10:31.440 interest or i mean to get inflation under control but when they do that this is how they control

00:10:39.120 inflation they take more money from you they slow your spending down and so that causes you not to

00:10:49.380 go chase those goods with the dollar okay and then they're supposed to take those dollars in interest

00:10:56.260 that they get take them back into the fed and destroy them so there's not too many dollars so the first step

00:11:03.280 on this road is to hurt you and your bank account and your ability to buy things the problem is we are now

00:11:12.160 looking at recession and inflation forget about stag stagflation forget about that forget about it

00:11:20.040 we're looking at something different we are looking at the dumping of the u.s dollar by the east

00:11:27.920 flooding the market flooding the market then you have higher interest rates hurting your bank account

00:11:35.800 to suck those dollars and your dollars back into the fed this will cause uh a uh if they raise the 0.99

00:11:44.480 interest rates this will cause a stock market crash but it causes the stock market crash because

00:11:53.160 your dollars and the banks need dollars to grow the companies so if there if there's a collapse of the

00:12:03.740 stock market people start selling things people start losing their houses and when that collapses

00:12:09.680 what happens the banks collapse because they've got them all but the good news is this time they have

00:12:17.400 all those solar panel companies so they got all the windmill and solar panel companies that good as gold

00:12:23.500 if they have to start selling those things who are they selling them to also this is a really nice handy thing

00:12:35.180 when the banks start to go under they immediately have to start have to start liquidating things and calling in loans

00:12:46.160 they have to stop giving loans so if you're in a tight spot and you need a loan the bank will no longer give you a loan

00:12:53.880 and if you go under you probably have a loan with some other bank and so it just is a it's a pile of dominoes

00:13:02.540 one thing triggers another and this time we're not looking at a 10-year reset because we didn't do it right the last time

00:13:12.660 we are looking now and they are officially saying this that we are now looking at a possibility of something like the great

00:13:21.520 depression or beyond and i say beyond because we are looking at the collapse of the dollar

00:13:29.320 if the stock market falls if the banking community begins to have the same problems that it had in 08

00:13:36.940 the problem is way too big because we no longer have a reserve currency for half the world

00:13:45.320 they can sell those dollars our enemy china they just dump all those dollars it would be worth it to 1.00

00:13:52.040 them because it would destroy us just dump them and then how much is it worth

00:13:58.180 see here's the here's the reason you should consider gold or silver and this is not a commercial

00:14:06.000 gold and silver are constitutionally dollars they are that's money that's currency

00:14:15.780 the dollar that we have is a note it says a it's worth this amount but that changes all the time

00:14:25.740 because of inflation it's not backed by anything

00:14:29.680 the problem is there's too much money there's not enough gold to reset the global markets to a gold

00:14:40.580 standard there's not enough gold even in the mines there's not enough gold to pay for what we have

00:14:48.500 all done all around the world and the entire world is in on it so when the federal reserve says

00:14:55.600 you know what we're going to print money because we can't let the stock market fail all of the

00:15:01.240 central banks in the west will do the same thing and then it's just a matter of time of when do we get

00:15:08.160 to the bottom please please consider what is coming our way i believe this is the beginnings of it we will

00:15:17.480 see this year uh and when it happens it will probably happen rapidly and people in the media will tell you

00:15:26.300 the exact opposite no no no they've got it planned whatever you do don't do whatever the right thing

00:15:32.360 is to do

00:15:33.000 this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:15:39.780 the faa this morning stopped all flights you know just a little glitch in the system they couldn't

00:15:50.480 communicate with planes so they decided to stop all flights today they were stopped for about four

00:15:56.580 hours uh picked up again at 9 a.m buddha judge is on the case though he and uh joe so buddha judge woke

00:16:04.500 him up first thing this morning and said hey uh we got a total air shortage uh and no nothing's moving

00:16:14.120 because uh something happened to the computer but i'm pretty sure that it's not terrorism or anything

00:16:20.140 like that because this happens all the time anyway just want to say rest well uh pete buddha judge

00:16:27.900 mayor of uh bend is it bend new bend it's south bend south bend south bend that's what it's such a

00:16:34.740 big city that you just how could i have forgotten anyway um we have uh we have justin haskins with us

00:16:42.060 uh today he is the co-author of my book the great reset uh and we've been working

00:16:49.420 really hard on the new book i guess it's just now down to the printing uh and everything else

00:16:55.840 uh i think we need a title we do you know that's something we need you need that for a book i know

00:17:00.920 yeah i don't like the working title we don't need to get into it but you know it is this is

00:17:07.980 phase two of the great reset it's what's in play right now uh and we made some really good

00:17:16.740 progress with states on the great reset i mean i can't believe you and i both talked about before

00:17:23.760 the book came out this has to be understood by america esg has to be understood by america

00:17:29.980 and we didn't think it could happen and who was it time magazine or somebody blamed

00:17:36.100 the book uh on uh on educating people about esg yeah without a doubt i mean i have heard from

00:17:45.920 dozens and dozens probably hundreds of lawmakers across the country since the book came out yeah and

00:17:51.920 all the the resounding uh conclusion from them was we heard a special from glenn we listened to the

00:17:59.620 radio show or someone recommended that i read this book i started looking into this whole esg thing and

00:18:05.480 i cannot believe that we didn't see this i you know i talked to jonathan sacks you know jonathan

00:18:10.220 sacks is really brilliant guy and i'm talking to him and he said uh you know this esg thing i had

00:18:18.780 never even heard of it until you started talking about it yeah and he's like i'm listening to you

00:18:22.800 and i'm like no way yeah no way i get your book i can't believe it yeah well you and i didn't know

00:18:29.060 anything about it i know and we didn't believe it when we first heard it exactly anyway the uh world

00:18:33.760 economic forum is having their big um uh meeting i think it's next week isn't it uh yep and it's

00:18:41.260 their biggest ever ever they have 50 how many how many world leaders are going to be there

00:18:47.960 you have the numbers i don't have it it's hundreds it's it well the world actual oh heads of state is

00:18:53.780 like 56 i think um and five or 600 corporation ceos i mean anybody who said oh they don't have any

00:19:04.160 yes they do yeah this is this is the group that is redesigning and controlling your world yeah

00:19:14.640 without a doubt this is their big annual meeting that they do in davos uh pretty much every year

00:19:19.500 than the pandemic years and uh this year is no different than the past couple the theme is

00:19:26.320 essentially how do we take the crises of today and build entirely new systems that's esg that's

00:19:34.560 the great reset they're not using that language because they're terrified to say great reset they

00:19:38.140 never say that anymore but how do we take the crises of today the food crises um the the war with

00:19:44.260 ukraine all these different things and build our new system they're very open this is what the plan

00:19:49.240 is and as you said basically every important world leader in western civilization is going to be

00:19:55.480 there or have a representative there plus a bunch of ministers plus all of the big corporations plus

00:20:00.280 all the big banks all the big financial institutions uh the head of black rock the biggest shareholders

00:20:05.340 in the world everybody who has power is going to be there if a black hole opens on davos

00:20:11.860 a lot of our problems will be solved because they'll all be sucked into space yeah and uh we're

00:20:19.580 pretty much leaderless in the western in the western world yep without without a doubt without a doubt and

00:20:25.360 so just just real quick they they're sort of they've got several themes on their website that they they say

00:20:30.620 this is what we're going for um what do you think i want they all have something in common i want you to

00:20:36.460 think about what they have in common okay we have addressing the uh energy and food crises in the

00:20:41.200 context of a new system for energy and climate and nature all right then we have addressing high

00:20:47.260 inflation and low growth and high debt economy in the context of a new system for investment trade and

00:20:53.380 infrastructure then we have addressing the current industry headwinds in the context of a new system for

00:21:00.100 harnessing frontier technologies for private sector innovation noticing a pattern yeah yeah it's a new

00:21:06.300 system see and new is always better and it goes on uh addressing the current social vulnerabilities

00:21:12.440 in the context of a new system for work skills and care and then the last one is addressing the

00:21:18.980 current geopolitical risks that's ukraine and russia and all of that in the context of a new system

00:21:24.800 for dialogue and cooperation in a multi-polar world which is another way of saying america is no longer

00:21:31.020 the most important country in the world and so how do we address this new system we how do we build a new

00:21:36.640 system around this just terrifying and they're you know these are the people that say uh you'll own

00:21:43.440 nothing by 2030 and i found that hard to fathom five years ago when i heard that i believe they could

00:21:52.220 make it so we none of us own anything um and and basically just by bankrupting all of us just by

00:22:00.880 destroying uh our our money uh and and uh and putting us all into the poorhouse and they can do that through

00:22:10.280 the banking system through our currency they can also do it and are doing it through uh our energy

00:22:16.340 the hochel came out yesterday and said uh there's a new uh resolution she wants to pass and so she

00:22:25.920 introduced a um uh legislation to stop all new homes being built in new york from having any natural gas

00:22:37.080 taps yep that's wait a minute what yeah i just heard about this on monday from richard trumpka who said

00:22:45.300 we got this new study in on environmental studies and it shows that uh your home environment's really

00:22:51.620 bad if you use natural gas yep and they're already talking about banning natural gas yep and then there

00:23:01.100 was that story that came out uh just yesterday the day before about the biden administration looking

00:23:05.460 into getting rid of gas stoves right that everywhere it's the same thing yeah same same idea uh all of this

00:23:11.620 is part of the same movement these ideas are not a sort of bad american ideas these are bad globalist

00:23:19.100 great reset ideas and they're all parroting the same thing it's not like you could take any policy

00:23:25.040 the biden administration is doing literally anyone and you can go to almost any other what i would call

00:23:30.260 great reset country mostly western western yeah in the western world in europe especially and they have

00:23:36.480 either already done it or they are in the process of doing it and word for word word for word for

00:23:41.720 word including the marketing campaigns behind them it's exactly the same thing and it's it is it is

00:23:48.100 truly terrifying especially when you look at europe and you say i don't know if that's what i'm looking

00:23:53.680 for in a place to live you know i don't know if i want to hang on just a second what do i need to say

00:23:59.440 to get you into buying into the european model um the uh the thing we're going to talk about tonight

00:24:06.740 on blaze tv my wednesday night special is something that i read about in probably 1995 and it was an

00:24:18.180 article uh i can't even remember who or where i i thought of it recently while we were writing the

00:24:23.940 book and i thought man i wish i had that article 1995 they were talking about an ownerless society

00:24:31.080 somebody was way ahead of the curve and they were talking about how um the internet will will um start

00:24:40.240 to shrink us down and technology will will make us into a renting kind of society as opposed to an

00:24:48.900 owning society and the question was how will that change a country that was based on personal

00:25:01.220 ownership yeah and the conclusion was completely it will completely change everything yeah and that's

00:25:09.120 what we're talking about in in seven years nobody able to own anything you're a constant renter which

00:25:18.660 the youth say oh well that's great that's i don't because i don't want to own it it's so much easier

00:25:23.580 that means you are a slave to someone else forever that's right forever that's right if you don't own

00:25:32.220 property that regardless of what the property is could be your car could be your house could be

00:25:37.680 whatever you don't make the rules the rules are whatever the owner wants the rules to be plus whatever

00:25:44.560 the government allows the owners to make the rules correct right and if they're in bed together and if

00:25:49.700 they're in bed together then it's whatever those two get together those groups decide and at some

00:25:55.040 point in time i think there was a certain segment of the left that realized if we could just get the

00:26:01.780 corporations and the financial institutions and the banks on board yep we we don't need to worry about 0.99

00:26:08.160 that stupid you know old dusty constitution thing well who cares it doesn't matter because you know 0.99

00:26:13.980 we can't ban gun ownership but your apartment complex might be able to depends on what state you live 1.00

00:26:18.860 in right yeah and we can decide where where people go if if no one owns their car and we can decide what

00:26:25.740 people eat if they don't have control over it so it just becomes the greater you have the more

00:26:30.880 centralization you have the less freedom you have almost always it's it's essentially a rule of human

00:26:37.100 civilization in history and that is exactly what's happening it's been happening for a while people

00:26:42.840 have noticed that it's going on but there's it's not just this sort of organic thing that's occurring

00:26:48.260 it's part of an actual plan that it's a plan these people have and as crazy as that might sound to people

00:26:55.160 just read the quotes i mean the quotes are all there and that's what we had in the last book the great

00:27:01.620 reset book the upcoming book that we're working on there's a ton of information about all of this

00:27:06.860 it's it's well documented oh you know every chapter has like three pages of footnotes on it

00:27:12.900 there's over a thousand footnotes in our current draft it is it is really it's it's really really

00:27:18.800 good um and we tell you what's currently happening um and uh you know since since we've been writing it

00:27:27.640 now for over a year and we didn't we start it's been about it the first time we talked about it was

00:27:33.620 a year ago yeah yep because the book was released today i think a year ago today that's right today

00:27:38.900 is the anniversary look at the change this audience has made absolutely i mean it's it's remarkable yeah

00:27:45.120 i had yeah go ahead sorry no go ahead i had i had a meeting with lawmakers yesterday uh a dozen or so

00:27:50.920 lawmakers and uh it was a closed door thing and what they came into the meeting with the information

00:27:59.020 they already understood and knew compared to where we were at a year ago night and day they totally

00:28:04.440 they were way ahead of where they people had previously been they still there's certain details

00:28:10.100 and things they don't quite understand that's why we're having the meetings to ask to answer questions

00:28:14.240 and things like that but we are seeing people on a massive scale wake up to this issue and i was so

00:28:21.580 pessimistic going into this we were both like suicidal when we we published the book a year ago we both

00:28:27.960 looked at each other went no way out no way out and you can read it in that last chapter of that of the

00:28:35.340 book the great reset you know if you if you kind of read between the lines you're like they don't have

00:28:40.780 any hope of turning this around yeah and i do today yeah i do today without a doubt we had it we had a

00:28:46.580 meeting i'll never forget it in your office month or two before the book came out and it was how do we

00:28:50.980 talk to people about this and i remember you said to me justin what is the way out how do we get out of

00:28:56.300 this we need a solution and i mumbled some stuff and came and i said you know but there yeah there

00:29:02.640 really is no solution right and you said well we got to come up with something and i said i got nothing

00:29:09.600 yeah and we and that book was published with nothing it was educate yourself yeah and then

00:29:16.220 do something yeah try and people did and it's it's truly remarkable this is the best of the glenn beck

00:29:24.740 program i know that uh i won't give a dime to the republican party i haven't for a long time

00:29:36.740 uh did it uh during the 2020 election about six months before trying to get the white house's

00:29:45.400 attention hey this is this is for legal matters you guys should be watching what's coming your way

00:29:51.280 right now uh and that's the last money i'm i'm spending uh on that um the republican party

00:29:57.360 dead to me however the freedom caucus is a great replacement uh and right now it's just acting as

00:30:08.040 a needle in everybody's ass move and i think if you saw what the freedom caucus did in the house of 0.81

00:30:16.280 representatives i contend that any honest american i don't care who you voted for republican democrat 0.99

00:30:23.060 independent every honest american that looks what the freedom caucus was standing for and what they

00:30:29.580 got should be thanking those guys right now i think they're the answer to the cancer that we have

00:30:37.420 andy roth is the president of the state freedom caucus network and he's trying to get and there's

00:30:43.540 great growth that is happening right now trying to get more freedom caucus members into our states and

00:30:50.400 states like texas is a real problem big problem um think about it this way the the uniparty the

00:30:57.880 establishment the cartel in every 50 states or in all 50 states 50 swamps the governor is a full-time

00:31:05.800 job like round the clock he's well-funded well-staffed the uh bureaucrats that run the woke agencies 0.93

00:31:12.640 full-time year-round full-time full-time full-time the the lobbyists full-time well-staffed well-funded

00:31:20.460 the lawmakers the part-time lawmakers they don't have any staff they have no help so when we wonder why

00:31:28.300 we're losing as conservatives to the establishment it's because of that it's because of that imbalance

00:31:33.660 in texas and we don't and and every time i go to talk to a state senator or a state legislate the

00:31:39.980 legislative member they always say the same thing i i'm so far behind on this i don't can you help me

00:31:45.800 out because they don't have anybody anybody but lobbyists that are briefing them on things they

00:31:52.720 don't have time to read the bills and that's by design they're jamming everything through so when

00:31:57.200 conservatives have to vote on something they're like well what how should i vote the only people that

00:32:01.700 are in their ear is leadership or lobbyists right and i have found i mean i think utah is in grave

00:32:09.000 trouble i think texas is in grave trouble and there's no reason for those states to be in grave

00:32:15.020 trouble except all of the people in those states think oh we're fine we're fine we're run we got the

00:32:21.580 republicans no a lot of people a republicans a lot of them are progressive so they're in on it they

00:32:29.800 they like it um two in those states like texas you don't even if you're a democrat you run as a

00:32:36.460 republican right because you can't win as a democrat so you have all of those people that are kind of

00:32:43.400 just hiding as a republican but in texas it's what are they voting on right now so yesterday uh they

00:32:53.300 just like in congress they vote for the speaker and then they vote for a rules package unlike the

00:32:59.220 fight that the freedom caucus waged against mccarthy in the u.s house in texas the republican speaker won

00:33:07.740 145 to 3 so all the democrats came on board and supported this republican now ask yourself why

00:33:16.820 uh-huh it's because in the rules package coming up uh he is going to give democrats committee

00:33:24.900 chairmanships this is a full republican majority house yeah but we're working together we like to

00:33:31.300 work together reach across the aisle and when we wonder why texas doesn't have school choice

00:33:37.480 it's because a democrat runs the education committee you want to you want to file a school choice bill

00:33:44.440 go go go ahead but then it's gonna die in committee and and when the speaker and when

00:33:51.760 the speaker defends this he's like well i don't want to be like dc yeah well i don't want our state

00:33:59.260 to be like dc i don't want our state to be like california these guys have a responsibility especially

00:34:06.320 in texas there is absolutely no excuse in texas none uh and we're gonna lose texas and you remember

00:34:14.180 when the democrats left the democrats in the texas house left and went to dc yes throwing a temper

00:34:21.500 tantrum because they didn't like the election integrity bill right so they finally came back

00:34:26.980 the speaker did not punish them but they watered down the bill and passed a weaker version and now

00:34:33.560 you give them committee chairmanships god help us if they're on the committee they use that money

00:34:38.580 to raise money or they they use those committee chairs to raise money from lobbyists they then use

00:34:44.880 that money to defeat republicans it's insane it's insane it's absolutely insane and i could tell you

00:34:51.840 a story in every other state of the similar type of corruption it's bad it's deep and it's in the dark

00:34:58.060 most people don't know this stuff give me the five worst states uh well alabama uh we went down

00:35:04.700 there alabama alabama we went down there um and said in no uncertain terms we can't set up an alabama

00:35:10.860 freedom caucus because there aren't any conservatives in the legislature and none none no and i'm not even

00:35:17.400 joking like and here's a key reason why and this will curl your hair the state legislature has to vote

00:35:26.540 on local bills like if a county wants to raise taxes there are 105 members in the alabama house

00:35:34.420 when they vote on that it passes like six to zero because all of them duck the vote because they

00:35:41.380 don't want to be seen as raising taxes oh my god and it's a gentleman's agreement they vote on this

00:35:48.340 one i'll vote on that right right and so when i was when i was looking at the voter rolls the average

00:35:56.260 alabama house member ducks 70 of their votes oh my gosh it gets worse

00:36:04.340 one alabama state senator hasn't voted in three years how is alabama putting up with that 0.85

00:36:11.720 it's ridiculous right i mean that is and i and i absolutely corrupt and and and the media outlets

00:36:19.880 down there that cover the capital they don't mention it they don't talk about it they don't

00:36:24.260 care they don't want to expose it they they they know what's going on but they don't do anything

00:36:28.540 about it why rock the boat if everything is working in tennessee we went there and we said

00:36:35.200 in no uncertain terms can we set up a tennessee freedom caucus because you guys are not conservative

00:36:39.780 and we were in a room that we were told these are the most conservative members we're giving our pitch

00:36:45.500 like here's what you do when you're in a freedom caucus i had a guy over here say uh defend subsidies

00:36:51.660 for ford plant ford foundation all the woke esg stuff they're shoving down their throats he's 0.64

00:36:59.040 defending the subsidies i had a lady in the back who was against school choice and then i had a guy 1.00

00:37:03.920 over here defend hotel motel taxes and i'm looking at my vp of government affairs justin and i'm like

00:37:10.860 are we in the right room and these are deep red states and these are people that came it wasn't just

00:37:17.800 everybody they knew who they were meeting with and they were coming to hear a pitch about starting

00:37:22.520 a freedom caucus so they thought they were pretty good yeah oh they thought they were really good

00:37:26.960 wow did anybody say anything when you walk out of those meetings and go guys we can't do anything

00:37:31.480 with you some of them said well gosh i guess we better start voting better um and others were like

00:37:37.320 this isn't for me um but the i am hopeful in the states that we are in we're in 10 states um

00:37:45.060 georgia south carolina um we got some mountain west states these guys are hardcore west we got

00:37:52.420 montana idaho and wyoming good and they're all good good and they're ready to fight good yeah good

00:37:58.920 yeah i i'd like a list of all of the guys who are in it and that are really standing up and fighting

00:38:04.380 all across the country i'd like to know who they are yeah because the audience would like to support

00:38:08.700 people like this yeah and they need to and it's growing i mean i mean we have over a hundred

00:38:13.840 state lawmakers across 10 states um and we're adding states we we added 10 last year and we

00:38:21.540 want to add another 10 to 15 so by the end of this year it's my hope that we can be in half of the 50

00:38:27.400 states we have to be yeah we have to be um so andy to explain to people because the media just turned

00:38:36.020 these guys into monsters explain to them why every american should be grateful to the the freedom

00:38:42.820 caucus that this was not this this should have been very bipartisan so explain so i wrote an op-ed

00:38:52.440 about this yesterday to your exact point that every american republican or democrat should be

00:38:57.800 thankful for the house freedom caucus had they not stood up and fought then the dictatorship that

00:39:04.560 started well it started before john boehner but john boehner paul ryan nancy pelosi all of them ruled the

00:39:13.100 house with an iron fist top top down it changed because of obama during the obama administration

00:39:20.300 you no longer had a budget you they just they destroyed the way everything used to work it was still

00:39:28.540 corrupt before but now it was just this small cabal of people who were deciding everything for every

00:39:37.840 representative and every senator yeah and that's why you get 5 000 page omnibus bills they fall on your lap

00:39:44.800 you know less than 24 hours before it's voted on right that's standard operating procedure under the old

00:39:52.680 regime and if mccarthy had gotten his way if a lot of the republicans had gotten their way that would

00:39:58.860 have continued there has not been a floor amendment offered in six years that's insane because they won't

00:40:05.980 allow it they won't allow debate and so all of the reforms which now allow for uh floor amendments the

00:40:14.400 committees will have more power a lot of that power is now decentralized and that is going to massively

00:40:20.480 benefit not just the freedom caucus and republicans but the the entire country the entire country

00:40:26.960 everybody in my in my 20 years on capitol hill last week was the most amazing thing i ever saw

00:40:35.040 me which says something about the other 19 years me too it does it does but i would have to say this was

00:40:41.920 this was the most heartening thing i have seen you know we we've had lots of elections that oh went our

00:40:48.800 way but then when they get there they don't do anything these guys stood up fought were actually

00:40:56.060 heard by the american people to some extent and people have changed enough to where they're like i don't

00:41:03.100 want any of this old crap i i want something new they stood they made if you listen to chip roy on the 0.52

00:41:10.800 floor you were in great guy um and they stood they weren't afraid of being called names or ostracized 0.98

00:41:17.940 they just did it more of that uh is what the country needs so i've got a story to tell you our south

00:41:25.320 carolina freedom caucus they fought the establishment in the south carolina house they fought them to such

00:41:32.000 an extent that leadership made them sign a loyalty oath all republicans a loyalty oath this is like

00:41:40.100 right right out of the page of stalin yeah and the loyalty oath said you cannot help or encourage

00:41:47.380 someone to challenge our incumbents our colleagues oh my god republicans and that that could mean

00:41:53.880 politically like help them financially recruit candidates but it also would not allow you to

00:42:00.080 take a picture of the vote board on the house floor and tweet it because that would be quote

00:42:07.160 misinformation this is what republican uh the republican establishment's doing in south carolina

00:42:15.080 but south carolina actually they i mean they just didn't they stop the pediatric well so so yeah so

00:42:23.260 they the the republican leaders in south carolina forced all members to sign a loyalty pledge

00:42:29.120 unbelievable the members of the south carolina freedom caucus signed it but crossed out all the

00:42:33.580 things they didn't like it just as a middle finger to them so since they refused to sign it in full

00:42:40.780 the republican leaders right now are considering kicking 19 members of the freedom caucus out of

00:42:47.020 the republican caucus wow like this is a violent nuclear option that they're going to and jim de mint

00:42:55.380 mark meadows ralph norman a member of the house freedom caucus from south carolina they're all weighing 0.93

00:43:01.420 in and saying that is a really dumb how can we help them yeah blow up the phones of davy uh hyatt who's 0.86

00:43:09.940 the majority leader uh in south carolina davy hyatt dave hyatt yeah okay um and you just call the 0.98

00:43:17.160 capital but but to your last yeah okay and just scream scream scream loud like everybody yeah but to

00:43:25.120 your point earlier uh the south carolina freedom caucus has been wildly successful and one of the things

00:43:30.220 they did was they forced a hospital to shut down a transgender um yeah uh clinic gender affirming

00:43:37.120 yeah yeah for minors and they did that out of session no votes no bills unbelievable yeah um andy thank you

00:43:45.840 so much if you happen to be listening uh and you are in you know a state house or a senate please

00:43:53.320 contact state freedom caucus you can find them at state freedom caucus.org or you can follow on

00:43:59.720 twitter andy roth he's the president of the state freedom caucus network you let us know who the good

00:44:05.860 guys and bad guys are will you yeah and we will support those good guys as hard as we can i'll give

00:44:10.680 you an update every time i can thank you very much

00:44:12.780 na na na na na na

00:44:14.420 na na na na na

00:44:15.300 na Luan

00:44:15.740 na na na la na na na na....

00:44:17.200 na na na na na na ohih na na na na na na na na na na na na na na

The Glenn Beck Program - January 11, 2023

Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Justin Haskins & Andy Roth ｜ 1⧸11⧸23

Episode Stats

Summary

Transcript