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00:03:32.940 is the president of the U.S. Oil and Gas Association. This is the nation's oldest

00:03:37.260 oil and gas trade association, about 250 oil and gas companies

00:03:41.140 and thousands of workers he represents. He's been working on energy policy for over

00:03:45.040 30 years. He's seen it all, and he is with us now. When I say you've seen it all,

00:03:49.420 have you seen this, Tim, on what's happening in Iran?

00:03:53.540 You know, you sometimes think you've seen it all until the next

00:03:57.060 until you read the next tweet or the next Wall Street Journal report, right?

00:04:01.060 But it is largely unprecedented.

00:04:04.660 It's interesting because it's, you know, the war plans have been built into this for 40 years, the different scenarios.

00:04:10.480 But I think all of those scenarios have finally started to play out in different areas.

00:04:14.980 We're in a really interesting time right now.

00:04:16.760 We really are.

00:04:18.100 When you say starting to play out in different areas, in a good way or a bad way?

00:04:23.540 This is really interesting because what we were talking about six weeks ago is very different than what we're talking about right now. 0.99

00:04:30.200 And you let off with what's going to happen to the Iranians. 0.91

00:04:33.520 You know, the U.S. Navy's had this straight scenario for 40 years. 1.00

00:04:39.440 The Iranians have had their, what do we do when we have to shut in our oil production scenario for 30 years as well. 0.92

00:04:45.660 And when I try and explain this to people, I have to remind them, look, the Iranians are producing oil. 0.85

00:04:50.540 They're consuming it internally in their own country, but they're also exporting.

00:04:54.200 And what we've seen over the last few days has been really interesting because the blockade has been very effective in crushing those exports and the ability for the shadow fleet to move out and to move back in. 0.67

00:05:06.720 What you're seeing in Iran right now is they're trying to look at overland routes.

00:05:09.860 And so they're doing everything from heavily subsidizing gasoline use in Iran itself, where it's 12 cents a gallon, to having fleets of dusty pickup trucks with Home Depot buckets full of crude to get it overland.

00:05:25.300 And finally, they're just burning it.

00:05:27.420 They're just literally burning it off at the wellhead.

00:05:29.260 So I think that scenario that the president talked about two weeks ago of putting the pressure on the production facilities is really starting to play out right now.

00:05:39.860 But we've got a long tail ahead of us as well.

00:05:41.960 Can you tell me what that means?

00:05:46.660 I mean, if you're pumping that amount of oil, you can't put it in the back of Toyota pickup trucks and Home Depot.

00:05:54.980 You're right.

00:05:55.680 How long before they have to say, we're going to have to shut some of these things down?

00:06:01.220 From what we gather, they are almost there.

00:06:04.060 They literally are.

00:06:04.980 And again, to remind people, oil comes out and it is stored in a long sort of distribution channel.

00:06:14.140 It's stored in tanks, it's stored in pipelines, it's stored in ships and trucks, and it's moved.

00:06:18.940 It's in a constant moving process.

00:06:21.500 And what has happened is the floating storage obviously has been shut off,

00:06:27.860 which means that puts intense pressure on the tank storage or the pipeline storage.

00:06:33.360 The Karg Island situation, which handles 90% of the exports, is under intense pressure.

00:06:39.280 And so what you have to do is literally start turning the valve down on the wells, 1.00

00:06:42.520 and that's what the Iranians actually did. 0.98

00:06:44.880 The problem is that those are very old legacy fields, and as you mentioned earlier,

00:06:49.460 those fields have water issues, they have pressure issues, they have migration issues with them, 0.82

00:06:57.040 and the Iranians know some of how that scenario will play out,

00:07:01.720 but obviously it's going to have a long-term impact on their ability to ramp up to another

00:07:06.160 three million barrels a day. We're kind of in that end game scenario right now, I think. And

00:07:10.860 so this Project Freedom slash Project Pause, I think the president might have them in a situation

00:07:16.980 where they are finally at the table for the fourth or fifth time or sixth time, but I think

00:07:21.040 they really are starting to feel the heat right now. So can you explain, the president said these

00:07:26.940 things literally will explode if you don't you know if you just keep them in you keep it open

00:07:32.080 or you you just shut it off or whatever he said they'll explode what is he talking about well i

00:07:38.360 don't know if he's fully is it's they're not going to explode but there's pressure issues both at the

00:07:44.180 wellhead and and in the uh in the storage capacity uh and so oil's got to go somewhere when it comes

00:07:51.200 out it's got to go somewhere and and again the storage is a the iranian storage is at maximum

00:07:58.100 while they're trying to get their shadow fleets back in and the blockade shut those tankers that

00:08:01.680 were already on the water uh to come from coming back into to reload and then you've got uh the

00:08:07.320 the those that are stuck behind the blockade so i think when the president says they're going to

00:08:11.520 explode it's not a literal explosion it's just it is sort of implosion would probably be a better

00:08:16.800 uh term of art in my opinion okay um okay so they're at 12 cents a gallon wow wouldn't that

00:08:26.180 be nice um uh what do we have to do you know the thing that people don't understand is you know

00:08:33.840 we're bringing up light sweet crude and we can't refine light sweet crude here because we're not

00:08:38.420 building new refineries um and so we still have to buy their oil but we're kind of kind of swapping

00:08:44.880 it in a way we're selling our oil to someplace else and but it's still affecting people is there

00:08:50.460 anything that can happen that we can do to not be looking at four five seven ten dollar a gallon

00:08:59.880 gasoline if things don't turn around here yeah this is a this is a situation where the u.s is

00:09:08.300 insulated but not isolated from the global markets you know um and and the fact is that we are now

00:09:14.360 the world's largest oil producer, but you're exactly right. Crude is a global commodity and

00:09:18.400 it's swapped back and forth. Our refinery industry was based around imported crude, heavy sour crude

00:09:25.260 from Venezuela or Saudi Arabia. And I have to explain to people, look, my industry is segmented.

00:09:32.080 You have the oil and gas production side where we have sort of been generational and groundbreaking

00:09:38.400 in our ability to produce new crude, light sweet, like you say. The refining industry is way behind

00:09:44.100 where we are at and that's primarily because there has been a lack of investment driven by

00:09:48.100 wall street and others who have been told for 20 years that the fossil fuel is not the future

00:09:53.840 anymore and so being able to secure a billion dollar loan to upgrade refinery has been very

00:09:58.320 difficult they're lagging far behind us and so what you have is this scenario where crude is

00:10:02.760 being swapped like you say um but i think a situation like this will have a generational

00:10:09.660 change in how crude is produced how it gets to market and what it is turned into and we've seen

00:10:16.880 that here in the United States with the Venezuelan scenario where we're now taking in a half a

00:10:21.100 million barrels a day and that crude is being processed on the gulf refineries but it's being

00:10:25.380 turned into refined product that is making its way to both the U.S. market Central and South

00:10:29.420 America and now European markets that's changing and and the the refining industry itself is

00:10:35.300 starting to realize that they now have a global market,

00:10:40.500 whereas it was more North American.

00:10:42.580 But equally important, I think Wall Street

00:10:44.700 is realizing that fossil energy is going

00:10:47.600 to be a long-term investment. 0.96

00:10:49.340 That's why you saw the Indians invest

00:10:52.520 in a massive new refinery for light sweet crude in Texas

00:10:55.460 in Brownsville about a month and a half ago.

00:10:58.300 It's really interesting.

00:10:59.180 There's a generational change that's underway.

00:11:01.620 When you say, have I seen it all, I haven't seen this.

00:11:03.980 I didn't anticipate OPEC starting to crack last week.

00:11:07.400 I didn't anticipate UAE with a million and a half barrel extra capacity saying we're going to walk away from those OPEC quotas.

00:11:14.560 It's going to be really interesting.

00:11:15.820 The problem is the physics are always the same, which is you have one barrel of oil which turns into 42 gallons of something, be that gasoline or diesel or jet fuel.

00:11:25.640 And right now, the math is really difficult for, and the physics is difficult for where that is turned into and where it goes.

00:11:36.240 Again, the final challenge is we're looking at a 450 million barrel global shortfall right now.

00:11:43.280 So there's a long tail as to how and when that shortfall is made up.

00:11:50.200 Tim, let me ask you a really difficult question.

00:11:52.800 people's perception is that we fight wars for oil some of that probably is true some of it is not

00:12:00.260 we're not we are i believe fighting this war for energy um and who leads the world and i think he

00:12:08.660 is if you look at the choke points he's been after we he is setting us up to be the opec of the world

00:12:15.200 quite honestly and have the world come to us for oil uh and we control all of that which is really

00:12:22.140 america first with that being said um people see that the gas prices go up um and they're paying

00:12:30.380 more and more and more and you know the the the oil companies uh from america are going to benefit

00:12:37.540 from this they're just going to benefit from this is it has anyone ever said you know in these

00:12:44.420 situations hey is there a way to give the american people a break here and maybe turn our profits

00:12:50.820 down just a little bit um and give and give a break to the american people and just selfishly

00:12:57.880 so they don't hate our guts and think that we're just a bunch of rich people that are just getting

00:13:03.840 richer on their suffering have you ever heard talk like that yeah i get asked that question

00:13:10.100 in that form a hundred times a day to be honest with you and it's difficult because again with

00:13:16.420 industry being bifurcated like it is you know it the majority of my members of the US Oil and Gas

00:13:21.940 Association are small independent producers we're like farmers it's like you when you send the cows

00:13:26.540 you know when you send the cows to auction you don't set the auction price the auction does

00:13:30.680 the industry itself and this is really important I try to explain this to people that we prefer

00:13:36.200 stable prices more than anything and those prices need to be in that 67 to 85 dollar a barrel range

00:13:43.340 and the reason why is because that's predictable for us it allows us to do long-term planning

00:13:48.320 to capitalize on when you have to capitalize a multi-billion dollar project you need that

00:13:52.660 stability and these wild swings are horrible for us and and and we we don't want that and so when

00:13:59.640 the president says well i want oil at 50 a barrel well that puts intense pressure on our our sort

00:14:05.920 golden goose which is the shale industry you know because we actually need 65 a barrel but i think

00:14:11.460 when we're in that range or it's not or you can't pull it out it you lose money pulling it out

00:14:15.900 reagan we went through this in the 80s with reagan but anyway exactly exactly and anything

00:14:21.420 above 90 is horrible too because you know it nobody's going to invest in these wild pricings

00:14:26.680 i mean today's a good example we're up ten dollars we're down ten dollars it's hard for us to plan

00:14:31.620 for that and above 90 our prices for production go up as well so the goldilocks zone is there in

00:14:36.840 at 70 to 90, which that translates into that $2.95, $3.15, you know, dollar a gallon for gas.

00:14:44.680 And that's where people seem to be able to function well. To your point, though, sorry,

00:14:49.820 but to your point is what can be done in immediate relief? Keep in mind that the price of crude is

00:14:54.880 one portion of what you're paying at the pump. The federal and the state and local taxes are

00:15:00.100 the other. And California adds another $1.65 on top of it. And the lowest is Alaska, which is

00:15:07.180 like 29 cents. The most immediate thing that could probably be done is have the states themselves

00:15:11.540 look at what they're charging and adjust those fees, adjust those taxes, or waive them, or do

00:15:18.080 a holiday or something like that. And that brings some immediate relief. But again, the problem is

00:15:21.960 that relief only lasts as long as we don't get a $20 spike in crude the next day because of a tweet

00:15:28.280 or because of a drone strike.

00:15:30.540 We're in a really tough spot right now.

00:15:33.080 Look, I filled up yesterday. 0.98

00:15:34.500 It sucks. 0.96

00:15:36.420 And I've noticed, 0.99

00:15:38.120 and nobody wants to be pushing 1.00

00:15:40.100 low and moderate income families

00:15:42.180 into energy poverty.

00:15:44.240 My industry hates that.

00:15:45.560 We want them to be able to afford food and gas.

00:15:48.620 You know?

00:15:50.300 So that's where we're at.

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00:17:14.360 My good friend from Washington, D.C., I should say, who is in Washington, D.C.,

00:17:19.460 from texas nobody wants to be from washington dc chip roy hello chip how are you glenn great to be

00:17:25.680 with you yeah thanks for that correction that was important yeah i know i know i know i know

00:17:29.880 how's the campaign going when when when do you vote uh early voting is on may 18th uh election

00:17:36.880 day is may 26th so just not quite three weeks from now uh campaign's going great crisscrossing

00:17:43.100 the state of texas i was in houston on monday san antonio last night um fredericksburg today

00:17:47.660 and Georgetown and then Longview and then Dallas-Fort Worth, Denton, Weatherford going to

00:17:51.960 Midland-Odessa Saturday, all the way out to Alpine to see some folks out there. We're going to cover

00:17:56.200 the state and put a lot of miles on the truck, but a lot of good folks out there, and the short

00:18:00.940 version is they wanted somebody who's practiced law, who's been a prosecutor, who's been there,

00:18:05.080 who's got a proven track record, and we're selling that message to the people of Texas.

00:18:09.500 And I will tell you, you've proven yourself in Washington, D.C. to be a man of principle and

00:18:14.880 take a stand. Let's talk about the kill switch here for a second. People are just starting to

00:18:18.720 discover something that happened during the Biden administration. Can you explain this?

00:18:23.320 Yeah, this is something I've been fighting for a long time. My good friend and colleague,

00:18:27.700 Scott Perry, carries the legislation to repeal it. My friend Thomas Massey has been an outspoken

00:18:33.040 advocate for it. All of us have carried amendments in various forms over the last several years.

00:18:38.080 So about five years ago, four years ago, maybe, I can't remember the year, I'd have to go check,

00:18:42.720 You know, they passed as part of the larger, yeah, they passed as part of the larger legislation, I think it was a transportation bill, a provision in there that required, it was a specific mandate for rulemaking to put in automobiles technology to prevent people from driving who might be impaired.

00:19:03.840 Now, this was passed, you know, in the name of trying to prevent, you know, people from driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

00:19:11.680 But the issue is that means you're putting, A, expensive technology, upwards of several thousand dollars, increasing the cost of automobiles, into cars that is surveilling you by definition.

00:19:24.400 Now, they will say, oh, don't worry about it.

00:19:26.640 It's just checking eye movement.

00:19:28.300 It's not collecting data.

00:19:29.560 It's not going to be used against you.

00:19:31.380 Well, yes, it is.

00:19:32.360 I mean, first of all, you're going to then prevent, let's say you're a woman being chased by somebody and you run into your car and you're nervous and frenetic and scared.

00:19:40.680 and you want to start your car, and you can't start your car.

00:19:44.260 Like, it's mind-blowing that we would allow that to occur

00:19:47.220 rather than just saying, look, if you're caught drinking and driving,

00:19:51.060 you lose your license for 10 years and pay a $10,000 fine.

00:19:54.000 Like, there are ways to do things to make sure that you follow the law.

00:19:59.060 We've been winning that battle on drunk driving.

00:20:01.160 But now we're going to put this kind of technology,

00:20:03.240 which, by the way, will be expansive in terms of its surveillance capability.

00:20:07.600 You are effectively putting cameras in your car to track your movements, track what you're doing, and no doubt record what you're doing and then ultimately be used against you in something to me that is nefarious with respect to the Fourth Amendment.

00:20:23.440 I mean, this is, you know, it's dystopia. I mean, you really can't believe that we're

00:20:28.640 allowing the very things that were predicted in 1984 and other, you know, ways. And we're now

00:20:36.600 going, oh, yeah, let's just do this. Let's just go ahead. Let's give all the power to the government.

00:20:41.720 Look, this is why I've been arguing to say we need more reforms than FISA. We got some good

00:20:47.460 reforms two years ago, but we need to go further for more warrant protections. And look, I was

00:20:53.320 sitting in the Oval Office having this conversation with the president. And I don't talk about private

00:20:57.040 conversations, but he is rightly trying to balance as commander in chief the need for 702 to go get

00:21:02.360 information on bad actors abroad with the need to protect, you know, our privacy here. And he wants

00:21:07.540 to get that balance. I have an obligation to look beyond the current president and to say the

00:21:11.920 Constitution needs to make sure that we as Congress, as a voice, are standing up in defense

00:21:17.100 of private citizens from having government that is surveilling them. FISA has warrantless

00:21:22.420 surveillance. Now they want to create a central bank digital currency, which we pass legislation

00:21:27.420 to try to ban. And now you've got the kill switch that's about to be implemented next year.

00:21:32.120 That is surveillance technology in your car. All of this is adding up to constant surveillance of

00:21:38.320 the American people in violation of not just the spirit, but I believe the letter of the

00:21:43.100 Fourth Amendment. And this should be concerning to everybody and we should be trying to stop it.

00:21:48.340 i have to tell you i i would throw in you know the third amendment is always overlooked

00:21:53.240 you can't quarter soldiers in somebody's home and everybody's like well we got that one done

00:21:58.040 i think this is also a violation of the third amendment because the government it's not a

00:22:03.880 physical person but they have their eyes on your info that's why they didn't want you to quarter

00:22:09.960 people in because they were going through your stuff they were watching you all the time that's

00:22:14.680 what that was trying to stop. This is watching you all the time. This is looking through your

00:22:19.640 information. This is such a violation of the fourth and I think the third amendment. It's

00:22:25.300 crazy what we're doing. Crazy. Yeah. Glenn, this is something that I hope all your listeners listen

00:22:31.220 to and take to heart that they need to be concerned about this. And you want to probably

00:22:36.180 move on to other topics, but I'll just, I'll leave with this. We tried to amend the FISA with the

00:22:41.880 central bank digital currency. We did so successfully with some modest reforms to FISA,

00:22:46.940 sent it to the Senate. The Senate wouldn't take it up. So we ended up passing a 45-day extension.

00:22:52.100 Some of us, I offered an amendment to kill the kill switch. Well, that was ruled non-germane.

00:22:57.300 Well, it's technically non-germane in a sort of legislative drafting sense, 0.55

00:23:01.660 but it's totally germane to the tyrannical surveillance of the American people.

00:23:06.340 So I'm going to keep fighting to find vehicles to try to move those things.

00:23:10.140 So is Scott Perry.

00:23:11.500 So is Thomas Massey.

00:23:12.480 So are others who believe in liberty.

00:23:14.440 But the American people need to be advised of this, and they need to harangue their members of Congress into making sure they prioritize this.

00:23:21.600 Because 57 members of Congress voted against our bill or our amendment, sorry, last year to kill the kill switch on appropriations.

00:23:30.700 57.

00:23:33.400 57 Republicans.

00:23:34.420 You wouldn't happen to have a list of those names that I could get and tweet those names out.

00:23:38.780 Happy to send them to you.

00:23:40.140 Okay, good. Please do. I don't understand it. And I don't understand FISA. FISA was written in the 70s to be the fix, to be able to say, okay, the government is spying, so we have to have some balance. So we're going to put a FISA court in there.

00:23:58.240 This was to stop the government from abusing power, and now it is the source of the abuse

00:24:04.620 of power.

00:24:07.460 There's just no way to limit.

00:24:08.800 You open these doors.

00:24:10.020 There's no way to limit these people. 0.75

00:24:11.840 They'll just keep taking.

00:24:13.820 Well, Glenn, I like to give credit where it's due, and my colleague, Michael Cloud, a good

00:24:18.320 man and one of the best members of Congress, he's kind of my opposite in terms of his demeanor.

00:24:23.660 He's Mr. Level-headed and just out there, and he doesn't go to the floor as much.

00:24:27.620 I'm out there throwing bombs on the House floor, but we are brothers in our belief in conservatism and limited government.

00:24:33.380 He's a big champion of banning the central bank digital currency.

00:24:36.600 Michael came into one of our Republican meetings a few weeks back and he said to everybody, he said, guys, the intelligence community never walks in and says, hey, we have all of this power and we are able to use this power to collect lots of information.

00:24:51.260 And you know what? Today we decided we're going to give back half our power.

00:24:55.900 Here you go. That literally never happens. So we as members of Congress have a duty

00:25:02.420 to require it when we're putting together funding that we're taking from taxpayers and

00:25:07.540 unfortunately borrowing to fund all of this nonsense. And there's always a reason when

00:25:13.160 your guy is the guy as the commander in chief in the executive branch, then everybody goes,

00:25:18.680 oh, I guess I can't do it. Let me give you an example. Jamie Raskin, right? Very liberal

00:25:24.000 Democrat from Maryland. Jamie puts himself out as a big defender of the Constitution.

00:25:29.360 Jamie was on the floor of the House when we had an amendment vote on a warrant protection on FISA

00:25:34.660 two years ago when Joe Biden was in the office. Jamie ultimately didn't vote with us to require

00:25:40.880 a warrant protection amendment because it was Joe Biden in the White House. And I'm not,

00:25:46.420 like, I disagree with Jamie and I'm happy to, you know, punch him on a lot of different issues.

00:25:49.720 But I'm not here. I'm not here to disparage him on that. I'm trying to make the case. There were Republicans right now who are like, well, I guess I've got to be more careful now because our guys in the White House. I agree. I want to give the president power, but I do the right thing. But I don't agree that we should that we should not be blind. Like here we are. I'm sorry that we should be blind.

00:26:11.500 are universal principles are universal no matter who is in power correct you know i i'm convinced

00:26:19.720 our biggest problems in this country um are not are not uh the laws that we have or anything else

00:26:27.260 it's the abuse of everything you know the fisa court is not the problem it's the abuse of the

00:26:33.600 FISA court. The U visa, this is a visa that you get if you say, I was a victim of a certain kind

00:26:42.720 of crime. I'll let him just find this here for a second. Certain kind of crime. And so we say,

00:26:47.940 oh, come on in. You're a huddled mass. Let me help you yearn to breathe free. And it is maybe

00:26:54.500 at the beginning, maybe it was a good idea. I don't know. But now, massive growth. Guess when

00:27:00.040 it started to grow out of control 2009 now 400 000 pending applications uh we can't keep up with

00:27:09.420 it and he is chip roy is trying to stop it he's just introduced the end u visa abuse act

00:27:15.380 uh to congress what are the what are the conditions that will allow you to get this

00:27:22.200 well this was one that has flown under the radar for a lot of people and uh you know my staff has

00:27:28.800 been working on this for about six months, just, you know, we knew it existed, but, you know, I

00:27:32.580 didn't really dive into it. We had a case in Austin where one of our citizens here, not my

00:27:37.860 constituent, but very close, real nice guy. And he was a victim of being targeted by an illegal alien

00:27:44.740 for a false accusation of crime. And that was done so that that individual, the illegal alien, 0.56

00:27:52.120 could claim status and get a U visa to stay in the United States as a crime victim. 0.60

00:27:59.400 And this is the problem. It's a perverse incentive. And there are other, you know,

00:28:06.240 pieces or other statutes or other laws that give people the ability to stay here. If,

00:28:11.480 for example, they're a witness to crime, say you're an illegal alien and you know about a

00:28:15.400 gang member, cartel, fentanyl, and you're coming in as a witness to say, hey, these bad guys are

00:28:20.520 and X, Y, Z, we've got provisions in the law for them to be able to stay an extended period or get

00:28:25.940 a visa for a period of time. But so there's no real need for this, by the way. But it was created

00:28:31.060 in a do-gooder kind of huddled masses approach that you just described. And so now we've got

00:28:36.020 thousands of cases where people are trying to apply to these new visas. And we've had numerous

00:28:41.000 examples of fraud that are uncovered by the inspector general of the Department of Homeland

00:28:44.940 Security, who, by the way, Inspector General Kufari has been a rock star, a champion all

00:28:51.260 through the Biden years. He was getting targeted, harassed. They tried to fire him because he was

00:28:57.220 exposing all of the horrors under Alejandro Mayorkas in the Biden administration. He's still

00:29:02.320 doing a great job over there identifying some of these programs that are ripe for abuse because

00:29:08.700 Congress is always passing laws and creating new programs that can ultimately be abused.

00:29:14.940 chip i'm i i'm going to start asking um people who are running for any office two questions i

00:29:23.540 want to present these to you as the first person um if you win as attorney general

00:29:32.080 will you go after all corruption graft and fraud even no matter what party is responsible

00:29:43.980 for it and go after it with everything in you to root it out and to stop it and to put these people

00:29:50.960 in jail? Yes, unequivocally. And I'll tell you how, unless you want to go to your second question

00:29:56.700 first. No, go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Well, this is, this is partly why there's a significant

00:30:01.020 number of people in the Austin swamp who are opposing me. And it's because they know that

00:30:06.020 I'm going to bring a fresh view to the Austin swamp. And it is every bit as swampy as the

00:30:10.520 Washington swamp. Don't kid yourself. One party rule. They might be on our side of the ideological

00:30:15.660 spectrum, but it has a way of corrupting. And so they know I'm going to come in and pursue truth

00:30:22.180 wherever it may lead. I will go after NGOs and nonprofits. I will go after every government

00:30:27.260 dollar. I've already talked to Don Huffines, who's going to be our comptroller candidate.

00:30:30.900 I want to open up all the books. I want to know where the money came from. I want to know where

00:30:34.880 the money's going, because if you follow the money, you're going to find the corruption.

00:30:38.340 And we need to do that in Austin and D.C. Doge is a good sounding concept, and I support it. I want to doge Austin too. But you need the power of the Office of the Attorney General, who has power on public corruption, to pursue all of this, to expose it.

00:30:53.060 Because we have got to stop empowering people to be able to use taxpayer money in their offices, to be able to carry out policies, programs, and all sorts of grift and do it in a way that is undermining the strength of the state of Texas, not just across the country.

00:31:10.720 It's real right here in Texas, and I will absolutely go after it as attorney general. 0.96

00:31:14.660 So the second question is, will you use your office, your powers to do everything you can to stop Sharia law from becoming reality in the state of Texas and the United States of America? 1.00

00:31:29.760 Yeah, Glenn, and this is probably the single most important issue we face. 0.97

00:31:34.720 And you and I have talked about it on your show.

00:31:37.560 We are big believers and staunch defenders and will die on the hill to defend our rights

00:31:42.100 given to us by God that were codified in the Bill of Rights, but they're not given to us

00:31:47.920 by the Bill of Rights, right?

00:31:48.860 I think it's really important.

00:31:49.780 People need to remember that.

00:31:50.940 Right.

00:31:51.080 They are our rights.

00:31:52.400 And our Constitution was the first document to recognize that and put it down in print

00:31:57.380 form in the Bill of Rights. 1.00

00:31:58.940 But absolutely, I'm going to stop the advance of the Islamification of the state of Texas, the Islamification of the United States. 0.98

00:32:07.160 This is a political ideology masquerading behind the First Amendment in order to carry out a jihad against the West. 0.98

00:32:15.560 And again, I'm not judging any one individual.

00:32:18.400 I am judging a movement that wants to destroy Western civilization. 1.00

00:32:21.580 As Charlie Kirk said, Islam is not compatible with Western civilization and Sharia has no place here.

00:32:27.460 As Attorney General, I will root it out. 1.00

00:32:30.940 Chiproy.com.

00:32:32.280 Chiproy.com is his campaign website.

00:32:34.920 Chip, as always, good to talk to you.

00:32:36.560 Thank you very much.

00:32:37.840 Keep fighting.

00:32:39.000 You bet.

00:32:39.400 Bye-bye.

00:32:40.840 This is the best of the Glenn Beck Program.

00:32:48.180 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:32:53.020 Make sure you become an insider.

00:32:54.520 Join the torch today.

00:32:55.620 just go to glenbeck.com slash torch we just had a fascinating conversation here during the

00:33:00.860 commercial break about um you know progressives and you know ricky said do these politicians

00:33:07.800 ever think ahead all of the you know the fisa court it started as protection and now look what

00:33:13.100 it's doing it's destructive this you know the the kill switch you know it starts for drunk driving

00:33:18.720 but look what it's going to turn into yeah i think the progressives absolutely do look at the future

00:33:23.560 They look at all these things and go, how can we get this in?

00:33:26.860 How can we get this past the Constitution?

00:33:30.100 What reasonable thing can we get it in through the front door or even in through a side window that will develop over time? 0.95

00:33:39.460 Progressivism that we can use to squash freedom.

00:33:44.160 And make no mistakes.

00:33:46.100 People who call themselves progressive, read up on what progressivism is.

00:33:50.820 You're progressing to what?

00:33:51.900 progressing to what well at least now they're saying it communism or socialism that's what

00:34:01.060 they're progressing to and by the way socialism is check marks socialism is the step in between

00:34:10.820 capitalism and communism it's not a destination as i think mark said it's a train it's a train

00:34:19.660 it's the train that takes you between the two so that's what they're for okay that's what they've

00:34:27.640 always been for uh and don't believe the lies it's it's really time everybody puts their big

00:34:33.440 boy pants on and understands and and you stop stop letting your empathy and your goodness be used

00:34:42.980 against you i just i wrote some stuff we're gonna give it out to torch members here in a few weeks

00:34:49.600 um and then it'll come to you but i'm going to start just doing prototype uh kind of stuff and

00:34:56.820 see if it's useful and we're just testing it on the guinea pigs that are the torch bearers um

00:35:03.100 because you know the the torch is about education that's what it's supposed to be about it's not

00:35:08.920 about the show and and the information although that is important it is about education educate

00:35:15.640 yourself on what's happening in the world today. Know what's true, what's not true. We'll show you

00:35:21.040 how to figure out what's true. We will give you all of the background information and all the

00:35:27.140 original documents. We will go deeper on certain subjects, but also to teach true eternal principles

00:35:35.540 that founded the country. We have to know the Bill of Rights. We have to know the Bill of Rights.

00:35:42.180 and you know we keep having these things turned around on us what freedom of speech i'm just

00:35:51.420 sorry it's in my mind because i was up till at least one last night writing this um and it's on

00:35:58.460 the the first amendment the first lesson plan is going to be on how you teach your kids about

00:36:02.720 the bill of rights and the first amendment there are five things one is religion and people will

00:36:08.360 say, you can't go against Sharia law, that's religion. No, it's not. That is a replacement

00:36:14.900 of our laws. That is going into what our government is supposed to have charge of.

00:36:24.080 You want to have something in your faith, that's fine. You can do whatever you want in your faith.

00:36:29.840 You can pray any way you want. You do whatever you want. But not when you start encroaching

00:36:34.500 on the things that keep people free you're now entering what our government is supposed to do

00:36:43.680 and our government is supposed to make sure that they protect human right first and anything that

00:36:51.560 stands against human rights uh and starts to encroach on the role of the government

00:36:59.380 is antithetical and that is not a religious thing you don't have a right to do that the 0.71

00:37:05.560 catholics wouldn't have a right the mormon wouldn't have a right to do it nobody has a 0.89

00:37:09.040 right to do it okay you know utah couldn't join the union until the mormons said okay no more 0.58

00:37:16.360 polygamy why because that was the law in the united states of america you want to be in the

00:37:22.460 United States of America, then you have to follow the law, period. That's exactly what needs to be 1.00

00:37:30.080 said about Sharia law. Stop letting your goodness that has been used against you

00:37:39.060 and your misunderstanding of our rights, stop having that used against you. They're playing us.

00:37:48.560 we were just talking about that u visa what is that we see somebody who has maybe been 0.92

00:37:54.320 raped they're you know victim of a crime and they say i got to get out of here because crime is out

00:38:01.300 of control blah blah blah okay that's a good thing but there's there's nothing backing any of that up

00:38:08.660 it's your claim well we just know who would claim that well a lot of people would claim that to come

00:38:14.580 here. 400,000 people are applying for a U visa because it's their way to get in. And what a

00:38:22.400 surprise, that number just ballooned in 2009, Cloward and Piven. Stop it.

00:38:33.140 You know, I gave this speech at Ellis Island. And by the way, Ricky told me she was,

00:38:39.900 she was getting her hair done and she's talking to this guy who's doing her hair

00:38:43.800 on saturday uh for the event and he said where's your event and she said ellis island and he said

00:38:48.880 he's from new york he grew up in new york he said what's ellis island okay well i don't know

00:38:57.340 please do not ever talk about anything but hair because i don't even know how you got here if

00:39:04.020 you've lived in new york your whole life and you don't know what ellis island is um anyway so we

00:39:08.980 were doing this thing at Ellis Island. And I said, we have to understand how we have always

00:39:17.500 traditionally viewed immigration. It's not a suicide pact. We are not a hospital. You're not

00:39:26.260 coming here because, oh, I'm so broken. I just need a place where I can crash on your couch.

00:39:34.060 No, get off of my couch. Now, maybe there are some that we go, you know what? Let them crash

00:39:40.380 on the couch. Let them get their breath because they've been so abused or they've just come out

00:39:44.760 of Cuba. Yes. Let, let them come in, let them come in. But then we expect you to do something

00:39:53.220 with your life. No, no, no, no. Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning

00:39:59.080 to breathe free. Bring the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Who in their right mind 1.00

00:40:07.300 runs a country and says, you know what we really need to make our country great? The wretched 0.98

00:40:11.540 refuse. You know all those people that are the huddled masses that are just so tired and broken 0.71

00:40:18.180 and they're poor and they got nothing going for them? Let's bring those people in. How stupid 1.00

00:40:24.360 are you to think that's what that means? You really have to be an imbecile to believe that's 1.00

00:40:34.720 what it means, but that's the way it's interpreted. Give us your tired, your poor, your huddled 1.00

00:40:38.720 masses. Uh-huh. Why would we say that? Why? It shows you have a complete misunderstanding 1.00

00:40:47.380 or lack of even desire to try to understand that.

00:40:53.300 Go back to the original poem.

00:40:59.020 This is what the original poem says. 0.98

00:41:02.760 Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame.

00:41:06.420 Who is that? What is that?

00:41:08.820 That's the Colossus of Rhodes that used to hold a torch.

00:41:13.060 His leg was on one port and his other leg was on the other port

00:41:17.000 and the ships would come underneath.

00:41:18.760 I don't know what they saw

00:41:19.520 when they got underneath his skirt, 0.90

00:41:20.820 but they would go in between his legs.

00:41:23.640 And he was meant to be a giant of warning. 0.96

00:41:27.700 Don't screw with us.

00:41:30.420 Okay?

00:41:31.080 So the poem starts out, 0.98

00:41:32.720 not like the brazen giant of Greek fame

00:41:35.260 with conquering limbs astride from land to land.

00:41:39.520 Here at our sea wash gate, sunset gates, 1.00

00:41:43.420 shall stand a mighty woman with a torch 0.73

00:41:46.080 whose flame is the imprisoned lightning what is that what is imprisoned lightning that is a salute

00:41:52.320 to edison and electricity that's the light bulb light it's invention our light is invention it is

00:42:02.440 it's entrepreneurs coming up with a better idea whose flame is a better idea and her name

00:42:11.440 is mother of exiles from her beacon hand glows worldwide welcome we welcome everyone

00:42:19.760 her mild eyes command the air-bridged harbor the twin cities frame now this is an important thing

00:42:28.160 she says keep ancient lands and your storied pomp cries she with silent lips wait a minute 0.83

00:42:36.780 keep ancient lands and your storied pomp. What is storied pomp? Keep all of your titles and your

00:42:43.200 degrees and your kings and your classes and everything else. Keep them. We don't want your

00:42:49.100 land. We don't want your pomp. We don't want any of that crap. Keep it. We don't want it here.

00:42:57.400 Then she says, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. 0.71

00:43:03.580 who is she talking to here give me your tired your poor who is she talking to she just said

00:43:12.020 keep your ancient lands and your storied pomp she's talking to the countries all around the world 0.99

00:43:18.820 that have all of that crap that have all the kings and the queens and the and the guilds that

00:43:24.240 you have to join and if you don't you're born with a wrong name you can't go in and do that for a 0.97

00:43:29.260 living. You'll never be this because, well, you don't have the background. Your family wasn't that.

00:43:34.360 Your family wasn't an Earl or a Duke or whatever the hell. She's saying, keep all of that.

00:43:40.620 And then she challenges them. Give me the people you're keeping down. Give me the people you look

00:43:47.120 down on. Give me the people that you say, oh, they're tired. They're poor. They're awful. They're

00:43:51.920 stinky. I don't like them. They're the huddled masses. They're our wretched refuse. They're on 0.98

00:43:58.140 our teeming shores. Ick. I don't want them. Good. Send those people to us because you will not

00:44:06.720 believe when you stop calling people that, when you start giving them the opportunity and say,

00:44:13.420 you don't have to worry about your past. You don't have to worry about your family name.

00:44:17.180 You are responsible for you. You have rights given to you by God that no one can stand in

00:44:25.300 the way of. I'm not going to guarantee your success, and I'm not going to coddle you and

00:44:31.460 hold you in my arms and sing you lullabies every night. You want a chance? Here's your chance.

00:44:39.760 We don't require any of that stuff. Come here. I lift my lamp beside the golden door.

00:44:48.160 This is the attitude we have to start having. You have to remember context. You have to remember

00:44:56.880 what is the point of all of this. Stop being abused. We are like battered. We're like battered

00:45:08.440 family members. We have been abused for so long by our own politicians, by our NGOs,

00:45:15.460 by our own churches in some ways.

00:45:18.860 They have done everything they can

00:45:20.620 to make you forget who you are.

00:45:23.280 You're an American.

00:45:24.860 This is the United States of America.

00:45:27.200 We are different than every other country on planet Earth.

00:45:32.120 And with God's will, 0.99

00:45:34.220 we will always be different from those countries. 0.99

00:45:38.420 That's something we should stand up and square our shoulders 0.95

00:45:40.940 and say, damn right we're different. 0.57

00:45:42.600 and you don't get any of this for free. This takes work. This takes work from each of us, 0.92

00:45:51.940 the individuals. I'm not bringing somebody in here who doesn't even understand us or want to

00:45:55.860 understand us. You want to be Puerto Rican? Live in Puerto Rico. You want to be American

00:46:01.220 and you have an idea that you can't do in Puerto Rico? Come on in. Help us. Remind me who we are.

00:46:10.400 but I don't need another damn person who is coming in here because we're going 0.98

00:46:14.820 to take care of them. No, I'm not taking care of you. 0.98

00:46:17.580 That's not what this is about. Stand up, square your shoulders.

00:46:22.740 Remember who you are.

00:46:24.600 This is the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:46:31.700 All right. Um, Jason just broke some news to the, uh,

00:46:35.800 insiders and I want to go over Jason. Come in.

00:46:38.640 And I'm going to give you something that Donald Trump has just tweeted.

00:46:43.340 Assuming Iran agrees to give what has been agreed to, which is perhaps a big assumption,

00:46:49.560 the already legendary epic fury will be at an end, 0.99

00:46:53.580 and the highly effective blockade will allow the Hormuz Strait to be open to all, including Iran. 0.99

00:47:02.700 If they don't agree, the bombing starts, and it will be, sadly,

00:47:06.620 at a much higher level and intensity than it was before thank you for your attention to this matter

00:47:11.280 president donald j trump by the way um before i get to that do you know why thank uh thank you

00:47:18.200 for your attention to this matter do you know why he says that at the end of all of his tweets

00:47:21.620 educate me do you know jason i found this out this is crazy don't do you know why no do you

00:47:28.340 remember when he was debanked yeah okay and he got a letter from the bank saying sorry the last

00:47:36.520 line was thank you for your attention to this matter

00:47:40.640 he has a long memory he has a very long memory isn't that interesting anyway jason i will believe

00:47:51.940 this when i see it we don't know who we're even dealing with and even the president is like

00:47:56.280 perhaps this is a big assumption um but this is like the third deal that iran has presented to

00:48:04.520 the united states in the last couple of days they keep presenting these things i have a guest coming

00:48:09.500 up in about 30 minutes it's going to tell us about oil and what what's the deal i keep hearing that

00:48:15.660 they're going to run out of space they're going to run out of space well when are they going to

00:48:18.660 run out of space and shut down the oil fields are we there yet because if that that could be that's

00:48:24.860 the key to the pressure i think of getting a deal done so we'll find that out in just a few minutes

00:48:31.000 But what do you think of what he just tweeted?

00:48:33.460 Well, I don't – we saw comments from Marco Rubio yesterday just talking about when they're negotiating with the Iranians.

00:48:41.140 It's kind of hard to – like sometimes it takes over six days to get a response back because it's going through multiple different layers of the security state, eventually getting down to the Ayatollah. 0.58

00:48:50.260 Who knows the manipulations from the IRGC?

00:48:53.240 Who knows who they're – I don't even know if we know who we're negotiating with.

00:48:56.960 What party? Is it the IRGC? Is it the political establishment?

00:49:01.000 let's just say i'm highly skeptical every time we get some of these deals or these proposals

00:49:06.780 coming from the iranians and there are rumors going around now on more of a 14 or ish point

00:49:13.640 plan that they're proposing i have we seen it yet i don't we haven't i've just seen reporting on what

00:49:19.980 the rumors are on some of it like you know a moratorium on uranium enrichment us lifting

00:49:25.920 sanctions and releasing frozen funds i don't know how far even those two will go yeah yeah i mean

00:49:33.440 we'll we'll do all those things if they are you know if they're actually going to not pursue 0.93

00:49:41.180 you know a nuclear policy and they're gonna you know get away from hezbollah and hamas and all

00:49:47.740 of that but those are huge ifs i mean those are huge you trust the irgc because i don't right no

00:49:53.760 And I think that this has brought out all of their internal divisions, and I don't even know if the leadership within Iran even knows who's in charge right now.

00:50:03.940 So I'm very skeptical on all of this.

00:50:05.900 We'll see where it goes.

00:50:07.020 As the president said, it's a big assumption, assuming this will go through.

00:50:10.800 But meanwhile, the blockade is still in effect.

00:50:13.760 I still think the best course of action is to allow things to take its course through the blockade, allow economic pain to continue there and see what they're forced into later.

00:50:23.320 That's the best course of action.

00:50:24.660 Well, we'll find out about the oil thing here coming up in just a few minutes.

00:50:28.860 Let me switch subjects.

00:50:31.100 Jason, I don't know if you saw this, but I don't even know if this is true.

00:50:39.360 But apparently there were some people from the government with inside knowledge that have asked a group of pastors to meet somewhere in the country, Tennessee.

00:50:51.320 and they met to get briefed on I don't know lizard people I don't know exactly what do you

00:51:02.620 have this story have you looked into this yeah a little bit so this started going around yesterday

00:51:09.160 and at first I dismissed it I eventually started seeing it getting pushed all over the place but

00:51:14.740 apparently there was a quote large group of pastors I looked a few of them up some of them

00:51:19.240 are well-known evangelists that supposedly met at an Airbnb in the mountains of Tennessee where

00:51:26.300 okay hang on just a second hang on hang on hang on send me a list of the pastors because I probably

00:51:31.180 know some of them and I will call them okay and find out okay but go ahead they met at an Airbnb

00:51:37.040 right one of these pastors name is Perry Stone so he he put a video out on x yesterday or on

00:51:43.780 YouTube, and I'll just read you a quote that kind of summarizes it. He said, quote, I'm not going

00:51:49.120 into great detail, but there were a large number of pastors that have been invited to go to a

00:51:52.960 certain state to hear some men in the U.S. government and others share with them a concern

00:51:58.120 that they had. The concern revolved around, quote, some of it has to do with crafts that have been

00:52:04.740 discovered that are not allegedly part of our planet and materials that are made are not part

00:52:09.480 of our planet very strange reptilian looking creatures and other things that almost sound

00:52:14.540 like something of a sci-fi movie or hg wells book and it sounds like they're gathering the pastors

00:52:20.880 together to get a unified message so that when disclosures happen that there's not i don't know

00:52:28.140 what there's not i know this has been discussed in ufo circles before that there will be civil

00:52:33.260 unrest amongst uh religious people and how to control that wait wait wait wait wait among

00:52:41.060 religious people don't you think if we found out that there are lizard people here we would all 0.99

00:52:46.500 be a little upset is it why is it just the religious people that are going to be like 0.99

00:52:50.140 i can't take i you know i'm not going to stand for the lizard people in the shopping center i mean

00:52:54.840 what what well this is when you get this it's like specific claims and i've i've actually

00:53:01.680 talked about a documentary uh the documentary is called mirage men and i mentioned i bring that up

00:53:07.840 because at the very end of the documentary they talk about one of the big specific claims that 0.89

00:53:12.320 religious people might have a problem with um which understandably so but one of the claims

00:53:17.560 or part of the disclosures has always been rumored that the human race has been manufactured by

00:53:24.440 extraterrestrials that's one of the multitude of so that's what they thought so wait wait wait

00:53:30.440 The people who claim to believe in Jesus Christ are going to go, well, now, wait a minute. 0.86

00:53:38.800 The lizard people say they came up with all of that, and we're going to believe that? 0.87

00:53:43.780 Sounds like a psyop invented by atheists. 0.81

00:53:46.720 What is going on in Tennessee? 0.79

00:53:48.940 I mean, as a Christian, the first thing that I would say is if a lizard person was like, you know what? 0.87

00:53:55.500 We came here long ago, and we just made up this Jesus thing.

00:53:58.840 First thing that would come to mind would be, get behind me, Satan.

00:54:03.900 I mean, that does not sound like something I go, no, well, wait a minute.

00:54:08.480 That makes me question Jesus. 1.00

00:54:10.180 It makes me question the lizard people. 1.00

00:54:13.500 Well, Ricky mentioned PSYOP, and there definitely seems like they're pushing to, I don't know. 0.66

00:54:19.600 There's been a lot of talk of disclosure lately, and I'm getting the PSYOP vibe on a lot of this.

00:54:27.000 But David Grush was trending yesterday also on Aliens.

00:54:30.360 He was one of the big whistleblowers.

00:54:32.040 And he was saying that disclosure is going to ramp up between the next 60 to 90 days.

00:54:36.240 We've heard the White House talk about how they're going to release a lot of files.

00:54:39.280 Cash Patel was just talking about the release of a lot of files.

00:54:42.580 He said that, I think, yesterday, the past couple days.

00:54:45.100 Something is coming from the White House.

00:54:46.780 Whether it's a big nothing burger or not, I don't know.

00:54:49.600 It's going to be a big nothing burger.

00:54:51.300 There's no way the president...

00:54:53.140 Look, if...

00:54:54.040 Look.

00:54:54.180 but can we just be logical here for a second first of all if the president knew that there

00:55:02.840 were lizard people among us okay lizard people among us do you think he'd be like out there

00:55:11.060 going and uh by the way oil prices are going to come down uh you know i'm i'm working on the next

00:55:17.860 election. We got to get out. He would be focused on the list. Is there a bigger story in all of

00:55:24.820 mankind than we find out that aliens are among us? I don't think there's a bigger story. The,

00:55:32.680 the, the whole of government would be gearing towards that. Not, uh, by the way, we got to

00:55:42.000 bring our, uh, interest rates down, uh, you know, and we're going to work on some housing programs. 1.00

00:55:47.660 And by the way, lizard people are here. 0.99

00:55:49.420 And it looks like the war in your race. 0.97

00:55:51.700 What did you just say? 1.00

00:55:52.720 Yeah, lizard people are here.

00:55:53.800 But let me tell you about the negotiations that are going on. 0.97

00:55:57.020 That's not going to happen.

00:55:58.720 That's not going to happen.

00:56:00.380 It's not going to happen.

00:56:01.580 There is a fortuitous timing to a lot of the alien talk.

00:56:05.140 It always seems like when there's other large news out there or something that the government doesn't really want to talk about or something like that, we always seem to get a disclosure.

00:56:14.400 it seems or or is it the is it the government you know these nameless leaks that are coming

00:56:21.780 but people connected to the government i'd like to know who the people connected to the government

00:56:26.100 are who who are they you know who is doing this this is again i mean honestly i would love to

00:56:33.940 hear from christians i'd love to hear from you because maybe a lot of people say i'm not a

00:56:38.700 Christian, even though I've been saved and redeemed by Jesus Christ, uh, by accepting his

00:56:44.880 atonement somehow or not a Christian. But, uh, I would love to hear from Christians who somehow 0.93

00:56:52.660 or another, this is going to shake your faith. I just don't believe that. Oh, I believe in God

00:57:00.740 until lizard people show up and then I'm going to listen to the lizard people. And they're like, 0.64

00:57:06.600 yeah let me just let me just tell you that i we all came here a long time ago and made up jesus

00:57:16.100 oh okay that's shaking my face i'm sorry sorry don't think so they do live among us and gavin

00:57:26.420 newsom and nancy pelosi do you remember do you remember steve dace's uh prediction on your yeah

00:57:32.120 TV show. Here's the exact

00:57:34.020 quote. We're going to see at least one elected

00:57:36.120 official claim to have directly communicated

00:57:38.260 with non-human intelligence

00:57:39.960 and the amount of activity

00:57:42.300 PSYOP, whatever you want to call it

00:57:44.140 on the UFO, UAP, NHI

00:57:46.840 front is ramping up. Now I'm

00:57:48.240 suspicious about why Steve Tace

00:57:50.020 knew that. Maybe was he in this Tennessee

00:57:52.300 meeting? Is he a lizard

00:57:54.100 person? He claims

00:57:56.200 to be a Christian. Maybe he's a 1.00

00:57:58.320 lizard person. Oh my 0.79

00:58:00.200 i mean he uh he stated that with such authority though too and i'm not saying that he had inside

00:58:07.980 information but he really i mean because that was shocking coming from him and we all laughed

00:58:13.560 we're like okay steve and well i guess maybe he was right we're getting closer who do you think

00:58:18.960 the politician would be that would announce that they'd had non-human intelligence trump okay i

00:58:25.980 I mean, if it's, if it's, if it is, look, if it's true, Trump, cause he's, he's going

00:58:35.140 to let somebody else be the star of that show.

00:58:38.600 No way. 1.00

00:58:39.320 I mean, if, if he could, it, the, the, the spacecraft would have T R U M P flashing. 0.93

00:58:48.900 It wouldn't be like, you know, the, the, the end scene of a close encounters.

00:58:54.260 it's not just lights it would spell out trump he would spell out trump he would be the guy if this

00:59:01.940 is true believe me this is the biggest announcement in all of human history it's not going to be just

00:59:08.920 leaked out the president would the president would have to be the one i don't care who the

00:59:16.620 president is the president would have to be the one that would break it to the american people

00:59:21.340 and the world it would have to be you're gonna say marco i know you're busy on like 80 different

00:59:26.960 jobs i need you to go out talk to the people about the lizard people i'm working on negotiations

00:59:31.320 right now no it has to be the president and there's there's no way i just i don't believe

00:59:39.740 it and i don't even if it's true i don't believe this is going to shake the faith i think this

00:59:44.580 would bring faiths together i think christians and uh well at least christians i mean if you

00:59:51.080 if you believe in the bible if you're like i don't know i'm just gonna i'm gonna i'm thinking

00:59:57.320 about it then maybe you believe the lizard person but if you believe the bible you believe in jesus

01:00:02.020 christ if he's worked his atoning power in your life at all this is not going to shake you it's

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