The Glenn Beck Program - Can the Senate Stop the DISASTER Debt Ceiling 'Deal'？｜ Guest： Sen. Mike Lee

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00:01:47.500 I wonder what that could be caused from.

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00:01:55.060 I mean, well, what causes inflation?

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00:01:59.480 Oh, on that front, good news.

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00:02:06.260 Yeah.

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00:02:10.260 First of all, we avoided that funding crunch, you know, that catastrophe that would not ever happen without the Secretary of Treasury and the President deciding not to pay our bills.

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00:03:09.580 Well, now it goes to the Senate.

00:03:10.620 And there are people like Mike Lee and Ted Cruz and others who are standing up and saying, not on my watch.

00:03:16.640 Do they have a chance?

00:03:18.460 What's the strategy?

00:03:19.520 Mike Lee joins us in 60 seconds.

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00:04:33.300 So what's the strategy now?

00:04:36.720 But the strategy now is to make sure that the United States Senate is fully informed before

00:04:41.380 its members vote on this and to make sure that the United States Senate has the opportunity

00:04:45.300 to cast votes on a few amendments that identify some of the more egregious errors.

00:04:51.320 You could either call them drafting errors if you wanted to assume good faith on the part

00:04:55.640 of those who wrote them, or you could call them efforts to repair malicious damage inflicted

00:05:02.260 by whoever wrote this, trying to make virtually every cost savings measure in this bill

00:05:08.860 feckless and almost ineffective.

00:05:11.800 OK, so go through some of them.

00:05:13.380 All right.

00:05:14.920 So my personal favorite in the sense of it really getting me worked up is this section

00:05:22.780 two sixty five of the bill.

00:05:24.760 Section two sixty five nullifies completely the regulatory pay as you go measure or pay

00:05:31.600 go, as they call it.

00:05:32.740 The red pay go provision is section two sixty three.

00:05:35.020 Then a two sixty five, just after the provision that promised to bring about accountability for

00:05:40.600 government as it expands the regulatory footprint.

00:05:43.380 Of the federal government.

00:05:44.720 It says, oh, by the way, the director of President Biden's Office of Management and Budget, Shalonda

00:05:52.460 Young, may at her sole discretion decide not to follow these.

00:05:58.120 Oh, my gosh.

00:05:58.980 Just exempt herself from it.

00:06:00.780 And, you know, Glenn, the funny thing is I discovered this about forty eight hours ago and

00:06:05.180 it was Tuesday morning when I was reading through that particular provision and discovered, oh,

00:06:09.640 my gosh, this could be a problem.

00:06:11.460 And a lot of people aren't going to read this or understand what it means.

00:06:14.160 So I've got to talk about it.

00:06:15.660 I kid you not.

00:06:16.400 By the end of the day, Shalonda Young herself, OMB director at a White House briefing, came

00:06:21.340 out and said, yeah, of course I will use that provision and I will use that provision to defend

00:06:27.320 and prop up President Biden's regulatory agenda.

00:06:30.740 So they're not even being mysterious about this.

00:06:34.220 So this regulatory accountability, it was supposed to start with and end with the Reigns Act,

00:06:39.080 which would put Congress back in charge of making the law instead of allowing law to be

00:06:42.700 made by unelected, unaccountable, bureaucratic pinheads.

00:06:46.760 They stripped that out and they put this one in as a replacement with Kevin McCarthy, who

00:06:52.560 I genuinely like as a human being.

00:06:55.560 I've long really liked Kevin personally, but he came out and said, yeah, we didn't get

00:07:01.380 Reigns.

00:07:02.080 We didn't even get a short term Reigns, which is something they should have used as a fallback,

00:07:06.120 which I'd suggest, and at least reign for the duration of the Congress.

00:07:09.500 But we did get something almost as good as that, which is this regulatory PAYGO feature,

00:07:13.780 only it doesn't work.

00:07:15.360 It was built to fail, built to do nothing.

00:07:18.940 What is the regulatory PAYGO, the one you just talked about?

00:07:24.740 Okay, so it would require the administration, each time it issues a new regulation, to establish

00:07:30.480 what the cost of it would be and to ensure that they're not increasing the net cost of

00:07:35.800 regulatory compliance.

00:07:37.120 Right.

00:07:37.580 See, this may seem odd to put in a debt ceiling deal, but it actually makes perfect sense

00:07:42.220 because we can't get out of our debt crisis solely by cutting.

00:07:46.340 We need to cut, yes, and we need to cut a lot.

00:07:48.240 We need to grow.

00:07:49.040 Our debt is so huge that we need to grow at the same time we cut.

00:07:53.320 And so what we're left with is no real cuts, at least not very much, and I'll go over that

00:07:59.060 in a second.

00:08:00.000 And the pro-growth stuff doesn't work either because it was built to fail.

00:08:03.580 Now, I don't think Kevin knew this.

00:08:05.260 I think he was deceived by someone giving him bad advice, but it is what it is, and I'm

00:08:10.080 pushing the amendment today to strike Section 265 to make this thing at least less bad.

00:08:16.900 Okay, so, Mike, you know, we've got Romney's coming out of our nose in Washington.

00:08:25.460 Are you going to be able to get enough Republicans to help?

00:08:31.340 Look, I'm whipping the vote among Senate Republicans.

00:08:36.440 I believe that we're going to have at least 20 no votes.

00:08:40.400 I'm going to try to push that figure higher.

00:08:42.460 I'd like to get it north of 25.

00:08:45.220 Between 25 and 30 would be a good outcome.

00:08:48.380 What would be an even better outcome, Glenn, is we get through some of this and we start

00:08:54.800 voting on some of these amendments to strike some of the more egregious provisions and also

00:09:00.300 at the same time highlight the bill's deficiencies.

00:09:03.540 And in the process, perhaps either repair it so that it actually does something good, or

00:09:09.000 alternatively, if it can't be repaired, defeat this thing so that we can go back to the drawing

00:09:13.680 board and get something that actually works.

00:09:16.020 There's no reason we have to be up against this false deadline established by Janet Yellen.

00:09:21.400 We're just days away from the moment when we're going to start receiving these quarterly

00:09:26.920 tax payments that once they're in, will take us into mid to late July before we have to

00:09:34.120 do a thing.

00:09:34.400 We shouldn't wait that long.

00:09:35.620 We got to act now.

00:09:36.600 But there's no reason we have to act at this moment between now and Monday.

00:09:41.060 So, you know, you've got Mitch McConnell standing there saying we're going to pass it today.

00:09:48.060 Yeah, he wants to pass it today.

00:09:53.080 And I respectfully, but very, very strongly disagree with him.

00:09:57.880 Look, we've got to make sure that the American people and those they elected to represent them

00:10:03.420 know what this thing does.

00:10:05.380 And I believe a lot of the people who voted for this last night, at least the Republicans,

00:10:11.080 didn't fully understand what it did.

00:10:12.400 They had drunk the Kool-Aid.

00:10:13.520 They had been fed misinformation, perhaps in good faith.

00:10:16.920 I don't know, by Republican leadership over there.

00:10:20.420 But, you know, Glenn, something interesting happened.

00:10:22.300 First, 71 House heroes were born last night.

00:10:26.980 71 House heroes who emerged, despite aggressive efforts by Republican leadership and the news

00:10:33.540 media to force them to vote for something.

00:10:35.740 They stood up and they voted no.

00:10:37.340 You know what's interesting, Glenn?

00:10:38.900 More Democrats voted for this bill in the House than Republicans.

00:10:42.780 I know.

00:10:43.060 More Democrats voted for it.

00:10:44.540 I have heard, I don't know if this is true, but I have heard that there were earmarks given

00:10:50.700 to key Democrats to help them whip the vote.

00:10:54.100 There may well have been.

00:10:58.240 I have no way of knowing that.

00:10:59.980 But what I do know is more of them voted for it than did Republicans, and more Republicans

00:11:04.100 voted against it than did Democrats.

00:11:07.180 And yet this was an effort that was supposed to be some sort of win.

00:11:10.240 And within minutes after that vote was cast and the result was known, you had Democrats

00:11:16.420 in the House saying things like, OK, I guess we can gloat now.

00:11:19.700 We can finally gloat now that this has passed, that we totally played them.

00:11:23.640 And they did, in fact, play Republican.

00:11:25.980 Of course they did.

00:11:27.920 Of course they did.

00:11:29.200 Because I swear to you, we have the IQ among all Republican leadership, in my opinion.

00:11:36.580 We have the IQ of a dog and a dumb dog, possibly a dead dog at that.

00:11:42.800 Look, I won't speak to their IQ, and I don't know that that is the problem.

00:11:48.060 I don't think it is.

00:11:48.980 I think that the problem is they're too eager to hear what they want to hear, that something

00:11:53.320 can be done easily, that there can be a kumbaya moment that's not going to have problems with

00:11:58.540 it.

00:11:58.700 And so sometimes they look the other way when it comes to the language.

00:12:02.080 Like, I'm sorry.

00:12:03.920 I mean, I appreciate you're being much more Christlike than I am by, you know, you're not

00:12:09.440 questioning their IQ.

00:12:10.480 But how dumb do you have to be to fall for the same trick every time since the day I was

00:12:15.980 born?

00:12:17.740 Look, Glenn, you're not going to tell me Santa Claus isn't real again, are you?

00:12:21.080 Because that really upsets me when you go there.

00:12:23.480 I mean...

00:12:24.360 Look, let's get back for a second to the spending issues.

00:12:28.160 Because this is another glaring omission, something that irritates me to no end what

00:12:32.820 they're saying.

00:12:33.620 They're claiming that this thing saves between, I don't know, $1.5 and $2 trillion.

00:12:39.320 It doesn't.

00:12:40.680 It's smoke in mirrors.

00:12:42.920 Look, in year one, the Limit Save Grow Act, the one passed a few weeks ago by the House,

00:12:47.800 would have saved about a trillion dollars in the first year alone.

00:12:51.000 That's how you tell whether it's serious is what it does in the first year.

00:12:54.400 Correct.

00:12:54.660 Because that's the one that's immediately under our control as we're doing this thing.

00:12:58.520 It's the same Congress acting in the same moment, in the same legislation.

00:13:02.160 This one, do you want to know how much it saves in year one?

00:13:05.720 About $12 billion.

00:13:08.180 $12 billion as compared to about $1.2 trillion.

00:13:14.960 And some would say even more because the expense, the cost of the Green New Deal tax credits

00:13:20.580 adopted by the Democrats, which they were clawing back, which they were going to halt,

00:13:25.640 are now understood as likely to be even more expensive than we expected.

00:13:30.140 But this one saves only about $12 billion, possibly as few as six.

00:13:37.280 You know, they claw back $28 billion of unspent COVID funds.

00:13:41.920 And then they immediately create a new slush fund in the Department of Commerce for $22 billion.

00:13:48.760 Nobody knows what it does.

00:13:50.240 Nobody knows what it means.

00:13:51.560 They're just moving it there so they can spend it somewhere else.

00:13:54.660 What?

00:13:54.860 I mean, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

00:13:57.060 There shouldn't be any slush funds for any department.

00:14:01.660 I mean, I'm saying.

00:14:03.040 What?

00:14:03.660 What, Mike, what does the Commerce Department do?

00:14:07.080 What could they possibly do?

00:14:08.520 Oh, there are very important things.

00:14:09.540 And in this provision, I believe the language is something along the lines of establishing

00:14:15.220 business, necessary hot tech business infrastructure.

00:14:20.280 Who the hell knows what that means?

00:14:22.300 I think, honestly, it's there to serve as a slush fund to make sure that they have money

00:14:27.580 when they feel like it for something else.

00:14:34.860 Mike, how can we help you?

00:14:37.320 Okay.

00:14:37.840 So, first of all, I hope and pray that senators will pay attention today, that they will continue

00:14:49.100 to read the bill, that they'll study the bill, that they will listen to arguments being made,

00:14:53.840 that when those of us who are proposing amendments and demanding that they be debated and voted

00:14:59.300 on, well, pay attention carefully to what's being said and ask the question, is this really

00:15:04.980 what the American people need?

00:15:07.260 Not just what they deserve, but what they desperately need right now.

00:15:10.680 Could we do better?

00:15:11.620 And secondly, anyone who has the ear of a United States senator, as most constituents do in one

00:15:23.340 way or another, reach out to them and ask how they're voting and express your views about how

00:15:29.340 you feel about this bill.

00:15:30.300 If you feel, as I do, that this bill is a whole lot of smoke in mirrors and that it doesn't really

00:15:36.160 save anything and that it may end up costing more money, let them know.

00:15:40.700 Yet another point, they promised work requirements.

00:15:42.940 There were work requirements attached to Medicaid, attached to food stamps, and attached to another

00:15:47.820 federal welfare program called TANF in the original Limit Save Grow Plan.

00:15:52.280 They were great reforms.

00:15:54.200 Would have saved money and would have also helped people get out of poverty, making poverty temporary

00:15:59.360 rather than tolerable and sustainable long-term as poverty.

00:16:03.560 This is a pro-growth and pro-human thriving sort of measure.

00:16:08.580 You know what they did in this bill?

00:16:09.760 They said, oh yeah, we've got work requirements until you read the fine print.

00:16:13.080 And you see that they stripped out all of the Medicaid work requirements.

00:16:17.040 The TANF requirements are essentially awash, essentially meaningless at best.

00:16:23.040 Then you've got the food stamp work requirements.

00:16:26.560 Those appeared at first blush to do something to save money.

00:16:31.020 And then we found out last night that according to the Congressional Budget Office, it actually

00:16:37.380 costs more money.

00:16:38.320 It's going to cost us a couple of billion dollars, not save us anything, but cost.

00:16:42.520 Yeah, but we're saving money with the IRS though, right?

00:16:48.980 Yeah.

00:16:49.600 Okay, so I think it's less than $2 billion out of $80 billion.

00:16:55.640 $2 billion.

00:16:58.100 $2 billion out of $80 billion.

00:17:01.480 That is not just a drop in the bucket, that is a drop in the ocean as far as we're concerned.

00:17:06.300 It still puts us in a position where we've deployed this veritable army of people to harass

00:17:12.420 the American people.

00:17:14.800 And we don't want that.

00:17:16.120 We don't need that.

00:17:16.920 And we need the money to not be spent.

00:17:18.600 The last thing Thomas Massey was on yesterday said, this is going to avoid an omnibus bill.

00:17:25.240 And I've heard now that people are saying, no, this is going to cause another omnibus bill.

00:17:29.920 Look, I love Thomas Massey.

00:17:33.220 He's one of my favorite people in all of Congress.

00:17:36.280 And he's someone I rarely disagree with.

00:17:39.600 And I don't question his motives.

00:17:41.880 I don't either.

00:17:42.380 Or his intelligence for one minute.

00:17:43.440 He's dead wrong.

00:17:44.520 Dead wrong here.

00:17:46.480 Look, everyone makes mistakes from time to time.

00:17:50.280 He's definitely made one here.

00:17:51.240 He's dead wrong.

00:17:52.480 This provision he's talking about that supposedly bring about an automatic 1% cut.

00:17:56.420 Now, it might have that effect if the 1% cut kicked in on October 1st, the day after Congress

00:18:03.020 failed to adopt a spending bill or a series of spending bills.

00:18:07.620 It doesn't kick in until January 1st.

00:18:10.120 So that three-month interregnum between Congress's failure to pass something and the moment the

00:18:15.000 1% cut kicks in, during that period, there's going to be enormous groundswell pressure from

00:18:22.660 the Uniparty, from Washington Swamp, that will encourage Congress to pass a giant, bloated,

00:18:31.460 expensive omnibus.

00:18:33.260 Or perhaps a large CR with some omnibus-like creatures dwelling within it.

00:18:39.020 Or a series of what they call minibus bills.

00:18:41.160 Either way, we're going to spend more money, not less, as a result of this.

00:18:45.420 I wish Thomas Massey were right.

00:18:46.640 He's dead wrong here.

00:18:47.380 We will, hopefully, the phones will ring in the Senate today.

00:18:52.120 Thank you so much for all your hard work.

00:18:54.340 Keep fighting, Mike.

00:18:56.180 Thanks so much, Glenn.

00:18:57.260 You bet.

00:18:57.500 And thanks so much for keeping America informed.

00:18:59.660 Thanks.

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00:20:27.860 And then it's still sketchy.

00:20:30.380 But if the phone lines are jammed, if people are calling the Capitol today to talk to their

00:20:36.500 congressmen, their senators now, but kick the butt of all those that didn't, or call and

00:20:43.260 thank the 70 that said, I'm not voting for this.

00:20:46.640 Make sure you call your senator today.

00:20:50.420 Because that's the only way.

00:20:52.460 They don't, they're not listening.

00:20:54.520 They're completely detached.

00:20:56.460 And I do think some of them are being duped.

00:21:00.160 And I do think others have nefarious reasons.

00:21:04.380 But, you know, at best case scenario, they're being duped.

00:21:08.800 They're being duped.

00:21:09.940 Yeah, I don't think they're being duped.

00:21:13.620 I mean, I think they know.

00:21:14.380 I know.

00:21:14.480 I don't think so either.

00:21:15.380 I think maybe they were being duped initially.

00:21:17.760 They all know what's in this thing now.

00:21:19.820 Right.

00:21:19.880 I mean, the fact that they're, you know, you think, okay, we spent a bunch of money on

00:21:23.940 COVID, trillions of dollars, by the way.

00:21:26.040 The fact that there's, you know, $28 billion left sitting around doing nothing, obviously

00:21:33.100 that should just go back to either pay them the money we borrowed back or as a tax rebate

00:21:38.040 to people, right?

00:21:38.960 Like, what do you mean going to a slush fund for another department that doesn't even know

00:21:43.860 what they're going to do with it?

00:21:44.820 Yeah.

00:21:45.260 I mean, the fact that that is in there, the fact that only $2 billion of $80 billion.

00:21:48.460 How much money is sloshing around in the administration where they're accomplishing anything they want

00:21:56.600 to and no one's stopping them?

00:21:59.600 You've got to call your senator and say, no, no, don't vote yes on this.

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00:23:57.560 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:24:00.680 We're glad you're here.

00:24:03.200 You know, I was just doing that commercial for Legacy Box a minute ago.

00:24:07.500 And I can't tell you how important it is to save your history

00:24:14.100 and preserve the history as much as you can.

00:24:18.340 We are entering a time, you know, I was talking to James Lindsay yesterday on the air,

00:24:24.600 and he was talking about how white extremists and, you know, white supremacists

00:24:33.940 are going to become synonymous with Christian nationalists.

00:24:39.440 Now, how do you decide what a Christian nationalist is?

00:24:45.260 Well, whoever is in charge gets to decide the meaning of those words.

00:24:48.940 And it is now trending towards anyone who believes in the superiority

00:24:55.800 or the divine appointing, if you will, of the United States of America,

00:25:03.720 that God was involved in writing our Constitution and Declaration of Independence.

00:25:09.900 Well, all of the founders believed that.

00:25:12.920 I believe that.

00:25:14.180 Now, it doesn't give a special right to lord over everyone, which we are doing.

00:25:19.940 But I believe that we were saved by God several times.

00:25:25.960 This time, I think, you know, as we're praying, God's like,

00:25:28.920 oh, oh, they're finally calling.

00:25:30.580 Yeah, they're on hold.

00:25:32.440 Yeah, tell them it'll be a while.

00:25:34.640 I mean, I think he's going to, until we get it,

00:25:38.660 he's not going to pay attention to us.

00:25:41.160 We've got to turn to him.

00:25:43.080 Anyway, what I just said to you will be deemed Christian nationalism.

00:25:49.240 It's not.

00:25:50.440 It's not.

00:25:52.300 I believe in our founding,

00:25:55.760 and I believe in the influence of God on our founding and our country,

00:26:00.280 but I do so in a humble way.

00:26:03.740 Not this arrogant, we'll tell everybody else how to live.

00:26:07.700 I don't have any intention of turning anyone into,

00:26:14.180 you know, turn against their faith,

00:26:17.060 turn against their religion,

00:26:19.120 you know, hey, you got to join mine.

00:26:21.240 No, no.

00:26:22.260 I will live my life in a way to be a good example.

00:26:26.040 And if you're interested on what makes me that way,

00:26:30.340 Jesus Christ,

00:26:31.200 then you can ask.

00:26:34.360 And I have,

00:26:35.480 and I talk about these things on the air,

00:26:38.520 but if you don't believe that,

00:26:40.100 that's okay.

00:26:41.720 It's okay.

00:26:42.620 That's not Christian nationalism.

00:26:49.660 As I was talking to James Lindsay,

00:26:54.860 I realized I have the,

00:26:58.140 one of the largest collections in the world

00:27:01.460 of things that will all be deemed Christian nationalist.

00:27:04.820 These will be dangerous Nazi-like artifacts

00:27:10.420 because they show the difference between good and evil.

00:27:17.060 They show when we are building our house on sand

00:27:19.940 and when we're building our house on rock,

00:27:21.980 another biblical principle.

00:27:25.800 All of the things that the founders wrote,

00:27:28.660 that'll be Nazi stuff.

00:27:34.820 I was doing some work a couple of days ago

00:27:39.620 on the museum that is being seen.

00:27:45.240 Everything is sold out.

00:27:46.120 All the tickets for the museum in Idaho sold out.

00:27:49.400 We're only doing it two days there.

00:27:51.200 There are 10 days in St. George.

00:27:54.800 And so at the,

00:27:56.160 I think on the second and third day,

00:27:58.720 there's a few spots at night,

00:28:00.980 but I urge you to get your tickets

00:28:02.620 because when we come,

00:28:03.860 it'll be too late.

00:28:05.240 Unless there's tickets available still,

00:28:06.960 but I doubt there will be.

00:28:09.380 But you can get those tickets

00:28:11.740 to come to the museum.

00:28:13.440 Go to unitedwepledge.org.

00:28:16.560 I urge you and your family to do it

00:28:18.780 because quite honestly,

00:28:19.720 I've been saying this,

00:28:20.760 this is a trial to put this thing on the road,

00:28:22.820 but I'm not sure we're,

00:28:25.540 I'm not sure we're going to be able

00:28:28.240 to put it on the road.

00:28:29.320 I'm not sure that this collection

00:28:32.800 is not going to be lost in some boating accident.

00:28:37.440 It'd be horrible if I went out on a fishing boat

00:28:39.920 with the entire collection

00:28:41.720 and all of those founding documents,

00:28:43.740 but,

00:28:44.100 you know,

00:28:46.660 stranger things have happened to.

00:28:48.180 Really?

00:28:48.720 Have they?

00:28:49.060 Yes.

00:28:49.360 That would be pretty strange.

00:28:50.360 That would be strange,

00:28:51.320 but they might all be lost in a boating accident

00:28:53.520 because they must be preserved.

00:28:59.440 When I started collecting all of this stuff,

00:29:03.120 I mean,

00:29:03.380 you won't believe this stuff that we have.

00:29:05.660 No,

00:29:05.840 I was going to tell you,

00:29:06.740 I was doing some research on this

00:29:08.160 and I have what's called the red pill section

00:29:13.380 and the red pill section,

00:29:16.300 I don't advise you to bring your little kids to,

00:29:19.000 little kids.

00:29:20.040 They're teenagers.

00:29:20.700 They should be able to handle it,

00:29:22.540 but it is how man decided that man was God

00:29:29.020 and it starts with origin of the species

00:29:33.960 and descent of man.

00:29:38.280 In origin of the species,

00:29:39.920 it's the survival of the fittest races.

00:29:45.440 Okay?

00:29:45.540 It talks about half-baked humans, basically.

00:29:52.300 You know,

00:29:52.760 half-monkey people.

00:29:54.240 You know where this is going.

00:29:55.700 This is how it got into science

00:29:58.280 and people started following the science.

00:30:01.460 And before you know it,

00:30:02.340 we had the progressive era

00:30:03.560 and you have Planned Parenthood.

00:30:06.680 Planned Parenthood right now is saying,

00:30:08.920 when it comes to your abortion,

00:30:10.760 any reason is the right reason.

00:30:12.460 Telling your abortion story is important

00:30:14.360 because the more we talk about

00:30:15.700 this essential form of health care,

00:30:18.640 the more normalized it becomes.

00:30:21.960 Well, not on my watch.

00:30:23.860 So I'm doing some research

00:30:25.360 because I want to have accurate quotes

00:30:27.760 from everybody in this red pill room.

00:30:31.180 And one part of it is Roe versus Wade.

00:30:33.200 Is it murder?

00:30:34.580 Or is it compassion?

00:30:37.880 Who said what?

00:30:40.200 Found this.

00:30:41.080 Now, you tell me why we've never heard this.

00:30:43.700 Maybe you've heard it.

00:30:44.740 I've never heard this.

00:30:50.980 Frankly,

00:30:51.860 I had thought at the time

00:30:54.020 when Roe was decided,

00:30:57.040 there was a concern about population growth

00:31:00.680 and particularly growth in populations

00:31:04.320 that we don't want to have too many of.

00:31:07.940 So I really thought Roe was going to be set up

00:31:12.600 for Medicaid funding for abortion.

00:31:16.220 Who said that?

00:31:21.940 Ruth Bader Ginsburg,

00:31:24.940 July 7th, 2009.

00:31:29.220 2009.

00:31:32.020 In the New York Times.

00:31:34.300 I invite you to look it up.

00:31:37.320 In fact, I would print it.

00:31:39.300 I'd burn it to disk

00:31:40.540 because you never know

00:31:41.700 when that link is going to be lost.

00:31:45.640 Frankly, I had thought at the time

00:31:47.140 Roe was decided,

00:31:48.240 there was concern about population growth.

00:31:51.380 And this is the part.

00:31:52.780 Population growth.

00:31:53.440 People worried about that.

00:31:54.700 Okay?

00:31:55.480 Not a problem.

00:31:56.920 People worried about that

00:31:58.080 in the 1960s and early 70s.

00:32:00.180 But she goes further than that.

00:32:04.080 Particularly growth in populations

00:32:07.440 that we don't want to have too many of.

00:32:12.200 Who are,

00:32:13.080 what population would that be, Ruth?

00:32:16.180 What population would that be?

00:32:19.760 These people haven't changed.

00:32:22.220 Haven't changed at all.

00:32:23.800 They are the same progressive monsters

00:32:28.380 that believe

00:32:29.960 they should control your life,

00:32:32.280 decide who lives and who dies,

00:32:34.780 because they are gods.

00:32:38.680 There is no god

00:32:40.700 bigger than the government.

00:32:42.260 And they're in the government.

00:32:43.540 Therefore,

00:32:44.200 they make the godlike rules.

00:32:46.960 I pray every day for

00:33:00.460 you.

00:33:03.000 I pray every day for

00:33:04.800 our country.

00:33:06.940 I pray for our enemies.

00:33:09.680 I pray for guidance.

00:33:13.420 But I always

00:33:14.540 beg the Lord,

00:33:15.880 please,

00:33:16.580 not in the usual way

00:33:18.300 if you can avoid it.

00:33:20.820 But please humble us.

00:33:24.280 A great humbling

00:33:25.300 is coming

00:33:26.320 because we have,

00:33:27.980 whether you believe in God

00:33:29.240 or not,

00:33:30.520 when you start

00:33:31.920 running your society

00:33:33.580 on lies,

00:33:36.320 on complete

00:33:37.340 falsehoods,

00:33:38.760 when you have

00:33:40.520 taken

00:33:41.120 provable facts

00:33:43.040 and said

00:33:44.600 they're just

00:33:45.540 the opposite,

00:33:46.960 it won't last.

00:33:48.280 How long

00:33:48.960 would your job

00:33:49.860 last

00:33:50.440 if you were

00:33:51.780 running the counter

00:33:53.000 at McDonald's

00:33:54.000 and people

00:33:55.360 were coming in

00:33:56.100 and saying,

00:33:56.640 oh,

00:33:56.820 this is really good.

00:33:57.760 And you said,

00:33:58.540 in this case,

00:33:59.880 the truth,

00:34:00.500 it's really kind of

00:34:01.280 crappy for you.

00:34:02.620 How long

00:34:03.380 would your job

00:34:04.060 last?

00:34:04.460 How long

00:34:04.840 would McDonald's

00:34:05.620 last if

00:34:06.120 everybody

00:34:06.720 that was behind

00:34:07.820 the counter

00:34:08.240 at McDonald's

00:34:08.880 was saying,

00:34:09.320 you know,

00:34:09.520 these are

00:34:09.820 really unhealthy.

00:34:11.100 I don't eat

00:34:11.980 the stuff

00:34:12.400 myself,

00:34:12.880 but here's

00:34:13.660 your bag.

00:34:19.280 This time,

00:34:20.380 they're telling

00:34:21.920 you complete

00:34:23.200 lies.

00:34:24.300 Oh,

00:34:24.460 there's rat

00:34:24.920 poison in that.

00:34:27.060 Yeah,

00:34:27.300 this is,

00:34:27.680 they make it

00:34:28.060 with rat

00:34:28.420 poison.

00:34:28.780 I don't want

00:34:29.060 to tell you

00:34:29.440 that,

00:34:29.760 but somebody's

00:34:30.500 got to tell

00:34:30.900 you it's

00:34:31.160 rat poison.

00:34:32.900 How long

00:34:33.580 would they

00:34:33.880 last if

00:34:34.460 everybody

00:34:34.820 decided that

00:34:35.600 two and

00:34:36.040 two does

00:34:37.020 equal five

00:34:37.980 and everybody

00:34:39.340 behind the

00:34:39.880 counter

00:34:40.200 looked at

00:34:40.880 each other

00:34:41.300 when you

00:34:41.700 were paying

00:34:42.100 the bill

00:34:42.400 and they're

00:34:42.600 like,

00:34:42.880 no,

00:34:43.020 you don't

00:34:43.260 understand

00:34:43.720 math.

00:34:44.500 Wait,

00:34:44.800 no,

00:34:45.140 two plus

00:34:45.780 two is

00:34:46.260 four.

00:34:47.240 No,

00:34:47.480 it's not,

00:34:47.780 it's five.

00:34:48.340 Right,

00:34:48.780 Bill?

00:34:49.280 Yeah,

00:34:49.580 that's right.

00:34:52.100 You would

00:34:52.700 go out of

00:34:53.180 business.

00:34:53.620 How do you

00:34:54.660 think you

00:34:55.220 can run

00:34:55.860 a society,

00:34:57.560 a civilization

00:34:58.660 when you

00:35:00.740 cannot agree

00:35:02.080 on true

00:35:04.120 eternal

00:35:05.240 principles?

00:35:06.240 You don't

00:35:08.080 have to

00:35:08.440 believe in

00:35:08.840 God,

00:35:09.640 believe in

00:35:10.180 math.

00:35:11.960 Back in a

00:35:12.660 minute.

00:35:14.940 Imagine if

00:35:15.660 you made a

00:35:16.140 movie in

00:35:16.520 China and

00:35:17.400 had all the

00:35:17.820 Chinese actors,

00:35:18.800 they only

00:35:19.140 spoke Chinese,

00:35:20.700 there was a

00:35:21.240 suspicious lack

00:35:22.140 of references

00:35:23.240 to Taiwan,

00:35:25.060 you know,

00:35:25.360 and then it

00:35:25.820 was put on

00:35:26.320 DVDs in

00:35:26.980 China and

00:35:27.520 shipped to

00:35:28.000 America where

00:35:29.180 they took

00:35:29.520 those DVDs

00:35:30.660 and put them

00:35:31.100 in plastic

00:35:31.540 cases made

00:35:32.500 right here in

00:35:33.360 the USA.

00:35:34.720 Now,

00:35:35.020 would that be

00:35:35.520 an American

00:35:36.120 movie?

00:35:37.360 No,

00:35:37.780 I don't

00:35:38.020 think so.

00:35:38.900 Do you

00:35:39.060 know that

00:35:39.340 85% of

00:35:40.620 our grass-fed

00:35:41.380 beef is

00:35:42.180 born,

00:35:43.220 raised,

00:35:43.980 fed in

00:35:45.500 some other

00:35:46.100 country and

00:35:46.820 then shipped

00:35:47.280 here,

00:35:48.360 killed,

00:35:48.900 cut up,

00:35:49.400 and they

00:35:49.700 call that

00:35:50.080 an American

00:35:50.620 product?

00:35:51.600 No,

00:35:51.900 it's not.

00:35:53.280 And our

00:35:53.700 ranchers are

00:35:54.560 suffering.

00:35:55.300 Our farms

00:35:56.000 are suffering.

00:35:57.140 You can't

00:35:57.920 do the math

00:35:58.920 on farms.

00:35:59.920 You kill

00:36:00.400 the farms,

00:36:01.740 give it to

00:36:02.300 these elites

00:36:03.040 like Bill

00:36:05.080 Gates.

00:36:05.860 What do

00:36:06.280 you think

00:36:06.680 we're going

00:36:06.980 to be

00:36:07.240 eating?

00:36:09.460 Anyway,

00:36:10.260 good ranchers

00:36:10.760 will save

00:36:11.120 you a lot

00:36:11.480 of money.

00:36:12.420 You can

00:36:13.060 feel good

00:36:13.460 about the

00:36:14.840 100%

00:36:15.560 American

00:36:16.120 beef,

00:36:16.880 locally

00:36:17.180 sourced

00:36:17.660 meat,

00:36:18.080 if you're

00:36:18.360 putting on

00:36:18.880 your grill,

00:36:19.420 on your

00:36:19.660 plate,

00:36:20.380 fish,

00:36:20.940 chicken,

00:36:21.500 beef,

00:36:22.020 you got

00:36:22.460 it from

00:36:22.800 America.

00:36:23.920 And it's

00:36:24.420 delicious.

00:36:25.460 You lock

00:36:26.140 in your

00:36:26.700 price.

00:36:27.580 Who's saying

00:36:28.140 inflation is

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00:36:29.920 No.

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00:36:46.380 So when

00:36:54.120 is the last

00:36:54.460 time you

00:36:54.720 checked the

00:36:55.200 legal title

00:36:55.860 to your

00:36:56.280 home?

00:36:56.920 If the

00:36:57.320 answer to

00:36:57.600 that is

00:36:57.880 never,

00:36:58.460 then

00:36:58.720 congratulations.

00:36:59.820 You have

00:37:00.040 a life and

00:37:00.560 you're an

00:37:00.780 American

00:37:01.020 citizen who

00:37:01.900 doesn't think

00:37:03.040 about these

00:37:03.380 things.

00:37:03.640 Why would

00:37:04.000 you?

00:37:04.340 It's not

00:37:04.780 supposed to

00:37:05.040 be something

00:37:05.320 you're

00:37:05.680 responsible

00:37:06.220 for.

00:37:07.100 Once you

00:37:07.480 buy the

00:37:07.840 house,

00:37:08.200 you have

00:37:08.560 the title,

00:37:09.080 you shouldn't

00:37:09.260 have to

00:37:09.500 check it

00:37:09.840 every single

00:37:10.280 day.

00:37:10.560 You don't

00:37:10.740 do that

00:37:11.000 with your

00:37:11.500 car title.

00:37:12.580 Problem

00:37:12.860 is homes

00:37:13.220 titles are

00:37:13.780 online and

00:37:14.760 a criminal

00:37:15.260 can get

00:37:15.660 access to

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00:37:16.600 thousands of

00:37:16.980 dollars if

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00:37:18.180 able to

00:37:18.480 commit the

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00:37:19.440 home title

00:37:20.320 fraud.

00:37:21.080 So what do

00:37:21.900 you do?

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00:37:22.580 have to

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00:37:24.180 You can

00:37:24.440 sit here and

00:37:24.900 you can

00:37:25.300 complain about

00:37:25.820 it and we

00:37:26.060 can go to

00:37:26.480 the government

00:37:26.900 and wait for

00:37:27.340 them to

00:37:27.620 change it.

00:37:28.140 Maybe they'll

00:37:28.520 pass a new

00:37:29.040 law.

00:37:29.920 Maybe it's

00:37:30.820 somewhere in

00:37:31.820 the new

00:37:33.060 debt agreement.

00:37:34.500 Maybe they've

00:37:34.960 solved it already,

00:37:35.880 right?

00:37:36.180 Yeah, in one

00:37:36.760 section, but

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00:38:12.640 whatever is

00:38:13.060 around the

00:38:13.400 corner.

00:38:14.120 Home title

00:38:14.540 lock.com.

00:38:15.340 Home title

00:38:15.760 lock.com.

00:38:16.400 The code

00:38:16.640 is back.

00:38:25.280 Yeah.

00:38:26.040 Welcome to

00:38:26.760 the Glenn Beck

00:38:27.600 program.

00:38:28.000 We're glad

00:38:28.320 that you're

00:38:28.820 here.

00:38:29.340 I gave this

00:38:29.920 story yesterday,

00:38:30.760 but I don't

00:38:31.780 think I could

00:38:32.220 give it enough

00:38:33.160 times.

00:38:34.340 Record drug

00:38:35.380 shortages across

00:38:36.380 the United

00:38:36.840 States are

00:38:37.580 delaying

00:38:38.180 life-saving

00:38:39.080 treatments for

00:38:39.900 thousands of

00:38:40.720 patients around

00:38:41.400 the country.

00:38:42.580 Congress and

00:38:43.040 the White

00:38:43.340 House now

00:38:43.820 scrambling to

00:38:44.580 address a

00:38:45.140 shortfall in

00:38:46.160 prescription

00:38:46.660 drugs.

00:38:47.420 Everything from

00:38:48.480 painkillers to

00:38:50.060 cancer treatments.

00:38:51.920 Hospitals all

00:38:52.700 across the

00:38:53.260 country on a

00:38:53.960 regular basis,

00:38:54.800 sometimes weekly,

00:38:56.240 have to review

00:38:57.260 which drugs are

00:38:58.440 in short supply

00:38:59.520 or not available

00:39:00.720 that week.

00:39:01.760 I don't know if

00:39:02.160 you've been to

00:39:03.120 CVS or

00:39:04.500 wherever you get

00:39:05.200 your medicine

00:39:06.760 from, if you

00:39:07.980 have been

00:39:08.740 touched at all

00:39:09.520 by this, the

00:39:10.820 shortage is

00:39:11.600 being most

00:39:12.240 acutely felt

00:39:13.400 in the generic

00:39:14.340 drug market,

00:39:15.300 which accounts

00:39:15.780 for nearly

00:39:16.320 90%.

00:39:17.580 The U.S.

00:39:18.740 reached a

00:39:19.340 peak level of

00:39:20.300 295 active

00:39:21.840 drug shortages.

00:39:23.560 The FDA

00:39:24.120 says, no, no,

00:39:24.980 no, it's only

00:39:25.440 130.

00:39:27.140 The American

00:39:27.540 Society of

00:39:28.320 Health says,

00:39:28.900 no, no, it's

00:39:29.720 301 drugs that

00:39:31.520 are missing off

00:39:32.700 the shelves.

00:39:33.980 The FDA says

00:39:34.940 the drug shortage

00:39:35.700 lasts usually for

00:39:36.880 about 18 months.

00:39:38.520 Shortages,

00:39:39.060 however, have

00:39:39.640 stretched on for

00:39:40.540 15 years.

00:39:42.200 The short

00:39:42.640 supply includes

00:39:44.000 Adderall,

00:39:45.060 Tylenol,

00:39:46.320 antibiotics,

00:39:47.620 including

00:39:48.220 amoxicillin,

00:39:49.920 saline mixtures

00:39:51.020 used in

00:39:51.980 IVs,

00:39:53.180 and almost

00:39:54.080 two dozen

00:39:55.020 kinds of

00:39:55.580 anti-cancer

00:39:56.280 drugs.

00:40:00.740 Just be prepared.

00:40:03.480 There are things

00:40:04.080 on this one.

00:40:04.760 You absolutely

00:40:05.460 can do.

00:40:06.260 This one has

00:40:07.360 been bothering

00:40:07.900 me for a long

00:40:08.760 time.

00:40:10.020 I'm just

00:40:10.360 remembering that

00:40:10.980 I think I

00:40:11.360 told you at

00:40:12.080 this time

00:40:12.540 yesterday the

00:40:13.840 same story,

00:40:14.500 so I've got to

00:40:14.860 tell it again

00:40:15.980 later on in

00:40:16.640 the show,

00:40:17.060 I think.

00:40:18.420 The rest of

00:40:19.420 the audience,

00:40:20.000 the schlubs,

00:40:20.940 you're here

00:40:21.560 right at the

00:40:22.040 beginning.

00:40:23.040 You're here.

00:40:24.040 It's the people

00:40:24.600 that roll in

00:40:25.200 later that we

00:40:25.780 have to make

00:40:26.480 up for.

00:40:27.000 If we're going

00:40:27.380 to save people

00:40:27.980 from medication

00:40:28.800 shortfalls,

00:40:29.560 it really should

00:40:29.960 be these people,

00:40:30.880 not the other

00:40:31.340 ones.

00:40:31.720 The other ones

00:40:32.440 come in late.

00:40:33.080 They're not

00:40:33.400 even here

00:40:33.860 for the

00:40:34.100 whole show.

00:40:34.560 They're like,

00:40:35.020 whatever.

00:40:36.460 Anyway,

00:40:38.920 and this is

00:40:39.660 not a commercial.

00:40:40.380 I do

00:40:40.600 commercials for

00:40:41.280 them,

00:40:41.580 but this

00:40:43.020 has bothered

00:40:44.500 me for 20

00:40:45.500 years.

00:40:45.980 How do you

00:40:46.380 do this?

00:40:46.820 If you're

00:40:47.120 on heart

00:40:47.440 medication,

00:40:48.380 what do you

00:40:48.660 do?

00:40:49.560 You're on

00:40:50.040 some sort

00:40:51.280 of psychiatric

00:40:53.480 medication,

00:40:55.240 blood pressure,

00:40:57.280 what do you

00:40:57.640 do?

00:40:58.760 There is a

00:40:59.500 company called

00:41:00.160 Jace Medical,

00:41:02.300 and I think

00:41:02.680 that's the

00:41:03.100 address,

00:41:03.540 isn't it?

00:41:03.800 Jace Medical

00:41:04.380 dot com,

00:41:05.340 J-A-S-E

00:41:06.160 Medical,

00:41:06.700 and they're

00:41:07.240 now starting

00:41:08.440 to make

00:41:10.200 year-long

00:41:11.440 prescriptions

00:41:12.220 and filling

00:41:13.900 a year's

00:41:14.640 worth of

00:41:15.440 prescriptions

00:41:15.980 so you

00:41:16.500 have it

00:41:17.020 in your

00:41:17.400 home,

00:41:17.920 including

00:41:18.440 things like

00:41:19.140 if you

00:41:20.140 have diabetes,

00:41:21.520 that ain't

00:41:22.240 going to

00:41:22.400 last long.

00:41:23.800 That's not

00:41:24.240 going to

00:41:24.420 last long.

00:41:26.400 And they

00:41:26.820 also have

00:41:27.180 the Jace

00:41:27.520 case.

00:41:28.600 Yeah,

00:41:28.800 and those

00:41:28.980 are antibiotics.

00:41:29.640 Yeah,

00:41:30.220 so I

00:41:30.880 mean,

00:41:31.100 this is

00:41:31.600 the issue.

00:41:33.320 I think

00:41:33.600 like we've

00:41:34.080 seen what

00:41:34.940 the supply

00:41:35.580 chain thing

00:41:36.040 can do.

00:41:36.660 We kind

00:41:36.980 of got a

00:41:37.420 preview of

00:41:37.920 this already.

00:41:38.600 Yeah.

00:41:39.480 You know,

00:41:39.780 I waited

00:41:40.140 14 months

00:41:40.860 for a car.

00:41:41.660 Yeah.

00:41:42.000 You know,

00:41:42.380 I'm not

00:41:44.300 joking here.

00:41:45.700 I'm not

00:41:46.180 joking.

00:41:46.640 Okay.

00:41:47.400 My house,

00:41:48.380 I'm going

00:41:49.180 on vacation

00:41:49.780 for two

00:41:50.360 weeks.

00:41:51.180 When I

00:41:51.880 come back,

00:41:52.460 I am

00:41:52.780 told my

00:41:53.700 house will

00:41:54.600 be officially

00:41:55.680 finished.

00:41:56.680 Do you

00:41:57.380 believe it?

00:41:57.860 No,

00:41:58.420 no,

00:41:59.500 I don't.

00:42:00.480 But I

00:42:01.020 mean,

00:42:01.300 it's all

00:42:02.200 been slow

00:42:03.000 downs from,

00:42:04.600 you know,

00:42:05.020 I still walk

00:42:06.180 into places

00:42:06.700 all the time

00:42:07.340 and they're

00:42:07.500 like,

00:42:07.700 yeah,

00:42:07.800 we don't

00:42:08.080 have any

00:42:08.480 of those

00:42:08.860 things.

00:42:10.240 We don't,

00:42:10.540 we don't,

00:42:11.140 what do you,

00:42:11.660 I'm looking

00:42:12.060 for sandpaper.

00:42:13.160 Yeah,

00:42:13.320 we're all

00:42:13.720 out.

00:42:14.340 We're all

00:42:14.700 out.

00:42:14.900 What do

00:42:15.080 you mean

00:42:15.420 you're all

00:42:15.880 out?

00:42:17.800 Learn your

00:42:18.540 lesson and

00:42:20.040 please be

00:42:21.340 prepared.

00:42:21.880 Let me

00:42:30.220 tell you

00:42:30.440 about

00:42:30.640 GRIP6,

00:42:31.760 shall I?

00:42:34.060 GRIP6 is

00:42:35.260 one of the

00:42:35.720 companies that,

00:42:37.120 you know,

00:42:37.440 I'm the

00:42:38.060 luckiest man

00:42:38.640 in the world

00:42:39.000 because I

00:42:39.360 don't have

00:42:39.860 to take

00:42:40.240 commercials

00:42:40.720 and I

00:42:42.520 can say

00:42:42.860 no and

00:42:43.780 we have

00:42:44.280 people lined

00:42:45.480 up,

00:42:45.840 literally lined

00:42:46.780 up to buy

00:42:48.100 commercials for

00:42:49.000 this time

00:42:49.440 next year

00:42:50.100 already.

00:42:50.600 And so

00:42:52.620 I only

00:42:52.920 take the

00:42:53.360 ones that

00:42:53.820 I really

00:42:54.320 want to do

00:42:54.740 business with

00:42:55.340 and so

00:42:55.620 I'm looking

00:42:56.080 for companies

00:42:56.700 that are

00:42:57.020 entrepreneurial,

00:42:58.420 that are

00:42:59.280 American and

00:43:00.720 understand the

00:43:01.420 work ethic in

00:43:02.060 America.

00:43:02.460 And one of

00:43:02.720 those companies

00:43:03.340 is GRIP6.

00:43:04.400 Now this is a

00:43:05.040 small company

00:43:05.800 and for

00:43:07.540 instance they

00:43:07.980 make socks,

00:43:08.820 that's probably

00:43:09.280 their biggest

00:43:09.760 seller right

00:43:10.380 now,

00:43:10.760 but they

00:43:11.500 have gone

00:43:12.720 to Americans,

00:43:14.300 to ranchers

00:43:15.560 that breed

00:43:16.660 modern wool,

00:43:18.340 they breed

00:43:18.780 these animals

00:43:19.440 and they

00:43:20.140 take that

00:43:20.680 wool and

00:43:21.320 use an

00:43:21.680 American

00:43:22.040 manufacturer

00:43:22.720 to wash

00:43:23.820 it,

00:43:24.100 process it,

00:43:24.820 weave it

00:43:25.180 into socks

00:43:25.840 and they

00:43:26.840 sell you

00:43:27.180 the socks.

00:43:27.940 100%

00:43:29.260 American,

00:43:30.520 only

00:43:31.140 American-made

00:43:32.220 products and

00:43:32.900 American labor.

00:43:34.100 Check out

00:43:34.560 GRIP6.com,

00:43:36.220 help them

00:43:36.500 grow.

00:43:37.580 GRIP6.com

00:43:39.120 slash

00:43:39.980 back.

00:43:40.360 GRIP6.com

00:43:42.360 GRIP6.com

00:43:42.900 GRIP6.com

00:43:44.040 GRIP6.com

00:43:47.800 GRIP6.com

00:43:50.040 GRIP6.com

00:43:51.780 GRIP6.com

00:43:55.580 GRIP6.com

00:43:55.840 GRIP6.com

00:43:57.160 We gotta stand

00:43:57.780 together

00:43:58.420 it's gonna

00:43:59.040 survive

00:43:59.620 Stand upside

00:44:01.720 and hold

00:44:04.440 the line

00:44:05.480 It's a

00:44:08.280 new day

00:44:09.180 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:44:19.960 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:44:26.820 So why is everybody so hopped up on on war in Ukraine?

00:44:32.480 Why are we spending so much money over there?

00:44:34.600 What exactly is happening?

00:44:35.820 Who's running this country?

00:44:38.000 And is anybody listening to the people?

00:44:41.140 I have Chad Robichaux joining me here in just a second.

00:44:44.900 He's been to Ukraine.

00:44:47.460 He's seen it firsthand.

00:44:49.440 But I want to start with a couple of theories, a couple of facts that you don't know, probably.

00:44:54.560 And a couple of theories.

00:44:57.820 Who's running this?

00:44:59.300 Why are we so seemingly eager to go to war in 60 seconds?

00:45:08.960 Patriot Mobile.

00:45:10.220 It seems like it wasn't that long ago when the third rail for conversation in business was the same at the dinner table, religion and politics.

00:45:18.020 If you were smart in business, you left that stuff alone and focused on making your customer happy.

00:45:23.760 Do appeal to everyone because everybody needs a light bulb or everybody needs a cell phone.

00:45:30.580 So why would I cut my audience in half?

00:45:33.880 But then the rise of wokeness murdered that notion in our society.

00:45:38.880 And just like in the 1930s, in other places, everything became political.

00:45:45.340 Absolutely everything.

00:45:47.840 Well, I'm not going to play that game.

00:45:49.460 It's why I have the blaze.

00:45:51.280 I don't worry about being fired.

00:45:53.220 The only person that's going to fire me is you.

00:45:55.880 So I don't worry about it.

00:45:57.220 But it's a parallel economy.

00:45:59.640 Well, with the cell phones, there is a group of people that were sick of every time they picked up their phone, if they were using Verizon, they were making a contribution to Planned Parenthood because that's who they were donating to.

00:46:13.200 No thank you.

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00:46:50.200 I think one of the bravest and most honest speeches given by any president in the last 70 to 100 years came from Dwight Eisenhower.

00:47:06.880 Here's just a clip of what he said in his farewell address.

00:47:12.660 In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex.

00:47:24.280 The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.

00:47:31.840 We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes.

00:47:37.400 He went on.

00:47:40.880 This was used as, you're a conspiracy theorist if you believe in that.

00:47:44.840 Huh.

00:47:45.560 And it discredited a lot of people.

00:47:46.900 And I always remember hearing the vast right-wing, the military-industrial complex.

00:47:55.500 I grew up believing it was a conspiracy.

00:47:59.400 Interesting how that works.

00:48:00.740 And yet, where are we today?

00:48:02.740 Who's actually making the decisions?

00:48:05.420 Why are we in Ukraine?

00:48:08.800 Well, there's a couple of reasons, I think.

00:48:11.220 It would be the way, usually when there is a collapse of trust, a trust implosion, I've talked about it for years,

00:48:18.900 trust implosion is usually the last sign before a country goes to war, and then it resets everything.

00:48:25.060 So, that's one theory.

00:48:27.020 We just want to go to war to collapse the old system into a new system, and nobody will say anything because they just want the war to stop.

00:48:34.720 The next one is, I think, a very good chance.

00:48:39.060 We're just laundering money over in Ukraine.

00:48:41.680 There's lots of money coming back into the United States.

00:48:45.440 Your tax dollars going to oligarchs and then coming back here.

00:48:49.620 I think historians will find that everywhere.

00:48:55.700 However, that's speculation.

00:48:59.120 I will tell you that the military-industrial complex, the educational-industrial complex, which he also warned about,

00:49:08.860 and the scientific-industrial complex, which he also warned about,

00:49:14.440 those three things and what he warned is happening.

00:49:19.620 Back in March, the Pentagon announced a budget for a whopping $842 billion.

00:49:28.140 It expanded authority for multi-year contracts for the supply of aircraft, ships, and ammunition.

00:49:35.460 Guess where the majority of that money is going to go to?

00:49:40.760 Defense contractors, otherwise known as the military-industrial complex.

00:49:46.280 CBS just did a story that said half of the Pentagon's budget, half, will go to defense contractors.

00:49:55.540 Meanwhile, some of our soldiers have to have food stamps.

00:50:01.040 Surprise, surprise, CBS found that these defense contractors are gouging the government with insanely inflated prices.

00:50:09.180 Do you want to know why Ukraine is so important?

00:50:13.780 I want you to listen to this.

00:50:15.760 The Pentagon granted companies unprecedented leeway to monitor themselves.

00:50:21.540 Instead of saving money, Assad told us the price of almost everything began to rise.

00:50:27.200 In the competitive environment before the companies consolidated,

00:50:31.860 a shoulder-fired Stinger missile cost $25,000 in 1991.

00:50:37.600 With Raytheon now the sole supplier, it cost more than $400,000 to replace each missile sent to Ukraine.

00:50:46.600 Even accounting for inflation and some improvements, that's a seven-fold increase.

00:50:51.560 A seven-fold increase.

00:50:55.760 Now, since when has technology made things more expensive?

00:51:01.320 These have been around forever.

00:51:04.320 And they're getting more expensive?

00:51:06.740 What technology does that?

00:51:08.420 Especially when you're making them in bulk.

00:51:11.460 So a seven-fold increase.

00:51:14.960 CNN reported that Ukraine has asked for 500 Stinger missiles.

00:51:20.800 $400,000 a piece.

00:51:22.660 500 Stinger missiles.

00:51:24.920 Per day.

00:51:28.300 Per day.

00:51:30.220 That's $20 million every day we're giving to Ukraine just in Stinger missiles.

00:51:38.840 Last year, the Pentagon had allocated nearly $1.5 billion just to restock our own troops with that weapon.

00:51:49.800 This is the fattest cash cow ever.

00:51:53.240 The United States is giving these defense contractors all of this money.

00:51:57.680 They're making things, shipping them.

00:51:59.940 Do you know some of the stuff from Ukraine was just found on our border?

00:52:04.360 Did you know that?

00:52:05.400 How did that happen?

00:52:07.020 How did that happen?

00:52:08.320 Defense contractors are making record-shattering profits.

00:52:14.440 Now, we looked at the list of the top 10 contractors in the country.

00:52:19.780 Stu, when I say the military-industrial complex, who do you think?

00:52:28.920 I mean, big defense contractors.

00:52:30.920 Like?

00:52:31.520 Raytheon.

00:52:32.100 Raytheon.

00:52:32.780 Okay.

00:52:33.400 McDonnell Douglas.

00:52:34.380 Sure.

00:52:34.600 Stuff like that.

00:52:35.100 Do you know four of the top 10 are pharmaceutical companies?

00:52:41.780 Four of the top 10.

00:52:44.360 Two of the four were the largest vaccine providers.

00:52:48.600 Moderna, which partnered with the government, creating the mRNA COVID vaccine.

00:52:53.780 Two of the four were the COVID vaccine providers, and four of them are pharmaceutical companies.

00:53:06.000 Is that just a one-off because of COVID, or what's the reasoning for that?

00:53:10.020 I mean, well, they have to make sure everybody's inoculated.

00:53:14.720 Right.

00:53:15.420 We've got that going on.

00:53:15.940 Now, they do have a bunch of other vaccines that the military members receive, right?

00:53:21.440 Four of the top 10 are pharmaceuticals.

00:53:24.120 It's shocking.

00:53:24.760 Pharmaceutical companies and the guys making the Stinger missiles.

00:53:29.540 Again, when one missile costs $400,000, how could these programs possibly be costing this?

00:53:36.200 Remember, who was the harshest on getting the vaccines?

00:53:42.280 The Pentagon.

00:53:43.400 But the vaccine doesn't cost $400,000 a shot.

00:53:47.100 There's something else going on.

00:53:48.380 There is something else going on.

00:53:49.880 I don't know what it is, but the government has partnered with all of these people, and they are bilking you.

00:53:58.180 They are taking your money and transferring that wealth, not to the poor, but to the uber-rich.

00:54:07.920 That's who's running this country.

00:54:10.500 The military-industrial complex, the scientific-industrial complex, and the educational-industrial complex.

00:54:17.620 All three warned about by Eisenhower.

00:54:21.980 They, I mean, think of this, everything, just the military-industrial complex, pandemic response, vaccines, forever wars.

00:54:33.500 I don't know.

00:54:36.700 When Biden announced his presidential transition team, it was discovered that one-third of his Pentagon team came from organizations financed by defense contractors.

00:54:47.080 Once he became president, he began filling top Pentagon positions with weapons suppliers.

00:54:53.260 Last year, Biden traveled to Lockheed Martin, the largest defense contractor in the country, to cheer him on as they made the Javelin missiles to be sent to Ukraine.

00:55:05.400 So who's running this war?

00:55:06.840 The figurehead-in-chief or the owner of the companies that are now making billions off of this war?

00:55:12.380 Twenty-five members of Congress sat on the National Security Committee.

00:55:18.680 At the same time, those 25 members traded financial assets with the defense industry.

00:55:26.140 You imagine how rich you can be if you know a giant contract you've just been a part of approving is going and nobody else knows it,

00:55:34.240 and it's not illegal for you to use that insider information?

00:55:37.660 You know how much?

00:55:38.500 This is how these people go to Washington and become rich.

00:55:41.360 You're working hard.

00:55:45.800 They're trading on insider information, and they're being led by the nose.

00:55:58.540 The corruption is staggering.

00:56:04.160 Staggering.

00:56:04.920 And the only way to stop it is to give the purse strings back to Congress as dictated in the Declaration or in the Constitution of the United States.

00:56:20.320 The Constitution is set up for a reason.

00:56:22.940 Checks and balances.

00:56:24.360 The purse strings go to the branch that is the closest to the people, the House.

00:56:30.000 And they tried to do something yesterday.

00:56:32.760 And 70 members, 70 Republicans.

00:56:35.560 I told you yesterday.

00:56:37.120 I feel like we do actually have some good Republicans in there.

00:56:41.880 Those 70 members, I'm going to post them.

00:56:45.540 I want you to know their names.

00:56:47.060 Those are people that stood up and said, nope, we're not passing it because this is a game.

00:56:53.640 Those 70 members, and I think there were 43 Democrats.

00:56:58.780 We'll have to look at why they said they weren't going to, because some of them were like, you know, it's not enough communism.

00:57:04.380 Right.

00:57:04.600 Yeah.

00:57:04.800 Mostly that was the opposition there.

00:57:06.680 Yeah.

00:57:06.800 However, I think we have people fighting for us.

00:57:09.880 Today, it's going to the Senate.

00:57:12.360 Everything you're hearing about this bill is garbage.

00:57:16.820 I don't know about you.

00:57:17.700 You know, if I'm going to understand a bill, I'm going to go to Mike Lee.

00:57:22.360 Mike Lee is, I mean, Mike Lee is the guy in the Senate everybody goes to.

00:57:27.480 Mike, what does this mean?

00:57:29.480 He's the guy.

00:57:31.080 He was just on.

00:57:32.060 He said, Glenn, this is a disastrous bill.

00:57:35.900 Disastrous.

00:57:36.300 It cannot pass.

00:57:39.220 He said, it is just free spending forever.

00:57:43.980 All of the little things, you know, we had Thomas Massey on and bless his heart.

00:57:48.980 I don't mean that in a Southern sort of way.

00:57:51.100 He is a good guy, but he was duped.

00:57:54.880 He was duped.

00:57:57.840 Today is the day.

00:57:59.340 We are, if you don't act today, you may lose your country tomorrow.

00:58:08.780 And I think there are far too few people in America that believe that could be true.

00:58:13.660 But I, as sure as I, I, I said in 1999, within 10 years, there'll be blood bodies and buildings in the streets of this city, New York City.

00:58:27.000 And it will have the signature of Osama bin Laden on it.

00:58:30.600 Said that in 99.

00:58:32.460 It didn't wait 10 years.

00:58:34.580 Everybody said that.

00:58:35.840 I was crazy.

00:58:36.760 I'm telling you, one day you're going to wake up and you're going to realize it's gone.

00:58:45.280 It's gone.

00:58:46.360 Stand up today and call your senator and tell your senators, call all of the Republicans.

00:58:56.720 Do not.

00:58:57.980 I will remember how you voted and all of my friends.

00:59:03.600 And I will, I will make sure we remind everybody.

00:59:09.080 I don't care if it's in four years.

00:59:11.800 I'm going to remind everyone.

00:59:14.480 Don't vote for you.

00:59:16.360 This is the line.

00:59:18.880 No, no more out of control spending because I can, I would bet you, I can't guarantee.

00:59:27.380 I would bet you, I'd bet you my house that all this money sloshing around, going over to Ukraine, a lot of it is being used to literally dismantle our country from our enemies.

00:59:45.480 And there's too many slush funds, and all of those dollars have your name on it.

00:59:55.380 No.

00:59:55.980 Call the Senate and say no.

00:59:57.220 Call the Senate and say no.

01:00:01.460 All right.

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01:01:45.900 Stu, you said something to me in my ear as we were going, and I cannot remember what.

01:01:52.960 Yeah, you nodded and you said yes, and then, of course, obviously you weren't listening to me at all.

01:01:57.660 I just wanted to point people to all this information that you did.

01:02:01.640 You did, and this is available on the full show that you did this week, YouTube channel, Blaze TV.

01:02:08.980 Go watch it. Get all the information.

01:02:10.760 Yeah, this was the military-industrial complex.

01:02:14.280 I don't remember what we even called it, but it was like, you know, who's really running the country?

01:02:18.280 Why everyone seems to be running to Ukraine.

01:02:23.980 Lindsey Graham, do you know, found an incredible quote from Lindsey Graham.

01:02:28.700 He's, you know, all pro-war.

01:02:30.700 He said, if the best friend of a defense contractor could be a senator, his name would be Lindsey Graham.

01:02:47.400 Something like that.

01:02:48.260 Something outrageous.

01:02:49.180 Like, if there was a contractor voting for this stuff in the Senate, his name would be Lindsey Graham.

01:02:55.880 I'm like, what do you...

01:02:56.700 Is that a brag?

01:02:57.600 It's a weird brag.

01:02:58.320 It is a weird brag, but he loves it, and it's another money-laundering system.

01:03:08.280 It really is bad.

01:03:09.720 And, you know, of course, it also...

01:03:11.760 It's not a money...

01:03:12.560 A money-laundering system is bad.

01:03:14.680 A money-laundering system that risks World War III?

01:03:18.180 Kind of worse.

01:03:19.500 Stu, you know, I laid this out last night.

01:03:22.940 Just think, America, think of it this way.

01:03:24.880 This is not a pro-Putin statement, okay?

01:03:27.540 I think what Russia did is absolutely wrong.

01:03:30.600 They've killed hundreds of thousands of people.

01:03:32.960 It's horrible.

01:03:34.700 With that said, think of it this way.

01:03:37.600 Russia came to us, and I'll show you last night.

01:03:40.080 I'll show you everything.

01:03:41.400 They came, and they wanted a deal with the United States, and all they wanted was, you're not going to make them a NATO country.

01:03:47.820 Easy for us to say.

01:03:49.000 Reagan said it.

01:03:49.720 Now we're not.

01:03:50.280 Okay?

01:03:51.280 Easy.

01:03:53.120 Instead, Biden, when they came and made a deal, Ukraine and the Russians had a deal, and we said no.

01:04:02.000 Boris Johnson comes back in and says, absolutely not.

01:04:05.520 And we break the deal up.

01:04:07.400 Right before any of this happens.

01:04:09.040 Why?

01:04:12.460 Why?

01:04:13.320 Now, I want you to think of it from Russia's point of view.

01:04:16.560 What they're saying is, you cannot put those missiles, and you cannot have a NATO country in right on our border.

01:04:24.780 Now, let's just say roles are reversed, and we're not talking even missiles, which I think are worse.

01:04:30.380 We're saying, you know, the borders are out of control.

01:04:33.280 Mexico's not doing anything.

01:04:34.720 We need to take a 100-mile or 50-mile swath of certain parts of Mexico.

01:04:41.040 And so we just march in and take it.

01:04:43.460 And then Mexico is like, we've got to fight back, but we can't fight America.

01:04:47.720 And Russia starts to arm them with the latest, greatest technology.

01:04:53.140 And then they start using that technology in our cities.

01:04:58.120 And then they say, we're not just going to stop there.

01:05:01.240 We don't want just our land back.

01:05:02.700 We're going to take some of yours.

01:05:04.740 And Russia was saying, oh, and the toppling of the American government is what we want.

01:05:10.440 Do you think we would sit around and not use everything?

01:05:15.080 My gosh.

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01:06:04.940 That was great.

01:06:06.540 And you still have 30 seconds to talk about the collapse of all society.

01:06:10.680 Or not talk.

01:06:11.280 Or just not talk.

01:06:12.140 You just want to let the music run?

01:06:13.720 People never get to hear this music.

01:06:14.920 No, they never get to hear it.

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01:06:36.380 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:06:56.480 Glad you're here.

01:06:59.840 I don't know what it is going to take.

01:07:03.700 I was talking to somebody yesterday from Sweden.

01:07:06.580 They're a journalist in Sweden.

01:07:08.580 And she was in the office, and I said, how are things going with ESG?

01:07:14.420 And she said, nobody in Europe really even understands it.

01:07:18.600 And I said to her, who do you know that is speaking out?

01:07:24.600 Who can have an impact in Europe on this?

01:07:28.700 And she said, nobody.

01:07:30.020 They're shutting everybody down.

01:07:32.280 You can't do it.

01:07:33.700 And if it wasn't for Russell Brand, and quite honestly, you, this audience, I don't think

01:07:40.400 America would have gotten it either.

01:07:41.760 And they're way ahead of us in some places.

01:07:44.240 We're way ahead of them in other places.

01:07:47.300 But, you know, all of this stuff, what you're being told is not true.

01:07:55.040 And the military-industrial complex, the scientific-industrial complex, and the educational-industrial complex, all making money from the government.

01:08:04.400 And with this new budget deal, we'll make even more money and grow even bigger.

01:08:12.000 However, they're the ones calling the shots.

01:08:17.520 Well, it's all private-public partnerships.

01:08:20.820 They're the ones calling the shots.

01:08:22.540 And I just, I don't know how, when you are against war.

01:08:27.180 First of all, I don't know what happened to all the anti-war people.

01:08:29.620 What happened to them?

01:08:30.700 Where did you go?

01:08:32.280 Where's Cindy, what, Cindy Sheehan?

01:08:34.220 Where are you?

01:08:35.740 Where are you?

01:08:36.240 When we righteously wanted to strike back after 9-11, all these, not in my name.

01:08:46.260 Okay, now I can understand maybe Iraq, but Afghanistan?

01:08:50.460 And that's not, you know, saying for the strategy was pretty poor.

01:08:53.560 But where are you now?

01:08:57.160 You're all for it.

01:08:58.440 Why?

01:08:59.340 Because you don't believe a damn word you're saying.

01:09:02.360 The ones that do are switching sides.

01:09:06.480 And they're not coming, and they're like, I'm all of a sudden a conservative.

01:09:11.960 They're just getting out of that cesspool.

01:09:15.040 And they're like, I can't be what they say is a liberal.

01:09:20.600 I can't be a Democrat because that goes against everything I've always believed.

01:09:25.440 Where are more of those people?

01:09:27.300 Where are more of those people?

01:09:28.560 Where are the people that understand, as I explained, Ukraine with our own border?

01:09:34.640 Any doubt in your mind, Stu?

01:09:37.320 If we, just to protect ourself, we said we're going to take, I don't know, 20 miles past

01:09:44.180 our border, and we're just going to annex it because it's chaos, and we need to be on

01:09:48.620 the other side of the river to stop it.

01:09:51.120 You know this is never going to happen, but let's say we did that.

01:09:54.520 Are you proposing this as a policy?

01:09:55.620 Because it does sound interesting.

01:09:56.880 Yes, so let's just say we did that, okay, for our own security as a nation, because

01:10:03.620 Mexico just wouldn't help us.

01:10:05.340 They were working against us.

01:10:06.780 Even if it was irrational.

01:10:07.960 Yeah.

01:10:08.220 We just did it.

01:10:08.820 We were the aggressors.

01:10:10.080 We crossed this border.

01:10:11.240 Correct.

01:10:11.780 We would be wrong for doing it, but we did it.

01:10:14.580 Okay.

01:10:15.080 And Mexico couldn't defend themselves against us.

01:10:18.220 And so Russia stepped in and said, this is an abomination.

01:10:22.740 Even if we all knew, yeah, it really was wrong of us to do that, but we did it for the right

01:10:31.080 reasons, our own security.

01:10:33.800 Russia starts arming the Mexicans and training the Mexicans.

01:10:39.200 And we should point out, too, an important part of this, publicly.

01:10:42.260 Yeah, publicly.

01:10:42.760 Not like leaking in arms in some proxy situation that we're like, we don't know what you're

01:10:47.940 talking about.

01:10:48.440 We're not sending the missiles.

01:10:49.460 No, openly.

01:10:50.220 Openly doing press conferences and bragging about it.

01:10:53.200 Right.

01:10:53.440 And sending, did you see the latest?

01:10:56.120 We're sending them more drones.

01:10:58.700 Russia in Moscow is being attacked by drones.

01:11:02.200 And so what do we do?

01:11:04.660 We send the Ukrainians more drones?

01:11:09.040 Okay.

01:11:09.640 So then let's say Mexico, with the help of Russia, comes, takes back some of that territory,

01:11:15.980 but then starts to move in, take San Antonio.

01:11:19.540 It's like, you know what?

01:11:21.800 You started it.

01:11:22.980 We're taking it.

01:11:23.700 And they took San Antonio.

01:11:24.780 And it was all being financed and run by the Russians who were openly saying,

01:11:32.200 we're going to topple that regime.

01:11:35.560 Do you think we wouldn't use nukes if we had to?

01:11:39.380 Do you think we wouldn't declare war?

01:11:41.820 We would declare war on the Russians in a heartbeat if that was the situation.

01:11:48.400 Why is it so unreasonable to think that with all that we are doing, that they're not,

01:11:55.440 they're showing incredible restraint?

01:11:58.160 Because I don't think we'd have that restraint.

01:12:01.280 And if they're bad, I don't, I'm not sticking up for Putin or the Russians.

01:12:05.260 Not at all.

01:12:05.760 Not at all.

01:12:06.180 I hate what they're doing.

01:12:07.980 But I mean, like, if you look at, if you kind of look at this as pretty obviously would

01:12:12.160 turn into World War III if we actually got into a war with Russia.

01:12:15.420 Oh, yeah.

01:12:16.300 It's World War III.

01:12:17.100 And the end of the dollar and everything else, because the dollar collapses.

01:12:22.060 We have no armaments because what have we been doing?

01:12:25.640 We've been giving them all away.

01:12:26.820 And what is stopping this, the only thing stopping it right now solely is the restraint

01:12:32.640 of Vladimir Putin, which, by the way, is not something I can depend on.

01:12:37.800 No.

01:12:38.120 He's shown over and over again.

01:12:39.260 He has almost no restraint.

01:12:42.040 He just went in and invaded a country completely, in a completely ridiculous fashion and an illegal

01:12:48.420 fashion and abhorrent fashion.

01:12:49.820 I mean, this invasion, I can't say enough how much I hate it.

01:12:54.100 That being said, if this same scenario played out the other way, we would 100% be at war

01:13:01.200 with the, we would be outwardly saying we were at war with Russia.

01:13:04.480 And in a way, they are saying that.

01:13:06.940 Now, they haven't acted that way yet, thankfully.

01:13:09.980 Russia has not.

01:13:10.680 They have said, they've had officials come out and say, we are at war with the West.

01:13:14.140 We are at war with these, with the United States.

01:13:16.380 You know why we were at war with Japan?

01:13:20.180 We cut off their oil.

01:13:22.260 That's why.

01:13:23.780 We forced other countries to isolate them and cut off their oil.

01:13:31.520 Started exactly the same way.

01:13:33.440 So you're saying that predating Pearl Harbor.

01:13:35.740 Yeah, predating Pearl Harbor.

01:13:36.780 That causes Pearl Harbor.

01:13:37.580 Yeah, that causes Pearl Harbor.

01:13:38.420 That's why we go, yeah.

01:13:39.600 Yeah.

01:13:40.940 So, congratulations.

01:13:42.800 And, and I don't know, let's, let's, let's think about it in another way.

01:13:47.920 Ronald Reagan, in his prime, one of the best, certainly the guy who you maybe most credit

01:13:54.860 globally for ending the Cold War.

01:13:57.400 A guy who really knew this issue, was really strong on it.

01:14:01.780 And I have as much faith in a president to, to execute something like this as I could possibly

01:14:08.000 have with Ronald Reagan.

01:14:09.160 If he were there, maybe you could make the argument, well, this is, this is a very slippery

01:14:16.520 slope and a really tough line to walk.

01:14:18.720 But, you know, if anybody could do it, it's Ronald Reagan.

01:14:21.640 Instead, we have Joe Biden and Kamala Harris attempting to walk this line.

01:14:27.100 And this Pentagon.

01:14:27.740 And this Pentagon, which is a different situation than it was back in the day.

01:14:32.800 No.

01:14:33.440 Maybe we will, maybe God will bless us to avoid a World War III scenario.

01:14:38.320 Maybe.

01:14:38.580 But man, I, I, I mean, it's going to take him to avoid it.

01:14:41.860 These guys are hell bent on this.

01:14:43.920 And it, and it's not Reagan.

01:14:45.420 And I wouldn't support it with Reagan.

01:14:47.420 But at least I'd have some faith that he'd make the best decisions possible.

01:14:51.980 Yes, he wouldn't be doing what we're doing.

01:14:53.640 And even if you don't think like it's something that's intentional, just the, the bumbling

01:14:58.580 idiocy of these people, they can't do anything right.

01:15:03.980 So, you know.

01:15:04.280 Anything.

01:15:04.900 And we're trying to micromanage World War III on the backs of these buffoons?

01:15:09.140 Can I just do a Red Cell session with you right now?

01:15:12.120 Just, you know what Red Cell is?

01:15:13.880 It's a war gaming thing that the government does with fiction writers.

01:15:17.780 Okay.

01:15:18.780 And they're just like, think of the different possibilities.

01:15:21.140 Let's war game this out.

01:15:22.360 Well, so let me, let me Red Cell game this out as someone who wishes our country ill and

01:15:29.600 is on the inside.

01:15:32.620 We've got a problem with, you know, these Republicans and the Trump supporters and the

01:15:38.520 people who are for the Constitution and they're gaining steam and it's, it's not

01:15:43.360 going to be good.

01:15:44.060 We've got to silence them.

01:15:45.540 I know.

01:15:46.400 Well, we were, and then Elon Musk shows up.

01:15:49.680 Well, put the screws to him some more, but that's not going to be enough because people

01:15:54.600 still have some hope.

01:15:57.360 Is there anything in history?

01:16:00.440 Well, Woodrow Wilson, he said he wasn't going to get us in.

01:16:04.240 If you just elect him again, he wouldn't, he would keep us out of the war.

01:16:07.100 And then right after he was elected, he got us into a war, which allowed him to then say

01:16:13.400 freedom of speech had to be curbed.

01:16:17.740 And so he could silence all of the people who were against the war and he put them in

01:16:24.360 prison.

01:16:25.040 Now the next president came in and pardoned them, but he put them in prison.

01:16:29.620 So you want to silence people, you want to collapse the economy, you want to be able to have military

01:16:41.940 or police take control internally.

01:16:46.560 I think this is a good plan.

01:16:48.560 Let's go to war.

01:16:49.160 And look, he had control.

01:16:54.060 Wilson had control of the justice department and everything else.

01:16:58.200 They did a, there was the black Tom.

01:17:01.360 I've talked about this before, but nobody knows it.

01:17:03.800 The black Tom event, uh, like 1914 or 13.

01:17:08.540 And, uh, it's this gigantic explosion of all of these munitions and the munitions blow up

01:17:15.980 because there was a German saboteur that came in and set fire to the place.

01:17:21.380 Well, it was right before the election and Wilson was saying, we can't go to war.

01:17:25.180 And so I can't, I can't have a German saboteur be responsible for that.

01:17:30.380 So he blamed the corporations that don't care about people's safety because it works with my

01:17:36.000 other plan.

01:17:37.040 Okay.

01:17:37.900 These corporations, we need an expert.

01:17:41.660 Uh, and so he did nothing about it.

01:17:44.140 And then the world kind of forgot about it until, until December 7th, the Pentagon had

01:17:54.520 done a research for, uh, FDR.

01:17:57.220 Cause he said, I want to round up all these Japanese, their enemies.

01:18:00.380 And they're like Japanese Americans.

01:18:02.560 No, I don't think so.

01:18:03.920 He said he sent a general out to do a study.

01:18:06.980 He did.

01:18:07.860 He came back and he's like, you're wrong.

01:18:09.760 They're good Americans.

01:18:11.360 They're not spies.

01:18:12.740 You're telling me there's not going to be a spy.

01:18:15.000 Well, no, I'm not telling you that, but I'm telling you the majority are good Americans

01:18:19.100 and you can't do it.

01:18:22.760 December 7th happened.

01:18:24.340 And he comes out and says, December 7th, you know, we saw what could be done and there

01:18:30.800 could be saboteurs.

01:18:31.780 And if you remember Black Tom, we have the report now on what really happened.

01:18:38.640 And that was a German saboteur.

01:18:41.280 And that could happen here.

01:18:45.120 And he used that 20 years later to round up the Japanese.

01:18:52.580 And he did it with the entire industrial complex backing him up.

01:18:58.440 He did it with the entire government backing him up.

01:19:03.960 So you're saying that a lot of the stuff related to Ukraine is out of the never let a crisis

01:19:10.040 go to waste playbook, right?

01:19:11.400 Oh my gosh.

01:19:11.900 I think this is the biggest money laundering scam ever.

01:19:15.620 I think this is this is corruption central.

01:19:20.620 Because there was obviously a very real event with Russia invading.

01:19:24.360 Yeah.

01:19:24.680 And our reaction to it is.

01:19:26.780 Yeah.

01:19:27.080 They're taking advantage of it.

01:19:28.440 Exactly right.

01:19:29.660 Exactly right.

01:19:30.720 They're taking advantage of it.

01:19:32.020 They're doing it with ESG.

01:19:33.380 They're doing it with the oil.

01:19:34.460 So they accomplished that.

01:19:37.360 I think they are doing it to grow the military industrial complex as well and the scientific

01:19:43.780 complex.

01:19:45.540 They're also I mean, this is pure speculation, but I don't trust that there's not a lot of

01:19:53.100 money and a lot of weapons being sold on the black market or coming back here in the form

01:19:59.920 of cash from offshore accounts into accounts of Americans.

01:20:05.480 This is redistribution of wealth, except all these stupid Marxists that are for all of

01:20:11.620 these people are like, yeah, we're going to get it.

01:20:13.880 Now, you are going to get it.

01:20:15.320 Believe me.

01:20:15.900 But it's not going to be the power of the money.

01:20:18.140 All of it is going to the top, making the rich and the evil rich.

01:20:24.200 And there is a difference.

01:20:25.600 The evil rich richer.

01:20:27.340 However, it's just my opinion.

01:20:31.100 Back in just a second, Michael lives in Connecticut.

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01:20:54.140 Michael, I'm glad that you took it, and I'm glad you wrote in.

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01:21:25.640 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:21:27.260 So, I want to take you back, what was it, a week and a half ago?

01:21:48.780 The Missouri man who took a U-Haul.

01:21:53.160 He was from St. Louis.

01:21:54.940 He flies out to Washington.

01:21:56.120 He has a plan to kill the president or kidnap a member of the president's family, shoot up the White House, and take over.

01:22:05.920 Okay?

01:22:06.340 Clearly, the guy's nuts.

01:22:08.180 He comes in, and he tries to bash through the gates of the White House with a U-Haul truck.

01:22:13.440 Why a U-Haul truck?

01:22:14.740 Why?

01:22:15.400 Why don't you just rent a car?

01:22:16.960 There's nothing in it.

01:22:18.100 What are you doing?

01:22:19.440 You think the truck is going to help you?

01:22:21.520 Maybe.

01:22:22.180 Maybe.

01:22:22.460 Okay, so he rents the U-Haul truck.

01:22:25.780 Then, all kinds of things I've never seen before happen.

01:22:29.360 He is in his car, and as he gets out, he is holding a Nazi flag and waving that around.

01:22:38.740 Okay, why?

01:22:39.620 He's not a white supremacist.

01:22:41.520 He's Indian.

01:22:42.700 He's from India.

01:22:43.800 He's a legal citizen here, but he's from India.

01:22:48.220 So, what happens next?

01:22:50.000 The prosecutor drops the charges on the attempt to harm or kill the president or his family, and they just charge him with mischief and property damage.

01:23:03.700 Oh, okay.

01:23:07.040 Now, the prosecutors argued last week that he needs to remain behind bars.

01:23:13.520 Now, listen to this sentence.

01:23:15.680 Due to his anti-democratic views, he expressed in a speech inside the defendant's journal.

01:23:23.900 No, that's not why he should remain behind bars.

01:23:27.060 Because of what he wrote or what he believed?

01:23:30.580 No, the fact that he took that belief and went to the White House to kill the president.

01:23:39.320 That's the crime.

01:23:41.340 Not what he wrote in his journal.

01:23:44.180 Not for his belief.

01:23:46.780 What the hell is going on with this case?

01:23:52.140 We'll keep following it, quite honestly, so you don't have to.

01:24:00.580 We'll be right back.

01:24:30.580 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:24:39.740 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:24:49.600 Hello, you sick, twisted freak.

01:24:52.120 Welcome to the program.

01:24:53.440 Have you called your senators yet?

01:24:55.100 You should, because everything you're hearing in the media and from McCarthy and all of these people about how great this is, absolutely wrong.

01:25:04.040 The guy I trust to look at any bill.

01:25:06.720 In fact, he is the go-to guy in the House and the Senate.

01:25:10.940 Everybody goes to him and says, hey, what does this really say?

01:25:14.140 It's Mike Lee.

01:25:15.400 He is beside himself with what is actually in this bill.

01:25:20.660 It's worse than nothing.

01:25:24.080 It's worse than that.

01:25:25.540 He says there's 20 senators right now lockstep.

01:25:36.320 They will not vote for it on the Republican side.

01:25:39.140 He said we can stop it if we can get 25 to 30.

01:25:42.620 Call your senator.

01:25:45.240 Texas, have you called Cornyn?

01:25:47.120 Have you made that call yet?

01:25:48.700 Utah, have you called Mitt Romney yet?

01:25:52.820 Remind them that they work for you politely.

01:25:57.000 Remind them they work for you and they're coming up for a job review soon.

01:26:01.700 And you will work on anybody's campaign.

01:26:04.440 I'll work on Benji the Dog's campaign.

01:26:07.820 And Benji's been dead since like 1978.

01:26:11.180 I'll elect a dead dog over you.

01:26:15.500 Vote no.

01:26:17.260 This message paid for by Benji 2024.

01:26:24.020 Goldline is celebrating Memorial Day for the whole week with a special offer to both their new and existing clients with just this spending bill.

01:26:36.020 It's so crazy.

01:26:37.480 The cuts in one portion are negated in the very next section where it's like, yeah, the White House sole discretion.

01:26:45.580 They can they could stop that last thing that we were saying.

01:26:49.080 We don't even need we're not even going to read it.

01:26:51.720 You could have six trillion dollars spent by January 2025.

01:26:58.940 OK, six trillion dollars added.

01:27:03.580 This is insanity.

01:27:04.960 And you know what happens?

01:27:07.240 Well, they're not going to nobody's going to pay for that.

01:27:09.580 Nobody's nobody's going to lend that to us.

01:27:11.740 Oh, yeah.

01:27:12.080 China's going to lend it.

01:27:13.120 Nobody's going to lend that to us.

01:27:14.640 They're going to have to just write an IOU because they're already through all your Social Security money.

01:27:21.660 The right and I owe you to the Federal Reserve.

01:27:25.980 The banks and they'll print the money and then they'll spend it.

01:27:30.260 And then you're they're going to spend it and expect you to go out and buy things.

01:27:34.060 But you don't have any money because already if you're living at fifty five thousand dollars a year, you are already over the new poverty.

01:27:47.360 It's actually thirty three thousand dollars a year is the poverty line.

01:27:50.620 But, you know, people generally say fifty thousand and you can kind of make it family of four.

01:27:58.160 You're making eighty thousand dollars a year.

01:28:01.160 You're you're not making it.

01:28:02.860 You're not making it.

01:28:03.800 And that's all because of inflation.

01:28:06.260 What do you think's coming?

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01:28:32.720 When it comes to gold by as small as you possibly can, when it comes to silver, maybe the five, maybe the five ounce bar.

01:28:42.560 I like the one ounce Liberty Bell silver rounds and silver is going to play a role in a transition period.

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01:28:58.500 Stu, do you have on your to do list to prepare for, you know, trouble?

01:29:08.300 Alcohol.

01:29:11.300 Now, I'm asking you as an alcoholic to prepare for trouble.

01:29:17.100 No, to prepare for this weekend.

01:29:18.800 Yes.

01:29:19.200 Yes.

01:29:19.500 Yes.

01:29:19.880 Yes.

01:29:20.280 Yes.

01:29:21.060 I think.

01:29:22.280 Now, remember, I'm an alcoholic whose faith also restricts alcohol.

01:29:27.920 Right.

01:29:28.580 And I'm saying go to liquor store.

01:29:31.160 I'll see you later.

01:29:34.200 OK, here's why it is anesthesia, anesthesia.

01:29:40.360 If there is no painkillers, it is also, you know, not as good as rubbing alcohol, but tastes better.

01:29:50.040 You know, you can use it for many things.

01:29:52.860 And there's going to be a lot of people that are just going to want to trade for alcohol.

01:29:57.520 Wait a minute.

01:29:57.820 You have alcohol.

01:29:59.200 Now, tell them that you have it buried in a backyard, some far, far away place from your house.

01:30:05.160 But there's there.

01:30:07.180 We have to start thinking about trade and trading, you know, and you can get Bud Light cheap right now.

01:30:13.380 So go out and buy Bud Light is what Glenn Beck just said.

01:30:15.900 Here's what I want.

01:30:16.640 I want a Dylan Mulvaney Bud Light can.

01:30:19.340 And there were only like 10 made or something like that.

01:30:21.140 I thought there's only one made.

01:30:22.580 No, I thought Dylan Mulvaney had it.

01:30:24.960 Yeah, I'm not sure.

01:30:25.720 I think that there was a few of them that were made.

01:30:29.120 Because didn't he come up with a tray of a bunch of them?

01:30:31.820 Maybe you're right.

01:30:32.780 Yeah.

01:30:33.100 But they didn't do they didn't sell them.

01:30:35.820 That I know.

01:30:36.820 Not that I would trade that.

01:30:38.540 I just think that is an important piece of American history.

01:30:41.180 It's a pretty important piece.

01:30:42.160 But obviously, you know, you don't necessarily want to go with the carbonated beverage route for your particular needs here.

01:30:48.340 Would that be something that would be allowable, you know, faith wise for you?

01:30:52.620 Like, is there like if you're using it for medicinal purposes?

01:30:55.800 Medicinal purposes.

01:30:56.860 Yes.

01:30:57.460 So, you know, there you go.

01:30:59.280 There's your route, Glenn.

01:31:00.120 I mean, I don't know if the.

01:31:01.600 Glenn, you're.

01:31:01.980 I don't know if the church.

01:31:02.720 You're looking sick, Glenn.

01:31:03.940 Am I?

01:31:04.400 Yeah.

01:31:05.020 Really?

01:31:06.720 You know, I should diagnose myself.

01:31:08.240 I am a doctor.

01:31:09.540 Yeah, that's right.

01:31:11.140 You found your way around all the rules.

01:31:12.740 Okay, this is really not good.

01:31:13.640 This is really not good.

01:31:14.540 No, but you really think that that is something.

01:31:17.780 Yeah, I think there's.

01:31:18.740 And I think we have to start really.

01:31:21.320 I mean, there's not a lot of people that are thinking this way.

01:31:24.040 Not enough.

01:31:24.660 Not enough.

01:31:25.620 That are that really understand.

01:31:29.500 This could come flying apart at any minute.

01:31:32.580 At any minute.

01:31:33.980 You go to war with Russia.

01:31:35.680 Done.

01:31:35.980 You you have if if they don't pass this, you actually have a secretary of our treasury and

01:31:45.160 a president that might actually default on the the the debt.

01:31:53.920 To win their message, send a message.

01:31:59.360 There's no way we default on the debt.

01:32:01.540 None.

01:32:02.020 There should be no reason.

01:32:02.940 You would just pay.

01:32:03.700 Well, you would not pay other bills for us, right?

01:32:06.500 Like you would just make sure our creditors got their money.

01:32:09.060 Correct.

01:32:09.560 Just like, by the way, everyone would do.

01:32:12.460 Right.

01:32:12.680 Everyone does.

01:32:13.280 When you when you have a problem of financially for a month, you make sure your credit cards

01:32:17.300 are paid, your mortgages paid, your car payments paid.

01:32:20.140 And maybe you don't go out to the movies.

01:32:21.720 Maybe you don't do those extra things that month.

01:32:23.580 If you're cutting corners, maybe you don't go buy new clothes that month.

01:32:26.660 You want to fix the country.

01:32:28.100 That's how that's honestly what you do.

01:32:29.780 You because you just don't you don't raise the debt ceiling, period.

01:32:35.440 There's no deal you can make.

01:32:37.460 I'm not raising the debt ceiling.

01:32:39.080 No.

01:32:40.220 Do you think thirty one point four trillion is enough?

01:32:42.720 Is that what you're trying to tell me right now?

01:32:44.420 I mean, more is always better, you know, but I'm thinking no.

01:32:49.320 Right.

01:32:49.440 Like, you know, and like if we were in a rational society where we could say, all right, let's

01:32:55.420 say thirty five trillion, but it it will be constitutionally guaranteed we could never

01:33:00.560 go over that number.

01:33:01.300 Like something crazy like that, which would never happen.

01:33:03.700 But if that were to be true, like you could make the argument.

01:33:06.720 All right.

01:33:07.060 We've gone a long way down this really wrong road.

01:33:10.400 Let's turn ourselves around.

01:33:11.660 Might take a few steps.

01:33:12.740 We've got a lot of momentum going down here.

01:33:14.600 Take a few steps to slow ourselves down and then turn around and go the other way.

01:33:17.460 Stay away from that thirty five trillion number at all costs.

01:33:19.780 But we have no ability to do that.

01:33:21.900 We're not even considering it.

01:33:23.360 I mean, all these deals don't plan to actually keep us under some future debt limit number.

01:33:30.140 It's just a negotiation point to do a little bit of cost cutting around the edges.

01:33:34.840 And if you talk to Mike Lee, you're not even really getting that.

01:33:39.820 But like if they were trying to sell this to us, Glenn is like, OK, look, the president

01:33:45.120 of the United States told us he wasn't going to talk about this.

01:33:47.100 He just wanted it raised for nothing.

01:33:48.560 He spent ninety seven days not even negotiating.

01:33:50.560 The only reason we're close to this deadline at all is because of him saying, no, I won't

01:33:55.340 talk to you.

01:33:56.160 So considering we started with absolutely nothing, the fact that we reclaim two billion dollars

01:34:02.220 from the IRS is a win.

01:34:03.940 It's a crappy two billion dollars.

01:34:09.220 Now, you know, I don't believe this.

01:34:10.560 I know.

01:34:10.960 I know that.

01:34:11.460 I know pitching it that way.

01:34:12.620 And you said, all right, look, they had 80 billion.

01:34:15.300 Now they got 78.

01:34:16.240 It's a little bit better.

01:34:17.540 We don't have any power to do with this by our by ourselves.

01:34:20.500 They still have the presidency.

01:34:21.580 They still have the Senate.

01:34:22.700 So look, we take the small win here and fight it out later on.

01:34:28.220 So the IRS, we just got two billion dollars, but not really two billion dollars.

01:34:33.420 They were given, what, 87 billion dollars per new workforce?

01:34:39.140 I thought it was 80, so 78 remaining.

01:34:40.740 Okay, 78 remaining.

01:34:43.060 Think about what they can buy with 78 billion dollars.

01:34:48.000 78 billion dollars.

01:34:50.420 That should be a decade of funding to the IRS?

01:34:52.740 Oh, yeah.

01:34:53.380 So try this on for size.

01:34:55.100 The IRS, just in the last two years, has spent over 10 million dollars on weaponry and gear.

01:35:05.020 They also began hiring agents that will carry guns and make arrests with job openings now in all 50 states.

01:35:16.120 Broken down, 2.3 million has been spent on ammunition alone.

01:35:20.900 The remaining has gone into shields, rifles, and tactical shotguns.

01:35:25.700 They better not be black rifles.

01:35:27.660 If someone breaks the law, I guess it's a tax law.

01:35:32.520 Do we have to have the SWAT team?

01:35:35.500 Open the books, broke down the numbers, indicating 4,500 guns, over 5 million rounds of ammunition have been stockpiled.

01:35:46.800 There are now more federal agents with arrest and firearm authority, 200,000, than there are U.S. Marines, 186,000.

01:36:00.100 I don't know.

01:36:01.180 I think they can, you know, we lasted this long without SWAT teams for the farmers and the tax accountants.

01:36:10.440 It's what you have an FBI for, I thought.

01:36:12.920 It's almost like it's building an army.

01:36:14.400 I have to tell you, I told you today that I'm in the middle of acquiring a lot of history.

01:36:35.640 I just purchased the bell from the bell tower.

01:36:43.660 I can't remember the name of the Catholic Church, but it was the Catholic Church.

01:36:50.220 Most people don't know.

01:36:51.420 Nagasaki was where Christians hid out for years, up until like 1900.

01:36:57.280 It was illegal to be Christian.

01:36:58.920 So all the underground church in Japan was in Nagasaki.

01:37:01.780 And then when it became legal, the Catholics built this giant cathedral there.

01:37:07.880 It was 1,000 yards away from the bomb.

01:37:11.700 And so it was holding mass at the time.

01:37:16.180 Obviously, everyone vaporized.

01:37:18.680 And you should see the pictures of this cathedral before and after.

01:37:22.740 There's nothing left.

01:37:24.180 All of the bells, but one, melted.

01:37:28.980 Gone.

01:37:30.320 One remained.

01:37:32.220 I just acquired that.

01:37:33.940 You'll see that in St. George.

01:37:37.020 It's going to be really incredible stuff.

01:37:39.100 It's incredible stuff.

01:37:41.080 Incredible stuff.

01:37:42.200 And you know some of the other things that I'm trying to acquire now that are...

01:37:45.920 Incredible.

01:37:47.320 Stunning, right?

01:37:48.780 It's overwhelming, honestly.

01:37:50.100 I mean, we've done museums before that were really good, but the level that this is at now is really getting insane.

01:37:56.100 Insane.

01:37:57.440 Insane.

01:37:58.440 And we're taking a lot of it, not all of it by far.

01:38:03.040 You'll probably see maybe 2%, 1%, 2% of the museum's collection.

01:38:11.560 And I have a family member, an uncle, who's a history teacher.

01:38:15.440 Yeah.

01:38:15.560 He was down here, I don't know, two years ago now.

01:38:18.960 Yeah.

01:38:19.140 And you took him on a tour of the museum, which is, what, half the size of what it is now?

01:38:26.320 And he was completely blown away about all the stuff that was in there.

01:38:29.880 Yeah.

01:38:29.980 I mean, it's incredible.

01:38:31.180 You'll learn more about history just in that 90 minutes that you're there than you'll ever...

01:38:36.300 You've ever learned in your life, most likely, unless you're a...

01:38:39.140 Well, I think even if you went to school, but if you went to school recently, especially.

01:38:42.840 But I am really becoming concerned that this is not going to be able to be seen soon.

01:38:49.880 I really think that we are headed down a road where this stuff could be claimed.

01:39:00.040 It would be destroyed.

01:39:01.420 It would be claimed as the government just coming in and saying, those are...

01:39:05.920 That's national treasure.

01:39:07.360 Whatever.

01:39:09.680 Destroyed.

01:39:11.860 Come see it.

01:39:13.060 Come see it this summer.

01:39:14.420 Take your family.

01:39:15.740 There's only...

01:39:17.380 And they're generally in the later afternoon or early, early morning or later at night for a few days are left.

01:39:26.740 The tickets already sold out in Idaho.

01:39:30.360 About 90% sold out in St. George.

01:39:35.200 And I mean, this was a test to see if I could put it on the road year round.

01:39:39.700 I'm not sure that we can.

01:39:42.340 Some of the things we have to do to protect it and everything else, and I'm just not sure.

01:39:47.780 It might have to be...

01:39:49.220 It might...

01:39:50.020 Pray that it's not lost in a horrible boating accident, because that would be...

01:39:54.120 Well, take a very big boat and a very big lake, but it could happen.

01:39:57.460 It's really irresponsible for you to take them out on the water.

01:39:59.600 I know.

01:40:00.120 I'm not planning on it, but...

01:40:02.180 You never know.

01:40:02.620 You never know.

01:40:02.820 Boats.

01:40:03.280 Okay.

01:40:04.440 All right.

01:40:04.980 You can find the tickets at unitedwepledge.org.

01:40:10.600 Unitedwepledge.org.

01:40:11.560 And there's also a dinner.

01:40:13.620 The dinner in St. George all sold out, but the fundraising dinner.

01:40:17.740 In Idaho, I think it just went up for sale, and there's maybe 60 seats left, maybe.

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01:41:21.880 Station ID.

01:41:22.300 So, there's a couple of stories here.

01:41:37.320 First of all, there was the story we haven't covered yet about Joe Biden.

01:41:46.240 I'm trying to find it.

01:41:47.020 The new things that are out now about Hunter Biden are extraordinarily disturbing.

01:41:55.920 They are really starting to pile up.

01:42:00.300 Ray, yesterday, met with Congress from the FBI because the Congress had a confidential source from the FBI

01:42:14.000 that that was a trusted source of the FBI that came in and filed a report and said,

01:42:22.900 your vice president, Joe Biden at the time, is taking bribes.

01:42:27.780 And here it is.

01:42:28.520 And it's $5 million.

01:42:29.760 And here's how it's working.

01:42:30.980 And it outlines all of it.

01:42:32.180 So, the House said, you've got to come and bring that document.

01:42:38.100 And they subpoenaed.

01:42:39.240 Man, the FBI stonewalled, stonewalled, stonewalled.

01:42:41.580 Well, last night was, or yesterday was the last day.

01:42:45.580 And Christopher Ray said, well, you can come to my office and see it.

01:42:49.720 But I'm not bringing it to the Capitol.

01:42:52.080 And they said, Chuck Grassley said, fine.

01:42:54.720 That's fine.

01:42:55.540 And we'll come over and see it.

01:42:57.880 But we're also going to press charges on contempt with you.

01:43:03.360 So, Comer and Grassley went over and saw this.

01:43:05.700 We don't know what's in it.

01:43:07.320 But the question is, not just what's in it.

01:43:12.240 What did the FBI do in investigation?

01:43:16.580 And the speculation, again, speculation.

01:43:19.260 I don't have any inside intelligence tells us today.

01:43:25.040 I don't have any, this is speculation.

01:43:29.440 That they didn't do anything.

01:43:31.320 In fact, they started to discredit the confidential human source.

01:43:36.860 Okay?

01:43:37.100 So, somebody they trusted, when he filed this, they started to discredit him.

01:43:42.800 And they didn't do anything looking into it.

01:43:45.360 That's as important as the bribery.

01:43:49.640 If the Justice Department is burying things and discrediting people that have evidence that, hey, corruption is happening, that's just as bad.

01:44:02.360 So, Biden, whether he committed bribery or not, I don't know.

01:44:06.460 But what did the FBI and Justice Department do when they got that information?

01:44:12.280 That's going to be interesting to watch.

01:44:15.720 An interesting addition to the Ray thing, too, is right now, like, you know, the Trump team is saying, like, look at Ron DeSantis.

01:44:23.000 He showed approval of Christopher Ray.

01:44:26.780 Do you believe that?

01:44:28.020 And DeSantis' team is like, wait a minute, Trump, that was your nominee.

01:44:32.540 And they're going back and forth.

01:44:33.780 Can we just take that one off the table?

01:44:35.100 Like, everyone was wrong on that.

01:44:36.220 We should just point out, the one senator who did vote against Christopher Ray, one, was Rand Paul.

01:44:43.180 And so, if you want to give him some, anyone credit on that particular issue, it's Rand Paul.

01:44:48.120 All the candidates that are currently in the race, they don't get to really talk about that.

01:44:51.100 Can I ask you, how weird is it that Donald Trump is saying that New York was better than Florida in deaths and COVID?

01:45:01.360 I don't even.

01:45:02.120 As a man who happens to be the purveyor of Andrew Cuomo was awful.com, please don't get me started on this particular point.

01:45:09.640 I mean, there is no way to make that case.

01:45:13.360 No way to make that case.

01:45:15.540 No, and look, Trump doesn't believe it.

01:45:17.240 We all know he doesn't believe it.

01:45:18.460 He's just saying it because right now he's in a war with DeSantis.

01:45:21.420 He was much more honest back when he was criticizing Cuomo.

01:45:25.620 He doesn't believe Cuomo is better than anybody.

01:45:28.760 We all know that.

01:45:29.780 But it's the game that we're going to play here for the next year.

01:45:32.100 Get ready, everybody.

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01:45:34.400 I'm excited.

01:45:35.500 I love it when we have infighting and we're shooting each other.

01:45:39.260 Fun.

01:45:39.660 Anyway, sometimes sleep is hard.

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01:45:52.560 Wasted.

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01:47:05.800 I didn't realize how bad this was until they said, OK, 30 seconds.

01:47:18.820 Stu and I are actually sitting here going, all right, so where do we go?

01:47:25.200 I mean, where do we go?

01:47:26.540 Do we go?

01:47:27.160 And he's like, St. Kitts.

01:47:28.240 And I'm like, St. Kitts?

01:47:29.200 You can't go to St. Kitts.

01:47:29.880 I'm a big St. Kitts guy.

01:47:30.440 They're going to eat the rich there in the first place.

01:47:32.600 But St. Kitts, very affordable global citizenship package.

01:47:36.300 Not that I've looked into it at all.

01:47:39.120 You know, you've got a Caribbean island.

01:47:41.480 Yeah, because I feel like, because you're always like, oh, we got to go to like Israel

01:47:44.520 and get citizenship.

01:47:45.360 Like Israel, they're getting attacked now.

01:47:47.560 I would rather be vaporized while I'm standing.

01:47:50.700 You know what I mean?

01:47:52.500 While I'm with a bunch of people going, yeah, we're going to fight and stand for what is.

01:47:59.180 That's fine.

01:47:59.900 Burn my shadow into the sidewalk.

01:48:02.780 As long as all of us are standing.

01:48:05.280 Yeah.

01:48:05.680 See, I've learned this from my many, many years as a sports fan, Clinton.

01:48:09.700 And you know my two main teams, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Toronto Blue Jays, which have

01:48:14.820 all both of them since I was a child.

01:48:17.440 And they're much different.

01:48:19.320 Eagles fans, anywhere you walk in an Eagles shirt, around here, really anywhere in America,

01:48:25.100 you're likely to get hit in the head with a brick.

01:48:27.440 That is probably going to happen to you.

01:48:29.040 Correct.

01:48:29.320 Yeah.

01:48:29.460 Toronto Blue Jays fans, never, they don't care at all.

01:48:33.140 No one hates the Blue Jays because they're completely irrelevant.

01:48:36.100 And this is what I'm going for.

01:48:38.560 Who would even, who even knows that St. Kitts is a place, let alone a place where people

01:48:43.280 might be.

01:48:44.300 So if I'm escaping, I'm going to St. Kitts.

01:48:46.520 By the way, maybe I'm not going there.

01:48:48.920 Don't forget this.

01:48:49.540 He lost the travel brochure and the passport application in a boating accident.

01:48:56.180 In a boating accident.

01:48:56.800 On the way to St. Kitts.

01:48:58.100 Forget it.

01:48:58.460 That's tragic, Stu.

01:48:59.440 You've got some, I mean, they're going to invade everybody else.

01:49:03.940 Everyone's going to talk about the big ones with all the weapons.

01:49:06.440 We're just going to be this nice little island and we're going to go to the beach and eat

01:49:09.500 a couple of coconuts and pineapples or whatever's there.

01:49:12.820 Well, I'll find out when I get there.

01:49:14.600 And, you know, very affordable packages, quote unquote.

01:49:18.080 Quote, so look, this is, if you need me, just go to St. Kitts or Nevis.

01:49:23.020 So I'm going on vacation on Saturday.

01:49:26.000 To St. Kitts?

01:49:26.940 No.

01:49:27.400 No.

01:49:28.320 My son just graduated.

01:49:29.860 His heritage is Scotland, Scottish.

01:49:32.500 So we're going to Scotland.

01:49:34.160 And this company that is providing this tour for us, I don't even know.

01:49:41.260 I don't know who their clientele are.

01:49:43.580 I just met them, you know, in happenstance and they're like historians that do like history

01:49:50.460 tours.

01:49:50.880 And I'm like, you've got to be kidding.

01:49:52.980 That's exactly what I'm looking for.

01:49:54.520 You don't, you don't get a lot of work.

01:49:56.620 Sounds like the beginning of a Nicolas Cage movie.

01:49:59.280 Yeah, it does.

01:49:59.840 So anyway, so I was talking to these guys and, you know, we started talking about the

01:50:04.700 world today because in Scotland, they're starting to make the 15 minute cities where you're

01:50:11.420 not, you, everything is there in 15 minutes of what you want.

01:50:14.560 Everything is there.

01:50:15.320 So there's no reason to drive.

01:50:17.680 No reason.

01:50:18.820 You don't need to go anywhere that you can't walk within 15 minutes.

01:50:23.540 And I said, this is really getting weird and spooky.

01:50:26.540 And, uh, and he said, uh, well, it's not very much longer before you're not traveling internationally

01:50:37.440 or very far.

01:50:39.540 And I'm like, well, I'm, he said the W E F.

01:50:46.060 He said, it's clear the groundwork that they are laying now over in Europe that you might

01:50:51.640 be able to take a vacation, but you have to save your carbon credits.

01:50:55.620 So maybe you go to Europe once, or maybe you just stay in your own country or your own

01:51:02.320 region that this, that all of this stuff is coming down because of the carbon situation.

01:51:10.000 That that's insane.

01:51:11.780 And I keep thinking that, you know, I, I, I've, I've tried to get a passport to Israel

01:51:18.240 because I really am serious.

01:51:19.440 I'd rather be vaporized standing.

01:51:21.760 Um, but, uh, you know, the beach watching the mushroom cloud and in the distance, I

01:51:26.740 know, I know, I know.

01:51:27.840 Uh, but I, I really don't think there's not, I think wherever you are is where you will

01:51:33.560 be.

01:51:35.480 So if you want to, you know, if you're someplace and you're like, I, I don't mind living here

01:51:40.060 for the rest of my life and everything I have is within a 15 minute walk.

01:51:43.720 Good luck.

01:51:44.320 That's where you're going to be.

01:51:45.320 And I think when this by 2030, I think when this really hits, that's the way life's going

01:51:50.720 to be soon as, especially as soon as you get cars that, you know, everybody can shut

01:51:56.960 off, which is why I always have the nav system removed from my car.

01:52:03.040 Uh, that's just me.

01:52:05.100 Um, and a Faraday cage, you can buy them for your car.

01:52:09.320 I'm just saying, it's just bizarre that we're talking about this stuff.

01:52:14.260 I mean, I think it's fascinating to look at, but it's also like weird, you don't know where

01:52:18.320 this world is going.

01:52:19.420 And I think if you like, you get to that point where it just feels like you have no idea what's

01:52:25.880 around the corner anymore.

01:52:26.820 Correct.

01:52:27.160 Like it used to be, I think that we lived in a predictable place for a very long time.

01:52:31.480 And I think that's exited, it's exited the building.

01:52:33.940 But we, we lived, honestly, if you're my age, you are the luckiest generation of, of humans

01:52:42.280 to ever walk the earth.

01:52:44.900 Really?

01:52:45.460 I think, I mean, that's not true.

01:52:48.080 Well, I mean, it doesn't have to be, but I'm saying historically where we are right now,

01:52:53.640 certainly up to this point, up to this point, you are the, you grew up after the world wars

01:52:59.780 and sure we had the scare of the Soviet missiles and we have had other wars, et cetera, but look

01:53:06.780 at the 1950s and the sixties and even the seventies and eighties in America where we were really

01:53:13.580 accomplishing things.

01:53:14.920 Men have never accomplished before.

01:53:17.180 You can say that all the way into the nineties and with, uh, technology, I think up until

01:53:25.140 2010, you know, when the iPhone came out, because that I think was poison to the society and our

01:53:32.900 children, you know, when we had social media and, and everybody starts looking down at their,

01:53:37.960 at their phone.

01:53:38.640 Um, but that period, I mean, what an unbelievable time period we have been blessed to live in.

01:53:49.940 And, and if, if we're not willing to not go to target in defense of that, well, I mean,

01:53:59.220 there's nothing, nothing would ever make you stand up, you know?

01:54:03.820 Let me ask you a question.

01:54:05.100 Okay.

01:54:05.660 This is a theoretical question.

01:54:06.940 All right.

01:54:07.260 What if, what if, what if your pharmacy is CVS inside of target?

01:54:18.860 What if your pharmacy is CVS inside of target?

01:54:24.720 Are you allowed to walk into target to get your medication at night wearing a mask?

01:54:29.800 Okay.

01:54:30.080 Well, not a mask mask, you know, you don't, you want to protect yourself from sunglasses.

01:54:34.700 Dark sunglasses.

01:54:35.660 I saw somebody with a, with a, with a bag, a target bag the other day, and I just looked

01:54:42.040 at, I knew, I knew them and they're walking, you know, walking into their house and I just

01:54:46.540 slow down, stop the car.

01:54:47.820 And I just point at the bag and they're like, all of a sudden like, Oh crap.

01:54:54.000 And I said, I rolled down the window and I said, don't let me ever see you with a target

01:54:58.560 bag.

01:54:58.920 And there might be somebody that's wearing dark glasses and a hat carrying a bag that

01:55:04.100 might look like you, but that's the only way I ever want to see you wearing a target

01:55:08.660 bag.

01:55:09.000 Right.

01:55:09.300 And they just laughed.

01:55:10.800 It is.

01:55:11.360 And now technically they, this is not supposed to start.

01:55:14.020 Well, today's the first day, right?

01:55:15.000 It's a pride day.

01:55:15.860 Everybody's changing their logos.

01:55:18.140 Everyone's doing all the rainbow.

01:55:20.860 We're not.

01:55:21.380 Blaze is still.

01:55:22.100 No.

01:55:22.440 It has not changed the logo yet.

01:55:23.420 No.

01:55:23.780 When does that happen?

01:55:25.140 It's not going to happen.

01:55:25.960 It's not going to happen.

01:55:26.500 It's not going to happen.

01:55:27.200 Because I think that there is a, an interesting part of this in that these companies have all

01:55:32.500 seen what's happened the last couple of weeks with Bud Light and Target.

01:55:35.220 Right.

01:55:35.580 And they've all had for six months, this plan to be super woke as they enter this month.

01:55:45.320 And now I guarantee a lot of them are wrestling with what do we do?

01:55:49.360 Like one company that I, that I won't mention, um, put, because I don't know this to be a hundred

01:55:56.020 percent true, but decided to post, uh, a single post about pride month rather than changing

01:56:04.480 their logo.

01:56:06.300 And I know this for somebody who works there, but like, I don't have it confirmed enough

01:56:10.560 to go on the air with it.

01:56:11.500 Yeah.

01:56:11.560 Sure.

01:56:11.980 But it was, they were like, they had a plan to change the logo.

01:56:15.980 And because all this stuff happened, they decided, you know what?

01:56:19.100 We'll put out one on June 1st and then we'll act like it never happened.

01:56:23.940 You know?

01:56:24.440 So they're still kind of checking the box with the pride month, but it's not going to be

01:56:28.180 beating you over the head every time you go to their account for the 30 days.

01:56:31.000 Now, I'm not saying that that's, uh, you know, a, some sort of solution or anything,

01:56:36.140 but it is interesting that these, some of these companies are actually feeling the pressure

01:56:39.620 and saying, Hey, like, let's, let's, we actually feel, we feel the conservative complaint here

01:56:47.840 for once.

01:56:48.220 Cause usually they don't, they just don't care.

01:56:50.060 No, they don't care.

01:56:50.960 They don't care.

01:56:51.440 Uh, you know, who really had it made, who really had it made too bad.

01:56:55.580 They're so woke because they'd go, Oh man, let's reintroduce the NBC Peacock for pride

01:57:06.120 week.

01:57:07.540 That's interesting.

01:57:08.480 Yeah.

01:57:09.060 I was thinking about, can you, what about Skittles?

01:57:10.860 Are you allowed to eat Skittles this month?

01:57:12.920 Is that okay?

01:57:14.460 I mean, do you taste the rainbow?

01:57:15.600 It feels a little weird this month.

01:57:18.480 It feels like something that might not taste as good as you think it does.

01:57:21.280 Yeah.

01:57:21.420 Uh, okay.

01:57:24.760 If you're watching like a Bond film, okay.

01:57:27.560 Yeah.

01:57:27.920 And you need Skittles.

01:57:29.180 I'm okay.

01:57:29.780 You're okay.

01:57:30.320 Yeah.

01:57:30.700 You're going hunting.

01:57:32.260 Okay.

01:57:32.580 You've got to be doing a manly activity.

01:57:34.180 You've got to be doing a manly activity.

01:57:35.580 Yeah.

01:57:35.860 And I think then you'll be okay.

01:57:38.240 Hey, let me just give you a couple of things here on the Bud Light.

01:57:41.540 Uh, Bud Light has just for, uh, for, you know, wonderful pride month, uh, has just

01:57:47.840 donated another, what was it?

01:57:50.640 $200,000, uh, to the NGLCC in support of its community of color initiative designed to support

01:58:00.020 and grow the success of minority LGBTQ plus owned businesses through certification scholarship

01:58:07.020 and business development.

01:58:08.140 So, Bud Light has, uh, just done that in absolutely related news.

01:58:14.020 Anheuser-Busch now sees $27 billion, uh, of their value gone.

01:58:21.680 What's the appropriate window to look at the stock price?

01:58:24.880 Because obviously it's not, it's gone on paper.

01:58:27.020 Uh, like if you were to look six months from now and it was still down this percentage,

01:58:30.260 you'd be like, wow, that was a really impactful event.

01:58:33.180 Yeah.

01:58:33.400 Uh, Target now ninth straight day, $13 billion now for, uh, Target.

01:58:39.580 I was looking at that stock too, um, earlier today as we were kind of look, doing the prep

01:58:43.980 and you see it's pretty much flat for the past six months until this starts.

01:58:47.220 And then it's down from 160 to about 128.

01:58:51.020 Yeah.

01:58:51.260 Pretty significant.

01:58:52.380 When you look at the Walmart stock, um, I was like, well, how does that compare?

01:58:57.880 Because of course we should all know that Walmart does a lot of this crap too, but you look

01:59:01.360 at them for the past six months.

01:59:02.600 Should be going up.

01:59:03.520 Um, it was about, I mean, it was down actually going into this period and has now pretty much

01:59:09.580 held where it was.

01:59:10.700 If you go to the same, about the same date, it's down a little bit.

01:59:13.360 So this is not just normal movement of, of these big box stores.

01:59:17.700 And those big box stores like Target, um, that are convenient and cheap should be going

01:59:24.280 up in value because people are needing cheap stores.

01:59:28.400 So it should be the option and cheap beer too.

01:59:31.300 By the way, uh, don't forget your children's school is also have, has a whole month of pride

01:59:37.920 activities.

01:59:39.340 Uh, you might want to, you might want to go and opt out of those, uh, activities at your

01:59:46.060 children's school for the month.

01:59:48.780 Oh yeah.

01:59:49.240 Cause that one is, you know, that stuff could be happening and you don't even know about

01:59:52.620 it.

01:59:52.700 Oh yeah.

01:59:53.080 You know?

01:59:53.420 Yeah.

01:59:53.820 Uh, it particularly if you're going, I mean, public school is where that's going to be the

01:59:57.580 big thing, but I wouldn't even rule it out in some private schools.

02:00:00.600 Oh no.

02:00:01.280 There are all kinds of private schools that are doing it.

02:00:03.700 All right.

02:00:04.040 Let me tell you about a rough green.

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02:00:14.060 I have tried vitamins, probiotic supplements, but she always turns her nose away and refuses

02:00:20.680 to take or eat any of it.

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02:00:24.700 I'm really impressed by the ingredient list compared to other supplements as well.

02:00:28.780 Thank you.

02:00:29.140 Rough greens, Susan.

02:00:30.500 Thank you for writing it.

02:00:31.400 I did the same thing.

02:00:32.560 Well, kind of, um, that you did.

02:00:34.420 You looked at the ingredients.

02:00:35.880 I'm like, I don't know.

02:00:36.940 So I brought it to my vet and said, what do you, what do you think?

02:00:41.240 And she looks at it and she's like, this is fantastic.

02:00:44.100 Absolutely feed it.

02:00:45.940 Uh, so Uno's been taking it now for several years and he had more energy as a puppy.

02:00:53.900 He's starting to really slow down.

02:00:55.660 He's getting kind of old for a German shepherd, but he's slowing down, but I haven't seen any

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02:01:18.480 This is the Glenn Beck program.

02:01:20.700 Welcome to the, uh, Glenn Beck program.

02:01:40.900 We're, uh, we're very, uh, glad that you, you, uh, tuned in today.

02:01:45.740 Thank you so much.

02:01:47.160 You see the UFO panel from NASA?

02:01:49.360 Yeah, they're, uh, they've been working on this for a while now and no one seems to really

02:01:54.380 be noticing it.

02:01:55.440 Yeah.

02:01:56.060 And it's weird that it's not a bigger story just from, it's just interesting.

02:02:01.080 Nothing else.

02:02:01.600 Who do you think that is?

02:02:02.920 So much other crap going on.

02:02:04.660 People, no, no, no.

02:02:06.820 Alien.

02:02:07.980 Right.

02:02:08.260 I don't think people actually believe there's alien life.

02:02:10.620 Mostly.

02:02:11.220 They think it's weird.

02:02:12.560 They think we're going to find out that it's going to be military technology or something

02:02:15.760 like that.

02:02:16.120 We found out so many weird things recently.

02:02:18.320 Did you, did you hear about the JFK stuff?

02:02:22.140 The, the, that there's another film.

02:02:25.600 Yeah.

02:02:26.460 And it was another Zapruder film essentially.

02:02:28.300 Yeah.

02:02:28.600 Except this film was, uh, taken in 63 and, uh, and then I think the archives had it and

02:02:37.120 then it was used when they opened up the panel again in the 1970s because nobody believed

02:02:44.300 the first panel and they use that film and they said, yeah, it looks like, um, quote,

02:02:52.900 Kennedy was probably assassinated as a result of a conspiracy and that two gunmen likely

02:03:00.200 fired at him.

02:03:01.120 That's a quote from who the, uh, I can't remember what the name of the report is.

02:03:06.580 Somebody's shouting it right now in their office or their car, uh, how special committee

02:03:11.280 on, uh, assassinations, uh, in 1978 that saw this video, but we haven't seen this video.

02:03:19.940 We haven't seen this video.

02:03:21.620 And now the family is trying to get the video back.

02:03:24.460 They're like, uh, you were supposed to return it to us and you, we've never gotten in.

02:03:27.900 They're like video.

02:03:28.900 What film?

02:03:30.200 I don't know what you're talking about.

02:03:32.400 I mean, it's, it's just, it's, we've learned so much that honestly, I thought all was crazy

02:03:41.680 stuff even 10 years ago.

02:03:45.980 Now it's like, yeah, that's probably happened.

02:03:48.980 You know, uh, we just saw an alien.

02:03:52.900 Uh, he's the one actually running, uh, the government.

02:03:57.420 Yeah.

02:03:57.940 That makes sense.

02:03:58.840 Yeah.

02:03:59.080 Okay.

02:03:59.300 I got it.

02:04:00.700 Maybe, maybe we're not freaked out about it.

02:04:02.520 We just expect it.

02:04:03.640 Oh, alien life.

02:04:04.500 Really?

02:04:05.000 They've already come down here and they're doubling as humans.

02:04:08.300 I feel like that would be a better explanation as to what's really happening.

02:04:11.940 I would love that explanation.

02:04:13.700 It would be better.

02:04:14.300 Oh, it was aliens.

02:04:15.340 Well, no wonder we're so, so screwed up.

02:04:17.480 It was aliens the whole time.

02:04:19.080 That makes sense.

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 01, 2023

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