00:01:19.360Make sure you use the Keeps dot com slash save URL.
00:01:23.980What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
00:01:49.800You know, I have this little theory that when people are at Davos, you know, flying in the corporate chair and just skiing at night, partying away,
00:02:12.820and then talking about the little people and how we can help when they're so busy and they are meeting with world leaders and the partner of Klaus Schwab.
00:02:24.920He is the guy who runs the World Economic Forum.
00:02:28.260When they are in their big week meeting with prime ministers, heads of corporations, leaders of state,
00:02:35.060when they take their time to do a thread directly at me because of something I said yesterday on the program,
00:03:55.720Well, let me tell you something, Janice.
00:03:58.020I know you live in Texas, so it's not the same, but you can refuse.
00:04:01.620If you live in California or, you know, or Illinois, you could refuse to go to class because it's so unsafe because of COVID there.
00:04:10.020Anyway, she actually wanted to go to class.
00:04:13.300She developed pain in her hips, her knees, her back, just got worse and worse every day.
00:04:17.520She heard me talking about relief factor.
00:04:19.700She was skeptical at first, but eventually she was like, I got nothing to lose.
00:04:22.900Within the first three weeks, she tells us, she found that not only was she able to climb the steps pain-free, but she was bounding up them.
00:04:31.020She said relief factor made her feel young again, and she got out of pain.
00:06:05.660They are just like you, and they represent you.
00:06:10.080OK, so it would never happen in America.
00:06:13.780Where the people who get power become suddenly very, very rich and even more powerful.
00:06:20.420And then they start making new laws and dismissing laws for their friends, for the businesses that are helping them.
00:06:29.200Like, for instance, we would never have social media here going around the Constitution and doing things that constitutionally the government should say, hey, hold on.
00:12:01.260And governments, made up of representatives of the people, regulate the markets, in part to avoid the market concentration and formation of any law, unlawful ogalopoly.
00:12:14.240And by the way, Glenn, just to reiterate how local this is.
00:12:38.020Um, when populists on the right and left claim that they at least agree they dislike global elites, they miss a much larger fundamental disagreement that they have over the kind of economic and political system that's needed to avoid the oligarchy they both fear.
00:12:52.620The system we propose is one of stakeholder capitalism.
00:12:57.600It's capitalism as it recognized the benefits of private enterprise competition and market forces.
00:13:04.380But it's a model of consultation with the people, meaning the governments, because we're all represented.
00:15:25.300Yes, Mark Beninoff, CEO of, I don't know, people that do stuff for you, .com.
00:15:33.380Here's what he, here's what he said at Davos yesterday.
00:15:36.580CEOs around the world need to realize they must manage for all stakeholders, not just shareholders.
00:15:43.260And there has been a mantra for too long that the business of business is business, but today, the business about business is improving the state of the world.
00:15:58.140And we don't have to look any farther to that mantra than 2020 itself, the year of the pandemic.
00:16:04.040In the pandemic, it was CEOs in many, many cases all over the world who were the heroes.
00:16:10.420They're the ones who stepped forward with their financial resources, their corporate resources, their employees, their factories, and pivoted rapidly.
00:16:41.400We don't want COVID to end and for us to return to some form of status quo because the status quo caused this, brought us here to our knees.
00:16:49.720Those wishing to return to normal must inherently wish for disease and destruction to return and must secretly wish for death in the future.
00:17:15.080It's not enough to distribute income more fairly through taxation, but take serious steps to ensure equal distribution of wealth to all people, all races, and all nations.
00:18:13.980Right now, they're offering huge savings on everything site wide, including blinds, shades, interior shutters, even outdoor shades.
00:18:21.080Whether you're looking for blackout shades or that perfect glow, you can choose from a beautiful array of options, and they're going to be customized just for your home.
00:19:49.120He had learned about the power of large corporations and discovered that public and private power tend to prioritize their own interest and well-being over ours.
00:19:59.860Right now, in 2021, America needs to hear his words again.
00:20:07.680We finally have an answer to the question, what happens when corporations are in league with government programs?
00:20:12.140We know now the bad news is our nation is turning into an oligarchy exactly like Eisenhower warned.
00:20:21.200Everybody remembers his comments about the military industrial complex.
00:20:24.600But he also warned us about something else.
00:20:28.420Dangerous merging of industry and government and education.
00:20:35.660Into and largely responsible for the sweeping changes in our industrial military posture has been the technological revolution during recent decades.
00:20:45.560In this revolution, research has become central.
00:20:51.100It also becomes more formalized, complex, and costly.
00:20:56.280A steadily increasing share is conducted for, by, or at the direction of the federal government.
00:21:03.140Today, the solitary inventor, tinkering in his shop, has been overshadowed by task forces of scientists in laboratories and testing fields.
00:21:15.560In the same fashion, the free university, historically the fountainhead of free ideas and scientific discovery,
00:21:26.080has experienced a revolution in the conduct of research.
00:21:30.340Partly because of the huge costs involved, a government contract becomes virtually a substitute for intellectual curiosity.
00:21:57.200The prospect of domination of the nation's scholars by federal employment, project allocations, and the power of money is ever-present and is gravely to be regarded.
00:22:09.900Yet, in holding scientific research and discovery in respect, as we should,
00:22:15.040we must also be alert to the equal and opposite danger that public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific technological elite.
00:24:39.720Every time you open a closet at the Biden White House, there's another special interest skeleton that tumbles out.
00:24:45.620Tonight, we're going to take a look at the major stakeholders who have their tentacles all over this White House.
00:24:51.460The new Biden administration already showing America the natural end result that comes from decades of being dominated by special interest groups.
00:25:01.060Eventually, you get government that at the top is so beholden to these groups, you can call them stakeholders.
00:25:08.820The stakeholders have vested interest in the actions and policies of the government, financial interest, ideological interest, often both.
00:25:17.240These stakeholders always take priority over you and me.
00:25:21.800Tonight, I'll show you the stakeholders in this new stakeholder capitalism and the Biden administration.
00:25:28.180What they want, who they're working with inside the Biden administration, 9 p.m.
00:25:33.460Eastern on BlazeTV.com and BlazeTV YouTube.
00:25:47.240He is the 51st Attorney General of Texas.
00:25:51.960He has fought and won many of the cases against Barack Obama's administration, and they've just posted their first victory on the Biden administration, the first one to bring a lawsuit.
00:26:07.580And within six days, Texas has halted Biden's illegal deportation freeze.
00:26:31.080I don't think it's ever happened this fast.
00:26:34.020I mean, I think Biden is off to the fastest start of any president in just issuing executive orders and changing sort of what we had going.
00:26:42.860Yeah, he's had a record of, I think, 38, which just smashes all the other records of executive orders.
00:27:13.720First, let's talk about the win that you had.
00:27:16.200Tell me about the lawsuit and what it means.
00:27:20.840So we had an agreement that we signed with the Department of Homeland Security recently that said that if they were going to change major immigration policies, that we were going to be provided notice.
00:27:31.960And so, obviously, the executive order that came out that ended all deportations and the invitation for people to cross the border didn't meet those requirements.
00:27:44.140And so we filed a lawsuit on President Biden's third day.
00:27:48.100And we challenged that executive order, not just based on that agreement, but also based on the fact that federal law requires him to do certain things that he has said now he will not do.
00:27:59.660And so we argued that he violated federal law and his constitutional duty to enforce the law that now exists.
00:28:08.240So the judge basically gave us – we were asking for a preliminary injunction, a temporary injunction first.
00:28:15.480We're going to seek a permanent injunction next.
00:28:17.600And we did that because we had to show that there was harm to the state of Texas if this went forward while we were litigating the merits of the case.
00:28:25.340So we haven't won the merits of the case.
00:28:27.360We've merely made a good argument showing that we will suffer irreparable harm to the state if this goes forward.
00:28:34.200And it wasn't hard for us to show that given that we already have a mass of people coming up from the southern border essentially have COVID that potentially have other communicable diseases that potentially are criminals and that will cost the state of Texas billions of dollars.
00:28:50.060And so that harm was not hard to show in my opinion.
00:28:52.800So how are you going to argue for permanent, especially with the way this administration is moving where social justice outweighs everything?
00:29:08.100Well, it's going to be pretty much the same argument, just to say we are going to suffer damage.
00:29:15.420We need time to have this question answered as to whether the president is violating federal law by stopping the implementation of what is federal law.
00:29:28.180And the argument that we need time or we will be harmed, still it's the exact same argument, just that we need longer to decide the merits of the case.
00:29:38.060But wait, what I'm saying is if you're arguing and, you know, Biden, this is all changing now.
00:29:46.860We're not talking about rule of law anymore.
00:29:48.900We're talking about social justice outweighing absolutely everything.
00:29:53.260If they if they win and he can just say we're not going to do any of that, a isn't that what they've already done with with, you know, we're not going to enforce, you know, busts on pot.
00:30:11.660And if they do codify this in the courts, then doesn't this make him in some ways a dictator to where he could just administratively do whatever the president can, not just Biden, but any president could just do whatever they want.
00:30:27.180And it never has to go through legislation.
00:30:29.700No, you've you've hit the nail on the head.
00:30:32.200And it means literally that Congress becomes almost irrelevant.
00:30:38.780And the states that are supposed to have all these powers reserved to them that are not specifically granted to the federal government also lose their power.
00:30:46.620It does become a real focus on one person having all of the power, which clearly was not what our framers intended.
00:30:54.360So, Ken, I've talked to other attorney generals around the country, and they are as just as concerned as I am.
00:31:05.900And I'm wondering, I know many of them are all working together to try to stop this onslaught.
00:31:12.140But is there is there any conversation about a a sanctuary state of of not secession or anything like that, but just saying this state will not violate the Bill of Rights and the Constitution?
00:31:30.000And if you try to do these things that are unconstitutional, this is a safe haven, a sanctuary state for rights.
00:31:40.060You know, it's interesting that conversation has not come up among the AGs specifically.
00:31:45.740But I was at a conference with technology leaders around the country, and most of them were actually pointing to that by saying they were either considering or they were on their way or they had already moved to Texas or Florida because they felt like those were states that they could go and be safe.
00:32:03.240And that the risk in the states that they're in is becoming untenable for them, and they're trying to find a safe haven where their rights will be respected, and they will have continuing opportunities to work.
00:32:18.900They are already talking about, you know, if you're depersoned, that you won't, what was it?
00:32:25.220The head of MasterCard said yesterday, we don't have to do business with just anybody, meaning if we don't, if we don't like the business that they're in, we can just say we're not doing business with them anymore.
00:33:02.600You know, I'm part of, you know, I'm part of the entire state.
00:33:05.560I'm not the entire state, but we will at my office.
00:33:07.540That's why we are now investigating the five companies that were related to the parlor deplatforming because we want to understand how are they doing this?
00:33:17.360How do they have the authority to just deplatform a whole company because they disagree with their views or they disagree with the people that they allow to speak?
00:33:24.960Are you and the governor having conversations at all about critical race theory to make sure that's not being taught in our schools?
00:33:35.540Well, I haven't had those conversations.
00:33:38.000That's not an area that I can do much about as attorney general unless there's some specific violation of law.
00:33:45.400My job is to enforce whatever laws we have.
00:33:47.840So I always have to look for my way of getting into court.
00:33:51.380Well, we can't teach discrimination in schools, can we?
00:33:57.180But that would be probably if they were teaching discrimination in schools, that would be probably a lawsuit by an aggrieved party, a student, a parent who said, hey, you can't do this in this school.
00:34:14.220And then it becomes under your purview.
00:34:17.140Well, so then if the school asked me to represent them and I think they're wrong, I say, no, I'm not representing you.
00:34:23.620This is a legitimate lawsuit and you need to be accountable for doing the right thing.
00:34:36.360I think the more voices that are speaking out, because what is going to happen, my concern is, you know, they go after the president and people don't say anything.
00:34:44.460If we keep quiet right now, if people are afraid to speak, which I see some of this, I see some of this with, you know, some of my fellow AGs.
00:34:54.200People are afraid that if they speak out, they'll be deplatformed or they'll be canceled.
00:34:59.020So if we don't all speak out, if we don't address these election issues in states where there was, you know, they weren't following their own laws, we have to address that now or it will be too late.
00:35:12.080They will come and deplatform all of us.
00:35:14.440And if you think you're going to hide from that, you're not going to hide from it.
00:35:17.960They may get to somebody else first, but unless we're all working together, it's going to be a problem.
00:35:26.720Thank you for, thanks for staying on top of things and thank the governor for us as well.
00:35:31.960We are counting on our state reps and our governor and you to stand and fight the good fight against this onslaught that is coming our way quickly.
00:35:43.640I'll say this, Glenn, if Texas doesn't fight, if we are in the middle of this fight, I don't think we have much hope.
00:35:51.540I think it's Texas has to be in the fight.
00:35:55.880I mean, I've talked to sheriffs and they've said, if I have to deputize every single citizen in my county so they have the right to carry a gun, we're not backing.
00:37:01.920I don't want to, you know, I don't I don't want to say it out loud, but I might as well get off my digital on you bums.
00:37:09.740Because the real reason that you shouldn't be worried about getting viruses or anything else and losing your identity is because you have LifeLock identity, anti-identity theft protection.
00:37:24.440You have somebody that is monitoring your transactions.
00:38:25.420GameStop, of course, a brick and mortar, largely mall based physical video game retailer.
00:38:33.580Not exactly the best business to be in in 2020 and 2021.
00:38:38.420It's been sitting at about five bucks a share throughout entire 20 of 2020.
00:38:43.380And there's a there's a Reddit message board called Wall Street Bets been around for a long time.
00:38:48.500They take really risky bets and they talk about them.
00:38:50.660You know, it's been around for a while.
00:38:51.580And there's been lots of really interesting stories that have developed out of this message board over the years.
00:38:55.700This one, they decided one guy decided to invest fifty thousand dollars because he saw something interesting in the GameStop trading world, which was everyone predictably was shorting GameStop stock.
00:39:11.440They all thought it was going to go to zero, which is seemingly where it should have be should be going probably at this point.
00:39:17.140So these billion dollar hedge funds, multibillion dollar hedge funds came in and they were able to identify that there was not a lot of shares available, that they had actually shorted more shares than were available in the entire stock.
00:39:30.440So if they could get if they could get enough people to just start buying this stock, it would go up and it would it would trip a bunch of different trip wires that make people buy the stock back to cover their positions.
00:40:15.000The big hedge funds they were targeting finally gave up and said, all right, we're pulling all of our money out.
00:40:20.260I mean, they basically beat this hedge fund.
00:40:22.440Now, all this sounds very fun and it is really fun in some ways.
00:40:26.920Like these guys basically, you know, David taking down Goliath in some ways.
00:40:30.640And they're looking they like it because they don't like some of these billionaires.
00:40:33.420They don't like some of these hedge funds, what they do to companies.
00:40:35.240There's a there's a sort of almost a left wing anti-capitalist message in here as well.
00:40:41.700The other side of this, though, is that when things like this happen to a lot of billionaires and a lot of people, by the way, also, you know, teachers unions and pension funds and all the things that are wrapped up in these hedge funds when they don't no longer have a retirement.
00:40:57.200The government usually cracks down on such things.
00:41:00.660And you could see this going the opposite way really fastly from happy happiness to sadness.
01:02:00.460And the way he talks about it is phenomenal.
01:02:03.340He's going to do a podcast with me tomorrow and you'll be able to hear that tonight for Blaze TV subscribers.
01:02:08.940And also, I think we're putting this on the Blaze TV YouTube channel tonight.
01:02:13.500I'm going to talk to you about what's happening in the Biden administration and all of these oligarchs and the way they are now structuring the government.
01:02:25.560A recent article in Foreign Affairs written by Samantha Power.
01:02:45.100No leader wants it known that he has used his position of power and privilege to help himself and his cronies profit at the expense of citizens.
01:02:54.580That's the accidental definition of Joe Biden.
01:02:57.280So we started looking into the crony capitalism two weeks ago on Glenn TV.
01:03:01.840And tonight we're picking that baton back up and we're going to look at more of the deep pocketed stakeholders from BlackRock and big tech who have unprecedented White House access to further the worldwide agenda that is happening right now in Davos.
01:03:19.380It's amazing that the World Economic Forum actually responded to this program yesterday.
01:03:25.800I said something on this program yesterday and from Davos, they tweeted back and they said, that's the Glenn Beck is just this isn't right.
01:04:13.980I can't think of anything better than a great steak right now.
01:04:16.860And the best steaks are from Omaha steaks.
01:04:20.060This has been America's butcher for, I don't, I don't even know, since like 1913 or 1911.
01:04:25.860They've been in the business for over a hundred years.
01:04:28.520And the reason why they've been in the business that long is because they just make the best spoon cut fillets you've ever had in your life.
01:04:37.280I mean, their steaks are so tender and it's because they age their steaks 21 days.
01:04:42.120And right now, if you go to their website at Omaha steaks.com, you enter the keyword Beck into the search bar, you'll get a special price for their package right now.
01:04:51.760The best seller's griller pack, the butcher's best sellers.
01:04:54.500It includes four of their iconic fork tender butcher cut fillets.
01:04:59.100Four juicy burgers, four pork chops, desserts, so much more.
01:05:03.580And if you use the promo code Beck, you'll get four more chicken breasts and four more burgers for free.
01:06:52.820Well, you know, the Congressional Budget Office said that even if we did it gradually during an economic boom, it would cost between 1.3 and 3.7 million jobs.
01:07:04.480Instead, they're talking about doing it during a recession, which means you're going to lose even more.
01:08:19.840Even if companies can afford it, it doesn't mean they will.
01:08:24.100Because, you know, companies aren't charities.
01:08:26.620If they're going to take a loss on an employee, if that employee is only worth $10 an hour, they're not going to pay them $15, even if they can afford it.
01:08:35.860What they're going to do is switch to automation.
01:08:37.720And that's why the higher the minimum wage goes, the more likely it is that you're going to walk into a Taco Bell and go up to a little machine and press a lot of buttons in order to get your Big Mac.
01:08:48.120I mean, it was the old automat or the old, what is it, automatic, I think, was the restaurant up in New York where you didn't have anybody waiting on you back in the 1930s.
01:09:00.600Now there's no one behind the machine to stuff the food in.
01:09:06.220And we would call that progress anywhere else, but because it's going to put people out of work now, it's going to be devastating to the economy, especially when you have truck drivers who are going to be the first on the block when automated trucks are everywhere on the highway.
01:09:26.560You know, Andrew Yang has been saying we need universal basic income for all the jobs lost to automation.
01:09:31.680Well, they're speeding up the shift to automation by essentially banning all jobs that don't pay $15 an hour.
01:09:39.980You're going to put a lot of people out of work.
01:09:42.260Then we're going to have to spend a trillion dollars on their universal basic income payment.
01:09:47.120So you're going to end up paying for that, too.
01:09:49.280So there are places like in New York City and not today.
01:09:52.540There are places in New York City with $15 an hour would be reasonable.
01:09:57.720You know, you've got to pay higher if you're living in New York City.
01:10:03.600But there are also places all over the country where $15 an hour is quite a haul.
01:10:11.740Yeah, this is why $15 is crazy for a national number.
01:10:15.360It's not sensitive to local economies and local conditions.
01:10:18.600You know, Seattle and San Francisco can afford it much easier than places like, again, Mississippi or Puerto Rico where prices are lower, wages are lower.
01:10:29.960You know, in Mississippi, the average manufacturing job doesn't even pay $15 an hour.
01:10:37.060Even, you know, a manufacturing job doesn't pay that.
01:10:40.540And that's why I think that the better solution is to leave minimum wage up to the states.
01:10:44.840Some states have been raising their minimum wage.
01:10:48.440Some cities have been raising their minimum wage.
01:10:50.860Other cities and states with lower costs haven't because the local elected officials understand a little better the local economic conditions and needs.
01:11:00.800A $15 national floor is bonkers coming out of Washington.
01:11:06.260Tell me about Seattle because the initial response was this is going to put the restaurants out of business.
01:11:12.240What has happened to Seattle since they put this in?
01:11:15.600Seattle has done a $15 wage and it has slowed down employment, certainly.
01:11:21.940It hasn't caused an epic crash in the state.
01:11:25.180But the employment growth over the last couple of years certainly slowed down.
01:11:30.360There has been somewhat of a shift to automation.
01:12:48.800Then Biden proposed $11 trillion, which shows that although Biden ran as a moderate, today's Democratic Party has shifted so far to the left that $11 trillion sounded like a moderate.
01:13:31.960These numbers, the scary thing about all these numbers is they assume interest rates stay low forever.
01:13:38.200And let me tell you, if interest rates rise one point higher than the Congressional Budget Office assumes, that would add $30 trillion over 30 years in interest.
01:14:13.980I mean, we are headed, correct me if I'm wrong, we're headed for a Zimbabwe or a Weimar if we don't stop this at some point, right?
01:14:24.940Oh, the trends are absolutely unsustainable.
01:14:27.160I mean, in total, the Congressional Budget Office proposed $104 trillion in deficits over the next 30 years, even before the recession, even with low interest rates.
01:14:37.480$104 trillion over 30 years, you know, you add in a little interest rate increase, you add in what we're going through right now, you could be up to $150 trillion over 30 years.
01:15:14.340And you're going to have to pay us twice as high of interest rates to compensate for the risk.
01:15:19.540At that point, you get into this vicious circle where Washington has to pay higher interest rates in order to attract lenders, which only makes the borrowing more, which makes them even more nervous, which requires even higher interest rates.
01:15:31.320At that point, I think what happens is Washington says, okay, forget finding lenders.
01:15:37.100We're just going to use the printing press.
01:15:39.340And that's when you start looking like Weimar Germany.
01:15:42.720Didn't we already kind of hit this in some ways?
01:15:46.560I mean, I think it was over last summer or the summer before.
01:15:49.780We offered bonds, and nobody took them, and the Fed just started buying them.
01:15:54.480Yeah, in the short term, we're facing that right now because with deficits, $3.3 trillion last year could be even bigger this year.
01:16:03.740There just isn't enough people buying bonds to pay for that.
01:16:06.760As a matter of fact, the number of borrowing we're getting internationally, new borrowing, has been pretty much zero.
01:16:13.700China and Japan have not been buying our bonds at all.
01:16:16.660And domestically, there just isn't enough savers in order to pay for all this.
01:16:21.360So right now, we're facing the printing press running it because we can't find $3 to $4 trillion a year for domestic people to lend to us.
01:16:31.120Now, hopefully, as the recession ends, the deficit goes down to only $1 or $2 trillion a year.
01:18:21.000You know, a lot of conservatives haven't focused on the budget here and the debt for a while.
01:18:25.180Well, hopefully that's going to return here with Biden as president because it's really important.
01:18:30.180That is, I mean, that is the one good thing about the Biden administration is at least conservatives will start paying attention to the debt again.
01:20:29.820Now, the acting secretary for the Army, John Whitley, told reporters yesterday in a conference call that what I can tell you is in terms of what the FBI is briefing us, is that there are several upcoming events that we need to be here for.
01:20:49.940When pushed on it, he said, we don't engage in intelligence work ourselves.
01:20:54.660We rely on federal partners and particularly the FBI to provide that information.
01:20:59.620After the January six capital riot, intelligence failures by law enforcement were cited by former Trump Army secretary Ryan McCarthy.
01:21:09.500He said, you know, we should have been notified of this and had the troops there.
01:21:15.320They said we don't do in domestic intelligence.
01:21:17.780We don't know. It's against the law for us to do this.
01:21:21.180Whitley said FBI briefings have indicated that an upcoming unlawful First Amendment protected protest could be used by malicious actors to incite more violence.
01:21:31.940We're posturing our forces to be able to respond to these threats if they emerge.
01:21:37.060So we've got we have 7,000 guard members that will be there until this weekend, and they're going to keep 5,000 National Guard members at the Capitol until mid-March.
01:22:30.580Somebody in my neighborhood, somebody just knocked on their door and offered them a bunch of money way over what they would even have thought about selling it for.
01:22:53.880You need somebody that really knows how to make sure they can get the best price for you for your house and also the best price for you getting into a new house.
01:23:40.200Friends, I want you to put your hands together and I want you to raise them up over your head and I want you to say thank you, Jesus, because there is a COVID miracle that is happening all around this great land.
01:23:55.140You know, Joe Biden said miracles just don't happen, but we got a Joe Biden COVID miracle right here on our hands.
01:24:03.520And I want you to recognize that miracle in the next few minutes.
01:24:08.380We're going to tell you all about it with a great preacher friend of mine, Mr. Steve Dace in 60 seconds.
01:46:23.680Now, normally, this is about corruption.
01:46:25.660And I believe it is still about corruption, but in a very different way.
01:46:31.180Every time our researchers have opened a closet at the Biden White House, another special interest skeleton tumbles out.
01:46:38.180Tonight, we're going to look at the major stakeholders who have their tentacles all over the White House and what they really want.
01:46:45.760The new Biden administration is already showing America the natural end result that comes from decades of being dominated by special interest groups.
01:46:53.300Eventually, you get the government beholden to these groups, and you can call those groups stakeholders.
01:47:01.500These stakeholders have vested interest in the actions and policies of the government.
01:47:06.660Now, you don't know who is serving who, where the head of this hydra really is.
01:48:54.040But when the push comes to shove, and they defined it yesterday on a tweet that was tagging me because it was in response of something I said yesterday,
01:49:05.740that this is an oligarchy in the making.
01:49:09.040And somebody at the World Economic Forum is listening to this program while they're busy in Davos to try to correct any errors.
01:49:18.760They said, no, no, no, stakeholder capitalism is not an oligarchy.
01:49:27.400And the people are represented by their representatives in Washington, D.C.
01:49:32.140Well, I haven't felt my representative represented me in a very long time.
01:49:37.060And it is a way to get the government into our businesses.
01:49:42.000And then you'll have social and economic and ecological justice that is happening.
01:49:53.340Let me give you a few things that happened yesterday in Davos at the World Economic Forum and when they were talking about the new Great Reset.
01:50:04.460We don't want COVID to end and for us to return to some form of status quo because it was the status quo that caught us, caused this and brought us here to our knees.
01:50:14.160Those wishing for a return to normal must inherently wish for disease and destruction to return again and for more death in the future.
01:50:22.320That's the secretary general of the OECD.
01:50:27.540This from the prime minister of Spain.
01:50:29.700There can be no social justice without tax justice, but it is time to go one step farther.
01:50:37.460It is not enough to distribute income more fairly through taxation, but to take serious steps to ensure equal distribution of all wealth to all people, all races and all nations.
01:51:32.620Um, he's the head of the World Economic Forum.
01:51:34.700Stakeholder capitalism is a form of capitalism in which companies seek long-term value creation by taking into account the needs of all their stakeholders, including society at large.
01:51:45.780They don't seek profits for investors, but rather benefits for themselves and all stakeholders, including employees, customers, and all people.
01:51:54.780Unless capitalism can guarantee equality for all people, which it cannot, it's a failed system.
01:52:33.380It aims to force U.S. government agencies to work closely with U.S. businesses rather than to pay foreign businesses for goods and services.
01:53:41.140One of the purposes of the Mao office is to force other federal departments to spend more of their money on goods and services offered by the U.S. business.
01:53:50.020But exceptions are still permitted when appropriate.
01:53:53.620But the Made, the Mao, will be led by the director of Made in America office.
01:54:02.400It doesn't merely require the federal government to work more closely with U.S. businesses.
01:54:07.300Listen carefully and tie it together with what I just told you about stakeholder capitalism.
01:54:12.240It also mandates the government buy from businesses that promote left wing goals.
01:54:19.500In other words, if you're not a woke business, the federal government may not be able to buy your goods and services.
01:54:25.180Why would Unilever make, you know, social justice part of their CEO compensation?
01:54:33.560Because if you're not engaged in social justice and climate change and critical race theory, you're not going to be able to do business.
01:54:44.860Now, this was noted at the very end of the White House official statement about the new department.
01:54:52.340I'm quoting with the president's commitment to invest in American manufacturing, including clean energy and critical supply chains, grow good paying union jobs and advance racial equity.
01:55:06.820The federal government should buy from suppliers that are growing the sectors of the future and treating their workers with dignity and respect.
01:55:17.600The part about, you know, this is what companies should do.
01:55:20.140Yes, but they are cloaking what's really happening.
01:55:24.740This is right out of the Great Reset playbook.
01:55:27.700You use the spending power of government to coerce businesses to pursue the left wing causes like clean energy or racial equity.
01:55:37.160You don't have the right ratios of Hispanics to Asians, for example.
01:55:42.620Then the federal government can't do business with you under this policy.
01:55:46.400The same can be true for those businesses who don't rely enough on electric vehicles or that profit in some way from CO2 producing energy sources or those businesses without enough union workers.
01:56:13.420So the language of the order is so vague in the policy section that it could be interpreted to give the new Mao agency the power to deny contracts for virtually any reason.
01:56:25.820It reads, quote, the United States government should, whenever possible, procure goods, products, materials and services from sources that will help American businesses compete in strategic industries and help America's workers thrive.
01:56:48.880Strategic industries that help America workers thrive could mean just about anything to the Mao director.
01:56:58.060It opens the doors to all kinds of crazy policies.
01:57:02.280Tonight, I will show you those American corporations, those coming oligarchs that have their hands all over the Biden administration and how it ties in to the Great Reset.
01:57:17.460Tonight, don't miss it on blazetv.com slash Glenn.
01:57:32.400It is stakeholder capitalism and stakeholder capitalism.
01:57:37.660You're only represented in that if you're an investor in the company or your house of represented, your congressman, your senator, they'll represent you.
01:57:51.620And if the government is fine with it, then you're going to be fine because you have representation.