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00:00:00.000 we've got a great show for you today um i want to talk to you a little bit about what's happening

00:00:06.780 in san francisco uh some more on ilan omar there is verification of what we talked about yesterday

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00:01:09.800 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

00:01:28.640 there is something wrong uh something really really wrong in the banking sector and uh nobody is

00:01:42.720 talking about it nobody is explaining it uh and the last time it happened was right before the crash

00:01:49.660 of 08 uh and you need to know about it and if you are if you are fiscally responsible if you are

00:01:59.120 somebody who you know has a lot of money um sitting you know in the stock market maybe you don't care

00:02:07.760 but if you're somebody that really tries to live the right way and maybe live in paycheck to paycheck

00:02:13.840 now is the time to batten down the hatches and i'll explain why in 60 seconds

00:02:20.180 this is the glenbeck program all right uh holy cow um big fan of the free market obviously and

00:02:32.600 companies can do whatever they want i mean i think i'm i'm amending that now when i the more i look

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00:04:27.840 okay there is there is a couple of things uh that uh you really need to be aware of uh today and i want

00:04:52.160 to take you through them if you'll give me 25 minutes today uh i promise you you're going to get

00:04:57.580 more out of those 25 minutes than anything else you can do today let me tell you about something that

00:05:04.360 is happening with the banks and the federal reserve that nobody is talking about yeah they're talking

00:05:10.820 about it on cnbc but they're talking about it in a way that it doesn't matter to you this matters a lot

00:05:17.980 on tuesday this week the federal reserve announced that it would offer banks an overnight repo operation

00:05:30.540 now repo is wall street jargon for repurchase agreement now when's the last time the federal reserve

00:05:40.240 was repurchasing things from banks do you remember it was tarp it allowed the federal reserve to go in

00:05:53.040 and buy with your money go and buy different assets that were failing now repo is a mechanism for

00:06:03.460 short term generally a one-day loan this is something that the banks um they have to have a certain

00:06:12.240 amount of cash in the bank overnight and so sometimes they'll just put assets up for sale and they'll say

00:06:18.520 we need the money for the overnight and then the next day they repurchase uh the same asset back

00:06:25.800 now during the tuesday repo operation the fed pledged 55 billion dollars worth of funds available to the

00:06:35.100 banks and the banks could sell the fed their assets now they were selling mortgage-backed security uh

00:06:43.800 securities or u.s treasury bonds and that way the banks would have the cash on tuesday the repo was

00:06:52.060 oversubscribed by more than five billion dollars that means the bank showed up asking for cash more cash

00:07:00.680 than the fed thought that they would even need and that number was out by five billion dollars and so

00:07:07.420 they thought okay well there might be a bigger problem here so wednesday now remember they haven't

00:07:12.180 done this once in 10 years they haven't done this since the collapse of the market so the next day

00:07:20.340 wednesday they did it twice or they did it a second time this time they said okay we're going to come

00:07:27.240 to the table with 75 billion so if anybody needs money tonight we'll we have 75 billion well this time

00:07:35.840 the banks showed up and they needed an additional 12 billion dollars over the 75 now yesterday the fed

00:07:45.960 chairman powell he announced a quarter point cut in the uh in the interest rate so he's lowering the

00:07:52.900 interest rate and we're going to have to get to that at some point but he also said they'd do another round

00:07:59.840 of repos last night for another 75 billion dollars so they haven't done this since 2008 they've done it

00:08:09.980 now three days in a row that tells you something is wrong this is the first time since 2009 the federal

00:08:19.120 reserve have stepped into the banking sector in banking sector and offered cash

00:08:25.100 second the amount is really significant the banking sector just asked the federal reserve to inject

00:08:34.500 200 billion dollars into the banks for just operating capital that's what this is is operating capital

00:08:44.500 overnight lending is bank to bank usually and it runs a few billion dollars a day across the banking sector

00:08:53.920 so you know bank of america can call jp morgan and say hey can you just uh can you just i'm going to swap

00:09:01.220 some assets for some cash do you have some extra cash that you don't need tonight just to make sure that

00:09:05.880 you know we're stable overnight and usually it's bank to bank this is the banks calling the other banks

00:09:12.260 and the banks are like i don't have any money i'm going myself to the fed

00:09:15.820 now the third reason the fed stepped in here was to control the interest rates and ensure that the fed's

00:09:23.040 target interest rate of two percent was maintained now since the banks lend money to each other

00:09:29.220 all the time bank a needs some cash on hand to cover a given market position or to ensure it

00:09:36.020 needs its cash reserve requirement set by the federal government or the fed so bank b agrees to lend

00:09:42.780 them money by purchasing the assets from bank a with an agreement that bank a will buy those same assets

00:09:48.620 back at a future date most likely in the morning at the same price plus a fee the banks do this all the time

00:09:56.940 and they do it at the fed's interest rate their target interest rate as of yesterday that was one

00:10:04.540 point seven five percent now the funny thing about the free market is the free market will tell you

00:10:11.020 what's really going on so what is the price of money right now with the banks the federal reserve says it

00:10:19.000 should be one point seven five percent that's the interest that they would pay to borrow money

00:10:25.800 however the interest rates at the bank due to the free market where the banks were like look i don't have

00:10:33.560 the money how much more how out of whack was the one point seven five set by the fed it was only off by five

00:10:45.800 hundred percent they were asking ten percent fees to loan to the other bank for sometimes twelve to eighteen

00:10:57.400 hours so that's why the fed stepped in because they're like whoa whoa whoa what is going on here

00:11:05.400 this is a sign that the banks are very risk averse much more risk averse than the fed thinks they should be

00:11:14.600 now if the hairs aren't standing up on the back of your neck yet they should be this sort of exercise

00:11:21.480 is exactly what happened to lehman brothers and bear stearns in 2007 but it's happening with now the only

00:11:29.160 six banks that we have the fed stepping into the market to give more cash unannounced three days in a row

00:11:39.720 screams something is very wrong there is a massive lack of cash at hand

00:11:49.480 we're also already in a very loose and cheap money environment with really super low interest rates

00:11:57.960 and trillions in cash that has just been printed and injected in the market by the way of quantitative

00:12:04.680 easing the fact that the banks need 75 billion dollars of extra cash every day day after day

00:12:13.240 is a sign that something is dramatically wrong now here's what we don't know

00:12:22.040 we don't know why the banks need this much liquidity this quickly it could be that they just are covering

00:12:29.560 short positions on bonds or energy derivatives that need to be covered given the recent spike in oil

00:12:36.280 could be caused by aramco we don't know

00:12:39.640 it could be banks using capital in the short term to cover reserve requirements as part of a quarterly audit

00:12:46.680 or it could be many of these banks have overseas investments in stocks and real estate and futures market

00:12:53.400 that are now taking losses and they need cash to cover their margin calls overseas

00:13:01.240 the truth is we won't know until the banks are audited sometime in the fourth quarter

00:13:08.520 any time the federal reserve is stepping directly into markets to inject cash something has gone

00:13:16.200 very wrong somewhere in the gears of this very complex machine that grinds our economy

00:13:25.160 one day it could be administrative error or market timing of a set of bonds maturing and they need

00:13:30.040 to be paid off or refinanced two days in a row indicates that it's a little more than that probably

00:13:36.040 covering some short or some a dare i say it i hate to even use this word derivative position

00:13:43.640 that many investment banks were in in the crumbling of 2008 and they're in again

00:13:51.000 but three days in a row 75 billion dollars a day of new cash needed by u.s banks

00:13:59.640 this hasn't happened since the financial crisis that's banks telling us something is wrong

00:14:06.520 it's probably more than just a warning sign more like an exit sign get off on this off-ramp

00:14:16.280 now here's what's worse

00:14:18.920 trump suggests that we need to move the interest rate to zero or negative

00:14:25.560 this is the worst possible thing we could do right now

00:14:30.680 it would fuel more speculation and give a bigger bubble on wall street it would also cause trillions

00:14:38.600 of dollars that europe is now sending our way and they're putting it all in our stock market and

00:14:47.480 our u.s treasuries if we move our interest rate to zero or negative it would take all of that money

00:14:57.480 and ship it back overseas into europe and asia and the middle east

00:15:03.960 the more likely fed response will be more bailouts overnight and nobody will talk about it without the

00:15:11.080 formal quantitative easing they just give this money to the banks we are printing money to bail out the

00:15:17.960 banks again and the last time the banks were doing this to shore up their balance balance sheets was

00:15:24.440 2008 it was a warning sign then that we talked about and very few people recognized it as the time

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00:17:19.640 start there so uh what do we do yeah that's what pat asked right when we right when i went into the

00:17:25.880 commercial he just looked at me and went and so then what um i have been saying for a while uh

00:17:34.760 get out of debt pay your debt down um uh reduce the footprint of your of your life um

00:17:45.800 we have another sign you know i talked to mark stanford last night and mark i i got him on and

00:17:52.600 i'm like why are you running dude what are you doing we are running against elizabeth warren

00:17:59.720 and uh we don't need a challenge right now and i i appreciate him i really respect him i like him he

00:18:07.560 was he was cato's most conservative fiscally conservative governor uh in the united states

00:18:15.480 um he has stood for constitutional principles and he has stood against the debt like crazy

00:18:23.800 however can we not split the party because if we do elizabeth warren will be the next president

00:18:31.320 of the united states almost every time uh a sitting president is primaried he loses the general election

00:18:38.600 yeah because the week's weekends okay so i talked to him yesterday i had him on i had him on television

00:18:45.240 last night you should watch it if you're a member of the blaze tv watch it um and i i tried for the

00:18:51.640 first eight minutes i'm like what are you doing why would you do this i mean is is trying to make a point

00:18:58.360 is that more important than winning the election would you agree elizabeth warren will be much worse

00:19:08.520 and he's like oh my gosh he said glenn i am going to vote for donald trump and i'm like then what are

00:19:14.200 you doing right and he said and it took me about 15 minutes to really understand and and i think i

00:19:21.640 really i think i believe him i just don't think he should be running for president he should do it another

00:19:26.840 way but he said we must alert people he said no one in the democratic party no one in the republican

00:19:36.440 party no one is even there hasn't been the word deficit debt or economic catastrophe even mentioned

00:19:45.080 by any of these guys and he's like glenn i am seeing the exact same signs of 2008 and we have to

00:19:53.560 warn the american people now i agree with him i just wish he wouldn't be running against the president

00:20:01.720 while doing it um you know and i talked to him and i said you know you you i saw a headline in the

00:20:08.200 in the um new york times donald trump's uh biggest nightmare or or uh you know biggest foe something like

00:20:18.040 that and i said it was about you know it's about you now i didn't get anywhere in that article about

00:20:24.280 fiscal responsibility and a coming economic collapse what i got was you are a big challenge to

00:20:31.000 donald trump and they're just using i said mark they will tear if you were standing on the stage with

00:20:37.160 10 other republicans you might be the first one they tear apart they're only holding you up to hurt

00:20:43.080 donald trump but he went into some stats and again we can't kill the messenger um we can question

00:20:53.960 how he's you know what horse he's riding in on to deliver this pony express it's the wrong horse it's

00:21:00.680 the wrong horse it's the wrong horse but we do have to talk about it um there is uh there are some

00:21:10.280 other signs not just this but there are some other signs uh that he went into but i've done my research

00:21:17.320 and it's actually worse than what he thought and every time every time this one number gets out of

00:21:26.600 balance it's our gdp to household wealth every time that number gets way out of balance uh we have a

00:21:34.520 collapse we have a real financial downturn a big one uh for instance uh 2001 the gdp to household was

00:21:44.040 like 400 that's way out of whack uh that means corporations are making much more than households

00:21:51.640 are uh then in 2008 it was like 538 which percent which was way out of whack it's eleven hundred percent

00:22:03.320 now gdp to household wealth never ever before have we seen this okay we didn't we had never seen 400

00:22:12.280 in 2001 we had never seen 500 at 2008 it's eleven hundred percent out of whack a correction is coming

00:22:23.560 and most likely a massive correction so please be fiscally responsible financially responsible

00:22:34.760 uh and uh and prepare batten down the hatches

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00:24:01.320 welcome to the program so glad that you're here uh there's a couple of stories that uh just

00:24:06.280 caught my eye you remember about six months ago when bill gates and everybody was coming out and saying

00:24:12.520 we've developed this new mosquito that we're going to release in the air and it's going to kill all

00:24:18.120 mosquitoes and i was like right don't do that you know hey here's an idea you're not god stop screwing

00:24:26.360 around with the animal kingdom well they didn't uh they uh they decided to do it anyway and the

00:24:34.840 genetically modified mosquitoes that were designed to help population of mosquitoes decrease has actually

00:24:43.400 uh hatched uh hatched super mosquitoes that's great that's wonderful right right i think this is

00:24:50.760 kind of like the antibiotic thing if if the antibiotics aren't finished and it doesn't finish

00:24:56.920 the job those germs that survive are even worse that's exactly what they've done now in brazil uh

00:25:05.880 apparently the wild population of mosquitoes did uh go down for a little while and then it was right

00:25:13.320 back up to where it was before which was deadly uh but now they're new super mosquitoes

00:25:20.840 that's fantastic what can super mosquitoes do are they able to leap tall buildings in a single

00:25:27.400 mile they are harder to kill oh good and they carry more deadly disease oh my gosh yeah so don't worry

00:25:33.160 about it i'm telling you we are going to wipe ourselves out yeah uh within the next 20 just

00:25:40.200 sheer because oh but you know what i think we can do that well that doesn't mean we should right stop

00:25:48.120 doing that we're not good with that concept we're really not we're not and i don't understand it

00:25:53.720 you have ddt yeah why not use ddt uh i think you know the original thing was when we banned it in the

00:26:02.120 60s yeah because of the song uh because of the song big yellow taxi yeah do you remember that i

00:26:08.360 mean there was a big movement and then joanie mitchell wrote the song and then they sang big

00:26:12.440 yellow taxi pay paradise put up a parking lot that was about ddt hey farmer farmer put down your ddt

00:26:20.120 i don't care about the i don't care about spots on my apples give me the birds and the bees that kind

00:26:25.160 of stuff well it created this huge thing and and then the book uh what was the book called that was

00:26:31.080 that was written about all that environmentalism in the early 60s yeah by the woman right yeah okay

00:26:35.720 uh so it created this hysteria about ddt and and joanie mitchell really had she played a part in that

00:26:43.000 um and then so we banned it here later on they found out well wait ddt is not doing anything it

00:26:49.320 doesn't hurt anybody that was we're still not using that hysteria uh let's bring it back

00:26:55.880 and they won't millions they won't millions of people are dying because we stopped ddt and because

00:27:03.080 we banned it here it was racist to allow africa to use it so we we wouldn't we wouldn't uh deliver

00:27:08.600 to africa so that they could kill mosquitoes so now two million people a year die of malaria

00:27:14.120 because of mosquitoes in africa because we won't use well here's the good news here's the good news

00:27:18.280 uh silicon valley and and uh and bill gates have used their money to kill off the mosquito population

00:27:27.160 now my question was at the time now mosquitoes are part of that whole circle of life thing that

00:27:34.040 you've been talking about so much you know hey don't let people kill animals you know mosquitoes are

00:27:42.200 animals too they're insects and they're part of that circle of life and there's like a

00:27:48.040 trillions of them little literally trillions right so they're kind of hard to kill off right and what

00:27:53.880 happens what happens just i mean excuse me i die i'm not a biological scientist but what happens just

00:28:01.400 to the bat population when all the mosquitoes are gone right and what who eats the bat what does the

00:28:09.560 bat contribute what does the mosquito stop it stop it you say you care about the planet stop it and so what

00:28:17.800 they've done is they didn't kill the mosquitoes they made them into super mosquitoes but don't

00:28:23.480 worry giant robots are not going to vaporize all of us no uh also there's a story yesterday that i i

00:28:30.840 just i have to get to and that is a story on taylor swift yeah she's the one that i think is going to fix

00:28:35.960 all this for us really she's brilliant uh-huh i think you know if there's one thing you know about

00:28:40.680 about taylor yeah she's it's her genius well it's her gene her sheer unadulterated i would

00:28:47.720 now this may come as a shock to you but i don't think she's that smart what yeah i don't think she's

00:28:53.080 that oh wow yeah now i have a i have a reason for that but i want to hear the story well yeah she's

00:28:57.880 obsessed now with defeating republicans she's decided that her political inactivity was a was a bad thing

00:29:06.680 now she she thought there would be a backlash if she got into these races back in 2016 because

00:29:12.360 she saw some of the you know some of the celebrities that went with hillary and back it backfired on

00:29:17.480 hillary yeah yeah she didn't want to do any of that uh but now she's decided that republicans are so

00:29:23.400 racist and so awful that she must jump jump into this fight and thank goodness and help defeat them

00:29:29.560 yeah thank goodness she said there's nothing there's literally nothing worse than white supremacy nothing

00:29:34.920 murder is murder i did genocide yeah well genocide is usually caused by white supremacy unless it's

00:29:40.840 done uh unless it's done in uh china by mao right in much or or uh or mugabe robert mugabe yeah you

00:29:49.800 know in africa but it's usually white supremacy just under a name of like black supremacy but she

00:29:56.280 talks about how how great it was under obama and we they were so excited to have this dignified person

00:30:02.040 of the white house uh she was excited to vote for him and now it's all backfired with this awful

00:30:07.400 person in office and she's going to work as hard as she possibly can to defeat him hope she saved her

00:30:12.600 money uh me too hope she saved her money because you've just caught your cut your audience in half

00:30:17.800 congratulations on that taylor and taylor it's not like uh it's it's it's really not like uh

00:30:26.120 uh you have anything really going for you when it comes to politics i don't know if you know this

00:30:33.800 but you don't you don't really have anything going for you at all uh including and especially maybe in

00:30:40.680 the brain department i was at a i was at a private concert of with taylor swift she was the she was the

00:30:49.800 act that came on stage this was the time 100 most influential people so you could go all the 100

00:30:56.600 people could go and and you could take a guest and i was one of the 100 most influential people that year

00:31:02.200 and uh bill clinton was there elton john was there elizabeth warren was there van jones was there it was

00:31:11.560 it was it was all the people that you know i feel really uh uncomfortable around yeah yeah and and

00:31:19.480 and it was like so it was like 99 people and me and their guests uh and uh uh so taylor swift takes

00:31:29.800 the stage now it's not even like a stage she's just standing in front of the crowd and everybody's

00:31:36.520 sitting in these you know at these tables so she is literally like five feet away from elton freaking

00:31:44.280 john okay and i would you know i would think if i'm if i'm a performer i'm a little nervous in front

00:31:50.920 of elton john but you're taylor swift so what do you care so she she gets up and she she sings this love

00:31:58.200 song and uh she stops and she said you know i've been thinking and i have it's only a theory but i

00:32:11.800 have a theory that love songs are really just poetry set to music oh my gosh powerful i i said there and

00:32:22.680 the and and and i i know this is demeaning to think but it was appropriate at the moment all i thought

00:32:28.360 was oh sweetheart shut up and sing just sing sweetie just sing elton john i can't imagine like

00:32:36.840 and she kind of she sat there like yeah waiting for somebody to i can't even imagine what elton john no

00:32:45.320 that's not a theory that's actually what they all are i i don't know if you know and everybody's known

00:32:51.000 that since the dawn of time right you know bernie bernie toppin he writes poetry and i said it to

00:32:57.480 music that's kind of the deal taylor so i'm glad that she's politically active politically active now

00:33:05.080 yeah i have this i have this theory that money can be used to buy things wow wow wow that just

00:33:18.920 brought a tear to my eye i had never looked at it that way um all right there's a couple of other

00:33:26.360 things um that i think we should get to and that is elana mar we have another elana do we have the music

00:33:33.880 because i think we need the the elana mar music there are two stories uh on elana mar today

00:33:41.240 the first one comes from the new york post and so let's let's start with this one

00:33:46.040 elana mar

00:33:59.960 according to the new york post a washington dc mom says her political consultant husband left her

00:34:05.480 for a representative elan omar now she has filed for divorce and the post

00:34:12.040 the post has obtained that file uh dr beth my net says her cheating spouse tim my net told her in

00:34:20.840 april that he was having an affair with a somali-born u.s representative and that he made a shocking

00:34:26.520 declaration of love for the congresswoman before he ditched his wife the physician 55 and her 38 year

00:34:35.480 old husband well that's the problem right growing up pat did you ever say i want to be married to

00:34:42.600 some 55 year old woman no i didn't actually no no that's not the dream of any young boy that's

00:34:49.160 strangely i am though right now strangely yes uh all right uh the physician 55 38 year old husband uh

00:34:56.280 who worked for left-wing democrats such as omar and shockingly her minnesota predecessor keith ellison

00:35:05.560 who also happens to be the attorney general in minnesota uh she said that they split uh the defendant

00:35:15.080 met omar while she was uh while he was working for her although devastated the time by betrayal and

00:35:21.800 deceit that preceded his abrupt declaration uh the defendant loved him and was willing to fight for

00:35:27.560 the marriage however the uh the guy said that's not really an option for me sweetheart and uh he left

00:35:36.120 now she has paid tim my net this this young squeeze of of hers approximately two hundred and thirty

00:35:45.400 thousand dollars during the campaign since 2008 for fundraising consulting

00:35:53.560 i don't know how you make two hundred and thirty dollars uh thirty thousand dollars for this uh for

00:35:59.480 instance if you look at other candidates uh of the same kind of size they've paid consultants in the

00:36:07.240 neighborhood of 40 bucks so uh something's going on now uh beth my net said she is asking for primary

00:36:18.920 custody of her children because of his extensive travel with omar which isn't part of his job description

00:36:27.240 she said um uh he used to work very very long hours uh he did yeah i bet i bet he did uh he was

00:36:35.880 preoccupied and emotionally volatile uh the problem that she really has and this says something about

00:36:42.360 uh elan omar when she went on a business trip herself tim finally found himself not traveling that week

00:36:52.200 and uh he went out to dinner at the couple's favorite restaurant i mean tim and his wife their

00:36:58.120 favorite restaurant with the kids so it was tim and elan omar oh wow with his kids while mom is out of

00:37:07.240 town and then he says you know what why don't we all go back to the house she thinks that might have

00:37:14.040 been an error in judgment uh just a little bit just a little bit huh now something has happened to

00:37:21.880 uh her new boyfriend uh he is kind of uh kind of moved in now and uh he's occupying elan omar's

00:37:32.040 husband's space because she was married at the time too but the husband of elan omar has recently

00:37:40.040 lost his political job wait until you hear the details of that story coming up

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00:39:31.880 you know um and maybe we should start a new segment on those things that just really

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00:39:51.240 but it does feel really good right uh the epa trump has said to the epa that they needed to slap san

00:40:00.200 francisco with some violations related to their homeless uh populations um

00:40:08.040 he has uh he's told the uh environmental protection agency uh to give san francisco

00:40:13.240 notice related to the tremendous amount of pollution floating into the ocean from the city's storm

00:40:18.120 uh sewers um you know hypodermic needles are littered in the sewers there they're polluting the sea

00:40:25.320 uh and he said there's a terrible situation in los angeles and san francisco and we need and there

00:40:31.320 is yeah the epa disaster right and they have to clean it up we can't have our cities going to hell

00:40:38.680 now great yeah i mean i don't like it but it's like a big slice of chocolate cake in the middle

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00:42:41.080 that story and what it means and what people are saying about it and a professor at the university of

00:42:47.800 south carolina uh has said this trade war is actually working on china he believes that china

00:42:56.200 is about at the doorstep of economic collapse is that a good thing more destabilization

00:43:04.520 in the world we're going to talk to uh professor z he is he was a guy who originally was educated and graduated from

00:43:13.880 peking university in beijing he knows china he knows what an evil empire they are and what game they're playing

00:43:22.040 and it's a game of chicken and he says almost certain death for china we will do that in one minute

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00:45:10.200 you want to talk about a guy who's done nothing with his life listen to this dr frank z graduated

00:45:16.440 from peking university in beijing china with a bachelor's degree in earth science then he was

00:45:21.320 admitted to graduate school of peking university to study geochemistry and cosmochemistry he then

00:45:27.560 attended purdue university in west lafayette indiana and he pursued a doctorate in chemistry

00:45:33.480 in the mid-1980s and then he continued to get an mba in finance oh and a phd in marketing from the

00:45:41.080 robinson college of business at georgia state university he's got no ambition it's embarrassing

00:45:47.720 it really is embarrassing i went to yale for a semester and i'm a doctor i have a doctorate you

00:45:53.720 know what i mean and i have a i have a doctorate in humanities which means i can treat any problem

00:45:59.240 in the entire human body no is that what that means that's what it pretty sure that's what it

00:46:04.040 means uh dr z how are you sir i'm fine thank you how are you good i'm very good so i've been really

00:46:11.080 concerned about the tariffs with china i'm very concerned about the china 2020 and 2025 plan uh the

00:46:19.880 things that they have been doing really since the year 2000 and none of us have been paying attention

00:46:26.840 to uh they they are uh positioning themselves as a country of great strength but i read an article

00:46:36.840 from you this last weekend that says no you think that they are about to collapse yep yep tell me about

00:46:44.840 you know well the we we know the the trade war that the so-called trade war is actually uh president

00:46:54.120 trump's you know the action against china's unfair trade practice you know have been have been ongoing

00:47:01.560 for about two years now one and a half years now and it is working as i said as you said you know it's

00:47:08.680 working because you know it targets directly to the weak spot of the chinese communist regime they had

00:47:15.800 been exploiting you know american uh american generosity you know and benefiting from trade with the u.s

00:47:23.480 with a huge surplus and that is one thing on the other hand as you said in their made in china 2020 2025

00:47:31.640 uh program is actually a state sponsored you know uh action to steal uh technologies from united states

00:47:41.400 it's not that china is trying to develop its own indigenous technology to develop its own economy

00:47:47.880 that that's fine that's normal right that's what that every country should be doing but in chinese case

00:47:54.280 the regime actually you know has a systematic way of stealing you know technologies from the u.s

00:48:00.600 and forcing u.s companies you know to give them to turn over the technology to them in exchange for

00:48:07.240 market access yeah they have they have i mean i think this is the biggest robbery in human history

00:48:14.040 that has been going on they have been they have been stealing technology and really raping the united

00:48:21.160 states and the rest of the world for this technology but i have read that china is not in the position we

00:48:27.720 we used to think china well they're never going to be able to make anything quality and they've also

00:48:32.840 not been able to um uh take that technology because they have a theft mentality not a creation mentality

00:48:40.920 that they're not going to be able to uh do anything on their own and i've read recently that that's not

00:48:46.520 true that they have they have improved many of the products and many of the things themselves and are

00:48:54.040 not in the same position as they were 20 years ago do you agree with that uh to a degree i think they

00:49:01.880 are they are making progress towards quality you know uh uh to make it make their products more durable

00:49:09.400 but uh but still it still lacks the the precision and uh let's say the long-term quality of american

00:49:18.120 products or japanese products so we we have this trade war going on and um i'm very concerned what

00:49:26.840 it's doing to our economy but you say that this is almost suicidal uh for the chinese because while we

00:49:35.800 can replace those products you know at a higher rate they don't replace the products from from coming

00:49:42.520 from america uh one day i don't think they uh we're paying a much higher rate you know maybe we can

00:49:50.280 see slightly higher rate you know in the beginning and but in the long run or even the midterm midterm

00:49:57.800 run you know we'll see uh the price not going to be rising on the rise i've seen as we have seen over

00:50:04.360 the one and a half years the we haven't seen the inflation in this country yet you know we don't have

00:50:10.360 we don't see that that's because in china the the made in china this war factory their the rate wages

00:50:18.440 it has gone up so fast so so much now because the chinese government basically imprinted tons of money

00:50:26.840 we inflate the uh to inflate the currency and and making uh making the economy looks good and to

00:50:35.160 stimulate the economy but the people's wages are they are actually the the real actual

00:50:40.200 wages is going down but on the surface at least in chinese currency rmb renminbi you know uh there

00:50:47.880 seem to be making more and it costs more the actually the cost of labor is is increasing now the china is

00:50:54.920 not as competitive as the vietnam or bangladesh or india because uh because of rising inflation over there

00:51:03.800 so in that turn since those were factories you know plants are actually relocating the supply chain is

00:51:11.160 moving to vietnam to indonesia or india or other countries southeast asian countries so the price

00:51:19.160 that we can anticipate in this country i don't think it's going to go out that much for one you're

00:51:25.080 right you're absolutely right you know we can buy things you know that can replace chinese imports but

00:51:31.880 china cannot replace american imports they depend on us on some things as high as those high-tech

00:51:40.280 technologies communication computers you know satellite airplane components all those high-tech stuff

00:51:47.160 as well as the low-tech stuff you know agriculture products nobody can produce you know so much

00:51:53.720 soybeans or pork bellies or corns as cheap and as good as american farmers and china needs that you know the

00:52:02.360 the pork price has gone up so much in china now people are really complaining right and they

00:52:08.120 they just released a huge amount of pork reserves that they had i didn't even know

00:52:13.960 people had pork on reserve but they have freezers you know i don't know where uh thousands of them and

00:52:20.280 they had to release emergency pork reserves right but they call the strategic pork reserve i think

00:52:26.040 this is ridiculous you know you have strategic petroleum reserve that's why but pork reserve i mean

00:52:31.400 you can't storage that the pork for too long right i don't know the exact well i don't know i mean i i'm

00:52:37.880 hoping the united states has pudding reserves because if things go to hell in a handbasket i still need my

00:52:42.840 pudding um but that's a that's a different story um their their um banking sector is shady their uh

00:52:53.640 their gdp report is shady i have always heard that they can't survive under eight percent gdp and they

00:53:02.520 are around four according to their own reporting exactly so that eight percent is a false i can tell

00:53:10.040 you that the old chinese economic numbers you know don't you can't trust them okay so so what does this

00:53:17.080 mean if they are indeed this unstable what does this mean what is coming to china what and how will that

00:53:24.680 affect the rest of the world well if this is so unstable it's because they falsify those numbers

00:53:30.600 including the correct numbers the consumer price index cpi numbers and the bed bed numbers in banks

00:53:39.240 and they they cannot sustain that anymore and now with the the factories the supply chains moving out of

00:53:46.680 china the unemployment is going up and we believe that there are tens of millions people being out of

00:53:53.640 jobs right now but isn't isn't this why they have the social credit scores they work so hard to get that

00:54:00.600 into place by 2020 because they're afraid of their own population and they knew if they started to go

00:54:08.120 unstable they would have to have a way to control their populations or there there might be a revolution

00:54:14.920 exactly you're exactly absolutely right yeah they are afraid of people i think that's really the

00:54:21.560 it's the regime it's not the chinese people it's the regime that's against its own people they want to use

00:54:28.040 this technology you know face recommendations or you know those ai technologies to monitor people

00:54:34.840 the social credit scores you have you know you if you are on their blacklist if you are like a democracy

00:54:41.320 activist or religious religious leaders or religious religious people you know people if a following

00:54:48.040 going practitioners it's underground christians tibetans you know uighurs you know you cannot because

00:54:55.160 they put on a social credit score on you and in the system they can recognize you where you're on the

00:55:01.080 street you know you that you cannot be uh you cannot freely buy you know airplane tickets or you know high

00:55:09.000 speed train ticket so you're restricted let me ask you this question and i'm running out of time and

00:55:15.560 and i thank you so much for your your comments today um but uh if i have heard that even though z is now

00:55:25.720 in the constitution as a ruler for life that he is losing a lot of support support in the communist

00:55:33.240 party because things are not going well with the economy and things in hong kong are getting out

00:55:39.480 of hand and he was the guy who said i won't let any of this happen is there a chance that president

00:55:45.880 z is in trouble from a for a coup or anything like that yeah it's very likely i think is that the power

00:55:52.440 struggle is ongoing right now and those hardliners you know the maoist you know the hardline you know

00:55:58.920 communists they are actually you know uh putting a lot of pressure on him you know they accuse him

00:56:04.120 of on the failure of the trade war and the problem situations in hong kong and the downwards by

00:56:11.000 aspiring economy and there is a struggle there i think the one only option for him is if he had the

00:56:18.200 guts like govachov you know or yotin in russia he should really abolish this party and over but

00:56:26.760 otherwise this is the whole economy and the party itself the regime the communist rule

00:56:32.840 are all going down the drain as we see it dr frank z thank you so much professor of the university of

00:56:40.200 south carolina uh you can find his uh his article china faces economic collapse decoupling from world

00:56:46.920 markets uh it is a fascinating read thank you very much doctor appreciate it and if that guy would get

00:56:53.240 himself an education yeah imagine how good he'd be you know what i mean just spend a couple more

00:56:58.680 years in school too lazy honestly lazy right it'd take me like 600 lifetimes to get all of that

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00:58:25.400 global warming and eugenics why was co2 chosen to blame uh for global warming that coming up with dr

00:58:46.280 timothy ball in just about 40 minutes from now this is the guy who has proven that hockey stick chart was

00:58:53.880 a total fraud um oh wow yeah yeah he was actually he was actually uh sued and so he went to court and

00:59:04.200 said okay i just need the scientist to turn over his data and i can prove it because this is this is

00:59:09.320 how i figured out that it's wrong and so i just need to see his raw data and i can prove that i'm

00:59:14.440 correct your honor so the judge said well you got to turn that all over and the scientist said uh

00:59:19.800 no no no i'm gonna uh i withdraw my lawsuit and withdraw my lawsuit wow yeah so he's on uh with

00:59:28.280 us in just a few minutes because there's a there's a lot going on with global warming and and one of

00:59:32.520 those things is there's a lot of people that are very very sad that we only have 12 years to live

00:59:39.160 before it's all over and they're actually starting now uh like many a a programs uh counseling programs

00:59:47.800 for people who are very concerned about global warming and uh what i don't think is included

00:59:55.400 in in those sessions is shut up it's not happening no we have longer than 12 years okay it's we have

01:00:05.560 1200 years i mean jesus could come back in 12 years but the sun's not going to spiral into the earth in

01:00:12.440 12 years it's not going to happen relax isn't it amazing that even the scientists who did that

01:00:18.200 report the report they keep citing about the the 12-year thing they have come out and said that's

01:00:24.840 not what we said yeah i know that is not what we were saying in that report we didn't say we have 12

01:00:30.920 years and they but they just keep repeating the same lie over and over and over again the press and the

01:00:37.320 left they don't care they really don't not at all care it doesn't have to be real no none of it look

01:00:44.760 at well look at the new york times with kavanaugh it doesn't have to be real they just if those long

01:00:51.240 as they keep saying it i mean i hate to bring this name up but i do believe that it was hadolf hitler

01:00:57.880 that said if you just say a big lie over and over and over again eventually everybody believes it

01:01:03.160 it and that's what they're doing and and the kids all believe it i mean it doesn't matter where you

01:01:10.440 go to school it doesn't matter uh where you've come from in in a political socio-political uh arena

01:01:21.000 they all believe it they all believe it i mean there might be a few exceptions but if you've been

01:01:27.320 through public school in the united states you've been pretty well indoctrinated that global warming is

01:01:32.200 real i got them with my own kids uh at least one of them is just totally into it she's totally sold

01:01:41.880 on global warming and uh i keep telling i may have point nine degrees it is not catastrophic

01:01:50.200 it's not a catastrophic problem how do you account for the global warming and the global cooling in the

01:01:57.240 past did you see the story that came out yesterday about you know all of the emergencies that didn't

01:02:04.040 happen yeah in the past yeah uh i saw it on the where they were wrong over and over and over again

01:02:09.720 i saw it on the blaze yesterday let's see if i have it do you happen to have it i do yeah in 1967

01:02:14.920 in the salt lake tribune dire famine by 1975 dire famine forecast by 19 it's already too late was the sub

01:02:22.920 headline uh salt lake tribune also 1967 everyone will disappear in a cloud of blue steam by 1989

01:02:32.600 wow wow do you remember that day i don't i've completely forgotten it yeah uh the new york times

01:02:38.680 in 1969 foe of pollution sees lack of time the trouble with almost all environmental problems according

01:02:45.320 to paul ehrlich the population biologist is that by the time we have enough evidence to convince people

01:02:50.520 you're dead it's too late we must realize unless we're extremely lucky everybody will disappear in

01:02:56.440 a cloud of blue steam in 20 years oh okay and he is still still babbling it he is still a leading

01:03:05.800 scientist and leading thought figure for the left on what's coming and he's wrong every time but only

01:03:15.480 every time right it's not more than that right i mean you know the blue steam thing you know he was

01:03:23.240 close really close he was close he was almost got that way it was red steam that we all disappeared in

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01:05:05.400 lawmakers have now passed a resolution um uh telling religious groups including christian pastors and

01:05:12.680 teach and churches to embrace the lgbtq worldview even if it contradicts the moral values of those

01:05:21.080 religious groups i see so if you've got some religious beliefs that the lgbtqqia2 plus society

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01:06:09.080 who died for your sins who died for your sins oh i love those people i'm so glad that california

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01:06:31.000 difference between the two in california the democrat assembly concurrent resolution 99 uh introduced by

01:06:39.720 democratic assemblyman evan low mentions what many believe are problems with so-called conversion

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01:06:53.160 californians including religious groups to embrace the individual and social benefits of family and

01:06:59.960 community acceptance of lgd lgbtqi people that is amazing right the legislator calls upon religious

01:07:09.240 leaders to counsel on lgbtq matters from a place of love oh man i've already done that

01:07:17.800 i mean some of those cute little jesus people they already say that he said they should love

01:07:22.680 everybody yeah but they don't mean it they don't mean it for a minute no they don't thank you

01:07:28.600 california i don't need your thoughts your prayers or your love except for the mandated by law love

01:07:35.720 yeah that love that love okay because you've got you know you've got jesus you got god you got his

01:07:43.560 book of rules it's so it's so cute compared to the the california uh state and its laws when you

01:07:54.760 start looking at the regulation of california you're going to start to see a divine plan

01:07:59.400 isn't that the truth yeah oh yeah this is a religion yeah it is it is a religion you must

01:08:08.040 comply you must comply i don't know how the left doesn't see that they have become the people who

01:08:15.960 locked galileo up in the tower absolutely i mean they say that they're for science they're not for

01:08:21.880 science look i can read a thermometer i can look at climate change i can also look at the history i

01:08:31.320 can also look at all of the failed predictions of your doomsday sayers you know where where is this

01:08:40.120 climate change point nine is not a catastrophe you can't even and i know there's a difference between

01:08:46.360 weather and climate but you can't even predict what's going to happen at the end of next week

01:08:51.480 let alone tomorrow let alone a hundred years from now you you are just living in a world of lies now

01:09:05.080 between climate change this gun control stuff none of these things that they're suggesting are actually

01:09:10.840 going to change anything it won't change anything and they know it can we have a real conversation

01:09:17.720 on what some of the problems are in our society everything if you don't believe it their high

01:09:24.600 priests will come and they will get you they will silence you because you're a heretic

01:09:32.680 and i hope the left is waking up to this i know not the left i hope the democrats are waking up to this

01:09:39.560 you are in bed with really dangerous people who will come after you and your family if you don't

01:09:47.320 confess your sins nbc is giving you an opportunity to do that right now shut up no really yeah they

01:09:56.040 yesterday they launched a climate confessions section oh meant to gather anonymous admissions

01:10:03.000 of alleged guilt i feel like i need some church music even those who care deeply about the planet's

01:10:10.520 future can slip up now and then oh my goodness tell us confess where do you fall short confess

01:10:16.200 preventing climate change oh my god do you blast the ac throw out your half your lunch grill a steak

01:10:22.200 every week now i'd say it's closer to every night uh share your anonymous confession with nbc news

01:10:29.480 do they call this this would be a clever name for this for nbc news talk a lotta to talkamata what do you

01:10:35.240 think where you can confess i like talk a lotta to talkamata and uh it's no i mean it yeah okay it is

01:10:44.360 an inquisition you're going to confess or we're going to kill you but if you confess we might also

01:10:51.560 kill you it just depends how bad are your sins how bad are your sins yeah some people are going to have

01:10:57.400 to go you know pat i don't know if you know this but uh i am not only a doctor uh but i am also a

01:11:03.720 reverend i i actually do know that i am a reverend church of universal uh universal life modesto california

01:11:11.000 so i am a cost us 25 bucks to get those no it's 50 between the two of us right so i could hear your

01:11:17.240 confession you could hear mine uh but i am a reverend doctor glenn beck wow which you don't

01:11:24.120 have the doctorate could you hear al gore's confession uh i could does he does he want to confess

01:11:29.880 does he have something let me close the curtain here so nobody knows who he is okay now i've

01:11:35.640 closed it now al welcome forgive me glenn for i have sinned yes it's been 64 years since my last

01:11:45.240 confession now this is a climate confession exactly all right confess i have flown private jets all over

01:11:51.160 the world right right indiscriminately oh boy i ride fleets of su voies wherever i go and several

01:12:01.640 years ago glenn i sold out my principles for money now that when i sold my company to the oil barons

01:12:09.720 in qatar right right i also won an academy award for duping but stupid people with my climate hysteria

01:12:18.760 but they were so stupid they didn't know they were being domained now al i ran out of hell marys that

01:12:27.480 you could say uh just on the the airline jet uh thing so i i think we're gonna have to i think we're

01:12:35.880 gonna have to have you executed but but only for the religion only for the religion 14 trees for

01:12:43.800 for climate 14 trees for the carbon off there wow that is beautiful that saved my life yeah i mean

01:12:50.760 it with 14 000 trees so let me let me ask you this pat uh if uh if you had something to confess like

01:13:00.760 you had a hamburger because that's really what they're asking isn't it well yeah like a grilling

01:13:05.320 a steak a week come on no there but that's what nbc that's what they are asking they are asking for

01:13:10.760 people to give their climate confession yeah do you need any more evidence that this has become

01:13:18.520 a religion oh absolutely not they have replaced god this is nietzsche yeah god is dead so what are

01:13:24.360 you going to replace him with the climate yeah gaia yeah they have replaced it and now nbc

01:13:31.480 these people who hate religions well except for islam uh they hate religion but they are now making

01:13:40.360 themselves a pastor in the church of progressivism it's exactly what's happening it's exactly what's

01:13:47.240 happening and i have to tell you i've had steaks i've had hamburgers i've had steaks and hamburgers on

01:13:54.840 private jets whoa yeah and i loved every second and i wish i could take every listener on a private

01:14:01.320 jet with a steak and a hamburger and i if we could we'd do it every single day and i feel good about

01:14:07.720 it i feel really good about i don't think there's any amount of our fathers or hail mary's i'm not

01:14:12.600 asking for any yeah no i'm not asking for anything it wouldn't work no and i but i don't think i need

01:14:17.560 them because i enjoyed them and quite frankly you liar so have you so have you want to come over to my

01:14:27.160 house and we'll feel bad about it and we'll barbecue this weekend have some steaks okay yes all right

01:14:31.800 we'll talk about global warming uh by the way we have uh dr timothy ball who is an environmental

01:14:37.480 consultant uh he's the guy who disproved the hockey stick thing uh and uh then was sued because he was

01:14:45.320 lying and then the guy who was suing him when he said okay great that just means you need to turn over

01:14:50.840 your uh you know all of your equations so i can i can show you where you went wrong that's when the

01:14:57.240 guy who was suing him said huh i think i'm going to drop this lawsuit so we have him on here in just

01:15:04.600 a second he's going to show us how eugenics and uh uh and global climate change is next in your hymnal

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01:18:56.960 everybody is living off of oil cash up until recently remember when i said everything would

01:19:03.780 be upside down and you wouldn't recognize the world well here it is uh saudi arabia is hemorrhaging

01:19:09.300 cash and they're out they have no more money wow think of that saudi arabia saudi arabia is broke

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01:20:28.580 two trillion dollars uh yeah i know uh yeah they they thought they could and uh they only when they

01:20:37.480 offered the first ipo 50 billion is all they raised that's just a little bit short little short

01:20:43.460 then they did it again uh and it was a disaster they were expecting to do an ipo uh this week

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01:21:01.880 year the prince now has said the conditions in saudi arabia are so bad that they cannot wait a year

01:21:10.320 and that ipo is going up today they're they're putting aramco up for an ipo today with all of its

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01:24:11.740 we have uh the latest on elon omar this one is i'm sure just a coincidence as well we have that

01:24:38.520 coming up in just a second also um nbc is taking your climate confessions i'm not making that up

01:24:47.600 they're taking your climate sin confessions so now we have to confess sins how much more do you need

01:24:57.840 before everyone on earth realizes this isn't science this is a religion

01:25:03.420 we have the guy who went after the religion the hockey stick uh and uh and the guy who came up with

01:25:13.060 the hockey stick said well you're just a fraud and i'm gonna sue you sued him and then uh dr ball said

01:25:22.240 great just hand over all of your your science you know your scientific mathematic uh equations and uh

01:25:31.520 and and and and we'll uh we'll show you how you fake this oh well i'm not gonna sue you anymore

01:25:39.840 oh okay all right we have him uh talking about that i want to talk to him about that but also

01:25:48.160 uh he says that there is a connection between global warming and eugenics

01:25:54.580 dr dr dr timothy ball in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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01:28:06.460 ball is the chief science advisor of the international climate science coalition coalition would make you

01:28:26.760 think that there's more than one scientist that disagrees with a global warming hysteria we know

01:28:32.700 that's not true there's total total consensus on this apparently except for this guy uh dr timothy

01:28:38.820 ball how are you doc thank you and and by the way the use of the word consensus tells you that it's

01:28:45.780 political there's nothing there's no consensus in science so that that's wrong and by the way you

01:28:51.400 mentioned obama's waterfront property you could argue that both he and al gore went around telling

01:28:56.740 the world the sea level was going to rise which lowered the price of waterfront property and they

01:29:01.640 bought cheap that's right it is gore bought in malibu yeah yeah but they got 12 years before we all die

01:29:08.520 um you know i saw a story uh doctor that there uh that ran yesterday i think from the bbc

01:29:18.140 that showed that uh young people are having to go to now therapy sessions they're they're starting

01:29:25.840 these group therapy sessions for people who are saying i don't know how to plan for my life because

01:29:32.400 we only have 12 years to live this is the most irresponsible and quite honestly evil thing that i

01:29:41.480 have seen you're freaking people out to the point to where they really truly believe in 12 years we're

01:29:47.760 all dead yeah and then you can add to that uh that greta thunberg appearing before the u.n yesterday

01:29:55.080 it's just these are all examples of child abuse because when you start using children to push push

01:30:01.220 your message and particularly a scientific message it shows you that it's not that it's uh uh inappropriate

01:30:07.720 it's purely political all right so let's let's talk about a couple of things because i'm very concerned

01:30:14.380 about barack obama's uh oceanfront property in his island i'm hoping that that island floats so it'll

01:30:22.020 just go up and stay at the top of the glass but um have we seen the sea levels rise anything like

01:30:29.860 predicted no uh the the sea level rises are are perfectly normal well well within natural increase

01:30:38.960 and and of course the most dramatic rise occurred about 9 000 years ago when the uh glaciers that

01:30:45.680 had formed during the ice age the majority of them melted and that caused about a 450 foot increase in

01:30:51.860 sea level in less than 5 000 years since in the last 3 000 years there has been a gradual but very

01:30:59.100 gradual like two millimeters a year increase but that's again because the world's continued to warm out of

01:31:04.740 the last last ice age yeah so when all those glaciers though melt in you know alaska and every

01:31:11.100 place else greenland we're all dead yeah but but this is this is what what they're doing they're taking

01:31:18.740 the volume of ice in those glaciers uh calculating how much water that is in volume and then adding that

01:31:26.680 to the current sea level that that's not the way it works at all because um as as the ice melts

01:31:33.240 well first of all at least three quarters of the ice in greenland and antarctica is already below sea

01:31:39.560 level so it won't change the level at all and then ice uh water expands when it uh freezes by about

01:31:47.200 seven percent so you can take another seven percent off of that yeah but you can't prove that with just

01:31:52.480 a simple glass of water with ice in it no no that that's that's only something they would do in grade

01:31:59.900 eight i mean come on right right yeah but but but uh this is uh this is the simplistic things that

01:32:07.100 they do as i said just simply adding all that water to the current sea level and then putting it out

01:32:12.700 there people like al gore they they should be held legally liable for the for the scientific lies

01:32:18.940 that they're telling i i think for the lives that they are destroying as well i mean that people are

01:32:24.420 this has become a religion uh and it is frightening i don't know if you saw but nbc is now taking

01:32:31.560 your climate sins you can confess your climate sins uh to nbc for some reason you would think that

01:32:40.380 they're the high priest of this but uh i find this amazing if i went on there and said my sin is that i

01:32:47.060 don't believe that humans are causing climate change is that a sin yes it is it is i mean i

01:32:56.080 believe that the climate is changing from anything that i can read i don't know if i buy into uh all of

01:33:04.300 the uh all of the numbers because the the numbers the way they have placed these weather stations

01:33:10.640 is ridiculous some of them are on roofs some of them are in parking lots they don't have any in

01:33:16.960 the mountains if i'm not mistaken i mean how do you know well we don't know and of course if you look

01:33:25.200 at uh all of their predictions are all based upon computer models that are built on inadequate data

01:33:32.060 so the problem starts even with the data to build the computer models on then when you run the computer

01:33:37.760 models they make predictions well the computer model is designed so that if you increase co2 the

01:33:44.280 temperature will go up but that doesn't happen in nature in all the records we have temperature

01:33:49.520 increases before co2 so it's not surprising that if you if you program or ask the computer what happens

01:33:57.760 if i if uh the temp or co2 goes up they say oh the temperature goes up but that's not the reality and

01:34:03.180 if you look at every single forecast with every computer model that's been made by the u.n since 1990

01:34:10.020 every single one of them has been wrong i mean these are people that can't even forecast the

01:34:15.440 weather for five days and yet they're telling you they know with with absolute certainty what's going

01:34:20.500 to happen nine fifty and a hundred years from now do you think we ever learn from the past i mean

01:34:25.880 they've been doing this since the 1970s and paul ehrlich who is still some reason or another considered

01:34:31.620 an expert on this they've been wrong every time when does this end when do people finally say

01:34:38.460 you know i think i'm being used yeah well of course ehrlich uh created the first earth day and he did

01:34:45.560 it on april the the 22nd in 1972 well april 22nd happens to be lenin's birthday and that should tell

01:34:53.300 you everything about what what's going on here if you if you want to push uh and demand or force

01:35:00.100 a world government all you got to do is find something that threatens the whole globe and say look no one

01:35:05.900 nation can deal with it therefore we need a global government to deal with it that's what's going

01:35:10.160 on and and and as i said ehrlich is still out there and despite as as you said all of the predictions he

01:35:16.660 made on that original earth day in 1972 every one of them has been wrong and in fact if you if you go

01:35:23.400 down all of the items like desertification deforestation um all the way down the list there's simply no

01:35:32.400 evidence or data to support any of them i've i've gone through every single one in fact i'm writing

01:35:38.160 a book that i hope to get out soon where i take all of these issues and say well where's your data

01:35:43.840 there is no data tell me about tell me about the data of a hockey stick because you proved that the

01:35:50.980 hockey stick was bogus the guy took you to court and then wouldn't produce any data to be able to

01:35:57.400 defend it and you said well if it's bogus i have to show you where your data is wrong so produce the

01:36:03.360 data the judge threw the case out yeah well what happened was and i had i had three lawsuits by the

01:36:10.560 way and of course that raises questions about why why am i picked out and the answer is because i'm

01:36:16.480 qualified they can't say i'm not qualified and also i i can explain in ways people can understand

01:36:22.640 but in answer to your question in the first ipcc report in 1990 there was a graph drawn by a gentleman

01:36:32.060 i had the privilege of working with by the name of hubert lamb and what it showed was a warm period

01:36:38.320 around 1000 a.d that was warmer than it is today and then the temperature declined down to 1680 when

01:36:46.680 it was much colder than it is today and then it's been warming since that time now that of course uh

01:36:53.620 that warm period a thousand years ago contradicted what they were saying they were saying that oh the

01:36:59.500 world's warmer than it's ever been and people like me were saying well what what about this diagram what

01:37:04.660 about this this all this data and and all the research that shows it was actually much warmer a thousand

01:37:10.680 years ago and so um and and a professor by the name of david deming he said i i got an email from

01:37:18.920 somebody pushing the false global warming thing and said we've got to get rid of that medieval warm

01:37:23.980 period so they literally rewrote history the hockey stick was a deliberate creation using a couple of

01:37:31.640 tree ring uh records which uh where we were we're told not to use that showed that there was no

01:37:38.180 temperature increase for for about a thousand years and then suddenly a dramatic upturn the blade of

01:37:44.440 the hockey stick in the 20th century and of course that uh that diagram just just the picture of it

01:37:51.720 said the stuck in people's minds like symbolism of it oh look dramatic warming in the 20th century

01:37:58.760 this is proof humans are causing it the whole hockey stick was false and by the way just just to show

01:38:05.180 you how false it was the the blade the heart the handle of the hockey stick is tree rings

01:38:10.140 the blade is is instrumental records you never ever in science put two uh lines on a graph

01:38:18.300 completely different sources of information oh that's wow i didn't even know that wow that's

01:38:24.120 fascinating all right i want you to hold for just a minute i've got to do a quick commercial for a

01:38:29.640 minute and then we're going to come back and i want to talk to you about global warming and eugenics

01:38:33.980 you say there's a tie there i'd like to hear it when we come back in one minute

01:38:38.320 it'll be a long day you've got 10 interviews to do at best that's 300 minutes because of course you

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01:40:02.500 so we're talking to uh dr timothy ball he's an environmental consultant policy advisor the heartland

01:40:19.520 institute uh and uh he's also uh former climatology professor at the university of winnipeg manitoba

01:40:27.660 canada you say there's a connection between global warming and eugenics what is it

01:40:32.120 well the the uh this has always been a debate that's going on is the extent to which humans and human

01:40:38.820 behavior is controlled by the environment um the the whole idea that we have a free will and we're

01:40:46.080 independent of of environmental pressures and so on has long been a debate the reality the reality is

01:40:54.100 there's a philosophical contradiction in the academic world between uh saying that on the one

01:41:00.080 hand that we're just another animal and on the other hand that we're completely independent of nature

01:41:05.080 and and and and are not controlled by it at all and so that that's uh of course uh what what this is

01:41:12.240 all about and and and of course eugenics that is the uh the uh way that people are born the number of

01:41:19.740 people that there are a number of children that people have and so on are are all uh for humans

01:41:25.680 for the most part just like all animals environmentally dictated doctor i i want to ask about um i want to

01:41:33.080 ask about the ice melt that they talk about all the time that the arctic ice has melted uh you know a

01:41:38.300 certain percent more than it ever has before in history uh we've got more frequent uh tornadoes

01:41:43.980 than we've ever had fires than we've ever had floods than we've ever had how do you respond to all that

01:41:49.660 well first of all the the glaciers are melting and they've been melting for the last 18 000 years

01:41:56.860 uh because we're coming out of an ice age the argument that the number of of hurricanes tornadoes and

01:42:03.620 all the rest of it have increased is consistently shown to be wrong there was a study just came out

01:42:08.620 about a week ago and and showing that the number of hurricanes has in fact it decreased you see this

01:42:14.540 the same thing with with the fires in the amazon there there were less fires over the last 30 years

01:42:21.000 than they had in the previous 100 years but but that's not what you're being told they want to uh

01:42:26.880 they they want to uh play up that this is part of the global warming issue but also added to that of

01:42:33.480 course is that bolsonaro the the president of argentina is is uh not buying into the climate nonsense so

01:42:41.460 it's an attack on him an attack on the whole idea in general so uh what's going on in the world right

01:42:48.560 now is well within any long-term natural variability and if i tell you they keep saying oh we're going to

01:42:55.440 get two degrees warmer and that's going to be the end of the world for the last 10 000 years it has

01:43:02.500 been two degrees warmer than today for 9 000 of them and and right and so that's amazing yeah well

01:43:11.480 you see this is what you do with climate you just pick a period of record that proves what you want

01:43:16.580 it to prove they're really good at that though they're really really good at that oh yeah it's called

01:43:22.020 cherry picking and and uh and of course this this so what i've just done is say give you the record

01:43:27.280 uh a temperature record over the last 10 000 years and it completely dispels uh what they're saying for

01:43:33.840 the last thousand years so but wait a minute why i think what everybody is wondering uh right now is

01:43:39.480 why do you hate polar bears so much i mean they're on the ice shelf they're ready to die the poor little

01:43:46.280 ice is is about to flip over and they're going to drown yeah and the babies the babies polar bears

01:43:52.040 are going to drown yeah that's even more heart-wrenching well polar bears won't drown and the

01:43:56.920 reason they won't and by the way i know this because i spent five years of search and rescue in the

01:44:00.900 arctic so i'm very familiar with polar bears but they've got two levels of fur they've got a very

01:44:06.100 short fur close to the skin which is an incredibly effective uh insulator to the point where i worked with

01:44:14.140 scientists that were taking infrared photographs of polar bears and they don't show up on the

01:44:19.180 photograph but they don't really they don't give out any heat that's one sweet jacket think of that

01:44:25.160 a bear jacket that'd be great anyway yeah and the longer hair is hollow so they float it floats

01:44:32.420 they can swim yeah they can swim extremely well in fact i've i've i personally have seen polar bears

01:44:38.520 80 miles offshore yeah but i have to tell you but okay yeah whatever but that i mean they have moved

01:44:44.160 down into canada because they're just trying to find food find food they're they're going away from

01:44:51.220 their natural arctic you know location hunting grounds yeah because there's no seals for them to

01:44:58.460 eat up there anymore because the ice is melting they're coming down but and of course and once once

01:45:04.360 the ice goes out in the summertime there is no there are no seals for them to eat so they move on the

01:45:09.600 land and they're very very good foragers they they survive extremely well on the land uh and you could

01:45:16.380 go you could go up around churchill and see them on the land where they they come ashore and have their

01:45:22.020 their young when they're on land so all of these things are taken out of context and and simply are are

01:45:28.800 false the polar bear numbers and i work with um uh with a couple of the people uh uh her name's

01:45:36.040 skip my name uh crockford susan crockford oh yeah she's the world expert on polar bears and she she's

01:45:41.780 telling me that and i know this that the polar bear numbers in most of the herds are increasing yeah

01:45:47.300 thank you very much dr timothy ball all right um let me tell you about our crews that we have coming up

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01:46:53.600 you know in some ways i feel bad um about this whole ilana mar scandal um

01:47:22.960 because it forces us to play this song which you will never get out of your head all day

01:47:27.700 all day you'll be you'll be in a meeting and all of a sudden you'll just think yourself

01:47:33.140 ilana mar it's worse than don't worry be happy it really is remember how that stuck in your head

01:47:38.540 yeah thank you for that thank you for that you're welcome uh all right so i want to tell you a little

01:47:42.820 bit about uh alana mar uh you know she has uh uh she has been seeing uh tim my net uh the democratic

01:47:51.180 political wait she's married what do you mean she's been seeing tim my net that's not the name

01:47:55.400 of her husband she no i know she's um she's separating now with her uh husband that's weird

01:48:02.140 and isn't wasn't tim married himself tim was married as well yeah yeah but she's wearing the

01:48:08.040 hijab so i think i think that covers it that covers it all okay that covers it all right so

01:48:13.300 anyway um she has uh uh there's been some interesting things we told you earlier today

01:48:19.760 about dr beth my net who filed for divorce from her husband tim uh submitted under the penalty of

01:48:27.700 perjury uh and she included claims that you know raise the gossipy open secret of ilana mar's

01:48:35.040 extramarital affair with her husband to a more serious matter of public corruption

01:48:40.200 the what yeah don't worry about it the divorce filing suggested serial campaign finance violations

01:48:49.140 by omar there already been finance uh violations it's a recurring theme with omar uh in june this year

01:48:57.280 she was found guilty of half a dozen or so violations but the divorce filing also includes

01:49:02.920 a disturbing allegation about how tim and uh elon uh you know just went over to the house and

01:49:12.200 while mom was on vacation or uh out on business um you know they had dinner with the kids and dad

01:49:19.360 introduced her and it was a real warm warm yeah it's beautiful warm it's a warm affair all right so um

01:49:26.920 anyway uh there is one other story that i think is uh in in important here and that is her husband

01:49:37.360 uh has been fired from his job and and and and and here's the uh the the the the problem with that

01:49:47.700 he worked for uh councilwoman kano uh and now there may be corruption here during during the summer

01:49:57.140 according to sources within the minneapolis somali community ilan omar had been using financial

01:50:03.580 leverage to prevent her husband from filing for divorce his employment with councilwoman kano was

01:50:10.980 quietly terminated on june 14th the june 14th termination of her husband's employment is public

01:50:19.100 data anyone can verify the information uh but sources state that ahmed hersey was terminated following a

01:50:27.000 request by representative omar they added that omar's motivation for the request was to force hersey

01:50:35.300 to become reliant upon her assets and income for the majority of 2019 ahmed hersey has reportedly

01:50:42.840 borne the responsibility of raising the three children he has with omar one source used the term

01:50:48.600 abandoned to describe elon's recent share of the parenting since june 14th hersey does not have

01:50:55.920 a reliable source of income meanwhile omar currently draws 174 000 for her congressional salary

01:51:05.120 uh and she just received 250 000 advance for a new book she's about to write uh scott johnson

01:51:13.560 september 3rd gotta be kidding me i hadn't heard about the book yeah yeah uh according to the article

01:51:20.540 om uh ilan omar feels the heat there's similar information out there regarding omar pressuring

01:51:27.340 hersey to remain her legal husband this is what was in the article in the past three weeks i've

01:51:32.440 circled back to interview sources who i have found to be highly reliable in the omar saga

01:51:36.500 they uh open a window onto the scandals of the perspective of amy hersey her longtime partner and

01:51:43.560 father of her three children according to sources hersey is telling friends that he will not go to jail

01:51:50.160 for omar that while omar did indeed marry her brother for fraudulent purposes hersey did not know at

01:51:58.560 the time that she had married elmi uh-oh that omar is threatening hersey that he would be in trouble

01:52:06.820 along with her if the truth were to come out that omar asked him to state publicly that all is well

01:52:13.340 with their marriage even though it's completely done and finished and that in fact they are living

01:52:19.260 apart and have been divorced under islamic law although they remain legally married having humiliated

01:52:28.540 ahmed hersey by her affair with tim minette omar now wants hersey to perform public relations

01:52:34.620 services for her to suppress the scandal hersey has maintained his silence through the scandals so far

01:52:42.180 one may infer that there's good reason why hersey has never spoken up on omar's behalf in any of these

01:52:47.640 scandals hersey's knowledge of omar's conduct is knowledge of her wrongdoing that's uh not a problem

01:52:55.680 is it eventually the truth is going to come out on that eventually but how much damage uh will she

01:53:07.820 do in the meantime will she do in the meantime i mean this is a woman who i believe is uh connected

01:53:13.680 to extremists islamic extremists and uh she is poisoning the well she is getting away with things

01:53:21.780 that no one else no gay woman would ever get away with i mean nobody would get i don't care what

01:53:28.520 protected class you're in nobody would get away with what she's getting away with and uh it's it's

01:53:35.500 shocking and i think she has protection from you know the the the allies of the muslim brotherhood

01:53:43.240 that's that's what i read in it but i don't know i think we should probably have an investigation but

01:53:51.340 then again that's probably not going to happen well no she's a democrat that won't happen no you know

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02:00:40.180 so uh beto uh who is just a favorite son of the great state of texas i mean everybody everybody

02:00:55.240 here loves him just loves him and we're all ready to hand our guns over to him um but uh he was he was

02:01:01.660 uh in on an interview uh on cnn and uh he was he was asked by chris cuomo you know about this gun

02:01:09.340 thing uh you still want to take away everybody's gun here's what he said are you in fact in favor

02:01:16.300 of gun confiscation

02:01:18.680 yes yes when it comes to ar-15s and ak-47s weapons designed for use on a military battlefield and i

02:01:29.600 don't want you or anyone else to get into the fear-mongering that some have fallen prey to

02:01:35.280 saying that the government's going to come and take all of your guns what we are talking about

02:01:39.460 exclusively is weapons of war that have no place in our i hear you no place on our streets and should

02:01:45.900 remain on the battlefield i hear you we'll talk law first and then politics it's not about fear

02:01:51.700 mongering you just said it better you said you're going to confiscate guns

02:01:56.320 are you for gun confiscation yes i mean even fredo gets pissed off

02:02:05.100 this is nuts this is doesn't make any sense it doesn't i don't want you to get into into the

02:02:13.900 fear-mongering that we're coming for all of your guns we're just coming for some of your guns

02:02:18.340 no you see we didn't have a caveat on that when we said you're coming for our guns we didn't

02:02:24.560 necessarily mean only some guns we meant any of our guns so just disingenuous he wants to have it

02:02:32.040 both ways and you can't by the way the ar-15 was not designed for the military no it wasn't the

02:02:37.820 the m16s were designed for the military it's the same company it's armor light armor light made the

02:02:42.980 ar-15s uh just because yeah they made those in the 1950s and they made them they were the modern

02:02:50.640 sporting rifle that's what they were called the modern sporting rifle well people loved them and

02:02:56.520 that's when the military said well can we make these can you give us a version and they did and they

02:03:01.300 created a special version for the military the m16 right so so it's another lie from that guy yeah

02:03:08.220 i'm so tired of the lies well but he's not lying about don't get into the conspiracy no that's right

02:03:14.940 i'm sorry he's gonna gonna steal all our guns by the way um i don't know if this is good news uh but

02:03:21.200 have you seen since he made that uh declaration have you seen his poll numbers down to one percent now

02:03:27.760 yeah he was at four down to one i think it was actually wasn't he at eight and then four and now

02:03:36.220 one something like that or he was in the four and then two and now one the highest i think i saw for

02:03:40.780 him in the in the close to the beginning was 13 percent yeah but i mean recently i think yeah he was

02:03:46.700 either eight either eight or four yeah uh and uh and it was cut in half overnight and it is still

02:03:54.640 falling yeah so he's connecting with the american people he's connecting so he's not saying that

02:04:01.240 he's going to come and confiscate your vote he's just saying that he's working with google to make

02:04:06.540 sure that he wins but that that's don't get into the conspiracy completely different thing

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