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00:02:28.860 I want to get right to the 15-point plan

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00:04:04.220 price of oil has come uh down uh it was down almost almost ten dollars a barrel there for a

00:04:10.220 while uh you know it's bouncing around but what this says is the markets believe that we might

00:04:17.700 be towards the end of something i don't know what to believe okay i don't i mean usually the markets

00:04:23.800 are not this optimistic so who knows what's actually going on but let me look at the deal

00:04:29.900 at the table on the table and tell you what donald trump is proposing the united states has put

00:04:35.920 together a 15 point framework and if you strip it all down basically here's what it says dismantle

00:04:41.760 your nuclear program entirely stop enriching uranium entirely it's over you're not going to

00:04:48.440 have a ballistic missile uh development program that's over cut off all of your proxy networks

00:04:54.900 no more hezbollah no more hamas step back from the regional destabilization that you do and open

00:05:01.720 the strait of hormuz to the entire world that's what you have to do in exchange we'll stop bombing

00:05:09.340 the snot out of you uh we'll lift the sanctions we'll give you some economic relief uh we'll give

00:05:16.180 you a path back into the global system and we'll even support a civilian nuclear energy program

00:05:22.340 we might even send in our experts to help you that's the offer okay no regime change no occupation

00:05:29.300 just this you don't get to threaten the world but you do get to survive okay sounds like a good deal

00:05:37.480 i mean if i were on the receiving end of that maybe that maybe you know the response just as

00:05:45.280 clear uh-uh uh they're saying um nope sorry we get to keep our sovereignty including our nuclear

00:05:53.200 capability you remove all of your military presence from everywhere in the region you lift

00:05:59.720 all sanctions you pay for the damage that you've just done to our country and you guarantee no

00:06:05.780 future strikes ever and then the other part that you know if you thought that was bad listen to

00:06:12.740 this. And also we have complete control of the straight of Hormuz and we're going to control it

00:06:20.220 and we're going to tax people. We're going to decide who passes, who doesn't, and we're going

00:06:25.080 to have a toll booth there. I mean, no, no. The rest of the region, no. Everybody in the world

00:06:33.920 is saying no. So this isn't a disagreement over terms at this point. It's a fight over who controls

00:06:41.020 the pressure valve of the global economy, and that is the Strait of Hormuz. This is where Trump is

00:06:46.520 trying to walk a line that no one has pulled off in modern history. No one. Listen to how complex

00:06:54.240 this is and how hard this is. He needs to apply enough pressure to force an actual deal, but not

00:07:00.780 so much pressure that it ignites the entire region on fire. He needs to end the war quickly,

00:07:07.160 but not so quickly that nothing actually changes oh it's just that easy here's the thing

00:07:14.640 if you end this halfway you don't get peace all you get is a countdown clock to the next war

00:07:22.020 and that is why something exceptional and unbelievable is happening all across the

00:07:27.260 Middle East countries that have hated each other for generations they're suddenly finding themselves

00:07:33.140 in alignment with the United States on this. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, even elements

00:07:41.880 inside of Egypt and Jordan. Now, they're not waving flags for war, but they are telling the

00:07:48.600 United States, don't stop. Don't stop. You can't stop. You and Israel have to keep going.

00:07:54.000 Okay. This is the same message that Israel is saying, because this isn't about the Jews or

00:07:59.600 the Arabs. This isn't about Jews controlling. My favorite argument was, see, the Jews are just

00:08:05.200 trying to knock out all of their Arab neighbors. No, they're not. The Arab neighbors are saying

00:08:11.740 the same thing the Jews are saying now. Why? Because this is about people who live in the

00:08:19.540 neighborhood and they know how dangerous Iran is. The one thing that we don't get because we're

00:08:25.580 protected by giant oceans okay what they're saying behind closed doors is this you're dealing with

00:08:32.880 Iran now you have to finish the job you have to deal with it all the way and Trump is actually

00:08:39.020 holding some of them back because they're now starting to talk about maybe the possibility

00:08:43.440 of them joining Saudi Arabia is actually saying we might join that would have been unheard of

00:08:49.180 two years ago six months ago they're now saying we might get involved and Trump is like wait

00:08:55.500 wait, wait, wait, wait, we've already got Israel involved and I'm trying to control them. Please

00:09:01.560 let's not make this harder than it is because he's got to hold this whole thing together.

00:09:06.320 For 40 years, this, these countries have lived with a reality. Most Americans have,

00:09:12.160 have still today, not grass, how dangerous Iran really is. The entire middle East hates Iran

00:09:19.140 because it funds militias across borders it funds you know uh proxy armies it threatens

00:09:26.900 oil infrastructure all the time remember they're in line with the houthis what are the houthis

00:09:31.420 always doing who are the damn houthis why can we not take care of the houthis i just don't

00:09:35.760 understand it it's a stupid name it sounds like it's a stupid name stupid people don't know why

00:09:41.800 i mean it's the houthis we can't get that one done can we can we maybe send say to saudi arabia

00:09:47.660 You guys do the Houthis.

00:09:49.060 Anyway, now Iran has been sitting on the edge of nuclear capability.

00:09:53.600 And anybody who says that wasn't happening, including me, I said I wasn't going to believe it until I saw the proof.

00:10:00.080 Well, I didn't see the proof yet of the enriched uranium, although I do believe that.

00:10:05.040 I was questioning the missiles.

00:10:07.860 Well, they just fired one 4,000 kilometers.

00:10:11.540 That's way beyond anything that anybody said they had.

00:10:15.380 And they just did it.

00:10:17.340 And the Middle East has seen this movie before, and they know how it ends if it's left unfinished.

00:10:23.280 So, you know, for anybody who's been saying Israel's controlling everything, ask yourself, why are the Arab states who have every reason to oppose Israel quietly aligned with the same exact outcome and quietly saying we might go in ourselves?

00:10:36.820 Because this isn't about Israel.

00:10:39.380 This is about Iran becoming the dominant power in the Middle East and controlling terror and also the most important energy choke point on earth.

00:10:51.480 The demands of Iran are insane, but they do want control.

00:10:57.600 Why?

00:10:58.900 Because they want a global caliphate, a Shia caliphate.

00:11:03.300 and by the way all of the sunni arab countries they don't want that because in the end they want

00:11:09.840 a sunni caliphate so that's what we're proposing i i have no idea how do you make that deal happen

00:11:18.880 and that is what they are proposing and somehow or another the markets the stock exchange the oil

00:11:26.680 markets they are all like you know what i think we're going i think it's getting better i don't

00:11:31.380 know how people are thinking that because i don't even know who we're negotiating with do you who

00:11:37.020 are we actually negotiating with first who's even in charge okay on paper the way iran works is

00:11:45.560 really really clear you have the supreme leader he is the final authority on everything because

00:11:50.760 it's a theocracy military nuclear foreign policy what they vote for what the people vote for who

00:11:56.760 the people vote for all of it goes through him then under him you have the supreme national

00:12:01.700 security council they set all of the strategy and stuff okay then you have the president and

00:12:06.660 foreign ministry and they execute uh well the people and diplomacy okay but none of that happens

00:12:14.100 unless the supreme leader approves it well right now nobody knows how they're operating okay day

00:12:21.620 one we killed the previous supreme leader okay and they rushed to replace him with his apparently

00:12:26.740 gay son who nobody's seen since he was struck i mean i mean maybe he's in hiding me they say he

00:12:34.720 may not even be fully in charge we don't know reports on his health vary between he's got a

00:12:39.580 boo-boo and a band-aid on his knee to he lost his legs and he might be in a coma so i don't know

00:12:44.420 he may be in hiding to protect himself from bombs and so he doesn't want to give out any information

00:12:49.300 or he might be hiding in the same well as the 12th the mom if you know what i mean

00:12:53.920 the other guy in charge is a hardliner and the speaker okay hardline security chief

00:13:02.680 also just replaced at the irgc any of these guys might be in charge on paper but not actually in

00:13:11.620 charge so the most likely answer of who are we dealing with really should be i don't know

00:13:19.980 could be could be uh mohammed galbaff galbaff is that how you say that jason galbaff the

00:13:29.140 parliament speaker irgc commander perfect pronunciation bad guy yeah um reportedly

00:13:36.580 he's the main channel to the u.s that we're talking to right now don't don't know if that's

00:13:42.860 true he has influence he has military ties but he's not the supreme leader the other guy is the

00:13:48.000 foreign minister he's a traditional diplomat previously involved in the nuclear talks

00:13:53.200 possibly signaling openness behind the scenes but we don't know the diplomats the politicians

00:13:59.100 the irgc again they don't control the final decisions okay it's got to be irgc supreme

00:14:06.040 national security council and then the supreme leader and he might be soaking his sore knee in

00:14:11.960 the water from the well publicly publicly iran is saying there are no negotiations the u.s is

00:14:20.880 negotiating against itself and at the same time messages are being passed back and forth

00:14:26.820 intermediaries are involved back channel contact appears to be real so there might be talks

00:14:33.860 happening but again iran's own system is denying it and then they're sending out these crazy

00:14:41.860 things on what they want so who are we talking to are they in charge the answer that one is

00:14:49.680 probably not fully at best they represent a faction of power which leads us to the question

00:14:57.420 of who's issuing the counterpoints because the counterpoints are nuts who's doing that

00:15:02.520 someone in iran is saying no peace unless we control everything and we have toll booths in

00:15:09.540 the water and everything else. These are likely coming from hardline factions and military voices.

00:15:15.760 And then also somebody's like, I read the art of the deal. Let's be really, really tough at first

00:15:23.340 and then walk it back. So you might have one group talking quietly and another group making these

00:15:29.860 crazy demands. And then a third group deciding, do either of those matter?

00:15:37.360 this has happened before unfortunately in 1979 in 1979 the united states got into

00:15:47.660 peace talks if you will we were trying to get our our hostages back from iran and we had there

00:15:56.520 were multiple factions there were the marxist and then the revolutionaries and then the the

00:16:01.220 islamist and nobody had clear negotiating authority but we misread who actually had

00:16:09.280 power and the whole thing fell apart okay but again remember even if we reach a deal with the

00:16:14.820 top iranian figure that's no guarantee because he might crawl out of the well you know what i mean

00:16:19.660 the supreme leader by like my boo-boo's better boy that's holy water down in that well and you

00:16:25.080 should have heard i just had a chat with a mahadi he's a great guy what a cut up been there since

00:16:30.240 1200, but we had a lot of laughs. So that's, that's what's actually happening in Iran. So today

00:16:39.100 the stock market's not panicking. Oil markets aren't panicking. You shouldn't panic, you know,

00:16:47.460 stop borrowing trouble, stop borrowing trouble, stop worrying about tomorrow.

00:16:53.200 uh let's just focus on what we can deal with today and right now who knows who knows gonna

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00:18:42.820 don't worry about it uh there's so much to worry about and uh

00:18:49.420 i've been making notes on things because i'm i'm i'm just there's

00:18:54.720 i don't know you maybe it's just me but i you know turn 62 and all of a sudden i'm like

00:19:02.100 gee i might be running out of time uh you know even if i leave live to be 85 time is flying

00:19:09.280 by so fast that I'm going to be 85 before I even know it. And so I've been, you know, just kind of,

00:19:15.240 I've been writing stuff down for my kids and things that I've learned for myself even. And

00:19:20.660 now that I get older, man, I see so many things clearly that people told me, but I never listened

00:19:27.080 to when I was young. I have spent a lifetime worrying about crap. Just worry, worry, worry,

00:19:35.460 worry about the future worried about what people are thinking worry about how are things going to

00:19:40.680 work out oh my gosh and at the time it really felt like i was being responsible you know it felt like

00:19:49.160 this is you know this is you know that's what serious people is what serious people do when

00:19:53.800 they want to handle life but when you look back it's really obvious most of the stuff i worried

00:20:01.840 about never actually happened. Never happened. And then all the things that did happen were

00:20:09.480 rarely the things I spent my time worrying about. Life has a strange sense of humor that way,

00:20:14.400 I've noticed. Storms you prepare for never seem to arrive. And then you're hit from the side and

00:20:19.020 you're like, what the hell? Why wasn't I thinking that? Directions you never imagine things come up,

00:20:25.360 which means, why worry? You're wasting. You're wasting. It's kind of like, and I say this to

00:20:31.360 anybody who thinks they're going to be a future alcoholic, I don't recommend it. It'll destroy

00:20:35.700 your life. But if you are somebody who's an aspiring alcoholic, don't waste your blackouts

00:20:40.340 without kids. Really, you're going to need them. I, I used all my blackouts up before I even had

00:20:45.740 children. And I thought, you know, as you're raising teenagers, you're like, boy, I could

00:20:49.440 use a blackout right now. Um, I'm just saying don't waste all your worry. Don't, you know,

00:20:56.480 older people used to say, don't worry so much. And you're like, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, you're

00:21:00.240 old. You only have one thing to worry about. Am I ready? But now I get it. Yesterday's gone.

00:21:08.600 Nothing I can do about it. Today's here. Why am I going to steal time from today worrying about

00:21:16.200 something that may never happen? Worry just steals today without protecting tomorrow.

00:21:23.020 And it convinces you that you're preparing for life when really, honestly, you're just missing it.

00:21:28.740 so i'll try to do my best to tell you what you should worry about at least in the news

00:21:35.260 today nothing you can do about it so don't worry about iran ricky i'm worried about the 82nd

00:21:43.920 airborne being deployed to the middle east but you're telling me i shouldn't worry about that

00:21:48.580 well that's one of those things i choose not to deal with today should we bring in jason to tell

00:21:56.400 us if that's jason jason jason that's that's not normal i

00:22:02.720 jason what's going on with the 82nd airborne we should not worry about this

00:22:10.120 no i i think it's just options because we're all we also have marines showing up on friday

00:22:14.820 so i think that they're just giving you one thing this receipt this uh administration has been very

00:22:19.180 good at is you know subterfuge and not being predictable with the military and using it as

00:22:24.860 leverage so i'm not too worried about it actually right now see see much better worry about the 80

00:22:32.540 second airborne when they're on the ground and trump is like i gotta talk to you about the 80

00:22:37.680 second they're great they're great we're gonna see him do some spectacular stuff then start to

00:22:42.420 worry about it don't worry about it today all right more in just a second six stories that

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00:24:27.000 all right so i know i just said don't worry don't worry now i can kind of relate to how

00:24:47.260 donald trump is trying to deal with the middle east because he's got to go in and do it he

00:24:52.960 believes but he doesn't want to blow the whole thing up and so i gotta tell you to worry about

00:24:59.040 some things but i don't want you to worry about everything but this may blow this may go as well

00:25:04.840 as a middle eastern war okay the news cycle is constantly happening it's noise noise noise noise

00:25:11.940 all uh all all the time um my i don't know gift or curse maybe is uh i've always had this ability

00:25:20.960 to step back and see things that are connected even though they're not really connected and how

00:25:26.520 they can connect so you can go oh i understand all of this now because it's telling all these

00:25:33.120 stories are telling me one thing this is one of those days so i want to just give you some of the

00:25:37.800 stories that i'm gonna give you six stories that are in our newsletter it comes out every morning

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00:25:53.620 these stories and so does my team every day. We collect them over every 24 hours. And then that's

00:25:59.720 what I use to put the show together. And there's sometimes as many as 90 stories. It's a lot of

00:26:05.560 news, but you won't need really anything else. So let's look at six of these. Okay. Six stories

00:26:12.060 at first glance they seem disconnected the airlines courts war corruption ai elections

00:26:18.620 they're not separate stories they aren't they're six pieces of the same machine and if you don't

00:26:25.620 understand how they connect i'm not sure how we understand what's actually happening in our

00:26:30.100 country and this some of these stories are going to be pushed into next hour and the rest of the

00:26:35.840 show because they're they're deeper meaning behind them but let me just give you the surface

00:26:40.840 understanding of them. Story number one, power, quiet, invisible power. Let me tell you about

00:26:49.420 what Delta Airlines just did. They just adjusted its VIP treatment for members of Congress.

00:26:56.580 Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Delta.

00:27:01.660 Thank you. Again, did I say thank you, Delta? Thank you.

00:27:05.000 so what does this mean well for years our elected officials just glide past all of the things that

00:27:15.660 you have to do at the airport they skip the line they avoid the friction they avoid you you know

00:27:20.680 the little people because they're special and now delta thank you delta says you know what we're

00:27:26.860 pausing that we're not eliminating it we're not we're not debating it we're just adjusting it

00:27:31.380 for right now. And they call it a perk. Delta, I think you're using the wrong word. It is a perk.

00:27:40.000 You look at it as a perk, but it's insulation. Because the moment our leaders feel what you feel,

00:27:47.460 where they stand, where you have to stand, their decisions change. And history's really clear on

00:27:53.220 this. The ruling class always separates itself first, and then it forgets what it's like to be

00:27:58.040 a normal person. Rome did it. Versailles did it. Washington is doing it right now.

00:28:03.860 And when that separation grows, accountability dies.

00:28:08.640 Story number one. Story number two, the border and the meaning of a nation.

00:28:14.220 The Supreme Court, there's a story in the news today that appears the Supreme Court is ready

00:28:19.400 to side with enforcement, allowing limits on asylum claims processed from outside the U.S.

00:28:26.400 okay strip away all of the politics here this is the real question does a nation have a right to

00:28:33.280 define itself of course it does or it's not a nation how can you be a nation if the world

00:28:41.120 gets to define you this is not a modern debate this isn't complex this is easy every civilization

00:28:49.200 that loses control of its borders loses control of its identity not overnight but inevitably

00:28:56.260 and it's over and here's why it matters today what you're seeing with the supreme court and

00:29:03.420 warning because this could change we lose control of the house and the senate you're going to lose

00:29:08.020 the control of who's coming up because we got a lot of old conservatives but right now you're

00:29:15.160 seeing reality no the law catch up to reality they're not creating it they're catching up to

00:29:22.880 reality. Story number three, lawfare and the weaponization of justice.

00:29:31.860 There are a few stories out there now that are shocking and should be shocking and horrifying.

00:29:39.040 I'm going to get into this next hour. Shocking and horrifying should shake the country to its core.

00:29:45.840 new reports are out now show that efforts to obtain records tied to political figures

00:29:52.700 were far more expansive than anybody admitted okay let me translate that into plain english

00:29:59.760 after 9-11 we all were panicked and worried and freaking out we're like god says patriot

00:30:08.380 in the act, it must be patriotic. And so we passed a bunch of tools in a toolbox that we were told

00:30:17.020 were designed to protect the public. Okay. Those tools are now aimed inward, not outward, inward.

00:30:27.020 And once that line is crossed, once law becomes a weapon, you don't have equal justice anymore.

00:30:33.020 you have leverage and a banana republic and history has a lot to tell you about that

00:30:39.380 when governments begin investigating citizens differently based on political alignment

00:30:45.480 that does not stabilize a country it fractures it every single time story number four

00:30:53.180 iran and the illusion of control just told you we sent a 15 point proposal to iran iran responds

00:31:01.600 with demands that it's not negotiation it's more like victory terms close all your bases you know

00:31:07.720 pay reparations I mean it sounded like I was on a college campus when I heard that one at the same

00:31:12.880 time inside Iran the story that nobody's talking about hundreds are being arrested for speech for

00:31:20.120 cyberspace activity well there's an old-timey word that only guys with big gray beards would use

00:31:26.240 so i want you to understand the contradiction on this one externally they're negotiating

00:31:33.260 internally there is no negotiation they are tightening control that is not a regime

00:31:40.740 preparing for peace that is a regime managing instability and this is the part that i think

00:31:47.960 most of us miss there are credible signals that iran is weaker than it appears

00:31:53.860 When you have an animal in a corner, they become more dangerous because they're cornered and they're cornered. Again, weak regimes don't go quietly. They either collapse or they lash out. We'll see which one is going to happen.

00:32:16.340 story number there they're lashing out internally story number five the economy and what i believe

00:32:23.180 is a false calm oil drop today gold rises markets breathe on based on what what people are saying

00:32:32.740 it's stabilizing based on what this is the problem with our entire stock market it's not based on

00:32:38.480 anything real anymore okay warnings of a recession tied directly to geopolitical shock

00:32:46.160 hey we've seen this movie before we saw it in 1973 with the oil shock we saw it with a credit

00:32:51.400 shock in 1974 this is different this time it's different yeah is it because the pattern is

00:32:57.880 identical the global system stretched too thin meets disruption it can't absorb and then things

00:33:06.560 start to break and it doesn't break evenly it breaks where you live it doesn't break necessarily

00:33:14.120 for those who get the VIP treatment at the airport. It breaks on you, groceries and jobs

00:33:21.660 and vacations you suddenly can't afford. Which brings me to number six, story number six,

00:33:29.040 AI and the Quiet Revolution. All of this stuff is happening and the labor department just launched

00:33:37.000 AI training. And when I read this story, I thought, oh, just what we need, the government

00:33:42.680 trying to tell us how to use ai my gosh i have briefed people in the government i have okay

00:33:49.680 that's that's how bad things are i have briefed them on ai and they they i mean it's it's it's

00:33:58.540 like you're talking to a caveman they have absolutely no understanding most of them some

00:34:03.460 do most of them have no understanding i mean they're still at the pager system so would i get

00:34:10.120 this? Can I get ChatGPT on my pager? No. Anyway, companies are openly saying massive job cuts are

00:34:21.360 inevitable and they're coming. And your home, your house is being integrated into the power grid to

00:34:27.980 feed AI infrastructure. This is really, really, really bad. Let this sink in. Your job is going

00:34:37.800 to be replaced in the next few years. Your energy is being repurposed and you're being offered a

00:34:45.200 course to adapt. It's not going to go over well. These server farms cannot take a drop of energy,

00:34:56.860 not one piece of energy that we are now producing for the public. They must be forced to produce

00:35:03.340 their own energy because they will end up sucking all of the energy and we will be paying skyrocketing

00:35:11.200 prices for energy. This is the early stage of a complete economic rewiring that will happen

00:35:18.340 if Donald Trump somehow or another is not allowed to finish the job on these AI server farms where

00:35:28.920 he is saying, I'm giving you the green light. You build your own power plant. That has to be

00:35:34.700 codified. Okay, so step back. Let's look at all six stories here. What do they all have in common?

00:35:41.500 One, power is separating from people. Borders are being redefined. The same time justice is

00:35:51.640 being questioned. War is destabilizing, and the economy is already fragile, and technology is

00:35:59.840 shaping everything underneath all of it. This is not chaos. I mean, some of it is war is chaos,

00:36:08.140 but this is not chaos. This is a world in transition. There's a word for that, realignment.

00:36:17.400 old the old systems that don't work new systems aren't fully built and the people down at the

00:36:26.100 bottom and the middle they feel that first that's you so what actually matters to you today

00:36:33.500 none of the politics none of the outrage cycle okay the the votes that are happening in congress

00:36:41.260 they absolutely mean something but listening to the pinheads argue back and forth that is

00:36:46.240 a waste of time. Watch for these things. Watch for the things when leaders stop or are being

00:36:53.940 forced to stop living in their palace and start living like citizens. Did I mention Delta Airlines?

00:37:01.840 Thank you. When laws are applied unevenly, big danger, we're going to get into that next.

00:37:08.320 When negotiations sound like ultimatums, when markets calm down too quickly for no apparent

00:37:14.940 reason and when technology moves faster than the culture than the culture can absorb those are not

00:37:22.300 headlines those are all warning lights and one last thing there was a line buried in all of this

00:37:29.300 in our newsletter today there is a there's a story about preparing the way even if you're

00:37:35.200 not perfect i think this is the most important story of the day okay because none of this is

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00:37:49.680 turns on people who see clearly and act even though they're not perfect not violently not

00:37:56.920 recklessly but deliberately they see it they know what they're supposed to do and they act

00:38:02.900 and they don't allow excuses to get in their way like i don't have the power i don't really know

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00:45:44.040 there are three stories that i was digging into last night as i was preparing for today's show

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00:46:03.460 It's the one thing they all have in common.

00:46:05.420 And they seem disconnected.

00:46:07.300 One, Joe Kent has come out and says he'll testify for the defense of the guy who shot Charlie Kirk because he says Israel.

00:46:16.840 And the FBI just shut down that investigation.

00:46:20.200 It might have been for a reason.

00:46:22.340 There's another story.

00:46:23.480 And this is one of many like this at large and Azerbaijani, a national who came here illegally is now accused of a massive 90 million dollar health care scam in California.

00:46:41.120 And that's happening everywhere. OK. And there is one other story.

00:46:47.680 Oh, the wiretapping, the wiretapping and the way Jack Smith has gone after Donald Trump and all of his allies when he was out of office.

00:47:04.120 Wait, this is much, much bigger than Watergate ever dreamt.

00:47:08.940 That makes it look like Tinker Toys.

00:47:11.680 All three of these have one thing in common.

00:47:14.020 people are either defending those things on one side or they're shrugging going ah

00:47:22.760 so i started looking up where in a life cycle of a republic does shrugging come in and i found

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00:49:01.240 Okay, so I want to talk to you about, you know, you've heard the phrase death by a thousand

00:49:09.680 paper cuts. This is death by a thousand shrugs. We are entering what I believe is either the

00:49:18.580 end phase or the beginning phase of of a story okay might be the last phase of a republic

00:49:25.160 uh and if it is it's the most dangerous yet but looking back into history to see if it's the last

00:49:32.220 step of an empire or republic or the first step into real darkness i don't know but it's what i

00:49:41.480 would like to call moral shrugging and with that comes stacked justifications i don't know if i'll

00:49:47.180 get to that one here, but let me start with moral shrugging. All of our problems, all of them can be

00:49:54.720 turned around pretty easily if we choose. If we all would go, that one matters. I see that lines

00:50:02.480 with principles. That one really matters. Outrage can be corrected. Debate can be had. Lines can be

00:50:09.220 drawn but what's killing us right now is indifference indifference is anesthesia that

00:50:16.960 allows a free society to be operated on without ever waking up what we're seeing

00:50:24.400 what we're sensing right now is really critical citizens are being murdered and raped in our own

00:50:36.820 streets let me let me just give you the reaction um what was it um play uh the cut that i just

00:50:44.300 heard i think it was cut nine this is a chicago alder woman who's blaming um who's blaming uh

00:50:52.660 sheridan sheridan gordon gorman for her own death at the hands of an illegal listen to what

00:50:59.720 this alder woman says well from what i've been told so far right from what police know from

00:51:04.760 from speaking to the students who were with her um it seems she might have that as they were just

00:51:13.180 out you know people go out to the beach all the time right and they go out on the pier they walk

00:51:17.220 around so the kids were out doing normal normal things people do in the neighborhood and it sounds

00:51:22.740 like this might have been a wrong place wrong time running into a person who had a gun they

00:51:27.860 might have startled this person at the end of the pier unintentionally um stop stop stop stop stop

00:51:34.760 so this is not indifference this is worse this is worse this is justification listen what she's

00:51:41.680 saying here's a chicago alder woman who's now just saying might have startled somebody with a gun

00:51:46.980 you're not supposed to have a gun in chicago what do you mean startled somebody with a gun

00:51:50.260 when was the last time you heard anybody on the left just pass by someone with a gun and didn't

00:51:55.600 blame it on the gun and the person with the gun well here's one so clear justification of what

00:52:02.920 happen wrong place wrong time you're blaming her for being at a place where she should be safe

00:52:08.880 wrong place wrong time you know who was there in the wrong place at the wrong time the illegal

00:52:13.020 shouldn't have been there should have been in a completely different country

00:52:16.440 so we have this being said and then all the people that agree with these things shrugging

00:52:25.320 and quite honestly many on our side because we're so damn tired of it we shrug too

00:52:32.840 nothing's going to happen anyway that's extraordinarily dangerous we have corruption

00:52:40.700 deep beyond this deep beyond Watergate theft from the taxpayer that is bigger than all Bernie

00:52:48.820 Madoff scandals ever done combined it's been exposed what's happening what is happening that

00:53:00.260 was my question last night and worse yet why are leaders justifying it this is not just a political

00:53:06.720 problem this is a civilizational warning light so last night i'm like okay so let me go back in

00:53:14.740 history and see if what happens when the average joe begins to shrug off massive corruption and

00:53:21.420 the government doing things it's not supposed to do and people just like whatever well you find it

00:53:29.560 When regimes of any ideology begin to believe they are in a final struggle, something shifts, the rules change, the change, the restraints come off, the norms, the quiet agreements that hold societies together, they're no longer seen as virtues, they're seen as obstacles.

00:53:50.780 Let me take you to the late stages of revolutionary movements in France, French Revolution.

00:53:59.600 Suspicion alone became grounds for imprisonment.

00:54:04.380 Suspicion alone.

00:54:06.320 And all of the language was moral.

00:54:08.600 Justification was survival.

00:54:10.740 The result was what we call the reign of terror.

00:54:14.500 And it went on and on and on at the gallows.

00:54:18.160 I'm sorry, not the gallows, the guillotines.

00:54:20.780 Russia 1917 Bolsheviks move quickly from political opposition to political elimination

00:54:27.820 no debate liquidation within a very short period of time newspapers were shut down

00:54:34.280 dissent was criminalized entire categories of people laid enemies labeled enemies of the state

00:54:39.220 and killed happened in Germany same way in Iran 1979 by the way notice all of these have a

00:54:47.780 collective and or marxist element to all of these revolutions

00:54:54.380 1979 the revolution was sold broadly different factions okay different hopes you had the students

00:55:03.480 marxists and then you had the clerical hardliners you had all of the people in the mosques they all

00:55:11.720 got together. Then the allies became traitors, and courts became instruments, and the revolution

00:55:18.520 devoured all of the Marxists. Different ideology, different languages, same pattern. When a movement

00:55:26.320 believes, listen, the stakes are existential, the opposition is not just wrong, but illegitimate

00:55:34.960 and dangerous, and this might be the last chance to get it right, then restraint is no longer

00:55:42.320 rewarded. Acceleration is. Now, both sides are in that situation. Both sides. We both think

00:55:51.100 if the other side gets into power, we're doomed, right? We both think that.

00:55:55.740 this is where it's not where we are yet it's where we could easily be in the next two election cycles

00:56:07.160 just based on what i'm seeing okay what are the democrat powers saying right now

00:56:12.820 that when they get in there will be trials arrests and we have to stop these people from

00:56:18.460 ever gaining power again we have to teach them a lesson this dehumanizing authoritarian language

00:56:24.980 really began hardcore with teeth in the covid era when doctors and nurses both said you know we

00:56:31.460 should let these people die we shouldn't treat these people because they won't go along with

00:56:35.340 the political mandates and it has gotten much worse and nobody paid for that because with covid

00:56:41.580 we cried out but collectively the whole world went whatever

00:56:47.140 However, when you're hearing language that reframes fellow citizens as threats to democracy, enemies from within, and people who must be dealt with, that's not normal political rhetoric.

00:57:04.320 That's preparatory language.

00:57:06.800 It softens the ground.

00:57:08.020 And let me take one of those.

00:57:09.960 The enemies are within.

00:57:11.380 I use that language when I tell you the Islamists are here.

00:57:14.780 When I say the Islamists are here, the enemy is already here. It's already within our gates. What does that imply? What am I saying with that? We're dead.

00:57:30.160 if we don't pay attention to this and get this ideology out we're dead what else does that imply

00:57:38.520 that if we don't act reasonably now we are going to have i've said it even we will be at war

00:57:46.160 with islamists we will in our own country so when you hear a politician or anybody on the left

00:57:53.580 talk about somebody on the right or the right talk about somebody on the left and they say

00:57:58.840 they're the enemy they're the enemy within you should understand that automatically to people

00:58:04.580 puts you in the state of understanding that this is life or death this is a final battle i hope to

00:58:12.080 deal with it one way but if we have to we'll deal with it another then when legal systems begin to

00:58:17.960 be discussed as tools to correct political outcomes that's a whole nother shift when speech

00:58:24.500 becomes something to regulate, not because it's false, but because it's dangerous to

00:58:30.240 the preferred outcome, you no longer have a debate over ideas.

00:58:34.940 You are in a debate over permission, and that is no longer a free country.

00:58:44.820 It is so outrageous.

00:58:46.860 as i was as i was reading the history and i saw what is is coming our way it was so outrageous to

00:58:57.640 me that it's hard to believe that could even happen here but that's why it has such a good

00:59:04.220 chance of happening here because people will not see or pay attention to the warning signs

00:59:10.160 you know over 10 years ago maybe 15 years ago i clearly stated over and over again we will see

00:59:17.760 the hatreds of the 1930s germany on our own streets and synagogues here in the united states

00:59:25.420 and it will happen faster than people will believe and i was called all kinds of names

00:59:32.360 you're a kook that's crazy it's never going to happen well it's here

00:59:35.520 and it doesn't happen all of a sudden not they're not a sudden coup it's much more insidious and

00:59:43.520 i'm just beginning to understand what i'm calling stacked justifications

00:59:47.520 let me take a pause and i want to talk to you about stack justifications here

00:59:54.720 because i think you will understand how easy you'll understand how your friends have suddenly

01:00:01.240 started to think crazy ass things and you're like how did they get there it's not hard i don't even

01:00:09.180 know if this is this might be something i'm making up but stack justifications let me explain that

01:00:16.980 in 60 seconds first let me tell you about the barna launcher so you're there frozen in a moment

01:00:22.820 of time bad guy approaching you and your family things just got really real and in that moment

01:00:27.000 you have a choice reach one hand down and get the gun that you carry to take care of the situation

01:00:32.340 or reach the other hand down and it's your burner launcher one end up on trial for killing a man

01:00:38.240 probably because if you shoot your shoot to kill or you know incapacitate him until the police can

01:00:44.200 arrive you know and nobody goes to jail except for him if you use the burner launcher this is the

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01:01:42.960 So let me show you how stack justification works. Let's just say on the illegals.

01:01:47.660 most people you know they first started with you know this is families and children in a nation

01:01:53.600 we're a nation of immigrants and we're we love immigrants and we want to take care of people and

01:01:57.720 it's it's fair to give people the chance that you had and your family had okay that that's all

01:02:03.420 reasonable stuff right but that was combined with another stack that starts with guilt you have all

01:02:13.080 this stuff and they don't starts with white guilt you're colonial colonialist which connects to the

01:02:19.980 anti you know capitalist and the marxist and they overthrow the government and that connects to the

01:02:26.460 racist you're a colonialist you're a racist you know and that leads to you're a racist and you're

01:02:32.480 oppressing these people you're the oppressor and they're the oppressed and that leads to

01:02:36.380 The oppressor is always right, even though somebody can be on drugs, committing a crime, yet they're the oppressed.

01:02:46.560 You can say he was just on a pier with a gun, and maybe she shocked him, and so he had to kill her.

01:02:55.620 Wait, he's a criminal.

01:02:57.760 He's been arrested before.

01:02:59.380 He shouldn't have been here in the first place, and he just killed a woman with a gun in Chicago, and you don't care?

01:03:06.380 no oppressor versus the oppressed okay which the oppressor is always the u.s government is always

01:03:15.280 the colonialist system it's capitalism no border goes back all the way to the marxist stuff again

01:03:20.780 and if you're the government then that leads you to say ice is bad okay but you might not believe

01:03:27.820 any of those other things but you'll see one guy in ice and he'll make a mistake and you'll start

01:03:33.920 to say well that i saw that and that's really bad some people can say that i have said that and i'm

01:03:40.680 still not anti-ice because i am not part of this zombie cult and it's hard for you to stay outside

01:03:48.320 of that zombie cult if you're not paying attention so what happens is you say that and then you start

01:03:54.740 being surrounded by those people and you get into arguments with other people about that and you

01:03:58.960 start adopting everything that is stacked up underneath it and all of a sudden you're part

01:04:04.800 of the crowd that is anti-colonialist marxist you're just part of that crowd you're marching

01:04:11.280 with it's how you get people lgbtq to march with palestinians who would never allow their lifestyle

01:04:18.660 in their state never they'll kill you how do you do that you start small stack and you just stack

01:04:27.280 it you know you wouldn't you would not get involved with people who are like you know

01:04:31.700 and the jews they drink the blood of christians they're they're uh they're nothing but a death

01:04:38.880 cult that controls the world and they control all the money okay that's it that's what people think

01:04:45.940 of as anti-semitism 15 years ago okay and it is but then it grows because then well they're

01:04:54.360 war mongers they got us into this war they're responsible for the murder of charlie kirk

01:05:01.240 and you might say well i think they did get us into this war or crazy i think they did

01:05:08.260 kill charlie kirk whatever but once you get into that you are now part of that whole stack

01:05:14.340 and pretty soon you find yourself arguing that it's the jews because they control everything

01:05:19.340 that's that stacked justification this is if you look at how people are using the same kind

01:05:26.680 of thinking and language about jews today that it now feels justified to those people that's

01:05:32.400 stacked justifications so what is coming

01:05:37.620 well if we don't wake up and stop this

01:05:43.860 purges follow this that's why I say I don't know if this is the end of the

01:05:49.920 Republic or last step on the end of the dying Republic or the first step into

01:05:55.080 something that is monstrous because if you look through history the next step

01:06:01.360 is temporary necessary targeted it's always framed that way until the

01:06:08.060 accumulation of all of this becomes irreversible. So where does that lead us and how do we get out?

01:06:16.100 How do you spit yourself out of the system? I'll share that next.

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01:08:00.520 you know we always see things and we read history and we're like how did these people miss this

01:08:18.520 how did the people living at that time not see that what was coming their way because people

01:08:22.560 say the same thing every time it will never go that far not this time it's different this time

01:08:27.480 and it's usually not.

01:08:28.940 So let me tell you the things that you need to watch for,

01:08:31.520 and all these things are happening right now.

01:08:33.860 Let's start with cultural pressure to conform.

01:08:38.660 Is that happening?

01:08:39.300 Not legally, not legally, socially.

01:08:42.300 When silence becomes safer than speaking, okay?

01:08:46.720 Or the next step, language that removes legitimacy from any opposition.

01:08:53.080 They're not wrong, but they shouldn't be allowed.

01:08:55.380 Then the normalization of unequal justice. Similar actions produce wildly different consequences depending on the political alignment. You're seeing that in Chicago right now. Guy with a gun kills a woman on a pier. You know how that ends in Chicago? Not this time because he's an illegal. So now he's the hero.

01:09:17.480 then the last one indifference from the public this is the final stage before i believe acceleration

01:09:26.560 so what do you do about it i don't know who i'm going to talk to in the audience here

01:09:32.380 because not everybody will think this way not everybody will understand it but it's going to

01:09:37.320 take enough of us there has to be enough of us that are willing to say that is unthinkable but

01:09:43.100 possible and i cannot be the quiet one in the crowd when the crowd starts crying for blood left

01:09:50.700 right indifferent it doesn't matter when the world truly goes insane and we have lost it because the

01:09:58.840 crowd is indifferent how do you round up a bunch of people you lie to them and you convince other

01:10:04.880 people that your lies are true and they shrug they they don't show up for one reason or another

01:10:12.240 they just don't show up and then the boots come marching in so how do you prepare because you're

01:10:19.520 not going to be the hero you want to be unless you are living it right now and doing everything

01:10:25.680 you can to live this right now so let me give you and i don't know if i can get to all 12 i'll post

01:10:32.100 these but let me give you a few that you can do right now always tell the truth even in all of

01:10:38.860 the small things. Not the grand, not the heroic truth, just the daily truth. Always tell the

01:10:46.460 truth. Don't repeat something that you haven't verified. Don't nod along in a group when you

01:10:54.800 disagree. Don't soften the reality to avoid discomfort. Now, that doesn't mean you have to

01:11:02.520 be picking fights with people but you're in a group of people just live live not by lies

01:11:08.900 you're in a group of people and they're starting to tell you how charlie kirk was murdered by

01:11:14.440 you know i don't care space aliens you don't have to say you're stupid you just say that's not true

01:11:20.160 that's not true um and um here's why it's not true or if you don't know that it you don't you

01:11:28.060 can't you haven't done your homework on it you can say i highly suspect that is not true i would

01:11:35.880 love to hear your reasoning behind that because i'm going to do my own homework on this but i

01:11:41.160 i doubt that is true okay you must be a road bump okay every time you bend the truth truth to make

01:11:49.900 your life a little bit easier you are rehearsing for surrender and every time you speak it calmly

01:11:56.840 and clearly, you are rehearsing courage. Next thing you have to do, build a tolerance for

01:12:04.840 social friction. Most people don't fear jail because they don't see themselves going to jail.

01:12:10.800 They fear being disliked. Start there. Say something mildly unpopular in a calm setting,

01:12:20.300 not to cause trouble, just to rehearse. Disagree without raising your voice. Hold your ground

01:12:26.480 without needing approval or to win. Just, that's not true. If you can't endure an awkward

01:12:35.080 conversation, you will not be able to endure real pressure. Courage is a muscle. You must

01:12:43.180 practice these things, but you must do it in a peaceful way. Next thing, separate your identity

01:12:51.420 from your tribe. The moment your beliefs are tied to your group's approval, you're owned,

01:12:57.380 you're dead. That's stacked justification. You may come in with one viewpoint that you think

01:13:03.760 is reasonable, but this society now makes it so you must agree with all of it because you're a

01:13:13.880 traitor if you don't. And you will be forever afraid of being exposed, so you go along with it.

01:13:20.420 separate yourself from your tribe criticize your own side when they're wrong defend fairness for

01:13:29.420 people you disagree with refuse to cheer for something just because it benefits your team

01:13:35.460 this builds independence and that's the core of moral stability you have to be independent

01:13:42.820 you have to think for yourself and you have to have the courage to say it

01:13:46.200 number four strengthen your understanding of first principles not talking points

01:13:54.120 principles know things deeply like why free speech matters especially for views you dislike

01:14:03.420 you've you've probably said it a million times if you're my age i'll i strongly disagree but

01:14:09.640 i'll defend with my life you're right to say those things why why would you do that why is

01:14:15.120 free speech important? Why is equal justice important even when it's really inconvenient?

01:14:23.600 Why does due process matter for everyone, including the guilty? If you don't understand

01:14:30.640 why something matters, you will trade it away when it's tested because you won't be able to defend it.

01:14:36.340 next limit your consumption of outrage this is something i am trying to limit my

01:14:44.780 vomiting of outrage on you i am trying to give you perspective and things that you

01:14:50.060 can actually use in your life because i do believe troubled times are coming

01:14:53.920 outrage outrage feels like action but it's not it exhausts you it distorts you it makes

01:15:03.000 makes it feel like everything is urgent. And yet, if everything is urgent, nothing really is urgent

01:15:09.940 or important. So set boundaries on news intake. Seek primary sources over commentary. I say that

01:15:18.600 understanding that I'm a commentator. You're much better off if you could find primary sources

01:15:26.280 to uh to get the news you should get the news from a primary source over me

01:15:33.020 or anybody else but if you do listen to commentary try to listen to the ones that

01:15:41.120 are not pouring gasoline they're trying to be fair and know that you can't really trust them

01:15:46.400 either because not everybody everybody has their own thing okay ask does this affect my actual

01:15:55.440 behavior. Clarity is strength. Constant agitation is weakness. Six, build real-world relationships.

01:16:06.140 Isolation is the breeding ground of fear. You are far less likely to stand alone. You are far more

01:16:13.520 likely to stand with others that are around you that you trust. So know your neighbors, have

01:16:20.280 conversations outside of your echo chamber. Build relationships built on shared values,

01:16:27.640 not just shared opinions. We are building a society on shared opinions. That's death.

01:16:34.300 We have to be shared values and principles. Freedom has always been defended in communities,

01:16:40.520 not in comment sections. Practice self-discipline in unrelated areas. This seems totally disconnected,

01:16:50.280 But the more I think about this one, the more I think it's true.

01:16:53.960 You have to keep your commitments because you remember courage is a muscle.

01:16:58.740 Everything is a muscle.

01:16:59.600 And if you don't exercise it when you're not needing it, it's not going to be there.

01:17:03.800 I can't go run a five-minute mile.

01:17:05.640 I can't go run a 25-minute mile, okay?

01:17:09.040 Because I'm not exercising.

01:17:10.560 I'm not in shape for it.

01:17:13.600 You got to wake up when you say you will.

01:17:17.080 Don't hit the snooze alarm.

01:17:18.740 I did this this morning.

01:17:19.800 I hate that. Do difficult things that have no reward, no external reward, because discipline

01:17:27.480 in small areas becomes the backbone in large ones. If you can't control your habits, you will not be

01:17:34.000 able to control your fear. And fear is going to play a big role, I believe, in the future. Look

01:17:40.300 how it's already shaping the markets. Nobody knows what's going to happen to the oil markets,

01:17:45.240 and it's shaping the markets get comfortable with risk incrementally courage is not recklessness

01:17:54.160 it's calibrated risk start small say what you believe when it costs you just a little bit

01:18:01.680 take a position without knowing the outcome accept that not everybody in the room is not

01:18:09.760 going to approve, but don't make enemies. You have to train your nervous system to understand

01:18:16.360 I can survive discomfort. I'll be okay. Nine, refuse dehumanization on all sides. The fastest

01:18:24.980 way a society loses its moral footing is when people become categories. It's the Jews. It's

01:18:32.480 the Democrats. It's the Trumpers. Don't reduce people to labels. Don't assume motives without

01:18:39.600 some evidence. Demand evidence. When somebody says something outrageous, it could be true.

01:18:47.900 And if it's true, it's a huge news story. But if it's not true, it's completely reckless and

01:18:52.900 dangerous. Demand evidence. Don't celebrate punishment without due process, especially on

01:19:00.660 your own side. The moment you justify it for them, it will be used on you. Ten, anchor yourself in

01:19:08.880 something higher than politics. If politics is your highest value, you're going to justify anything

01:19:14.400 to win. History is filled with people who did terrible things for the greater good. Anchor deeper

01:19:21.760 faith, moral philosophy, some code that doesn't change with elections. That's what will keep

01:19:30.620 you crossing lines that you cannot ever uncross 11 study history not the headlines study history

01:19:38.400 i have been trying to take all of the stories every day and i look at them before i come up i

01:19:45.640 go and i search is there anything parallel in history what does this story tell us if it

01:19:49.980 happened historically before because patterns repeat details change but patterns repeat

01:19:55.920 make it a habit to understand how societies lost their freedom how ordinary people rationalized

01:20:04.840 crazy things how quickly it accelerated not to become cynical but to become aware so you don't

01:20:11.960 fit in that pattern anymore awareness shortens the distance between warning and action

01:20:17.740 and 12 decide who you are right now decide in advance what lines you will not cross this is

01:20:25.540 probably the most important one because in the moment you're going to negotiate with yourself

01:20:30.220 well it's just this one time well it's not so bad so decide right now what will you never ever say

01:20:39.500 what will you never ever support what will you never ever turn a blind eye to

01:20:46.320 pre-decision removes all hesitation and hesitation is where most people are lost

01:20:54.100 it's that moment where you're like ah and somebody goes come on okay don't hesitate

01:21:00.700 in the end it's not going to come down to one grand cinematic moment it's going to come down

01:21:06.920 to thousands of quiet decisions made by people who no one ever expected to matter

01:21:14.180 you can either be somebody who shrugs and goes well nothing i can do about it so i'm not paying

01:21:20.380 attention to it. Ah, it doesn't matter. Everybody's doing it. Or people, one of the people who

01:21:26.360 practiced when it was really easy so they could stand when it wasn't easy. Because when that

01:21:32.420 moment comes, you will not rise to the occasion. You will only fall to the level of your preparation.

01:21:43.060 Back in a minute.

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01:23:06.740 everything. Just enough to stand shoulder to shoulder. Glenn Beck is back in a minute.

01:23:29.920 you know who one of the bravest people i think out there right now in politics is

01:23:35.640 john fetterman you want to say living courage every day a little bit small stupid ways every

01:23:43.800 day doesn't make a difference where do you think john fetterman this is just a theory here

01:23:47.360 where do you think john fetterman gets his courage has he rehearsed his courage may i just suggest

01:23:54.740 there's a possibility he has rehearsed his courage every single day that he puts on a sweatshirt and

01:24:03.480 stupid pants and stupid shoes to go to work where everybody else is wearing a tie and i have

01:24:09.800 criticized him for that you know there are some things you need to conform to but he never has

01:24:15.300 and he doesn't care what anyone says so when he gets to a big thing he's already lived that life

01:24:21.300 I don't care what you say I don't care I don't care I don't care what the norms are I don't care

01:24:26.040 what my party is doing I don't care I believe that this is me this is what I believe and I think

01:24:32.880 that small step of him exercising that courage in that very small way is actually what built him

01:24:40.360 into the man where he'll get up and defy his own party because this is taking tremendous courage

01:24:47.660 he's like 71 points negative with his own party right now he doesn't seem to care

01:24:54.720 and he'll go to work someplace else in the same clothes he's going to work in the senate

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01:27:01.700 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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01:27:08.700 Hello, America.

01:27:10.400 So I started the program today.

01:27:12.180 If you missed any of it's been a really good program, you should go back and listen to the whole podcast.

01:27:17.640 You can get it at glenbeck.com slash torch, the whole thing, including the insider extra information.

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01:27:25.900 Listen to it in the long form today because there's a lot of really good information in it.

01:27:29.820 But I started with the 15 points that Donald Trump is trying to negotiate for and the response from Iran or what they're saying they're negotiating for.

01:27:40.100 But we don't even know who we're negotiating with.

01:27:42.180 So, the point of this is there's nothing that you can do about anything right now because we don't know the facts on who we're even negotiating with.

01:27:55.140 So, I honestly don't understand why oil went down in price when he came out and said, I deliver the 15 points and blah, blah, blah.

01:28:04.160 It's kind of wishing and hoping.

01:28:06.160 I'm glad it did.

01:28:07.360 But there are some things about the price of oil and the price of gas that I don't really understand.

01:28:14.320 I think I do.

01:28:15.420 But I wanted to bring Carol Roth in.

01:28:17.460 She is our go-to on the economy.

01:28:21.540 We are energy independent, right?

01:28:23.940 We're oil independent.

01:28:25.720 We make enough oil.

01:28:27.020 We're shipping oil overseas.

01:28:29.040 Then why are we affected by gas prices?

01:28:32.420 Why, when oil is going through the roof, why doesn't our price stay stable?

01:28:37.360 it's a good explanation i've asked carol to explain this to us and she'll do that here in

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01:30:21.120 Carol, there's several things I want to talk to you about.

01:30:23.120 The first one that I don't understand is why oil dropped so dramatically,

01:30:28.760 why everything is uh as stable as it is when really we have no news we don't know who we're

01:30:35.920 negotiating with um iran came out with horrible demands that seem insane we came out with our 15

01:30:44.320 point plan for peace but the world kind of went okay you know what this is good and the price of

01:30:50.180 oil went down which is great but what are they basing this on well first glenn i just like

01:30:56.060 everyone to know that in addition to a background in finance, business, and economics, I have seen

01:31:02.100 both seasons of Landman. So I feel like this is right in my sweet spot to be able to explain to

01:31:07.900 everybody. Right. No. Right. I got it. I got it. Good. Good. So the headline that is hitting the

01:31:13.780 markets, and you have to remember that markets react to immediate news. You know, they look out

01:31:21.360 long term kind of, but they do tend to go kind of minute to minute, you know, when you're looking

01:31:28.120 at it at any point in time. So the news that came out on CNBC is that Iran signaled safe passage

01:31:35.480 for, quote, non-hostile ships through the Strait of Hormuz. So the market is interpreting that,

01:31:42.920 whether it's true or not, but in this moment of time, that there is going to be more opening

01:31:50.240 And particularly for countries that it may be well aligned with, especially Asia, who is very much affected by the non-travel of ships through this critical junction, there has been at least the interpretation of a signal that that is going to open up somewhat.

01:32:10.160 But so they're perceiving that is OK, things are moving in the right direction, that, you

01:32:16.400 know, there may be more transportation going through.

01:32:18.900 And that is what is feeding into prices across the markets today, starting with that drop

01:32:25.560 in oil, whether it's true or not.

01:32:27.840 OK, so here's where, you know, I said earlier today, look, there's nothing you can do because

01:32:32.660 we don't know.

01:32:33.820 So this is something be aware of, but just don't worry about it because you don't know

01:32:37.820 if it's going to get really bad or it's going to get really good.

01:32:40.160 We have no idea.

01:32:41.800 Everybody is just speculating.

01:32:43.920 And so when you look at the price of oil, I just don't want to be on this roller coaster every day going, oh, it's good.

01:32:50.140 It's good.

01:32:50.500 Everything's getting better.

01:32:51.320 And then tomorrow, no, it's all going to fall apart.

01:32:53.740 It's going to be $250 a barrel because they don't know what they're talking about.

01:32:58.200 It's just speculation.

01:33:00.000 Is that accurate?

01:33:00.780 It is entirely speculation.

01:33:03.780 and you have all of these Wall Street houses that are coming out with their predictions,

01:33:08.960 which are forming the consensus of what people are thinking on Wall Street.

01:33:14.840 And it's based on a guess.

01:33:16.700 And that's going to move from moment to moment based on what happens.

01:33:21.100 And by the way, it's like a choose-your-own-adventure book,

01:33:24.580 but there's like 17 different paths to go down.

01:33:27.720 And depending on which path one person goes down, another 17 open up.

01:33:32.040 So we don't know.

01:33:32.980 there's a great clip that's going around social media this morning with people asking kids on

01:33:37.380 spring break you know about what's going on in Iran they have absolutely no idea that's kind of

01:33:42.620 everybody's best bet at least for the short term because it's going to drive you crazy otherwise

01:33:47.320 can I tell you do you remember you remember the Gulf War the first Gulf War and I remember what

01:33:54.140 was his name Bernie somebody on CNN um the anchor Bernie he was I think he was over in Kuwait

01:34:02.180 when that started going and they were showing the footage and the green missiles and the lights and

01:34:08.120 everything else it was night vision and we were watching it on tv the difference between what we

01:34:13.640 see on tv now and what we saw back then we were actually getting news i don't think we're getting

01:34:20.700 news we're just getting opinions all the time and opinions i'm so sick of a i'm an opinion guy carol

01:34:26.980 i am so sick of people like me who are just talking out there but they have no idea they're

01:34:33.580 guessing like everybody else but it's not fair for you to put yourself in the same category because

01:34:38.940 you actually you know give caveats use information you educate yourself so they're at least informed

01:34:45.960 opinions the the difference that we have between back then i think i was in high school back then

01:34:51.140 is that we didn't have social media.

01:34:54.080 So now everybody who was an expert on tariffs last week

01:34:59.180 is now an expert on Iran and geopolitics this week.

01:35:03.220 Next week, they're going to be an expert on AI.

01:35:06.080 And you're just hearing all of the noise

01:35:08.760 that everybody feels empowered to just put out into the universe.

01:35:14.000 You know, we used to have diaries, write down our thoughts.

01:35:16.840 Now we just say, hey, we want everybody to know everything we're thinking.

01:35:19.980 There is, there is, there is no off filter and it is, it's overwhelming.

01:35:24.560 It really is.

01:35:25.460 Yeah.

01:35:26.000 It's really not, it's really not helpful.

01:35:27.940 I mean, we do it to ourselves.

01:35:28.700 I'm not talking about, you know, regulating anybody or anything like that.

01:35:31.300 I'm just like, regulate yourself.

01:35:32.720 There's this, I just turn it off because it's like, it's not useful.

01:35:35.960 It's just not useful.

01:35:37.440 I love that line, regulate yourself.

01:35:40.860 Right.

01:35:41.300 Right. So the one question that I keep hearing from from insiders is we are supposedly energy

01:35:50.580 independent. We are supposedly drill, baby drill. Why is this affecting us so much? Why do we care

01:35:57.380 about the oil that is coming through the strait? We are supposedly independent.

01:36:03.380 Yeah. Explain that.

01:36:04.760 There are two reasons for it, and I'm going to use an analogy to explain the first. So

01:36:09.760 So basically, the headline is that we're oil independent on paper, but not in reality.

01:36:16.260 And the analogy I would use, yeah, I'm going to use a, we're going to be baking apple pies.

01:36:21.060 Do you like apple pie, Glenn?

01:36:22.700 I love apple pies.

01:36:24.000 Okay.

01:36:24.340 So we're going to be baking 100 apple pies for our business.

01:36:27.980 And it's going to require about eight medium-sized apples for each of our pies.

01:36:32.460 So we need 800 apples, okay?

01:36:34.440 And we just took in a delivery of 800 apples.

01:36:38.340 So are we set to bake our pies?

01:36:42.520 Wait, I was, I'm sorry.

01:36:44.280 I literally was just thinking about pies.

01:36:47.040 I'm sorry.

01:36:47.600 You caught me really off.

01:36:48.820 I started thinking about pies and how much I love pies.

01:36:51.740 So I'm sorry.

01:36:52.980 Repeat it one more time.

01:36:54.480 We got our delivery.

01:36:55.580 We need, we need 800 apples.

01:36:57.280 We got a delivery of 800 apples.

01:36:59.340 Can we bake our 100 pies?

01:37:02.020 If, if they're the right apples and some of them, they're all good.

01:37:06.300 Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing.

01:37:07.500 So that's it.

01:37:08.140 So we got a delivery, and we got about, you know, 400 Granny Smith and Honeycrisp, which are great.

01:37:14.060 They're going to go in.

01:37:14.760 Your pie is going to be delicious.

01:37:16.340 But for the other pies, the other 400, we got Red Delicious.

01:37:20.800 And Red Delicious apples aren't really good for anything.

01:37:23.720 They're definitely not good for baking.

01:37:25.940 They get all mealy.

01:37:27.020 You wouldn't want to use them.

01:37:28.260 Nobody would ever buy our pies again.

01:37:30.300 So unfortunately, we have 800 apples, but we can't use them all for the pies.

01:37:35.780 We have to use some of them for something else.

01:37:37.420 So it's the same thing with oil. There are different grades and types of oil. They have

01:37:43.220 different properties. And the refineries in the U.S. are set up to handle efficiently only certain

01:37:51.140 types of oil. So we have a mismatch between what it is that we're producing and what the refiners

01:37:58.740 can handle, which means that even though on paper it looks like if you look at the numbers that

01:38:04.740 we're energy independent we are still producing heavily we're exporting heavily and we are

01:38:11.800 importing at the same time okay so so we make are we mainly light sweet crude so we are we heavily

01:38:22.100 produce the light and sweet crude but our refineries the majority of those are set up to

01:38:29.100 most efficiently process the heavy and sour the light which is what we get from the middle east

01:38:35.900 yeah well i think we get a lot of it from canada we get it from venezuela you know we get it from

01:38:41.320 different places um but you know it's the density is the light versus uh the heavy and the sweet

01:38:48.060 versus the sour rate um is about you know how much uh sulfur is in it so the corrosiveness the

01:38:53.600 processing and all of that so there's this mismatch just like we had the mismatch for

01:38:58.420 the apples in our pie. Now, that's only one piece of it. The other piece of it is that there is

01:39:03.260 global market pricing. So even though we have this, you know, theoretically proprietary oil

01:39:10.940 supply, the pricing happens on a global basis. And so somebody who's over, let's say, in Asia,

01:39:18.540 if the oil in their region, let's say, is $30 higher than what it is here, and it costs them

01:39:25.780 like $7 a barrel to transport it, they're still going to be better off. There's a $23 difference

01:39:32.420 between that $30 and the extra to transport it. So that means they're going to bid up the lower

01:39:37.540 prices and you're going to close the gap due to financial arbitrage. So basically, if you think

01:39:44.220 about it, the price is global, the refinery needs are very specific, and who loses on both sides of

01:39:51.020 that the consumer okay so this would be i mean if you're a marxist this would be an argument you

01:39:57.480 would make and say well that's why the refineries and the oil itself have to be owned by the united

01:40:03.560 states because then it's not in that that free market system and we can keep the oil at us

01:40:08.320 you know all of this is a lie you'd still have the mismatch so it still wouldn't work out anyway

01:40:13.300 right okay all right um um can i ask you i read somewhere that uh texas is the oil industry i got

01:40:24.580 this from landman too i love that but um texas it's not it's not it's not gearing up like it's a

01:40:32.000 big crazy you know run on oil and we're you know about to see a big oil boom in texas is that true

01:40:40.080 and if it is, why? Yeah, so that's true today. If you are a seasoned oil professional, just like

01:40:47.360 a professional in any other industry, you're going to make your long-term investments based

01:40:52.640 on long-term decisions, not based on a crisis situation. You want to look at the long-term

01:40:58.700 trends. And things have shifted a lot in the last 15 years in terms of capital discipline,

01:41:06.000 the desire for cash returns, focuses on balance sheets. So the reward comes from that discipline,

01:41:14.660 not growth at any cost. So before you may have seen, you know, kind of that wildcat mindset,

01:41:21.000 like let's just go drill everywhere. Right now, the, you know, the powers that be the investors,

01:41:27.000 the management, they're trying to drive their gains through efficiency and technology instead

01:41:34.860 of just having a drilling frenzy. So there has been this shift, and so they're going to take a

01:41:40.200 long-term view on this. Obviously, if this is something that, God forbid, you see a lot of

01:41:45.560 oil infrastructure that's damaged around the world and things shift substantially over time,

01:41:52.640 I think that that calculus will come into play. But again, we've watched Landman, so it looks

01:41:58.980 very easy there. We're just going to go out and wildcat and get it done. But in reality,

01:42:03.280 you know they're really running the numbers being disciplined and focusing on you know cash capital

01:42:09.120 discipline and balance sheet control you know it's funny because i got the exact opposite message

01:42:13.320 from land man i i got the gas is so unbelievably cheap for what it takes to get that out of the

01:42:19.740 ground what these guys do i am one of my you know my nephew worked as one of the guys on the rigs

01:42:26.620 and i'm like i call him all the time was it like this and he's like oh my gosh every bit and more

01:42:32.760 like that wow um yeah so anyway okay carol hang on just a second let me take a one minute break

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01:43:48.860 so um neil ferguson i think is a pretty brilliant guy um historian also you know economics guy

01:44:10.160 um and he has just said brace yourself uh a recession is coming the war in iran is choking

01:44:17.620 global energy supply history show shocks like this rarely end without a recession that'd be

01:44:22.420 very very bad for the republicans and politics in america um how do you see it carol yes it would

01:44:30.640 be very bad for everyone and uh i read uh neil ferguson's piece as well and i thought that he

01:44:37.080 made some very interesting points um that are true and that increases the the possibility of

01:44:46.420 a recession, but doesn't necessarily make it probable. So I think that he's right. Energy

01:44:52.640 shocks obviously matter. They ripple through households. They create issues with costs for

01:44:59.680 food, industrial costs. They influence how central banks react. If you look back historically,

01:45:06.300 as he points out, in many recessions, they have been an underpinning factor. I think that the one

01:45:15.380 area where I would take issue, and I would say, like you said, Niall Ferguson is brilliant. He

01:45:21.300 is a historian, but I don't think he is an economic historian. And so he's got his toolkit

01:45:28.780 that he's showing off, but where he may not be as well-versed is in what, you know, fiscally

01:45:37.500 the U.S. looked like in the time periods he was looking at, you know, like the 1970s versus today.

01:45:44.680 And the U.S. looks absolutely nothing today like it did back then, right, in terms of the mix of goods and services in the economy, in terms of the overall national debt.

01:45:59.880 I mean, the national debt back then was like half a trillion dollars.

01:46:04.260 The debt to GDP was like 30% versus 120% today.

01:46:10.740 Deficits were, you know, like 1% to 2% of GDP versus 6% today.

01:46:17.680 And then one of the really big things is that we were a net creditor to the world.

01:46:21.820 Now we're the biggest net debtor to the world.

01:46:24.160 So the entire fiscal underpinning is different, which means we have to kind of look at not only, you know, what happens to our economy, but the decisions that would be made by the administration, which, you know, were kind of tenuous anyway, could those get accelerated and what would that mean?

01:46:46.180 So I think in terms of his recession prediction, if you look at, you know, what many economists are thinking right now, this definitely increases the possibility.

01:46:58.000 I think that, you know, 25 to 30 percent is kind of where most folks are in terms of, which is, you know, obviously not the majority likelihood of what happens.

01:47:07.860 Right. I think personally, and, you know, this may not be. Oh, go ahead. Stagflation. We can come back to it if you want.

01:47:16.180 Okay. Let me have you back, Carol.

01:47:18.520 We can talk about stagflation, because I think that is a really important thing.

01:47:22.400 Maybe we can reschedule you tomorrow or Friday and have you on and talk about that.

01:47:27.260 Carol, thank you so much. Appreciate it.

01:47:29.180 Thanks, Carol.

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01:49:15.120 let me go to christy uh she's on our vip torch insider line hello christy how can i help you

01:49:40.700 Hi, Glenn. Thanks for taking my call. I really appreciate it.

01:49:47.780 I was listening to you talk about identity, and it's really important that people anchor themselves in who they are by their principles.

01:49:58.020 So I'm really grateful that you brought that up, because every label that's being projected, racist, Democrat, Republican, MAGA, liberal, whatever the label is, when we take it upon ourselves and actually make that our identity above our common humanity, that's when we're lost.

01:50:22.540 Yeah, I think you're exactly right.

01:50:25.260 yeah well christy thank you for calling in i think you're exactly right i mean the the only

01:50:31.380 um label that you know that really matter dad parent human christian um american maybe um but

01:50:45.660 those are all rooted in principles or biology um but all of them should be rooted in in principles

01:50:54.320 you know when you go into party my gosh the parties have no principles the party's principle

01:50:59.960 is win the next election that's their only principle and that's by design it's not a

01:51:04.240 bad mouthing them but it's just that's the way it is and there's no principles in that one thanks

01:51:09.700 for your call i um there's a couple of stories that i if i have time i want to get to all three

01:51:14.280 of them here but the first one you know do you ever read stories where you you read them and it

01:51:20.560 just you like have to put the phone down for a minute because you're like okay that one i have

01:51:25.800 so many questions about this one i don't even know where to begin um there's a story that i read

01:51:32.100 yesterday that i thought am i the lazy one here and it revolves around a guy who is a professional

01:51:42.940 Cornhole player

01:51:44.820 There's stop number one

01:51:48.340 But I'm going to move on

01:51:49.200 A professional cornhole player

01:51:52.580 Who is also a quadruple amputee

01:51:56.080 Okay, I tie those two together

01:51:59.360 And I could be there for 20 minutes

01:52:00.580 But let me add

01:52:01.480 He's been charged with murder

01:52:04.060 Okay

01:52:06.180 After allegedly shooting a man

01:52:09.500 While driving

01:52:12.500 i put the phone down and i'm like i don't think i understand life anymore i don't what

01:52:19.240 can we slow down here for a second i mean not for dramatic effect but i mean i my brain needs

01:52:26.580 to catch up those are things many of those things should not physically be possible

01:52:31.120 no arms no legs no hands no fingers and yet he's a professional cornhole player

01:52:38.920 who's in the car operating the vehicle getting into an argument producing a firearm

01:52:49.960 and then firing two shots i mean at some point the law of physics you know just you know they're

01:52:57.900 not bending they've packed the bag and they've moved out they're nowhere to see i don't even

01:53:01.820 understand he pulled a gun how how did he pull a gun how did he pull a gun where was the gun how

01:53:06.060 did he pull it was it a surprise meanwhile somewhere in america there is a guy right now

01:53:14.060 that's lying on a couch going i'm so i'm so oppressed i just don't think i could get out

01:53:22.340 today i mean i just don't i you know what after reading that story you don't have a right you

01:53:31.200 really don't you know you don't even have the right to say I'm too tired I'm overwhelmed really

01:53:36.580 really really I couldn't find my keys really because there's a guy who figured out how to

01:53:43.180 drive and shoot without having anything typically associated with driving or shooting at this point

01:53:50.960 i mean honestly that i feel but he's a murderer obviously but what else can he do i mean can he

01:54:03.180 assemble ikea furniture wouldn't that be great and how is he beating you at pickleball i mean

01:54:09.500 this is the gold medalist of murderers uh and i think that is i mean i want to see it i want to

01:54:18.240 see how all of this happened and on top of it he's a professional cornhole player which raises a

01:54:24.800 whole set of new questions and frankly i'm not prepared to ask uh today or maybe even in this

01:54:29.760 lifetime so i'm gonna move on from that but i really you know how this happened he's in his car

01:54:38.620 he's driving along he's got two friends in the back another friend sitting in the seat next to

01:54:44.620 he's driving remember no legs no arms and he's driving and he gets into an argument

01:54:53.980 and then he reaches for and grabs i don't know how his gun he shoots the person in the other seat

01:55:02.520 and then he pulls over and the people in the back are freaking out and they're like dude you just

01:55:08.400 shot him and he's like yeah i know you got to help me get the body out of the car and they're like

01:55:13.280 no we're not and they get out of the car he pulls he pulls out i mean there's one thing i guess he

01:55:20.920 couldn't do he can he can throw beanbags into holes but he can't drag the body out he can shoot

01:55:26.540 somebody while driving i mean somewhere there's a little league coach that is screaming at a kid

01:55:31.500 right now going use your arms and the kid is going well apparently that's you know that's optional

01:55:35.760 maybe i don't have to i mean we really need to redefine the word and look at the word disabled

01:55:42.400 uh you know we might need a staff meeting on that one because if this guy can do all of this

01:55:47.420 you know and commit the crime i mean what the hell are we doing with our lives we have people

01:55:55.260 who can't answer emails people who need three days to recover from a zoom call people say i just i

01:56:02.680 just don't feel seen today seen this guy's out there doing things that the human body's not even

01:56:09.360 designed to do again none of this excuses anything crime is crime it's serious it's tragic but

01:56:14.640 i mean if a guy with no arms and no legs can figure out how to drive a car compete professionally

01:56:19.480 and navigate the world at that level and then shoot somebody i mean what exactly is your excuse

01:56:25.880 i promise you tomorrow morning when your alarm goes off

01:56:29.780 you think about hitting snooze don't do it don't do it somewhere in the back of your mind

01:56:36.120 a little voice is going to whisper really you've got all your limbs and this is where you draw the

01:56:42.460 line really this guy he lost his legs i guess when he was 10 months old some sort of an infection or

01:56:51.160 something lost his legs in his arms at 10 years old and he was determined nothing's going to stop

01:56:55.260 me the law should have been maybe something that stopped him you know but uh i'm fascinated by this

01:57:02.780 guy absolutely fascinated by him i how'd that happen another story open ai has ended their

01:57:16.040 disney partnership as it is closing sora the video making app now disney is the most litigious

01:57:26.880 company on planet earth and for a reason

01:57:29.960 universal back in the 1920s

01:57:34.840 um walt disney had oswald the rabbit and it became a big deal not the size of mickey mouse

01:57:42.400 but close oswald the rabbit and he was making it for universal he was young and universal and

01:57:50.100 everybody else is screwing him and so he realizes you know i got to get out they're screwing me i

01:57:54.740 gotta do i gotta do this on my own and so uh he leaves and as he quits and they're like what are

01:58:02.300 you gonna do walt and he's like i'm taking oswald and i'm going elsewhere he's already quit and

01:58:07.000 they're like huh that's interesting because um you don't own the rights to oswald the rabbit

01:58:11.900 he's like but it's mine they're like no you were working for us when you did that so it's ours

01:58:16.360 so he decided then and there i've got a lawyer up on everything nobody's ever gonna own anything

01:58:22.900 And by the way, he got the, well, he didn't, you know, they got the rights back to Oswald, the rabbit 15 or 20 years ago. Um, they wanted Al Michaels to move over to ABC. Um, no NBC wanted Al Michaels to move from ABC, um, and do sports for NBC.

01:58:47.040 and he was an abc guy and uh so universal nbc calls up abc disney and says we want al michaels

01:58:56.740 and they said over our dead body he's under a big contract and they said we'll pay anything

01:59:00.400 anything they charged an arm and a leg no offense to our cornhole player but charged an arm and a

01:59:08.140 leg and said and we want the rights to oswald the rabbit back and they actually transferred the

01:59:16.020 rights so al michaels could go to uh nbc but anyway so they're very litigious and have been

01:59:22.120 forever when they partnered with sara i thought it was really interesting because they had made

01:59:30.160 a deal with sara it's this this video generator this ai um video generation app where you could

01:59:38.460 take you know iron man or mickey mouse and you could get the rights to make a short film using

01:59:47.920 those images completely anti-disney and i thought my gosh what has happened

01:59:55.420 everybody's freaking out in hollywood about this kind of you know get rid of all of our jobs yeah

02:00:02.580 yeah it is oh you care now uh um but they're all freaking out i don't know why open ai i mean it

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02:00:17.520 you're going to be able to make movies and everything else and now suddenly chat gpt just

02:00:21.800 canceled this and says no more and disney says nope no more of that don't know why they didn't

02:00:28.620 say why um but is it i mean was hollywood just freaking out too much did disney cross the line

02:00:38.920 were they hurting their friends in hollywood those bastards i hate them for that

02:00:44.560 i wonder if they could play cornhole with no arms or legs probably not more in just a second let me

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02:02:06.620 some say the bubbles in an arrow truffle piece can take 34 seconds to melt in your mouth

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02:02:23.200 And back.

02:02:44.260 Hey, Jason, I just heard you talking to the insiders.

02:02:46.400 Can you give us that breaking news on Iran?

02:02:49.420 They apparently have responded.

02:02:51.900 They responded.

02:02:53.120 They rejected the U.S. peace proposal,

02:02:55.260 and they came back with five counter-proposals.

02:02:59.760 Do you want to hear those?

02:03:01.340 Oh, yeah, I do.

02:03:02.300 By the way, I don't know who's actually responding to this

02:03:04.640 because they're on their D team right now,

02:03:06.820 and most of them are denying talking,

02:03:09.020 so I don't even know who this is.

02:03:10.480 Their conditions include, number one,

02:03:12.220 immediate end to attacks and assassinations inside the country,

02:03:16.400 That's not going to happen.

02:03:17.940 Number two, establishment of concrete guarantees against future U.S. attacks.

02:03:23.460 Hang on just a second.

02:03:24.260 I can't stop but thinking, Sarah, what was that guy's name?

02:03:28.380 You know, Greg on the barbarian or whatever.

02:03:32.540 Get your troops out from Zanzibar.

02:03:34.760 What was that guy's name for all those years ago?

02:03:36.540 Gadon the American.

02:03:37.580 Gadon the American.

02:03:38.860 Do we still have Gadon the American?

02:03:40.640 See if you can find that.

02:03:42.060 Let me tell you, Barack.

02:03:43.000 Anyway, yeah, let me tell you something here.

02:03:46.400 All right.

02:03:46.740 Anyway, go ahead.

02:03:48.920 So immediate attacks, guarantees against future attacks.

02:03:53.140 Number three, clear determination and guaranteed payment for war damage.

02:03:58.760 No.

02:03:59.220 That's not going to happen.

02:04:00.220 No, that's going to happen.

02:04:01.620 Number four.

02:04:01.980 This is pretty much what they said earlier.

02:04:05.180 But we don't know who this person is.

02:04:06.860 We have no idea.

02:04:07.700 We have no idea.

02:04:10.040 All right.

02:04:10.800 Let me ask you something else.

02:04:12.020 I want to tell you.

02:04:12.520 I was driving in today and I don't know who the clown is on CNBC,

02:04:16.460 but I've been saying,

02:04:17.700 you know,

02:04:18.200 this week,

02:04:18.780 look,

02:04:19.220 you want to understand the war.

02:04:20.180 Stop listening to the knuckleheads who are just talking politics.

02:04:23.440 Start,

02:04:24.380 follow the oil,

02:04:25.980 follow the oil money.

02:04:26.820 Cause you will be able to understand a little bit more when you see what big

02:04:32.280 money is doing in the longterm,

02:04:34.700 what they actually believe is going to happen.

02:04:36.600 Cause there's no facts out there.

02:04:37.880 It's all just opinions,

02:04:38.920 speculation.

02:04:40.060 Um,

02:04:40.600 so I'm listening to it.

02:04:41.920 driving in and uh the host says to the co-host the female co-host he says uh you know as i turn

02:04:49.760 on the car he says uh you know donald trump i mean he has such he has no credibility with everybody

02:04:56.260 i mean everybody i'm talking to everybody we all believe iran more than we believe donald trump

02:05:02.260 i mean what does that say you know and she's like i don't think that's true and he's like oh come on

02:05:08.740 you're hearing that i mean in in all of our circles all we're hearing is you know that

02:05:14.340 iran has more credibility i mean i i i believe i believe iran much more than i believe donald

02:05:20.660 trump uh you know and she's like but you're not taking their side and he's he just keeps digging

02:05:26.740 and he's like well no not but i i mean i would defend them well i mean i wouldn't defend them

02:05:31.400 but he just got trapped in this hole uh and it was it was absolutely insane and then they did

02:05:38.540 a guest and he comes back right after he's like i'm only hearing this on i mean it's not my friend

02:05:42.860 i'm only hearing this on on twitter and she's like x and he's like yeah i'm completely unrelatable

02:05:47.500 yeah i guess on x i'm hearing that but it's everywhere on x it's everywhere on x well no

02:05:52.420 it's not everywhere on x it is on russia today have you seen what john brennan uh did do we

02:06:00.160 have this audio play this this is john brennan mr russiagate guy on msnbc and it's being retweeted

02:06:09.540 by russia today listen of iran like they are an authoritarian regime who's known to lie but like

02:06:17.060 i'm confused what is going on help me calm me down well i tend to believe iran more than i do

02:06:22.700 because he could not acknowledge the truth even when it is he's slapped in the face with it

02:06:28.700 repeatedly and it's clear that you know he is flailing right now he's trying to figure out how

02:06:34.180 he's going to get out of this debacle that he has created and so he's going to make these claims

02:06:38.420 about negotiations that the iranians now are sending signals that they really want to make a

02:06:43.200 deal and indicates that so that's who is this guy from cnbc has to be hanging is that joy reed or i

02:06:50.040 don't know who that is and then brennan the guy who has absolutely no credibility and i think

02:06:56.180 they're still planning on coming after, there's breaking news today about how much trouble

02:07:00.300 he's in again.

The Glenn Beck Program - March 25, 2026

Death by a Thousand Shrugs： Glenn's Warning for America ｜ Guest： Carol Roth ｜ 3⧸25⧸26

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