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00:01:46.600 this is the glenn beck program hello america welcome to the glenn beck program yesterday there

00:01:56.760 was a uh confidential top secret briefing in washington a few of my friends were in attendance

00:02:04.760 none of them will tell me exactly what happened but they will tell you that they were confused

00:02:11.960 and this should not happen in an intelligence briefing this this this is top secret in a skiff you walk in

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00:02:30.740 there listening to the director of national intelligence giving you everything we know

00:02:35.800 you should not walk out of that room confused unless our administration is confused

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00:04:17.760 we go to senator mike lee hello senator how are you sir doing great thank you very much glenn um i want

00:04:25.620 to give you a couple of uh uh headlines u.s intercepts four russian warplanes yesterday near alaska

00:04:32.800 the next headline uh u.s warns it will defend the philippines after chinese laser was shot uh at their coast

00:04:42.320 guard um uh let's see here uh norway wrote uh warns of growing importance of russian nuclear deterrent uh

00:04:52.300 china's president z uh conveyed his support yesterday for iran during uh a visit from the first visit from

00:05:00.680 the iranian uh prime minister uh we are we we are not in good shape do you and members of the

00:05:12.180 intelligence uh committee have any idea what's going on well we know some things are going on we know

00:05:21.360 certain things are happening but there's a whole lot we don't know and in particular there's a whole

00:05:26.520 lot we don't know about the so-called objects brought down by fighter jets firing missiles over

00:05:33.340 the weekend and that was the focus of yesterday's classified briefing okay so mike we we hear balloons

00:05:41.580 we hear that they now the pentagon came out yesterday after your briefing and said well you know what it's

00:05:48.440 nothing these are probably just commercial balloons but we have the canadians sending out the hazmat

00:05:55.560 teams to look for this and we hear this morning that they are uaps which i guess could be balloons but

00:06:05.140 usually those are you know uh something solid these were the size of of cars and they weren't balloons

00:06:12.820 they were metal is that true yeah so first of all we don't really know what they are i i don't know

00:06:20.860 how they claim now to know what their nature is whether they're commercial military or from some

00:06:29.900 other origin because they haven't found them i i suspect at this point that they're theorizing on

00:06:36.820 what it might be that was what was so frustrating yesterday is they held this classified briefing

00:06:41.400 to tell us about what happened and they showed up and basically said we don't know what happened

00:06:47.540 we had all hoped and expected based on public statements that they had covered what was left

00:06:53.880 of these objects and that they were studying them they haven't found them at least as of yesterday when

00:06:59.900 they briefed us they hadn't found them they don't really know what they are so wait did they show you

00:07:04.680 video i don't know what you can and can't say no come on we launched missiles we know we have the

00:07:10.820 video from the cockpits we know that we repeatedly asked them about that can you show us anything

00:07:17.300 by way of photographic uh documentation of a video footage anything like that they said yeah we've

00:07:23.120 got some it really isn't useful because the objects are so small so far away that the resolution

00:07:28.600 doesn't really do anything for us then why would we shoot them down the picture it's an excellent

00:07:34.000 question uh so we we shut them down not knowing what they were just based on their altitude we just

00:07:42.960 knew that they were there but i i still can't fathom why it made sense to scramble fighter jets

00:07:50.520 shoot missiles at them bring them down when we have no idea what they are okay so they're they're

00:07:58.180 apparently not that concerned about it or else uh they'd be frantic and they're not that we found

00:08:04.060 out last night that the united states government had been tracking that chinese balloon for over a week

00:08:12.900 once it was launched from china we locked onto it and tracked it did they tell you that yesterday

00:08:19.960 uh there are things in there that i probably shouldn't repeat from what i know but but it

00:08:25.620 it's um it's safe to say that we did know before this thing hit the united states that it was in the air

00:08:31.500 uh we were aware of it and uh we knew what was happening and so at that moment they really

00:08:39.560 should have brought the thing down and at whatever moment they they realized um that it was coming on

00:08:46.900 in the united states and that it had the ability to collect data uh they should have brought it down

00:08:54.020 we kept hearing last week about the fact that well you know it wouldn't have been safe to bring it

00:09:00.600 down over the united states nonsense bullcrap look even at 60 000 feet these things don't have a glide

00:09:06.500 capacity they're balloons and so if you puncture the balloon it's going to head straight down now yes

00:09:12.480 there's a debris field but there is a lot of space between alaska off the coast of alaska uh uh to be

00:09:21.380 clear and the rest of the united states where there are miles and miles around where there are no people

00:09:27.660 and uh that they should brought it down here's what i think what what i suspect is that these were

00:09:32.920 makeup calls they were compensating this last weekend for what they didn't do the previous week

00:09:39.180 which was take bold aggressive action only they took the bold aggressive action it seems

00:09:44.020 on the wrong objects at the wrong time are we gonna know do you think we're ever gonna know this

00:09:51.600 i certainly hope so it seems um almost unbelievable to me that we shut down three of these things over

00:10:04.140 the weekend we didn't recover any of them and if there was no immediate threat as there apparently

00:10:10.640 was an explanation we've heard is that it entered the space where aviation happens yeah okay fine

00:10:18.280 uh that's understandable sometimes you need to bring things down but there was no immediate threat

00:10:23.120 and that being the case why couldn't they use a different kind of aircraft right one that could

00:10:27.440 observe it up close correct uh before shooting it down you can't really do that with a with a fighter

00:10:33.280 jet traveling at speed of sound i you know i i got it i i mean it's like it is like our government is

00:10:41.440 being run by you know mrs hoffelmeyer's fourth grade class it i mean and just the boys because

00:10:49.760 the girls would be a little smarter the boys it's just like let's blow it up out of the sky this is 0.69

00:10:54.260 crazy talk there is another uh possibility here that they are using this whatever it is that they are

00:11:02.080 using this to get people off of the nordstream pipeline uh story from seymour hirsch

00:11:08.780 and i don't know how much you can talk about it or or what uh what you uh know but mike i find this

00:11:18.540 extraordinarily concerning because there's only a few countries that could do it none of them really

00:11:25.280 had the incentive or they would have let us know if it was another country would you have gotten a

00:11:32.780 briefing on that do you think if they would have told us uh it's it's hard to say i we we don't

00:11:40.820 necessarily get those briefings just because they feel like it usually it's because a member is asking

00:11:47.160 or because uh there's been national news about something and they decide they need to brief all

00:11:52.200 members i'll tell you i haven't gotten a briefing on this i'm trying to get one um all this of course

00:11:57.900 uh it goes back to this report published by uh journalist seymour hirsch last week um indicating

00:12:07.140 that uh according to his story uh there were specialized u.s navy teams that planted explosives

00:12:14.720 there and that the united states was responsible i don't know whether this is true i'm trying to

00:12:19.480 ascertain whether it's true uh but i will say this um we need to approach a near-peer nuclear-armed

00:12:27.640 geopolitical adversary with extreme caution and so i i would like to think that if we were going to

00:12:34.320 do something like this there would be some sort of clear authorization from congress you see the

00:12:38.660 chief executive the president of the united states commander-in-chief and all doesn't have the

00:12:42.520 ability to take us to war i don't think it's a stretch to say that doing this not just to russia

00:12:50.140 a nuclear-armed near-peer geopolitical adversary it's also an attack on france and on germany

00:12:56.740 it affects a lot of europe i would like to think they'd get congressional authorization of some sort

00:13:01.500 before doing that well he said that there was a way around that because obviously they should have

00:13:08.700 done that if we were involved i i just don't believe that we that all of the allies with all

00:13:16.400 of our technology and everything else we can't figure out okay it looks like it's probably these

00:13:22.280 people um i personally because they're so zipped up about it it's got to come from the west and the

00:13:29.440 only ones that can do it really are france or us or great britain and those guys wouldn't do it um

00:13:35.260 uh but you know you look at you look at this mike and if even if that's not true can we find out if

00:13:45.060 anything in that report is true far as that there is a secret to seal teams that can be

00:13:51.200 trained off the books so congress doesn't know about it yeah look i think there there there are

00:13:58.680 a lot of details uh at least enough details in the seymour hirsch piece that this should be fairly

00:14:06.300 amenable to being proven or disproven uh because either certain things match up or they don't

00:14:13.960 it may be easier to disprove than to prove but but i think that can get us a lot of the way there

00:14:20.540 and yeah there are others who could have done it i mean in theory it could have been china perhaps

00:14:24.680 china wanted to make sure that it had access to more of russia's natural gas and that it could get

00:14:31.180 it at a lower price in theory it could have been china but and and there are a handful of others who

00:14:38.620 it could have been but um this is worrisome to me glenn for the simple reason look i don't know

00:14:44.600 seymour hirsch i'm not familiar with any of the facts alleged uh in his report but there are a couple

00:14:51.500 things that worry me number one on february 9th 2022 president biden during a press conference

00:14:57.700 said that if uh if russia attacks ukraine there will no longer be a nordstrom 2 the journalist who

00:15:08.500 had asked him the question about what he meant was doing her job and followed up and said what do you

00:15:13.100 mean by that uh that pipeline's under you know not under our control and he reassured her believe me we

00:15:20.380 have the means to do it and you know it'll be done either it will not exist well what so when you

00:15:29.240 couple that with the fact that in this country we have for a long time seen overreaches by the

00:15:35.040 executive to the point where a lot of people just accept now that in the name of a clandestine

00:15:40.600 operation the united states can effectively wage war without an act of congress authorizing it

00:15:47.580 that really does concern me not that i am certain that we did this it is i'm certainly not it's not

00:15:54.280 that i can verify the hirsch article because i can't but it's that it really troubles me that i

00:16:00.100 can't immediately rule it out and you can't get a uh a briefing on it um all right hang on just a

00:16:06.620 second mike because when we come back i want to ask you do we want to know stew and i were talking

00:16:11.860 about this this morning and we were like you know the blue pill might be the one to take on this

00:16:17.300 because uh this is a impeachable maybe worse uh it is it's an act of war um it's i don't know

00:16:29.880 anybody that's going to fight against russia if they attack us because we we blew up the pipeline

00:16:37.620 europe i mean the world will hate us uh and it means war so i don't know do we want to know

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00:17:52.020 difference 10 second station id all right mike lee do we want to know

00:18:07.780 look i think the american people do deserve to be in charge of their government i agree with that

00:18:15.560 is very much a mixed bag because as you uh alluded to before the break um the answer to this question

00:18:24.780 if it turns out that the united states was responsible has very dire consequences and i don't

00:18:30.820 i'm not even talking yet about what happens within our government what the consequences there might be

00:18:36.400 uh but is this is this rise to does this rise to more than an impeachable offense

00:18:43.700 quite possibly yes i i believe it does because if you go to such great lengths to engage in an attack a

00:18:55.420 provocative offensive attack on a near-peer nuclear-armed geopolitical adversary and you do so

00:19:04.140 uh in a manner that violates our constitution because that's as i see it anyway it seems to me like an

00:19:11.500 act of war yeah last i checked it war can't be just declared just decided by a president and sure i

00:19:19.020 know clandestine operations happen discrete military strikes are something different yeah than something

00:19:25.400 provocative on this scale that inevitably lead to and in fact are war

00:19:30.600 so if we would find out that this is even a real possibility um

00:19:40.800 what happens what do we do how do we tell our allies how do we tell russia so we can kind of before we

00:19:51.220 say it say i'm going to tell you something but you got to promise not to be mad uh i mean we've got to

00:19:58.200 you know in that case yeah we have to promise that you're not going to launch a nuclear strike

00:20:03.620 how do we tell them this i i don't know i don't know that's that's part of what makes this such a

00:20:13.680 difficult thing but one thing i do know is that ignorance is never uh something that's going to put

00:20:18.820 us in a position of strength no and i do think it's important that we get answers on this i i would

00:20:25.320 like to know and and whether we end up finding out or not whether this thing is buried so far

00:20:31.960 uh so deep by the military intelligence industrial complex in washington that we can't get to it

00:20:39.000 whether we find out or not whether we did it or not i think it's very important for us to have this

00:20:44.380 national conversation because for decades we've seen this gradual uh accretion of power within the

00:20:51.140 executive branch when it comes to the war powers and increasingly glenn the way wars are fought these

00:20:56.700 days you don't typically have soldiers lined up on a battlefield in in corresponding parallel columns

00:21:04.700 no you've got um you've got stuff like this this is war in the 21st century and so we need to have a 0.67

00:21:13.480 national conversation about the fact that today as at the time time of the founding uh we need

00:21:20.380 our congress the people's representatives to make the decision about going to war and uh clandestine

00:21:28.300 operations need to be reined in this something truly discreet this one wasn't mike lee um thank you

00:21:35.220 so much for everything you're doing and uh we pray for you and uh we'll keep you in our prayers for

00:21:40.260 your safety as you continue to go down this uh this road thank you hey thanks glenn take care

00:21:46.180 bye-bye do you want to know it's like it's almost as if if we don't if it did happen and we don't

00:21:56.600 expose it then we get what we deserve yeah i mean of course i want to know but there's there's that

00:22:03.080 feeling of you know i mean of course you know russia knows if our media is starting to know then russia

00:22:07.480 knows too the question is if it becomes public and it becomes obvious to everybody then russia

00:22:13.200 has to respond to they have to to to you know to do something for their own people and that response

00:22:20.440 even if it is you know maybe the people can temper our response to theirs all right you know what i

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00:24:15.520 we have congressman chris stewart on uh with us now uh he is a military veteran and uh and also a

00:24:35.060 member of the intel community and he is going to tell us what he can about the briefing that they had

00:24:42.320 yesterday about these ufo balloons that no one has claimed so far yesterday all of a sudden

00:24:49.020 on a dime the pentagon starts saying oh no these were probably balloons commercial and we just blew

00:24:55.400 them up and no big deal what the hell is that wait you just spent days telling us these were

00:25:00.680 possibly dangerous ufos chris stewart joins us now hello chris hey good morning glenn

00:25:07.500 did you walk out with an understanding of what's going on no no one did and honestly you say uh i'm

00:25:15.260 going to tell you what i can tell you and i can tell you everything it was an unclassified briefing

00:25:19.440 and very very little information was shared i mean i i can't think of a recent example where

00:25:25.680 so much has been said about so little and at the end of the day you kind of scratch your head and go

00:25:32.120 oh these guys don't know what they are uh and honestly glenn i think i think they're happy for

00:25:37.180 the diversion in fact i know that they are because instead of talking about the chinese spy balloon

00:25:43.900 that they botched completely and the policy that should surround that we're speculating and talking

00:25:50.020 about ufos and and weather balloons and and uh and again they're happy to have that conversation

00:25:55.660 rather than the more significant one of previous week well i want to talk to you about two things from

00:26:02.040 the previous week that i do believe this is working out well but i i just want to get to

00:26:06.160 as much of the bottom of this as we can um we had uh crenshaw coming out yesterday and he said that

00:26:17.660 um that these were uh uaps now uaps are usually what we used to call ufos they're not balloons

00:26:26.600 and he said they were the size of an atv they were hard to detect um at least two of them were

00:26:33.600 um did did you are these balloons or do we do we really not know what they are how are they

00:26:41.540 describing these yeah they described them as uaps as well and by the way why did we change it from

00:26:47.020 ufo why does it have to be complicated ufos worked fine and now we all struggle to go okay what what

00:26:51.940 does uap mean but that's how they describe them i think they probably were balloon balloons and let

00:26:57.720 me tell you why and again i don't know that but uh common sense kind of leads to that conclusion

00:27:02.880 the fact they were so difficult to detect by radar would make sense and fall in line with them being

00:27:07.780 balloons because balloons won't reflect for radar and for radar to work especially on a on a fighter

00:27:13.840 aircraft it has to have there has to be motion there has to be speed in the in the target that

00:27:19.100 that's actually what the radar is detecting and these balloons were so slow that that's often why

00:27:25.020 they missed them or why they would have anomalies where they'd see them for a short time and then not

00:27:28.900 see them again so over the last week or so they tuned some of the radars down and and by that they're

00:27:36.260 able to pick up some of these slower flying objects which once again leads me to believe they were likely

00:27:42.480 balloons and right you know but but that doesn't mean they weren't nefarious i think it's possible in

00:27:49.020 fact my own conclusion from the entirety of what i know is they probably were once again smaller

00:27:55.260 chinese spy balloons that these guys just decided to flood flood the zone if you will while we were

00:28:00.580 kind of looking and and there's only one reason for doing that or at least one main political reason

00:28:05.060 and that's really kind of to poke us in the eye and to say yeah you shot down this big one but we've

00:28:10.120 got others and we're going to send them over there when we want to uh i i don't know that that's true

00:28:15.080 no one knows if that's true or not but i don't think that's an unreasonable conclusion based on

00:28:20.200 what we do know um so let's talk about what we um what they would like to us not to talk about and

00:28:27.360 that is the incompetence we found out last night that the united states was monitoring that spy balloon

00:28:34.840 uh up to a week before it entered our airspace we i guess locked onto it just after its launch

00:28:42.820 so we knew what it was the entire time right that we knew what it was and we also knew where it was

00:28:49.660 going you could those those winds aloft are very predictable they don't they don't vary much uh and

00:28:55.620 you can track a route where that balloon is going to go we would have known within probably a few

00:28:59.880 hundred miles and maybe within a few dozen miles where that balloon would end up and you know the

00:29:04.360 interesting thing about this and and the thing that should concern us is two things number one they

00:29:09.180 weren't going to tell the american people hey there's a very sophisticated chinese spy balloon 0.83

00:29:14.160 loitering over malstrom air force base one of our missile fields and the second thing glenn they were

00:29:20.160 still going to send anthony blinken to china they were not going to say anything and they were not going

00:29:24.740 to protest they were still going to send him to china at a time when china had deliberately 0.74

00:29:30.020 timed this balloon to be over our nation when he was going to be in china talk about a poke in the eye

00:29:38.020 talk about a power play to say yeah we'll host your secretary but while we do look what we're 1.00

00:29:45.400 going to put over some of your most sensitive military installations unbelievable i mean the

00:29:49.920 administration didn't shoot it down before it entered over our mainland airspace i mean chris this

00:29:55.100 makes sense though if you're if you're testing what our president actually believes in you know he says

00:30:02.680 that the biggest geopolitical threat uh to the world is global warming so he's got he's got his guy going

00:30:09.840 over to talk about global warming and the chinese are like well does he really believe this the biggest

00:30:16.080 geopolitical threat because if he does he won't shoot it down and once he doesn't shoot it down

00:30:21.980 the chinese know everything they need to know that's exactly right glenn and the amazing thing is

00:30:27.540 they actually do believe that i mean they there's other examples of where their relationship with

00:30:34.760 china is such a priority not because of trade not because of threat towards taiwan not because of any 0.87

00:30:39.740 of the other concerns we have but because they want to bring china around and to our line of thinking 1.00

00:30:45.640 about climate change and they can't do that if that relationship is stressed so they actually

00:30:51.640 believe that the greatest threat facing humanity is climate change you know the fact that the earth may be

00:30:56.800 a fifth of a degree warmer in 100 years and in the meanwhile the short-term threats they'll

00:31:02.540 completely ignore and you said it was a test and the president failed that test he didn't do anything

00:31:08.640 to interfere with this surveillance are you are we seeing the beginning of an axis power with china

00:31:15.300 russia now iran yesterday zee president zee welcomed him into the international community of really dark 0.95

00:31:22.920 countries yeah i think not only are we seeing the beginning of it this is somewhere in the mid-phase

00:31:29.160 of that axis of power very clearly they're lying now we have one real advantage over russia and china

00:31:35.260 and iran and others and that is we can we can actually uh forge alliances we can forge partnerships

00:31:41.760 and it's done out of mutual benefit they can't they have to compel those alliances there's no one who

00:31:47.840 truly wants to be you know an ally of russia it's a transactional relationship but they have formed

00:31:54.600 that transactional relationship with each other because the enemy of my enemy is my friend and

00:31:59.740 they have the common enemy of that being the united states and western democracy is the thing they want

00:32:05.060 to destroy i was reading a story today about how china is they believe preparing for war preparing its

00:32:12.440 people for war um and that could be just taiwan but they don't have the capability to go into taiwan

00:32:19.580 right now do they probably not but uh but it's not years away it's not a decade away uh and it's hard

00:32:27.360 to know because they're actually very very good at deception and and misalignment you know it's hard

00:32:32.660 for us to know what their actual capabilities are because they can hide it pretty well but there is a gap

00:32:37.980 right now between their capabilities and at the same time taiwan is trying to increase its own

00:32:42.880 defense capabilities and when china begins to see that gap close taiwan's ability to defend themselves

00:32:49.220 begin to catch up with their capabilities that's the moment of danger that that's the thing that they

00:32:54.900 would take advantage of but there's more to that glenn and that is they surely look at the u.s

00:32:59.460 leadership and they go when is the right opportunity and under what leadership and what circumstances

00:33:05.400 politically in the united states do we want to make this move and very very clear to me that they

00:33:12.940 look at this president as someone who is weak and someone that they could uh that they could manage

00:33:18.500 and someone who is not going to be nearly as strong as any of the potential republican candidates who could

00:33:24.480 win in 2024 is this what we're facing right now this is a possible world war three possible knockout punch

00:33:34.400 i mean this is not anything that we've faced in our lifetime i mean you know maybe the the cuban

00:33:41.040 missile crisis but this is a big one isn't it yeah i think that's true and i mean neither one of us

00:33:47.400 want to be overly dramatic it doesn't it doesn't do any good to cry wolf and have it not be a wolf

00:33:52.300 have it be a puppy dog right but the signs on this are just so clear you have to be blind or willingly

00:33:59.000 unwilling to example or look at the examples and so i think we've probably seen it in our lifetime

00:34:05.600 going back to the 1980s uh detente with president reagan president gorbachev at the time and a couple

00:34:11.520 of others but it really is like that moment and i would say but probably even more dangerous than

00:34:19.440 that time was because russia actually wanted to have uh a bit of an understanding between

00:34:27.700 the u.s and russia and it doesn't appear that china does chris thank you so much i appreciate it

00:34:33.360 we'll talk again thank you sir you bet god bless um a recent memo that was leaked from the head of

00:34:41.380 u.s mobility command um had a startling statement in it the air force general said he believes we will

00:34:49.260 be at war with china in two years uh you know i think we've been at war with china for decades but

00:34:59.360 they're the only ones fighting it my hope is that this chinese spy balloon you know is finally waking 1.00

00:35:06.460 people up in washington and we are now looking at our situation and we'll have cool and calm and adult

00:35:15.780 heads at the table but tonight i'm going to show you some of the unconventional ways

00:35:20.560 china has been waging a cold war in our country the chinese actually wrote the playbook quite a while 1.00

00:35:28.620 ago in their own words i will show you what they are doing it is absolutely incredible when you see

00:35:38.360 their playbook and then you look at what we're seeing every day it involves hollywood drugs the media

00:35:46.400 technology the economy everything it's from the chinese communist party and nothing is out of bounds

00:35:53.720 all of it is in play right now that's tonight the wednesday night special 9 p.m on blaze tv

00:36:02.500 9 30 eastern on youtube uh it's youtube.com slash glenn beck cold war with china the playbook to take

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00:37:52.640 you know yesterday we talked to uh somebody that was on taggart road in ohio

00:38:19.240 um she was a dog trainer and still is but she had to move away because the train derailment

00:38:28.700 happened really close to her house and everybody left and she said you know we had a um they asked

00:38:35.380 us to sign a release form so they could check the air and i have it and i'm going to tweet it out

00:38:42.340 later uh the rightful owner and occupant of this property uh hereby authorizes norfolk southern

00:38:52.200 its affiliates subsidiaries parents contractors associated environmental professionals and

00:38:58.340 assisting local state and federal agencies including but not limited to ctec llc and their

00:39:04.600 personnel collectively the monitoring team to access the property for air monitoring and environmental

00:39:11.020 sampling and you say i only want it outside of my house or inside of my house as well and you check

00:39:17.200 one of those and then it says landowner agrees to identify release and hold harmless uh unified command

00:39:24.660 from and against all and any legal claims including for personal injury or property damage arising for

00:39:32.400 monitoring team's performance of air monitoring or environmental sampling at the property on the date of the

00:39:38.560 signature below and you're supposed to sign that who would in their right mind sign that especially

00:39:44.780 after what has just happened right yeah you know yeah seeing that the unified command seems to be the

00:39:52.620 collection of people up at the top including the railway and all of their affiliates right it's worded in

00:40:00.800 a way i mean i guess their their defense would probably be no we're just talking about the monitoring

00:40:04.700 right now like if we come in and we you know that's all we're not talking about the actual accident but

00:40:10.160 of course that's not what they would probably argue and so later on unified command is uh is an actual

00:40:16.980 term it's company but it's also a term and it means you know all the parties that come together and are

00:40:22.540 forming this command center for this incident yeah so which is it is it uh is it a term or is it

00:40:31.180 probably say you probably a good idea not to sign yeah documents they're presenting you certainly

00:40:35.480 without an attorney present that you trust yeah and by the way unified command does a lot of work

00:40:41.720 with the federal government they are they are the trusted source for the u.s government unified command

00:40:47.220 sounds like the type of organization that would be like the supposed good guys in a movie but then

00:40:53.680 turned out to be bad kind of like bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum hey unified command is here yeah

00:41:00.920 right we're just sampling the air that's the thing though you get the guys in the black masks that

00:41:09.780 breathe like that you can tell quickly they that should be something we should implement here yeah

00:41:13.440 you know have to wear a black mask like darth vader if you are part of that yeah if you're a bad guy

00:41:19.200 wear a dark mask it makes it so much easier for us to understand and if you're a bad guy in the army

00:41:24.240 you wear white hats wait there's some both sides covered that's why they were so confused

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00:43:34.380 hello america you know i usually am you know the little black rain cloud uh and i bring you some

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00:44:00.300 he makes a compelling case i don't know if he's right or not i don't think he is but i'm open because

00:44:07.140 i want to believe him uh he is a geopolitical strategist he's uh written the book the end of the

00:44:14.120 world is just the beginning i know that doesn't sound happy but actually he's not a little black 0.99

00:44:22.120 rain crawler i mean compared to me this guy's sunshine and lollipops so uh i want you to uh i

00:44:29.820 want you to stick around for a few minutes we're going to talk about china and what's coming because

00:44:35.400 there are profound changes but he's got a much better attitude and maybe some facts that others

00:44:43.680 leave out that we should pay attention to his name is uh peter zine and he's joining us in 60 seconds

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00:46:03.800 peter zine uh the author of the end of the world is just the beginning hello peter how are you

00:46:12.280 you know i don't think i've ever been introduced as mr rainbows and sunshine

00:46:16.740 well you've never been on this show where uh we don't we don't tend to have an optimistic

00:46:23.700 optimistic uh look at what's coming our way um but uh i was listening to you i think it was on

00:46:29.900 the rogan show and i was listening to you and uh you actually made me feel better and i just like

00:46:39.000 you to i just like you to tell us your view of what's coming uh the end of globalization but also

00:46:46.120 the um uh the end of china because you say that's imminent well that's a whole whole batch of things

00:46:54.280 that bushes together into a small chunk but let me do my best so there's two things that have

00:46:59.120 dominated and created our world uh step one is in 1945 the americans found themselves facing down

00:47:07.220 stalin in europe like oh we do not want to tangle with this guy alone we need allies to stand between us

00:47:14.260 and the soviet forces but world war ii had been the most destructive conflict in human history

00:47:20.600 and the only allies were countries that had barely survived it so we needed to provide something

00:47:26.000 to induce them to not cut a separate deal with the soviets and we came up with globalization

00:47:31.100 before globalization everyone was kind of left to their own in terms of development and if you had

00:47:38.920 iron ore and coal and food and oil you could industrialize but if you didn't have all those

00:47:45.280 things you were probably a colony well with globalization you now only needed one and you could

00:47:50.480 trade for the others and so we all started to develop and industrialize and urbanize together

00:47:54.940 after 75 years that has brought us the global system we now know with global finance and global

00:48:02.020 energy and global supply chains and global infrastructure and global agriculture and so we have a

00:48:06.880 population of nine billion people a billion people excuse me living more wealthy than any other period in

00:48:12.760 human history correct with small countries and big countries all in the milieu together but as we've made that

00:48:18.880 transition we've changed the way we live pre-industrialization we all lived on subsistence farms but as these new

00:48:27.580 industrial jobs became available we took them and they were all in the cities well in the countryside kids are

00:48:34.260 free labor you have as many as you can and then maybe one more because that's how you know you've had

00:48:38.020 too many you move into town you live in a condo and kids are just sources of migraines so you have one or two

00:48:46.600 maybe maybe maybe three you play that forward for 75 years and it's not that we're running out of

00:48:53.680 children globally that happened 30 years ago it's that we're now running out of working-aged adults

00:48:59.700 also the americans created globalization as a security ploy cold war ended 30 years ago we're out of that

00:49:08.180 business so the the security underpinnings that allowed trade to happen are mostly gone and the

00:49:14.220 consumption that is done by young people is almost gone and this was always going to be the decade that 0.51

00:49:20.520 both of these trends broke at the same time now china specifically is the perfect manifestation 1.00

00:49:27.820 of what sort of glory demographic change and globalized security can bring to a country

00:49:36.040 because for the first time in their history they weren't prey to bond by the outsiders they were

00:49:40.700 able to consolidate internally and they were able to use their large population to create an economies

00:49:45.580 of scale to take advantage of the global environment that had never happened to them before

00:49:50.780 you fast forward that to today however and the americans have lost interest in maintaining the

00:49:57.280 trade we're turning a little bit more nationalist on the chinese specifically and their demographic

00:50:02.100 transition was the fastest in human history and according to the newest data we have not only did

00:50:09.660 they overcount their population by about 100 million people they now have more people in their 60s and

00:50:15.240 their 50s and their 40s and their 30s and their 20s and so we are looking at abject demographic 1.00

00:50:20.460 collapse in the chinese space this decade and that assumes that none of the chinese

00:50:28.000 dependencies on the american navy to import and export become a problem so we're really looking at a

00:50:35.120 simultaneous crisis here in china that is demographic that is political that is cultural that is

00:50:40.760 agricultural that is in trade that is in finance all at the same time and there is no way they walk away

00:50:47.740 from this so you believe that i mean what what is all the positioning now with the you know the balloons

00:50:55.540 and the tough talk what what's what's happening there with president z because on the surface he looks

00:51:01.960 you know rock solid in control um you know the i think you would say to the average person

00:51:08.740 you know who is the next leader of the world and they'd all say china but you're saying the opposite

00:51:14.040 yeah absolutely i mean we're going to think of china 20 years from now kind of like we think of

00:51:19.400 um the soviet union today you know it had a good run and then it just imploded uh let's see what's the

00:51:26.460 best way to put this uh chairman g ruling china is a difficult task there's a lot of different

00:51:32.400 geographies it doesn't hold together well yes china using air quotes here on china has existed in

00:51:38.840 some form for 3 000 years but it's only been unified in roughly the shape we recognize today

00:51:44.880 for a total of 300 of those years half of that's under the mongol occupation and the remainder most of

00:51:53.000 that is under the american-led globalized system where we basically said colonization is no longer

00:51:57.080 kosher excuse me get some water here anyway the only way that you can kind of rule the space

00:52:07.880 is to purge the system of competing political and economic influences right and g started that process

00:52:15.600 10 years ago and more or less completed the purge of the political system five years ago but then he

00:52:22.240 spent the last five years purging the bureaucracy of any potential power centers that could challenge

00:52:28.600 him and in doing so he's gotten rid of everyone in the country that is competent so now it is just

00:52:34.400 him and in many ways he's kind of become what donald trump always wanted to be he's got the adoration

00:52:42.140 from people below the zealot and he's got the voices in his head and that's how he rules and there's

00:52:47.580 absolutely nothing in between and that means we're seeing policy collapses across the entire system

00:52:53.660 and the balloon situation is a good example so under covid the chinese were carrying out this very 0.99

00:53:00.280 hateful foreign policy that they kind of called wolf warrior which is basically china is right you're 1.00

00:53:06.980 wrong you're stupid you're going to die and china is going to take over everything so when you hear 1.00

00:53:12.120 people saying that they think china is going to dominate that that's wolf warrior diplomacy kind of 1.00

00:53:16.180 working behind the scenes not a lot behind it but it you know it riles people up well it led to some

00:53:24.100 of the greatest foreign policy disasters in china's history so the biden administration has killed the

00:53:30.960 chinese semiconductor sector they are dependent upon the russians for energy but the russian energy

00:53:36.560 cannot be produced over the long term by the russians so they know there's an energy crisis in their

00:53:41.820 future they're experiencing an outbreak of something called african swine fever which is endangering their

00:53:47.640 food supplies their financial system is basically a really really badly run enron or subprime at scale

00:53:54.860 and so they see all of these pressures and she knows that the gig is almost up and so starting about

00:54:02.880 two to three months ago he started forcing the bureaucracy because he has to have one-on-one conversations

00:54:09.760 anymore you can't just say stuff and make it happen because all the competent people are gone

00:54:12.980 he started tilting things towards a more productive or at least less hostile direction

00:54:18.000 and as a result secretary blinken was about to go to china well when you don't have a functional 0.98

00:54:25.940 bureaucracy when you don't have functional communication within your own government all it

00:54:31.540 takes is one dude who thinks he's doing the great leader's will to throw things off and we now know

00:54:38.880 from our communications with the chinese that xi didn't know about the balloon and the foreign

00:54:45.100 ministry didn't know about the balloon and it looks like hardly anyone in the military knew about the 0.69

00:54:49.680 balloon that means it was just some dumbass in the intelligence services who thought that this is what 0.83

00:54:55.340 was necessary and so slapped it together and sent it off and it led to a complete diplomatic meltdown 0.97

00:55:02.160 with the united states you know and even if you're of the belief that biden is ultimately looking for a

00:55:08.260 way to live and let live with the chinese events like this at a minimum are going to push back the date 0.83

00:55:15.320 where we can even think about that for three to six months and to be perfectly blunt china doesn't have a lot

00:55:21.020 of time all right which leads me to uh another uh another question and let me get to that in 60 seconds

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00:56:36.080 okay so you say um that china doesn't have an awful lot of time uh doesn't have you know six months to

00:56:54.620 wait if your theory is correct what stops them from being even more dangerous right now

00:57:02.480 well one of the things to keep in mind well i think it's great to compare what's going on in

00:57:07.880 the russian space to what's going on in the chinese space so from the russian point of view their

00:57:12.500 population is dying out as well for a mix of reasons some of which overlap and they feel that

00:57:18.200 if they don't militarily act to get what they see as a more defensible perimeter now that they will not

00:57:24.820 have the military capacity to try it five ten years down the line and i'm in the right uh so there is

00:57:30.620 a scenario where if russia wins this war and a couple wars beyond it they actually are in a better

00:57:36.460 position strategically china doesn't have anything like that there is no country or series of countries

00:57:43.620 within reach that they could conquer there is no war they could launch that would help this is a

00:57:48.780 country that unlike russia is based on the import of raw materials and the export of finished goods

00:57:53.560 this is a country that imports almost all of the technology it needs and many of the intermediate parts

00:57:58.860 really really it's best to think of china not as a manufacturing center but as an assembly center

00:58:03.720 and i don't say that to denigrate them it's just it's a different sort of economic model and that

00:58:09.120 means you have to have different support structures internationally in order to make it work and for

00:58:13.140 china it's all about the movement and it's movement they can't control the u.s navy may only have 0.98

00:58:19.740 half as many ships as the chinese but our fleet is fully blue water only 10 percent of the chinese fleet

00:58:25.940 in combat operations could sail more than 400 miles from the coast that's not enough to support

00:58:32.480 a global mercantile empire we do that for them as part of globalization so even if they were to capture

00:58:41.020 taiwan without firing a shot it really wouldn't solve anything because they import 75 of their energy 0.99

00:58:48.080 and 80 percent of the materials that allow them to grow their own food so in any war scenario

00:58:55.020 you put a couple of destroyers in the indian ocean basin doesn't matter who you are and you've destroyed 0.85

00:59:01.460 the chinese system it'll die within 6 to 12 months and you'll trigger a famine that will ultimately kill

00:59:06.640 hundreds of millions of people that would be the end and the chinese know that now there that doesn't mean

00:59:14.260 it's risk-free that doesn't mean i'm belittling what you're suggesting here there is a chance that

00:59:18.900 it could happen even though i don't think it's a very high one if the chinese admit to themselves

00:59:26.340 that they're facing demographic economic agriculture and trade crisis all at once that will tear their

00:59:33.360 system down and i think they do realize that then there's something to be said for picking the time

00:59:39.700 in the place of a war even if you know you're going to lose because it lets you write the narrative

00:59:44.680 even if it's one of national failure and if you're facing a deindustrialization collapse that might

00:59:53.060 might allow the ccp to persist as a political ruler of the system into whatever's next and so if you can 1.00

01:00:01.540 guarantee your personal power for the low low cost of three to five hundred million dead chinese from 1.00

01:00:07.200 famine that might be worth the cost so no mistake this is not a war of expansion so i kind of feel

01:00:16.760 like what everything you're saying about you know china could be said about us as well i i feel you know

01:00:22.960 you you talk about the deglobalization but that is the opposite of where you know build back better and

01:00:30.740 all of that stuff is going there are these globalists that are still trying to cobble into a even a bigger

01:00:38.180 system you know of the west against the east uh that i don't i mean they're not going down to the

01:00:46.280 little local communities and saying hey let's all make sure that we're solid uh as local communities

01:00:52.160 i'm really not worried about the united states so number one we have the best demography in the

01:00:58.440 advanced world and a better demography than most of the developing world at current rates of aging we

01:01:05.440 will be younger on average than the mexicans the indians the indonesians and the brazilians at some

01:01:10.420 point in the early 2050s we became younger on average than the chinese over a decade ago in addition

01:01:18.040 the united states created global trade and one of the conditions in order to induce countries to

01:01:24.280 join our security network was that we wouldn't take advantage of that so as a percent of gdp we are

01:01:30.580 the least involved with the major economies in the world and most of our economic integration is with

01:01:36.220 mexico and canada that's like almost half of our total so if you factor that out as a percent of gdp

01:01:42.620 our total exposure to the entire world is less than 10 percent of gdp and a big chunk of that has to do

01:01:48.700 with the shale revolution and energy exports take that out you slim it down even more our weakness

01:01:54.160 in also we're the world's largest producer of oil and the world's largest producer and exporter of

01:01:59.280 foodstuffs our biggest weakness is an electronics manufacturer and if china were to disappear tomorrow 0.84

01:02:05.340 yeah that's going to be a pain in the ass we're going to have to rebuild that from scratch we're 0.50

01:02:09.240 going to have to double the size of the industrial plant over the course of the next five years and 0.93

01:02:13.660 you think we have an inflation problem now just wait till we lose access to chinese goods and we

01:02:19.080 have to build out our own system but that will generate the fastest economic growth in the history

01:02:27.040 of our country and when it is done we will have more reliable partners closer to home with shorter

01:02:32.980 supply chains that use less energy and use workers that are local and sell to consumers that are local

01:02:40.060 this is a good story okay so and all we have to do is build up ourselves to make it happen all right

01:02:47.480 i've only got a couple of a couple of minutes left and i just want to make sure that i push back a bit

01:02:52.340 there are several critics of yours that say you know you've been saying this since 2005 that they

01:02:58.160 were going to collapse etc etc how would you answer that the hardest part of geopolitics especially

01:03:04.260 demography is timing yeah one of the problems with geography or the words one of the problems with

01:03:09.520 demography is this has never happened before we've never had global aging what i've described for china

01:03:15.460 is an extreme case but it's happening everywhere so n equals zero historically for points of comparison

01:03:22.120 right the reason why this is the decade that i think it's really going to go down is this is the

01:03:26.460 decade where not just china but a lot of other countries literally age into mass retirement and this is

01:03:32.120 pretty much longer enough people under 30 to even theoretically repopulate this is pretty much

01:03:36.620 what happened to japan right i mean in the 80s everybody thought japan was going to take over the world

01:03:40.940 and then all of a sudden just japan just fell off the map absolutely part of that was a debt issue

01:03:47.020 which the chinese had actually a bigger debt issue part of it is demographic but the two big

01:03:52.320 differences between the japanese and the chinese japan saw this coming 30 years ago and took steps

01:03:59.000 to boost their birth rate and relocate industrial plant to better locations like the united states

01:04:04.580 they're as prepared as they can be right china's done none of that peter thank you so much for being

01:04:09.740 on with us it's um uh peter zein his book is the end of the world is just the beginning more in a minute

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01:05:43.700 we are talking to uh the geopolitical strategist he has uh worked with uh stratford

01:06:04.580 etc he is uh he consults major companies and uh countries he's the author of a book the end of

01:06:12.780 the world is just the beginning his name is peter zein um and he says that china is uh a long-term

01:06:21.080 paper tiger that we don't have to worry about short-term correct me if i'm i get any of this

01:06:26.600 wrong here peter but short-term uh they could get ugly but long-term they're they're nothing to worry

01:06:34.260 about correct i'm far more concerned about the consequences of the chinese collapse than any

01:06:40.000 sort of war okay so let's just tie this into you know the global uh market and in the way globalization

01:06:49.800 has worked you change any of this stuff and you're in trouble yeah peter do you think and when you look

01:06:57.960 back at the globalization as an experiment if you would do you look at it as mostly a success mostly

01:07:03.900 a failure or can you not even really describe it with those terms i think from most points of view

01:07:09.580 it's been a success so from the american point of view it was a security program to prevent war in

01:07:15.320 europe and a nuclear exchange and in that it created the greatest alliance in history and that

01:07:20.740 is why even the germans today are you know shockingly with the program on the russians uh from an economic

01:07:29.280 point of view we expanded the population to eight billion people and it's the wealthiest the world has

01:07:34.040 ever been the safest the world has ever been the most healthy the world has ever been so i don't mean to

01:07:38.400 suggest it's all been good but it has been a really good run historically speaking and now it's just

01:07:44.480 not working because of the covid breakdown or it's just not useful anymore covid definitely sped up the

01:07:53.720 decline but from the american point of view you use the right word it's no longer useful we created

01:07:59.020 globalization in order to build an alliance to fight the soviets and the soviets are gone and even

01:08:04.360 with the russians kind of having this moment uh all of these security deals that the biden

01:08:10.040 administration is striking with everyone around the world are just that their security there's

01:08:14.420 no economic side to it we are not interested in the united states economic strictly strategically

01:08:20.400 or politically in a breton woods 2.0 it's just not happening uh but most importantly that demographic

01:08:26.940 aging that industrialization and urbanization created has now passed the point of no return so that

01:08:32.900 this specific economic model is on its last legs independent of what we might think politically

01:08:38.720 we're going to have to come up with something new and that means countries with better geographies and

01:08:43.960 better demographic structures are going to have their day and the united states is the very top of that

01:08:49.240 very short list all right so what how would you describe then the you know the great reset or the world

01:08:56.220 economic forum or the you know u.n agenda 2030 all of this stuff that is is forging even stronger

01:09:04.320 alliances with international banking and and everything else uh well let me give you three

01:09:11.660 things number one in the united states our political system is going through its once a generation

01:09:16.580 reshuffling where the factions that make up the parties move around and the business community was

01:09:22.260 kicked out of the republican coalition by donald trump so they are kind of in the wilderness

01:09:27.060 so any sort of international finance or business connections that we may have had at one point

01:09:32.480 are no longer within the political decision making apparatus so there is not really a lobbying group

01:09:39.300 within the united states for globalization in general uh second anything that involves the united

01:09:46.180 nations that is not the security council is incapable of pushing the agenda forward at all because it

01:09:53.480 doesn't have the political support of the countries that matter so i would put that to the side completely

01:09:58.100 and then third the world economic forum crowd i think it's most useful to think of klaus schwab

01:10:05.680 as a dj who throws a really big party once a year that everyone wants to go to and it's nothing more than that

01:10:14.900 yes they've got their seminars but mostly this is rich people doing the equivalent of body shots

01:10:19.720 oh peter i couldn't disagree with you more on on a lot of that but i'm sorry no policy is coming from

01:10:30.460 this and and the countries that have the ability to go at their own way places like the united states

01:10:36.160 or japan or france just don't swim in that pond so you're talking about well our president did use

01:10:43.340 don't actually have economic power the president did use and so did japan so did france so did uh

01:10:51.060 england they all use the world economic forum structure and even their slogan build back better

01:10:57.600 uh in 2020 and a lot of that stuff has has been passed and has passed through uh our financial sector

01:11:04.560 through esg but i don't want to get bogged down in into this we just disagree um peter um the the thing

01:11:12.540 that is going to what do we have to do to keep our communities uh going from the impact of all of

01:11:19.400 this that is something that requires policy shifts not at the global or even the national level but

01:11:25.760 mostly at the local and and for this the united states is really well set up uh one of the major

01:11:30.800 things about globalization was it created a economic and security structure globally that allowed countries

01:11:36.740 that historically speaking hadn't been able to play the game to play the game because no longer did they

01:11:42.240 have to worry about defending themselves or their trade routes and they could access a world full

01:11:47.160 of markets and resources uh as if they had won world war ii for most of the world it was great but if you

01:11:54.620 had a good geography to begin with that put you at a severe disadvantage because all of a sudden there

01:12:01.500 was all this indirectly subsidized competition that competition is now going away and a lot of the global

01:12:07.820 industrial build out that we have seen over the last 75 years which gave birth to some of the political

01:12:13.640 movements that you've just identified that is breaking down leaving it to the places that are

01:12:20.420 more functional geographically and demographically to do really well and so for the united states not

01:12:25.960 only is that most of our territory we are also a federalized system where the localities and the state

01:12:32.700 governments have just as much power as the federal government so state governments and localities

01:12:38.420 who are willing to put their eyes on the future are already taking steps to change the regulatory

01:12:43.940 structure to build out infrastructure to attract new residents and to get pieces of these industrial

01:12:49.620 supply chains that are looking for a new home and places like texas have been extraordinarily successful

01:12:57.620 in that but it's not like it's just listed listed limited to the balloon star state i would say

01:13:02.200 overall the american south have probably has the best set of policy for attracting some of this money

01:13:09.060 and getting scared investors whether it's from germany or crea or whatnot to set up assembly and

01:13:14.200 manufacturing plants across their territory uh even california is getting in on the act a little bit if

01:13:19.880 you can imagine it once you get out of the big coastal cities and kind of go into the next range

01:13:24.580 of cities that are like on the edge of the la basin you've got population centers that used to

01:13:30.500 be bedroom communities that are remaking themselves to participate in some of these systems particularly

01:13:36.140 in aerospace so this this isn't just a good story it's dozens of good stories embedded in the way

01:13:44.400 americans prefer to be governed and this is a the part that i really enjoyed hearing from you that

01:13:50.220 i mean i i think there is all over the world uh just like president zee people in power know that

01:13:58.320 that power is going to be challenged because everything that provided them power and money

01:14:03.000 and everything else is breaking apart and so they are tightening the screws as hard as hard as they can

01:14:10.180 on people to try to uh control them i think the people are waking up all around the world knowing

01:14:16.180 wait that none of the stuff that you're doing is making any kind of common sense we we need to

01:14:21.800 take care of ourselves here in our own communities our own farmers etc etc um and you know if if that

01:14:28.500 happens but then i think we make it and we make it in uh in with flying colors as america usually does

01:14:35.680 um how bad is the transition could the transition get here and when does that when does that when is the

01:14:43.880 average american understand that's all over globalization well i'd argue that the transition

01:14:51.500 started several years ago we had eight years of barack obama where we basically didn't have a

01:14:56.880 president and we had no foreign policy we had no economic policy and that sort of um abdication of

01:15:03.120 responsibility really accelerated the breakup of globalization because it does require a functioning

01:15:09.300 american system in order to keep all the pieces working then we had four years of donald trump and

01:15:15.100 to the degree that donald trump involved himself with governing it was usually take a to take a mallet

01:15:20.760 to things and he really didn't like globalization in the first place now we've got biden who is going

01:15:26.280 through trump's old tweets and turning them into formal policies and so it's crazy that biden and trump

01:15:33.020 are the two most similar presidents we've ever had on issues of international economic policy and we're

01:15:39.680 basically taking trump's instincts on things like china and trade and building them into the bureaucracy

01:15:46.440 so deeply that it doesn't matter who the next president is so if you are on the right i don't think you're

01:15:54.180 going to admit to yourself that this old system is broken and is not coming back until we get to the

01:15:58.340 next president if you're on the left i think there's an understanding that we have passed the rubicon

01:16:06.000 the only reason i say on the right it might take a little bit longer is no one wants to be perceived

01:16:10.180 as giving biden the credit for it even if it did start a president before him biden is the one

01:16:14.940 who's really nailing this down oh yeah yeah you you mean as as killing it it's a final nail in the

01:16:22.360 coffin yeah yeah basically donald trump provided the intellectual scaffolding to build the nails

01:16:28.140 and biden is the one using them yeah maybe for uh maybe for opposite reasons but uh the

01:16:36.280 globalization part is when we're talking about the breakdown of the global system i'm not sure the

01:16:41.120 rationale really matters yeah yeah i agree with you i agree i agree um peter thank you very much i

01:16:45.940 appreciate it god bless no problem uh the end of the world is just the beginning uh geopolitical

01:16:51.840 strategist peter uh zine now reason why i wanted to have mon is because i'm not afraid of other

01:16:57.660 people's opinions especially when they disagree with me i hope i'm wrong now he's not sunshine and

01:17:05.580 lollipops if you're just listening to him but if you compare him to what i say is coming you know

01:17:12.160 that's uh that's good you brought him on as the sunshine and lollipops guy and then he was talking

01:17:16.640 about three or four hundred million people starving to death in china well uh you went down a negative

01:17:22.980 road pretty quickly um but at least it's not we're not bombing each other for you know hundreds of

01:17:28.040 of uh thousands of dollars this is the biden approach like slightly better than the worst it's

01:17:31.760 ever been that's his campaign slogan yeah right and by the way it was also us when it was the worst

01:17:37.120 it's ever been but we're slightly better right now so elect me so here's so here's the thing uh i i

01:17:43.180 disagree with a lot of the stuff that he said um but i think you know he may have just blinders on

01:17:50.640 when it comes to why would z try to consolidate his power and get rid of everybody if i mean it's

01:17:58.720 going to happen to the whole world that's my case on the world economic forum and our individual

01:18:04.980 leaders of our individual western countries they know what's coming quick get the animals in the barn

01:18:12.700 and lock the door that's what i believe is is happening now when it comes to china i believe they are

01:18:20.560 we are in a war i mean the the um the head of the u.s mobility command came out uh he's an air force

01:18:27.780 general he said just last week we will be at war with china in just two years and i think even mr

01:18:34.440 sunshine lollipops kind of said that's a possibility because they become very very dangerous but we've been

01:18:40.000 at a war with them um we're just not fighting it they're the only ones i want to show you tonight

01:18:47.220 on my wednesday night special only on blaze tv the unconventional ways china has been waging a cold

01:18:53.640 war on our country and it is i mean i'll show you in their words out of their playbook this is how

01:19:00.500 we're going to destroy it and i will show you and it is staggering staggering when you're like there's

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01:23:52.000 hello you sick twisted freak welcome to the uh program 0.99

01:23:56.800 there's a few things that i'd like to piece together for you uh maybe we should all wake up 0.98

01:24:05.360 and i think america is but we are headed towards real problems on the international front

01:24:14.200 and boy is it a coincidence i i i don't know i i i've never seen anybody with this

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01:26:25.320 just replay this earlier this week it's only wednesday earlier this week they were like well we

01:26:32.200 can't rule out little green men can't do it like to like to but i watched morc from work that was a true

01:26:42.120 story and we're probably shooting down alien spacecraft and the aliens did travel probably close to light

01:26:50.840 speed highly advanced society and uh they decided to come down and introduce themselves in hot air

01:26:58.280 balloons please that was monday yesterday they said uh uh yeah we we we think those balloons are

01:27:09.960 probably uh they were private balloons uh not tied to any spying at all wait wait wait wait wait what

01:27:17.400 these balloons now have nothing to do with china they're not this is from the pentagon no foreign

01:27:24.440 intelligence what are we shooting down well they're probably private balloons and has anybody called

01:27:29.480 and said hey that was my balloon did anybody say that no but we definitely should we should definitely

01:27:37.560 say the glenberg program put up a balloon they shut it down now they owe us millions of dollars okay so uh

01:27:43.320 this is how you lose all credibility uh that uh chinese balloon just a weather balloon and uh we just 0.71

01:27:52.120 found out about it no you knew about it not since it penetrated the airspace in alaska like you told us

01:27:58.440 last week no no we now know you were monitoring it when it left china so not going to give you a pass on

01:28:08.520 that one so how many times have they lied to us on this story so what is it remember this story started

01:28:17.080 right after seymour hirsch said yeah i've got some pretty good evidence that uh it was the united states

01:28:25.320 this administration doing a covert op against the laws of the united states uh and they blew up the

01:28:34.440 pipeline you should just check that out oh look at the balloon balloon balloon balloon balloon and

01:28:40.200 we're all talking about balloons okay now i'd like to believe that you know they actually mean anything

01:28:50.040 that they say but they don't they don't why didn't you blow up the balloon let's just take that one

01:28:58.440 well because it's not a threat okay how do you know that whoa we just found out about no you didn't

01:29:07.880 well i mean we we we knew about it you know in alaska no no you knew about it before okay well yeah

01:29:15.560 but it's just a weather balloon how do you know that chinese told us that and you trust them well i'm

01:29:25.160 getting a lot of i mean i'm not getting a lot of money from them no what are you talking about and

01:29:29.400 we can't shoot it down over the united states because there's there's no place there's not one

01:29:34.600 inch of land between montana and south carolina that doesn't have people riddled all over it

01:29:43.960 uh yeah there's lots of land well okay how many times did they lie just about that one thing and the

01:29:52.440 press just reports it last night unfortunately there was another shooting this time at michigan

01:29:59.720 state university biden came out this is why we have to have strict gun control banning assault weapons

01:30:06.440 we don't even know what kind of gun it was maybe it was an assault weapon we don't know maybe it was a

01:30:13.320 john wilkes booth gun we don't know but here's something we do know that the press hasn't really been

01:30:21.480 up to reporting the guy who did the shooting he was arrested for uh not having a licensed gun

01:30:31.960 you know just a little while ago and uh the soros prosecutor decided i gotta do anything about it

01:30:40.120 let's release him oh so wait you have laws on the book but you won't enforce them okay all right it is

01:30:49.320 a fascinating part of the story that like gun laws the right wants gun laws too we want more we want

01:30:55.800 fewer laws before people commute commit crimes and more laws after they commit crimes right we want

01:31:02.120 them punished after they commit crimes the the left wants the opposite they want more laws and more

01:31:08.680 punishments before people commit crimes and then almost no punishments after okay which makes no

01:31:14.920 sense to me whatsoever okay so why would they do that because it's not about the children if it was

01:31:19.960 about the children you could have you'd be pushing for more laws before and more laws after and actually

01:31:26.200 going after the soros people who are letting all of these people go okay but they don't do that this is

01:31:32.680 not about guns this is about our country is is likely to collapse and they need to make sure they don't have

01:31:43.800 350 million guns in the hands of 250 million people that's what this is all about this is all about their power and let

01:31:55.960 me just make a case what was the balloon story about i don't think we can tell you yet we don't know but

01:32:04.040 it certainly wasn't about green aliens even though that's the step biden took on monday he started a ufo

01:32:14.200 commission something that congress did three years ago we don't need another commission we've already got

01:32:21.560 one well financed why would you do that because you really thought there were little green men that

01:32:27.080 were invading us in hot air balloons i mean there is more of a chance that that was the wizard returning to

01:32:34.600 the omaha state fair same reason same reason you're not hearing about this today jim biden negotiated a

01:32:48.840 deal with the saudis because of his relationship to joe biden he negotiated 140 million dollar deal

01:32:57.160 with the saudis no he's talking about that today hunter biden no i didn't see anything what are you

01:33:04.680 talking about of course not of course now there's what in fact today i'm going to get to this in a

01:33:12.520 minute the washington post is excusing people on the hunter biden laptop they know they got it wrong

01:33:23.080 all of these stories they have wrong all of them from the beginning and then they just keep moving

01:33:29.160 the goalposts until finally there's just nothing it's just a sieve and it's just leaking everywhere

01:33:35.240 and everybody knows okay well that's not true the fbi agents see if this is a stunning a stunning

01:33:43.240 uh uh revelation to you fbi agents misused fisa data to surveil a political party i wonder which party

01:33:56.200 it was equal can't it was a democrat and here's what they said look the fbi it gets very complex the

01:34:09.240 rules are often quote misunderstood those rules for pfizer just misunderstood it's not really hard

01:34:19.800 do you have evidence and strong suspicion of a crime being committed with a foreign entity

01:34:32.440 if the answer is yes okay show me the evidence that you have and i'll give you a fisa warrant there

01:34:40.200 that's it that's it that's how complex it is fbi also came out and they said uh okay

01:34:49.640 all right we've got we had to search a long long long time uh to find out all of those names

01:35:01.160 that were you know john does with jeffrey epstein and it's taken us a long time and we're still not done

01:35:09.240 with it but we're going to release it here probably this year probably this year what are you talking

01:35:17.480 about probably this year they haven't released any of the names now so you know these are just names

01:35:23.960 of people that worked with him okay had connection these are not the johns these are the people who

01:35:32.920 work with him we don't know who the johns even though they have the little black book we have no idea

01:35:39.800 whose name is on that why is that why don't we know the names of these very powerful people you know

01:35:51.160 when bill clinton gets onto a plane on the lolita express and goes to thailand with jeffrey epstein i'm

01:36:02.280 thinking maybe it wasn't for food i'm just do you like thai food love thai food let's just hop on the

01:36:11.160 jet and go have some don't think so but don't know and why don't we know we found out this week that one

01:36:20.120 of the hosts on msnbc did a critical look at hillary clinton when she was running she's now just come out 0.99

01:36:27.240 and said by the way i was told anything about hillary clinton had to come had to go all the way up to

01:36:34.360 the president of nbc to give approval for doing it why what kind of news organization does that

01:36:46.600 the train update we now know that officials buried the critical health risks

01:36:55.080 the residents returned home so we knew that it had vinyl chloride they were gonna burn that up

01:37:05.560 everybody should get out of here it's crazy then all right it's fine i'm gonna tell you from uh well

01:37:14.360 i'll be in columbus but i'm gonna tell you that part of ohio man i would lick the grass it's so healthy

01:37:21.080 there everybody goes back and then they say oh by the way there was a few more chemicals one of them

01:37:26.600 was one that was used in world war one as a there's a killing agent uh but don't worry about that they

01:37:33.640 told them after they went back in why why why isn't pete buddha judge being pilloried right now

01:37:44.680 what is the answer for this nobody in town is going to trust the epa no one's going to trust them no

01:37:53.960 one's going to trust anybody that says anything about the air quality and then what will the media

01:38:00.520 do these people they're just extremists that's like those people who live near farms they just don't

01:38:06.440 believe anything yeah why because you don't tell us the truth ever ever and then when it finally does

01:38:16.520 come out that oh that's the truth here's the washington post republicans in the house are

01:38:22.280 having an investigation in the collusion of the media the justice department and intelligence

01:38:26.280 officials as they censored the true story of the biden family corruption right before the 2020

01:38:31.880 election so now the washington post it just matter of factly says the true story of the biden corruption

01:38:38.600 really because you were part of the group of people that would make sure we couldn't say that without

01:38:44.520 being banned uh now uh glenn kessler the designated fact checker at wapo claiming intelligence officials who

01:38:56.200 lied about russian disinformation were very care careful in their wording of that letter

01:39:01.800 huh so now the washington post is saying look what they said was it has all the earmarks

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01:39:18.760 these media sources took that letter and turned it into a straight out statement that's not what these

01:39:24.840 trusted officials were doing and none of the trusted officials who were on those shows pushed back on it

01:39:29.960 they didn't say oh well actually you're going way too far here by saying it is russian disinformation

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01:46:14.680 we welcome to the program co-author steve dace co-author of the uh book the rise of the fourth reich

01:46:24.680 um now i want to get the whole name right the rise of the fourth reich confronting covid fascism

01:46:31.160 with a new nuremberg trial so this never happens again and in the press release it does say and i love

01:46:38.040 this i love steve i love this it says the title of the book and it says this book does not pull any

01:46:45.880 punches so you're not really the title says nuremberg trials but you're you're not gonna hold back you're

01:46:55.560 not holding back i find that surprising uh so uh so steve you uh you and uh daniel horowitz did an

01:47:04.920 awful lot of work uh on this and laid out the case um in a mock nuremberg kind of trial can you first just

01:47:13.480 tell people uh what the nuremberg laws are sure there was really two nuremberg sets of nuremberg

01:47:21.320 trials uh after world war ii glenn and the more famous one of course is um dealing with nazi officials

01:47:27.880 on the political and military end and their atrocities but there were a separate set of

01:47:31.640 trials that were held for what was categorized as kind of the biomedical fascist state the that

01:47:37.240 essentially the entire health care sector was given over to the state as a means of procuring

01:47:43.320 experiments and carrying them out on the people and out of those trials came what's known as the

01:47:48.600 nuremberg code uh and it's not really lengthy it's a pretty short read you'll google it anytime that

01:47:54.280 you want and what you'll get to find you'll read it in about 10 or 15 minutes what you'll find

01:47:59.000 is that basically every consonant vowel and syllable of the nuremberg code which was designed

01:48:04.920 to prevent something like what happened in germany in the 30s and 40s from ever happening again

01:48:10.040 it stood up for about 75 years and then every syllable consonant and vowel of that code glenn

01:48:16.120 was thrown out the window and trashed from march 16th of 2020 when the lockdowns began and really

01:48:22.200 even up until now um you know we have incredible data from the bureau of labor statistics about a

01:48:28.120 gigantic rise in disability claims uh beginning in 2021 uh starting in the fourth quarter you see that

01:48:35.160 this stat is pretty stable going back to 2008 and then all of a sudden the fourth quarter it goes off

01:48:39.640 the chain gee what happened at the fourth quarter of 2021 i mean it couldn't possibly be a jab mandate

01:48:45.640 to force you to take a jab in order to work and then a bunch of disabilities kicked in after that 0.65

01:48:50.520 couldn't possibly be that we have so much incredible data there was a michigan state study uh that came

01:48:56.280 out that found just through 2021 it estimated well over 200 uh thousand uh covet deaths uh in the

01:49:04.840 country from the jab covet deaths in america from the jab if you prorate that worldwide it's something

01:49:11.400 like seven and a half million deaths worldwide and so whether it is the jabs whether it's the virus

01:49:17.960 themselves with the gain of function research many of the same elements that pushed this uh toxic jab on

01:49:23.560 people um are the same ones that were involved in committing or creating this chimeric concoction

01:49:28.600 in wuhan and so they're kind of guilty and culpable on both ends of this spectrum uh and then the

01:49:34.600 lockdowns and the masks and everything else we get into all of this in the book and i think where

01:49:39.400 this book really it's you know with me and daniel you're gonna get a lot of data you're gonna get

01:49:43.080 a lot of policy specifics but where this book i think goes next level glenn is the is the meat of

01:49:48.920 it in the middle the personal testimonies whistleblowers from the department of defense

01:49:53.080 from the health care sector victims people whose children were uh were you know maimed injured by

01:49:59.320 the jab and can't get any relief people whose loved ones died in the hospital because they

01:50:03.320 wouldn't give them effective treatments they were essentially medically kidnapped those testimonies

01:50:08.280 in the middle if you think this title is too provocative and believe me we did not utilize it

01:50:13.400 lightly okay but if you think the nuremberg trials you didn't take nuremberg trials lightly huh

01:50:19.560 okay no of course not you you know me master of subtlety right but if you read uh and and listen

01:50:29.320 to these people and their suffering and the suffering that they witnessed inflicted on others you read

01:50:34.040 these testimonies you will see that we not only didn't oversell uh what has happened here if anything

01:50:40.680 we've undersold it okay so help me out because nuremberg trial the nuremberg uh rules are very

01:50:47.720 very clear as you said and washington post has come out and said this is not a violation of the

01:50:54.680 nuremberg code because these studies were done before they were released on the public how do you answer

01:51:02.760 that um you lost me at washington post yeah i know i know i know i know i know but but one of the one

01:51:10.200 of the really at the heart of the nuremberg code is the idea of informed consent the idea of

01:51:17.160 transparency the idea that you don't force people into a medical experiment we did that i'll give you

01:51:22.920 i'll prove it to you right here on august 6th of 2021 now admittedly glenn this occurred on cnn which

01:51:29.400 means a lot of people didn't see it okay so this is going to be news to people all right

01:51:34.200 unless you're seeing it now on august 6th of 2021 rochelle walensky went on with wolf blitzed

01:51:41.800 and admitted that with the advent of the delta variant the vaccines no longer stymie the transmission of

01:51:48.200 the backs of the of the of the virus they're no longer a traditional inoculation definitely definition

01:51:53.640 of a vaccine she went on to say that even the vaccinated now could get covet and then spread

01:51:59.160 the virus she said this on august 6th so right away whatever medical before we get to the

01:52:04.760 constitutional question whatever medical necessity emergency that would have you contemplate the

01:52:10.680 ethics of imposing this experimental substance on billions of people across the globe is already

01:52:16.680 out the window it won't even stop the spread of what we claim to be afraid of she admitted this

01:52:22.040 almost one month later to the very day she admitted that is when joe biden issued his

01:52:27.400 anti-constitutional detestable executive order on covet man on the covet jab which he said for the

01:52:33.800 entire year he had no power to do and then out of nowhere almost exactly one month later after his cdc

01:52:39.800 admitted the jab doesn't work that's when he actually said you can't go to work unless you take

01:52:46.040 the jab that is a clear violation of the nuremberg code and proves once again which isn't hard to do 0.64

01:52:53.560 that the washington post doesn't know what the sam hill they're talking about or they're just lying

01:52:57.320 so tell me do you do you draw any conclusions on what the motivation would be i think there's lots

01:53:06.360 of motivations and i think when you get into and we ask this question in this book a lot what's the

01:53:11.480 benign innocent explanation for these things we ask this question a lot we ask questions like how come

01:53:16.520 they never turn back because some people are going to say hey this thing is an emergency it got thrust on

01:53:21.400 us we got blindsided right fine how come they never voluntarily said oh we went too far with that

01:53:27.160 how come they're still in court trying to fight to put masks on people on planes okay they never

01:53:31.800 voluntarily pulled back every time they pulled back back when it's because the people either resisted to

01:53:37.000 the point it wasn't enforceable or the courts made them do it okay they never said oh you know what

01:53:42.600 guys we got that one wrong all right we had to sue to get pfizer's documentation they wanted those

01:53:47.400 hidden for over for about 75 years they they never showed any empathy any transparency or any

01:53:53.560 humility at all unless it was forced on them which shows you there aren't any benign and innocent

01:53:58.680 explanations and the and the best we could come up with and it won't necessarily give you the warm

01:54:03.320 fuzzy is that this is just good old-fashioned greed mind-numbing greed if that's the best we're hoping

01:54:10.040 for then all the other ones are a little bit you know further down the rabbit hole my friend so do you

01:54:14.760 have uh we're talking to steve dace he's blaze tv show uh host of the steve day show follows this

01:54:20.520 program every day on blaze tv he's uh also uh the co-writer the co-author of the rise of the fourth

01:54:26.600 reich um steve when you're um uh looking at all of this evidence is there any uh real tangible hope

01:54:38.120 that anybody's going to be held responsible i think the the biggest difficulty with this

01:54:46.280 is really not in the political system uh it's with the people and you know we did the uh the jab

01:54:51.720 special i hosted it with jason whitlock here earlier this month here on blaze tv and senator ron johnson

01:54:57.240 of wisconsin who has just been joan of arc level of hero on this and i asked him you know what's the

01:55:03.080 critical mass and and he said well you had a first nuremberg because ike threw open the camps and

01:55:07.560 forced the world to see what went on there and he brought it to a critical mass and and ron said you

01:55:12.360 know when you have less than 15 percent of american adults didn't take any of this gene juice a lot of

01:55:18.280 people are like man i don't want to believe i am a ticking time bomb i don't want to believe i'm the

01:55:21.800 next collapse suddenly i don't want to believe i'm the next died suddenly i mean we have one of our

01:55:26.040 colleagues here at blaze tv on his show saying he thinks he's vaccine injured okay we i don't want to be the

01:55:31.000 the next one who finds out a year later six months later that it's me and so let me just move on let's

01:55:35.400 pretend like this never happened and get on with real life i think that glenn there's so many people

01:55:40.440 that were betrayed into buying into this that i think it's the masses of the people that really

01:55:45.560 don't want to come to grips yet with the full scope of what happened here well the book went on sale

01:55:51.400 yesterday um grab your copy now this is one of those things that i would also urge you to get a paper

01:55:58.360 copy of uh things can be deleted online but i would have a paper copy of this order it wherever

01:56:04.360 you get your books the rise of the fourth reich uh by steve dace and uh and also um daniel horowitz

01:56:13.400 make sure you grab your copy now steve we'll look forward to hearing from you here in just a few

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01:57:37.060 this is the glenn back program nikki haley now is officially announcing her presidential bid

01:58:01.240 um she's kicking off her her campaign rally uh now she's on all of the uh all of the news networks

01:58:10.060 i you know i i like nikki haley i know a lot of people don't necessarily trust her because you

01:58:15.340 know the way it ended with with donald trump but i think she's solid i don't necessarily agree with

01:58:21.280 everything that she says um but i do think she's solid and i really uh encourage you to understand

01:58:30.360 that this program wants to be friends toward all enemy of none because this is in your hands and so

01:58:39.720 we're going to interview all of them and we'll be fair with all of them we'll ask tough questions of

01:58:44.920 all of them and be fair with all of them um point out they're good things um but this is a very

01:58:52.580 important election i mean it it has the possibility of being our last yeah and i think nikki haley has

01:58:59.680 a road that's not easy when it comes to winning the nomination though she also is a serious person

01:59:06.520 and should be she's the type of person you'd expect to get into a race like this yeah had a good run as 1.00

01:59:10.940 governor uh has some foreign policy experience she's kind of right in the pocket of what you'd 0.99

01:59:15.860 someone you'd think would run i thought she was great in the united nations man she took i i remember

01:59:21.500 my favorite u.n ambassador come on think of yours right now okay let's say it together gene kirkpatrick

01:59:28.160 jerk gene kirkpatrick i was too late nobody has a favorite u.n ambassador i happen to gene kirkpatrick i

01:59:36.560 love she was with reagan and she was tough as nails she didn't give any room uh and it's the same

01:59:45.760 thing with nikki she did not give any room to anybody yeah at the u.n she did a great job i thought 0.95

01:59:52.060 yeah so it'll be interesting to see you know she is gonna have to i mean look i think she's been

01:59:57.000 campaigning for a while this is the start of her campaign in oh yeah in reality in yeah you know 0.62

02:00:01.400 formal terms but i mean she's been working this for a while and and she's someone i think can be

02:00:06.300 taken seriously we talked about this yesterday where you have a couple of people at the top

02:00:10.300 and then you have a but you're gonna have probably a dozen other people vying to either be vice

02:00:15.180 president or to try to catch lightning in a bottle and rise from that second from that fourth fifth sixth

02:00:22.840 do you think up to that third tier type of person do you think there is anyone though that could beat

02:00:29.400 either desantis or trump for that nomination oh it's going to be one of those two i'm convinced of

02:00:35.980 it i mean it's unlikely first of all obviously desantis has to actually run which we do very

02:00:40.860 much assume he is he's going to run he's going to run so taking that that formality out of the out

02:00:46.760 of the picture i it would be surprising to me if this runs just like for example the bush mccain race

02:00:54.940 where no one else makes any noise right like it would be surprising if we go through this entire

02:01:00.060 year and no one has a big moment no one has a moment in the debates that gets people talking

02:01:05.660 no one has that moment where they rise let's say into double digits right now it's nobody the only

02:01:11.040 person who ever hits double digits in these polls other than the top two is occasionally mike pence will do

02:01:15.860 it and i don't think anybody believes that's real no because pence is you know he he's no longer

02:01:21.620 a friend of many hardcore trump supporters right which which if trump's in the race makes it impossible

02:01:28.520 uh for him to to get up there i i would think i you know and he's also not electric you know i mean

02:01:34.060 mike pence did some good things i think in office he's a good guy i generally like him but he's not the

02:01:38.800 type of person who's going to take the the country by storm and i don't know of i mean you know first

02:01:45.400 of all we know that donald trump will clean house we know that um but he's got to have an incredible

02:01:55.240 team around him to be able to cut the right places the right time and and prioritize you're going to

02:02:04.440 get rid of the deep state man it's going to take every bit of political capital that you have

02:02:09.320 and you just gotta go for it um and i think desantis could do that wants to do that but again you're

02:02:19.580 walking into a new job with new realities even donald trump said i had no idea how bad it was

02:02:26.300 um and i don't know if anybody unless you experience it really understands but who is going to work with

02:02:33.700 donald trump because i mean would nikki take a vice presidential role if she happened to be 1.00

02:02:39.340 the big you know the big number two and it was donald trump or she was number three would he take her 0.98

02:02:45.820 on i don't think he would i don't think donald trump would i mean i think it's honestly more likely to

02:02:51.200 be a desantis that would take it yeah but nikki haley if she is you know gets to that point where 1.00

02:02:57.280 she's vp she will be highly considered unless she just runs a terrible campaign which is possible 1.00

02:03:02.860 trump doesn't trust anybody he shouldn't i don't trust anybody but i'd like to know who do you trust

02:03:10.020 i'd like to see his team you know what i mean who do you trust who are you going to put into these

02:03:16.500 big roles in your cabinet that's just gonna shut them down the glenn back program 0.97

02:03:23.820 you

02:03:25.620 okay

02:03:30.680 yeah

02:03:34.640 you

02:03:36.780 you

02:03:40.800 you

02:03:46.960 yeah

02:03:49.440 yeah

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