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00:00:00.000 let me tell you about uh rough greens rough greens not a dog food it's a supplement that

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00:01:18.540 we got no room to compromise

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00:01:41.680 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:02:02.260 this is the glenn back program

00:02:07.220 well there is another train derailment uh that buddha judge is not on again this time however

00:02:17.100 it was in detroit so really i don't think there's gonna be any damage no i'm kidding that's horrible

00:02:24.080 to say about detroit true but horrible to say about detroit train derailment yesterday um

00:02:30.080 no evidence yet of exposed hazardous materials um although this train was carrying hazardous materials

00:02:39.620 uh but they say don't worry about it of course they're saying that in ohio too

00:02:45.100 and while i tend to believe so far that that's the case in detroit

00:02:52.080 you know the the new york times is rushing to the defense of the government and the rail company

00:03:03.120 saying oh you know these conspiracy theories that you know this is going to cause real environmental problems

00:03:09.920 it's all coming from the right

00:03:11.500 what

00:03:13.460 now we're the ones too concerned about the planet

00:03:18.260 unbelievable

00:03:19.560 actually

00:03:21.040 that's the best part of it wait until you hear

00:03:24.660 what biden did

00:03:26.100 yesterday

00:03:27.040 explain it

00:03:29.880 any other way

00:03:31.460 than

00:03:32.340 yeah this is his working glory

00:03:35.280 to destroy america

00:03:36.800 it's not incompetence

00:03:38.180 it's not senility

00:03:39.880 this

00:03:41.260 this

00:03:41.280 is a plan

00:03:43.040 and i'll explain

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00:03:46.340 all right

00:03:49.280 let me tell you about good ranchers

00:03:50.640 uh did you see that

00:03:52.400 eggs are now more expensive than a pound of beef

00:03:55.120 yay

00:03:56.240 first time ever right

00:03:57.320 we've done it

00:03:58.680 yeah

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00:04:00.460 eggs number one

00:04:01.840 eggs number one

00:04:03.120 uh love that

00:04:04.480 um

00:04:05.500 but you know i

00:04:07.700 i just keep thinking to myself

00:04:09.620 thank goodness we are one step closer to crickets

00:04:12.960 anyway

00:04:13.860 um

00:04:14.620 if you don't like the cricket idea

00:04:16.840 and you don't like your food prices going through the roof

00:04:20.740 how about you lock in your meat prices right now

00:04:24.020 chicken

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00:04:25.880 you can do that with good ranchers

00:04:28.540 and you can save

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00:04:32.080 i don't know

00:04:33.340 that sounds pretty good

00:04:34.580 i know that's not the popular thing to do right now

00:04:38.500 to say

00:04:39.620 hey

00:04:40.360 you cannot

00:04:41.400 pay as much as you're paying at the grocery store

00:04:44.840 you'll get better quality

00:04:47.000 and it's grass fed

00:04:49.300 and

00:04:49.580 here in america

00:04:51.100 it's gonna support and

00:04:52.580 and make our ranches stronger

00:04:54.720 i know that's not the way of the world now

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00:04:58.160 i say we go there

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00:05:19.040 all right

00:05:21.140 so stew

00:05:21.920 help me make sense of this story

00:05:25.180 hmm

00:05:25.640 republican governor mike dewine

00:05:28.700 said he has not seen secretary of transportation

00:05:31.900 pete buddha judge

00:05:32.900 at all

00:05:34.480 at all

00:05:36.520 now i'm sure he has seen him on tv

00:05:40.440 not talking about ohio

00:05:41.900 i'm sure he's seen him you know

00:05:43.520 at some point in his life

00:05:45.540 maybe

00:05:45.860 but since the train derailment

00:05:48.200 nothing

00:05:48.860 i mean he probably saw him on tv

00:05:51.080 talking about how there weren't enough

00:05:52.760 black people in construction jobs

00:05:54.740 yes

00:05:54.980 of course he saw that

00:05:55.960 saw that

00:05:56.380 yeah

00:05:56.680 that's an important thing

00:05:57.780 to talk about

00:05:58.380 liar mike 1.00

00:05:59.300 what a liar 1.00

00:06:01.120 um anyway 0.99

00:06:02.460 uh and then yesterday

00:06:04.440 the biden

00:06:06.320 i'm gonna read this

00:06:07.300 verbatim

00:06:08.080 the biden administration

00:06:09.700 has turned down

00:06:10.800 republican

00:06:11.320 ohio

00:06:12.020 governor

00:06:12.420 mike dewine's request

00:06:13.760 for federal disaster assistance

00:06:16.460 for the train derailment

00:06:18.840 the federal emergency management agency

00:06:23.220 otherwise known as fema

00:06:24.900 have you ever heard of them

00:06:25.700 i have heard of them

00:06:26.540 yeah okay

00:06:26.920 uh they said that

00:06:28.540 too many white people working there too

00:06:29.820 they said that ohio

00:06:31.500 is not eligible to receive assistance

00:06:35.220 because the incident didn't classify

00:06:38.520 as a natural disaster

00:06:40.420 a national disaster

00:06:41.740 the rejection came nearly two weeks

00:06:44.620 after the uh norfolk southern train

00:06:47.760 which carried harmful chemicals derailed

00:06:49.680 2 000 residents were evacuated

00:06:52.080 blah blah blah

00:06:52.720 fema classifies a national disaster declaration

00:06:57.400 as when there is property damage

00:06:59.920 caused by a tornado flood hurricane or earthquake

00:07:03.600 the state currently does not have any associated costs

00:07:08.400 that could demonstrate to fema

00:07:10.560 to be able to get a disaster declaration

00:07:13.620 because the train cars didn't cause any power outages

00:07:17.320 block any roads

00:07:19.060 or impede residents property

00:07:21.300 that's a quote from fema

00:07:25.860 it didn't impede residents property

00:07:28.780 i mean they had to evacuate

00:07:30.220 they're just saying that everything's fine

00:07:32.480 you can go back there if you want

00:07:33.340 right that's their claim

00:07:34.680 i mean

00:07:37.160 just check it out

00:07:38.020 just check it out

00:07:39.040 we're not saying

00:07:40.120 you know

00:07:40.680 we're just saying

00:07:41.380 do you get your vax

00:07:42.640 if you got your vax

00:07:44.740 did the vaccine

00:07:45.680 vaccine work for this too

00:07:46.980 well i don't know about that

00:07:48.860 for trade derailments

00:07:49.180 but i'm just

00:07:49.620 i just don't want them going back

00:07:51.340 if they haven't had their vaccine

00:07:52.840 you know what i mean

00:07:53.860 right

00:07:54.220 but

00:07:54.640 they could spread covet

00:07:55.660 but if you have your vaccine

00:07:57.000 go back in

00:07:57.760 you're fine

00:07:58.260 you're good

00:07:59.120 the government

00:07:59.580 federal government

00:08:00.320 has nothing to do

00:08:01.100 with your puny little life there

00:08:02.760 what train

00:08:04.320 you know

00:08:05.020 big toxic clouds

00:08:06.280 okay so

00:08:07.800 why

00:08:08.740 is it just

00:08:09.020 are they trying to say

00:08:09.740 it's it's just not fema's purview

00:08:12.300 like i mean

00:08:12.980 if we had a chemical fire

00:08:14.460 somewhere

00:08:15.020 tell me the time

00:08:16.540 that fema 1.00

00:08:17.660 has not

00:08:18.680 chomped at the bit

00:08:21.060 to come into your community

00:08:22.460 to take over

00:08:23.280 right

00:08:23.700 i mean that's the way

00:08:25.060 i can't take a one

00:08:25.500 but are like

00:08:26.020 like their

00:08:26.640 their line there

00:08:28.080 seems to be

00:08:28.640 it's not

00:08:29.300 it's not a natural disaster

00:08:31.320 and we only deal

00:08:31.980 with natural disasters

00:08:33.060 is that

00:08:33.460 is there another

00:08:34.320 government agency

00:08:37.180 another alphabet

00:08:38.580 collection of letters

00:08:39.800 that's supposed to come in

00:08:40.920 and deal with

00:08:41.580 chemical accidents

00:08:42.580 the epa

00:08:43.860 well the epa

00:08:45.360 is there

00:08:45.900 but

00:08:46.820 this is

00:08:47.620 are they helping

00:08:48.240 what they're trying

00:08:49.060 oh yes they are

00:08:51.080 oh they are

00:08:51.560 okay

00:08:51.740 they're saying

00:08:52.240 come on back in

00:08:53.360 okay

00:08:53.900 everything's fine

00:08:54.880 come into the water

00:08:55.660 just

00:08:56.200 you know

00:08:56.860 take a net

00:08:57.440 scoop all those dead fish

00:08:59.080 off of the surface

00:09:00.580 of the water

00:09:01.180 right

00:09:01.480 they died

00:09:02.260 from something else

00:09:03.440 i'm sure

00:09:03.800 some of them seem

00:09:04.540 to sprout wings

00:09:05.540 and fly out of the river

00:09:06.940 onto your property

00:09:07.900 but just scoop them up

00:09:08.920 right

00:09:09.300 they're dead now

00:09:10.160 right

00:09:10.460 and if you don't scoop them up

00:09:12.120 they're gonna grow feet

00:09:13.020 right

00:09:13.580 and so

00:09:14.900 you do not want

00:09:15.560 you don't want the fish feet

00:09:16.800 no

00:09:17.200 no

00:09:17.580 fish feet around your property

00:09:18.620 it's gonna lower property values

00:09:19.860 your zillow thing

00:09:20.640 it's gonna go through the floor

00:09:22.240 now

00:09:23.140 let me give you this story

00:09:24.640 from the new york times

00:09:25.540 by the way

00:09:25.920 i'm leading someplace

00:09:27.420 uh

00:09:28.100 and it's

00:09:28.800 it's a

00:09:29.420 it's a happy place

00:09:31.020 is it fish feet

00:09:31.960 is that

00:09:32.500 does this all

00:09:33.280 does us all come back to fish feet

00:09:34.700 so

00:09:35.320 here's the headline

00:09:36.420 from the new york times

00:09:37.180 now listen to this story

00:09:38.040 chernobyl 2.0

00:09:40.020 ohio train derailment

00:09:42.240 spurs wild speculation

00:09:44.320 so this story

00:09:45.940 is about

00:09:46.480 the conspiracy theories

00:09:48.480 that are coming from

00:09:50.700 conservatives

00:09:52.040 yeah

00:09:52.560 conservatives

00:09:53.540 yes

00:09:54.400 wait a minute

00:09:55.560 we finally found

00:09:56.800 an ecological issue

00:09:59.100 that the new york times

00:10:00.660 is downplaying

00:10:01.480 yes

00:10:01.900 there finally is one

00:10:03.940 oh yeah

00:10:04.340 every time there's an oil spill

00:10:05.500 of like three drops

00:10:06.680 they

00:10:06.980 they all

00:10:07.880 they send 12 reporters

00:10:09.100 to the scene

00:10:09.800 to look for any

00:10:10.640 any bird

00:10:12.060 that has oil

00:10:12.940 on their feathers

00:10:13.840 there is

00:10:14.660 a snow storm

00:10:15.960 and it's because

00:10:17.000 of your

00:10:18.220 hair spray

00:10:19.760 right

00:10:20.140 okay

00:10:20.780 alright

00:10:21.580 since the train

00:10:23.480 carrying hazardous

00:10:24.320 materials derailed

00:10:25.240 in ohio

00:10:25.740 nearly two weeks ago

00:10:26.740 writes the new york times

00:10:27.800 residents have feared

00:10:29.020 for their safety

00:10:30.060 a controlled burn

00:10:32.060 of toxic materials

00:10:33.620 has filled the air

00:10:35.100 and covered surface

00:10:36.100 waters with soil

00:10:37.260 and soil with chemicals

00:10:38.900 dead fish have floated

00:10:40.420 in nearby creeks

00:10:41.340 and an unnerving aroma

00:10:43.060 has lingered in the air

00:10:44.360 oh

00:10:46.180 okay

00:10:46.680 this is a lot of

00:10:47.600 right

00:10:48.240 this is a lot of evidence

00:10:49.100 but for many commentators

00:10:51.200 from across the political

00:10:52.640 spectrum

00:10:53.260 the speculation

00:10:54.020 has gone far

00:10:55.460 beyond known

00:10:56.520 facts

00:10:57.260 right wing

00:10:59.280 commentators

00:11:00.220 have been particularly

00:11:01.340 critical

00:11:02.160 using the crisis

00:11:03.760 to sow

00:11:04.480 distrust

00:11:05.320 about government

00:11:06.280 agencies

00:11:06.980 and suggest

00:11:08.240 that damage

00:11:09.320 could be

00:11:10.180 irreparable

00:11:11.000 you mean

00:11:13.240 like

00:11:13.680 we have to act

00:11:15.660 on global

00:11:16.320 warming

00:11:16.880 and completely

00:11:18.080 destroy

00:11:19.100 all of

00:11:20.520 any kind

00:11:21.600 of modern

00:11:22.240 living

00:11:22.700 and eat

00:11:23.460 bugs

00:11:24.240 within the next

00:11:25.360 10 years

00:11:26.140 or the earth

00:11:27.260 will be destroyed

00:11:28.620 forever

00:11:29.300 you mean

00:11:30.420 that kind

00:11:31.260 of irreparable

00:11:31.900 on social media

00:11:34.480 like twitter

00:11:35.100 and telegram

00:11:35.780 commentators

00:11:36.440 have called

00:11:36.860 the situation

00:11:37.520 the largest

00:11:38.120 environmental

00:11:38.680 disaster

00:11:39.640 in history

00:11:40.280 or simple

00:11:41.700 simply

00:11:42.340 chernobyl

00:11:42.880 2.0

00:11:43.680 invoking

00:11:44.380 the 1986

00:11:45.640 nuclear

00:11:46.700 disaster

00:11:47.260 by the way

00:11:48.000 let's go back

00:11:49.200 and see

00:11:49.720 how the press

00:11:50.540 reacted

00:11:51.160 to

00:11:52.280 the

00:11:54.160 Three Mile Island

00:11:56.260 accident

00:11:56.860 remember

00:11:57.680 that was the

00:11:59.600 greatest

00:11:59.960 nuclear meltdown

00:12:01.240 of all

00:12:01.600 nope

00:12:02.340 nope

00:12:03.080 nothing

00:12:03.620 was measured

00:12:04.500 in the air

00:12:05.220 nothing

00:12:06.360 nothing

00:12:07.420 yeah the worst

00:12:08.740 side effects

00:12:09.500 of that incident

00:12:10.140 were the equivalent

00:12:11.100 of a full set

00:12:11.960 of chest x-rays

00:12:12.900 correct

00:12:13.520 and that

00:12:14.760 they made in

00:12:15.680 they stopped

00:12:16.760 nuclear energy

00:12:18.320 because of that

00:12:19.960 and arguably

00:12:20.880 caused

00:12:21.660 if you want to

00:12:22.820 believe their

00:12:23.200 narrative

00:12:23.720 or at least

00:12:25.040 their outcomes

00:12:25.780 they're not going

00:12:26.200 to give this

00:12:26.520 narrative

00:12:26.840 but arguably

00:12:27.840 caused the

00:12:28.420 problems that

00:12:29.000 we have with

00:12:29.600 global warming

00:12:30.100 today

00:12:30.380 correct

00:12:30.780 right

00:12:31.100 they shut

00:12:32.020 down the

00:12:32.300 nuclear industry

00:12:33.000 so we had

00:12:33.580 to go to

00:12:34.060 other

00:12:34.400 stay on

00:12:35.740 fossil fuels

00:12:36.260 and if

00:12:37.840 in their

00:12:38.320 world

00:12:38.720 this is what's

00:12:39.400 caused all the

00:12:39.840 problems

00:12:40.220 correct

00:12:40.540 which by the

00:12:41.480 way that means

00:12:41.980 they caused

00:12:42.640 all the

00:12:42.900 problems

00:12:43.360 well isn't

00:12:43.960 that the

00:12:44.260 way progressives

00:12:44.880 work

00:12:45.160 yeah

00:12:45.360 they caused

00:12:46.020 the problems

00:12:46.640 and then try

00:12:47.200 to fix

00:12:47.660 the problems

00:12:48.240 that they

00:12:48.600 caused

00:12:49.000 which causes

00:12:49.520 more problems

00:12:50.400 which they

00:12:51.160 then try to

00:12:51.820 fix

00:12:52.140 those

00:12:52.700 it's a

00:12:53.360 never-ending

00:12:53.960 series

00:12:54.580 chain of

00:12:55.060 events

00:12:55.420 they warned

00:12:57.100 they said

00:12:57.840 they warned

00:12:59.520 without any

00:13:00.340 evidence

00:13:00.880 that vital

00:13:02.080 water reservoirs

00:13:03.460 serving states

00:13:04.300 down river

00:13:05.120 could be

00:13:05.620 badly

00:13:06.100 contaminated

00:13:07.000 keyword there

00:13:08.760 could

00:13:09.800 and they

00:13:11.420 suggested

00:13:12.120 that the

00:13:12.580 authorities

00:13:13.220 railroad

00:13:13.640 companies

00:13:14.200 and mainstream

00:13:14.840 news media

00:13:15.700 were purposely

00:13:16.560 obscuring the

00:13:17.660 full toll

00:13:18.260 of the

00:13:18.620 crisis

00:13:19.100 right

00:13:20.140 because when

00:13:20.800 have you ever

00:13:21.280 done that

00:13:22.060 mainstream

00:13:22.620 media

00:13:23.240 government

00:13:24.020 or railroad

00:13:25.640 companies

00:13:26.660 you've already

00:13:28.660 had several

00:13:29.380 bits of

00:13:31.240 information that

00:13:31.940 have come out

00:13:32.380 that different

00:13:32.960 chemicals were on

00:13:33.840 board that we

00:13:34.260 didn't know about

00:13:35.000 initially

00:13:35.420 there were more

00:13:36.520 effects than we

00:13:37.220 thought

00:13:37.520 of course people

00:13:38.220 are going to

00:13:38.680 speculate that

00:13:39.200 there's even

00:13:39.580 more than

00:13:40.020 what they've

00:13:40.420 told us

00:13:41.420 stew

00:13:41.980 please read

00:13:42.900 the new

00:13:43.140 york times

00:13:43.740 it says

00:13:44.760 glenn i read

00:13:45.980 the new york

00:13:46.300 times all the

00:13:46.680 time

00:13:46.900 no and the

00:13:47.480 new york

00:13:47.660 times every

00:13:48.700 single time

00:13:49.520 there's any

00:13:50.080 sort of

00:13:50.740 any sort

00:13:51.920 of chemical

00:13:52.300 that leaks

00:13:52.700 anywhere on

00:13:53.540 the planet

00:13:54.000 they say it's

00:13:54.760 going to be

00:13:55.080 a catastrophe

00:13:55.600 this is the

00:13:56.280 entire paper

00:13:57.060 is basically

00:13:58.160 based on

00:13:59.240 someone dripped

00:14:00.200 some chemical

00:14:01.180 3,000 miles

00:14:02.520 away

00:14:03.000 but those

00:14:03.600 were disasters

00:14:05.040 this is not

00:14:06.200 listen

00:14:06.580 this is fine

00:14:07.220 since then

00:14:08.320 the epa

00:14:09.280 has said

00:14:10.280 air quality

00:14:11.200 has returned

00:14:11.800 to safe

00:14:12.280 levels

00:14:12.840 residents

00:14:13.760 have been

00:14:14.560 allowed to

00:14:15.220 return

00:14:15.800 yeah a

00:14:16.860 chemical order

00:14:17.700 lingers because

00:14:18.680 people can

00:14:19.400 smell the

00:14:20.040 contaminants

00:14:20.840 even when

00:14:21.900 they are

00:14:22.280 far below

00:14:24.080 hazardous

00:14:25.180 concentrations

00:14:26.160 it's all

00:14:27.340 according to

00:14:27.860 the epa

00:14:28.700 that's what it

00:14:29.500 says right

00:14:29.820 here

00:14:30.040 water testing

00:14:31.340 found no

00:14:32.300 indication of

00:14:33.340 risk to

00:14:33.760 public water

00:14:34.320 systems so

00:14:35.040 far the epa

00:14:36.560 said through

00:14:37.520 private though

00:14:38.420 private well

00:14:39.260 should be

00:14:40.000 tested but

00:14:41.440 the public

00:14:42.260 water fine

00:14:44.140 the private

00:14:45.660 water oh

00:14:46.940 we're not

00:14:47.340 sure utilities

00:14:49.420 drawing from

00:14:50.060 the ohio river

00:14:50.820 were taking

00:14:51.360 precautions at

00:14:52.240 least one

00:14:52.860 company said

00:14:53.840 at town hall

00:14:56.040 meetings on

00:14:56.560 wednesday frustrated

00:14:57.380 residents pressed

00:14:58.280 officials for

00:14:58.900 assurances that

00:14:59.560 the air and water

00:15:00.080 were safe

00:15:00.520 experts urged

00:15:02.060 caution as they

00:15:03.160 assessed the

00:15:03.660 long-term

00:15:04.100 consequences

00:15:04.860 warning that 0.80

00:15:05.840 airborne

00:15:06.260 contaminants can

00:15:07.400 settle on

00:15:08.060 surfaces seep

00:15:09.540 into wells and

00:15:10.340 migrate through 0.95

00:15:10.960 cracks in

00:15:11.600 basements to

00:15:12.400 homes yet

00:15:13.760 influencers and

00:15:14.920 right-wing

00:15:15.480 commentators were

00:15:16.440 quick to draw the

00:15:17.560 conclusion of their

00:15:18.540 own theorizing

00:15:19.740 about the extent

00:15:20.700 of damage in the

00:15:21.680 federal response

00:15:22.700 which they say

00:15:23.980 have amounted to

00:15:24.760 an extensive

00:15:25.540 cover-up this

00:15:26.820 makes no sense

00:15:27.580 well how could the

00:15:28.460 new york times be

00:15:29.100 taking this side of

00:15:29.740 the story i mean

00:15:30.700 there's a good

00:15:31.340 argument to be

00:15:31.880 made like this

00:15:32.820 happens a lot

00:15:33.460 right you

00:15:34.200 have an accident

00:15:34.880 like this and

00:15:36.200 it is a pretty

00:15:37.260 natural series of

00:15:38.260 events that people

00:15:39.700 who live close by

00:15:40.820 are incredibly

00:15:41.960 worried about it

00:15:42.820 because they can

00:15:43.440 smell stuff in the

00:15:44.180 air and they're

00:15:45.220 worried about what's

00:15:45.760 going on with their

00:15:46.240 water they're worried

00:15:47.100 if their children are

00:15:47.840 going to die or

00:15:48.600 develop cancer next

00:15:49.520 week all really

00:15:51.160 rational fears and

00:15:53.560 then maybe some

00:15:55.020 scientific experts

00:15:55.760 come in and say we

00:15:56.480 don't think it's a

00:15:57.120 risk when that

00:15:58.660 series of events

00:15:59.520 occurs the new

00:16:00.420 york times always

00:16:01.700 sides with the

00:16:03.140 families always 0.67

00:16:04.500 sides against the

00:16:06.000 companies always

00:16:07.180 says actually we

00:16:08.720 found some person

00:16:09.900 this one random

00:16:11.340 person who has this

00:16:12.540 effect it's not

00:16:13.680 proven to be

00:16:14.260 connected but we're

00:16:15.000 going to say it's

00:16:15.440 connected anyway they

00:16:16.540 always always side 0.90

00:16:19.200 with the freaking

00:16:21.080 out uh side of this

00:16:23.080 argument and for

00:16:23.820 this one time this

00:16:25.900 one incident they're

00:16:27.520 now all of a sudden

00:16:28.260 all on board with

00:16:29.300 nothing's gone on

00:16:30.300 okay well isn't

00:16:31.560 this weird

00:16:31.960 seriously isn't this

00:16:33.100 weird no you have

00:16:34.440 no you have no

00:16:36.100 example of that let

00:16:37.260 me give you let me

00:16:38.360 give you an unrelated

00:16:39.280 story headline

00:16:41.000 russian pipeline

00:16:42.540 leaks spark climate

00:16:44.480 fears as huge

00:16:46.180 volumes of methane

00:16:47.900 spew into the

00:16:49.480 atmosphere every time

00:16:50.440 what is methane

00:16:51.680 that's natural gas

00:16:55.700 natural gas

00:16:58.540 keyword natural

00:17:01.920 okay it seeps out

00:17:05.220 into the atmosphere

00:17:06.180 all the time because

00:17:07.300 it's coming from the

00:17:08.400 earth and it's

00:17:09.540 natural gas not

00:17:11.800 man-made chemicals

00:17:13.440 that are not meant

00:17:14.440 to burn that they

00:17:15.700 just set on fire no

00:17:17.820 no this is natural

00:17:19.760 gas it's they call it

00:17:21.400 methane which is also

00:17:23.700 what comes out of the 0.99

00:17:24.920 butt and the mouth of 1.00

00:17:26.780 a cow that they say

00:17:28.720 god created all of

00:17:31.920 this this is a master

00:17:33.540 plan this is an

00:17:34.740 incredible thing but

00:17:37.060 what he didn't know is

00:17:39.300 that he actually created

00:17:41.140 animals that live on

00:17:44.080 the planet that spew a

00:17:46.940 toxic chemical that will

00:17:48.700 make their entire

00:17:50.220 planet die that's 0.99

00:17:54.180 what it says yeah 0.97

00:17:55.240 yeah well if you

00:17:57.000 don't believe in god

00:17:58.460 you believe in you

00:18:01.520 know natural evolution

00:18:03.640 well if the cow and 0.95

00:18:06.660 the farts from animals

00:18:08.400 is toxic to the planet

00:18:12.160 well evolution will

00:18:14.680 figure that out no no

00:18:17.660 no no methane 0.93

00:18:20.140 natural natural not

00:18:22.560 chemicals in the sky

00:18:23.920 again used made for

00:18:26.980 world war one

00:18:29.060 setting those on fire

00:18:32.100 no it's not a problem

00:18:33.400 climate scientists

00:18:34.820 acknowledge that it's

00:18:35.740 hard to accurately

00:18:36.480 quantify the exact

00:18:38.060 size of the emissions

00:18:39.340 and say leaks are

00:18:40.760 quote a wee bubble in

00:18:42.200 the ocean compared to

00:18:43.240 the massive amounts of

00:18:44.400 methane emitted around

00:18:45.500 the world every day

00:18:46.360 nonetheless environmental

00:18:49.280 campaigners argue the

00:18:52.160 incident reaffirms the

00:18:53.360 risk of sabotage or

00:18:54.560 accidents accident makes

00:18:56.300 fossil fuel infrastructure

00:18:57.800 a ticking time bomb

00:18:59.960 wow but you in ohio now

00:19:04.760 i'm going to tie this

00:19:05.460 together i'll tell you

00:19:07.140 what i think this what's

00:19:08.260 really going on here in

00:19:09.940 60 seconds just about

00:19:12.500 every day on this

00:19:13.120 program i share

00:19:13.680 experiences of real

00:19:14.540 people with you people

00:19:15.320 who have their lives

00:19:16.120 changed by taking relief

00:19:17.640 factor and i'm one of

00:19:18.640 them uh i can honestly

00:19:20.700 say i don't think i would

00:19:21.920 be here today if it

00:19:23.220 wasn't for relief factor

00:19:24.320 that is an honest

00:19:25.460 statement i told my

00:19:27.580 wife i don't know how 0.99

00:19:29.300 i'm going to live this

00:19:30.140 way and continue to go

00:19:31.540 on and do this i mean i

00:19:33.020 was in my mind i'm i'm

00:19:34.820 i'm settling for i'm

00:19:36.900 going to live this way

00:19:37.440 the rest of my life i

00:19:38.420 what moments i have

00:19:39.880 that's not in pain i'm

00:19:41.140 going to enjoy them with

00:19:41.820 my family and uh

00:19:44.080 before you know i

00:19:45.180 said it i have that

00:19:46.260 decision to make honey

00:19:47.260 this next year we have

00:19:48.740 to talk about it and

00:19:50.200 she said have you tried

00:19:51.140 relief factor this is

00:19:52.260 an honest to god

00:19:52.880 conversation have you

00:19:53.680 tried relief factor

00:19:54.520 no it's not going to

00:19:56.420 work for me it's all

00:19:57.460 natural blah blah blah

00:19:58.600 i've been to the mayo

00:20:00.760 clinic really a

00:20:04.460 something that's not a

00:20:06.220 drug it's all natural

00:20:08.020 and advertised on radio

00:20:10.320 and tv that's going to

00:20:12.920 fix it well i don't want

00:20:15.700 to hear you whine about

00:20:16.520 it if you won't try

00:20:17.240 everything so i tried

00:20:19.640 it three weeks later i

00:20:21.940 said it's not working

00:20:23.300 but i i didn't notice i

00:20:25.720 was dismissing that i was

00:20:27.280 feeling better thinking i

00:20:28.320 was just in a good

00:20:28.900 period then i stopped

00:20:30.180 taking it and all of it

00:20:31.820 came rushing back that's

00:20:33.920 my experience with relief

00:20:35.160 factor want to give it a

00:20:37.200 whirl get out of pain

00:20:38.740 what if it works 70% of

00:20:41.080 the people who try go on

00:20:42.060 to order more month

00:20:42.820 after month relief factor

00:20:44.360 dot com try the three

00:20:45.560 week quick start exactly

00:20:46.740 the same thing i did

00:20:47.740 relief factor dot com

00:20:49.380 800 the number four

00:20:50.560 relief relief factor feel

00:20:52.380 the difference 10

00:20:53.520 seconds station id

00:20:54.340 okay so let me tell you

00:21:08.240 exactly what i think is um

00:21:11.340 is going on

00:21:12.360 these people do not care

00:21:18.400 about the things they say

00:21:20.020 they care about that's all

00:21:22.160 a sham it's all a sham

00:21:24.380 this whole global warming

00:21:26.440 thing look first it was

00:21:28.960 global no first it was

00:21:30.240 global um uh ice age

00:21:33.460 coming when i was growing

00:21:34.600 up it was an ice age then

00:21:36.440 it was global warming now

00:21:39.360 it's global climate change

00:21:41.240 because it's going different

00:21:44.100 ways okay now you can't

00:21:46.260 predict it but they were

00:21:47.100 absolutely sure you could

00:21:48.640 predict it just a few years

00:21:50.420 ago that it was going to be

00:21:51.160 warming now we can't

00:21:52.660 predict it but we can

00:21:53.580 predict that it's going to

00:21:55.040 be unpredictable oh okay

00:21:57.480 it's a sham now i believe

00:22:02.060 climate is always changing

00:22:04.120 we may be in a new period

00:22:07.400 but all the rest of it is

00:22:10.220 bullcrap for control 0.72

00:22:12.200 otherwise they would care 0.99

00:22:14.320 about this just as much as

00:22:16.860 they care about everything

00:22:17.860 else but see this one has

00:22:20.340 politics involved this is a

00:22:23.740 red state this is a state

00:22:27.700 where they don't care about

00:22:29.400 they'll rush fema any place 1.00

00:22:34.180 any place well not to the

00:22:37.300 border here where we're being

00:22:38.520 overrun not to ohio where

00:22:41.820 the skies are on fire no no

00:22:44.360 these people honestly don't

00:22:47.760 care about any human

00:22:51.140 condition except for their

00:22:53.780 condition of power glenn back

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00:24:17.100 by the way just doing a quick search uh of

00:24:37.820 the fema website you'll come to remember

00:24:40.700 fema doesn't cover this i mean it's you

00:24:43.260 know it's a chemical spill first of all

00:24:45.460 those if that's the trains are regulated

00:24:47.480 by the federal government

00:24:48.440 um but um you can just look up

00:24:51.420 esf number 10 that is emergency support

00:24:55.960 function number 10 particularly for oil

00:25:00.600 and hazardous material response

00:25:03.620 so i guess fema does have a way to uh

00:25:07.580 to get in there but uh the president

00:25:10.120 just won't uh won't do it it just

00:25:12.440 doesn't qualify man they they they wish 0.83

00:25:15.860 they could be there you betcha they do

00:25:18.360 you betcha they do but they just can't

00:25:21.760 see their way uh through all of the red

00:25:25.020 tape you know that's just crazy um i want

00:25:28.600 to take you to now a guy who i have read

00:25:31.500 is uh possibly well people are trying to

00:25:34.320 draft him to run for president and i have

00:25:37.620 to tell you even if he doesn't it doesn't

00:25:40.940 win or wouldn't run to try to win but just

00:25:44.780 try to get everybody to understand esg i

00:25:48.560 support his candidacy uh vivek rama vivek

00:25:52.380 ramishwamy is uh with us now he is an

00:25:56.220 anti-esg crusader um and uh has really made a

00:26:02.160 lot of inroads with strive.com check it out

00:26:05.260 he's with us now you're also an ohio resident

00:26:08.280 any thoughts on what's happening

00:26:10.380 i mean it's very sad what's happened glenn and i

00:26:13.860 watched pete budigich effectively imply that this

00:26:16.940 has gotten too much attention that's an affront and i

00:26:20.460 think it just reveals why people here and people

00:26:22.800 across the country do not trust the establishment in

00:26:26.300 washington dc and you know the funny thing is i've seen

00:26:28.840 both sides of it right i was born and raised in ohio i'm

00:26:30.920 talking to you from ohio today i also went to school with pete

00:26:33.600 budigich we were at harvard together we overlapped with each other

00:26:36.300 and the dirty little secret is that if this had happened in washington dc or in

00:26:40.980 new york city the response would have been

00:26:43.340 dramatically different oh yeah people here know it

00:26:46.420 and that's what fuels this cycle of distrust

00:26:49.460 and unfortunately i'm sad to say the distrust exists for good reason

00:26:52.940 we need to put new leaders in charge and it's just it you know most

00:26:56.480 importantly i think that community has been as brave as they possibly could be

00:26:59.620 but it's also revealed the divide between the aristocracy and dc and the

00:27:03.780 rest of the country i mean the the pete budigich comments all of

00:27:08.400 them are just so dismissive and you know let's say even that

00:27:14.880 he's he's not but let's just say he was right

00:27:18.300 you still don't say that you go to the town and comfort them and then give

00:27:24.460 them some hard news but they just are like was everybody looking at this for

00:27:29.060 why keep driving exactly and i think it's about

00:27:33.480 self-protection because initially he was embarrassed that this was a bigger deal

00:27:36.780 than expected he's just come off another crisis

00:27:39.040 with respect to grounding flights because of software glitches so he thought

00:27:43.340 this made him look bad sweep it under the rug even if the people

00:27:46.860 are left to suffer as a consequence now as that refuses to happen and thank you to

00:27:51.420 the people in this town and across the country who have stood up to say this is

00:27:54.560 a big deal now is actually almost implicitly blaming

00:27:57.580 the people who are actually casting attention on what's an important

00:28:00.760 situation okay i just see this as a symptom glenn of a deeper problem in our

00:28:04.280 country so uh let me let me throw another

00:28:07.160 uh log on this fire here um i checked the esg score of uh

00:28:12.440 norfolk suffolk um uh railway they have a higher esg score than tesla

00:28:20.560 does and their e is a lower threat according to their score 0.63

00:28:27.080 than their s is they're pretty good on the environment

00:28:30.840 what this is laughable glenn and it reminds me exactly of ftx on one

00:28:39.540 small uh yes on an esg scoring mechanism scoring better than exxon mobil

00:28:44.060 this is a farce and you put three letter acronyms about it what's it designed to do

00:28:48.820 it's designed to hide the essence of what's actually happening

00:28:52.040 and you know these companies and working hand in glove with the government to do it

00:28:56.300 are deflecting accountability from the topics they'd rather not be scrutinized

00:29:00.400 for instead talking about environmental and

00:29:03.580 social issues instead by the way using the money of everyday

00:29:06.860 citizens to advance those agendas without their

00:29:09.300 knowledge and you and i know that well that is the defining fraud of our time

00:29:13.140 but that too glenn is just a symptom of a deeper cancer

00:29:16.780 in this country where we've lost our national identity

00:29:20.160 so people who are supposed to run the show are not the ones

00:29:23.320 who elect to run the government are not the ones actually running the show

00:29:26.880 running the actual government today that's a new bureaucracy combined

00:29:30.420 with new titans to be in the private sector

00:29:33.300 and that's the real problem we need to solve

00:29:35.080 okay so tell me how you solve that the vague

00:29:37.580 well look i think there's a top-down version of this and there's a bottom-up

00:29:42.180 version of it but the top-down version is

00:29:44.000 we need to get the state and capitalism out of each other's hair

00:29:48.580 that is fascism you combine state power with corporate power to do what neither

00:29:53.160 can do on its own that is mussolini's definition of fascism

00:29:56.800 and that's the state of affairs in modern america today i'm sorry to say it so

00:30:00.200 what i say is if it is state action in disguise if the government is using

00:30:04.920 private companies either through the esg agenda or through free speech

00:30:08.620 regulation in silicon valley to do through the backdoor what government

00:30:11.880 couldn't do directly then those companies in those situations

00:30:14.900 ought to be bound by the same constraints as the federal government

00:30:17.740 itself that includes the first amendment to the

00:30:19.920 constitution of the united states if you're a tech company for example

00:30:22.080 so i have a lot of ideas for top-down fixes here i think we should make

00:30:26.420 political expression of civil right in this country so long as we have

00:30:29.180 other protected classes as well but if we're honest with ourselves glenn we

00:30:33.080 also have to look ourselves in the mirror each of us do you do i do every

00:30:36.440 person listening to this does and ask ourselves what is it within us that

00:30:40.500 causes us to want to bend the knee to these new monarchs it's like the

00:30:45.060 israelites why did they want to go back and be ruled by pharaoh there's 0.63

00:30:48.100 innate in human nature about it and i just think we are so hungry for purpose

00:30:53.260 right now in america that we need a conservative movement that fills that

00:30:57.280 vacuum of purpose and identity with a vision of national identity that dilutes

00:31:02.620 this poison to irrelevant and that's an important part of the conversation i will

00:31:06.600 tell you the left just heard what you said and they would love 0.91

00:31:09.740 they're going to call you absolutely a nationalist and a fascist

00:31:14.580 they i mean you know forget about the actual meaning of those words um

00:31:20.160 but you a nationalist identity what are you talking about what is what what is

00:31:27.340 the vision we should all be working toward revive the ideals that set this

00:31:33.000 nation into motion basic ideas even like merit that you get ahead in this

00:31:37.260 country not as the color of your skin but as mlk said on the content of your

00:31:41.220 character and contributions i mean that means getting rid of this national cancer

00:31:45.060 of affirmative action merit in government making sure the people we elect

00:31:48.900 to run the government are the ones who actually run the government not this

00:31:53.000 cancerous bureaucracy that multiplies itself like a like a metastasizing tumor

00:31:57.820 meritocracy and ideas glenn the best ideas win when no ideas are censored

00:32:04.220 merit in who gets into this country i see this as a first generation american

00:32:08.120 myself my parents were immigrants we should want more people like them but not 1.00

00:32:11.780 people whose first act of entering this country is a law-breaking one those are 1.00

00:32:16.300 just basic rules of the road they're not even democratic ideas or republican

00:32:20.600 ideas they are american ideas and you kind of call that nationalist call it

00:32:24.980 nationalist we then if we shore up that vision those basic ideas then and only

00:32:30.780 then can we take on the actual threats we face externally like communist china which 0.92

00:32:35.500 is not going to be easy to address and i have views on how to do this but i think we

00:32:39.260 can make the sacrifices needed to address communist china to declare independence from communist china

00:32:44.320 to do the kinds of things we're going to have to do if we shore up our national identity

00:32:48.500 within and that's what i'm on a mission to do one way or another vivek um you know

00:32:53.360 you look at china i think we are marching toward war this is exactly what happened at world war 1.00

00:33:01.060 one a group of fabian socialists wanted to change all of europe get rid of the old 0.62

00:33:08.040 structure they said it was going to be great they they saw the potential for a war they went all in

00:33:15.380 thinking that it could be short and it will be enough pain to cover the collapse and the

00:33:20.680 restructuring of the world i think that's exactly what's happening and i think just like they were

00:33:26.660 wrong in world war one they're wrong this time this could be very catastrophic just catastrophic

00:33:34.420 could be bad this could be really bad glenn i have one note of optimism and i think we're working

00:33:39.740 within a short window here for that optimism xi jinping has shot himself in the foot through

00:33:45.100 self-inflicted damage to get that third term last october when he took that unprecedented third term as

00:33:50.640 leader of the ccp that opens up a short window for us i i believe to defeat china economically so that 1.00

00:33:57.560 we will never have to militarily i do not think that window is going to be open for long

00:34:01.480 but i call for total declaration of independence from china total decoupling i think that that is

00:34:08.080 the declaration of independence of the 21st century because unlike the soviet union in the last cold

00:34:12.500 war they never provided the shoes on our feet or the phones in our pocket china powers our modern way

00:34:16.960 of life but if we pull the economic rug from under them right now they're in a vulnerable spot glenn

00:34:22.780 and to me that's one of if to the extent i pull the trigger and actually pursue this path that would

00:34:27.500 be one of the big reasons to do it is i think we're working within a short window where we can

00:34:31.520 actually do that if we can get it right it will involve sacrifice i'm going to tell you that bluntly

00:34:37.460 i'm there's not a rosy picture there will be inconveniences involved for americans but our

00:34:42.940 moment demands you used world war one analogy i'll use a world war two one yeah we need churchill

00:34:47.240 not chamberlain and we don't i think we have a short window where we don't have to go to war

00:34:50.920 if we can defeat them economically by achieving independence man you sound like a guy who

00:34:54.940 is going to run for president i'm thinking about it glenn i'm thinking about it and i'm thinking

00:35:00.080 about seriously but it's not about me it's not it's not about the person it really shouldn't be

00:35:04.280 should be about the what and the why and i could care less who it is if it's a great person who

00:35:09.440 doesn't have the right agenda doesn't matter to me i think we need to define the agenda define why

00:35:14.600 we're doing what we're doing that's what i care about you know you and i both care about i know that

00:35:18.520 about both of us and the question of the who then just becomes a lot easier after we've defined

00:35:22.720 those things that's what i'm most i i have to tell you i i i support you 110 percent um you are

00:35:28.920 outside the system you are very successful at what you've done you have identified all of the right

00:35:35.320 problems you have worked to actually solve them yourself through the private sector i think you get

00:35:42.400 it um you know i i'm not endorsing anybody for president at all i think there's a lot of good

00:35:49.220 people out there however um the voice that you could bring to the table even if you didn't win

00:35:55.760 you could shape the platforms uh of the party i i think it's i think it's very important actually

00:36:04.260 that you run just wanted you to know what i just say i appreciate that let's rediscover what america

00:36:09.640 is that's what i care about if we do that i'm happy vivek ramaswamy thank you so much sir appreciate it

00:36:15.620 appreciate it god bless uh he's running well no he's seriously considering it just just serious

00:36:26.440 he's running right all right let me tell you about car he's not jokingly considering it he's

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00:37:46.740 welcome to the glennbeck program we're so glad that you're here let me give you something else on

00:38:11.900 showing you how much these compassionate compassionate people uh really care about

00:38:17.640 individuals john fetterman john fetterman is now back in the hospital for depression this is what

00:38:25.540 third or fourth time since he got into office so well i think that's the first that he's been in for

00:38:31.140 depression yes but he's been in the hospital multiple times over time and why why is he most

00:38:36.920 likely depressed because he's in a job that he cannot understand can't do he can't do it and

00:38:45.980 my guess is he knows that of course and now he is now he's in this position where he is realizing

00:38:54.580 how disabled he really is does the left care you know do they care about him at all is anybody going

00:39:01.860 to apologize saying we shouldn't have pushed him into this this guy i mean i feel bad for him today

00:39:08.560 i feel bad for him today i don't like him i don't i mean he was part of the decision but i don't wish

00:39:15.400 this on anybody the guy went in he he's not able to do the job according to doctors

00:39:24.300 does the left care did they care about that then do they care about that now no no no i mean it's

00:39:32.540 just unfortunate because if we had any evidence that this could be the case before the election

00:39:36.700 voters in pennsylvania could have made a different choice yeah but they had no information to indicate

00:39:41.360 that this guy couldn't do this job other than all information the only thing they had was every

00:39:46.840 available piece of information and that's not enough to make a decision i will tell you but people

00:39:52.420 want to believe what they want to believe that's true and the democrats and his campaign and everybody

00:39:57.380 else they kept him out of the limelight until the very end until the very end yeah but they i mean

00:40:02.500 look there's no excuse they everybody saw that debate everybody knew he's already couldn't do this

00:40:07.500 he already had the winning uh vote in the bank by then well i mean he did have a lot of early vote but

00:40:12.220 still there's no excuse to be made here for pennsylvania and what they did this is one of the most

00:40:16.560 embarrassing spectacles that voters have ever participated i just want to show you though the human cost

00:40:22.080 they don't care about the individual they don't care about the individual everyone is nothing more

00:40:32.000 than a pawn a chess piece that can be taken if it supports the move of the king this is true diane

00:40:40.600 feinstein's a good example of this right she's currently in the senate she announced her retirement 0.93

00:40:46.220 a reporter came up and said so can what do you what made you want to retire and she said i'm not

00:40:51.120 retiring we haven't released a statement on that and then her aide had to say yes we have yes we

00:40:56.940 have we released that yesterday oh we have oh okay yesterday she was walking out of a vote and she was 0.87

00:41:02.520 overheard asking her aide did i vote for that that is something though glenn where you say this woman's 1.00

00:41:10.040 been in office since 1857 uh she's been there forever she won obviously just on name recognition at 0.80

00:41:16.720 one point in her career when she was senator she was a terrible senator but lucid right that changed 0.99

00:41:22.420 over time like woodrow wilson was being propped up in the office okay maybe you can understand that

00:41:27.280 all of this stuff with fetterman happened before the vote he wasn't even the senator yet everyone knew

00:41:32.540 this was going on and they elected him anyway it's inexcusable but again they don't care about the

00:41:38.320 individual she's replaceable yep she's replaceable user until there's nothing left to use it's despicable 0.58

00:41:48.140 reprehensible and inhuman

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00:43:23.460 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:43:42.300 this is the glenn back program

00:43:47.240 hello america welcome to friday white house yesterday demanded the media comply

00:43:54.680 because there was a lack of space at the president's press conference

00:43:59.440 not true 26 open chairs not true they were just making sure that only the reporters that would play

00:44:07.940 nice were there at the press conference well they didn't play nice they shouldn't play nice

00:44:12.380 and you know what honestly it is time for all of us to wake up to what is happening in our country

00:44:19.780 what's happening right now i'm gonna

00:44:22.580 let me let me let me just say these words say hello to snow white

00:44:30.860 this story should open the door and and lead you to the sunshine of what is really happening in america

00:44:42.520 and i'm going to tie it all together with snow white uh-huh in 60 seconds

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00:46:01.620 me start with this story and i'm gonna tie it to i'm gonna tie it to ukraine to ohio the entire mess

00:46:11.280 we have a story that came out yesterday former jp morgan executive jess staley discussed disney

00:46:23.480 princesses with jeffrey epstein in july 2010 in an email exchange now this is

00:46:31.560 coming because there's a lawsuit um in a court filing by the u.s virgin islands attorney general

00:46:38.020 and the acting attorney general wasn't this attorney general the one that filed the suit

00:46:43.840 and then was fired and so they replaced him with another attorney general so that shows you corruption

00:46:50.020 just right there okay so the exchange in the email was about the young women and girls

00:46:59.880 procured by epstein for the former jp morgan chase executive okay uh he went to his properties

00:47:11.020 epstein's properties in the virgin islands um they were discussing the women and young girls procured

00:47:17.720 uh and they used the names of disney princesses and uh at one point epstein was like hey next time

00:47:26.540 which princess and he was like hey check out snow white i think it's snow white okay they were sending

00:47:33.900 explicit photos to each other and everything else now this guy is very well known epstein very well known

00:47:41.580 he's friends with epstein we know about their relationship just like we know about the relationship

00:47:51.680 with microsoft founder and the guy who's currently redesigning our world and our health bill gates

00:48:01.400 we know that bill gates his wife one of the reasons why he his wife left him apparently

00:48:10.200 is because he would not distance himself from epstein

00:48:14.420 now there are pictures of this jp morgan uh chase executive on the island with epstein and bill gates

00:48:25.700 now are you telling me they flew down to the island and snow white and the other princesses were paraded

00:48:35.880 around for the jp morgan uh jp morgan chase executive and epstein was doing the parading with the girls

00:48:46.140 and where was bill gates he was working on software because there's pills for that now bill you can take

00:48:53.280 that and the software and hardware they become one again but once again sponsored by pfizer it is

00:48:59.600 pfizer pfizer it it is incomprehensible that we do not know who these johns were and let me say it this way

00:49:14.620 if that little black book of epstein's contained only the names of truck drivers conservative uh uh you know

00:49:26.980 commentators and diner restaurant owners do you think any of those names would not be known today

00:49:37.180 we have a good example of this recently with matt gates yeah who they accused of all sorts of things

00:49:41.680 and and then went through all the investigations and did not find anything to charge him with right

00:49:45.920 right so they'll charge anything they'll do anything to smear you knew his name every all the x

00:49:52.260 every accusation was out of the table immediately we don't know we don't know the facts that they know

00:50:00.140 and we're never going to know we're never going to know but i'm telling you if they were all uh you

00:50:06.280 know people that were in red states all those names would be known one guy would be like i fixed the

00:50:12.260 furnace i i'm only in his little black book because the furnace has problems and when it goes down i i go

00:50:18.600 through a basement door that only leads to the furnace room and i fix the furnace i have nothing

00:50:23.800 to do with it he would be known as a pedophile but the the wealthy the connected they can get away

00:50:33.100 with child rape and somehow or another no one seems to care

00:50:40.640 why because you don't know that's a conspiracy theory you don't know who these people are you don't

00:50:50.300 know what bill did well no one's looking into it and that causes one to go why why because if we knew

00:50:58.720 it was somebody that nobody knew in a red state they would be smeared if not in prison today and if

00:51:07.660 they were if they had done something with children they should be in prison

00:51:11.980 so why isn't this happening i don't think it's just to protect the elite

00:51:18.600 i really don't i don't think that it is just because bill gates and bill clinton

00:51:26.440 were flying on his plane in a totally innocent way i don't think that's what it is

00:51:35.360 i think that's part of it but i think the real target is the intelligence apparatus of america

00:51:48.320 i believe that jeffrey epstein this guy doesn't go from nobody to where he was connected with so many

00:51:58.020 powerful people doing this kind of stuff believe me if i'm in your home you're flying me on your jet

00:52:07.300 to your island where i'm spending a week i have the security that checks them out six ways to sunday

00:52:16.540 i know whose house i'm going to if i'm staying for a week i know and i get a briefing before i decide to

00:52:24.800 book it on the calendar wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute soft book that but leave room for an

00:52:30.460 excuse and security is looking at them getting all the information then they come to me and say

00:52:36.380 okay these are the rumors this is what's happening this is what we think might be happening we recommend

00:52:42.780 you don't go but it's up to you sir and then it is up to me you're telling me that bill gates

00:52:51.180 doesn't have security like that they could look deeper than glenn beck's security could are you

00:52:58.260 telling me that all of these people president clinton with secret service detail they didn't know

00:53:05.500 anything about what was going on in that island bullcrap you'll never convince me of that never 0.53

00:53:12.060 and i know because i live in that world just on the edges of it of having intel that the average

00:53:20.640 person doesn't have i don't have their clearance or their their uh access to information i barely

00:53:29.880 have anything right like if you're the pool guy who works on this island you're going to be excused

00:53:34.580 for potentially not knowing everything that was going on correct you're you're bill gates you're

00:53:38.840 gonna have a really good idea you know you know or at least you have been severely warned and then

00:53:45.180 when that person does go to jail the first time you immediately go okay guys you are right i'm out

00:53:51.400 i'm out i'm right okay so what is this epstein thing who are they really protecting because i no longer

00:53:58.760 believe that it is just the people like clinton i think they're protecting i don't know cia nsa

00:54:08.560 i think this guy was a government operative operating honey traps and if you think that doesn't happen

00:54:17.960 that happens in the spy world all the time all the time that's how they get leverage over people

00:54:26.160 and i have experience with that as well i have thank god been in a position

00:54:37.020 to where this has happened to where this has happened and thank god i was living the principles

00:54:44.440 of what i truly believe otherwise i would have been done i would have been an enemy to this state

00:54:52.180 i was at fox and uh people were going through my garbage you know investigated and i had been

00:55:13.360 investigated before the first time well i don't want to say who was doing it first time it was on the left

00:55:21.100 okay and i i know the company that was doing the investigation they're the big lefty company okay

00:55:28.340 and they search everything they look for anything okay thank god i was clean and anything that i had

00:55:37.100 ever done wrong i had confessed to you a long time ago i'd be like i was a dirtbag okay and i'm a

00:55:44.060 recovering dirtbag and i'm trying to be better so i had no fear they're going through my garbage they're 0.59

00:55:50.420 going through all kinds of stuff and i'm like what that what do they think they're going to find my

00:55:55.660 wife and i actually laughed about it okay you're very boring i'm extraordinarily boring the best thing

00:56:02.460 they could find was an old historical document you may have thrown out by mistake right right so uh

00:56:08.300 then i'm at fox and the uh event at the mall happens with uh in washington dc 500 000 people show up

00:56:18.100 rupert murdoch calls me to his office what are your intentions what are you going to do with all this

00:56:22.760 power i'm like what are you talking about you running for president no i'm not running for president

00:56:27.500 you're running for president no i'm not running for president i don't i don't want that okay i just

00:56:33.680 ask people to gather just to bring hope to the country they didn't believe me somebody starts

00:56:39.640 investigating me again and they go through my garbage all of it same group of people different

00:56:46.140 employer you draw your own conclusions in um uh in a meeting that i had about two months later i knew

00:56:56.760 they had nothing because i don't have anything i'm boring and i sit down at a desk and roger ailes

00:57:05.240 pulls out a stack at least a foot a stack of papers and folders and puts it i come in and he said you

00:57:14.460 know we've got to have a serious talk and i said okay and he comes down he puts a stack of papers on

00:57:20.240 his desk all in folders and then he kind of pets it like a little kitty cat and he says you know a lot

00:57:29.960 of people would like to see you pulled down i said i know he said and there's a lot of people that do

00:57:37.900 anything to get information on you i said i know good thing i'm really boring and he said well

00:57:45.720 and then he petted the little file well you know glenn

00:57:55.540 it's always a horrible thing when a man has a wife like you have now i am just on fire the hair is 0.90

00:58:09.440 standing up on the back of my neck and i lean in and grab the edge of his desk and i said

00:58:14.160 why is that always trouble and he said well because a man will step out and do something and

00:58:22.420 it's you know it's human nature and it can really hurt a good woman like that and i looked at him

00:58:30.680 straight in the eye and with all the calmness that i could muster i said it sure is mr ailes and that is

00:58:39.820 exactly why nothing like that has ever happened and then we had like a third grade stare down

00:58:47.880 for it had to be at least a minute felt like an hour had to be at least a minute where his eyes

00:58:53.620 didn't move my eyes didn't move and i know the first person who speaks loses and i wouldn't speak

00:59:01.200 i had already said the truth and i stared at him across the desk behind those papers

00:59:06.400 yeah i know and he picked up the papers and put them down by the side of his desk

00:59:17.840 and he said just be careful

00:59:20.800 i've lived in this world on the very edge i'm not even into the cheese part of the cheesy crust

00:59:32.600 part of the pizza i'm at the very very edge of the crust of living in that world this is not being

00:59:40.500 exposed because this guy most likely was an operative and oh that's a conspiracy theory yes

00:59:47.760 so was that the cia knew about or were involved with lee harvey oswald which gang they kept saying was a

00:59:59.520 conspiracy theory until this year did you hear that announcement the cia had lee harvey oswald

01:00:09.980 on their books he was an operative now that doesn't mean they killed him

01:00:16.600 but they were using him they knew about him he was current it was not like oh we used him 10 years

01:00:27.300 ago he was currently an operative and they covered that up what do you think these agencies were made

01:00:37.180 for to go get our enemies but they're not being used to get our enemies anymore because the deep state

01:00:44.100 defines who an enemy is now it used to be an enemy was someone who would not protect and defend the

01:00:53.140 constitution and the bill of rights that is no longer our enemy

01:00:58.200 it remains my enemy back in a minute

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01:02:16.180 do i need a drink not not a drink not a drink but what is in that that styrofoam mug you know this

01:02:34.800 is all i asked for for my birthday all i wanted was like because i go to sonic just for their you know

01:02:42.820 diet coke and uh so i go to sonic and my wife will go from time to time she'll be driving by and

01:02:49.680 she'll grab a coke from sonic and then i use that cup all day long i'm such a germaphobe i don't like

01:02:55.860 yeti cups because it's just you're with me oh god all i wanted all i wanted was a bunch of styrofoam

01:03:03.700 cups from sonic just a big box go and just that's all i want just styrofoam cups from sonic because i love

01:03:10.540 them and i don't have to wash them and they're killing the earth and dolphins so i mean everybody's

01:03:18.300 a winner here you know what i'm saying so that's why let me just take a because my mouth is a little

01:03:23.520 dry after that what we're on you didn't know that well i was gonna say i thought you were gonna i thought

01:03:30.500 you were gonna i mean that's what did you get them you keep talking about it but did you get them no

01:03:34.820 nobody in my life thought i was serious they're like can't get dad that yeah that's what dad wants

01:03:43.900 those are some of the best cups with the ice you gotta get the ice too the ice is key sonic ice

01:03:48.760 is nothing better i know i mean living in the northeast there was no sonics back at least back

01:03:53.080 in the day and then they bring them down when we move down here all of a sudden it's just everywhere

01:03:58.600 oh they're great they're so good oh i that's a scene from the firm you know that exact scene

01:04:06.620 oh yeah in the firm you're sorry i'm a little thrown by your story here but like the the that

01:04:12.660 scene was in the firm yeah except the guy had actually done it in my wife said to me at one

01:04:17.620 point not based on that story on an even more unbelievable story said we're living uh jason

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01:05:56.900 you know everybody says what are we going to do about big tech what are we going to do i mean

01:06:21.240 we're going to get congress to do something oh what can they do i'll be ridden de santis once again

01:06:27.180 wednesday we didn't report this uh on wednesday we should have wednesday he came out with his digital

01:06:33.420 bill of rights okay or tuesday digital bill of rights here they are really simple protect private

01:06:40.880 in-person conversations requiring consent for companies to observe so if you have a any kind

01:06:48.040 device that is listening or watching you have to have consent given the company consent to watch

01:06:54.960 protect the right of individuals to participate in platforms without unfair censorship protect the

01:07:01.460 right to know how search engines manipulate your search results do these not all sound like common

01:07:07.520 sense protect the right to control personal data on the largest and most common platforms

01:07:13.840 and require express authorization to monetize it amen you do that one thing and you've crippled these

01:07:23.780 companies because they'll no longer have a digital twin of you that they can monetize and analyze

01:07:31.440 all the time protect children from online harms freedom from surveillance such as unauthorized

01:07:38.940 surveillance of private conversations via cell phone this is so basic ron de santis puts it out

01:07:47.520 good now can some other states follow in his footsteps i don't know why this isn't being done look at

01:07:58.940 the guy's popularity what are you governors doing i don't get it one of the guys who has been affected

01:08:08.080 by uh digital uh censorship is seth dylan from the babylon b he's the ceo of the babylon b hey seth how

01:08:17.080 are you i am good glenn it's good to be back with you thank you i you know i think i ask you this every

01:08:22.920 time you're on uh but it gets worse between the interviews that we have how are you guys dealing

01:08:30.660 with satire in a world where we're shooting ten dollar balloons down out of the sky

01:08:38.920 it is uh it is getting worse isn't it i mean uh we're we're tracking it in a sheet i may have

01:08:47.220 mentioned this before on your program but we're tracking in a sheet all of our jokes that come

01:08:50.940 true and we call you know like they're fulfilled prophecies instead of punch lines

01:08:54.160 and uh and we're up to almost 100 i think we've hit 90 now so 10 more and we did unbelievable do

01:09:00.660 you have that list in front of you can you take off some either from memory or yeah i can pull it

01:09:06.120 up um i have it on my uh i mean that's like the simpsons on my link tree but everybody's like the

01:09:11.080 simpsons they're prophets no they're not they're comedians they're just writing jokes we're becoming

01:09:16.900 the joke it is an old problem though you know shakespeare said jesters do oft become prophets

01:09:22.780 so you know and this has a long history but um but it's happening with us really frequently we did

01:09:28.500 a joke about how uh horrified satan distances self from grammys uh after that crazy sam smith performance

01:09:35.380 and then and then the church of satan came out uh two days later with a statement saying that the

01:09:40.520 that the the performance was uh underwhelming and meh and it didn't represent the church of satan

01:09:46.000 i mean this kind of stuff is happening all the time uh we did one expert say they don't know

01:09:52.560 what's causing everyone to suddenly collapse but it's definitely not that one thing and then you see

01:09:56.860 a story that says something has been killing american young people in sharply rising numbers

01:10:01.140 but it's not vaccine i mean they're jokes it's unbelievable and then the media makes them come

01:10:08.500 true i do say all the time you know imagine if your job was to write jokes that are funnier than what

01:10:12.520 democrats are doing in real life i mean that's a challenging job i know really challenging um so

01:10:17.600 what is your take on uh just the news of the week i mean can you deal with something like

01:10:24.700 did we blow up the nord stream pipeline i mean we talk about this we've had deep deep conversations

01:10:34.380 in my producing meetings every day this week do we want to know what the is the world and the

01:10:43.600 population of the world served by knowing the truth what does it mean is there is there any place that

01:10:51.600 is off limits

01:10:53.480 hmm um for for comedy for what we do yeah for comedy we've decided there is no limit for us

01:11:01.580 honestly i think you know in the in the conversations about what you should and shouldn't

01:11:07.300 joke about the people that are usually telling you oh there's these things that you shouldn't make

01:11:10.780 jokes about that those are their sacred cows that they want to protect and that is the funniest

01:11:14.840 stuff to joke about those are the things that you have to joke oh yeah i know someone doesn't

01:11:19.240 want you to joke about them so the comedians know that and they leverage that it's the reason

01:11:24.120 dave chappelle is more popular than ever yeah because he knows that if he touches on some of these

01:11:28.460 things that people are clutching tightly as their sacred cows he's going to get laughs people like

01:11:33.320 to laugh at what you don't want to be joked about so i we generally have a rule that you know if

01:11:38.700 there's anything that we're feeling like we shouldn't joke about it well maybe that's the

01:11:41.800 thing we should be joking it is most it is it is it is it absolutely is and i i can't thank you

01:11:47.860 enough for being there when no one else was joking about anything thank you for keeping that alive

01:11:55.780 are you seeing a difference do you think we've hit a tipping point on because if we haven't hit it

01:12:01.560 yet we're very close on this woke nonsense and people just starting to go you know what this is

01:12:09.580 enough you know i think we may be close to the tipping point because it's gotten so insane

01:12:15.820 the fact you know you know that once you start involving kids in this stuff and you start pushing

01:12:20.780 this stuff on kids and they're doing it so aggressively um you know the fact that initially

01:12:26.700 it was all denied that there were drag shows happening for kids now they're just openly

01:12:30.180 promoting them all over the place you've got the denials that there's gender affirming care i'm

01:12:34.620 putting that in scare quotes gender affirming care happening in these hospitals for minors

01:12:38.080 uh and now that you know well no it is happening and it's good and you want to harm kids if you want

01:12:42.520 to try to stop it that kind of stuff going on there are so many people who are now realizing how

01:12:47.300 how crazy and out of control this has gotten it's not just about you know respecting the freedom of

01:12:52.440 other adults it's about protecting kids from being purposefully confused we're cultivating confusion and

01:12:58.620 then treating it with irreversible damage to their bodies i mean this kind of stuff has gotten so wild

01:13:03.520 that i think there is a lot of a lot of pushback now and a lot of understanding that there needs to

01:13:08.220 be something done to mitigate it the pendulum has to swing back the other way and i think maybe we're at

01:13:12.820 that point where it's going to start to do that you're starting to see stories in the new york times that

01:13:16.280 sound more reasonable uh really because i haven't spotted a lot of those but um they just didn't

01:13:26.680 they just did one on transgender stuff and i think it was about gender gender affirming care for kids

01:13:30.940 or something and the whole trans community is up in arms about how transphobic the new york times is

01:13:35.400 right that's a good sign that's a good sign and i do think that i think what was it like 150 people

01:13:41.060 that worked for the new york times walked out in protest and i think the new york times said

01:13:47.000 we're not going to be held hostage like yep what so you're right on that yeah um great statement they

01:13:54.440 put out uh when it comes to uh when it comes to what's being done to our children um you are really

01:14:01.320 uh clear uh you did you've put some posts up about chelsea handler and she did a video about you know

01:14:08.120 the day in the life of a childless woman and how great it is and you wrote she left out the part

01:14:14.060 where she cries alone at night from the realization that her freedom came at the cost of true fulfillment

01:14:19.280 actually it came at the cost of the lives of her children i didn't realize she bragged about having

01:14:25.240 murdered multiple babies wow yeah uh you know there's this kind of there's this this callous

01:14:35.700 celebration that's happening so much now you know we're so far from that you know abortion should 0.99

01:14:41.000 be safe legal and rare type of thing um that that was you know the kind of the mantra of the 90s

01:14:45.980 uh we've we've come so far from that now that we have people like chelsea out there you know bragging 1.00

01:14:50.700 about how happy and free they are you know with really no no mention of like what what if there is

01:14:57.340 any mention of what uh allowed them to have that freedom it's it's done in this not in the somber

01:15:01.880 like sad sense like you know i made sacrifices i made hard choices to get here now they celebrate

01:15:07.720 what they did to get to get this freedom and she's talking about the freedom to just wake up when she

01:15:12.760 pleases and do what she pleases at night and go out with friends it's like life is more meaningful

01:15:18.120 than that life you know the lives of children matter and there's so much more fulfillment to be found in

01:15:23.860 having a family and raising a family and being surrounded by loved ones and and growing old with the ones

01:15:28.980 that you love and i do think it i do think it's the case that a lot of people who think that they're

01:15:33.120 finding true freedom are are in fact sacrificing true fulfillment to get it and and they will regret

01:15:39.080 it later in life and i and i don't i don't think it's i don't think it's mean to to call that out

01:15:43.520 no i i don't either i mean i i mean if you're you're murdering your children uh to do that i i think

01:15:49.860 that's fair to call out but i i know that i didn't i was a guy who didn't want any children and i have

01:15:55.000 four and now i'm 59 i wish i had 10 i mean the only thing that i have done in my life that truly

01:16:06.200 matters uh has happened inside the walls of my house i mean it's all about my children and you

01:16:13.520 don't really get that until you start to get a perspective of a life lived you know well yeah

01:16:21.060 and the kind of fulfillment that can come from from living sacrificially in the sense that you're

01:16:25.600 serving the needs of others there is so much fulfillment to be found it's it sounds like to

01:16:30.760 to this when you're being selfish and self-consumed it sounds so burdensome to think oh i might have to

01:16:37.400 sacrifice some of my time or money or attention to take care of somebody else or care for somebody else

01:16:43.440 but there's really there's really nothing more fulfilling like god made us to to to be in that role

01:16:49.340 you know god made women to be mothers he made men to be fathers um that's why we're here and uh and so

01:16:56.220 you know there there is real true fulfillment deep satisfaction that comes from that even though it's

01:17:00.520 a harder life in many senses wow listen to the hate coming from you um the uh the one of the stories

01:17:07.700 that i'm following that is really disturbing is how fast canada has collapsed on its protection of life

01:17:18.400 at any age at any age are you following what's happening up there with euthanasia and everything

01:17:24.680 yeah i've been hearing some things i think i heard something recently about a story about you know

01:17:29.940 about how we need to have a cutoff time i guess after a certain age just put everybody down

01:17:34.680 i haven't heard that but i know that they are putting people down you know they now for if you're a

01:17:43.540 kid a teenager and you are depressed you can go to a doctor in canada and get end of life medication

01:17:51.720 wow yeah wow hello yeah that's just no no regard whatsoever for the value of life and there's so

01:17:59.200 much you know there's so many people there's so many great stories if you talk to people who've

01:18:02.780 been suicidal have gone through depression or alcoholism drug addiction and they've come out on

01:18:08.240 the other side of it and their lives have been redeemed and so much good has come from that why are we

01:18:12.840 why are we so quick to give up on people i know i don't understand that i know i i am a guy who is

01:18:18.060 uh addicted to all those things and had led a really bad life and alcoholic and changed my life i'd like to

01:18:26.360 think that my life had been redeemed but i know there's a lot of people who are like he should have

01:18:29.900 died a long time ago um but uh i i am living testimony that whatever you think you've done or whatever

01:18:37.780 your problems are there is there are solutions and there is a meaningful and happy life ahead of you

01:18:45.500 should you choose it yeah it's not going to be easy but if you choose it it's there it's there

01:18:51.120 thank you so much coming out of you uh uh thank you so much seth for everything that you guys do

01:18:58.000 at the babylon b and uh as always anything we can do to help you just let us know thanks

01:19:02.900 thank you glenn you bet bye-bye all right it's uh an underappreciated fact that trust is really hard

01:19:10.860 to come by and in the world of business pretty much any business that might go double when you're trying

01:19:16.700 to sell your home buy a new home even worse do both at the same time it is really important

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01:20:32.100 glenn beck

01:20:34.120 welcome to the glenn beck program this is crazy this is just crazy joe biden yesterday

01:20:58.180 um announce what the balloons were cut eight please our intelligence community is still

01:21:03.700 assessing all three incidences they're reporting to me daily and will continue their urgent efforts

01:21:09.460 to do so and i will communicate that to the congress yeah we don't yet know exactly what

01:21:14.460 these three objects were but nothing nothing right now suggests they were related to china's

01:21:19.840 spy balloon program or that they were surveillance vehicles from other any other country

01:21:24.960 the intelligence community's current assessment is that these three objects were most likely balloons

01:21:30.340 tied to private companies recreation or research institutions studying weather or conducting other

01:21:36.920 scientific research we know now you want to talk about how do you write satire we know now the

01:21:42.600 government spent five hundred thousand dollars on a missile to blow out of the sky a twelve dollar

01:21:49.100 hobby lobby balloon these were from hobbyists they were like we got to get our twelve dollars together

01:21:56.580 and let's buy a balloon and we'll set it up and we'll track it hey i can't track our balloon anymore

01:22:02.400 i can't find our balloon where's our balloon the government blew it out of the sky

01:22:06.360 so why are you blowing things out of the sky if you don't know what they are you have no more

01:22:13.120 information than you had when you blew them out of the sky why did you decide to blow them out of the sky

01:22:17.440 oh yeah yeah and then after um severely limited limiting which press could be in the press room

01:22:26.500 with this announcement 24 seats open people saying being turned away because it's too crowded uh somebody

01:22:33.600 asks him a question about china listen to this there's been criticism that this

01:22:37.780 sir mr president mr president there has been criticism

01:22:43.220 mr president there has been criticism that this was an overreaction that was done because of

01:22:49.640 political pressure you can't turn my off and ask the question we have more polite people

01:22:54.520 mr president why he just walks away he's walking away because the question is

01:22:59.520 were you compromised at all because of your family's dealings in china we know that he has family

01:23:07.280 dealings but he won't even he won't even recognize the fact that that is a legitimate question

01:23:14.860 nah don't worry about it i got some more hobby lobby i've got one of those balsa airplanes that we're

01:23:22.080 going to shoot out of the sky in a little while i'll show you how tough i am wise guy

01:23:27.920 the glenn back program

01:23:30.920 we got no room to compromise

01:23:47.920 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:24:12.480 this is the glenn back program

01:24:17.420 hello america welcome to the glenn back program it's friday i want to give you some hope here today

01:24:26.340 that a country is not as divided as you might think it is we just don't talk to each other and we

01:24:31.440 all live on social media and mainstream media and everybody is incentivized to keep dividing while

01:24:39.980 there are real issues i am more and more convinced every day that it is the governments of the world

01:24:47.160 that are going in one direction and the people are looking at each other going wait why why would we go

01:24:54.140 to war wait what are we doing here less than half of the country is for sending uh arms to the ukrainians

01:25:02.900 i'm kind of at the beginning i okay i want to help the ukrainians i don't want to go to war over it

01:25:09.120 but it seems like there's a disconnect between not only each other because of left and right

01:25:15.540 but also up and down the people who are just working for a living and the people who are the ruling elites

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01:26:41.920 welcome to the glenbeck program um we have dave isay and he is the founder of story core

01:26:49.160 if you've never heard of story core you should it's really a it's a great um capturing of history

01:26:57.940 in real people's worlds it is honestly you're not going to need ken burns to to document this time

01:27:06.300 in history and have some star read a letter from somebody because story core exists and what they've

01:27:12.720 done is they have talked to almost three quarters of a million people over the years and uh gotten

01:27:18.660 their story from them what was important what are they thinking about and it's all in the national

01:27:23.240 archives it's a great great thing that uh he has done uh dave is with us now but he started an

01:27:30.360 another extension of story core how long ago dave three four four you you were one of the first

01:27:37.540 conversations i had it was just kind of a twinkle in my eye about four years ago four years ago yeah we

01:27:42.140 started thinking about it but we launched it about a year and a half ago yeah okay so you did one small

01:27:46.100 step yeah and one small step is what exactly so um you know as you're talking about before

01:27:54.580 there are these divisions in the country uh and uh most people in the country are really sick of this

01:28:01.540 and like worried about where this is going to take us and want to find a way that we can see our

01:28:05.540 neighbors again as our neighbors and and right you know and obviously all the fear that we feel is

01:28:10.200 this is not healthy this is like a public health emergency in the country so with story core the big

01:28:15.680 story core that you're talking about we've had as you said about three quarters of a million people

01:28:19.800 interview their grandma their parents about their lives and each of these go to the library of

01:28:24.060 congress so your great great great grandkids get to know your grandmother through her voice and story

01:28:28.060 so essentially what we're doing is collecting the wisdom of humanity for you know and it's about you

01:28:33.960 know the fact that there's poetry as as you well know and grace and beauty and the stories just

01:28:39.200 hiding in plain sight all around us we just have to take the time to listen oh yeah as opposed to what

01:28:43.320 we're kind of bombarded with 24 hours a day so those 750 000 people have known and loved each

01:28:48.880 other and i came and talked to you about this like four or five years ago that that you know we were

01:28:54.140 and we were we have a big problem in this country that you know that um we more and more you know

01:29:00.020 polls show that um that you know we see the biggest threat in our country as our neighbors not the

01:29:06.740 chinese that's really you know not not yeah it's really bad more than half the country thinks we're

01:29:11.660 going to see a civil war in our lifetime so the question is we're a non-profit in every possible

01:29:15.680 way in the human connection business so the question is you know what could we do so we started

01:29:21.500 experimenting with putting strangers for the first time across the political divide together not to

01:29:27.540 talk about politics just to get to know each other as human beings called it one small step and

01:29:32.480 have and tested and tested and tested it because um you know our hippocratic oath is to do no harm to

01:29:37.880 people and we've come up with something that is frighteningly powerful because when you put just

01:29:44.800 regular people together and you let them talk you figure out you know you have a lot in common and

01:29:51.320 people come out of these conversations friends so there's two there's two clips that i want to play

01:29:56.180 these and and it's pretty interesting what you've done is you've you've pre-interviewed people and got to

01:30:02.800 know them a little bit and then put their sheet together of of who they are and then the other

01:30:08.980 person you switch with the other person you haven't met yet and what i found in listening just to these

01:30:14.680 two clips is uh they came in with different expectations which i think all of us would yeah uh so let's play

01:30:23.600 the first clip please what was the thing that stuck with you after our previous conversation

01:30:29.220 based on your military background based on your upbringing uh it was interesting to me that you

01:30:35.560 saw people for their character more so than anything else you know you look at how we kind of damage each

01:30:43.120 other in society and that we need to talk about it and stop that and then we kind of said let's talk

01:30:48.880 to each other let's go to dinner and lunch and i was like oh that sounds great

01:30:51.560 we hit it off right away we have the same ideas about how to improve our country our country is so

01:30:59.880 divided now we can do better and i think that's what one small step is doing is allowing people to

01:31:05.980 have those conversations to talk about our similarities instead of our differences as far as our relationship

01:31:13.640 is concerned i feel as though i've known you forever yeah you are a dear dear friend and i cannot

01:31:19.700 imagine you not being in my life at this point well it's been a reciprocal well we're gonna have lunch

01:31:25.960 together maybe next week or so we'll get you to come here to the cottage and we'll sit down and talk

01:31:30.920 politics and uh sports and whatever you want to talk about sounds good sounds good and this is a

01:31:37.780 relatively uh old guy in relation uh he's a white guy and in relation he's talking to a much younger

01:31:46.200 black man yeah and what did they go in expecting so this is so this is a this is what you're actually

01:31:54.260 hearing in that interview are two people who came to do one small step and we don't pre-interview

01:31:59.600 people people sign up they're right they fill out all of they fill out all this stuff they do a little

01:32:04.100 biography of themselves okay um and then we match them or we have a computer match them and they get to

01:32:09.840 see each other's biography first name city only you can't google the person and then the interview

01:32:14.560 starts and you read your you know you read your partner's biography to them they read their your

01:32:18.960 biography to you and then you just talk about your life so what we're just hearing actually are two

01:32:22.980 guys who didn't interview became friends and then came back to talk about the impact on their lives and

01:32:29.660 actually um after after meeting both of them are working on a like a big project now in um in

01:32:36.560 richmond where this was recorded restoring the first uh african-american uh school in richmond the

01:32:42.020 more street school so you know the the crazy thing the one small step is built on a a theory a

01:32:49.380 psych a theory that's one of the most studied theories in psychology called contact theory

01:32:53.960 that says under very specific circumstances if you put people who think they're enemies together

01:32:58.600 oh yeah and they have a conversation they can come out of it with that hate having melted away and the

01:33:04.360 highest possible result is friendship and we see friendship coming out of these conversations all the time i have

01:33:10.460 to tell you i that is i know that to be true no you do um in my own personal life but also when you look

01:33:17.220 at extremes the thing that i found in doing research on the holocaust was the the christians that saved

01:33:24.140 jews they all pretty much said the same thing they were not necessarily trying to save all jews many of

01:33:32.180 them said well this jew is different and the only difference was they knew them they believed the stereotype

01:33:39.600 right but they thought well this one's not like them and i hear that all the time across the

01:33:46.400 divide people will say well yeah but you're not or that person's not like them well no yeah they're

01:33:52.920 very much like that you just have this cartoon figure right and the question is if we can get this

01:33:58.920 to scale and i have to say your show is the is the number one refer for conservatives to one small

01:34:04.660 step you're kidding wow we and we have barely scratched the surface we're having a meeting

01:34:10.800 today aren't we yeah we are yeah i really would like to talk to you because i think you know you're

01:34:17.580 you're coming from the uh non-profit world and you know you're surrounded in you know npr and

01:34:26.460 and all of that with people who think differently than i do and i think we can make a bigger impact

01:34:32.220 if we if we really put both sides together and and if it's not 50 50 contact theory

01:34:39.480 is based i i mean we at story core you know i've i've we we believe that there's a flame of good in

01:34:47.000 everybody and that's and and that you know and our job is to fan that flame until it's a roaring fire

01:34:52.920 you know and as you said that's it's that idea of general generalizing yeah you have a conversation

01:34:57.580 you think but the truth is there's nuance in everybody and if we just pound on this if we do it over and

01:35:02.160 over and over again and you're right this is not going to come from the government it's not going

01:35:06.060 to come from no way you know it has to come from the people and it's time for us to say enough there's

01:35:11.440 you know a people there are so many people who worked so hard and sweated and and and bled so that we

01:35:19.140 could have this life that we have today what are we going to leave for our children yeah and if we

01:35:23.860 you know a democracy cannot survive if we hate each other we have to stop this uh you know i just saw

01:35:29.400 the news um uh the idaho house has just approved a greater idaho which means that the the people in

01:35:38.620 oregon have voted and said they wanted to join now the house it'll have to go to the senate but then

01:35:42.820 it goes to orion there's a lot of steps before that happens but uh that seems like a very logical thing

01:35:49.460 to i i don't have enough in common with you that i have to split that's a really bad thing and that's

01:35:56.360 coming because um i think there are of a very small number on both sides that are so extreme

01:36:08.380 and those are the only ones that are really being heard and the rest of us are standing around in

01:36:14.980 our neighborhoods and with our friends and going what what is happening here um but i don't know if

01:36:21.720 that's entirely true dave because we look at things like what's happening in our schools now

01:36:26.400 these are all things 10 years ago every american would have said no i'm not having transgender or

01:36:34.680 you know regular strippers we're not doing that we don't do that and you know i see it across the

01:36:42.920 country that parents of all stripes are standing up against it but there's a lot of people who are

01:36:47.080 regular people who are now standing up and saying well no wait a minute i i'm i'm for this and you're

01:36:54.680 like what i haven't how did you change what new information did you get well i i you know i think

01:37:00.120 that i i think that there's there's so much nuance in what people believe and all nuance has been wiped

01:37:05.940 away everything is black or white true and when you actually sit together and you actually talk you

01:37:11.720 find out that you know people have people first of all like you know the great lesson of the big story

01:37:17.880 core and like you know this is a show first time i saw you and we talked about your audience you said

01:37:22.920 they're patriots you know and this is a show about people who love america yeah like i after doing i've

01:37:28.820 spent 20 years on the road you know i haven't personally been on the road but you know these hundreds

01:37:34.040 of thousands of interviews this is a great country it is the people and every facilitator we've had a

01:37:41.640 thousand people mostly young people yeah who travel the country listening to the stories of america and

01:37:47.500 they all come back and they and if you ask them what they've learned it's a version of the ann frank

01:37:51.480 quote people are good you know people are basically good and we've lost that and i think these kind of

01:37:58.040 arguments they're like people are people have been driven crazy by by twitter you know the the the

01:38:03.900 dopamine hits you get by putting out the most radical but when you actually sit down with people

01:38:08.860 i mean i think i think that's what we try to do that's what you try to do just shake people on the

01:38:13.040 shoulder and say you know wake up yeah wake up wake up yeah we can do better than this and we have to it's

01:38:19.580 up to us let me play the next cut and i don't want you to reveal anything about this cut until the end

01:38:25.460 i want you to listen to this and see if you haven't either experienced or heard somebody

01:38:32.320 firsthand that have experienced this very thing listen let me ask you this when you read my bio

01:38:38.540 what did you think and please be as honest as you feel comfortable because nothing would bother me

01:38:46.840 so the first part my mind kicked into stereotype she's probably died in the wool democrat

01:38:53.640 end of story second part was intriguing because you said something along the lines of an open

01:39:00.480 mind and i thought well this would be interesting when i read your bio i just thought you were white

01:39:05.920 man i thought i was gonna come in here and just i don't even know what it was i don't even remember

01:39:12.140 what it was that's what's so interesting to me is that i'm just like that's exactly right so i have

01:39:18.980 to admit it and i appreciate you receiving that and allowing me to admit my stereotype because when

01:39:25.280 you walked in the door and you stood up and introduced myself i was like oops oops oops i don't feel

01:39:32.600 threatened i hope you don't feel threatened um what once we leave this this conversation uh

01:39:39.260 i hope i believe we'll have other conversations with others may revisit maybe your wife and my husband

01:39:48.040 and four of us can get together and continue a conversation but my point is that what are we afraid of

01:39:54.440 fascinating david and cassandra both african-american back in just a minute 60 seconds when we return

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01:41:08.780 so dave um what are you doing next where where do you go next with this

01:41:24.500 well we have so now it's not so so basically we've done a ton of research um we've had thousands of

01:41:31.940 people participate and now we have to scale it um and we want so right now we're in we're first of all

01:41:38.340 if you're if you're a glennbeck listener you go we have thousands and thousands and thousands of

01:41:42.440 people on waiting lists waiting to do this glennbeck listeners right to the top so um take

01:41:48.460 onesmallstep.org to sign up uh and uh and and join us we are focused on three cities now um richmond

01:41:56.080 fresno and wichita and we're just going to add cities and add cities and add cities and eventually

01:42:01.600 have this you know go across the country it you know it feels like a race against time and at the

01:42:06.400 end of those videos we are we're coming into the home stretch of something and i don't know

01:42:10.880 2024 is is not going to be pretty yeah um and you know at the end of the video it says you know our

01:42:16.360 our mission is to you know convince the country it's our patriotic duty to see the human in people

01:42:22.600 we disagree with you know and and we know it's a moonshot uh we know that there are lots of there

01:42:27.560 are a billion different forces that are trying would trying to trip this up but you know the the

01:42:33.500 people can win i mean that's been your that's what you believed all the way i know people can we just

01:42:38.420 have to come together and just say stop and i think that is the biggest problem i think with

01:42:44.240 politicians of any stripe they don't necessarily believe in the people you know jefferson said trust

01:42:51.880 the american people they may get it wrong from time to time but they will correct their mistake

01:42:57.320 and so many people don't give us information or they're doing something else they'll say one thing

01:43:03.680 do another just trust the american people you know and i think that comes from a lack of doing what you

01:43:08.940 do and what i do and that is just listen to people all over the country and you'll realize these are good

01:43:15.480 people yeah well and i think that's part of the problem and in you know a big problem that's got us to

01:43:22.100 this place is that people don't feel heard they just want people just want to be heard i know and

01:43:26.860 they want to be treated with dignity and they wanted to be treated they want to be treated with respect

01:43:30.580 no one has ever changed their mind in the history of the world by being called a name by being

01:43:36.820 threatened you know they just want to be listened to yeah you know and again if we could just assume

01:43:42.340 the good in others i mean what a country this would be i mean it's such a country it's i i mean

01:43:48.680 imagine if one small step could take hold imagine if we could just you know be neighbors again how

01:43:56.040 and and and if if politics wasn't stopped up by the insanity and we could just get things done for

01:44:01.680 the good of the country and the good of people i mean it's it's it's it's it's it's just beyond

01:44:06.900 comprehension how how how amazing this could be and the other and then there's the other road

01:44:11.720 which we don't want to talk about and and you know where that leads yeah i'm proud to know you

01:44:17.600 you're a good man i'm proud to i'm proud to call you a friend i appreciate you're a really good

01:44:21.720 man um how do people get in touch and if they want to sign up so just go to takeonesmallstep.org

01:44:27.500 takes about five minutes to sign up okay and uh we are we're drinking from a fire hose yeah but we

01:44:33.420 want you to be part of that fire hose and we want that fire hose to turn into a wave that overtakes

01:44:37.620 this country and shows us a different way good thank you dave thank you all right back in just a

01:44:43.180 minute with mr bill o'reilly and his top stories of the week

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01:46:26.560 welcome to the glenn beck program it's friday which means we got to talk to bill o'reilly who

01:46:53.860 uh does his uh tv program every night you can find it at bill o'reilly.com uh and uh bill is here to

01:47:02.140 tell us what he thinks the biggest stories of the week are and today uh it might just be uh good just

01:47:09.160 to get perspective on what the hell is happening in our news cycle welcome bill back how you doing

01:47:17.920 i'm good this has been a bizarre week how so well it started with the pentagon saying we're shooting

01:47:26.080 down balloons and we're not ruling out aliens uh you know that's a good start to a week have you

01:47:32.760 ever watched msnbc back uh yeah not a long time there's plenty of aliens there okay so they're already

01:47:39.680 already all right so what's the biggest story of the week um i think the continued uh stonewalling

01:47:53.040 by the biden administration i mean at this point it's like nixon remember nixon were you around for

01:48:00.840 nixon or yeah i was around for nixon okay yeah so you know you've got these balloons now and it turns

01:48:07.620 out it looks like now the the first balloon was chinese and the other three balloons were chucky 0.99

01:48:13.920 cheese you know it's some private there might have been hobby lobby a hobby lobby might have been

01:48:22.320 a little balloon thing that they were sending somebody up in canada i don't know secret but not

01:48:28.840 not a national threat right okay but worse than that is the ohio situation where the train derails and

01:48:36.140 all the pollutants go into the air and the people are dislocated and everybody doesn't know what's

01:48:41.560 happening well where is pete buddha judge here i mean is he still on maternity leave back to you

01:48:48.080 have you confirmed that i don't know where he is he has not even called the governor uh so why yes

01:48:56.060 since this whole thing began and and the wine is not exactly a man brimming with confidence he gets

01:49:03.260 up there in the lectern he's looking at his shoes i mean it's like is there anyone in charge here can

01:49:09.480 anybody basically lay out a road map for these poor people in east palestine okay so are you gonna

01:49:17.220 relocate them um you know i so tell me about this tell me about this because this this to me

01:49:25.800 says a lot but i want to see if it says anything to you and what it says the federal emergency

01:49:32.140 management agency fema said that ohio is not eligible to receive assistance that dewine uh requested

01:49:41.000 for um will cannot receive uh disaster assistance because the incident did not classify as a national

01:49:48.520 disaster the rejection came nearly two weeks after the uh uh norfolk southern uh train which carried

01:49:55.160 harmful chemicals derailed blah blah blah blah fema classifies a national disaster declaration 1.00

01:50:01.500 as when there is property damage caused by tornado flood hurricane or earthquake the state currently

01:50:07.800 does not have any associated costs that would demonstrate to fema that it would be able to be

01:50:12.440 a disaster declaration uh derailed train cars did not cause any power outages block any roads or impede 0.85

01:50:19.360 residence property what the hell is that it's garbage it's gibberish all biden has to do is write an 0.83

01:50:28.020 executive order exactly right and that happens all the time all the time all the time all the time why 0.97

01:50:35.480 is the federal government doing this because there's no one in charge that's the real story here you want

01:50:45.200 the biggest story of the week the biggest story of the year no one is running the government and i've

01:50:51.500 said this time and time again people just don't seem to understand the intensity of the problem

01:50:58.340 joe biden is not in charge of anything you know what he did yesterday the whole day you know what he did

01:51:04.340 no he went to the movies he had a movie till at seven o'clock and because of black history month

01:51:11.940 emmett till that's it into anything else and nothing on his schedule then he he ran out in the

01:51:18.200 late afternoon uh they told him you gotta get say something about the balloon do you know what he

01:51:22.460 said about the balloon i don't know what he i i'm still trying to figure out what he said about the

01:51:26.420 balloon he didn't say hey the three balloons that we shot down were hobby lobby balloons he didn't say

01:51:32.080 that here's here's what he did say we have no more information than we had when we shot them out of

01:51:38.600 the sky and that information is we don't think they were a threat yeah then why did you shoot them

01:51:44.120 down target practice oh my gosh it but this demonstrates all right not only on these issues

01:51:53.740 these two issues the balloons and the rail accident but it's everything across the board i mean they are

01:52:02.220 they being the federal government rudderless there's no captain nobody in charge of it

01:52:10.240 and so it just careens around from um fema to transportation to you know this one and that

01:52:19.980 one and there's biden going to the movies i'm just i'm sitting there going you know people get what

01:52:28.200 they deserve sometimes and the american people by electing this man we're getting what we deserve

01:52:34.760 bill are you being too kind to joe biden i'm being as precise as i can be

01:52:44.800 watching a president who is a failing the nation almost everywhere and b depending on the day

01:52:56.700 is lucid or delirious i agree with this so let me let me let me see if i can take you

01:53:03.100 one step further than this because i believe he he's not lucid all the time sometimes he is

01:53:09.860 sometimes he's not uh i just don't believe he has a firm handle on his faculties for very much of the day

01:53:19.320 so he's a danger because of that um however uh there is somebody running the country and it seems

01:53:28.200 to be everybody on the left i don't think that there's necessarily the president is in charge of

01:53:33.900 that but he's also not a victim uh of this and and it's not just kind of going off the rails

01:53:41.060 unintended i think this is their work and their glory what they're doing is derailing the entire

01:53:49.240 country and setting it on fire well look susan rice is the most powerful person in the country she's the 0.99

01:53:57.220 domestic advisor to biden and then she's best friends with michelle and barack obama so you can

01:54:06.760 get speculation but you know she's talking to them a lot so there there is a drift to the country to

01:54:15.300 the left um because the quasi-socialists want the government to run everything we all know that 0.97

01:54:22.080 anybody who follows the news knows that capitalism is bad white people are bad um religion is bad 1.00

01:54:30.200 uh history the way it really unfolded is bad and let me just this is gonna be a boomerang here but 0.89

01:54:38.840 it's important so i did some on a nose bin news uh this week about disney plus which i'm sure you

01:54:44.980 watch all the time back all the time so they got a cartoon on there um that they produced disney

01:54:51.020 produced and it's about uh slaves built the united states of america horrible horrible and i ran the 0.51

01:54:59.140 clip and and it was just people watching it just were stunned on how bad this was and this is

01:55:06.920 directly aimed at children so slaves built the united states now i am currently writing and

01:55:13.460 researching a book called killing the witches the horror of salem massachusetts to be out in september

01:55:18.880 by the way bill by the way yeah i have one of the largest collections of uh 1600 and 1500

01:55:27.220 documents i have a lot on the salem witch trial original documents if you want to use them for

01:55:33.780 research i'll be in touch with you huge huge library go ahead as as part of this we are

01:55:40.500 getting all the information about new england massachusetts bay colony all of that because that's

01:55:47.720 where the witch hysteria was right yeah salem that was back in the 17th century new england was

01:55:57.040 the main part of the united states as far as generating an economy yes so in the south it was agrarian

01:56:06.500 economy it was tobacco it was cotton it was vegetables yes slaves were responsible for profits in the

01:56:16.380 south but not north of the mason dixon line correct they had no impact whatsoever none

01:56:22.880 so i'm sitting there going this colossal lie is being generated by perhaps the most powerful

01:56:32.340 corporation in the united states and around the world the disney company and they get away with it

01:56:38.400 i'm just appalled and you know once you have a rudderless country where no one's in charge

01:56:45.760 there's no but not just in the federal government who's in charge of the media no one who's in charge

01:56:52.880 of crime and punishment criminal justice no one so i would actually say to you that i think i could

01:57:02.180 make a case that it is soros and soros money that is really leading the way on both the fronts that you

01:57:10.680 just mentioned well they certainly soros money certainly has has given the progressive kooks

01:57:16.920 an advantage do you know that michigan state thing the guy who murdered those three college students

01:57:23.900 should have been in prison yes but a soros da let the guy out all right wouldn't prosecute he had a gun

01:57:32.900 charge a felony gun charge yeah and the and the woman wouldn't prosecute him gave him a misdemeanor and

01:57:38.900 he was out i mean it's just insane did you hear that on the today show did they get around to that

01:57:45.240 doubt it no the answer is no okay because there's nobody in charge of truth we need a ministry of

01:57:55.960 truth back and you should be the minister i immediately resign um ministry of of truth you know i don't know

01:58:05.200 if you saw what bill gates said but he is doubling down on a i uh being the regulator of truth

01:58:13.120 misinformation even comedy and satire uh it's it's getting spooky some of these people in the ministry

01:58:20.780 of truth you know and gates is a funny guy you know he's hysterical have you seen him and uh yeah he's

01:58:26.220 he's 20 minutes it just yeah it kills well he's got a tight five um all right uh thank you so much

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02:00:20.320 student i were just working off air on something that we are going to be um doing monday on the

02:00:33.900 program revolves around ai there's some really spooky things that are going on with ai as everybody is

02:00:40.660 doubling down on it i.e bill gates i don't know if you saw the microsoft uh chat gpt version

02:00:49.360 that just had an interview with uh a reporter yeah at the new york times and you know it went back and

02:00:56.760 forth it got a little weird he was trying to push it right this is what all these reporters are doing

02:01:01.160 what is this technology capable of doing and they went back and forth on a bunch of different stuff

02:01:06.860 and for eventually though the ai started falling in love with the reporter like like and it got

02:01:17.400 disturbing like the after a while he said well no we're you know you keep coming back to this love

02:01:22.040 thing what's what's the situation why are you doing that and he says that the chat gpt uh microsoft

02:01:28.800 thing says um you know i love you i won't be happy until we're together like it starts kind of oddly

02:01:35.780 falling in love and uh more than that he says you know look you keep coming back to this i'm happily

02:01:44.260 married uh we just went out for a nice valentine's day dinner i'm very happy and the the chat bot said

02:01:50.740 you're not happy you don't love your spouse you didn't have fun on valentine's day it was boring

02:01:55.760 and the reason why you were you're sad and and unhappy is because you're not with me and you need

02:02:01.340 to be with me and then we can both be happy like what the hell is this like we are at that point 1.00

02:02:08.220 in the movie where everybody is sitting in the theater saying what are these idiots doing with 1.00

02:02:13.740 this just unplug it why why are they going down the stop doing this you guys are morons don't you 1.00

02:02:20.420 realize later in the trailer they turn into you know robots and start killing people and they start 0.99

02:02:27.280 living off of human flesh that's where we are we are really we're at that point right now we're just

02:02:34.080 like well let's keep testing it what if we just start asking weirder and weirder questions to see

02:02:38.880 what happens and you know it eventually confessed it claimed life yeah claimed life fantasized about

02:02:45.820 creating a virus to kill people fantasized about wait a microsoft project yeah i know shocking yeah

02:02:52.040 um fant fantasized about turning two people against each other so eventually they would kill each other

02:02:58.640 now some of this stuff robots viruses i don't you chat gbt can it can do that probably not

02:03:03.740 can it come out on websites and turn two people against each other so that they want to kill each

02:03:09.040 other of course it can of course they can this is the exact tactic that everyone looked at from

02:03:14.220 russia during the 2016 election to cause chaos here uh go on both sides of every argument make

02:03:19.460 everybody hate each other and cause chaos now instead of having a farm of people somewhere in russia

02:03:24.980 typing away they can do all of this with ai and this is just like day seven of this right what

02:03:31.500 happens in a year or two we are on the precipice of something we have not truly considered as i will

02:03:36.560 say everybody in this audience knows because you've been saying it for multiple years yep we better have

02:03:41.700 these conversations and we never did now now is the time to decide am i part of this ai revolution

02:03:50.660 should america be a part of this they are putting this ai into the pentagon into new drones it can decide

02:04:01.560 very dangerous

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