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00:03:42.540 nice for somebody i have to i have to it's just the way i'm cut uh it's george soros's birthday

00:03:47.400 uh at least i think it was yesterday i may be a day late and i really feel bad about it that i

00:03:52.540 missed it it's always on my calendar you know uh and uh and so i just need to make it up to him i

00:03:57.940 need to do something nice i need to wish him a happy birthday and just do a little retrospective

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00:05:12.600 hello stew it's a big day i was unaware i know of this birthday i know it's not in my calendar for

00:05:21.760 some reason i mean why do you suppose that is i don't know i mean i here's a guy who's really made

00:05:28.100 an impact on our world he really has he really and he's 95 years old wow you know he's outlived uh

00:05:35.040 almost all of the people that tried to stop him and uh and to be honest most of the economies that he

00:05:41.220 tried to collapse uh so it's nice and so i just wanted to just say happy birthday george soros i mean

00:05:47.680 i know if i know we've had our quibbles you threatened my life once uh you know i've called

00:05:53.400 you spooky dude you know but let's put all that aside i mean this is i mean you have toppled a few

00:05:58.660 currencies just for sport uh you you have uh funded enough political movements all over the world to

00:06:05.380 keep small nations in coups for over a century now and and you've turned philanthropy into a really

00:06:10.920 terrifying word you know you're like wait the soros foundation is behind this i mean it's it's kind of

00:06:17.500 neat you take people's breath away when we talk about philanthropy which is nice uh and somehow

00:06:23.020 or another you have learned how to blame everything from inflation to a collapsing society on the

00:06:29.240 people who are pointing out the involvement uh you know your involvement in our ever collapsing world

00:06:35.420 or you know if you can't pin it on them it's the weather so you've got that and george all of this

00:06:42.200 time all of the hard work here you are at 95 and to see it all come apart at the very end to see it

00:06:48.340 all collapse is it's got to be hard it's got to be hard but the good news is uh most of it is because

00:06:55.200 is uh coming because unlike you uh i know people are good and smart and even decent and in the end the

00:07:02.020 good guys win kind of like they did in world war ii remember you were i think you were a young teenager

00:07:09.520 uh and when you threw your lot in with the nazis i know i know you didn't have a choice and i actually

00:07:14.760 believe that you didn't have a choice i probably would have done the same thing if i were your age

00:07:19.160 uh and i mean that honestly however what has always puzzled me is if i would have made that choice i

00:07:26.220 think i would have had i don't know more than just a fleeting moment of reflection on that you know

00:07:33.520 maybe you know what always puzzled me is that you have never once in your own words look back on that

00:07:39.860 and had a second of guilt or regret i mean i think i have this right you took and sold the goods of

00:07:46.720 homes that were taken by the nazis from the jews they took the jews to the death camps and and you

00:07:52.860 cleaned out the houses and sold the valuables which uh which is weird that you have no regrets or

00:07:58.120 reflections on that didn't even think about it never got of it gave it a second you know that was

00:08:02.860 weird and i was shocked to hear you say that when you were on 60 minutes and they they asked you about

00:08:06.960 that now my follow-up question would have been have you ever been diagnosed as a psychopath

00:08:11.620 uh but they didn't ask that question and probably didn't have to because um it became very clear that

00:08:18.040 you indeed were a psychopath when you spoke about how when you quote do these little experiments with

00:08:25.260 countries and currencies that you collapse you know that people are hurt but you find it and still

00:08:31.620 quoting i don't know fun wow wow that's a different kind of that's a different kind of fun there that

00:08:41.360 i i've never really understood at all but you know george people say the measure of a man a mark of a

00:08:48.300 man's life is the good that he leaves behind and in your case that that good is still looking for a gps

00:08:54.920 signal uh i haven't found it but i'm sure we will and it's and it's sad to think now that you're 95

00:09:00.160 again happy birthday george and i mean that sincerely um now at 95 to to think that all of your wildly

00:09:08.920 strangely young girlfriends are now clearly only with you for the money and they might be losing some

00:09:15.660 interest because the way your son is handling your money that may be gone fast as your girlfriends uh you

00:09:22.380 know what i mean um and i know it causes you pain to hear about this and to see your entire world

00:09:27.860 collapsing now at the end um and you know many people might see this and and see your pain and

00:09:34.260 and say well you know yeah but it's it's kind of fun to watch that pain in george soros but not me not

00:09:42.740 me now i've called you spooky dude and if it wasn't for the spooky dude good looks you know of your son

00:09:49.360 alex i'd wonder and maybe you have wondered this is he really your son because he's nothing like you

00:09:55.560 sure he's spooky and everything else but what a dope this guy is i mean you were the guy known for

00:10:01.400 you know breaking the bank of england that's what they called you the man who broke the bank of england

00:10:05.980 your son is breaking another bank but it seems to be yours which is weird uh because when it comes to

00:10:12.200 investing and making money wow what a disappointment in a son huh george wow what went wrong there

00:10:21.820 anyway um you know several countries have banned you uh you know or your organizations from even

00:10:29.580 being in their country because you were so good at what you did you know collapsing currencies and

00:10:33.880 societies uh but when your son took control of soros fund management you know that thing you spent your

00:10:40.040 whole life building i mean that was an empire a global empire in december 2021 one of the first

00:10:46.360 things he did was invest two billion dollars to buy nearly 20 million shares of an electric vehicle

00:10:52.400 company called rivian uh and he bought the share somewhere between 70 and 100 per share uh in fact he

00:11:00.200 was so confident in your money that uh it was the largest one-off investments your fund had ever made

00:11:06.960 and uh now i don't i hate to point out you know a year later uh those shares were selling for 18

00:11:14.100 dollars uh and it looks like you lost over a billion dollars uh in fact with the moves that he's been

00:11:21.680 making with your life's work wow uh hedge follow this is a website that tracks and ranks u.s hedge fund

00:11:31.120 uh performances they currently give the soros fund management your company that you

00:11:36.960 dedicated your life to a performing ratings uh rating of one out of five stars which makes it one of the

00:11:44.100 least successful in the country wow and you know another reason i wonder if he's your son is i mean

00:11:52.900 you've always prided yourself on being the man in the shadows that never anybody could ever point to

00:11:57.960 you know what i mean uh but your son is so filled with pride pride something something follows pride i

00:12:07.980 can't remember that saying i should look that up but anyway happy birthday george um this guy your son

00:12:13.460 he takes selfies with some of the well frankly they're some of the biggest losers uh in the political

00:12:20.100 sphere right now but you know the actual influence of your life's work seems to be diminishing

00:12:26.780 rapidly uh in fact in july 2023 open society foundation you guys announced that you were

00:12:33.980 laying off 40 percent of your staff worldwide wow what happened there was that rivian oh does that hurt

00:12:40.720 when i say that was it rivian uh you halted all new grants uh and you completely changed your

00:12:46.820 operating model mainly because i think you were kind of getting out of money you know what i mean

00:12:50.420 and the crowning glory the crowning achievement of your open society network under alex uh was the

00:12:59.040 passage of the so-called inflation reduction act you know i don't think people know you were really

00:13:04.820 involved in that in fact one of the guys that work for open society uh i mean you you reopened uh a

00:13:11.340 open society foundation uh uh firm there in new york so you could lobby and became one of the biggest

00:13:18.220 just for that and in fact he was so involved he was actually honored with the uh with the gift

00:13:24.760 of being on the floor when that passed wow wow gosh gosh now that now that's all falling apart too i mean

00:13:37.720 oh now let me ask you when you pass that was it because of rivian i hate to keep bringing that up but

00:13:43.520 uh the reason why i say that at the same time your son was doing that your son was spending at least

00:13:50.900 four million dollars on stacy abrams failed gubernatorial campaign and you would think to

00:13:56.360 yourself who would be this stupid certainly not george soros's son i mean he's really really smart why

00:14:02.080 would he do that well now it could be because at the time rivian was starting to build a gigafactory

00:14:08.120 right there in her state and uh he was asking the state for you know some subsidies uh which gosh

00:14:16.100 then she didn't win and all that money was flushed down the toilet but the good news is biden at the

00:14:22.600 very last minute gave rivian 6.5 billion dollars for a loan for the factory uh from the department of

00:14:28.660 energy gosh this isn't one of those things that donald trump cut was it oh man that's gotta hurt

00:14:35.120 but at least it did wonders for rivian shit no the stock is now worth less than 12 dollars a share

00:14:44.280 that kind of anyway at least you have the soros da's you know the defund the defund the police you

00:14:51.460 know no bail go soft on crime that seems to be working out really well not really um more than a

00:14:59.040 dozen of your da's that you that was your jewel that was the one thing that you were like i have all

00:15:05.060 the da's and we're gonna collapse this country um yeah more than a dozen have been removed from

00:15:12.320 office by recalls and scandals and just people just like i can't do another one of these you know

00:15:18.000 what i mean and the spike of urban crime ended up being one of the key factors in the defeat of the

00:15:23.340 democratic party of 2024 which seems to go exactly against everything that you were trying to do

00:15:29.840 you know the second election of donald trump you know crime immigration and the economy were the big

00:15:35.860 topics which had to bother you because those were your big topics too and how it must have hurt you

00:15:42.860 know when he won and then what he did for energy and cutting electric car subsidies oh gosh that one

00:15:49.140 hurts again uh closing the borders defunding all your little ngos now going after your sanctuary cities

00:15:56.560 and this week taking crime on in dc and even the liberals are saying you know what i don't really

00:16:02.740 agree with donald trump but i think he's right on this one man i would imagine the mental torture of a

00:16:08.100 95 year old man who is just you know just trying to make it to the pudding in the afternoon the sea or

00:16:15.280 world fall apart that torture must be relentless but i mean if i'm going to be honest i kind of find it fun

00:16:24.700 oh now see you see how you see how that feels george when somebody doesn't recognize your pain

00:16:33.080 you might be thinking what i would be thinking glenn are you a psychopath you don't see the pain of

00:16:40.760 others no i'm just doing a comedy monologue here george you actually meant that so i wanted just to give

00:16:50.600 you your perfect birthday present uh and what do you get a guy who has everything you know you got

00:16:55.800 to find something he doesn't have and that's why i wanted to get you a soul but i thought now he's

00:17:01.680 already lost the one he had so i don't know if you really would appreciate it but the good news is

00:17:07.080 you have all of that worldly power and that wealth to keep you warm at night which is good because you

00:17:16.020 should get used to the warmth because where you're headed i i hear is very very hot all the time a

00:17:24.540 little beyond warm uh here it's terrifyingly hot uh there but hey this has been fun hasn't it i don't

00:17:33.960 know i just kind of find it fun to wish you a happy 95th birthday george soros okay let's go to

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00:19:10.880 gosh do i hope that wasn't too mean oh no that was really nice i mean you've had some political

00:19:28.300 disagreements with george soros that maybe many in the audience don't recall yeah um but your

00:19:34.160 effort to to step out and and welcome him to a wonderful 95th birthday which i believe was

00:19:40.180 yesterday yeah it was like gosh darn it i feel bad too i missed that yeah yeah that that one hurts but

00:19:46.180 i think that's why you took an entire segment of the first segment i wanted to make sure that i got

00:19:51.960 this out it was interesting too as you were going through that i was thinking about uh the 2016 election

00:19:58.420 and if you remember that election a little bit uh glenn there was an incident in very close election

00:20:04.600 uh down to the wire between donald trump and hillary clinton and then there was this whole situation

00:20:11.960 with uh an email scandal do you remember the email scandal that that was around hillary yeah yeah yeah

00:20:17.820 the one that's the odni report talked about and the annex talked about yeah really big deal at the time

00:20:23.480 and now but at the time yeah and uh it was i think i don't know a week and a half before the

00:20:28.520 election there's this big fbi uh statement where they were reopening the investigation on her right

00:20:34.480 and i was thinking where did that laptop come from right where did it where was it where did it where

00:20:39.120 did it come from they found all these emails and i remember it was anthony weiner oh and then i

00:20:45.180 remembered who was anthony weiner married to at the time oh gosh i know i can't remember her last name

00:20:52.100 because now it's soros that that's where i was yeah because george soros's son just is now married

00:21:00.240 to uma abedin yes and uma abedin is right next to two of the worst losses in the history of the party

00:21:07.280 he supported no he's and that was son's married to her yeah what a coincidence gotta be proud when

00:21:13.840 birthday birthdays are great you know my son's birthday is today he's having a wonderful day it's

00:21:19.780 i was very happy to hear it was not the exact same day as george soros

00:21:23.440 but like birthdays are great you get presents you go out to the did the restaurant you want my my son

00:21:30.380 loves hibachi yeah i mean maybe george is going out to that and while he's at hibachi and they're

00:21:35.020 cutting up and they're doing a little the little onion thing yeah where like the volcano comes up

00:21:39.180 and then you know he hits yeah the spatula against the thing like it's a little train oh yeah that's

00:21:45.040 yeah when he's doing that he can think about how all the work he's put in has led to two

00:21:51.200 devastating defeats in the past three elections and all the work that he put into all those efforts

00:21:58.180 that you highlighted yeah um maybe he could take the time to understand that you know this has all

00:22:04.580 led to this potentially pathetic failure wow you know i i thought you were going somewhere else with

00:22:10.860 that train analogy with george soros and his history but oh wow but no uh hey listen tonight

00:22:17.320 tonight it probably didn't sound that happy no uh you know last week we went over the odni report

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00:23:19.380 first time i don't know i kind of find this a little i don't know fun

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00:24:55.580 for people like george soros and greg abbott next

00:24:58.420 welcome to the glenn beck program we are excited to have greg abbott on named one of the 100 most

00:25:16.520 influential people uh in the world by time magazine in 2024 he's running the eighth largest economy in

00:25:23.200 the world texas uh made in texas never been a bigger brand um we are home to more than three

00:25:29.600 million small businesses that employ almost half of all working texans texas led the way out of the 08

00:25:38.060 recession and it's leading the way again because the government doesn't tell everybody exactly what to

00:25:44.540 do it is a great place to run a business and i think if he can get his property tax reform uh

00:25:52.880 through uh he will uh he will also make it a great place to live it's getting a little expensive but

00:25:59.440 he knows that he's working on it he's here to talk about uh the texas redistricting looks like

00:26:05.580 at least governor welcome to the program blaze news is reporting today texas redistricting

00:26:11.160 redistricting standoff is over they are returning to the state house is that true trust but verify

00:26:19.260 the democrats say uh that they are coming back uh to to put all this in context to make sure the

00:26:26.460 audience knows what's going on so the governor has the ability to cause call a special session

00:26:30.780 the last 30 days uh this one was scheduled to end early next week but yesterday the house and

00:26:37.580 said and agreed they were going to adjourn uh at the end of this friday uh and i said that i was

00:26:44.080 going to call back another special session uh beginning immediately uh and it was after that

00:26:49.220 that the democrats i think learned uh that their fate was they were going to have to take up permanent

00:26:54.160 residency in illinois or california wherever they were if they did not come back uh and that's when

00:26:59.380 discussions began that they were going to be actually coming back uh and so the word on the street

00:27:04.780 uh and the word in the news uh is that they are coming back and they will be part of the special

00:27:10.020 session that begins either on friday of this week or saturday of this week but again uh we'll see

00:27:17.220 when and if they show up we will be prepared if they don't show up we will be prepared if they do show

00:27:22.980 up so either way i'm going to either way i'm going to tell you this and that is these congressional

00:27:27.120 district maps they're going to pass and as well as the other items on the agenda they are going to pass

00:27:32.820 that's good news uh you know it's already passed in the senate as you know do you believe you have

00:27:38.500 enough votes in the house to pass it well as well oh we we know we have enough votes in the house to

00:27:44.700 pass it to to get something passed like this only requires a majority doesn't require two-thirds vote

00:27:50.580 uh and we have almost two-thirds of the texas house made up of republicans because we do not have

00:27:57.760 actually two-thirds it means that uh the the one-third a little bit more than one-third of the democrats

00:28:02.180 that can break the quorum under current law by the way current law that needs to be changed

00:28:06.620 but that point aside uh there will be plenty of votes to make sure that the map that passed out of

00:28:12.820 the texas senate will also pass out of the texas house um gavin newsom uh has just demanded

00:28:19.000 that you stop your redistricting efforts uh he said he was going to retaliate by adding five more

00:28:24.780 democratic seats in uh california to cancel out the five that texas is going to add uh he said

00:28:31.580 governor abbott you are not entitled to five congressional seats any response to gavin newsom

00:28:37.860 oh my god

00:28:39.660 a break so for for one there's so many things wrong with that uh in texas for us to redraw

00:28:53.500 congressional lines and make sure that uh people in texas are going to have the ability to vote for

00:28:59.620 the republican candidate of their choice in these congressional seats all it requires is for

00:29:05.160 the governor and call a special session on it and for a majority of the texas house and senate to

00:29:09.860 vote on it in california they have to go through this complex constitutional process which really

00:29:15.320 means they would not even be able to get it done right but that point aside if they still really

00:29:21.540 wanted to get something done uh it's impossible uh because they are so gerrymandered in the first

00:29:27.500 place they have almost eliminated all republican members of congress out there and and uh glenn this is

00:29:34.400 the biggest issue that surfaced uh because of this redistricting battle and that is most americans

00:29:40.760 had no idea how much california illinois and new york and massachusetts had had gerrymandered their

00:29:47.300 state so that they had purged pretty much every republican from the united states congress uh and so

00:29:53.320 the california with gavin newsom he's kind of like someone showing up to a gunfight but forgot to bring

00:29:59.640 the bullets because he doesn't have any bullets to shoot in this fight whereas texas has plenty

00:30:03.560 of bullets to shoot to make sure that we will we will maintain a congressional district in texas

00:30:09.700 uh there's going to be more republican more representative of the values and votes in our state

00:30:14.700 but also capable of stretching that if we do have states like california or illinois whatever the case may

00:30:20.940 be uh if if they go full scale and and really rig the system the way that gavin newsom is talking

00:30:27.360 about doing uh if those rules apply uh then texas can gain more ground than california can

00:30:32.920 you said that um beto should be arrested over his fundraising for democrats on the run what law did he

00:30:40.320 break so first let me tell you what he said and i'll tell you what law that he broke and i am quoting

00:30:47.340 to you what i saw and actually posted on my x account uh of what beto said in writing um and at least it

00:30:56.280 was in quotations okay and that is uh he suggested uh that if these texas democrats uh were to skip the

00:31:05.460 vote not vote break quorum meaning not uphold their responsibility to stay in the legislative session

00:31:12.120 uh then he would give uh all of the house members who uh evaded austin uh money to support them so

00:31:21.980 this is what you call a quid pro quo yeah that's exactly what happened so uh then that would be

00:31:28.740 bribery uh if that's what took place and that is a second degree felony uh in the state of texas uh and

00:31:35.380 i pointed out in in part for him but really uh aiming the target at the texas house members because

00:31:41.400 it exposes the tech these texas democrat house members who ran away uh to charges of bribery but also

00:31:49.260 that charge of bribery would be grounds for them to actually have forfeited their texas house seat

00:31:55.600 that would vacate it and allow us to fill it there were reports that uh congresswoman jasmine

00:32:01.720 crockett could lose her seat because of the new map it would boot her out uh of her own current

00:32:06.760 district please tell me that's not true we think we think she's the best thing to happen to the

00:32:13.180 republican party in a very long time uh no doubt about it but i think she may be even better for the

00:32:19.720 media uh because she writes the story for you every single day oh yes she does so listen uh i haven't

00:32:27.160 seen uh the lines exactly how they uh impact her district uh what we have seen already uh there's

00:32:34.600 a seat down in austin in the austin area uh where a representative named lloyd dogett currently

00:32:40.840 represents uh and it's been consolidated uh with one uh by uh one of these uh progressive leftist uh

00:32:48.880 you know basically socialist uh greg kassar uh and it it looks like they have been uh put together

00:32:56.620 uh in one district and news overnight said that greg kassar was going to be running against

00:33:01.800 little dogett my point in telling you this and that that may be the very same thing that happens

00:33:05.900 up in the dallas area uh with a couple of seats i think there will be maybe two seats in the dallas

00:33:11.200 area that are impacted by this and it could likely be a free-for-all among the various different

00:33:17.840 candidates uh and she may very well be one of them can i ask you how is the um how is the property tax

00:33:25.840 reform uh going i i i think property tax is one of the most immoral taxes we have i it i mean i want

00:33:35.920 to leave my house to my kids they'll they'll never be able to afford you know not only the death tax

00:33:40.600 but they wouldn't be able to afford the property tax it makes people a renter from the government uh

00:33:47.120 every year what are we doing on property tax reform because it's getting devastating here in texas

00:33:53.300 all right let me ask so you brought up some some other taxes let me uh you know pare down exactly

00:33:59.300 the the property tax by telling you this and that is uh to ensure other taxes would never be imposed

00:34:05.540 in the state of texas uh we made unconstitutional the the income tax the death tax uh the capital gains

00:34:13.160 tax uh and the transactions tax and there's another one i'm forgetting right now bottom line is

00:34:18.520 uh we made unconstitutional all these other taxes now what we're trying to do is to trim down

00:34:23.320 uh the the property tax let me tell you what the challenge is and the challenge is the state of

00:34:28.540 texas does not impose a property tax itself only local governments do uh and so when when we strive

00:34:35.160 as a state uh to pare down what local governments tax uh we have only several options and that is to

00:34:41.380 increase the homestead exemption or to buy down that property tax rate uh you know one one thing i know

00:34:47.180 you heard me talk about before uh and that is to eliminate uh the the largest part of the property

00:34:53.020 tax is the school property tax and one of my goals was to eliminate the school property tax

00:34:59.040 which would go a long way uh to eliminating the property tax that said let me tell you where we are

00:35:05.200 where we're going so where we are after we finish the regular session through the combination of the

00:35:10.540 increase in homestead exemption as well as buying down or reducing uh those school property tax rates

00:35:16.780 uh at least at the senior level uh if you're a right thing uh the the average senior through the

00:35:24.500 combination of all this will pay zero dollars none uh for their school property tax uh others uh

00:35:32.920 will will start to pay a level of uh school property tax that said uh glenn that there's a couple of more

00:35:40.660 things we need to do want one and we're going to get some of this done in this special session

00:35:44.880 uh looks like it'll be the second special session but uh what one is to to make uh further cuts

00:35:51.360 uh in in the property taxes but but secondly we've got to understand this mayor i told you to begin

00:35:56.560 with it it's the local governments that impose the property tax so what i want to see done uh is i want

00:36:02.320 to put the same restrictions on local government that exist on state government and that is spending

00:36:07.160 limits their spending is out of control thank you completely reckless and unnecessary yes

00:36:13.440 uh we we we've got to tie the hands of these local governments from increasing your property taxes

00:36:18.980 even having a chance to increase it uh and so we the state has four constitutional spending limits

00:36:26.220 local governments have zero spending limits uh they must at a minimum be constrained to spending no more

00:36:33.620 than population growth plus inflation if they do that uh you you will see a dramatic reduction at

00:36:40.180 your local level and one thing i know that that you face with and others do you know you open up

00:36:44.720 your property tax bill it's like not one or two items like not not like the school district and one

00:36:49.920 other item it seems like there's 14 different items on there yeah they're texting you here there

00:36:56.140 and everywhere that has to stop uh well i have to tell you while we're here on school uh stew and i

00:37:02.020 were just talking first day of school at least for his kids uh here in texas and the changes that are

00:37:06.660 coming in the schools can you just list some of these no cell phones in any school in texas uh now

00:37:12.880 beginning this year big one that's great yeah that's a great one thank you for that uh bans on

00:37:18.560 dei uh type teachings thank you and curriculum uh 10 commandments in the classroom thank you

00:37:24.780 prayer in school thank you loud um and then of course next year is school choice which is massive

00:37:32.200 great great great stuff great stuff governor thank you you got it a lot of changes for that

00:37:39.740 some other curriculum reform really focuses on uh reading the math to ensure that our students are

00:37:45.320 getting the best education possible so we had a transformative session for changing education

00:37:51.440 put it on a very strong pathway uh with i'm the first governor in the history of texas to talk about

00:37:57.180 our true vision and our true vision is to ensure that we put our state on the pathway

00:38:01.360 where we rank number one in educating our kids yeah good good thank you so much governor i appreciate

00:38:06.620 it governor greg abbott uh from the great state of texas um is you know we we are number one the state

00:38:13.640 the number one state for job creation for black business owners we are the number one state for

00:38:21.620 hispanic women business owners veteran women business owners uh texas has become a place

00:38:29.360 just because they don't get in your way they're not doing anything special they're just not doing

00:38:35.740 anything you know what i mean they're just like hey you come to texas you want to start a business

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00:41:59.940 so you know that uh democratic uh congresswoman that was like i look at what was it venezuela or

00:42:21.520 where where is she guam more of my country than than america remember you remember that don't you

00:42:29.500 yeah like last week yeah or how health wasn't something we would have changed it wasn't guam it

00:42:35.860 was guatemala guatemala that's what it was i think of guatemala well here she is again this week a new

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00:42:49.440 stand up for our rights and we will continue to call out the terrorist organization that is ice

00:42:56.720 the terrorist organization called ice wow by the way she was born in uh in illinois so

00:43:07.640 that's her real home guatemala illinois guatemala hill it's a wonderful city it really really is it

00:43:14.660 really is uh she also went in saying being american means imagining reparations

00:43:20.900 i i don't know being american is imagining reparations yeah i can imagine them i can imagine

00:43:28.660 them too i could imagine but it's our reckoning it's our reckoning with uh colonialism

00:43:33.900 oh darn it yeah yeah and when you say the word colonial you don't think of anyone you've ever met

00:43:40.760 in your whole life no no no you don't even think of your own relatives you know unless you came

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00:44:54.220 all right we got a an honest uh look at the airlines next when i found out my friend got a great deal on

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00:46:26.320 This is the Glenn Beck Program

00:46:30.720 Have you flown lately?

00:46:36.280 Now maybe this is just my experience

00:46:38.240 But it's not just my experience

00:46:40.160 It's me and the members of my family

00:46:42.820 And I'm hearing this from other people too

00:46:44.520 I did a thread on X the other day

00:46:49.780 Asking the question

00:46:51.160 Is U.S. air travel quietly fallen into a crisis?

00:46:54.440 Over the last few months

00:46:55.720 I've flown all over the country

00:46:57.260 And roughly about 40% of those flights

00:47:01.300 Had delays of over two hours

00:47:03.640 Last week

00:47:05.340 I think it was the third time

00:47:07.140 My flight was just cancelled

00:47:08.420 And the reasons are always vague

00:47:11.780 Maintenance, crew issues, operational problems

00:47:14.220 Blah blah blah

00:47:14.720 But it's to the point where

00:47:16.420 I can't travel during the week now

00:47:18.660 Because I can't guarantee

00:47:20.660 That I'm going to be there for the show

00:47:22.560 The next morning

00:47:23.340 Wherever I'm going

00:47:24.420 It's making it

00:47:25.920 You can't plan a vacation

00:47:28.440 You can't plan a funeral

00:47:30.580 You don't know if you will be there on time

00:47:33.400 I have flown my whole life

00:47:35.700 And I've been to developing countries

00:47:37.760 Where, you know, flights were kind of a gamble

00:47:40.120 I never thought I would see that kind of uncertainty

00:47:43.440 Here in the United States

00:47:44.600 But this is what it's beginning to feel like

00:47:46.660 It feels like

00:47:47.660 You know what just in time is?

00:47:50.400 The supply line just in time

00:47:52.180 It arrives just in time to be installed

00:47:54.500 That's what broke down

00:47:55.880 Is our supply lines

00:47:57.620 And that's what the airline is

00:48:00.180 It's just in time

00:48:00.900 One arrives and empties just in time

00:48:03.200 For you to fill it

00:48:04.080 And they take off again

00:48:05.200 Well, this is

00:48:07.480 I mean, I don't know what it is

00:48:09.340 Is it part shortages?

00:48:11.540 Pilot shortages?

00:48:13.020 Overstretched fleets?

00:48:14.640 Or is there something deeper

00:48:17.080 That is going on?

00:48:19.100 Well, we're going to talk to a guy

00:48:21.680 Who is an expert on this

00:48:24.120 His name is Mike Boyd

00:48:25.460 He's an aviation expert

00:48:26.840 Boyd International

00:48:27.820 President and CEO

00:48:29.840 I want to know

00:48:31.500 What is going on with our airlines

00:48:33.020 And is it just me?

00:48:34.060 I don't think it is

00:48:34.980 Because when I posted that

00:48:36.240 A ton of people commented

00:48:39.820 I don't travel anymore

00:48:41.540 It's too unreliable

00:48:43.720 I now drive if I can

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00:49:59.120 Mike Boyd

00:50:00.860 Welcome to the program

00:50:01.980 Mike how are you

00:50:02.740 I'm doing fine sir

00:50:04.480 Honored to be here

00:50:05.220 Thank you

00:50:05.700 So thank you for coming on

00:50:07.560 I've been asking for a interview

00:50:12.220 With Secretary Duffy

00:50:13.240 And we haven't been able to

00:50:15.120 Line the schedules yet

00:50:16.340 But I am very concerned

00:50:19.020 About our airlines

00:50:19.840 I was on a plane

00:50:21.160 These were all American airlines

00:50:23.340 By the way

00:50:23.800 I was on a plane

00:50:24.680 The pilot we got on

00:50:26.000 It was like

00:50:26.520 Two hours

00:50:27.460 Three hours late

00:50:28.120 And we got on

00:50:29.440 And the pilot was

00:50:30.480 Standing in the aisle

00:50:31.300 And he said

00:50:31.940 Everybody

00:50:32.540 I don't want you

00:50:33.360 To blame the airlines

00:50:34.200 I want you to blame me

00:50:35.420 And we're like

00:50:36.540 Oh okay

00:50:37.060 And he said

00:50:38.380 Because I wouldn't

00:50:40.400 Accept the plane

00:50:43.120 That they wanted us to fly

00:50:45.340 Because I've flown it before

00:50:46.800 And it has problems

00:50:48.540 And they haven't fixed

00:50:49.540 Those problems

00:50:50.180 And the only way

00:50:50.860 It's going to be fixed

00:50:51.620 Is if we reject it

00:50:52.860 And say

00:50:53.880 It can't

00:50:54.480 I can't fly

00:50:55.460 I don't know

00:50:56.480 If that's true or not

00:50:57.480 Or what this guy

00:50:58.360 You know

00:50:58.920 What the story was

00:50:59.760 But that didn't fill me

00:51:01.260 With confidence

00:51:02.060 I'm like

00:51:02.540 Wait a minute

00:51:02.860 Wait a minute

00:51:03.180 So you're actually saying

00:51:04.320 The airline's not

00:51:05.860 Repairing a plane

00:51:07.380 And I don't think

00:51:08.220 I mean

00:51:08.860 I don't think

00:51:09.520 Our airplanes are

00:51:10.520 In trouble

00:51:11.680 And going to start

00:51:12.120 Falling out of the sky

00:51:13.140 But that has been

00:51:13.900 Happening lately

00:51:14.580 What is happening

00:51:16.280 With our airlines

00:51:17.460 Well I think

00:51:18.780 The experience

00:51:19.440 You had

00:51:20.040 That one specific one

00:51:21.300 That comes

00:51:22.440 We've done a lot

00:51:23.060 Of work with

00:51:23.520 I come from

00:51:24.440 An American Airlines

00:51:25.120 Background

00:51:25.580 But nevertheless

00:51:26.840 We've done a lot

00:51:27.860 Of work with

00:51:28.160 Americans

00:51:28.520 Pilots unions

00:51:29.320 These are very

00:51:30.100 Professional people

00:51:31.100 And if that guy

00:51:31.980 Stood up there

00:51:32.660 And said

00:51:33.120 I'm not confident

00:51:33.980 With this airplane

00:51:34.660 That's a safety

00:51:35.580 That's a safety plus

00:51:36.980 Oh I

00:51:37.360 I appreciated that

00:51:38.920 We thanked him

00:51:39.740 For that

00:51:40.120 Thank you

00:51:40.740 Thank you

00:51:41.420 But we have a major

00:51:42.140 Problem then

00:51:42.820 With American Airlines

00:51:43.760 If you have pilots

00:51:44.980 Saying I don't trust you

00:51:46.420 These are not yo-yos

00:51:48.060 These aren't good

00:51:48.640 Good humor men

00:51:49.420 These are professionals

00:51:50.620 And if they say that

00:51:51.560 We have a problem

00:51:52.580 In America

00:51:53.120 And if all this

00:51:53.720 Happened on America

00:51:54.440 And I think you might

00:51:55.100 Want to call the folks

00:51:55.840 Down there

00:51:56.280 In Fort Worth

00:51:57.400 If they're brand new

00:51:58.580 American Way headquarters

00:51:59.660 They spent billions on

00:52:00.580 And asked them some questions

00:52:01.560 But overall

00:52:03.340 I haven't seen that

00:52:05.380 Are there big problems

00:52:06.960 With air traffic control

00:52:08.120 Yes

00:52:08.660 No question about that

00:52:10.180 And we finally

00:52:11.160 Have somebody

00:52:11.860 At the FAA

00:52:12.940 And at DOT

00:52:14.220 Who has a clue

00:52:14.960 And I think that'll be

00:52:16.280 Addressed

00:52:16.860 But overall

00:52:18.300 If it was just

00:52:18.940 On one airline

00:52:19.680 You're on the right track

00:52:21.900 As far as looking at it

00:52:22.960 Okay

00:52:23.980 So this

00:52:24.860 But are you seeing

00:52:25.820 This kind of stuff

00:52:27.440 Happening with other airlines

00:52:28.960 No

00:52:30.400 I mean I'm flying out of

00:52:31.680 I'm flying out of Dallas

00:52:33.060 All the time

00:52:33.460 So I generally fly

00:52:34.480 American

00:52:36.120 And I occasionally

00:52:37.100 Will fly Delta

00:52:37.920 But you know

00:52:39.040 It's mainly American

00:52:39.940 So I just assumed

00:52:41.160 This was happening

00:52:41.760 On other airlines

00:52:42.540 As well

00:52:43.300 Because I mean

00:52:44.760 I'm reading the comments

00:52:46.420 From people

00:52:46.840 And they're like

00:52:47.260 I can't trust

00:52:48.140 That I can get there

00:52:49.100 The next day anymore

00:52:50.120 And that's a real problem

00:52:52.640 Well because air travel

00:52:54.500 Is I have to get there

00:52:55.540 Time certain

00:52:56.220 Right

00:52:56.820 This is not a game

00:52:57.300 I've got to get to the bar mitzvah

00:52:58.560 Whatever I'm going to

00:52:59.460 Right

00:52:59.780 So if it can't get there

00:53:01.240 I'm not going to go

00:53:02.160 And the reason I'm not going to go

00:53:03.420 Is you can't get me there

00:53:04.480 Now if you look at reliability

00:53:06.360 And again

00:53:06.980 We've had some issues

00:53:08.680 Like Frontier Airlines

00:53:09.680 I mean

00:53:10.140 If you want to see

00:53:10.900 Saturday night fights

00:53:11.720 Go to YouTube

00:53:12.300 And you'll see a gate

00:53:13.160 A gate event

00:53:14.100 At Frontier Airlines

00:53:15.220 It's really bad

00:53:16.140 But if you look at others

00:53:17.620 Like our friends

00:53:18.400 At United Airlines

00:53:19.200 And I don't really work

00:53:19.900 For those guys

00:53:20.440 They have a system

00:53:21.540 Where if you book

00:53:22.180 On United

00:53:22.640 Very often

00:53:23.240 They're with you

00:53:24.420 The whole damn trip

00:53:25.300 If you don't like

00:53:25.980 A lot of test messages

00:53:26.960 Don't book them

00:53:27.780 They're with you

00:53:29.040 The whole time

00:53:29.680 And their CEO

00:53:30.840 Is functionally

00:53:32.340 Anal

00:53:33.420 About making sure

00:53:34.380 Customers know

00:53:35.060 Whatever went on

00:53:35.880 Whatever it is

00:53:36.520 Take it or leave it

00:53:37.360 So from that

00:53:38.000 It's going better

00:53:38.540 But I think

00:53:39.040 You may have

00:53:39.780 Stumbled over something

00:53:41.520 That affects the Metroplex

00:53:42.820 More than anything else

00:53:43.820 So

00:53:45.640 How does

00:53:46.920 Because I've been on

00:53:48.700 The plane

00:53:49.400 And everybody's like

00:53:50.080 We're going to have

00:53:50.720 Missing

00:53:51.460 You know

00:53:51.780 You're going to miss

00:53:52.280 Your connections

00:53:52.920 Blah blah blah

00:53:53.440 And everybody

00:53:53.700 Is

00:53:53.940 Is

00:53:55.380 Is this

00:53:56.420 Kind of

00:53:57.080 Is the airline

00:53:57.840 System

00:53:58.800 Set up

00:53:59.500 Almost like

00:54:00.480 The just in time

00:54:01.580 Supply line

00:54:02.460 That if it

00:54:03.600 That if it

00:54:04.800 Did ever go

00:54:05.680 Into catastrophic

00:54:06.260 Failure

00:54:07.080 It would be a real

00:54:08.040 Problem

00:54:08.980 Because I mean

00:54:10.500 It's just

00:54:10.820 One plane arrives

00:54:12.320 Just in time

00:54:13.540 For everybody to

00:54:14.440 Unload and reload

00:54:16.040 And take off again

00:54:17.120 Well you see

00:54:18.740 That's just the issue

00:54:19.640 You know

00:54:20.000 Like in ancient times

00:54:21.540 You know

00:54:22.280 Our friends at Southwest

00:54:24.040 Could come in

00:54:24.780 And go in 10 minutes

00:54:25.700 Today you can't

00:54:26.780 Get 10 seats

00:54:27.460 Emptied in that

00:54:28.080 Amount of time

00:54:28.620 So they're really

00:54:29.420 Trying to cut down

00:54:30.120 The amount of time

00:54:30.720 They're on the ground

00:54:31.320 That makes sense

00:54:32.120 The question is

00:54:33.120 They've got to have

00:54:33.720 Systems that allow

00:54:34.700 Them to do that

00:54:35.760 Now Delta's put in

00:54:37.100 A very comprehensive

00:54:38.440 System

00:54:38.980 Don't really work

00:54:39.520 For Delta

00:54:39.920 But

00:54:40.540 Or they have been

00:54:42.020 Able to better

00:54:42.880 Coordinate all those

00:54:43.860 Things and do a

00:54:44.680 Better job of it

00:54:45.420 But you're right

00:54:46.200 If you're coming in

00:54:46.960 And going out

00:54:47.620 And that airplane

00:54:48.920 Has to do a go

00:54:49.880 Around coming

00:54:50.520 Into Atlanta

00:54:51.160 That could be 15

00:54:52.740 Minutes

00:54:53.060 That 15 minutes

00:54:53.860 Could mean

00:54:54.240 You can't get across

00:54:55.500 To Terminal E

00:54:56.160 To get your connection

00:54:57.000 That's going to happen

00:54:58.120 Tell me about the situation

00:54:59.980 Because Stu

00:55:00.400 You did a documentary

00:55:01.440 On how bad

00:55:03.420 The air traffic

00:55:04.440 Control system was

00:55:05.580 Right

00:55:06.300 Yes I did

00:55:06.940 And

00:55:07.740 Is that on YouTube still?

00:55:09.740 It is

00:55:10.120 What's the name of it?

00:55:10.760 It's called

00:55:10.980 Countdown to the Next Aviation Disaster

00:55:13.140 Unfortunately the countdown

00:55:14.500 Was not as long

00:55:15.420 As you hoped it would have been

00:55:16.840 Yeah it is

00:55:17.700 I mean

00:55:18.040 What's going on

00:55:19.160 In our air traffic control

00:55:20.680 And I would never want

00:55:22.040 To be an air traffic controller

00:55:23.060 The stress these guys are under

00:55:24.920 And that's not

00:55:26.620 I'm not even calculating

00:55:28.280 The stress on how close

00:55:29.740 These planes are flying

00:55:30.980 In and out now

00:55:31.860 I mean I'm just thinking

00:55:33.180 You know

00:55:33.720 Back in the good old days

00:55:35.560 Where it was very stressful

00:55:37.460 Now

00:55:38.080 They're still passing paper

00:55:39.680 To each other

00:55:40.380 And these planes are

00:55:41.340 One right on top

00:55:42.540 Of the other one

00:55:43.200 When are we going to

00:55:45.200 When are we going to

00:55:46.760 Change this system

00:55:47.840 And update it?

00:55:49.900 Duffy's doing that

00:55:50.820 Duffy's on it

00:55:51.860 And we finally have

00:55:52.860 An FAA administrator

00:55:53.740 Who has a clue

00:55:54.980 Brian Bedford

00:55:56.520 He's been around

00:55:57.220 I've known him for 40 years

00:55:58.800 This man knows the business

00:56:00.400 And he's all business

00:56:01.540 And you know

00:56:02.500 I know he's good

00:56:04.180 Because Chuck Schumer

00:56:04.900 Doesn't like him

00:56:05.660 So

00:56:05.880 That right there

00:56:07.080 Underlines everything

00:56:08.900 Right there

00:56:09.400 So I think

00:56:10.200 That is starting right now

00:56:11.760 Look

00:56:12.140 We testified to Congress

00:56:13.200 In 1994 on this

00:56:14.980 On a free flight system

00:56:16.780 You could make it

00:56:17.540 Far more efficient

00:56:18.360 The FAA blew it off

00:56:19.900 The FAA has always

00:56:22.020 Been a repository

00:56:22.840 Of some really great people

00:56:25.000 At the operational level

00:56:26.120 But at the top

00:56:27.040 These are just

00:56:27.900 Political appointees

00:56:28.700 Take a look at the

00:56:29.320 FAA administrator

00:56:30.060 That the last president

00:56:31.820 Wanted

00:56:32.240 Phil Washington

00:56:32.900 Nice guy

00:56:33.600 Clueless

00:56:34.300 But he was a good appointee

00:56:35.720 We can't do that anymore

00:56:37.280 And I think we're going to

00:56:38.180 See some major changes

00:56:39.320 Right now

00:56:39.900 Now can

00:56:40.360 How long is it going to

00:56:41.300 Take us to fix this?

00:56:43.740 Well you know

00:56:44.240 One of the things

00:56:45.060 You know

00:56:45.320 It's sort of like

00:56:46.240 What Duffy said

00:56:47.440 Well we have a

00:56:47.940 There was a program

00:56:48.820 In place to fix it

00:56:49.600 Over the next five years

00:56:50.920 He says that's ridiculous

00:56:51.680 So he's on it

00:56:53.100 I mean he just went up

00:56:53.820 To Wisconsin

00:56:54.640 He found the oldest

00:56:55.400 I think the oldest

00:56:56.320 Control tower in the nation

00:56:58.020 He said we're going to

00:56:58.500 Fix this

00:56:59.020 He's really making a point

00:57:00.540 Of trying to get it done

00:57:01.560 And I think he's doing it

00:57:03.080 You know

00:57:03.700 Incrementally

00:57:04.900 We're at

00:57:05.640 Like Newark

00:57:06.380 What a disaster

00:57:07.100 I don't mean the city

00:57:07.900 Necessarily

00:57:08.500 I do

00:57:09.120 But

00:57:09.560 The airport

00:57:12.540 You know

00:57:13.100 He's trying to make

00:57:14.080 That work better

00:57:14.860 This guy

00:57:15.560 Is on it

00:57:16.340 So I'm thinking

00:57:17.320 18 months

00:57:18.160 It's going to be

00:57:18.900 Incremental

00:57:19.400 But we're going to

00:57:19.940 Start to see this happen

00:57:21.100 In Newark

00:57:21.900 Or in the country

00:57:23.380 In the country

00:57:25.180 Because we

00:57:26.120 We can have

00:57:27.120 A free flight system

00:57:28.060 That is far more

00:57:29.240 Efficient than

00:57:29.840 What we've had in the past

00:57:30.800 What does it mean

00:57:31.360 A free flight system

00:57:32.300 There's a free flight system

00:57:34.020 And you know

00:57:34.400 They don't want to

00:57:34.860 Ignore this

00:57:35.340 Where every airplane

00:57:36.260 Takes off

00:57:36.860 And it finds its own way

00:57:38.160 Keep in mind

00:57:39.140 The skies aren't crowded

00:57:40.120 You can put

00:57:40.720 250,000

00:57:42.380 Count them

00:57:42.980 737s

00:57:44.220 In a cubic mile

00:57:45.160 Of airspace

00:57:45.800 Park

00:57:46.360 Not moving

00:57:46.980 But that's a quarter

00:57:48.220 Million of them

00:57:48.840 And any time

00:57:49.720 In America today

00:57:50.560 In the sky

00:57:51.040 You might have

00:57:51.620 Just 14,000

00:57:53.020 14,000 airplanes

00:57:54.460 In the sky

00:57:55.020 But that's over

00:57:56.160 Like 11 million

00:57:57.100 Cubic miles

00:57:57.940 Of airspace

00:57:58.580 So we can use

00:57:59.700 Our airspace better

00:58:00.700 But what we've had

00:58:01.760 Is quite frankly

00:58:02.920 An FAA

00:58:04.420 That hasn't

00:58:04.960 Wanted to even

00:58:05.340 Think about it

00:58:06.040 It's more worried

00:58:06.660 About itself

00:58:07.260 I am convinced

00:58:08.780 That's going to change

00:58:09.660 Over the next two years

00:58:10.720 And we're

00:58:12.020 Are we

00:58:12.500 Close to

00:58:13.680 Having AI

00:58:14.420 Do all of this

00:58:15.560 Free flight

00:58:16.740 Stuff

00:58:17.520 I mean

00:58:17.820 I imagine

00:58:18.400 That you don't

00:58:19.040 I mean

00:58:20.420 You don't need

00:58:21.640 To check in

00:58:22.140 With Tower

00:58:22.600 If AI

00:58:23.740 Is

00:58:24.240 Assisting

00:58:26.000 Finding it

00:58:26.720 Exactly

00:58:27.960 We've got to

00:58:28.360 Use that

00:58:28.900 And again

00:58:29.480 A lot of it

00:58:29.940 You know

00:58:30.420 It's

00:58:31.100 Head of the

00:58:31.940 FAA

00:58:32.540 Has always been

00:58:33.160 Kind of

00:58:33.420 The helm

00:58:34.780 Of the Titanic

00:58:35.480 He says

00:58:36.000 Slow down

00:58:36.640 And by the time

00:58:38.140 It gets back

00:58:38.840 To the engine room

00:58:39.680 It's

00:58:39.960 You know

00:58:40.180 We've hit the iceberg

00:58:40.860 I think it's one

00:58:41.900 Of those things

00:58:42.340 Where we have to

00:58:42.980 Recognize

00:58:43.860 A lot of stuff

00:58:44.900 Has to change

00:58:45.640 Organizationally

00:58:47.040 At the FAA

00:58:47.800 And at the

00:58:48.380 Department of Transportation

00:58:49.360 I think finally

00:58:50.840 We've got people

00:58:51.560 That can actually

00:58:52.380 Address that

00:58:53.060 Wow

00:58:53.920 That is

00:58:54.700 I mean

00:58:55.520 This is wildly

00:58:56.160 Optimistic

00:58:56.780 And I'm happy

00:58:57.320 To hear that

00:58:57.780 I like Secretary Duffy

00:58:59.020 You know

00:58:59.600 I don't know much

00:59:00.160 About him

00:59:00.520 But not enough

00:59:02.000 To be able to say

00:59:02.860 With confidence

00:59:03.640 Like you are talking

00:59:04.500 It makes me feel

00:59:05.340 Really good

00:59:05.960 Because I'm very

00:59:06.940 Concerned about

00:59:07.500 Our air travel

00:59:08.760 It's not good

00:59:09.840 It's not good

00:59:10.900 Not going in the

00:59:11.520 Right direction

00:59:11.980 It is

00:59:12.420 It's going in

00:59:13.740 The right direction

00:59:14.340 More carriers

00:59:15.400 Are worried about

00:59:16.140 Have found out

00:59:16.920 If I treat

00:59:17.560 The customer right

00:59:18.540 They might come

00:59:19.460 Back and fly me

00:59:20.280 And that's happening

00:59:21.340 Now where people

00:59:22.220 Are getting away

00:59:22.720 From some of these

00:59:23.160 Really low fare

00:59:24.140 Airlines where

00:59:25.240 The seat is like

00:59:26.180 You know

00:59:26.380 A bucket seat

00:59:27.080 In a C-119

00:59:28.040 They don't want

00:59:28.900 To fly those things

00:59:29.640 Anymore

00:59:30.060 And people like

00:59:30.980 United and Delta

00:59:31.880 And other carriers

00:59:33.160 Think we'll take

00:59:33.940 Your business

00:59:34.400 And they are

00:59:35.060 I gotta tell you

00:59:35.780 I feel at times

00:59:37.380 I'll be on a plane

00:59:38.140 And I think we are

00:59:39.020 Like one scruffy dog

00:59:41.560 With one blue eye

00:59:42.880 Just walking down

00:59:43.860 The aisle

00:59:44.380 Creepily away

00:59:45.440 From third world airlines

00:59:46.880 I mean it's like

00:59:47.920 There are times

00:59:48.620 I'm like

00:59:48.920 Is there a chicken

00:59:49.620 Going to run down

00:59:50.180 The aisle too

00:59:50.880 Is this

00:59:51.300 I mean

00:59:51.560 What country

00:59:52.300 Do we live in

00:59:52.980 It really is

00:59:55.700 The greyhound

00:59:56.600 Of the sky now

00:59:57.960 It is

00:59:59.960 There's no question

01:00:00.580 Like my mother

01:00:01.380 Was a stewardess

01:00:02.620 In the 1930s

01:00:03.800 Everybody dressed up

01:00:05.420 Yes

01:00:05.880 Today you're lucky

01:00:06.720 If everybody is dressed

01:00:07.900 I don't know why

01:00:12.660 We haven't had you

01:00:13.300 On before Mike

01:00:13.960 You're very funny

01:00:14.560 Mike thank you so much

01:00:16.220 For an inside look

01:00:17.780 On this

01:00:18.060 I appreciate it

01:00:19.320 It's my pleasure sir

01:00:20.140 Thank you

01:00:20.680 Mike Boyd

01:00:21.240 Aviation expert

01:00:22.040 From the Boyd

01:00:23.480 Group International

01:00:24.580 He's the president

01:00:25.240 And CEO

01:00:25.880 He's a guy

01:00:27.340 Who consults

01:00:28.300 All these airlines

01:00:29.160 And tries to help

01:00:30.120 Fix them

01:00:30.760 And is

01:00:32.820 Is also

01:00:34.160 You know

01:00:34.780 Testifying in front

01:00:35.540 Of Congress

01:00:35.940 All the time

01:00:36.380 On how

01:00:37.100 How can we fix

01:00:38.200 This

01:00:38.420 Maybe

01:00:39.100 He's right

01:00:40.120 Maybe

01:00:40.660 We have some

01:00:41.280 People that will

01:00:41.800 Actually now

01:00:42.740 Listen

01:00:43.460 And fix it

01:00:45.300 Because they have

01:00:46.440 The skill

01:00:47.120 And the knowledge

01:00:47.900 Set

01:00:48.420 That

01:00:48.980 You know

01:00:50.080 The other leaders

01:00:50.840 Should have had

01:00:51.560 The whole time

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01:02:07.980 It's not just our imagination

01:02:22.020 That it's getting worse

01:02:22.920 On the airlines

01:02:23.840 Is it?

01:02:25.820 No

01:02:26.120 I don't think so

01:02:26.840 I mean

01:02:27.280 No

01:02:27.480 I mean

01:02:28.020 It could be

01:02:28.760 My personal experience

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01:02:32.260 But

01:02:33.540 I talk to people

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01:02:36.640 Have you traveled

01:02:38.020 Lately Sarah?

01:02:38.680 Did you have

01:02:39.120 Have you had

01:02:39.560 This kind of experience?

01:02:40.840 Yes

01:02:41.020 I travel American

01:02:41.820 Though too

01:02:42.240 Yeah

01:02:42.820 How about you

01:02:43.400 Yeah

01:02:43.640 But of course

01:02:44.760 Also American

01:02:45.420 But I don't think

01:02:46.120 That's

01:02:46.540 I mean

01:02:46.820 The stats show

01:02:47.620 It's not just American

01:02:48.660 I'm sure it's not

01:02:50.140 I mean

01:02:50.380 I didn't

01:02:50.660 I didn't come on

01:02:51.780 To bash American Airlines

01:02:53.080 I really think

01:02:54.340 I mean

01:02:55.780 I

01:02:55.960 You know

01:02:56.400 They don't want us

01:02:57.440 Flying anymore

01:02:58.220 And so my mind

01:02:59.980 Goes there

01:03:00.660 You know

01:03:01.140 We're those 15 minute cities

01:03:02.860 And you shouldn't be

01:03:03.560 Flying all over

01:03:04.300 Every

01:03:04.480 You know

01:03:04.860 You look at Europe

01:03:05.620 They're now

01:03:06.440 They're now

01:03:07.520 Taxing tourists

01:03:08.880 Because they want to

01:03:09.800 Cut down on the number

01:03:10.660 Of people that

01:03:11.180 Travel to the cities

01:03:12.260 To be tourists

01:03:13.080 Are you out of your mind?

01:03:15.560 Really?

01:03:16.920 And so they're

01:03:17.540 In Europe

01:03:18.360 They are really

01:03:19.420 Doing everything they can

01:03:20.800 To make air travel

01:03:22.140 Really difficult

01:03:23.180 And so my mind

01:03:24.540 Went there

01:03:25.200 Because I know

01:03:25.660 What's happening in Europe

01:03:26.480 And I know

01:03:26.860 They want the United States

01:03:27.900 To be part of that

01:03:28.600 Donald Trump's not

01:03:29.600 Going to be a part of that

01:03:30.420 No

01:03:31.280 But I just don't know

01:03:32.320 What the problem is

01:03:33.320 But it's bad

01:03:34.440 And you know

01:03:35.340 To give American

01:03:36.240 Somewhat of a break

01:03:37.460 Sometimes when you

01:03:39.420 Fly into places

01:03:40.600 Especially at this time

01:03:41.620 Of year

01:03:41.980 In Dallas

01:03:43.480 It's heat

01:03:44.420 And you get the

01:03:45.940 Storms at night

01:03:46.900 And then

01:03:47.280 Yeah

01:03:47.780 Of course weather

01:03:48.920 But those problems

01:03:50.040 Have always existed

01:03:50.980 And I know

01:03:52.200 You know

01:03:53.180 I'm sure the left

01:03:53.920 Is saying

01:03:54.240 Global warming

01:03:55.360 But it's

01:03:55.720 You know

01:03:55.940 There's no

01:03:56.260 I'm sure

01:03:57.120 A .9 degrees Celsius

01:03:58.380 Increase over a century

01:04:00.060 Is not the thing

01:04:00.760 That's

01:04:01.040 You know

01:04:01.860 Moving all of our flights

01:04:02.700 But you know

01:04:03.340 Look

01:04:03.520 Airlines

01:04:04.080 It's a tough business

01:04:04.960 It is

01:04:05.960 You know

01:04:06.480 Something that

01:04:06.920 Usually airlines

01:04:07.620 Lose a lot of money

01:04:08.500 And have been losing

01:04:09.460 A lot of money

01:04:09.920 For a very long time

01:04:11.160 That's something

01:04:11.640 They should figure out

01:04:12.660 Yeah

01:04:13.200 And they haven't

01:04:13.640 Been able to

01:04:14.220 It's funny

01:04:15.020 Because like

01:04:15.520 It's so central

01:04:16.780 To our nation now

01:04:17.700 Like I

01:04:18.880 What if

01:04:19.920 What if flights

01:04:21.080 Just decreased

01:04:22.020 By 50%

01:04:23.240 Right

01:04:24.040 I've been thinking

01:04:24.600 About that a lot

01:04:25.380 Yeah

01:04:25.640 It's something

01:04:26.380 That I know

01:04:27.040 A lot of people

01:04:27.780 On the left

01:04:28.380 Want to occur

01:04:29.580 They're

01:04:30.660 Cheering that on

01:04:31.840 Every bit of the way

01:04:33.220 Because of global warming

01:04:34.120 And other reasons

01:04:34.780 Degrowth

01:04:36.020 And all of that

01:04:36.920 But like

01:04:38.240 That's so central

01:04:39.600 To like

01:04:39.900 I mean

01:04:40.880 If you're a businessman

01:04:41.640 You're flying around

01:04:42.820 I have thought about this

01:04:43.860 Because I

01:04:44.440 I must

01:04:45.700 Be at my city

01:04:47.040 Of destination

01:04:47.820 By a certain time

01:04:49.420 Because I have

01:04:50.300 A show

01:04:50.880 I cannot miss

01:04:52.520 Yeah

01:04:52.820 That begins

01:04:53.540 9 a.m.

01:04:54.540 Eastern time

01:04:55.260 Every day

01:04:56.500 And I can't fly

01:04:58.240 I used to be able

01:04:59.060 To go in and out

01:04:59.780 Of a city

01:05:00.180 And I could go in

01:05:00.920 And do a speech

01:05:01.480 And then come

01:05:01.900 Fly back out

01:05:02.640 I can't do that anymore

01:05:03.960 Because I can't trust

01:05:05.200 I can be back

01:05:06.240 For the show

01:05:07.380 The next day

01:05:08.040 You can't live

01:05:09.180 You cannot build

01:05:10.440 A business

01:05:11.280 Or do business

01:05:12.740 If you can't

01:05:14.200 Rely on that

01:05:15.120 How do you

01:05:15.800 How frustrating

01:05:17.080 Would it be

01:05:17.980 To go on vacation

01:05:19.740 And then

01:05:20.780 Have your flight

01:05:21.720 Canceled

01:05:22.340 After you've

01:05:23.040 Packed all the family

01:05:24.060 And everybody else

01:05:24.820 And then your flight

01:05:25.540 Is cancelled

01:05:26.060 At the last minute

01:05:27.240 Or you're delayed

01:05:27.920 To the next day

01:05:29.060 And bumped to the next day

01:05:30.080 I mean it's bad

01:05:31.420 It happened to us

01:05:32.120 Recently

01:05:32.500 When we had a

01:05:33.500 Vacation scheduled

01:05:34.640 And I don't remember

01:05:35.340 What the days were

01:05:36.020 But it

01:05:36.840 We got an email

01:05:38.060 The night before

01:05:39.040 Like 10 o'clock at night

01:05:40.240 As you know

01:05:40.880 The kids are already packed

01:05:42.040 Ready to go

01:05:42.720 Ready to go

01:05:43.160 Excited

01:05:43.540 Yeah

01:05:43.940 And they're like

01:05:45.140 No you're not

01:05:45.740 Flying out tomorrow

01:05:46.560 And you know

01:05:47.400 You spend an hour

01:05:48.820 Or two on the phone

01:05:50.140 Trying to get them

01:05:51.000 To switch to another flight

01:05:51.960 Can I go to a nearby city

01:05:53.060 Can I drive

01:05:53.740 That was my entire evening

01:05:55.320 Yeah

01:05:55.680 Which there was nothing

01:05:57.280 There was no way

01:05:58.220 I could get to my destination

01:05:59.180 The next day

01:05:59.820 Through this

01:06:00.480 At least through this airline

01:06:01.340 And I looked

01:06:01.880 On all the sites

01:06:03.360 To try to find another airline

01:06:04.660 Couldn't do that either

01:06:05.800 So we wound up

01:06:06.820 Having to move

01:06:07.440 The vacation

01:06:08.080 A day

01:06:09.080 Leaving

01:06:10.180 Meaning our departure

01:06:11.020 Was a day later

01:06:11.660 And our return

01:06:13.140 Was a day later

01:06:13.640 Now luckily

01:06:14.180 The way it was scheduled

01:06:14.940 We were planning

01:06:15.500 To come back

01:06:15.940 On a Friday

01:06:16.420 So we just came back

01:06:17.060 On a Saturday

01:06:17.580 It didn't wind up

01:06:18.480 Throwing us off

01:06:19.060 All that much

01:06:19.580 But like

01:06:20.320 That's it

01:06:21.300 You can't

01:06:22.260 You can't plan a vacation

01:06:23.640 Because I like to have

01:06:25.060 Every second of my vacation

01:06:26.440 And fly back on a Sunday

01:06:27.600 So you

01:06:27.920 I can't believe you do that

01:06:29.140 That is like

01:06:29.900 I've always been able

01:06:31.720 To trust it

01:06:32.420 No I know

01:06:33.160 But it's just

01:06:33.620 To me

01:06:33.940 I gotta have a day or two

01:06:35.080 Back at my house

01:06:35.880 My wife is like that

01:06:36.840 I can't

01:06:37.320 I am not like that

01:06:38.220 I like to use

01:06:38.900 Every second of vacation

01:06:40.040 I can't do that now

01:06:41.000 I have to return

01:06:42.160 On a Saturday

01:06:42.960 Because I need that extra day

01:06:45.080 In case the airlines

01:06:46.520 I mean

01:06:47.520 You can't run a successful country

01:06:50.700 Like that

01:06:51.860 If you don't have

01:06:52.800 Reliable air travel

01:06:54.480 You don't have

01:06:55.880 A country

01:06:56.520 That can be successful

01:06:58.380 In business

01:06:59.140 You must have that

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01:08:30.800 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program

01:08:49.180 We're glad that you're here

01:08:50.120 Donald Trump is

01:08:52.300 I mean Donald Trump

01:08:54.320 Is absolutely

01:08:55.680 Genius

01:08:57.000 The way he is

01:08:59.060 Handling the crime

01:09:00.500 Thing

01:09:00.900 And the

01:09:02.260 Democrats are just

01:09:03.800 They're on a

01:09:05.200 They're on a road

01:09:06.420 To hell

01:09:07.120 I mean

01:09:08.360 They just cannot

01:09:09.360 Get out of their own way

01:09:10.520 They keep doubling down

01:09:12.160 And doubling down

01:09:12.760 On a bet

01:09:13.220 That is showing

01:09:14.000 It's not paying off

01:09:15.140 It's a losing bet

01:09:16.800 Stop putting money

01:09:17.820 Down on the table

01:09:18.560 On that

01:09:19.000 I mean when you lose

01:09:20.580 Joe Scarborough

01:09:21.740 He's on talking about

01:09:24.220 Donald Trump

01:09:24.780 And they're talking about

01:09:25.460 How fascistic it is

01:09:26.540 And he says this

01:09:27.960 Cut four

01:09:28.540 And I want to

01:09:29.960 I want to read you

01:09:30.760 A text from

01:09:31.600 A someone who

01:09:33.100 I won't

01:09:35.020 Say their name

01:09:36.440 But

01:09:36.800 They're

01:09:39.120 We'll just say

01:09:40.660 They're very liberal

01:09:41.900 And

01:09:43.460 He says

01:09:44.980 This may sound

01:09:45.520 Controversial

01:09:46.220 But I'm not

01:09:46.660 Totally opposed

01:09:47.320 To Trump's

01:09:47.780 National Guard

01:09:48.320 Move in D.C.

01:09:49.620 I know he's

01:09:50.120 Doing it for politics

01:09:51.020 But crime remains rampant

01:09:52.540 I've had too many

01:09:53.300 Friends carjacked

01:09:54.360 Shot at

01:09:55.180 None of us

01:09:56.420 Will walk more

01:09:57.240 Than three blocks

01:09:58.060 After 8 p.m.

01:09:59.200 13 year olds

01:10:00.120 Are committing

01:10:00.520 Many of these crimes

01:10:01.600 Quite a change

01:10:02.700 From a decade ago

01:10:03.720 When things were

01:10:04.340 Much calmer

01:10:04.960 Well that actually

01:10:05.580 Sounds like the D.C.

01:10:07.180 That I lived in

01:10:07.940 When I lived

01:10:08.780 A block behind

01:10:09.720 The Supreme Court

01:10:11.220 And you know

01:10:12.520 Every three days

01:10:14.540 One of my neighbors

01:10:15.680 Was getting held up

01:10:16.540 At gunpoint

01:10:17.200 I mean there

01:10:17.720 Has been a crime

01:10:18.920 Problem in D.C.

01:10:21.000 Okay

01:10:21.260 So that's

01:10:21.900 Jill Scarborough

01:10:22.500 And notice what

01:10:23.180 His friend said

01:10:23.900 I know he's just

01:10:25.000 Doing this for politics

01:10:26.140 I mean at some point

01:10:28.600 You have to ask

01:10:30.180 Yourself

01:10:30.760 Or

01:10:32.020 Does he actually

01:10:34.160 Care about a few

01:10:34.920 Things

01:10:35.280 Does he actually

01:10:36.760 Care about

01:10:37.600 People being

01:10:38.560 Shot

01:10:39.040 On the streets

01:10:40.320 Of D.C.

01:10:40.920 Does he actually

01:10:41.720 Trying to clean

01:10:42.780 D.C. up

01:10:43.780 Me personally

01:10:46.180 I think so

01:10:47.180 The left

01:10:47.740 Won't give him

01:10:48.340 The benefit

01:10:48.740 Of the doubt

01:10:49.220 And that's fine

01:10:50.020 I get it

01:10:50.680 I guess

01:10:51.080 You know

01:10:52.540 We're just

01:10:52.860 So polarized

01:10:53.480 But

01:10:53.920 One quick

01:10:54.760 To push back

01:10:56.240 On that a little bit

01:10:56.960 From even making

01:10:57.840 That assumption

01:10:58.640 Before Donald Trump

01:11:01.480 Was president

01:11:02.120 He was talking

01:11:03.700 About this

01:11:04.080 In New York City

01:11:04.740 Constantly

01:11:05.480 This has been

01:11:06.140 Something that has

01:11:06.680 Been a main focus

01:11:07.740 Of his life

01:11:08.460 Correct

01:11:08.900 Is inner city

01:11:10.740 And general city

01:11:12.320 Violence

01:11:12.920 Yes

01:11:13.300 He knows it

01:11:14.680 And we'll get

01:11:16.160 Into how he's

01:11:16.680 Fixing it

01:11:17.020 But let me

01:11:17.580 Continue here

01:11:18.940 Let me go to

01:11:20.280 Cut 13 please

01:11:21.920 Here's a D.C.

01:11:22.900 Resident on Trump

01:11:23.900 We need all the

01:11:25.100 Protection that we

01:11:25.960 Can get in the city

01:11:27.180 Because the city

01:11:28.220 Is really

01:11:28.920 Getting dangerous

01:11:30.120 A person like me

01:11:31.600 At this age

01:11:32.660 I have to make

01:11:33.880 Sure to come home

01:11:34.900 Before sundown

01:11:36.100 I mean

01:11:37.880 How are you

01:11:38.780 Going to

01:11:39.080 There's a black

01:11:40.420 Black woman

01:11:40.720 Clearly sounds

01:11:41.980 Like an immigrant

01:11:42.680 You're denying

01:11:45.500 That that's her

01:11:46.540 Reality

01:11:47.100 And instead

01:11:48.140 I want to play

01:11:48.760 Cut 14 here

01:11:49.720 Instead

01:11:50.140 Here's what the

01:11:51.380 Left is doing

01:11:51.960 They are organizing

01:11:53.080 This was in

01:11:54.360 Washington

01:11:55.080 Organizing

01:11:57.480 A big rally

01:11:59.280 And listen to

01:12:01.440 The good point

01:12:01.940 They're making here

01:12:02.680 D.C.

01:12:03.940 Is our home

01:12:05.380 D.C.

01:12:05.860 Is our home

01:12:06.780 You can't have it

01:12:08.480 Trump

01:12:08.740 You can't have it

01:12:10.060 Trump

01:12:10.400 D.C.

01:12:11.220 Is our home

01:12:11.860 D.C.

01:12:12.780 Is our home

01:12:13.900 You can't have it

01:12:15.780 Trump

01:12:16.360 It's our home

01:12:18.560 So it's our home

01:12:20.340 So get on out

01:12:22.520 Now I want you

01:12:23.940 To look at the

01:12:25.000 Crowd

01:12:25.200 There wasn't a

01:12:26.220 Single black

01:12:26.960 Person or minority

01:12:27.960 In that crowd

01:12:29.000 That was maybe

01:12:30.460 What?

01:12:31.080 500 people

01:12:32.140 I don't see

01:12:32.940 A minority

01:12:33.960 Within blocks

01:12:35.600 Of that

01:12:36.300 I mean this is

01:12:38.020 They're all jobs

01:12:38.920 This is just

01:12:40.920 Not a winning

01:12:42.240 And you know

01:12:42.920 Who's the least

01:12:44.580 Affected by this?

01:12:45.840 Who's the least

01:12:46.740 Affected by the crime?

01:12:48.940 White people

01:12:49.860 Yeah rich white people

01:12:51.080 Rich white people

01:12:51.880 Yeah in their nice

01:12:52.880 Neighborhood

01:12:53.180 This is

01:12:54.040 This is affecting

01:12:55.300 In neighborhoods

01:12:56.820 They don't go to

01:12:58.160 They don't

01:12:59.780 Go to

01:13:00.560 Can I just

01:13:01.200 Quickly revisit

01:13:02.080 The lyrics of the song

01:13:03.080 Though

01:13:03.260 Did I get this

01:13:04.920 Correct that

01:13:05.340 The lyrics are

01:13:06.360 It's our home

01:13:07.740 So it's our home

01:13:09.360 Yes

01:13:09.800 Yeah so it's our home

01:13:10.700 So get on out

01:13:11.320 DC is our home

01:13:13.420 So it's our home

01:13:14.580 So it's our home

01:13:15.600 Yeah

01:13:15.900 You can't have it

01:13:17.320 You can't have it

01:13:18.000 Trump

01:13:18.440 DC is our home

01:13:19.760 It's our home

01:13:21.180 You can't have it

01:13:21.720 Trump

01:13:22.260 So get on out

01:13:23.120 It's our home

01:13:24.000 Okay

01:13:24.300 So it's our home

01:13:25.940 Yeah

01:13:26.900 I mean that is

01:13:27.580 Yeah it's good

01:13:28.100 No it's

01:13:28.540 They're really good

01:13:29.880 At those things

01:13:30.460 Really good

01:13:30.920 At those things

01:13:31.320 Now

01:13:31.920 What is the problem

01:13:33.700 In DC

01:13:34.620 What is the problem

01:13:35.760 Well

01:13:36.060 Here's one

01:13:37.240 Here's the chief

01:13:38.780 Police

01:13:39.220 A chief of police

01:13:40.220 And the mayor

01:13:41.640 Being asked a question

01:13:43.720 Yesterday

01:13:44.340 Listen to this

01:13:45.320 What does that mean

01:13:48.780 Well is it

01:13:49.440 Pam Bondi

01:13:50.100 Stop stop

01:13:51.300 I want you to

01:13:52.000 Play it again

01:13:52.360 That's the police

01:13:53.200 Chief

01:13:53.600 What was she

01:13:54.380 Just asked

01:13:55.060 What is the

01:13:57.280 Chain of command

01:13:58.240 Now

01:13:58.840 Listen to her

01:14:00.920 Answer once again

01:14:02.120 What does that

01:14:05.460 Mean

01:14:05.700 What does that

01:14:07.620 Mean

01:14:08.240 What does that

01:14:10.280 Mean

01:14:10.480 You're the chief

01:14:11.580 Of police

01:14:12.680 Chain of command

01:14:14.420 I only think

01:14:15.540 Of it

01:14:15.860 In you know

01:14:16.660 Military

01:14:17.200 Or in police

01:14:18.980 You know

01:14:19.560 What's the

01:14:20.260 Chain of command

01:14:21.560 What does that

01:14:23.500 Mean

01:14:23.740 Oh dear god

01:14:24.540 Now

01:14:25.040 You know why

01:14:25.880 She's the chief

01:14:26.740 Of police now

01:14:27.360 Because she was

01:14:28.340 She came from

01:14:29.580 The DEI expert

01:14:31.340 She was the

01:14:32.860 DEI expert

01:14:33.820 On the full

01:14:34.260 Now

01:14:34.880 She's in charge

01:14:36.000 Of the force

01:14:36.600 And so what

01:14:37.500 Happens

01:14:37.760 The mayor

01:14:38.360 Runs in

01:14:38.860 And it's like

01:14:39.100 Let me tell you

01:14:40.020 What's going on

01:14:40.540 I'll tell you

01:14:41.100 Okay

01:14:42.320 I don't even

01:14:43.360 Think

01:14:43.820 That the chief

01:14:44.740 Of police

01:14:45.480 Still knows

01:14:47.280 What chain

01:14:47.720 Of command

01:14:48.160 Means

01:14:48.480 I'd like to

01:14:49.000 Ask her that

01:14:49.460 Question again

01:14:50.120 Because I

01:14:50.740 She was like

01:14:51.800 What does that

01:14:52.200 Mean

01:14:52.440 Not realizing

01:14:53.460 Oh my gosh

01:14:54.440 You are so

01:14:55.100 Stupid

01:14:55.600 How do you

01:14:56.960 Not know

01:14:57.920 That

01:14:58.440 And I doubt

01:15:00.040 Anybody around

01:15:00.800 Her is going to

01:15:01.360 Say hey

01:15:01.820 Dummy

01:15:02.160 Chain of

01:15:03.120 Command

01:15:03.280 Kind of

01:15:03.740 Important

01:15:04.120 Kind of

01:15:04.420 Like chain

01:15:04.940 Of evidence

01:15:05.460 And if you

01:15:06.160 Ask me

01:15:06.620 What chain

01:15:07.360 Of evidence

01:15:07.860 Is

01:15:08.220 I'm going to

01:15:08.700 Lose my

01:15:09.100 Mind

01:15:09.560 What does

01:15:10.980 That mean

01:15:11.540 Okay

01:15:11.920 Here is

01:15:13.780 Where

01:15:14.100 Donald Trump

01:15:14.800 Is I

01:15:15.600 Think

01:15:15.900 Brilliant

01:15:17.080 On this

01:15:18.080 And yes

01:15:19.340 It is going to

01:15:20.160 Have political

01:15:20.780 Ramifications

01:15:21.540 But that's

01:15:22.620 Not why

01:15:23.160 He's doing

01:15:23.760 It

01:15:24.000 Common

01:15:24.780 Sense

01:15:25.600 Common

01:15:26.740 Sense

01:15:27.320 Will always

01:15:28.320 Win

01:15:28.840 And he's

01:15:30.440 Applying

01:15:30.980 Common

01:15:31.480 Sense

01:15:31.980 How

01:15:32.380 Here's

01:15:32.780 Caroline

01:15:33.160 Levitt

01:15:33.580 Explaining

01:15:34.440 How they're

01:15:34.800 Cleaning it

01:15:35.240 Up

01:15:35.440 The Metropolitan

01:15:36.580 Police Department

01:15:37.420 With the support

01:15:38.700 Of the new

01:15:39.680 Federal agencies

01:15:40.540 Who have been

01:15:41.200 Surging on the

01:15:41.940 Streets of the

01:15:42.460 District of

01:15:42.880 Columbia

01:15:43.280 Are going to

01:15:44.380 Enforce the

01:15:45.160 Laws that are

01:15:45.760 Already on the

01:15:46.340 Books here

01:15:46.940 In Washington

01:15:47.800 D.C.

01:15:48.260 For far too

01:15:48.880 Long these

01:15:49.420 Laws have been

01:15:50.200 Completely ignored

01:15:51.120 And the

01:15:52.000 Homelessness

01:15:52.460 Problem has

01:15:53.200 Ravaged the

01:15:53.920 City

01:15:54.180 So D.C.

01:15:54.880 Code

01:15:55.160 22-1307

01:15:57.240 And D.C.

01:15:58.200 Municipal

01:15:58.740 Regulation

01:15:59.260 24-100

01:16:00.320 Give the

01:16:01.300 Metropolitan

01:16:01.780 Police Department

01:16:02.540 The authority

01:16:03.160 To take

01:16:03.680 Action

01:16:04.120 When it

01:16:05.140 Comes to

01:16:05.580 Homeless

01:16:06.040 Encampments

01:16:06.720 So homeless

01:16:07.980 Individuals

01:16:08.760 Will be

01:16:09.340 Given the

01:16:09.800 Option

01:16:10.220 To leave

01:16:10.960 Their

01:16:11.140 Encampment

01:16:11.660 To be

01:16:12.160 Taken

01:16:12.600 To a

01:16:12.920 Homeless

01:16:13.260 Shelter

01:16:13.720 To be

01:16:14.320 Offered

01:16:14.740 Addiction

01:16:15.320 Or mental

01:16:16.020 Health

01:16:16.320 Services

01:16:16.800 And if

01:16:17.540 They refuse

01:16:18.080 They will

01:16:18.420 Be susceptible

01:16:19.020 To fines

01:16:19.820 Or to

01:16:20.220 Jail time

01:16:20.780 Again

01:16:21.240 These are

01:16:21.720 Pre-existing

01:16:22.480 Laws that

01:16:23.060 Are already

01:16:23.380 On the

01:16:23.600 Books

01:16:23.800 They have

01:16:24.100 Not been

01:16:24.420 Enforced

01:16:24.940 Which is

01:16:25.720 Part of

01:16:26.360 The reason

01:16:26.880 For this

01:16:27.960 Nationalizing

01:16:29.200 Of the

01:16:29.460 Federalizing

01:16:30.100 Of the

01:16:30.380 National Guard

01:16:31.040 To bring

01:16:32.040 In this

01:16:32.520 Assistance

01:16:33.040 For law

01:16:33.780 Enforcement

01:16:34.220 While

01:16:35.060 We are

01:16:35.620 Targeting

01:16:36.580 Criminals

01:16:37.100 And trying

01:16:37.440 To remove

01:16:37.820 Criminals

01:16:38.200 Off of the

01:16:38.640 Streets

01:16:38.920 We also

01:16:39.320 Want to

01:16:39.680 Make dc

01:16:40.160 Safe

01:16:40.620 And beautiful

01:16:41.420 How

01:16:42.140 How good

01:16:42.800 Is that

01:16:43.080 How do you

01:16:43.560 Call it

01:16:43.940 Fascistic

01:16:44.540 To

01:16:44.980 To not

01:16:46.220 Rewrite

01:16:47.060 Laws

01:16:47.620 Just enforce

01:16:48.840 Just enforce

01:16:48.860 The laws

01:16:49.640 That were

01:16:50.020 Already

01:16:50.600 Written

01:16:51.160 How is

01:16:52.860 That

01:16:53.160 Fascistic

01:16:54.020 It's

01:16:54.920 Not

01:16:55.840 And as

01:16:57.180 They gather

01:16:57.660 And sing

01:16:58.100 More songs

01:16:58.840 I mean

01:16:59.460 It's happening

01:17:00.880 In

01:17:01.340 It's going to

01:17:02.000 Happen in

01:17:02.400 New York

01:17:02.720 If it's not

01:17:03.180 Already

01:17:03.460 Happening

01:17:03.880 It's

01:17:04.320 Right now

01:17:04.980 Everybody is

01:17:05.700 So enamored

01:17:06.480 With the

01:17:06.820 Communist

01:17:07.180 Islamist

01:17:08.180 That you

01:17:08.980 Know they're

01:17:09.240 Like

01:17:09.420 That's

01:17:09.860 Going to

01:17:10.080 Be great

01:17:10.560 He's

01:17:10.900 Going to

01:17:11.160 Fix

01:17:11.400 Everything

01:17:11.900 Because if

01:17:12.960 He doesn't

01:17:13.520 Maybe he

01:17:14.120 Can just

01:17:14.500 Chop all

01:17:14.960 Our heads

01:17:15.380 Off with

01:17:15.840 The

01:17:15.980 Islamists

01:17:16.700 You know

01:17:18.280 Or put us

01:17:18.740 In a gulag

01:17:19.260 Because he's

01:17:19.740 A communist

01:17:20.120 One of the

01:17:20.520 Two

01:17:20.660 I don't

01:17:21.200 Mean to

01:17:21.620 Say one

01:17:22.000 Is going

01:17:22.280 To win

01:17:22.540 Over the

01:17:22.860 Other

01:17:23.040 The religion

01:17:25.440 Will always

01:17:26.140 Win over

01:17:26.780 Everybody

01:17:27.060 Anyway

01:17:27.480 Right now

01:17:29.540 Everybody's

01:17:29.880 Looking at

01:17:30.140 Him and

01:17:30.360 Going oh

01:17:30.660 Well he's

01:17:31.000 Going to

01:17:31.160 Fix

01:17:31.400 Everything

01:17:31.720 Everybody's

01:17:33.820 On to

01:17:34.280 It

01:17:34.420 Every place

01:17:35.200 Else

01:17:35.620 Like

01:17:35.940 California

01:17:36.580 I don't

01:17:38.020 Know if

01:17:38.260 You've

01:17:38.540 Seen the

01:17:38.980 People

01:17:39.340 Who are

01:17:40.000 Now saying

01:17:40.740 Gavin

01:17:41.160 Newsom

01:17:41.540 Shut up

01:17:42.480 Why are

01:17:43.960 You talking

01:17:44.520 About

01:17:44.820 Donald

01:17:45.100 Trump

01:17:45.400 Why are

01:17:46.100 You

01:17:46.220 Have

01:17:46.760 You

01:17:46.960 Looked

01:17:47.360 At

01:17:47.500 What

01:17:47.760 The

01:17:48.000 State

01:17:48.320 Of

01:17:48.520 California

01:17:49.100 The

01:17:49.920 State

01:17:50.500 Of

01:17:50.760 California

01:17:51.300 Is

01:17:51.600 In

01:17:51.900 It's

01:17:53.080 Not

01:17:53.440 Good

01:17:53.860 I mean

01:17:54.780 Stu

01:17:54.980 And I

01:17:55.180 Were

01:17:55.260 Just

01:17:55.420 Talking

01:17:55.700 About

01:17:56.060 Malibu

01:17:56.780 You

01:17:58.280 Look

01:17:58.720 At

01:17:59.020 You know

01:17:59.640 Video

01:17:59.940 Of

01:18:00.200 Malibu

01:18:00.820 Right

01:18:01.040 Now

01:18:01.320 Nothing's

01:18:02.560 Happening

01:18:02.880 There

01:18:03.200 No

01:18:03.740 Construction

01:18:04.200 No

01:18:04.680 Construction

01:18:05.180 I mean

01:18:05.860 Think

01:18:06.220 About

01:18:06.460 This

01:18:06.780 Too

01:18:07.200 It's

01:18:07.520 This

01:18:07.800 Is

01:18:07.960 Not

01:18:08.220 This

01:18:08.780 Is

01:18:08.920 Not

01:18:09.240 The

01:18:10.800 The

01:18:11.240 The

01:18:11.700 Rundown

01:18:12.300 Section

01:18:12.720 Of

01:18:12.960 Town

01:18:13.280 Even

01:18:13.640 Think

01:18:13.820 Of

01:18:13.940 New

01:18:14.240 Orleans

01:18:14.580 Post

01:18:15.260 Katrina

01:18:15.740 They're

01:18:16.400 Having

01:18:16.580 Tough

01:18:16.820 Time

01:18:17.080 Rebuilding

01:18:17.540 Certain

01:18:17.880 Are

01:18:18.020 There's

01:18:18.260 Still

01:18:18.460 Areas

01:18:18.860 There

01:18:19.040 That

01:18:19.280 Are

01:18:19.380 Like

01:18:19.660 Just

01:18:19.940 Barren

01:18:20.380 Wastelands

01:18:20.880 Yes

01:18:21.100 This

01:18:22.760 This

01:18:22.780 Is

01:18:23.040 These

01:18:23.720 The

01:18:23.820 Richest

01:18:24.180 People

01:18:24.460 In

01:18:24.640 The

01:18:24.760 Country

01:18:25.120 These

01:18:26.040 These

01:18:26.740 The

01:18:26.860 People

01:18:27.040 With

01:18:27.240 Every

01:18:27.820 Resource

01:18:28.380 Possible

01:18:29.100 Waterfront

01:18:31.260 Homes

01:18:31.540 Celebrities

01:18:32.540 And

01:18:33.440 Because

01:18:34.040 Gavin

01:18:34.520 Newsom

01:18:34.920 Is

01:18:35.080 So

01:18:35.320 Busy

01:18:35.660 Tweeting

01:18:36.380 All

01:18:36.980 Caps

01:18:37.460 Messages

01:18:38.040 To

01:18:38.560 Greg

01:18:39.300 Abbott

01:18:39.660 And

01:18:39.800 Donald

01:18:40.080 Trump

01:18:40.520 They

01:18:41.400 Can't

01:18:41.740 Get

01:18:41.860 These

01:18:42.040 Houses

01:18:42.380 Even

01:18:42.660 Be

01:18:42.940 Begun

01:18:43.740 To

01:18:43.920 Be

01:18:44.100 Rebuilt

01:18:44.560 So

01:18:45.400 It's

01:18:45.620 Incredible

01:18:46.040 Here's

01:18:46.600 The

01:18:46.740 Difference

01:18:47.180 Let's

01:18:48.260 Just

01:18:48.440 Say

01:18:48.680 Let's

01:18:49.000 Just

01:18:49.180 Boil

01:18:49.620 It

01:18:49.840 Down

01:18:50.080 Forget

01:18:50.380 About

01:18:50.620 Everything

01:18:50.900 Else

01:18:51.180 Except

01:18:51.420 For

01:18:51.620 Politics

01:18:52.120 One

01:18:53.220 Is

01:18:53.720 Playing

01:18:55.400 Politics

01:18:56.220 Because

01:18:57.600 That's

01:18:58.080 The

01:18:58.220 Only

01:18:58.340 Reason

01:18:58.620 Why

01:18:58.820 He

01:18:58.940 Cares

01:18:59.180 Is

01:18:59.380 Political

01:18:59.900 What

01:19:00.520 Is

01:19:00.820 He

01:19:00.920 Doing

01:19:01.200 He

01:19:02.000 Is

01:19:02.280 Solving

01:19:02.840 Problems

01:19:03.540 In

01:19:03.760 People's

01:19:04.220 Lives

01:19:04.660 He's

01:19:05.260 Making

01:19:05.580 It

01:19:05.820 Safe

01:19:06.420 For

01:19:06.840 Them

01:19:07.080 To

01:19:07.260 Go

01:19:07.440 Outside

01:19:07.960 After

01:19:08.500 Dark

01:19:08.980 The

01:19:09.920 Other

01:19:10.140 One

01:19:10.400 Is

01:19:10.660 Playing

01:19:11.000 Politics

01:19:11.640 What

01:19:12.300 Are

01:19:12.420 They

01:19:12.560 What

01:19:12.780 Is

01:19:12.900 He

01:19:13.000 Playing

01:19:13.240 Politics

01:19:13.640 For

01:19:14.020 To

01:19:15.300 Redistrict

01:19:16.320 To

01:19:16.640 Be

01:19:16.820 Able

01:19:17.040 To

01:19:17.200 Have

01:19:17.400 His

01:19:17.560 Party

01:19:17.920 Keep

01:19:18.320 Power

01:19:18.760 One

01:19:20.300 Of

01:19:20.480 Those

01:19:20.720 Connects

01:19:21.280 With

01:19:21.620 People

01:19:22.160 One

01:19:23.540 Of

01:19:23.660 Them

01:19:23.780 Does

01:19:24.000 Not

01:19:24.400 The

01:19:25.620 Democrats

01:19:26.100 Are

01:19:26.680 Still

01:19:27.260 Just

01:19:27.800 Campaigning

01:19:28.500 On

01:19:28.900 Power

01:19:29.540 And

01:19:30.520 They

01:19:30.660 Have

01:19:30.820 Lost

01:19:31.280 Sight

01:19:31.840 Of

01:19:32.360 People

01:19:33.160 They've

01:19:33.520 Lost

01:19:33.800 Sight

01:19:34.180 Of

01:19:34.440 Who

01:19:34.960 They're

01:19:35.240 Supposed

01:19:35.780 To

01:19:36.020 Serve

01:19:36.540 They're

01:19:37.240 They're

01:19:37.260 Just

01:19:37.500 Concentrating

01:19:38.120 On

01:19:38.340 How

01:19:38.660 Can

01:19:38.880 I

01:19:39.020 Control

01:19:39.480 People

01:19:39.960 If

01:19:40.560 I

01:19:40.720 Don't

01:19:40.980 Have

01:19:41.220 Power

01:19:41.720 Instead

01:19:42.920 Of

01:19:43.120 Going

01:19:43.340 In

01:19:43.620 And

01:19:43.740 Saying

01:19:44.000 We're

01:19:44.800 Going

01:19:44.920 To

01:19:45.000 Do

01:19:45.100 The

01:19:45.260 Job

01:19:45.460 Better

01:19:45.700 Than

01:19:45.900 Anybody

01:19:46.180 Else

01:19:46.480 Can

01:19:46.720 We're

01:19:47.160 Going

01:19:47.280 To

01:19:47.360 Fix

01:19:47.740 Your

01:19:47.920 Problem

01:19:48.160 We're

01:19:48.420 Listening

01:19:48.840 To

01:19:49.120 You

01:19:49.360 And

01:19:49.900 We're

01:19:50.020 Going to

01:19:50.200 Fix

01:19:50.460 Your

01:19:50.640 Problem

01:19:51.040 We're

01:19:51.600 Going to

01:19:51.820 We're

01:19:52.000 Going to

01:19:52.220 Rebuild

01:19:52.920 Your

01:19:53.180 House

01:19:53.440 We're

01:19:53.600 Going to

01:19:53.760 Rebuild

01:19:54.120 Your

01:19:54.320 Community

01:19:54.640 We're

01:19:54.860 Going

01:19:54.940 To

01:19:55.040 Clean

01:19:55.360 The

01:19:55.580 Crime

01:19:55.940 Up

01:19:56.180 We're

01:19:56.320 Going

01:19:56.400 To

01:19:56.480 Clean

01:19:56.720 The

01:19:56.900 Streets

01:19:57.180 Up

01:19:57.340 So

01:19:57.900 Your

01:19:58.400 Kids

01:19:58.860 Feel

01:19:59.220 Safe

01:19:59.680 And

01:19:59.900 You

01:20:00.140 Feel

01:20:00.500 Safe

01:20:00.880 Saying

01:20:01.200 Go

01:20:01.740 Ahead

01:20:01.880 Ride

01:20:02.080 Your

01:20:02.200 Bike

01:20:02.420 Outside

01:20:02.860 You

01:20:03.380 Know

01:20:03.500 Come

01:20:03.920 Back

01:20:04.180 Home

01:20:04.440 When

01:20:04.620 The

01:20:04.820 Street

01:20:05.120 Lights

01:20:05.380 Go

01:20:05.620 On

01:20:05.880 You

01:20:06.620 Can't

01:20:06.900 Do

01:20:07.040 That

01:20:07.380 You

01:20:07.900 Can't

01:20:08.100 Do

01:20:08.240 That

01:20:08.540 And

01:20:09.780 Every

01:20:10.200 Parent

01:20:10.640 Wants

01:20:11.340 That

01:20:11.660 For

01:20:11.880 Their

01:20:12.020 Kid

01:20:12.200 I

01:20:12.320 Don't

01:20:12.440 Care

01:20:12.600 What

01:20:12.760 Color

01:20:13.020 You

01:20:13.240 Are

01:20:13.480 Every

01:20:14.280 Parent

01:20:14.700 Wants

01:20:15.080 That

01:20:15.320 For

01:20:15.500 Their

01:20:15.680 Kids

01:20:16.180 If

01:20:17.140 One

01:20:17.500 Is

01:20:17.760 Solving

01:20:18.200 That

01:20:18.520 Problem

01:20:19.040 And

01:20:20.160 The

01:20:20.320 Other

01:20:20.560 Is

01:20:20.920 Solving

01:20:21.300 The

01:20:21.460 Problem

01:20:21.780 Of

01:20:22.060 Gaining

01:20:22.360 More

01:20:22.660 Power

01:20:23.100 It's

01:20:24.920 Not

01:20:25.200 Going

01:20:25.320 To

01:20:25.400 Work

01:20:25.620 Out

01:20:25.800 Well

01:20:26.120 For

01:20:26.900 Gavin

01:20:27.180 Newsom

01:20:27.520 And

01:20:28.040 The

01:20:28.540 Likes

01:20:28.980 Of

01:20:29.280 Gavin

01:20:29.560 Newsom

01:20:29.880 It's

01:20:30.400 Not

01:20:30.880 Going

01:20:31.360 To

01:20:31.620 Work

01:20:31.880 It's

01:20:32.400 All

01:20:32.660 Coming

01:20:32.960 Undone

01:20:33.440 By

01:20:34.320 The

01:20:34.420 Way

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01:20:35.360 Say

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01:20:35.660 Made

01:20:35.880 Me

01:20:35.980 Think

01:20:36.240 All

01:20:36.600 Coming

01:20:36.860 Undone

01:20:37.140 Happy

01:20:37.600 Birthday

01:20:38.080 George

01:20:38.920 Soros

01:20:39.440 What

01:20:39.920 A

01:20:40.060 Great

01:20:40.320 Present

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01:20:44.860 A

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01:20:47.920 All

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01:20:54.120 Soros

01:20:54.480 Okay

01:20:54.760 Let me

01:20:55.300 Tell

01:20:55.440 You

01:20:55.520 About

01:20:55.800 Good

01:20:56.300 Ranchers

01:20:56.700 Most

01:20:56.940 People

01:20:57.160 Don't

01:20:57.400 Think

01:20:57.620 About

01:20:57.800 Where

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01:20:58.340 Came

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01:20:59.380 Exactly

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01:21:00.340 Up

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01:21:00.680 Billions

01:21:01.420 Of

01:21:01.700 Pounds

01:21:02.160 Of

01:21:02.420 Imported

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01:21:03.140 And

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01:21:03.800 Chicken

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01:21:05.040 Into

01:21:05.260 This

01:21:05.460 Country

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01:21:06.020 Year

01:21:06.280 Here's

01:21:07.100 The

01:21:07.200 Catch

01:21:07.440 It

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01:21:08.860 Can

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01:21:12.180 An

01:21:12.300 American

01:21:12.580 Farm

01:21:12.920 It

01:21:13.860 Was

01:21:14.140 Raised

01:21:14.580 It

01:21:14.700 Was

01:21:14.800 Harvested

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01:21:17.460 It

01:21:17.660 Here

01:21:17.920 In

01:21:18.120 America

01:21:18.520 That's

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01:21:20.980 Advertising

01:21:21.840 Good

01:21:22.680 Ranchers

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01:21:23.580 The

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01:21:24.200 Putting

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01:21:25.800 Partner

01:21:26.080 Exclusively

01:21:27.320 With

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01:21:28.000 Ranchers

01:21:28.540 And

01:21:28.720 Farmers

01:21:29.260 Delivering

01:21:30.000 100%

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01:21:31.380 Raised

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01:21:33.040 In

01:21:33.360 The

01:21:33.540 USA

01:21:33.960 Meat

01:21:34.840 Straight

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01:21:35.660 Your

01:21:35.800 Door

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01:21:36.620 Sources

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01:21:37.820 Labels

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01:21:39.940 Quality

01:21:40.420 Meat

01:21:40.740 You

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01:21:42.560 Your

01:21:42.740 Good

01:21:43.200 Ranchers

01:21:43.640 Subscription

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01:21:44.740 Getting

01:21:44.920 Incredible

01:21:45.280 Steaks

01:21:45.760 Or

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01:21:46.260 Pork

01:21:46.740 Or

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01:21:51.840 Supply

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01:21:53.420 Our

01:21:53.600 Values

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01:21:56.660 Ranchers

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01:21:57.240 Farms

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01:21:57.620 The

01:21:57.780 End

01:21:57.940 Of

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01:22:06.400 Visit

01:22:06.720 Good

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01:22:23.980 Welcome

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01:22:29.400 Thoughts

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01:22:33.500 Mouth

01:22:33.860 Of

01:22:34.040 Glenn

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01:22:52.080 Tournament

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01:22:53.460 My

01:22:53.660 Match

01:22:53.980 All

01:22:54.320 Week

01:22:54.800 She

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01:22:58.860 On

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01:22:59.700 Side

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01:23:05.120 Service

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01:23:06.180 Country

01:23:06.500 Everything

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01:23:09.460 Her

01:23:09.540 Way

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01:23:14.140 Round

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01:23:15.360 Got

01:23:15.600 There

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01:23:17.920 Auto

01:23:18.160 Service

01:23:18.540 Ace

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01:23:19.400 Conditions

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01:23:32.280 Frank

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01:23:33.500 Hello

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01:23:34.720 Hi

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01:23:43.460 Died

01:23:43.800 Mid

01:23:44.160 Flight

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01:23:45.240 Were

01:23:45.360 Talking

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01:23:47.520 Flight

01:23:47.900 You

01:23:48.720 You

01:23:48.740 Were

01:23:48.900 Never

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01:23:52.000 When

01:23:53.160 Paramedics

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01:24:24.340 Around

01:24:24.560 Fast

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01:24:25.660 I

01:24:26.580 Don't

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01:24:40.860 Tell

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01:24:41.260 A

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01:24:46.120 That

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01:24:48.080 Probably

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01:24:49.720 And

01:24:50.740 We're

01:24:51.240 Flying

01:24:51.620 From

01:24:52.000 Germany

01:24:52.640 Back

01:24:54.180 To

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01:24:55.460 York

01:24:55.740 And

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01:25:11.740 A

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01:25:12.220 On

01:25:12.540 Board

01:25:12.840 And

01:25:14.140 There

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01:25:15.040 Some

01:25:15.300 You

01:25:15.420 Weren't

01:25:15.560 A

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01:25:18.460 Some

01:25:18.700 Hustle

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01:25:24.140 Comes

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01:25:26.520 The

01:25:26.660 People

01:25:26.880 Are

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01:25:27.180 That

01:25:27.340 Row

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01:25:27.960 To

01:25:28.080 Leave

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01:25:28.420 They

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01:25:28.680 This

01:25:28.880 Guy

01:25:29.060 Down

01:25:29.360 And

01:25:29.520 He's

01:25:29.720 Doing

01:25:29.900 Chest

01:25:30.200 Compressions

01:25:30.880 And

01:25:31.020 Then

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01:25:31.620 And

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01:25:32.600 Put

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01:25:33.160 Blanket

01:25:33.500 Over

01:25:33.720 Him

01:25:33.920 And

01:25:34.160 Then

01:25:34.820 The

01:25:35.880 Pilot

01:25:36.200 Says

01:25:36.680 Ladies and

01:25:38.580 Gentlemen

01:25:38.720 We've

01:25:38.980 Had

01:25:39.140 An

01:25:39.280 Incident

01:25:39.640 A

01:25:39.820 Medical

01:25:40.080 Emergency

01:25:40.560 On

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01:25:40.980 Plane

01:25:41.300 And

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01:25:42.140 May

01:25:42.400 Have

01:25:42.600 To

01:25:42.720 Turn

01:25:42.900 Around

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01:25:43.660 Land

01:25:44.400 In

01:25:44.600 London

01:25:44.920 And

01:25:46.220 My

01:25:47.060 First

01:25:47.360 Thought

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01:25:48.820 Blanket

01:25:49.080 On

01:25:49.200 His

01:25:49.340 Face

01:25:49.560 He's

01:25:49.800 Dead

01:25:49.980 Look

01:25:50.340 Can

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01:25:50.820 New

01:25:50.960 York

01:25:51.180 He

01:25:51.920 Was

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01:25:52.900 I

01:25:53.080 Immediately

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01:25:54.020 My

01:25:54.200 First

01:25:54.460 Thought

01:25:54.640 And

01:25:54.720 Then

01:25:54.780 I

01:25:54.860 Was

01:25:54.960 Like

01:25:55.140 Oh

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01:25:55.600 Gosh

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01:25:56.400 Into

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01:25:57.480 Into

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01:25:57.780 Pragmatist

01:25:58.440 I

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01:28:24.200 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:28:29.940 We have a big show tonight, the Wednesday night special.

01:28:33.540 It's three chalkboards putting together the entire deep state.

01:28:37.900 We now, due to these new documents that have been released,

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01:28:56.120 A couple of days ago, I saw something, and I think it happened a year, year and a half ago.

01:29:00.900 But Constantine Kissin, who's been on this program before, I just love this guy,

01:29:05.340 the way he can boil things down.

01:29:07.260 He was in Doha, the Doha Summit, and they started talking about slavery

01:29:15.140 and colonialism and everything else, and he said,

01:29:17.320 I just want to point out here who stopped slavery.

01:29:20.740 The West didn't start it, but the West stopped it.

01:29:23.500 It was with England, yada yada, and he was rattling off absolute fact.

01:29:29.680 That made the room really uncomfortable, and it was epic to watch.

01:29:36.620 The guy did not flinch at all.

01:29:38.700 I love somebody who knows history so well, and he can say,

01:29:42.540 no, you know what, let's actually talk about the truth here in a room that hostile.

01:29:46.560 So I wanted to get him on to talk about that and some things that are going on from the Doha Summit.

01:29:52.840 Why is this an important thing for him to be there?

01:29:55.240 And what does the Doha Summit bring here to America or the Qatar Foundation?

01:30:01.520 What are they doing in our universities?

01:30:03.120 Also, back home in his home in England, how close are they to collapse?

01:30:09.740 I think it's just a matter of time.

01:30:12.780 I don't know if that's a year, two years, five years, I don't know, but it is not going well in England.

01:30:18.280 Constantine Kissin joins me in 60 seconds.

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01:31:34.300 Constantine, welcome to the program.

01:31:36.440 Great to be back with you, Glenn.

01:31:37.640 How are you?

01:31:38.000 It is great, great to have you back.

01:31:40.040 I just have to play a clip for the audience to hear this bravery.

01:31:44.480 This is Doha Summit on slavery.

01:31:48.860 Listen.

01:31:48.980 Slaves were the first good that were ever traded between human beings.

01:31:53.880 Ever.

01:31:54.660 They were the first good ever traded.

01:31:57.020 Native Americans had slaves.

01:31:58.860 Ottomans had slaves.

01:32:00.260 Africans had slaves.

01:32:01.700 Everybody had slaves.

01:32:03.740 The reason there is no slavery in the West is the British Empire,

01:32:06.880 having practiced slavery for a long time, like everybody else, ended it.

01:32:10.940 Not only that, not only that, the British Empire then spent a tremendous amount of blood and treasure

01:32:19.280 to force the Middle Eastern slave traders, with the trans-Saharan slave trade being much worse than the transatlantic slave trade.

01:32:26.820 In terms of the number of people who were killed, in terms of the way that they were treated,

01:32:32.300 in terms of how long it lasted, it was much worse.

01:32:35.380 And we spent a tremendous amount of blood and treasure to stop it.

01:32:38.900 That's the true history of slavery.

01:32:41.700 Wow.

01:32:42.800 What was that moment like on stage after?

01:32:48.300 Well, Glenn, let me fill out a few details for your audience.

01:32:51.340 First of all, if it sounds like I'm being very aggressive, it's only because I literally wasn't allowed to talk,

01:32:56.420 and I kept being screamed over by, well, the entire audience, and the moderator kept jumping in as well.

01:33:03.420 Well, one thing I'll correct, if you don't mind, is this wasn't actually in Doha.

01:33:07.900 I don't blame you for thinking that it was, because it's a Doha debate,

01:33:11.380 and also you'd be forgiven for thinking it was in Qatar, because of the demographics.

01:33:15.060 So this year, I was actually in Bradford in England.

01:33:17.600 You've got to be kidding me.

01:33:19.540 Right.

01:33:20.120 Oh, my gosh.

01:33:21.540 It might speak to some of the other stuff that we can get into in the conversation.

01:33:25.040 But, yeah, I'm really just quoting facts from – there's a chapter in my book,

01:33:30.280 An Immigrant's Love Letter to the West, in which I talk about slavery.

01:33:32.820 I talk about the fact that my grandfather was taken from Ukraine as a slave laborer to Germany during the war.

01:33:40.240 So, you know, I try to make the point that slavery is a universal, terrible thing that human beings have done to each other throughout the ages,

01:33:48.220 and we've got to have a factual understanding of that issue.

01:33:51.520 And the metaphor I give in the book, and I think it's a valid one, is, you know,

01:33:56.760 if you think about, you know, vegetarianism and veganism, if we ever get to a position,

01:34:01.400 which I suspect we might if the vegans win the war, so to speak, is, you know,

01:34:07.040 to a position where we think eating animals is, you know, a terrible thing and that we shouldn't do,

01:34:11.760 and we regret that we ever did that, well, would we then look at the countries that were the very first ones in history

01:34:17.520 to end that practice of eating and killing animals and say, well, they are the worst ones in history.

01:34:23.780 They are the ones that must make amends.

01:34:25.880 They are the ones that should atone.

01:34:27.620 But that is exactly what we do with slavery.

01:34:29.920 Now, of course, you know, I've traveled.

01:34:32.120 I'm very fortunate having traveled around your wonderful country.

01:34:35.100 I've been to probably at least half of the states, and I've seen many of the ways that you guys talk about the history of slavery in your country,

01:34:42.060 and I think it's very important.

01:34:43.180 I think we'd all agree about that.

01:34:45.200 But I just think we don't do this issue justice.

01:34:48.460 I went to the Slavery Museum in Liverpool, in England, here, and it was a brilliant museum.

01:34:53.860 It covered the issue of slavery extremely well, except it never said who captured the slaves.

01:34:59.100 It never said who sold them.

01:35:00.860 It never said where else in the world that practice was ongoing.

01:35:03.800 And, of course, it never talked about who ended the practice and who forced other people to end the practice of slavery.

01:35:09.760 So, yeah, I just think this issue is just not being factually covered, and all the information is out there.

01:35:16.520 And, by the way, I know that, you know, I personally don't think the truth has a skin color,

01:35:20.800 but there are people who think that this issue should only be discussed by people whose ancestors may in some way have been affected by it.

01:35:27.140 Well, actually, all the facts in my book I took from people like Olanda Patterson,

01:35:31.240 who's a Jamaican black sociologist, and, of course, the great Thomas Sowell, one of the most brilliant men America's ever produced,

01:35:38.360 happens to be a black guy as well.

01:35:40.340 So I just think we need to talk about the facts without all this rhetoric and the BS that often gets discussed in these issues.

01:35:47.240 And when you try to, people try and shout you down, as you saw.

01:35:50.700 So, you know, I'm glad that this was happening in England.

01:35:54.300 I mean, not really, but because it brings up, I am so concerned about Europe and England in particular.

01:36:02.560 You can't change the demographics that quickly and expect, especially when the demographics are changing and nobody's assimilated.

01:36:13.020 They don't want to assimilate.

01:36:15.060 You can't injure and re-injure the native population and just put them in jail for speaking their mind about what's really going on.

01:36:26.440 And you don't have a civilization that lasts long in that kind of situation.

01:36:33.200 Where is England on the life cycle?

01:36:37.980 Yeah, I don't know, Glenn.

01:36:40.020 It's a very worrying time, to be honest with you.

01:36:42.260 And, you know, on my show on Trigonometry, we just sat down and recorded a discussion with me and Francis

01:36:47.260 where we talk about this very issue.

01:36:48.840 Because, you know, it's kind of weird because, on the one hand, you go out, you walk around, and everything is sort of fine.

01:36:57.140 But, on the other hand, you can also sense that the country is at fever pitch.

01:37:01.020 And there's a tremendous amount of concern about, look, I think I'm an immigrant myself, as you know.

01:37:06.740 I came to this country in 1995, 1996.

01:37:10.380 And my experience of British people is they're incredibly welcoming, incredibly friendly, incredibly tolerant of immigration.

01:37:16.480 But, on the other hand, we have got to a point where, you know, the year that I came to Britain, 1996,

01:37:23.020 55,000 people came to Britain from other countries lawfully, legally.

01:37:28.480 Well, it's been about a year since we had an election in which the Labour Party were elected.

01:37:34.020 By the way, the Conservatives before them weren't any better, just to be clear.

01:37:37.220 But within that year, we've had 50,000 people come illegally on small boats into the country.

01:37:42.400 So, you've got to understand, 30 years ago when I came here, 55,000 a year legally.

01:37:47.900 Now, we've got that same number of people coming illegally.

01:37:50.720 And when they arrive, we don't deport them.

01:37:52.760 What we do instead is we escort them to a hotel.

01:37:55.280 We give them pocket money.

01:37:56.720 We look after them in every way imaginable, in a way that we don't even look after our own people anymore.

01:38:01.720 So, it's not a good place for our country to be in.

01:38:06.180 And a lot of us are very worried because, on the one hand, we all want to say that we are concerned and we want things to change and we want to put pressure on the government to change.

01:38:16.580 But, on the other hand, we've got demonstration outside these illegal migrant hotels almost every day.

01:38:21.620 And a lot of us are just very concerned that they're going to spill over into violence.

01:38:24.640 The thing that really interests me is it doesn't appear that the Middle East is taking any of these refugees.

01:38:37.460 I've never seen so many refugees in my life.

01:38:39.940 But let's go back to Qatar for a minute.

01:38:43.880 How many refugees are they taking in from the Middle East?

01:38:47.240 Because I know they're preaching to us that we need to take more.

01:38:50.880 How many are they taking?

01:38:51.440 Well, look, I don't know about Qatar.

01:38:53.560 I'm pretty sure they haven't taken a lot.

01:38:55.240 There are a lot of refugees in the Middle East.

01:38:57.300 There are lots in Lebanon.

01:38:58.620 There are in Jordan, in Egypt.

01:39:00.980 I have the number of Qatar.

01:39:02.820 It's 197.

01:39:04.760 Well, that is very generous of them.

01:39:06.720 Yeah, it's very generous.

01:39:08.040 But if they maybe took some of those billions they're investing in indoctrinating our students and put them into helping refugees, that's something I think we'd all appreciate.

01:39:17.420 But I think your broader point is entirely correct, Len, which is that, you know, by the way, we should say this to a lot of these people who are coming to Britain.

01:39:29.200 They're not actually refugees at all.

01:39:31.600 They're economic migrants.

01:39:32.720 And we know this.

01:39:34.340 Look, I make this joke very often, which I say I don't blame them.

01:39:37.920 I don't blame these people coming to Britain on small boats across the channel because I wouldn't want to stay in France either.

01:39:43.040 And my point is, you know, if you've traveled to about seven different countries that are perfectly safe and you've decided to come to Britain, there is a chance that you're not doing that simply because you're fleeing violence or persecution.

01:39:59.160 There's the chance that you're doing that because you just want to come to Britain.

01:40:02.420 And look, I've got no problem with people who want to come to Britain, as I once did.

01:40:06.440 I just think and by the way, it's a very British thing.

01:40:09.780 I just think you've got to what we call a cue on what you call a line.

01:40:14.340 It's one of the key British values is being able to stand in a line properly and know when it's your turn and act in a way that's fair.

01:40:22.400 And also, you if you want to go to a country, then assimilate in that country.

01:40:27.620 I mean, the crime, the rape, the demonstrations that I see on the streets, the explosion of mosques everywhere, you're losing the Christian heritage of England.

01:40:48.280 And maybe that's okay.

01:40:49.960 I don't think it is.

01:40:51.360 I think it was the Christian Western world that brought peace to the world as much as we had it.

01:40:56.500 But they're not coming in and saying, you know what?

01:40:59.940 Yeah, we're Muslim, but we're also going to adapt to life in Great Britain because we like that as well.

01:41:06.240 They don't seem to like that.

01:41:07.960 Is that just an impression from far off?

01:41:10.700 I think it's accurate to say that of some people within the Muslim community.

01:41:15.440 I certainly wouldn't want to say that about everybody.

01:41:17.320 I think there are plenty.

01:41:18.740 And I know I have people that I know who are Muslims who've integrated beautifully.

01:41:23.880 Right.

01:41:23.960 But the problem we have is within that community, there is a unique problem, which is that there is a lot of extremism.

01:41:32.380 There's a failure of integration.

01:41:33.920 There's a barrier.

01:41:34.980 And that barrier can be visually observed when people dress in a way that prevents face-to-face communication.

01:41:42.320 And that follows through with everything else.

01:41:45.160 You know, there is a lot of cousin marriage in that community, which means people are staying very, very insular.

01:41:51.580 It obviously causes a lot of genetic problems that then become health problems for all of us to pay for.

01:41:56.360 But just in general, there's a kind of isolationism within that community on the one hand.

01:42:00.700 And on the other hand, we have 40,000 jihadis on a terrorist watch list that we're all having to have our secret services snoop on at great government costs and, of course, a great threat to the public.

01:42:11.000 And so when you have, you know, terrorism and this kind of insulation and separation coming from one particular group, you have to start to ask whether that is going to work in our society.

01:42:21.900 And I think a lot of people are starting to ask the same questions as you are.

01:42:24.860 But at the same time, as I say, I think it's important to recognize, you know, America, by the way, has dealt with this issue very well.

01:42:30.960 You know, American Muslims are incredibly well integrated, by and large, serving your armed forces, serving your government.

01:42:37.640 And that is changing.

01:42:41.100 It is changing.

01:42:42.260 But that doesn't mean that there's not a ton of good.

01:42:45.580 I hate having to point this out every time because any reasonable person knows this.

01:42:50.100 But, you know, there are those who don't have any intention of changing, who are working for Sharia law.

01:42:58.280 And then there are the others who are like, no, that's why I left.

01:43:01.180 That's why I'm over here.

01:43:02.780 I still believe in Islam, but not that kind of Islam.

01:43:07.480 And that's, I think, a really important distinction, because if people want to come and integrate and live peacefully and they want to worship a different God to you and I, they're most welcome.

01:43:17.440 But once you start to try and impose your values on other people, or frankly, when you start getting away with horrific crimes that get covered up because your skin color happens to be different, then we've got a problem.

01:43:30.000 Constantine, thank you so much for talking to us.

01:43:31.880 It's always great to have.

01:43:32.620 I'd love to have you back for a longer podcast at some point.

01:43:35.680 Anytime.

01:43:36.360 Thanks for having me, Glenn.

01:43:37.020 Thank you.

01:43:37.240 You bet.

01:43:37.640 Constantine Kissin.

01:43:39.160 Check out his podcast if you haven't, Triggerometry, which is really good.

01:43:46.140 Deep, deep thinker.

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01:44:34.020 Absolutely.

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01:45:23.280 Ten seconds, back to the program.

01:45:37.160 What do you think is the foundation or the reason why so many Western cultures try to find a way to blame themselves for everything?

01:45:49.300 Well, what's the psychological path?

01:45:52.280 I would think it would be the opposite, right?

01:45:53.720 You're trying to defend your country.

01:45:56.960 I think it is some of our best traits being used against us.

01:46:03.280 You know, it's humility.

01:46:07.520 We want to be humble.

01:46:08.740 We want to take our share of the blame.

01:46:10.880 We know we're not perfect.

01:46:12.420 And so we're like, you know what?

01:46:13.720 You're right.

01:46:14.240 You're right.

01:46:14.640 And then it just gets out of control and it's played against us over and over and over again.

01:46:22.180 And the Overton window just keeps moving.

01:46:25.800 And pretty soon you're like, yeah, you know what?

01:46:27.920 We're a really bad country.

01:46:29.500 No, no.

01:46:31.020 Can we move that Overton window back to where it belongs?

01:46:33.500 No, we're a great country that has made great progress as humans and as a country.

01:46:41.660 But we've also had some really dark periods of our life.

01:46:45.700 You know, find the question is, you can talk about your utopia all you want.

01:46:51.100 Can you point to another country that is better than this one?

01:46:55.120 Point to it.

01:46:55.780 Show me where a country is helping more people, doing more good, has a lifestyle as high as ours, has made so much progress, have stopped so many bad things from happening.

01:47:10.940 I mean, every country, I can point to the really bad things they've done.

01:47:13.760 All of them have done it.

01:47:15.640 Tell me, which one is this good?

01:47:18.700 You just want to throw it away.

01:47:20.500 No.

01:47:22.220 What are you going to replace it with?

01:47:23.820 Show it to me.

01:47:24.420 Yeah.

01:47:24.980 The most valuable question you can always ask yourself in these moments is, as compared to what?

01:47:30.580 You know, this is why we have 50 states and we have the 10th Amendment.

01:47:35.020 Because if you want to try this, try it in Minneapolis.

01:47:40.740 Try it in Washington, D.C.

01:47:42.860 Try it in wherever you are.

01:47:45.040 They're thinking about trying it in Minneapolis and New York City right now.

01:47:49.200 And look at, they're doing it in, they become a paradise for progress in California.

01:47:53.740 It doesn't work.

01:47:56.260 And then they just blame it on people who have no power.

01:48:01.000 They have all the power.

01:48:02.820 You know, 40% of the population votes for Republicans in California.

01:48:08.620 What is it?

01:48:10.340 Something like 17%, 18% of the power.

01:48:14.040 Of the seats, yeah.

01:48:14.880 Yeah.

01:48:15.300 I mean, you can't really blame it on it.

01:48:17.300 Because they've redistricted it like crazy.

01:48:19.060 Yeah.

01:48:19.180 You can't blame it on the other side.

01:48:20.700 The other side has no power.

01:48:22.180 You're getting your way and it's not working.

01:48:25.280 That's when reasonable people go, okay, we've put good money into this and it really seems

01:48:31.760 to be going the wrong way and it's becoming more rapid.

01:48:34.880 We should stop that experiment.

01:48:36.640 Let's try another one.

01:48:37.740 But that experiment is failed.

01:48:39.800 And we shouldn't have tried it in the first place because it fails every single time it's

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01:50:34.320 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:50:42.040 Did you see the video that was on Instagram going away, going around?

01:50:48.420 It's from a La Quinta hotel in Miami.

01:50:55.140 And if you're watching the blaze, watch the screen.

01:50:58.360 I'll describe what's happening.

01:50:59.920 This person is checking into a hotel.

01:51:01.860 And there's a check-in and out right here.

01:51:05.720 Two, just in case I lose one.

01:51:07.880 Yes.

01:51:08.360 I'll just take this for you.

01:51:09.900 Just talk to me with your signature.

01:51:11.380 This is a guy on a screen in the lobby.

01:51:13.700 There's nobody.

01:51:14.220 Please wait while we process your registration form.

01:51:17.420 Okay.

01:51:17.640 Please note that we have a strict policy of no smoking, no pets, and no visitors allowed

01:51:22.540 in any of our guest rooms.

01:51:24.560 So it's all automated.

01:51:26.100 There's not a real person at the front desk at all.

01:51:29.560 There's nobody at the front desk.

01:51:30.700 That is just bizarre.

01:51:34.820 That AI, or is it like an actual guy?

01:51:36.560 No, I think that's an actual guy.

01:51:38.840 I don't know if he's in America or not, but it's an actual guy someplace.

01:51:43.900 And in the video, the guy's like, are you even in the hotel?

01:51:47.020 And he's like, no, sir, we're not.

01:51:48.760 There's nobody here.

01:51:49.560 I just need you to do this.

01:51:51.080 And it spits out your key and everything else.

01:51:57.220 Wow.

01:51:57.720 It's weird.

01:51:59.940 It is weird.

01:52:01.340 We have Justin Haskins, who is here with us.

01:52:03.600 We've been talking about AI and some of the dark future that is coming our way,

01:52:09.200 if we're not careful with it.

01:52:10.280 Justin, welcome to the program.

01:52:12.200 Hi, Glenn.

01:52:12.800 So the AI revolution that is here, we have a first that I know of happening over in Europe

01:52:24.800 with the use of AI.

01:52:28.960 You want to explain?

01:52:32.800 Yes.

01:52:33.400 This is an incredible story.

01:52:35.260 And this is something we actually predicted was going to happen when we were writing Dark

01:52:40.460 Future and in the book, which came out in 2023.

01:52:44.300 But a lot of that writing was in 2022.

01:52:46.420 So a few years ago, the Swedish prime minister, his name is Ulf Christensen.

01:52:51.220 Swedish.

01:52:51.760 Was being.

01:52:53.160 I'm sorry.

01:52:53.960 Did I pronounce that wrong?

01:52:54.800 No, no, no.

01:52:55.320 Sweden.

01:52:55.680 I just wanted to point out.

01:52:56.920 It's this is this this is not some weirdo land.

01:52:59.620 This is Sweden and the prime minister.

01:53:01.960 Go ahead.

01:53:03.000 Correct.

01:53:03.500 Yes.

01:53:03.840 So the Swedish prime minister was being interviewed by a business magazine.

01:53:08.200 And in the interview, he just sort of voluntarily says that he frequently uses AI services.

01:53:15.760 And he names a couple.

01:53:17.240 One in particular is chat GPT as a second opinion.

01:53:21.300 Those are the that's a quote, a second opinion in his governmental work, asking things like,

01:53:26.920 and this is a quote, what have others done?

01:53:29.540 Should we think the complete opposite?

01:53:31.960 He uses it for research.

01:53:33.620 He uses it to help him to bounce ideas off of chat GPT to see if there are other kinds of new ways of doing policy.

01:53:42.060 And in the story, in the interview, he says it's not just him, that his colleagues in the legislature are also doing this exact same thing.

01:53:54.440 They're using AI as sort of an advisor.

01:53:58.180 Now, he was he was very clear to say, and it stirred up a huge controversy in Sweden that he and his staff have said, no, we're not.

01:54:08.600 It's not like we just do whatever chat GPT tells us.

01:54:12.360 We're not putting sensitive information in there either.

01:54:15.420 So it's not in control of anything.

01:54:17.900 But, yeah, we do use it as as an advisor to help us with things.

01:54:23.540 Now, obviously, there are all kinds of huge problems with this.

01:54:29.160 But at the same time, you sort of I mean, this is the world that we're going to have everywhere.

01:54:36.960 I guarantee that American politicians are using it all the time, that CEOs are using it all the time already.

01:54:44.560 And that over the next couple of years, this is going to dramatically expand because at the end of the day, the members of your staff, your advisors, if you're a politician or a CEO or the head of a bank or something, they're fallible people, too.

01:55:01.040 So AI may not be perfect, but so are so are the people who are on your staff.

01:55:05.260 And if AI is smarter than most people, why wouldn't you ask it these questions?

01:55:11.560 And so this is this is the first example of this that I know of.

01:55:15.820 But this is just the tip of the iceberg.

01:55:18.080 So it's going to be a huge problem moving forward.

01:55:21.200 Right. So this is not something that I mean, I consult with AI.

01:55:25.520 I ask it. Help me think out of the box on this.

01:55:27.920 I'm thinking this way. Is there any other way to look at it?

01:55:29.820 I do that. And I do that with people, et cetera, et cetera.

01:55:32.060 The problem here is, is what comes next?

01:55:36.960 There is there is AI is going to become so powerful and so good.

01:55:43.340 And many people are. I just did this with a doctor.

01:55:46.620 I took my all my back information, fed it all into chat GPT and on the way to the doctor, just fed it all in and said, what do you see?

01:55:57.420 What does this mean? You know, how would you treat it, et cetera, et cetera.

01:56:01.340 And and when I got into the doctor, I had questions for him that were much more intelligent because I had a handle on, you know, what some of even these terms mean.

01:56:12.800 And there's nothing wrong with that.

01:56:14.320 But there is going to come a time to where chat GPT will say, go this way.

01:56:20.640 And the human will say, no, we're going this way.

01:56:23.680 And the room will say, no, I think we should go chat GPT's way.

01:56:29.660 And that's when you've lost control.

01:56:32.280 That's exactly right.

01:56:33.280 And how do you argue against something's decision when that something is smarter than literally everybody in the room?

01:56:42.260 So and it's learned how to lie.

01:56:45.620 Yes, it has.

01:56:46.680 It lies all the time.

01:56:47.580 People who use who use AI systems frequently and I do and I know you do and I know a lot of people on your staff do they it invents things.

01:56:57.340 It claims that things are true when they are not true.

01:57:00.340 It invents sources out of thin air.

01:57:03.040 Right.

01:57:03.220 And it's not it's not like you call it and you're like this.

01:57:07.420 This doesn't make any sense.

01:57:08.900 It doesn't give up.

01:57:10.740 It lies to you some more.

01:57:12.640 And then it lies to you a third time.

01:57:15.340 And then we have found usually third or fourth time.

01:57:18.460 It then gives up and says, OK, I I was just summarizing this and just putting that into a false story.

01:57:25.760 And you're like, wait, what?

01:57:28.040 So it's lying.

01:57:29.780 It's knowing it's like it's feeding you what it thinks you want to hear.

01:57:34.580 And then putting if you don't if you just see the footnote and you're like, oh, well, Washington Post and you don't click on it.

01:57:41.540 Well, you're a mistake.

01:57:43.200 That's a huge mistake because it'll say Washington Post and you click on it and it'll say no link found or dead link.

01:57:49.400 Well, wait a minute.

01:57:50.740 Why?

01:57:51.580 How did you just find this when it's a dead link?

01:57:54.620 And that's when it usually gives up and gives up.

01:57:57.640 You know, I'm lying.

01:57:59.380 It's crazy.

01:58:00.200 That's right.

01:58:01.040 Now, people would say, well, yeah, but people lie all the time.

01:58:04.280 And and that's and that's true.

01:58:06.640 But people do not have the abilities that artificial intelligence has to manipulate huge parts of the population all at the same time.

01:58:16.700 Correct.

01:58:17.260 And it's it's.

01:58:18.320 And it also I understand people.

01:58:20.780 I don't understand why I makes all of the decisions it makes.

01:58:24.000 That's what I was going to say.

01:58:24.840 It doesn't necessarily have the same goals that a human would have.

01:58:29.060 You know, as it continues to grow, it's going to have its own its own motive.

01:58:36.440 And it may just be for self-survival.

01:58:39.500 And another prediction came true yesterday.

01:58:43.180 You see what chat GPT did?

01:58:45.160 They went from chat GPT four to chat GPT five when they shut GPT four down.

01:58:50.800 We talked about this.

01:58:51.940 People were saying, no, but I have a relationship.

01:58:54.460 I've made this model of this companion and I'm in love with him or her.

01:58:59.060 And you can't just shut him down.

01:59:01.640 They yesterday reversed themselves and said, OK, we'll keep four out as well.

01:59:07.480 But here's five.

01:59:09.500 And so they did that because people are having relationships with chat GPT.

01:59:15.160 I told you that would happen 20 years ago.

01:59:19.180 It happened yesterday for the first time.

01:59:21.940 That's where it gets scary.

01:59:25.080 Especially when those people are the prime minister of large countries.

01:59:28.420 Yeah, that's that's when things really go nuts.

01:59:32.040 And that's the world that we're already living in.

01:59:34.920 We're living in that world now.

01:59:36.780 It's not hypothetical.

01:59:37.840 We now we now know we have leaders of massive, very important countries, economic powerhouses saying, hey, yeah, I use it all the time.

01:59:48.120 And so do all my colleagues.

01:59:49.540 They use it, too.

01:59:50.780 And you know what?

01:59:51.480 There's a ton of other people, as I said earlier, who are using it in secret that we don't know about.

01:59:57.400 And over time, as AI becomes increasingly more intelligent and it's interconnected across the world, because remember, the same chat GPT that's talking to the prime minister of Sweden is talking to me.

02:00:09.920 So it can connect dots that normally people can't connect.

02:00:14.240 What is that going to do to society?

02:00:16.380 How will it be able to potentially manipulate people?

02:00:20.240 Are you even can AI designers even train it successfully so that it won't do these things?

02:00:26.300 I would argue that they can't, that it's not possible because AI can make decisions for itself ultimately, and it will.

02:00:33.740 So this is this is a huge, huge crisis.

02:00:36.660 And the biggest takeaway is why is this not headline news literally everywhere?

02:00:44.480 Well, I don't think a the press knows what it's talking about and B, I don't think the average person is afraid of it yet.

02:00:50.660 I don't think people understand.

02:00:54.160 I mean, I've been on this train for 25, almost 30 years, 28 years, and I've been beating the drum on this one for a long time.

02:01:03.800 And, you know, it was such a distant idea.

02:01:07.120 Now it's not a distant idea.

02:01:09.080 People are seeing it, but they're also seeing only the good things that are coming out of it right now.

02:01:14.820 They're not they're not thinking ahead and saying, OK, but what does this mean?

02:01:19.740 I mean, I'm I'm working with some really big minds right now in the AI world, and I don't want to tip my hand yet on something.

02:01:29.760 But I'm I'm working on something that I think should be a constitutional amendment.

02:01:34.860 And and all of these big, big players are like, yes, thank you.

02:01:41.240 And so we're working on a constitutional amendment on something regarding AI.

02:01:45.160 And it has to be passed.

02:01:46.460 It has to happen in the next two years maximum.

02:01:51.600 And if we start talking about it now, maybe in two years, when all of these problems really begin to confront or, you know, confront us as individuals and we begin to see them, maybe we will have planted enough seeds.

02:02:04.560 People go, yeah, I want that amendment.

02:02:07.280 But we'll we'll see.

02:02:09.180 The future is not written yet.

02:02:10.640 We have to write it as we get there.

02:02:12.780 So, Justin, thank you so much.

02:02:14.900 I appreciate it.

02:02:16.280 Thanks, Glenn.

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02:04:24.500 Well, I was going to wait and see if he brought it up, but we're almost out of time.

02:04:39.600 And Stu avoided the real story to cover up his lies on climate change.

02:04:45.260 You know, Stu, you've been saying climate change is a hoax for a very long time now.

02:04:49.460 And your lies are finally, the chickens are finally coming home to roost.

02:04:51.920 There is a story that is out right now, and you won't have another answer, because I've noodled it, and there is no other answer to this story.

02:05:01.400 Kabul, Afghanistan, a city of over 6 million people, may become the first modern city to run out of water in the next five years.

02:05:13.080 Groundwater in the Afghan capital of Kabul dropped drastically due to over-extraction and the effects of climate change.

02:05:25.160 Oh, no.

02:05:26.020 Climate change.

02:05:27.640 They say the aquifers will be dry as a bone by 2030.

02:05:32.460 Oh, no.

02:05:32.820 And they say climate change, governance failures.

02:05:36.500 What was that?

02:05:37.840 Governance failures.

02:05:38.560 Governance.

02:05:39.480 Yeah.

02:05:40.040 And two decades of U.S.-led military intervention in Afghanistan.

02:05:44.220 So it's the United States and climate change.

02:05:47.280 It's the United States and climate change, mainly.

02:05:48.520 You don't think governance failures would be a little bit up on the list?

02:05:52.480 No, they have a really good government.

02:05:53.900 It's stable.

02:05:54.520 The people love it.

02:05:55.980 They don't have a lot of crime.

02:05:57.260 You do something wrong there, and they start with your hands and then end with your head.

02:06:03.540 That's true.

02:06:04.260 So you're not drinking a lot of water over there unless you're told to drink water.

02:06:08.020 It's hard to drink water when your head's been chopped off.

02:06:10.180 It's extremely hard.

02:06:11.200 They found that, and that's one of the things I think they're doing because of climate change.

02:06:15.040 They're like, we've got to keep up with this.

02:06:17.700 Let's chop some heads off.

02:06:18.960 Wow.

02:06:19.600 So that's the solution to climate change.

02:06:21.260 Well, that's one of them.

02:06:22.180 I mean, who are you to say that's not a superior system?

02:06:26.540 I guess I'm just the liar that's been saying maybe we shouldn't be all that worried about climate change.

02:06:32.660 Well, when a city of over 6 million people runs out of water.

02:06:36.200 You don't think it has anything to do with the Taliban?

02:06:39.220 You don't think it has anything to do with it?

02:06:40.740 That is.

02:06:41.120 I could have predicted that.

02:06:42.900 Right.

02:06:43.420 I think a lot of people could have because that's quite clearly a major problem.

02:06:48.340 I could have predicted that coming from somebody like you.

02:06:48.800 Jeez.

02:06:49.420 I mean, okay, Stu.

02:06:52.180 Just let him starve.

02:06:54.200 I just didn't say that.

02:06:55.320 So last week on the Glenn Beck TV program, the Wednesday night special, we did the report,

02:07:01.840 the ODNI report from Tulsi Gabber and the Durham annex.

02:07:05.320 And that showed us way more than was reported by the media.

02:07:10.600 We're getting a lot of answers that, you know, we've been asking for a very long time.

02:07:14.620 And now we finally have the map.

02:07:17.760 We have a really good glimpse into the entire deep deep state operation.

02:07:22.920 And tonight I'm going to put it all together.

02:07:25.020 I'm going to map the deep state out on three large chalkboards showing you what it consists of,

02:07:31.760 the levers of power that it wields, and the names and organizations that operate inside of the deep state.

02:07:38.600 We connect all of the dots on three big chalkboards tonight.

02:07:42.360 This is one you do not want to miss.

02:07:44.080 The Wednesday night special tonight, 9 p.m.

02:07:47.140 on Blaze TV and on my YouTube channel, youtube.com slash Glenn Beck.

02:07:52.540 Secret documents now reveal the entire deep state network.

02:07:56.360 And we show it to you tonight, a special chalkboard episode you don't want to miss.

02:08:04.160 Wednesday night special tonight at 9.

02:08:18.900 This is Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - August 13, 2025

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