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00:00:00.000 um we've got a lot going on today we're going to start with our socialist update pat gray is

00:00:07.820 filling in for stew here in just a second also i'm going to talk to you a little bit about the

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00:01:42.240 really is coming our way with the economy and how america's morals and values have dramatically changed

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00:01:59.040 because our communist update is next in one minute this is the glenbeck program

00:02:05.660 okay all right here's the third chapter now of the story i've been telling you about last week

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00:03:44.560 well welcome to uh monday morning hello pat hello glenn that's so good to see you here so

00:04:03.120 oh no no please be seen yes please don't know i mean i didn't be sincere i i was okay good i was

00:04:11.120 so great to see you and it's great to be seen all right all right wait a minute you should

00:04:16.500 no i see you said don't and so okay so you don't want to throw it my way no no no okay all right

00:04:21.840 well i got good news for you yeah yeah okay comrades

00:04:25.340 yes my dear comrades we have almost almost reached the fundamental transformation

00:04:41.520 of the united states oh sing it out sing it out

00:04:48.340 yes the climate crisis

00:04:58.480 is the final icing on the cake

00:05:02.520 yes american standards have changed americans morals have changed their values have changed

00:05:10.100 they now prefer security over freedom yay

00:05:15.320 they now want free stuff from the state yay

00:05:25.100 oh comrades it's been a long tiresome road we thought this was all in our past back in 1990

00:05:34.700 but no no no no no no the scientific community according to bernie sanders

00:05:41.280 is telling us in no uncertain terms that we have less than 11 years

00:05:46.080 to transform our energy system away from fossil fuels

00:05:50.300 to energy efficiency and sustainable energy

00:05:54.020 except they're not saying that but

00:05:55.320 in fact they're specifically saying stop saying that we're saying that

00:06:01.000 you really need to be rounded up if we're going to leave this planet healthy

00:06:06.260 for ourselves for our children for our grandchildren for future generations

00:06:10.600 bernie sanders says as rising temperatures and extreme weather create health emergencies

00:06:15.600 drive land loss displacement destroy jobs threaten livelihoods

00:06:20.360 we must guarantee health care housing and a good paying job to every american

00:06:27.240 especially to those who have been historically excluded from economic success thank you

00:06:38.760 so he has a plan and here's his plan it's only going to cost us 16 trillion dollars

00:06:47.160 yay kind of he says he's going to reach 100 percent renewable energy for electricity and

00:06:57.080 transportation by no later than 23rd 30

00:07:01.340 wow wow 11 years 11 years nice uh 100 percent 100 renewable energy

00:07:11.280 wow for transportation well it's already up to 7 percent how much tougher can it be

00:07:17.260 ending unemployment

00:07:21.340 yay yay he's going to end unemployment uh by 2030 because he's going to create 20 million jobs to solve the climate crisis crisis

00:07:34.520 these jobs will be good paying they'll be union jobs with strong benefits and safety standards in steel and auto manufacturing

00:07:46.660 really we're going to have cars still construction energy efficiency and retrofitting coding server farms renewable power plants we will also create millions of jobs in sustainable agriculture

00:08:03.000 we will also create millions of jobs in engineering reimagined and expanded civilian conservation corps

00:08:09.000 so we can go back to what fdr did and preserving our public lands

00:08:18.000 we also have direct investment at historic 16.3 trillion dollar public investment it's the new deal and what they did in world war ii but with an explicit choice to include black indigenous and

00:08:25.000 other minority communities who were systematically excluded in the past

00:08:32.000 a just transition to include black indigenous and other minority communities who were systematically excluded in the past

00:08:40.000 a just transition for workers this plan will prioritize the fossil fuel workers who have powered our economy for more than a century and have too often been neglected by corporations and politicians we will guarantee five years of the fossil fuel workers who have powered our economy

00:09:01.000 have powered our economy for more than a century

00:09:03.240 and have too often been neglected by corporations and politicians.

00:09:07.820 We will guarantee five years of all workers' current salaries.

00:09:13.140 Yay! 0.99

00:09:15.140 Housing assistance, job training, health care, pension support,

00:09:19.600 and priority job placement for anyone displaced,

00:09:24.360 as well as early retirement for support for those who choose or can no longer work.

00:09:30.800 Wow, this is going to be a lot less than $16 trillion.

00:09:35.580 Who said it?

00:09:36.440 Yeah, comrades declaring climate change a national emergency.

00:09:41.000 We must take action to ensure a habitable planet for ourselves,

00:09:46.040 for our children, for our grandchildren,

00:09:48.420 and we will do whatever it takes to defeat the threat of climate change

00:09:53.840 after we declare a national emergency.

00:09:58.580 Yay! 0.99

00:09:59.940 Saving Americans' families' money by weatherizing all American homes, 0.98

00:10:07.720 lower the energy bills,

00:10:10.500 building affordable and high-quality modern transportation.

00:10:15.280 What could that be?

00:10:17.120 Horses?

00:10:18.200 Providing grants and trade-in programs for families and small businesses

00:10:22.220 to purchase high-efficiency electric vehicles

00:10:25.080 and rebuilding our, if inefficient and crumbling, infrastructure,

00:10:29.520 including deploying universal, affordable, high-speed internet.

00:10:34.460 Finally!

00:10:36.040 Gosh.

00:10:36.320 Finally!

00:10:37.000 Yes.

00:10:37.680 You're going to be able...

00:10:39.440 All mothers are going to be able to have high-speed internet. 0.99

00:10:43.200 Those who have been struggling because they can't surf the web like they like.

00:10:49.140 Supporting false small family farms by investing in ecologically regenerative and sustainable agriculture.

00:10:56.780 Thank God because, you know, you know what the farmers hate is anything that helps the soil.

00:11:04.820 Yeah, they don't want that.

00:11:05.920 They have not been doing right by the soil.

00:11:08.920 You know, they like to plant something that does not regenerate.

00:11:13.220 Right.

00:11:13.440 They like to plant something that strips...

00:11:14.820 So that it grows nothing for them the next year.

00:11:16.680 Right.

00:11:16.880 They just want that one year's worth of crops. 0.99

00:11:19.060 That's all they're asking for, those bastards.

00:11:22.280 This plan will transfer all of our farms to fight climate change

00:11:27.660 and provide sustainable local foods

00:11:31.420 and break the corporate stranglehold on farmers and ranchers.

00:11:36.280 You know, there's nobody that hates corporate farming as much as I do,

00:11:39.580 and I mean that sincerely,

00:11:41.040 but it did feed an awful lot of people.

00:11:45.600 Well, just billions.

00:11:47.340 So...

00:11:47.900 Only billions.

00:11:48.700 Let's make sure we just get rid of all those corporate farms in 10 years. 0.99

00:11:55.020 Wow.

00:11:55.240 What's the worst that could happen?

00:11:57.560 Justice for frontline communities,

00:12:00.540 especially under resource groups, communities of colors,

00:12:04.080 Native Americans, people with disabilities, children, the elderly,

00:12:07.200 to recover from and repair for climate impacts,

00:12:10.560 including through a $40 billion climate justice resiliency fund

00:12:16.500 and providing those frontline and fenceline communities

00:12:20.300 a just transition, including real jobs,

00:12:24.220 resilient infrastructure, and economic development.

00:12:27.400 Bernie Sanders also wants to commit to reducing emissions throughout the world.

00:12:32.400 So it's not just going to be here.

00:12:34.780 Mm-hmm.

00:12:35.520 We're going to donate $200 billion to the Green Climate Fund.

00:12:39.960 Oh, good.

00:12:40.920 Yeah.

00:12:41.380 Finally.

00:12:42.160 Finally.

00:12:42.740 We will meet and exceed our fair share of global emissions reductions.

00:12:47.300 We'll make massive investments in research and development,

00:12:50.660 expand the climate justice movement,

00:12:53.060 invest in conservation in all public and private lands,

00:12:58.400 and the good news here,

00:13:00.640 it will all pay for itself in this no longer free market

00:13:05.760 in just over 15 years.

00:13:12.000 Comrades, we have made it!

00:13:15.680 Yay! 0.99

00:13:20.240 Holy cow. 0.89

00:13:21.540 Wow, wow.

00:13:23.040 We'll get into that and what all of that means coming up in just a second.

00:13:28.040 Also, hey, don't worry about the economy.

00:13:30.980 Don't worry about it.

00:13:32.540 Nothing to see here.

00:13:34.260 We'll talk about that coming up in a second.

00:13:37.240 How's your gut feel on the economy still?

00:13:39.320 Or, Pat?

00:13:40.960 You know, I think we're teetering on the edge.

00:13:43.880 Do you?

00:13:44.280 Mm-hmm.

00:13:44.860 You know what's really weird is,

00:13:46.800 you know how I've always had the promptings of,

00:13:52.320 ah!

00:13:53.800 I've had that kind of feeling?

00:13:55.620 Yeah.

00:13:55.800 Uh, I don't right now.

00:13:58.220 Really?

00:13:58.480 But here's what I do have,

00:13:59.800 which I think is more frightening.

00:14:01.820 May not be to you, but it is to me.

00:14:04.520 It's...

00:14:04.920 Are you optimistic right now?

00:14:06.000 Because when that happens, it usually means trouble.

00:14:08.460 Uh, no, I'm not.

00:14:09.840 Here's what I...

00:14:10.600 Here's what I am.

00:14:11.540 Um, um, you already know what to do.

00:14:18.120 Prepare.

00:14:18.760 I can't tell you anymore.

00:14:20.260 Yeah.

00:14:20.820 I just, I get this feeling of last call and no hype,

00:14:26.720 no hyperbole, no, you know, no panic.

00:14:30.700 If you're not going to prepare,

00:14:33.860 it's going to be too late soon.

00:14:36.920 If you haven't battened down the hat,

00:14:38.820 I just, everything in me is like,

00:14:41.300 pay off anything you can,

00:14:43.760 get out of anything that you can,

00:14:46.700 pay your credit card debt,

00:14:48.480 get out, just don't spend money,

00:14:50.540 don't spend money, don't spend money.

00:14:51.800 Mm-hmm.

00:14:52.160 Uh, and make sure that you're prepared in all things.

00:14:56.720 Uh, do what you're supposed to do.

00:14:59.360 Uh, that to me is more disturbing,

00:15:02.820 um, because it just seems,

00:15:06.260 uh, final, I guess, maybe.

00:15:11.820 Mm-hmm.

00:15:12.280 You know, it's kind of like you and your mom was like,

00:15:14.460 you gotta, you gotta get this stuff done

00:15:16.020 because school's gonna start.

00:15:17.100 You gotta get this stuff done.

00:15:18.500 You gotta get this stuff done.

00:15:19.540 And you messed around.

00:15:20.640 And then your mom just looks at you,

00:15:22.720 you know, the night before.

00:15:23.560 And you're like, I didn't get all that done.

00:15:26.000 And she's like, well, told you, told you it's too late now.

00:15:28.620 Yeah.

00:15:29.440 Uh, you might want to really pay attention.

00:15:31.820 I'm going to give you, uh, five monologues today,

00:15:35.060 explaining the economy, not today, over the week.

00:15:38.540 And we're going to do it in hour two every day.

00:15:41.860 And it will explain what's really happening today.

00:15:46.300 I want to tell you something that we told you before,

00:15:49.680 but now it matters.

00:15:52.600 We told you that China was doing a few different things about six months ago.

00:15:58.480 And we said, this is going to be trouble down the road.

00:16:02.240 Well, the road is now at trouble.

00:16:05.420 And I'll explain what's really going on.

00:16:08.820 Something that no one in the press is talking about.

00:16:11.660 And you need to understand it.

00:16:14.320 That's segment one today in hour number two.

00:16:17.500 And we'll do it in hour number two,

00:16:19.240 a different part of the economy that you need to understand, uh,

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00:19:08.260 Okay.

00:19:11.180 So Pat, what do you think about all the people that are going to start primarying Donald Trump?

00:19:21.180 Bill Weld and Joe Walsh.

00:19:23.020 Yeah.

00:19:23.220 I mean, not that I don't like Rocky Mountain way.

00:19:26.960 I do.

00:19:27.620 And when we joined the Eagles, I thought, you know, it's pretty good.

00:19:30.940 I said last Friday, life's been good so far.

00:19:34.340 It's about to end.

00:19:35.780 Now we've, we've met with, uh, with Joe Walsh before ever.

00:19:39.920 We've, we've talked with him.

00:19:40.920 He's a good guy.

00:19:41.580 He's a good guy.

00:19:42.160 He's just got no shot.

00:19:43.340 He's got zero, zero shot.

00:19:45.460 So it's, it's nice to have somebody that is standing up and saying, Hey, trade war is really,

00:19:50.640 really bad.

00:19:51.440 Uh, however, I, you know, you don't have a shot and so it's good to voice it.

00:19:58.460 But to what, to what end?

00:20:01.360 And I don't want to end.

00:20:02.380 You know, the election is so important that I hate to see anybody, uh, force the president

00:20:08.520 into using resources on them rather than, you know, the general election, which he must

00:20:14.580 win.

00:20:15.360 He must win it.

00:20:16.780 If, if the economy goes South, uh, somebody like Elizabeth Warren, I mean, Joe Biden, did 0.89

00:20:26.160 you see Joe Biden was like, if you're worried about my age, don't vote for me.

00:20:29.540 Okay.

00:20:31.160 Sold.

00:20:32.200 I mean, that's, I mean, Joe, no, no, if you, if I was standing backstage, you'd be like,

00:20:37.500 no, no, no, don't say no, no, don't say that.

00:20:39.240 No, don't, no.

00:20:40.320 Yeah.

00:20:40.820 He's, he is making so many mistakes, so many mistakes, but then again, maybe that works.

00:20:48.940 I don't know anymore.

00:20:50.300 Yeah.

00:20:50.600 I don't know anymore, but it's pretty straightforward.

00:20:52.840 I think Elizabeth Warren, and I can't believe I'm saying this, but at this point I, I would

00:21:00.280 put, I would bet on Elizabeth Warren. 0.92

00:21:02.900 I would not make the underwear bet at this point that if she wins the nomination, I'll 0.85

00:21:06.400 eat my underwear.

00:21:07.200 I would have six months ago.

00:21:08.400 I wouldn't do this this time around.

00:21:09.360 Yeah.

00:21:09.500 Six months ago.

00:21:10.060 Six months ago, maybe.

00:21:10.720 Yeah.

00:21:11.100 Yeah.

00:21:11.540 I should have asked.

00:21:12.460 Yeah.

00:21:12.740 I should have.

00:21:13.280 Yeah.

00:21:13.680 Darn it.

00:21:14.560 I've kind of sworn off that particular bet now.

00:21:18.540 The Beto thing came too close.

00:21:20.160 Yeah.

00:21:20.460 Yeah.

00:21:20.800 Right.

00:21:21.460 I mean, it's, it is, it is, we are close.

00:21:25.920 I, I, I've said before that if the economy goes South and I mean real South, you are going

00:21:34.580 to have a nation of both Republicans and Democrats that will demand socialism.

00:21:41.580 They will demand it.

00:21:44.180 Yeah.

00:21:44.660 It's chilling and, and they'll get it probably.

00:21:47.540 Yeah, they will.

00:21:48.060 They'll get it with Elizabeth Warren or they'll get it with, uh, uh, Bernie Sanders or even

00:21:54.700 Kamala Harris.

00:21:55.640 She's got basically the same, same.

00:21:57.720 They could get the FDR socialism of, of, um, you know, of the 1930s, I think possibly in

00:22:06.160 a collapse with Donald Trump.

00:22:07.580 I mean, you have to remember this is not an anti-Trump thing.

00:22:10.000 This is an anti-GOP thing.

00:22:11.660 Remember, you know, what George Bush did.

00:22:15.140 Nobody wants to be remembered as the guy who says, Hey, stiff upper lip, tough it out.

00:22:21.420 Think how good though.

00:22:22.400 That would be.

00:22:23.080 If you, if you got an FDR in office, I mean, he did get us out of the depression right out

00:22:27.580 of it within like 12 short years.

00:22:29.760 Well, he was dead by the time we got out of it.

00:22:32.820 Yes.

00:22:33.420 It was another president by the time we got out and it was only a great war that pulled

00:22:38.360 us out.

00:22:38.940 But, uh, technical, nothing to, nothing to see here.

00:22:42.160 Nothing to see here.

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00:24:12.000 So over the weekend, I watched something from the Hoover Institute.

00:24:16.780 It was about an hour long dialogue between a biologist, a world-renowned biologist, a world-renowned

00:24:26.220 philosopher, and David Galertner from Yale University, who is a world-renowned mathematician.

00:24:32.160 And the subject was Darwinism for suckers.

00:24:38.160 And Galertner is the driving force behind this, at least this part of the news cycle on this,

00:24:45.720 that nobody is paying attention.

00:24:47.920 But he was a fan of Darwin and said, I liked it.

00:24:52.800 It was elegantly simple.

00:24:54.900 I thought it was a good way to explain it.

00:24:58.400 It was a good theory.

00:24:59.540 There were parts of it that didn't work, but I'm sorry to see this go.

00:25:04.400 But we have to admit, this is not what happened.

00:25:08.620 Darwinism is done because of science and mathematics.

00:25:14.180 And anyone who tells you differently is a zealot and lying.

00:25:19.140 They're not honest.

00:25:20.660 Well, you can imagine that there is going to be some blowback on this.

00:25:25.000 And I was so happy to see that our own Steve Dace is all over this story.

00:25:31.460 And I wanted to bring Steve in because he probably could explain it a little bit.

00:25:34.820 He's a little smarter than I am.

00:25:36.460 So I thought he could explain it a little bit.

00:25:38.840 He's written an article for The Blaze.

00:25:41.440 If you challenge Darwinism, you challenge everything about progressivism.

00:25:45.820 Welcome to the program, Mr. Dace.

00:25:47.340 Hey, guys.

00:25:49.600 Good morning.

00:25:49.980 Good to talk to you, Glenn.

00:25:50.760 Thanks for having me back.

00:25:51.740 You bet.

00:25:52.200 You bet.

00:25:53.140 So tell me how you found this story.

00:25:56.200 Did you just stumble across it?

00:25:59.200 Have you watched the Hoover Institute debate on this?

00:26:04.360 I didn't watch the debate.

00:26:05.640 I did read some accounts of what it's gluttner.

00:26:09.440 Is that how it's pronounced?

00:26:10.460 I think I mispronounce it.

00:26:12.460 So don't take it from me.

00:26:13.600 But I've always called him David Gellertner, and I've done it to his face, and he's never corrected me.

00:26:17.840 But he's a really nice guy, so he probably wouldn't.

00:26:20.760 Well, if you do the math on this, there's an astrophysicist who used to be from my neck of the woods at Iowa State.

00:26:28.580 He ran out at his tenure hearing because he dared to work on the Privileged Planet Intelligent Design Project.

00:26:36.200 And he ended up delving into intelligent design because he started doing the math on this.

00:26:40.920 And the math essentially says the odds that over a random, natural, reoccurring, purposeless, meaningless processes would result in the universe on a macro level that we see,

00:26:55.480 the Earth on a mini macro level that we have, and then individual life comprised of 20 trillion complex cells that each of us possess.

00:27:04.500 The odds of that occurring with meaningless, random, purposeless, natural occurrences, no matter any period of time,

00:27:12.060 are about the odds of you taking a follicle of your hair, putting it on a tee on the dark side of the moon,

00:27:18.140 and then with a driver having it land anywhere on planet Earth.

00:27:22.860 Okay?

00:27:23.360 Those are the odds.

00:27:24.680 Okay, so hang on just a second.

00:27:25.900 So people know, you really have to read up on this and watch this Hoover Institute.

00:27:32.660 I'll put this on glennbeck.com today.

00:27:35.660 But it is fascinating because they go into why this doesn't work.

00:27:42.640 They explain, look, for small things, survival of the fittest might work.

00:27:50.500 For instance, you know, your beak is, you know, a quarter of an inch longer, or your fur is a little thinner, or whatever.

00:27:57.620 That might work.

00:27:58.980 And Darwin may explain minute changes, but then they get into what it takes to make one species,

00:28:07.100 and the odds are astronomical that we could even have one species.

00:28:13.740 And I'm always fascinated when I go here, when I step on this shibboleth of the day,

00:28:19.600 and I'm always fascinated to see the responses.

00:28:22.320 And so some of the responses I got, Glenn, were, well, this is a mathematics professor.

00:28:27.760 He's not a biologist.

00:28:29.120 Well, great, because neither was Charles Darwin.

00:28:31.180 In fact, when he boarded the HMS Beagle, the infancy science that fascinated him was actually geology.

00:28:37.680 All right?

00:28:38.220 And then I was told, well, this guy's not a geneticist.

00:28:40.760 Well, great.

00:28:41.540 Neither was Darwin.

00:28:42.300 In fact, Gregor Mendel, the Catholic monk credited with starting genetics, he wrote his first findings in 1866.

00:28:49.340 So he was a contemporary of Darwin's.

00:28:51.540 They never studied each other.

00:28:52.940 They never even met or read each other.

00:28:55.500 And then the mapping and sequencing of the human genome, which is essentially what we know about the basis of individual life and how it works,

00:29:03.440 that wasn't concluded until well into the 21st century.

00:29:06.520 The individual who led that project for many years, Dr. Francis Collins, is actually a theist.

00:29:10.900 All right.

00:29:11.680 So Darwin wasn't a geneticist either.

00:29:13.600 And then we're told, well, you know, this.

00:29:15.340 Go ahead.

00:29:15.840 No, I was just going to say that the one of their main points is Darwin just didn't know all of the things that we do now.

00:29:24.740 So we have we have the DNA codes now, which he didn't have any idea that there were even genetic codes, let alone how complex they are.

00:29:34.660 So there's many things.

00:29:36.120 None of them.

00:29:36.920 These guys are condemning Darwin.

00:29:40.680 They're all saying the same thing.

00:29:42.560 Look at his time.

00:29:44.120 This was this was very, very bright and could have been.

00:29:48.520 But as we have moved forward the last hundred and fifty years, we now know there's no way this is even logical.

00:29:59.040 What you're what you just pointed out, you know, we draw this distinction on my show on a regular basis, that there's a difference between liberals and leftists.

00:30:07.020 The liberals we all got into this business to defeat and argue against are just people who want government to permit you to do this stuff that God says is dumb and immoral.

00:30:16.700 But these new leftists that we're encountering now, these are the dogmas.

00:30:20.520 These are this is the new Inquisition, the new Antifada. 0.60

00:30:23.500 These are people that want government to compel you to do those things.

00:30:26.580 And if you're not willing to, then you will be made to care.

00:30:29.760 And this is now in the world of so-called science at the exact same time.

00:30:33.520 What you're describing with these individuals, these are just men of honest scientific inquiry.

00:30:38.420 I have no idea what the religious or philosophical beliefs are, but they're actually just following the scientific method.

00:30:43.840 They're noting that we didn't get carbon dating until a full century after origin of species.

00:30:48.460 Almost archaeology as a refined science wasn't recognized for another half century after origin of species.

00:30:54.820 So they're just following clues and facts as they see them and letting the chips fall where they may.

00:30:59.280 Well, it's also, you know, Darwin, Darwin didn't.

00:31:03.480 He said in origin of species, which is very well argued.

00:31:07.440 I think it's nonsense, but it's very well argued for the time.

00:31:11.160 And he says in there he can't explain the Cabrian, the Cambrian explosion, which is a 70 million year period that all of a sudden you go from no life to an explosion of life overnight.

00:31:26.520 Well, where did that come from?

00:31:30.140 Exactly.

00:31:31.420 So to me, I think there's a debate over the origin of species and then there's a debate over the descent of man.

00:31:37.600 And what you see in most American faculties today, I mean, Dr. Francis Collins, who led the Human Genome Project for many years,

00:31:45.560 he couldn't teach earth science at most eighth grade public schools in America once he stated he was a theist.

00:31:51.720 They'd kick him out.

00:31:52.520 It wouldn't allow it.

00:31:53.740 Wouldn't be on a college campus.

00:31:55.140 And the ridiculousness of this is this is now where we're going to take scientific inquiry and we're going to apply worldview and ethical conclusions to it.

00:32:05.120 And the ugly stuff of Darwinism that you see with the aborigines and favored races and references to savages, 0.99

00:32:12.240 you know, a lot of that is in descent of man, which is kind of the Hadith to origin of species.

00:32:18.380 Quran, if you get the analogy, you know, we often quote the Quran for ugliness, but the real, real ugliness is in the Hadith. 1.00

00:32:24.660 And the same thing is true in the descent of man.

00:32:27.320 So the philosophical premises, the Nietzsche, the utilitarianism, the Marxist, all of those things are conclusions of where we take.

00:32:35.840 If we all agree that life is random and purposelessness, we still need an ethic.

00:32:40.620 We need a mythos to define who we are and why we're here.

00:32:43.620 And this is where the postmodern deconstructionists come in and say, you know what, we've got an alternative plan for you.

00:32:50.340 And that's the alternative religion that these leftists will clutch and hold on to because it's their idol.

00:32:56.520 Are you going to be talking about this on your show today?

00:32:59.200 I'm sure it'll come up for a couple of minutes, yeah.

00:33:01.120 Yeah, okay.

00:33:02.060 Steve, thank you so much.

00:33:03.100 It was a great article that you wrote over the weekend, and I'm glad you're on top of it.

00:33:07.060 And thank you so much.

00:33:08.580 Appreciate it.

00:33:09.160 You got it, brother.

00:33:09.580 Take care.

00:33:10.000 Steve Dace.

00:33:10.660 He is from the Steve Dace Show, which is heard on the Blaze Radio Network right after this program.

00:33:15.820 And his story is, if you challenge Darwinism, you challenge everything about progressivism.

00:33:20.780 It is one of the most amazing stories scientifically of our lifetime.

00:33:32.180 We are now at the point, when you listen to these guys, now these are not schlubs. 0.98

00:33:37.380 I mean, Michael Glertner is not just a mathematician.

00:33:42.100 He's one of the world, David.

00:33:43.240 He's one of the greatest mathematicians of our time.

00:33:47.400 And, you know, he's looking at this just from a mathematical standpoint, because one of the guys who said, hey, maybe we should look at the genetic code as an actual code.

00:34:03.880 Maybe there is something to all of these little things we see, you know, in the microscope.

00:34:08.800 Maybe there is something that's like a code.

00:34:11.480 And so he started breaking it down, and then that led to the human genome, what do you call it, a project?

00:34:19.420 Project.

00:34:20.520 And we have found that it is an actual code.

00:34:24.280 And every gene, every piece of DNA has a code, and it's in a certain particular, you know, it's like you got to add a quarter cup of flour, then you have to add the eggs, then you have to have this.

00:34:37.700 And it's very different from, you know, a cake to a pie.

00:34:43.820 And sometimes it's just the way you order things.

00:34:46.760 And what David was saying was, those codes are so complex that if you took a string of, let's say, pearls, and it wrapped, it was a long string of pearls that would go down to your belly, and it could wrap around your neck 15 times.

00:35:03.660 The genetic code for each of us in every animal is the equivalent of saying, okay, this one has to be a ruby, then a diamond, then two pearls, then an amethyst, and then whatever, you know, a piece of coral.

00:35:23.180 And they have to be in the right place.

00:35:26.240 He said, even with all of the time that we have, it doesn't work.

00:35:31.720 And it also doesn't work with the Cambrian explosion.

00:35:35.660 So he's saying, look, the code doesn't work.

00:35:39.560 And then the biggest thing that I thought was they were explaining how if you're going to change an animal from one animal to another, you don't do it at the end.

00:35:53.180 So in other words, you don't change a zebra to a cow at the end, because the first DNA strand is that of a zebra.

00:36:07.420 The first DNA strand is that of a cow.

00:36:11.240 And then you build it off of that.

00:36:14.160 If you take the genetic code of a zebra, it won't have the bone density, it won't have the structure, it won't have the internal systems that a cow has.

00:36:27.440 So you can't do it too late, because then it's just a, you know, it's like a horse and a donkey become a mule.

00:36:37.680 If you do it too late, you know, it doesn't it doesn't work.

00:36:42.580 If you do it too early, which you must do, the entire structure falls apart.

00:36:48.380 It is a fascinating conversation, a little heady, but everybody should know it because it I believe this is the beginning of the real undoing of not only this, this nonsense of of just an explosion.

00:37:07.040 And things kind of flew together like monkeys at a typewriter.

00:37:10.500 Yeah.

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00:38:50.560 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

00:39:06.480 I'm asking, I just wrote to John Bolt, who's one of my favorite co-workers, to post this at glennbeck.com.

00:39:14.040 This, this Darwin thing.

00:39:15.860 It's really amazing.

00:39:17.640 Let me just read a couple of things from this.

00:39:19.540 Intelligent design is something only Meyer agrees with.

00:39:23.740 But Berlinski replies, it's three scientists, replies that as a scientific approach, one can agree or disagree, but you should not reject it.

00:39:32.320 Meyer talks about the major discoveries in 1950s and 60s concerning the DNA molecule, which encodes information in a somewhat digital format, providing researchers with the opportunity to trace the information back to its source.

00:39:44.700 Glertner argues that if there is or was an intelligent designer, then why is the design not the most efficient, rather than prone to all sorts of problems, including mental and emotional.

00:39:55.140 Robinson quotes Glertner.

00:39:56.940 Darwinism is no longer just a scientific theory, but a basis of a worldview and an emergency religion for those many troubled souls who need one.

00:40:09.260 Glertner further adds that it is fantastically challenging problem that Darwin chose to address.

00:40:14.680 How difficult will it be for scientists to move on from Darwin's theory of evolution?

00:40:19.640 Will each scientist need to examine the evidence for his or herself?

00:40:23.540 These are some of the most important questions facing science in the 21st century.

00:40:27.660 This is I'm going to post this at Glenn Beck dot com.

00:40:31.000 You really should watch this.

00:40:33.740 Watch this video.

00:40:35.380 It is three really smart, well thought out people just having a conversation, asking really amazing questions.

00:40:48.160 And I think puts Darwin's theory to bed.

00:40:53.300 Watch it.

00:40:54.220 And thanks to the Hoover Institute for for putting that video and that conversation together.

00:41:02.420 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

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00:41:25.960 Didn't do it to Ted Kennedy.

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00:43:32.140 But now with the economy and the trade dispute, it is something you must be aware of this hour.

00:43:40.080 And we'll do it tomorrow, the next day and probably maybe all week.

00:43:45.040 I'm going to explain the economy and and really try to show you where we're at, what the president needs to do, what you need to prepare for and why it could all happen, both the good and the bad.

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00:45:53.900 All right, so I want to—there's a lot of people saying,

00:46:10.340 oh, thanks, Donald Trump, for wrecking the Obama economic policy growth and all the great things we had.

00:46:20.740 There's a lot of blame going around for the economy, and there's going to be a ton more.

00:46:26.440 So I want to start—I'm going to take you three places today.

00:46:30.700 Who broke the economy and how they broke it? 0.96

00:46:34.360 What's really going on?

00:46:37.380 Then, how the rest of the world views us.

00:46:41.960 And it's shocking.

00:46:44.500 We truly are the last best hope for mankind.

00:46:47.860 And I can tell you that because I'm going to show you how countries are putting their money where their mouth is.

00:46:55.160 Or actually, their money where their mouth isn't. 0.93

00:46:57.940 They can talk America down. 0.58

00:47:00.000 But boy, oh boy, they have a lot to lose if we fail.

00:47:05.240 And then I want to share something about China that is really critical for you to understand.

00:47:11.820 I call it the Trump card that no one knows anybody is holding.

00:47:18.400 First, let's start with the economy.

00:47:20.660 From America's heartland, we see the headlines telling us,

00:47:24.040 Farm and bankruptcies have reached levels not seen since the farm crisis in the 1980s.

00:47:29.460 And in some states, more than 80% of farms are now facing bankruptcy.

00:47:34.160 This is a real problem.

00:47:38.340 This was one of the mainstays and one of the spines, if you will, or several of the vertebrae in the spine of the Trump election.

00:47:48.140 Farmers.

00:47:49.660 More than 20 American cities, virtually all of them, Democratic strongholds, have a homeless crisis that have reached epidemic proportions.

00:47:57.580 While at the CDC, they are now having to dust the textbooks to figure out how to deal with outbreaks of typhus and cholera, tuberculosis, measles, polio, and the bubonic plague.

00:48:12.820 Progressivism has taken us to the Stone Age.

00:48:16.760 Since 2012, 95% of the wage and income growth is concentrated at the top 5% wealthiest households.

00:48:25.240 Same is true with corporations.

00:48:26.740 While 75% of the Fortune 500 companies have shown income growth since 2014,

00:48:32.860 more than 60% of small business owners have reported shrinking incomes.

00:48:39.000 That's Main Street.

00:48:40.580 Also not good for the president.

00:48:43.880 While the Fed and Uncle Sam report that we're enjoying full employment,

00:48:48.780 100 million American adults are still not in the labor force.

00:48:52.340 Around the world, nearly all sovereign bonds issued by governments now have a negative yield,

00:48:59.140 which I'll explain in a minute, including Germany, France, Japan, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, the UK, Brazil, and South Africa.

00:49:07.460 Even when adjusting for population growth,

00:49:11.280 student debt, corporate debt,

00:49:13.580 credit card debt,

00:49:14.760 government debt,

00:49:15.740 are now all at all-time highs.

00:49:19.120 Something is broken,

00:49:21.160 and

00:49:21.400 many of us

00:49:23.140 are

00:49:23.800 holding our breath

00:49:25.700 and hoping that things are going to be okay

00:49:28.300 because we have some positive things happening,

00:49:31.380 but there are others all around the world

00:49:34.360 that want this economy to fall apart.

00:49:38.500 Something's broken.

00:49:41.600 So now where do we put the blame?

00:49:44.100 Well, Trump broke it.

00:49:45.240 He cut taxes while dramatically increasing government spending,

00:49:50.040 sending our deficits and debt to levels that exceeded the worst of the Obama years,

00:49:54.040 and he has put tariffs on more than 40% of the goods imported into the United States,

00:49:59.320 which makes things more expensive for the average person.

00:50:02.580 But then again,

00:50:04.340 maybe it was Obama and the Democrats,

00:50:06.660 distorting more than 20% of the U.S. economy with Obamacare,

00:50:11.240 sending health care costs soaring

00:50:13.920 and making millions off of student debt

00:50:16.900 by making people into serfs,

00:50:19.780 by using federal student loans as a piggy bank

00:50:23.380 to fund health care exchanges.

00:50:26.580 Or maybe it was the Fed in Wall Street

00:50:29.300 who created the housing crisis

00:50:31.240 with ultra-low interest rates after the dot-com bubble,

00:50:34.680 and by turning the mortgage industry into a speculation,

00:50:38.000 a futures market with collateralized debt obligations.

00:50:42.680 But maybe it was Bush, too.

00:50:45.860 I mean, Bush, too.

00:50:46.780 He got us into two forever wars in the Middle East, 0.54

00:50:50.060 costing the taxpayers more than a trillion dollars

00:50:52.820 and resulting in, what, negotiations with the Taliban?

00:50:57.580 Couldn't we have done that in 2003?

00:51:01.080 Iraq and Afghanistan are both still in shambles. 1.00

00:51:03.940 Syria is still run by Assad.

00:51:05.500 Iran is currently seizing oil tankers at will in the Gulf,

00:51:09.520 and our will to fight is at an all-time low.

00:51:14.000 But maybe it was Clinton,

00:51:15.740 because Clinton is the guy who federalized Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

00:51:19.440 in a bid to help poorer Americans

00:51:21.820 who couldn't afford down payments

00:51:23.980 to gain the access to the American dream and home ownership,

00:51:28.620 resulting in millions of Americans living in homes

00:51:31.140 they couldn't pay for when unemployment spiked.

00:51:34.160 Of course, then again, it was probably Reagan's fault,

00:51:38.860 because Reagan implemented a successful program to end the Cold War,

00:51:42.560 but he did it by outspending the Soviets in a military buildup,

00:51:46.320 but in turn sent the budget deficit soaring for the first time.

00:51:49.860 But I don't like to blame us,

00:51:54.740 so let's look to the Saudis,

00:51:55.980 because it was probably the Saudis,

00:51:57.520 who in the 1960s colluded with the U.S.

00:52:00.340 to create the petrodollar,

00:52:02.380 forcing all nations to pay for oil only in U.S. dollars,

00:52:06.520 trapping all nations around the world against their will

00:52:10.360 onto the U.S. dollar standard,

00:52:12.840 so long as the House of Saud controlled OPEC.

00:52:17.160 Or it could be Nixon.

00:52:19.040 Nixon, who took America and the world

00:52:21.020 due to the Bretton Woods Agreement,

00:52:23.320 which tied all global currencies to the U.S. dollar,

00:52:26.000 off the gold standard in 1971.

00:52:28.880 That way we could have a never-ending cycle

00:52:30.960 of credit expansion and inflation,

00:52:32.860 and that's what really pushed the world to economic disaster.

00:52:36.560 Or it could be Johnson,

00:52:38.780 who said, we'll spend our way out of poverty.

00:52:42.700 We'll make sure that no child is ever poor.

00:52:46.260 Our federal debt today is about $23 trillion.

00:52:49.860 We have spent on this war on poverty,

00:52:53.320 coincidentally about $23 trillion,

00:52:55.660 and nothing has changed.

00:52:58.480 Then again, it could be Franklin Roosevelt.

00:53:00.540 I mean, Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson,

00:53:04.000 they created Medicare, Social Security,

00:53:05.860 farm subsidies, unemployment insurance,

00:53:08.280 three programs which together consume

00:53:10.460 over 70% of all federal tax revenue,

00:53:15.080 turning America into the largest

00:53:16.800 and costliest welfare state in the history of the world.

00:53:21.240 We spend more than the Soviet Union did 0.99

00:53:24.420 with a total cost of $2.5 trillion per year.

00:53:30.540 Now, we've got to go back further.

00:53:33.880 Who destroyed it?

00:53:34.600 It was probably at the creation of the Federal Reserve,

00:53:36.660 when Congress formally abdicated

00:53:39.120 its constitutional responsibility

00:53:40.940 to maintain and defend the nation's money supply,

00:53:44.880 gold and silver,

00:53:46.160 instead handing control of our monetary system

00:53:48.480 and currency to a cabal of private banks,

00:53:51.280 which we still don't know which ones they are,

00:53:53.320 and bankers who shifted the U.S.

00:53:55.420 and the world to a fiat currency system.

00:54:00.160 I mean, I could go on,

00:54:01.520 but I think you see the dilemma.

00:54:03.060 What ails the U.S. and the global economy

00:54:05.440 is not Trump's tariffs,

00:54:07.300 though they are a bad idea, in my opinion.

00:54:10.900 It's not the transition from fossil fuels

00:54:12.940 to renewable energy.

00:54:14.260 It's not the bank and corporate bailouts of 2009

00:54:17.180 that papered over the financial crisis

00:54:19.260 with ever-increasing unpayable debt.

00:54:21.680 It's all of these things.

00:54:25.140 It's 100 years of misadventure

00:54:28.520 through progressivism

00:54:29.740 in foolhardy policy failures.

00:54:33.840 Evaluating each one in a vacuum

00:54:36.260 can make it seem like it was a good idea at the time,

00:54:38.880 but when you examine it

00:54:40.160 as a connected series of events in context,

00:54:43.140 what do you get?

00:54:44.780 You get a clear picture

00:54:46.500 of policy decisions

00:54:48.400 that made an eventual global financial crisis

00:54:51.840 a matter of unavoidable inevitability.

00:54:56.840 Period.

00:55:00.360 So who broke the economy?

00:55:03.600 Well, if we're going to be honest

00:55:05.400 and we're going to talk about

00:55:06.880 what's coming and how to fix it,

00:55:09.920 we all have to stop the finger-pointing

00:55:12.800 and say we all did.

00:55:13.900 In one way or another, we all did.

00:55:15.620 Our grandparents, our parents, and us.

00:55:19.160 And now your kids will break it even further

00:55:21.240 by doing more of the very thing

00:55:23.320 that started us along this misadventure

00:55:25.400 in the first place.

00:55:26.440 More government intervention.

00:55:28.740 More central planning.

00:55:30.480 More socialism.

00:55:33.840 That's the root of it.

00:55:35.620 If you look at the entire litany

00:55:37.520 of poor policy decisions

00:55:39.020 that have brought the world once again

00:55:41.040 to what many believe

00:55:42.740 is the brink of economic disaster

00:55:45.080 and possibly world war,

00:55:46.880 the seed of which sprouted

00:55:49.080 the poisonous tree

00:55:50.120 was the idea that the natural

00:55:52.540 self-organizing and self-correcting

00:55:55.180 economic cycle

00:55:56.260 ever present in a free market economy

00:55:59.420 should be controlled by directors

00:56:02.520 and government bureaucracies.

00:56:03.880 And as usual,

00:56:07.300 more government

00:56:07.880 will not be the right answer,

00:56:10.180 but it will be the one

00:56:11.200 I believe

00:56:11.980 even Republicans

00:56:13.620 will clamor for

00:56:14.860 in the coming storm.

00:56:18.120 That's exactly what we can expect

00:56:20.540 the experts to try

00:56:22.580 yet again.

00:56:25.020 What is the definition

00:56:26.460 of insanity again?

00:56:27.500 Here's why we must

00:56:33.340 not do that.

00:56:36.040 America,

00:56:37.180 the last best hope

00:56:38.980 for mankind.

00:56:41.060 Truly.

00:56:42.520 And the numbers

00:56:43.500 explain it.

00:56:45.820 Next.

00:56:53.380 So how many times

00:56:54.480 have you signed up

00:56:55.040 for an account online

00:56:55.880 and clicked,

00:56:56.360 I agree.

00:56:57.500 You don't agree.

00:56:59.100 You just don't want

00:57:00.100 to read it, right?

00:57:01.820 I've, no, I've read that.

00:57:03.500 I agree.

00:57:04.400 I've read the whole thing.

00:57:05.580 You haven't read a word of it.

00:57:07.300 We've all done it

00:57:08.280 and even know,

00:57:09.400 even though we all know

00:57:10.740 this is not a good thing.

00:57:12.100 I, they could be taking

00:57:13.120 my house right now.

00:57:15.260 It's no big deal.

00:57:17.260 If only a small percentage

00:57:18.320 of your data

00:57:18.900 is going out

00:57:19.480 to other companies.

00:57:21.020 But a recent study

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00:57:23.060 99% of Americans

00:57:25.200 could be correctly

00:57:26.660 re-identified

00:57:27.780 from any data set

00:57:29.580 by using attributes

00:57:30.980 like age, gender,

00:57:32.280 agenda,

00:57:32.760 and marital status.

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00:57:36.360 I don't want all my stuff

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00:57:38.880 I don't want to be categorized.

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00:58:21.020 We break now

00:58:21.600 for 10 seconds.

00:58:22.360 Station ID.

00:58:34.820 Since the end

00:58:36.060 of World War II

00:58:37.140 and even more especially

00:58:38.420 since the U.S.

00:58:39.560 took the entire

00:58:40.720 Western world

00:58:41.580 off the gold standard

00:58:42.940 and that's when Nixon

00:58:44.480 closed the Fed's

00:58:45.500 gold window in 1971,

00:58:47.500 all of the nations

00:58:48.620 on Earth

00:58:49.340 went on a binge

00:58:51.040 of credit expansion.

00:58:52.940 It's why none of us

00:58:54.800 would be willing

00:58:55.380 to go back

00:58:56.020 and live into the 1960s

00:58:57.620 at their standards

00:58:58.520 because we bought

00:59:00.160 all of this stuff

00:59:01.540 on credit.

00:59:03.060 And for a long time,

00:59:04.620 the technological expansion

00:59:05.800 that enabled

00:59:06.540 massive population growth

00:59:08.180 made this work.

00:59:09.400 For all the new currency

00:59:11.700 that was created

00:59:12.540 through ever more

00:59:13.500 debt-denominated currencies,

00:59:16.240 new populations

00:59:17.120 were created

00:59:18.020 to absorb,

00:59:19.200 support,

00:59:19.780 and repay that debt.

00:59:21.480 New food was grown,

00:59:22.720 new industries,

00:59:23.500 new workers,

00:59:24.200 new consumers.

00:59:24.880 But what happens

00:59:27.160 when that expanding debt

00:59:28.560 dramatically starts

00:59:30.060 to outpace

00:59:31.200 not on the rate

00:59:33.080 of the population growth

00:59:34.600 but the rate

00:59:35.340 of productive

00:59:36.640 population growth?

00:59:39.860 Western,

00:59:40.700 first world populations,

00:59:42.240 capable of absorbing

00:59:43.280 every expanding debt

00:59:44.840 expansion peaked

00:59:45.880 in 2009.

00:59:47.360 So in other words,

00:59:48.740 our population

00:59:49.340 is still growing

00:59:50.200 but not with the right

00:59:52.400 kind of growth.

00:59:53.920 They're not people

00:59:54.640 that can help us

00:59:56.340 pay for this debt.

00:59:58.400 Since that time,

00:59:59.740 populations for Germany,

01:00:01.720 the UK,

01:00:02.480 France,

01:00:02.940 Canada

01:00:03.240 are all flat.

01:00:05.480 Now there's a population

01:00:06.720 explosion,

01:00:07.720 an expansion

01:00:08.440 in the US,

01:00:09.700 Austria,

01:00:10.240 Italy,

01:00:10.580 Greece,

01:00:10.920 but 81%

01:00:12.560 of that expansion

01:00:13.760 in those countries

01:00:14.860 is due to immigration

01:00:16.020 and largely

01:00:17.160 from second

01:00:18.000 or third world countries.

01:00:19.800 Now this is not about

01:00:21.120 anything to do with

01:00:22.060 cultural or immigration

01:00:23.380 stats or anything else.

01:00:24.640 This is all an economic stat.

01:00:28.060 Immigrants from second 1.00

01:00:29.100 and third world countries

01:00:30.400 coming into modern

01:00:32.480 Western civilizations

01:00:33.660 generally take

01:00:35.380 two to three generations

01:00:37.060 to be able to absorb

01:00:39.340 debt and credit expansion

01:00:40.920 by contributing

01:00:42.300 to in a significant way

01:00:44.120 to tax base

01:00:45.480 and debt payment capacity.

01:00:48.340 So in other words,

01:00:49.640 we're going to have to wait

01:00:50.840 for them to be able

01:00:52.600 to afford

01:00:53.400 all of the things

01:00:54.760 that we're spending

01:00:55.380 right now.

01:00:56.520 And because they're here

01:00:58.140 and not contributing

01:00:59.380 in a significant way

01:01:00.980 to the tax base,

01:01:02.320 we are racking up

01:01:04.240 even more debt

01:01:05.320 because they are

01:01:06.020 costing us money.

01:01:07.700 This is happening

01:01:08.420 all over the world.

01:01:09.440 As of Q2, 2019,

01:01:13.660 now listen to this,

01:01:14.920 94% of the yield,

01:01:17.220 so 94% of the profit

01:01:19.200 on sovereign,

01:01:21.220 that's government bond debt,

01:01:24.400 94% of the profit

01:01:26.960 on government bond debt

01:01:29.520 comes from the United States

01:01:31.860 of America.

01:01:32.580 Sovereign funds

01:01:35.180 are what the UK has

01:01:37.240 and everybody else.

01:01:38.260 They have a collection

01:01:39.400 of money.

01:01:40.580 They invested in bonds.

01:01:43.180 94% of what they get

01:01:46.020 by buying those bonds,

01:01:47.960 the profit comes from us.

01:01:51.780 The United States of America

01:01:53.500 also represents 81%

01:01:56.040 of all AAA corporate bond yield

01:01:59.260 among all G20 nations.

01:02:01.180 So, in other words,

01:02:02.660 it's Apple,

01:02:04.160 it's General Motors,

01:02:05.760 it's all American companies.

01:02:08.540 81% of the profit

01:02:13.160 coming to the rest of the world

01:02:16.180 is because they've invested

01:02:18.500 in American AAA companies.

01:02:21.280 eight of the G20 nations

01:02:24.680 now issue 50

01:02:26.620 or 100-year bonds

01:02:29.180 at zero interest.

01:02:32.220 Let me say that again.

01:02:34.260 Eight out of the G20 nations

01:02:36.860 are offering 50

01:02:38.400 to 100-year bonds

01:02:40.100 at zero.

01:02:41.260 So, in other words,

01:02:42.320 if you are in Norway

01:02:43.920 and you want to make sure

01:02:45.620 that you have $100

01:02:46.520 in 50 years,

01:02:47.840 you park it

01:02:49.060 in their 50

01:02:50.040 or 100-year bond

01:02:51.780 at zero.

01:02:53.620 You park it there

01:02:54.900 and in 50 years,

01:02:56.560 they give you $100 back.

01:02:59.360 So, all that money

01:03:00.780 is parked

01:03:01.420 and no one's making

01:03:03.420 any money off of it.

01:03:04.420 zero of the G20 nations

01:03:10.880 project a balanced budget

01:03:12.540 or positive budget.

01:03:15.120 Zero are projecting

01:03:17.660 a positive budget

01:03:19.260 over the next 20 years.

01:03:24.060 China is the worst offender 1.00

01:03:26.660 on the planet.

01:03:27.620 If you think our debt spending

01:03:29.160 is crazy,

01:03:29.800 China

01:03:31.060 at a rate

01:03:32.480 of negative

01:03:33.820 487%

01:03:36.900 of GDP growth

01:03:38.460 over 20 years.

01:03:39.920 The U.S.

01:03:40.920 is 10th

01:03:41.620 in the world

01:03:42.100 at 68%

01:03:43.700 of GDP growth

01:03:44.820 over the next 20.

01:03:45.780 So,

01:03:46.400 this is what this means.

01:03:47.920 Whatever our GDP,

01:03:49.440 whatever it is

01:03:50.140 we all make together,

01:03:51.980 over the next 20 years,

01:03:53.840 take 68%

01:03:55.400 of that number

01:03:56.180 and add it

01:03:56.980 to our debt.

01:03:57.680 There's more.

01:04:03.540 Taken as a whole,

01:04:04.600 over 81%

01:04:05.420 of government spending

01:04:06.360 for G20 countries

01:04:07.420 will be spent

01:04:08.080 on entitlement programs

01:04:09.480 and pensions.

01:04:10.800 Among the G20 nations,

01:04:12.180 16 have population

01:04:13.860 declines by 2030.

01:04:16.400 They're all counting

01:04:17.800 on the United States

01:04:19.200 of America.

01:04:20.220 We are their

01:04:20.880 only profit center.

01:04:23.400 The problem is,

01:04:25.160 we're in trouble too.

01:04:26.440 And the math

01:04:28.440 doesn't add up

01:04:30.280 for the West.

01:04:32.280 You're listening

01:04:33.300 to Glenn Beck.

01:04:36.800 All right,

01:04:37.560 let me tell you

01:04:38.160 about the U.S.

01:04:39.820 C.C.A.

01:04:40.920 It is no secret

01:04:41.660 we're living in scary times

01:04:42.940 and things could get worse.

01:04:45.880 People commit

01:04:46.880 horrible,

01:04:47.560 violent acts.

01:04:48.520 Now,

01:04:48.780 politicians using

01:04:49.760 the wrong legislative policy

01:04:51.340 to try to combat

01:04:52.480 that violence.

01:04:53.700 Now,

01:04:53.860 we need more gun laws. 1.00

01:04:54.720 No,

01:04:55.180 we don't.

01:04:56.660 Now,

01:04:57.040 more than ever,

01:04:58.000 protecting yourself

01:04:58.900 and your loved one

01:04:59.920 needs to be

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01:05:13.400 Texas is going

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01:06:05.720 Okay,

01:06:06.320 all this week,

01:06:07.100 we're going to be

01:06:07.660 talking in this hour.

01:06:09.260 I invite you,

01:06:10.060 if you just joined us,

01:06:11.240 to go back

01:06:11.960 and listen to the podcast.

01:06:13.440 You can hear it

01:06:14.060 on iHeart,

01:06:15.120 you know,

01:06:17.180 the iHeart app

01:06:18.200 or Apple

01:06:18.860 or whatever,

01:06:19.840 but this is

01:06:21.300 an economic special

01:06:22.660 through the week

01:06:23.840 because I think

01:06:24.460 it's very important

01:06:25.720 that you understand

01:06:26.640 what's around

01:06:27.940 the corner.

01:06:29.000 And today,

01:06:29.640 we've been talking

01:06:30.640 about who broke

01:06:31.380 the markets

01:06:31.860 and how.

01:06:32.920 It's all of us.

01:06:34.920 And throughout

01:06:35.920 the last hundred years,

01:06:37.420 it's flawed thinking

01:06:39.080 that has to be changed.

01:06:40.400 and then

01:06:43.000 how the rest

01:06:44.100 of the world

01:06:44.680 is relying

01:06:45.540 on us.

01:06:48.000 The only profit center

01:06:49.900 for these countries

01:06:51.040 in their investments

01:06:51.940 are all coming

01:06:53.020 from the United States

01:06:54.540 and what the debt

01:06:56.300 looks like

01:06:57.200 overseas.

01:06:59.420 All right.

01:07:00.740 I want to give you

01:07:01.600 one more piece today.

01:07:02.580 And this is

01:07:04.040 something

01:07:05.280 that

01:07:06.540 I

01:07:07.700 urge,

01:07:09.460 urge

01:07:10.140 the president

01:07:10.860 to please

01:07:12.880 pay attention to.

01:07:15.700 He is playing

01:07:16.620 an extraordinarily

01:07:17.700 dangerous game

01:07:19.180 right now

01:07:20.060 with the Chinese.

01:07:22.120 The Chinese,

01:07:23.400 if you remember

01:07:24.120 in

01:07:24.600 the early

01:07:26.180 20th century,

01:07:27.020 the United States

01:07:29.300 under Wilson

01:07:30.140 forced

01:07:31.540 Great Britain

01:07:32.380 to choose

01:07:34.000 either the United States

01:07:35.840 or Japan.

01:07:37.560 And it was

01:07:38.400 in the arrogance

01:07:39.080 of Woodrow Wilson

01:07:39.980 and the progressives.

01:07:41.180 The British said,

01:07:41.900 please don't,

01:07:42.540 you don't understand

01:07:43.200 the Japanese.

01:07:43.980 Please don't make us

01:07:44.940 do this.

01:07:46.020 And we did.

01:07:47.340 Well,

01:07:47.840 they never forgot

01:07:48.920 that in Japan.

01:07:49.620 And that is

01:07:50.480 one of the

01:07:51.160 key elements

01:07:52.660 of why they

01:07:54.080 bombed us

01:07:54.640 in 1941

01:07:55.480 because we

01:07:56.980 humiliated them.

01:07:58.920 We are currently

01:08:00.260 humiliating

01:08:01.480 the Chinese

01:08:02.420 and that is

01:08:03.240 not something

01:08:04.100 that you go

01:08:04.720 back from.

01:08:05.980 They will

01:08:06.920 remember this.

01:08:09.480 Now,

01:08:10.360 they have

01:08:11.060 no pun intended

01:08:12.980 a Trump card

01:08:13.980 that we talked

01:08:14.860 about six months

01:08:15.860 ago.

01:08:16.180 And I want to

01:08:16.860 explain it to you

01:08:17.920 because I want

01:08:19.240 you to know

01:08:19.860 exactly what

01:08:21.240 nobody's talking

01:08:22.260 about this

01:08:22.880 because they all

01:08:23.540 want to play

01:08:23.920 politics.

01:08:24.540 I don't care

01:08:25.660 about politics.

01:08:26.520 I care about

01:08:27.660 you having

01:08:28.580 some money

01:08:29.560 left over,

01:08:30.480 you having

01:08:30.940 a job,

01:08:31.520 all of us

01:08:31.960 having a country

01:08:32.760 left.

01:08:35.860 This is why

01:08:37.020 this is getting

01:08:37.900 very dangerous

01:08:38.900 because we are

01:08:40.140 seeing the

01:08:41.040 escalation back

01:08:42.160 and forth,

01:08:42.980 the trade war

01:08:43.660 threats.

01:08:44.620 China came out 1.00

01:08:45.240 today and said,

01:08:45.960 we don't want

01:08:46.480 any more of this

01:08:47.140 trade war.

01:08:48.480 Hopefully,

01:08:48.960 the president

01:08:49.460 will now sit

01:08:50.340 down and do

01:08:51.260 it.

01:08:52.340 However,

01:08:53.900 we are seeing

01:08:54.840 more product

01:08:55.720 boycotts.

01:08:56.520 We're talking

01:08:57.040 now,

01:08:57.420 the president

01:08:57.820 is saying

01:08:58.300 companies need

01:08:58.980 to leave

01:08:59.440 China.

01:09:00.920 We also

01:09:01.740 have a new

01:09:02.280 plan to sell

01:09:02.940 Taiwan billions

01:09:03.880 of dollars of

01:09:04.680 advanced fighter

01:09:05.500 jets,

01:09:06.280 a warship,

01:09:07.400 a U.S.

01:09:08.040 warship sailed

01:09:08.880 through the

01:09:09.320 Strait of Taiwan.

01:09:10.700 This is not a

01:09:11.500 destroyer.

01:09:12.180 This was a

01:09:12.700 marine transport

01:09:13.780 ship capable

01:09:14.900 of carrying an

01:09:15.700 entire regiment

01:09:16.580 of U.S.

01:09:17.280 combat troops

01:09:17.940 and support

01:09:18.700 vehicles.

01:09:19.240 right in

01:09:21.620 between Taiwan

01:09:22.560 and China.

01:09:23.640 They don't,

01:09:24.440 that's humiliation

01:09:25.560 to them.

01:09:27.980 Now,

01:09:28.620 here's what I

01:09:29.140 want you to

01:09:29.620 know that you

01:09:30.240 won't hear

01:09:30.920 elsewhere.

01:09:31.740 We reported

01:09:32.460 this about

01:09:34.400 six months

01:09:35.180 ago,

01:09:35.660 and it is

01:09:36.180 what the

01:09:37.000 Chinese Communist 0.72

01:09:38.620 Party has

01:09:39.480 up its

01:09:40.020 sleeve in

01:09:41.140 any economic

01:09:42.160 war.

01:09:45.020 Recall that

01:09:45.820 we covered

01:09:46.360 this on the

01:09:47.280 blaze and

01:09:47.900 on this

01:09:49.040 radio program

01:09:49.800 during the

01:09:50.440 first quarter

01:09:51.160 of this

01:09:52.020 year.

01:09:53.280 And what

01:09:54.000 we talked

01:09:54.500 about was

01:09:55.100 how China's

01:09:55.960 central bank

01:09:56.720 created 50

01:09:58.260 trillion dollars

01:10:00.220 U.S.

01:10:01.380 in off-balance

01:10:02.600 sheet currency

01:10:03.660 between 2015

01:10:05.200 and 2018.

01:10:06.500 Now,

01:10:06.640 this was

01:10:06.920 according to

01:10:07.420 the People's

01:10:07.920 Bank of

01:10:08.360 China,

01:10:08.840 their annual

01:10:09.340 financial stability

01:10:10.380 report.

01:10:11.140 It was on

01:10:11.680 page 62.

01:10:12.820 We told you

01:10:13.400 this is just

01:10:14.760 them saying,

01:10:15.740 oh,

01:10:15.880 you know what,

01:10:16.260 we're going to

01:10:16.500 open another

01:10:16.980 set of

01:10:17.340 books and

01:10:17.680 we're going

01:10:17.900 to make

01:10:18.200 50 trillion

01:10:19.400 dollars.

01:10:20.020 We're just

01:10:20.260 going to

01:10:20.440 print 50

01:10:21.280 trillion.

01:10:22.780 Now,

01:10:23.420 that 50 0.91

01:10:24.160 trillion

01:10:24.700 created from

01:10:26.060 thin air

01:10:26.840 was loaned

01:10:28.420 to Chinese

01:10:29.140 banks and

01:10:30.060 government

01:10:30.480 controlled

01:10:31.000 companies.

01:10:32.080 It is not

01:10:33.260 counted on

01:10:34.320 their balance

01:10:35.040 sheet as

01:10:35.800 public debt.

01:10:36.900 It's actually

01:10:38.060 being counted

01:10:38.820 as an

01:10:39.660 asset since

01:10:41.240 it was loaned

01:10:42.340 off the balance

01:10:43.080 sheet from the

01:10:43.740 central bank to

01:10:44.300 the Chinese.

01:10:44.960 This sounds

01:10:45.760 bad for them.

01:10:47.860 But I want

01:10:48.720 you to continue

01:10:49.240 to listen.

01:10:50.060 As reported

01:10:50.900 in Foreign

01:10:51.440 Policy magazine,

01:10:53.160 an estimated

01:10:53.800 25 trillion

01:10:55.420 of that

01:10:56.260 currency was

01:10:57.520 used to

01:10:58.160 refinance

01:10:59.060 zombie

01:10:59.600 companies and

01:11:00.980 the banks

01:11:01.960 have.

01:11:02.180 They're building

01:11:02.560 these cities.

01:11:03.280 There's nothing.

01:11:04.020 They're building

01:11:04.360 these companies.

01:11:05.120 They're nothing.

01:11:05.640 They're all

01:11:06.100 declining.

01:11:06.820 They're all

01:11:07.100 falling apart.

01:11:07.900 And so the

01:11:08.580 Communist Party

01:11:09.280 is propping

01:11:09.880 them up.

01:11:10.280 So half

01:11:11.380 25 trillion

01:11:12.540 was loaned

01:11:14.440 to support

01:11:15.240 these companies

01:11:16.100 and these

01:11:16.520 ghost cities.

01:11:18.540 The other

01:11:19.860 25 trillion

01:11:21.660 was used

01:11:23.020 to invest

01:11:23.940 in Western

01:11:24.660 financial markets

01:11:26.120 via offshore

01:11:27.740 entities,

01:11:28.740 which means

01:11:30.100 no one

01:11:31.160 knows who

01:11:32.860 owns what

01:11:33.800 stocks and

01:11:34.840 bonds and

01:11:35.700 funds.

01:11:36.260 of that

01:11:37.760 between 14

01:11:39.040 and 16

01:11:39.940 trillion,

01:11:41.140 the Chinese

01:11:42.180 took and

01:11:42.820 invested in

01:11:43.860 our equities

01:11:45.060 stocks all

01:11:48.280 held in

01:11:49.420 these shell

01:11:50.160 corporations

01:11:50.900 that we

01:11:51.500 don't know.

01:11:53.000 Another 10

01:11:54.200 trillion invested

01:11:55.340 in other

01:11:56.080 Western equities,

01:11:57.300 including real

01:11:58.280 estate stocks

01:11:59.080 and bonds of

01:11:59.900 the U,

01:12:00.760 Canada and

01:12:01.600 Australia.

01:12:02.980 Now,

01:12:03.780 Rubio got

01:12:04.540 wind of this

01:12:05.420 in late

01:12:05.800 2018 and

01:12:07.000 in March

01:12:07.440 2019.

01:12:09.040 He introduced

01:12:09.520 the Equitable

01:12:10.480 Act,

01:12:11.480 an amendment

01:12:11.880 to the

01:12:12.260 Sarbanes-Oxley

01:12:13.140 Accounting Act

01:12:13.820 of 2002.

01:12:15.220 It would

01:12:15.380 require any

01:12:16.120 foreign corporate

01:12:16.980 entity wishing

01:12:17.700 to acquire

01:12:18.340 U.S.

01:12:18.840 equities to

01:12:19.380 report on

01:12:20.140 ownership

01:12:20.600 structure,

01:12:21.960 the parent

01:12:22.380 companies prior

01:12:23.500 to executing

01:12:25.040 an equity

01:12:25.580 purchase.

01:12:26.420 Not a bad

01:12:27.140 idea,

01:12:27.740 but the act

01:12:28.180 would not

01:12:28.800 be retroactive.

01:12:30.460 So the

01:12:30.720 14 to

01:12:31.500 16 trillion

01:12:32.980 dollars

01:12:33.600 controlled by

01:12:34.840 the Chinese

01:12:35.480 Communist Party

01:12:36.620 via the

01:12:37.360 shell companies

01:12:38.160 and banks

01:12:38.740 is already

01:12:40.540 done.

01:12:44.160 So what

01:12:45.180 does that

01:12:45.620 all mean?

01:12:47.580 Do you

01:12:48.560 remember when

01:12:49.620 the financial

01:12:51.200 crash happened

01:12:52.580 in 2008?

01:12:53.620 the Pentagon

01:12:55.180 reported that

01:12:56.400 there was

01:12:56.980 a flash

01:12:57.960 crash.

01:12:59.160 Somebody,

01:13:00.600 a sovereign

01:13:01.260 fund,

01:13:01.920 which is

01:13:02.320 not 16

01:13:03.640 trillion dollars,

01:13:05.200 a sovereign

01:13:05.940 fund,

01:13:06.960 pulled all

01:13:07.840 of their

01:13:08.100 money out

01:13:08.640 of the

01:13:08.900 stock market,

01:13:09.860 which

01:13:10.700 precipitated

01:13:12.200 the crash.

01:13:13.780 What this

01:13:14.820 means is

01:13:15.660 that the

01:13:16.320 Cold War

01:13:17.180 between us

01:13:18.220 and China

01:13:18.860 could turn

01:13:19.680 into a very

01:13:20.280 hot war,

01:13:21.740 financially

01:13:22.220 speaking.

01:13:23.700 And the

01:13:24.100 president of

01:13:24.760 China has 0.91

01:13:25.460 his finger

01:13:25.920 on a

01:13:26.320 massive

01:13:26.920 launch

01:13:27.640 button.

01:13:28.440 And that

01:13:29.020 button doesn't

01:13:30.040 say launch

01:13:30.600 missiles,

01:13:31.180 doesn't say

01:13:31.620 nukes,

01:13:31.980 it just

01:13:32.420 says sell.

01:13:34.540 If the

01:13:35.440 president

01:13:35.900 orders the

01:13:37.200 Chinese government

01:13:38.140 or the

01:13:38.680 communists

01:13:39.460 order these

01:13:41.020 companies,

01:13:42.440 a sell

01:13:43.060 order,

01:13:45.060 he can

01:13:45.460 effectively

01:13:46.220 crash all

01:13:49.500 of our

01:13:49.800 stock markets.

01:13:50.580 and since

01:13:52.220 we're talking

01:13:52.600 about funny

01:13:53.220 money because

01:13:54.180 they just

01:13:55.420 printed it,

01:13:56.600 they don't

01:13:57.340 have any

01:13:57.660 problem.

01:13:58.100 I mean,

01:13:58.400 no skin

01:13:58.760 off their

01:13:59.060 nose.

01:13:59.440 It's not

01:13:59.900 real money.

01:14:01.100 They're

01:14:01.660 playing with

01:14:02.140 monopoly

01:14:02.560 money and

01:14:03.900 they could

01:14:04.200 crash our 0.99

01:14:04.820 markets.

01:14:07.280 Now,

01:14:07.960 it's unlikely

01:14:08.720 that our

01:14:09.280 president has

01:14:09.900 no idea

01:14:10.440 that the

01:14:10.800 Chinese hold 0.94

01:14:11.340 a significant

01:14:11.880 amount of

01:14:13.000 U.S.

01:14:14.380 stocks.

01:14:15.720 On the

01:14:16.460 books,

01:14:17.120 China officially

01:14:18.220 states that

01:14:19.280 they own

01:14:19.720 about $3

01:14:20.420 trillion of

01:14:21.780 our stocks

01:14:22.420 and our

01:14:23.160 real estate,

01:14:24.080 not including

01:14:25.060 the $1.6

01:14:26.120 trillion in

01:14:27.120 U.S.

01:14:27.520 sovereign bonds.

01:14:28.740 So when

01:14:29.480 they say

01:14:29.940 they're funding

01:14:30.700 our debt,

01:14:31.760 what they

01:14:32.520 have is

01:14:33.080 $1.6

01:14:34.260 trillion of

01:14:35.800 our bonds.

01:14:37.000 We are

01:14:37.760 now talking

01:14:38.740 about $14

01:14:40.000 to $16

01:14:41.320 trillion

01:14:42.460 in our

01:14:43.960 stock market

01:14:45.100 alone.

01:14:45.660 in total

01:14:50.620 that's

01:14:51.260 $25

01:14:51.920 trillion

01:14:53.080 in

01:14:53.860 Western

01:14:54.200 U.S.

01:14:54.620 equities

01:14:54.980 and real

01:14:55.420 estate.

01:14:56.780 What

01:14:57.500 isn't

01:14:57.960 clear

01:14:58.300 is our

01:14:59.420 appetite

01:14:59.820 to take

01:15:00.540 this risk

01:15:01.340 and how

01:15:01.820 real we

01:15:02.520 think this

01:15:03.100 threat is.

01:15:04.300 But make

01:15:05.120 no mistakes,

01:15:06.760 the Chinese

01:15:08.820 Communist Party

01:15:09.700 seems positioned

01:15:10.980 to weaponize

01:15:12.640 our U.S.

01:15:13.340 financial assets

01:15:14.480 against us

01:15:16.320 should they

01:15:17.280 choose to

01:15:19.280 turn a

01:15:19.760 Cold War

01:15:20.400 into a

01:15:21.260 hot one.

01:15:22.360 And everyone

01:15:23.260 will poo-poo 0.99

01:15:24.080 this.

01:15:25.260 Everyone will

01:15:25.900 say it won't

01:15:26.660 be in their

01:15:27.140 best interest.

01:15:29.220 And that's

01:15:30.340 true.

01:15:32.240 But when

01:15:33.180 you're dealing

01:15:33.780 with

01:15:34.400 communists,

01:15:36.080 the Chinese,

01:15:38.360 and people

01:15:39.260 who look at

01:15:39.960 humiliation

01:15:40.740 completely

01:15:41.740 differently,

01:15:43.120 do not

01:15:44.520 expect those

01:15:45.580 people to

01:15:46.260 play by the

01:15:47.160 rules you

01:15:48.300 understand.

01:15:57.520 Tomorrow,

01:15:59.880 recessions,

01:16:00.920 good for

01:16:01.680 economies,

01:16:02.620 bad for

01:16:03.220 presidents.

01:16:04.780 The

01:16:04.980 president,

01:16:05.640 I am

01:16:06.240 praying that

01:16:07.060 the president

01:16:07.640 is a

01:16:11.720 about at

01:16:12.460 the end

01:16:12.980 of these

01:16:13.600 trade

01:16:15.360 embargoes.

01:16:18.820 And it

01:16:20.000 looks like

01:16:20.660 maybe he

01:16:21.540 will be.

01:16:23.540 It looks

01:16:24.460 like the

01:16:24.840 G20 was

01:16:25.860 really good.

01:16:26.680 China has 0.91

01:16:27.360 signaled that

01:16:27.900 they want an

01:16:28.420 end to it.

01:16:29.860 And if the

01:16:30.920 president

01:16:31.340 will agree

01:16:34.220 to that,

01:16:34.840 we could be

01:16:35.440 past this

01:16:36.080 and our

01:16:36.500 economies will

01:16:37.300 start to

01:16:37.860 pick up

01:16:38.380 and roar

01:16:38.980 again.

01:16:39.440 But we'll

01:16:40.740 explain why

01:16:41.540 recessions are

01:16:43.160 good for

01:16:44.320 our economic

01:16:44.960 situation long

01:16:46.180 run,

01:16:46.640 but very

01:16:47.240 bad for

01:16:47.760 presidents on

01:16:49.080 tomorrow's

01:16:49.960 second hour

01:16:51.020 of this

01:16:52.120 broadcast.

01:16:53.340 Also,

01:16:53.880 the next

01:16:54.400 day,

01:16:55.220 MMT.

01:16:56.120 It's not

01:16:56.820 modern,

01:16:57.460 it's not

01:16:57.920 monetary,

01:16:58.420 and it's

01:16:58.980 not a

01:16:59.360 theory.

01:16:59.880 But you're

01:17:00.720 going to hear

01:17:01.180 a lot about

01:17:01.800 it because

01:17:02.160 the politicians

01:17:02.860 are already

01:17:03.640 talking about

01:17:04.300 something called

01:17:04.860 MMT.

01:17:05.600 and it

01:17:06.340 is the

01:17:06.740 most

01:17:07.120 terrifying

01:17:08.120 thing I

01:17:08.780 have heard

01:17:09.360 because it

01:17:10.420 comes from

01:17:11.020 the Stone

01:17:11.720 Age.

01:17:12.680 And then

01:17:13.460 the next

01:17:14.140 day,

01:17:14.640 what do we

01:17:15.640 all do

01:17:16.020 about it?

01:17:16.940 All this

01:17:17.720 week on

01:17:18.520 the Glenn

01:17:18.820 Beck

01:17:18.960 program.

01:17:19.860 All right,

01:17:20.740 we stand

01:17:21.700 at the

01:17:22.000 crossroads,

01:17:22.960 very cubicle

01:17:24.420 row in the

01:17:25.300 building.

01:17:26.180 You stand

01:17:27.160 there and

01:17:27.560 you look

01:17:27.980 behind you

01:17:28.680 a tumbleweed

01:17:29.880 of crumpled

01:17:30.600 paper flying

01:17:33.080 across the

01:17:33.880 carpet.

01:17:34.240 it's just

01:17:35.420 you and

01:17:35.920 the printer.

01:17:37.780 High noon.

01:17:39.820 One of you

01:17:40.260 has to make

01:17:40.820 a move

01:17:41.240 before you

01:17:41.660 can go to

01:17:42.040 lunch.

01:17:43.160 The screen

01:17:43.720 just reads

01:17:44.360 processing,

01:17:45.640 processing.

01:17:47.260 Your trigger

01:17:47.740 finger inches

01:17:49.280 at your side

01:17:50.200 to hit

01:17:50.440 print again,

01:17:51.580 but you

01:17:51.920 don't.

01:17:53.020 Your back

01:17:53.520 aches from

01:17:54.080 standing there

01:17:54.760 for so long

01:17:55.420 in one place

01:17:56.160 if you only

01:17:57.220 had your

01:17:57.560 ex-chair.

01:18:00.640 It's got a

01:18:01.500 dynamic variable

01:18:02.500 lumbar support,

01:18:03.360 something you

01:18:04.960 need in the

01:18:05.860 wild west

01:18:06.540 of business.

01:18:08.860 But if you

01:18:09.420 go to get

01:18:09.840 it,

01:18:10.040 then Susan

01:18:10.720 from accounting

01:18:11.380 is probably

01:18:11.940 going to try

01:18:12.320 to reload

01:18:12.780 the paper

01:18:13.240 and that's

01:18:13.660 just going

01:18:13.920 to make

01:18:14.100 things much,

01:18:14.680 much worse.

01:18:15.220 So you

01:18:15.620 just stand

01:18:16.080 there.

01:18:17.220 Maybe you

01:18:17.620 could get

01:18:18.700 it,

01:18:18.920 beat her 0.78

01:18:19.140 back to

01:18:19.540 the printer.

01:18:21.460 You'd be so

01:18:22.080 much more

01:18:22.420 comfortable

01:18:22.820 while you

01:18:23.260 wait.

01:18:24.180 Overhead,

01:18:24.620 you hear the

01:18:25.020 sound of a

01:18:25.620 far-off

01:18:26.040 buzzard. 0.99

01:18:27.880 What's it

01:18:28.340 going to be,

01:18:28.880 partner?

01:18:29.760 Your chair?

01:18:31.540 We're being

01:18:32.100 eaten by the

01:18:32.640 buzzard at 0.73

01:18:33.180 the printer.

01:18:34.660 Go grab

01:18:35.260 your ex-chair

01:18:35.800 now.

01:18:36.280 Make your

01:18:36.580 back feel

01:18:37.000 so much

01:18:37.480 better.

01:18:38.500 Xchairbeck.com.

01:18:39.660 That's

01:18:39.940 xchairbeck.com.

01:18:41.380 I'm sitting

01:18:41.940 in one right

01:18:42.580 now.

01:18:43.380 It is the

01:18:44.860 world of

01:18:45.640 difference.

01:18:46.820 It is, I

01:18:47.640 think, the

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01:19:17.540 Oh, boy.

01:19:35.900 We're just

01:19:36.280 watching the

01:19:36.720 end of the

01:19:37.140 G7 summit.

01:19:39.180 It wraps up

01:19:39.660 in France.

01:19:40.540 Macron has

01:19:41.180 just been

01:19:41.680 talking along

01:19:43.180 with the

01:19:43.540 president at

01:19:44.420 the press

01:19:44.940 conference,

01:19:45.460 saying,

01:19:45.600 hey, you

01:19:45.920 know, what

01:19:46.460 we have

01:19:46.840 here is

01:19:47.300 a problem

01:19:48.500 of

01:19:48.980 communication.

01:19:50.560 China is 0.85

01:19:51.280 playing some

01:19:51.880 games, and

01:19:52.440 Mr. Donald

01:19:53.820 Trump is

01:19:54.600 destabilizing

01:19:56.060 things, and

01:19:56.720 Trump is

01:19:57.200 just standing

01:19:57.660 next to him

01:19:58.120 like, I'm

01:20:00.460 about to say

01:20:00.980 something,

01:20:01.440 Frenchy

01:20:01.720 Frenchman.

01:20:03.800 He doesn't

01:20:04.460 look happy

01:20:04.900 about it.

01:20:05.220 He does not

01:20:05.720 look happy, and

01:20:06.620 Pat and I

01:20:07.220 were just

01:20:07.500 sitting here

01:20:07.840 watching the

01:20:08.400 screen, just

01:20:09.800 watching the

01:20:10.520 body language

01:20:11.180 and reading

01:20:11.600 the text, and

01:20:12.240 we're like,

01:20:12.680 what is he

01:20:13.580 going to say?

01:20:14.200 What is he

01:20:14.520 going to say?

01:20:15.140 It looks

01:20:18.940 like they

01:20:20.120 had some

01:20:20.900 breakthroughs.

01:20:22.220 Is that

01:20:22.600 your read

01:20:22.980 of it,

01:20:23.600 Pat?

01:20:24.040 Yeah, I

01:20:24.580 think that's

01:20:24.980 the way it's

01:20:25.320 being reported.

01:20:26.100 Yeah, they

01:20:26.480 had some

01:20:26.880 breakthroughs.

01:20:29.120 And that it

01:20:29.620 went pretty

01:20:30.000 well.

01:20:31.340 Although, not

01:20:32.700 if you're to

01:20:33.420 listen to

01:20:33.800 CNN, but

01:20:34.860 nothing goes

01:20:35.440 well with

01:20:36.560 Donald Trump,

01:20:37.280 according to

01:20:37.720 CNN.

01:20:38.460 But everybody

01:20:39.380 else is

01:20:39.760 reporting that

01:20:40.500 it actually

01:20:41.460 went pretty

01:20:41.980 well, and

01:20:42.300 they ironed

01:20:43.000 some things

01:20:43.360 out.

01:20:44.160 But then

01:20:44.560 Macron was

01:20:45.400 just talking

01:20:45.860 about that

01:20:47.060 the trade

01:20:48.000 war between

01:20:48.480 the U.S.

01:20:49.000 and China

01:20:49.380 has to

01:20:49.800 end.

01:20:51.180 I'm not

01:20:51.820 sure how

01:20:52.240 pleased

01:20:52.740 President

01:20:53.640 Trump was

01:20:54.240 with what

01:20:55.160 he was

01:20:55.360 saying.

01:20:56.300 So he's

01:20:56.760 now saying

01:20:57.780 that, look,

01:20:58.440 China has 0.91

01:20:58.900 lost three

01:20:59.480 to five

01:21:00.020 million jobs

01:21:00.720 and it's

01:21:00.960 about to

01:21:01.320 get much,

01:21:01.860 much worse.

01:21:03.420 And these

01:21:04.480 things are

01:21:04.980 effective.

01:21:05.780 And this

01:21:06.220 kind of goes

01:21:06.620 to what we

01:21:07.040 were talking

01:21:07.440 about.

01:21:07.700 People will

01:21:08.140 say, you

01:21:09.360 know, they've

01:21:09.900 got all this

01:21:10.400 money invested

01:21:11.180 in our

01:21:11.620 bonds and

01:21:12.080 our stocks

01:21:12.620 and they're

01:21:12.920 not going

01:21:13.280 to throw

01:21:13.580 that away.

01:21:14.620 Well, what

01:21:15.100 you don't

01:21:15.500 understand is

01:21:16.620 what we're

01:21:17.600 living through

01:21:18.280 right now

01:21:19.020 is a

01:21:20.020 global policy

01:21:21.480 of

01:21:22.700 equalization.

01:21:25.940 We're all

01:21:26.900 just kind of

01:21:27.780 bringing the

01:21:28.980 economies down

01:21:30.360 and bringing

01:21:31.140 the dollars

01:21:32.020 and all

01:21:32.980 of our

01:21:33.420 economic

01:21:34.760 systems down

01:21:36.140 slowly so

01:21:38.300 it could be

01:21:38.860 restarted in

01:21:40.180 a new

01:21:40.980 grand

01:21:41.560 unifying

01:21:42.200 way.

01:21:43.420 Donald

01:21:43.620 Trump is

01:21:45.040 not on

01:21:46.060 that bandwagon

01:21:46.720 and Donald

01:21:47.960 Trump is

01:21:48.320 like, no, I

01:21:49.320 think we

01:21:49.640 should go the

01:21:50.100 other way.

01:21:50.920 Well, the

01:21:51.500 whole world

01:21:52.080 has said, no,

01:21:53.780 no, we all

01:21:54.380 agree that we

01:21:55.100 should all bring 0.96

01:21:55.700 our economies

01:21:56.420 down.

01:21:57.380 So, because

01:21:58.220 that's the

01:21:58.560 arrangement they

01:21:59.140 had with

01:21:59.460 Obama.

01:22:00.220 Yeah.

01:22:00.640 Obama was

01:22:01.260 fine bringing

01:22:02.200 the United

01:22:02.780 States down to

01:22:03.560 the rest.

01:22:03.980 I think, I

01:22:04.720 think George

01:22:05.280 Bush was too.

01:22:06.120 I think he

01:22:06.460 was.

01:22:07.000 I mean, you

01:22:07.620 know, we

01:22:07.820 talked about

01:22:08.320 this under

01:22:08.720 George Bush.

01:22:09.520 We have to

01:22:09.920 abandon the

01:22:11.000 free enterprise

01:22:11.480 system to

01:22:12.120 save the

01:22:13.340 free enterprise

01:22:13.880 system.

01:22:15.060 Right.

01:22:15.640 That's what

01:22:16.040 that means.

01:22:16.920 Yeah.

01:22:17.480 And we'll

01:22:18.220 just bring it

01:22:19.080 down and

01:22:19.500 we'll land

01:22:20.000 the plane.

01:22:20.900 We talked

01:22:21.620 about it in

01:22:22.100 08.

01:22:23.120 We had a

01:22:23.660 choice.

01:22:24.680 Slam into 1.00

01:22:25.340 the side of

01:22:25.840 a mountain

01:22:26.200 or land in

01:22:28.040 the trees.

01:22:29.160 And we

01:22:29.760 landed, we're

01:22:30.500 trying to land

01:22:31.380 in the trees.

01:22:32.420 And that's

01:22:33.100 what everybody

01:22:33.560 is doing.

01:22:34.580 And Trump

01:22:34.980 is like, no.

01:22:36.360 How about

01:22:36.600 we don't

01:22:36.860 crash?

01:22:37.320 How about

01:22:37.520 we don't

01:22:37.760 crash?

01:22:38.100 How about

01:22:38.280 we avoid

01:22:38.700 the mountain

01:22:39.120 and we

01:22:40.100 don't crash

01:22:40.680 into the

01:22:40.980 trees?

01:22:41.380 Well, the

01:22:41.600 rest of the

01:22:42.060 world doesn't

01:22:42.760 like that

01:22:43.580 because we

01:22:45.680 have the

01:22:46.100 ability to

01:22:46.760 actually do

01:22:47.680 it.

01:22:47.860 If China 0.97

01:22:48.860 has the

01:22:49.580 choice, with

01:22:50.820 the debt

01:22:51.300 that they

01:22:51.640 have going,

01:22:52.760 they're going

01:22:53.580 to crash.

01:22:54.560 And they'd

01:22:55.100 rather bring

01:22:55.700 all of us

01:22:56.460 down so we're

01:22:57.400 on a level

01:22:58.300 playing field

01:22:59.260 than leave the

01:23:00.380 United States

01:23:00.960 standing.

01:23:01.860 You're

01:23:02.340 listening to

01:23:03.160 Glenn Beck.

01:23:06.360 That is

01:23:17.360 one of the

01:23:17.800 most outrageous

01:23:18.340 things ever.

01:23:19.280 So outrageous.

01:23:20.420 So outrageous.

01:23:22.040 He may be

01:23:22.620 responsible for

01:23:23.540 many million

01:23:24.260 more deaths

01:23:24.940 than Hitler, 0.67

01:23:25.820 Stalin,

01:23:26.480 and Mao.

01:23:27.740 Are you

01:23:28.440 kidding me?

01:23:29.740 Okay, so

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01:23:57.040 I hated it.

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01:23:59.940 I now, I mean,

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01:24:04.600 I have to

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01:24:21.780 Some Americans are

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01:24:49.840 Yay! 0.99

01:24:51.720 Even Miami

01:24:54.180 Cubans are 0.93

01:24:55.660 starting to

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01:24:56.820 it.

01:24:57.500 We have

01:24:58.280 real problems

01:25:01.000 here in

01:25:02.420 America, and

01:25:03.820 we are starting

01:25:04.660 to look at

01:25:05.640 our morals

01:25:08.980 and all the

01:25:11.280 things that we

01:25:11.760 have ever held

01:25:12.760 dear.

01:25:13.200 all of our

01:25:13.960 ideals are

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01:25:16.980 We'll get to

01:25:17.800 that and so

01:25:19.140 much more in

01:25:19.980 one minute.

01:25:21.160 This is the

01:25:22.700 Glenn Beck

01:25:23.060 program.

01:25:26.400 All right,

01:25:27.140 American financing

01:25:28.020 are the people

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01:25:34.820 The one thing

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01:25:37.860 really hard to

01:25:38.700 get out of is

01:25:39.640 the box of

01:25:40.340 credit card debt.

01:25:41.260 the average

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01:25:43.540 for credit

01:25:44.300 cards is

01:25:45.000 18%.

01:25:47.000 That means

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01:25:50.700 is just

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01:25:52.960 How are you

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01:25:55.220 If you're a 0.88

01:25:56.120 homeowner, you

01:25:56.740 can consolidate

01:25:57.480 that high

01:25:57.980 interest debt

01:25:58.800 into a

01:25:59.460 mortgage at a

01:26:00.260 much lower

01:26:01.000 rate.

01:26:01.520 I mean,

01:26:01.800 4% and 5%

01:26:03.040 or 18%.

01:26:05.860 Okay, you

01:26:06.800 could pay it

01:26:07.460 off and save

01:26:08.600 hundreds of

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01:26:10.160 even $1,000

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01:26:12.420 I want you

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01:26:23.300 They never

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01:26:27.160 I want you to

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01:26:28.300 I am doing

01:26:28.940 this myself.

01:26:29.900 I am getting

01:26:30.300 a fixed rate

01:26:33.060 for my home.

01:26:34.520 I want to make

01:26:35.040 sure that I'm

01:26:35.940 out of debt.

01:26:36.760 I want to make

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01:27:22.700 Okay, so America's

01:27:25.360 values have changed.

01:27:27.480 The values that

01:27:28.560 Americans say define

01:27:29.800 the national character

01:27:31.060 are now changing

01:27:32.820 as younger

01:27:33.500 generations rate

01:27:34.520 patriotism,

01:27:35.720 religion, and

01:27:37.000 having children

01:27:38.040 much less

01:27:39.980 important than

01:27:41.160 young people did

01:27:42.120 two decades ago.

01:27:46.220 NBC News and

01:27:47.600 The Wall Street

01:27:48.060 Journal did a

01:27:48.920 survey Americans

01:27:49.860 21 years ago

01:27:51.800 to say which

01:27:52.900 values were most

01:27:53.940 important to them.

01:27:54.880 Strong majorities

01:27:55.940 picked the principles

01:27:56.740 hard work,

01:27:57.860 patriotism,

01:27:58.660 commitment to

01:27:59.720 religion,

01:28:00.100 and the goal

01:28:00.820 of having

01:28:01.220 children.

01:28:02.320 Today, hard

01:28:03.900 work is the

01:28:04.900 thing that

01:28:05.360 remains at the

01:28:06.880 top of the

01:28:07.300 list.

01:28:08.320 But the other

01:28:09.480 three values

01:28:10.400 have fallen

01:28:11.120 substantially.

01:28:13.020 61% in the

01:28:14.500 new survey

01:28:14.980 cited patriotism

01:28:16.340 as important to

01:28:17.280 them, but it

01:28:18.120 was down 9

01:28:19.080 percentage points

01:28:19.980 from 1998.

01:28:21.400 50% cited

01:28:22.900 religion, but

01:28:23.760 that was down

01:28:24.500 from 62.

01:28:25.560 some 43%

01:28:28.200 placed a high

01:28:29.140 value on having

01:28:30.060 children, but

01:28:30.640 that's down 16

01:28:32.440 points.

01:28:35.820 So that's

01:28:36.920 not good because

01:28:39.160 those are the

01:28:39.840 legs of the

01:28:43.020 table.

01:28:44.480 Patriotism for

01:28:45.220 the sake of

01:28:45.760 patriotism means

01:28:47.140 nothing.

01:28:48.860 But if you are

01:28:49.580 looking at the

01:28:51.980 country, I was

01:28:52.780 sitting next to

01:28:53.440 somebody in church

01:28:54.300 yesterday, and

01:28:56.760 really, really

01:28:58.420 decent woman,

01:29:00.020 great, she's

01:29:02.080 younger than I

01:29:02.880 am, she's

01:29:04.020 raising a family,

01:29:05.200 and we were

01:29:05.880 talking about

01:29:06.380 something, and

01:29:06.920 she said, just

01:29:08.300 almost out of

01:29:09.200 rote now, she 0.99

01:29:10.360 said, you know,

01:29:11.520 and I know

01:29:11.860 America was

01:29:12.680 based on

01:29:13.420 slavery, and I

01:29:14.940 said, what?

01:29:17.280 What?

01:29:18.240 And she said,

01:29:19.400 America was

01:29:20.380 based on racism

01:29:21.420 and slavery, and 0.79

01:29:22.820 I said, no.

01:29:23.660 No, it

01:29:24.100 wasn't.

01:29:24.740 Would you

01:29:25.060 come over to

01:29:25.540 my house

01:29:26.020 today?

01:29:26.400 So her

01:29:26.760 family came

01:29:27.340 over to my

01:29:27.760 house yesterday,

01:29:28.440 and I spent

01:29:28.600 about two

01:29:29.000 hours showing,

01:29:30.120 no, no, that

01:29:30.640 is not true.

01:29:33.460 That is not

01:29:34.740 true.

01:29:36.680 And we have

01:29:37.840 to stop

01:29:38.560 believing this

01:29:39.820 stuff.

01:29:40.420 We have to

01:29:41.280 start looking at

01:29:42.340 the truth and

01:29:44.280 say, okay, so

01:29:45.620 were there bad

01:29:46.340 guys?

01:29:46.800 Yes.

01:29:47.220 Are there bad

01:29:47.700 guys now?

01:29:48.440 Yes.

01:29:48.980 Are there bad

01:29:49.400 guys in China,

01:29:51.040 which is communist,

01:29:51.880 and oh, lovey-dovey?

01:29:53.220 Yeah, a lot.

01:29:55.840 Are there some

01:29:56.600 good things that

01:29:57.200 are coming out of

01:29:57.740 China? 0.73

01:29:58.200 Sure.

01:29:59.720 Were there some

01:30:00.260 good things that

01:30:01.000 came out of

01:30:01.520 Venezuela?

01:30:02.200 I can't find

01:30:03.580 them.

01:30:05.200 But apparently

01:30:06.080 teachers can.

01:30:07.520 Do you hear about

01:30:08.100 the teachers that

01:30:08.760 went down to

01:30:09.200 Venezuela?

01:30:09.800 Yeah.

01:30:10.500 The teachers

01:30:10.960 union people

01:30:11.480 from Chicago.

01:30:12.920 They come back

01:30:14.060 and they're just

01:30:14.860 full of joy with

01:30:16.180 how great things

01:30:17.280 are in Venezuela.

01:30:18.280 They said they

01:30:19.660 saw no poor

01:30:20.720 people in

01:30:21.320 Venezuela.

01:30:22.320 Huh.

01:30:22.780 Are you out

01:30:23.540 of your mind?

01:30:25.660 What do you

01:30:26.040 think?

01:30:26.520 You think this

01:30:28.160 is like 1912

01:30:29.540 where we can't

01:30:30.960 communicate with

01:30:31.880 people in

01:30:32.360 Venezuela?

01:30:35.460 Unbelievable.

01:30:36.060 Things are

01:30:36.980 changing

01:30:38.260 dramatically.

01:30:39.620 And look,

01:30:40.660 we are being

01:30:41.780 boxed in.

01:30:45.260 And you have

01:30:46.360 to understand

01:30:47.080 that what's

01:30:48.620 happening in

01:30:49.220 the world

01:30:49.580 right now is

01:30:50.620 there is a

01:30:51.400 big change

01:30:52.640 on the

01:30:53.120 horizon.

01:30:54.300 We're going

01:30:54.960 from the

01:30:56.380 kind of

01:30:57.440 economy that

01:30:58.080 we've always

01:30:58.860 had to a

01:31:00.300 complete,

01:31:01.940 completely

01:31:02.780 different

01:31:03.400 digital

01:31:04.680 and

01:31:06.260 technological

01:31:07.620 economy that

01:31:09.100 really doesn't

01:31:09.960 need a lot of

01:31:10.620 people.

01:31:11.640 Did you see

01:31:12.400 that the

01:31:12.720 government now

01:31:13.420 is starting to

01:31:14.340 tax companies

01:31:15.340 that are

01:31:15.640 replacing people

01:31:16.340 with robots?

01:31:17.860 I told you.

01:31:20.020 Now, wait a

01:31:20.980 minute.

01:31:21.440 Can they do

01:31:22.000 that?

01:31:24.640 Taxation

01:31:25.160 without

01:31:25.420 representation?

01:31:27.360 Who's

01:31:27.880 representing the

01:31:28.620 AI?

01:31:31.500 So, and

01:31:32.740 believe me,

01:31:33.360 that will be

01:31:34.140 brought up

01:31:34.560 within 10

01:31:35.060 years.

01:31:37.520 What

01:31:38.040 exactly,

01:31:39.620 what exactly,

01:31:41.740 how are we

01:31:42.100 going to

01:31:42.500 navigate this

01:31:43.400 world?

01:31:43.780 how do

01:31:44.680 we change

01:31:45.580 something as

01:31:46.560 dramatic as

01:31:48.020 the industrial

01:31:49.480 revolution?

01:31:50.460 But this

01:31:50.780 one's going to

01:31:51.200 happen in 10

01:31:51.800 years.

01:31:52.720 And we're in

01:31:53.460 the middle of

01:31:53.820 it now.

01:31:54.240 We're about a

01:31:54.920 year into it.

01:31:56.520 How are we

01:31:57.260 going to manage

01:31:58.040 this?

01:31:58.580 How are we

01:31:59.420 all, why is

01:32:00.520 it that no

01:32:02.160 one seems on

01:32:03.160 either side to

01:32:04.020 care about the

01:32:04.820 debt?

01:32:05.140 because everyone

01:32:08.060 in the world

01:32:09.080 doesn't care

01:32:10.060 about the

01:32:10.500 debt.

01:32:11.080 Now, why?

01:32:12.220 We just

01:32:12.840 talked about

01:32:13.300 this last

01:32:13.920 hour.

01:32:14.320 All this

01:32:14.720 week, in

01:32:15.320 the second

01:32:15.720 hour of

01:32:16.120 this broadcast,

01:32:16.600 I'm doing

01:32:17.220 something on

01:32:17.800 the economy,

01:32:18.540 the things

01:32:18.980 that you

01:32:19.200 need to

01:32:19.640 understand,

01:32:20.340 because the

01:32:21.060 time to

01:32:21.480 prepare is

01:32:22.680 almost past.

01:32:24.280 And this

01:32:24.960 one's going to

01:32:25.360 hit hard.

01:32:25.940 When it

01:32:26.180 hits, it's

01:32:27.060 going to hit

01:32:27.440 hard.

01:32:27.900 Might not

01:32:28.580 hit for a

01:32:29.380 long time.

01:32:30.120 Might hit

01:32:30.720 tomorrow.

01:32:31.320 But you

01:32:31.660 better be

01:32:32.080 prepared.

01:32:32.860 And you

01:32:33.100 have to know

01:32:33.800 the facts

01:32:34.340 because we're

01:32:35.120 being boxed

01:32:36.020 in to

01:32:37.080 one way.

01:32:38.120 We are

01:32:38.820 currently

01:32:39.300 having a

01:32:40.100 controlled

01:32:40.740 decline.

01:32:42.300 The entire

01:32:42.920 world is

01:32:44.020 on a

01:32:44.420 controlled,

01:32:46.400 I hate to

01:32:47.160 use the

01:32:47.420 word self

01:32:47.940 destruct,

01:32:48.640 because it

01:32:49.460 seems like

01:32:50.360 that blows

01:32:51.540 up and

01:32:51.900 there's nothing

01:32:52.280 left.

01:32:52.800 What they're

01:32:53.300 trying to

01:32:53.820 do is bring

01:32:55.120 everyone down

01:32:56.400 at the same

01:32:57.200 time so all

01:32:58.760 of us are

01:32:59.180 equal and

01:33:00.240 we're all

01:33:00.660 equally

01:33:01.120 miserable so

01:33:02.160 they can

01:33:02.580 reset

01:33:03.460 and start

01:33:04.620 something new.

01:33:05.760 We talked

01:33:06.120 about this,

01:33:06.820 the seeds

01:33:07.480 of this,

01:33:08.220 sown by

01:33:08.920 Barack Obama

01:33:09.740 and maybe

01:33:10.880 before that,

01:33:11.640 but Obama

01:33:12.240 certainly

01:33:12.920 escalated it.

01:33:13.740 Obama was

01:33:14.080 the first to

01:33:14.740 start to

01:33:15.100 move in

01:33:15.920 this direction

01:33:16.600 seriously,

01:33:18.560 but we've

01:33:19.400 been moving

01:33:21.100 in this direction

01:33:21.760 for a long

01:33:22.240 time.

01:33:22.860 And if you

01:33:23.300 want to see

01:33:23.720 the real

01:33:24.100 first obvious

01:33:25.060 move, it

01:33:25.680 was George

01:33:26.140 Bush.

01:33:27.260 I'm going

01:33:27.880 to violate

01:33:28.720 the free

01:33:29.160 market, save

01:33:29.880 the free

01:33:30.240 market.

01:33:30.920 And that

01:33:32.040 was a

01:33:32.800 controlled

01:33:33.360 decline.

01:33:34.580 Now, Donald

01:33:35.700 Trump is

01:33:36.860 looking at,

01:33:38.360 no, I

01:33:38.980 don't want

01:33:40.700 to do that.

01:33:41.960 I don't want

01:33:42.360 to do that.

01:33:43.420 Now, whether

01:33:44.060 he is

01:33:45.520 knowingly doing

01:33:47.260 this, but this

01:33:48.740 is why he's

01:33:49.340 causing so much

01:33:50.080 tension around

01:33:50.780 the world,

01:33:51.260 because he's

01:33:52.860 not playing the

01:33:53.580 game.

01:33:53.920 He's not

01:33:54.520 willing to

01:33:56.400 play the game

01:33:57.240 of the central

01:33:58.020 bankers and

01:33:58.680 everyone else.

01:33:59.320 and Boris,

01:34:00.920 what's his

01:34:01.320 name?

01:34:03.100 Johnson,

01:34:03.980 Boris Johnson,

01:34:04.860 the prime

01:34:05.960 minister.

01:34:06.640 He used to

01:34:07.100 not like

01:34:07.700 Donald Trump.

01:34:08.780 OK, he

01:34:09.140 avoided Donald

01:34:09.980 Trump back

01:34:10.560 in 2015,

01:34:11.340 said he was

01:34:11.960 a buffoon.

01:34:13.220 Now they're

01:34:13.560 like buddies.

01:34:14.900 Why?

01:34:16.240 Because Boris

01:34:17.160 Johnson is

01:34:18.480 doing the

01:34:19.040 same thing

01:34:19.700 Donald Trump

01:34:20.280 is.

01:34:21.020 Donald Trump,

01:34:21.560 I think,

01:34:21.780 is doing it

01:34:22.480 just because

01:34:23.320 of his gut.

01:34:25.140 Boris Johnson

01:34:26.060 is smart

01:34:26.600 enough to

01:34:27.560 where his

01:34:28.040 gut kind

01:34:28.600 of says

01:34:28.920 this,

01:34:29.340 but I

01:34:29.600 bet he

01:34:30.000 intellectually

01:34:30.620 understands

01:34:31.320 what's going

01:34:31.800 on.

01:34:32.080 And here's

01:34:32.380 what's going

01:34:32.760 on.

01:34:33.480 The people

01:34:34.080 at the

01:34:34.360 G20 this

01:34:35.160 weekend,

01:34:35.660 people like

01:34:36.340 Macron in

01:34:37.200 France,

01:34:38.020 they want

01:34:39.280 to keep

01:34:39.700 this on a

01:34:40.400 controlled

01:34:40.860 decline.

01:34:42.160 Let's not

01:34:42.940 have any

01:34:43.540 bloodshed.

01:34:44.380 Let's not

01:34:44.900 have anything.

01:34:45.620 Let's just

01:34:45.980 bring it

01:34:46.460 down and

01:34:48.000 and we'll

01:34:51.260 reset and

01:34:52.080 we'll figure

01:34:52.500 it out when

01:34:53.000 we get to

01:34:53.400 the bottom.

01:34:54.100 So he's

01:34:54.880 choosing to

01:34:55.540 be with

01:34:56.500 the elites,

01:34:57.300 the bankers,

01:34:58.060 the central

01:34:58.600 banks,

01:34:59.140 the politicians,

01:35:00.160 all of those

01:35:00.740 people who

01:35:01.660 are like,

01:35:02.040 no, no, no,

01:35:02.440 we got this.

01:35:03.160 We got this.

01:35:04.080 He's playing

01:35:04.820 the old

01:35:05.280 game.

01:35:06.680 Donald Trump

01:35:07.220 and Boris

01:35:07.700 Johnson are 1.00

01:35:08.480 not playing

01:35:08.960 that game.

01:35:09.920 They're picking

01:35:10.560 the people.

01:35:11.460 I'll be with

01:35:12.060 the people.

01:35:13.220 In the end,

01:35:14.140 historically

01:35:14.640 speaking,

01:35:15.380 the ones

01:35:15.920 who win

01:35:17.080 are usually

01:35:18.440 the ones

01:35:18.920 who stick

01:35:19.420 with the

01:35:19.720 people.

01:35:20.860 Sometimes

01:35:21.420 they can

01:35:22.240 go awry

01:35:23.020 if they

01:35:24.740 start

01:35:26.020 violating

01:35:26.580 principles,

01:35:27.420 then they

01:35:27.800 go awry

01:35:29.740 and they

01:35:30.540 lose in

01:35:31.120 the end

01:35:31.440 as well.

01:35:32.260 But it's

01:35:32.740 the people

01:35:33.140 like Macron,

01:35:34.520 historically

01:35:34.960 speaking,

01:35:35.520 that get

01:35:35.720 their heads

01:35:36.060 chopped off

01:35:36.520 first.

01:35:37.480 Because the

01:35:38.160 people say,

01:35:38.760 I'm not

01:35:38.980 doing that.

01:35:40.180 My question

01:35:41.120 is,

01:35:42.080 in what we

01:35:43.280 did last

01:35:44.200 hour,

01:35:44.880 Pat,

01:35:45.660 I think

01:35:46.760 if the

01:35:47.080 president

01:35:47.520 got on

01:35:48.740 and said,

01:35:51.580 I want to

01:35:52.020 explain what's

01:35:52.960 happening,

01:35:53.680 and laid

01:35:54.200 out what

01:35:54.620 I laid

01:35:55.000 out last

01:35:55.580 hour,

01:35:56.140 and showed

01:35:57.500 you how

01:35:58.840 the rest

01:35:59.440 of the

01:35:59.720 world is

01:36:00.340 relying only

01:36:01.600 on America.

01:36:03.500 All of

01:36:04.200 their income,

01:36:04.960 all of their

01:36:05.480 investment money

01:36:06.480 is all coming

01:36:07.340 from either

01:36:07.860 U.S.

01:36:08.480 stocks or

01:36:09.580 U.S.

01:36:10.040 bonds.

01:36:10.860 They are

01:36:11.560 getting nothing

01:36:12.500 elsewhere.

01:36:13.820 And they're

01:36:14.560 dumping money

01:36:15.600 into us.

01:36:16.760 So if we

01:36:18.000 fail,

01:36:18.740 they definitely

01:36:19.540 fail.

01:36:21.480 So if the

01:36:22.120 president came

01:36:22.800 out and said,

01:36:23.220 look,

01:36:23.500 what's happening

01:36:24.140 around the

01:36:24.600 world is a

01:36:25.200 controlled

01:36:26.080 decline.

01:36:27.400 And I just

01:36:28.220 don't want to

01:36:28.640 peter out like

01:36:29.460 that.

01:36:29.820 I don't think

01:36:30.180 that's right.

01:36:30.820 I think we

01:36:31.400 can turn this

01:36:31.960 ship around,

01:36:32.480 but we're

01:36:32.800 going to have

01:36:33.040 to tighten

01:36:33.420 our belt.

01:36:33.800 We're going

01:36:33.960 to have to

01:36:34.180 do some

01:36:34.500 things.

01:36:35.160 And he

01:36:35.700 really

01:36:36.160 explained that

01:36:38.280 the rest of

01:36:38.880 the world

01:36:39.200 really is

01:36:39.800 depending on

01:36:40.360 a United

01:36:40.740 States of

01:36:41.280 America.

01:36:42.360 I'm not

01:36:42.980 in on this

01:36:43.560 plan to

01:36:44.280 fundamentally

01:36:45.060 change who

01:36:45.840 we are.

01:36:46.820 I'm on a

01:36:47.440 plan of

01:36:47.940 saying we're

01:36:48.640 better than

01:36:49.100 this and

01:36:50.460 people fix

01:36:51.840 it when

01:36:52.360 they're

01:36:52.640 unleashed and

01:36:54.440 actually unleash

01:36:55.520 the people

01:36:56.180 take down

01:36:57.340 all of these

01:36:58.060 barriers here

01:36:59.440 in the United

01:36:59.860 States,

01:37:00.280 all of these,

01:37:01.040 all the

01:37:01.780 bureaucracy here

01:37:02.820 in the United

01:37:03.200 States and

01:37:03.720 say,

01:37:03.960 it's up to

01:37:05.000 you to fix

01:37:05.560 it.

01:37:05.740 You have to

01:37:06.840 be responsible.

01:37:08.080 You have to

01:37:08.860 live within

01:37:09.260 your means.

01:37:09.880 The United

01:37:10.300 States of

01:37:10.880 America is

01:37:11.440 going to

01:37:11.620 start living

01:37:12.180 within their

01:37:12.600 means.

01:37:13.920 The rest

01:37:14.860 of the

01:37:15.140 world may

01:37:16.720 balk at

01:37:17.380 that because

01:37:18.680 it will mean

01:37:19.340 real trouble

01:37:20.140 for them

01:37:20.800 because we're

01:37:22.720 stepping out

01:37:23.920 and saying

01:37:24.960 we're not

01:37:25.480 playing the

01:37:25.940 rest of the

01:37:26.320 world's game.

01:37:27.460 That's what

01:37:28.160 Washington would 0.86

01:37:28.960 have done.

01:37:29.360 That's probably

01:37:29.780 what Lincoln

01:37:30.340 would have

01:37:30.720 done.

01:37:31.920 It's not

01:37:32.800 what FDR,

01:37:34.320 well, I

01:37:34.820 can't say

01:37:35.460 that, FDR

01:37:36.540 would have

01:37:36.920 used it to

01:37:37.440 America's

01:37:37.920 advantage.

01:37:38.920 He would

01:37:39.500 have made

01:37:39.720 sure we

01:37:40.140 were at

01:37:40.400 the top

01:37:40.780 of the

01:37:40.980 heap in

01:37:41.940 the controlled

01:37:42.500 decline.

01:37:44.300 That's what

01:37:44.640 we did

01:37:45.340 in World

01:37:46.280 War II.

01:37:48.820 Do you

01:37:49.420 think people

01:37:49.920 would freak

01:37:50.460 out by that

01:37:51.200 or do you

01:37:52.080 think they

01:37:52.420 would step

01:37:52.820 to the

01:37:53.140 plane?

01:37:53.280 No, I

01:37:53.520 think they'd

01:37:53.860 respond to

01:37:54.340 that.

01:37:55.120 I think

01:37:55.380 Americans

01:37:55.840 would respond

01:37:56.640 to that

01:37:56.980 challenge.

01:37:57.860 If he

01:37:58.020 made it

01:37:58.860 really clear

01:37:59.380 that the

01:37:59.740 rest of

01:38:00.040 the world

01:38:00.300 and pointed

01:38:01.040 out all

01:38:01.480 of these

01:38:01.800 figures and

01:38:03.040 helped

01:38:04.100 Americans

01:38:04.700 understand

01:38:05.640 where we

01:38:06.680 are

01:38:06.840 financially

01:38:07.280 in this

01:38:08.340 global

01:38:08.900 economy

01:38:09.480 and said

01:38:11.120 we're not

01:38:11.420 going down

01:38:11.840 with the

01:38:12.140 rest of

01:38:12.500 them.

01:38:13.000 Isn't

01:38:13.080 it amazing

01:38:13.500 in 20

01:38:13.980 minutes

01:38:14.300 how easy

01:38:16.120 it is to

01:38:16.640 explain?

01:38:17.360 Yeah.

01:38:18.140 And no one

01:38:18.680 is explaining

01:38:19.220 it to you?

01:38:19.920 Yeah.

01:38:20.300 It's like,

01:38:20.780 wait, what?

01:38:21.820 Hold it.

01:38:22.360 The fact

01:38:22.900 that we

01:38:24.380 have lent

01:38:25.180 out, we

01:38:26.400 just printed

01:38:26.820 up $50

01:38:27.340 trillion and

01:38:28.160 lent it

01:38:28.500 out.

01:38:29.040 No, we

01:38:29.340 didn't.

01:38:30.600 No, the

01:38:30.900 Chinese

01:38:31.180 government.

01:38:31.480 Oh, the

01:38:31.740 Chinese

01:38:31.960 government.

01:38:32.380 The Chinese 0.89

01:38:32.840 government.

01:38:33.180 Right.

01:38:33.480 They lent

01:38:33.780 $50 trillion

01:38:35.000 off the

01:38:36.420 books, and

01:38:37.180 you can

01:38:37.480 find this

01:38:38.100 in their

01:38:38.560 own report

01:38:39.320 on page

01:38:40.160 66, last

01:38:41.460 year's economic

01:38:42.180 report.

01:38:43.120 They printed

01:38:43.640 out of thin

01:38:44.940 air $50

01:38:45.680 trillion.

01:38:46.780 Give some

01:38:47.240 perspective on

01:38:47.880 how much

01:38:48.160 money that

01:38:48.500 is.

01:38:48.760 According to

01:38:49.100 the CIA, the

01:38:49.840 total amount

01:38:50.580 circulating in

01:38:51.380 the world is

01:38:52.360 $80 trillion.

01:38:53.080 So, all

01:38:54.040 the money

01:38:54.580 put all in

01:38:55.480 one pile.

01:38:55.820 And you have to

01:38:57.360 I guess broad

01:38:58.660 money is the

01:39:00.300 money that you

01:39:01.100 use to impress

01:39:01.880 the broads.

01:39:02.940 No, I don't

01:39:04.420 think that's what

01:39:04.920 it means.

01:39:05.080 That's not what it

01:39:05.500 is?

01:39:05.900 I don't know what

01:39:06.580 broad money means.

01:39:07.300 What is it?

01:39:07.880 I think that

01:39:08.740 means like when

01:39:11.440 you include

01:39:11.860 treasuries and

01:39:13.060 stocks and

01:39:13.760 bonds.

01:39:14.480 Yeah, it

01:39:14.720 should be all

01:39:15.720 paper money

01:39:17.520 that is being

01:39:18.860 used.

01:39:19.740 Because that's

01:39:20.200 only $60

01:39:20.760 trillion.

01:39:21.320 $60 trillion.

01:39:22.260 Yeah.

01:39:22.500 So, what is

01:39:23.880 that?

01:39:24.160 90%?

01:39:25.340 The Chinese 0.89

01:39:26.460 just printed

01:39:27.100 out of thin

01:39:27.980 air?

01:39:28.100 Thin air.

01:39:29.100 And then they

01:39:29.840 took half of

01:39:30.540 that and

01:39:30.920 invested it in

01:39:31.900 their own ghost

01:39:33.200 companies and

01:39:33.960 ghost villages.

01:39:34.980 And the other

01:39:35.820 half they put in

01:39:37.120 U.S.

01:39:38.340 stocks through

01:39:40.120 offshore companies.

01:39:41.700 So, think of

01:39:42.320 that.

01:39:42.600 They took 80%

01:39:44.580 of every dollar

01:39:46.100 printed.

01:39:47.560 In the world?

01:39:48.480 In the world.

01:39:49.600 In the world.

01:39:50.580 They took 40%

01:39:51.940 and just put it

01:39:53.240 into our stock

01:39:54.020 market.

01:39:55.100 That's nuts.

01:39:55.860 That is so

01:39:57.840 dangerous.

01:39:59.040 So dangerous.

01:40:00.620 And if the

01:40:01.540 United States

01:40:02.300 says, you know

01:40:03.140 what, we're not

01:40:03.640 going to play

01:40:03.980 this game, and

01:40:05.300 it's between

01:40:05.860 China and the 0.91

01:40:06.820 United States,

01:40:08.340 the Chinese

01:40:09.440 would much

01:40:10.440 rather play on

01:40:11.480 a level playing

01:40:12.260 field with both

01:40:13.340 of us destroyed

01:40:14.260 than just them

01:40:15.800 destroyed.

01:40:17.900 Don't you

01:40:18.540 agree?

01:40:18.820 Absolutely.

01:40:20.180 I mean, they

01:40:20.800 think that they

01:40:23.180 will survive, and

01:40:24.040 they probably

01:40:24.620 would.

01:40:25.160 They have more

01:40:25.660 people, but they

01:40:26.920 would probably

01:40:27.460 survive better

01:40:28.980 because they're

01:40:29.620 closer to living

01:40:31.120 in caves without

01:40:33.520 technology and air

01:40:34.500 conditioning than

01:40:35.540 we are.

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01:41:54.460 We pause for 10

01:41:55.520 seconds, station ID.

01:41:58.640 So I was in

01:42:07.980 church yesterday,

01:42:08.860 and as I was

01:42:09.960 sitting there,

01:42:10.780 they said we'd

01:42:12.200 like to read a

01:42:13.320 statement from the

01:42:15.100 church, and that

01:42:15.920 is that the state

01:42:17.100 of Texas has

01:42:18.480 decided now that

01:42:20.200 you can carry

01:42:22.000 open or concealed

01:42:24.360 in churches.

01:42:26.300 This is a new

01:42:27.160 thing.

01:42:27.460 Only Texas, man.

01:42:29.060 I mean, I love the

01:42:30.120 fact that Texas, no

01:42:32.140 matter what anybody

01:42:33.120 else is saying.

01:42:33.620 We're going the

01:42:33.640 opposite direction

01:42:33.980 every time.

01:42:34.540 You guys go ahead

01:42:35.200 and do that.

01:42:35.860 We're doing this.

01:42:37.000 It really is, you

01:42:38.740 know, what Davy

01:42:39.740 Crockett said, you

01:42:40.600 can all go to hell. 0.98

01:42:41.580 I'm going to Texas.

01:42:43.220 The rest of the

01:42:44.080 country, you can all

01:42:44.900 go to hell. 0.98

01:42:45.440 You're getting rid of

01:42:46.000 guns and everything

01:42:46.620 else, whatever.

01:42:48.140 Hey, by the way,

01:42:48.860 here in church, you

01:42:49.620 want to open

01:42:50.120 carry, you want to

01:42:51.360 put a sidearm on

01:42:52.440 your hip, have a

01:42:53.580 good time.

01:42:54.060 That is nuts in a

01:42:57.300 great way.

01:42:57.940 That is nuts in

01:42:59.460 today's society.

01:43:01.220 Now, some churches

01:43:02.360 are saying, and

01:43:03.100 ours said, including

01:43:04.100 ours.

01:43:04.460 Yeah, you can't, you

01:43:05.260 can't, yeah, don't

01:43:06.380 carry a gun.

01:43:07.040 This is a place of

01:43:08.160 peace and everything

01:43:08.820 else.

01:43:09.840 And, um, kind of,

01:43:11.620 kind of leaves us

01:43:12.240 sitting ducks though.

01:43:13.080 if, uh, somebody

01:43:14.040 else doesn't follow

01:43:14.880 that, uh, guidance.

01:43:15.760 Well, it leaves you

01:43:16.500 a sitting duck if

01:43:18.640 you decide to

01:43:20.560 really listen to

01:43:23.440 all things.

01:43:25.840 And I had a problem

01:43:27.580 hearing that yesterday.

01:43:28.780 Oh, you did?

01:43:29.400 Because it sounded

01:43:29.920 like, to me, you

01:43:30.940 were just explaining

01:43:31.920 it pretty well.

01:43:32.660 I know.

01:43:33.040 Also, I think I

01:43:33.900 might have 24 hours

01:43:35.060 of Alzheimer's.

01:43:36.220 Um, uh, but, uh,

01:43:38.180 it's really, uh, I

01:43:40.460 think there were a

01:43:40.920 few people, uh, that

01:43:42.440 were like, who took

01:43:43.460 umbrage to that.

01:43:44.380 I wasn't listening.

01:43:45.140 I didn't hear that

01:43:45.980 because, you know,

01:43:47.540 we've had problems.

01:43:48.700 Yeah, we've had

01:43:49.480 problems because of

01:43:50.600 me, but we've had

01:43:51.960 problems and it was

01:43:53.340 the greatest.

01:43:53.960 It was, I thought

01:43:54.520 only in Texas, we

01:43:56.280 had somebody come

01:43:57.140 in and, uh, started,

01:44:00.180 you know, doing some

01:44:01.940 things.

01:44:02.180 My family, uh, was

01:44:04.400 pulled out and

01:44:05.660 immediately four guys

01:44:07.680 that were just

01:44:08.180 sitting in the pews

01:44:09.000 that all had guns.

01:44:10.820 They all just kind of

01:44:11.920 stood up.

01:44:12.440 and escorted

01:44:12.960 this gentleman

01:44:13.700 to a nice, uh,

01:44:15.340 nice police car.

01:44:16.720 Uh, and they took

01:44:18.140 care of it themselves.

01:44:19.320 Uh, and it was, uh,

01:44:21.580 it was pretty amazing,

01:44:22.760 pretty amazing.

01:44:23.300 And who knows what

01:44:24.680 could have happened,

01:44:25.300 uh, if, if we all

01:44:27.560 weren't wearing guns,

01:44:30.660 I mean, people don't

01:44:32.720 understand, you know,

01:44:33.680 the, the deaths or

01:44:34.720 what, what is it?

01:44:36.680 I can't remember the

01:44:37.940 numbers, but it's like

01:44:39.040 it over double, maybe

01:44:41.220 three times the amount

01:44:42.940 of life-saving

01:44:45.320 measures are taken

01:44:47.040 than there are

01:44:48.920 losses of, of people

01:44:50.960 in a shooting.

01:44:51.880 There is, it's like,

01:44:52.920 it's like 750, I can't

01:44:56.000 remember the numbers,

01:44:56.760 but it's, it's, it's

01:44:58.380 like two or three times

01:44:59.960 the number of people

01:45:00.800 that use a gun to

01:45:02.720 stop somebody from

01:45:03.720 killing them every year.

01:45:04.900 And you never hear

01:45:05.980 that.

01:45:06.500 No, you don't.

01:45:07.080 You never hear that.

01:45:07.980 The other thing is

01:45:08.620 that, um, over 90% of

01:45:11.560 the mass shootings

01:45:12.300 happen in gun-free

01:45:14.100 zones.

01:45:14.520 Yes.

01:45:15.040 Where you can't have

01:45:15.960 a gun.

01:45:16.640 Well, why?

01:45:17.540 Well, because they

01:45:18.200 know they're going to

01:45:18.600 be safe to go and,

01:45:20.040 and murder people and 0.90

01:45:21.920 nobody's going to be

01:45:22.640 able to retaliate until

01:45:23.900 the police arrive 10

01:45:25.160 minutes later.

01:45:26.020 Well, I know in some

01:45:27.040 churches, you know, in

01:45:28.040 some states, you can't

01:45:29.140 carry a gun.

01:45:29.960 It's legal to carry a 0.98

01:45:31.300 gun in a church, uh,

01:45:33.220 and now in Texas.

01:45:34.020 So if you're thinking

01:45:34.800 about doing anything

01:45:35.640 in a church, now I

01:45:37.820 want to try another

01:45:38.340 state.

01:45:38.980 Uh, I'm just saying

01:45:40.560 cause Texans, uh, kind

01:45:43.820 of take their own

01:45:44.560 security in, you know,

01:45:46.360 into their own, into

01:45:47.800 their own worlds.

01:45:48.720 You know, they're,

01:45:49.540 they're not really the

01:45:50.340 kind that wait for the

01:45:51.280 cops to show up, uh,

01:45:53.420 ever, ever, ever.

01:45:55.400 All right.

01:45:56.200 Back in a minute.

01:46:01.360 This is the

01:46:02.780 Glenn Beck program.

01:46:04.020 So I want to tell

01:46:05.020 you, uh, a little

01:46:06.020 bit about, uh, gold

01:46:07.080 line, um, with

01:46:10.440 everything I told

01:46:11.200 you in our number

01:46:12.160 two, and if you

01:46:12.760 missed it, uh, you

01:46:14.700 shouldn't, um, go

01:46:16.360 back and listen to it

01:46:17.240 in the podcast.

01:46:18.740 Gold or silver is a

01:46:21.160 very good investment

01:46:22.300 right now.

01:46:22.880 It has been going

01:46:23.440 through the roof, uh,

01:46:24.660 over the last few.

01:46:25.840 And as people begin to

01:46:27.700 understand what we're

01:46:29.000 really facing, what's

01:46:30.100 really happening, gold

01:46:31.680 is going to continue to

01:46:32.620 go up.

01:46:33.000 I believe, uh, now I

01:46:34.680 don't buy it, uh, for

01:46:36.480 investment.

01:46:36.860 So don't listen to me on

01:46:38.140 investment.

01:46:38.520 Cause I'm not qualified to

01:46:39.620 tell you that I am just,

01:46:41.240 well, I will tell you

01:46:42.120 this.

01:46:42.300 I bought it at $300 an

01:46:43.520 ounce.

01:46:43.740 and, uh, what's it at?

01:46:45.460 $1,500, $1,600 an ounce

01:46:47.500 today.

01:46:48.360 Um, it's, uh, you know,

01:46:49.780 it's been a good

01:46:50.200 investment for me, but

01:46:51.200 you know, that doesn't

01:46:52.540 mean anything.

01:46:53.940 I will tell you that the

01:46:56.200 world, as it gets

01:46:57.380 crazier and as things

01:46:59.400 become more unpredictable,

01:47:00.580 they turn to gold or

01:47:02.260 silver.

01:47:02.920 My goal in the rest of

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01:47:22.860 there.

01:47:27.800 I'd like to have some

01:47:28.820 laughs at the expense of

01:47:29.900 Joe Biden.

01:47:30.840 Uh, Joe Biden had an

01:47:31.860 interesting weekend.

01:47:33.300 Uh, I, uh, you know, he

01:47:36.040 starts with an interview,

01:47:37.260 uh, where there's no audio

01:47:40.020 of it.

01:47:40.340 It was a magazine interview.

01:47:41.460 Yes.

01:47:41.980 People apparently still

01:47:42.880 read them or at least they

01:47:44.180 write them.

01:47:45.240 Um, and, uh, he said, you

01:47:47.560 know what, if you have a

01:47:48.240 problem with my age, don't

01:47:49.500 vote for me.

01:47:50.260 Done.

01:47:52.280 Done.

01:47:53.040 Yeah.

01:47:53.600 Yeah.

01:47:53.880 I don't know if you should,

01:47:55.480 you know, say that.

01:47:58.200 Probably not.

01:47:58.800 Yeah.

01:47:59.180 That's almost like his, his 0.66

01:48:00.580 wife's thing last week where 1.00

01:48:02.700 if, you know, if I know

01:48:04.080 there's a lot of other

01:48:04.940 better candidates than Joe

01:48:06.600 with better policies than Joe,

01:48:08.200 uh, but you know, who can

01:48:10.560 win, who can win?

01:48:11.660 Joe can.

01:48:12.340 I don't think Joe can.

01:48:13.660 I don't think I mean, Joe

01:48:14.620 has, I've never felt this

01:48:16.420 way.

01:48:16.640 And I would not say this

01:48:18.300 just to dog pile.

01:48:20.020 I'm not going to dog pile on

01:48:21.660 this guy.

01:48:22.060 I would not.

01:48:22.500 I would, you know, if you

01:48:24.380 still have all your

01:48:25.440 faculties, I think the

01:48:27.340 wisdom of age is really

01:48:29.900 critical, but not everybody

01:48:31.820 keeps their fat.

01:48:32.760 I mean, I know somebody who

01:48:33.740 is what?

01:48:34.260 91, 93 years old.

01:48:35.780 And that guy is, you can't

01:48:37.960 keep up with him.

01:48:39.000 You can't, I mean, he's

01:48:40.220 clear thinking.

01:48:41.140 He's just moving at a hundred

01:48:42.840 miles an hour.

01:48:43.880 I have no problem with that.

01:48:46.060 Uh, I do have a problem with

01:48:47.920 somebody who's in their

01:48:48.820 seventies and starting to

01:48:51.080 sound, oh, I don't know, a

01:48:52.120 little like this.

01:48:53.900 Here he is at healthcare.

01:48:58.560 We have Joe Biden, Joe

01:48:59.920 Biden with health.

01:49:00.540 If you're not satisfied, you

01:49:01.780 have another option, high

01:49:03.340 quality options.

01:49:04.400 The public option will be

01:49:05.780 available in my plan.

01:49:07.460 We'll make sure it's not

01:49:08.620 a quality.

01:49:09.480 We'll make sure it's only

01:49:10.440 affordable.

01:49:13.260 We're going to make sure it's

01:49:14.380 not quality.

01:49:15.080 It's only affordable.

01:49:16.340 You want, what do you want

01:49:17.180 both?

01:49:17.800 You greedy bastards.

01:49:18.940 You can't have them both.

01:49:20.320 I love Joe, Joe.

01:49:23.320 I love it.

01:49:24.120 Stop.

01:49:24.740 No, just stop.

01:49:25.640 Then he's, he's okay.

01:49:27.000 He's in New Hampshire and

01:49:29.000 he's talking to a reporter

01:49:30.200 about how beautiful the state

01:49:31.480 is in New Hampshire.

01:49:32.920 Here's what he said.

01:49:33.860 I'm back.

01:49:34.500 I've been here a number of

01:49:35.220 times.

01:49:35.540 Last time was, I think, uh,

01:49:37.320 all the way back in 2014,

01:49:39.180 but I've been here before

01:49:40.640 that.

01:49:41.120 I love this place.

01:49:41.920 I love, look, what's not to

01:49:43.580 like about Vermont in terms of

01:49:44.760 the beauty and what a neat

01:49:46.160 town, but I mean, this is

01:49:48.100 sort of a scenic, beautiful

01:49:49.680 town.

01:49:50.240 New Hampshire has been a good

01:49:51.440 guy and everybody's been

01:49:52.900 really friendly.

01:49:53.680 I like Keen a lot.

01:49:54.680 Maybe he's just jumping ahead

01:49:55.680 to the Vermont primary when

01:49:57.620 New Hampshire is number two.

01:49:58.900 But I mean, what is, what is

01:50:00.620 bad to say about Vermont?

01:50:02.260 New Hampshire.

01:50:03.240 I could go off on New Hampshire.

01:50:05.500 New Hampshire is, I mean, it

01:50:07.560 just blows chunks.

01:50:09.180 But what could we say bad

01:50:11.260 about Vermont?

01:50:13.740 That's, that's the, that's

01:50:15.060 the old adage of answer the

01:50:17.080 question you want to answer.

01:50:18.920 What do you think of New

01:50:20.040 Hampshire?

01:50:20.840 You know, Vermont is

01:50:21.680 beautiful.

01:50:23.500 Everybody is so nice.

01:50:25.500 Vermont.

01:50:25.980 What could you say bad about

01:50:27.240 Vermont?

01:50:30.680 Then this is just weird.

01:50:32.660 This is, I don't know where

01:50:34.320 this kind of comes from.

01:50:35.580 By the way, this is just this

01:50:36.740 weekend.

01:50:37.320 Just so you know.

01:50:37.760 All of this happened over the

01:50:39.040 weekend.

01:50:39.460 Here's Biden imagining.

01:50:42.180 Well, he'll, he'll, he'll

01:50:44.000 share it.

01:50:45.400 My two political heroes were

01:50:46.720 Martin Luther King and Bobby

01:50:48.500 Kennedy.

01:50:50.220 My senior semester, they're

01:50:52.080 both shot and killed.

01:50:55.620 Imagine what would happen if,

01:50:57.640 God forbid, Barack Obama had

01:50:59.080 been assassinated after becoming

01:51:00.700 the de facto nominee.

01:51:02.320 What would have happened in

01:51:03.100 America?

01:51:04.340 Where does that come from?

01:51:05.780 I don't know, but it didn't

01:51:06.720 happen.

01:51:07.280 Yeah, it didn't happen.

01:51:08.280 So why would we imagine that?

01:51:10.620 What is the point of that?

01:51:12.500 Imagine, imagine what would have

01:51:13.720 happened if Ronald Reagan had a

01:51:15.560 nuclear weapon in his pants and he 0.87

01:51:18.700 just went to Kansas and blew up.

01:51:22.160 He just, what would have happened?

01:51:24.220 He was gone.

01:51:25.980 I mean, right on, man.

01:51:28.020 I mean, what would happen, man?

01:51:30.740 Where, what was his point?

01:51:33.080 I don't know.

01:51:34.120 Very strange.

01:51:34.700 What was it?

01:51:35.400 Very strange.

01:51:36.440 Imagine what would have happened.

01:51:37.460 Yeah, well, it didn't happen.

01:51:39.320 And isn't that a point in America's

01:51:41.460 favor?

01:51:42.280 Seems like it.

01:51:43.080 Yeah.

01:51:43.460 Yeah, it seems like it.

01:51:44.940 Then he was describing his, his

01:51:46.820 longtime friend and he had a little

01:51:49.080 difficulty doing that.

01:51:50.100 Again, still this weekend.

01:51:51.300 Yes.

01:51:52.200 My long friend, time friend, and she's

01:51:54.060 a friend.

01:51:54.520 She's been my friend in and out of

01:51:56.400 public life.

01:51:57.740 My long friend, time friend, friend,

01:52:01.080 friend, friend, she's been my friend.

01:52:03.860 My long friend.

01:52:05.160 She's very long.

01:52:06.580 She's also a time friend.

01:52:08.220 She's a time traveler. 0.80

01:52:10.560 Long, maybe it's the spaghettification 1.00

01:52:12.420 that she was experiencing near one

01:52:14.400 of the black holes, but she's a

01:52:15.940 friend friend.

01:52:17.740 Listen to that again.

01:52:18.840 It's awesome.

01:52:19.680 This is great stuff from Joe.

01:52:22.320 My long friend, time friend, and

01:52:24.260 she's a friend.

01:52:25.000 She's been my friend in and out of

01:52:26.820 public life.

01:52:28.200 That's crazy.

01:52:29.520 My long friend, time friend.

01:52:31.820 So do you think he's trying to

01:52:33.440 correct it as he goes?

01:52:35.500 I think so.

01:52:36.120 Yeah.

01:52:36.300 And he just can't.

01:52:37.060 He just got into one of those, you

01:52:39.120 know, time tunnels where you can't

01:52:41.400 have it back and you just wish you

01:52:43.760 could.

01:52:44.180 I wish I hadn't started this

01:52:45.580 sentence, but now it's too late and

01:52:46.840 I'm trying to correct it.

01:52:47.820 I think he's going to get to the

01:52:49.080 point to where he wishes he didn't

01:52:51.520 start this campaign.

01:52:53.800 I think so, too.

01:52:54.760 Because I think he really is.

01:52:56.560 Yeah, I don't.

01:52:57.060 I don't think he necessarily wants

01:52:58.780 it that much.

01:53:01.320 And maybe that's where it comes,

01:53:05.340 you know, his statement that if

01:53:06.920 you think I'm too old, don't vote

01:53:08.000 for me.

01:53:08.480 That doesn't sound like a guy who

01:53:10.340 really wants the nomination.

01:53:12.520 It sounds like a wife that really 1.00

01:53:14.160 wants the nomination.

01:53:15.300 Please.

01:53:15.720 He will come home to me.

01:53:17.760 Please.

01:53:18.400 I know there's lots of other

01:53:19.780 quality candidates better than Joe,

01:53:21.840 but please vote for him.

01:53:23.860 I mean, that sounds like a

01:53:26.100 desperate wife, doesn't it? 1.00

01:53:27.440 It's a plea.

01:53:27.840 It really is.

01:53:29.060 And yet he's still way ahead of

01:53:31.000 the field.

01:53:31.660 He's still, you know, the last poll

01:53:33.680 I saw, he had 30 percent support

01:53:37.420 in the party compared to Elizabeth

01:53:39.760 Warren, who was second at 15 and

01:53:42.000 Bernie Sanders had 14.

01:53:43.400 So he's still doubling the field.

01:53:44.860 But if he goes into full-fledged

01:53:47.360 dementia before the election and

01:53:51.560 we have Donald Trump debating a

01:53:55.120 dementia patient, it wouldn't be

01:53:58.520 good for the presidency, but it would

01:54:00.060 be fun to watch.

01:54:01.420 It would be very, very fun.

01:54:04.000 I have a lot of audio to play.

01:54:05.560 It'd be great.

01:54:06.640 It'd be good for us.

01:54:07.680 Yes, it would.

01:54:08.200 Bad for the country.

01:54:09.360 Good for the laughs.

01:54:10.740 Good for the laughs.

01:54:11.540 All right.

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01:55:49.260 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

01:55:51.120 Here's an interesting development in the

01:56:04.080 United States.

01:56:04.800 A member of the Santa Rosa, California

01:56:06.360 City Council said that he had a problem

01:56:11.600 early in 2018.

01:56:12.780 He knew they were having a problem.

01:56:14.280 He started getting calls from

01:56:15.280 constituents that oppose the making of

01:56:21.100 5G networks and he said they were on

01:56:23.740 opposite ends of the spectrum.

01:56:25.360 You know, they were from crazy right to

01:56:27.640 crazy left and he said that's concerned

01:56:30.900 for property values and health and blah,

01:56:33.440 blah, blah.

01:56:33.860 It could cause cancer. 0.62

01:56:36.320 You know, there's apparently absolutely

01:56:38.420 no concrete evidence of that.

01:56:41.340 No, none, none, none.

01:56:43.300 This is anything any worse than any of the

01:56:45.920 other cell towers.

01:56:47.280 No, no, it's, it's, it's, it, this is, um, I, I

01:56:53.480 believe this is Russia and possibly China

01:56:57.100 disinformation because if the United States

01:57:00.660 does not compete in 5G, we lose, we are

01:57:05.060 India.

01:57:05.620 Yeah, we're literally India overnight.

01:57:09.100 People cannot under or overstate the

01:57:13.840 importance of 5G.

01:57:15.320 It is the backbone on what the future will

01:57:19.100 ride.

01:57:19.980 If it's, if, if we don't have 5G literally

01:57:24.160 overnight, we will be India.

01:57:27.640 There's no lag time, right?

01:57:29.220 There's no, there's no lag time.

01:57:31.000 There's no, there's, it's, it's full

01:57:33.740 immersion into the internet.

01:57:36.040 When you've got good coverage, you're not

01:57:37.880 going to have any of the spinning stuff

01:57:41.220 that shows that you're waiting.

01:57:44.060 The reason why we don't have the, the

01:57:45.720 self-driving cars are pretty close to

01:57:48.760 being ready.

01:57:49.460 And they will be ready with 5G.

01:57:51.020 If we don't have 5G, you won't get

01:57:53.000 self-driving cars.

01:57:54.100 Right.

01:57:54.380 Not the kind that we need to really drive

01:57:56.600 themselves.

01:57:57.060 You, we already know that, um, only the

01:58:02.040 best surgeons are going to be available

01:58:05.660 and they're going to be available all

01:58:07.540 over the world.

01:58:08.720 Uh, and, uh, they can do operations

01:58:12.220 anywhere.

01:58:12.640 So you could be a great surgeon in Kansas

01:58:15.380 city and you could be operating in a, on a

01:58:17.540 patient in Australia that day with 5G.

01:58:21.220 You don't have 5G.

01:58:22.900 You cannot, you, you won't be able to

01:58:25.760 react to stop the bleeding fast enough.

01:58:29.420 Um, it is, it is all communications will

01:58:34.320 be done on 5G.

01:58:36.240 So the 5G network is, is, you know, is

01:58:39.920 going to be what we all say, you know,

01:58:42.560 maybe in 20 years, ah, that was Skynet

01:58:45.220 shouldn't have built that.

01:58:46.320 Uh, but, but at least I don't have cancer.

01:58:53.180 So please do your homework on 5G before

01:58:55.740 you say, I don't know.

01:58:57.140 I, I heard it on, you know, the basement

01:59:01.520 show with the guy who lives in his basement.

01:59:04.220 I hadn't heard, I hadn't heard the theory

01:59:06.440 that it might be, uh, China or Russia.

01:59:08.700 I think that's a good theory.

01:59:09.700 Yeah, definitely could be disinformation

01:59:12.640 from them.

01:59:13.520 I think it is.

01:59:14.260 And Russia more than China even.

01:59:16.560 But, uh, I, I think it is.

01:59:18.620 There's a paper, uh, that's currently being

01:59:21.260 promoted by NYU, uh, that calls on society

01:59:24.580 to consider the rampant sexual

01:59:27.200 exploitation of dairy cows, uh, by the

01:59:31.340 milking industry.

01:59:31.920 Finally.

01:59:32.420 Yeah, finally.

01:59:33.180 Somebody said it.

01:59:33.880 Finally, somebody is addressing this.

01:59:36.060 Finally.

01:59:36.440 So the, the exploitation or rape?

01:59:39.500 Uh, both.

01:59:40.580 Both.

01:59:41.060 Yes.

01:59:41.200 Both.

01:59:41.760 Yes.

01:59:42.140 Uh, here it's titled readying the rape

01:59:44.740 rack feminism and the exploitation 1.00

01:59:47.280 of non-human reproductive systems.

01:59:49.960 That's the paper.

01:59:51.340 All right.

01:59:51.560 So, uh, it was published a Friday in a

01:59:54.880 journal called dissenting voices.

01:59:56.620 And, uh, it talks about the sexual

01:59:59.200 exploitation of non-human bodies,

02:00:01.420 specifically dairy cows, because you 0.53

02:00:04.820 haven't received their permission.

02:00:06.440 To milk them. 0.84

02:00:07.660 And that's essentially akin to rape. 0.88

02:00:09.920 You've actually raped them by. 1.00

02:00:11.400 Well, that's actually not, that's

02:00:13.180 actually not rape. 0.99

02:00:14.580 That's not rape. 1.00

02:00:15.660 But they also impregnate them.

02:00:17.240 Uh, they do that. 0.97

02:00:18.680 And they don't have permission to do

02:00:20.100 that.

02:00:20.420 May I say?

02:00:21.560 The bull doesn't care.

02:00:23.800 Uh, I, I've handed the forms out to

02:00:26.580 the bulls on my ranch.

02:00:27.700 You have?

02:00:28.120 And they, they come back every time

02:00:30.120 after a night of loving it up without

02:00:32.660 a single signature.

02:00:34.480 Oh my gosh.

02:00:35.000 They don't care.

02:00:36.160 They don't care.

02:00:37.120 And I, you know, it's weird.

02:00:37.940 I don't have to whip them or tell

02:00:40.000 them, Hey, I think that one's got the 0.83

02:00:41.620 hots for you.

02:00:42.240 They don't care.

02:00:42.980 They do it on their own.

02:00:43.480 They do it on their own.

02:00:45.080 But they do get like, I mean, they do

02:00:47.520 get permission from the.

02:00:48.980 I force them to buy.

02:00:50.000 I force them to buy flowers.

02:00:53.240 Okay.

02:00:53.640 I force them to buy flowers, at least buy

02:00:56.500 her a drink and flowers.

02:00:58.560 And are there, are there flowers usually

02:01:01.120 before the course?

02:01:02.280 Of course.

02:01:02.860 Okay.

02:01:03.080 Of course there is.

02:01:03.740 It's a, it's a, it's a farming utopia

02:01:05.960 because it would be savage really not

02:01:10.020 to at least have some romanticism before

02:01:13.020 the event.

02:01:14.480 Right?

02:01:14.800 Yeah.

02:01:14.920 I don't know if you've ever seen, and

02:01:16.180 you don't want to see it, so don't Google

02:01:17.600 it.

02:01:17.900 I haven't seen it and I don't want to.

02:01:19.720 But it's, uh, it's not a pretty process.

02:01:23.000 It's really not.

02:01:24.080 You're, you'll, you'll be standing there,

02:01:25.640 you'll be doing something and you're

02:01:26.860 going to hear, and you're like, what

02:01:30.180 the hell is wrong with that?

02:01:31.360 And then you turn around and you're like,

02:01:32.580 Oh my.

02:01:34.580 Oh no.

02:01:35.540 Hide your eyes kids.

02:01:36.980 It's not great.

02:01:37.760 One of the dairy cows has just been

02:01:38.680 raped.

02:01:39.640 Yes.

02:01:40.220 Yes.

02:01:40.740 Oh yeah.

02:01:41.380 It's not the, it's not the rape E that

02:01:45.060 is howling.

02:01:45.880 It is the raper.

02:01:46.900 And that's why he calls them in for

02:01:49.700 the rape line.

02:01:51.280 He just likes that.

02:01:52.400 The cows are the bulls are the, oh my

02:01:55.820 gosh, they are.

02:01:57.780 I mean, I mean, I, we have one that

02:02:00.000 has, I don't know, an overactive gland

02:02:02.420 of some sort.

02:02:03.400 And he is always crying out for it.

02:02:06.880 Always.

02:02:07.680 Like it sound, I thought there was

02:02:08.880 something wrong with him.

02:02:09.840 Is it a time of season or is it just

02:02:11.360 always?

02:02:12.820 Uh, well, I don't know that cause I'm

02:02:14.420 okay.

02:02:15.020 You're only there at certain times.

02:02:16.220 I'm only there at certain times of

02:02:17.600 the year.

02:02:17.980 And if it is, I would, I would, I'd

02:02:21.040 have to put the bull in a rape room 1.00

02:02:22.540 because it's just, it's like, I, I

02:02:26.100 listened to it.

02:02:26.740 It's like, and I'm like, dude, this

02:02:30.620 is pathetic.

02:02:31.960 This is why the girls aren't running 1.00

02:02:33.680 towards you.

02:02:34.520 This sounds pathetic.

02:02:35.840 You're just like, Hey sex.

02:02:37.960 I need sex. 0.61

02:02:38.900 Sex.

02:02:39.280 Somebody bring their big milk bag over

02:02:41.000 this way.

02:02:41.720 I need to rape you. 1.00

02:02:42.900 And it's like, that's not the way

02:02:44.360 to do it.

02:02:44.840 It's not the way to go.

02:02:46.020 So we got that, uh, in Hawaii.

02:02:49.280 I am pleased to report that we have

02:02:52.900 one girls volleyball coach in a nation

02:02:56.620 of 350 million.

02:02:59.040 We have one that is standing up to the

02:03:02.700 Hawaii high school athletic associations

02:03:05.300 policy, allowing male students to

02:03:07.900 participate in female sporting

02:03:09.640 activities as long as they self

02:03:11.800 identify as the opposite gender.

02:03:14.540 And he said no to that.

02:03:15.980 He said no to that.

02:03:17.460 Wow.

02:03:17.820 He said that's, um, the, the HHSAA says

02:03:23.760 that students are presumed eligible to

02:03:25.880 participate in activities in a matter

02:03:28.020 consistent with their school registration

02:03:29.500 records, even if it differs from the sex

02:03:31.300 assigned at birth.

02:03:32.820 Uh, he says, yeah, that's really stupid.

02:03:35.720 He said, in my opinion, it's really

02:03:37.520 irresponsible for the league to place

02:03:39.260 these young women who are minors at an

02:03:41.320 elevated level of risk.

02:03:43.200 They all sign off on an assumption of

02:03:45.020 risk form for an understandable amount

02:03:47.200 of risk, but now there's an elevated

02:03:49.100 level of risk.

02:03:50.140 Their daughters are going through and be

02:03:52.180 put through without any notification to

02:03:54.160 the parents at all.

02:03:55.400 No, I have no problem with a kid for

02:03:58.220 him being who they want to be.

02:03:59.840 But now these girls are being put in 1.00

02:04:01.820 unsafe situations without giving the

02:04:03.620 parents the opportunity.

02:04:05.320 I mean, of course, this is take the

02:04:07.320 women into consideration.

02:04:08.640 This is horrible for women. 1.00

02:04:11.180 Yeah, absolutely horrible.

02:04:13.360 Congratulations.

02:04:14.180 Pray for him.

02:04:14.760 They'll burn him at the stake by the

02:04:16.140 end of the week.

02:04:16.740 I'm sure.

02:04:24.080 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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