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00:02:34.500 hello america well a couple of things passed uh the rescissions bill which is uh nine billion

00:02:44.520 dollars cut is now going to the president's desk the white house also has a plan to downsize the

00:02:50.920 federal government and we have all of the numbers on that uh plus the argument over the genius act

00:02:58.260 we need to explain that what is happening with the federal reserve because rumors are now that

00:03:03.980 our fed chief is going to resign why is that happening we begin in 60 seconds first some

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00:04:16.640 is with us filling in for stew this week who is on vacation uh welcome jason thank you sir

00:04:22.120 i'm uh well last night i was you know rapidly looking through some of these rumors on x uh pretty

00:04:30.400 credible people on what's going on with jerome powell and the fed i was like what the heck is i was i was

00:04:35.100 actually popping popcorn and watching this it was getting so crazy so the it's just the rumors that he

00:04:43.080 is going to be stepping down well yeah i mean yeah uh anna paulina luna congresswoman she was saying uh

00:04:49.600 she was saying it was almost imminent that he was about to be fired uh actually fired there was

00:04:55.620 other rumors saying well we're not sure about fired but he's considering resigning yeah you know why we

00:05:01.360 yeah yeah i was like what the heck is going on right so do you know do you know why he's resigning no

00:05:06.760 take any guesses i mean well the i mean you had popcorn out i'd love to hear what you've come up with

00:05:13.780 well there's the i mean so there was the cpi stuff coming out the interest rates going up uh we know

00:05:19.380 that the president wants interest rates to come down right i'm assuming that is what the deal is and

00:05:23.580 there's some kind of internal battle going on well the president can't fire the fed chief okay so the

00:05:29.540 president is the one that nominated the federal reserve is the biggest crock of bullcrap i've ever

00:05:33.920 seen in my life it is nothing but the five biggest banks okay and you and you know which ones they

00:05:38.780 are because they're the ones that keep getting bigger and everybody else is falling to the wayside

00:05:42.080 so it is there the federal reserve is the arm of those five banks okay um and they suggest who the

00:05:51.840 president can select from so the president can't say i don't want any of these guys i want this guy

00:05:57.220 can't do it he has to take a look at the list that all the banks have put together and say

00:06:03.160 pick from this list mr president did you know that it's kind of like it sounds like exactly how iran

00:06:08.420 chooses their next president exactly it is exactly that way except this religion is all about the

00:06:15.500 almighty dollar uh okay so uh so he can't he can't pick on his own but the president has a right to

00:06:23.080 pick one you know every term if it comes up in his term uh the president wants this guy out uh and i

00:06:31.720 think he's been really really bad um because he's been wrong on almost on almost everything but

00:06:37.880 show me this show me the fed you know the guy who the fed was right ever uh so uh he can't fire him

00:06:46.940 but he wants him out because he wants interest rates dropped and you know the jobs are coming back

00:06:54.020 things are coming back but interest rates keep coming up and uh the the uh interest rates if we

00:07:01.440 keep our interest rates high we have a harder time borrowing money for our debt and it just gets more

00:07:07.080 and more expensive for everybody all the way along so the president wants him to back off interest rates

00:07:12.500 but the fed chief believes that that could cause more inflation which i think he's right on that one

00:07:19.940 and i hate to say he was right about anything because i don't think he's ever right makes me question

00:07:23.500 myself when i'm like well i think he might have a point on that one okay um so but the president is

00:07:30.360 like no it can handle it i want them down i want cheap money again he refuses so what has the president

00:07:38.920 done the president can only fire him with cause so what do you do when you can only fire somebody with

00:07:49.380 cause and you want them out you find a cause and this one's easy so the fed has been the one leading

00:07:58.420 the way saying we can't keep borrowing money we've got to have some fiscal sanity right this is going

00:08:04.480 to kill us we've got to keep these interest rates high because uh you are borrowing too much money and

00:08:10.880 maybe this is the only way to stop you so we got to keep it high because you've borrowed too much

00:08:16.080 money and how many times has he testified in front of congress we've got to cut we've got to cut you

00:08:21.120 can't keep spending like this okay well did you know that the federal reserve with our tax dollars

00:08:28.540 the five biggest banks aka the federal reserve uh is redoing their offices to the tune of two

00:08:38.580 billion dollars now i don't know what kind of wallpaper they need there but that seems like a pretty

00:08:46.380 hefty uh renovation especially when everybody's looking at cutting things and you're lecturing me

00:08:53.920 about spending money so they get money from the government okay they're telling us stop spending

00:09:01.820 stop borrowing except okay what you've borrowed i need two billion dollars of that to redo our offices

00:09:08.960 in washington dc excuse me why don't you do that yourself okay i think banks maybe have some money

00:09:15.900 so they're borrowing that money and they're 700 million dollars over so it's two billion dollars

00:09:26.760 700 million dollars over budget and they're still not finished and the problem is they're putting in

00:09:33.080 water features they have a rooftop garden they're building okay i mean it is it's insane so all the

00:09:40.920 president now knows really you want to play this game with me i'm going to sit your ass down in front

00:09:45.760 of congress and you answer to the american people how you're lecturing us about spending and you're

00:09:50.980 putting in a rooftop garden and a water feature in your office no no so the president is now threatening

00:09:59.200 i'll fire you for this you want to you want to quit now would be the time to quit otherwise i'm dragging

00:10:06.260 your butt in front of congress you answer to the american people for this and they will beg me to fire you

00:10:12.100 so that's what's happening so i believe i looked at that a lot because i was like there's got to be

00:10:16.940 some leverage that the president has because he can't just get rid of no but that's some pretty

00:10:22.180 big cause that sounds like a babylon b article it really does it does two billion dollars two billion

00:10:28.600 dollars 700 million over budget oh my gosh i mean and these are the responsible bankers no no i don't

00:10:36.100 think so it just shows they don't mean what they say they'll just keep doing it for themselves you

00:10:42.460 know if you really believed that america was really on that financial cliff why would you do that you

00:10:50.320 would lead the way and say guys we are going to be the only responsible ones here we're going to lead

00:10:54.860 by example no renovation you know what go to ikea you need a new desk go to ikea and get a new desk

00:11:02.480 well we've got to keep up our image we're not going to have a country so what do you say we go

00:11:08.300 to ikea our image should be we are going to lead the way out of this madness that's what a leader would

00:11:14.620 do so glenn i so i still don't think i get this this disconnect between trump and powell on so we know

00:11:21.900 trump wants to lower uh interest rates powell's you know he's standing back and saying basically he's

00:11:27.200 not going to do it is he trying to undermine president trump on this president trump thinks so

00:11:31.980 president trump thinks so i think so to some degree um i mean i'm worried about inflation and low

00:11:40.960 i mean look you know what happened do you know what's happening with japan what's happening with

00:11:44.740 japan okay so what's happening with japan uh is japan has always had this really amazing uh image of

00:11:56.380 we're solid we're absolutely solid this is starting to crack the foundation um 1989 let me go back to

00:12:06.480 1989 this was the crown jewel of the global economy back in 1989 you probably are not old enough to

00:12:12.900 remember all of a sudden japan owned everything in america okay like we were just becoming japanese

00:12:18.420 and everything was being purchased by japan kind of like it feels a little bit like china now okay

00:12:25.920 they even owned nakatomi plaza glenn that bruce willis had to save that's right they owned everything

00:12:33.240 in every 80s movie oh yeah they owned absolutely everything okay um and the things were so insane in

00:12:42.020 japan the grounds of the imperial palace uh in tokyo on paper was worth more than the entire value of the

00:12:52.280 state of california wow okay so their land everything just shot up and so they had all they were flush with

00:13:00.260 all this cash okay and people believed that japan had suddenly you know cracked the formula for you know

00:13:07.620 eternal prosperity that's the problem and then it all started to fall apart and the asset prices that

00:13:12.900 they had mortgaged against okay um they had borrowed other again well the imperial palace is worth more

00:13:19.420 than california that doesn't make any sense nobody would you wouldn't mortgage it like that at least

00:13:24.900 long term you might go like i'm gonna do this real quick and pay it off you would never ever mortgage

00:13:31.240 because you know that's insane well nobody ever wants in it seems in the in governments nobody ever

00:13:37.160 wants to believe that this is just a fluke okay so the asset prices collapsed the stock markets plunged and

00:13:44.500 for three decades they have gone into this very polite political coma okay economic coma and so the central bank

00:13:57.500 did something radical they were the first ones to set your interest rate at zero they lowered the

00:14:07.040 interest rate they made money so cheap it was nearly free zero percent interest sometimes they would

00:14:14.680 pay you to take out money so they had negative interest rates can you imagine that now you're not

00:14:23.020 fixing the problem you're just now printing wallpaper to cover over the mold all right so they've done

00:14:29.580 this for decades now their debt is i think 260 or 280 of their gdp i think what is ours 100 80 something

00:14:42.580 crazy 120 you never come back the the death threshold is usually about 120 140 their 260 of their entire

00:14:53.480 economy is debt that is not a crack that's a fault line so this week or was it last week things started

00:15:03.320 to creak and groan in japan and the government bonds which are like our treasuries is this getting too

00:15:10.820 complex are you following this still yeah okay so their government bonds they were the safest investments

00:15:18.200 on earth one of them okay it's us japan germany they started to fall hard and when bond prices fall

00:15:26.980 interest rates or the yields go up all right so they borrowed all this money 260 of their gdp is borrowed

00:15:37.220 okay so they borrowed all of that money and they had it like it you know three percent interest whatever

00:15:43.940 two percent interest and uh they were paying people uh two percent well all of a sudden the cracks

00:15:51.900 started to appear and people were like uh i'm not sure this is stable at all and then the belief

00:15:59.380 of the system started to to go away so people started selling their japanese bonds once they do that

00:16:07.180 now the yields have to go up what happens when yields go up what happens when interest rates go up

00:16:13.760 for a government you have to pay more interest on your debt okay you add two or three points to just

00:16:24.100 imagine you have an adjustable rate okay this is a government having adjustable rate except they have

00:16:31.060 260 percent of everything they make in debt and it's all leveraged and now their adjustable goes up

00:16:40.780 two three four points you're not able to afford that anymore okay so massive problem because it what

00:16:49.860 it really means is people don't believe in japan they know the con game is now over and investors are

00:16:56.040 saying you know i want a whole lot more in return if i'm gonna because i just don't believe you anymore

00:17:01.340 and it's not just japan's problem this is not a neighbor's house on fire this is imagine we're all living

00:17:12.760 under the same roof this is the neighbor's apartment on fire we're all under the same roof

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00:18:32.580 okay so now if japan that means there's a stampede out of japan and people are starting to look and

00:18:52.980 reprice the risk of their money now they're like wait a minute if the most stable you know if if

00:18:58.860 you're driving a car and it is the it is the safest car in the world and all of a sudden they just start

00:19:03.680 blowing up on the highway you're like uh i don't think that's the most that's the safest car on the

00:19:13.020 highway and if that is the safest car what does it mean for the car i'm in you know what i mean

00:19:18.060 so now this is going to push u.s interest rates going up which makes our mortgage rates go up and

00:19:25.340 our car loans get more expensive and the national debt which is already costing us 1.2 trillion dollars

00:19:33.040 a year just in interest now they can't sell their treasuries people are skittish on treasuries

00:19:43.080 maybe they come to the united states but they're not so far they're getting out of the japanese uh

00:19:51.060 interest or the the bonds there japan has to pay their bills what do you do when you have to pay a

00:19:59.340 bill and you don't have any money coming in you don't have enough money coming in what do you do

00:20:04.140 you sell something right you sell your car you sell something that you have a value well what do they

00:20:11.740 have what do they hold a value u.s treasuries so now we are trying to sell our bonds for our new debt

00:20:22.300 they hold our old debt they're saying hey anybody want to buy this debt because i got to sell it

00:20:29.780 fire sale what what do you give me for it okay which makes that debt more attractive because they

00:20:38.440 can get a better deal there which means if we want to have new debt we have to raise our interest rates

00:20:43.960 which means we pay more for you know uh interest for our mortgages and and everything else and it

00:20:51.320 floods the market with bonds crushing the prices skyrocketing the costs for us and causing even more

00:21:01.640 trouble in other countries that have u.s bonds because they start to look and go nobody's buying these bonds

00:21:07.200 well of course not you have two countries the two stablest countries besides germany you have the

00:21:14.120 two stablest countries now selling u.s treasury bonds okay really really bad now let me add this on

00:21:22.800 germany is now having to pay for their own army and so they said they're going to borrow money

00:21:33.320 to build the army and they're going to lower their interest rate so they can borrow more money

00:21:41.080 all right and now the german bund which is you know like our treasury that's now starting to fall apart

00:21:50.440 well germany has some assets they can sell what do you think that asset might be that they want to sell

00:22:00.200 u.s treasuries we have been playing an extraordinarily horrible game this is why i believe the president

00:22:13.920 wants somebody else in charge of the fed because the fed can say we're lowering the interest rates

00:22:21.320 because he's got to get more money into the system so people can spend money can start businesses borrow

00:22:31.720 money get things moving so we can increase the amount of taxes that we collect the more people money

00:22:39.560 the more people make the more taxes we collect so he's like we've got to grow the economy and the only

00:22:46.740 way we can grow the economy is to lower the interest rates but at the same time interest rates around the

00:22:55.700 world because of what's happening with the bonds is going through the roof we are in a very we've never

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00:24:34.840 welcome to the glennbeck program there's a lot going on today and it's our job to keep you

00:25:00.020 informed and help you understand what's happening in the world um you know the federal reserve we've

00:25:07.020 just been talking about that what's really going on uh there what's going on with cutting uh there

00:25:12.780 were some great things that happened in the senate yesterday we'll talk about that uh with uh one of

00:25:18.160 the senators who uh passed it through and got it to the president's desk rescissions big about nine

00:25:23.700 billion dollars uh of rescissions which were promised uh doge rescissions which is very very good

00:25:30.360 um and then there's something else that's happening in the senate that uh is called the genius act

00:25:36.840 the genius act seems really good uh in some ways um it is uh it's all about uh digital currency

00:25:49.980 and stable coins now the problem is is this is this going to lead us to a cbdc which was is a

00:26:02.020 a federal reserve digital currency and what's in the genius act as far as what i read what's in the

00:26:09.260 genius act what the law says is not a problem i mean i think there needs to be some things added to it

00:26:16.080 but the problem is what it normalizes identity linked money federal approved uh issuers and a

00:26:24.800 financial system that rewards obedience and flags dissent and once these pipes are built the fear

00:26:32.400 is my fear is at least it doesn't take that much for a central bank digital currency to flow right

00:26:38.040 through those pipes it's normalizing things uh and and in some ways we have to normal we have to have

00:26:44.940 some rules on these things um but i would really like to see that you know you have a very clear

00:26:53.200 right to hold your money in your own wallet offline and untouchable uh and a line in the sand in this

00:27:01.520 that says no cbdc's not now not ever and a guarantee that says private money earned and saved remains

00:27:11.200 private and unprogrammed that has to be in this bill now some people uh stood up uh and uh and argued

00:27:22.020 those very points chip roy i think is one of them and all of them were called to the white house

00:27:27.040 yesterday where the president said he made real progress with everybody chip i assume you were

00:27:32.060 part of that uh calling to the white house well glenn thanks for having me on and thank you for that

00:27:38.200 great summary because a lot of people don't understand what's happening because as you point out

00:27:42.200 so many things were happening at once the senate as you noted just passed uh or you know the rescissions

00:27:49.700 package which we thought they were going to water down more than they did and we're blessed that they

00:27:53.780 didn't and that's great nine billion dollars including public broadcasting that's step one of

00:27:58.480 a thousand that we need to take on rescission really good and that is at the president's desk now right

00:28:02.960 it it uh it they made a slight change to it so we'll have to come back to us but we will take it

00:28:09.360 we will take it up pass it and send it to the president okay we agree we already passed it they

00:28:14.220 watered it down a little bit but they it's close right and it was it was kind of on a on the aids

00:28:19.780 thing which i think is understandable why they i mean yeah you have to read the bill to know what

00:28:25.340 that was actually about but it's such an easy target it's probably worth you know losing that 400

00:28:30.580 million dollars correct that's that's the right summary now to this point we told the leadership over

00:28:37.820 the weekend that while we appreciated what they were doing with stablecoin and the genius act

00:28:42.920 and while we would we would prefer to see us move our house bill which is a market framework a broader

00:28:50.220 bill that's sort of the second piece to this and then thirdly that we wanted to see as you point out

00:28:56.240 a complete and total ban on a central bank digital currency or anything like it you explained it better

00:29:03.400 so we told the leadership don't put this on the on the floor in a rule right which is how we operate

00:29:10.780 in the house um without fixing this making these amendments in order but unfortunately they didn't

00:29:17.340 listen to us i say with all due respect and so some of us objected now to be clear i was not in the

00:29:25.620 meeting at the white house because i was on the house floor running speeches for the people that were

00:29:31.400 affected by the floods in my district in texas so i was though in constant contact with my friends who

00:29:38.080 were at the white house and i certainly let the white house know that a few of those good guys

00:29:41.780 like scott perry and others had my proxy but here's another important point because we're not going to

00:29:47.820 talk about epstein this morning but i don't think unless you want to no i don't but on monday night

00:29:51.940 there was a vote in the in the committee in the rules committee i was not present i got in late

00:29:58.580 because of flights because of the floods and then the rains coming into dc right so i wasn't there

00:30:02.800 so i didn't vote on this epstein matter we talk about that separately there's a lot of information

00:30:07.320 flying around yeah that's fine let's move on this is really important yeah yeah bottom line is here's

00:30:14.320 the deal we need to do what needs to be done on crypto okay we need to deal stable coin we need to

00:30:20.700 deal with the market framework but we believe a line in the sand is that we've got to have an

00:30:25.840 emphatic statement from the government of the united states that the government is not going

00:30:29.840 to be tracking your money to prevent you from being able to buy guns to prevent you from being

00:30:35.520 able to buy gasoline if they want to go to all you know uh you know evs if to prevent you from being

00:30:42.120 able to live your life freely and be able to monitor your transactions like the chinese communist

00:30:47.640 party we don't do that here this is a country that's supposed to embrace freedom that's the point

00:30:52.780 and at the core of it is a currency that is stable modern technology is raising different ways for

00:30:59.760 us to achieve that and you know i wish we'd not gotten off the gold standard we did we've allowed

00:31:05.380 the fed to become unwieldy and print all manners of money that's part of the problem but here we are

00:31:11.000 and we've got the ability maybe through the markets to create something good to kind of reclaim

00:31:17.220 autonomy with a stable currency that isn't being messed up by federal bureaucrats but it needs to

00:31:23.640 be done right and we do not want to you know uh inadvertently or purposely empower these bureaucrats

00:31:29.460 by allowing them to track and use this that's the whole point so we drew a line in the sand that we

00:31:35.080 need to achieve this as usual we're given lots of excuses well we got to get this one done first

00:31:40.260 trust us we'll do it later i've got a lot of faith in the trump administration so i give a lot

00:31:45.320 but i don't trust the senate so we have to keep forcing the hand so because the president would

00:31:51.580 say look i've already done an executive order on this no cbdc but an executive order is not the same

00:31:57.660 as legislation i appreciate his executive order but someday he's going to be gone and we need it in

00:32:05.680 the law and you know i i look i read the genius act and and trying to understand it and i think a lot of

00:32:12.560 what they're asking for is good they're saying look you know we want one for one you got to be able to

00:32:18.040 cash this in you know so we just don't have all these fake you know coins out there um so it's tied

00:32:24.100 one to one to the dollar you need to be able to uh uh know that this is not terrorist etc etc and so

00:32:31.960 there's some things that the banks already have to do but this is more than what the banks have to do

00:32:39.700 it seems and i don't mind that you know transactions i do i actually i do mind but

00:32:45.740 i can tolerate transactions over ten thousand dollars you know spiking up but i don't want to

00:32:51.960 see my money being able to be tracked everywhere and i'm not doing anything wrong with it i just know

00:32:58.660 how it can be used if the federal government and i don't want this pipeline ever to be built

00:33:04.040 right and there's there are other aspects to the bill that we're looking at as well that's not just

00:33:09.680 the central bank digital currency but this notion of self-custody right that self-custody means the

00:33:15.780 ability to send crypto without the use of an intermediary and uh warren davidson had an amendment

00:33:21.500 and had language he wanted to improve the genius act this is stuff he was already working on in the

00:33:26.940 clarity act in the house and trying to make sure that we're uh minding the store if you will

00:33:33.260 through the process of creating these frameworks look i i want all this to move forward but if the

00:33:39.640 crypto bros want to be able to do all this stuff they need to back us up to defend freedom and they

00:33:43.920 should want to they should our point i mean this is what the whole thing with crypto was all about

00:33:48.200 was freedom um and i want the freedom i mean the custody clause is really important is there any

00:33:55.740 custody clause in it now there is language in there and that that's a result of all of our efforts

00:34:02.120 but it's not it's not where it needs to be so that's one of the things we're working on is trying

00:34:06.920 to amend it to make it better and then we're trying to get a guarantee on the central bank digital

00:34:11.520 currency those are two top things there's a few other small things but those are the two top things

00:34:15.840 we're trying to do and what self-custody means i make my money i can pull it out of the bank and i can

00:34:23.900 put it in my wallet or a digital wallet and it's mine and nobody else has access to it nobody else can

00:34:30.300 and i can spend it the way i want to spend it because it's mine if you don't have the self-custody

00:34:36.440 clause in there it means it's not really yours because if if somebody in the government says nah you

00:34:43.560 can't use that to buy an suv uh you can't use that to buy fossil fuels uh we don't really you know

00:34:51.220 inflation is getting so bad in this particular area you're not essential in this area so we're not

00:34:57.740 going to let your money buy this that's once they you have that system you have total control

00:35:04.920 am i explaining that right chip you're explaining it better than i could and i think i just your

00:35:11.300 your listeners just need to understand because everything gets real complex when you have an

00:35:14.660 administration that's doing so many great things what the administration is and i mean truly like

00:35:20.540 just you know extraordinary things in the face of so much resistance then you want to give them the

00:35:25.040 benefit of the doubt and we do to your point about the executive order maybe leadership who

00:35:30.320 want to protect our freedom and advance this economy and build prosperity but we have to protect against

00:35:35.640 the power of government that has been used to want to do freedom and undermine it whether republicans

00:35:41.180 or democrats were in charge okay so you're right it's what we're fighting

00:35:45.720 wherever you wherever you are it happens today wherever you are stop moving because we're losing

00:35:52.680 you and i do i do want to ask you in one minute your thoughts on on uh epstein now that we've gotten

00:35:59.140 through the important stuff your thoughts quickly on epstein look the american people deserve to know

00:36:05.720 more information than they're getting i also trust the trump administration to work through this

00:36:09.820 as a former federal prosecutor what i would tell you is the one thing we got to be mindful of when you say

00:36:14.880 quote release the files remember that there are victims yes okay and you've got to be careful about

00:36:20.620 that yes remember that there are also individuals who might have been in some book or some list that

00:36:26.060 never got on a flight that never had anything to do with this creep uh you know at least directly or

00:36:31.200 didn't certainly didn't go to the island so you got to be careful about that i think what we need is

00:36:36.280 the autopsy released the full details that's surrounding the suicide and i think we need the flight logs which

00:36:42.880 are traditionally public i think we should start with that get that out there so people can understand

00:36:48.620 understand those facts and i think then the department of justice owes us sort of an explanation for

00:36:54.740 what are they doing in light of the prosecution of epstein in light of the prosecution of uh jislaine

00:37:00.840 maxwell what is it are they protecting anyone who are the people who else should be prosecuted and why

00:37:07.140 aren't they being and i think those i think that methodical approach is the way the trump administration

00:37:11.640 ought to approach it i think they owe us more information on that front i think we should push for that

00:37:16.420 but i don't think we should be blind okay we've got to be careful right grand juries operate in secrecy

00:37:22.220 for a reason yes so let's just let's be smart about this we believe in freedom we believe in due

00:37:27.060 process we don't believe in just throwing things to the wind and by the way i'm not like you know if

00:37:32.040 you read alan dershowitz's op-ed in the journal this morning he walked through a bunch of this stuff

00:37:36.020 and he represented epstein and there's there are judges who currently have a clamp down on being able to

00:37:42.040 talk about some of the information yes so we need to work through that like there's a lot of

00:37:46.020 variables in this so i think chip that is totally reasonable and i think there wouldn't have been

00:37:50.840 any blowback had that been the response but what the response was uh you know was it's sitting on my

00:37:58.320 desk then it wasn't sitting on my desk because the fbi is holding it from me in uh in fbi headquarters

00:38:04.840 but i've got to go through everything because there's so many names and so much information there and

00:38:08.860 we're still going over the videotapes too there's nothing wait what what that just didn't make sense and

00:38:15.760 then it was shut up and sit down i think the american people want to believe i mean i would

00:38:22.000 rather have this be the truth that there wasn't a big deal there were some people but it wasn't as

00:38:27.040 big as we thought i'd love to believe that but you need to take the american people through it

00:38:32.440 because we have a lack of trust big time and by the way the best process for them to go through is

00:38:39.620 they need to go take some scalps right and they need to demonstrate that they're serious about it

00:38:44.420 if they have a list of mobsters and a whole big old binder full of people affiliated with the mob

00:38:50.120 but they go nail 10 hides to the wall and say we're doing our job then we're going to give them

00:38:54.980 the benefit of the doubt they're not protecting somebody who shouldn't be protected yes but right

00:38:58.960 now we're getting a whole lot of like whatever and a whole lot of like shrugging and after the big

00:39:04.280 presentation with the binder on the desk we need more than just shrugging good for you uh chip thank

00:39:09.160 you very much appreciate it god bless uh and and anything we can do for anything we can do for

00:39:14.400 your district anything you know mercury one is if i can just if i could just say the um community

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00:39:37.460 chiproid tx chiproid tx i will uh i will direct uh mercury one to look at it and if we can help

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00:41:05.340 by the way chip roy that's what common sense sounds like i just want to let you know uh we also have a

00:41:30.920 really good common sense uh speaker the former um ag out of missouri now the uh senator from

00:41:38.860 missouri coming on to talk about the uh rescissions jason new uh updates from the video sleuths looking

00:41:46.940 through the uh prison video in the jeffrey epstein case it's not just one minute that was cut it was

00:41:52.220 three minutes that were cut and then stitched on top of each other and then it just looks like one

00:41:57.200 minute so it's more than what we thought oh jeez why would they do that it doesn't prove anything

00:42:02.220 no it doesn't still but you can't see the door you can't see anything why would they do this

00:42:07.980 yeah it's so stupid more confusion that's all it is

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00:43:37.520 schmidt is joining us from missouri the senator from missouri on the rescission package next

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00:44:33.580 This is the Glenn Beck Program

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00:44:41.820 We have one more hurdle for Doge cuts

00:44:46.500 And these are big

00:44:48.280 This is $9 billion in cuts from Doge

00:44:52.700 They include NPR and PBS

00:44:56.200 Oh no, what will we do?

00:44:58.760 I don't know, they can sell Sesame Street plush toys

00:45:02.060 I think Big Bird's gonna be fine

00:45:04.880 But maybe that's just me

00:45:07.620 Eric Schmidt is joining us

00:45:09.840 Because it passed out of the Senate

00:45:11.640 But it has to go back to the House

00:45:12.980 I just talked to Chip Roy

00:45:14.100 He said, we're gonna pass it quickly

00:45:16.520 I hope that's true

00:45:18.460 And then it goes to the President to sign

00:45:21.100 Let's get the full look at the rescission package

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00:46:40.720 Senator Eric Schmidt is with us

00:46:42.580 He's from Missouri

00:46:43.240 He was the AG in Missouri

00:46:45.140 And one of the best in the country

00:46:46.880 Now continuing to be

00:46:48.520 One of the best senators

00:46:49.500 In the country

00:46:50.100 Senator, how are you, sir?

00:46:52.880 I'm good, Glenn

00:46:53.800 I've got to get to see you in person

00:46:55.500 I don't know

00:46:56.080 It's been a while

00:46:56.660 Since I've been able to

00:46:57.880 Do a show with you in person

00:46:59.640 We've got to figure that out here soon

00:47:01.200 Anytime

00:47:01.800 Also, I still think of that time

00:47:04.940 Remember when you came

00:47:05.580 When I was AG

00:47:06.220 You came with a lot of the

00:47:07.500 Historical artifacts

00:47:10.080 Yeah

00:47:10.360 And I still think of that

00:47:12.100 Washington

00:47:12.640 You know what

00:47:14.040 Washington had in his pocket

00:47:15.220 As a surveyor

00:47:16.040 Yeah

00:47:16.400 I got to touch that

00:47:17.260 Yeah

00:47:17.580 Yeah, the compass

00:47:18.300 And it's just

00:47:18.860 It was obviously

00:47:19.940 It means a lot

00:47:20.860 Like

00:47:21.180 When you're making sure

00:47:23.860 You're always headed

00:47:24.520 In the right direction

00:47:25.440 That was

00:47:26.060 It was very meaningful for me

00:47:27.860 So anyway

00:47:28.300 Thank you

00:47:28.800 I hope to see you soon

00:47:29.720 So, Eric

00:47:31.300 What happened last night

00:47:33.260 Is this going to go

00:47:35.200 It's going back to the House

00:47:36.140 Is it going to pass

00:47:37.360 What does it mean?

00:47:39.840 Well, we're not done yet

00:47:41.080 So last night

00:47:42.060 There were two procedural votes

00:47:43.460 One to pull the rescissions package

00:47:45.620 Out of the committee

00:47:47.000 Appropriations committee

00:47:47.940 And then the motion to proceed

00:47:49.640 So we're now on the bill today

00:47:51.740 So I'm the sponsor

00:47:52.780 Of the rescissions package

00:47:53.760 President Trump's package

00:47:54.700 Nine billion dollars

00:47:56.220 One point one billion

00:47:57.840 Is Corporation for Public Broadcasting

00:47:59.640 That's NPR

00:48:00.400 That's PBS

00:48:01.520 And then also

00:48:02.580 You've got all that

00:48:03.100 Crazy USAID stuff

00:48:04.980 Like Guatemalan sex changes

00:48:06.620 And DEI in Burma

00:48:08.420 And voter ID in Haiti

00:48:09.860 All that nonsense

00:48:10.840 It's all in this package

00:48:11.920 So what happens today is

00:48:13.780 We'll have a voterama

00:48:15.080 The Democrats will offer

00:48:16.140 A bunch of amendments

00:48:16.880 We've got to beat that back

00:48:18.240 We've got to hold

00:48:18.820 The 50 votes

00:48:19.700 That we had last night

00:48:20.700 And J.D. Vance

00:48:22.540 Will probably have to come in

00:48:23.420 To break the final tie

00:48:24.220 So that'll happen today

00:48:25.280 So we're not done yet

00:48:26.320 We're not done yet

00:48:27.380 But I think we're going to get there

00:48:28.420 I think we'll get there

00:48:29.360 I'm losing help on here

00:48:31.500 It's always like

00:48:32.540 It's always like

00:48:33.260 Okay, we got it

00:48:34.160 We got it

00:48:34.560 We don't have it

00:48:35.120 We don't have that

00:48:35.840 No

00:48:36.080 Hey, we're going to put them in jail

00:48:37.500 They're going to jail

00:48:38.300 No, they're not going to jail

00:48:39.420 I mean, it's like every day

00:48:40.940 I think this is like

00:48:43.440 First of all

00:48:44.360 If we can't do this

00:48:45.380 Right

00:48:45.680 Anybody ought to

00:48:46.240 Like hang their head in shame

00:48:48.000 Yes

00:48:48.340 But I think this is one of those steps

00:48:51.720 Of restoring a little bit of confidence

00:48:53.960 That we can actually find wasteful spending

00:48:56.200 And do something about it

00:48:57.320 And this is the worst of the worst

00:48:58.700 And NPR, look

00:48:59.560 It's being run by someone

00:49:01.000 Who called President Trump

00:49:02.240 A fascist

00:49:03.180 And hate

00:49:04.220 I mean, these are people

00:49:05.000 Who call Americans bigots

00:49:07.520 Every day over the airwaves

00:49:09.220 And there's just no reason

00:49:10.020 They should get federal dollars

00:49:11.140 And we've talked about this

00:49:12.120 For a long time

00:49:12.860 As conservatives

00:49:13.500 And now's the time

00:49:14.520 To actually end the federal

00:49:15.700 Turn off the federal spigot

00:49:17.460 I mean, I have to tell you

00:49:18.480 NPR and PBS

00:49:19.440 They don't need the money

00:49:21.420 They don't need the money

00:49:23.500 They can raise it

00:49:24.680 Just the way

00:49:25.460 All the rest of us

00:49:26.720 Have to raise it

00:49:27.500 Correct

00:49:27.880 Why they have to have

00:49:29.160 All this money

00:49:30.040 To

00:49:31.340 Coming from my taxes

00:49:33.460 When

00:49:34.160 You know

00:49:35.040 There is a private sector

00:49:36.500 And there is a way

00:49:37.300 That you can do that

00:49:38.080 You want to have that opinion

00:49:39.060 You want to do it

00:49:39.720 Good

00:49:40.280 Then do that

00:49:41.380 And you can do it

00:49:42.240 Especially now

00:49:43.380 With just the same high quality

00:49:45.340 Without all of the government expense

00:49:48.720 And the waste that goes with it

00:49:49.940 And I gotta tell you

00:49:50.940 I don't know what kind of mansion

00:49:52.320 Big Bird needs to live in

00:49:54.120 But they've been selling

00:49:55.240 Plush toys

00:49:56.100 For a very long time

00:49:58.380 I think they can afford

00:49:59.680 To produce their own show

00:50:01.260 Well, you gotta have

00:50:02.820 High ceilings, Glenn

00:50:03.960 And that's not cheap

00:50:05.540 Right

00:50:06.660 Right

00:50:07.600 I mean, it's getting

00:50:08.340 Not every apartment

00:50:09.720 Can have Big Bird in it

00:50:11.600 No

00:50:12.540 Okay, so

00:50:13.600 Exclusive neighborhoods, yeah

00:50:15.300 But you're confident

00:50:16.240 This is going to pass

00:50:17.740 I am, yes

00:50:20.600 But again

00:50:21.560 These things are closer

00:50:22.600 Than they should be

00:50:23.200 It's 50 votes

00:50:24.080 I mean, we lose three Republicans

00:50:25.220 So we gotta hold everybody

00:50:26.380 We had last night

00:50:27.160 But I think that vote last night

00:50:29.140 Was an indicator

00:50:29.740 Of where we're really at

00:50:30.640 And then we'll have

00:50:32.520 This voter-rama today

00:50:33.440 Which will be

00:50:34.500 You know, the Democrats

00:50:35.360 Will want to save

00:50:36.120 Some stupid program

00:50:37.220 And then we'll have to vote it down

00:50:38.460 And then we'll get to

00:50:39.200 Final passage

00:50:39.840 Hopefully tonight

00:50:40.560 It will go to the House

00:50:41.460 Because it's gotta be done

00:50:42.260 By Friday

00:50:42.800 There's a 45-day window

00:50:44.420 For this rescissions package

00:50:46.100 And it's gotta be done

00:50:46.880 By Friday

00:50:47.360 And we're on track

00:50:48.420 Why does it have to be

00:50:49.320 Done by Friday?

00:50:51.500 Because under the

00:50:52.560 The statute enacted

00:50:55.120 In the 70s

00:50:56.000 The president

00:50:56.600 Can basically

00:50:57.780 Through a previously

00:50:58.820 Appropriated fund

00:50:59.780 Send a rescissions message

00:51:01.200 To the Congress

00:51:02.060 And then Congress

00:51:02.840 Has 45 days

00:51:03.740 To act on it

00:51:04.420 That 45 days

00:51:05.640 Runs on Friday

00:51:07.000 Has anybody

00:51:08.760 In Congress

00:51:09.400 Or the Senate

00:51:10.000 Ever thought

00:51:10.640 You know what

00:51:11.100 Why don't we just

00:51:11.540 Get this one done

00:51:12.200 The day it comes in

00:51:13.020 Why don't we do that

00:51:14.000 Why are we always

00:51:15.240 We've got 10 minutes

00:51:16.940 Left to pass this

00:51:18.340 Why?

00:51:19.200 As a bill sponsor

00:51:20.200 I would have loved to

00:51:21.240 I mean honestly

00:51:22.100 So much oxygen

00:51:23.340 Was taken up

00:51:24.160 Through the big

00:51:24.720 Beautiful bill

00:51:25.300 And the reconciliation package

00:51:26.840 That this was the next thing

00:51:28.540 And the good news is

00:51:29.700 These are very

00:51:30.620 You know one of the few things

00:51:31.680 We get to do with 51 votes

00:51:33.180 Right?

00:51:33.520 With Republican votes

00:51:34.820 And so these are things

00:51:35.560 You gotta do

00:51:36.040 Yeah alright

00:51:36.780 Okay

00:51:37.160 You have a book

00:51:40.180 Coming out

00:51:40.760 When is the book out

00:51:41.840 Because I know

00:51:42.360 I want to have you on

00:51:43.260 When the book comes out

00:51:44.120 Yeah it's available

00:51:45.860 For pre-order now

00:51:47.520 It's August 19th

00:51:48.620 It comes out

00:51:49.140 It's the last line of defense

00:51:50.460 How to beat the left in court

00:51:51.960 And it is

00:51:53.240 A lot of the stuff

00:51:54.420 That you and I

00:51:54.760 Have talked about

00:51:55.300 Over the years

00:51:55.900 Glenn

00:51:56.320 It just

00:51:56.860 It's the inside story

00:51:59.120 And I don't think

00:51:59.880 And I'm a little biased

00:52:00.700 But I don't think

00:52:01.160 A book's been written

00:52:01.740 Like this before

00:52:02.720 Where it takes you

00:52:03.600 Kind of inside

00:52:04.360 The legal battles

00:52:05.200 Like you gotta remember

00:52:06.320 When I was A.G. in Missouri

00:52:07.800 We brought the vaccine mandate case

00:52:09.800 To the Supreme Court

00:52:10.860 And we won

00:52:11.560 We sued 65 school districts

00:52:13.280 In Missouri

00:52:13.760 Over mask mandates

00:52:14.860 And we won

00:52:15.620 We brought the Missouri

00:52:16.700 Versus Biden

00:52:17.440 Censorship lawsuit

00:52:18.720 Right?

00:52:19.120 And uncovered this vast

00:52:20.200 Censorship enterprise

00:52:21.120 Before Elon Musk

00:52:21.980 Bought Twitter

00:52:22.400 And we exposed all of that

00:52:24.100 We took

00:52:24.520 We took Fauci's deposition

00:52:26.120 There's a chapter about that

00:52:27.720 We took Elvis Chan's deposition

00:52:29.440 The FBI agent

00:52:30.560 That was in charge

00:52:31.120 Of the pre-bunking

00:52:32.280 The Hunter Biden laptop story

00:52:33.400 We kind of go behind

00:52:34.240 The scenes there

00:52:34.860 We had the student loan debt

00:52:36.380 Scam lawsuit

00:52:37.440 Because Missouri had Mohila

00:52:39.080 We took that to the Supreme Court

00:52:40.660 And we won

00:52:41.160 So it's really

00:52:42.260 Lessons learned

00:52:43.440 On how conservatives

00:52:44.720 We have a new playbook now

00:52:46.180 We gotta be tough

00:52:47.360 We gotta go to court

00:52:48.480 And we gotta win

00:52:49.400 And so those lessons

00:52:50.340 From, you know

00:52:50.980 The Biden years

00:52:51.660 And the COVID years

00:52:52.540 Can now play out

00:52:53.740 In the Trump administration

00:52:54.700 To defend these policies

00:52:55.840 There's a few guys

00:52:57.200 In the states

00:52:58.080 That were doing that

00:52:58.880 Why is it

00:52:59.760 We can't seem

00:53:00.700 To get our own DOJ

00:53:02.420 To fight like this

00:53:04.020 I wish

00:53:04.380 I mean

00:53:04.800 I'm glad you're a senator

00:53:05.800 But I wish you would have been

00:53:07.240 The AG

00:53:07.720 I mean

00:53:08.700 Why can't

00:53:09.380 Why can't we get

00:53:10.320 Our DOJ

00:53:11.460 To start moving

00:53:12.840 There's a lot

00:53:13.520 Listen

00:53:13.820 There's a lot of winning

00:53:14.900 I will say this

00:53:15.640 Actually

00:53:16.200 My solicitor general

00:53:18.620 John Sauer

00:53:19.820 Is the solicitor general

00:53:20.840 Of the United States now

00:53:21.740 So John is

00:53:22.560 In the Supreme Court now

00:53:24.240 You know

00:53:25.340 Taking those lessons

00:53:26.140 In Missouri

00:53:26.600 And you know

00:53:27.340 There's some big wins

00:53:28.280 That have happened

00:53:28.820 In court

00:53:29.320 On immigration so far

00:53:31.180 I get it

00:53:31.880 Listen

00:53:32.080 There is a big desire

00:53:33.580 To make sure

00:53:36.760 That that weaponization

00:53:38.260 That we saw

00:53:38.980 Under the

00:53:39.540 Under the Biden administration

00:53:40.580 That never happens again

00:53:41.520 Right

00:53:41.720 You can't have

00:53:42.760 Political opponents

00:53:44.700 Being thrown in prison

00:53:45.840 For the rest of their life

00:53:46.560 But there's a lot of reckoning

00:53:47.560 That still needs to happen

00:53:48.460 There's a lot of things

00:53:49.420 That happened

00:53:50.360 That people need to be held

00:53:51.480 To account for

00:53:52.160 I mean

00:53:52.400 Jack Smith

00:53:52.920 What these guys were doing

00:53:54.040 To jail a political opponent

00:53:55.840 There has to be

00:53:57.420 I think

00:53:57.820 Some repercussions for that

00:53:59.680 And so

00:54:00.020 I'm confident

00:54:00.960 That we're going to see

00:54:02.060 More of that

00:54:02.580 But right now

00:54:03.180 The good news is

00:54:04.080 On these big fights

00:54:05.260 Whether it's on

00:54:05.900 Being able to fire people

00:54:07.020 In these government agencies

00:54:08.020 Or being able to enforce

00:54:09.620 Our immigration laws

00:54:10.580 And mass deportations

00:54:11.800 By and large

00:54:12.900 We're winning those fights

00:54:15.120 And I think that's a good thing

00:54:16.260 Okay

00:54:17.860 I gotta ask

00:54:20.000 But Glenn

00:54:20.820 You know

00:54:21.200 People gotta go

00:54:22.280 And go to Amazon

00:54:23.680 Right now

00:54:24.360 In the last line of defense

00:54:25.560 And these are the lessons

00:54:27.340 That have been learned

00:54:28.080 And I think

00:54:28.620 And it's a playbook

00:54:30.940 For people that come next

00:54:32.480 Right

00:54:32.780 So

00:54:33.120 Look at you

00:54:34.000 Look at you

00:54:34.620 Learning how to sell books

00:54:35.840 God bless you

00:54:36.760 You know

00:54:37.420 I saw you talk about

00:54:38.220 This Tapper thing

00:54:38.900 And you're like

00:54:39.240 Tapper needs to come on here

00:54:40.660 You're the master

00:54:43.060 Yeah

00:54:43.580 Okay

00:54:44.540 I had one more question

00:54:47.860 For you

00:54:48.360 The Epstein thing

00:54:49.900 Are you comfortable

00:54:53.480 With what we've seen

00:54:54.900 I get

00:54:58.120 Listen

00:54:58.380 I am

00:54:58.900 As a movement conservative

00:55:00.420 I certainly

00:55:01.360 Understand the frustration

00:55:02.600 Right

00:55:02.860 Because people feel like

00:55:03.700 The government's lied to them

00:55:04.760 At every turn

00:55:05.380 I mean

00:55:05.560 Part of what was going on

00:55:06.600 In COVID

00:55:07.000 It was felt like

00:55:07.660 You know

00:55:08.380 We were being lied to

00:55:09.260 Every day

00:55:09.760 And even go back

00:55:10.720 To the JFK stuff

00:55:11.780 Things have been hidden

00:55:12.580 So

00:55:12.920 I understand that

00:55:14.180 It's just hard

00:55:14.960 For me as a prosecutor

00:55:16.560 I don't know

00:55:17.480 What they're looking at

00:55:18.360 You know what I mean

00:55:18.900 I just don't know

00:55:20.160 When you make a charge

00:55:21.220 I don't know what evidence

00:55:22.080 Is in front of them

00:55:22.940 So

00:55:23.200 To the extent

00:55:24.260 Information can be given

00:55:26.300 Right

00:55:26.740 I'd love to see it

00:55:28.060 For sure

00:55:28.520 But I just don't know

00:55:29.980 You know

00:55:30.380 I just don't know

00:55:30.980 What they're looking at

00:55:31.780 So

00:55:32.040 God's honest answer

00:55:33.820 Your book comes out

00:55:35.640 On the 19th

00:55:37.100 We'll have you on

00:55:37.600 Maybe

00:55:37.840 Maybe if you don't mind

00:55:38.900 Traveling

00:55:39.380 I'll have you up

00:55:40.140 At the ranch

00:55:40.780 Because I'm going to be

00:55:41.420 Up at the ranch

00:55:42.080 Around the time

00:55:42.620 That book comes out

00:55:43.340 The last line of defense

00:55:45.380 How to beat the left

00:55:47.100 In court

00:55:47.960 The hard cover comes out

00:55:49.320 You can order it now

00:55:50.340 Last line of defense

00:55:51.800 Thank you so much

00:55:53.260 Talk to you again

00:55:54.320 Alright brother

00:55:54.940 Take care

00:55:55.340 Thank you

00:55:55.840 Bye bye

00:55:56.420 Senator from

00:55:57.560 From Missouri

00:55:59.420 Eric Schmidt

00:56:00.420 Okay

00:56:00.780 Back in just a second

00:56:01.860 Let's be honest

00:56:02.540 You probably like your dog

00:56:03.600 More than certain family members

00:56:05.180 I mean

00:56:05.700 We all have one cousin

00:56:06.820 Or an uncle

00:56:07.320 Who just

00:56:07.760 I mean

00:56:08.140 Not to name names

00:56:09.120 Bob

00:56:09.560 But

00:56:10.380 Did I say that?

00:56:12.200 But your dog

00:56:13.100 Your dog's never

00:56:14.360 Criticized your life choices

00:56:15.580 Never you know

00:56:16.240 Gone on Facebook

00:56:16.920 And ranted about you

00:56:18.020 Never asked to borrow money

00:56:19.180 Forgot to pay you back

00:56:20.240 Your dog loves you

00:56:21.000 Period

00:56:21.380 Besides dogs

00:56:22.400 Don't have pockets

00:56:23.160 So you can trust them

00:56:24.120 Here's

00:56:25.060 Here's what it means

00:56:26.500 To take care of him

00:56:27.400 At feeding time

00:56:28.580 Make sure

00:56:29.640 That he sticks around

00:56:30.640 As long as possible

00:56:31.740 Don't cut corners

00:56:33.280 This is where

00:56:33.700 Rough greens comes in

00:56:34.820 Because you can buy

00:56:35.740 The most expensive

00:56:36.920 Kibble food

00:56:37.520 But it's still kibble food

00:56:38.720 And they have to

00:56:39.400 Cook by law

00:56:40.280 They have to have it

00:56:41.540 Sit

00:56:41.840 Stable

00:56:42.860 On a shelf

00:56:43.520 For two years

00:56:44.820 What are you

00:56:46.500 Going to eat

00:56:47.060 Every day

00:56:47.760 For every meal

00:56:48.540 Of your life

00:56:49.160 That is shelf

00:56:49.880 Stable

00:56:50.380 For two years

00:56:51.180 That you think

00:56:51.860 You're going to

00:56:52.380 Feel good

00:56:53.360 Eating

00:56:54.180 After a week

00:56:55.240 Let alone

00:56:55.700 Your whole life

00:56:56.660 Put all of the

00:56:57.960 Vitamins

00:56:58.400 Minerals

00:56:58.820 Probiotics

00:56:59.720 Enzymes

00:57:00.280 All the stuff

00:57:01.200 That helps with

00:57:01.800 Energy

00:57:02.120 Digestion

00:57:02.900 Joint health

00:57:03.640 You know

00:57:04.280 That beautiful

00:57:05.020 Shiny coat

00:57:05.700 All of that stuff

00:57:06.720 Put it back

00:57:07.560 Into the food

00:57:08.360 You'll notice the

00:57:09.080 Difference

00:57:09.440 They feel the

00:57:10.540 Difference

00:57:10.900 And they'll love you

00:57:12.440 Unconditionally

00:57:12.980 Whether you do it

00:57:13.600 Or not

00:57:13.960 But

00:57:14.300 Rough greens

00:57:15.440 Do it

00:57:15.940 You're going to

00:57:17.020 See an amazing

00:57:17.600 Difference in your

00:57:18.220 Dog

00:57:18.440 Roughgreens.com

00:57:19.460 Use the discount

00:57:20.080 Code

00:57:20.440 Beck

00:57:20.900 That's

00:57:21.600 R-U-F-F-Greens.com

00:57:23.400 Discount code

00:57:24.180 Beck

00:57:24.460 Or call

00:57:24.820 214-R-U-F-F-D-O-G

00:57:26.840 214-Rough-D-O-G

00:57:28.420 Roughgreens.com

00:57:30.380 Promo code

00:57:31.280 Beck

00:57:31.540 Healthy change

00:57:32.400 For your changing

00:57:33.180 Dog

00:57:33.560 10 seconds

00:57:34.180 Station ID

00:57:34.700 All right

00:57:47.400 Let me

00:57:49.060 Let's go over

00:57:49.960 Hello Jason

00:57:50.640 By the way

00:57:51.520 Hello

00:57:52.200 Jason Buttrill

00:57:53.260 Is with us

00:57:54.220 There is a

00:57:55.960 Story

00:57:56.480 The White House

00:57:57.060 Planned to

00:57:57.540 Downsize the

00:57:58.260 Federal government

00:57:58.940 And

00:58:00.640 This is all

00:58:03.780 Good news

00:58:04.300 As part of

00:58:06.700 The Trump

00:58:07.260 2026

00:58:08.040 Budget request

00:58:09.200 The White House

00:58:10.880 Is laid out

00:58:11.580 In a series

00:58:16.860 Of charts

00:58:17.380 How many

00:58:17.760 The people

00:58:18.360 The executive

00:58:18.900 Branch

00:58:19.200 Hopes to cut

00:58:19.940 A government

00:58:21.680 With 5%

00:58:22.700 Fewer employees

00:58:23.720 Now

00:58:24.820 That's good

00:58:26.660 That's good

00:58:27.560 I would like

00:58:29.000 It

00:58:29.160 I'd like

00:58:29.720 I'd like

00:58:30.160 It to start

00:58:30.800 With a 5

00:58:31.440 And maybe

00:58:31.800 Have a 0

00:58:32.480 After it

00:58:33.080 Without a

00:58:33.700 Decimal point

00:58:34.760 But 5%

00:58:37.600 Cut

00:58:38.060 It's a start

00:58:38.720 And here's

00:58:39.800 What is crazy

00:58:41.240 Is you are

00:58:42.020 Going to hear

00:58:42.520 That we're

00:58:42.880 Starving

00:58:43.360 Children

00:58:43.760 That we've

00:58:44.920 Killed

00:58:45.280 Big Bird

00:58:45.920 That we

00:58:46.780 No longer

00:58:47.300 Have any

00:58:47.960 Weather

00:58:48.320 Service

00:58:48.900 That satellites

00:58:51.060 Are going to

00:58:51.580 Fall from the

00:58:52.640 Sky on

00:58:53.400 Grandmother's

00:58:54.140 Houses

00:58:54.640 That disease

00:58:56.900 Is going to

00:58:57.360 Get out of

00:58:57.780 Control

00:58:58.160 But it's

00:58:58.560 All part

00:58:59.160 Of the

00:58:59.720 Evil

00:59:00.220 Donald Trump's

00:59:01.460 Plan

00:59:01.920 Because he's

00:59:02.720 A Nazi

00:59:03.200 5%

00:59:05.440 Cuts

00:59:05.880 That's what

00:59:06.480 He's asking

00:59:06.960 For

00:59:07.320 A 5%

00:59:08.620 Cut

00:59:09.000 Takes us

00:59:09.700 Back

00:59:10.120 To 2020

00:59:11.260 Now how

00:59:13.440 Is it

00:59:13.780 Reasonable

00:59:14.300 That we

00:59:15.560 Survived

00:59:16.420 All these

00:59:17.280 Years

00:59:17.840 You know

00:59:19.520 From

00:59:19.940 1789

00:59:23.560 To

00:59:25.160 2020

00:59:25.940 With the

00:59:27.360 Budgets

00:59:27.860 And everything

00:59:28.260 That we

00:59:28.600 Had

00:59:29.080 We survived

00:59:30.060 But now

00:59:30.820 Suddenly

00:59:31.380 We can't

00:59:32.060 Survive on

00:59:32.600 That budget

00:59:33.160 Or with

00:59:33.580 That amount

00:59:33.940 Of people

00:59:34.340 I mean

00:59:35.680 I'd like

00:59:36.040 To see us

00:59:36.580 Take it

00:59:37.000 Back to

00:59:37.520 I don't

00:59:37.980 Know

00:59:38.220 Budget

00:59:38.940 Cuts

00:59:39.300 Of

00:59:39.760 1980

00:59:40.820 Let's

00:59:44.620 Take this

00:59:45.900 Way back

00:59:46.940 Way back

00:59:48.020 5%

00:59:48.780 Is no

00:59:49.300 Big deal

00:59:49.700 But you

00:59:50.040 Watch

00:59:50.380 Our forests

00:59:51.460 Are going

00:59:51.980 To burn

00:59:52.300 Out of

00:59:52.600 Control

00:59:53.000 Our water

00:59:54.980 Will no

00:59:55.460 Longer

00:59:55.740 Be clean

00:59:56.300 Drugs

00:59:57.120 Aren't

00:59:57.300 Going to

00:59:57.460 Be

00:59:57.620 Tested

00:59:58.120 They're

00:59:59.080 Just

00:59:59.220 Going to

00:59:59.440 Use

01:00:00.140 The

01:00:00.760 I mean

01:00:01.080 You

01:00:01.260 Could

01:00:01.460 They're

01:00:02.180 Going to

01:00:02.400 Use

01:00:02.660 Horse

01:00:03.280 Medicine

01:00:03.760 For

01:00:04.420 Cancer

01:00:05.020 That's

01:00:05.760 What

01:00:05.860 They're

01:00:06.060 Going to

01:00:06.260 Do

01:00:06.460 You

01:00:06.820 Watch

01:00:07.460 That's

01:00:08.360 All

01:00:08.620 You're

01:00:08.900 Going to

01:00:09.040 Hear

01:00:09.180 That over

01:00:09.720 And over

01:00:09.980 Again

01:00:10.120 Our

01:00:10.440 National

01:00:10.980 Forests

01:00:11.780 If

01:00:12.420 They

01:00:12.520 Don't

01:00:12.780 Burn

01:00:13.120 They're

01:00:13.620 Going to

01:00:13.800 Make

01:00:14.020 Them

01:00:14.140 Into

01:00:14.340 Parking

01:00:14.760 Lots

01:00:15.060 For

01:00:15.460 Condos

01:00:15.940 They're

01:00:16.120 Building

01:00:16.360 On

01:00:16.520 The

01:00:16.640 Top

01:00:16.880 Of

01:00:16.980 The

01:00:17.080 Mountains

01:00:17.420 The

01:00:17.920 Grand

01:00:18.140 Tetons

01:00:18.640 They're

01:00:19.320 Removing

01:00:19.700 All

01:00:19.880 The snow

01:00:20.260 They're

01:00:20.460 Going to

01:00:20.580 Build

01:00:20.740 Condos

01:00:21.160 Up

01:00:21.320 There

01:00:21.540 You

01:00:22.460 Watch

01:00:22.780 That's

01:00:23.640 What

01:00:23.760 They're

01:00:23.900 Going to

01:00:24.040 Say

01:00:24.260 So

01:00:25.020 He

01:00:25.180 Wants

01:00:25.380 To

01:00:25.520 Cut

01:00:25.720 More

01:00:26.180 Than

01:00:26.360 114,000

01:00:27.560 Jobs

01:00:28.060 He's

01:00:29.020 Going to

01:00:29.180 Add

01:00:29.380 Several

01:00:29.740 Thousands

01:00:30.220 For

01:00:30.520 Immigration

01:00:30.940 Enforcement

01:00:31.420 And

01:00:31.800 Border

01:00:32.120 Security

01:00:32.740 And

01:00:34.000 This

01:00:34.240 Is

01:00:34.440 Just

01:00:34.980 5%

01:00:36.500 Of

01:00:38.400 Of

01:00:38.420 The

01:00:39.180 Employees

01:00:39.880 31,000

01:00:41.880 The

01:00:42.120 White House

01:00:42.500 Is

01:00:42.660 Calling

01:00:42.860 For

01:00:43.040 The

01:00:43.140 Most

01:00:43.320 Cuts

01:00:43.600 31,000

01:00:44.760 Employees

01:00:45.260 About

01:00:45.460 35%

01:00:46.380 Of

01:00:46.620 It's

01:00:46.800 91,000

01:00:47.600 Employees

01:00:48.140 As

01:00:48.300 Of

01:00:48.440 Last

01:00:48.700 Year

01:00:48.940 About

01:00:49.540 12,000

01:00:50.400 Such

01:00:50.680 Employees

01:00:51.120 Would

01:00:51.300 Work

01:00:51.580 On

01:00:51.880 Wild

01:00:52.240 Land

01:00:52.580 And

01:00:52.780 Fire

01:00:53.080 Management

01:00:53.520 What

01:00:53.780 Did

01:00:53.880 I

01:00:54.000 Tell

01:00:54.200 You

01:00:54.420 If

01:00:55.900 They're

01:00:56.020 Going to

01:00:56.160 Burn

01:00:56.320 Down

01:00:56.540 The

01:00:56.700 National

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01:08:25.220 This goes back to 2015, 2016, Hillary Clinton and the Russiagate and all the way up to, you know, the auto pin.

01:08:36.020 And it is a way for one giant case.

01:08:40.900 This is this is like racketeering.

01:08:43.260 This is what this is usually how they get the mob is they'll say, you know, there is a grand conspiracy to commit murder or whatever.

01:08:51.860 And they can they can tie everything in.

01:08:54.240 And as long as you can tie it all into one conspiracy, there is no statute of limitations.

01:08:59.160 And and that's exactly what the FBI and DOJ are working on right now.

01:09:06.020 And if that actually happens.

01:09:09.680 You're going to see a long list of people being indicted.

01:09:15.640 Yeah. So so many of these cases that really have helped to shatter, you know, the trust that we have in our institutions and government.

01:09:22.400 All of them would be in this. Yeah.

01:09:23.680 Oh, yeah. And what I love about this show tonight, Glenn, is that we're going to point all of these out, all these things that are contributing to that.

01:09:30.460 But we're also going to give tangible ways to where, OK, so you're you're you're pissed off over the Epstein case.

01:09:37.960 We're going to show you a way that you can actually demand certain things to be uncovered.

01:09:42.900 And and from what we hear in Washington in conversations we have with people in Washington, these things are possible and becoming more possible because the president is starting to hear the voice of the people.

01:09:55.700 And he's like, OK, all right. OK, well, let's release this.

01:09:59.980 Let's release this. What can we do?

01:10:02.120 And so if you know what you're asking for, you're going to see that.

01:10:06.740 I think you're going to see some satisfaction.

01:10:08.440 You're not going to be not everybody's going to be happy, but I think you're going to get as much as you possibly can.

01:10:14.680 And the second part of the show today is, I think, the most important part, because that's the grand conspiracy.

01:10:21.540 And, man, when you hear this one, this goes all the way back to her emails, you know, which we all knew.

01:10:29.360 Wait a minute. How do you get away with that?

01:10:31.300 Well, this explains it. This grand conspiracy theory explains all of it and takes you all the way up to the auto pin.

01:10:37.780 And all the things you think about that we've been talking about over the past, what, eight plus years that we've never got answers on.

01:10:45.140 Do you remember the Susan Rice email on the last day of Obama?

01:10:48.820 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's in here.

01:10:50.520 That's in here. But we have never heard an explanation for that.

01:10:54.700 No, we've never heard anybody really ask any questions about it.

01:10:57.880 It's insane. It's insane.

01:10:59.760 This is like this is like a dream come true.

01:11:02.380 If you've if you've listened to me and watched me, this is like if they do this and we didn't make this up, this is what they're saying they're doing.

01:11:12.640 You know, of course, it's probably sitting on their desk right now.

01:11:15.820 And I can't wait. They're going to put a binder out tomorrow to show you.

01:11:18.380 But anyway, this is what they say they're doing.

01:11:20.980 And if they actually do it, it's it's going to it will shock most people because it's so comprehensive.

01:11:30.020 You've talked a lot about how this will help to restore trust and that has been a shattered.

01:11:34.980 Have you have you do you remember your trust implosion chalkboard that you did years and years ago?

01:11:42.100 I remember trust implosion and then it it led to a either a reset or a war and a currency collapse, I think.

01:11:53.280 But I said I didn't know what order those would come in after the trust trust implosion.

01:11:57.820 Do we have time to go through some of those?

01:11:59.200 So these are all the things you predicted that would lead to full on trust implosion.

01:12:04.100 The first one is you predicted that polarization would lead to a critical stage and resulting in massive civil unrest.

01:12:11.920 Oh, we're here.

01:12:13.300 We're there.

01:12:14.280 We're so polarized.

01:12:15.440 We can no longer see what what's right.

01:12:19.400 What's moral.

01:12:20.380 We can't you you're they're now saying you they have a right to kill cops.

01:12:26.200 They have a right to kill ice and and half the country can't see that you want to talk about civil unrest.

01:12:33.540 There it is.

01:12:34.200 They're attacking ice facilities.

01:12:36.900 Yes.

01:12:37.520 Setting military style ambushes.

01:12:40.180 What do we know about that?

01:12:41.440 You know what?

01:12:42.000 Can I show a picture of something I brought yesterday?

01:12:44.380 Uh, this is a guy who was arrested in Colorado.

01:12:48.400 Um, look at this guy.

01:12:49.980 He was arrested for kidnapping like an 11 year old kid.

01:12:53.780 He looks like he is out of Arkham.

01:12:57.140 Okay.

01:12:57.800 Doesn't he?

01:12:58.520 He looks like somebody that would be in a Batman movie in Arkham.

01:13:02.020 He has been arrested over and over and over again.

01:13:04.700 He is mentally.

01:13:06.180 You can see he is mentally very unstable.

01:13:10.060 Okay.

01:13:11.400 We're just letting these people go.

01:13:13.520 And I think these are a lot of the people that are being scooped up by the left to do a lot of the things like, you know, go kill him.

01:13:23.100 Just go kill him.

01:13:23.860 Uh, something else I said in, I think probably 2009, when you start to have AI, you're going to be so easily able to just find the mentally unill and wind him up.

01:13:36.780 Yeah.

01:13:37.440 The updates on that case, uh, are, they're still finding people that are involved in that network.

01:13:42.640 So if you thought that their network was very coordinated and a very, this is the ice attack from July 4th.

01:13:48.620 Right.

01:13:48.900 Uh, it's, it's, it's getting the, the, the, the findings that they're getting now are it's, it was even worse.

01:13:53.900 They were coordinating through signal chats.

01:13:55.560 There were multiple other people that were involved, including people involved in helping to hide the attacker.

01:14:01.900 And we know anything about them.

01:14:03.600 We, so we do have some connections in the area that know some of the people that have been scooped up in this or they're involved and they are not stable at all.

01:14:15.120 Glenn.

01:14:15.420 I mean, I'm telling you, I'm telling you crazy.

01:14:18.160 Uh, some of them have, uh, have, have a strong connection to the trans movement.

01:14:23.860 Um, some of them have, uh, that guy that I just showed you trans trans.

01:14:31.000 Okay.

01:14:31.600 Okay.

01:14:31.960 He, he, that's a, you know, obviously his mugshot, but he is transitioning to a woman.

01:14:38.740 He's not doing a good job of it.

01:14:40.240 Right.

01:14:40.420 No, he's not.

01:14:40.980 But you know, you, you look at that and you say he's unstable.

01:14:45.300 He's so unstable.

01:14:46.280 He cannot stand trial and they keep letting him out and then they arrest him and he's too unstable.

01:14:52.980 Well, wait a minute.

01:14:54.120 He's so unstable.

01:14:55.040 He can't stand for trial.

01:14:56.780 But wait, you, you want to, you think he's stable enough to make a decision that he, he can be a woman.

01:15:04.840 What is wrong with you?

01:15:06.080 What is wrong with, with people?

01:15:09.520 That's common sense.

01:15:10.620 No, you're unstable.

01:15:11.920 I'm not going to change your gender.

01:15:15.940 You're unstable.

01:15:18.920 One of the, one of the things it's like, that's very, very scary about this is that most of the time we would laugh at some of these people and some of the intelligence that we've heard that, you know, that describe the character of some of these people.

01:15:30.860 You would just say, okay, you would dismiss them several years ago.

01:15:34.220 Now they're coordinating through signal.

01:15:36.120 They're using encrypted apps.

01:15:37.520 These are the same unstable people.

01:15:39.180 Now they're somehow coordinating and using actual dangerous tactics to do some of these attacks.

01:15:46.460 So extremely unstable, but highly coordinated.

01:15:49.840 Where does this go from here?

01:15:52.220 How does it end up?

01:15:53.600 Isn't this what every, every evil regime does when they want to create chaos on the streets?

01:15:59.900 They open up the prisons and then they open up the insane asylums and just let chaos rule the streets.

01:16:06.160 That's what's happening.

01:16:06.780 I'm telling you a few weeks ago, I said, we're becoming Gotham.

01:16:10.260 That is, that's what's coming America.

01:16:12.140 If you don't stop this, this is what's coming.

01:16:14.560 Gotham.

01:16:15.240 It's Gotham.

01:16:16.320 What were the other things on the, on the list?

01:16:19.680 On what list?

01:16:20.420 On the list of, you know, you said you had a whole list of things that I had up on the chalkboard.

01:16:24.680 Oh.

01:16:25.400 The implosion of trust.

01:16:26.060 So yeah, we, we, we, we covered that.

01:16:27.820 So you predicted economic destabilization would also lead to a critical stage.

01:16:33.540 We went through that at the top of the show.

01:16:35.800 We're still moving.

01:16:37.060 If you missed that on the, on the podcast, go back and listen to the podcast today.

01:16:40.660 Cause it's, it's crazy.

01:16:42.860 People don't have any idea what's happening right now, right now.

01:16:46.900 And we talked about it in the, in the podcast first hour.

01:16:49.880 And I will say that president Trump is taking strides to, to navigate us out of that.

01:16:54.100 But I remember we did a show a couple of years ago when Biden was, you know, driving inflation

01:16:58.960 up and we were looking at moves the fed could or couldn't do either way.

01:17:02.800 We were screwed.

01:17:03.760 Yeah.

01:17:04.520 Win-win for the bad guys.

01:17:06.020 You said, you said that we've never been in this situation before and I can't remember.

01:17:09.660 No, we haven't.

01:17:10.320 No, we haven't been.

01:17:11.480 No, no country.

01:17:12.680 We, I'm, when I say we haven't been in the situation, no country has ever been in this

01:17:17.820 situation that didn't collapse.

01:17:20.760 Okay.

01:17:22.000 We've never been in it as Americans.

01:17:24.060 We, anybody alive today has never been in this, maybe Zimbabwe, if you lived in Zimbabwe.

01:17:31.520 Um, but nobody's ever been in this and nobody's ever seen a country pull its way out.

01:17:37.840 Your final prediction was, uh, a tech, a massive technological disruption that would approach

01:17:44.460 a critical stage leading to problems with jobs, finance, communication, and privacy.

01:17:48.680 Now this was long before you even started talking about AI.

01:17:51.740 This is, this is, this is AI.

01:17:53.620 You watch 2026 is the year you will either lose yourself or you will hold onto yourself

01:18:02.240 in the next 18 months, the next 18 months will decide who you will be and who your children

01:18:09.580 will be.

01:18:10.500 You're either going to load up on AI agents.

01:18:14.680 I mean, try this for AI agents.

01:18:17.200 Think of the jobs lost for this.

01:18:19.320 Um, but everybody can now have a private secretary starting next year.

01:18:23.940 There's going to be everywhere.

01:18:24.880 And you say, Hey, uh, AI agent, I want to go on vacation.

01:18:29.820 Would you just, uh, book a vacation for me and the family, you know, at our favorite place,

01:18:35.600 wherever.

01:18:36.660 Uh, and it says, great.

01:18:38.320 Now that AI agent goes out and buys the tickets, reserves the room, uh, make sure they have ground

01:18:45.580 transportation, everything else puts it on your calendar, alerts everyone in your circle

01:18:51.140 that you're going to be on vacation at that way.

01:18:54.140 Um, it, what, what is it really done?

01:18:57.380 It's just, it's just gone.

01:18:58.880 It's just helped me book a vacation.

01:19:01.400 No, no.

01:19:02.780 It now has access to your bank, to your credit cards, to your schedule, to your emails.

01:19:12.180 It has, and you're going to have agent after agent after agent.

01:19:17.160 And it will ask you, I need to have access to this.

01:19:20.220 And you'll be like, of course you do.

01:19:21.220 Yeah.

01:19:21.520 Yeah.

01:19:21.920 You can do that.

01:19:23.560 Okay.

01:19:24.220 It's going to have access to absolutely everything.

01:19:26.960 You will sell your freedom that fast next year, that fast.

01:19:33.300 It will be gone unless you find the lines that you're willing to cross.

01:19:41.460 And you really think about it.

01:19:43.060 If you come into this next year thinking, well, you know, an AI agent, I hear it's great.

01:19:49.780 People are telling me it's great.

01:19:50.900 And you haven't done your homework and you don't know what that means.

01:19:55.620 You are going to end up exactly where you are, except a million times worse with the cell phone and social media.

01:20:03.640 Look at the damage those things have done to us.

01:20:07.220 This is a million times worse, a million times worse.

01:20:12.400 And it's happening next year.

01:20:15.780 All right.

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01:21:47.700 You know, the seriously mentally unwell.

01:22:17.360 People are being used by the left and also California professors and people.

01:22:24.320 And I think some of them are seriously unwell.

01:22:26.400 I don't know if you heard about Jonathan Caravello, but he was taken into custody in the Central District of California.

01:22:36.360 He threw a tear gas canister at law enforcement officials at the Glass House Farms in Ventura, California.

01:22:45.360 Now, this is the pot farm that we now know was, you know, not just harboring illegals, but also harboring children that were there without any, you know, parent or anybody.

01:23:00.200 I mean, was that was that child trafficking?

01:23:03.900 Was that, you know, trafficking children for work?

01:23:06.380 Was that sex?

01:23:07.400 I don't know.

01:23:08.600 But nobody seems to care about this.

01:23:10.080 But the the the California professor, he says he was kidnapped by federal agents.

01:23:17.940 And, you know, he he wasn't he said they didn't identify themselves.

01:23:23.500 They have ice on their chest.

01:23:26.760 They were masked up and he thought he was kidnapped.

01:23:29.580 Uh, and that's why he was pushing back and resisting arrest.

01:23:33.160 Uh huh.

01:23:34.060 This just goes to the other narrative that they're now starting to push that if you think you're being kidnapped, you have a right to self-defense.

01:23:43.600 You have a right to shoot one of these federal agents.

01:23:47.420 And this is coming from the left.

01:23:51.360 They are upping their game and we just have to know the game that they are playing.

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01:26:49.740 you know our country has just lost its way entirely it just has lost its way and we don't

01:26:59.920 know up from down anymore we don't know right from wrong and we honestly don't even know how

01:27:04.620 to prioritize uh what's happening you you look at the ice raids uh that happen in the pot farms

01:27:11.680 in california and you're like okay is that about ice or is this about now legalizing drugs is this

01:27:21.040 about illegal aliens is this about human trafficking is this about child labor what the hell is this

01:27:28.700 story about it's about all of them it's about all of them and then some we have just violated so many

01:27:35.520 first principles that it's hard to keep things straight i want to i want to take another look

01:27:41.120 at uh the pot farms because they're a real problem especially up in maine we've talked about this

01:27:46.980 before especially up in maine but things are getting much much worse even though trump has

01:27:52.360 now i think made some inroads on this it's now illegal for anybody uh for china to come in and

01:28:00.320 buy any farms uh here in america it's about time thank god donald trump is on it uh we'll get to

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01:29:03.640 steve robinson he is a filmmaker and investigative journalist whose work focuses on his home state

01:29:10.680 in maine he is the editor-in-chief of the maine wire.com host of the robinson report a newsletter

01:29:17.180 and podcast on substack uh and he's also done a documentary high crimes the chinese mafias takeover

01:29:23.600 of rural america uh and it is a really important uh documentary that's with tucker carlson is it not

01:29:30.100 steve uh yes that is in fact uh it's available at tucker carlson.com and uh tucker actually saw

01:29:37.680 uh the importance of the the work that we were doing and offered to partner with us on the

01:29:42.580 documentary after i taped an episode with him but i have to give kudos to you as well because you were

01:29:46.460 one of the first in the national media to invite me on to talk about our you know ongoing investigative

01:29:51.560 work on this topic i think it was more than a more than a year ago uh you had me on to talk about

01:29:55.960 that and uh things that things are trending maybe in a better direction i'll say uh but still not

01:30:00.820 quite contained well that is good um what do you know about the trump administration you know saying

01:30:06.180 no more farm buying for china well i think that it's seriously important in states where there's much

01:30:13.600 more uh military properties with our large vital bases because you're seeing huge amounts of farmland

01:30:20.060 purchased around these but i think that the far the focus on farmland doesn't quite capture the full

01:30:25.160 scope of the problem because here in maine what we see is residential houses are being purchased

01:30:30.120 and sometimes they're through llc's sometimes they're through um you know natural born citizens

01:30:36.440 or naturalized citizens who just happen to have be of asian descent or taiwanese descent or melee descent

01:30:42.520 so i don't see very clearly how you can enforce these kind of you know capital controls and

01:30:49.580 prohibitions on property buying by individuals tied to the people's republic of china because

01:30:54.800 what we've seen in maine is they're very clever about how they launder money about how they move

01:30:59.980 illicit marijuana around the united states and how they acquire property and how they organize these

01:31:05.800 businesses so i think it's it's not as simple as just saying you know we hereby declare that you can't do

01:31:11.340 bad things anymore with our farmland you're gonna have to you know you're gonna have to have a

01:31:15.400 response that is as sophisticated as the criminal networks that are looking to exploit american so

01:31:20.480 uh i agree with you that i mean i think what he was thinking especially uh important is the uh the

01:31:27.300 farmland all around our bases i mean you saw what happened with russia you know you put uh you have a

01:31:32.760 barn you have you know a thousand drones in it you unleash it i mean you take out that base quickly and

01:31:38.040 you know that's really dangerous to have them right up next to our bases um explain for anybody

01:31:43.540 who doesn't understand what we're really talking about how big the problem is in maine explain the

01:31:48.580 problem so in the in uh 2023 the department of homeland security had a memo that ended up getting

01:31:56.980 leaked that said that there were 270 residential properties in maine that had been purchased by

01:32:02.720 chinese drug cartels uh they were being used to grow marijuana uh illegally and that marijuana was

01:32:09.080 being trafficked out of the state uh to be sold at uh you know various other locations on black and

01:32:14.700 gray markets and these organizations were also involved in uh narcotics trafficking and human

01:32:19.820 trafficking um since that time i've gone out and attempted to document the full scope of the problem

01:32:25.840 and i would say you know earlier this year if you'd asked me i'd say well we're probably looking at

01:32:30.660 more like 400 or 500 properties uh but since the publicity uh from releasing our documentary i've

01:32:38.040 had so many conversations with um very well connected people in the real estate industry

01:32:42.440 connected people in law enforcement and i'd say we're probably looking at just in maine

01:32:46.960 700 to a thousand resident residential commercial and multi-family properties that have been purchased by

01:32:53.720 chinese criminal organizations for the purposes of exploiting trafficked human labor

01:32:59.840 to grow cannabis and sell to americans uh and the the scope of the problem i think is it's localized

01:33:07.120 in maine because of the property buying and where the growing is occurring but it's it's national and

01:33:13.000 even international because you know foreign countries are complaining about american weed grown

01:33:18.000 illegally uh in many cases by chinese cartels being exported uh into their jurisdictions uh but it's

01:33:25.260 happening in every state even states um you know midwest states good conservative states where they

01:33:29.980 think uh you know well we haven't legalized marijuana so it's not a problem for us well go look at your

01:33:34.600 local tobacco shop and go look at your local hemp shop are they selling thca uh they could be selling

01:33:40.900 some uh chinese grown marijuana from maine under false pretenses but the buyer and the seller they know

01:33:47.080 what's going on it's just law enforcement and lawmakers who don't really know what's going on and the risk of that is

01:33:53.400 the lack of regulation but also the chinese toxins that are being found on these products in northern

01:33:59.220 california in massachusetts and in maine they're uh crazy toxins that were only identified when some

01:34:06.320 california officials brought in the weapons of mass destruction lab from the national guard to test

01:34:11.820 these substances that they kept finding at chinese pot grows what are they assist you county they are

01:34:17.760 totally unregistered nerve agents that have no approved agricultural use in the united states in

01:34:26.200 some cases they're even banned in china but they're importing them here under false pretenses and they use

01:34:31.720 them like fumigants in their hoop houses or in residential properties so they're like mad scientist

01:34:37.160 concoctions of these nerve agents that the indentured servants who are using them really don't know what they are

01:34:43.560 except for it says you know bug poison on the front and chinese and how to use it and they'll burn it uh and the

01:34:51.060 smoke fills the house or the hoop house and just coats everything with this toxin but the the fact that they're

01:34:57.120 unregistered and they're made in china means that testing labs the cannabis testing labs aren't equipped to

01:35:03.280 determine if weed has been contaminated with them so you could have some chinese grown weed that has been uh exposed to

01:35:10.420 these toxins and bring it to a lab and say hey is this safe to smoke is this safe to consume and they'll

01:35:16.320 give you a thumbs up yeah we didn't detect any pesticide or fungicide on it you're good to go

01:35:19.640 uh and this product is being exported across the united states uh being sold on black and gray markets

01:35:26.280 being sold at hemp shops uh tobacco shops and we don't even know we haven't even begun to wrap our arms

01:35:31.940 around the scope of the health crisis that could be caused and you know i know that you're familiar with

01:35:37.840 the book unrestricted warfare like if you were trying to wage chemical warfare against the united states

01:35:43.220 how would it look any different than convincing the american public to pay you to poison them

01:35:49.500 so so you know i've been saying for a while now that the the marijuana but but mainly fentanyl

01:36:01.140 this is the opium drug war in just in reverse you know england knew that you know they could

01:36:09.520 send opium in to china and drug the people and collapse them from the inside and that's exactly

01:36:17.820 what they did and china eventually just had to give um you know because it was enslaving all their

01:36:25.220 people that that is exactly what they're doing to us right now because they don't need the money

01:36:30.000 they're not doing it for the money and what is happening to the money is the money then going to

01:36:34.980 support other things here in america is it all being sent back to china what's happening

01:36:40.420 well i mean that's the question that could that keeps me up at night and that should concern every

01:36:46.160 american uh it's at the state level to the extent that this product is being sold at a dispensary

01:36:52.060 in massachusetts or maine it's still an all-cash business due to federal law uh yeah exactly no bank

01:36:59.240 is going to take a swipe of a credit card to buy you know your baggie of weed at the dispensary even

01:37:03.940 if it's legal at the state level so it's an all-cash business well what a brilliant way to

01:37:08.480 stockpile untraceable cash behind enemy lines if you're a chinese criminal organization and what

01:37:14.840 might you do with that cash uh well you know if there's uh you know some of some of your iranian

01:37:19.180 friends with shoulder-fired rockets that you want to smuggle over the border and take care of them

01:37:23.680 well that cash might come in handy uh last week we saw an indictment handed down in the district of

01:37:28.840 massachusetts that uh there were seven chinese nationals or people with historical ties to china

01:37:34.180 who were indicted and they uh were ringleaders of a one kind of tiny corner of the chinese drug

01:37:41.900 situation in new england here and they had porsches uh 1.5 million dollar house 75 000 rolexes

01:37:49.060 one of these guys had 600 000 in rubber bands hidden in his porsche um so they're not they're

01:37:54.820 not stockpiling this cash so that they can wear you know louis vuitton necessarily but uh there's

01:38:00.860 a little bit of that happening but more i think we have to worry about the other malign intentions

01:38:06.220 of these actors given that we know that they're affiliated with the chinese communist party i mean we

01:38:12.240 can we can prove this philip lenzycki from the daily caller news foundation has expanded on some of

01:38:17.020 the reporting that we've done at the main wire and connected an individual who was arrested at a

01:38:22.080 grow house in central maine outside of bangor with a front group linked to the new york consulate the

01:38:28.460 chinese consulate in new york and this guy has been out on bail after being arrested and he's back in

01:38:34.180 china being quoted in state-run media saying hey i'm gonna go back to america and bring home some

01:38:38.900 investment this is gonna be really good for you guys and for some reason this guy's allowed to travel

01:38:42.620 back and forth to china and he's a known agent of the chinese consulate in new york and one of

01:38:47.640 these benevolent associations which are just front groups for the ccp so we know we know that the ccp

01:38:53.820 have their fingers into the chinese drug cartels that are ravaging new england right now and we

01:38:59.380 haven't developed a response we're beginning to but we really haven't developed a sophisticated response

01:39:04.060 uh who's on our side helping yeah well the trump administration i think is on our side uh you know this

01:39:11.360 is one of the the rare issues where senator susan collins and uh president trump agree and support

01:39:17.900 each other in the response uh the senator collins senator i know it's it's got to be a it's got to

01:39:23.260 be a big threat if it brings you together to make a common cause but i'll say senator collins has been

01:39:29.060 on this uh since even before i was um she's been paying attention to this and every uh intelligence

01:39:34.460 official whether it's the biden administration or the trump administration she asks them what they're

01:39:39.020 doing and what can be done uh to combat chinese drug cartels in new england and i think she was

01:39:45.660 very complimentary of the trump justice department for moving forward with an indictment in the district

01:39:50.700 of massachusetts uh last week and i think if you have uh senator collins and president trump in agreement

01:39:57.640 on something then uh you know this is a rare area where maybe the federal government can move fast

01:40:03.440 but it's going to depend again on having the political will to do it we still don't have a u.s

01:40:08.680 attorney in maine uh we're going to need a u.s attorney to pick up some of the balls that were

01:40:13.920 dropped under president biden uh and we have a democratic governor here in janet mills who is

01:40:19.300 more interested in going to war with president trump over boys and girls sports than in the chinese drug

01:40:26.320 cartels that have taken over the state she still has yet to utter a single word about this criminal

01:40:32.840 conspiracy in her state and we proved that her brother paul mills was actually doing business

01:40:39.020 with uh the chinese cartels has has served as a real estate attorney to transfer a property that was

01:40:46.140 an illicit marijuana grow to the ownership of a chinese national living in china and no one will

01:40:52.340 report on it in maine you've already given more attention to that story just by having me on

01:40:55.980 than anyone here in maine it is it's remarkable how well our enemies have surrounded us um and

01:41:07.960 they're inside of the house now and most people are not paying attention uh and quite honestly you

01:41:15.720 know this is the one place that i agree with uh president trump i want the answers to the epstein files but

01:41:22.060 these things are going to kill us a lot faster than that that has to be solved but uh things like this

01:41:29.960 must be solved today um and you know the senate you you not having a uh uh u.s attorney in the state of

01:41:40.020 maine now that's because of the senate they're just they're just dragging their feet on all of the

01:41:45.940 attorneys they've got to uh uh pass uh and uh confirm all of the u.s attorneys get them out

01:41:55.080 there pam bondi we can scream all we want about pam bondi she can't do anything without a u.s attorney

01:41:59.140 can't well i'll say in maine we need a trump needs to make a nomination first uh there hasn't even been

01:42:05.000 a nomination and so i wow i think that there's some wrangling going on but i mean i would agree

01:42:09.980 you know on two fronts one the senate needs to start speeding along these nominations so that the

01:42:15.460 trump administration can walk and chew gum at the same time uh you know i think that there we we

01:42:19.980 certainly should have the power and the intelligence to handle the epstein disclosures at the same time

01:42:24.560 we're fighting the infiltration of chinese drug cartels who are working as agents of the chinese

01:42:29.720 communist party because they have no they have no good intentions whatsoever for the people of the

01:42:35.200 united states and you know just to to think about the callousness uh and and just absolutely you

01:42:41.220 know a vile amoral quality of these people they're enslaving their own kind like they're they're

01:42:46.600 trafficking uh poor peasants from china here through mexico taking their passports and locking them up

01:42:53.980 at grow houses in rural maine until they've worked off their snakehead debt uh you know these are people

01:42:59.940 who are profiting from literal human slavery um so if you think that there's any kind of uh anti-american

01:43:07.340 activity or anti-western activity that is beyond uh consideration for them you're wrong we're dealing

01:43:14.320 with a a real evil here real evil i can't thank you enough uh we have to have you on again maybe we'll do

01:43:22.940 a podcast with you steve it's this is such an important uh subject steve robinson the main wire editor

01:43:29.800 uh in chief investigative reporter you can follow him on the website the main wire.com also what's

01:43:37.220 the name of your documentary uh the documentary is called high crimes and it's at tuckercarlson.com

01:43:43.620 right now people can go check out uh the podcast and the documentary i think that gives a a pretty

01:43:49.040 good uh coverage of the issue but based on the amount of information that's coming in now i mean i

01:43:53.980 could i could easily make another 90 minute film yeah i well i'm a subscriber to tucker's uh service so

01:43:59.740 i'll watch it thank you so much appreciate it steve god bless thank you all right let me tell you

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01:46:26.960 kick that off um everything china is doing today is because of what happened during that what they're

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01:48:47.600 welcome to the glennbeck program

01:49:13.100 well it looks like uh fed chairman powell is going to be fired by the president that is something

01:49:23.720 that the president's not really allowed to do without cause um i think if he's going to fire

01:49:30.540 him with cause uh i think that is going to be what we talked about in hour one we went in depth on this

01:49:35.660 uh i think it's going to be um you know the renovations of the federal reserve uh building

01:49:43.220 they've they they spent two trillion two billion dollars on it two billion dollars and there's 700

01:49:49.720 million in the hole um and it's still going on and they you know made rooftop gardens and big

01:49:55.500 lavish fountain water displays inside i mean it's crazy it's crazy um so don't lecture us on spending

01:50:02.800 when you take our money from us and you spend it like that it's it's ridiculous um i don't know

01:50:08.460 what he's going to fire him for but now the word in washington is it's likely to happen soon today

01:50:14.640 um he's got to um greet the uh baranian prime minister at the white house today he's going to

01:50:21.640 be spending time uh with him but uh it looks like this is on his schedule i think this guy's got to be

01:50:27.920 beat you know i can see why he gets a little snappy at times because he's got to be tired

01:50:33.120 look at the schedule this guy keeps have you ever seen a president or anybody else keep this kind of

01:50:38.260 schedule oh gosh no never i've never seen anything like it never seen anything like it and just all

01:50:44.640 the things like i remember you asked when you did your interview with him you were talking about what

01:50:48.640 he was just trying to do just just with trade and resetting the global economy and you likened it to

01:50:54.660 you know like you know like a complete reset of the post you know world war ii like that era

01:51:00.760 that's not a small thing no and he said exactly right that's exactly what i'm doing um and yeah

01:51:07.860 that's i mean that took it took mountains of people to put together and he's trying to change it uh

01:51:13.480 himself um the powell thing i'm anxious to see how that is going to come what is what is the latest

01:51:20.540 on how he's going to fire him so this this is just now hitting over the past couple of minutes

01:51:25.540 uh some of the news outlets but they're saying that he met with a room full of republican lawmakers

01:51:30.000 um and he asked them uh what they thought about him just firing him it's he just said it sounds

01:51:35.820 like just kind of outright firing jerome powell and uh those lawmakers according to this white house

01:51:42.480 official uh expressed their approval for doing that so if it if it is as described firing him that

01:51:50.480 means he does have cause to do it has to be and you know that you know they're all fully versed on

01:51:56.580 what he can or can't do the only other thing i could think of would be uh trying to amend the

01:52:02.700 federal reserve act to try and do something with this which personally i would be all for but i would

01:52:08.580 be all for it that would take a while yeah for them to do that i would be all for it um you know

01:52:13.840 the question is who is he going to replace him with because the fed has to nominate it's not like

01:52:19.360 he can just pick from you know anybody the fed says okay well here are the five people you can choose

01:52:24.840 from and so who is going to go and what will those policies be that he is hoping to get i i know he wants

01:52:34.060 the interest rates lower but we're in a we're in a very precarious situation you want them lower

01:52:39.960 because it will help start the engine but you don't want them too low or you could have runaway

01:52:46.480 inflation um you know i i think powell was just playing games myself i'm glad he's gone i thought

01:52:54.280 he was incompetent since the day he walked in the office yeah i've heard speculation of uh besant

01:52:59.820 being on that short list if they did get rid of powell moving him over to that which that would

01:53:05.000 be good that would be good yeah i would trust him yeah i mean as much as i would trust anybody in the

01:53:11.020 fed but i but kind of as we've like you know talked about is there any good option for the chairman of

01:53:19.320 the federal reserve do they have any good option no they have no but they have no bullets left

01:53:24.000 they have no bullets left if you take you know interest rates back down to zero which i can't

01:53:29.920 imagine they would but if they would take them back down to zero money will start sloshing around

01:53:34.540 again but you know what will happen you know the big banks will get all of that money you know and

01:53:39.660 then they'll loan that money out to you in a higher interest but uh they'll end up getting rich and

01:53:46.020 you know the the problem is we need money sloshing around to be able to have entrepreneurs take that

01:53:54.440 money and build businesses when you're in a situation where there is a recession every single

01:54:01.220 recession 80 percent of those who are hired and make the difference in the recession are from small

01:54:08.540 businesses 80 so if you want your economy to you know to light a match you've got to get the money

01:54:17.480 to the small business people so they can start creating businesses um you know especially since you've

01:54:23.260 got ai and all these other things just chopping jobs you know you've got the big i mean google i was

01:54:29.240 having a conversation with somebody the other day and i said i can't believe you know two years ago we

01:54:34.560 would have never considered this as a legitimate thing google could be out of business quickly

01:54:39.860 google could be out of business do you know that their google you know they make their money on ads

01:54:46.480 that's how they make their money uh the referrals now are down like crazy 50 no nobody's nobody's

01:54:55.820 using google anymore they're using things like chat gpt so you don't go to google and google stuff

01:55:01.720 you just ask chat gpt or grok and it gives you the information uh that you're looking for so where's

01:55:08.800 the referral where's the ad that goes with that nobody's paying chat gpt and i hope they never start

01:55:15.540 that but uh how do you make money anymore how does google make money they've got to get into the gpt

01:55:24.080 world or the ai world and forget about the google search can you imagine having that conversation two

01:55:29.980 years ago if i would have said you know google's going to be out of business if they don't change

01:55:33.720 and forget their search they're going to be out of business in three years no nobody would have

01:55:39.220 believed that no i i can't i can't imagine and you're talking about you know ai agents everyone

01:55:45.500 needs to get very very versed up on ai agents because every jobs report that i'm reading lately or

01:55:50.660 every major story that i'm reading about from these big corporations like google um they keep talking

01:55:56.140 about like you know the percentage of people that they're losing or the you know the downsizing

01:55:59.800 they're doing it's all jobs going towards ai agents mostly all of them so you gotta i mean i was

01:56:08.200 having this conversation with my son not so long ago he's trying to figure out what he wants to do for

01:56:11.360 the rest of his life he's in college and every single job he's thinking about it seriously it's like

01:56:15.720 well i could do this but i don't think that's going to be around in five years i know when's the last

01:56:19.960 time the country has been in a situation like that never no i mean you know maybe the industrial

01:56:25.480 revolution industrial revolution you know i i'm going to buy a new plow but is is the plow going to

01:56:33.120 be something we use i'm going to you know buy some more horses our horses that's that's really the last

01:56:38.500 time because and it and it wasn't all at once it wasn't as fast as ai agents are going to be

01:56:46.340 everywhere by 2027 2026 is going to be the year of agents the introduction of agents and they are

01:56:54.240 going to catch on so incredibly fast because it'll do everything for you and uh it's it's it's remarkable

01:57:04.700 i mean i don't want to say the name of the company um but i know somebody that used to work for a major

01:57:12.280 corporation and they used uh ai software uh on all of their emails and everything else

01:57:21.600 and uh and everybody had to use the same software okay and uh this guy somebody in the other group

01:57:34.180 went on vacation and uh that person came over and said hey could you run my group and he's like

01:57:41.020 well i don't really know much about it it's not a problem it's not going to be a problem just check

01:57:45.180 with ai and so uh when she was gone he did that people would come into his office on for her group

01:57:53.980 and say what do we do on this you know and he's like i don't know hang on and he would ask the ai

01:57:59.140 and it would go through all of her emails all of everything and see if it could search the answer

01:58:05.160 and then if it couldn't find a direct answer it would predict based on everything she has written

01:58:10.980 and done it would predict what she would advise okay and she came home and she's like it's like i

01:58:17.560 never left well shortly after that the company was like yeah you know what is it was just like you

01:58:23.860 never every four managers three out of the four were fired i mean we're talking thousands of people

01:58:31.740 managers three out of every four and you know my friend can't prove this but he thinks it's because

01:58:40.660 of that he thinks everybody it's just all this wealth of human knowledge that had already been

01:58:45.360 gathered now it's in ai and it'll make it it'll make it easier make it better so why do we need

01:58:51.940 people the big slam used to if you were worried about your job uh going because of progress yeah

01:59:00.060 yeah they were talking about this in the green stuff was oh learn to code remember how that whole

01:59:03.640 thing yeah and that came from that came from joe biden the worst advice anyone has i mean that didn't age

01:59:09.480 more than like a week yeah unbelievable like now you've seen all you were talking about that

01:59:15.160 grok 4 you know like a week or so ago you literally will just tell ask grok hey i want to code this

01:59:21.080 entire program or whatever how do i do it it does it for you you can't even learn to code anymore

01:59:26.080 i mean i i'm learning how to weld for when you replace me with an ai agent i'm learning how to weld

01:59:32.540 that's never you know what that's never going away i tell you um you know yeah it is um i'll tell you

01:59:37.700 the one thing i told my son this um he is a he's real empathetic um and he feels people and he just

01:59:45.060 loves people and um i said he was looking you know what am i going to do what am i going to do and i

01:59:50.000 said i personally think you should become a nurse practitioner and he's like what and i said look

01:59:57.440 here's what nursing is going to become you are going to sit in a room in a hospital and you're going

02:00:03.660 to be monitoring you know 50 beds and there will be ai that will be in the room monitoring but at

02:00:11.000 times one of these patients is going to be like i need to talk to a person and that's when the really

02:00:20.380 empathetic are going to walk in and they're going to hold the person's hand and say it's okay because

02:00:26.340 they'll need human contact but nursing will be so inefficient you won't it will all be done by ai

02:00:36.100 the only thing ai can't do at least yet is give you that warm in-person eye-to-eye contact i mean

02:00:47.060 look at our society our society is breaking down because generation z didn't grow up with

02:00:54.160 dating flirting uh uncomfortable conversation none of that they didn't grow up with any of that it's

02:01:01.180 all online approaching a girl approaching a friend awkwardly whatever it is they have none of those

02:01:10.520 things so that's why this profound loneliness is happening in our society because nothing's real

02:01:20.540 nothing is real and we haven't even gotten to the spooky part yet we haven't even gotten to ai yet

02:01:27.320 nothing's real with what we have now give this another year have you noticed you look at social

02:01:34.460 media and have you questioned yet i imagine you have i question every day is that real is that not

02:01:40.360 real what is that a real person you know is that ad real is that ad not real you you don't know

02:01:46.520 anymore you don't give it a year give it a year and what's going to happen is it's going to become

02:01:54.120 more and more specialized to you which will drive you further into yourself and i told you a couple weeks

02:02:03.980 ago about what i think the future of movies are movies are going to be geared to you it will be ai

02:02:11.180 and it'll have a basic script but it will watch you watch the movie it will monitor your heartbeat

02:02:18.740 what's happening in your eyes where you're looking on the screen and it will moda it will modify it

02:02:24.480 so it's the best movie you've ever seen it may not if somebody else will have a completely different

02:02:30.900 i'm just pulling this out of my butt i don't have anything telling me this is what's happening this is

02:02:35.140 just where i would go um it will monitor you so it will make a unique experience for you everyone

02:02:41.980 likes customization right now everybody likes it's i'm it's customized that's going to go out of style

02:02:49.560 what's going to come into style if we don't blow it is community experiences again one-on-one

02:02:59.840 people experiences but it's going to be driven by our generation not the young generation because

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02:04:32.560 welcome to the glenn beck program tonight don't miss our wednesday night special it's a good one

02:04:55.760 tonight at nine on blaze tv so um jason and i were just talking about uh you know how our kids

02:05:06.520 may be sensing that all of this stuff is changing yeah i what's what's crazy is you know i've had these

02:05:13.760 conversations with my son just about the content that he's watching and it's not just him but it's

02:05:17.720 all of his friends they're watching very practical content right now videos that get millions and millions

02:05:23.740 of views and they're all about how do i fix an internal combustion engine if it can you know if

02:05:28.140 this this and this happens to it how do i fix all of these different maintenance issues on my home

02:05:33.560 you know if i have to he doesn't have a home how do that's what i said i was like you don't even own

02:05:38.200 what are you talking about like i pay for your car like why are you and i was like why are you he goes i

02:05:44.080 don't know dad it's just very very interesting he's like watching these videos of how do i survive

02:05:48.860 if i don't have food or water for a month i why are you do you sense something or it could be i mean

02:05:57.180 you know we we're out of time now to talk about it but maybe we can talk about it tomorrow that

02:06:01.300 that uh the difference between men and women the nurture and the breadwinner the protector and i

02:06:09.500 think we're seeing both of those kick in yeah it's natural especially for the boys they sense

02:06:16.300 some sort of trouble ahead they're preparing it's nature this is glenn beck

The Glenn Beck Program - July 16, 2025

Glenn Called It： A Trust Implosion Is HERE ｜ Guests： Sen. Eric Schmitt & Rep. Chip Roy ｜ 7⧸16⧸25

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