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00:02:52.440 We're going to start with the shutdown.

00:02:54.440 Is it over or not?

00:02:56.560 Well, even if it is, I think it'll start all over again in January.

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00:04:17.680 Hey, Glenn.

00:04:18.460 How's it going?

00:04:19.160 So is the shutdown over?

00:04:21.980 I mean, it has to go to the House, and now the House is saying that they're not going to pass it.

00:04:27.760 Well, the House should be—I don't think there's any real belief that they're not going to pass it.

00:04:33.220 The big hurdle was the Senate, and they got through the Senate.

00:04:36.540 And now we just get to watch the ongoing Democratic Civil War over whether Chuck Schumer is going to be removed or not.

00:04:44.160 It is crazy.

00:04:45.760 So, you know, let me go through something that came in from the New York Times.

00:04:50.480 What were the Democrats thinking?

00:04:53.820 It starts out in this op-ed.

00:04:56.200 Back in September when I was reporting an article Democrats should shut down the government,

00:04:59.940 I kept hearing the same warning from veterans of past shutdown fights.

00:05:02.980 The president controls the bully pulpit, and parts of the government will stay open, and he decides what parts close.

00:05:09.500 It's very, very hard for the opposition party to win a shutdown, blah, blah, blah.

00:05:13.160 Now they have brokered a deal over the weekend as the Senate Democrats broke ranks and negotiated a deal to end the shutdown in return for, if we're being honest, very little, according to the New York Times.

00:05:25.480 The guts of the deal are this.

00:05:26.680 Food assistance, both SNAP and WIC, will get a bit more funding.

00:05:30.900 There will be a few other modest concessions on spending levels elsewhere in the government.

00:05:35.000 The deal does nothing to extend the expiring Affordable Care Act tax credits, which Democrats substantially shut down the government for in the first place.

00:05:56.960 First of all, it's not the Affordable Care Tax Credit.

00:06:00.960 That's not why you shut it down.

00:06:04.020 There are tax credits, yes, but this is different.

00:06:07.540 These were the government subsidies.

00:06:09.300 Leave it to the New York Times.

00:06:11.820 Let me lay this really clear.

00:06:14.020 Democrats demanded a continuation of the enhanced subsidies for the American Care Act.

00:06:20.180 They were temporarily expanded during the pandemic.

00:06:24.500 These were not the tax credits.

00:06:28.460 These were extra subsidies stuffed into the 2021 American Rescue Plan as an emergency measure.

00:06:35.520 Remember the one we had to we had to pass this in the middle of the night.

00:06:38.580 Nobody could read it.

00:06:39.340 Well, that was what was in it.

00:06:41.300 And these subsidies lowered the premiums more than usual, expanded the eligibility far above the original ACA income income caps,

00:06:51.260 and was always designed to be temporary just for covid.

00:06:55.600 So if you were in covid and you lost your job or you didn't have health care or whatever, you could get on the ACA,

00:07:03.700 even though your your your salary was higher than, you know, it it would be accepted.

00:07:11.800 Normally, you could get on it.

00:07:13.440 But once once they created this, Washington does what Washington always does, and they won't let it go.

00:07:20.000 OK, it's not the tax credit to understand why the shutdown will end with such a whimper.

00:07:25.120 You need to understand the strange role the ACA subsidies played in it.

00:07:28.460 Democrats said the shutdown was about subsidies, but for most of them, it wasn't.

00:07:32.280 Now, this is the New York Times saying this.

00:07:34.320 It was about Trump's authoritarianism.

00:07:36.980 It was about showing their base and themselves that they could fight back.

00:07:41.740 It was about treating an abnormal political moment abnormally.

00:07:46.620 The ACA subsidies emerged as the shutdown demand because they could keep the caucus sufficiently united.

00:07:53.800 They put Democrats on the right side of public opinion, even though self-identified MAGA voters wanted the subsidies extended.

00:08:00.240 And they held the quivering Senate coalition together.

00:08:03.280 You shut the government down with the Democratic caucus that you have, not with the Democratic caucus that you want.

00:08:09.120 But the shutdown was built on a crack foundation.

00:08:12.040 There were Senate Democrats who didn't want to shut down at all.

00:08:14.620 There were some Democrats who did want to shut down, but thought it was strange to make their demand so narrow.

00:08:20.240 Was winning on health care premiums really winning the right fight?

00:08:23.920 Shouldn't Democrats really vote to fund the government turning towards authoritarianism as long as health insurance subsidies are preserved?

00:08:31.400 And what if winning the health care fight was actually a political gift to Trump?

00:08:36.740 Now, listen to this.

00:08:37.340 The New York Times, absent a fix, the average health insurance premium for 20 million Americans will more than double.

00:08:44.700 The premium shock will hit red states really hard.

00:08:48.660 Trump's longtime pollster had released a survey of competitive housing house districts showing that letting the tax credits expire might be lethal to Republican efforts to hold the House.

00:08:59.580 Why were the Democrats fighting so hard to neutralize their best issue in 2026?

00:09:06.160 The political logic of this shutdown fight was inverted.

00:09:09.640 If Democrats got the tax credits extended, if they won, they'd be solving a huge electoral problem for the Republicans.

00:09:16.120 If Republicans successfully allowed the tax credits to expire, if they won, they'd be handing the Democrats a cudgel which would beat them in the next elections.

00:09:24.640 This is unbelievable.

00:09:26.640 I mean, they're saying that they're saying it out loud.

00:09:30.060 You know what I mean?

00:09:34.340 They go on in this to say, you know, quote, why can't Republicans just accept reality?

00:09:40.320 These health care subsidies are working.

00:09:42.480 No, they're not.

00:09:43.940 No, they are not.

00:09:45.040 They are propping.

00:09:47.020 OK, they're scaffolding, holding up a structure that was never sound.

00:09:51.400 They were a covid era brace jammed under a tottering wall.

00:09:56.940 And now the same architects who swore the house was, you know, the house was safe.

00:10:01.380 They're telling you now the splintered wood is actually part of the design.

00:10:04.920 What?

00:10:06.620 This is the power the mainstream media has.

00:10:09.360 The press still has over millions of Americans.

00:10:11.380 It's kind of like a hypnotic chokehold.

00:10:14.040 You say the word subsidy enough times with the right sad piano music under it and suddenly we forget what subsidies are.

00:10:22.180 Here's what subsidies are, gang.

00:10:24.220 Money borrowed from the Chinese.

00:10:27.060 But we're on the hook.

00:10:28.100 Now, we're not on the hook for it.

00:10:29.740 Money borrowed from the Chinese from the future to hide the failures of the present on decisions that were made in the past. 0.88

00:10:37.600 OK, and now we're told if we don't just keep borrowing forever, America will collapse.

00:10:43.140 No, what collapses is this crazy illusion.

00:10:47.440 Let's be clear about something.

00:10:49.060 The op ed never will admit the Affordable Care Act didn't fail because of Republicans.

00:10:54.280 It failed because math is a stubborn thing.

00:10:58.240 It because insurance is not health care, because a program bent around bureaucrats and middlemen will always cost more and deliver less.

00:11:10.600 We have been subsidizing the symptoms.

00:11:13.300 We never treated the disease here.

00:11:15.120 And now when a shutdown touches those subsidies, suddenly we're told the sky is cracking.

00:11:20.720 TikTok is flooded with panic videos scripted by algorithms that can't really be trusted.

00:11:25.260 The influencers don't even know what they're defending.

00:11:28.240 They just know fear pays better than the truth.

00:11:30.460 And here's the truth.

00:11:31.880 The system was failing long before Trump, long before Biden, long before COVID.

00:11:37.420 And maybe, just maybe, this moment is not a crisis, but an opening.

00:11:44.840 You know, I've said this for months now.

00:11:47.980 The greatest political opportunity of our lifetime now is health care reform.

00:11:53.840 Real, actual reform.

00:11:56.560 Not another Washington quick fix.

00:11:59.000 Not more subsidies or anything else.

00:12:00.620 Not a band-aid over a bullet wound.

00:12:02.560 But the Republicans won't do anything about it.

00:12:04.660 I believe, and I say this without hesitation, I think, that Trump and RFK Jr.

00:12:14.100 Together may be the only combination force in American politics with the will to take a flamethrower to the bureaucracy that is choking doctors and nurses.

00:12:24.800 The pharmaceutical lobby, the insurance labyrinth, the 50 states wrapped in 50 different versions of red tape, all of it has to be confronted.

00:12:35.660 And here's why Trump can't afford to miss this.

00:12:37.860 If he solves even a quarter of this problem, if he can find the way to lower costs, if he increases access, if he frees the market to actually work across state lines, he'll not only win in 2026, he'll be launching a momentum that will carry Vance into the presidency in 2028.

00:12:57.800 This is the key here.

00:13:01.560 But he has to remember something Washington has long forgotten.

00:13:05.520 The people he's negotiating with, they don't want a deal.

00:13:09.160 They don't fear collapse.

00:13:10.620 They welcome it.

00:13:12.160 They have been playing a slow motion color revolution, one where the country has to be impoverished, has to be frightened, and has to be divided to accept the new power structures.

00:13:22.460 Color revolutions only work if your people are hungry, if they're afraid, and they believe the people in the head of the government are authoritarian.

00:13:32.920 When that happens, you can have a color revolution.

00:13:35.980 And every day, America does not break.

00:13:39.380 Every day, the economy still stands.

00:13:41.880 Every day, people wake up and realize their lives are not as hopeless as the media insists.

00:13:47.740 The revolutionaries lose their leverage.

00:13:49.620 So the shutdown is not the crisis.

00:13:53.340 The crisis is the addiction to government medicine.

00:13:57.800 So here's the battle line that matters, I think, most right now.

00:14:01.860 While the press spins, you know, panic, Trump has to gather the brightest minds, the innovators, the disruptors, the people who build things rather than manage decline.

00:14:12.040 That's what he does best.

00:14:13.540 You know, if Elon Musk could do for NASA what Washington could not, then why can't we find maybe even get Elon Musk?

00:14:21.600 Why can't we unleash the same kind of thinking on health care?

00:14:24.960 It's time for radical thinking.

00:14:28.380 Imagine a system where your doctor spends more time listening than actually checking boxes.

00:14:32.660 Imagine competition across state lines.

00:14:36.460 Imagine prices that behave like normal prices because the market is finally allowed to work and government doesn't have its finger on the scale.

00:14:45.660 Imagine freeing the nurses and physicians from the paperwork prisons they're in and letting them practice medicine again. 0.99

00:14:52.260 This isn't utopian.

00:14:53.340 That's just uncaptured America.

00:14:57.180 The America before the bureaucratic glacier settled over absolutely everything in our lives.

00:15:04.860 Trump is the one that can do this.

00:15:08.260 He's hitting home runs, grand slams all the time.

00:15:15.540 All the time.

00:15:17.080 Health care is the crack in the wall where sunlight is still getting through.

00:15:21.440 If you solve this, if you solve the pressure and you lower the pressure on the engine behind the color revolution, you win.

00:15:35.940 You win.

00:15:36.640 I'm not even talking about elections.

00:15:38.000 You save the republic.

00:15:39.300 You solve this and you solve the fear that drives half of our political dysfunction.

00:15:45.580 Washington thinks the shutdown is a battlefield.

00:15:47.720 It's not.

00:15:48.260 The battlefield is health care.

00:15:50.320 The future is decided there.

00:15:54.020 And the man who breaks that system open and lets Americans breathe again will shape this country for a generation.

00:16:02.340 And the only guy to do it is Donald Trump.

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00:17:36.200 You know, the thing that I don't know why people aren't saying this, this subsidy is not going to the people.

00:17:44.880 You're not keeping this money.

00:17:46.540 It's not like you're getting a check and you're keeping it.

00:17:48.660 You're getting a check from the government for the subsidy and it's going directly to the insurance companies.

00:17:55.240 And I just find that, I just, I find that amazing that that's what the Democrats are fighting for.

00:18:03.300 More money to the insurance companies.

00:18:07.100 Oh, okay.

00:18:09.020 All right.

00:18:10.620 That's kind of a different look at it.

00:18:12.180 Isn't it, Stu?

00:18:12.760 I mean, I thought it was for, you know, the poor people.

00:18:15.620 Right.

00:18:16.040 No.

00:18:16.400 No.

00:18:16.620 No, it's for the insurance companies.

00:18:19.400 I mean, it can't keep the money.

00:18:20.940 It's always been a giant source of guaranteed revenue to insurance companies since the beginning of it.

00:18:28.840 Yes.

00:18:29.220 You know, it's funny because we just went over this big election and, you know, with New York City and everything where everyone was like, you need to focus on affordability.

00:18:37.120 And the Democrats supposedly nailed that messaging, at least in these blue areas, and were able to win these elections.

00:18:44.800 When, you know, comically, like, next time Democrats bring up affordability, remind them what the ACA stands for.

00:18:52.980 The Affordable Care Act.

00:18:56.960 They've already tried this.

00:18:58.540 They tried to pitch you this years and years and years ago.

00:19:01.820 And now, by their own admission, the entire system will collapse unless we give you even more money to lower their own supposedly affordable rates.

00:19:14.100 This was supposed to make health care affordable.

00:19:16.720 They were supposed to have solved this a long time ago.

00:19:19.140 They tried it, they failed, and now it's supposedly Republicans' fault for not approving even more money, hundreds of billions of dollars more, to go back into the same program to make the Affordable Care Act actually affordable.

00:19:33.320 How is that possibly Republicans' fault?

00:19:36.040 I think this is why God takes us out when we're in our 80s or 90s.

00:19:40.040 Because you get so tired of it.

00:19:41.460 I mean, I remember, I remember in the, you know, when the ACA was first being debated as Obamacare and Obamacare and Obama said, this is going to make it affordable for everybody.

00:19:52.440 And I said, no, it's not.

00:19:54.060 It's not.

00:19:54.520 The math doesn't work.

00:19:56.300 And here's what's going to happen.

00:19:57.200 They're going to do it for a few years, and then it's going to get so bad, it'll collapse.

00:20:01.180 And so they'll come to you and say, we need more tax dollars, and the evil Republicans won't give it to us.

00:20:05.560 But this will fix it, and it won't fix it then, and they'll just keep going until it finally goes into universal health care.

00:20:12.440 And then, you know, then you're really screwed.

00:20:14.940 And I'm so tired.

00:20:16.300 I mean, you were saying all these arguments, and I'm like, well, yeah, we made those arguments.

00:20:21.040 Yeah.

00:20:21.520 Stu and I talked about this, oh, 15 years ago, and it didn't seem to make a difference then.

00:20:28.020 You know, that's what I just started thinking.

00:20:29.860 You know, I think this is why when you get older, God takes you.

00:20:33.940 It's out of mercy because you remember too many things that have happened over and over and over again,

00:20:39.000 and you just can't get people to understand.

00:20:41.320 Stop.

00:20:41.940 Stop doing that.

00:20:43.100 Stop doing that.

00:20:43.980 Don't you understand?

00:20:45.540 It's so frustrating.

00:20:47.160 It's incredibly frustrating.

00:20:49.180 And, you know, it is something that we talked about a million times back in the day.

00:20:54.160 And the problem, of course, is it's always their answers.

00:20:58.920 You know, and it's difficult to win those battles.

00:21:01.620 You know, like, you think about, like, there's a new report out about minimum wage and how that fast food minimum wage thing from a few years ago,

00:21:10.260 where they raised all the prices in California, $15,000, cost something like 19,000 people their jobs.

00:21:15.960 Think of what the ramifications are of that over a long period of time.

00:21:22.000 19,000 probably younger people who couldn't get jobs, who didn't get to build their careers, didn't get to get started,

00:21:30.900 now are, you know, probably working with families where they are making less money.

00:21:35.860 You know, this is going to echo throughout their entire lives.

00:21:38.420 And what is the answer going to be when they can't pay for these things later in life?

00:21:43.280 Once again, it's going to somehow be our fault.

00:21:47.280 It's going to be our fault.

00:21:48.480 And then the only answer will be government giving them more and then becoming more dependent on government.

00:21:55.100 And we need new programs and new Affordable Care Act nonsense to patch up what they already tore apart. 0.85

00:22:02.600 And it's just, it's on repeat, man.

00:22:05.180 It's the same thing over and over again.

00:22:06.760 It's the same thing.

00:22:08.640 Again, that's why I go, that's why the Lord takes you.

00:22:10.680 That's why we don't, you know, Moses, you know, he lived to what, like 900 years old or something like that.

00:22:16.860 You know, he didn't have social media.

00:22:20.640 He didn't have, you know, it didn't have all of these things that he was like, oh, geez, I just saw this one 400 years ago.

00:22:26.960 And then I saw it, you know, 350 years ago, 325 years ago, 300 years ago, 295 years ago.

00:22:35.680 I mean, I can only take so many times of going through the same story over and over again, because you're like, what part?

00:22:45.040 It's like a game, you know, when you can't go to the next level until you've solved that one level.

00:22:51.420 Yeah.

00:22:51.760 You know what I mean?

00:22:52.940 That's like, I just feel like we're stuck in that one level.

00:22:55.860 And they're like, no, guys, the door, you're look for the door.

00:22:59.620 Look for the door.

00:23:01.540 It's really simple.

00:23:03.180 You just stop doing that.

00:23:04.640 Stop doing that.

00:23:06.100 And the door will open to the next level.

00:23:09.140 And I, it's like, I, I, I, I, I, I'm not saying, Lord, take me now, but I'm saying, you know, you can take me, you know, when you want, you can take me when you want.

00:23:20.840 This is Glenn Beck.

00:23:24.240 Like he's up there.

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00:25:03.740 Stu does not share my optimism.

00:25:07.020 And I, you know, I think that's too strong of a word.

00:25:09.440 I'm not optimistic.

00:25:10.400 I am hopeful that somebody in Washington on our side understands what we're facing here, that health care is the biggest win.

00:25:20.800 It's the biggest win and totally winnable.

00:25:23.040 Yeah, and I do think if, you know, if it was like the top priority of Donald Trump, like I think, you know, he could be able to move Republicans toward trying to come up with something, I guess.

00:25:32.960 But I don't show much optimism on that because as I was going through that whole scenario, it wasn't just that we said these rates would go up and that the Affordable Care Act wouldn't be affordable and gave all the reasons that wound up playing out with risk pools and everything else.

00:25:50.420 It was all and it wasn't also that we would say, hey, the way they're going to try to solve this is by more government subsidies and more dependence on government.

00:26:01.120 We said all that stuff.

00:26:02.340 And that's what we just talked about.

00:26:03.460 But the other thing we said was that after this thing got passed, the Republicans would bail on opposing it.

00:26:12.300 We would no longer have an opposition.

00:26:14.260 We're now to the part of the story where the right wing position is just normal Obamacare and the left wing position is new, expanded, fancy times 10 Obamacare.

00:26:27.160 It's the question of whether we triple down on Obamacare or double down on it.

00:26:30.540 That's now the conservative position.

00:26:33.020 OK, so let me give you some hope.

00:26:34.560 I talked to Dr. Oz and and he said they are introducing something here in the next couple of months should should be many time now and it will be done at the state level and it will be to stop all the barriers from state to state.

00:26:54.820 And you get you get your your your funding for different programs if you get rid of those barriers for your insurance companies.

00:27:05.040 And if you don't, well, you don't get your funding.

00:27:06.880 And so they're going to be incentivized to do it.

00:27:09.240 So I do think that there is some thinking about this that is going on with RFK and Dr. Oz.

00:27:15.540 In fact, let's see if we can get them on.

00:27:17.380 Maybe I'll go up to Washington and do a podcast with him because I think this is the big win here,

00:27:22.200 because if you look, you have to you have to change the life of people in the in the next 15 months, 12 months, if you want to win the election.

00:27:35.880 And if you if you want to win with J.D. Vance, it's going to have to you're going to have to do it in the next 18 months at the very minimum.

00:27:42.960 OK, it's going to get harder and harder to do it.

00:27:46.700 So you have you have the things.

00:27:49.680 What are the what are the levers the president has in front of him?

00:27:53.200 Housing.

00:27:54.140 What is the problem with the housing market, the housing market?

00:27:56.880 There's a couple of problems.

00:27:57.840 One, we we don't have a we have a shortage of housing.

00:28:01.400 OK, because everybody freaked out and everybody's like, you know, 2008, we had a housing glut.

00:28:07.820 And so now maybe we should go the other way.

00:28:09.640 And so we didn't build enough houses.

00:28:10.860 So now we have this giant housing shortage.

00:28:13.360 OK, so can the president fix that one quickly?

00:28:17.480 No, millions of houses need to be built.

00:28:20.640 And how is he going to do it?

00:28:22.440 Unless there's a land grab.

00:28:23.920 OK, unless he opens up federal land, which we saw how that one went.

00:28:28.600 So he can't really fix the housing thing.

00:28:30.720 He could help it by saying, hey, BlackRock, you guys stop buying houses.

00:28:36.480 But how do you do that?

00:28:39.580 I mean, is that the right thing to do?

00:28:42.940 I mean, it's the right thing to do for the people constitutionally.

00:28:45.920 Can you do that?

00:28:47.040 I don't know.

00:28:47.740 I don't think so.

00:28:48.800 The next cost that people are feeling electricity.

00:28:52.860 What are you going to do with that?

00:28:54.060 Well, we know that he is building power plants or he is he is letting the red tape go on the

00:29:02.240 power plants.

00:29:03.440 So if you want to build a power plant, you can build a power plant in record time.

00:29:08.040 But that, again, is 18, 24, 36 months away minimum before you have new power plants where

00:29:14.980 you'll start to see your electricity costs go down.

00:29:17.360 So you can't do that food costs.

00:29:19.860 What is he going to do?

00:29:21.080 Import cheaper food.

00:29:22.580 That's not a good idea.

00:29:27.760 So what do you how do you affect the average person's money?

00:29:32.800 Well, you can send them free money, which means we have to print more.

00:29:36.560 He's going to send free money.

00:29:38.420 It's the money that, you know, he's been taking in from the the trade barriers.

00:29:43.560 So he's saying he's going to send two thousand dollars check to people.

00:29:47.680 And that's the first time I've ever seen a check where the money was actually money that

00:29:53.520 we had not printed money.

00:29:56.080 But that's all you can do.

00:29:57.860 If you can even do that, that's all you can do because you can't print money.

00:30:01.080 You can't have a stimulus or you will jack the prices of everything up.

00:30:04.600 And then you're in the same loop over and over and over again.

00:30:07.600 The only place where the government has the tools.

00:30:13.680 Has enough sway.

00:30:16.440 Donald Trump could do this to start breaking this thing up is health care. 0.68

00:30:22.900 And that could change things pretty much overnight within 12 months.

00:30:28.560 If he acted today, within 12 months, you would start to see prices come down.

00:30:33.340 You would start to see competition.

00:30:34.640 You would start to see some sort of relief.

00:30:38.180 But what else does he have, Stu?

00:30:39.880 What else can he do that can change people's lives?

00:30:43.460 And he knows he has to do that.

00:30:45.520 Well, I mean, I generally, I think, agree with most of that.

00:30:52.400 I think that, you know, the health care is one you could do.

00:30:55.340 Although, you know, again, that's something you sign up for on an annual basis, right?

00:30:58.780 So, I mean, even if the prices did drop, it would take a while for that to come in.

00:31:04.020 I mean, the easiest way to do this, and he's, by the way, done a lot of this, is, you know, deregulation.

00:31:10.180 You know, I think what's happening with some of that, and we're not seeing tons and tons of results from that,

00:31:16.540 is because I think he's doing things on the other side as well that are affecting prices the opposite way.

00:31:21.860 So, we're not going to see massive drops.

00:31:24.900 And, you know, of course, a lot of this is, too, is just, you know, there's a lot of big promises that are made when you're talking about prices coming down really fast.

00:31:31.580 It's not always achievable.

00:31:32.700 The President of the United States, we've said this for 100 million years.

00:31:35.140 I feel like, again, we're on repeat here.

00:31:36.640 But the President of the United States is not the guy who sets prices.

00:31:39.480 That's not his job, right?

00:31:41.320 Like, he doesn't micromanage the economy.

00:31:43.860 He can do things that can help the economy.

00:31:46.840 And I think what's happening now, as you're pointing out, and I think this is the desperation a little bit seeping into our politics,

00:31:54.900 is that there were – Trump won the election with a lot of people who had faith in him,

00:32:01.980 not because he was good on even the border or on, you know, trans kids, you know, trans men playing sports.

00:32:11.020 It was about the – it was that affordability issue.

00:32:13.800 He was really good on that, and people believed they would see an economy like they saw in 2018 and 2019 in his first term.

00:32:20.200 And we're just, you know, so far not really seeing that.

00:32:23.640 Now, there's a lot to unwind from where Joe Biden was.

00:32:27.140 And the way these prices work when it comes to inflation is not necessarily that prices drop down.

00:32:33.180 That's what's so devastating about a long-term inflation like the one that we got from Joe Biden.

00:32:37.800 The prices get to a set level.

00:32:39.440 And you don't necessarily bring those prices down as much as you stop the – and slow the increases.

00:32:46.120 Stop them from growing.

00:32:46.580 Right.

00:32:47.080 Yeah.

00:32:47.400 Which is difficult.

00:32:48.160 But, like, again, one of the focuses of Trump's economic plan is to try to draw a lot of these products to be made in the United States.

00:32:58.560 As you point out, that is a long-term process.

00:33:01.940 You're talking about way after Donald Trump is out of office before you're seeing the potential theoretical benefits of new factories being built in the United States.

00:33:13.600 It's going to take a long time for that to work if you believe it's going to work.

00:33:17.120 And when you're talking about the other side of that, which is increasing prices based on different taxes and such, you're winding up with a situation where you're taking the medicine and you're waiting for those results to kick in over multiple periods of years.

00:33:35.720 So I think the way that he can do a lot of this stuff, the best thing that he can do in a quick way is cutting regulation.

00:33:43.340 You can cut out a lot of this stuff to increase the speed of the improvement.

00:33:48.900 Like, if you want to build a new power plant, he can cut those things from 12 years to four.

00:33:55.020 But that's not going to – it's not an immediate, you know, economic win when you're talking about that.

00:34:01.820 No, the country has cancer.

00:34:04.200 That's the problem.

00:34:04.880 The country has cancer.

00:34:06.540 And we can survive, but it's going to take chemotherapy and a long time.

00:34:14.180 And so you can't just go in – if you have, you know, cancer, you can't go in and say, well, you know, you told me yesterday you were going to start chemotherapy, and I had my first chemotherapy, and I feel worse, and I'm not getting any better.

00:34:28.080 It's been six months, doc, and I'm not feeling any better.

00:34:30.760 Yeah, you're not going to feel better at first because it's a serious disease.

00:34:35.720 That's the issue that we're dealing with.

00:34:37.840 The damage – and we said this under Biden.

00:34:40.900 We said this under the first Trump.

00:34:42.820 We said this under Bush.

00:34:44.960 You know, Reagan was saying this.

00:34:46.820 At some point, the sickness is going to be so bad that there's not going to be anything that feels good to do.

00:34:57.000 And it's going to get harder and harder to take the medicine.

00:35:00.620 And unfortunately, you know, everybody wants a quick fix.

00:35:05.600 You know, when Reagan came in and everything was out of control, you remember what Paul Volcker did?

00:35:12.120 Do you remember this, Stu?

00:35:13.660 Yeah.

00:35:14.100 You weren't old enough.

00:35:14.880 Yeah, but he was –

00:35:15.940 But you know it through history.

00:35:17.100 What did he do?

00:35:17.980 He had to get rid of inflation, so that meant jacking up rates, and it was a painful period.

00:35:23.080 To what?

00:35:24.280 To what?

00:35:24.680 Gosh, what was it, 18%, 20% in that range, right?

00:35:27.500 It was – I think at the top, it was 20% interest rates.

00:35:32.300 I remember 19% interest rates.

00:35:35.480 19.

00:35:36.500 People are freaking out over five or six.

00:35:39.760 We had 19% interest rates.

00:35:42.440 That stopped everybody from buying – you want to talk about not being able to afford a house.

00:35:46.380 That was it.

00:35:47.620 But that's what sucked all that money back in.

00:35:50.280 Well, you can't do that now because the patient is so sick, you can't – those interest rates will kill everything.

00:35:58.060 It'll kill all the jobs. 0.97

00:35:59.140 The whole thing will collapse.

00:36:00.500 So you can't do that.

00:36:01.760 But we're complaining on 5%, you know, and we're wanting them lower and lower and lower.

00:36:08.440 Well, yes, I want that too because there are signs that jobs are going away.

00:36:14.600 But jobs going away is not just the interest rate.

00:36:18.000 It is also AI and automation.

00:36:20.440 We are in this really ugly place that if we don't have these honest conversations and really explain to each other exactly what all of the forces are, you're going to get socialism because that will seem like the only answer.

00:36:40.220 Just make it stop.

00:36:41.120 Just make it stop.

00:36:42.040 Well, okay, but know what all of the forces are that are causing all of these things, and there is a way out of it.

00:36:49.240 It just cannot be done in two years.

00:36:53.260 It can't be.

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00:40:28.080 I mean, it's going to the House.

00:40:30.320 It'll close down again in January.

00:40:32.000 I think this is something they're going to do.

00:40:34.080 It'll hurt the economy if we keep doing this.

00:40:36.920 And I think this is something we're going to see all through next year, all the way through the election season.

00:40:41.780 Yay! 0.99

00:40:42.460 Isn't that great?

00:40:44.640 But I was telling Stu that I'm reading a new book.

00:40:46.920 I went to a Barnes & Noble yesterday for the first time in I don't know how long.

00:40:49.820 They're actual bookstores.

00:40:51.440 Who would have guessed it?

00:40:52.560 Few of them left.

00:40:53.660 But I know.

00:40:54.740 It's been so long since I've been in a bookstore.

00:40:56.460 I didn't even know how to use it anymore.

00:40:57.920 I'm like, where are the new books?

00:41:00.140 Anyway, found a new book out called 1929.

00:41:05.640 Holy cow, is this good.

00:41:07.900 It takes the year 19.

00:41:09.980 I probably read a quarter of it just yesterday.

00:41:12.540 It takes 1929 and breaks it up into every month of what was going on.

00:41:20.260 It starts at the crash and it says, this is coming, and then shows all of the players and what they were doing and what they were saying all the way up.

00:41:29.100 Oh, my gosh.

00:41:30.840 Kind of probably an important thing to note because it looks exactly the same.

00:41:35.880 Exactly.

00:41:36.340 Exactly.

00:41:36.660 Exactly.

00:41:37.740 Fun.

00:41:38.720 Fun.

00:41:39.280 Anyway, yeah.

00:41:39.840 There's another book out.

00:41:41.200 I think it's out today called Fateful Hours.

00:41:44.160 It's by Volker Ulrich, who is a guy who we've talked about before.

00:41:49.720 The Nazi. 0.59

00:41:51.160 Yeah.

00:41:51.480 The best Hitler profiles ever done by him. 0.73

00:41:54.480 I was going to say, he's not a Nazi.

00:41:56.140 I mean, I don't think you should accuse him of that.

00:41:57.340 No, no, no, no, no.

00:41:58.160 But he's probably the best biographer of the Nazi movement and Hitler.

00:42:03.160 He's written the best books on it.

00:42:04.640 I think so, yeah.

00:42:05.920 Yeah, I think so, too.

00:42:06.820 And again, these new ones come out, these really in-depth Hitler biographies.

00:42:13.020 He did a set of those.

00:42:14.420 He's done a bunch of books about the time around the Nazi movement.

00:42:18.220 The new one is about the fall of the Weimar Republic, what leads into the Nazi. 0.51

00:42:23.720 It's sort of the prequel, I suppose, of the Hitler biographies and what caused that. 0.73

00:42:29.700 And it just came out today.

00:42:30.560 I haven't read it yet, but I will be reading it because, you know, those are the, it's

00:42:34.440 the same thing as 1929, right?

00:42:36.000 You're, you're, you're wondering.

00:42:37.600 Oh, yeah, right there.

00:42:38.420 I mean, part of it is in March.

00:42:40.840 I think I'm up to March.

00:42:42.820 One of the guys who runs one of the big banks, he's going over to, you know, try to convince

00:42:48.660 Europe.

00:42:49.400 You got to let Germany, you know, let's, let's maybe get them on credit. 0.99

00:42:53.920 Let's see if we can, let's see if we can finance this thing to bring the payments down and be

00:42:58.580 more reasonable.

00:42:59.720 You know, I think we can get that done.

00:43:01.900 Oh, he's in for a big shock.

00:43:04.140 But yeah, I mean, Weimar, the collapse of that deal, 1929, the collapse of that deal leads

00:43:11.400 right to Adolf Hitler. 0.70

00:43:13.420 And, you know, you want to see the future.

00:43:17.740 Yeah, read, read, read about the Weimar Republic.

00:43:20.140 I mean, it's, it's all there.

00:43:22.020 Everything we've been doing has been in the Weimar Republic.

00:43:24.660 All of it.

00:43:25.200 I mean, exact trans surgeries.

00:43:27.560 All of it was done in the 20s in Germany, in Berlin.

00:43:31.240 It's, it's nuts, the parallels.

00:43:34.660 But pay no attention to those dots.

00:43:36.920 They're meaningless.

00:43:38.180 This is a whole new experience.

00:43:40.020 No, no need to look at history.

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00:46:19.760 Got a lot on the plate today.

00:46:21.100 I want to start with TPUSA.

00:46:22.820 They had the last Charlie Kirk, you know, session where you could go to the college campus.

00:46:29.900 This time it was at UC Berkeley and it was really, really ugly.

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00:46:44.700 It happens faster than you think.

00:46:46.000 One second, you're, you know, walking to your car, checking your phone,

00:46:49.140 thinking about dinner and the next, you're staring down a situation you never wanted to be in.

00:46:54.180 That is the space between peace and panic.

00:46:56.380 And it's a lot shorter than people realize.

00:46:58.580 The burner launcher was built for that space.

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00:47:29.080 Preparedness is not about expecting trouble.

00:47:30.980 It's about refusing to be caught off guard.

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00:47:35.240 It will fill that gap between what if and I'm ready with confidence and control.

00:47:39.020 Peace of mind.

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00:47:45.000 It's going to, if you go to Burna.com right now, Burna.com slash Glenn, learn more about it.

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00:48:03.000 Let me start with a couple of things here.

00:48:04.800 I want to go to cut five first.

00:48:06.080 I want to play this from Ilan Omar.

00:48:11.140 During an interview, she was asked about, you know, does she have any fear that she could be deported?

00:48:19.720 Now, listen to this.

00:48:20.380 This is a congresswoman of the United States.

00:48:23.460 Listen to this.

00:48:24.420 I mean, I have no worry.

00:48:26.160 I don't I don't know how they take away my citizenship and like deport me.

00:48:29.380 But it's but I don't even know, like, why that's like a such a scary threat.

00:48:33.840 Like, I'm not the eight year old who escaped war anymore.

00:48:36.880 I'm grown.

00:48:37.960 My kids are grown.

00:48:39.060 Like, I can go live wherever I want.

00:48:42.760 Oh, she can go and live wherever she wants. 1.00

00:48:45.400 Boy, I wish she would.

00:48:46.400 Um, so wait a minute.

00:48:48.000 I'm trying to understand.

00:48:49.020 Then why are you so against ice?

00:48:52.440 Because it's not scary.

00:48:53.900 You can go and live wherever you want.

00:48:57.320 Why are you so afraid?

00:49:01.120 Because you're not afraid of it.

00:49:02.540 You would think, first of all, constitutionally, they can't do that.

00:49:07.720 Well, I mean, you can if you came under false pretenses.

00:49:10.420 And I'm just saying, marry your brother.

00:49:12.620 Um, but, um, you know, you could you could have that citizenship taken away if if that were ever true or proven.

00:49:19.820 And there's absolutely no way that are going to happen.

00:49:23.220 Um, but, uh, it doesn't sound like she's proud to be an American.

00:49:27.740 I could just live wherever I want.

00:49:29.020 You know, I've thought about this a lot.

00:49:30.680 Stu and I were joking about it last week.

00:49:32.320 He was like, you know, Glenn, uh, you might want to consider a second citizenship someplace else.

00:49:38.020 And I'm like, wait, what?

00:49:39.420 What are you talking about?

00:49:40.200 I mean, if you want an escape hatch, now would be the time to get it.

00:49:43.700 And I've thought about it because honestly, if, if the power goes back to the left, to the left, not Democrats, to the left in 2028, it is not going to be pretty.

00:49:58.840 They are going to do things that I am not looking forward to.

00:50:04.520 I mean, we'll be out of business.

00:50:05.840 You'd be lucky to not be.

00:50:07.680 I mean, we have one person running and I've got a story about it later.

00:50:10.740 It's in the free email newsletter at glenbeck.com.

00:50:13.680 I have a person running for the Democrats that actually believes in rounding people up that are Trump supporters and putting them in concentration camps.

00:50:20.620 Oh, okay.

00:50:22.180 Wow.

00:50:22.540 All right.

00:50:23.600 I'm not for that, but I guess, you know, hey, whatever floats your boat.

00:50:28.520 And you, we've seen that they are willing to get nasty.

00:50:33.360 They are, they, it's, it's not a live and let live kind of thing.

00:50:38.540 You know what I mean?

00:50:40.240 And that's kind of where I want to spend my time, you know, here in the next few minutes on that.

00:50:45.020 Let me start with UK Berkeley.

00:50:48.240 These are anti-TP USA protesters.

00:50:50.920 They show up on the front lines and they are, they're, they're shouting things at the people who are waiting to get into the event last night at UC Berkeley.

00:51:04.620 Listen to this.

00:51:06.000 Dead homie. 1.00

00:51:06.980 You're dead homie. 1.00

00:51:08.700 You're dead homie. 1.00

00:51:10.440 You're dead homie. 1.00

00:51:12.240 You're dead homie. 1.00

00:51:14.000 You're dead homie. 1.00

00:51:15.740 You're dead homie. 1.00

00:51:17.020 You're dead homie. 1.00

00:51:17.120 You're dead homie. 1.00

00:51:18.780 Do I need to say what they're saying about your dead homie? 1.00

00:51:25.620 Wow.

00:51:26.460 I mean, I, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm having a hard time with this.

00:51:31.380 Um, it's, it's, it's not that it is, I don't know, I guess unexpected.

00:51:42.960 It's just the atmosphere.

00:51:44.960 Something has changed in the atmosphere.

00:51:48.540 You know, for the last few weeks, I have been carrying this feeling around, um, you know, like the weather has changed and nobody has bothered to check the forecast.

00:51:57.560 You know, it's not a gentle slide, uh, from fall into winter.

00:52:02.280 It's, it's, it's, it's like all of a sudden, you know, you have a front ripping across the planes.

00:52:08.940 That's what's happening.

00:52:09.960 And I've been thinking about this a lot and I haven't expressed it this way.

00:52:16.980 There's an old principle from, uh, from physics and we all learned it in, in school.

00:52:24.340 It's Newton's third law.

00:52:26.500 And you can say it almost like a lullaby.

00:52:29.100 Now for every action, there is a equal and opposite reaction, right?

00:52:34.580 And that, that line is, you know, classroom trivia, but it's more than that it, because it is a description of how reality itself pushes back.

00:52:44.240 Nothing happens in a vacuum.

00:52:46.220 Every force will set off another force.

00:52:49.180 Every impact ripples a counter impact.

00:52:53.000 And I can't shake that law lately, you know, because, uh, it is becoming less scientific and more almost like scripture right now.

00:53:02.220 Think about what's happened in the last six months.

00:53:04.580 Think about the action that has happened in the last six months.

00:53:09.320 We had evil strike.

00:53:10.860 Charlie Kirk was taken.

00:53:12.240 Okay.

00:53:13.000 It wasn't just a tragedy.

00:53:14.300 It was a, it was a rupture in the floorboards of our world and millions of people felt it all over the world.

00:53:21.200 The entire globe stopped for a minute stunned.

00:53:25.060 That was the action.

00:53:28.260 But then there was an equal and opposite reaction.

00:53:32.180 And I don't think it was all that equal.

00:53:34.960 It was all of a sudden like, oh, you want to play that game?

00:53:38.240 It was bigger.

00:53:39.800 And it did not come from man.

00:53:42.220 It was a revival.

00:53:43.500 It was this weird, glorious, unexpected rising of the human soul.

00:53:49.760 Okay.

00:53:50.540 People who hadn't prayed in 20 years found themselves whispering to God in the dark.

00:53:54.640 Baptism surge churches filled questions that had been buried under politics and entertainment started bubbling to the surface again.

00:54:01.020 Is there more to life than this?

00:54:03.160 What am I supposed to be?

00:54:04.420 Is there any purpose to this?

00:54:06.340 What is the cost of truth?

00:54:07.720 For a few weeks, that really was bubbling.

00:54:14.180 Charlie's funeral reached over 1 billion people.

00:54:19.940 When in history has a moment of grief turned into a global searchlight.

00:54:24.120 So, this was a massive reaction that's caused all kinds of ripples.

00:54:35.520 Now comes another reaction.

00:54:38.640 The one that follows the revival.

00:54:41.400 And it is the counterforce.

00:54:44.160 And just like the first action of the shooter, it was evil, but it was man.

00:54:50.020 The reaction, the revival, was not man, although it included men.

00:54:55.580 But it felt like it was a God thing, didn't it?

00:54:59.140 Now, the reaction to that is the counterforce.

00:55:03.040 And it's the hatred on the left.

00:55:06.260 It's the weird, weird-ass lies about Charlie's death.

00:55:10.320 Okay?

00:55:10.780 The weird attempt to repackage, you know, a new version of the oldest tyrant in human history.

00:55:16.900 And parade him out as something fresh.

00:55:18.860 You know, I think he was just misunderstood.

00:55:20.920 And you're like, what is happening?

00:55:23.600 And all of it is tied to this ancient hate the Jews stuff. 0.65

00:55:30.520 This isn't politics.

00:55:32.080 This isn't campus theatrics.

00:55:33.780 This isn't what we were facing even a year ago.

00:55:36.320 The pushback, that next reaction, is something older.

00:55:45.640 Something that has always hated awakenings, wherever it appears.

00:55:50.040 And for me, at least, I think this is the first time in my life, and maybe it's just me, but I feel like the eternal battle that usually plays, you know, plays out way above our heads.

00:56:05.900 You know, in realms that we can barely imagine.

00:56:11.320 It's as if we're seeing the two main actors stepping onto the stage with us.

00:56:19.760 You know, it's almost like the curtain has been pulled aside and the big players have walked in.

00:56:24.740 And you're like, wait, is that?

00:56:28.420 And wow.

00:56:29.400 And he's holy cow. 0.57

00:56:32.940 Whether we wanted a role in this play or not, our part has been cast.

00:56:37.500 We're part of this cast.

00:56:39.240 Okay.

00:56:39.460 Fortunately for us, God uses human hands.

00:56:44.340 Unfortunately for us, darkness does as well.

00:56:49.220 So last week, when I told you I think the seasons have changed, Charlie's death was the ringing of a bell, not a funeral bell, but the opening bell in the title fight.

00:57:01.240 Everything before that moment, all of the political squabbles, all the cultural noise, that was the undercard.

00:57:08.160 These were all the warm ups.

00:57:10.480 These were the fight before the main event.

00:57:12.940 I really am convinced when you're seeing this evil on the street, when you're seeing this.

00:57:19.820 This lack of total lack of humanity.

00:57:24.060 And the celebration of death and the reframing of everything, especially when it comes to ancient evil.

00:57:32.440 To me, the main event has now begun.

00:57:35.560 Does anybody recognize that?

00:57:44.940 Because now it is our time to act.

00:57:48.520 Now it's our time to do what we're supposed to do.

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00:59:18.380 So I want to talk to you about heroism and what it means to be a hero.

00:59:38.320 I want you to imagine somebody who acts not for applause, but acts for, because it's just the right thing to do.

00:59:46.420 Okay?

00:59:48.180 Someone who steps forward when it's really easier to stay silent.

00:59:52.740 When you are standing there and you're like, I should say something, and you don't, and then somebody else does, and you're like, wow.

00:59:58.680 Somebody who puts somebody else before themselves.

01:00:01.420 Not because they want the recognition, but because they understand something deeper.

01:00:08.600 Heroism is built from really small choices made every single day.

01:00:13.260 And it starts super, super small.

01:00:18.480 It's, um, courage is a muscle that you have to exercise.

01:00:22.600 Because if you wait and you're like, I'm going to have courage when you're not going to have courage because you haven't exercised that muscle.

01:00:29.360 And heroes are, they exercise this.

01:00:32.840 It's the neighbor who shares their time.

01:00:34.480 It's you, the parent who stays up worrying, the coworker who lends a hand.

01:00:40.020 These are the acts that are grounded in care and in love, and they're rooted in fairness, just doing, just doing what's just, what's right when nobody else is watching.

01:00:50.560 And they grow through loyalty to your family, your friends, your community, something larger than yourself.

01:00:58.900 I'm going to tell you a story next about a family that is broken up, and it's just, it's just tragic.

01:01:09.420 And it's a family of somebody that you know, you may not like, you may like, I don't know, but it's a family of somebody you know, and it's just broken up over just stupid stuff.

01:01:20.720 We're sacrificing our families now.

01:01:26.180 Wait, we're sacrificing our family for what exactly?

01:01:32.820 Heroism, being a hero, that will ask you to sacrifice.

01:01:37.080 But sacrifice isn't just giving something up, it's investing.

01:01:41.140 This is the difference.

01:01:43.460 Investing trust, investing energy, investing hope.

01:01:47.140 It's giving a part of yourself so you can stand taller, so a burden is eased, a spark of goodness that spreads.

01:01:56.180 And most likely, not going to be remembered.

01:01:59.180 It'll be remembered by those people that you did something for, but you might even forget about it.

01:02:05.700 But they won't.

01:02:07.140 But the world's not going to be remembered, because it's not seen.

01:02:10.260 The soldiers, I mean, they did amazing things.

01:02:12.700 Are they really remembered?

01:02:14.520 The rescuers, the leaders.

01:02:17.140 Most are not going to be remembered.

01:02:20.620 The unseen heroes, those who comfort, who protect, who serve.

01:02:25.380 They don't need a stage.

01:02:27.340 Their stage is exactly where they stand, where you're standing right now.

01:02:30.720 Their reward is invisible.

01:02:34.380 But the effect is real and lasting.

01:02:37.480 Today, I want to challenge you.

01:02:41.840 If you look out and see fear, fear of loss, fear of exposure, fear that no one is noticing you.

01:02:50.440 Know this.

01:02:51.800 Fear is a big part of life, but it doesn't have to be.

01:02:54.820 It doesn't come from any place good.

01:02:56.880 And heroism does not mean an absence of fear.

01:03:00.100 Fear, it means while you feel fear, you do it anyway.

01:03:07.140 It doesn't require any power.

01:03:09.060 It just requires heart.

01:03:12.160 When you feel fear, do it anyway.

01:03:15.600 That's what makes a hero.

01:03:18.140 That's it.

01:03:19.240 That's it.

01:03:20.020 Because you just remember what's right.

01:03:24.980 We all have fields of action.

01:03:27.820 Here, me, behind this microphone.

01:03:29.520 But it's also me at home.

01:03:33.520 It's you at school or in business.

01:03:36.640 You and your family.

01:03:39.640 There needs to be a hero every single place where you are.

01:03:44.280 And when you choose to tell the truth or to help somebody else or to stay loyal when loyalty is tested.

01:03:52.840 You're exercising heroism.

01:03:55.580 The world's going to need heroes.

01:04:04.640 It's going to need people to lift people up.

01:04:08.160 Lift the unseen.

01:04:11.320 People who are just willing to sacrifice.

01:04:17.740 And not for suffering, but to plant a seed to make sure that somebody else goes on.

01:04:25.580 I don't exactly know how this all works out.

01:04:37.740 But I know that it is an honor to live at this time.

01:04:41.760 Because we get to see who we really are.

01:04:44.800 I don't know who I would have been.

01:04:47.720 I probably would have been a lot more selfish than I am.

01:04:52.020 But I'm still pretty selfish.

01:04:53.220 I don't know who I would have been.

01:04:55.580 I probably would have been a lot more selfish.

01:04:58.960 I don't know.

01:05:00.120 I don't know if I would have survived the Fox years.

01:05:03.840 Because I probably would have wanted it.

01:05:05.540 And then I wasn't.

01:05:06.680 I hadn't dedicated myself to anything bigger than me.

01:05:09.660 So I probably would have stayed.

01:05:10.860 And that would have been a nightmare.

01:05:16.580 Somebody needs a voice.

01:05:18.340 Somebody needs kindness today.

01:05:20.000 Will you be that person that will rise?

01:05:27.700 Because everything is getting so huge.

01:05:31.020 So huge.

01:05:31.960 All the issues are getting so huge.

01:05:34.660 And we all feel like I can't do anything about it.

01:05:38.640 You can.

01:05:40.380 But not on a huge scale.

01:05:42.480 But that's not what you're asked to do.

01:05:44.440 You're not the president.

01:05:45.380 I'm not the president.

01:05:47.300 I mean, I have this job.

01:05:48.760 I can't tell you how many times I come home.

01:05:51.320 I said to my wife last night, I don't want to go to work tomorrow.

01:05:54.840 She's like, stop whining.

01:05:56.440 And I'm like, I don't want to go to work tomorrow.

01:05:58.400 It doesn't make a difference.

01:05:59.600 And she's like, shut up. 0.96

01:06:00.900 You know better than that.

01:06:02.600 But it's true.

01:06:03.340 You get to.

01:06:03.940 I mean, because everybody does.

01:06:05.220 Everybody feels that way in their own job.

01:06:07.360 It doesn't make a difference.

01:06:08.580 What am I doing?

01:06:11.960 But you do it anyway.

01:06:13.800 Because it does make a difference.

01:06:16.060 Your job makes a difference.

01:06:17.540 Not, you know, mine.

01:06:20.600 Not on a colossal scale.

01:06:22.900 I mean, if you're Donald Trump, then maybe you get to have that huge, huge impact.

01:06:27.340 But we can't all be.

01:06:28.920 And I don't want to be that.

01:06:30.940 I just want to make the difference, honestly, in my children's life, first of all.

01:06:35.840 In my wife's life, in my neighborhood, in my church, with the people around me.

01:06:41.860 That's where we can be a hero.

01:06:43.640 And that's where we make all the difference in the world.

01:06:47.580 This is Glenn Beck.

01:06:52.620 Jimmy Kimmel and his wife next.

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01:07:07.380 Pains like that, okay?

01:07:08.920 It's like rust, settling into your routine slowly.

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01:08:29.600 You know, when I was a kid, I don't know if you were like this, but my aunts and uncles, my dad and my grandpa and everybody, they would go at each other like, you know, alley cats, pack of alley cats, just ripping each other apart.

01:08:48.700 But when it came to politics, it was a time of Nixon, and passions were really high at the time of Nixon.

01:08:55.800 And then, you know, the fights would have edges, but not fangs.

01:09:00.400 I never, ever thought my family was falling apart because of some political argument.

01:09:04.820 And they didn't agree on things.

01:09:06.940 You know, they would argue.

01:09:10.100 They'd roll their eyes.

01:09:11.480 They'd, you know, pop each other's balloons.

01:09:14.420 But then, and it was usually my grandmother, somebody would say, dinner's ready.

01:09:20.320 And the whole thing would dissolve into, you know, the sound of clattering plates and the same old stories.

01:09:26.380 And it was over.

01:09:28.580 And then we'd get together again, and they'd do it again.

01:09:31.340 And then dinner's ready, and it would all be over.

01:09:34.120 It's weird how things have changed now.

01:09:36.760 You know, but I, I mean, thinking about it, and I think politics was not the sacred altar that it is now.

01:09:46.400 Washington was not the center of our personal universe.

01:09:50.140 Family was.

01:09:51.020 Community was.

01:09:52.380 How we treated each other was.

01:09:54.860 You know, we had room to be wrong, room to disagree, room to be human.

01:09:58.480 I, I saw something yesterday, Jimmy Kimmel's wife was on, let's see, we can do hard things, the podcast.

01:10:10.100 And, and she was on, and she, she's now distancing her pro-Trump relatives, family members.

01:10:18.440 And she said, it hurts me so much because of the personal relationship I, I have now where my husband is out there fighting this man.

01:10:26.100 I personalize everything.

01:10:27.920 When I see these terrible stories every day, I'm immediately mad at certain aunts and uncles and cousins who put them in power.

01:10:33.420 And that's really, really super hard.

01:10:35.360 Wow.

01:10:37.140 She personalizes everything.

01:10:41.020 I mean, that's not politics.

01:10:43.080 That's, that's something well beyond politics.

01:10:46.220 You know what I'm saying?

01:10:46.880 I don't, I don't know what that is.

01:10:54.340 The personalization.

01:10:56.000 My husband is out there fighting this man fighting.

01:10:58.960 Why did, was that his choice?

01:11:01.560 Who elected him to fight?

01:11:02.680 Was he drafted?

01:11:03.960 Did he choose the fight?

01:11:07.620 And yeah, Trump has thrown jabs back, but as a guy who's thrown jabs at Trump, he hits hard.

01:11:12.660 He hits really hard, but he doesn't ever strike.

01:11:16.860 First, you know, and I know, I guess it's your job, I guess, to throw punches at the president.

01:11:24.660 That was his job, but they weren't good spirited.

01:11:27.720 They were mean spirited.

01:11:28.840 And so, of course, the president's going to punch back.

01:11:30.840 I mean, you know, the scale tilts both ways when you're doing that one.

01:11:34.560 And, and, and, and, you know, it's weird is, um, she, she went on to say that this was like, well, but he's a very important figure in the world.

01:11:44.160 Yeah, he is.

01:11:45.000 He's the president of the United States.

01:11:46.340 But I don't know if you know this, your husband's not a nobody, you know, he's not taking, you know, you're not punching tickets on the back of a subway.

01:11:53.560 When did, when did, when did it, when did host of a national late night show on a network stop being a powerful platform?

01:12:03.560 Well, I'm very, I'm very angry.

01:12:07.640 I'm very angry.

01:12:08.540 I'm mad at my aunts and uncles and cousins who put him into power.

01:12:11.920 Mad at them.

01:12:13.000 You're really mad at them.

01:12:15.440 Not puzzled, not curious.

01:12:17.980 You're mad as if the act of voting differently is a personal betrayal.

01:12:23.880 Well, you said you personalize everything, you know, as a disagree, as if a disagreement is an act of violence.

01:12:29.660 I'm mad at you.

01:12:31.580 Why?

01:12:32.060 Because we see the world through a different lens.

01:12:34.600 Is that why you're mad at me?

01:12:37.060 You mad at me because I shop at different grocery stores than Hollywood does because I live in a red state instead of a blue zip code.

01:12:44.660 Is that is that why you're mad at me?

01:12:47.180 Can I ask you, why is it so important, especially to the left, but it is to the right, too?

01:12:52.460 Why is it so important to us that everyone sees the world exactly the way we do?

01:12:58.400 I don't understand.

01:12:59.780 I really don't get it.

01:13:01.140 I mean, if I'm mad at somebody and I disagree with somebody.

01:13:07.200 I'm going to now tell you, you have to be mad at them and you have to disagree or you're just like them.

01:13:15.940 You're a prop.

01:13:17.220 This or you're going to live in a universe of one.

01:13:20.180 Only you are living in that universe.

01:13:22.660 And by the way, when you're mad at somebody, Molly, I mean, you know, you've been living in California.

01:13:28.380 I'm just guessing.

01:13:29.320 But I'm guessing you vote for Gavin Newsom over and over and over again.

01:13:33.020 And I don't hate you for it.

01:13:34.380 I don't even think you're stupid.

01:13:35.480 I am I am really confused by you and your neighbors and the reasoning sometimes.

01:13:41.540 But that's your right.

01:13:42.560 That's America.

01:13:43.560 You know, I don't demand that you think like me.

01:13:45.740 I don't grieve, you know, my my my relatives, you know, I don't hate them because they they don't agree with me.

01:13:54.740 We hash it out.

01:13:55.360 We roll our eyes and then pass the potatoes.

01:13:57.480 Will you?

01:13:57.800 I mean, I have lots of people in my family that disagree.

01:14:02.460 Lots of them disagree with me.

01:14:05.060 I'm not mad at them for that.

01:14:06.920 Not at all.

01:14:07.860 I learned from them.

01:14:10.460 You say you're you're aligned with values.

01:14:13.200 Good.

01:14:13.940 Great.

01:14:15.200 Let's talk about values for a second.

01:14:17.700 Here's one value that we all used to share.

01:14:20.220 The value of accepting that other people, even family, even people you love are allowed to be wrong.

01:14:27.180 They're allowed to fail.

01:14:28.520 They're allowed to see a world through a different prism.

01:14:31.280 You know.

01:14:33.000 This belief that everybody who doesn't agree with you, they're somehow or another misinformed, that they're somehow lesser.

01:14:41.040 That if they don't vote the way you want, they're not voting for your family.

01:14:44.740 That's not democracy.

01:14:45.680 That's the seed of authoritarian thinking.

01:14:48.280 You know, it's the little voice that whispers that the world would be better if people like you just made all the decisions for everybody else.

01:14:55.540 And that grow that voice grows and grows and grows.

01:14:59.000 If you feed it, you know, let's just ask you this.

01:15:02.440 If that's what you think.

01:15:05.320 How does that end?

01:15:06.620 I have to be mad at them because they don't see it my way.

01:15:15.040 Okay.

01:15:16.180 Does that circle keep growing?

01:15:18.280 Because what do you do?

01:15:19.940 Do you force them eventually to see it your way?

01:15:22.480 Because if you've tried to convince them and they can't be convinced, your choice really is love them or force them into silence, force them, shame them, shun them, strip their voting rights away from.

01:15:38.420 I mean, all of these choices, it gets worse and worse from there.

01:15:42.800 You try to convince them and if they don't see it your way, you shrug your shoulders and say, pass the potatoes.

01:15:48.820 Am I wrong on that?

01:15:49.960 I mean, we're all headed towards Thanksgiving.

01:15:51.940 We're all headed for one of these showdowns.

01:15:54.100 We know it.

01:15:54.840 All right.

01:15:55.520 How are you going to react this year?

01:15:59.160 Because history shows there's only one road those impulses drive towards.

01:16:03.620 And it's not one line with liberty trees.

01:16:06.840 Let's just say that.

01:16:07.700 You know, you you accuse your family of choosing a dictator.

01:16:14.480 But did you notice what Gavin Newsom was doing during covid?

01:16:19.160 Did you see that one?

01:16:20.800 No, because the ends justified the means.

01:16:22.980 It was totally OK to take religious people. 0.98

01:16:25.920 And if we have to throw them in jail, we'll throw them in jail. 0.90

01:16:27.980 I mean, people like him and he was even talking about, you know what?

01:16:31.980 Maybe we should pick these people up.

01:16:33.560 We deny them medical care if they don't take the jab.

01:16:39.040 Wait, what?

01:16:42.540 This when you don't see it on your own side, because I see it on my side.

01:16:46.140 I do.

01:16:46.780 I see it on my side.

01:16:47.700 Stu and I talk about it all the time.

01:16:49.200 We are watching Donald Trump like a hawk.

01:16:51.240 You start messing with the Constitution.

01:16:53.160 We're all over you.

01:16:55.180 I see it on our side.

01:16:56.460 I see how it can happen.

01:16:58.280 I don't want it to happen.

01:16:59.240 I'll stand up.

01:17:00.060 I'll be with you if it starts to happen.

01:17:03.560 But if you can't recognize it on your own side, that blindness is how free nations lose

01:17:08.020 their footing.

01:17:10.340 And when you say that them voting for Trump is them not voting for your husband again,

01:17:16.500 can I just ask gently, was he running for something?

01:17:20.120 Because I didn't I wasn't aware he was on the ballot.

01:17:22.940 I didn't know.

01:17:23.640 I just thought he was a bad talk show host.

01:17:25.600 In my opinion, a bad talk show host.

01:17:27.300 You write for him.

01:17:28.040 You're a producer.

01:17:28.580 I'm sure you well, you're also married to him.

01:17:30.480 So you love him.

01:17:31.560 But if if that's the standard, none of us stand to stand a chance.

01:17:35.380 OK, and by the way, I'm on the every I'm on the air every single day.

01:17:39.560 I have a family that disagrees with me.

01:17:41.280 They're still my family.

01:17:42.400 I love them.

01:17:43.280 They love me.

01:17:45.340 Politics, you know, shouldn't break what God and blood and history has put together, you

01:17:51.320 know.

01:17:51.520 So let's go back to values.

01:17:55.860 Humility is one humility.

01:17:59.020 That's the ballast that keeps the nation steady.

01:18:03.500 Yeah, but they were very upset when they were going to be canceled.

01:18:07.160 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:18:09.840 Hey, now, you know what it feels like, huh?

01:18:12.500 Now, you know exactly what it feels like.

01:18:16.540 I'm not for that.

01:18:18.020 I stood up for your husband.

01:18:19.140 I don't think that he should be canceled, but you guys did make a creative choice.

01:18:24.860 You turned a late night comedy show into a message machine.

01:18:28.060 And that's you.

01:18:28.480 That's you're right.

01:18:29.660 And had it worked, you would have rightly received the applause.

01:18:33.480 OK, had you reinvented the whole thing and now you're like, you know what?

01:18:37.420 Now it's number one and it's breaking all kinds of records because I'm telling people

01:18:43.280 what to think.

01:18:44.760 If it would have worked, you would have gotten the praise for it.

01:18:47.980 When it doesn't work, responsibility comes with the same door that credit would have

01:18:53.340 walked through.

01:18:55.360 So I'm just saying.

01:18:57.140 And actually, I'm glad I'm glad you were on that.

01:19:00.140 I mean, I didn't know anything about that podcast and I'm not really interested in listening,

01:19:05.240 but I did read enough to help understand you a little bit more and your husband.

01:19:09.620 And it is just revealing what's happening in tens of millions of homes all over the sorrow

01:19:16.760 and the strain and the belief that the political is now the personal and the disagreement is

01:19:21.360 an attack and the family is conditional and it's heartbeat.

01:19:25.100 It's heartbreaking because that's not who we were.

01:19:26.780 It's not who we were.

01:19:28.420 And if that's who we want to be, then, you know, we're never going to fix this thing.

01:19:33.460 But I think we can fix it.

01:19:36.380 Now, your husband's show, on the other hand, we don't think we can fix that.

01:19:40.980 Stu, do you think we can fix them?

01:19:42.400 I don't think so.

01:19:43.260 I mean, I think it's theoretically fixable.

01:19:45.460 Do I think it's going to happen?

01:19:46.660 No.

01:19:46.920 You know, I feel like with Kimmel, the sort of conservative shorthand is that he's not funny.

01:19:53.520 And like, I actually don't even think that's true.

01:19:56.200 I think there was a time he was pretty funny.

01:19:58.100 I just think that he made a choice that you just described to totally change what he's doing

01:20:02.980 into this other thing, which is just try to come up with the same five jokes on Donald Trump every night.

01:20:08.220 And, you know, I don't think he's funny doing that.

01:20:11.280 But I think, you know, if you go back to his early career, maybe even early on the Kimmel show,

01:20:16.140 I think some of that stuff was funny.

01:20:17.820 I just think he abandoned it, which, you know, is a choice.

01:20:20.540 You know, the easiest thing to do is, you know, we did this, Stu, when we were young.

01:20:29.040 I don't remember that.

01:20:29.680 And we got into this.

01:20:30.900 We got into this to make fun of those people who took themselves so seriously.

01:20:35.240 Mm-hmm.

01:20:36.060 Right?

01:20:36.440 Yeah.

01:20:36.800 I mean, that was my biggest thing.

01:20:38.660 And, you know, number one rule on this show is make fun of me.

01:20:42.960 Because if I can't take it, then I shouldn't be dishing it out.

01:20:45.700 So make fun of me.

01:20:46.960 That is the number one rule.

01:20:48.840 Hit me as hard as you possibly can.

01:20:52.620 The second is, you know, don't take yourself so seriously.

01:20:57.060 And that one we struggle with.

01:20:59.820 That one is really hard.

01:21:01.520 You get into this position and you're like, well, you know what?

01:21:03.960 I have a responsibility.

01:21:06.340 Really?

01:21:07.580 I mean, I guess you do.

01:21:08.940 I mean, we do when we take it seriously.

01:21:11.300 But we shouldn't take ourselves so seriously.

01:21:14.100 And I think that's the problem.

01:21:15.240 He takes himself so seriously.

01:21:18.280 Dude, you are talking to people who are watching you through their feet.

01:21:22.980 I mean, I'm just saying.

01:21:27.180 That's true.

01:21:28.580 The glimmering blue light is lighting up their toes as he makes these jokes.

01:21:33.780 That's a good point.

01:21:34.980 That's a good point.

01:21:35.640 It's a good way of looking at it.

01:21:36.480 I do think that's important.

01:21:37.560 Because obviously, if you don't take yourself seriously at all, you know, especially when you're in a role where you're talking about the news and analysis and stuff.

01:21:45.660 That's it.

01:21:46.100 You have to do some of that.

01:21:47.260 You have to at least try to get to real answers.

01:21:51.820 But if you over inflate what you're doing and the impact that you're having, you will make choices that make your show suck.

01:21:58.960 That is something that is completely true.

01:22:01.060 We've seen it before.

01:22:01.980 We've seen people that we know that have made those choices.

01:22:04.320 We've done it before.

01:22:04.760 I'm sure we have many, many times.

01:22:06.760 We did.

01:22:07.780 And we saw how it tubed the show.

01:22:10.180 So, when you get to a place where you're like, you know what, I have the answer and everybody else is wrong, you're done.

01:22:19.540 You're done.

01:22:20.660 You know, you just can't.

01:22:21.860 We need to take our jobs seriously, but not take ourselves so seriously.

01:22:27.520 And I don't think he takes his job seriously because that's not what a TV late night show is.

01:22:33.800 You know, it's not a classroom.

01:22:36.140 Glenn, in these serious times, you have to change it.

01:22:39.000 You have to.

01:22:40.760 In times like this, with a tyrant like this, you must blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:22:45.900 It's like they all go through the same process.

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01:29:21.260 it's veterans day and i want to i want to speak to one person right now you

01:29:29.720 the one who raised a hand and swore an oath that didn't end when your enlistment did

01:29:37.320 it was an oath that was older than your commanding officer older than the branch you served in

01:29:46.300 older even than the nation itself because what you swore to defend was not a government

01:29:53.480 unlike every other oath that every military man takes all over the world you swore an oath to an idea

01:30:02.920 and today in a country that sometimes feels dizzy from spinning arguments

01:30:11.600 i think we should pause and anchor ourselves again to you to the men and women who tethered

01:30:19.800 this republic to reality when the storms came

01:30:23.320 we have an amazing story if you really know the story of lexington where the farmers just left

01:30:32.440 their plows in their damp fields because liberty whispered their names they met at their church

01:30:37.940 their preacher led them out they didn't have a chance of winning

01:30:42.820 i think of the the marines who fought through the gas and the mud until the germans called them devil

01:30:51.620 dogs the beaches of normandy where boys who had never even seen france saw eternity in a single

01:31:00.100 morning on a single beach the men who fought in korea and vietnam kuwait fallujah the skies over baghdad

01:31:09.840 every generation has a chapter that is written in blood and grit

01:31:18.380 and it was written by people who never asked for a statue all they wanted was a chance to come home

01:31:28.460 and some didn't their stories end on foreign soil or carved into white markers and rows so straight it almost

01:31:38.200 breaks you

01:31:38.740 but their gift to us never ends

01:31:43.980 at least as long as we remember them and you

01:31:49.280 because every every free breath we take is borrowed from them and you

01:32:05.720 if you're a veteran listening right now

01:32:08.140 maybe you came home to a grateful nation

01:32:12.380 maybe you quietly slipped into civilian life wondered if anybody saw the weight that you were carrying

01:32:19.600 no matter your circumstance

01:32:25.620 know this

01:32:27.060 as you need to know this

01:32:29.420 millions see you

01:32:31.720 millions are grateful

01:32:34.360 you change the destiny of my children

01:32:38.900 and they will never know your name

01:32:40.740 you changed

01:32:46.400 my life in ways you will never understand

01:32:50.380 I wouldn't be able to be here and say these things

01:32:54.240 if it weren't for you

01:32:55.820 we take

01:33:00.460 we take all of this

01:33:02.960 so lightly

01:33:04.380 it was you that stood

01:33:10.160 between tyranny and those who

01:33:12.200 couldn't defend themselves

01:33:14.440 you kept

01:33:16.760 the promise most citizens

01:33:18.220 like me

01:33:18.880 we never make

01:33:20.140 never have to make

01:33:21.020 because you already did

01:33:22.160 and you continue to do so

01:33:24.800 it's amazing to me

01:33:30.700 when you are off into war

01:33:32.520 most times

01:33:34.120 not every time

01:33:35.060 we think about you all the time

01:33:37.720 we want to give you the very best

01:33:42.000 when you're at war

01:33:42.760 and then you come home

01:33:43.760 and it's kind of like meh

01:33:44.740 and you have the worst of our health care

01:33:47.680 I mean it's my house

01:33:49.520 we'll go to Canada

01:33:50.240 to get the health care

01:33:51.020 I mean it's

01:33:51.480 I don't know if it's any better up there

01:33:54.020 we're not really good at saying thank you

01:33:58.920 let me just take

01:34:04.520 just a second

01:34:05.900 to say it

01:34:07.160 plainly

01:34:07.980 and clearly

01:34:08.840 to you

01:34:09.740 thank you

01:34:12.060 thank you for walking into the unknown

01:34:17.060 when the rest of us stayed home

01:34:19.040 I don't know what your motivation

01:34:24.520 was when you joined

01:34:27.920 but thank you for believing that liberty was worth more than comfort

01:34:34.640 thank you for the nights you didn't sleep

01:34:37.560 thank you for the holidays you missed

01:34:39.620 thank you for the kids you didn't see born

01:34:42.980 because you were someplace else

01:34:45.440 thank you for the friends you still mourn

01:34:53.940 that's why you did it

01:34:59.480 because you're a brotherhood

01:35:02.920 thank you and all your brothers

01:35:06.740 thank you for every scar

01:35:09.780 the ones we can see

01:35:12.540 and the ones we will never see

01:35:14.120 thank you

01:35:18.280 thank all of the families

01:35:21.780 thank you for what you've done

01:35:24.060 the quiet platoon behind every soldier

01:35:26.220 and sailor

01:35:26.900 and airman

01:35:27.980 and marine

01:35:28.640 and coast guardsman

01:35:29.760 because you served too

01:35:31.480 freedom has always been

01:35:39.880 a family burden

01:35:40.880 and look at what those families are like

01:35:42.920 they're usually remarkable

01:35:45.380 we live in a world right now

01:35:51.200 that feels

01:35:51.780 feels really loud

01:35:53.180 and divided

01:35:54.060 and suspicious

01:35:55.080 and it is

01:35:56.040 but I just wanted to take

01:36:03.100 a minute

01:36:04.280 on this day

01:36:05.420 and let everything just be quiet

01:36:08.560 gratitude has a way of silencing nonsense

01:36:18.140 and I want you to know

01:36:23.060 how grateful

01:36:24.140 I am

01:36:25.860 so before we

01:36:31.520 got back into the

01:36:33.120 headlines again

01:36:34.320 before the noise

01:36:35.500 rises back up

01:36:36.900 let me end this

01:36:38.860 with the only words

01:36:39.580 that really matter

01:36:40.660 to every veteran

01:36:44.160 of the United States

01:36:45.460 Armed Forces

01:36:46.220 your country

01:36:48.240 remembers you

01:36:49.320 your country

01:36:50.760 needs you

01:36:51.620 and your country

01:36:53.900 is grateful

01:36:54.540 in a way

01:36:55.480 language will never 1.00

01:36:57.540 quite capture

01:36:58.380 thank you

01:37:01.000 more in a minute

01:37:04.300 there's you

01:37:09.640 the real you

01:37:10.320 the one who goes to work

01:37:11.920 pays the bills

01:37:12.560 builds a life

01:37:13.360 and does everything right

01:37:14.500 and then there's the other you

01:37:15.600 you know

01:37:15.860 the one that only exists

01:37:16.780 in your data

01:37:17.360 your name

01:37:18.680 your social security number

01:37:19.720 your credit history

01:37:20.600 your search algorithm

01:37:21.860 all of that stuff

01:37:22.780 someone's out there

01:37:23.460 always looking for a way

01:37:24.600 to steal all of that

01:37:25.600 and then

01:37:26.120 when that happens

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01:37:33.480 you spent years building

01:37:35.120 cleaning up that damage

01:37:36.940 can take months

01:37:37.940 or even years

01:37:38.840 if you don't have any help

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01:37:48.160 that is unusual

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01:37:50.760 could on your own

01:37:51.420 or anybody else

01:37:52.080 they've been doing this

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01:38:42.660 all right

01:38:48.700 so

01:38:49.080 there's a couple

01:38:49.860 of things

01:38:50.340 Stu

01:38:50.980 I'd love to get

01:38:51.980 your feeling

01:38:52.620 Fox News

01:38:55.120 Laura Ingram

01:38:55.860 just did a really

01:38:56.840 good interview

01:38:57.760 with Donald Trump

01:38:58.680 and she

01:39:00.000 she asked Trump

01:39:01.940 to defend

01:39:02.540 the 600,000

01:39:03.500 Chinese students

01:39:04.280 in the US

01:39:04.900 I want you to listen

01:39:05.860 to this

01:39:06.080 I'd love to hear

01:39:06.680 your thoughts

01:39:07.120 you've said

01:39:07.960 as many as

01:39:08.460 600,000

01:39:09.260 Chinese students

01:39:10.080 could come

01:39:10.500 to the United States

01:39:11.340 why sir

01:39:12.680 is that a

01:39:13.200 pro-MAGA position

01:39:14.420 when so many

01:39:15.260 American kids

01:39:16.220 want to go to school

01:39:17.340 and there are

01:39:18.280 places not for them

01:39:19.420 and these universities

01:39:20.220 are getting rich

01:39:21.060 off Chinese money

01:39:22.240 sure

01:39:22.620 never said about

01:39:24.300 China

01:39:24.620 but I

01:39:25.160 we do have a lot

01:39:26.020 of people coming

01:39:26.620 in from China

01:39:27.180 we always have

01:39:27.920 China and other 0.87

01:39:29.580 countries

01:39:30.020 we also have a

01:39:31.260 massive system

01:39:32.400 of colleges

01:39:33.220 and universities

01:39:34.100 and if we were

01:39:35.720 to cut that in half

01:39:36.840 which perhaps

01:39:37.540 makes some people

01:39:38.300 happy

01:39:38.680 you would have

01:39:39.480 half the colleges

01:39:40.360 in the United States

01:39:41.320 go out of business

01:39:42.220 so what

01:39:42.660 well I think

01:39:43.560 that's a big deal

01:39:44.280 are they fans

01:39:44.800 of the United States

01:39:46.740 yeah but you would

01:39:47.920 have as you know

01:39:48.860 historically black

01:39:49.880 colleges and universities

01:39:51.120 would all be out of

01:39:52.840 business

01:39:53.100 you would have

01:39:54.560 a system of colleges

01:39:55.860 and universities

01:39:57.820 so we're dependent

01:39:59.280 on China

01:39:59.900 to keep our

01:40:00.440 university system

01:40:01.380 going

01:40:01.480 but I think

01:40:01.900 it's good to have

01:40:02.520 I actually think

01:40:03.200 it's good to have

01:40:03.720 outside countries

01:40:05.740 look I want to be

01:40:06.900 able to get along

01:40:07.420 with the world

01:40:07.820 they're not the French 1.00

01:40:08.460 they're the Chinese

01:40:09.180 they spy on us

01:40:10.260 they steal our

01:40:10.860 intellectual property

01:40:11.600 do you think

01:40:12.060 the French are better 1.00

01:40:12.780 yeah

01:40:13.440 really

01:40:14.100 I don't know

01:40:14.640 I'll tell you

01:40:15.080 I'm not so sure

01:40:15.980 we've had a lot

01:40:16.500 of problems

01:40:16.880 with the French

01:40:17.460 where we get taxed

01:40:18.740 very unfairly

01:40:19.520 on our technology

01:40:20.760 where you know

01:40:21.740 they put 25% taxes

01:40:23.160 on American products

01:40:24.440 look assuming

01:40:26.380 everyone treats us badly

01:40:27.600 because that's the way

01:40:28.260 I am

01:40:28.700 but we take in

01:40:30.260 trillions of dollars

01:40:32.020 from students

01:40:33.420 you know the students

01:40:34.140 pay more than double

01:40:35.300 when they come in

01:40:36.760 from most foreign

01:40:38.100 countries

01:40:38.560 I want to see

01:40:40.320 our school system

01:40:41.580 thrive

01:40:42.020 but at the same time

01:40:43.240 I want to

01:40:43.640 I know you and I

01:40:44.260 disagree

01:40:44.580 we're never going

01:40:45.120 to agree on it

01:40:45.660 but that's okay

01:40:46.240 and it's not that

01:40:47.220 I want them

01:40:48.080 but I view it

01:40:49.240 as a business

01:40:49.840 what do you think

01:40:52.420 of that

01:40:52.840 that's an interesting

01:40:55.000 clip I think

01:40:55.660 she pushes them

01:40:56.540 pretty hard on it

01:40:57.340 which is

01:40:58.240 I know

01:40:58.700 I think she did

01:40:59.340 a great job

01:40:59.940 the best she could

01:41:00.740 yeah

01:41:01.220 and look

01:41:02.260 I think I generally

01:41:03.900 understand his position

01:41:05.080 there and that

01:41:05.700 you know

01:41:06.520 I don't

01:41:07.320 I know a lot of people

01:41:08.480 do

01:41:08.680 I don't consider it

01:41:09.620 a negative

01:41:10.040 to have people

01:41:10.620 coming in the country

01:41:11.640 that are coming here

01:41:12.580 legally

01:41:12.980 and ideally

01:41:14.280 here to make America

01:41:15.600 better

01:41:15.980 I think the problem

01:41:17.480 is

01:41:18.000 when you start

01:41:19.280 importing people

01:41:20.320 that are

01:41:21.020 as Laura outlined

01:41:22.440 there

01:41:22.760 oftentimes

01:41:24.040 and this has been

01:41:25.180 documented pretty clearly

01:41:26.280 stealing our technology

01:41:28.260 I mean

01:41:29.720 the whole rare earth

01:41:31.100 issue

01:41:32.640 was caused

01:41:33.900 largely by that

01:41:35.200 not by students

01:41:36.080 but

01:41:36.380 by Chinese industry

01:41:37.940 coming in

01:41:38.420 and buying up

01:41:39.020 a bunch of the technology

01:41:40.020 and bringing it back

01:41:40.880 and making it

01:41:41.500 so that we

01:41:42.080 no longer had

01:41:43.200 a massive advantage

01:41:44.120 on that technology

01:41:45.060 so

01:41:46.240 and I think

01:41:46.840 that's a concern

01:41:47.420 I think

01:41:47.760 bringing in people

01:41:49.580 is fine

01:41:50.200 in my mind

01:41:51.280 but

01:41:51.960 it is

01:41:53.100 important to find

01:41:53.780 you know

01:41:54.680 to be a little bit

01:41:56.900 more deliberative

01:41:57.740 on how

01:41:58.380 you're deciding

01:41:59.900 who's allowed

01:42:00.560 to come in

01:42:01.160 and do these things

01:42:02.000 it's not just about money

01:42:02.940 I don't think

01:42:03.240 it's just purely

01:42:03.820 a business

01:42:04.340 I think

01:42:05.740 that's fair

01:42:06.900 I think

01:42:07.900 the better

01:42:08.620 argument here

01:42:09.360 is

01:42:09.840 why are we

01:42:11.840 letting them

01:42:12.280 fund our

01:42:13.000 universities

01:42:13.500 and I'm not

01:42:14.040 talking about

01:42:14.720 through students

01:42:15.580 I'm talking

01:42:16.680 about billions

01:42:17.540 of dollars

01:42:18.200 that have been

01:42:18.800 sent to our

01:42:19.440 universities

01:42:19.940 to do

01:42:20.580 you know

01:42:21.000 the China

01:42:22.100 studies

01:42:22.800 where they

01:42:23.640 control

01:42:24.240 a lot

01:42:25.080 of our

01:42:25.560 universities

01:42:26.280 I don't

01:42:26.720 want any

01:42:27.140 of that

01:42:27.560 no

01:42:27.820 I don't

01:42:28.100 want any

01:42:28.400 of that

01:42:28.640 I don't

01:42:28.860 want them

01:42:29.140 beholden

01:42:29.680 I don't

01:42:30.240 want our

01:42:30.520 the problem

01:42:31.100 is not

01:42:31.620 with China

01:42:32.080 the problem

01:42:32.520 is with our

01:42:32.920 universities

01:42:33.580 that that's

01:42:34.960 the real

01:42:35.360 problem

01:42:35.900 and by the

01:42:37.300 way

01:42:37.540 I mean

01:42:37.960 I don't

01:42:38.360 think any

01:42:38.920 I'd love

01:42:39.880 to see the

01:42:40.400 number of

01:42:41.320 Chinese students

01:42:42.460 at Howard

01:42:43.180 University

01:42:44.040 I don't

01:42:45.240 know

01:42:45.440 that one

01:42:46.340 kind of

01:42:46.800 yeah that

01:42:47.340 one kind

01:42:47.680 of that

01:42:48.120 one kind

01:42:48.440 of fell

01:42:48.700 apart

01:42:49.060 that that

01:42:49.980 argument

01:42:50.240 but

01:42:50.540 you know

01:42:53.260 the problem

01:42:53.980 is is

01:42:54.660 with the

01:42:55.020 universities

01:42:55.560 and what

01:42:56.180 else are

01:42:56.840 they doing

01:42:57.260 I don't

01:42:57.660 have a

01:42:57.960 problem

01:42:58.220 educating

01:42:58.720 the world

01:42:59.260 you know

01:43:00.000 if we

01:43:00.280 have the

01:43:00.580 best

01:43:00.880 we have

01:43:01.160 the best

01:43:01.500 I don't

01:43:01.800 think we

01:43:02.100 do

01:43:02.420 you know

01:43:04.080 but I

01:43:04.320 don't know

01:43:04.580 anybody

01:43:04.840 who's

01:43:05.120 better

01:43:05.500 quite

01:43:06.280 honestly

01:43:06.560 so maybe

01:43:07.000 we do

01:43:07.380 it's just

01:43:07.700 a giant

01:43:08.260 crap heap

01:43:09.120 of education

01:43:10.100 all around

01:43:10.500 the world

01:43:10.900 but

01:43:12.240 you know

01:43:13.800 I

01:43:15.120 the

01:43:16.060 universities

01:43:16.780 are just

01:43:17.540 as hostile

01:43:18.120 to America

01:43:19.040 as the

01:43:19.720 Chinese

01:43:19.980 are

01:43:20.380 I

01:43:21.660 yeah

01:43:22.040 I think

01:43:22.520 that's

01:43:22.960 at least

01:43:23.440 some of

01:43:24.660 them

01:43:24.740 that's

01:43:24.940 definitely

01:43:25.400 true

01:43:25.780 when you

01:43:26.040 think about

01:43:26.360 the way

01:43:27.620 the university

01:43:28.680 system is set

01:43:29.500 up

01:43:29.760 you know

01:43:29.980 the very

01:43:30.320 very top

01:43:30.920 are the

01:43:31.580 are

01:43:31.840 oftentimes

01:43:32.400 the biggest

01:43:33.040 offenders

01:43:33.500 right

01:43:34.480 and we

01:43:34.920 are

01:43:35.320 oftentimes

01:43:35.920 bringing

01:43:36.260 these

01:43:36.420 people

01:43:36.660 in

01:43:36.880 we

01:43:37.460 are

01:43:37.800 not

01:43:38.740 giving

01:43:39.040 them

01:43:39.380 what

01:43:40.200 we

01:43:40.520 would

01:43:40.720 talk

01:43:41.000 about

01:43:41.260 as a

01:43:41.800 the type

01:43:43.340 of

01:43:43.540 education

01:43:44.160 and life

01:43:44.980 that is

01:43:45.820 going to

01:43:46.380 endear

01:43:46.820 them to

01:43:47.280 America

01:43:47.780 and make

01:43:48.340 them believe

01:43:48.880 that America

01:43:49.400 is the

01:43:49.900 better path

01:43:51.200 right

01:43:51.780 I mean

01:43:52.000 the theory

01:43:52.760 behind all

01:43:53.320 of this

01:43:53.580 is I

01:43:53.860 think

01:43:54.060 relatively

01:43:54.700 okay

01:43:55.260 which is

01:43:55.860 you bring

01:43:56.560 in people

01:43:56.920 who are

01:43:57.340 the most

01:43:57.740 talented

01:43:58.020 people in

01:43:58.460 the world

01:43:58.880 they come

01:43:59.960 in they

01:44:00.260 make your

01:44:00.680 country better

01:44:01.400 they fall

01:44:02.040 in love

01:44:02.320 with America

01:44:02.980 that's the way

01:44:03.620 it was for

01:44:04.180 a long

01:44:04.700 time

01:44:05.520 this is not

01:44:06.460 like some

01:44:06.900 you're sending

01:44:08.500 six

01:44:09.000 you're sending

01:44:09.960 600,000

01:44:11.420 people over

01:44:12.200 to the

01:44:12.580 United

01:44:12.880 States

01:44:13.420 and you

01:44:14.500 know you

01:44:14.860 imagine if

01:44:15.340 they would

01:44:15.580 have done

01:44:15.800 that with

01:44:16.020 the Soviet

01:44:16.340 Union

01:44:16.640 how many

01:44:17.020 people would

01:44:17.460 have

01:44:17.560 defected

01:44:18.100 right

01:44:18.440 yeah

01:44:19.220 and that's

01:44:19.960 the thing

01:44:20.240 I think

01:44:20.520 you have to

01:44:20.900 take it

01:44:21.200 seriously

01:44:21.520 I don't

01:44:22.000 think

01:44:22.360 you know

01:44:23.120 you're

01:44:23.480 bringing in

01:44:23.960 someone

01:44:24.200 there is a

01:44:25.120 line there

01:44:25.460 between

01:44:25.760 France

01:44:26.180 and Canada

01:44:26.740 excuse me

01:44:28.120 China

01:44:28.680 China is an 1.00

01:44:29.420 adversary

01:44:29.800 like they

01:44:30.480 are

01:44:30.740 they have

01:44:31.760 I mean we've

01:44:32.200 uncovered these

01:44:32.840 plans before

01:44:33.600 they are

01:44:34.120 legitimately doing

01:44:35.160 these things

01:44:35.740 intentionally

01:44:36.600 the Confucius

01:44:37.280 Institute

01:44:37.680 being one of

01:44:38.200 them

01:44:38.360 a lot of

01:44:39.180 this has

01:44:39.460 been

01:44:39.740 caught

01:44:40.760 and somewhat

01:44:42.300 reversed

01:44:42.840 but a lot of

01:44:43.540 that influence

01:44:43.980 is still

01:44:44.320 happening

01:44:44.660 these are

01:44:45.060 intentional

01:44:45.780 plans

01:44:46.280 by an

01:44:46.740 adversary

01:44:47.120 you don't

01:44:48.920 have to

01:44:49.340 play into

01:44:49.840 those

01:44:50.260 and that's

01:44:51.660 I think

01:44:52.100 the line

01:44:52.520 between them

01:44:53.060 there a little

01:44:53.460 bit that

01:44:54.060 she's trying

01:44:54.620 to illuminate

01:44:56.380 like we

01:44:56.800 don't have

01:44:57.100 to play

01:44:57.360 into the

01:44:58.660 the plans

01:44:59.620 that are

01:44:59.980 designed to

01:45:00.660 sink our 0.96

01:45:00.980 country

01:45:01.360 and you

01:45:02.640 know I

01:45:02.840 would argue

01:45:03.280 that TikTok

01:45:04.000 is an even

01:45:04.820 better version

01:45:05.660 of this

01:45:06.580 attack plan

01:45:07.940 which we

01:45:08.700 have allowed

01:45:09.560 to permeate

01:45:11.860 not just

01:45:12.500 colleges but

01:45:13.460 down to

01:45:13.960 kids that

01:45:14.460 are 8

01:45:14.840 9

01:45:15.120 10

01:45:15.400 11

01:45:15.660 years old

01:45:16.160 so we

01:45:18.200 don't have

01:45:18.640 to play

01:45:18.980 those games

01:45:19.640 if we

01:45:19.980 don't want

01:45:20.420 to

01:45:20.660 and it's

01:45:21.640 not just

01:45:22.100 China

01:45:22.640 I mean I

01:45:23.100 don't have

01:45:23.380 a problem

01:45:23.900 bringing people

01:45:24.560 in from

01:45:24.980 Saudi Arabia

01:45:25.700 I do have

01:45:26.640 a problem

01:45:26.980 with people

01:45:27.360 who want

01:45:27.880 to change

01:45:28.760 the world

01:45:29.180 into Sharia

01:45:30.140 law

01:45:30.500 you know

01:45:31.380 and a

01:45:31.860 Muslim

01:45:32.480 caliphate 0.84

01:45:33.140 I got a

01:45:33.780 problem

01:45:33.920 with those

01:45:34.180 people

01:45:34.960 I don't

01:45:35.460 no thank

01:45:36.520 you I

01:45:36.760 don't need

01:45:37.260 you here

01:45:37.660 you know

01:45:38.200 what I mean

01:45:38.440 yeah and

01:45:38.700 if they do

01:45:39.000 come let's

01:45:39.380 keep them

01:45:39.640 out of

01:45:39.900 pilot school

01:45:40.400 what'd you

01:45:42.240 say

01:45:42.400 I would argue

01:45:42.900 if they do

01:45:43.320 come let's

01:45:43.780 keep them

01:45:44.040 out of

01:45:44.260 pilot school

01:45:45.020 I just

01:45:46.120 you know

01:45:46.400 it's just

01:45:46.660 one minor

01:45:47.220 minor line

01:45:48.900 and we can

01:45:49.220 have different

01:45:49.660 lines for

01:45:50.160 different countries

01:45:50.820 but yeah

01:45:52.300 flight school

01:45:52.820 not the place

01:45:53.280 for them

01:45:53.520 but I would

01:45:54.300 say that

01:45:54.680 you know

01:45:54.920 there is a

01:45:55.380 you're right

01:45:55.840 like there

01:45:57.260 are good

01:45:58.340 individual

01:45:59.000 people

01:45:59.480 in all

01:46:00.700 of these

01:46:01.060 places

01:46:01.460 that could 0.68

01:46:02.060 help the

01:46:02.480 United States

01:46:03.060 we know

01:46:03.660 this

01:46:04.040 it's happened

01:46:04.960 forever

01:46:05.580 and it's

01:46:06.360 been a big

01:46:06.800 part of

01:46:07.340 that you

01:46:07.640 know the

01:46:07.840 idea that

01:46:08.320 diversity

01:46:09.480 is our

01:46:09.900 strength

01:46:10.260 is insane

01:46:10.840 it's not

01:46:11.280 that's not

01:46:11.620 what it

01:46:11.860 has nothing

01:46:12.320 to do

01:46:12.540 with diversity

01:46:13.220 but what

01:46:14.060 it does

01:46:14.340 have to

01:46:14.600 do is

01:46:14.900 taking in

01:46:15.420 the best

01:46:16.320 individuals

01:46:16.960 from around

01:46:18.080 the world

01:46:18.540 in addition

01:46:19.460 to all the

01:46:19.960 great things

01:46:20.420 that we

01:46:20.720 have here

01:46:21.280 it's made

01:46:22.080 us a better

01:46:22.840 you know

01:46:23.740 it's made

01:46:24.340 us a better

01:46:24.660 country over

01:46:25.220 the years

01:46:25.540 we've been

01:46:25.820 able to

01:46:26.120 attract the

01:46:26.740 best talent

01:46:27.300 and the best

01:46:27.740 people to

01:46:28.720 come here

01:46:29.160 and build

01:46:29.780 things

01:46:30.240 a lot of

01:46:31.160 I mean

01:46:31.400 Elon Musk

01:46:32.040 is an

01:46:32.440 example of

01:46:33.080 this

01:46:33.400 right

01:46:33.920 like Elon

01:46:34.460 Musk is 0.98

01:46:34.920 not an

01:46:35.940 American

01:46:36.360 he became

01:46:37.140 here

01:46:37.420 he loves

01:46:38.000 America

01:46:38.440 he loves

01:46:39.100 American

01:46:39.480 principles

01:46:40.020 he believes

01:46:40.760 in the

01:46:41.040 country

01:46:41.320 and he's

01:46:41.600 built

01:46:41.840 incredible

01:46:42.220 things

01:46:42.580 here

01:46:42.800 and like

01:46:43.580 that's

01:46:43.900 he became

01:46:44.200 an American

01:46:44.640 and he became

01:46:45.180 an American

01:46:45.580 right

01:46:45.800 I mean

01:46:46.000 he wasn't

01:46:46.380 an American

01:46:47.060 at birth

01:46:47.440 excuse me

01:46:47.920 yeah

01:46:48.100 yeah

01:46:48.740 that's a

01:46:49.140 but that's

01:46:49.660 that's

01:46:50.140 not the

01:46:51.000 path

01:46:51.420 that we're

01:46:51.800 talking about

01:46:52.340 with many

01:46:52.920 of these

01:46:53.400 students

01:46:53.960 from China

01:46:54.580 that they're

01:46:55.160 coming in

01:46:55.700 with a totally

01:46:56.140 different idea

01:46:56.840 they're taking

01:46:57.660 our incredible

01:46:58.660 education

01:46:59.260 and all the

01:47:00.320 great things

01:47:00.700 that we have

01:47:01.260 here

01:47:01.500 and then going

01:47:02.480 back

01:47:02.860 and creating

01:47:04.400 plans that are

01:47:05.280 adversarial to

01:47:06.180 this country

01:47:06.660 that's a totally

01:47:07.400 different thing

01:47:07.900 we don't have

01:47:08.380 to allow that

01:47:08.840 we don't have

01:47:09.140 to play that

01:47:09.480 game

01:47:09.680 and they're

01:47:10.620 also buying

01:47:11.100 up all of

01:47:11.540 the best

01:47:11.820 trailer parks

01:47:12.540 you know

01:47:13.920 in America

01:47:14.700 you see in the

01:47:15.640 in the newsletter

01:47:16.440 today

01:47:16.900 you get our

01:47:18.060 free email

01:47:18.540 newsletter

01:47:18.920 glenbeck.com

01:47:19.780 you get all

01:47:20.200 the news

01:47:20.600 you know

01:47:21.200 that I go

01:47:22.080 through every

01:47:22.560 day

01:47:22.800 and one of

01:47:24.040 the stories

01:47:24.460 is I think

01:47:25.180 it's a trailer

01:47:25.700 park

01:47:26.020 it's

01:47:26.640 the Chinese

01:47:27.660 just bought

01:47:28.060 up all

01:47:28.300 this land

01:47:28.700 right next

01:47:29.660 to where

01:47:30.160 we develop

01:47:30.840 the B-2

01:47:31.300 bombers 0.99

01:47:31.600 what

01:47:32.740 what

01:47:33.120 what

01:47:33.740 well it's

01:47:34.940 going to

01:47:35.060 be cheaper

01:47:35.460 land

01:47:35.700 those are

01:47:35.960 loud planes

01:47:36.600 glenn

01:47:36.900 and so

01:47:37.860 you get a

01:47:38.320 good deal

01:47:38.720 on that

01:47:39.020 it's hard

01:47:39.160 to sell

01:47:39.560 hard to sell

01:47:41.020 only the

01:47:41.540 Chinese

01:47:42.120 you know

01:47:43.600 are willing

01:47:44.240 to buy

01:47:44.580 that

01:47:44.720 well can

01:47:45.000 we

01:47:45.260 can we

01:47:45.700 stop

01:47:46.020 this

01:47:46.440 I mean

01:47:47.560 how

01:47:47.760 what is

01:47:48.860 wrong

01:47:49.060 with us

01:47:49.540 is there

01:47:50.240 no one

01:47:50.740 with common

01:47:51.180 sense

01:47:51.600 at all

01:47:52.060 anymore

01:47:52.540 anyone

01:47:54.300 Bueller

01:47:55.540 anybody

01:47:56.780 apparently

01:47:58.060 not

01:47:58.360 apparently

01:47:58.880 not

01:47:59.160 because

01:47:59.440 everybody

01:47:59.680 you know

01:47:59.860 what it

01:48:00.120 is

01:48:00.280 everybody

01:48:00.540 with

01:48:00.780 common

01:48:00.980 sense

01:48:01.300 they're

01:48:01.820 in

01:48:01.960 Washington

01:48:02.320 opening

01:48:03.280 the

01:48:03.480 government

01:48:03.780 back up

01:48:04.280 today

01:48:04.600 and

01:48:05.240 they've

01:48:06.400 got

01:48:06.540 a really

01:48:07.120 good

01:48:07.360 special

01:48:07.720 deal

01:48:07.960 going

01:48:08.180 on

01:48:08.380 because

01:48:08.560 we're

01:48:08.900 not

01:48:09.020 going

01:48:09.120 to have

01:48:09.260 this

01:48:09.420 problem

01:48:09.700 again

01:48:10.040 until

01:48:10.440 January

01:48:12.080 mark

01:48:13.360 my words

01:48:13.860 next

01:48:14.680 year

01:48:15.160 I hope

01:48:15.480 this is

01:48:15.840 wrong

01:48:16.060 gosh

01:48:16.440 I hope

01:48:16.680 this

01:48:16.860 is

01:48:17.000 wrong

01:48:17.240 but

01:48:18.340 next

01:48:19.540 year

01:48:19.840 this

01:48:20.180 worked

01:48:20.620 well

01:48:20.860 for

01:48:21.040 the

01:48:21.280 Democrats

01:48:22.140 and it

01:48:22.680 hurts

01:48:22.900 the

01:48:23.120 economy

01:48:23.540 why

01:48:24.400 not

01:48:24.580 just

01:48:24.740 keep

01:48:24.980 doing

01:48:25.220 this

01:48:25.440 all

01:48:25.820 next

01:48:26.160 year

01:48:26.460 open

01:48:26.900 close

01:48:27.380 Glenn

01:48:28.680 Beck

01:48:29.500 all

01:48:32.620 right

01:48:32.740 let me

01:48:32.960 tell you

01:48:33.160 about

01:48:33.300 our

01:48:33.460 sponsor

01:48:34.020 our

01:48:34.920 sponsor

01:48:35.240 this

01:48:35.520 half

01:48:35.740 hour

01:48:35.960 is

01:48:36.380 Rough

01:48:36.740 Greens

01:48:37.080 every

01:48:37.960 dog

01:48:38.260 has

01:48:38.460 an

01:48:38.600 engine

01:48:38.840 inside

01:48:39.300 you

01:48:40.100 can

01:48:40.260 hear

01:48:40.480 it

01:48:40.700 you

01:48:41.080 know

01:48:41.200 in

01:48:41.360 the

01:48:41.460 way

01:48:41.620 they

01:48:41.800 run

01:48:42.120 feel

01:48:42.560 you

01:48:43.100 feel

01:48:43.420 it

01:48:43.560 in

01:48:43.640 the

01:48:43.720 way

01:48:43.840 they

01:48:44.020 jump

01:48:44.340 that

01:48:44.600 deep

01:48:45.140 unstoppable

01:48:45.800 drive

01:48:46.360 that

01:48:46.620 powers

01:48:47.340 everything

01:48:47.680 they

01:48:47.880 do

01:48:48.060 but

01:48:48.220 over

01:48:48.420 time

01:48:48.800 even

01:48:49.060 the

01:48:49.200 best

01:48:49.380 engines

01:48:49.660 start

01:48:49.900 to

01:48:50.060 run

01:48:50.220 rough

01:48:50.520 they

01:48:51.080 have

01:48:51.180 less

01:48:51.420 energy

01:48:51.860 less

01:48:52.200 excitement

01:48:52.700 less

01:48:53.060 of

01:48:53.300 who

01:48:53.520 they

01:48:53.660 were

01:48:54.020 more

01:48:54.880 tired

01:48:55.160 days

01:48:55.480 more

01:48:55.680 slower

01:48:55.980 mornings

01:48:56.440 than

01:48:56.680 you

01:48:56.780 remember

01:48:57.160 rough

01:48:58.460 greens

01:48:58.780 is

01:48:59.020 is

01:48:59.480 the

01:48:59.620 fuel

01:48:59.880 that

01:49:00.040 you

01:49:00.120 put

01:49:00.280 in

01:49:00.480 to

01:49:00.600 help

01:49:00.780 tune

01:49:01.240 that

01:49:01.420 back

01:49:01.680 up

01:49:01.940 it's

01:49:02.440 a

01:49:02.520 nutritional

01:49:02.900 supplement

01:49:03.400 that

01:49:03.600 you

01:49:03.700 add

01:49:03.940 to

01:49:04.040 your

01:49:04.180 dog's

01:49:04.520 food

01:49:04.680 it's

01:49:04.860 filled

01:49:05.060 with

01:49:05.300 vitamins

01:49:05.900 and

01:49:06.100 enzymes

01:49:06.480 and

01:49:06.760 probiotics

01:49:07.460 that

01:49:07.600 help

01:49:07.860 your

01:49:08.080 dog's

01:49:08.740 body

01:49:08.960 absorb

01:49:09.500 what

01:49:09.920 it's

01:49:10.100 been

01:49:10.260 missing

01:49:10.660 it's

01:49:11.280 not

01:49:11.440 a

01:49:11.560 dog

01:49:11.780 food

01:49:12.080 it's

01:49:12.740 a

01:49:12.900 fuel

01:49:13.220 that

01:49:13.480 makes

01:49:13.760 the

01:49:14.060 food

01:49:14.380 work

01:49:14.720 better

01:49:15.040 in

01:49:15.300 your

01:49:15.460 dog's

01:49:16.120 stomach

01:49:16.480 and

01:49:16.680 digestive

01:49:17.060 system

01:49:17.500 that's

01:49:18.300 when

01:49:18.440 the

01:49:18.580 engine

01:49:18.800 starts

01:49:19.120 running

01:49:19.360 smoothly

01:49:19.740 again

01:49:20.100 and

01:49:20.220 you'll

01:49:20.400 see

01:49:20.640 it

01:49:20.840 because

01:49:21.020 the

01:49:21.200 energy

01:49:21.500 returns

01:49:22.000 and

01:49:22.160 the

01:49:22.260 eyes

01:49:22.580 light

01:49:22.860 up

01:49:23.020 and

01:49:23.120 the

01:49:23.220 old

01:49:23.400 joy

01:49:23.640 comes

01:49:23.960 roaring

01:49:24.440 back

01:49:24.920 rough

01:49:25.660 greens

01:49:26.020 give

01:49:26.620 your

01:49:26.800 dog

01:49:27.100 the

01:49:27.280 fuel

01:49:27.540 to

01:49:27.740 run

01:49:28.040 like

01:49:28.240 themselves

01:49:28.700 again

01:49:29.100 don't

01:49:29.580 just

01:49:29.760 imagine

01:49:30.120 it

01:49:30.360 see

01:49:30.640 it

01:49:30.820 in

01:49:31.000 your

01:49:31.160 own

01:49:31.360 dog

01:49:31.600 it's

01:49:31.780 amazing

01:49:32.100 to

01:49:32.260 watch

01:49:32.460 I

01:49:32.580 saw

01:49:32.760 it

01:49:32.840 in

01:49:32.900 Uno

01:49:33.100 right

01:49:33.880 now

01:49:34.040 you

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01:49:34.680 jump

01:49:34.980 start

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01:49:35.620 bag

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01:49:52.460 Glenn

01:49:52.620 Beck

01:49:52.760 dot com

01:49:53.180 welcome to

01:50:09.480 the

01:50:09.700 Glenn

01:50:10.060 Beck

01:50:10.220 program

01:50:10.660 I'm glad

01:50:11.280 you're

01:50:11.440 here

01:50:11.660 oh

01:50:14.280 you

01:50:17.380 know

01:50:17.620 we

01:50:21.680 talked

01:50:21.940 about

01:50:22.140 health

01:50:22.360 care

01:50:22.560 the

01:50:22.800 you

01:50:23.380 know

01:50:23.480 the

01:50:23.620 government

01:50:23.960 opening

01:50:24.800 up

01:50:25.000 the

01:50:25.220 the

01:50:26.220 government's

01:50:28.620 opening

01:50:28.860 up

01:50:29.160 again

01:50:29.660 yay

01:50:30.640 so we

01:50:31.900 get all

01:50:32.160 that great

01:50:32.580 stuff that

01:50:33.020 they do

01:50:33.480 and it's

01:50:36.960 all about

01:50:37.260 health care

01:50:37.700 and they're

01:50:38.160 going to

01:50:38.360 close it

01:50:39.020 down again

01:50:39.380 in January

01:50:39.860 and

01:50:40.900 and I

01:50:43.880 said earlier

01:50:44.580 today

01:50:45.080 in hour

01:50:45.500 number one

01:50:46.140 I did

01:50:46.600 you know

01:50:47.040 several

01:50:48.260 monologues

01:50:48.820 on

01:50:49.020 on health

01:50:49.480 care

01:50:49.620 what's

01:50:49.860 really

01:50:50.040 going

01:50:50.200 on

01:50:50.360 and I

01:50:50.560 think

01:50:50.700 health

01:50:50.900 care

01:50:51.040 is

01:50:51.180 the

01:50:51.300 one

01:50:51.500 place

01:50:51.840 that

01:50:52.060 if

01:50:52.200 Donald

01:50:52.440 Trump

01:50:52.700 really

01:50:53.500 wanted

01:50:53.760 to

01:50:53.920 make

01:50:54.080 a

01:50:54.220 difference

01:50:54.500 in

01:50:54.660 people's

01:50:55.020 lives

01:50:55.380 this

01:50:55.680 would

01:50:55.840 be

01:50:56.040 the

01:50:56.260 fastest

01:50:56.740 way

01:50:57.040 to

01:50:57.220 do

01:50:57.400 it

01:50:57.620 you

01:50:58.960 know

01:50:59.080 the

01:50:59.180 world

01:50:59.360 has

01:50:59.520 changed

01:50:59.860 since

01:51:00.160 2016

01:51:00.740 he

01:51:01.100 could

01:51:01.260 move

01:51:01.640 things

01:51:01.960 faster

01:51:02.460 we

01:51:02.660 had

01:51:02.800 more

01:51:03.000 things

01:51:03.400 at

01:51:03.740 our

01:51:04.140 disposal

01:51:04.580 and

01:51:04.820 now

01:51:05.000 he's

01:51:05.240 got

01:51:05.340 to

01:51:05.420 make

01:51:05.580 long

01:51:06.020 term

01:51:06.340 decisions

01:51:06.820 which

01:51:07.060 he's

01:51:07.260 making

01:51:07.600 all

01:51:07.980 over

01:51:08.200 the

01:51:08.440 world

01:51:08.680 he's

01:51:08.900 making

01:51:09.120 all

01:51:09.280 these

01:51:09.420 deals

01:51:09.700 but

01:51:11.920 you know

01:51:13.020 the

01:51:13.160 fastest

01:51:13.940 way

01:51:14.360 to

01:51:14.780 make

01:51:15.060 an

01:51:15.260 impact

01:51:16.140 in

01:51:16.320 people's

01:51:16.660 lives

01:51:16.900 is

01:51:17.080 to

01:51:17.220 take

01:51:17.420 care

01:51:17.600 of

01:51:17.720 health

01:51:17.920 health

01:51:18.460 care

01:51:18.660 and

01:51:18.900 it's

01:51:19.180 you know

01:51:19.500 it's

01:51:19.800 not a

01:51:20.120 government

01:51:20.440 subsidy

01:51:21.340 that's

01:51:21.640 going to

01:51:21.840 do

01:51:22.000 it

01:51:22.120 it's

01:51:22.380 it's

01:51:22.780 getting

01:51:23.240 rid

01:51:23.440 of

01:51:23.560 Obamacare

01:51:24.060 quite

01:51:24.300 honestly

01:51:24.660 and I

01:51:27.080 and I

01:51:27.440 said

01:51:27.680 I think

01:51:28.020 that

01:51:28.260 RFK

01:51:28.960 is

01:51:30.640 probably

01:51:31.120 the guy

01:51:31.560 who

01:51:31.720 could

01:51:31.840 probably

01:51:32.220 help

01:51:32.640 with

01:51:33.040 that

01:51:33.260 I

01:51:33.400 mean

01:51:33.640 at

01:51:33.980 least

01:51:34.300 they're

01:51:34.620 thinking

01:51:35.240 about

01:51:35.680 doing

01:51:35.980 things

01:51:36.420 I

01:51:36.580 know

01:51:36.740 that

01:51:37.000 I

01:51:40.260 know

01:51:40.400 that

01:51:40.560 I

01:51:40.680 talked

01:51:40.880 to

01:51:41.020 Dr.

01:51:41.360 Oz 0.90

01:51:41.600 and

01:51:41.720 they're

01:51:41.980 pushing

01:51:43.480 something

01:51:43.880 through

01:51:44.080 the

01:51:44.260 states

01:51:44.700 here

01:51:45.160 soon

01:51:45.440 we

01:51:45.580 should

01:51:45.700 get

01:51:45.840 them

01:51:46.000 on

01:51:46.360 to

01:51:47.480 talk

01:51:47.680 about

01:51:47.840 it

01:51:47.920 because

01:51:48.040 I

01:51:48.200 was

01:51:48.580 excited

01:51:48.940 about

01:51:49.140 what

01:51:49.300 I

01:51:49.420 heard

01:51:49.720 but

01:51:49.900 what

01:51:50.080 little

01:51:50.320 I

01:51:50.520 heard

01:51:51.020 about

01:51:51.340 but

01:51:52.400 you

01:51:52.640 know

01:51:52.700 we

01:51:52.820 worry

01:51:53.120 about

01:51:53.400 all

01:51:53.640 of

01:51:53.740 these

01:51:53.940 things

01:51:54.220 with

01:51:54.460 our

01:51:54.640 health

01:51:54.880 care

01:51:55.200 and

01:51:56.680 we

01:51:56.960 you

01:51:57.740 know

01:51:57.900 we

01:51:58.200 worry

01:51:58.480 about

01:51:58.680 what

01:51:58.840 are

01:51:58.920 we

01:51:59.000 putting

01:52:04.300 we

01:52:04.740 got

01:52:04.900 to

01:52:05.020 care

01:52:05.240 about

01:52:05.680 toxins

01:52:06.840 and

01:52:07.400 ingredients

01:52:08.000 and

01:52:08.400 clean

01:52:08.840 and

01:52:09.280 stop

01:52:10.080 our

01:52:10.320 dirty

01:52:10.620 eating

01:52:11.020 and

01:52:11.200 all

01:52:11.380 this

01:52:11.600 stuff

01:52:11.900 we

01:52:13.660 look

01:52:14.100 at

01:52:14.560 our

01:52:14.980 health

01:52:15.240 care

01:52:15.580 and

01:52:15.960 we

01:52:16.180 notice

01:52:16.820 our

01:52:17.920 we

01:52:18.200 were

01:52:18.360 talking

01:52:18.720 about

01:52:19.020 our

01:52:19.220 food

01:52:19.740 and

01:52:19.940 what

01:52:20.060 we're

01:52:20.180 putting

01:52:20.380 in

01:52:20.520 our

01:52:20.640 food

01:52:20.920 and

01:52:21.020 what

01:52:21.100 we're

01:52:21.220 putting

01:52:21.400 in

01:52:21.500 our

01:52:21.620 bodies

01:52:21.880 because

01:52:22.200 we're

01:52:22.520 seeing

01:52:22.780 that

01:52:22.940 we're

01:52:23.080 really

01:52:23.360 an

01:52:23.560 unhealthy

01:52:23.980 people

01:52:25.060 and

01:52:26.480 what

01:52:26.660 is

01:52:26.820 doing

01:52:27.200 that

01:52:27.560 and

01:52:27.860 meanwhile

01:52:28.420 we

01:52:29.180 are

01:52:29.720 shoveling

01:52:30.560 toxins

01:52:31.100 into

01:52:31.620 our

01:52:31.880 brains

01:52:32.420 like

01:52:32.860 there

01:52:33.120 is

01:52:33.480 no

01:52:34.340 tomorrow

01:52:35.260 we

01:52:36.240 just

01:52:36.580 do

01:52:36.820 not

01:52:37.240 look

01:52:37.580 at

01:52:37.780 what

01:52:37.980 we

01:52:38.160 are

01:52:38.300 shoveling

01:52:38.940 into

01:52:39.240 our

01:52:39.460 minds

01:52:39.880 we

01:52:40.880 have

01:52:41.200 the

01:52:41.400 endless

01:52:41.780 scrolling

01:52:42.620 you

01:52:43.840 know

01:52:44.120 the

01:52:44.420 buzzing

01:52:44.880 phones

01:52:45.460 the

01:52:45.740 bite

01:52:46.280 sized

01:52:46.680 videos

01:52:47.260 the

01:52:47.640 shallow

01:52:48.140 feeds

01:52:48.700 all

01:52:49.420 of

01:52:49.720 this

01:52:50.040 crap

01:52:50.960 we

01:52:51.600 are

01:52:51.780 ingesting

01:52:52.380 toxins

01:52:53.200 of

01:52:54.180 the

01:52:54.320 mind

01:52:54.720 it's

01:52:58.160 fair

01:52:58.360 and

01:52:58.500 vital

01:52:58.680 to

01:52:58.880 talk

01:52:59.060 about

01:52:59.240 what

01:52:59.580 are

01:52:59.680 we

01:52:59.780 doing

01:52:59.940 to

01:53:00.100 our

01:53:00.240 bodies

01:53:00.540 but

01:53:00.800 you

01:53:01.220 know

01:53:01.440 if

01:53:02.700 our

01:53:02.920 body

01:53:03.340 is

01:53:03.660 the

01:53:03.840 temple

01:53:04.260 of

01:53:04.580 life

01:53:04.980 this

01:53:06.420 is

01:53:06.580 the

01:53:06.720 command

01:53:07.040 center

01:53:07.440 this

01:53:08.140 is

01:53:08.300 the

01:53:08.420 one

01:53:08.640 that's

01:53:08.840 calling

01:53:09.100 all

01:53:09.300 the

01:53:09.440 shots

01:53:09.820 of

01:53:09.940 what

01:53:10.040 our

01:53:10.180 bodies

01:53:10.500 are

01:53:10.660 doing

01:53:11.040 you

01:53:11.640 know

01:53:11.820 what

01:53:12.200 happens

01:53:12.740 when

01:53:13.160 we

01:53:13.560 you

01:53:13.820 know

01:53:13.920 feed

01:53:14.220 our

01:53:14.380 minds

01:53:14.780 you

01:53:15.340 know

01:53:15.520 low

01:53:16.000 nutrient

01:53:16.740 high

01:53:17.780 engagement

01:53:18.300 shallow

01:53:18.840 junk

01:53:19.740 I'm

01:53:21.200 going

01:53:21.400 someplace

01:53:21.720 with

01:53:22.020 this

01:53:22.260 it

01:53:22.800 is

01:53:22.940 and

01:53:23.080 it's

01:53:23.220 going

01:53:23.300 to

01:53:23.380 blow 0.77

01:53:23.500 your

01:53:23.680 mind

01:53:24.000 the

01:53:25.580 average

01:53:25.980 person

01:53:26.400 spends

01:53:26.780 two

01:53:27.060 hours

01:53:27.340 and

01:53:27.500 21

01:53:27.780 minutes

01:53:28.300 a

01:53:28.920 day

01:53:29.420 on

01:53:31.440 average

01:53:32.260 person

01:53:33.060 two

01:53:33.880 hours

01:53:34.280 and

01:53:34.500 21

01:53:34.940 minutes

01:53:35.300 a

01:53:35.440 day

01:53:35.560 on

01:53:35.680 social

01:53:35.940 media

01:53:36.300 approximately

01:53:37.740 141

01:53:39.920 minutes

01:53:40.360 every

01:53:41.100 single

01:53:41.720 day

01:53:42.120 scrolling

01:53:43.080 the

01:53:44.340 average

01:53:44.960 American

01:53:45.600 our

01:53:47.500 on screen

01:53:48.280 time

01:53:48.720 overall

01:53:49.420 the

01:53:49.900 average

01:53:50.460 American

01:53:50.940 spends

01:53:51.360 six

01:53:51.780 hours

01:53:52.100 and

01:53:52.300 38

01:53:52.860 minutes

01:53:53.420 every

01:53:54.020 day

01:53:54.400 on

01:53:54.760 screens

01:53:55.380 connected

01:53:55.940 to the

01:53:56.360 internet

01:53:56.620 oh

01:53:58.160 my

01:53:58.360 gosh

01:53:58.800 wow

01:54:01.680 time

01:54:04.900 just

01:54:05.240 gone

01:54:05.780 just

01:54:06.420 vanished

01:54:06.940 into

01:54:07.340 into

01:54:09.300 what

01:54:09.780 updates

01:54:10.980 scrolls

01:54:11.620 what is

01:54:11.920 it that

01:54:12.140 we're

01:54:12.280 reading

01:54:12.700 seriously

01:54:14.840 are we

01:54:17.360 exercising

01:54:18.300 our soul

01:54:18.800 with deep

01:54:19.200 thought

01:54:19.580 do you

01:54:20.520 know that

01:54:20.780 leisure

01:54:21.220 reading

01:54:21.660 in the

01:54:22.040 US

01:54:22.340 has

01:54:22.580 fallen

01:54:22.900 only

01:54:23.560 16%

01:54:24.900 of

01:54:25.220 Americans

01:54:25.700 age

01:54:26.060 15

01:54:26.640 plus

01:54:27.040 read

01:54:27.640 for

01:54:28.460 their

01:54:28.640 own

01:54:28.820 enjoyment

01:54:29.260 on

01:54:29.880 an

01:54:30.020 average

01:54:30.260 day

01:54:30.500 15

01:54:31.660 that

01:54:32.340 number

01:54:32.640 was

01:54:32.900 almost

01:54:33.300 30%

01:54:34.180 in

01:54:34.600 2003

01:54:35.340 fewer

01:54:37.080 books

01:54:37.560 US

01:54:38.080 adults

01:54:38.480 in

01:54:38.700 2021

01:54:39.240 said

01:54:39.700 they

01:54:39.840 read

01:54:40.160 on

01:54:40.440 average

01:54:40.920 12.6

01:54:42.520 books

01:54:42.820 a year

01:54:43.200 down

01:54:43.680 from

01:54:44.020 15

01:54:44.840 in

01:54:45.500 2002

01:54:46.080 to

01:54:46.280 2016

01:54:47.080 so

01:54:49.900 we're

01:54:50.100 losing

01:54:50.580 reading

01:54:51.460 skills

01:54:52.180 we're

01:54:52.740 losing

01:54:53.480 deeper

01:54:54.580 thought

01:54:55.400 we're

01:54:57.260 losing

01:54:57.640 hours

01:54:58.120 of

01:54:58.300 conversation

01:54:59.040 we're

01:54:59.740 losing

01:55:00.160 how many

01:55:01.680 hours

01:55:02.020 of

01:55:02.220 reflection

01:55:02.880 at least

01:55:03.380 minutes

01:55:04.120 maybe

01:55:05.080 a hundred

01:55:05.540 minutes

01:55:06.100 our

01:55:06.720 attention

01:55:07.180 spans

01:55:07.840 how long

01:55:09.220 can you

01:55:09.840 focus on

01:55:10.620 something

01:55:10.860 you know

01:55:11.200 the second

01:55:11.740 screen

01:55:12.280 was

01:55:13.240 different

01:55:13.700 when we

01:55:14.060 first

01:55:14.320 started

01:55:14.660 blaze

01:55:15.100 I talked

01:55:15.460 about

01:55:15.720 doing

01:55:16.100 second

01:55:16.440 screen

01:55:16.940 technology

01:55:18.500 and it

01:55:19.040 wasn't

01:55:19.420 because

01:55:19.780 you

01:55:20.040 couldn't

01:55:20.560 watch

01:55:21.140 something

01:55:21.600 they're

01:55:21.800 now

01:55:22.080 talking

01:55:22.560 about

01:55:23.000 taking

01:55:23.860 your

01:55:24.200 TV

01:55:24.660 show

01:55:25.000 or

01:55:25.200 your

01:55:25.460 Netflix

01:55:26.060 show

01:55:26.520 and

01:55:27.240 dumbing

01:55:27.720 it

01:55:27.880 down

01:55:28.280 so

01:55:28.760 much

01:55:29.380 because

01:55:30.700 people

01:55:31.100 are

01:55:31.300 watching

01:55:31.740 or

01:55:31.940 they're

01:55:32.180 scrolling

01:55:32.740 while

01:55:33.580 they're

01:55:33.880 watching

01:55:34.340 the

01:55:34.620 TV

01:55:35.120 and so

01:55:35.920 they

01:55:36.100 can't

01:55:36.500 follow

01:55:37.040 a

01:55:37.520 complex

01:55:38.120 storyline

01:55:39.060 oh my

01:55:40.480 gosh

01:55:40.780 we are

01:55:41.140 just

01:55:41.340 going to

01:55:41.740 be

01:55:41.980 just

01:55:42.360 stupid 0.75

01:55:43.220 slugs

01:55:44.100 everything

01:55:46.780 that we're

01:55:47.180 doing

01:55:47.440 online

01:55:47.920 is

01:55:48.160 fracturing

01:55:48.660 attention

01:55:50.520 memory

01:55:51.160 and sustained

01:55:52.200 reasoning

01:55:52.680 so

01:55:53.820 at

01:55:54.140 what

01:55:54.440 point

01:55:54.880 does

01:55:55.220 this

01:55:55.380 become

01:55:55.760 an

01:55:56.040 epidemic

01:55:56.460 at

01:55:57.700 what

01:55:57.920 point

01:55:58.320 are

01:55:58.580 our

01:55:58.740 minds

01:55:58.980 starving

01:55:59.760 for

01:56:00.160 any

01:56:00.440 kind

01:56:00.720 of

01:56:00.820 nutrition

01:56:01.260 as

01:56:02.120 we

01:56:02.280 just

01:56:02.520 feed

01:56:02.840 them

01:56:03.000 calories

01:56:03.420 of

01:56:03.640 noise

01:56:04.040 now

01:56:05.960 let

01:56:06.180 me

01:56:06.280 tell

01:56:06.500 you

01:56:06.780 the

01:56:08.620 real

01:56:08.920 story

01:56:09.440 AI

01:56:11.420 is

01:56:11.940 holding

01:56:12.200 a

01:56:12.380 mirror

01:56:12.560 up

01:56:12.800 for

01:56:13.000 us

01:56:13.280 there's

01:56:14.780 a

01:56:14.900 new

01:56:15.100 study

01:56:15.460 that

01:56:15.680 came

01:56:15.960 out

01:56:16.240 LLMs

01:56:17.100 can

01:56:18.540 get

01:56:18.860 brain

01:56:19.900 rot

01:56:20.420 okay

01:56:22.160 that

01:56:22.360 caught

01:56:22.560 my

01:56:22.760 eye

01:56:23.040 large

01:56:24.360 language

01:56:24.940 models

01:56:25.400 LLMs

01:56:26.240 they

01:56:27.920 are

01:56:28.180 trained

01:56:28.820 on

01:56:29.300 junk

01:56:30.120 web

01:56:30.720 content

01:56:31.500 so

01:56:32.560 viral

01:56:33.460 shallow

01:56:34.120 high

01:56:34.700 engagement

01:56:35.200 stuff

01:56:35.700 and

01:56:36.760 all

01:56:37.240 it

01:56:37.440 does

01:56:37.820 is

01:56:38.060 it's

01:56:38.300 just

01:56:38.560 cataloging

01:56:39.320 all

01:56:39.560 this

01:56:39.740 stuff

01:56:40.040 and

01:56:40.220 just

01:56:40.420 consuming

01:56:40.920 all

01:56:41.280 of

01:56:41.400 this

01:56:41.560 stuff

01:56:41.820 that

01:56:42.000 we're

01:56:42.440 scrolling

01:56:43.020 through

01:56:43.380 every

01:56:43.720 day

01:56:44.080 okay

01:56:44.680 do

01:56:45.540 you

01:56:45.700 know

01:56:45.940 what's

01:56:46.260 happening

01:56:46.600 to

01:56:46.800 the

01:56:46.980 LLM

01:56:47.560 it's

01:56:49.220 experiencing

01:56:49.880 cognitive

01:56:50.680 decline

01:56:51.520 it

01:56:53.000 can't

01:56:53.680 its

01:56:54.080 reasoning

01:56:54.620 ability

01:56:55.100 is

01:56:55.500 dropping

01:56:56.220 falling

01:56:56.740 through

01:56:56.960 the

01:56:57.120 floor

01:56:57.360 long

01:56:58.060 context

01:56:58.720 memory

01:56:59.220 gone

01:57:00.440 and

01:57:01.840 dark

01:57:02.800 personality

01:57:03.500 traits

01:57:04.160 psychopathic

01:57:06.920 tendencies

01:57:07.960 and

01:57:08.440 narcissism

01:57:09.360 has

01:57:09.720 increased

01:57:10.140 this

01:57:10.780 is

01:57:11.000 with

01:57:11.260 an

01:57:11.440 AI

01:57:11.980 okay

01:57:12.720 and

01:57:13.800 when

01:57:13.960 the

01:57:14.160 junk

01:57:14.540 content

01:57:15.540 ratio

01:57:16.140 rose

01:57:16.580 from

01:57:16.840 0

01:57:17.180 to

01:57:17.420 100

01:57:17.860 percent

01:57:18.420 if

01:57:18.760 you're

01:57:18.920 just

01:57:19.280 scrolling

01:57:19.880 for

01:57:20.120 junk

01:57:20.740 the

01:57:21.800 reasoning

01:57:22.380 benchmark

01:57:22.960 falls

01:57:23.980 from

01:57:24.420 75

01:57:25.140 percent

01:57:25.820 to

01:57:26.240 almost

01:57:26.500 55

01:57:27.300 percent

01:57:27.860 its

01:57:29.320 ability

01:57:29.740 to

01:57:30.000 understand

01:57:30.840 long

01:57:31.700 you know

01:57:32.480 long

01:57:32.840 form

01:57:34.060 context

01:57:35.040 falls

01:57:36.220 from

01:57:36.500 85

01:57:37.100 percent

01:57:37.680 to

01:57:38.240 about

01:57:38.480 50

01:57:39.080 percent

01:57:39.600 now

01:57:41.500 here's

01:57:41.760 the

01:57:41.900 scariest

01:57:42.200 part

01:57:42.600 they

01:57:43.780 caught

01:57:44.140 this

01:57:44.420 and

01:57:44.520 they're

01:57:44.640 like

01:57:44.860 holy

01:57:45.320 cow

01:57:45.620 look

01:57:45.860 at

01:57:45.920 what's

01:57:46.100 happening

01:57:46.360 to

01:57:46.520 the

01:57:46.640 large

01:57:46.860 language

01:57:47.180 model

01:57:47.540 it's

01:57:47.880 completely

01:57:48.540 decaying

01:57:49.380 you know

01:57:50.500 we've

01:57:51.240 just been

01:57:51.600 doing this

01:57:51.940 for a

01:57:52.280 year

01:57:52.440 now

01:57:52.680 and

01:57:52.820 look

01:57:53.040 at

01:57:53.160 what's

01:57:53.420 happened

01:57:53.740 it's

01:57:54.160 not

01:57:54.380 reasoning

01:57:54.840 anymore

01:57:55.300 it's

01:57:55.640 turning

01:57:55.940 dark

01:57:56.500 it

01:57:57.220 can't

01:57:57.820 understand

01:57:58.260 long

01:57:58.800 form

01:57:59.440 content

01:58:00.220 anymore

01:58:00.920 let's

01:58:04.200 get it

01:58:04.480 off

01:58:04.680 that

01:58:05.100 let's

01:58:05.840 start

01:58:06.200 putting

01:58:06.740 good

01:58:07.200 clean

01:58:07.580 stuff

01:58:07.960 into

01:58:08.280 it

01:58:08.560 even

01:58:09.800 after

01:58:10.240 retraining

01:58:11.100 on

01:58:11.480 clean

01:58:11.960 high

01:58:12.300 quality

01:58:12.780 data

01:58:13.260 the

01:58:14.060 models

01:58:14.600 never

01:58:15.500 recover

01:58:16.320 the

01:58:16.840 baseline

01:58:17.340 capacity

01:58:18.180 okay

01:58:19.840 the

01:58:20.200 rot

01:58:20.560 remains

01:58:21.420 as a

01:58:25.420 man

01:58:25.740 or

01:58:26.040 now

01:58:26.360 as a

01:58:26.720 machine

01:58:27.080 thinketh

01:58:27.800 so he

01:58:28.580 becomes

01:58:29.220 I've

01:58:33.020 been

01:58:33.160 blown

01:58:33.440 away

01:58:33.720 by this

01:58:34.160 study

01:58:34.500 for the

01:58:34.900 last

01:58:35.080 few

01:58:35.540 weeks

01:58:35.780 it

01:58:35.920 came out

01:58:36.180 a couple

01:58:36.420 of

01:58:36.520 weeks

01:58:36.660 ago

01:58:36.820 and I

01:58:37.060 had it

01:58:37.500 on my

01:58:37.720 desk

01:58:37.960 and I

01:58:38.140 wanted to

01:58:38.540 tell you

01:58:38.780 about it

01:58:39.120 and just

01:58:39.880 haven't had

01:58:40.220 time

01:58:40.520 and it's

01:58:42.060 just

01:58:42.220 it's

01:58:42.660 just

01:58:42.860 it just

01:58:43.200 keeps

01:58:43.500 I just

01:58:44.120 keep

01:58:44.340 thinking

01:58:44.520 this is

01:58:45.020 a

01:58:45.140 machine

01:58:45.540 this

01:58:45.820 is

01:58:45.980 this

01:58:46.500 is

01:58:46.700 not

01:58:47.060 our

01:58:48.100 brain

01:58:48.600 this

01:58:49.000 is

01:58:49.140 this

01:58:49.360 is

01:58:49.500 a

01:58:49.620 machine

01:58:50.140 that

01:58:50.640 is

01:58:51.560 is

01:58:52.320 using

01:58:52.660 the

01:58:52.880 same

01:58:53.100 kind

01:58:53.320 of

01:58:53.460 crap

01:58:53.960 I

01:58:54.140 mean

01:58:54.360 what

01:58:58.080 happens

01:58:58.440 if you

01:58:59.240 don't

01:58:59.500 monitor

01:58:59.880 what

01:59:00.240 you

01:59:00.440 think

01:59:01.020 or

01:59:02.400 worse

01:59:02.640 yet

01:59:02.880 when

01:59:03.300 we

01:59:03.500 stop

01:59:04.020 thinking

01:59:04.680 AI

01:59:07.100 is

01:59:07.880 teaching

01:59:08.360 us

01:59:08.580 a lesson

01:59:08.940 and I

01:59:09.300 guarantee

01:59:09.680 this

01:59:09.980 this

01:59:10.320 study

01:59:10.540 has

01:59:10.640 been

01:59:10.740 out

01:59:10.880 for

01:59:11.040 weeks

01:59:11.780 never

01:59:12.500 heard

01:59:12.700 it

01:59:12.820 did

01:59:13.000 you

01:59:13.120 nobody

01:59:14.340 is

01:59:14.500 talking

01:59:14.700 about

01:59:14.940 it

01:59:15.140 it's

01:59:15.820 screaming 0.51

01:59:16.320 at

01:59:16.720 us

01:59:17.000 hey

01:59:17.360 learn

01:59:17.640 a

01:59:17.800 lesson

01:59:18.160 when

01:59:19.340 you

01:59:19.560 feed

01:59:20.100 nothing

01:59:20.640 but

01:59:20.920 low

01:59:21.220 nutrient

01:59:21.820 attention

01:59:22.480 hooking

01:59:22.960 high

01:59:23.360 engagement

01:59:23.920 junk

01:59:24.840 the

01:59:25.900 capacity

01:59:26.460 to

01:59:26.820 reason

01:59:27.340 to

01:59:27.800 remember

01:59:28.380 and

01:59:29.500 to

01:59:29.780 care

01:59:30.560 degrades

01:59:31.840 aren't

01:59:33.680 we

01:59:33.860 seeing

01:59:34.380 this

01:59:34.740 now

01:59:35.220 do

01:59:36.360 people

01:59:36.640 care

01:59:37.300 as

01:59:37.620 much

01:59:37.840 as

01:59:38.000 they

01:59:38.100 used

01:59:38.300 to

01:59:38.540 nope

01:59:39.320 can

01:59:40.060 they

01:59:40.200 reason

01:59:40.780 nope

01:59:41.640 can

01:59:42.480 they

01:59:42.640 remember

01:59:43.140 what

01:59:43.420 happened

01:59:43.820 yesterday

01:59:44.460 nope

01:59:45.420 my

01:59:47.540 gosh

01:59:47.860 don't

01:59:48.080 worry

01:59:48.300 about

01:59:48.560 AI

01:59:48.860 taking

01:59:49.280 over

01:59:49.600 controlling

01:59:50.080 us

01:59:50.380 programming

01:59:50.820 our

01:59:51.080 lives

01:59:51.520 look

01:59:52.500 at

01:59:52.620 ourselves

01:59:53.060 we've

01:59:53.360 already

01:59:53.600 we've

01:59:54.400 already

01:59:54.620 signed

01:59:54.920 over

01:59:55.120 our

01:59:55.300 lives

01:59:55.580 to

01:59:55.700 an

01:59:55.820 algorithm

01:59:56.240 we're

01:59:58.860 studying

01:59:59.380 AI

02:00:00.140 brain

02:00:00.940 rot

02:00:01.560 but

02:00:02.400 is

02:00:02.840 anybody

02:00:03.120 studying

02:00:03.700 you know

02:00:04.260 brain

02:00:04.700 brain

02:00:05.040 rot

02:00:05.400 maybe

02:00:10.760 maybe

02:00:11.060 maybe

02:00:11.380 we do

02:00:11.760 recognize

02:00:12.240 it

02:00:12.400 maybe

02:00:12.600 we

02:00:12.880 we do

02:00:13.320 recognize

02:00:13.860 it

02:00:14.020 but

02:00:14.180 you know

02:00:15.140 we're

02:00:15.260 too

02:00:15.420 apathetic

02:00:16.020 to wean

02:00:16.920 ourselves

02:00:17.320 off the

02:00:17.720 digital

02:00:18.040 heroin

02:00:18.400 it's

02:00:18.820 hard

02:00:19.300 it is

02:00:19.900 hard

02:00:20.480 but

02:00:23.200 when

02:00:23.380 the

02:00:23.540 nature

02:00:23.840 of

02:00:24.400 what

02:00:24.700 we

02:00:24.920 ingest

02:00:25.420 for

02:00:25.660 body

02:00:25.940 and

02:00:26.160 mind

02:00:26.500 becomes

02:00:26.980 shallow

02:00:27.460 the

02:00:28.580 body

02:00:28.860 suffers

02:00:29.320 but

02:00:30.600 the

02:00:30.780 mind

02:00:31.160 sinks

02:00:31.680 deeper

02:00:32.260 and

02:00:33.820 we

02:00:34.040 live

02:00:34.420 in

02:00:34.560 an

02:00:34.700 age

02:00:34.940 where

02:00:35.140 we

02:00:35.320 might

02:00:35.600 be

02:00:36.100 less

02:00:37.180 full

02:00:37.420 of

02:00:37.660 nourishment

02:00:38.300 but

02:00:38.720 full

02:00:39.720 of

02:00:39.880 distraction

02:00:40.400 we

02:00:41.640 talk

02:00:42.060 less

02:00:42.480 we

02:00:43.040 actually

02:00:43.540 listen

02:00:44.080 less

02:00:44.500 we

02:00:45.080 read

02:00:45.460 fewer

02:00:45.820 books

02:00:46.320 you know

02:00:47.780 where

02:00:49.460 our minds

02:00:49.840 just

02:00:50.100 flit

02:00:50.640 instead

02:00:51.020 of

02:00:51.220 dive

02:00:51.740 our

02:00:52.340 attention

02:00:52.660 span

02:00:53.080 is

02:00:54.120 almost

02:00:54.560 gone

02:00:55.120 and

02:00:55.460 make

02:00:55.620 no

02:00:55.800 mistake

02:00:56.180 this

02:00:57.060 is

02:00:57.220 not

02:00:57.480 just

02:00:57.800 a

02:00:57.920 matter

02:00:58.060 of

02:00:58.260 convenience

02:00:58.660 or

02:00:58.880 lifestyle

02:00:59.220 this

02:00:59.520 is

02:00:59.680 creeping

02:00:59.940 into

02:01:00.200 the

02:01:00.360 structure

02:01:00.640 of

02:01:00.840 who

02:01:01.000 we

02:01:01.160 are

02:01:01.360 individually

02:01:01.840 and

02:01:02.180 collectively

02:01:02.820 what

02:01:03.780 is

02:01:03.980 this

02:01:04.140 going

02:01:04.340 to

02:01:04.480 do

02:01:04.700 to

02:01:05.120 to

02:01:06.740 our

02:01:06.960 children

02:01:07.700 I

02:01:08.100 mean

02:01:08.240 even

02:01:08.440 if

02:01:08.640 we

02:01:08.900 stopped

02:01:09.460 right

02:01:09.820 now

02:01:10.200 and

02:01:10.400 we

02:01:10.540 wanted

02:01:10.780 to

02:01:11.000 change

02:01:11.540 we

02:01:13.420 according

02:01:14.260 to

02:01:14.460 the

02:01:14.600 brain

02:01:14.820 rot

02:01:15.020 study

02:01:15.420 we

02:01:15.900 won't

02:01:16.240 get

02:01:16.480 that

02:01:16.720 baseline

02:01:17.200 back

02:01:17.820 do

02:01:18.100 we

02:01:18.240 pass

02:01:18.560 this

02:01:18.780 stuff

02:01:19.040 on

02:01:19.380 is

02:01:19.640 it

02:01:19.780 get

02:01:19.920 to

02:01:20.120 a

02:01:20.260 point

02:01:20.500 to

02:01:20.680 where

02:01:20.940 we're

02:01:22.100 just

02:01:22.600 pumping

02:01:22.940 out

02:01:23.200 morons

02:01:24.100 I

02:01:24.360 mean

02:01:24.480 we're

02:01:24.640 already

02:01:24.940 doing

02:01:25.180 that

02:01:25.360 but

02:01:25.500 I

02:01:25.600 mean

02:01:25.740 you

02:01:25.860 know

02:01:26.080 I

02:01:26.540 mean

02:01:26.640 really

02:01:26.940 pumping

02:01:27.260 out

02:01:27.440 morons

02:01:27.940 at

02:01:29.300 what

02:01:29.480 point

02:01:29.780 is

02:01:29.940 this

02:01:30.080 an

02:01:30.220 epidemic

02:01:30.600 where

02:01:30.860 anybody

02:01:31.240 even

02:01:31.560 recognizes

02:01:32.280 it

02:01:32.620 when

02:01:34.800 when

02:01:35.600 is

02:01:35.880 it

02:01:36.100 where

02:01:36.440 our

02:01:36.660 ability

02:01:37.040 to

02:01:37.340 think

02:01:37.680 critically

02:01:38.220 is

02:01:38.540 so

02:01:38.780 diminished

02:01:39.260 we

02:01:39.820 cannot

02:01:40.500 be

02:01:40.840 a

02:01:40.960 free

02:01:41.120 people

02:01:41.480 are

02:01:42.040 we

02:01:42.180 there

02:01:42.460 yet

02:01:42.780 I

02:01:45.400 told you

02:01:45.680 earlier

02:01:45.920 I

02:01:46.100 went

02:01:46.260 to

02:01:46.380 the

02:01:46.620 bookstore

02:01:47.200 yesterday

02:01:47.700 my

02:01:47.980 son

02:01:48.180 and

02:01:48.280 I

02:01:48.360 went

02:01:48.500 to

02:01:48.600 the

02:01:48.700 bookstore

02:01:48.960 and

02:01:49.160 I

02:01:49.260 was

02:01:49.360 like

02:01:49.500 we're

02:01:49.680 getting

02:01:49.880 books

02:01:50.280 I

02:01:52.220 haven't

02:01:52.540 read

02:01:52.680 I've

02:01:52.860 been

02:01:52.980 reading

02:01:53.400 online

02:01:54.080 it's

02:01:54.400 not

02:01:54.600 the

02:01:54.800 same

02:01:55.100 it's

02:01:55.500 just

02:01:55.760 not

02:01:56.060 the

02:01:56.260 same

02:01:56.600 you

02:01:57.240 got

02:01:57.420 you

02:01:57.640 can't

02:01:58.440 remember

02:01:58.900 because

02:01:59.320 you

02:01:59.520 remember

02:01:59.900 sometimes

02:02:00.440 with

02:02:01.800 your

02:02:01.940 fingers

02:02:02.280 you

02:02:02.640 remember

02:02:03.000 where

02:02:03.300 it

02:02:03.440 is

02:02:03.600 in

02:02:03.720 the

02:02:03.820 book

02:02:04.140 you

02:02:05.240 know

02:02:05.340 I

02:02:05.480 can

02:02:05.680 never

02:02:05.920 find

02:02:06.280 anything

02:02:06.660 digitally

02:02:07.160 I

02:02:07.400 can

02:02:07.560 never

02:02:07.900 find

02:02:08.260 where

02:02:08.480 it

02:02:08.600 is

02:02:08.740 in

02:02:08.840 the

02:02:08.920 book

02:02:09.080 I

02:02:09.300 can't

02:02:10.720 find

02:02:10.980 it

02:02:11.220 but

02:02:11.900 I

02:02:12.020 know

02:02:12.240 right

02:02:12.600 where

02:02:12.780 those

02:02:13.000 facts

02:02:13.340 are

02:02:13.600 if

02:02:13.840 I'm

02:02:14.020 reading

02:02:14.480 a

02:02:14.920 physical

02:02:15.260 copy

02:02:15.660 of

02:02:15.820 a

02:02:15.940 book

02:02:16.180 and

02:02:19.320 you

02:02:19.640 know

02:02:19.780 deep

02:02:20.140 reading

02:02:20.500 quiet

02:02:20.900 reflection

02:02:21.480 sustained

02:02:23.020 dialogue

02:02:23.700 pretty

02:02:24.260 rare

02:02:24.580 pretty

02:02:25.300 rare

02:02:25.580 our

02:02:26.380 mental

02:02:26.680 health

02:02:27.080 our

02:02:27.800 social

02:02:28.340 health

02:02:28.840 uh

02:02:30.020 you

02:02:30.200 know

02:02:30.400 kind

02:02:31.020 of

02:02:31.100 going

02:02:31.280 down

02:02:31.620 you

02:02:32.100 know

02:02:32.220 civic

02:02:32.600 health

02:02:32.980 eroded

02:02:33.860 a little

02:02:34.860 bit

02:02:35.180 I think

02:02:35.680 we all

02:02:36.000 agree

02:02:36.240 with

02:02:36.380 that

02:02:36.620 even

02:02:39.260 when

02:02:39.480 artificial

02:02:39.840 intelligence

02:02:40.540 is

02:02:40.760 trained

02:02:41.280 on

02:02:41.640 junk

02:02:41.920 content

02:02:42.480 degrade

02:02:43.360 in

02:02:43.680 reason

02:02:44.140 and we

02:02:45.520 still

02:02:45.740 feed

02:02:45.980 ourselves

02:02:46.280 the

02:02:46.480 same

02:02:46.640 thing

02:02:47.140 do

02:02:51.300 it

02:02:51.440 are we

02:02:51.760 going to

02:02:51.980 keep

02:02:52.140 doing

02:02:52.300 that

02:02:52.440 are we

02:02:52.620 going to

02:02:52.820 choose

02:02:53.120 to do

02:02:53.500 something

02:02:53.780 different

02:02:54.140 well

02:02:54.620 the first

02:02:54.900 thing

02:02:55.040 is

02:02:55.200 we

02:02:55.320 got

02:02:55.460 to

02:02:55.520 get

02:02:55.640 people

02:02:55.880 to

02:02:56.040 understand

02:02:56.380 it

02:02:56.680 we

02:02:57.120 got

02:02:57.240 to

02:02:57.340 get

02:02:57.480 people

02:02:57.720 can

02:02:57.920 we

02:02:58.020 get

02:02:58.160 people

02:02:58.400 to

02:02:58.520 even

02:02:58.700 can

02:02:59.360 we

02:02:59.500 really

02:02:59.780 can

02:03:01.380 we

02:03:02.220 actually

02:03:02.720 listen

02:03:03.120 to

02:03:03.340 this

02:03:03.720 and

02:03:05.720 then

02:03:05.940 engage

02:03:06.700 again

02:03:07.100 in

02:03:07.260 thoughtful

02:03:07.540 reading

02:03:08.020 and

02:03:08.480 conversation

02:03:09.100 and

02:03:09.460 meaningful

02:03:10.140 silence

02:03:11.000 it

02:03:14.620 starts

02:03:14.920 with

02:03:15.120 awareness

02:03:15.520 and

02:03:16.600 then

02:03:16.800 choice

02:03:17.300 what

02:03:18.560 do

02:03:18.640 you

02:03:18.720 permit

02:03:19.000 what

02:03:20.120 are you

02:03:20.400 going to

02:03:20.520 put

02:03:20.680 into

02:03:20.860 your

02:03:21.020 body

02:03:21.300 what

02:03:21.520 do

02:03:21.580 you

02:03:21.660 permit

02:03:21.960 into

02:03:22.240 your

02:03:22.380 mind

02:03:22.720 otherwise

02:03:26.240 one day

02:03:26.680 we're all

02:03:27.100 going to

02:03:27.340 look around

02:03:27.780 and we're

02:03:28.180 going to

02:03:28.460 realize

02:03:28.680 we didn't

02:03:28.980 just

02:03:29.180 lose

02:03:29.400 time

02:03:29.800 we lost

02:03:30.720 the

02:03:30.860 capacity

02:03:31.340 to

02:03:31.640 deeply

02:03:32.140 think

02:03:32.580 and

02:03:32.920 deeply

02:03:33.200 connect

02:03:33.720 deeply

02:03:34.540 live

02:03:34.900 or

02:03:35.060 then

02:03:35.440 again

02:03:35.700 maybe

02:03:35.940 we're

02:03:36.140 just

02:03:36.320 so

02:03:36.520 stupid 0.75

02:03:36.960 and

02:03:37.200 shallow

02:03:37.480 that

02:03:37.700 we

02:03:37.820 don't

02:03:38.680 know

02:03:39.040 we're

02:03:39.760 like

02:03:39.900 I'm

02:03:40.220 happy

02:03:40.680 are you

02:03:41.360 happy

02:03:41.840 I can't

02:03:43.200 what was

02:03:43.840 the question

02:03:44.380 I was

02:03:44.820 what are you

02:03:45.340 what are you

02:03:45.960 saying

02:03:46.280 maybe that's

02:03:47.600 I mean

02:03:48.100 maybe that's

02:03:48.840 maybe that's

02:03:49.680 a better

02:03:50.020 life

02:03:50.520 I love

02:03:52.260 my family

02:03:52.960 I don't know

02:03:53.800 who my

02:03:54.120 family is

02:03:54.700 but I love

02:03:55.260 them

02:03:55.660 politics

02:03:57.540 I don't

02:03:58.180 vote I

02:03:58.600 didn't vote

02:03:58.940 for a long

02:03:59.460 time

02:04:00.100 look at what's

02:04:01.160 on YouTube

02:04:01.720 TikTok

02:04:03.920 TikTok

02:04:04.340 TikTok

02:04:04.580 TikTok

02:04:04.640 okay

02:04:07.120 it's up to us

02:04:08.580 America

02:04:08.940 all right

02:04:09.620 more in just a second

02:04:10.660 let me tell you about

02:04:13.660 Cozy Earth

02:04:14.160 when you come home

02:04:14.820 after the holiday

02:04:15.720 hustle

02:04:16.060 the meals

02:04:16.540 the runarounds

02:04:17.160 the lights

02:04:17.680 that stop working

02:04:18.360 you deserve one thing

02:04:19.260 real pause

02:04:20.420 and that's

02:04:21.020 pause starts with

02:04:22.200 bubble cuddle

02:04:23.040 it's a blanket

02:04:24.000 from Cozy Earth

02:04:24.860 it's not just

02:04:25.940 another throw

02:04:26.600 it's a texture

02:04:27.840 you can feel

02:04:28.760 plush

02:04:29.300 faux fur

02:04:30.180 bubble design

02:04:31.040 that invites you

02:04:31.900 to wrap up

02:04:32.560 let go

02:04:33.260 just breathe

02:04:33.840 let yourself

02:04:34.640 go and breathe

02:04:35.360 girl 0.91

02:04:35.700 you do it

02:04:36.620 people call it

02:04:37.840 a cloud

02:04:38.320 that you know

02:04:39.280 you won't want

02:04:39.900 to unwrap

02:04:40.560 I don't

02:04:41.440 I call it a blanket

02:04:42.340 my wife just 0.96

02:04:43.120 will never let me

02:04:43.920 use because she 0.91

02:04:44.520 has it all the

02:04:45.080 time

02:04:45.340 okay

02:04:45.920 everybody's busy

02:04:47.560 the decor is

02:04:48.700 halfway done

02:04:49.440 the guests

02:04:50.100 are on their

02:04:50.520 way

02:04:50.920 you can set

02:04:52.460 the scene

02:04:53.100 you know

02:04:53.620 whatever

02:04:54.960 you want to go

02:04:56.420 you want to go

02:04:57.040 shopping

02:04:57.300 get your wife 1.00

02:04:57.960 done

02:04:58.420 get all the

02:04:59.040 women in your

02:04:59.500 wife

02:04:59.780 get all their

02:05:00.660 shopping done

02:05:01.140 right now

02:05:01.860 this blanket

02:05:03.260 it is

02:05:04.600 it's the calm

02:05:05.960 that meets the

02:05:07.240 storm

02:05:07.600 you know what I'm

02:05:08.420 saying

02:05:08.600 right now

02:05:09.460 Black Friday

02:05:10.060 has come early

02:05:10.800 at CozyEarth.com

02:05:12.280 stack my code

02:05:13.440 Beck on top of

02:05:14.320 their site-wide sale

02:05:15.220 get 40% off

02:05:16.760 the deals aren't

02:05:17.320 going to last long

02:05:18.020 remember this is

02:05:18.880 the Black Friday

02:05:19.540 sale

02:05:19.820 they've opened

02:05:20.320 it up early

02:05:20.880 for you

02:05:21.360 head to

02:05:21.940 CozyEarth.com

02:05:22.920 use the promo

02:05:23.480 code Beck

02:05:24.160 and wrap

02:05:25.280 the one

02:05:25.860 that you love

02:05:26.720 in luxury

02:05:27.480 this season

02:05:28.080 with CozyEarth

02:05:29.020 and if you get

02:05:29.780 a post-purchase

02:05:31.160 survey

02:05:31.460 don't forget

02:05:32.100 mention you

02:05:32.480 heard about

02:05:33.000 me

02:05:34.020 from me

02:05:34.920 about CozyEarth

02:05:36.100 it's

02:05:36.580 CozyEarth.com

02:05:37.540 slash Beck

02:05:38.500 use the promo

02:05:39.180 code Beck

02:05:39.880 teach your kids

02:05:42.700 right

02:05:43.140 shoot

02:05:45.020 you know

02:05:45.860 schools won't

02:05:46.720 do it for you

02:05:47.460 this

02:05:49.480 is Glenn Beck

02:05:50.840 welcome to the

02:06:11.140 Glenn Beck

02:06:11.620 program

02:06:12.100 Glenn so

02:06:14.920 you're just

02:06:15.520 to back up

02:06:16.580 what you were

02:06:16.840 just talking

02:06:17.240 about face-to-face

02:06:18.160 socializing

02:06:18.800 time

02:06:19.120 for all

02:06:20.600 Americans

02:06:21.160 since 2003

02:06:22.480 down

02:06:23.700 20%

02:06:25.320 and if you

02:06:26.020 think about

02:06:26.320 just that

02:06:27.080 holy

02:06:27.200 wait

02:06:27.720 wait

02:06:28.380 what

02:06:29.220 think about

02:06:29.880 that

02:06:30.100 your time

02:06:30.900 just socializing

02:06:31.700 with other

02:06:32.040 people

02:06:32.420 it down

02:06:33.500 20%

02:06:34.500 for all

02:06:35.160 Americans

02:06:35.500 over the

02:06:35.800 past 20

02:06:36.300 years

02:06:36.540 but it's

02:06:36.940 that's not

02:06:37.280 even the

02:06:37.580 craziest

02:06:37.920 part

02:06:38.380 younger

02:06:39.380 Americans

02:06:39.980 it's down

02:06:40.520 40 to

02:06:41.240 50%

02:06:42.180 time

02:06:43.000 spend

02:06:43.380 attending

02:06:43.880 or hosting

02:06:45.020 social events

02:06:45.980 has fallen

02:06:46.560 with about

02:06:47.380 between 50

02:06:48.560 and 70%

02:06:49.760 among young

02:06:50.360 adults

02:06:50.820 since 2003

02:06:52.600 that's a

02:06:53.220 total

02:06:53.480 think of the

02:06:53.880 damage

02:06:54.260 isolation

02:06:55.100 did

02:06:55.620 with COVID

02:06:56.340 just think

02:06:57.380 of that

02:06:57.760 what is

02:06:59.860 this kind

02:07:00.760 of self-imposed

02:07:01.940 isolation

02:07:02.640 what

02:07:04.020 what are the

02:07:04.740 ramifications

02:07:05.320 that is

02:07:05.960 stunning

02:07:07.040 send that

02:07:08.700 to me

02:07:09.000 will you

02:07:09.360 I

02:07:09.580 gotta post

02:07:11.100 that

02:07:11.280 that's

02:07:11.580 amazing

02:07:12.320 this

02:07:15.560 is Glenn

02:07:16.760 Beck

The Glenn Beck Program - November 11, 2025

Glenn Exposes Democrat Lies About Obamacare & the Shutdown ｜ 11⧸11⧸25

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