In this episode of The Glenn Beck Program, host Glenn Beck is joined by Sarah Palin and Sarah Palin's husband, former Vice President Joe Biden. The two discuss the upcoming primary election, the Democratic National Committee, and much more.
00:05:51.66056-year-old father who shot four family members and a family friend before turning the gun on himself following the deadly rampage at the Pawtucket ice rink.
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00:06:09.300Roberto Esposito, Pawtucket police chief Tina Goncalves says during a press conference Monday night,
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00:24:58.880You know, I saw a story about Canada and Mark Carney deciding that he wants to go and have a little, you know, just jam his tongue down the throats of all the Marxist leadership in China.
00:25:52.820Your policies are so close to matching the Chinese system.
00:25:57.040When we watched you arrest all of those truckers during COVID, I thought, wow, Mao, is that you?
00:26:04.840I'm having a hard time sometimes differentiating between, you know, the Canadian policies from your government and Mao.
00:26:14.100Oh, this is why I can't ever be president because I would have, I mean, they would have said to me yesterday, sir, stop pushing the button.
00:26:25.440We ran out of missiles 15 minutes ago.
00:26:27.260But I slept and so I got up this morning and I wrote a little speech that I would like President Trump to give to the Canadians and if he won't do it, I will.
00:26:40.960I'd like the president to come on and say, my fellow Americans and to our friends and neighbors in Canada, we bear no ill will towards Canada.
00:26:49.300We love the people of Canada, but you know what?
00:27:05.760Our families cross the same border every day in peace because for decades we have believed in the same principles, freedom, accountability, and the dignity of the individual.
00:27:16.920But our friendship does not erase reality.
00:27:19.760And we have reached a moment when reality demands real clarity.
00:27:27.080Let me just say this to Canada and for the rest of the world and for everybody listening to my voice right now.
00:28:18.640You want us to pay our fair share on tariffs and you want us to be your friend and pay for some of the things that you guys have been doing for us.
00:28:27.280We're going to either cry or we're going to run to China.
00:28:30.800If you align yourself with Chinese Communist Party members, allowing the Chinese state-linked firms into your telecoms, your 5G, your cloud, your ports, your power grids, your satellite, your space, your sensitive minerals refining and strategic infrastructure, your intelligence systems, any of that, then the nature of our alliance has got to change.
00:28:55.940And it has to change, not because we wanted to, but because the foundation of trust is gone.
00:29:04.300Trust, you know, any alliance, the foundation must be trust.
00:29:07.780And if that trust is gone, then it has consequences.
00:29:10.640So let's talk, frankly, Canada, what your choice means.
00:31:08.460Because the United States Navy said so.
00:31:11.760And it was our taxpayers that funded the shield that allowed you as our allies to invest a lot less in military might so you could be more prosperous.
00:35:08.620And Canada, you know, my father used to say, all right, before he disciplined me, that's going to hurt me more than it's going to hurt you.
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01:00:05.360So we're with Judy Shelton, and she is the author of the book Good is Gold, which is a doable framework to get us back on the gold standard.
01:00:15.060You know, the problem, Judy, that I see, you said it amazes you how many people don't believe there's gold in there.
01:00:22.920The reason why we don't is there's not an audit.
01:00:26.100Why doesn't our government, if there is gold there, why won't our government let actual, I mean, the queen walked in with a bunch of cameras.
01:01:13.920I brought it up recently, and yes, but I think there's another aspect.
01:01:19.840Physically, the audit has been to, in past years, to just observe that certain seals have not been broken.
01:01:29.420But if we're talking about a physical audit, I think that's something much more profound and convincing.
01:01:38.380But you also need to ensure that there are no encumbrances, that is, no financial contracts that in any way represent a lien against that as collateral.
01:01:49.940Somebody told me once that rehypothecation is going to be a real problem because they believed that we have taken our gold and others' gold, and our Federal Reserve has just kind of mixed them all together and said, okay, this is for you.
01:02:08.680But we're also going to use that to back up this money over here and this project over here.
01:02:14.120And it's been used over and over and over again that if the crap ever hits the fan, we've used that gold so many times who actually owns it.
01:02:26.740Well, I think that needs to be sorted out in a convincing way.
01:02:30.620That brings out that accounting nerd personality I referred to earlier in myself, and I think that's an extremely important task.
01:02:42.740The Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, is considered the central bank of central banks.
01:02:50.620And gold is still used to facilitate exchanges.
01:02:55.680A number of countries have kept their gold for a long time in the basement of the New York Federal Reserve District Bank.
01:03:05.140Some of them are requesting that it be returned to their own vaults, which I think is significant.
01:03:12.600And gold has long been part of the international financial system.
01:03:17.840Alan Greenspan, who was a legendary central banker of the world's most important central bank, our Federal Reserve,
01:03:25.680has always said that the only truly global money is gold.
01:03:32.620You know, I know that Trump nominated you to be on the Federal Reserve Board, which I would have been just cheering for.
01:03:39.780And, you know, people came out of the woodwork to make sure that they torpedoed that.
01:03:45.480How do you feel about the Federal Reserve?
01:03:47.420And, I mean, can we start with the 2008 crash?
01:03:51.280I mean, that just seemed like a giant bailout for the banks, and everybody else got screwed.
01:03:56.940And we set ourselves up for worse, worse problems now.
01:04:01.740Well, the thing is, the Federal Reserve keeps for itself enormous powers on the justification that it is in the premier position to prevent financial instability.
01:04:18.580So, no other institution could be held more responsible for 2008.
01:04:25.720The Fed's job is to properly calibrate the demand for money and credit to the needs of the economy.
01:04:33.720And no one at the Fed saw that coming.
01:04:36.860So, we end up having this debacle, and it ends up requiring bailouts, as you say.
01:04:47.080And for me, what's bothersome is that the Fed, as a result of that, instead of being chastised, really insisted on enlarging the enormous powers that it already had.
01:05:01.260And we saw that under Ben Bernanke as the head of the Fed, our central bank engaged in these massive programs of purchasing treasury debt and mortgage-backed securities and bringing about zero interest rates for seven years.
01:05:21.340And I think it was just a stagnant time for the economy.
01:05:25.880And remember, when President Trump was first running, like in 2015 and 2016, he said, I'm a developer.
01:05:37.240Of course, I always like low interest rates.
01:05:39.740But he said, this is so unfair for good people who are responsible and who go to the bank and save some money every week.
01:05:50.640And I think it's this monetary favoritism that has come out of the Federal Reserve's policies that that has caused me to, I ended up being branded a gold bug as if that's kind of a bad thing.
01:08:49.740Well, first of all, we've actually got 49 sponsors.
01:08:53.620Susan Collins has indicated support for us.
01:08:57.040So we're up to 50, which means we're in a position where we would survive a motion to proceed to this motion to proceed to a House pass message takes place at a simple majority vote.
01:09:08.480J.D. Vance being available to break the tie.
01:09:11.080And I'm still hopeful that we'll pick up a small handful of other senators along the way.
01:09:19.020The next step after that is where it gets interesting because we don't have anything close to 60 votes at this point.
01:09:27.100And although we'd love to pick up that many, we can't be guaranteed that we'll get there in time.
01:09:33.540I think this is an appropriate place to restore the talking filibuster, to make senators actually speak if they want to filibuster a bill.
01:09:42.960A filibuster has long been used since the dawn of the republic, the creation of the U.S. Senate.
01:09:47.740It's been used as a tool by which senators have procedural rights to theoretically unlimited debate.
01:09:55.240But throughout time, it's been understood that that requires you to actually speak because that's what the right is.
01:10:02.060It's about speaking, about debating through speaking.
01:10:06.080This is the Jimmy Stewart, Mr. Smith goes to Washington kind of filibuster.
01:10:23.820You can speak only twice on the same legislative matter, on the same legislative day.
01:10:29.040We can remain in the same legislative day for weeks or even months on end.
01:10:32.980And that has happened for prolonged periods of time in the past.
01:10:36.900But over the last few decades, we've sort of lost that part of it.
01:10:41.200And we have allowed senators to have the benefits of filibustering without actually going to the Senate chamber, standing up, getting recognized and speaking.
01:10:49.900And so it's become what I refer to as the zombie filibuster.
01:11:21.340What I believe is that we ought to, for some legislation, including and especially this one, we ought to bring back the talking filibuster.
01:11:29.260If they want a filibuster, make them speak.
01:11:31.780We've made it way too easy for them for way too long.
01:11:35.160It's time to take action, especially on a bill like the Save America Act that's supported by, as you point out, about more than two out of three Democrats and more than four out of five Americans on average on the whole.
01:11:51.380It's not that often you find a bill like this one that is that popular and is still opposed strongly by members of one party in the United States Senate.
01:12:01.000This is a case not just of Democrats versus Republicans.
01:12:05.380This is about Washington, D.C. versus everybody else.
01:12:08.540But the Republicans in Washington are with the people Democrats are against them.
01:12:12.300So why won't the Democrats, I mean, I know that it is, it's complex to do it this way.
01:12:18.300You have to have, you know, a certain number of Republicans all there all the time to make sure that it, you know, you don't change the legislative day.
01:12:56.120So I don't know why they say that this is going to destroy, because I think that's just a lie.
01:12:59.940But the second thing on this is, why are the Republicans seemingly afraid to make these guys stand up in front of the American people, stop the government for possibly weeks on end, to defend something that even their own party is for?
01:13:19.420Why wouldn't you see that as a giant win for the Republicans?
01:13:26.080Senate Republicans should absolutely see this as a giant win, which it is, undeniably.
01:13:32.760Look, the American people understand that we need to be fighting, and they'd be happy about this, regardless of the outcome, but especially if we won, which I believe we would.
01:13:45.060Now, as far as why some might be reluctant, the best argument I can make is I don't think this is a close call.
01:13:54.500I think this is a no-brainer, not just to try to pass it, but to try to pass it through this mechanism by restoring the talking filibuster.
01:14:01.620The best argument I can make as to why somebody might be reluctant is that because this has not been done in decades like this, it's been decades since we've done it like that.
01:14:12.380People are afraid of what they don't know, what they don't understand.
01:14:16.660They're afraid of what is unfamiliar, and they're also not certain as to how long it might take, exactly how it might turn out.
01:14:26.700There is no absolute, you know, a certain victory here, as there never is in any legislative endeavor or any human endeavor for that matter.
01:14:50.380Now, as to why Democrats don't support this, Democrats in the Senate as opposed to Democrats among the American people who overwhelmingly support this,
01:14:58.880I'm always a little reluctant to step into the shoes and peer into the mind of another individual.
01:15:06.080I don't have that ability that is typically something that we associate with deity and something that we mortals can't do.
01:15:16.220But one has to wonder, and I think it is very reasonable to ask, whether the status quo just works for them.
01:15:26.980Works for them in a way that really ought to trouble all of us deeply.
01:15:32.620What if they don't want to discover what if they don't want to discover what's in that box that we want to open?
01:15:38.480What if they don't want anyone knowing the extent to which this might now be or might in the future prove to be a source of votes that they might be able to tap into?
01:15:52.620What if this flood of illegal immigration that we have between 2021 and 2025, in which 10 or 15 million people came into the country illegally, coupled with the fact that under the NVRA of law passed in 1993,
01:16:07.780that has subsequently been wrongly, but conclusively interpreted by the courts as prohibiting the states from taking any steps to verify citizenship when someone applies for a driver's license and under the NVRA supplied form,
01:16:23.860checks the box and then signs their name saying, I want to register to vote and trust me, bro, I am a citizen and I'm entitled to vote in U.S. elections?
01:16:35.780What if that's too big of a prize for them to give up?
01:16:41.960And that's one of the reasons why I find the Save America Act such a compelling piece of legislation and why I've been talking about it relentlessly.
01:16:51.020So the president, I spoke to the president, I think last week about this, and I said, we've got to do everything again.
01:18:22.420And it's a lot harder, um, for a subsequent administration to undo a law than it is an executive order.
01:18:31.200And it's also a lot harder for them to get this thing halted in court if it's not.
01:18:37.340It's a statute that leaves no ambiguity as opposed to an executive order, which, uh, very often is fraught with litigation risks in part because some executive orders end up having to be based on authorities that are not quite as crystal clear as they need to be.
01:19:16.100I have repeatedly made the case to him personally, privately, and with the rest of the Senate Republican conference, uh, including, um, uh, uh, last week for about an hour, uh, to all my Senate Republican colleagues.
01:19:32.140About the need for the legislation and about how I think we ought to go about it by restoring the talking filibuster and how that would work.
01:19:41.260Um, he is taking the matter under advisement and is continuing to hear from me and others that, that we think this needs to happen.
01:19:50.160Um, so that is not yet decided, but I am godly optimistic that we will get to the right place because this is how it has to be done.
01:20:01.840Um, all we lose, if we try, all we lose is some time, but it's what we've got on our side.
01:20:15.080We need to have this fight, uh, in the worst case scenario, we try it and, and somehow, uh, we, we walk away and the thing falls apart.
01:20:26.080By the way, I think the only way it falls apart is if we don't have wholehearted support, both from our own Senate Republican leadership and from our Senate Republican rank and file membership.
01:20:37.240It would, would take, um, strong support and a commitment to work as a team on this, but you know, we, we can do hard things.
01:20:45.140And I, I believe this would take some time somewhere between a few days and a few weeks, I think is the magic ticket.
01:20:51.760But because this hasn't been tried in a while, we're not exactly sure how it would end or how long it would take, but we still have to do it.
01:21:00.500When does this, aren't you guys, aren't you guys out of session this week?
01:21:08.940My preference was, and I had been making the case to president Trump and to leader soon that the ideal time to do it would be starting a week from tomorrow,
01:21:20.240Wednesday, the 25th of February, I think it would have been perfect.
01:21:24.640You know, the day after the state of the union address, what happened at the end of last week was highly disappointing where after this prolonged process, uh, and these spending bills in which the Democrats had gotten victory after victory, after victory.
01:21:43.680And they had gotten us to maintain these ridiculous spending levels while cutting spending by a modest degree, um, small victory in and of itself, but overall spending levels were still too high.
01:21:57.080It was still fraught with all kinds of earmarks and Democrat priorities.
01:22:00.360Even after all that, Chuck Schumer and the Democrats said, yeah, after all that, we're still not going to vote to pass that spending package unless you remove Homeland Security funding.
01:22:12.140So they pulled that part out and left that ride separately.
01:22:15.440Then when we tried to keep that funded last week, uh, rather than saying, okay, you're not going to the Munich security conference, Democrats, you're going to stay here until we get this done.
01:22:33.420So we're, we're going to have to deal with department of Homeland security funding when we get back.
01:22:37.080I think that was a big mistake, but I hope that, um, as soon as possible, after we figure out how to keep the department of Homeland security funded, we can turn to this bill to save America act and fix this, uh, awful vulnerability in our election security by passing it through the enforcement of the talking filibuster.
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01:29:05.660Why does it feel like you can't breathe?
01:29:08.200Every time I go into a grocery store, every time I go into a fast food place, my wife and I went to, I don't remember what, a Chick-fil-A or something.
01:29:45.800I think of people who work hard every day, play by the rules, and then, you know, you just want to stop and get some fast food, and you can't because it's crazy.
01:29:55.240You're going to go to the grocery store and buy, you know, buy food at the grocery store, which, you know, for the two of us, you know, we can spend $300, $400.
01:30:48.300So, that price is going to go up because there's not enough goods, there's not enough housing out there, not enough money, so they're going to raise prices.
01:30:57.000So, you're going to just go over there, and you'll spend whatever you have to if you need a house.
01:31:02.200Well, that leaves all the other people out that don't have a house, and that leaves them disenfranchised.
01:31:07.540The other thing is, you've worked hard your whole life.
01:31:10.200If you're 30 years old, maybe you're 40, you still don't own a house, and you know that your parents bought a house in the 1980s, and they had a 2,000-square-foot house, and it was a nice house.
01:32:16.180Let's say you're a builder, and when you go to reach for your tape measure or your ruler, you need a ruler, and that ruler has to be exact.
01:32:36.800But what if I could convince builders and bankers and anybody else involved in the construction business to use a ruler that moves, a ruler that, uh, it shrinks by 2% every year.
01:34:57.240It's just material costs, supply shortages, et cetera, et cetera.
01:35:02.100And, you know, if you want to upgrade to a 2,000-square-foot home, you could, which a 2,000-square-foot home would now be a 2,500-square-foot house if you were using a solid measuring stick.
01:35:26.340Because using the funky ruler that they've been using, 2,500-square-foot home is actually 2,000.
01:35:32.680So you're buying the same house for more money, and you just take it, and you sit there, and then 30 years later, all of a sudden, the ruler has shrunk by 45%.
01:35:46.800Borrowers need bigger loans because to buy that 2,000-square-foot house is just not big enough for you anymore.
01:44:26.840You're paying now for people who can't afford health insurance or don't have health insurance or just expecting to get free health insurance because they don't have any money.
01:44:36.000And they go and use our hospitals, which means that makes it harder for you to get and more expensive for you to have medicine and to see a doctor because this system, you have to pay for it one way or another.
01:46:09.120I don't even, I hate to even call it capitalism because it's not, this is, this is just cronyism.
01:46:16.640All of these people have figured out a way who gets rich.
01:46:19.700If I'm, if I'm changing the ruler, uh, and I'm building houses and I'm building smaller and smaller houses because that's what the measurements say.
01:46:29.120But I can charge you more and more money for the same house that I built 2000 square feet.
01:50:19.960Everything that I was promised is now a lie.
01:50:22.800Uh, I mean, what, what do I, what do I do here now?
01:50:29.120So, you know, when I said, Donald Trump is doing everything he can to change this, he's changing the world order, which is going to involve this, but also every economic indicator is headed in the right direction.
01:50:39.940Well, except for one, every economic indicator is headed in the right direction.
01:50:45.880And he believes in growing the pie, growing the economy, which I'm 100% in with.
01:50:52.960When I said there's one indicator that is not, that it's going in the wrong direction, that is government spending because government spending takes that 2% inflation target and makes it almost impossible to achieve.
01:51:07.060So it's stealing more money out of your 401k.
01:51:10.760And you never even, you don't even notice it.
01:51:14.020You notice it when you go try to buy something or you try to retire.
01:51:16.780And you're like, I don't have enough money to be able to retire.
01:51:19.860And so, you know, I said earlier today, cause I came in in a, in a mood to say the least.
01:51:39.660And I know you are too, but I looked at all of the news and I thought everything that is going on in the news today, uh, let me just give you some of these dogs over Muslims.
01:52:11.620Not helpful, but Islamists, I would pick over dogs over Islamists every day of the week, every day, twice on Sunday, maybe four times on Monday.
01:52:31.520If you don't say something and stop it, you will have the Islamification of the United States of America, which is by the way, our first special on torch.
01:52:59.100It starts with saying things like, you know, dogs have no place in New York and everybody just shut their mouth and just going along with it.
01:54:03.100Uh, let's see the Dems and a DHS and ice.
01:54:08.500Why, why are we having these, you know, Hillary Clinton said earlier this week that, uh, you know, uh, Bill, we didn't have these problems with Bill Clinton when he did it, when my husband did it or when Barack Obama did it.
01:57:00.340It comes directly from the Republicans.
01:57:03.100So don't think that I don't have a problem with the spending of the Republicans because the Republicans have progressive spending policies.
01:57:31.120We can get an aircraft carrier from the East Coast of America to the Middle East faster than they can get oil or gasoline from the Bahamas to California.
02:00:06.760And all of our enemies know it and they love it.
02:00:09.460We are committing suicide in every way possible from, hey, let's not say anything about, you know, not having dogs because they're not Islamic, to transgenderism, to tax policies, to the Fed and the 2% inflation rate that they're trying.
02:00:31.540Everything, everything, it's suicidal in the end.
02:01:22.740You remember when owning your own home was something new and exciting when you held the keys for the first time and it felt like freedom, you know, like something that you had built, like you had arrived.
02:01:33.760And then somewhere along the way, it stopped feeling like that.
02:02:00.040Take a look at your current mortgage, your equity.
02:02:01.920See if the goal's what you have, whether there's a smarter structure available, whether that means lowering your monthly payment, consolidating high interest debt, or just realizing your loan with your life today and just syncing them up.
02:02:15.160Homeownership should feel like stability, not strain.
02:02:17.520And sometimes all it takes to reclaim that feeling is a better plan.
02:03:24.020I mean, today you've got an awful lot extra from me that we're going to the commercial breaks and I wasn't, I didn't have time to finish or I want to say something.
02:03:32.480And then also Justin and Jason Buttrell hosts this show within a show.
02:04:06.560Loretta asked you, will the government confiscate physical gold if they go on the gold standard?
02:04:11.860So, um, they say no, but I don't believe them.
02:04:17.680Um, but I don't think if the, if you do it the way Judy Shelton, uh, was talking about today, they, they don't have to.
02:04:24.280Um, I think Judy has the right way of going onto the gold standard, which is a little bit at a time.
02:04:29.440Um, you know, you just, you make it in bonds, long-term bonds, uh, and you're really, you're, you're targeting the people that are actually buying our debt in big bulk.
02:04:42.380And so you slowly go onto it, which is really good.