The Glenn Beck Program - October 27, 2025


Glenn Makes a BIG Announcement About His Future | Guest: Brandon Tseng | 10⧸27⧸25


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 6 minutes

Words per Minute

158.57518

Word Count

20,128

Sentence Count

577

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

31


Summary

Glenn Beck announces a big announcement that will change the course of his life forever! Today's episode of the Glenn Beck Program is a must-listen if you want to understand why the government is failing us and what we should do about it.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 quite a show today big announcement at the top of uh hour two today first let me tell you about
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00:02:58.820 Oh, the compassion, the compassion of the Democrats
00:03:05.540 They just, they don't want to see any children starve
00:03:09.120 Unless it will help them in the primaries
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00:04:25.820 So the federal government has remained closed
00:04:30.900 Because they will not pass a continuing resolution
00:04:34.400 A clean CR, as they call it
00:04:36.880 And the responsibility of that failure falls directly
00:04:40.940 On one of the two major parties
00:04:43.140 And that party is the Democrat Party
00:04:45.460 The political speak is echoing through the halls of Congress
00:04:53.160 Our military is now being funded by private dollars
00:04:56.400 I can't believe it
00:04:57.840 This week is the week our air traffic controllers
00:05:00.600 Will stop receiving a paycheck
00:05:02.220 And so we'll be at the mercy of those who are like
00:05:04.220 I'll work for free
00:05:05.320 And worst of all
00:05:07.500 Deep in America's neighborhoods
00:05:11.220 Children are going to go to bed hungry
00:05:14.140 Now I am not a fan of big social programs
00:05:20.000 I think the welfare system that we have created in this country
00:05:24.920 Has done nothing for poverty
00:05:26.520 And all of the stats bear this out
00:05:28.980 Zero for poverty
00:05:30.700 In fact, it may have even gotten worse
00:05:33.040 But the party that purports to represent the weakest among us
00:05:37.240 The ones who are like
00:05:37.980 They want your children to starve in the middle of the street
00:05:41.360 The ones who represent the weakest
00:05:44.700 Are the ones who are refusing to keep the lights on
00:05:47.520 Or now to secure the food on the table
00:05:51.060 For the poor and the vulnerable
00:05:53.300 Literally
00:05:55.100 The poorest among us
00:05:57.180 The children that they're always saying
00:05:59.220 Are going to starve to death
00:06:00.640 They are going to take the food out of their mouth
00:06:04.240 And it reveals who they really are
00:06:07.280 Okay, what really matters to them
00:06:09.220 Their inaction is truly a choice
00:06:11.540 And it's the condemning of the poor
00:06:14.440 That they say they're for
00:06:15.780 Through these government programs
00:06:17.120 I say that's not the way to do it
00:06:19.580 They say it is
00:06:20.720 But now, after they have enslaved people
00:06:24.260 On these government programs
00:06:25.940 They're just yanking the carpet out
00:06:27.960 So here's what actually is happening
00:06:30.320 On October 1st
00:06:32.720 The federal government entered shutdown
00:06:34.220 Because Congress failed to pass
00:06:36.100 A full year appropriations
00:06:38.140 Or a stopgap, CR, continuing resolution
00:06:40.840 To fund the essential programs
00:06:42.960 The Republicans have been there the whole time
00:06:45.840 Going, pass this, pass this, pass this
00:06:47.320 We can even do a two-week
00:06:48.400 We can do a four-week
00:06:49.360 Let's just keep government functioning
00:06:50.820 But they won't do it
00:06:52.100 Now, among the programs at risk
00:06:54.920 Now, beginning November 1st
00:06:57.180 Is the nation's primary food aid mechanism
00:07:01.080 The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
00:07:04.740 You know, SNAP
00:07:06.280 The one the Democrats said
00:07:08.140 They had to expand under Obama
00:07:10.840 Now, according to the most recent data
00:07:14.220 SNAP is serving an average of 42 million people
00:07:19.540 Every single month
00:07:21.000 That's 12% of all of the people
00:07:24.320 That live here in the United States
00:07:25.860 In fiscal year 2024
00:07:27.640 Okay, 12%
00:07:29.800 And the U.S. Department of Agriculture
00:07:32.280 Has now said
00:07:33.620 Okay, we don't have the contingency funds
00:07:36.360 The ones we do have
00:07:38.300 The ones we do have can't legally be used
00:07:39.820 To cover normal monthly SNAP benefits
00:07:42.440 In the funding gap
00:07:43.740 The President has tried to do everything he can
00:07:46.520 But court systems just keep shutting him down
00:07:49.120 And I don't want to give the President more power
00:07:51.600 To be able to do whatever he wants
00:07:53.540 Okay
00:07:54.560 Fund the government
00:07:56.800 Now, here's the implication
00:07:59.220 As early as next week
00:08:01.300 Millions may no longer receive their benefits
00:08:04.400 Or they will face a delay and a reduction
00:08:07.340 We know
00:08:09.600 Because we've gone through this over and over again
00:08:11.320 These are always partisan standoffs
00:08:12.940 But we are now witnessing
00:08:14.420 Where the Democrats
00:08:15.660 Are weaponizing hunger
00:08:18.340 The SNAP program
00:08:20.860 Traces all of its roots
00:08:22.880 Back to the Democrats
00:08:24.380 The food stamp era
00:08:25.960 Of the 1960s and the 1970s
00:08:28.340 By 2020
00:08:29.700 It was helping over 40 million people
00:08:33.100 Now, the previous shutdowns
00:08:36.240 Have delayed benefits
00:08:37.500 Okay
00:08:37.980 But not endangered
00:08:39.180 The monthly food assistance
00:08:40.920 To tens of millions of people
00:08:42.840 Directly
00:08:43.740 Shutdowns
00:08:45.920 Are supposed to be
00:08:47.340 A bureaucratic interruption
00:08:48.720 That's why I celebrate
00:08:50.360 Shutdowns
00:08:51.540 Okay
00:08:51.780 I don't want basic programs
00:08:54.180 To be cut
00:08:54.880 But I do love the fact
00:08:57.160 That we can look at the government
00:08:58.760 And say
00:08:59.120 Wow
00:08:59.480 A lot of you seem to be
00:09:01.580 Non-critical
00:09:03.100 Or non-essential employees
00:09:04.740 But now we have a shutdown
00:09:07.060 That threatens to pull the food
00:09:08.780 Out from American children
00:09:11.360 I say this kind of with glee
00:09:14.980 Because they've always said
00:09:16.700 We want to harm children
00:09:17.940 And none of us want to harm children
00:09:20.000 But the Democrats
00:09:21.540 Are actually going out
00:09:23.960 By choice
00:09:25.220 It is their choice
00:09:26.720 To pull funding
00:09:28.980 They say is absolutely necessary
00:09:31.720 To feed children in America
00:09:33.620 And they're okay with it
00:09:35.440 This is the party of social compassion
00:09:37.880 Remember
00:09:38.320 They have in recent years
00:09:41.420 Accused Republicans
00:09:42.400 Of refusing to negotiate
00:09:43.980 Being unwilling to compromise
00:09:46.080 On budgets
00:09:46.920 Being unwilling to compromise
00:09:48.820 On continuing resolutions
00:09:50.260 You know
00:09:51.320 On just
00:09:52.660 You know
00:09:53.720 At least funding
00:09:55.180 The basic floor
00:09:56.480 For the vulnerable
00:09:57.760 And yet
00:09:59.380 The Democrats
00:10:00.560 Are now leading us
00:10:01.980 Into the longest shutdown
00:10:03.700 In our history
00:10:05.080 And they are
00:10:06.260 Knowingly using
00:10:07.720 Hungry children
00:10:08.600 And babies
00:10:09.280 To do it
00:10:10.800 And why are they doing it?
00:10:14.880 Why are they doing it?
00:10:16.100 Let's be honest
00:10:16.800 Chuck Schumer
00:10:18.260 Is doing it
00:10:18.940 So he is not
00:10:19.660 Primaried
00:10:20.400 By the left wing
00:10:21.420 Of his own party
00:10:22.340 That's what this is
00:10:23.620 Really all about
00:10:24.520 Okay
00:10:25.360 And this contradiction
00:10:26.500 Matters
00:10:27.200 When you accuse
00:10:28.220 The other side
00:10:29.140 Of refusing to negotiate
00:10:30.540 Yet withhold
00:10:31.840 Life support
00:10:33.240 For children
00:10:34.200 Your moral vacuum
00:10:36.500 Is a little
00:10:37.580 Stark and clear
00:10:38.940 Now because of the shutdown
00:10:41.280 USDA warns
00:10:42.920 42 million individuals
00:10:44.460 May not receive
00:10:45.860 You know
00:10:46.540 Snap benefits
00:10:47.160 In November
00:10:47.840 In Texas alone
00:10:49.860 That means
00:10:50.860 3.4 million people
00:10:52.480 Who depend on SNAP
00:10:53.680 Are now being told
00:10:55.020 The state is
00:10:55.760 Monitoring the situation
00:10:57.200 But the state
00:10:58.520 Of Texas
00:10:59.100 May not be able
00:11:00.100 To guarantee
00:11:00.820 November benefits
00:11:01.940 And we're a state
00:11:02.780 In good shape
00:11:03.600 Imagine what's going
00:11:04.860 To happen in California
00:11:05.900 Or in Illinois
00:11:07.160 Virginia's governor
00:11:09.100 Has declared a state
00:11:10.080 Of an emergency
00:11:10.800 In anticipation
00:11:11.740 Of the loss
00:11:12.760 Of federal food benefits
00:11:14.080 So what does this
00:11:16.220 Actually mean
00:11:17.240 In human costs
00:11:18.520 Well let's just
00:11:19.980 Take the Democrats
00:11:20.760 Word for it
00:11:21.500 We know families
00:11:24.080 Are already living
00:11:24.900 On the margin
00:11:25.480 Children
00:11:27.160 Are relying
00:11:28.160 On the kindness
00:11:29.140 Of the system
00:11:30.480 The system
00:11:31.360 Is not kind
00:11:32.360 We've told you
00:11:33.380 Forever
00:11:33.760 The system
00:11:34.480 Does not
00:11:35.080 It cannot
00:11:35.660 Love you
00:11:36.380 It doesn't
00:11:37.080 Care about you
00:11:38.460 The politicos
00:11:40.260 In Washington
00:11:41.040 They don't
00:11:41.600 Actually care
00:11:42.760 About you
00:11:43.680 And we are
00:11:44.620 Seeing this now
00:11:45.740 With the Democrats
00:11:47.520 This means
00:11:48.780 The food banks
00:11:49.540 Are going to be
00:11:50.080 Swamped
00:11:50.440 But the food banks
00:11:51.240 Are already low
00:11:52.260 Now these are
00:11:54.020 The ones
00:11:54.400 Who are bearing
00:11:55.160 The burden
00:11:55.640 Of the political
00:11:56.360 Gains
00:11:56.960 Further
00:11:58.140 Now listen
00:11:59.200 To this
00:11:59.700 See who
00:12:00.300 This might help
00:12:01.160 When food
00:12:02.320 Becomes scarce
00:12:03.240 For families
00:12:04.520 What happens
00:12:05.640 Stress rises
00:12:07.680 That means
00:12:09.760 If you have
00:12:10.280 Stress
00:12:10.960 That means
00:12:11.680 You're going
00:12:12.100 To have
00:12:12.520 More suicides
00:12:13.640 More sick
00:12:14.540 People
00:12:14.960 More people
00:12:15.680 Using the
00:12:16.340 Hospitals
00:12:16.900 Theft
00:12:17.940 Is going
00:12:18.440 To increase
00:12:19.200 And public
00:12:20.400 Unrest
00:12:21.180 May brew
00:12:22.400 Gee now
00:12:23.820 Who would want
00:12:24.520 That except
00:12:25.140 All of those
00:12:25.940 Democrats
00:12:26.380 Who are already
00:12:27.080 Sowing the seeds
00:12:27.920 Of revolution
00:12:28.640 Pushing for chaos
00:12:30.420 In the streets
00:12:31.080 And taking
00:12:31.840 Officers
00:12:32.540 Off the field
00:12:33.600 While putting
00:12:34.360 Criminals
00:12:34.920 Back into the
00:12:36.020 Game
00:12:36.400 The seeds
00:12:38.680 Of desperation
00:12:39.500 Have been
00:12:40.160 Sown
00:12:40.740 By this
00:12:41.220 Party
00:12:41.600 And what
00:12:43.140 Are they
00:12:43.340 Doing
00:12:43.700 They're
00:12:44.820 Turning up
00:12:45.360 The heat
00:12:45.840 And then
00:12:47.520 What does
00:12:47.940 This mean
00:12:48.400 If the
00:12:49.060 Government
00:12:49.400 Doesn't
00:12:49.820 Pay for it
00:12:50.340 That means
00:12:50.900 The states
00:12:51.640 Have to
00:12:52.040 Pay for it
00:12:52.640 Which will
00:12:53.320 Make all
00:12:54.020 Of our
00:12:54.300 States
00:12:54.940 More vulnerable
00:12:56.080 Because they'll
00:12:56.860 All have to
00:12:57.460 Dip into
00:12:57.880 Their rainy
00:12:58.460 Day fund
00:12:59.220 Which makes
00:13:01.780 What
00:13:02.660 All of our
00:13:03.700 States
00:13:04.120 More vulnerable
00:13:05.080 To collapse
00:13:06.160 Also
00:13:08.300 Chuck
00:13:08.780 Schumer
00:13:09.200 Isn't
00:13:09.740 Primaried
00:13:10.440 You can't
00:13:15.320 Wait for
00:13:15.800 Political
00:13:16.300 Restoration
00:13:16.940 When one
00:13:17.600 Of the
00:13:17.800 Political
00:13:18.320 Parties
00:13:18.800 Does not
00:13:19.200 Want
00:13:19.440 Restoration
00:13:20.140 You know
00:13:20.820 One
00:13:21.140 Party
00:13:21.520 Is not
00:13:22.180 Looking
00:13:22.500 For
00:13:22.740 Common
00:13:23.040 Sense
00:13:23.420 In fact
00:13:23.780 One
00:13:24.020 Party
00:13:24.320 Is pushing
00:13:24.960 For shooting
00:13:26.240 Those you
00:13:26.980 Disagree
00:13:27.520 With
00:13:27.900 While funding
00:13:29.060 Color revolutions
00:13:30.240 In our
00:13:30.700 Our own
00:13:30.940 Cities
00:13:31.420 You know
00:13:32.920 While
00:13:33.160 While
00:13:33.660 Everybody
00:13:33.940 Is trying
00:13:34.320 To stop
00:13:34.900 This
00:13:35.220 This one
00:13:35.940 Guy
00:13:36.160 Mellon
00:13:36.660 Who is
00:13:37.620 Is sending
00:13:38.780 A check
00:13:39.180 For 130
00:13:40.080 Million
00:13:40.600 Dollars
00:13:41.000 To pay
00:13:41.640 For our
00:13:42.180 Military
00:13:43.060 All the
00:13:43.620 Short
00:13:43.900 Shortfall
00:13:44.820 For our
00:13:45.180 Military
00:13:45.600 130
00:13:46.440 Million
00:13:46.800 Dollars
00:13:47.080 Personally
00:13:47.520 Coming out
00:13:47.980 Of his
00:13:48.280 Paycheck
00:13:49.080 What are
00:13:49.940 They doing
00:13:50.420 They're
00:13:50.960 Spending
00:13:51.300 Almost
00:13:51.740 300
00:13:52.680 Million
00:13:53.180 Dollars
00:13:53.600 On a
00:13:53.960 No
00:13:54.140 Kings
00:13:54.540 Rally
00:13:54.980 Which one
00:13:58.540 Is in
00:13:59.360 Favor of
00:13:59.940 America
00:14:00.300 Which one's
00:14:00.780 Not
00:14:00.980 You can't
00:14:03.320 Rely
00:14:03.740 On a
00:14:04.140 Party
00:14:04.460 That refuses
00:14:05.980 To pass
00:14:06.580 A clean
00:14:07.020 Funding
00:14:07.480 Bill
00:14:07.760 When they
00:14:08.840 Actually say
00:14:09.940 Out loud
00:14:10.800 All the
00:14:11.340 Time that
00:14:11.840 The ends
00:14:12.340 Justify
00:14:13.000 The means
00:14:13.600 By the
00:14:14.160 Way for
00:14:14.500 Those who
00:14:14.860 Don't
00:14:15.140 Get that
00:14:15.780 Maybe you
00:14:16.580 Soon
00:14:16.800 Will
00:14:17.140 The ends
00:14:18.240 Justify
00:14:18.780 The means
00:14:19.240 What does
00:14:19.720 That mean
00:14:20.200 Well to
00:14:20.980 Clarify
00:14:21.580 It's playing
00:14:22.360 Out right
00:14:23.200 Now
00:14:23.500 That it
00:14:24.600 Is okay
00:14:25.280 For people
00:14:25.920 To suffer
00:14:26.560 It's okay
00:14:27.880 If your
00:14:28.460 Plane
00:14:29.020 Is delayed
00:14:29.680 Or cancelled
00:14:30.400 In the
00:14:30.820 Next few
00:14:31.240 Days
00:14:31.600 It's okay
00:14:32.640 For military
00:14:33.380 Families
00:14:33.880 Who are
00:14:34.280 Struggling
00:14:34.780 Already
00:14:35.300 Are pushed
00:14:36.560 Deeper
00:14:37.260 Into debt
00:14:37.900 And despair
00:14:38.640 And children
00:14:39.940 Literally
00:14:40.620 Going to bed
00:14:41.620 Hungry
00:14:42.420 Wake up
00:14:43.540 Hungry
00:14:43.980 And then
00:14:44.580 Go to
00:14:44.880 School
00:14:45.320 Hungry
00:14:45.900 They know
00:14:47.600 What's at
00:14:48.100 Stake
00:14:48.560 But at
00:14:50.180 Their
00:14:50.320 Plans
00:14:50.840 Their
00:14:51.060 Goals
00:14:51.600 Their
00:14:51.920 Primary
00:14:52.440 Election
00:14:52.960 Is more
00:14:53.700 Important
00:14:54.140 That's
00:14:55.500 The
00:14:56.280 Ends
00:14:56.960 And it
00:14:58.220 Justifies
00:14:58.940 All of
00:14:59.760 The things
00:15:00.180 That is
00:15:00.440 Happening
00:15:00.840 Or will
00:15:01.640 Happen
00:15:02.020 In our
00:15:02.360 Society
00:15:02.860 Every
00:15:03.220 Plane
00:15:03.540 That's
00:15:03.780 Delayed
00:15:04.180 Everybody
00:15:04.820 That goes
00:15:05.200 Further
00:15:05.500 In debt
00:15:06.020 And every
00:15:06.640 Child that
00:15:07.120 Doesn't
00:15:07.420 Have food
00:15:08.000 Because their
00:15:08.600 Beloved
00:15:08.960 Snap
00:15:09.380 Program
00:15:09.880 That they
00:15:10.820 Have
00:15:11.060 Enslaved
00:15:11.720 People on
00:15:12.440 Is now
00:15:13.340 Broke
00:15:13.820 So here's
00:15:16.240 What we
00:15:16.500 Have to
00:15:16.780 Do
00:15:16.960 First of
00:15:17.440 All
00:15:17.580 You have
00:15:18.200 To make
00:15:18.440 Sure
00:15:18.680 That everyone
00:15:19.560 If you're
00:15:19.900 Traveling
00:15:20.500 The minute
00:15:21.620 These airports
00:15:22.280 Start to
00:15:22.820 Fall apart
00:15:23.320 And your
00:15:24.160 Plane is
00:15:24.760 Canceled
00:15:25.280 Or delayed
00:15:25.860 Because
00:15:26.360 People aren't
00:15:27.740 Being paid
00:15:28.560 And so they're
00:15:29.020 Not showing up
00:15:29.600 For work
00:15:30.120 You make
00:15:31.560 Sure everyone
00:15:32.480 Knows
00:15:33.080 That that's
00:15:33.960 Because Chuck
00:15:34.900 Schumer
00:15:35.200 Didn't want
00:15:36.100 To have
00:15:36.700 Be primaried
00:15:37.440 By AOC
00:15:38.300 Okay
00:15:38.920 Call your
00:15:39.720 Democrat
00:15:40.180 Representative
00:15:40.920 Anyone who
00:15:42.820 Is struggling
00:15:43.500 To put food
00:15:44.620 On the table
00:15:45.180 Anyone
00:15:45.640 Who knows
00:15:46.720 Of a hungry
00:15:47.260 Child
00:15:47.680 After
00:15:48.540 Helping
00:15:49.320 Them
00:15:49.800 Call your
00:15:51.460 Democrat
00:15:51.900 Representative
00:15:52.540 And say
00:15:53.020 Enough
00:15:53.620 Is enough
00:15:54.780 Here
00:15:55.280 But I
00:15:57.720 Would like
00:15:58.080 To suggest
00:15:58.500 Something even
00:15:59.120 Further
00:15:59.480 And I'll
00:16:01.300 Share that
00:16:01.780 With you
00:16:02.040 In 60
00:16:02.640 Seconds
00:16:03.040 First let me
00:16:03.480 Tell you
00:16:03.700 About chapter
00:16:04.300 Look if
00:16:05.040 You're 65
00:16:05.660 Or older
00:16:06.520 Or your
00:16:07.060 Parents are
00:16:07.620 Turning 65
00:16:08.420 This is the
00:16:09.840 Time of the
00:16:10.260 Year that is
00:16:10.840 Not just
00:16:11.240 Another you
00:16:11.940 Know page
00:16:12.460 On the
00:16:12.700 Calendar
00:16:13.000 It's one
00:16:14.220 Where the
00:16:14.600 Window
00:16:15.080 For your
00:16:15.860 Medicare plan
00:16:16.800 Will change
00:16:17.860 For better
00:16:18.460 Or for worse
00:16:19.220 Now here's
00:16:19.800 The thing
00:16:20.080 Plans change
00:16:21.000 Every single
00:16:21.880 Year
00:16:22.220 Doctors move
00:16:23.520 Medications
00:16:24.240 Get reclassified
00:16:25.520 Out of pocket
00:16:26.280 Cost shift
00:16:27.080 And the plan
00:16:28.160 That fit you
00:16:28.860 Last year
00:16:29.620 Because of
00:16:30.400 Government
00:16:30.880 May not fit
00:16:31.880 You this
00:16:32.440 Year
00:16:32.740 And yet
00:16:33.760 Most people
00:16:34.560 Just let their
00:16:35.180 Plan roll over
00:16:36.020 Without even
00:16:36.560 Checking
00:16:37.100 This is where
00:16:37.860 Chapter comes
00:16:38.680 In
00:16:39.000 Chapter's
00:16:39.940 Licensed
00:16:40.660 Advisors
00:16:41.400 Take time
00:16:42.080 To review
00:16:42.560 Every single
00:16:43.820 Option available
00:16:44.900 To you
00:16:45.420 No one
00:16:46.200 Else can
00:16:46.640 Do this
00:16:46.960 This is
00:16:47.240 A tech
00:16:47.620 Company
00:16:48.040 These guys
00:16:48.900 Their parents
00:16:49.640 Were screwed
00:16:50.280 By this
00:16:51.160 System
00:16:51.520 And they
00:16:52.040 Were so
00:16:52.460 Livid
00:16:52.820 About it
00:16:53.280 Their parents
00:16:54.040 Were like
00:16:54.340 I can't
00:16:54.800 Afford to
00:16:55.100 Go to the
00:16:55.360 Doctor
00:16:55.540 My doctor
00:16:55.980 Is no
00:16:56.240 Longer
00:16:56.520 In the
00:16:56.760 System
00:16:57.040 You know
00:16:57.580 My benefits
00:16:58.100 Have changed
00:16:58.580 I'm now
00:16:58.900 Having to
00:16:59.200 Pay extra
00:16:59.700 For all
00:17:00.140 My prescriptions
00:17:00.740 And they
00:17:01.060 Were like
00:17:01.360 This has
00:17:01.740 Got to
00:17:01.940 Stop
00:17:02.260 So they
00:17:03.300 Came up
00:17:03.760 With something
00:17:04.140 Called chapter
00:17:04.720 And their
00:17:05.280 Job
00:17:05.760 Their only
00:17:06.320 Job
00:17:06.720 Is to
00:17:07.340 Help you
00:17:07.760 Avoid
00:17:08.400 Surprise
00:17:09.040 Cost
00:17:09.580 And keep
00:17:09.940 The doctors
00:17:10.380 And medications
00:17:10.960 You rely
00:17:11.560 On
00:17:11.960 With you
00:17:13.060 Now the
00:17:13.660 Deadline
00:17:14.160 Is approaching
00:17:14.820 It's
00:17:15.240 December 7th
00:17:16.020 Once it
00:17:16.400 Passes
00:17:16.820 You're
00:17:17.060 Locked
00:17:17.360 In for
00:17:17.620 The year
00:17:17.940 So don't
00:17:19.080 Guess
00:17:19.420 Don't
00:17:19.860 Hope
00:17:20.160 Do it
00:17:20.780 Now
00:17:21.020 Go to
00:17:21.480 Chapter
00:17:22.040 If you're
00:17:22.640 On
00:17:22.820 Medicare
00:17:23.160 Will be
00:17:23.660 Soon
00:17:23.960 Or you're
00:17:24.280 Helping
00:17:24.520 Your parents
00:17:25.060 Reach out
00:17:25.980 To chapter
00:17:26.520 Right now
00:17:27.400 Dial pound
00:17:28.020 250
00:17:28.420 Say the
00:17:28.820 Keyword
00:17:29.140 Chapter
00:17:29.580 It's
00:17:30.360 Free
00:17:30.800 And it's
00:17:31.440 Honest
00:17:31.880 Advice
00:17:32.400 Pound
00:17:33.080 250
00:17:33.560 Say the
00:17:34.140 Keyword
00:17:34.560 Chapter
00:17:34.940 Get this
00:17:35.440 Done
00:17:40.960 So I'm
00:17:52.420 going to
00:17:52.600 ask you
00:17:53.060 to do
00:17:53.700 what you
00:17:54.780 always do
00:17:55.460 and you
00:17:55.820 do best
00:17:56.420 get involved
00:17:58.240 and help
00:17:59.020 in a real
00:17:59.860 way
00:18:00.540 our
00:18:03.000 communities
00:18:03.580 are going
00:18:04.320 to suffer
00:18:04.980 for a
00:18:06.080 myriad
00:18:06.480 of reasons
00:18:07.280 and right
00:18:07.700 now if
00:18:08.140 you're
00:18:08.340 living in
00:18:08.760 a military
00:18:09.260 town
00:18:09.720 they're
00:18:10.420 already
00:18:10.860 suffering
00:18:11.340 they're
00:18:11.780 already
00:18:12.220 suffering
00:18:12.680 we have
00:18:15.820 to rally
00:18:16.280 our own
00:18:16.780 communities
00:18:17.360 so our
00:18:18.840 food banks
00:18:19.780 all around
00:18:20.300 the country
00:18:20.800 are going
00:18:22.760 empty
00:18:23.260 and we
00:18:24.120 haven't even
00:18:24.540 hit anything
00:18:25.260 yet
00:18:25.520 if the
00:18:26.300 Democrats
00:18:26.700 allow this
00:18:27.360 to go
00:18:27.720 through
00:18:28.060 Thanksgiving
00:18:28.640 it'll
00:18:29.160 probably
00:18:29.480 go through
00:18:29.960 Christmas
00:18:30.420 that is
00:18:31.720 going
00:18:32.020 that will
00:18:32.540 devastate
00:18:33.580 the economy
00:18:34.580 that will
00:18:35.020 all be
00:18:36.060 looking at
00:18:36.540 food banks
00:18:37.020 soon
00:18:37.320 okay
00:18:37.780 so we
00:18:39.680 need to
00:18:40.460 stock up
00:18:41.480 our local
00:18:41.880 food banks
00:18:42.540 you need
00:18:43.160 to get
00:18:43.440 your church
00:18:43.980 involved
00:18:44.420 get everybody
00:18:45.040 involved
00:18:45.500 if your
00:18:45.900 church
00:18:46.220 has a
00:18:46.540 food bank
00:18:47.020 please
00:18:47.920 deliver food
00:18:49.160 to the
00:18:49.440 local church
00:18:50.060 okay
00:18:50.400 we need
00:18:51.400 to reach
00:18:51.740 out to
00:18:52.080 schools
00:18:52.460 we need
00:18:52.880 to mobilize
00:18:53.480 our churches
00:18:54.200 our civic
00:18:54.760 groups
00:18:55.100 our community
00:18:55.720 centers
00:18:56.140 we need
00:18:57.260 to make
00:18:57.620 sure
00:18:58.060 that no
00:18:58.740 one is
00:18:59.020 going
00:18:59.280 bed to
00:18:59.960 bed
00:19:00.140 hungry
00:19:00.580 because
00:19:01.060 of political
00:19:01.640 inaction
00:19:02.180 this is
00:19:02.900 our job
00:19:03.340 in the
00:19:03.540 first place
00:19:03.960 this is
00:19:04.200 our church's
00:19:04.780 job
00:19:05.060 in the
00:19:05.280 first place
00:19:05.840 but they
00:19:06.620 have enslaved
00:19:07.400 about 43
00:19:08.240 million people
00:19:09.280 on food
00:19:10.120 stamps
00:19:10.500 it's got to
00:19:11.500 stop
00:19:11.960 it has
00:19:12.700 to stop
00:19:13.480 but you
00:19:14.580 don't just
00:19:15.020 you don't
00:19:15.620 you don't
00:19:15.980 take a
00:19:16.440 heroin
00:19:16.780 user
00:19:17.140 like
00:19:17.440 oh no
00:19:18.080 more
00:19:18.300 heroin
00:19:18.640 for you
00:19:19.200 you've
00:19:19.900 got to
00:19:20.280 have a
00:19:20.600 plan
00:19:21.140 well there
00:19:21.580 is no
00:19:21.980 plan
00:19:22.360 so it
00:19:23.100 comes back
00:19:23.640 to us
00:19:24.220 food is
00:19:26.420 now being
00:19:26.900 used as
00:19:27.520 a weapon
00:19:28.100 so we
00:19:28.800 have to
00:19:29.120 disarm
00:19:29.580 that weapon
00:19:30.160 because this
00:19:31.060 makes a
00:19:31.620 difference
00:19:31.900 you might
00:19:32.260 say
00:19:32.500 well you
00:19:33.160 know what
00:19:33.520 those people
00:19:33.980 can work
00:19:34.380 or whatever
00:19:34.820 it is
00:19:35.360 that you
00:19:35.640 might say
00:19:36.000 in your
00:19:36.220 head
00:19:36.420 this is
00:19:38.120 going to
00:19:38.640 cause
00:19:39.060 civil
00:19:39.520 unrest
00:19:40.180 and you're
00:19:40.600 already
00:19:41.040 seeing it
00:19:41.940 the seeds
00:19:42.540 are being
00:19:42.980 planted
00:19:43.480 online
00:19:44.300 already
00:19:45.020 that if
00:19:46.340 they don't
00:19:46.780 give us
00:19:47.220 our money
00:19:47.740 and they're
00:19:48.060 not talking
00:19:48.480 about the
00:19:48.760 democrats
00:19:49.140 they're talking
00:19:49.560 about
00:19:49.740 donald trump
00:19:50.220 they don't
00:19:51.000 give us
00:19:51.360 our money
00:19:51.880 well then
00:19:52.340 it's time
00:19:52.840 to take
00:19:53.220 action
00:19:53.560 ourself
00:19:54.040 and you
00:19:54.460 will see
00:19:55.000 an increase
00:19:55.700 in theft
00:19:56.480 you will
00:19:56.980 see an
00:19:57.620 increase
00:19:58.140 in disillusionment
00:19:59.700 you will
00:20:00.060 see an
00:20:00.580 increase in
00:20:01.300 violence
00:20:01.740 in the
00:20:02.040 streets
00:20:02.360 it will
00:20:03.020 happen
00:20:03.820 so let's
00:20:05.300 disarm that
00:20:06.480 by doing
00:20:07.140 the right
00:20:07.460 thing
00:20:07.660 ourselves
00:20:08.100 with kindness
00:20:08.840 with service
00:20:10.060 and responsibility
00:20:11.100 let's show
00:20:12.480 people that
00:20:13.120 you know
00:20:13.420 there is one
00:20:13.940 side that
00:20:14.320 actually cares
00:20:15.200 about the
00:20:15.580 poor
00:20:15.780 we always
00:20:16.480 do
00:20:16.800 we're
00:20:17.260 always
00:20:17.780 there
00:20:18.220 let's
00:20:20.100 demonstrate
00:20:20.680 leadership
00:20:21.380 when
00:20:22.060 everybody else
00:20:23.180 wants to
00:20:23.660 demonstrate
00:20:24.080 I don't
00:20:24.440 even know
00:20:24.900 what
00:20:25.260 you know
00:20:26.020 when the
00:20:26.580 left
00:20:26.840 fails to
00:20:27.660 act
00:20:28.080 let us
00:20:30.040 be the
00:20:30.380 act
00:20:30.700 when food
00:20:32.040 becomes a
00:20:32.860 bargaining
00:20:33.300 chip
00:20:33.780 let's render
00:20:35.560 it bulletproof
00:20:36.740 by putting
00:20:37.240 some meals
00:20:37.840 in some
00:20:38.360 hands
00:20:38.760 let's be
00:20:39.380 seen
00:20:39.780 doing
00:20:40.760 real
00:20:41.480 good
00:20:42.220 politics
00:20:42.800 be damned
00:20:43.440 principles
00:20:44.620 are what
00:20:46.080 matters
00:20:46.540 you know
00:20:48.200 I can't
00:20:50.360 believe all
00:20:50.920 of these
00:20:51.240 years they've
00:20:51.740 been saying
00:20:52.100 and they
00:20:52.360 want your
00:20:52.680 children to
00:20:53.140 starve
00:20:53.420 and they
00:20:54.320 are I
00:20:54.860 mean I
00:20:55.280 heard a
00:20:56.040 Democrat
00:20:56.500 this weekend
00:20:57.260 say we
00:20:58.280 know this
00:20:58.840 is going to
00:20:59.220 cause pain
00:20:59.920 but it's
00:21:00.400 important
00:21:00.920 really
00:21:02.200 because you
00:21:02.940 have said
00:21:03.680 when we're
00:21:04.340 not talking
00:21:05.120 about things
00:21:05.620 like this
00:21:05.920 when we're
00:21:06.460 talking about
00:21:07.060 just not
00:21:07.560 increasing the
00:21:08.880 spending
00:21:09.400 not decreasing
00:21:10.260 you're telling
00:21:11.180 us that we
00:21:11.960 always want
00:21:12.440 hungry children
00:21:13.080 to starve
00:21:13.780 you are
00:21:14.460 literally taking
00:21:15.460 the only
00:21:16.420 safety net
00:21:17.340 away that
00:21:17.960 they have
00:21:18.460 that you
00:21:19.020 created and
00:21:19.860 enslaved them
00:21:20.620 with
00:21:21.000 I'm sorry
00:21:25.320 but
00:21:25.620 you know
00:21:27.900 an empty
00:21:28.240 belly doesn't
00:21:28.860 know compromise
00:21:29.660 it doesn't
00:21:31.520 we have to
00:21:34.300 stand in the
00:21:34.780 breach while
00:21:35.580 Congress stands
00:21:36.300 idle
00:21:36.600 how do you
00:21:38.480 not pass a
00:21:39.200 clean CR
00:21:39.760 when when
00:21:40.440 food I
00:21:41.820 mean that's
00:21:42.180 the minimum
00:21:42.780 of decency
00:21:43.680 isn't it
00:21:44.220 when they
00:21:47.740 refuse and
00:21:48.600 I don't know
00:21:49.300 when people
00:21:49.780 will get
00:21:50.140 this what
00:21:50.640 they're saying
00:21:51.100 is we
00:21:51.560 don't really
00:21:52.000 care we
00:21:52.420 care about
00:21:52.880 our politics
00:21:53.560 more enough
00:21:54.540 is enough
00:21:55.000 enough is
00:21:56.100 enough we'll
00:21:56.980 do our part
00:21:57.600 we should
00:21:58.360 feed the
00:21:58.760 hungry in
00:21:59.100 the first
00:21:59.440 place we
00:22:00.780 should support
00:22:01.520 the children
00:22:02.200 we need to
00:22:03.360 lean into
00:22:03.980 service a
00:22:04.600 little bit
00:22:04.920 more and
00:22:05.420 disarm the
00:22:06.000 politics of
00:22:06.700 hunger by
00:22:07.180 living higher
00:22:08.160 higher than
00:22:09.620 politics principles
00:22:10.980 of love and
00:22:11.960 responsibility I
00:22:14.680 mean it's
00:22:15.160 it's clear
00:22:16.240 how truly
00:22:17.600 little they
00:22:18.300 care for
00:22:19.340 those at
00:22:19.740 the bottom
00:22:20.140 time to
00:22:22.480 carry the
00:22:23.000 torch for
00:22:24.100 the powerless
00:22:24.600 you know I
00:22:25.960 knew John
00:22:26.680 Huntsman a
00:22:27.180 good friend
00:22:27.540 of mine and
00:22:28.640 in 2008 he
00:22:29.900 almost lost his
00:22:30.660 petrochemical
00:22:31.180 company and
00:22:31.780 lost everything
00:22:32.280 he had
00:22:32.600 mortgage
00:22:32.940 everything and
00:22:33.580 just everything
00:22:34.280 was on the
00:22:34.720 line and
00:22:35.820 when he
00:22:36.080 finished he
00:22:36.840 said to
00:22:38.320 the banks
00:22:38.900 he now I
00:22:39.440 need a
00:22:39.720 now I need
00:22:40.800 a loan for
00:22:42.220 charity and
00:22:43.080 the bank went
00:22:44.100 charity we don't
00:22:45.520 loan for charity
00:22:46.520 and he said I
00:22:47.080 have promised
00:22:47.520 millions of
00:22:48.140 dollars to
00:22:48.640 these charities
00:22:49.200 and they
00:22:49.940 said well just
00:22:50.360 tell them to
00:22:50.860 wait you're
00:22:51.320 in a bad
00:22:51.960 situation he
00:22:52.620 said I
00:22:52.960 tell you what
00:22:53.360 why don't I
00:22:53.860 take you to
00:22:54.320 the homeless
00:22:54.660 shelter and
00:22:55.100 you tell the
00:22:55.460 hungry to
00:22:55.860 wait why
00:22:56.700 don't I
00:22:57.020 take you to
00:22:57.600 the battered
00:22:58.340 women's center
00:22:59.060 and you tell
00:22:59.980 them hey there
00:23:00.620 will be a place
00:23:01.240 for you so you
00:23:01.840 can get away
00:23:02.240 from your
00:23:02.600 abusive spouse
00:23:03.520 next month
00:23:04.340 you tell them
00:23:06.400 that he
00:23:07.880 mortgaged
00:23:08.520 literally his
00:23:09.440 house and
00:23:10.080 everything else
00:23:10.840 just to make
00:23:11.840 his charitable
00:23:12.500 contributions that
00:23:15.600 is a man of
00:23:16.740 real principle
00:23:17.500 that is that's
00:23:19.440 the way we
00:23:19.880 should all live
00:23:20.680 our life first
00:23:22.260 principles not
00:23:24.720 asking to mortgage
00:23:25.420 the house just if
00:23:26.360 you have extra
00:23:26.980 food share it be
00:23:28.560 aware so we don't
00:23:29.440 have revolution on
00:23:30.480 our streets
00:23:31.120 this is Glenn
00:23:35.100 Beck which is
00:23:36.280 exactly what they
00:23:37.140 want and you and
00:23:38.000 I both know it
00:23:38.920 most people think
00:23:40.060 protection means you
00:23:41.660 know making a life
00:23:42.520 or death situation
00:23:43.720 and decision but
00:23:44.980 it doesn't
00:23:45.400 necessarily there
00:23:46.820 is another option
00:23:47.640 one that gives you
00:23:48.380 real power without
00:23:49.520 taking a life and
00:23:50.320 that is a burner
00:23:50.860 launcher picture this
00:23:52.380 you're at home it's
00:23:53.520 late there's some
00:23:54.340 noise outside you
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00:24:59.920 welcome to the
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00:25:25.360 islamism is the new
00:25:32.160 nazism it is um in
00:25:35.080 nigeria um muslims
00:25:38.420 have been taking
00:25:39.700 christians and putting
00:25:41.600 them in churches
00:25:42.320 barring the doors and
00:25:43.480 setting them on fire
00:25:44.420 there are hundreds of
00:25:46.160 thousands of christians
00:25:47.100 who have died in
00:25:47.900 nigeria seven thousand
00:25:49.780 have been killed in
00:25:50.700 just the last few
00:25:51.680 months and nobody
00:25:52.360 seems to be paying
00:25:53.260 attention uh here is
00:25:55.340 a nigerian christian
00:25:56.760 talking about uh what
00:25:58.700 happened saturday listen
00:26:00.340 to this actually what
00:26:02.100 happened is that uh
00:26:04.800 there was a serious
00:26:06.140 attack from the
00:26:08.520 flani let me put it
00:26:09.580 that way who came in
00:26:11.860 the night and and
00:26:14.500 stormed the village
00:26:16.120 called kubat where
00:26:18.920 over 30 people men and
00:26:21.600 women young and
00:26:23.860 children were killed
00:26:25.580 every houses were set
00:26:28.020 ablaze and all their
00:26:32.060 grains were all
00:26:34.280 bones houses were
00:26:36.360 born properties were
00:26:37.600 destroyed there was
00:26:39.340 looting we saw them we
00:26:41.660 even saw the
00:26:42.480 machineries the the
00:26:43.900 attackers in their
00:26:45.800 hundreds their
00:26:47.360 thousands you know and
00:26:50.020 they were open fire
00:26:51.020 exchanging fire with
00:26:52.960 the military that
00:26:54.940 were around and uh
00:26:57.360 this morning we we
00:27:00.320 we were trying to
00:27:02.000 bury it 29 people that
00:27:05.760 were killed in fengzai
00:27:07.380 and immediately after we
00:27:10.160 finished we wanted to
00:27:11.760 proceed to kubon where
00:27:14.440 i mean the kubat where
00:27:15.600 they were doing another
00:27:16.860 burial
00:27:17.360 they're just trying to
00:27:19.560 bury the dead in
00:27:20.700 nigeria and i'm gonna
00:27:21.840 talk to you about this
00:27:23.080 coming up in about 30
00:27:24.540 minutes you know a we
00:27:27.660 have to understand that
00:27:29.100 we are dealing with a
00:27:30.900 global intifada and a
00:27:34.440 uh a global effort to
00:27:37.140 destroy the west from
00:27:38.720 multiple sources let me
00:27:42.100 lay it out for you gee i
00:27:43.220 wish i had a chalkboard
00:27:44.240 uh anarchists
00:27:46.340 revolutionaries
00:27:48.360 communists
00:27:50.320 socialists
00:27:51.700 islamists
00:27:53.160 all working together
00:27:54.980 to destabilize the west
00:27:57.580 destroy israel and
00:28:00.160 the western world
00:28:01.520 and that is happening
00:28:03.420 right now
00:28:04.480 and our democrat
00:28:06.020 politicians are
00:28:07.700 are aiding in this
00:28:10.320 now i just told you
00:28:11.100 about you know they
00:28:11.980 because they uh
00:28:13.780 because they refuse to
00:28:15.200 negotiate
00:28:16.100 even even just to say
00:28:18.240 give us another 10 days
00:28:19.600 to continue to
00:28:20.640 negotiate
00:28:21.040 they will not accept
00:28:23.020 any kind of
00:28:24.680 compromise from the
00:28:26.100 republicans
00:28:26.800 at all
00:28:27.420 and so our government is
00:28:28.700 being shut down
00:28:29.460 i say good i actually
00:28:31.200 like that
00:28:31.940 you know until the
00:28:33.040 airplanes start to fall
00:28:34.140 out of the sky etc etc
00:28:35.600 i mean we have to have
00:28:37.020 some things that are
00:28:38.000 running our our
00:28:38.980 government essentials
00:28:40.360 must run
00:28:41.460 but they have built
00:28:42.900 a system and
00:28:43.940 overwhelmed the system
00:28:45.600 of welfare
00:28:47.000 they have made people
00:28:48.420 dependent
00:28:49.120 on all of these
00:28:50.820 programs
00:28:51.340 and now
00:28:52.520 because they're afraid
00:28:54.400 to be primaried
00:28:55.560 because of their own
00:28:57.160 leftist crazies
00:28:59.240 that they brought into
00:28:59.960 the party
00:29:00.420 they are willing to
00:29:01.780 pull the rug
00:29:02.520 right out from
00:29:03.480 underneath
00:29:03.860 all of the poor
00:29:04.940 and the most
00:29:05.540 vulnerable
00:29:06.280 that they enslaved
00:29:07.740 and what is that
00:29:09.780 going to do
00:29:10.280 that makes those
00:29:12.160 poor and vulnerable
00:29:13.160 even more vulnerable
00:29:14.660 to now
00:29:15.820 be coerced
00:29:17.280 to rise up
00:29:18.560 march in the streets
00:29:20.080 there will be
00:29:20.860 looting
00:29:21.400 at the same time
00:29:22.540 that we already
00:29:23.200 have problems
00:29:23.980 with our safety
00:29:24.980 in our streets
00:29:25.920 you are
00:29:27.160 they are promoting
00:29:28.440 chaos
00:29:29.360 i remember saying
00:29:30.460 in 2009
00:29:31.280 chaos
00:29:32.240 is the operative
00:29:33.500 word of the future
00:29:34.600 that's what it's
00:29:36.760 all going to
00:29:37.400 come down to
00:29:38.120 chaos
00:29:38.860 and anything
00:29:39.760 that is causing
00:29:40.620 chaos
00:29:41.200 stay away from
00:29:42.220 anything that
00:29:43.200 helps heal
00:29:44.160 chaos
00:29:45.440 run to
00:29:46.660 there's a great
00:29:48.200 story
00:29:48.720 from
00:29:49.460 jonathan
00:29:50.220 tourley
00:29:50.760 he's got a
00:29:51.440 new book
00:29:52.280 that is out
00:29:53.980 and he's
00:29:55.300 he's talking
00:29:56.120 in it
00:29:56.860 about
00:29:57.520 you know
00:29:58.040 what the resistance
00:29:58.860 looks like
00:29:59.740 and how this
00:30:00.360 always works out
00:30:01.260 the same
00:30:01.780 same way
00:30:02.480 on msnbc
00:30:04.740 uh the dnc
00:30:06.160 chair ken martin
00:30:07.180 told msnbc's
00:30:09.320 the beat
00:30:10.020 that we may be
00:30:11.360 nearing the moment
00:30:12.280 when elections
00:30:13.040 don't matter
00:30:14.100 and resistance
00:30:15.600 looks completely
00:30:16.700 different
00:30:17.280 can you explain
00:30:18.420 that to me still
00:30:19.000 what what does
00:30:19.460 that mean
00:30:19.740 when elections
00:30:20.440 don't matter
00:30:21.620 and resistance
00:30:23.060 looks entirely
00:30:24.100 different
00:30:24.640 hmm
00:30:25.160 what what
00:30:26.480 could he mean
00:30:26.880 by that
00:30:27.380 try to find
00:30:29.020 a healthy
00:30:30.180 meaning for a
00:30:31.400 republic in that
00:30:32.060 i don't see
00:30:33.080 anything that
00:30:33.540 could be
00:30:34.040 thought of
00:30:34.780 as healthy
00:30:35.240 no
00:30:35.500 it's
00:30:36.120 you're talking
00:30:36.880 about what
00:30:37.400 pressure
00:30:38.080 you know
00:30:38.940 uh
00:30:39.780 you know
00:30:40.740 unrest in the
00:30:41.480 streets
00:30:41.720 unrest in the
00:30:42.360 streets
00:30:42.520 you know
00:30:42.960 if elections
00:30:43.940 don't matter
00:30:44.700 then the only
00:30:45.380 thing to do
00:30:46.080 is to rise
00:30:46.800 up in the
00:30:47.220 streets
00:30:47.540 correct
00:30:48.240 that's kind
00:30:48.760 of what
00:30:48.920 it seems
00:30:49.220 like
00:30:49.440 right
00:30:49.680 okay
00:30:50.100 um
00:30:51.080 chuck schumer
00:30:51.660 is calling
00:30:52.380 for people
00:30:52.960 to quote
00:30:53.700 forcefully
00:30:54.700 rise up
00:30:55.900 while
00:30:57.040 you're having
00:30:58.180 people shot
00:30:59.180 our leaders
00:31:00.260 are shot
00:31:01.080 at
00:31:01.380 leaders
00:31:02.580 of the
00:31:02.920 democrats
00:31:03.340 are fueling
00:31:04.460 the mobs
00:31:05.060 why
00:31:05.600 because they
00:31:06.460 want to
00:31:06.780 ride that
00:31:08.000 that uh
00:31:09.160 that rage
00:31:10.000 wave
00:31:11.400 back
00:31:12.140 into power
00:31:13.400 and even
00:31:13.840 more power
00:31:14.560 gavin newsom
00:31:15.640 has just
00:31:16.260 declared i'm
00:31:17.040 gonna punch
00:31:17.540 these sons
00:31:18.100 of bitches
00:31:18.480 in the mouth
00:31:19.380 james carville
00:31:21.120 who has
00:31:22.140 gone insane
00:31:23.500 has called
00:31:25.080 trump
00:31:25.680 and any
00:31:26.500 of his
00:31:26.960 quote
00:31:27.320 collaborators
00:31:28.440 that's just
00:31:29.440 a loaded
00:31:29.820 word in
00:31:30.280 and of
00:31:30.540 itself
00:31:30.860 collaborators
00:31:31.980 to be
00:31:33.000 treated
00:31:33.480 like the
00:31:34.420 nazi
00:31:35.060 collaborators
00:31:35.860 were in
00:31:36.560 france
00:31:37.080 okay
00:31:37.840 which was
00:31:38.500 horrific
00:31:39.620 what they
00:31:40.240 did
00:31:40.540 you know
00:31:41.400 what i
00:31:41.640 what i
00:31:42.120 would do
00:31:42.420 with the
00:31:42.780 collaborators
00:31:43.480 i think
00:31:44.520 these
00:31:44.840 corporations
00:31:45.560 my fan
00:31:46.280 is i'm
00:31:46.540 quoting him
00:31:47.080 my fantasy
00:31:47.740 dream
00:31:48.300 uh
00:31:48.900 that this
00:31:49.480 nightmare
00:31:49.780 ends in
00:31:50.340 2029
00:31:51.000 and i
00:31:51.920 think we
00:31:52.320 ought to
00:31:52.620 have
00:31:53.000 radical
00:31:53.840 things
00:31:54.520 i think
00:31:55.140 they all
00:31:55.440 have to
00:31:55.740 have
00:31:55.880 their heads
00:31:56.420 shaven
00:31:56.900 they should
00:31:57.540 be put
00:31:57.940 in orange
00:31:58.500 pajamas
00:31:59.060 and they
00:31:59.560 should be
00:31:59.840 marched
00:32:00.140 down
00:32:00.420 pennsylvania
00:32:01.060 avenue
00:32:01.480 and the
00:32:01.880 public
00:32:02.160 should be
00:32:02.540 invited
00:32:02.920 to spit
00:32:03.740 on them
00:32:04.560 if you
00:32:05.920 think
00:32:06.460 that if
00:32:07.160 we lose
00:32:07.720 the next
00:32:08.200 two
00:32:08.440 elections
00:32:08.880 that things
00:32:10.100 are going
00:32:10.460 to go
00:32:10.860 well
00:32:11.400 uh
00:32:13.340 you're
00:32:13.660 sadly
00:32:14.260 mistaken
00:32:14.860 uh
00:32:16.960 the universities
00:32:17.840 the corporations
00:32:18.620 the law
00:32:19.160 firms
00:32:19.460 all of
00:32:20.140 these
00:32:20.320 collaborators
00:32:20.800 should be
00:32:21.980 shaved
00:32:22.380 pajamaed
00:32:23.080 and spat
00:32:24.200 upon
00:32:25.180 that's
00:32:26.080 amazing
00:32:26.380 too
00:32:26.580 i mean
00:32:26.820 because
00:32:26.960 carville
00:32:27.320 is like
00:32:27.640 a
00:32:28.060 classic
00:32:28.960 old
00:32:29.580 school
00:32:30.140 democrat
00:32:30.760 right
00:32:31.080 this is
00:32:31.520 not
00:32:31.760 the
00:32:32.040 mom
00:32:32.940 donny
00:32:33.520 era
00:32:33.880 of
00:32:34.780 democratic
00:32:35.560 policy
00:32:36.180 the fact
00:32:36.600 that he's
00:32:37.160 there
00:32:37.460 is
00:32:37.680 frightening
00:32:38.280 so
00:32:39.300 um
00:32:40.000 so
00:32:42.140 uh
00:32:43.180 we have
00:32:43.840 jonathan
00:32:44.320 turley
00:32:44.840 writing a
00:32:45.580 new book
00:32:45.960 and listen
00:32:46.320 to this
00:32:46.680 we have
00:32:46.980 become
00:32:47.360 a nation
00:32:48.160 addicted
00:32:49.100 to
00:32:49.920 outrage
00:32:50.460 written a
00:32:53.180 new book
00:32:53.500 about it
00:32:54.000 that's
00:32:54.880 weird
00:32:55.060 because
00:32:55.280 i got
00:32:55.940 a book
00:32:56.240 that i
00:32:56.480 wrote
00:32:56.600 about
00:32:56.780 four
00:32:57.060 years
00:32:57.340 ago
00:32:57.660 addicted
00:32:58.340 outrage
00:32:58.800 flailing
00:32:59.740 against
00:33:00.140 anyone
00:33:00.440 or
00:33:00.600 anything
00:33:00.860 that
00:33:01.200 stands
00:33:01.500 in
00:33:01.640 opposition
00:33:02.040 to
00:33:02.340 our
00:33:02.520 own
00:33:02.760 truths
00:33:03.180 like
00:33:03.540 all
00:33:03.860 addictions
00:33:04.300 there is
00:33:04.820 not only
00:33:05.380 a
00:33:05.540 dependency
00:33:05.920 on
00:33:06.180 rage
00:33:06.700 but an
00:33:07.060 intolerance
00:33:07.660 for opposing
00:33:08.260 views
00:33:08.740 indeed
00:33:09.660 to voice
00:33:10.240 free speech
00:33:10.860 principles
00:33:11.340 in a
00:33:11.680 time of
00:33:12.040 rage
00:33:12.300 is to
00:33:12.860 invite
00:33:13.160 the
00:33:13.380 rage
00:33:13.740 of
00:33:14.140 the
00:33:14.320 mob
00:33:14.720 the
00:33:15.520 appearance
00:33:15.920 of
00:33:16.140 guillotines
00:33:16.900 has become
00:33:17.560 commonplace
00:33:18.400 now in
00:33:18.940 left-wing
00:33:19.600 protests
00:33:20.400 from protests
00:33:21.600 against trump
00:33:22.340 to those
00:33:22.760 against israel
00:33:23.660 the symbol
00:33:24.280 of the
00:33:24.820 terror
00:33:25.280 is now
00:33:25.920 being rolled
00:33:26.400 out as a
00:33:26.980 warning
00:33:27.340 with those
00:33:28.420 with opposing
00:33:29.500 views
00:33:30.020 we've got the
00:33:30.780 guillotine
00:33:31.340 you better
00:33:31.920 run
00:33:32.400 it is the
00:33:33.440 ultimate
00:33:33.880 jonathan
00:33:34.320 truly
00:33:34.600 writes
00:33:35.000 expression
00:33:35.580 of an
00:33:36.060 age
00:33:36.440 of rage
00:33:37.180 there is
00:33:37.640 no question
00:33:38.280 that is
00:33:38.660 protected
00:33:39.120 speech
00:33:39.620 however
00:33:39.980 it is
00:33:40.400 part of
00:33:40.740 what i've
00:33:41.060 called
00:33:41.340 the rage
00:33:41.960 rhetoric
00:33:42.380 and meant
00:33:43.340 to inflame
00:33:44.060 others
00:33:44.560 it suggests
00:33:45.320 the only
00:33:45.980 solution
00:33:46.480 to these
00:33:46.900 issues
00:33:47.300 is what
00:33:48.100 the french
00:33:48.560 called
00:33:48.940 the razor
00:33:49.680 of the
00:33:50.220 republic
00:33:50.720 in the
00:33:51.640 french
00:33:51.920 revolution
00:33:52.420 the irony
00:33:53.060 is those
00:33:53.860 who turn
00:33:54.320 the guillotine
00:33:54.940 into the
00:33:55.460 symbol of
00:33:55.880 revolution
00:33:56.320 where they
00:33:56.740 themselves
00:33:57.320 beheaded
00:33:57.880 on such
00:33:58.560 platforms
00:33:59.300 robespierre
00:34:00.540 and others
00:34:00.980 would ultimately
00:34:01.700 be dispatched
00:34:02.700 in the very
00:34:03.200 same atmosphere
00:34:03.960 of rage
00:34:04.680 and revelry
00:34:05.340 most revolutions
00:34:07.000 are driven
00:34:07.640 by establishment
00:34:08.540 figures who
00:34:09.300 seek to
00:34:10.200 capitalize
00:34:10.780 on the
00:34:11.340 wave
00:34:11.680 of popular
00:34:13.080 wage
00:34:14.260 what's wrong
00:34:15.640 with me
00:34:15.880 let me start
00:34:17.160 again
00:34:17.360 most revolutions
00:34:18.300 are driven
00:34:19.080 by establishment
00:34:19.960 figures who
00:34:20.840 seek to
00:34:21.520 capitalize on
00:34:22.400 the wave
00:34:22.900 of popular
00:34:23.580 rage
00:34:24.040 to gain
00:34:24.620 power
00:34:25.060 we are
00:34:26.060 seeing that
00:34:26.560 today with
00:34:27.140 many democratic
00:34:28.000 leaders using
00:34:28.840 rage rhetoric
00:34:29.660 to appeal to
00:34:30.540 the far extremes
00:34:31.440 of their
00:34:31.860 political bases
00:34:32.740 some have
00:34:34.100 protesters are
00:34:35.180 burning car
00:34:35.920 dealerships
00:34:36.580 even lawyers
00:34:37.340 and reporters
00:34:37.980 on the streets
00:34:38.640 are throwing
00:34:39.240 molotov cocktails
00:34:40.420 at police
00:34:41.060 in the end
00:34:42.320 today's pseudo
00:34:43.260 revolutionaries
00:34:44.140 are likely to
00:34:44.820 find themselves
00:34:45.600 tomorrow's
00:34:46.600 reactionaries
00:34:47.460 leading mobs
00:34:49.000 is rarely
00:34:49.800 a safe place
00:34:50.760 to be
00:34:51.220 as a more
00:34:51.960 radical element
00:34:52.920 will take
00:34:53.460 hold of a
00:34:54.300 movement
00:34:54.660 this is
00:34:56.200 absolutely
00:34:57.160 true
00:34:58.300 absolutely
00:34:59.560 true
00:35:00.620 it
00:35:02.140 the american
00:35:03.140 revolution
00:35:03.660 is the only
00:35:04.760 revolution
00:35:05.440 in history
00:35:06.400 i believe
00:35:07.020 to end
00:35:08.420 with the same
00:35:09.120 people who
00:35:09.660 started it
00:35:10.240 so in other
00:35:10.780 words
00:35:11.100 as you see
00:35:11.960 the aocs
00:35:12.980 and the
00:35:13.360 ilan omars
00:35:14.320 you see
00:35:15.620 the chuck
00:35:16.160 schumers
00:35:16.700 who are all
00:35:17.260 posing as
00:35:18.180 revolutionaries
00:35:19.140 now embracing
00:35:20.180 the violent
00:35:21.320 revolutionaries
00:35:22.220 on the street
00:35:22.840 they are now
00:35:23.840 becoming afraid
00:35:24.780 of those
00:35:25.520 very revolutionaries
00:35:26.840 why
00:35:28.080 because those
00:35:29.720 who start
00:35:30.340 revolutions
00:35:30.980 those usually
00:35:32.100 in power
00:35:32.780 are not the
00:35:34.100 ones to end
00:35:35.040 it
00:35:35.340 because they
00:35:36.780 are seen
00:35:37.440 as people
00:35:38.100 who will
00:35:38.480 sell out
00:35:39.180 the revolution
00:35:39.900 and so
00:35:40.960 they are
00:35:41.280 the first
00:35:41.940 to go
00:35:42.660 after the
00:35:43.520 revolution
00:35:43.940 starts
00:35:44.620 after you
00:35:45.120 have
00:35:45.260 bloodshed
00:35:46.060 then they
00:35:47.620 start rounding
00:35:48.220 up those
00:35:48.860 people
00:35:49.280 and you
00:35:50.240 see it
00:35:50.840 by their
00:35:51.500 reactions
00:35:52.260 the reason
00:35:53.360 why chuck
00:35:53.860 schumer
00:35:54.200 doesn't want
00:35:55.060 this is
00:35:55.520 because he's
00:35:56.620 afraid of
00:35:57.180 being primaried
00:35:58.160 i believe
00:35:59.280 or worse
00:36:00.260 god forbid
00:36:00.980 he is afraid
00:36:03.000 of the
00:36:03.740 leftists
00:36:04.520 coming after
00:36:05.600 him
00:36:06.420 you know
00:36:08.480 i said
00:36:09.660 years ago
00:36:11.240 all of you
00:36:12.680 people in
00:36:13.120 the media
00:36:13.520 you think
00:36:14.620 you're friends
00:36:15.540 with occupy
00:36:16.260 wall street
00:36:16.900 you think
00:36:17.540 you're friends
00:36:18.280 with antifa
00:36:19.000 you think
00:36:19.680 they're going
00:36:20.520 to excuse
00:36:21.240 you
00:36:21.840 that press
00:36:23.440 jacket
00:36:23.960 is not
00:36:24.740 going to
00:36:25.060 save you
00:36:25.540 from them
00:36:26.160 in fact
00:36:27.280 in the end
00:36:27.760 if it gets
00:36:28.220 bad enough
00:36:28.780 they will
00:36:29.200 drag you
00:36:30.020 out of
00:36:30.500 your anchor
00:36:31.000 chair
00:36:31.420 into the
00:36:32.240 streets
00:36:32.640 and set
00:36:33.240 you on
00:36:33.800 fire
00:36:34.280 behead
00:36:35.220 you
00:36:35.440 or put
00:36:36.040 a bullet
00:36:36.460 in your
00:36:37.080 head
00:36:37.480 because
00:36:38.160 you've
00:36:38.760 betrayed
00:36:39.220 the revolution
00:36:39.940 and you'll
00:36:40.880 be screaming
00:36:41.480 the whole
00:36:42.060 time
00:36:42.460 i'm on
00:36:43.080 your side
00:36:43.960 no you're
00:36:45.200 not
00:36:45.640 no you're
00:36:47.440 not
00:36:48.020 not
00:36:49.140 in their
00:36:50.020 opinion
00:36:50.440 because they
00:36:51.320 are for
00:36:51.760 anarchy
00:36:52.380 chaos
00:36:52.980 and something
00:36:53.860 you most
00:36:54.820 likely
00:36:55.260 and those
00:36:56.140 funding you
00:36:57.080 are not
00:36:58.080 for
00:36:58.540 they are
00:37:00.380 for controlled
00:37:01.320 chaos
00:37:01.820 they actually
00:37:03.140 believe that
00:37:03.780 they think
00:37:04.860 the soroses
00:37:05.740 of the world
00:37:06.320 think that they
00:37:07.240 can set the
00:37:07.960 world on
00:37:08.420 fire
00:37:08.780 and then
00:37:09.280 control it
00:37:10.060 most likely
00:37:11.840 you cannot
00:37:12.860 be very
00:37:14.060 careful of
00:37:14.940 controlled
00:37:15.680 burns
00:37:16.240 the winds
00:37:17.460 blow a
00:37:18.220 little faster
00:37:18.960 or a
00:37:19.480 different direction
00:37:20.100 than you
00:37:20.520 thought
00:37:20.960 and everything
00:37:21.960 is on fire
00:37:22.800 and you're
00:37:23.940 in the middle
00:37:24.320 of the fire
00:37:24.940 and it burns
00:37:26.120 and consumes
00:37:26.800 you
00:37:27.460 when are they
00:37:30.180 going to get
00:37:30.520 that
00:37:30.800 when is
00:37:31.940 anybody
00:37:32.340 going to
00:37:32.660 get that
00:37:33.100 this is
00:37:34.620 why i said
00:37:35.200 earlier
00:37:35.680 we've got
00:37:36.860 to start
00:37:37.460 doing the
00:37:38.080 right thing
00:37:38.720 even though
00:37:39.980 it is really
00:37:40.680 tempting
00:37:41.100 to see this
00:37:42.400 thing fall
00:37:43.080 apart
00:37:43.480 there you
00:37:44.360 know as
00:37:44.740 they are
00:37:45.520 as they
00:37:46.400 are forcing
00:37:47.580 the people
00:37:48.060 that they
00:37:48.500 put in
00:37:49.300 poverty
00:37:49.820 and made
00:37:50.400 them slaves
00:37:51.180 to the
00:37:51.540 government
00:37:51.880 as they
00:37:53.060 take all
00:37:54.580 of those
00:37:55.140 underpinnings
00:37:56.000 and they
00:37:57.060 kick all
00:37:57.940 of that
00:37:58.300 foundation
00:37:58.840 apart
00:37:59.280 and let
00:38:00.400 it fail
00:38:00.940 hoping that
00:38:02.020 there will
00:38:02.460 be chaos
00:38:03.000 in the
00:38:03.360 streets
00:38:03.720 we can't
00:38:04.940 want that
00:38:05.420 i want
00:38:06.000 an end
00:38:06.600 to all
00:38:07.080 of these
00:38:07.400 programs
00:38:08.000 i want
00:38:08.500 people to
00:38:08.960 be self
00:38:09.420 sufficient
00:38:09.880 i want
00:38:10.540 people to
00:38:11.000 be more
00:38:11.340 charitable
00:38:11.780 in their
00:38:12.100 own lives
00:38:12.540 i want
00:38:12.940 us to
00:38:13.260 take care
00:38:13.740 of one
00:38:14.060 another
00:38:14.400 the way
00:38:15.180 god
00:38:15.540 intended
00:38:16.100 us
00:38:16.520 as
00:38:16.820 individuals
00:38:17.400 not at
00:38:17.920 the point
00:38:18.380 of a
00:38:18.740 barrel
00:38:18.920 of a
00:38:19.160 gun
00:38:19.320 from the
00:38:19.660 irs
00:38:20.300 i don't
00:38:21.300 ever feel
00:38:21.840 charitable
00:38:22.320 on april
00:38:22.940 15th
00:38:23.700 i want
00:38:24.120 all of
00:38:24.600 that
00:38:24.780 to end
00:38:25.320 but i
00:38:27.360 have to
00:38:27.660 tell you
00:38:28.160 the way
00:38:29.620 to do
00:38:29.960 it is
00:38:30.660 not through
00:38:31.340 a revolution
00:38:31.980 we have
00:38:34.760 to be
00:38:35.140 different
00:38:35.540 we have
00:38:36.360 to be
00:38:36.640 the peacemakers
00:38:37.220 we have
00:38:37.780 to be
00:38:38.040 the ones
00:38:38.660 that everybody
00:38:39.640 looks at
00:38:40.220 and goes
00:38:40.620 they're not
00:38:41.100 angry
00:38:41.500 why aren't
00:38:42.520 they angry
00:38:43.060 and what
00:38:44.000 are they
00:38:44.200 doing
00:38:44.480 they're
00:38:44.720 feeding
00:38:45.000 people
00:38:45.420 they're
00:38:45.660 helping
00:38:45.920 people
00:38:46.380 what is
00:38:47.620 it that
00:38:47.900 they know
00:38:48.360 this is
00:38:48.800 why
00:38:49.240 christ
00:38:50.060 asks us
00:38:50.600 to be
00:38:51.080 peculiar
00:38:51.780 people
00:38:52.440 to be
00:38:53.820 different
00:38:54.320 the only
00:38:55.380 way
00:38:55.620 you're
00:38:56.380 a light
00:38:56.820 in the
00:38:57.100 world
00:38:57.360 is if
00:38:57.880 you stand
00:38:58.520 out
00:38:58.860 if you
00:38:59.360 happen
00:38:59.780 to
00:39:00.020 if you're
00:39:00.760 different
00:39:01.120 than
00:39:01.360 everybody
00:39:01.680 else
00:39:02.140 you're
00:39:03.980 a light
00:39:04.400 and everybody's
00:39:04.940 like there's
00:39:05.440 nothing but
00:39:05.980 darkness here
00:39:06.580 what is it
00:39:07.260 that that
00:39:07.640 person knows
00:39:08.440 that i
00:39:08.940 don't know
00:39:09.460 what what
00:39:11.720 makes them
00:39:12.220 happy
00:39:12.660 and i'm
00:39:13.720 not
00:39:14.080 and that's
00:39:16.140 how we
00:39:16.400 get there
00:39:16.860 that's how
00:39:18.060 we actually
00:39:18.620 win this
00:39:19.260 it has
00:39:20.440 to be
00:39:20.980 strategic
00:39:21.880 at the
00:39:22.420 upper
00:39:22.700 level
00:39:23.040 and donald
00:39:23.460 trump
00:39:23.640 is doing
00:39:23.980 a lot
00:39:24.260 of those
00:39:24.580 things
00:39:24.940 and we
00:39:26.200 have to
00:39:26.500 make sure
00:39:27.040 that our
00:39:27.620 side
00:39:28.060 stays
00:39:28.540 above
00:39:29.140 the fray
00:39:30.240 and is
00:39:30.680 always
00:39:31.380 constitutionally
00:39:32.420 based
00:39:32.820 but we
00:39:34.220 also
00:39:34.720 as people
00:39:35.640 we have
00:39:37.000 to take
00:39:37.400 some of
00:39:37.700 these things
00:39:38.140 on ourselves
00:39:38.840 and show
00:39:39.860 the difference
00:39:40.420 to the people
00:39:40.960 who hate
00:39:41.500 us
00:39:41.920 show them
00:39:42.660 we don't
00:39:42.900 hate you
00:39:43.300 we love
00:39:44.140 you
00:39:44.340 we don't
00:39:44.760 hate
00:39:44.980 children
00:39:45.320 and we
00:39:45.680 don't
00:39:45.820 want
00:39:45.980 them
00:39:46.100 to
00:39:46.260 starve
00:39:46.580 we're
00:39:47.900 there
00:39:48.040 to
00:39:48.200 help
00:39:48.520 where's
00:39:49.100 your
00:39:49.260 side
00:39:49.560 oh
00:39:50.640 that's
00:39:50.860 right
00:39:51.060 they're
00:39:51.840 busy
00:39:52.040 setting
00:39:52.300 the world
00:39:52.620 on fire
00:39:53.120 back in
00:39:53.960 just a
00:39:54.220 minute
00:39:54.340 we talk
00:39:55.000 a lot
00:39:55.200 about
00:39:55.420 standing
00:39:55.760 up for
00:39:56.080 what you
00:39:56.360 believe
00:39:56.660 in
00:39:56.820 but most
00:39:57.200 of the
00:39:57.400 time
00:39:59.140 ways
00:39:59.680 the truth
00:40:00.140 is
00:40:00.400 your
00:40:00.620 values
00:40:01.080 usually
00:40:01.600 show up
00:40:02.060 in the
00:40:02.240 small
00:40:02.480 quiet
00:40:02.900 decisions
00:40:03.400 including
00:40:04.360 the way
00:40:04.880 you pay
00:40:05.400 for your
00:40:05.760 phone
00:40:05.980 service
00:40:06.380 most
00:40:07.060 cell
00:40:07.280 providers
00:40:07.780 take
00:40:08.320 money
00:40:08.620 from
00:40:08.960 you
00:40:09.180 on
00:40:09.340 your
00:40:09.460 monthly
00:40:09.780 bill
00:40:10.060 and
00:40:10.280 they
00:40:10.420 use
00:40:10.600 it
00:40:10.700 to
00:40:10.820 fund
00:40:11.040 causes
00:40:11.460 and
00:40:11.680 activism
00:40:12.260 and
00:40:12.860 political
00:40:13.280 agendas
00:40:13.680 you would
00:40:14.080 never
00:40:14.560 ever
00:40:14.900 in your
00:40:15.220 wildest
00:40:15.800 dream
00:40:16.200 choose
00:40:16.600 to
00:40:16.800 support
00:40:17.120 you're
00:40:17.340 with
00:40:17.500 Verizon
00:40:17.960 you're
00:40:18.560 helping
00:40:18.920 Planned
00:40:19.280 Parenthood
00:40:19.800 did you
00:40:20.340 even
00:40:20.540 know
00:40:20.760 that
00:40:21.080 you're
00:40:22.020 not
00:40:22.180 just
00:40:22.380 paying
00:40:22.620 for
00:40:22.800 cell
00:40:23.040 service
00:40:23.400 you're
00:40:29.140 conservative
00:40:29.600 wireless
00:40:30.120 provider
00:40:30.660 that
00:40:30.920 means
00:40:31.200 your
00:40:31.380 money
00:40:31.560 supports
00:40:31.960 organizations
00:40:32.640 that
00:40:32.980 defend
00:40:33.320 freedom
00:40:33.760 religious
00:40:34.640 liberty
00:40:35.080 and the
00:40:35.600 sanctity
00:40:35.960 of life
00:40:36.420 while
00:40:36.640 you're
00:40:36.880 still
00:40:37.440 giving
00:40:37.760 you
00:40:37.920 the
00:40:38.080 same
00:40:38.280 nationwide
00:40:38.700 coverage
00:40:39.120 on the
00:40:39.400 very
00:40:39.580 same
00:40:39.840 cell
00:40:40.140 towers
00:40:40.440 as the
00:40:40.720 big
00:40:40.880 carriers
00:40:41.240 and
00:40:41.820 here's
00:40:42.000 the
00:40:42.100 best
00:40:42.260 part
00:40:42.460 switching
00:40:42.800 is
00:40:43.040 easy
00:40:43.480 you can
00:40:44.160 keep
00:40:44.360 your
00:40:44.480 phone
00:40:44.740 you can
00:40:45.000 keep
00:40:45.200 your
00:40:45.340 number
00:40:45.620 and
00:40:46.000 with
00:40:46.160 their
00:40:46.280 US
00:40:46.520 based
00:40:46.800 customer
00:40:47.160 service
00:40:47.520 team
00:40:47.820 you're
00:40:48.400 not
00:40:48.560 just
00:40:48.800 an
00:40:49.020 account
00:40:49.360 number
00:40:49.740 you're
00:40:50.040 a
00:40:50.200 person
00:40:50.540 that
00:40:50.760 actually
00:40:51.220 matters
00:40:51.900 to
00:40:52.220 them
00:40:52.480 take
00:40:53.080 a
00:40:53.200 stand
00:40:53.380 today
00:40:53.600 go
00:40:53.740 to
00:40:53.860 patreon
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00:40:55.140 becker
00:40:55.380 call
00:40:55.560 972
00:40:56.100 patriot
00:40:56.440 972
00:40:57.120 patriot
00:40:57.460 use
00:40:57.700 the
00:40:57.820 promo
00:40:58.000 code
00:40:58.240 beck
00:40:58.500 free
00:40:59.080 month
00:40:59.400 of
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00:41:00.020 just
00:41:00.460 by
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00:41:01.040 now
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00:41:02.420 slash
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00:41:03.060 972
00:41:04.040 patriot
00:41:04.700 keep
00:41:06.180 your
00:41:06.380 powder
00:41:06.700 dry
00:41:07.280 and
00:41:07.780 your
00:41:07.960 conscience
00:41:08.600 clear
00:41:09.120 this
00:41:10.500 is
00:41:11.540 Glenn
00:41:11.920 Beck
00:41:21.900 welcome
00:41:40.400 to
00:41:40.620 the
00:41:40.820 Glenn
00:41:41.060 Beck
00:41:41.220 program
00:41:41.660 pretty
00:41:43.980 major
00:41:44.320 announcement
00:41:44.700 coming up
00:41:45.260 next
00:41:45.760 I've been
00:41:46.080 teasing
00:41:46.380 it
00:41:46.620 for
00:41:46.800 quite
00:41:47.080 some
00:41:47.280 time
00:41:47.560 but
00:41:47.680 I'm
00:41:47.820 going
00:41:47.920 to
00:41:48.020 actually
00:41:48.400 tell
00:41:49.640 you
00:41:49.920 all
00:41:50.320 about
00:41:50.680 the
00:41:50.920 torch
00:41:51.320 next
00:41:51.820 and
00:41:52.000 what
00:41:52.160 it
00:41:52.280 means
00:41:52.620 and
00:41:53.000 when
00:41:53.220 it
00:41:53.340 begins
00:41:53.760 and
00:41:54.660 what
00:41:54.820 it
00:41:54.920 means
00:41:55.140 to
00:41:55.320 this
00:41:55.540 show
00:41:55.820 and
00:41:56.080 everything
00:41:56.780 else
00:41:57.240 coming up
00:41:58.000 in just
00:41:58.300 a second
00:41:58.640 I was
00:41:58.900 with
00:41:59.080 Megan
00:41:59.320 Kelly
00:41:59.640 on
00:41:59.980 Saturday
00:42:00.580 we got
00:42:00.940 to
00:42:01.080 some
00:42:01.240 of
00:42:01.360 it
00:42:01.540 and
00:42:03.040 so
00:42:04.000 that
00:42:04.420 comes
00:42:04.660 that
00:42:04.840 comes
00:42:05.040 up
00:42:05.160 next
00:42:05.380 you
00:42:05.500 don't
00:42:05.600 want
00:42:05.740 to
00:42:05.800 miss
00:42:05.960 it
00:42:06.400 especially
00:42:06.880 if
00:42:07.060 you've
00:42:07.180 been
00:42:07.280 with
00:42:07.480 us
00:42:07.680 from
00:42:08.100 you
00:42:08.420 know
00:42:08.520 the
00:42:08.660 beginning
00:42:08.940 a
00:42:09.140 long
00:42:09.400 long
00:42:09.700 time
00:42:10.240 it's
00:42:11.280 it's
00:42:11.700 a
00:42:11.840 new
00:42:12.060 phase
00:42:12.500 a
00:42:12.820 new
00:42:12.980 chapter
00:42:13.400 coming
00:42:14.080 now
00:42:21.820 coming
00:42:22.260 up
00:42:22.600 this
00:42:38.840 is
00:42:39.540 Glenn
00:42:40.040 Beck
00:42:51.820 all
00:42:54.120 right
00:42:54.240 let me
00:42:54.440 tell you
00:42:54.620 about
00:42:54.740 my
00:42:54.880 Patriot
00:42:55.360 Supply
00:42:55.780 winter
00:42:56.160 test
00:42:56.480 people
00:42:56.840 you
00:42:57.120 know
00:42:57.200 the
00:42:57.320 power
00:42:57.560 goes
00:42:57.900 out
00:42:58.200 the
00:42:58.440 temperature
00:42:58.780 drops
00:42:59.160 and
00:42:59.340 suddenly
00:42:59.640 you're
00:43:00.060 reminded
00:43:00.400 just how
00:43:00.800 quickly
00:43:01.180 the
00:43:01.660 comforts
00:43:02.240 that we
00:43:02.700 have
00:43:02.900 you
00:43:03.120 take
00:43:03.440 for
00:43:03.620 granted
00:43:03.940 the
00:43:04.860 question
00:43:05.120 is
00:43:05.300 whether
00:43:05.540 or not
00:43:06.240 you
00:43:06.400 can
00:43:06.580 predict
00:43:07.080 the
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00:45:08.000 This is
00:45:10.000 The Glenn Beck Program.
00:45:14.560 Hello, America.
00:45:16.120 Well, the time is finally here that I can talk to you about the torch and what it is and when it begins and what it all means.
00:45:24.060 We'll do that in 60 seconds.
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00:46:30.940 So the day is finally here where I can talk to you about all of this and my next phase of my career.
00:46:39.160 So if you don't mind, just give me just a few minutes to speak from a personal and professional note.
00:46:45.040 When I began the blaze years and years and years ago, the world looked extraordinarily different than it did.
00:46:52.300 The left owned all the airwaves, the networks, the studios, the universities.
00:46:57.200 You know, if you didn't see the world their way, you just weren't welcome in it and you weren't going anywhere.
00:47:03.340 At the time when I was dominating those airwaves, the left told me, you want to say those things?
00:47:10.460 You just go on the Internet and do a podcast.
00:47:12.720 At a time when a podcast didn't mean anything.
00:47:15.840 It was a joke if you were a podcaster at the time.
00:47:18.840 At the time, nobody had really figured out the podcast.
00:47:23.240 Nobody had even considered live subscription networks with real talent that could not just be heard and survive, but could dominate and thrive.
00:47:34.280 So when I left Fox, I'll never forget, Roger Ailes told me, he said, you know, the Internet's a fad.
00:47:39.040 And I said, I don't think it is.
00:47:40.340 And the left thought that they had won, that I had been banished into the wilderness of something called podcasting.
00:47:47.780 On my last show, I said to the left that you will pine for the days when I was only on for one hour every day on Fox News.
00:47:57.540 But as usual, they lacked vision and they didn't see what I saw.
00:48:02.320 And what I saw was freedom, entire networks and generations of new voices
00:48:08.800 that would finally be set free, that would not have to climb that impossible ladder that I had to climb.
00:48:16.300 Out of that wilderness came the blaze.
00:48:19.980 And through these doors walked the next generation of truth tellers.
00:48:24.040 And they're still walking through these doors.
00:48:26.180 Let me just name a few.
00:48:27.280 And I'm going to leave a lot of people out and I apologize.
00:48:28.860 But Buck Sexton, Lawrence Jones, now at Fox, Ali Best Stuckey, who's in the Wall Street Journal today as being the leader of the leading women's voice for the conservative movement.
00:48:38.780 Dana Lash, Will Cain.
00:48:41.380 The first time that Matt Walsh ever appeared on television, it was with me on what was then called GBTV.
00:48:47.300 And my own personal fave, whose career got a start from a nobody to now the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth.
00:48:57.560 No one had ever built a live subscription-based network of independent thinkers.
00:49:05.940 It hadn't been done, hadn't even been dreamed of.
00:49:08.920 No one had ever streamed across radio and television and online simultaneously and based it online.
00:49:18.460 And to do it, we had to invent new things.
00:49:23.160 I mean, the infrastructure didn't exist.
00:49:25.960 We had to partner at the time with Major League Baseball to be able to do it because no one else but Major League Baseball had even thought of it.
00:49:36.600 Today, if you look around at the landscape, things have dramatically changed.
00:49:42.660 Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson, Ben Shapiro, the biggest names in news, all online, all independent.
00:49:51.420 And it's because of you seeing the future and going, I think that might change the media.
00:50:01.600 And together, we brought the networks to their knees.
00:50:04.420 It's funny because now it's becoming full circle.
00:50:07.860 You know, the one of them that they drove out, Barry Weiss, is now being welcomed back as a conquering hero in the newsroom savior out in CBS News.
00:50:16.220 It's crazy.
00:50:17.660 But for me, my part of this mission is complete.
00:50:23.140 I wanted to start the place.
00:50:24.600 I wanted to create this ecosystem, and we did.
00:50:30.140 Media now has really capable voices, minds, and hands to do things.
00:50:36.700 And the blaze is hitting new heights every single month.
00:50:42.400 And I can now turn what I want to do, which is my next disruption and my next creative venture.
00:50:51.140 Because as a nation, we are now suffering from a lack of true education, true individual empowerment, and true non-governmental rescue.
00:51:06.480 So let me start with education.
00:51:09.540 In January, I am launching the Glenn and Tonya Beck Foundation for American History.
00:51:15.880 It is a privately fund trust that will continue to do in accelerated fashion what I began almost 20 years ago.
00:51:24.040 For nearly two decades, I have been collecting the physical evidence of America's soul, the documents, the letters, the artifacts that tell the true story of who we are.
00:51:36.460 And it's amazing to me, after 20 years, how big this thing has gotten and how few people, even in my own audience, really know what it is.
00:51:43.200 Because we haven't really unveiled it, except in glimpses here and there.
00:51:48.100 But with the help of David Barton and Wall Builders, that library has now become the third largest private collection of founding documents in the world.
00:51:57.600 It is surpassed only by the Library of Congress and the National Archives.
00:52:03.140 It houses and also preserves the largest collection of Pilgrim and Jamestown documents and items in the world.
00:52:11.180 The entire collection now contains well over a million documents and items of evidence of the greatness of the American experiment, as well as our scars and our mistakes.
00:52:24.800 But it is definitive proof of our beginnings.
00:52:29.760 This library is proof that America was founded on Judeo-Christian values.
00:52:35.600 It is proof that our mission was not slavery, but freedom for all mankind.
00:52:41.640 It is proof that while we have committed terrible wrongs, we have also accomplished miraculous things.
00:52:48.980 It is proof that our story began not in Jamestown, but in Plymouth, Mass.
00:52:54.100 It is proof that when science divorces itself from moral truth, darkness follows and usually profound darkness from the race hygiene laws born here in America that inspired the Nuremberg laws in Nazi Germany to the American eugenics society that lit the path for Mengele's horrors.
00:53:18.640 History repeats itself.
00:53:22.640 If it doesn't, it at least rhymes again and again and again and once again, we are fighting the same ancient evil, the culture of death.
00:53:33.200 But this library is proof that man can rule himself, that Tesla was the genius, not Edison, that some Native American tribes were glorious and peaceful, while others were bloodthirsty and slave owners, no different than the English that came to Jamestown.
00:53:53.980 Over the last three years, my team has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars and hundreds and thousands of man hours digitizing this unparalleled archive.
00:54:07.980 And in the last year plus, I have been working on building something the world has never seen before.
00:54:16.520 What was once contained and still physically is in a tornado proof vault and then another, they call it a mountain here, but I call it a Texas hillside and a third location, a granite vault in the Rocky Mountains.
00:54:31.120 All of this history is now also contained in a digital vault, all now on blockchain.
00:54:39.380 So these facts and artifacts will never, ever be lost unless you want to shut down the entire Internet.
00:54:45.920 But more than just preservation, which was my first goal, we now have created the first independent, proprietary, AI-driven American historical library.
00:54:58.260 And it is, as you will see next year, complete with its own librarian.
00:55:04.420 We call him George.
00:55:06.020 George is built from the writings of George Washington himself, the writings of the founders, the thousands of sermons that they heard from their church pulpits, the books that they read and the principles they lived by.
00:55:20.860 He can find any artifact, any document, any speech, and delivered it to you as evidence that what you were taught in school was either misguided out of ignorance, a half-truth, or most likely an out-and-out lie.
00:55:38.640 He will also be able to teach the Constitution.
00:55:41.080 He will teach the Federalist Papers, the Civics, American History, in a way that no one has even thought of, no one has ever generated.
00:55:53.480 And it can generate it all without hallucination, as it is all contained in a secure, isolated server where every document is memorized verbatim.
00:56:05.240 That is different.
00:56:06.900 It's first level, which we are now close to finishing, is able to contain and retrieve one exabyte of material.
00:56:18.700 Now, let me give you some perspective on this.
00:56:21.780 One exabyte is a thousand petabytes.
00:56:25.580 I don't know what that means.
00:56:26.520 Well, that equals a million terabytes.
00:56:29.840 A million terabytes is a billion gigabytes.
00:56:33.100 And a billion gigabytes is one exabyte.
00:56:39.600 Okay?
00:56:40.180 What does that mean?
00:56:42.460 It means that that approaches half of all of the digital data humanity produced in the entire 1990s combined.
00:56:54.840 This is not Chachi PD.
00:56:57.320 This is not Wikipedia.
00:56:58.660 This is verified, factual, memorized, first-source truth, powered now by proprietary technology and the greatest private collection of American history ever assembled.
00:57:14.140 And this is only part of what I'm announcing today.
00:57:18.940 Let me get into the rest here in just a second.
00:57:22.260 First, let me tell you about pre-born.
00:57:23.400 Every life begins the same way, small, dependent, and full of potential.
00:57:26.940 But not every life is welcomed with support.
00:57:28.920 Some women are facing pressure, financial stress, and fear that nobody else sees.
00:57:33.700 Many are told, you know, you're on your own.
00:57:35.740 But pre-born refuses to let that be the end of the story.
00:57:38.660 They provide free ultrasounds that expectant mothers see.
00:57:42.240 And, you know, with that beginning and the counseling that follows, the material support, the relationship that lasts, they don't just say choose life and walk away.
00:57:54.620 They say choose life.
00:57:56.340 Mom chooses life out of love.
00:57:58.760 And then they stick around to build a foundation for that life to thrive.
00:58:02.720 Choosing life is not just a decision.
00:58:04.420 It's a journey.
00:58:05.180 And it requires strength and guidance and community.
00:58:08.580 And pre-born is expanding their efforts right now.
00:58:11.180 Get involved, please.
00:58:12.580 Dial pound 250.
00:58:13.600 Say the keyword, baby.
00:58:14.680 Make any donation that you can.
00:58:16.840 Save a life today.
00:58:18.140 Two of them, mom and baby.
00:58:19.880 Pre-born.com slash Beck.
00:58:21.760 That's pre-born.com slash Beck or pound 250 keyword, baby.
00:58:26.580 Ten seconds and back to the show.
00:58:27.840 So this enormous library featuring our librarian, George, that will be able to teach you and your family in ways you cannot imagine, but will be able to soon.
00:58:48.840 And on separate servers, we have digitized over 30 years of my life's work, every book, every radio show, every episode, every special, every speech, every bit of research, sourced and documented research with historic verification.
00:59:06.640 And that, too, will be ready to teach you anything you might need from the rise of the caliphate to the structure of our government, from economic truth to the funding networks of the left, from George Soros to Arabella Advisors.
00:59:23.100 We are working with two new sets of researchers that have come into the fold for what I'm launching with the torch next January.
00:59:32.820 You will be very excited.
00:59:34.620 These two researchers, you know who they are, their teams, and we are putting some stuff together that will first be turned over to the FBI and then made into a special for you.
00:59:44.280 But all of this will be on demand, all verified, and all powered by the torch, which is going to be a new tool, a new app that will be found at glenbeck.com.
00:59:55.460 It's going to be released on January 5th.
00:59:59.380 I would ask that you would sign up for my free email newsletter at glenbeck.com right now.
01:00:04.480 That way we can alert you.
01:00:06.100 You can be one of the first to become a founding member when the app is released.
01:00:10.440 But this is the next chapter.
01:00:13.040 This is the final chapter of my career to try to restore curiosity, try to restore the ability to ask questions about history and then get honest results back without any bias, just based on actual documents.
01:00:29.480 And all of it begins appropriately at the beginning of the 250 year of our nation's founding.
01:00:34.980 Now, so you know, the show, this show that you hear, the radio show will still be heard on radio and on blaze TV and blaze TV is going on.
01:00:46.700 It's going to be announcing some new and very exciting expansion very soon.
01:00:50.760 But you will find all of the extras at the torch app at glenbeck.com.
01:00:57.600 And even this show on the app is going to have a completely new addition that is we're kind of in we're in beta testing right now.
01:01:10.700 I hope it is going to be shocking in its in its usefulness.
01:01:16.440 But beginning January 5th, rolling out over the next 12 months, you're going to find new history shows, new deep dive investigations.
01:01:24.380 And most importantly, you will find perspective, honest history and hope.
01:01:29.120 And we begin the year with two brand new podcasts.
01:01:32.100 One of them is America's Story.
01:01:34.280 It's a year long celebration of our 250th birthday.
01:01:38.480 It is the original story.
01:01:40.240 And it is really, really, really good.
01:01:43.040 In the months ahead, we will also go where others cannot go or will not go digitally and literally.
01:01:52.860 Next year, Mercury One, the Nazarene Fund and the American Journey Experience, three of my charities that you have helped build, are expanding their mission as well.
01:02:03.120 And beginning in the first quarter of next year, I personally am going to take you into the heart of Islamic darkness.
01:02:09.240 That is going to be one of the things that we really delve into deeply, the Islamistization of the entire West.
01:02:19.240 And I will be taking you into the killing fields of Nigeria, where Christians are being slaughtered by Islamist militants and militias in the largest Christian slaughter in human history.
01:02:31.500 We will be there, and I will take you to the places most people don't know about or won't cover.
01:02:39.300 And I will take you to the cliffs the world is about to jump off of without anyone even knowing that that is a cliff.
01:02:46.560 And that will be Nigeria, also the front lines of South Korea, where communism is threatening to swallow another free ally, probably in the next 24 months.
01:02:56.060 To the places where faith and truth and freedom are under siege.
01:03:01.240 And we don't need more despair.
01:03:04.000 We need more action.
01:03:05.620 And we need it to be bold and decisive.
01:03:08.620 And you will be a part of that.
01:03:10.460 We're not going to just take you and show you problems.
01:03:12.820 We're going to be offering solutions.
01:03:15.220 You'll be a part of a movement that will rescue and rebuild and redeem.
01:03:20.640 Um, uh, I've been working on this for a while and I've been praying all the time and just tearing myself apart.
01:03:28.580 And, uh, just a couple of weeks ago, uh, I felt in somebody was giving me a blessing and I felt strongly for the first time in my life.
01:03:38.720 I know why I was born.
01:03:40.020 And in that, I realized I don't have a lot of time to waste and, um, and, uh, I have a lot of work to do.
01:03:53.160 I want, I would love to help you find your reason you were born because we all have to.
01:03:58.700 Um, the torch is not just a platform.
01:04:02.060 The torch is a mission and it is a mission to illuminate.
01:04:06.300 It is a mission to bring light where there is darkness.
01:04:10.640 Um, it is a light to guide those in darkness to safety.
01:04:15.900 And this is my next and final step in my career.
01:04:20.020 And it is the culmination of everything that I have done and built from Fox to the blaze from my first item of American history to now the largest, uh, private library in the country.
01:04:34.800 Um, from radio to TV, to books, to now history itself.
01:04:40.740 This is the moment that I tried to pass the torch to you and founding memberships are going to be open soon.
01:04:50.280 Uh, and I would love for you to be a partner with us.
01:04:54.340 And I am asking you one last time to help me build something to change the world for good.
01:05:01.560 We've done it once before we've done it actually several times together, but the truth still matters.
01:05:07.360 And the torch of lady liberty, the torch of truth must never, ever go out.
01:05:14.620 So this is the torch and it begins in January, January 5th.
01:05:21.180 Sign up for my free email newsletter.
01:05:23.200 You'll be given the first opportunity to become a founding member of this very ambitious project.
01:05:28.100 To make history once again, by sharing history in new and game changing ways.
01:05:35.740 The torch at glennbeck.com begins January 5th.
01:05:41.280 Let's change the world yet again.
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01:07:40.480 Welcome to the GlennBeck program.
01:07:48.240 We are, our comments from subscribers are rolling in.
01:07:53.320 Thank God they're okay.
01:07:55.600 I mean, I'm really worried.
01:07:56.460 The subscribers can be very vicious.
01:07:58.000 They're my best and worst critics.
01:08:00.900 We encourage those.
01:08:01.840 Yeah, I know.
01:08:02.700 I listen to you guys.
01:08:05.340 Glenn talked about The Torch when he spoke at TPUSA in September.
01:08:08.520 I did a little bit, and then with Megyn Kelly, yes, made the announcement this weekend.
01:08:12.060 Glad he's finally telling his audience, well, contracts are a bitch.
01:08:16.060 Let's just say that.
01:08:19.180 Let's see.
01:08:19.800 Next phase.
01:08:20.640 How many phases are you up to, Glenn?
01:08:23.520 Quite a few.
01:08:24.520 I mean, next year will be 49 years in broadcast.
01:08:28.280 That's a long time.
01:08:29.540 A long time.
01:08:30.120 Also, fewer phases than like a Madonna.
01:08:33.600 I don't think you're.
01:08:35.100 Not as ugly as face.
01:08:35.960 I will say the torch is going to be a very slutty Glenn Beck.
01:08:39.120 So I'm concerned about that.
01:08:40.280 It is.
01:08:40.500 It is.
01:08:42.060 Glenn, I love this.
01:08:43.400 You need to have online exhibits.
01:08:45.680 Oh, they're part of it.
01:08:46.700 It's coming.
01:08:47.480 Online.
01:08:47.840 Okay, cool.
01:08:49.920 Let's see.
01:08:50.580 Your historic stuff.
01:08:51.940 Is it online for viewing?
01:08:53.180 No, it will be.
01:08:54.340 Would help fill holds on our family tree.
01:08:56.720 Where can I see the collection?
01:08:58.080 We'll have a, we're going to have an announcement on a physical museum early next year.
01:09:03.520 Now, if we could only do this in a library in VR.
01:09:06.820 Yes.
01:09:07.900 Guess.
01:09:09.000 Guess who's digitized everything for VR as well.
01:09:13.060 VR is coming.
01:09:15.480 People are going to be mad about this being AI.
01:09:18.460 Yep.
01:09:18.880 They are until they understand what we've done and how we've done it and why we've done it this way.
01:09:25.700 Glenn, this is so cool.
01:09:27.640 This is why I've been with you since that first chalkboard lecture.
01:09:32.760 Glenn, Ray writes, it's the world's largest chalkboard.
01:09:35.720 That's what we should have called it.
01:09:37.680 This is exciting.
01:09:39.480 Wow.
01:09:39.700 Glenn's pushing AI.
01:09:41.100 Mind explosion.
01:09:42.980 That is something you'll have to dive into more because you have a very conflicted relationship with AI.
01:09:49.620 Like you really do see the promise of it.
01:09:51.620 Yeah.
01:09:52.000 You know, you've been with me from the beginning on this.
01:09:54.120 And you also know how deeply I've gone into the ethics of all of this.
01:09:58.980 I mean, really deeply on ethics.
01:10:01.200 Let's see.
01:10:03.740 Glenn, it sounds expensive.
01:10:05.540 It is.
01:10:07.120 It's very expensive.
01:10:08.680 When has Glenn ever done a project that's not expensive?
01:10:11.520 Very expensive.
01:10:12.760 I like it.
01:10:13.480 I mean, I just got out of debt from the blaze just last couple of years ago.
01:10:17.940 Now, here it comes again.
01:10:20.560 It is expensive.
01:10:22.300 And anyway, well, yeah.
01:10:25.900 Keep that quiet.
01:10:26.940 My wife doesn't like hearing that.
01:10:29.600 Glenn, you're still doing your radio.
01:10:31.620 You see, her name's on the foundation.
01:10:33.460 She can't complain anymore.
01:10:34.480 I know.
01:10:34.600 I know.
01:10:36.140 You're still doing your radio and podcast.
01:10:38.500 Yes.
01:10:39.200 How does that change your day and career?
01:10:41.680 Dramatically.
01:10:42.160 And you'll understand when we get into January.
01:10:46.080 Been here since your Insider Extreme.
01:10:49.600 Gosh, what was that?
01:10:50.340 20, 2008, 7?
01:10:54.620 When did we start that?
01:10:56.160 Insider Extreme?
01:10:57.200 That was real.
01:10:57.920 That was before GBTV, obviously.
01:10:59.080 It was before CNN, right?
01:11:01.180 That existed.
01:11:02.520 That was like the fan club, essentially, before even the CNN show, which I think started in 2006.
01:11:08.720 I think so, too.
01:11:09.580 So, I don't know, it was right around there somewhere.
01:11:11.580 Been there since the Insider Extreme.
01:11:13.440 This is one of the most exciting things you have ever done.
01:11:16.440 I think so, too.
01:11:17.640 I think you're going to love it, especially if you remember the Insider Extreme days, because this is, you know, broadcasting is very, very wide and narrow.
01:11:25.860 This is going to be very narrow and very wide and not very deep.
01:11:31.240 This is going to be very narrow and extraordinarily deep.
01:11:34.580 And one of the things, there are ways for the insiders, if you will, we should just call them that again.
01:11:40.360 The insiders are going to be very involved, and I'm going to be relying on you for a lot of things.
01:11:46.940 There's some really cool things coming for the insiders.
01:11:50.280 We're fortunate to live in the times where people are doing amazing things for the glory of God.
01:11:54.980 I agree.
01:11:55.520 Obviously, this isn't a charity.
01:11:58.660 No, part of it is.
01:12:00.140 Part of it is.
01:12:01.080 Well, the word foundation was used in the explanation.
01:12:03.840 It kind of sounds like a charity.
01:12:05.240 I wish Rush could have seen this happen.
01:12:06.980 Me, too.
01:12:08.280 History preservation is a big deal.
01:12:10.000 The left will use AI to scrub and rewrite it.
01:12:13.460 Exactly right.
01:12:14.660 And that's already happening.
01:12:17.220 And that, Glenn, builds on itself, right?
01:12:18.880 Like, because I was noticing this, gosh, I noticed what, you know, when you search for something on some AI program, and it'll show, like, it's searching a bunch of sites.
01:12:31.040 Right.
01:12:31.940 Which, that's where it's getting its information, right?
01:12:33.900 So, it's searching for a bunch of sites.
01:12:35.080 But it's not, like, searching how I would search to get a fact, right?
01:12:40.580 Like, I'm searching for trusted sites that, like, I know have this stuff right.
01:12:45.680 And, like, you know, that's hard to find.
01:12:47.760 People ask me all the time, like, oh, gosh, how do you find out when something's true or not?
01:12:52.100 How do you fact check that?
01:12:53.180 That's a big process.
01:12:54.020 Like, it's something we've developed over multiple decades of broadcasting and researching and all that.
01:12:58.960 With AI, like, a lot of times I'll see it pop up like Reddit.
01:13:03.240 And what I found fascinating about that this weekend, because I was clicking on some of these links and I was going through and looking, trying to understand where this information was coming from.
01:13:10.580 Like, Reddit will be, someone will ask a question and then someone who might have expertise in the area will jump in and say, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
01:13:18.840 And they'll come out with an explanation, their explanation.
01:13:21.480 And a lot of times it's right.
01:13:22.480 You can get real information and real expertise from people on Reddit.
01:13:25.680 However, you also get people who are playing expert and you have people who are making things up of their own experience or whatever.
01:13:31.860 And now, importantly, now you have people and bots who are answering that question with AI and posting the answer on Reddit.
01:13:43.820 So, when Reddit looks for an answer, they are from, when AI looks for an answer, they're looking to Reddit and finding answers that have been pasted from AI.
01:13:54.600 And you're going to get these truths in a circuitous form that just go on and on and on and build on lies and build on lies and build on lies and build on lies and build on lies.
01:14:05.140 And that's why something like what you're doing here, I think, is really important to make sure all that stuff stays out.
01:14:10.060 So, eventually, and I don't know when this will happen because compute is so expensive right now.
01:14:16.300 Just to be able to open this up and say, even, you know, a million people can have access to this.
01:14:24.240 If a million people are online and accessing it, the compute is mind-boggling expensive.
01:14:31.000 The compute, you just mean like the computing power needed?
01:14:33.200 All the things when it says thinking, you know, thinking, all of that.
01:14:36.440 It's so expensive.
01:14:40.060 But the goal is to be able to have that at your fingertips in the way you expect like a ChatGPT at any time and give it to you that fast.
01:14:52.840 But also, our goal is to create a filter that you could take that now and you could take the torch and you'll be able to go to any website.
01:15:02.500 And you'll be able to overlay it and it will say, that's not right, that's not right, this is verified, that's not verified.
01:15:10.280 That would be cool.
01:15:10.840 Yeah.
01:15:11.120 So, it's a way, the idea of the torch is just to illuminate.
01:15:15.400 Illuminate as much as we possibly can with actual facts, not opinions, actual verified facts, not Wikipedia, but true verified, that you'll be able to go then and say, okay, you verify that, well, show me that.
01:15:31.260 And it will show you that document.
01:15:33.040 The thing I'm really excited about and beta testing is going to begin here soon with part of the George app and it's going to be used by people in Washington.
01:15:43.840 And those I have talked to on Capitol Hill about this are very excited because you don't have to worry about reading everything, you know, right now, go ahead, put a bill into ChatGPT and see what you get, okay?
01:15:57.960 You'll find all kinds of stuff.
01:15:59.760 But are you going to find the truth on what's constitutional and what's not?
01:16:03.940 George AI has all of the founding documents, has all of the Federalist Papers, has all of their writings, has absolutely everything.
01:16:11.780 And so you'll be able to take now a bill of, you know, 20,000 pages or however long it is.
01:16:18.220 You'll be able to drop it into George and they'll be, it'll spit out immediately, this page, unconstitutional, this page, unconstitutional, this is unconstitutional, this is borderline, here's why, this disagrees with Federalist No. 77, whatever it is.
01:16:31.560 And you'll be able to quickly be able to not just find the truth, but not find a sliding scale of truth, but the truth as the founders understood it.
01:16:44.040 So you'll be able to put in, you'll be able to put in any Supreme Court case and you'll, you should be able to predict, based on the Constitution and all of our founding documents, exactly how the Supreme Court should rule on that case.
01:16:58.900 And you'll know why.
01:17:00.000 You know, I think there is a, one of the things you do well, like when you do live shows, you did a little bit of this with, I think, at Megan's show the other night, is to take these documents that, outside of the Constitution and the Federalist Papers, like things that people can access, people, stuff that people can access, letters that were written by the founders where they explain these things.
01:17:24.860 You'll have all of them.
01:17:25.560 Only are available through wall builders or through your museum.
01:17:29.240 Yeah.
01:17:29.580 Now you'll have access to those.
01:17:31.360 To all of them.
01:17:31.720 When people say, hey, no, this did, that's not true.
01:17:34.180 You, you'll be able to pull up the documents that, that, you know, Glenn does.
01:17:37.260 One of the most intriguing things that I'm anxious for, for preachers to see is in George AI, we're adding, I don't remember how many thousands of these we have.
01:17:49.780 We have thousands of them.
01:17:51.400 The, the actual sermons from the leading pastors of the day.
01:17:59.000 So from like 1700, I think we have some in the 1600, 1700 to about 1780.
01:18:04.380 We have all of these, these sermons from Sunday from 17, really 40 to 1776.
01:18:17.720 All of every single bit of the Declaration of Independence and our Bill of Rights was all preached from the pulpits.
01:18:26.160 And it goes into why each of those are important.
01:18:29.900 So these founders were sitting in church and they were listening to this as they were kids growing up.
01:18:34.860 They were listening to these sermons and that's how they learned these truths to then become self-evident.
01:18:40.980 They were self-evident because they had heard them preach to them over and over and over again.
01:18:45.280 And you'll have access.
01:18:48.420 If your pastor doesn't know how to talk about things that are affecting today, you can give him, you can give him access to, to George on the torch app.
01:19:00.760 And he'll have absolutely no excuse.
01:19:03.440 And you'll be able to access them.
01:19:05.800 But the part, the hard thing is, is reading them because they're an old timey language and everything else.
01:19:11.800 But that's another thing that the torch will do.
01:19:15.200 It will translate it into a level of your understanding.
01:19:18.160 So you can read it directly off the document.
01:19:21.160 You can get the text of it in that, you know, in that language.
01:19:26.220 Or you can say, put this in modern English so I understand it.
01:19:29.800 You know, put this so I understand it.
01:19:31.860 You know, I have a PhD or I'm trying to explain this to an eighth grader.
01:19:35.800 And it will do that eventually.
01:19:38.600 And we will have to release these at first.
01:19:41.140 You won't be able to generate this yourself because of compute right away.
01:19:44.860 But eventually you'll be able to say, can you explain through just just using this as an example, just what was taught in the pulpits?
01:19:55.320 Can you give me the Bill of Rights explained that the 10 Bill of Rights explained as they were explained from the pulpits?
01:20:05.800 In today's language, I'd like a series and I'd like it to be 45 minutes each episode.
01:20:12.480 And it will produce in Georgia's voice.
01:20:15.780 Wait till you hear Georgia's voice.
01:20:17.700 Produce in Georgia's voice a podcast that will teach that to you.
01:20:23.640 And then at the end of the podcast, you'll be able to it will ask you questions.
01:20:28.320 Now, this is in the future.
01:20:29.780 This is not in January.
01:20:30.700 But it will ask you questions and you answer the questions and it will gauge.
01:20:35.800 Did you really understand that concept or not?
01:20:38.780 And when you answer the questions, it will automatically change episode number two to reinforce the things that you didn't understand and express it in a different way, hoping that you'll be able to understand.
01:20:52.720 So, almost like a professor, like you're taking a high-level college course.
01:20:57.520 One-on-one class for anybody from kids to college professors, all in original sources.
01:21:06.040 And that obviously is probably not right around the corner, but coming at some point in the future.
01:21:10.980 Hopefully, you know, phase two, which is a pretty big step, will be hopefully ready by July 4th, 20, you know, of our 250th anniversary.
01:21:21.720 Okay, so not that long.
01:21:23.160 Hopefully.
01:21:23.700 It all depends on compute and how fast the numbers come down for compute.
01:21:29.040 It's just so expensive.
01:21:31.200 You should also open up a nuclear power plant to power all this.
01:21:35.160 Thank you.
01:21:35.740 Just do that.
01:21:36.220 Yes, I'll do that.
01:21:36.800 That'll make it easy.
01:21:37.280 Sure, that'll be really.
01:21:38.220 That's just another project you can take up.
01:21:39.740 Another project, yeah.
01:21:40.520 And then we call the torch, when it has a meltdown, we can call it the torch melt.
01:21:43.820 And you know what?
01:21:44.480 It never stops glowing.
01:21:46.520 Yeah.
01:21:48.060 Illuminating the world.
01:21:49.860 Your hair will fall out.
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01:23:36.740 You see, they've caught two of the four people that broke into the Louvre and stole the jewelry.
01:23:48.480 Still haven't found the jewelry.
01:23:49.620 Yeah.
01:23:50.300 You see what they got?
01:23:51.180 They got a DNA from the motorcycle helmet.
01:23:54.480 Really?
01:23:54.920 That's where they originally found these guys.
01:23:56.400 And they watched them, monitored them, waiting to see when they would try to leave the country.
01:24:02.600 And when that happened, they stepped in.
01:24:03.940 Yeah, because surprisingly, they're not from there.
01:24:05.700 They were migrants.
01:24:08.240 Algeria.
01:24:08.920 Algeria.
01:24:09.880 Huh.
01:24:10.880 Not French.
01:24:13.120 Is anybody in France left the French yet?
01:24:16.660 I don't even know.
01:24:17.980 It's going to be like that in New York City.
01:24:20.040 Is anybody an actual New Yorker in New York anymore?
01:24:25.120 I can't wait until I talk to you about Mamdani and the governor of New York and AOC, you know,
01:24:33.020 screaming about all the things they're going to give away in New York.
01:24:37.100 Yeah.
01:24:37.620 Well, you're going to run out of other people's money because the people with money, they're
01:24:41.500 going to be moving out of New York very soon.
01:24:44.380 They already are.
01:24:45.300 But I can't wait.
01:24:46.420 We'll do that.
01:24:46.980 And AI in the military next.
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01:25:05.520 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
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01:27:15.020 so the president is over in asia today negotiating all kinds of different deals
01:27:23.500 and really setting the stage for hopefully peace in asia things could get very very dicey and it's
01:27:31.500 one reason why i think that we're actually going after venezuela we're trying to make sure that
01:27:37.160 this hemisphere is safe and the chinese influence the russian influence and quite honestly the
01:27:43.780 iranian influence is out but the president talked about a new golden battleship and i thought we're
01:27:50.220 still building battleships why are we building battleships and then i thought oh a golden one
01:27:54.380 so we'll be like pirates so we can find that gold after it's at the bottom of the sea what are we
01:27:58.760 doing battleships are a thing of the past in my opinion brandon sang is uh the co-founder uh and
01:28:06.160 president of shield ai he's a former navy seal um shield ai is coming up with all kinds of new
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01:29:28.100 the corner are you not uh we have an office in dallas about 550 employees there so i'm also at our
01:29:34.280 office in dallas today so tell me what shield ai is sure uh shield ai is a technology company with the
01:29:41.760 mission of protecting service members and civilians with artificially intelligent systems i founded this
01:29:47.520 company 10 years ago with my brother ryan in pursuit of this mission we have been building the world's
01:29:52.900 best ai pilot and proliferating that ai pilot as well as next generation aircraft and so today we're
01:29:59.580 about a five and a half billion dollar company have about 1400 employees uh and just trying to make our
01:30:06.260 warfighter proud so what does it mean the next generation pilot uh so an ai pilot uh easiest way to think of
01:30:13.480 an ai pilot is self-driving technology for unmanned systems and so i don't know if you've ever been in
01:30:19.360 a tesla or a waymo where the thing starts navigating itself exact same type of technology uses sensors to
01:30:25.680 perceive its environment uses non-board uh nvidia gpu to process all that sensor information and to make
01:30:32.440 decisions about where to go uh what the mission is right so for a car the mission is go from a to b
01:30:37.860 without hitting things it has to read and react along the way the mission for an f-16 would be
01:30:43.740 dogfight uh another f-16 so what is the expat so the expat is our new uh next generation aircraft it
01:30:52.100 is an ai piloted vertical takeoff launch and land fighter jet first of its kind how big is it is a
01:30:58.540 fighter jet size it is a fighter jet size so it takes up the logistics footprint about one third the size
01:31:04.540 of an f-18 but that's because you don't have all these life safety support systems that you would for a person
01:31:10.480 you basically have uh an f-100 class engine which is the same engine in an f-15 or f-16 put wings on it
01:31:18.320 put computers on it sensors enable enough uh room for the fuel and the the payloads and uh it's a it's a
01:31:25.460 monster of an aircraft it's big yeah so so does it does it fly with because i've seen um these you know
01:31:32.160 i've seen computer generated ideas where these new planes will come with a fleet of drones with them
01:31:38.660 kind of as their wingmen does this that that's absolutely correct so we actually envision the
01:31:44.080 customer customer being u.s and allied militaries uh to basically fly four expats at a given time
01:31:50.440 um and all of them working intelligently with each other collaboratively with each other uh to
01:31:55.820 accomplish a variety of different mission sets so have you sold any of these to the u.s military yet
01:32:01.460 so the expat is our next generation aircraft we just did a product unveiling we're about 18 months
01:32:07.580 into development we're doing wind tunnel testing uh engine testing radar cross-section testing the
01:32:14.280 next step next next fall we're doing our first flight test the thing goes operational in uh in 2028
01:32:21.260 and then we go to full production in 2029 uh we're working closely with a number of u.s and allied
01:32:28.020 militaries that are interested in the capability it it really scratches an itch that i would say that
01:32:33.220 a lot of them couldn't pinpoint where that itch was um and the fact that it is vertical takeoff and land
01:32:38.440 means you are no longer uh reliant on runways aircraft carriers um and what people don't realize is those
01:32:45.160 are like the priority zero targets for our adversaries i i you know i i was with the president
01:32:50.500 maybe six or eight months ago when he first got into office and i asked him i said
01:32:56.120 why don't we just cancel all of these projects on planes and everything that have been in the design
01:33:01.700 for you know the last 10 years by the time they come online they're going to be outdated
01:33:06.300 ai is changing so rapidly in two years it might tell us get rid of all of that stuff and to me
01:33:14.180 aircraft carriers paddle ships all these things are the horses of world war one um and do you think
01:33:22.560 the pentagon is listening to that kind of talk is that accurate and do you think they're they get that
01:33:27.180 yet yeah i i think they they very much understand what the future of uh warfare looks like and i think
01:33:32.960 um look they have the hard problem of being ready tonight today correct and so they have to have
01:33:39.100 what's available and they have to fight with what's available they can't rely on things that are in
01:33:43.480 development now that being said like i agree certain development projects and not just in the aviation
01:33:48.880 world but you know all of them there's a ton of money that goes in uh to these development tool
01:33:54.720 capabilities that you might say like ah is this really what we're going to fight with um and i
01:33:59.560 think actually the u.s army has been a really has done a fantastic job of cutting uh these projects
01:34:05.080 saying you know what we're cutting this we're cutting this this isn't how we're going to fight so
01:34:08.200 that's that's happening and as an american tax paper i'm happy about that but i i think they they
01:34:13.240 they understand what that world is going to they just have to you know do the balance of what do
01:34:18.940 we have now and then what are we going to fight with in the future to you i mean you're a former
01:34:22.960 seal you've been there you've seen it firsthand to you five or eight years from now what does war
01:34:30.860 look like um i think it's going to be an accelerated version of what we are seeing in russia ukraine today
01:34:38.700 and so i'll share a quick story i've been to ukraine a number of different times uh some of
01:34:43.560 these you know american patriots these war fighters there was a former seal that wanted to go over
01:34:48.520 to ukraine uh and fight and support the ukrainians and he brought his sniper rifle thinking he was going
01:34:54.280 to get to snipe russians and he said the very first operation i went on i was i was talking to him
01:34:59.100 about this he's like we went into a a bunker and it was rocketed and drone strikes within the first 30
01:35:06.460 minutes of us entering that bunker he's like i sat in that bunker for five days because i was i was
01:35:11.600 about to peek my head out he's like in 200 drones were overhead um and so a lot of that is done
01:35:17.840 manually today uh and at large scale manually fpv drones these types of things that you see
01:35:24.100 loitering munitions going on uh in the future it is just hyper accelerated by ai and autonomy uh to
01:35:30.520 the point where it is it's there it's how smart your drones are and how many you can produce that's
01:35:36.280 that's the name of the game it's terrifying you know i read a book maybe 10 years ago really great
01:35:41.400 book um and there was this war scene it's all about ai and uh there was this war scene at the very
01:35:47.740 beginning of the chapter um the president's council walks into the oval offices has opened the door and
01:35:54.040 they say mr president there's a dot dot dot and then it explains the war that is happening and it's
01:36:01.580 i mean it is engagement that is happening so rapidly and so uh completely and the war is solved quickly
01:36:11.000 this battle is solved quickly and then it's it talks about what happened on the battle the battlefront
01:36:16.680 and then it says dot dot dot developing in chicago all of that happened that fast now i know that's
01:36:24.480 dramatic license but with hive minds and everything else it is going to happen in a way that we cannot
01:36:31.980 fathom correct i i think we can see where it's going in in that sense but yes it's going to be
01:36:38.880 hyper accelerated um it is uh look i've always been of the belief that you know uh peace comes through
01:36:45.900 strength uh we need the american warfighter we need our allies to have the most dominant
01:36:50.700 technology and dominant products first and foremost to deter war and fight and win wars if necessary and
01:36:57.520 so that's what that's why i started shield ai now to your point in terms of where it's going yes it's
01:37:03.300 going to be i can't imagine right being a seal on the ukrainian battlefield i tell people like look
01:37:08.900 being a navy seal is really cool until you're asked to either fight in a tunnel or fight in a war where
01:37:13.760 there's tons of drones that are being flown at you and used against you same thing because they're
01:37:17.460 relentless yeah they don't give up until you're dead a hundred percent and same with our our fighter
01:37:21.600 pilots uh being a fighter pilot's really cool until you're going up against a battery of surface
01:37:26.360 to air missile systems uh and so this is where ai and autonomy comes in in terms of piloting these
01:37:33.620 uncrewed fighter jets these drones that are being built and it it really hasn't taken a
01:37:40.240 it hasn't been deployed at scale yet so what you're seeing in ukraine and russia is very much
01:37:46.800 again manual it's mass produced drones they are not intelligent drones now shield ai we have our ai
01:37:53.060 pilot flying on a handful of drones uh in ukraine we just uh received in order to ship 150 ai pilots
01:38:01.100 so the ai pilot world is scaling but again that's going to be the major difference in terms of what you
01:38:06.360 see today and what you're going to see in the future is far less people involved far more uh ai
01:38:11.720 piloting commanding these so i was talking to somebody in washington about you know what they're
01:38:16.400 what they're planning against 27 28 29 in taiwan and they said uh that they just feel that it is just
01:38:26.760 going to be a wave after wave after wave of swarms of drones that you're just not good nobody's going to
01:38:34.980 be able to fight because it's they're that close and they're really good at that how far ahead are
01:38:41.140 they on this or are they um so i've been to taiwan probably five times this past year so i've been a
01:38:47.140 number of times working closely uh with their military with their government i think first and foremost
01:38:51.980 they're taking it very very seriously uh i think ukraine russia was a wake-up call uh and uh a lot of
01:38:59.480 people didn't think that there was going to be state on state major conflict and they saw russia
01:39:04.840 ukraine taiwan exactly i don't mean i mean it's a hundred percent you know it's been gone on for
01:39:09.760 hundreds hundreds of years we're all gonna line up in a line yeah yeah not yet um so they're taking
01:39:16.720 it seriously they're mobilizing against it they're increasing their military budget you know from three
01:39:21.560 you know to three percent gdp to five percent of gdp uh there is a massive uh build up in their
01:39:27.820 capabilities and i think they're being very thoughtful about it understanding the importance
01:39:31.800 of operating without gps without communications with ai uh the importance of not only uh targeting
01:39:38.740 and uh intelligence uh surveillance and reconnaissance but also uh you know counter counter missile
01:39:45.280 counter drone uh is something they're investing in also is china ahead of us uh china is not ahead of
01:39:52.080 us on ai and autonomy they are ahead of us on industrial production capability because they
01:39:57.740 i mean you see some of their drone shows even you know they're just doing nighttime drone shows and
01:40:02.280 there's like a million of them in the sky they are people and look even those drone shows while i
01:40:09.260 wouldn't say they're scripted pre-scripted drone shows but the fact that they're putting thousands of
01:40:14.240 drones up in the air is just getting that muscle memory down in terms of what it's like to are we
01:40:21.240 anywhere close to that do we have anybody is not it does not have the muscle memory of putting
01:40:27.220 thousands of these small systems up in the air now where the united states stands you know is still
01:40:33.200 premier today is our strategic capabilities our ability to jointly maneuver jointly collect intelligence
01:40:40.060 we still have a number of strategic capabilities at our hand that like that china has not caught up to
01:40:45.960 that make it a very very difficult problem for china as well so is there anybody ahead of us
01:40:51.880 not with ai and autonomy now being in first place you know i'm a big believer like you should never
01:40:58.700 rest on your laurels and i'm a believer in you know what elon musk says it doesn't matter uh if you're in
01:41:05.120 first what matters is how quickly you're iterating and the chinese are able to iterate at a ridiculous
01:41:11.540 uh rate of speed and so that is what i'm most concerned about is how quickly they are able to
01:41:17.720 get to the next version to iterate to iterate to iterate because yes we're number one in ai autonomy
01:41:23.200 it doesn't mean that they're not nipping at our heels what does ai autonomy mean yeah so um
01:41:28.340 i ai when i think about ai it's a system's ability to make intelligent decisions about where it is it's
01:41:35.060 its ability to learn from said decisions its ability to perceive the environment uh perceive the
01:41:41.800 environment think about its environment and take action and so an ai can live as it does on our phones
01:41:47.220 now in the form of chat gpt or grok 4 right uh it can live in the form of a physical manifestation
01:41:53.880 like a self-driving car a humanoid robot uh or what shield ai is doing building ai pilots for
01:42:00.300 uncrewed fighter jets um but that's at its core its ability uh to perceive its environment think
01:42:06.260 about its environment and take action in its environment so does that involve hive mind that
01:42:11.540 is that is our our ai pilot we call hive mind okay so can we talk about that because i have
01:42:16.620 yeah real concerns about hive mind and what that means and also uh you know at least at least in the
01:42:24.240 movies yeah it's not hard to beat hive mind if you can figure that out and as we get into that here
01:42:30.040 in just a second we're with uh brandon saying he is uh the co-founder and president of shield ai
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01:43:51.380 so let's talk about hive mind explain what hive mind is sure hive mind is our AI and autonomy framework
01:44:00.800 what we actually put on the aircraft itself is called the hive mind pilot we have the hive mind
01:44:06.180 enterprise product which is our ecosystem that allows software developers to build AI and autonomy
01:44:11.660 for unmanned systems these can be in aircraft we've done AI and autonomy for unmanned surface vessels for
01:44:17.440 unmanned ground vehicles um and at the core of it it's just a it's what goes on the actual aircraft
01:44:23.620 or unmanned system is a series of software modules and so uh i could go into that but essentially it's
01:44:29.340 perception cognition and action modules and it is tying together satellite all kinds of information all
01:44:35.680 at the same time and using them in real time at the same time it is taking into account all sorts of
01:44:42.000 different sensor information and you can take into account also preconceived information you could take
01:44:47.780 into account satellite imagery map imagery you could take into account a lot of different data feeds
01:44:52.620 um where's human where's the human yeah yeah so uh so look um a couple of things as i think about
01:45:02.420 uh the the humans on the loop first and foremost can be in the loop if they want to be in the loop
01:45:07.660 especially you know i think the number one concern people have wait wait yeah can they be in the loop
01:45:12.560 i mean it's happening in real time at ai speed yeah can you keep up with it they can be in the loop
01:45:19.880 um as it relates to if there's communications available uh with the system and so um when they
01:45:26.200 are when we have our customers operating these systems today they're very much in the loop on the loop
01:45:30.620 um it's where they want to be where a human uh wants to be during that moment in time meaning
01:45:37.400 meaning it's not that different than how myself as a commander would interact with my autonomous fire
01:45:45.280 team of navy seals i'd send them over the edge i say here's commander's intent and i would check in with
01:45:51.040 them they'd feed me information in terms of what they're seeing and i would provide updated guidance
01:45:55.740 based on that does it still require kill yeah exactly so that is the moral decision uh to use
01:46:02.960 lethal force is still a very like i believe it's i've having made those decisions yeah it's a very
01:46:08.120 human decision that shield ai policy that's u.s policy that's nato policy etc and so the answer is
01:46:14.500 100 yes and i believe fundamentally that should always remain in the hands of a human any moral
01:46:20.240 decision on the use of lethal force uh is going to be done with a human uh in that in the loop with
01:46:25.180 that decision good now are you protected from because if the idea is if you affect the hive
01:46:32.500 any any part of the hive you can poison it is that true or is that just movies no that i would say a
01:46:39.340 lot of that's just movies look these are these are well engineered rigorous systems engineering an ai
01:46:44.920 and autonomy stack like what we're doing at shield ai is not that different than engineering uh you know
01:46:50.480 a spaceship a rocket um in terms of like the level of rigor that has to go into it and so at the end of
01:46:57.100 the day too in the same way they're cross validating every engineering design choice that they make when
01:47:02.260 they put up a rocket we have to cross validate every single one of the engineering design choices that
01:47:08.500 we're making as it relates to the ai and autonomy stack so people think like something to the point like
01:47:15.260 your self-driving car is not just going to decide that it's an airplane and try and drive you know
01:47:20.340 take off it's just not engineered to do that the same is said of like the military unmanned systems
01:47:25.840 that we're building ai and autonomy for um real quick i'm going to take a break and we'll come back
01:47:29.960 for some more but cheaper or more expensive all this technology uh this this technology is far cheaper
01:47:36.920 driving uh you know i can talk more about it but what you're seeing is a paradigm shift from
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01:49:15.100 the co-founder and president of shield ai brandon sang is with us he's a former navy
01:49:44.800 seal how old are you well you look like you're 14 i'm 39 you're 39 yeah uh anyway uh uh you have uh
01:49:57.600 you are making a huge difference in the ai world especially with defense with the new um what is it
01:50:03.540 the expat uh a new plane uh i mean do you call them drones or are they planes uh expats a vertical
01:50:11.020 takeoff launch and land ai piloted fighter jet so yeah i mean when sometimes when people think
01:50:16.500 drones they just think quadcopters except there's a whole world of drones and so we call it it's a
01:50:22.380 it's weird you either think of the quadcopters or you just think of those gigantic gray drones
01:50:27.620 yeah the predators and reapers yeah and we're not like that anymore either now right have we updated
01:50:33.200 those so shield ai builds a miniature version of said drone that's also vertical takeoff launch
01:50:39.360 land it's called the vbat it weighs about 180 pounds but it's meant to do the mission of these
01:50:44.740 40 million dollar drones for a fraction of the cost uh and so we've been using that with u.s forces
01:50:50.720 oh man for now probably since 2019 but most recently we've been working with the u.s coast guard
01:50:56.360 we've interdicted billions of dollars of drugs in the caribbean sea just set a record uh with
01:51:01.100 u.s coast guard interdicting 22 tons of drugs are you blowing up the boats or are you just
01:51:05.120 shield ai's not blowing up any boats but yeah the coast guard's setting them on fire after uh the
01:51:11.740 whole thing is uh said and done so um so so let me uh let me go into the um the future of of warfare
01:51:19.760 because it it's a little freaky and i don't even know there's a story that just came out today because
01:51:25.240 we're negotiating with russia and you know russia is always you know beating their chest or they have
01:51:30.100 something new um this one just sounds crazy uh cnn this morning putin claims successful test of
01:51:38.000 long-range nuclear-powered cruise missile amid diplomatic breakdown and what this cruise missile
01:51:44.820 is you launch it it's it's not just nuclear tipped it's nuclear powered as well so the idea is it will
01:51:52.840 just stay up in space and it can just stay up there until it's directed to hit something which i guess
01:51:58.920 you not only blow a city blow a city up but you also have the china syndrome happening at the same
01:52:03.640 time i guess i don't even get it what do you think of this weapon yeah it sounds sounds crazy sounds
01:52:09.900 dumb sounds over engineered i mean it actually reminds me of some of the things that the u.s was
01:52:14.840 doing in the 50s we had i don't know if you know this we had a something called the the davy crockett
01:52:19.800 nuclear rocket which was a handheld uh nuclear rocket launcher they said only davy crockett would be
01:52:25.780 crazy enough to shoot this thing because you're firing a nuclear you know bomb over your shoulder
01:52:30.760 um and you hope it goes for far enough so the uh that's you know when i think 50s were kind of scary
01:52:36.880 wikipedia this stuff it's in there yeah the um the uh look the right with the nuclear powered cruise
01:52:43.700 missile 15 hours it's like okay now like why do you need it to be up in the air for 15 hours
01:52:48.800 you're seeing where this thing is it becomes an easier target for people to shoot down
01:52:52.700 and then to the point like now what do you have if this thing actually blows up or at any point
01:52:58.300 whether we take it out or they take it out now you have nuclear material over some you know area
01:53:02.740 like again something that i could see some you know crazy scientists and engineers working on
01:53:08.480 something that i believe has near zero utility uh on the battlefield um in in any like even even by
01:53:15.940 the russians what about the um hypersonic missiles now yep no the the hypersonics are um look uh what
01:53:25.060 i'm a big uh proponent of is first principles of warfare so like mass maneuver speed is another
01:53:30.760 principle of warfare and so what the hypersonics are getting after is that first principle of speed
01:53:35.460 it's like look if you can hit your targets faster than they can react there's something to that
01:53:40.900 in that range at that standoff at that offset that is something that is pretty interesting now the
01:53:46.360 challenge the united states has had has been around getting these to a cost feasible level uh and i
01:53:51.800 know there's some efforts to bring down the cost of hypersonics but um it's also what makes it
01:53:56.340 incredibly difficult is you know when you start to go hypersonic you know uh multiple uh iteratives
01:54:02.680 of mach 1.0 to mach 234 that is a hard hard hard hard hard physics problem
01:54:08.580 you know i've always felt like um whenever we saw something you know when you when you first saw
01:54:17.560 the stealth bomber we were probably on the second iteration of that you know what i mean we were always
01:54:23.980 we didn't always just show what we had is that true anymore are we do we have things that the world
01:54:30.500 doesn't know that i don't think we have too many things that the world doesn't know about uh certainly
01:54:36.520 there are uh classified programs and i think the u.s does have a couple not technologies you know
01:54:44.240 up its its sleeve but just like you know concepts operating concepts uh is what i would say like we
01:54:51.660 still are like pretty good at and so what you're seeing today is in the military world you see it a lot
01:54:57.760 in the uh you know just the consumer uh software world where industry is really leading uh in this
01:55:05.860 day and age so you see industry leading the customer uh more than what i would say in the past right in
01:55:11.260 the 80s 90s early 2000s you'd see the customer leading industry to what it we want to do this yeah
01:55:17.860 exactly right um are we um uh are you concerned at all with with ai and technology being so readily
01:55:27.200 available and cheap you know uh everywhere that everybody can can do some really bad damage uh
01:55:36.820 you know you don't have to be a you don't have to be the united states of america yeah look i i think
01:55:41.640 every new technology is uh it's a double-edged sword it can produce a ton of value for the world it can do
01:55:46.440 a lot of good for the world uh and at the same time when you put that technology into the wrong
01:55:51.440 person's hands uh it can do damage to the world and so i think the same was the true of the internet
01:55:57.580 the same is true of now providing compute power into you know a massive amount of compute power
01:56:02.640 into someone's hands just via an iphone or an android phone and so i don't look at ai and like i don't
01:56:08.780 worry about ai and autonomy and i think it's wrong to prohibit the advancement of a technology simply
01:56:14.760 because you know some wrong can be done with it you know there's a ton of things where a lot of wrong
01:56:20.420 and we've seen this uh a lot of things can be weaponized whether it's an airplane whether it's a
01:56:25.000 car uh whether it's the internet whether you name it um but these technologies aren't bad for the sake
01:56:32.020 of you know being a new technology uh i've talked to the president about this several times the one
01:56:38.860 thing that freaks him out keeps him up at night is nuclear war he said i rebuilt the nuclear arsenal
01:56:46.060 and he said uh you don't even want to understand what we can do he's like it's it's always been bad
01:56:53.400 he said it's it's colossally bad and once it starts it's over um and he's really does i think i mean what
01:57:01.640 little sleepy gets i think there are times where he has lost sleep over war on nuclear with nuclear
01:57:08.060 weapons is there any of this new technology is there anything about ai or any of this stuff that
01:57:12.900 freaks you out that that you think like this is really scary if it if it goes wrong or whatever
01:57:19.380 yeah the way that i think about it is look i nuclear deterrence has deterred nuclear war since
01:57:27.040 right uh we you know since 1945 um and that largely stopped world wars uh for the past 80 plus years
01:57:35.840 and so our conventional deterrence has been uh dominated by our aircraft carriers and our
01:57:42.340 submarines in terms of how we deter large state-on-state conflicts in this day and age is
01:57:47.260 you know with these along with a number of other you know levers that we pull economic levers diplomacy
01:57:52.160 levers um but the military lever has been uh dominated by our aircraft carriers our air power
01:57:57.700 and our submarines and so where i see the world going is it's like ai and autonomy is enabling this
01:58:04.680 next generation of deterrence because our legacy weapon systems they're not as well respected our
01:58:10.660 aircraft carriers are not as respected as they once were right when the enemy like i'm a sitting duck
01:58:15.840 yeah when the enemy has anti-ship missiles that outrange you know what these uh carriers can launch
01:58:22.320 with with our jets and they have uh you know surface air missile systems that can take target any fuel
01:58:27.380 tanker like you that is when you see your conventional deterrence capabilities start to erode
01:58:32.220 ai and autonomy is that massive unlock for the military for our allies um it enables you know the united
01:58:38.980 states to field millions of drones you can't field millions of drone pilots we don't have enough people
01:58:43.940 aren't enough people signing up but what you can do is you can enable you know small groups of people
01:58:49.080 to field you know these drone swarms that i believe will be the most strategic conventional deterrence
01:58:55.000 for the next 25 years and again that's why i started shield ai we have you know the the tagline
01:59:00.020 the greatest victory requires no war it is about having such a dominant military that any adversary
01:59:06.660 thinks twice before starting uh either a straightforward conflict or an asymmetric one are you uh are you
01:59:12.820 concerned about um you know elon musk says and i don't know how true this is but elon musk says we are
01:59:19.520 uh the new grok i think it's five or six is coming is 60 percent close to agi are you concerned about
01:59:28.140 agi and asi and what that might mean i'm not concerned about agi but i'm an eternal optimist
01:59:35.640 and so there i put that disclaimer out there the uh and it's really hard to say what uh 60 percent of
01:59:43.240 agi means what i do think is really interesting really fascinating it is what is now possible in
01:59:49.820 this day and age with ai and autonomy and i i'll share something cool that i looked up the other day
01:59:54.960 and why i'm an optimist around it um i asked uh grok for i said what was the economic impact
02:00:00.900 of the internet from 2000 to 2025 on global gdp by a cumulative basis its estimate was
02:00:08.680 134 trillion dollars worth of economic value attributed to that core underlying technology
02:00:14.800 being the internet a ton of value created for the world i then asked that what is the value of ai
02:00:20.660 and autonomy going to be for the world from 2025 to 2050 uh estimate that its estimate and maybe
02:00:26.800 it's biased because it's an ai estimating itself um was feed me yeah yeah four and a half quadrillion
02:00:33.140 dollars 40 times bigger than the internet and so that world again i'm a techno optimist i get excited
02:00:38.520 about that it's hard to really understand or fathom what that world looks like but i think it's going
02:00:43.240 to be a net positive for the world and in in the way that so many underlying like core technologies of
02:00:49.640 life have been now doesn't mean there's going to be like it's all you know sunshine and in rainbows
02:00:55.740 like you're gonna there's going to be some bad actors out there for with it for sure so um last
02:01:01.540 question i i i hate to ask you this but i have to ask you this being a guy who's into drones everything
02:01:08.920 else what we saw last year over in new jersey what the hell was that i i i don't know what it was in
02:01:17.760 new jersey but i don't like the idea that there was anybody able to fly uh drones at all now what
02:01:24.340 i like for up right you know those were large too yeah yeah yeah it's i don't know if it was another
02:01:30.180 state i don't know if you know people were pulling like pranks like you know they've like done in the
02:01:35.000 past i don't know what it was it was um you don't do but you do you think it could have been us
02:01:40.240 i don't i think no i don't i think it was someone else is what i think it was that's a little
02:01:46.820 frightening yeah yeah i don't know what it was though so yeah you don't have you ruled out
02:01:52.640 extraterrestrial or do you just think it's i i haven't i probably haven't paid enough attention
02:01:57.200 to it to rule out anything but yeah i don't know what it was yeah yeah that's that's a little
02:02:01.960 frightening thank you so much i appreciate it we'll be watching really appreciate it you bet um
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02:04:20.620 rally mom donnie suggests we're gonna freeze the rent for two million tenants listen to this
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