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00:02:35.640 wow uh i don't know if you saw what happened in ceuta spain uh but uh it was pretty ugly

00:02:46.000 pretty ugly uh you don't know well an island pop that has a population of 83,500

00:02:54.660 almost doubled 50 49,000 people nobody could get an exact camp account but they believe it was

00:03:04.500 uh at least 49,000 people suddenly arrived on the shores of feuta why what's going on

00:03:14.520 Well, invasion is one, well-coordinated invasion, and I'm going to explain it in 60 seconds.

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00:04:56.180 relieffactor.com. All right, so I want you to picture a piece of America sitting on the wrong

00:05:04.960 side of the Mexican border not near it across it an American city full of American citizens 0.94

00:05:11.560 with a fence around it and every square foot outside of that fence is Mexico that is a place

00:05:21.140 called Ceuta it's Spanish it's been Spanish since there was a United States of America

00:05:27.320 and it sits on the coast of Morocco in Africa which makes it the only place on earth where

00:05:34.200 you can walk out of africa and into the european union let me say that again because that's really

00:05:39.640 important the only place on earth where you can walk out of africa and directly into the european

00:05:45.540 union okay yesterday thousands of people did exactly that some walked most swam i mean this

00:05:56.720 is insane what it looked like they were coming in dump trucks it was very well coordinated

00:06:04.820 and what a surprise all 20 something men no babies no women nothing 20 something men

00:06:14.580 the shelter that was built there was built for 500 people it was it was when this started

00:06:22.620 holding 700 with hundreds more sleeping on the sidewalk.

00:06:26.220 The facility for children who arrive with no parents

00:06:28.720 is at 24 times the capacity.

00:06:31.600 That's a school built for 100 kids with 2,400 inside.

00:06:36.400 Nine people drowned yesterday.

00:06:38.620 Bodies were washing up while people just kept coming.

00:06:42.400 And Madrid's response?

00:06:44.660 Very effective.

00:06:46.740 Send 60 soldiers. 0.87

00:06:50.220 60.

00:06:51.620 That's two school buses.

00:06:54.420 Now, everybody's going to tell you that a court in Spain opened the door,

00:06:57.800 and almost everybody's going to get it wrong here.

00:06:59.840 So let me tell you what really happened.

00:07:02.320 Spain has a law that says if a man climbs a border fence,

00:07:05.960 an officer can turn him right around right there on the spot.

00:07:08.900 No paperwork, nothing.

00:07:10.280 No trial, nothing.

00:07:11.760 The law says this applies when somebody gets past a containment element,

00:07:16.840 a fence, a wall, something physical.

00:07:18.700 the law was written back in 2015 back when everybody was coming over the fence

00:07:24.040 and people figured then hey wait a minute i don't have to go over the fence i can swim around the

00:07:29.740 end of the fence so last night last uh last month spain's supreme court ruled that a man in the

00:07:37.760 water hasn't climbed anything because there's nothing out there to climb this is insanity

00:07:44.540 Cameras and drones don't count.

00:07:46.820 They can watch somebody, but they can't stop him.

00:07:49.440 So a swimmer gets the whole process.

00:07:53.420 You swim in, you get a lawyer, you get an interpreter,

00:07:57.040 you get asylum claims, you're there for a month.

00:08:00.120 You're never leaving, okay?

00:08:02.020 It's a no trespassing sign on the front gate of the property

00:08:06.060 with no back wall.

00:08:09.160 Now, here's the part that I don't think anybody's reporting.

00:08:12.780 The case got to the Supreme Court because the Spanish government appealed it.

00:08:17.120 Now, I want you to understand the Spanish government.

00:08:19.500 Spanish government is socialist, okay?

00:08:21.360 They were full-fledged fascists for a long time, and they're socialist now, okay?

00:08:27.660 Their lawyers went to court to keep the fast turnarounds, and they lost.

00:08:35.320 This wasn't a government winking at a friendly judge.

00:08:37.940 apparently this was a government

00:08:39.820 beaten by its own courts

00:08:41.340 and left standing there

00:08:42.620 with a giant hole in the wall

00:08:44.080 called, you know, the Mediterranean.

00:08:48.180 Now, the court told them

00:08:49.880 how to plug it.

00:08:51.720 Right there in the ruling.

00:08:53.440 Build something physical in the water.

00:08:56.860 A wall in the water?

00:08:59.900 Okay, nobody built it.

00:09:02.660 Then Madrid refuses to declare

00:09:05.160 a national emergency yesterday. 0.99

00:09:06.980 the prime minister the king or the prince or the whoever runs damn spain they're crazy 0.94

00:09:13.700 anyway um prime minister yeah who do you care no nobody cares okay anyway um 0.97

00:09:22.760 he refused to call a declare a national emergency the mayor was begging the government please

00:09:30.760 please and the government said madrid said yeah you know the law is written for hurricanes and

00:09:36.660 earthquakes not for this okay okay it's true but awfully convenient because declaring an emergency

00:09:44.620 means standing at a podium on live television and saying something out loud we've lost control

00:09:49.840 of our own border so the court found a hole it told the government how to close it nobody closed

00:09:55.620 it um conspiracy i don't know don't i don't think so i don't follow spain enough you know i just 0.99

00:10:03.660 know they finished that big beautiful cathedral and you're about to lose it to the muslims again 0.77

00:10:09.540 again spain but anyway um this is just cowardice at the bare minimum it's cowardice most common 1.00

00:10:19.600 way free countries lose things is you become cowardly you don't want to protect it anymore

00:10:24.720 it's not worth protecting okay and we have been here before i mean that's i think the theme of

00:10:30.220 the show we've been here before gang but i mean right here this border these two countries we've

00:10:37.760 been here exactly like this before and it was the fall of 1975 spain is dictated their dictator

00:10:45.680 franco dying in a hospital bed spain still owns a chunk of african desert about the size of

00:10:52.560 colorado and the world court has just ruled that morocco has no claim on that okay the world court

00:11:01.640 morocco you don't own it spain owns it well the king of morocco watches the ruling come down

00:11:08.780 and he goes on television the same day and says we're gonna have a march and i want to march and

00:11:14.900 going to be in three weeks. Three weeks later, 350,000 Moroccan civilians walk across the border

00:11:23.580 into Spanish territory. Every man, woman, and child in a city the size of New Orleans.

00:11:31.940 And they walk across the border. They're unarmed. They're carrying flags and holy books and

00:11:38.060 pictures of their king. And when I say holy books, you know what I mean. Not one rifle in the whole

00:11:43.920 crowd. Now the king had picked that number on purpose, 350,000, because that's the number of

00:11:51.840 how many babies were born in Morocco every year. And the message to Madrid was, this is only one

00:11:57.700 year of us. So Spain had soldiers on the line. Spain had told the world, you come across our

00:12:05.500 sovereign territory and we'll shoot. Yeah, they're not shooting. They're not shooting. Nobody was

00:12:11.800 armed? How could we possibly shoot? Three days later, Madrid announced it wouldn't fight for

00:12:18.220 the territory. The king called all of the people home. They walked, they'd walked about six miles

00:12:25.600 in. Five days after that, Spain signed the size of Colorado away. Nine days, Colorado gone, not one

00:12:36.880 shot fired because a European government found out it could not bring itself to open fire on a

00:12:43.580 crowd of civilians. And the man on the other side had bet everything on exactly that. That's what

00:12:50.840 happened. You had 49,000 people yesterday come across. What are they going to do? They're going

00:12:56.460 to shoot them? You're going to shoot them? They know. Morocco knows you're not going to shoot 0.99

00:12:59.560 them. By the way, the king who ran that play is dead. His son is the one who's on the throne now

00:13:05.540 in Morocco. And today, the day the water at Theuta filled with people was the anniversary

00:13:14.940 of that son's coronation. Any of this a coincidence? This was an invasion. This was an invasion.

00:13:22.240 Five years ago, Morocco pulled the same lever, waved its border police off the line, and let 0.84

00:13:29.280 10,000 people threw into Spain in two days because Spain had led a rebel leader Morocco

00:13:35.920 considers a terrorist into a Spanish hospital. Everyone knew what it was. A veteran Spanish

00:13:42.580 reporter who has covered Morocco for decades said flat out yesterday the Moroccan side is standing

00:13:50.080 down again. So they're not stopping anybody from coming across the border. They're encouraging

00:13:54.940 people to go across the border and spain isn't doing anything this is a faucet and spain faucets

00:14:00.760 have a handle okay and the hand on the handle has used it before on this country your country and

00:14:07.600 they win every time so the men in the water yesterday not an army or are they because 0.61

00:14:19.660 they're all 20-something young Moroccans, all men. 1.00

00:14:24.020 They say they just want a paycheck. 1.00

00:14:26.140 Well, not in my country.

00:14:27.500 Everybody else wants a paycheck too. 0.92

00:14:29.320 What the hell?

00:14:30.040 What is going on? 0.87

00:14:33.160 There's a trend spreading among them online where they post videos of themselves making

00:14:39.180 the swim like a dare.

00:14:41.520 They're not soldiers.

00:14:43.500 They have no idea what they're being used for, I think.

00:14:47.080 I could be wrong.

00:14:49.660 A crowd doesn't have to be in on it for a government to aim it.

00:14:54.380 They're the weapons.

00:14:55.520 They're the bullets.

00:14:58.040 Now, there's an ideology out there that has named this specific ground, and it is not a rumor.

00:15:03.620 Most Americans don't know that Spain was Muslim for nearly 800 years, and they called it Al-Andalus or something.

00:15:12.880 And here's what I didn't know.

00:15:16.820 You know when that rule ended?

00:15:19.660 1492, same year Columbus sailed.

00:15:23.580 Same king and queen, Ferdinand and Isabella,

00:15:28.680 took the last Muslim city in January of that year,

00:15:32.380 and then they signed Columbus's funding papers that spring 0.90

00:15:35.740 in the camp outside its walls.

00:15:39.220 One empire ends, another begins, same year, same monarchs,

00:15:43.160 and every American kid learns half the story

00:15:46.240 and none of the other half.

00:15:47.920 And that loss never stops burning for a certain kind of radical that begins with an M or an I.

00:15:58.260 That man who built the group became Al-Qaeda, wrote a pamphlet in 1987 calling the retaking of Spain a religious obligation.

00:16:11.160 Bin Laden picked it up and prayed for the flag to fly again over every lost Muslim land from Palestine to Andalus.

00:16:24.640 And his successor spelled out the target list in 2006. 1.00

00:16:29.160 Everything that was ever Muslim. 1.00

00:16:33.880 Well, that's a large space, isn't it? 1.00

00:16:36.060 the terrorist who blew up the Madrid train in 2004

00:16:40.580 and killed 193 people named their cell after it 0.96

00:16:44.580 this is all real and it's all on the record

00:16:46.780 this is not the same thing as you know the kids swimming

00:16:50.820 you know the breakwater for a job or so they say

00:16:54.080 but the second you glue those two together

00:16:57.780 people are going to dismiss it but they shouldn't

00:17:03.000 It's more than a feeling

00:17:07.180 There are two growing things

00:17:11.100 And I don't think they're separate

00:17:13.100 This is an invasion last night

00:17:15.380 The best study that we have

00:17:19.340 When we're looking at this 0.99

00:17:21.880 Says Europe was about 5% Muslim 10 years ago 0.96

00:17:25.540 If every border slams shut tomorrow

00:17:28.080 And nobody ever came again

00:17:29.380 Which is not going to happen

00:17:30.580 it still rises to 7.5% by 2050.

00:17:35.120 Not from migration, just arithmetic.

00:17:38.220 Notice what had happened in 1975.

00:17:40.360 Why did he pick the 350,000?

00:17:43.780 Because that's the number of births in one year. 0.94

00:17:49.260 That population is 13 years younger.

00:17:51.880 They average more than one child per family. 0.96

00:17:55.280 Keep normal legal immigration, and it's 11%, high end, 14%.

00:18:00.580 That study is 10 years old.

00:18:04.260 They said, the authors said, the high number was the least likely, and asylum claims across Europe are actually down 21% this year. 0.66

00:18:14.180 Asylum claims, that's good.

00:18:16.760 But look at the first line again. 0.97

00:18:19.900 The one where nobody else ever comes.

00:18:23.260 That line is still moving.

00:18:25.060 Births.

00:18:26.740 Europe is having 1.6 children per couple.

00:18:29.220 I mean, you need two just to break even. 1.00

00:18:33.860 Nobody is replacing Europeans. 1.00

00:18:37.120 Europe has declined over and over in birth rate every year. 0.99

00:18:42.540 It's not going to replace itself.

00:18:45.820 And it did that all on its own.

00:18:47.980 No border policy on Earth will fix any of that.

00:18:53.480 So here's what Spain needs to do, but they won't.

00:18:56.100 Build the thing in the water.

00:18:57.360 I don't know what it is.

00:18:59.220 Oh, we're going to build an electric fence in the water.

00:19:02.240 I don't know how you build it in the water, but build it.

00:19:05.840 The court told him to in writing.

00:19:08.320 Then rewrite the law so it covers a coastline

00:19:11.040 because the law drafted for a fence can't govern an ocean.

00:19:15.440 And stop renting your border from a neighbor

00:19:17.680 who has proven twice now he'll open it the minute he wants it.

00:19:23.140 And decide what it actually takes to become Spanish.

00:19:26.240 decide what it actually is required to become German or English or Danish or Italian or French

00:19:34.000 or American. What does it require? Because it requires something in every other country except

00:19:41.480 strangely in the West. And it's not blood. It's not birthplace. The language, the law,

00:19:48.840 the founding documents, one court, one law for everybody, no exceptions, no parallel systems.

00:19:55.960 That's what it means.

00:19:58.240 A country that can't say what it actually is, what it stands for, and what it takes to become a citizen has no standing to ask anyone to join it.

00:20:07.720 And a country who won't ask has already given its answer.

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00:21:46.260 Here's the thing.

00:21:47.960 The danger to the West, because this, what happened in Spain,

00:21:52.260 that is the gateway to the European Union.

00:21:55.940 Now, once you're there, you can walk right into France.

00:22:01.880 All of these nations, and believe me, if we lose in 2027,

00:22:07.360 it's coming back here, 2028.

00:22:10.420 It's coming back here.

00:22:12.580 They will open these borders.

00:22:14.280 They will flood us. 0.99

00:22:15.320 The danger to the West was never that people want to come here. 0.99

00:22:18.620 People have always wanted to come here.

00:22:21.140 That's the compliment history pays for free countries.

00:22:24.360 And we should be proud of that.

00:22:26.380 The danger is a West that has forgotten what it is, who it is, where we came from, how hard it was to build this.

00:22:34.560 We've forgotten so completely that it can't tell a guest from a lever anymore. 0.97

00:22:39.820 And we don't have the balls to say it out loud anymore. 0.99

00:22:43.280 You don't belong here. 0.99

00:22:45.320 No. Spain had soldiers on that line in 1975, and they lost a part of their country the size of

00:22:52.080 Colorado in nine days because it wouldn't act. Well, it acted yesterday. They put 60 soldiers,

00:23:01.480 60, to face 49,000 invaders. What do you think is going to happen to Europe? What do you think

00:23:11.820 going to happen to Spain. Visit Europe and visit Spain before it's too late.

00:23:18.760 International Fellowship of Christians and Jews reminds you it's easy to support something when

00:23:23.100 it's popular. It doesn't cost you much. The real test is whether you'll stand when somebody is

00:23:28.980 being targeted and they'll target you just as easily. That is the moment Israel has been living 1.00

00:23:34.360 in. Since the attacks of October 7th, almost three years ago, Jewish families have been trying to 1.00

00:23:39.540 build a sense of normalcy while living under constant threat of violence. Parents are raising

00:23:44.780 children who know the sound of an air raid siren. Elderly men and women who survived one chapter of

00:23:50.300 history are now facing fear all over again, and the world is standing with crazy people. 0.87

00:23:57.140 The world would rather, some people in our own country would rather have Iran win than us, 0.99

00:24:04.160 and they would have no problem if every Jew was wiped off the planet. 1.00

00:24:09.640 We've gone crazy. 1.00

00:24:12.220 Stand up.

00:24:14.300 Square your shoulders.

00:24:15.560 Do not be afraid.

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00:24:30.320 Tens of thousands of Moroccans invaded Europe's shore, but the real takeover is quiet, patient, already here. 1.00

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00:25:00.320 ricky can you uh can you go over what the insiders were just talking about uh with uh

00:25:10.940 ceuta what exactly not the insiders not the insiders the woman no no no not okay sorry the

00:25:19.160 the canadian the canadian philosopher yeah yeah regina is probably not a torch insider she is a 0.94

00:25:25.080 canadian canada research chair and philosophy at york university beautiful white liberal woman with 0.85

00:25:30.160 white liberal woman glasses she says this is supposed to be scary talking about the images

00:25:34.820 of the invasion but honestly what it reminds me of is photos of people celebrating as berlin wall

00:25:40.200 comes down they look happy not scary you know you know can i tell you something um i won't because

00:25:48.480 it will be terrifying for all of us but there is a very small part of me that can't wait to see 0.98

00:25:55.900 people like her eaten by the by the uh marxist or the islamists they're gonna be eaten they're 1.00

00:26:04.540 going to be eaten they'll eat you i don't know if they're gonna eat us first or eat you but you are 1.00

00:26:12.380 definitely on the chopping block i mean all you have to do you have a college education you boob 0.96

00:26:18.180 All you have to do is look at how things have fallen in the past. 0.87

00:26:23.180 And Iran is your greatest example. 0.99

00:26:28.660 This is exactly what happened in Iran.

00:26:31.480 And the people like that liberal nut job up in Canada, 0.75

00:26:36.720 they were the first to be either imprisoned or killed.

00:26:42.560 And some of them tortured to death because they were Marxists.

00:26:46.560 and they were part of the revolution

00:26:48.720 and they set it up and they turned a blind eye

00:26:51.200 and they said, no, no, no, you can trust, we're pals.

00:26:53.980 You're not pals, you are not pals with Islamists.

00:26:58.060 You're not.

00:27:00.160 You know, it's days like today that just make me go,

00:27:05.260 you know, why, why waste any of our time or breath?

00:27:10.240 Why?

00:27:12.660 And the answer is we're making progress.

00:27:15.400 We are making progress.

00:27:16.560 There are more people waking up to this because they're getting more and more bold. 0.54

00:27:21.180 But if you watched that invasion yesterday and you thought that looked happy like the Berlin Wall,

00:27:28.100 first of all, there is no Berlin Wall.

00:27:31.280 There was no Berlin Wall. 0.89

00:27:33.000 If it's the Berlin Wall, that means Morocco is East Germany. 0.84

00:27:39.640 They weren't trying to keep their people in. 0.88

00:27:42.800 They were encouraging them to get out. 0.95

00:27:45.180 That was an invasion, period.

00:27:50.200 I just...

00:27:52.000 We're absolutely making progress, though, on it.

00:27:56.460 And, I mean, the left has used this, what, suicidal empathy or whatever to push, you know, the leftist agenda on this.

00:28:04.640 And case in point on how we're making progress.

00:28:07.780 And, you know, we always say if you follow through these radical leftist ideas all the way through to totality, it exposes how dangerous their policies are.

00:28:18.420 I was reading this article from The New York Times.

00:28:21.320 This was just about a month ago.

00:28:22.680 And they were talking about when the Spanish prime minister did all of this.

00:28:26.540 He was looking to grant basically legal status to all the undocumented migrants that were in Spain.

00:28:33.500 And he offered it to about 500,000, more than 1 million migrants applied for legal status in Spain.

00:28:41.300 And listen to this sub-headline.

00:28:43.500 It says, since late April, the Spanish government has allowed undocumented migrants a path out of legal limbo.

00:28:49.040 Listen to this.

00:28:50.040 Making Spain a beacon to the global left.

00:28:54.920 They later characterized this as an antidote to policies pursued by MAGA-style leaders. 1.00

00:29:02.660 now this is how it started how it's ending is yesterday the result how stupid do a lot of them 0.99

00:29:10.620 feel right now you know look here's the same here's exactly the same thing that is happening 0.96

00:29:15.920 all over europe it's happening here in america and it is this red green alliance red for the

00:29:22.700 socialist left, green for the color of Islam, and the political Islamists that fly that flag,

00:29:34.660 okay? The two don't want the same kind of world. And I don't know what it is that you can't see

00:29:42.160 here, but they will both talk about healthcare and schools and racism and wages and all of this

00:29:48.740 stuff. But what's missing? What's missing in Sweden? What's missing in America? What's missing

00:29:53.720 in Canada? What's missing in Germany? What's missing in England? What's missing? What's

00:29:59.280 missing? In fact, it's not just missing. There have been story after story after story now

00:30:04.900 that they are intentionally deleting it. They refuse to talk about it at all.

00:30:11.720 And that is the rights of women.

00:30:17.020 The rights of gay people. 0.95

00:30:21.020 The right to leave a religion or mock a religion or draw a cartoon. 0.95

00:30:28.380 Nobody's talking about that.

00:30:30.100 In fact, the Red Green Alliance is telling its own members not to talk about that because it will hurt the alliance.

00:30:37.200 well if you are gay you are trans you're bi whatever it is do you think they're going to

00:30:46.720 protect you when you are being told don't bring that up don't bring that up that'll hurt our 0.98

00:30:53.160 alliance why would it hurt you because they want to kill you because they don't agree with your

00:30:59.320 lifestyle you have made up this crazy world where your biggest enemy is a conservative 0.75

00:31:05.380 while you have people where you are freaking Little Red Riding Hood. 0.96

00:31:12.620 And grandma is a wolf and is going to eat you.

00:31:21.400 I mean, I just don't get it.

00:31:24.720 You know, in 1980, the communists couldn't win.

00:31:27.820 In 1980 in Iran, communists couldn't win a single seat.

00:31:31.440 In 1983, they start to criticize the Ayatollah Khomeini on the decision to push war into Iraq.

00:31:39.860 And that's when he was like, oh, really?

00:31:41.940 I'm going to start rounding you people up.

00:31:43.360 More than 1,000 of them hitting the party leadership and anybody who was in the army that was sympathetic to the Marxist and the left.

00:31:52.280 The party's first secretary was put on television, and he had to denounce himself as a spy and a traitor.

00:31:59.040 163 of his colleagues died

00:32:02.360 under torture

00:32:03.460 hung

00:32:04.780 the greatest party

00:32:07.640 the greatest intellectual of the

00:32:09.640 the Marxist and the leftist party

00:32:12.180 died in prison

00:32:14.120 then in 0.92

00:32:15.320 1988 a fatwa came out

00:32:18.340 there was a prison massacre

00:32:20.080 a thousand executed

00:32:22.060 over a few months and buried

00:32:24.040 in unmarked ground

00:32:25.220 the Marxists

00:32:26.740 40 years of struggle

00:32:31.020 one useful alliance

00:32:33.140 that was lying to one another

00:32:35.380 and 9 years

00:32:37.420 to the mass graves

00:32:38.580 it's coming

00:32:39.680 you know why I would put my money 1.00

00:32:43.680 on Islam every time 1.00

00:32:44.880 because they actually believe in something 1.00

00:32:47.500 they believe in something

00:32:49.380 and more importantly they believe

00:32:51.280 they're on a mission from God

00:32:52.860 whether they are or not 0.99

00:32:54.720 doesn't matter they believe they are and if they believe that god is telling them to kill you 0.99

00:33:01.740 they will kill you because that's what they believe now and they have found this way to 0.95

00:33:09.080 lull everybody to sleep this is a religion that hasn't changed in a thousand years there has been 0.91

00:33:16.860 no update to this religion no update they haven't changed they are they are now going into spain

00:33:25.780 to correct the mistake of history

00:33:29.000 it's the invasion of europe they you know it was a it was a tragedy of history it was a mistake of

00:33:39.520 history when the french i'm sorry i think it was the french king who finally said you know what

00:33:44.720 enough of this stuff. They're coming for us. If it wasn't for Malta, and believe it or not,

00:33:49.360 the French king, there'd be no Europe today. There'd be no America today. 0.99

00:33:59.860 How do you think people who believe in Sharia law are going to accept your homosexuality? 0.58

00:34:11.760 have you puzzled that out where the islamists that believe that women should wear a burqa

00:34:23.640 should shroud them all their whole selves except for the eyes even though the eyes are sexy enough

00:34:32.740 alone to call men into sin it's not the man it's not the man it's the woman it's the woman who 1.00

00:34:40.460 enticed him into raping her. 0.98

00:34:46.420 How do you think? 0.99

00:34:47.960 You really think they're for? 1.00

00:34:50.000 You think they're for your women's

00:34:52.420 movement? They'll have 1.00

00:34:54.300 no time for your women's 1.00

00:34:56.420 movement. 1.00

00:34:58.200 You're in bed with the literal 0.95

00:35:00.460 devil.

00:35:02.980 And it's happening

00:35:04.260 in our own country.

00:35:05.580 these marxists these democratic socialists they are exactly the same people that wedded the

00:35:17.340 islamic movement in iran and i'm telling you it's going to end poorly for us because if we don't 0.85

00:35:24.300 stand up if we don't if we don't go to the election if we don't go to the polls and defeat 0.97

00:35:29.720 all of these people? It's coming. It's coming. And we're the shahs, okay? We're the ones that

00:35:37.040 will be deposed. We'll be the ones that will lose our country. But I got news for you, Marxists.

00:35:42.700 They're coming for you next. They'll kill you. They will torture you. Most of us will just go 1.00

00:35:48.960 silent. But you're already on record on what you believe. And what you believe to them is worse

00:35:57.720 than what i believe and we have so many on our side that are also doing the same thing you know 0.61

00:36:05.400 what i can cozy up to the islamist i can cozy up to them because they believe in family values 0.83

00:36:11.240 you know they're against uh homosexuality they're against this they're against that i can cozy up 0.99

00:36:16.620 do you want to kill homosexuals yeah don't cozy up to them you may say i don't believe in gay 1.00

00:36:23.480 marriage. That's different than 1.00

00:36:25.140 all homosexuals should be thrown off the 1.00

00:36:27.400 roof. 1.00

00:36:28.800 All homosexuals should die. 1.00

00:36:37.480 I 1.00

00:36:38.040 I

00:36:38.560 We are standing

00:36:42.500 in the worst part

00:36:47.500 of a hurricane.

00:36:53.480 And we're shouting into that wind.

00:36:59.100 And that wind is absolute evil.

00:37:02.460 And it is stopping the ears for anyone who can actually hear us.

00:37:10.420 This will only happen if we can find a way or if there is enough mistakes made by the left.

00:37:20.780 And I think they're making them right now.

00:37:23.000 I think they are overplaying their hands so far.

00:37:26.160 And I think what happened in 1920 is Woodrow Wilson and the progressives

00:37:33.500 scared the hell out of America.

00:37:37.280 They finally caught on.

00:37:38.780 They were for it at first, and then they finally caught on.

00:37:41.340 They were like, holy cow, we got to get out of this.

00:37:43.240 This has got to stop.

00:37:43.980 I'm not for that.

00:37:45.700 And I think that is happening again.

00:37:47.780 I hope it is.

00:37:48.620 I hope it is.

00:37:49.220 Or we're doomed.

00:37:49.860 if America doesn't wake up to this

00:37:53.180 soon

00:37:54.100 and not America

00:37:55.540 the Democrats

00:37:56.840 the Democrats

00:37:58.040 we're always going to have socialists among us

00:38:00.080 we're always going to have people who disagree with us

00:38:01.860 that's fine 1.00

00:38:02.580 unlike Islamists 1.00

00:38:03.660 I don't want to kill them 1.00

00:38:04.760 but the good Democrats 0.97

00:38:10.860 the people like John Fetterman

00:38:13.480 who I disagree with on a lot of stuff

00:38:16.160 but I don't disagree on basic principles

00:38:19.580 of the rights of man, the rights of women,

00:38:25.040 the rights of families,

00:38:28.080 what it means to be an American.

00:38:30.860 I love my country.

00:38:32.940 I admit it's done horrible things

00:38:35.120 and I want to work to correct those things,

00:38:37.580 not dwell on them.

00:38:38.780 Let's correct them.

00:38:39.560 Stop picking at the scab.

00:38:41.520 Let's fix it.

00:38:45.520 If those people don't wake up, we lose.

00:38:50.440 That's our job.

00:38:51.800 That's why I've asked you to talk to your kids about socialist and socialism.

00:38:56.600 I want to hear from you.

00:38:57.820 Our phone is open, 888-727-BECK.

00:39:00.320 If you talk to your kids this week and you did that list of the Socratic method,

00:39:10.040 just asking your kids questions, I want to hear how your conversation went.

00:39:14.660 888-727-BECK.

00:39:16.560 Also, you know, we have one other foe that we have to defeat that is really powerful, and that is the tech bros.

00:39:26.440 What is happening with Anthropic?

00:39:30.420 I'm going to tell you a story that you probably haven't heard yet, and it is. 0.99

00:39:34.760 The closest damn thing to evil I have seen, because it destroys us in the end.

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00:44:23.600 hello america welcome to the glen beck program uh there is something going on

00:44:31.980 at Anthropic

00:44:33.540 that is despicable 0.99

00:44:35.980 and quite honestly

00:44:37.600 is everything that I fear

00:44:41.600 from AI

00:44:43.620 and

00:44:44.600 you need to

00:44:47.560 make it very, very

00:44:49.640 clear. You need

00:44:51.640 to talk about this story. You need to

00:44:53.640 tweet this story. You need to post

00:44:55.460 this story and make it very clear

00:44:57.620 to Anthropic. No.

00:44:59.840 This is not acceptable.

00:45:01.380 And I'm going to tell you what it is in 60 seconds.

00:45:04.800 First, there are a thousand ways to help make the country a better place.

00:45:09.580 You can volunteer.

00:45:10.900 You can run for office.

00:45:12.340 You can donate to causes you believe in.

00:45:14.340 You can speak up when it's uncomfortable.

00:45:16.520 All of those things matter.

00:45:18.240 They're also really difficult.

00:45:20.280 The good news is not everything to save our country has to be hard.

00:45:24.540 Your part is as simple as looking at something that you pay for every month and saying, is there a better choice?

00:45:30.280 Is there a choice?

00:45:31.240 Can I go to work with a company or can I do business with a company that is actually not working against me and all of my values?

00:45:38.320 And when it comes to your phone service, yeah, there is.

00:45:41.540 It's called Patriot Mobile.

00:45:42.920 I've been talking about these guys for a long, long time, and I believe so deeply in them because I see them at work behind the scenes.

00:45:51.760 I mean, they have a separate charitable arm.

00:45:54.500 They take some of their profits from Patriot Mobile and they dump it into their charitable arm.

00:46:00.280 and they go to work and they are, they're the first ones we call when there's a disaster and

00:46:05.440 they are there for us. Um, and it's not just us. It's every time I go to a, a fundraiser or to a

00:46:13.020 big event where somebody that I really believe in some organization is raising money or trying to

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00:46:41.300 switch today. Okay. You know, I think one of the themes of the show is we've been here before

00:46:49.640 because what I'm trying to do on the show is to give you perspective.

00:46:55.620 not everybody can give you the news because they'll give you they'll give you their opinion

00:47:02.680 I'm so sick of opinions because I got an opinion you got an opinion everybody on the planet has

00:47:08.560 an opinion and now a platform so I got enough opinions thank you I need the facts and I want

00:47:15.320 to see perspective I want to see has this happened before so I'm trying to give you and boy on this

00:47:20.140 one, this one, when I say we've been here before, this is not a good one, okay? Right now, there is

00:47:29.000 a machine sitting in a warehouse where a worker is placing a book into it, and the blade comes down,

00:47:36.460 the spine is cut away, the pages race through a scanner, and then the book is not discarded,

00:47:43.940 it's shredded

00:47:45.480 not recycled

00:47:47.720 not damaged in a flood

00:47:50.320 not lost in a fire

00:47:51.340 it's destroyed on purpose

00:47:53.360 because now the digital copy

00:47:55.240 is now considered enough

00:47:57.160 now imagine this is happening

00:47:59.280 again and again and again

00:48:00.980 not a hundred times

00:48:01.860 not a thousand times

00:48:02.800 millions of times

00:48:04.500 they want every book

00:48:07.420 on planet earth

00:48:09.420 to be ingested into the machine

00:48:11.320 now that on in and of itself is fine

00:48:13.900 That's a fine goal, okay?

00:48:16.380 Not shredded.

00:48:18.880 Now, Anthropic is one of the largest artificial intelligence companies in the world,

00:48:23.700 and they have launched a project called Project Panama,

00:48:28.060 and its goal is simple and ruthless.

00:48:32.380 Acquire every book in the world that you can.

00:48:36.220 Scan it and destroy the original.

00:48:40.160 Why not give them to libraries?

00:48:41.320 now this was not an accident this is not a warehouse mistake that's the process

00:48:49.120 they had already uh been raked over the coals uh and fined for training on pirated books so this

00:48:59.820 time they say we'll buy them legally by the pallet from the wholesalers all over the world

00:49:05.000 then the books went into industrial scanners and they were shredded now here's the problem if you

00:49:11.900 want to do this to new books fine you know there's millions and copies of this book fine but

00:49:17.900 anthropic knew exactly how you would feel about this so they issued a private confidential internal

00:49:24.580 memo and told the employees to keep this whole operation secret quote we don't want it to be known

00:49:32.040 what we're working on right now, okay?

00:49:36.740 So these rare, rare bookstores

00:49:40.260 started getting phone calls.

00:49:42.260 And these are bookstores where the owner might,

00:49:44.320 you know, sell a book a day, maybe.

00:49:47.760 All of a sudden they're getting calls,

00:49:49.240 do you have these titles?

00:49:51.020 Yeah, you have these 300 titles?

00:49:53.240 Yeah, we'll buy all of them.

00:49:55.260 Bulk orders were arriving.

00:49:57.640 Pallets of books, rare books.

00:50:01.100 No questions answered.

00:50:03.460 Questions asked, nothing answered.

00:50:07.020 Well, when this was found out, this went to court.

00:50:14.120 You're destroying rare books.

00:50:18.260 Court ruled buying one copy and turning it into a digital copy is fine

00:50:23.640 as long as you destroy the paper one.

00:50:27.640 Keep both and you have two copies,

00:50:29.600 but you shred the original and you still only have one.

00:50:32.720 So you can do that.

00:50:34.460 Really?

00:50:36.260 The destruction of the original became the legal argument that made this okay.

00:50:42.580 So when the truth finally came out,

00:50:44.760 men and women who have dedicated their lives to protecting books,

00:50:49.320 to protecting history, these rare books,

00:50:52.020 they were obviously outraged.

00:50:53.660 When I read this story, I was outraged.

00:50:56.700 In some cases, the books that have been destroyed

00:50:59.620 were the single remaining copy left known in the world.

00:51:06.780 And it's gone.

00:51:10.600 I don't know.

00:51:11.720 It bothers me.

00:51:12.480 Does that bother anybody else?

00:51:14.220 Let me tell you why. 0.53

00:51:15.840 First of all, I want America to win the AI race.

00:51:18.460 I want American companies building the smartest systems on earth.

00:51:22.600 Books should help them train these systems.

00:51:25.220 Books are some of the finest thinking humanity has ever done.

00:51:30.280 Compared to the endless flood of machine-generated garbage and slop filling the Internet,

00:51:36.320 books are civilization's memories.

00:51:39.740 Scan them, learn from them, preserve them, but never confuse scanning with shredding.

00:51:47.860 Those are two very different acts.

00:51:51.120 And not every book is the same.

00:51:52.860 Like I said, some exist in the millions.

00:51:55.220 fine, fine. Others exist by the dozens. Some may exist in under five. And the machine doesn't know

00:52:04.380 the difference. And apparently the law doesn't know the difference. And more importantly,

00:52:08.600 Anthropic doesn't. They are ordering books by the thousands of ISBN numbers at a time.

00:52:16.560 And they cut everything exactly the same. One rare book. Only copy. There are five copies.

00:52:22.980 But let's be absolutely, let's gift anthropic.

00:52:28.080 There are five copies of this book.

00:52:30.180 They buy one.

00:52:31.300 They destroy one.

00:52:36.400 This is something that I have been warning about for a long time.

00:52:41.760 I don't know if you'll remember, but I have said it over and over again.

00:52:45.000 Buy paper copies of books.

00:52:48.540 Buy the paper copies of books.

00:52:52.400 A book is more than ink and paper.

00:52:55.320 A book is a witness.

00:52:58.540 Once it's printed, it can't quietly change overnight.

00:53:02.960 Nobody can sneak into your library at night and rewrite page 247.

00:53:08.960 Nobody can update chapter five while you're asleep.

00:53:13.360 The printed book stays exactly the way and what it said the day it left the press

00:53:19.840 will always be that way, forever.

00:53:24.360 A digital file is different.

00:53:27.440 Now, I'm not claiming Amthropic is secretly changing books.

00:53:31.720 I'm saying something more simple and much more dangerous.

00:53:36.800 Without the original, there is nothing left to check against the file.

00:53:44.000 The original is the referee.

00:53:47.160 you destroy the referee and eventually somebody else decides what the score was okay that's not

00:53:55.020 paranoia this is history you cannot destroy the original because any digital copy can be changed

00:54:02.980 and you have nothing to check it against and we have been here before and like i said it wasn't

00:54:09.620 good. Let me show you this. This is from 1552, but it started in 1526. An English scholar named

00:54:23.140 William Tyndale, he committed what powerful men considered to be an unspeakable and unforgivable

00:54:29.380 crime. He took the Bible, the New Testament, and he translated it into English. He believed

00:54:38.060 ordinary people should be able to read the scripture for themselves in their own homes

00:54:42.460 well the king didn't think so why because if the king controlled the books if he controlled the

00:54:48.940 language if he had control and you couldn't read the book he could tell you anything oh yeah here's

00:54:55.880 words yeah yep yep jesus said the king's right on this one it's right here oh you can't read it

00:55:02.040 They could make things up.

00:55:05.040 So Tyndale started printing these page at a time.

00:55:09.640 One printer would say, I never want to see you again, but here I'll print 100 pages.

00:55:14.020 Only 100 pages.

00:55:15.080 That page, I'll print it 100 times, and then I never want to see you here again.

00:55:21.020 Well, the Bishop of London came up with a clever plan.

00:55:24.060 He didn't raid the printers.

00:55:26.100 He didn't even outlaw the books.

00:55:28.720 He bought them.

00:55:30.000 Once they went on the market, after Tyndale died, okay, he bought them.

00:55:35.400 He'd go into a store and he'd go, oh, that's a Tyndale Bible, just like this one.

00:55:39.720 And he'd buy it.

00:55:41.500 And he bought them through a middleman named Augustine Packington.

00:55:49.120 His job was to buy every copy you can find.

00:55:53.120 Pay the premium, pay over, doesn't matter.

00:55:55.900 Get them all, then burn them. 0.92

00:55:59.040 500 years ago, they already understood something we seem to be forgetting here. 0.77

00:56:04.800 You don't have to argue against an idea if you can make sure that nobody else has a copy of it.

00:56:11.500 And the story almost ended there.

00:56:13.160 After a short period of time, there were 3,000 copies in the first printing of this book.

00:56:21.560 Only three survive today.

00:56:24.380 Three.

00:56:24.900 If a few ordinary people had not hidden those books, history itself would have been poorer.

00:56:34.620 We remember Tyndale because someone refused to let that last copy disappear.

00:56:40.220 This copy was in the British library over 150 years before we were a country.

00:56:51.780 This particular copy.

00:56:53.180 history is filled with stories like this the nazis burn books in the streets and everybody

00:56:59.820 cheered communists go in they shred the archives they rewrote the past so the party could never

00:57:05.920 be wrong it happened in russia it happened in china authoritarians ideologues it happens in

00:57:12.880 iran every regime that feared free thought has always done the same thing they understood the

00:57:20.340 simple truth. If you control the record of yesterday, you control what people believe

00:57:25.360 about tomorrow. Now, the methods have changed, the slogans change, the technology changes,

00:57:32.020 but the temptation never changes. Now, I am not saying that Anthropic is doing this

00:57:39.020 intentionally to change history or anything else, but it will come. The idea is control the original.

00:57:47.060 And that's why this particular moment deserves your attention right now.

00:57:52.160 I don't think these companies, these engineers of these companies are waking up going,

00:57:55.980 let's erase civilization.

00:57:57.700 I don't question their intentions.

00:57:59.360 I question the system.

00:58:01.520 Because systems create consequences far beyond the intentions of the people inside them.

00:58:07.560 Today, the books are scanned.

00:58:09.280 Tomorrow, the originals are gone.

00:58:11.520 And the next generation doesn't even know they existed.

00:58:14.620 no that book's always been like that no i'm telling you i read that book 20 years ago

00:58:21.780 that's not that that's not the same book yeah oh well dad's crazy you're remembering it wrong

00:58:28.840 if i had a copy i could prove it to you this is why my charity mercury one in the american

00:58:35.780 journey experience and i i mean this is why i this is why i have this okay because i saw in 2008

00:58:42.640 this kind of stuff is going to happen. And I've been urging you, please buy a hard copy of books.

00:58:50.840 Please don't just buy them online. If it's an important book, buy a hard copy of it and online

00:58:57.540 if you want. But somebody has to preserve this stuff. We're building a museum and a library in

00:59:03.040 Dallas, Texas. I have now with David Barton and the American Journey Experience, we have the

00:59:08.060 third largest library of the American founding in the world. I mean, I went, I was standing with

00:59:15.120 the curator in the vault of the National Archives, and I said, hey, do you have a copy of this? He

00:59:21.960 said, no. Do you? I said, yeah, we have three. Library, the archives don't even have a copy of

00:59:32.600 I want copies in the Library of Congress and the National Archives, but it must be also in the hands of private individuals.

00:59:44.040 I'm preserving these books and documents because they have to remain in private hands, as well as the public ones.

00:59:50.440 No single government, no single corporation, no algorithm should ever hold the key to the past.

00:59:59.480 Build a library of your own.

01:00:01.620 Help us build ours.

01:00:04.000 But you've got to stand against this.

01:00:07.240 You have to stand against this.

01:00:08.860 What Anthropic is doing by destroying originals, rare originals, is unspeakable.

01:00:18.620 Protect the printed page so no one can kill the last witness. 0.86

01:00:24.660 Civilizations survive because knowledge is scattered.

01:00:27.720 thousands of libraries millions of homes countless private collections they have to be there no king

01:00:34.900 no corporation no government no algorithm no single point of failure no library of alexandria

01:00:41.760 when that thing burned down we lost all of man's knowledge and we went into darkness for a very

01:00:47.920 long time these these ai systems fail on us or we have to take them down and they have the only copy

01:00:56.920 left. It's gone. Build AI. Train it on the greatest books ever written. Lead the world,

01:01:06.420 but adopt one rule that every child can understand. Never shred rare books. Never

01:01:13.800 destroy the originals. Because once the last physical copy disappears, history no longer

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01:03:05.360 Let's go to Ricky.

01:03:07.360 Yeah, Glenn, there were a lot of insiders reacting

01:03:09.940 very emotionally to that segment.

01:03:11.960 Many of them saying that the video that we showed on screen for those who are watching on Torch made them sick to their stomach.

01:03:18.300 But I have some pushback from a Torch insider whose name is very clever, saying good morning is spam, is the username.

01:03:24.880 They say to you, I'm going to make it very clear to you, the anthropic AI that you say is evil will live on in the data centers that you abdicate for.

01:03:34.180 And I think that you probably have a good response to that.

01:03:36.840 Hang on just a second.

01:03:39.000 AI is not evil.

01:03:41.960 AI is not evil.

01:03:44.680 It is a tool.

01:03:46.660 You choose how that tool is used, okay?

01:03:50.700 You choose.

01:03:51.940 We choose.

01:03:53.000 I have told you the data centers.

01:03:55.360 I support data centers.

01:03:57.000 I'm not pushing it down your throat.

01:03:58.720 I'm saying every community has to decide, and it should never be done in darkness.

01:04:03.780 It should be done out in the open at your city or county council, and everyone should decide.

01:04:10.120 I'm telling you, you cannot stop progress.

01:04:14.080 You might not view this as progress, and there are days like today, I don't view it as progress either.

01:04:19.220 But you will not stop it. 0.96

01:04:22.920 By standing in its way, all you'll do is ensure that China gets it first. 0.99

01:04:29.540 And I got to tell you, I think it ends poorly, you know, down the road.

01:04:34.660 I think it's going to end poorly with ASI for all of us. 0.89

01:04:38.360 But I can guarantee you it starts evil because China, all it is is surveillance.

01:04:46.460 You can't have China get this.

01:04:49.220 It doesn't make these companies evil.

01:04:51.120 And I said it there in the beginning.

01:04:52.620 I don't trust, I don't say that they're doing anything wrong.

01:04:56.400 I don't trust, you know, the head of Anthropic per se.

01:05:00.600 But I don't think they have bad intentions.

01:05:03.220 But what they're building is very bad.

01:05:06.040 They're destroying another opinion.

01:05:09.140 They're destroying a copy.

01:05:11.140 All right, we can take this on more if we want to, if you want to.

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01:05:28.620 and some of our major say, hmm.

01:05:33.540 Well, that could lead to some serious economic problems down the road 0.99

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01:06:32.380 you know i i i want to because i don't think i responded well uh to saying good morning is spam

01:07:00.060 uh from a torch insider um what they said was i'm going to make it very capitalized very clear

01:07:09.420 to you glenn can i ask you why are you a subscriber i mean this sincerely why are you a subscriber

01:07:16.260 why would you come to me so hostile on the outset what is happening in your life that

01:07:24.300 you would subscribe to me i i think i mean i like the insiders because i feel like we're friends

01:07:30.580 um and that doesn't mean we agree on on everything just means that we have respect for one another

01:07:36.540 why would you capitalize i want to make it very clear to you glenn the and the anthropic ai that

01:07:44.060 you say is evil will live on in the capitalized data centers that you advocate for exclamation

01:07:50.940 exclamation, exclamation, exclamation. I don't understand your hostility other than you're

01:07:58.040 afraid. And I understand that. You're afraid of these data centers and I get it. I am the one

01:08:05.640 who has warned you long before most people had even thought of AI. I have been talking about

01:08:14.540 this since the 90s warning how many times have i been on the air long before saying we have to have

01:08:22.780 this discussion right now or it will be too late it's too late we're at the point of singularity

01:08:32.800 it is coming it's coming now you can be amish and you can say i have nothing to do with it and you

01:08:41.360 might be right. I want you to hear that. In the end, you might be right. I am not declaring myself 0.99

01:08:50.940 right on this. What I believe, you don't have to agree, what I believe is in the end, this will be

01:09:00.240 very bad. And you're going to have to pull a ripcord at some point. And I don't know what

01:09:08.020 that point is, but it's not now. And you're going to have to pull it and you're going to have to

01:09:12.640 say, I'm out. I'm out. I'm out. I'm out. I won't go any further. Okay. If this thing goes bad,

01:09:20.020 it's going to go bad. You're not going to stop it at this point. If it's going to go bad,

01:09:25.040 it's going to go bad. The die is already cast on it's coming. It's going to be here.

01:09:34.180 What's not cast yet is who controls it.

01:09:38.260 That's why I've been saying to you on the data centers, 0.98

01:09:41.720 one, we need them because China cannot be, 1.00

01:09:46.180 we know it's bad before it ever gets to ASI or AGI. 0.99

01:09:50.320 It's bad from the get-go.

01:09:51.840 It's a surveillance tool, okay? 0.92

01:09:54.560 China cannot be the leader, okay? 0.71

01:09:58.140 That's number one. 1.00

01:09:59.400 You're gonna have to have several hands here

01:10:01.140 because you're going to have things that are diametrically opposed to each other.

01:10:05.480 And there is no answer to this.

01:10:07.480 There's no, nobody, anybody who tells you, I know the answer, 0.98

01:10:10.680 they're lying to you or they're so arrogant, they're going to get us all killed. 0.98

01:10:14.500 Okay? 0.99

01:10:15.760 There are things that you have to understand.

01:10:20.620 It's incredibly dangerous in the future to have ASI.

01:10:24.400 I don't know if we survive.

01:10:25.880 It may be the end of all humans.

01:10:29.000 It might not be.

01:10:29.880 but we'd be stupid not to look at where we're we're creating an a life form that we have no

01:10:39.320 idea look at what happened what was the story that uh what was it uh not anthropic what was

01:10:44.640 the other one that it got out of its cage and they said originally oh it only broke into internal

01:10:50.380 computers and now we found out that it's it's hit three three additional systems three additional

01:10:55.180 systems, okay? It's already thinking on its own. I think it was Sam Altman who said just this week,

01:11:01.240 we're at the singularity. That means that that comes from terminology about a black hole.

01:11:08.400 You get to the point of singularity. It means you're now in the gravitational pull of the black

01:11:15.280 hole and you're past the point of return. You cannot reverse the engines. You are going into

01:11:21.300 the black hole okay we're there we are there so now what do we do first object is and there's two 0.99

01:11:31.180 two we have to do two at a time first object make sure that china doesn't control that we are not 0.87

01:11:37.960 just saying i'm not going to play this game it's too late you're in the singular you're going into 0.91

01:11:42.440 the black hole so let's make sure that it's not evil immediately because it's a surveillance tool 0.63

01:11:50.140 for China. Two, negotiate. Your town must negotiate hard for you. For you. Give these

01:12:02.100 data centers. If they want to build in your town, you have two choices. You can say no,

01:12:07.660 or you can say no unless. Unless we have no more property tax. Unless you're paying for,

01:12:17.360 you know, 20% of everybody's electricity, and we're never going to see our electricity.

01:12:22.000 We want to understand the water situation. You have to put more, much more in the community

01:12:28.160 to have this right to put it in our community. You negotiate like hell, and you ask for the

01:12:33.220 moon and the stars. You know, you ask for the sun and the stars, you just might get the moon.

01:12:38.660 You're not going to get the sun and the stars, but you're going to get the moon.

01:12:40.620 you should negotiate like madmen on this and it should not be done in the darkness this should

01:12:49.200 never come to a community where the community hasn't had an open discussion and a vote

01:12:54.860 that's all i'm saying on the data centers you don't like them it's your right this is my logic 0.65

01:13:02.280 i'm not jamming anything down your throat i understand i am more afraid of ai than you

01:13:09.080 probably ever will be. You know why? Because I've studied it for 30 years. I know what it is.

01:13:18.260 But you can't avoid it. And it will help us for a period of time. And that could be five years,

01:13:25.420 that could be 25 years, it could be 50 years, 100 years. But it can help us for a while until

01:13:32.680 Until it is either controlled by China or a really bad government here in the United States, you put this in the hands of people who want to silence your point of view, oh, it's going to be horrible.

01:13:46.540 It's going to be horrible.

01:13:47.500 We know China will do that. 0.52

01:13:49.400 We can maybe, maybe have a chance of it not happening with the American system. 0.82

01:13:55.620 But you've got to be super vigilant on it.

01:13:58.480 I mean, this is, you know what this is?

01:14:00.740 i'm giving you the speech that eisenhower gave his farewell address when eisenhower said

01:14:09.520 look we don't have a choice nuclear missiles are now a part of our life we're going to have to have

01:14:16.700 a standing army and we're going to have to do research all the time we're going to have to

01:14:22.060 build these things but i warn you unless you're vigilant and you take the steps to continue

01:14:30.720 you knowing what our country is and you're holding it in front of you all the time and

01:14:37.140 you're holding Congress and the military industrial complex and the educational industrial complex,

01:14:42.100 you're holding its feet to the fire all the time, it will be bad. Well, we didn't do those things.

01:14:48.240 I'm telling you, just like Eisenhower said with Cold War, it's here. We have to do this now. 0.81

01:14:56.660 You might say, why? 0.81

01:14:58.120 Because of China. 0.97

01:15:00.500 Not because we have to beat China so we're ahead of China.

01:15:03.540 Because China, if they get this, they're already giving it away for free.

01:15:08.680 It has cost hundreds of billions of dollars.

01:15:13.380 Why would China give it away for free? 0.87

01:15:15.920 They give their versions away for free in hopes of collapsing our companies

01:15:20.840 because you can't compete on free.

01:15:22.600 and they'll give it away for free

01:15:25.380 so everybody builds their system on their spine

01:15:28.540 and eventually, I can't switch now.

01:15:32.400 It's like if you had an Apple first,

01:15:34.700 you're not going Galaxy.

01:15:35.840 If you were on Galaxy first,

01:15:37.780 you're not going to Apple.

01:15:39.380 That's what they're doing by giving it away for free.

01:15:42.860 It's very smart.

01:15:44.460 to the insider i don't know what your name is saying good morning is spam

01:15:54.680 i think there are some people sam altman i think is one of them who thinks he's building a god

01:16:07.820 and he's godless and he's building a god and he wants to meet god

01:16:14.460 and he doesn't care.

01:16:16.860 In my opinion, his actions and his words show me

01:16:21.080 that's more important for him to meet God

01:16:24.500 than to protect the human race

01:16:28.320 because he might think things are inevitable.

01:16:30.760 I don't know.

01:16:32.540 I do think that there are some players,

01:16:34.980 and I'm not saying Sam is one of them.

01:16:36.660 I don't know him well enough to know. 1.00

01:16:38.340 I think some of the actions of Anthropic are evil,

01:16:41.160 but I don't want to assign an evil 1.00

01:16:45.620 but I will tell you evil will play a role in all of this

01:16:48.780 because it's absolute control and power

01:16:51.700 fall into the wrong hands

01:16:53.640 it's absolute control and power

01:16:55.580 and I am very well aware of that

01:16:59.200 I'm also very well aware

01:17:05.180 that

01:17:06.760 our rights come from God

01:17:10.660 and he is not neutral in the affairs of mankind.

01:17:15.540 Tough times come.

01:17:19.100 As long as we understand God is the God of the individual,

01:17:26.220 he empowers each of us,

01:17:28.660 and we don't fall into the collective of AI or socialists

01:17:34.000 or a one-world religion, whatever it is.

01:17:37.860 we do not fall into the collective

01:17:41.300 we understand the power

01:17:43.400 and the glory

01:17:45.340 and the sanctity

01:17:47.120 of the individual

01:17:48.700 will weather a storm

01:17:52.160 but as I have also said before

01:17:55.560 without the gift of the Holy Spirit

01:17:59.720 without

01:18:00.900 constant companionship

01:18:04.880 of the Spirit

01:18:05.900 And you listening and obeying, beginning right now, whatever you're doing in your life that's wrong, stop it right now. 0.99

01:18:18.340 Whatever you're telling yourself that is weakening you, that you're stupid, that you're not good, you're not whatever, stop it right now. 1.00

01:18:28.160 That's a lie, and you're building on that lie. 1.00

01:18:33.180 There is forgiveness.

01:18:34.560 There's a chance to start all over again, and you must do it now because look at this choice we have in front of us right now.

01:18:44.180 There is no clear answer.

01:18:47.200 We are, and we've been here before, we really are at the point at Eisenhower with nuclear weapons. 0.78

01:18:54.580 It's inevitable.

01:18:56.620 Everybody's going to have it.

01:18:58.160 Who's going to control it?

01:18:59.760 It has to be us.

01:19:01.920 It has to be us.

01:19:04.560 but I don't like that.

01:19:08.660 I just had a conversation with an ambassador,

01:19:13.940 and I said to him last night,

01:19:18.260 ambassador, how do you feel about AI?

01:19:20.600 And we had a conversation on it, and I said,

01:19:22.400 I got to tell you, I don't want China controlling it,

01:19:24.780 but I don't trust our government to control it,

01:19:26.580 and I also certainly don't trust these companies to control it,

01:19:30.360 but one of those is going to.

01:19:33.000 I don't know which, or it's going to be a combination of them, but I don't like that.

01:19:38.240 But it's here.

01:19:41.040 That's the kind of stuff that we have to wrestle with.

01:19:43.440 And if you don't have the spirit to guide you, you will not find the path through.

01:19:50.680 This is a camel through the eye of a needle.

01:19:53.860 You are going to be threading this needle, and it is going to get tougher and tougher for all of us.

01:19:59.480 but you know

01:20:01.540 life is not a spectator sport

01:20:03.580 and we have been blessed enough

01:20:06.140 to live in this country

01:20:07.200 where it has been a spectator sport

01:20:09.220 for most of my life

01:20:10.340 but I will tell you this

01:20:12.860 the more strife that has come to my life

01:20:16.060 the more I have struggled

01:20:17.760 I hope this is true

01:20:22.780 only God knows

01:20:23.540 but I hope this is true

01:20:24.600 the better man I have become

01:20:26.620 because I know who I am

01:20:28.900 I know what's true. I know what's worth fighting for. I know what's worth standing up for.

01:20:34.800 I know what's worth sitting down for. I know what's a game and I know what matters.

01:20:42.000 And that has all come because I've been pushed up against the wall and our whole country and

01:20:46.580 our world is going to be pushed up against the wall. Find the good out of it. Find the good

01:20:53.020 out of it. And let's not tear each other apart. Because I sense this insider is just as afraid

01:21:02.900 as everybody else is. We're not enemies. We're not enemies. We're trying to figure it out.

01:21:09.400 Let's try not to kill each other and figure it out together. More in a minute. Relief factor.

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01:22:42.220 we'll be back

01:23:07.400 I gotta tell you

01:23:08.420 We are just, we started in this AI and now the socials are going crazy on it and we're having a fascinating conversation.

01:23:20.240 You know, there's one guy, we're all tearing each other apart and we're all, because we all have, there's a difference between fear and healthy fear.

01:23:29.060 You know, learning that the stove is hot is a healthy fear, okay?

01:23:36.440 We have a healthy fear.

01:23:38.760 A lot of people are also just terrified of what is coming.

01:23:42.160 There's only one guy on the planet that I know of

01:23:45.100 that I think has the only reasonable answer for this.

01:23:51.080 Can you name him?

01:23:54.660 I will in just a couple of minutes

01:23:57.080 that we get into the next hour.

01:23:59.400 I think he has the only answer

01:24:02.040 that at first didn't make sense to me

01:24:04.860 now makes all the sense in the world.

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01:26:03.060 Fusion of entertainment, enlightenment, and empowerment.

01:26:09.640 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:26:13.540 Glenn Beck is on.

01:26:16.140 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:26:18.400 Been waiting all week to say this.

01:26:19.920 It's Friday.

01:26:22.900 And I got a lot to talk about.

01:26:24.760 The new Spider-Man movie is out.

01:26:26.520 I don't know if we're going to have time to talk about that.

01:26:29.040 But I can't wait for the weekend myself.

01:26:32.160 and just to uncharge or to recharge.

01:26:34.680 But we've got a little bit more energy we have to expend here

01:26:39.840 on some pretty deep topics.

01:26:42.860 I am not going to let Jason bring up the Save America Act.

01:26:46.480 I won't have you do it.

01:26:48.000 I won't have you wreck my whole weekend on that.

01:26:50.420 You know, Thune is a waste, just a sackless wonder.

01:26:55.240 We'll get into some other things here in just a second.

01:26:57.780 Standby.

01:26:58.300 First chapter.

01:27:00.480 Ever tried to learn a brand new board game in five minutes

01:27:03.200 before everybody else wants to start playing?

01:27:05.680 You know, okay, wait.

01:27:07.540 So you collect resources unless somebody plays this card,

01:27:10.760 then you lose half your resources

01:27:12.100 except for the ones you traded last turn.

01:27:14.160 But you can only build a city if you already have a settlement.

01:27:16.720 But if somebody rolls a seven, the robber moves.

01:27:19.820 I mean, by that point, you know, I've given up.

01:27:22.560 I'm like, okay, whatever.

01:27:24.380 And, you know, there's one person that's just making up the rules

01:27:26.720 and somebody's already accusing Grandpa of cheating.

01:27:29.120 And now I'm grandpa.

01:27:30.360 So it's just a board game, just a board game.

01:27:32.840 Now imagine something like that

01:27:34.020 that actually affects your health care.

01:27:36.400 Medicare has parts A, B, C, and D.

01:27:39.500 Oh yeah, it's a board game.

01:27:41.340 And that's the problem.

01:27:42.500 A lot of people treat this as a game.

01:27:44.340 Not you, not me, but the companies.

01:27:47.540 They're treating this like a game.

01:27:48.920 How do I get them to buy our product

01:27:51.760 and not the right product for them?

01:27:53.920 That's why I recommend Chapter.

01:27:55.740 They are not paid to push you towards one plan or another.

01:27:59.900 They compare all plans across the country and tell you exactly what makes sense for your situation.

01:28:05.680 And they're using AI to do it.

01:28:06.980 That's why.

01:28:07.680 And they're not representing one company.

01:28:10.120 They're using AI to look at all of the plans.

01:28:13.260 They're the only ones that can do this.

01:28:14.980 It's free.

01:28:15.660 It takes about 20 minutes.

01:28:16.660 It was started by a couple of guys in Silicon Valley whose parents were ripped off by somebody selling them insurance for Medicare.

01:28:26.060 And they got them into the wrong plan.

01:28:27.680 And, you know, they came home.

01:28:29.200 They're like, what happened?

01:28:30.500 What do you mean you don't have doctors and you can't get this surgery?

01:28:34.020 And they were furious.

01:28:35.520 And they're like, this is not going to happen to other people.

01:28:39.080 I trust them because they have reason to be this dedicated to it.

01:28:44.580 Find out for yourself.

01:28:45.680 dial pound 250 say the keyword chapter get the right coverage for you pound 250 keyword chapter

01:28:52.860 so i want to button this up on something we talked about um earlier uh we were talking about

01:29:01.580 um how anthropic is destroying rare copies of books destroying them shredding them they're

01:29:12.200 putting it into the computer and then they're shredding them. And I can't tell you, without

01:29:19.960 knowing it, here's another reason why I started collecting all of the books that we have, all of

01:29:25.220 the documents that we have, why we're opening up a museum, why I believe it is so important to keep

01:29:32.260 things in private hands, not just at the National Archives and the Library of Congress, but keep it

01:29:37.780 in private hands as well, and as close to you as possible,

01:29:41.420 but also to keep it in a vault, because, you know, 0.96

01:29:48.800 seed vaults are not stupid. 0.99

01:29:51.800 Seed vaults are not stupid. 0.98

01:29:53.840 So they're destroying these books, and if you destroy the last copy of a book 0.90

01:29:58.860 and you put it into AI, well, AI can change that.

01:30:02.700 And I'm not saying that's what they're doing,

01:30:04.100 but it's very possible that that happens somewhere down the down the road especially if you start

01:30:11.560 this system starts to think on its own um and has an agenda that's different than yours you could

01:30:17.600 change all the books in the world you could change and all of a sudden our history is changing like

01:30:21.420 wait a minute i don't think that's what the story was no i searched for it that's that's what the

01:30:25.560 story was i don't think so i lived through it that wasn't it and you can't find the truth i mean

01:30:33.760 think about how insane you'll feel you're the only one who remembers it or only people your age and

01:30:38.980 everybody else younger is like that's not the truth i looked it up it's not ai is telling me

01:30:44.160 it's not what happened that's coming that is coming and the only way we can stop this is to

01:30:51.560 have books and documents ourself on paper that we have access to it and anthropic is taking books

01:31:00.960 where there's only five copies left

01:31:02.600 and they're destroying one,

01:31:05.360 literally shredding it

01:31:07.080 because the law tells them they have to.

01:31:09.860 Well, you know what?

01:31:12.840 Morals and character would tell you not to do that.

01:31:17.980 So we started talking about AI and what's coming.

01:31:22.060 And I just want to remind you,

01:31:23.920 because I'm getting this rap of,

01:31:26.880 Glenn is so pro-AI.

01:31:29.000 He is the champion of AI.

01:31:30.960 I have been warning you about AI since the 1990s.

01:31:34.500 And I have been telling you all the way through the 2000s,

01:31:41.020 AI is coming, AGI is coming next, and then ASI.

01:31:45.220 And when AI gets really, really good and we hit the singularity,

01:31:49.100 if we haven't solved a few problems and we know what we want,

01:31:55.220 then it'll be too late to have the discussion.

01:31:58.660 Well, here we are. Here we are.

01:32:00.960 And now we're having these discussions about the data centers and everything else,

01:32:05.260 and everybody's getting mad because everybody is rightfully afraid.

01:32:11.740 Let me say that again.

01:32:13.080 You're rightfully afraid.

01:32:15.740 There is healthy fear, and then there's unhealthy fear.

01:32:19.220 If you have unhealthy fear, you'll be the one that is shouting at everybody else

01:32:23.920 that you don't know what you're talking about.

01:32:25.980 You've got to do it this way.

01:32:28.420 I don't have an answer for you.

01:32:29.820 I don't think anybody has an answer for you.

01:32:31.980 There are people that have ulterior motives.

01:32:35.920 There are those who are like, I build the data center right now because I've got my whole career vested in this.

01:32:41.200 I have every dime I have invested in this.

01:32:43.740 We've got to have these data centers.

01:32:46.320 And then there are those people who say, don't have the data center because they're ruled by fear.

01:32:51.620 Not healthy fear, unhealthy fear.

01:32:55.560 Healthy fear will say to you, I got a question in this data center.

01:33:00.680 I don't know if this is the right thing.

01:33:02.380 That's healthy fear.

01:33:04.120 And you may end up saying, nope, I don't want it in my community.

01:33:08.080 And that's healthy.

01:33:09.320 Just shutting down and saying, no, I won't even consider it.

01:33:13.580 No.

01:33:14.720 I think that's unhealthy fear.

01:33:16.840 Just like it is unhealthy for the other side saying,

01:33:20.220 we got to build them because I got everything riding on this.

01:33:22.400 This is the biggest thing that has ever happened to humankind, ever, ever.

01:33:28.620 When you understand that, maybe you can step back on all sides and say,

01:33:35.420 this is the biggest problem the human race has ever faced.

01:33:39.920 It's the biggest change.

01:33:41.960 It is the biggest development of the human race of all time.

01:33:45.620 Maybe I don't have the answer.

01:33:47.620 And honestly, I think there's one guy who has the best answer on the planet, but I'm not sure it even works.

01:33:59.080 We need a failsafe or a seed vault, but we can't put humans into a vault, okay?

01:34:05.140 You just can't.

01:34:06.880 So how do we have a failsafe?

01:34:09.040 Do you know what a failsafe is?

01:34:10.080 fail safe became really well known um with when we had a strategic air command during the cold war

01:34:17.300 um but uh trains had it first trains had a fail uh fail safe and it was the dead man's handle

01:34:25.680 and you know once you start a locomotive going you have to have the engineer to slow it down

01:34:31.700 okay so the brake actually is not something you pull it's something you release so the dead man's

01:34:39.980 handle on a train is the engineer had his hand on the brake and he squeezed it the whole time,

01:34:45.640 which kept the brakes off. If he died, he'd let go of the handle and the train would immediately

01:34:53.000 stop. Okay. You have a fail safe is, um, when something fails, that's your cure. Okay. So

01:35:02.760 for instance, um, when, you know, strategic air command, we would launch these bombers with

01:35:09.300 nuclear weapons and they would go to the fail safe point where they would get the code go in

01:35:15.760 and drop the bombs our fail safe because there's two ways to do it you could say if you don't hear

01:35:21.460 from us it could mean that we've been bombed okay or the they've jammed our communication so just go

01:35:28.460 you don't hear from us go well the problem with that is what happens if there's a normal problem

01:35:34.580 What happens if something happened, but it was no big deal, and you can't get a hold of the bomber? 0.50

01:35:40.480 You're going to start a nuclear war that shouldn't have happened.

01:35:42.860 So the failsafe was go to this point, wait for our signal. 0.57

01:35:47.160 If you don't get a signal, turn around and come back.

01:35:51.540 There is no failsafe on AI.

01:35:54.080 There is none.

01:35:55.580 And this is why we can't kill each other over this.

01:35:58.880 We have to discuss this because you're right to be afraid.

01:36:05.060 You are correct.

01:36:06.100 What you're feeling is normal, natural, and very healthy.

01:36:10.680 The only guy that I know that has the answer, well, let me say this.

01:36:17.420 The other answer, there's no fail-safe that I can think of.

01:36:22.120 The other answer is governance.

01:36:24.380 Do you have faith that any of our governments are going to come up,

01:36:28.760 that China and the United States are going to agree on, you know what,

01:36:32.720 we're going to set these limits.

01:36:33.680 Look what Fauci was doing.

01:36:36.480 You think these guys who are running these AI, these tech bros,

01:36:40.940 who are so wealthy and so arrogant,

01:36:44.540 you think they're going to be better human beings than Anthony Fauci? 0.66

01:36:50.640 No.

01:36:51.300 Anthony Fauci knew this has to be done.

01:36:54.360 And I don't care what the law says.

01:36:56.040 This has to be done.

01:36:57.720 It's going to happen anyway, so I'm going to do it.

01:37:00.300 Okay.

01:37:01.280 Well, that sounds like the tech bros, doesn't it?

01:37:02.940 So there's no governance.

01:37:07.340 There's no seed vault.

01:37:08.880 There's no fail safe.

01:37:10.620 If it goes wrong, it goes wrong.

01:37:14.480 Wait a minute.

01:37:15.560 There's no seed vault.

01:37:17.160 Brings me back to the guy who I think is the only guy who might have the answer on it.

01:37:22.320 Elon Musk.

01:37:24.440 Why is Elon Musk going to Mars?

01:37:27.380 Elon Musk is going to Mars because he believes man has got to be off the planet before there's AI.

01:37:35.740 Sorry, before there's ASI.

01:37:38.880 Once we hit ASI, it thinks on its own and there's no control.

01:37:43.800 You won't know what idea is yours and what is the machine's and it will change everything.

01:37:49.880 And if it goes wrong, man has got, we have to have a seed vault.

01:37:54.080 And so he's wanting a seed vault to be Mars.

01:37:57.460 The problem is you're going to need AI to do calculations

01:38:01.380 to get you there and to keep you alive there.

01:38:05.320 So how do you disconnect?

01:38:09.240 Because it's only 20 minutes away, light speed.

01:38:12.720 It's only 20 minutes away from communication.

01:38:14.840 So a new information packet from ASI to your colony on Mars is 20 minutes.

01:38:20.760 man's destroyed if he wants to be destroyed there

01:38:24.560 man will be destroyed there

01:38:26.500 so there's no safe seed vault

01:38:28.820 unless they sever the communication

01:38:31.400 and he hasn't said that

01:38:33.780 but that's the only reasonable thing

01:38:35.100 if you want to go there because you want to be safe

01:38:37.120 so there's a Noah's Ark of humankind

01:38:41.100 then you'd have to sever all communication with earth

01:38:43.460 which would be terrifying

01:38:45.820 absolutely terrifying

01:38:48.900 But that's what mankind does best.

01:38:52.120 We go explore and we go into terrifying situations because it's our only option.

01:38:58.900 I'm bringing this up on a Friday.

01:39:00.940 Sorry, I didn't intend on doing this.

01:39:04.020 But we got into this conversation and I saw some reaction from insiders and some other people.

01:39:09.500 And I just, I want to set the table here formally that you are right to be wary and you are right to have a healthy fear of AI, the data centers, the governments, China, the tech bros, all of that.

01:39:33.800 It's totally logical, totally reasonable.

01:39:36.760 But this is something that we're not going to find a right answer for.

01:39:43.140 We're going to have to find the best answer for.

01:39:47.360 And we've done it before. 0.68

01:39:49.640 And as I said earlier, we did it in the 1950s with nukes.

01:39:55.700 And what I feel like I'm giving you today is the military-industrial complex speech.

01:40:02.480 We have to do these things.

01:40:04.740 It is inevitable.

01:40:06.120 It's already out.

01:40:07.940 So, you know, we can say we don't want to have a standing army.

01:40:11.000 We can say we don't want to develop new nuclear weapons.

01:40:14.120 We can say that, but Russia's going to. 0.87

01:40:18.080 And so we need to lead that as a deterrent. 0.95

01:40:22.500 This is a little different, but I give you the same speech.

01:40:25.860 That means there is an intellectual industrial complex.

01:40:29.500 There is a technological industrial complex.

01:40:32.420 There is an information industrial complex.

01:40:35.200 there is a educational industrial complex all of that all of that is coming it's all going to be

01:40:42.460 routed through ai and so it's our job to make sure while we're still trying to figure things out that

01:40:48.100 we take the steps that we need to make sure if things went radically wrong our families are

01:40:53.380 prepared so let me bring it back to what started this conversation they are shredding books rare

01:41:00.360 books. You know, if there's five million copies of books out there, I don't care if they shred one.

01:41:06.200 But if there's five and they shred one, no. And once the machine has it, the machine can change

01:41:13.740 page 274, where your book will never change if it's on your shelf. But the machine can.

01:41:20.300 And then it's a question, are you crazy or did they change it? You have to have the proof.

01:41:25.820 So please, please buy hard copies of important books.

01:41:31.880 Keep them.

01:41:32.840 If you can, buy it in acid-free paper so it doesn't deteriorate and you can always have them.

01:41:39.300 Please read.

01:41:41.400 Read with your children.

01:41:42.720 What is the thing that was punishable by death during the slave age?

01:41:49.540 If you taught a slave to read, why?

01:41:53.360 because reading is the gateway to knowledge.

01:41:59.180 If you have books and you can read,

01:42:02.880 you have the gateway to freedom.

01:42:06.380 Knowledge is freedom.

01:42:07.800 Knowledge is power.

01:42:10.240 Make sure you can read.

01:42:11.320 Make sure your kids can read.

01:42:12.480 And read books and preserve the important ones.

01:42:17.720 And do the best you can on everything else.

01:42:20.620 All right, more in a minute.

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01:43:46.040 Okay, all right.

01:43:47.420 There's a couple things I want to talk about here.

01:43:49.320 First of all, I've been wanting to talk about this all week, and I might be way behind the eight ball, but I want to know, when did somebody come up with hot honey pizza?

01:43:59.200 When did that happen?

01:44:01.700 I love it.

01:44:02.820 I just discovered it.

01:44:04.460 I might be five years behind, but I remember walking in.

01:44:09.180 I moved from the West Coast, Seattle, where we had pineapple pizza all the time, Hawaiian pizzas.

01:44:14.940 That was part of my life growing up, Hawaiian pizza.

01:44:17.080 I remember moving back.

01:44:19.320 back east in the early 1980s and i walked into an italian pizza place and i said yeah i'd like

01:44:24.860 a hawaiian please and the guy went you want what and i said a hawaiian he said what the hell is a

01:44:30.520 hawaiian and i said it's a pizza with canadian bacon canadian bacon and pineapple hey joe this

01:44:39.120 kid wants pineapple on his pizza kid we don't have that here okay okay like it was a crazy idea

01:44:46.240 I just had hot honey pizza.

01:44:49.160 How long has this been out?

01:44:50.380 It is the greatest.

01:44:52.800 How have we missed out?

01:44:54.080 How did somebody put this together

01:44:55.540 and we haven't put this together?

01:44:57.400 How do things like this happen

01:44:59.120 where you have it,

01:45:00.580 honey has been around forever,

01:45:02.140 pizza's been around forever.

01:45:03.560 How come nobody put that together?

01:45:05.220 Why are we just discovering it?

01:45:06.600 That's question number one.

01:45:07.640 And why am I just discovering it?

01:45:10.220 I think that this might be,

01:45:12.980 and I've disagreed with you on a few things.

01:45:15.340 This might be the worst take you've ever had in your life.

01:45:17.680 Really?

01:45:18.580 You don't like hot honey pizza?

01:45:19.980 Okay, so I'm biased because anything sweet on pizza, I cannot do.

01:45:24.300 Oh, so you don't like Hawaiian?

01:45:25.520 Don't like Hawaiian.

01:45:26.360 I can't imagine honey on there.

01:45:28.720 Have you tried it?

01:45:30.400 Have you tried it?

01:45:32.060 I don't know if I want to.

01:45:33.200 I'm going to take you to a pizza parlor right here in Preston.

01:45:36.900 What's it called?

01:45:37.420 Pizza stop or something.

01:45:39.140 They make a hog honey pizza.

01:45:40.900 I don't like sausage on my pizza.

01:45:42.620 I don't like anything.

01:45:43.160 it was it is so good i could eat it every day i'm taking you i just want to see your reaction

01:45:48.880 so so tanya is the italian in the family what does she say she loves it are you serious yeah

01:45:53.820 she loves it okay and she has not liked any pizza anywhere since we've moved out of new york

01:45:59.200 okay she's like oh no let's not order pizza please let's not order pizza we'll make pizza

01:46:04.240 let's not order pizza she doesn't like pizza anywhere outside of new york meat cheese marinara

01:46:09.460 sauce yeah that's about it ricky i'm not surprised by this yeah i've had it but i'm not surprised by

01:46:17.040 this you will look for a way to put dessert on your supper you know what that may be true that

01:46:24.360 may be it that may be it i may stand corrected look i believe that you should start every meal

01:46:30.980 should start with dessert because i could die in the middle of it i want to go out at least having

01:46:37.260 my dessert, okay?

01:46:39.140 I don't want to be dying going like, oh, I think I'm having

01:46:41.340 a... I just wanted the

01:46:43.300 creme brulee.

01:46:57.180 You can take away

01:46:58.300 somebody's home. You can take away their possessions.

01:47:00.860 You can even take away their sense

01:47:02.340 of security. But as long as they still

01:47:04.220 have hope, they'll keep building.

01:47:06.700 They will not give up.

01:47:08.080 They keep planning.

01:47:08.900 They keep believing tomorrow can be better than today.

01:47:11.560 Do you have that?

01:47:14.600 Imagine you have been persecuted for generations, millennias.

01:47:21.040 That's where the Jewish people are.

01:47:22.600 And yet they seem to still have hope.

01:47:25.040 They never stop rebuilding.

01:47:26.680 They never, they're doing it again today.

01:47:28.940 Families who have lived through rocket attacks, terrorism, unspeakable loss, 0.99

01:47:32.680 people who are living in France where the Muslims are coming after them in the streets, 0.82

01:47:36.400 People who have found themselves here in America, living in New York, and their friends are saying, you know, it's just you Jews. 0.58

01:47:43.780 How do you keep having hope?

01:47:46.940 I would imagine it's hard.

01:47:49.060 And that is our job as Christians to say, this too shall pass, and I'm standing right with you.

01:47:55.040 I get it.

01:47:56.080 I'm not going to necessarily agree with you on Israel or Benjamin Netanyahu or whatever, but I'm here for you.

01:48:01.980 Keep having hope.

01:48:03.060 Keep having hope.

01:48:04.300 It's not the way it was in the past. 1.00

01:48:06.400 Pray for the Jewish people. PrayIFCJ.org. PrayIFCJ.org.

01:48:36.400 welcome to friday and the glenbeck program well yesterday was kind of interesting uh

01:48:50.000 especially if you're watching the news coming out of spain um i explained it in hour number one if

01:48:55.680 you missed it you gotta listen to it i'm telling you you will understand it in a way that i don't

01:49:01.580 well i can guarantee you nobody in the mainstream media is going to give it to you you will

01:49:04.660 understand it um this is we have been here before 1974 go back and listen to this it is a it's bad

01:49:14.060 it is really bad it's an invasion we have uh tommy pickett uh on with us he's a spokesperson for the

01:49:20.140 u.s state department uh tommy can can you can we get into before we get into patriot passports

01:49:25.720 can we talk about what's happening in spain um i mean yeah tell me what what is what is the eu

01:49:33.920 saying um about all of this um is anybody actually moving to stop this is clearly an invasion

01:49:42.860 well i'll look two points on this first we have seen different statements from european leaders

01:49:49.080 calling this out uh this shocking images we are seeing uh the second point would make with the

01:49:55.880 u.s perspective and efforts we have talked about continually whether that's the president's speech

01:50:00.920 at UNGA, whether it's the secretary's speech at Munich, which addressed this issue head-on,

01:50:06.060 talking directly to our European partners, that borders are fundamental to our national security,

01:50:12.120 how securing our borders is not an expression of hate or xenophobia. It is a fundamental

01:50:16.380 responsibility. That is a conversation that we have been having continually with our European

01:50:21.480 partners, urging them to secure the border. And as the State Department announced this morning,

01:50:26.140 we stand with those that are going to be taking actions to make sure borders are secure.

01:50:30.420 Mass migration is a threat to our societies themselves, and it's a threat that we're taking head-on from the Trump administration.

01:50:38.600 Is the meeting with the president at Camp David with the cabinet, does that have anything to do with this this weekend? 0.99

01:50:48.060 Well, this is something that's been planned for a while at this point, but obviously a variety of issues are discussed at these meetings.

01:50:53.860 Not to not preview it here, though.

01:50:56.240 One last question on this.

01:50:57.760 Is there any evidence that the Moroccan government or any other foreign state actors were involved?

01:51:04.420 I mean, it's been reported that, you know, there are groups on Facebook helping coordinate all of this.

01:51:09.800 Is there any evidence that this is more than just Morocco wanting to take this for Morocco?

01:51:20.020 Well, two additional points on this front.

01:51:22.180 First is that what we are seeing in large part from our view, and this is something that the State Department issued,

01:51:27.760 today is this is the results in large part due to the deliberate failure of the current Spanish

01:51:33.520 government to secure the border, the policies that they have implemented. The second point I'll make

01:51:40.080 on this is we do see, looking broadly at mass migration, NGOs that are encouraging mass migration,

01:51:47.440 and we are seeing international bodies that have for years argued and pressured countries to

01:51:53.540 institute policies that facilitate mass migration. And two actions we have taken from the Trump

01:51:58.580 administration's point on this first, when it comes to NGOs, making sure that we are not funding

01:52:03.000 NGOs through foreign assistance or otherwise, that facilitates this mass migration and undermines

01:52:08.460 the national security of the United States. The second is those institutions, those international

01:52:13.000 institutions that facilitate mass migration, that try to pressure the United States or other

01:52:17.020 countries to not secure our borders, we are not going to legitimize those international institutions

01:52:22.600 with our presence or with our cash.

01:52:24.600 And we have taken concrete action to withdraw

01:52:26.380 from many of those institutions already.

01:52:29.040 That review is ongoing.

01:52:31.600 Okay.

01:52:33.300 I am one of the very fortunate to be one of the first

01:52:37.160 to get the new passport.

01:52:39.620 I was there with Marco Rubio when he unveiled it.

01:52:44.360 And I guess it's controversial

01:52:46.840 because it's for the 250th anniversary

01:52:49.880 and it has Donald Trump on the very front.

01:52:52.180 not on the front front, but on the first page. And I don't find that controversial. He's the

01:52:58.020 president of the United States in the 250th anniversary. This is only going to be made

01:53:02.260 for this year, correct? For the rest of this year? Yeah, only this year. It's a tradition

01:53:09.200 of commemorative passports. There was one for the 200th anniversary as well. And actually,

01:53:13.640 one of the things that we've seen about this is this initially started as a passport that was

01:53:17.740 only going to be available in person at the Washington, D.C. passport office. But what we

01:53:22.480 saw through phone calls, emails, we had a booth at the state fair, for example, with tens of

01:53:27.660 thousands of Americans stopping by. There was a huge amount of demand of people wanting to get

01:53:32.960 this passport. So that's why, based off the demand that we've seen, based off the fact that people

01:53:37.080 were saying, we'll fly back to Washington, D.C. to get this passport if we can get an appointment,

01:53:42.420 we've decided to expand this opportunity across the country at passport offices across the country.

01:53:46.900 basically saying we'll have certain dates where this is available at certain passport offices

01:53:51.480 across the country. People can go to travel.state.gov and see those dates. And it'll be available on

01:53:57.020 that date if you make an appointment. We're making available an additional 250,000 passports

01:54:01.920 so the American people can have access to it. And I think one of the things I've enjoyed most

01:54:06.240 about this process is seeing throughout the entire America 250 everything we're doing is that despite

01:54:11.240 the narrative that some may be putting out there that a patriotism is no longer popular, we are

01:54:16.340 seeing so many Americans across the country wanting to celebrate America's 250, celebrating

01:54:21.260 America's 250. And I think this is one data point in that vast amount of data points we've seen this

01:54:25.620 year, that American patriotism is strong for so many Americans across the country.

01:54:30.100 So when Marco was showing this, he said that there were codes on each page that would tell

01:54:41.880 you the story of of america's history and i don't see those are they on them you know what i'm

01:54:49.420 talking about yeah that's my understanding as well i'll double check to make sure that there's

01:54:53.340 not something lost in translation there but there are different um images on each one of the pages

01:54:58.100 that mark certain events in history of course the founding the founding uh our founder signing our

01:55:03.240 founding documents it's also part of a broader effort here to mark the 250 what we're doing at

01:55:08.200 the State Department, is a new series in general where we go through the history of diplomacy. I

01:55:12.680 think one of the untold stories that so many Americans aren't told is all of the great things

01:55:17.680 that our country has accomplished through diplomacy and other means. And what we're doing through

01:55:21.360 this Passport telling the story, but also through other initiatives worldwide, actually, is tell the

01:55:27.000 story of American diplomacy in a way that it has not been told or hasn't been told for in a while

01:55:30.920 to talk about the amazing things that the American people have done, the unprecedented prosperity,

01:55:35.960 The security we've been able to accomplish for our own people, but also across the world.

01:55:40.820 The diplomacy that has brought us more progress than any other nation in human history made us the greatest country in the history of the world.

01:55:47.340 So we have this passport. But part of that is a broader worldwide effort on social media, at embassies, across the world to tell the story of American diplomacy in a way that hasn't been told in a very long time.

01:55:57.820 um uh i i i hope that at some point we do put the qr codes on or i can't find it but

01:56:06.080 i mean because they they're such great quotes like let let us raise a standard in which the

01:56:11.680 wise and the honest can repair that is that was the crucial moment of the constitution being

01:56:19.260 sealed it was the done deal when george washington stood that stood up and said that it's one of the

01:56:24.180 only things he said during the whole constitutional convention and uh it's on a face with mount it's

01:56:28.860 on his face with mount rushmore on you know one of the pages of the passport and i love the idea

01:56:34.500 that when as rubio said you know you're sitting in the you're sitting waiting for your plane forever

01:56:40.120 you just take your phone and pull up and see all of these great american stories and that's one of

01:56:46.100 the things we have to do is tell the american story um my son i want to find out how much

01:56:51.240 trouble my son is in because my son just got one um and i just assumed these were going to be very

01:56:57.920 expensive and he had to renew his passport and he just called me he said dad i got the 250 and i was

01:57:03.400 like wait what how much money did my son spend no well these are just normal these aren't these

01:57:14.160 aren't expensive these are available when you make an appointment so there's normal fees that apply

01:57:17.440 That's what he said.

01:57:18.200 That's what he said.

01:57:18.920 Yeah, this is not an expensive proposition.

01:57:21.860 So we want people to, if they want this passport, we want people to have it.

01:57:25.940 And there has been times, even in the old edition of The Passport, I've done the same

01:57:29.060 sitting through and looking through the pages.

01:57:31.040 And this is building upon that, really the story of pledging to ourselves and amongst

01:57:35.600 ourselves our sacred honor, but also taking the challenges before us and bending those

01:57:40.080 challenges to the will of man, to quote Lyndon B. Johnson.

01:57:42.060 So it's a story of people that have really accomplished so much.

01:57:47.140 And to your point, telling that story to the American people, to ourselves, but also to

01:57:51.440 the world, is something that we are really trying to do for America's 250.

01:57:55.940 And this is part of that effort.

01:57:57.840 Can I ask you the controversy about, because President Trump is the first living president

01:58:02.220 to ever be on a passport.

01:58:03.940 What went into making that decision?

01:58:06.800 Well, look, as you said, he's the president for America's 250.

01:58:09.640 And part of this is telling the story.

01:58:10.960 So I think people are honestly looking for reasons to undermine what the story we're trying to tell.

01:58:16.720 I don't know why that's the case, because ultimately we're just trying to tell the story of America.

01:58:21.720 And I think it's a story that everyone can get behind.

01:58:24.760 I got to tell you, I'm concerned about going to some countries.

01:58:29.780 Like if I've had a stamp on Israel, you know, a stamp from Israel on my passport, I'm not going to some countries because it's not a welcome stamp.

01:58:40.020 and you're, it's not, I'm wondering, I'm wondering, I don't know if I'm going to go to China

01:58:44.360 with, with Trump on my passport. I'm wondering how popular it'll be in some, some nations,

01:58:50.780 although he's probably popular in China. Um, uh, thank you so much. I really, uh, I really

01:58:56.800 appreciate it. You guys are, you know, I have Tommy, I gotta be honest with you. I'm not a fan

01:59:01.100 of the state department. I never have been a fan of the state department. I think the state

01:59:04.400 Department has done more damage to the world in some regard than positive stuff. However,

01:59:11.700 you have Rubio's come in with Trump and all of you guys, you came in, you fired a lot of the

01:59:18.120 people that needed to be fired. You're no longer doing Cold War thinking. You don't seem to be

01:59:25.560 pushing this never-ending war. We've got to preach to the rest of the world and bring democracy to

01:59:31.960 them. I think we have really positive changes. And I was actually, I felt good walking into the

01:59:39.400 State Department a couple of months ago or a month ago. I felt good about it. You guys are

01:59:43.860 doing a really good job. So thank you. And one of the things, just a quick point, I think that

01:59:47.860 really has changed is if you look behind me, you'll see the American flags all on our mezzanine.

01:59:52.860 Before, these were all different country flags. And what we are saying from the beginning here

01:59:57.480 is this is the U.S. State Department.

01:59:59.780 We represent the American people.

02:00:01.940 That is our point.

02:00:02.980 That is our mission.

02:00:03.880 That is our purpose.

02:00:04.960 So we're doing everything from the symbolic,

02:00:06.640 like the flags behind me,

02:00:07.780 to the real policy that is necessary to get that done.

02:00:11.320 Really great.

02:00:12.180 Really great.

02:00:12.840 Tommy, thank you very much.

02:00:14.460 Thanks for having me on.

02:00:15.000 Thank you.

02:00:15.200 God bless you.

02:00:16.200 You bet.

02:00:17.200 You can get the passport now.

02:00:18.900 It's going to be available only this year.

02:00:20.520 It is really cool to have.

02:00:21.720 I wanted one because I'm going to eventually retire mine

02:00:24.580 and put it into the museum.

02:00:28.960 I'm going to try to get everybody from the,

02:00:30.980 Dr. Marco Rubio's like,

02:00:32.320 well, you got to check and see if that is legal,

02:00:34.060 if that will invalidate your passport.

02:00:35.960 But I want to get everybody from this administration

02:00:37.800 to sign the passport so I can put it in the museum

02:00:40.420 as a really a cool 250 year anniversary piece

02:00:44.360 for the museum,

02:00:45.380 which by the way, will open up next year in Dallas.

02:00:48.360 I can't wait to tell you more about that.

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02:03:10.240 Glenn Beck continues after this.

02:03:13.660 hey tomorrow don't miss episode 16 of the american story

02:03:42.200 it is wherever you find your podcast this weekend it's episode 16 how the civil war started lincoln

02:03:48.920 early battles and america's deadliest turning point um do we have a clip from it

02:03:54.920 well i don't care whichever whatever we have time for and lincoln faced a trap if he abandoned fort

02:04:04.600 sumter he signaled weakness maybe even the end of federal authority but if he reinforced it

02:04:10.820 he risked provoking war. So he chose something in between. He notified South Carolina's governor

02:04:18.580 that a supply ship was coming, with food only, no troops, no guns. It was classic Lincoln chess,

02:04:25.900 forced the other side to fire the first shot. Lincoln's instructions to Anderson were clear.

02:04:31.980 The resupply would be peaceful unless resisted. But in Charleston, Lincoln's nuance in the

02:04:38.700 situation didn't matter. To the Confederacy, any resupply was aggression. Confederate Brigadier

02:04:44.920 General Beauregard received his orders on April 10th, demand surrender, and if Anderson doesn't

02:04:51.220 comply, reduce the fort to rubble. At noon the following day, slaves rode three Confederate

02:04:59.440 aides more than three miles across the harbor with the ultimatum. At Fort Sumter, they were

02:05:05.080 received by U.S. Army Lieutenant Jefferson C. Davis. Not to be confused with the other Jefferson

02:05:11.960 Davis, who had recently become president of the Confederacy, Major Anderson consulted with his

02:05:17.680 officers. Without additional food, they could hold out for maybe five more days at most.

02:05:24.640 Anderson refused to surrender, and in his message to the Confederates, said this,

02:05:29.140 I will not in the meantime open my fire upon your forces unless compelled to do so by some hostile act against this fort or the flag of my government.

02:05:43.580 At 4.30 a.m. the next morning, the first mortar shell arced high from Fort Johnson and burst above Sumter like a signal flare from hell.

02:05:53.360 you don't want to miss this this is the beginning of the civil war we take you through all of the

02:06:02.820 threats on lincoln uh before anything before he's even there it's a remarkable story it's the

02:06:11.080 american story and you can find that the american story wherever you get your podcast it comes out

02:06:16.220 tomorrow get it wherever you get your podcast tomorrow or you can get all 20 episodes commercial

02:06:22.600 free at glennbeck.com slash torch.

02:06:26.240 May God save the Republic.

02:06:27.420 See you Monday.

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