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00:02:04.200 Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. We're glad you're here.

00:02:08.840 Hey, just in time for last night's special. Yesterday, the EPA has introduced new regulations

00:02:16.260 on coal. Now, this is just about wastewater regulations and it's going to cost the companies

00:02:24.800 only about $200 million to implement it. But if you just close down your coal fire plant,

00:02:32.640 you don't have to spend any of that money. Well, what about carbon recapture? No, no, no, no. Gosh,

00:02:39.620 darn it. We wish we could release you from the obligations of this $200 million of regulations 0.99

00:02:48.460 to make sure you're in compliance. But man, we just can't. So maybe you should shut down your power

00:02:55.460 plant. This is just another attack. Wait until I lay this all out for you this hour. Something you will

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00:04:14.440 boil this down to the really important parts and I ask that you stay with me on this because this you

00:04:22.400 will not hear anywhere else. Why? Because everybody's business with misdirection, but this will change

00:04:32.020 your life. I want to start with Europe. What's happening now in Europe is coming for us. Trump stopped

00:04:40.020 it, but now we have begun anew and we are at warp speed under Biden. In Europe, energy prices are at

00:04:48.780 historic highs. Now everybody loves to blame Russia and Ukraine, but prices began to skyrocket

00:04:56.080 long before the war. Gas, seven times more expensive. Electricity, now 10 times higher. The Institute for

00:05:09.680 Energy Research pointed out that Germany increased their wind capacity by 2.8% in 2021. However,

00:05:18.440 the wind power all over Europe, even though more wind turbines were rolling, the wind generation

00:05:25.980 actually dropped by 10.7% because the winds didn't blow as much as predicted. Renewables, as they are

00:05:35.740 right now, are much less reliable. Okay, now the Germans have injected a trillion dollars just to 0.81

00:05:44.800 try to keep their lights on. This is our future and not our distant future. It is here now in America.

00:05:52.240 People in Berlin are actually wearing winter gloves and sweaters and coats in their homes and their

00:05:58.600 offices because they don't have enough energy to keep the place heated. Let me tell you about PJM.

00:06:07.560 This is an energy company that covers a large amount of territory on the East Coast and the Great Lakes.

00:06:13.400 They just wrote a report on what's happening with American energy. They highlighted four key points.

00:06:20.380 Now listen to these. Number one, the growth rate of electricity demand is likely to continue

00:06:27.300 to increase from electrification coupled with a proliferation of high demand data centers in the

00:06:35.180 region. This doesn't even take into account electric cars or the elimination of gas stoves to

00:06:41.600 electricity. This is just saying because more data centers are coming online, they suck so much energy

00:06:51.260 that we're going to have a shortage of energy soon. Then thermal generators are retiring at a rapid pace

00:06:58.820 due to government and private sector policies as well as economics. What does that mean? Because of the

00:07:05.780 private public partnerships because of the EPA and the partnership the government has made with the

00:07:13.880 private sector, meaning the banks, the hedge funds and everybody else, we're retiring all of these power

00:07:21.360 plants. Three, retirements are at risk of outpacing the construction of new resources. Okay. So we're shutting

00:07:30.600 them down before we build anything. Okay. All right. Um, and the, um, the line to, uh, have resources,

00:07:43.680 uh, is, um, is getting kind of long and the line to replace them primarily is intermittent and limited

00:07:54.380 duration resource. So in other words, solar better not be any clouds. Wind better be blowing. So we're

00:08:02.280 taking things that run all the time when we want them to run and changing it to say, Hey, let's be a

00:08:09.460 slave to the wind. So what are they saying here? They're saying reliable energy sources like coal and gas

00:08:16.580 are being retired early, but at the same time, energy demands are going up and plants are being forced

00:08:23.580 into early retirement. They will be short just in this one sector of the country. They're going to be short

00:08:31.920 40 gigawatts of power. I don't know what a gigawatt is. I know 121 gigawatts is something that you could maybe

00:08:39.980 get in the year 2000, but not now that represents 21% of their current capacity. So just in this one great

00:08:49.860 Lakes region, you are going to be down almost a quarter of what you already have. So what does

00:09:00.140 that mean? That means you're going to have brownouts and blackouts. So what's the plan? Oh, you're going

00:09:07.400 to love this. They don't have one. The Institute for Energy Research referenced this report and said,

00:09:13.940 brace yourself for coming energy shortages. Now, listen, please follow all of this. I'm going to

00:09:24.420 give you a solution, something you must do, and it will have an effect. If just this audience stands up,

00:09:33.260 it will have an effect. This is our future. Both the government and their partners and power

00:09:42.060 companies know this is coming. They're just not telling people like you and me. You've probably

00:09:48.060 missed a lot of this. By design, I'm sure. The raids on each other's houses producing this never

00:09:54.580 ending stream of top secret documents. Oh yeah, that's much more important than this. As is the

00:10:00.520 constant coverage that Tucker Carlson is using videotape footage to somehow show you things that

00:10:05.580 never happened. Some of the largest power plants in our country are being closed down right now and

00:10:13.860 forced or bribed to shut down. Here's an article from the Washington Post. The federal government

00:10:20.940 should just buy coal plants, shut them down and pay to retrain their employees. Oh, the article goes on

00:10:29.500 to describe the process. The federal government would buy, if necessary, seize under eminent domain,

00:10:35.280 all existing U.S. coal plants and close them over 10 years. Such a use of federal authority is

00:10:43.160 well established and wouldn't be subjected to any serious legal challenge. Plan owners could dispute

00:10:49.100 the amount of compensation offered, but not the public purpose of federal action intended to protect

00:10:54.580 the environment. Now, this is a very interesting way to describe. I think this would be actual communism

00:11:01.820 where the government just seizes property. That's a little beyond the public-private partnership

00:11:07.420 you know, that Mussolini came up with called fascism that we're doing now. So this is what they want

00:11:14.280 us to do. A few days later, after that article, it was echoed in Fox. Why not just buy out the coal

00:11:21.620 industry? If Donald Trump wasn't elected, this is exactly what it would have happened, but he shut

00:11:28.080 all of this stuff down. Okay. Did it stop? Well, it did here temporarily. But in Canada,

00:11:38.020 two weeks after Trump won the election, our neighbors to the north in Canada did exactly what the academics

00:11:45.400 here in the U.S. were proposing. They paid three power companies $1.36 billion to shut down their coal

00:11:56.720 fire plants early. Then, because they were like, well, how are we going to make our money? We've got

00:12:02.840 projected profits up. Don't worry. Then the government gave them $97 million a year for the next 10 years.

00:12:14.900 Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Okay. Texas and California are number one and number three,

00:12:22.620 the states that produce renewable energy. So Texas is way ahead. California, way ahead.

00:12:29.240 Sources like wind and solar, way ahead. Take a guess which states suffer the most blackouts.

00:12:35.560 Out of all of the 50, California and Texas now are number one and number two in the country.

00:12:44.080 Gee, do you think we're driving our power grid off the cliff? Of course we are.

00:12:51.100 Well, how did any of this happen pass through Congress? Oh, well, let me explain. The Biden

00:12:58.840 administration couldn't get the Build Back Better bill or the Green New Deal passed because when you

00:13:03.760 heard the plan, you knew this is insanity, right? No one would vote for that. So because you didn't want

00:13:13.420 it and they knew they couldn't get it past Congress, they broke all of those up and quietly tucked it in

00:13:19.980 into the Inflation Reduction Act, which now they proudly state is primarily an environmental bill.

00:13:27.720 They say that out loud. I thought it was primarily an Inflation Reduction Act. No, it's not.

00:13:33.800 And it's all there in black and white. But it is hidden within the vastness of the government

00:13:39.860 bureaucracy. There are programs and billions and billions and hundreds of billions of dollars

00:13:47.480 literally everywhere in all agencies because Congress and the Senate are just now merely another

00:13:55.060 agency under the White House. There was no debate. No one even read the bill, which was certainly not

00:14:00.520 written by lawmakers, but instead by special interest groups. In the bill under the Department

00:14:07.380 of Energy, you will find the Department of Energy loan process. This is this is the easiest one.

00:14:14.000 The Inflation Reduction Act includes eight point six billion dollars for loan guarantees from the

00:14:19.120 Department of Energy, enabling two hundred and ninety billion dollars in loan guarantee authority.

00:14:25.340 So they can guarantee two hundred and ninety billion dollars to build new plants.

00:14:31.700 It also includes five billion dollars for new energy infrastructure reinvestment program,

00:14:37.140 enabling two hundred and fifty billion in loan guarantee authority to retool, repower, repurpose

00:14:42.140 or replace retired energy infrastructure like coal plants.

00:14:46.280 It also includes three point six billion for clean energy loan guarantees, enabling 40 billion

00:14:52.880 in loan guarantee authority. Now, imagine that you are a company that is is using coal and

00:15:00.860 you've been hearing about carbon capture and you're like, we're well down the road of carbon

00:15:05.100 capture. And then the United States government changes its mind and says, no, that's not good

00:15:10.560 enough. In fact, as they did yesterday. Here's some more onus regulations that we're going to put on

00:15:17.500 your shoulders. It's really better just to shut your plant down. No, we don't want to do that.

00:15:25.860 Well, you're facing the revenue losses onslaught of regulation. President of the United States

00:15:31.320 openly is saying that he is going to shut you down. You can't get any loans from the bank because

00:15:39.860 ESG and you're not a good investor because that's not where the world is going.

00:15:46.120 Then the Department of Energy comes along and they dangle billions of dollars in your face

00:15:51.560 just to do what we're asking you to do.

00:15:56.720 If you're being fiduciary, fiduciarily responsible, is that a right word? No, fiduciary close to it.

00:16:05.160 What is it? If you're if you are being a good fiduciary, you take that deal.

00:16:14.520 See, this is the threat of ESG. You can't get private funding. Banks, hedge funds, investors

00:16:19.780 will not give you the money because they can't. Their score will go down. Then they'll lose their

00:16:24.920 funding because they're not they're too big of a risk. Even if you could get the money to build a

00:16:29.820 new plant to keep it open. If there was a bank that would let you have a bank account,

00:16:35.920 who's going to insure you and your company? You again, due to public private partnerships with

00:16:42.000 the federal government, cannot get anyone to insure you or your plant. So you're out.

00:16:48.760 Where do I turn for help? Well,

00:16:52.160 the federal government is here. The people who caused your problem. The all powerful public

00:17:01.000 private partnership that we could make and will certainly not get into the way of new ideas or

00:17:07.520 better ideas. No, no, not the federal government. But because it couldn't be passed in the light of

00:17:15.220 day, it's broken up only to be found all over the federal government. I'm going to show you how the

00:17:21.840 regulators for farms are now involved in this. In 60 seconds. Look at that dog over there curled 1.00

00:17:32.280 up on a carpet with his chin resting. He's so cute. You've been through a lot of adventures with that

00:17:37.960 old guy. A lot of walks, one or two unplanned runs when he spotted something that he was interested in.

00:17:43.880 A lot of pats on the head, doggy kisses to the face. A lot of time you just came home and you just

00:17:49.440 hugged your dog because you just needed the love. Well, I want you to give your dog rough greens

00:17:56.440 because it will help them live a happier and healthier life. It's a supplement. It's not a

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00:18:10.540 also probiotics, which is so important. Rough greens. They want you to just try it with your dog.

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00:18:35.240 So this is an all of government approach. The United States Department of Agriculture

00:18:49.460 in the Inflation Reduction Act includes $12.8 billion for farming communities to deploy more

00:18:57.780 clean energy. That includes $9.7 billion through the USDA and loans for rural electricity cooperatives

00:19:08.860 so you can make renewable energy. Also, you could use that money to retire any kind of coal plant that

00:19:16.200 you have. Another $3 billion is available for rural energy loans and grants for renewable energy,

00:19:21.880 but it's got to be the right kind. If you're a small energy co-op in a remote area, you're facing

00:19:27.580 massive regulation. Are you going to turn this down? And then from the Environmental Protection

00:19:33.040 Agency, the onslaught continues this way in the weaponized EPA. $7 billion in energy grants for

00:19:41.340 low-income communities. $12 billion in grants for projects to reduce or avoid greenhouse gas emissions.

00:19:48.960 The hell does that even mean? $8 billion in grants for avoiding greenhouse gas emissions in low-income

00:19:55.960 communities. And then you have the IRS. $13 billion in industrial decarbonization tax credits.

00:20:04.500 But I have profits, Uncle Sam. I have profits. If I shut my place down, how do I replace that money

00:20:11.460 while I'm building this other plant? Don't worry, says your fine Uncle Sam. You'll get that money back

00:20:17.960 in tax credits. 100% guarantee of your profits for the next 10 years. Wow, I thought everybody hated

00:20:27.740 corporate welfare. This is how the rich get richer and how by 2030, you will own nothing.

00:20:37.720 These are just a few, and we are finding more every day. If these measures aren't enough to force

00:20:43.660 companies into compliance, they're hit with regulation from organizations now like the

00:20:48.440 Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative and the EPA. You shut it down or we'll do it for you.

00:20:57.680 So, is it happening? Oh, you're damn right it is. The San Juan Generating Station in New Mexico, 0.59

00:21:04.000 scheduled to be demolished this month. Now, demolished. Why would you demolish a perfectly

00:21:13.920 good plant before you have the replacement? Why would you demolish a perfectly good plant that

00:21:22.780 maybe if the wind isn't blowing, you could fire back up and create the extra energy you needed?

00:21:30.460 No. You don't get the money unless you decommission, sell off for scrap parts or destroy.

00:21:41.460 220 people worked at that power plant. Another 200 worked at the nearby coal mine that supplied it.

00:21:47.220 Half of the employees of the coal mine were Native Americans from the Navajo Nation Reservation.

00:21:52.180 Have you ever been there? I have several times. Poverty like you cannot imagine.

00:21:58.860 The unemployment rate is 48.5 percent. So, here we come again. Green Revolution really cares about

00:22:07.860 everybody. Uh-huh. Sure. Let's give the Native Americans some handouts, you know, so we can really 1.00

00:22:16.040 finally destroy what pride they might have. I mean, we've rounded them up, taken anything worth out of

00:22:23.120 their land, left them with the toxic waste. But now we can take their jobs, which will take away

00:22:27.860 meaning, and enslave this once proud nation again by hooking them on the heroin of the government dole. 0.79

00:22:35.400 That's fantastic. The Green Movement loves the Indigenous people, don't they?

00:22:41.500 There is more. And a something you can do about it next.

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00:22:52.160 Backbone of America has always been our farmers and our ranchers.

00:22:56.120 But our farmers and our ranchers are now being paid not to farm.

00:22:59.920 They're being told not to use any kind of fertilizer.

00:23:03.180 And meanwhile, the big guys are just buying up farmland like crazy.

00:23:09.260 I mean, hey, who doesn't feel comfortable with all your food being in control by Bill Gates?

00:23:15.680 Leftist progressive worms have wormed their way into our life.

00:23:22.420 And slowly, they are pushing out all that is good and important.

00:23:26.500 Our farmers and our ranchers are in deep trouble right now, and we have to support them.

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00:24:41.860 and I urge you, urge you to get this.

00:24:45.640 What they're doing is they are in the dead of night without talking to you about it

00:24:51.740 through ESG standards and also through, I think, bribery.

00:24:57.480 They are dismantling our power grid.

00:25:00.920 And when I say they, I mean this administration.

00:25:04.620 All throughout the administration, do not waste any time with anyone who says,

00:25:12.580 this isn't happening, because it is.

00:25:16.260 It is.

00:25:18.460 Let me tell you about another power plant.

00:25:19.800 I just told you about one in New Mexico.

00:25:22.440 Let me tell you about Delta, Utah.

00:25:23.900 Delta, Utah, early retirement of reliable energy like coal.

00:25:30.060 It's happening everywhere.

00:25:33.680 Now, I know you're probably thinking, well, Glenn, don't say everywhere,

00:25:36.540 because no way we would send billions and billions and billions of dollars

00:25:39.860 to do this in other countries, right?

00:25:42.600 I mean, we have our own problems.

00:25:44.180 Like in East Palestine, 43,000 animals have now died.

00:25:48.480 Or how about this report from The Guardian?

00:25:51.600 Did you know the United States is now averaging one chemical accident every two days?

00:25:58.740 But the mainstream media is not reporting on that, you know.

00:26:02.100 People are reporting illnesses.

00:26:04.400 By the way, the government's ultimate solution apparently now is something they hated just 10 years ago,

00:26:11.640 and that's hydrogen.

00:26:13.120 They're putting all of your money and all of our power grid chips on hydrogen,

00:26:17.760 which currently you have to hit water with huge amounts of electricity.

00:26:25.420 Now, I don't think anybody's going to complain about using water to make hydrogen, do you?

00:26:30.640 Then you not only have to hit that water to split the two O's from the H, 0.97

00:26:38.420 you have to use more electricity, more energy to get that water to split

00:26:45.440 than what the H will give you in electricity at the end.

00:26:52.260 Oh, and by the way, I haven't even mentioned transporting hydrogen, you know,

00:26:56.660 to the plant where it burns.

00:26:58.300 Should we build pipelines?

00:26:59.840 That's a good idea.

00:27:00.860 How about putting it on trains to transport all over the country?

00:27:03.960 Because that would be safe.

00:27:05.100 You know, the Germans just floated it in something.

00:27:08.140 What was that?

00:27:09.100 The Hindenburg.

00:27:10.300 Yeah, that's going to be good.

00:27:14.020 But no matter what, our money is well spent and invested,

00:27:18.120 and we apparently have more than enough money.

00:27:21.900 The Inflation Reduction Act, in there, we are not only paying power companies billions

00:27:27.960 to shut down plants that are currently providing us with stable energy,

00:27:32.360 but they also get the money only if they sell or tear them down.

00:27:38.880 In other words, they are blocking the door.

00:27:41.640 There's no going back.

00:27:42.520 You wonder if we could have possibly been behind blowing up the pipelines?

00:27:47.480 No, we couldn't have done that.

00:27:49.440 Putting Europe into a situation where they couldn't go back to Russia? 0.89

00:27:53.840 They couldn't get gas?

00:27:56.040 No, we'd never do that.

00:27:57.380 We're doing it to our own people here.

00:28:00.700 But I digress.

00:28:01.820 Our climate in chief, Hero, has now seen to it that through his big heart

00:28:10.700 and our seemingly endless wallet, that $8.5 billion, some of your tax money,

00:28:16.380 is being sent today to South Africa, the Just Energy Transition Partnership.

00:28:22.860 Not meaning just energy is all we care about.

00:28:24.940 No, no, no.

00:28:25.360 They care about energy that is also just.

00:28:28.360 And it will help South Africa retire their coal-fired energy plants.

00:28:33.620 Now, if I did a poll and said, hey, you know, a billion dollars times eight and a half,

00:28:39.900 should we send that to South Africa or East Palestine?

00:28:43.540 I wonder how that would end up in the polls.

00:28:46.740 Oh, we should focus on our own towns, our own medicine, infrastructure, schools, and homeless.

00:28:50.580 I hear that all the time.

00:28:51.900 But Obama fixed health care.

00:28:54.460 Beginning with Hillary Clinton, she made sure that, you know, the vaccines are fine.

00:28:59.460 Most drugs, you know, are made here in the U.S., except they're not.

00:29:03.040 Every campaign since George W. Bush, I've heard about our crumbling infrastructure.

00:29:08.400 In fact, the American Reinvestment Act, the first bill ever in the history of the world

00:29:14.860 to spend in one bill nearly $1 trillion, which seems kind of quaint right now.

00:29:21.140 I still don't know what we got from it.

00:29:23.480 But the Biden generosity with our money, you know, the money that you pay on tax day,

00:29:29.660 which, by the way, is every dollar you make from January until almost tax day in April,

00:29:37.960 is going to another country.

00:29:40.000 And another country that Americans really probably can't even find on a map.

00:29:43.860 How about Indonesia?

00:29:44.860 I've heard wonderful things about Indonesia.

00:29:46.980 They're the future.

00:29:47.620 The U.S.-led program recently announced a $20 billion partnership to be transforming Indonesia.

00:29:55.880 Indonesia, by the way, the largest coal exporter in the world.

00:30:01.580 But now we're giving them billions of dollars to transition off of coal.

00:30:08.020 Now, how's that going to work?

00:30:09.340 That's going to work out well, right?

00:30:11.380 How's it going to affect places like, I don't know, Europe?

00:30:14.340 Remember, Europe is in dire trouble.

00:30:17.620 Coal, fracking, nuclear, all shut down over there.

00:30:20.640 To compensate, they've been reaching out to places like Indonesia to supply them with reliable energy.

00:30:27.540 But their good, good friends here in America are telling India,

00:30:32.220 let us give you billions of dollars and you shut that down.

00:30:36.840 Last year, the European Union imported 5.85 million tons of coal from Indonesia.

00:30:43.520 That was over a 1,300% increase from the year before.

00:30:47.080 Well, good news is, if we can shut these power plants down,

00:30:50.260 we can have all the coal in the world, but no place to burn it.

00:30:56.060 This is where your tax dollars are going.

00:31:01.660 Is this what you want our power grid to look like in the coming months and years?

00:31:05.120 Maybe the best way to describe all of this, I believe, is not sabotage.

00:31:11.800 It is treason.

00:31:14.040 They are killing our country.

00:31:17.460 They are knowingly sending American energy into untested and unreliable waters,

00:31:23.720 and they are kicking the door closed behind us.

00:31:28.100 And they did it by lying to you, by putting this into the Inflation Reduction Act.

00:31:35.560 This is your money.

00:31:36.940 This is your children's future.

00:31:39.020 Without cheap and plentiful, reliable energy, we become Mexico. 0.91

00:31:45.240 I told you in 2007 that this was going to be the plan.

00:31:48.200 I just didn't know how they were going to do it.

00:31:49.740 I remember them saying, we ought to bring the rest of the world up to America's standards.

00:31:52.940 Well, when they figured they can't do that, to make things equitable,

00:31:57.220 you need to bring America down to the rest of the world's standards.

00:32:01.260 I care about the planet, but this is not settled science.

00:32:09.520 If it was, countries would be spending money discovering ways humans could live in hot temperatures.

00:32:15.860 We'd be storing food.

00:32:17.340 We'd be finding ways to farm underground if we had to.

00:32:20.900 Not killing our farmland, our farmers,

00:32:23.800 while building cars that run on electricity from power plants that we're closing down.

00:32:28.520 And bigger than this, if this was such a big problem, and the world all knew it,

00:32:34.620 why do we have to bribe companies and countries to do it?

00:32:41.900 Arrogance, lies, corruption, sabotage, or treason?

00:32:50.280 Now listen, Utah has just put a bill out.

00:32:53.260 They refuse to have their energy policy dictated by the radicals that are now running our federal government.

00:33:01.900 Their solution was HB 425, which mandates that power companies must notify the state

00:33:08.840 if they intend to shut reliable energy sources down,

00:33:13.000 and they cannot prevent coal power energy production.

00:33:17.520 These power plants, the government wants them sold for scrap.

00:33:25.600 They are worth billions of dollars.

00:33:29.500 They will take us 10 years to replace.

00:33:33.820 Just the power plant.

00:33:35.920 Once they tear them down,

00:33:38.620 you're 10 years away.

00:33:41.380 There's no going back.

00:33:43.200 You tell the federal government

00:33:47.340 they have no right

00:33:49.260 to take your state's sovereignty

00:33:51.580 by seizing the way we do,

00:33:53.580 we power our communities.

00:33:56.120 The template has already been written,

00:33:58.420 and it has been proven

00:33:59.560 that we can fight back.

00:34:01.900 Utah just did it. 0.98

00:34:03.600 I'm going to talk to somebody next hour

00:34:05.100 in the state of West Virginia.

00:34:06.900 Again, Utah and West Virginia are leading the way.

00:34:09.260 This must pass in every single red state.

00:34:14.740 I'd love you to pick it up in California and elsewhere

00:34:17.800 because you are going to pay for this dearly.

00:34:22.820 By the way, the power plant that they want to retire,

00:34:25.280 don't worry.

00:34:26.060 It's only the power plant that powers Utah,

00:34:30.400 parts of Oregon, California,

00:34:33.500 oh, and Arizona.

00:34:34.960 But other than that,

00:34:36.540 nothing to worry about.

00:34:37.900 And the power plant

00:34:39.420 that they were going to replace it with

00:34:41.360 or still are going to replace it,

00:34:43.780 but they can't now get rid of the power plant,

00:34:47.000 the one they are replacing it with

00:34:48.940 will only produce 75% of the energy.

00:34:53.980 So California, what are you going to do?

00:34:59.380 Elections have consequences,

00:35:01.160 and not paying attention to what is going on

00:35:05.360 is going to be the death of our country

00:35:08.540 and quite honestly,

00:35:10.880 I believe the slavery of our children for generations.

00:35:15.820 Wake up!

00:35:18.820 Go to glennbeck.com right now

00:35:20.700 and get the legislation from Utah

00:35:22.180 and get this to your governor,

00:35:24.200 get this to your house,

00:35:25.380 get this to your Senate.

00:35:26.560 In every state,

00:35:28.420 lead a movement

00:35:29.780 because they are well ahead of you.

00:35:34.620 Back in a minute.

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00:35:53.240 I was counting on that.

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00:36:46.640 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:36:54.200 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:37:10.820 By the way,

00:37:11.840 we published a poll

00:37:12.800 at glenbeck.com this week,

00:37:14.420 and most people didn't even know

00:37:16.360 what the Inflation Reduction Act is.

00:37:19.180 Well, you just remember

00:37:20.220 the Energy Reduction Act

00:37:21.880 is what it actually is.

00:37:23.860 Most people don't know about it.

00:37:25.940 I believe we're the first

00:37:27.500 to report on this

00:37:28.920 in this way.

00:37:32.300 There are just a couple of states

00:37:34.300 that are on it,

00:37:35.160 but every time I see reporting

00:37:36.720 on it,

00:37:37.800 they say, 0.98

00:37:38.660 this is ridiculous. 0.99

00:37:40.120 This is a... 0.98

00:37:41.100 It's there.

00:37:42.860 Read the bill.

00:37:43.940 glenbeck.com.

00:37:46.240 You'll find the Utah bill,

00:37:48.960 HB 425,

00:37:51.200 which could be

00:37:53.040 the first successful

00:37:54.060 state-level pushback

00:37:55.300 against Biden's

00:37:56.140 irresponsible transformation

00:37:57.580 of our power grid,

00:37:59.900 and it is imperative

00:38:01.400 that our governors

00:38:02.280 replicate this law

00:38:03.780 and protect your state

00:38:05.820 against the energy agenda.

00:38:08.640 Look,

00:38:09.040 if they want to make

00:38:09.740 other power,

00:38:10.880 go.

00:38:11.260 Go for it.

00:38:11.920 But don't you dare

00:38:13.760 tear those power plants

00:38:16.320 apart.

00:38:17.880 Don't you dare

00:38:18.940 touch those power plants

00:38:20.980 unless somebody wants

00:38:22.360 to retrofit them

00:38:23.480 and can make

00:38:24.880 power

00:38:25.820 using them.

00:38:27.220 Don't sell them off

00:38:28.180 for scrap.

00:38:29.400 I've heard that one plant...

00:38:30.540 These are billions of dollars.

00:38:31.580 I've heard one plant...

00:38:33.980 Don't take my word

00:38:36.180 on this one.

00:38:36.700 I haven't checked this one.

00:38:38.140 But it sold under

00:38:39.280 $10 million

00:38:39.860 for scrap metal.

00:38:43.760 It's happening

00:38:45.100 all over the country.

00:38:46.540 It's probably happened

00:38:48.080 in your state already.

00:38:50.200 We cannot

00:38:51.440 shut these plants down

00:38:54.220 and hope and pray

00:38:57.000 that something new

00:38:58.420 is going to happen.

00:39:00.600 Once we shut these down

00:39:02.320 and they destroy them,

00:39:03.440 you're 10 years away

00:39:04.460 from replacing it.

00:39:05.980 Bring it back.

00:39:06.940 They're kicking

00:39:07.560 the door closed.

00:39:09.640 That's the whole point.

00:39:10.640 You can't bring it back,

00:39:11.640 right?

00:39:11.980 Exactly right.

00:39:12.720 They want this

00:39:13.320 to be stopped

00:39:14.080 and they're going

00:39:15.120 to spend all

00:39:16.220 of our money

00:39:16.840 to take away

00:39:17.920 the civilization-giving

00:39:20.180 power that we need.

00:39:22.580 By the way,

00:39:23.360 what I told you

00:39:24.040 this hour

00:39:24.580 and I told you

00:39:25.320 last night,

00:39:26.020 there was more

00:39:26.500 to last night's special

00:39:27.500 than what I just told you.

00:39:28.980 I'm giving my email

00:39:30.380 subscribers special access

00:39:31.820 to the exclusive documents

00:39:33.580 used for last night's special.

00:39:35.800 It's all of the research

00:39:38.000 that we have

00:39:38.800 and it's all the research

00:39:41.260 showing what the administration

00:39:42.940 is doing,

00:39:43.720 what is in the Investment Act

00:39:46.480 or the Inflation Reduction Act.

00:39:48.560 You can go to glennbeck.com now

00:39:50.620 to share the Utah bill

00:39:52.600 and click on the documents article

00:39:55.120 and we'll send the documents article

00:39:57.780 to you.

00:39:59.120 Just click on the documents.

00:40:03.920 Click on glennbeck.com

00:40:06.520 to share the Utah bill

00:40:08.460 but that has to be done.

00:40:10.540 Look,

00:40:11.340 I've always said

00:40:13.400 and I don't know

00:40:13.840 if this is it

00:40:14.540 because I have no idea

00:40:16.480 what God intends to do

00:40:18.780 but I have always firmly believed

00:40:21.860 that this audience

00:40:23.460 changes the course

00:40:24.700 and perhaps we survive

00:40:27.560 because of this audience.

00:40:29.120 I don't know

00:40:29.760 but I'm asking you

00:40:32.640 to pray on this,

00:40:34.100 do your homework

00:40:34.920 and then if you look at it

00:40:38.240 and see it a different way,

00:40:40.140 call me

00:40:40.560 but if you don't,

00:40:43.100 please get involved.

00:40:45.680 Once they shut these energies,

00:40:47.520 the plants down,

00:40:49.040 once they begin to dismantle the system,

00:40:51.620 there's no going back.

00:40:53.840 This is the final.

00:40:55.900 Look,

00:40:56.100 Venezuela fought Marxists

00:40:58.440 for a long time

00:40:59.300 but their goal

00:41:01.160 is to nationalize energy

00:41:03.020 because there will be crisis.

00:41:05.440 So,

00:41:06.080 once you nationalize,

00:41:08.220 that was the last step

00:41:09.420 in Venezuela.

00:41:11.180 Once they nationalized the energy,

00:41:13.780 Venezuela was over.

00:41:15.980 That's what's coming here

00:41:18.680 and it's moving

00:41:20.200 at a rapid pace.

00:41:23.220 Please get involved.

00:41:24.400 Go to glennbeck.com

00:41:25.760 right now.

00:41:26.400 Get the Utah bill

00:41:27.440 and all of the documents

00:41:29.480 from last night's special.

00:41:31.200 glennbeck.com

00:41:32.840 kind of,

00:41:34.800 kind of a hair-raising announcement

00:41:39.380 next.

00:41:42.540 We're going to share something with you

00:41:44.360 and announce it here on the air next.

00:41:45.900 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:41:51.680 I want to talk to you about your dog.

00:41:53.500 You love your dog.

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00:42:05.300 I mean this sincerely.

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00:42:11.980 Rough Greens,

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00:43:19.940 What you're about to hear

00:43:29.560 is the fusion of entertainment

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00:43:33.480 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:41.240 Hello, America.

00:43:42.360 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:44.280 A major announcement

00:43:46.020 in 60 seconds.

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00:45:04.100 I, uh,

00:45:05.040 I'm going to tell you something

00:45:07.720 that has been going on.

00:45:08.760 Actually happened on Friday.

00:45:11.320 Um, but I,

00:45:12.800 and you will understand why

00:45:14.220 in a minute.

00:45:15.760 Uh, I wasn't comfortable

00:45:17.800 telling you,

00:45:18.880 uh, until I had things in hand.

00:45:22.580 uh and i was going to tell you on monday but a few news stories small news stories came out

00:45:32.420 about this thing and i i really realized how important this was to the left so i waited

00:45:43.700 until now this is an exclusive from blaze the blaze.com exclusive roe versus wade archive

00:45:56.880 auctioned off now in the hands of pro-life conservative glenn beck the archive of

00:46:04.460 historic documents central to the roe versus wade case that temporarily guaranteed abortion rights

00:46:10.880 across the united states a ruling long extolled by eugenicists and other varieties of leftists

00:46:17.960 recently went up for auction it did not however end up in the hands of planned parenthood or some

00:46:25.840 blue state gallery coffee and many of those upset about the overturning of roe in june were dealt a

00:46:33.860 second blow this week in a move likely to enrage leftists including those terrorists the department

00:46:40.740 of justice has proven unable or unwilling to hold accountable nationally syndicated radio host and

00:46:47.900 co-founder of the blaze media glenn beck acquired the collection sealing the deal on march 6th

00:46:55.340 roe versus wade is history and now that history is in the hands of a pro-life conservative

00:47:00.860 the supreme court's 1973 ruling in roe versus wade provided as approved to be as decisive

00:47:09.500 as it was deadly that should be divisive i think for many americans it signaled the country's embrace

00:47:18.300 of eugenics and federal excuse to slaughter at least 63 million babies for others the decision 0.62

00:47:25.280 and the legal ballot battle that preceded it were together regarded as a triumph for women's rights

00:47:31.580 warranting a quasi-religious reference that now is resulting in the erection of commemorative

00:47:38.100 graven images in buildings in new york linda coffee's archive of roe versus wade documents with some

00:47:45.660 proponents of abortion which some report proponents of abortion may regard as relics recently went to

00:47:52.820 auction according to the los angeles auction house nate d sanders auctions coffee's collection documents

00:48:00.180 the entire journey from the letter coffee wrote to sarah weddington proposing that the two women work

00:48:06.320 together to challenge the texas abortion statute to the receipt of 15 given to coffee after filing the

00:48:13.220 case in texas to the original affidavit signed by norma mccorvey otherwise known as jane roe to the

00:48:20.360 supreme court quill pins given a coffee by the court after successfully arguing the case the auction house

00:48:27.160 noted further that the archive contains nearly 150 pages of documents and letters related to the case

00:48:35.820 linda coffee and her lesbian partner rebecca hart told d magazine recently that they had curated the

00:48:43.480 collection after the west nile virus nearly killed coffee the near-death experience coupled with the

00:48:49.740 overturning of roe versus wade prompted heart to tell coffee you might live to be 88 like judge sarah

00:48:55.940 hughes but you need to get this stuff to the next generation heart said we don't know who's going

00:49:02.100 to end up acquiring it but hopefully it will motivate some of the people to get into law or politics or

00:49:07.900 whatever because it needs to be challenged beck indicated that coffee and heart got their wish in

00:49:14.420 getting the collection to the next generation however he suggested that quote they have passed it on to a

00:49:20.940 generation that perhaps is less focused on the so-called human right to kill and more on the

00:49:27.640 human responsibility to care love and protect both the mother and the child the collection goes to glenn

00:49:36.840 back based in a state where the slaughter of the unborn has been banned except in special circumstances

00:49:42.880 bidding opened it's fifty thousand dollars the winning bid went to back blah blah blah

00:49:47.940 uh beck was surprised that he took home the collection having previously figured he would

00:49:53.500 lose to someone quote like bill or melinda gates who are very much interested in those things that

00:49:59.520 dickens scrooge would have described as policies that quote decrease the surplus population end quote

00:50:07.500 although the price was steep beck and his wife both agreed the real price of these documents were the

00:50:13.380 lives of at least 60 million children if we can use this to help expose this culture of death

00:50:19.520 and moloch worship any monetary price we could personally pay would be worth it these documents

00:50:26.960 chronic chronicling the efforts that ultimately led to tens of millions of deaths and the strengthening of

00:50:33.000 what some reckon to be a culture of death will now be provided with added historic constant

00:50:40.360 context of pain suffering and deaths resulting from the ruling

00:50:46.020 beck said i think the case joined with the testimony of those who have now had abortions

00:50:51.560 who have been forever scarred will be a powerful presentation

00:50:55.740 it's not just the life of the baby we should be concerned about but also the mother

00:51:01.220 the killing of one's unborn child can hold a mother in suffering for the rest of her life 0.97

00:51:06.960 beck considers the juxtaposition of cause and consequence when presenting coffee's collection

00:51:13.400 to be incredibly important as it sheds light on the darkness and the evils that come from making

00:51:19.840 science our god and the cheapening of life those like margaret sanger he said are no better than those

00:51:27.440 doctors and nurses that were killing the children who were deemed useless eaters margaret sanger the 0.99

00:51:34.240 founder of planned parenthood is a long celebrated icon of pro-abortion activists who sought to 0.99

00:51:41.120 sterilize so-called undesirables by force and other means in sanger's own words morons mental defectives 0.99

00:51:50.060 and epileptics along with criminals the poor the illiterate and the unemployed were unfit to breed 0.99

00:51:57.780 and should therefore be precluded from doing so in a 1923 new york times article sanger wrote

00:52:04.980 quote birth control is not contraception indiscriminately and thoughtlessly practice

00:52:11.620 it means the release and cultivation of better racial elements in our society and the gradual suppression

00:52:19.940 elimination uh elimination uh and the eventual uh extermination of defective stock those human weeds 0.99

00:52:29.700 which threaten the blooming of our finest flowers of american civilization end quote margaret sanger who 0.84

00:52:37.720 started the negro pot project in 1939 wrote to a project director suggesting that black ministers had

00:52:45.860 to gain the trust of the communities the birth control initiative was supposed to victimize saying quote we

00:52:51.860 do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the negro population end quote the new york post recently

00:52:59.620 reported that nearly 24 million black babies have been aborted since 1973 back intimated that kofi's archives 0.55

00:53:09.220 will be at home in his collection documenting the culture of death and its proponents i have in my german

00:53:15.780 eugenics collection the last prescription joseph mangala wrote at the children's hospital that he heralded 0.87

00:53:24.260 it was for the drug that they used to kill the children most of the times without the knowledge of parents

00:53:31.940 the writing of that script was the last act before he left and opened his quote hospital in auschwitz what is

00:53:40.260 happening here in america with not only abortion but also gender mutilation and euthanasia is evil it is

00:53:49.140 the same blood sacrifice that we have seen throughout the history of man we all know how this ends but for

00:53:56.420 me and my family we have made our choice years ago we will not remain silent in the face of evil never again

00:54:04.660 means now we will not follow the science instead we will follow and serve the lord

00:54:13.540 when asked whether kofi's archive would end up at the american journey experience which has over 160

00:54:19.620 000 artifacts beck replied we have not decided where its final home display will be but it will debut

00:54:27.140 this summer at the blueprints of freedom it is a um it's a show that will show the american history

00:54:35.540 good and bad including 75 million dollars worth of documents and items from christopher columbus

00:54:41.940 through today concerning the exhibit beck said it's an honest look at the good bad and the ugly of our

00:54:47.220 own history the founders inventors mercies and massacres the row archives inclusion in the exhibit will

00:54:54.260 underscore kofi's uh bloody legacy that has been undone in the service of life and the proper reading of the

00:55:01.700 constitution i would like your help on uh something um on this i think it is appropriate to hear from the

00:55:13.220 women who may have believed the lie and had an abortion and i'm going to ask you to do something 1.00

00:55:21.140 that i'm sorry that i'm asking you to do but would you please write down your experience

00:55:32.900 and how you felt afterwards because i don't believe the majority of people wanted to shout their abortion

00:55:41.700 this is evil what it does to children but what it does to mothers as well i'm going to give you a post

00:55:56.500 office box to send those to uh on tomorrow's program but i also want to ask if you were a baby that mom 0.94

00:56:04.660 tried to abort would you write to us as well i'd like to keep this with the collection

00:56:11.380 by the way

00:56:19.140 this these documents i am um storing all of these documents because i truly believe that if we lose

00:56:29.940 this fight we are fighting people that hate america so much they will destroy our history

00:56:34.420 they will burn it they will destroy it any way they can uh and there is a

00:56:43.380 final resting place for a lot of these items some of them have already been retired and are

00:56:51.460 in those uh vaults um this will be one of them we will most likely never take the originals out

00:57:01.460 uh of that mountain vault um because uh we're aware of jane's revenge

00:57:13.220 but we are not afraid of jane's revenge these documents that i have collected over the years

00:57:22.100 will be preserved no matter how much anybody wants to destroy our country and our history

00:57:29.300 these will someday god forbid if things go horribly wrong be found along with our original instructions

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00:59:14.980 i just uh tweet glenn what happens if she takes the money um and donates it to planned parenthood 0.99

00:59:24.100 well it's her money um i wouldn't be surprised however the reason why it went up for auction

00:59:30.580 because there was an article earlier this week questioning her why didn't you just why didn't

00:59:36.660 you just put this in uh a university library so we would know it would be protected and um she gave some

00:59:46.260 excuse um but i read it as well i want the money um and uh so whatever she does with the money my wife 1.00

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01:00:15.860 her soul not mine i think that's uh the right way to look at it she's you know i mean plenty of she's

01:00:22.100 done plenty already for the uh pro abortion side of this argument a donation you know whether she 1.00

01:00:28.500 does it or not or someone does it on her behalf i mean look there's plenty of money in the abortion 1.00

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01:02:22.420 some incredible victory some of the articles you you mentioned or that are mentioned in that

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01:02:50.580 she was in her late 20s when all this was going on i mean it's you know i can understand why it's a

01:02:57.060 notable part of the story but like what isn't a notable part of the story to the left is 63 million

01:03:03.940 children that should be here and aren't you know and that number by the way worldwide is over a

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01:04:26.260 the glenn back program

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01:06:00.420 welcome to the glenbeck program at glenbeck dot com today we have um

01:06:17.140 we have made available some information that i shared last night and again in our number one of this podcast

01:06:24.260 uh and it is about the inflation reduction act and what the united states government is doing

01:06:32.260 to literally destroy our power grid they are literally paying uh power companies to shut down

01:06:41.460 coal plants early retire them early before you have things to replace it retire them and then destroy them

01:06:48.820 so there's no way back it is in my opinion it's sabotage at best there is there's no reason to do it this way

01:07:00.980 um but that is exactly what is happening and a lot of it is buried in our inflation reduction act

01:07:07.380 there is a state that led the way on this it is uh utah they just passed last week i think the governor

01:07:16.340 it's on the governor's desk he may have signed it it's hb 425 and this is the first successful

01:07:23.780 state level pushback against the transformation of our energy grid especially without your knowledge

01:07:31.380 and that you can find at glenbeck dot com i urge you to either watch last night show on blaze tv

01:07:37.700 or get part of that information from our number one of this podcast uh and then become active

01:07:45.460 now west virginia is another state that has been leading the way on anti-esg um and patrick morrissey

01:07:54.820 is the west virginia attorney general and he is also fighting back on this and i'd like him to explain

01:08:02.820 what's happening in west virginia what you're fighting against and what you're doing about it hi

01:08:07.060 patrick how are you i'm doing great glenn it's good to be with you today and we are out in front i feel

01:08:14.180 like i've been leading the charge of this we're now into year 10 of fighting all these efforts to

01:08:20.580 close coal fire power plants and we've had some huge wins as you know at the u.s supreme court west

01:08:27.060 virginia vpa i've led the way against the esg nonsense for the last number of years and we've been pushing

01:08:33.780 back on green new deal but this is the multi-front war and we need to leverage all of our resources and

01:08:40.260 get all of our sister states to push back on the nonsense coming from the federal government so we

01:08:46.900 have we've the public has spent billions of dollars on these power plants they are currently running and

01:08:53.300 running well and all over the country the epa is putting such onerous uh uh regulations on them they

01:09:02.020 just announced yesterday another 220 million dollars worth of regulations and then inside the uh inflation

01:09:09.940 reduction act spread out through several agencies they are guaranteeing things like 100 of your profit

01:09:17.220 for the next 10 years all you have to do is shut the power plant down and sell it for scrap or get rid of

01:09:23.060 it um is it am i right that one of the power plants was shut down in uh west virginia because of this

01:09:34.740 well i know that there are a number of power plants that are at risk at risk okay yeah at risk from the

01:09:42.180 inflation reduction act which glenn you're exactly right not only is that wrongly named when it says

01:09:48.420 inflation reduction that was such an absurd uh title because what it's doing is it's actually going to

01:09:54.820 make it harder for fossil fuels to survive and they poured a lot of money into this here in west

01:10:02.820 virginia though we are fighting back we are getting gearing up there was a common sense bill passed that

01:10:09.700 requires our state public service commission uh to approve any retirements of our state's coal fire

01:10:16.740 power plants so we're trying to push back against the untoward financial incentives that the feds have

01:10:22.980 put out and obviously on separate fronts i've been working in leading litigation stopping the federal

01:10:30.900 agency's authority to regulate in carbon emissions when they lacked authority to do so so there's a lot

01:10:37.700 we're doing but um you're right to focus on states pushing back because the financial centers are on

01:10:44.820 toward and our citizens are the ones who will pay the price higher prices at the pump and through our

01:10:50.900 utility bills yeah if if you don't i mean there are some uh regions of the country they're already behind

01:10:57.380 21 25 percent in uh in energy production they start shutting these down and you're going to have

01:11:05.060 blackouts and brownouts all across the country on tuesday um senate bill 609 there in west virginia

01:11:13.940 uh was approved i don't know if it has been passed yet but there are apparently four inactive power

01:11:22.260 plants awaiting demolition uh and the uh senate bill now is stopping them from being torn down right

01:11:34.900 that's right that's what i mentioned so uh it's actually shifting the decision

01:11:39.860 uh over so the public service commission left to prove the retirement of these plants and so

01:11:46.500 we want to make sure that these utilities where there could be a clear conflict of interest

01:11:52.420 in terms of deciding whether to preserve the power plants to replace them that they're not the only

01:11:57.540 decision makers uh in the mix and and i would add glenn when you look at what the left is trying to do

01:12:04.180 when they talk about 100 million electric cars where do they think that the power is going to come from

01:12:10.980 is it going to come from uh all these renewables well it's not in the very near future it would come

01:12:17.540 from base load efficient powers such as coal and natural gas and west virginia has that in abundance

01:12:25.780 unfortunately uh the biden administration has really been targeting this uh through every vehicle not

01:12:32.420 just through the epa but every federal agency seems to have a climate change division attached to it and

01:12:39.540 we work to push back against that well i i i have to tell you i wouldn't have a problem with this

01:12:45.540 if these power companies are saying we're building new plants for a different kind of power but we're

01:12:51.380 keeping the power plant that's running coal right now uh online when this one comes online we'll see how

01:12:58.420 reliable it is and we may power this one down somewhat but we'll keep it ready in reserve but

01:13:05.300 they're not they they they are uh giving us wishes hopes and ponies while shutting down anything that

01:13:14.660 could help us in case it doesn't work and destroying you look you're exactly right and what happens it's

01:13:21.540 important for your listeners to know that this is all predicated on authority that the federal

01:13:28.500 government doesn't actually have so you may recall when we went up to the supreme court we won west

01:13:34.900 virginia vpa we shut down large portions of biden's green new deal yes because for years they were on

01:13:42.580 tender hooks they had such a slim read of authority yet they tried to advance but then what the administration

01:13:48.820 does they go to the markets to wall street they try to do everything they can to use their uh

01:13:55.300 political pressure and financial pressure to get their preferred sources of energy lifted up and their

01:14:02.740 sources of energy which they don't like to get shut down so these folks are being more abusive and 0.93

01:14:09.220 you're right they're not offering alternatives because there's no way that these new sources of energy

01:14:15.780 you're going to be able to uh fill up the needs of americans uh and and i'm very concerned about

01:14:23.620 what this means for west virginia not only the loss of jobs but we think that the price of energy

01:14:29.460 is just going to continue to skyrocket that drives inflation rather than lowering well this is similar to

01:14:35.860 what um uh europe did few years ago and they're now paying 10 times the price for uh for energy um let me

01:14:44.900 ask you you know you were talking about how the federal government is working and they're just

01:14:48.100 twisting arms and then going to all of their allies in the in the uh private markets um all i can think

01:14:55.780 of is there's got to be a way to use the rico act isn't that what the rico act was tried to do was

01:15:03.060 break up these mob-like uh entities well i mean look i i can tell you this we use every single tool

01:15:13.860 in west virginia i've been at this for a long time and uh we don't have much in the way of a criminal

01:15:20.340 authority within our office yeah some of those initiatives however what i would tell you glenn is

01:15:26.100 that one of the things i did when i came in is we looked at every regulation in every area we've

01:15:31.940 been obviously for three or four years pushing back on the esg we're leading the 24 state coalition

01:15:37.940 against what the securities and exchange commission is trying to do and we're participating in broad

01:15:43.060 based investigations we think glenn there are anti-trust violations with a lot of these financial

01:15:49.860 bm ops oh yeah we're trying to get together and use these new metrics these esg metrics which actually

01:15:56.740 don't help everyday consumers and actually might bring back a worse return in the marketplace but they

01:16:03.620 most certainly advance the far left political agenda we're talking to patrick morrissey he is

01:16:09.140 the west virginia attorney general and been on the front lines of fighting uh not only the epa but also

01:16:15.940 esg and uh now energy as well thank you so much patrick i appreciate it hey thanks so much

01:16:24.260 patrick morrissey west virginia attorney general thank god we've had some real good attorney generals

01:16:29.460 right now mortgage rates by the way you can get uh uh this bill the one in utah that's already been

01:16:38.020 passed it's dirt strong it puts things uh on hold takes the power back to you where you have to approve

01:16:49.620 yeah you go ahead and shut that down uh studies have to be done this is all just to make sure those power

01:16:57.300 plants are not torn down but you can get that at glennbeck.com please send this to all of your

01:17:06.180 legislators and senators senators in your state and your governor every state must protect their own

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01:18:43.380 welcome welcome to the glennbeck program so i just uh received uh the the archives

01:19:06.900 and the documents uh from roe versus wade and some of the uh these are the quill pins that i get

01:19:15.860 that you get i guess from the supreme court when you've won a

01:19:18.900 that's really exciting uh and then some uh personal letters and things that are involved i can't wait to

01:19:27.460 go through all of it you should go through all of it you you love that kind of stuff yeah i mean it's

01:19:33.460 real real history there and there's a bunch of there's a handwritten letter there's a bunch of

01:19:38.820 court documents yeah there's a few handwritten stuff that goes between i think go between her

01:19:45.140 and mccorvey what was her name roe do you remember mccorvey yeah um and i've i've read her affidavit

01:19:54.180 it's a little bone chilling and the nice thing is um i know she changed her mind in the end

01:20:01.140 she regretted her participation she became a pro-life activist for a very long time there was

01:20:06.660 some near her deathbed there was some controversy over a documentary that claimed that she had re-reversed

01:20:13.460 her opinion or like that she would never really meant it so there's sure all sorts of controversy

01:20:18.820 around that but it's fascinating uh yeah it's it's really amazing um so anyway thank you for your uh

01:20:26.340 prayers uh thank you for your support uh i wouldn't mind it my wife would love it if you bought

01:20:32.980 like a something anything ten dollars worth at glennbeckart.com and the posters anything it's a fire

01:20:42.100 sale going on right now uh because that's how i uh that's how i pay for everything and i'm a little out of

01:20:50.260 whack lately on uh i'm borrowing from the future shall we say on my art sales yeah i mean i'm not

01:21:01.300 borrowing money obviously i'm not doing that but uh i'm borrowing i'm telling my wife i'm gonna i'm

01:21:07.860 telling you this art thing you won't believe you i i feel like you've made a i don't know if i'm

01:21:16.740 detecting something here but you tell me if i am it seemed like you've made a you've always been

01:21:21.300 interested in getting these historical documents to you know maintain history and make sure everyone

01:21:26.180 knows about it but it does feel like you've upped the voltage lately like i have you've really

01:21:31.300 increased this is it is this uh something where you're is there a reason for this other than the

01:21:36.020 fact that you just like to spend tanya's money because what i just did uh with roe versus wade they

01:21:41.460 are doing to us and they are buying our documents they're not preserving them they're they're destroying

01:21:47.300 them uh and and we have seen it firsthand uh in auctions uh and i also think that you know we are

01:21:58.180 getting to a place to where things could change overnight one bad bump in the road and things could

01:22:04.820 change uh and i want to make sure that everything that i can get my hands on to preserve the entire

01:22:13.300 american story the good the bad the ugly is preserved i don't i wouldn't want some future historian to

01:22:20.740 stumble upon you know the pyramid where all of this is hidden uh and and open it up and just see the

01:22:28.420 good things about us they need to understand where we went wrong how we went wrong what we did wrong

01:22:35.540 as well as what we did right what worked what didn't um and that's my real goal now i'm taking it on tour

01:22:44.100 this summer uh to raise money for a couple of uh charities um but if you bought a t-shirt at that or

01:22:54.260 one of my posters or something that would help uh but i'm i'm raising money to build a history uh project

01:23:03.220 in saint george utah and then i'm trying to build a school and a library in another town

01:23:08.900 uh and uh i'm just asking you for admission into our museum which will be in the mountain west this

01:23:17.620 summer and if this is effective uh and we can secure it then it will be taken all over the country glenn back

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01:25:59.700 hello america welcome to the glenn back program we're glad you're here it is uh thursday and

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01:27:04.900 i have just purchased the private archives and i i believe it's one of the largest collections if not

01:27:13.460 the largest collection uh in private hands of roe versus wade uh documents and that

01:27:20.100 is not going to make the left real happy um but my wife uh was really she's not really a partner 0.99

01:27:29.620 in some of the acquisitions you know i got fdr's wheelchair she was like how much you know sputnik how

01:27:37.060 much this one she was bidding with me uh and it was amazing because both of us feel strongly

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01:27:55.940 feel they are trapped in a situation and the scars that will happen to them for the rest of their life

01:28:02.740 if they do abortion and then if people just want to save the baby what happens to her we have recently 0.98

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01:29:25.460 okay uh there's a couple of things uh first of all a story that has been on my desk uh that we

01:29:33.380 probably should be paying attention to asthma patients if you have asthma uh there is an acute

01:29:40.820 shortage of one of the most common treatment medications now um it's uh butyrol i think this

01:29:49.140 is what i took when i had covid um if you have respiratory issues a butyrol is is usually used

01:29:57.300 for asthma but it can open up your your lungs and help your uh help your young lungs also for uh bronchitis

01:30:04.180 and emphysema uh did i say that i used that for covid no i wouldn't have done that that that probably

01:30:12.980 somebody should go to jail if they did boy i'll tell you that anyway there's a shortage of this now

01:30:19.140 if you can get it and you need it um please don't hoard it but please be aware that we're having a

01:30:25.620 shortage and if you really really need it before things get any worse um also hey a power shortage

01:30:32.820 we've been talking about this um existing power plants are projected to retire at a faster pace than

01:30:40.500 installations of new units this is from the epic times dependence on renewable projects are

01:30:46.580 threatening widespread power shortages according to a new report by the regional power transmission

01:30:53.060 company pjm uh they are going to be they're going to be really really short on power soon and we kind

01:31:00.740 of told you why that was happening um we i think broke some news i don't know of anybody else that has

01:31:07.460 reported on this but you know there's got to be somebody out there that found this besides us

01:31:13.540 um but the um the inflation reduction act is nothing but a trojan horse and that is closing down our

01:31:24.740 power plants these companies are given billions of dollars your money billions of dollars to shut down

01:31:32.980 the operating coal fire plants and then build something else but what makes this really really insidious is

01:31:41.700 to get all of the money you have to destroy or dismantle your power plant so power plants are going up for

01:31:50.340 sale and some of them are selling dirt cheap these things take years to build if not a decade uh and they

01:31:58.900 cost billions of dollars and they're being sold for scrap metal that's that's good huh isn't that good yeah

01:32:06.660 um and so i told you there is a way that you can help it is in the form of a bill that was just

01:32:12.580 passed in utah they're working on a similar one in west virginia um i urge you to read all about it

01:32:20.340 watch the tv show from last night my wednesday night special on blaze tv or listen to the first hour of

01:32:25.940 today's podcast uh because i outline exactly what is going on and this is this a big one there's lots of

01:32:33.700 things we can pay attention to this one literally is lights out if we don't uh if we don't act on this

01:32:42.420 um in it in the bill you will see that they don't just want to encourage new energy they are blocking the

01:32:57.300 path by destroying our power plants no one in their right mind even if you are a greenie no one in your 1.00

01:33:05.380 right in their right mind that cares about society cares about our country cares about human lives

01:33:15.380 nobody goes after all of the oil all of the gas and then shuts down operating coal fire plants 0.86

01:33:22.900 to replace it with wind and solar you will have brownouts and black people will die people will 1.00

01:33:32.980 die because of this and when you see your own government doing it to you and without your

01:33:40.420 permission we didn't have a big debate on this in fact what little debate we had was in the build back

01:33:45.780 better bill and the green new deal and because we did have a little bit of debate on that and there

01:33:51.220 was some sunshine on that we all said no and they knew they couldn't pass it so they had to hide it

01:33:57.940 in the uh inflation reduction act that's where this came from this is green new deal and build back

01:34:05.220 better and just relabeled the inflation reduction act if these people will do this to their own country

01:34:14.580 and their own people do you really have a hard time stew thinking that these people would

01:34:22.420 sabotage the european and russian pipeline for gas i mean no right i mean it's they're doing it as

01:34:33.540 part of public policy to their own people why would they care about right another country now we don't

01:34:38.980 know for sure no we don't we don't we have no idea who did it there is some credible evidence that we

01:34:45.940 did it and then the new york times is coming out saying it was a pro-ukrainian group that did it

01:34:52.260 well no one is saying what they said initially by the way which was the russians did it yeah nobody's

01:34:56.900 saying that which of course didn't make sense at the beginning right so it's some shady group or the

01:35:01.140 united states that's really what it's down to um and i wouldn't doubt if uh the united states trained

01:35:08.260 or supported or some of the money that we just uh sent over there just kind of disappeared and ended

01:35:13.460 up in the pockets of some oligarch who funded it so we didn't have to directly fund it but um the the

01:35:21.300 people that are running the world right now don't have a problem with people dying they don't have a

01:35:28.980 problem if they can get their stuff passed through they have such a utopian view that it's going to be

01:35:37.140 great for all mankind someday and they don't mind if people die along the way bigger fish to fry

01:35:44.580 right gotta crack a few eggs you know it does seem like that's part of the goal you know i mean at

01:35:51.140 least a a an acceptable speed bump on the way to the goal sure sure let me uh let me play a couple

01:36:00.180 of things this is from um uh the podcast that airs beginning today on blaze tv and will come out

01:36:09.540 saturday um let me play the uh one on where is it the energy cut 17 here is desantis on energy 0.94

01:36:20.420 destruction what we're talking about how stupid can you be to try to neuter our own ability to 0.53

01:36:26.980 produce our own reliable energy but they're doing it no i know but i mean the question is is how does 0.97

01:36:32.180 that make our country stronger to be relying on and here's the thing biden will not want it done here

01:36:38.180 he'll go beg maduro for oil he'll go beg other people for oil you know everything we produce in

01:36:43.300 terms of fossil fuels is so much it's done so much cleaner here than it is in these other countries are

01:36:48.260 you kidding me so it it's all it's all for them to exert more control over us that's what all this

01:36:53.860 is about and you know the good thing about it is is that you know some of this stuff can be um i

01:36:59.140 think can be remedied through changing some of the bureaucratic rules because there's a lot of people

01:37:03.220 that out there in these industries that really want to get going again uh but they just can't

01:37:07.460 under the current circumstances is thinking about making it their own bank just for energy yeah in

01:37:14.020 florida look i have in vet private investor-owned utilities so like you know they have they're on

01:37:19.380 they have investors that they so they have to make money and and i have some that are doing more solar

01:37:24.340 not we don't have subsidies or anything like that they're doing it and it's economical in certain

01:37:28.100 situations i have solar on my house fine it's fine but here's the thing don't force me to do it

01:37:33.780 when i had hurricane ian come through you know we had millions of people knocked out of power we did the

01:37:39.700 we had 52 000 linemen get it restored largest restoration fastest in in history i needed oil

01:37:46.500 and gas like i you know i just wasn't the wind and the solar we're not going to get those people

01:37:50.500 going again yes you had to have it we actually had some people who had the the electric cars and

01:37:56.340 some of them were catching on fire because of the salt water and all that stuff but if you can't

01:38:00.260 charge it then you're you're having that tank of gas in your truck or your car can mean everything so

01:38:05.860 we are not going to be without fossil fuels in our lifetime and if we try to go without fossil

01:38:10.740 fuels in our lifetime you are going to see the the standard of living plummet uh you're going to see

01:38:15.620 our security plummet it's going to be a disaster we will be venezuela let me let me play one more thing 1.00

01:38:21.060 because what i said a minute ago that they don't have a problem with people dying um is a pretty horrible

01:38:27.460 charge to make on somebody but listen to what he talked about when he said i was talking to stop

01:38:35.780 please uh when uh when we were talking about dr burks um remember dr burks covid listen to what

01:38:45.140 he says cut 13 you talk about this in the book with uh with burks and it's a little terrifying when

01:38:52.420 she said well this is kind of just our little science experiment very much so can you can you

01:38:57.860 tell that story so the the white the white house task force was hammering me for like the first like

01:39:03.540 really like three months because they wanted me to be uh you know clamping down harder and um

01:39:10.260 and and and she you know so i called say deborah just tell me when in american history monitor has

01:39:16.180 this been done and what were the results because like i kind of feel like you know we're flying blind

01:39:20.900 here and we may be doing things that could be damaging and she said she's like you know it's

01:39:24.500 kind of our own science experiment that we're doing in real time and that didn't sit well with me i mean

01:39:30.420 you know you're a citizen of a republic you're not a guinea pig and so uh what i think that that there's

01:39:36.420 a whole bunch of other things i talk about in the book you remember the um george floyd riots

01:39:42.420 because people were saying you've been telling people to stay in your home and like in florida they

01:39:47.540 were killing us because even in those early days you know when we were following federal

01:39:51.380 guidelines loosely but we were following some we were playing golf i mean the villages they're

01:39:55.940 setting record for golf people are boating all this stuff they were so mad at florida for doing

01:39:59.940 that people on the beach all this stuff that was their position you are killing people if you leave

01:40:04.580 your house so then all these people are like thousands of people are protesting 2000 of these epidemiologists

01:40:09.940 write a letter saying we do not condemn these protests uh because of covet indeed we think they're

01:40:16.260 vital for public health right because they're fighting it's a bigger disease than kobe and so

01:40:21.700 that's that's when i knew is this this public health beer this public health uh a clan of people

01:40:28.820 they are sick i mean they are they are ideologically captured and these are not people that should be

01:40:34.660 anywhere near the levers of power so i basically from that point on i would exclusively listen to a

01:40:40.980 very handful of people you know about acharya from stanford martin caldor from harvard scott atlas

01:40:46.260 uh sinetra gupta from oxford and then my surgeon general joe latipo we brought in from ucla great

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01:40:57.620 the standard that kept everything afloat one of the reasons why we are so close to falling into the

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01:42:27.540 you know one thing that people have said uh to me is they didn't realize that ron desantis was one of

01:42:36.660 the guys that was on the baseball field when the bernie sanders guy came out and tried to kill him

01:42:42.660 a lot of people don't even know this story because the uh press got off of it so fast cut 10

01:42:50.340 before you leave congress you're there on the baseball field because you're a good baseball player yeah

01:42:56.420 um you're on the baseball field the day of the shooting tell me a little bit about that so a lot

01:43:02.100 of people uh i guess don't appreciate like the members of congress they take this baseball game

01:43:06.980 very seriously so it's a charity game every year they play it at washington national stadium and it

01:43:11.940 is hardball it is now they're not throwing you know very hard but it is what it is and so uh we're

01:43:17.620 they would practice for like six weeks leading into it and you know i uh i played sometimes sometimes

01:43:24.100 i didn't but but anyway so we're there so the the day before the game we have practice and i'm at

01:43:29.460 third base uh jeff duncan from south carolina congressman was at shortstop he he drove me his

01:43:34.180 aide drove me and jeff to the field we had already taken batting practice we're just shagging balls and

01:43:38.660 i just i didn't want to get caught in traffic that day so i told jeff why don't we just get out of

01:43:42.580 here early beats of traffic okay so we went we walked took off our spikes walked to the car some

01:43:47.940 guy stops jeff and i and he asked jeff he's like are those the republicans or are those the democrats

01:43:53.300 and jeff's like that's the republican congressional baseball team the guy's like okay turned around

01:43:57.620 he starts walking towards the third base side of the field you know outside where the stands are

01:44:02.020 we get in the car we leave i get to capitol hill turn on and got me in the gym showering

01:44:08.340 getting ready to shower the shooting at the baseball field is there so what he did he went

01:44:13.460 to his van he pulled out a rifle and a pistol he sat he set up right on the third base side of the

01:44:20.820 dugout and started shooting so so jeff and i would have been number one in the line of fire had we

01:44:25.860 stayed for probably five five or seven more minutes uh as it was he's shooting and he shot steve scalise

01:44:32.020 who was playing second base 10 minutes before scalise was shot i'm fielding ground balls and throwing

01:44:37.220 double plays to scalise at second base and then 10 minutes later so um the the only reason there

01:44:44.500 wasn't a big massacre that day is because scalise was a member of the republican leadership he got a

01:44:50.340 capitol police detail because of that so we had capitol police officers there not because any other

01:44:56.900 member just because of steve so they started engaging and they ended up shooting and killing

01:45:01.300 this guy so he shot a few people scalise was the only congressman that got shot but he would have

01:45:05.700 had free reign for the whole thing and this was a guy so as soon as we we we saw uh people started

01:45:12.580 to try to figure out who it was and the guy had a twitter account and he was a raging leftist

01:45:17.220 and we saw his picture i showed it to dunk and i'm like that's the guy jeff's like that's the guy

01:45:21.540 and it was clearly politically motivated and you know one of the things that happened was the media

01:45:26.420 they tried to just totally ignore that they just i mean just think about it if there was somebody who

01:45:31.860 once listened to your show who did anything they would be all over you telling your average all

01:45:37.540 this stuff instead this was a clearly politically motivated assassination attempt and they basically

01:45:43.620 just buried and the fbi said initially it was not something that was politically motivated it was

01:45:50.020 death by suicide by cop i mean how outrageous is this and so you know it was the type of thing where

01:45:56.020 you know you see that and you and i and i just thought okay you know my my life would have been

01:46:00.260 different maybe if i had been out there for 10 more minutes and that's not something you typically

01:46:04.740 think about but i mean it was a pretty close call it's a fascinating conversation with ronda santis um

01:46:12.740 by the way they tried to kill half of the congress they tried to kill this one guy was going to kill

01:46:22.820 every republican congressman that day i don't know that sounds like a bigger insurrection a bigger armed 0.84

01:46:29.220 insurrection then what happened this guy his stated goal was to kill all of them it is crazy that we

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01:48:11.380 welcome to the glenn beck program steve dace joins us now he's blaze tv host of the steve dace show

01:48:36.820 just a total coincidence that we found a guy named steve dace to host that show but uh we did

01:48:43.380 he's also the co-author of rise of the fourth reich and uh the um writer and producer i think

01:48:51.860 producer what what is your role in the movie steve i am i'm the muse and the executive producer executive

01:48:58.340 producer i am uh of nefarious which is a uh new movie you find out all about it who is nefarious.com

01:49:05.660 um it's coming out soon and i'm gonna be real honest with you my expectation of movies that come

01:49:14.620 from the right have no pun intended uh been uh notoriously uh um reserved i mean my expectations are

01:49:26.460 like yeah okay well let's see what this looks like and if it's a decent at all you're thrilled

01:49:32.140 this movie shocked me um because it is a really hard movie to make and it better have one of the

01:49:41.600 best actors in it i've ever seen a guy's playing you know basically a devil uh and uh to convince

01:49:50.080 people of that it's like really steve remarkable what's the name of that actor sean patrick flannery

01:49:58.660 and a lot of your listeners might remember him from back in the day with boondock saints and

01:50:02.640 and powder and uh several other big films in the late 90s and early 2000s and and you're right uh

01:50:09.220 glenn i mean he he puts in a jack nicholson in the shining he does level of performance and he does

01:50:14.980 i think the guy could get an oscar if he were you know if he wasn't in a you know a christian movie or a

01:50:23.340 or a conservative movie or something like that if it if he was playing the devil and it was you know

01:50:29.380 to get everybody to join he'd get an oscar but um he's phenomenal so when does the movie come out

01:50:38.480 it hits theaters uh april 14th nationwide right now we're probably looking at around 1600 or so theaters

01:50:46.440 across the country we'll have all those listed later this month uh at whoisnefarious.com

01:50:51.960 our big marketing push for the movie begins actually today uh we're going to unveil here

01:50:57.520 in a moment the the full trailer for the movie have you seen it yet i have not good not no i have

01:51:03.800 not i want to get your live reaction yeah that could be dangerous could be dangerous but uh you

01:51:08.700 know me i like to live on the edge all right i love being on the edge so let's go ahead here's

01:51:12.260 the trailer for nefarious

01:51:13.740 hello

01:51:17.500 you should have accepted my offer james

01:51:21.160 execution's scheduled for 11 p.m but he's trying to convince us he's gone insane

01:51:36.860 and therefore incapable of being executed i need you to prove he's faking it edward

01:51:45.840 i'm gonna ask you some questions i'm not edward i'm a demon demons aren't really a thing 0.98

01:51:55.420 what happened to edward we own him we he's a master manipulator you have your head so twisted 0.63

01:52:08.220 around you think you're the killer not him now give me something to make me believe you prove to me 1.00

01:52:14.900 you're a demon 0.98

01:52:15.900 it's probably just a coincidence 0.99

01:52:22.500 i want to talk to the real edward makes me do that i can't stop him

01:52:31.760 i need you to see something you got a fan did the same thing with all his victims

01:52:37.880 help me i'm trying to edward but you have to answer my questions you have to tell me the truth

01:52:44.120 it won't let me it can go away it can go away

01:52:49.160 yes

01:52:51.380 no

01:52:54.660 it's starting to happen

01:53:00.100 can you feel it james

01:53:02.020 can you feel it

01:53:03.540 okay

01:53:04.440 that is a goosebump

01:53:17.860 we tell you exactly what it is that we'd like you to do

01:53:22.120 this is a goosebump uh trailer that is really a good trailer really good trailer uh it it it if

01:53:34.300 you were sitting in a movie theater i wouldn't know if that was a blumhouse uh yeah i mean i

01:53:41.260 wouldn't see i would not have thought it's a christian you know centered movie um it looks

01:53:48.580 like a a horror movie and really is to watch it is the guy is so good and it tells the story of this

01:53:58.880 guy who is a a uh a guy who just kind of let uh satan in slowly and this this demon that keeps

01:54:10.440 jumping from people to people is just torturing this guy and the way he plays it almost a schizo 0.98

01:54:17.960 personality to where uh once in a while he the real guy comes through and he's so terrified help me

01:54:24.500 help me help me it is amazing really good really good steve thank you uh we set out to just make

01:54:32.740 a darn good movie and figured if we do that all of our worldviews will shine through on its own

01:54:38.420 uh and you know i try to practice that model with my show as you do and it worked and we kind of made 0.90

01:54:43.380 a movie if the exorcist and screw tape letters had a baby this would be a movie it would make yeah

01:54:49.200 this would be it with less pea soup vomiting yes all of the graphic uh grossities of uh exorcist

01:54:56.380 are not in this movie but this is more of an intellectual invasion a philosophical invasion

01:55:01.220 and the the movie is going to say it is going to say what our audiences have long wanted movies to say

01:55:08.180 to the culture this this movie was made to confront the culture via this left-wing psychiatrist that

01:55:14.520 jordan belfie plays yeah he is the stand-in for american culture do you understand the abyss we

01:55:19.880 are walking into do you understand where the origin of the of the of the of the things you're asserting

01:55:25.020 the policies you want the direction you want to take the country do you know where that comes from

01:55:29.520 in this movie we will confront them with that that is really powerful steve uh thank you so much uh for

01:55:36.880 coming on and sharing the trailer again the movie uh you can find out all the information at the

01:55:42.040 website who is nefarious.com who is nefarious.com uh and the movie starring glenn beck don't forget

01:55:50.140 that i have to apologize to the audience for that because i i watched it i'm like oh my dear god

01:56:00.480 get that guy off the screen it is woof you did great you did phenomenal um it's uh april 14th

01:56:08.440 in theaters everywhere find out all about it at who is nefarious.com steve thank you we'll be

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01:57:56.940 welcome to the glenn back program thank you so much for uh listening and watching and supporting us

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01:58:39.000 today and give you the news and the things that you need to be able to help save the country one of

01:58:45.840 those things is on our website today at glennbeck.com you can um you can see the uh utah uh bill that is

01:58:56.140 trying to stop these energy companies from folding to the epa and all of the big money that is coming

01:59:04.340 from the inflation reduction act you know that's another thing stew the inflation reduction act you

01:59:11.020 can only inflate you can only bring money back in and deflate the money if you're not spending all

01:59:20.780 of the money right so what they're doing is they're raising interest rates which hurts the average person

01:59:26.320 okay it doesn't hurt the big corporations they got money at zero percent interest long ago they all

01:59:33.420 they all loaded up on debt when it was cheap so it's hurting the small guy and then the inflation

01:59:40.940 is also hurting the small guy because food is becoming more expensive and what do they do they

01:59:48.480 take a bill that they just renamed from the build back better in green new deal they take all of that

01:59:56.660 spending and they put it in another bill hide it under the auspice of reducing inflation it's evil

02:00:05.020 it's just evil really should not be allowed in our system of government it really shouldn't it happens all

02:00:11.120 the time though and you know you're talking about a president who's added five trillion dollars to the

02:00:16.880 debt just since he got in i know and now he's going to go out in front of america today and pitch a new

02:00:22.740 budget which raises 200 billion dollars of taxes off of super duper rich people and act like he's

02:00:30.460 trying to cut the deficit i mean like this it shouldn't this shouldn't get past people

02:00:36.580 like it does all the time it does because there's nobody i mean nobody's watching the cable news

02:00:43.160 channels anymore i mean tucker's the only really one i think that's doing any numbers um he's doing he

02:00:50.760 did four million i think on monday or tuesday uh that's huge because that's i mean bill o'reilly

02:00:56.640 would do you know three four million a night and if he'd have a great night he'd do six to eight

02:01:03.760 million so now you can see a really great night is four million um but nobody else is putting those

02:01:11.520 kinds of numbers in nobody fox still dominates the other cable news networks and a lot of the other

02:01:16.240 cable networks correct but you know just the audience is a lot smaller people are leaving

02:01:19.940 right and so it's it's fragmented um but nobody's going to cnn nobody's switching from fox to go to

02:01:28.000 cnn or msnbc so people are just tuning out and they are counting on that the left is counting on that

02:01:37.180 because what was it the washington post said democracy dies in darkness and i think this is

02:01:46.780 going to accelerate i mean one of the things people maybe outside of the news world aren't thinking

02:01:51.400 about all that much is you know direct tv which is still the biggest one out there uh they for the

02:01:57.360 first time in 20 years lose the nfl deal this coming year they lose the nfl sunday ticket and i know

02:02:05.800 if you don't care about nfl you don't care tons and tons of people stayed uh tethered to cable and

02:02:13.520 satellite direct tv in particular in this case solely for that purpose you know you can watch

02:02:20.020 streaming shows you can watch channels but live sports you know it's it's one of those things

02:02:25.400 especially if you're if you're into fantasy football if you're a gambler you want that exact you don't

02:02:30.000 want that latency from online from some of the online stuff that you can get well youtube tv is got that

02:02:35.760 deal and i can tell you there's going to be millions of people leaving direct tv and going to uh to

02:02:43.540 youtube just for the purpose of having that nfl package it was funny because when we were with uh

02:02:50.680 direct tv it was it was focused towards the center of the country because that's where most of their

02:02:56.680 subscribers are i think you're thinking you're thinking we run dish oh dish yeah i'm sorry another

02:03:00.340 one of the other main major provider right but both of them you know serve a huge part of of the

02:03:06.760 center of the country there and then that aren't necessarily uh you know if you're in the you've got

02:03:11.040 a farm and you're not connected you know to some cable company this is your only choice right and so

02:03:16.680 and they're just dissing those people yeah you know it's it's uh it's it's just one of these things

02:03:22.700 that's changed again very very quickly we've been talking a lot about the ai thing and all these

02:03:27.280 changes come and they they don't come over 30 years anymore right they come over like six months

02:03:32.460 but this is i just i was thinking and talking to my wife about this the other day what's happening

02:03:38.540 now in television is what i thought was going to happen remember when we started talking about it in

02:03:46.240 2008 and 2009 when i like this is over television is over and it's just taken 11 12 years to catch up

02:03:54.980 uh to where we were but this has finally come to fruition this is this is over cable television

02:04:03.300 and all of that stuff is all of these big uh you know networks and anything who watches that

02:04:12.040 really who watches that yeah there's i can't remember what the name of the show was but it was a

02:04:17.780 you know i saw a commercial for a show and it like seemed like it was kind of like up my alley like it was

02:04:23.520 like my type of humor and i was watching it and i was like oh this looks good i wonder where this is

02:04:27.500 you know my reaction was i wonder where this is streaming right and i realized not only was it on

02:04:33.560 network tv but it had been on for like six seasons unbelievable and i was like i completely missed this

02:04:41.440 because when is the last time i watched a show that aired on one of these networks i you know

02:04:47.780 occasionally i'll watch some you know like there's certain shows that i do like that are you know like

02:04:51.620 i'm gonna like i'll buy i'll still watch family guy from time to time i still like watch a family

02:04:55.300 guy but i watch it on hulu and i'm never turning on i'm never turning on no all there is is sports

02:05:00.460 yeah all the the only thing that i watch it for is breaking news uh and uh

02:05:06.600 i think breaking news is really pretty much it i don't i don't watch and it drives you crazy because 0.94

02:05:15.860 you're like oh my gosh stop stop with all this crap uh it it's over yeah you watch you watch live 0.85

02:05:21.980 sports which is really the only thing left it's why they're spending so much money on it and and 0.78

02:05:25.380 and you see that in the commercials you see shows and you're like oh whoa what's that right that could

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