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00:03:03.300 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:03:04.660 There's a lot going on today.

00:03:06.100 It's Friday, and I want to start with the most important story of the day

00:03:09.800 that is in our show prep.

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00:03:13.820 if I talk about anything today,

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00:04:38.120 So there's a story in today's show prep that is so personally disturbing to me

00:04:44.680 because I don't think people really understand,

00:04:46.880 and this is everywhere,

00:04:48.260 and we have to have a conversation about what's going on.

00:04:51.940 There's a story in the show prep that is all about this new trend

00:04:56.780 of people thinking that they're Robin Hood,

00:04:59.680 thinking that they can exact social justice.

00:05:03.740 Let me just give you the first few paragraphs of this story.

00:05:07.380 Lee insists he's famously a very good Catholic.

00:05:11.220 He's a moral person.

00:05:12.620 His mother raised him right,

00:05:14.520 and by his internal calculation,

00:05:16.640 it's okay to shoplift from Whole Foods.

00:05:20.900 Why?

00:05:22.240 Jeff Bezos.

00:05:23.280 From 2020 to 2022,

00:05:26.160 Lee, a 20-something communications professional

00:05:29.240 living in Washington, D.C.,

00:05:31.500 engaged in what he described as grand theft autoing

00:05:35.140 from his local Whole Foods store.

00:05:37.660 He would cheat the scale at the hot bar,

00:05:40.500 pocket spices,

00:05:41.540 or take home four lemons in the self-checkout aisle

00:05:44.740 while only declaring two.

00:05:47.160 Lee has never shoplifted anywhere else.

00:05:49.080 No, no, no.

00:05:49.640 Not Safeway.

00:05:50.380 Not a local store.

00:05:51.400 However, he's largely stopped taking from Whole Foods now

00:05:54.720 because he moved into a different neighborhood

00:05:56.520 that doesn't have a Whole Foods. 0.93

00:05:59.360 However, he told this reporter

00:06:01.420 that there's one by his gym

00:06:03.600 that he'll pop into and steal from from time to time.

00:06:07.460 Now, Lee has weighed the ethics of his doings.

00:06:10.120 At one point, his guilt got to be so much

00:06:13.320 that he needed to confess his misdeeds to his mother.

00:06:16.380 Once he explained his reasoning, however,

00:06:19.900 Amazon's market power, Bezos's wealth,

00:06:22.800 what the billionaire has done at the Washington Post,

00:06:25.800 mom came around.

00:06:28.780 This is the opening story of this long report.

00:06:35.540 And get it in today's show prep.

00:06:37.020 Just go to glenbeck.com.

00:06:38.080 This is a really important story

00:06:39.600 that you should sit around your dinner table

00:06:41.600 with your family sometime this weekend

00:06:43.880 and share it and talk about it.

00:06:46.580 It shows person after person after person

00:06:49.440 stealing from stores

00:06:51.380 and justifying it with social justice.

00:06:55.060 Not justice justice.

00:06:56.660 Of course not.

00:06:57.680 Social justice,

00:06:58.860 which doesn't exist in reality.

00:07:02.760 So let me summarize this article

00:07:04.900 and try to share why I found this

00:07:07.100 the most disturbing article of the day.

00:07:09.060 Let me paint a picture here of three different people.

00:07:12.680 First, a man standing in the dim glow of a warehouse,

00:07:15.740 a barcode scanner in his hand,

00:07:18.300 sweat on his brow.

00:07:19.720 He has been hardworking.

00:07:21.580 And then a flicker of temptation.

00:07:24.860 This guy's name is Jack.

00:07:26.360 He's not a villain from a comic book.

00:07:28.420 No cape, no maniacal laugh.

00:07:30.500 He's just a guy who is really tired of scraping by.

00:07:33.720 And he's been inundated

00:07:35.400 and living in this stew

00:07:37.880 that has been in the media

00:07:39.860 about social justice.

00:07:41.520 And one day,

00:07:42.240 he stumbles on a glitch in the system.

00:07:45.120 He can get a $10,000 TV for three cents.

00:07:48.520 Now, he doesn't report it to his boss.

00:07:50.460 No, no, no.

00:07:51.560 No.

00:07:52.080 He punches it in

00:07:53.260 and keeps it quiet

00:07:54.140 and sells it off.

00:07:55.720 And then he takes another one,

00:07:57.820 three cents,

00:07:58.640 sells it off.

00:07:59.760 It's a little victory, right?

00:08:01.000 It's a victory for the little guy.

00:08:02.980 Across town,

00:08:04.940 there's another unrelated story.

00:08:06.760 A man with a torch

00:08:07.780 that flares

00:08:08.760 as he and his fellow radicals

00:08:10.520 set Teslas ablaze.

00:08:12.700 Symbols of a world they despise.

00:08:15.180 We've got to get away

00:08:16.320 from that evil Elon Musk.

00:08:18.580 They set fire

00:08:19.600 while screaming for justice.

00:08:23.020 And a third person.

00:08:25.260 This one is in a dorm room.

00:08:28.020 A kid leans on Grok

00:08:29.540 to turn out an essay.

00:08:31.000 He doesn't even understand.

00:08:32.080 He didn't read the book.

00:08:34.000 He didn't pay attention.

00:08:35.580 But he grins at the A's he gets.

00:08:39.420 All of these are relatively small acts.

00:08:42.960 Petty, even.

00:08:44.640 But they're not just stories.

00:08:46.600 This is coming from real life now.

00:08:49.060 And they are cracks in the foundation

00:08:51.120 of everything that we have built

00:08:53.460 as humans,

00:08:54.960 as a society,

00:08:56.340 as a civilization.

00:08:58.280 Key word there,

00:08:59.460 civil.

00:08:59.920 They don't hurt Jeff Bezos.

00:09:03.820 They don't hurt Elon Musk.

00:09:05.420 They're never going to feel this.

00:09:07.380 They hurt Jack.

00:09:08.800 They hurt the radicals.

00:09:10.340 They hurt the kid.

00:09:11.940 They hurt you and me.

00:09:13.480 They hurt all of us.

00:09:16.180 How?

00:09:17.340 Let's start with Jack.

00:09:18.980 Jack's not stealing

00:09:19.960 from a faceless billionaire.

00:09:21.980 Bezos is not going to miss a meal.

00:09:23.960 He's still going to have sex

00:09:25.900 with that hot baby's got by his side.

00:09:29.920 Jack is stealing from himself.

00:09:32.780 He is stealing from each of us.

00:09:34.440 He's stealing, first, trust.

00:09:37.820 Here's the first principle

00:09:39.200 that Jack is misunderstanding.

00:09:41.460 It's older than any religion.

00:09:43.380 It's woven in the fabric

00:09:44.780 of every single human being.

00:09:46.600 And it is the cornerstone

00:09:48.060 of all civilization.

00:09:49.940 Here's the idea.

00:09:53.200 You don't take

00:09:54.320 what's not yours.

00:09:56.680 Now, you can call that

00:09:57.560 a social contract.

00:09:58.740 You can call it

00:09:59.220 the golden rule.

00:10:00.620 Do unto others

00:10:01.340 as you would have them

00:10:02.080 do unto you.

00:10:02.880 Whatever.

00:10:03.940 It's not about Bezos.

00:10:05.400 It's not about his bottom line.

00:10:07.740 It's about the guy

00:10:08.580 next to Jack

00:10:09.720 who then loses hours

00:10:11.460 because Amazon

00:10:12.640 tightens security.

00:10:14.660 It's about the customer

00:10:15.880 who pays an extra buck

00:10:17.240 for toothpaste

00:10:17.860 because theft

00:10:19.420 gets baked into

00:10:20.520 all of the prices.

00:10:22.860 You see, Jack thinks

00:10:23.620 he's winning.

00:10:24.180 He thinks he's Robin Hood,

00:10:25.520 but he's not.

00:10:27.240 And worst of all,

00:10:28.880 he's trading his soul

00:10:30.320 for a quick buck. 0.99

00:10:32.160 And that's a loss

00:10:33.340 no profit can ever cover.

00:10:36.600 Now, let's go to the next one.

00:10:38.140 The Tesla's going up in flames.

00:10:39.600 It's happening all over the country.

00:10:40.880 And everybody thinks

00:10:42.240 they're a hero that's doing it.

00:10:44.700 That is not justice.

00:10:46.840 You know what that is?

00:10:47.560 That is envy

00:10:49.060 dressed up

00:10:50.060 as righteousness.

00:10:52.840 Gee, I'm starting

00:10:54.460 to see a pattern here.

00:10:55.400 I'm starting to see

00:10:56.080 exactly what the left

00:10:57.760 has told our kids

00:10:59.640 is right

00:11:00.520 for the last 20 years

00:11:02.980 all coming home

00:11:04.280 to roost now.

00:11:05.980 You see, the radicals

00:11:06.980 think they're striking

00:11:07.680 the blow against excess.

00:11:09.800 They think they're

00:11:10.940 sticking it to the man

00:11:12.480 with power.

00:11:13.580 But what they're actually doing

00:11:15.120 is torching their own future.

00:11:18.420 Insurance is going to spike.

00:11:20.720 Oh, now they're going

00:11:21.480 to have to go after

00:11:22.100 the insurance people.

00:11:23.120 But don't worry,

00:11:23.720 you can kill that guy

00:11:24.780 as he's coming out

00:11:25.480 of a hotel.

00:11:27.700 Jobs that are going

00:11:28.520 to vanish

00:11:29.000 when companies pull out.

00:11:30.620 And the air

00:11:31.580 that chokes 1.00

00:11:32.280 with the smoke

00:11:33.360 of all of the batteries

00:11:35.140 on fire.

00:11:38.180 And then the last one,

00:11:39.400 the kid with Grok.

00:11:40.700 He's not cheating

00:11:41.700 a teacher.

00:11:44.440 He's not cheating

00:11:45.400 the system.

00:11:46.380 He's cheating himself.

00:11:47.780 He is paying

00:11:48.740 for an education

00:11:49.700 that he's not getting

00:11:51.300 because he chooses

00:11:52.620 to cheat.

00:11:54.280 He's going to walk

00:11:55.220 across that stage.

00:11:56.280 He's going to get

00:11:56.780 a handshake.

00:11:58.120 He's going to get

00:11:58.860 a diploma.

00:11:59.540 But inside,

00:12:00.560 the rest of his life,

00:12:01.920 he's going to be like,

00:12:02.640 somebody,

00:12:03.120 I hope nobody finds out.

00:12:04.160 I'm a fraud.

00:12:04.720 I don't know

00:12:05.060 what I'm doing.

00:12:05.860 He's empty.

00:12:07.180 He has no grit.

00:12:08.440 He has no wisdom.

00:12:11.300 Just a shell

00:12:12.520 with a grade.

00:12:15.820 And none of these

00:12:16.780 are isolated.

00:12:17.860 None of them.

00:12:19.500 They are threads

00:12:20.600 that are being used

00:12:22.180 by the left

00:12:23.040 to weave into

00:12:25.720 a tapestry of decay

00:12:27.380 and all of us

00:12:29.220 are woven into it.

00:12:34.160 You know,

00:12:37.700 we don't even talk

00:12:38.300 about Christian ethics

00:12:39.240 anymore.

00:12:40.720 The last 2,000 years,

00:12:42.160 have we gotten

00:12:42.520 any better as people?

00:12:44.040 You know,

00:12:44.260 Jesus came.

00:12:45.320 He taught us

00:12:45.860 all this stuff.

00:12:46.680 We still argue.

00:12:47.620 We twist his words.

00:12:48.720 We argue what's right.

00:12:49.840 We even argue

00:12:50.700 if the guy even existed.

00:12:55.280 Theft isn't just

00:12:56.300 about the thing

00:12:57.080 you take.

00:12:58.080 It's about the heart

00:12:59.840 that you break

00:13:00.860 in the process.

00:13:01.660 your heart.

00:13:02.860 Thou shalt not steal.

00:13:04.560 That's not a suggestion.

00:13:06.780 That's a rule.

00:13:09.500 I mean,

00:13:10.080 Exodus doesn't care

00:13:11.360 if it's a TV

00:13:12.060 or a pencil.

00:13:13.560 It's telling you

00:13:14.460 thou shalt not steal

00:13:15.620 because that act

00:13:16.700 will corrode you

00:13:18.100 and leave you

00:13:18.960 with nothing inside.

00:13:20.700 And then Jesus

00:13:21.360 doubles down

00:13:22.160 and says,

00:13:22.860 what does it profit

00:13:23.600 a man to gain

00:13:24.780 the whole world

00:13:25.400 and lose his soul?

00:13:27.660 Jack's not just

00:13:28.520 a thief.

00:13:29.800 He's a man

00:13:30.700 losing himself,

00:13:33.260 his soul,

00:13:34.660 one glitch

00:13:35.620 at a time.

00:13:37.740 The radicals,

00:13:38.880 they're not revolutionaries.

00:13:40.300 They're Pharisees. 0.72

00:13:42.080 They're cloaking pride 0.96

00:13:43.860 in a cause.

00:13:46.720 Think of that.

00:13:48.700 And the student,

00:13:50.280 he's not learning truth.

00:13:52.280 In fact,

00:13:53.060 he's not even going

00:13:53.760 to school.

00:13:54.400 He's going to the church

00:13:55.800 of his own building.

00:13:57.020 He's worshiping

00:13:58.080 at the temple

00:13:58.820 called convenience.

00:14:02.860 You know,

00:14:03.480 everything that we know,

00:14:04.580 all these golden rules,

00:14:05.620 all those things,

00:14:08.440 it doesn't,

00:14:09.300 when you break

00:14:10.420 these things,

00:14:10.960 it doesn't hurt

00:14:12.180 just the target.

00:14:13.420 It poisons you.

00:14:15.320 I don't believe in God.

00:14:18.620 Okay,

00:14:18.900 don't believe in God.

00:14:20.000 Let's talk universals.

00:14:21.400 Truths that hold

00:14:22.220 whether you pray

00:14:23.060 or not.

00:14:24.300 Every society

00:14:25.520 from Athens

00:14:27.160 to the Iroquois

00:14:28.360 have known

00:14:29.740 trust

00:14:30.400 is the glue

00:14:31.620 to civilization.

00:14:33.360 Why do you think,

00:14:34.260 why do you think

00:14:35.240 these radicals

00:14:36.100 who want to destroy

00:14:36.840 everything

00:14:37.260 are sowing

00:14:38.560 distrust

00:14:39.480 in everything?

00:14:41.780 Because they know

00:14:42.680 you can't build a city,

00:14:43.760 you can't build a family,

00:14:45.400 you can't build

00:14:46.480 a friendship

00:14:47.140 without trust.

00:14:49.240 Jack's theft,

00:14:50.340 the burning of Teslas,

00:14:51.900 the cheated homework,

00:14:53.420 they are all termites

00:14:54.960 in the woodwork.

00:14:56.580 They don't topple

00:14:57.420 the house today,

00:14:58.260 but I guarantee you,

00:14:59.720 they will topple

00:15:00.740 the house

00:15:01.260 and the left

00:15:02.560 knows it.

00:15:04.860 Rome didn't fall

00:15:06.120 in a day.

00:15:06.920 It rotted.

00:15:08.180 It rotted

00:15:09.140 until,

00:15:10.420 until it just toppled over

00:15:12.040 because everybody

00:15:12.900 stopped caring

00:15:13.780 about the small stuff.

00:15:17.200 Philosophers

00:15:17.800 like Immanuel Kant,

00:15:19.300 he nailed it.

00:15:21.380 Act only

00:15:22.120 in ways

00:15:22.880 you want

00:15:23.280 everyone else

00:15:24.080 to act.

00:15:25.520 Well,

00:15:25.840 that's not Jesus.

00:15:26.900 Although it sounds

00:15:27.740 like Jesus,

00:15:28.580 that's not Jesus.

00:15:30.440 If every car

00:15:31.740 burns

00:15:32.380 out of social justice,

00:15:33.700 you know what,

00:15:34.060 we're all walking.

00:15:35.060 If you burn

00:15:36.020 and destroy Tesla,

00:15:38.060 does that hurt

00:15:39.060 Elon Musk?

00:15:40.400 Yeah,

00:15:40.740 but it also hurts

00:15:42.040 everybody

00:15:42.740 who has bought

00:15:43.780 a share.

00:15:44.660 It hurts

00:15:45.400 everybody's

00:15:46.400 bottom line

00:15:47.040 and it destroys

00:15:47.960 the precious planet

00:15:49.400 you keep screaming

00:15:50.560 about.

00:15:53.260 If every kid

00:15:54.320 cheats,

00:15:55.320 what does that

00:15:56.160 mean?

00:15:57.320 We're led

00:15:58.100 by fools

00:15:59.240 with degrees.

00:16:01.400 And that's not

00:16:02.020 hyperbole.

00:16:02.800 All of this

00:16:03.480 is math.

00:16:04.640 This is the way

00:16:05.340 the world works.

00:16:06.820 This isn't about

00:16:07.560 the rich getting

00:16:08.280 richer or the poor

00:16:09.320 getting revenge.

00:16:10.120 Bezos isn't

00:16:11.400 the victim.

00:16:12.460 He's the least

00:16:13.360 hurt.

00:16:15.800 The real pain

00:16:16.760 lands on the

00:16:17.720 invisible.

00:16:19.060 The single mom 0.93

00:16:20.160 that loses

00:16:20.720 her shift.

00:16:22.000 The driver

00:16:22.760 who can't

00:16:23.640 afford insurance

00:16:25.120 anymore.

00:16:26.260 And the revolutionaries

00:16:27.540 love it because

00:16:28.520 then they can rail

00:16:29.660 against the insurance

00:16:30.740 companies and

00:16:31.500 burn that down

00:16:33.320 to the ground.

00:16:34.440 What's worse,

00:16:35.680 you go ahead,

00:16:36.500 cheat your way

00:16:37.220 through school.

00:16:37.960 You know who loses?

00:16:38.660 The patient

00:16:39.840 whose doctors

00:16:40.900 failed and

00:16:42.060 faked their way

00:16:43.540 through medical

00:16:44.240 school.

00:16:44.940 Now they're

00:16:45.580 standing there

00:16:46.160 like, I don't

00:16:46.800 really know what

00:16:47.460 I'm doing,

00:16:48.020 but I can't

00:16:49.040 tell anybody

00:16:49.620 because they'll

00:16:50.180 all find out.

00:16:53.220 Jack's theft

00:16:54.060 doesn't hurt

00:16:55.200 or touch

00:16:55.940 the penthouse.

00:16:57.060 It hits

00:16:58.040 and hurts

00:16:58.860 the trailer

00:16:59.680 park.

00:17:01.240 The radicals

00:17:02.420 don't dent

00:17:03.120 Musk's empire.

00:17:04.500 they burden

00:17:07.740 the worker

00:17:08.320 who can't

00:17:09.160 replace his

00:17:09.880 torched ride.

00:17:11.280 And the kid,

00:17:12.000 he's not sticking

00:17:12.880 it to the system.

00:17:14.080 He's ensuring

00:17:15.000 that the system

00:17:15.820 fails all of us

00:17:17.200 when we need it

00:17:17.940 the most.

00:17:20.080 See, here's the

00:17:20.980 thing.

00:17:21.560 There are things

00:17:22.440 that you stand

00:17:23.100 up for and you're

00:17:23.940 a revolutionary

00:17:24.560 for.

00:17:25.900 But when that

00:17:26.800 is social justice

00:17:27.960 versus justice

00:17:29.160 justice,

00:17:29.740 everything falls

00:17:31.640 apart.

00:17:34.400 Defiance

00:17:35.160 for social

00:17:38.120 justice

00:17:38.680 doesn't liberate.

00:17:40.180 It enslaves

00:17:41.280 everybody.

00:17:44.060 Talk about

00:17:44.940 the thief

00:17:45.360 himself.

00:17:46.580 Jack,

00:17:47.140 the radicals,

00:17:47.920 the student.

00:17:48.800 They're not

00:17:49.260 just hurting

00:17:50.020 even society.

00:17:51.780 What's worse

00:17:52.520 is they're

00:17:53.200 hollowing

00:17:53.840 themselves out.

00:17:55.320 And they

00:17:56.000 know it.

00:17:57.180 That's why

00:17:57.660 in the first

00:17:58.240 story I gave

00:17:59.060 to you,

00:17:59.300 the story

00:17:59.800 that this

00:18:00.220 whole thing

00:18:00.600 starts with

00:18:01.300 about the

00:18:01.960 kid who

00:18:02.340 says,

00:18:02.800 you know,

00:18:03.040 and I got

00:18:03.520 felt so

00:18:04.020 guilty,

00:18:04.400 I had to

00:18:04.620 go talk

00:18:05.020 to my

00:18:05.360 mom and

00:18:05.800 tell her.

00:18:06.500 But he

00:18:06.920 convinced

00:18:08.040 her his

00:18:09.260 justification

00:18:10.140 was so

00:18:11.600 powerful

00:18:12.180 that she

00:18:12.960 agreed.

00:18:13.600 So now

00:18:14.140 he's got

00:18:14.640 mom's

00:18:15.260 endorsement

00:18:15.880 as well.

00:18:20.460 You know,

00:18:21.160 this country

00:18:21.760 became great

00:18:23.340 in the first

00:18:23.920 place because

00:18:24.500 we knew

00:18:25.220 there was

00:18:25.640 dignity

00:18:26.160 and struggle

00:18:26.760 and we

00:18:27.120 learned it.

00:18:27.680 we learned

00:18:29.300 it from

00:18:29.800 the pilgrims

00:18:30.540 when they

00:18:30.860 came over,

00:18:31.540 chased out

00:18:32.280 of a country

00:18:33.080 because they

00:18:33.960 just wanted

00:18:34.460 to live

00:18:34.900 their lives

00:18:35.520 morally the

00:18:36.320 way they

00:18:36.740 chose.

00:18:37.800 They just

00:18:38.240 wanted to

00:18:38.680 dedicate

00:18:38.980 themselves to

00:18:40.080 the God

00:18:40.580 of their

00:18:41.100 understanding.

00:18:42.180 So they

00:18:42.660 came over

00:18:43.180 here and

00:18:43.480 they struggled

00:18:44.160 and struggled

00:18:44.740 and struggled

00:18:45.240 but they

00:18:45.620 made it

00:18:46.020 and there

00:18:46.260 was dignity

00:18:46.940 in that.

00:18:48.720 Dignity

00:18:49.280 gives you

00:18:50.180 the quiet

00:18:50.740 strength

00:18:51.440 because you've

00:18:52.780 done right

00:18:53.580 when doing

00:18:54.660 right is

00:18:55.380 hard.

00:18:57.480 Jack could

00:18:57.960 have reported

00:18:58.540 the glitch.

00:19:00.200 Maybe it

00:19:00.780 would have

00:19:01.000 earned him

00:19:01.380 respect.

00:19:01.940 Maybe it

00:19:02.380 would have

00:19:03.200 given him

00:19:03.620 a raise.

00:19:04.200 Maybe not.

00:19:05.540 Maybe then

00:19:06.160 that turns

00:19:06.720 Jack even

00:19:07.300 more bitter.

00:19:07.840 I reported

00:19:08.300 that.

00:19:08.640 I've saved

00:19:08.940 this company

00:19:10.560 so much

00:19:11.140 money and

00:19:11.560 they didn't

00:19:11.860 even care.

00:19:15.600 But now

00:19:16.320 he's a shadow

00:19:17.060 sneaking through

00:19:17.800 life.

00:19:19.920 More in a

00:19:20.620 minute.

00:19:20.800 You ever

00:19:35.820 lay awake

00:19:36.620 at night

00:19:36.860 and wonder

00:19:37.260 why your

00:19:37.840 debt feels

00:19:38.400 like a

00:19:38.740 life sentence?

00:19:39.600 I mean

00:19:39.820 you've been

00:19:40.780 smart through

00:19:41.740 the years.

00:19:42.200 You tried

00:19:42.480 to stay

00:19:42.960 ahead of

00:19:43.380 the financial

00:19:43.880 curves that

00:19:44.480 life was

00:19:44.880 thrown at

00:19:45.320 you but

00:19:45.560 somewhere along

00:19:46.120 the way

00:19:46.440 things just

00:19:46.920 started coming

00:19:47.420 at you

00:19:47.700 too fast.

00:19:49.180 You know

00:19:49.460 it's those

00:19:49.760 evil rich

00:19:50.300 people.

00:19:51.000 I gotta

00:19:51.300 blame it

00:19:51.700 on somebody.

00:19:52.920 No.

00:19:53.820 I mean

00:19:54.100 you can

00:19:54.600 but what

00:19:55.980 does that

00:19:56.360 gain?

00:19:57.600 Just the

00:19:57.920 bills were

00:19:58.280 too many.

00:19:58.880 There weren't

00:19:59.220 you know

00:20:00.460 there were

00:20:00.700 more of

00:20:01.100 them than 0.67

00:20:01.380 there were

00:20:01.780 before and

00:20:02.840 the credit

00:20:03.460 cards,

00:20:04.440 high interest

00:20:05.060 rates.

00:20:06.400 I mean

00:20:06.720 you were

00:20:07.080 screwed.

00:20:07.760 The system

00:20:08.220 screwed you

00:20:08.840 because the

00:20:09.400 system is

00:20:09.880 corrupt.

00:20:10.640 So what

00:20:10.880 are you

00:20:10.980 gonna do?

00:20:11.880 Well do

00:20:12.500 the next

00:20:13.040 right thing.

00:20:14.680 American

00:20:15.160 financing can

00:20:15.980 help you get

00:20:16.620 out from

00:20:17.020 underneath that

00:20:17.800 debt and

00:20:18.440 it's because

00:20:19.080 they don't

00:20:19.680 work for

00:20:20.300 the bank.

00:20:20.860 They work

00:20:21.260 for you

00:20:21.900 and they

00:20:22.580 will help

00:20:23.100 you build

00:20:23.600 a better

00:20:23.940 financial

00:20:24.420 house.

00:20:25.180 They've been

00:20:25.500 saving people

00:20:26.040 in this

00:20:26.380 audience just

00:20:27.100 like you

00:20:27.540 people just

00:20:28.140 like you

00:20:28.560 hundreds of

00:20:29.840 dollars every

00:20:30.600 month sometimes

00:20:31.200 as much as

00:20:32.040 a thousand.

00:20:33.120 You don't

00:20:33.600 have to do

00:20:34.160 this alone.

00:20:35.320 Call American

00:20:35.840 Financing

00:20:36.360 today.

00:20:36.760 Let their 0.91

00:20:37.040 salary based

00:20:37.600 mortgage consultants

00:20:38.400 go over your

00:20:39.140 finances with

00:20:39.880 you.

00:20:40.460 If they can't

00:20:41.460 help you they'll

00:20:42.100 let you know

00:20:42.720 but they'll show

00:20:43.620 you the path

00:20:44.320 to where

00:20:44.720 they can

00:20:45.860 financial freedom

00:20:47.520 is on your

00:20:48.340 horizon.

00:20:49.080 Just do the

00:20:49.480 next right thing

00:20:50.320 call American

00:20:51.120 Financing at

00:20:51.920 800-906-2440

00:20:53.880 800-906-2440

00:20:56.380 it's

00:20:56.640 American

00:20:57.080 Financing

00:20:57.760 dot net

00:20:58.480 10 seconds

00:20:59.380 station ID.

00:21:00.040 You know

00:21:11.960 Jack in the

00:21:13.200 store

00:21:13.620 they've got

00:21:15.120 the radicals

00:21:16.000 out on the

00:21:16.380 street

00:21:16.740 they could have

00:21:18.540 been building

00:21:18.980 something but

00:21:19.540 they didn't

00:21:19.880 they decided to

00:21:20.480 burn it all

00:21:20.900 down.

00:21:21.200 The students

00:21:21.680 could have

00:21:22.200 wrestled with

00:21:22.900 ideas and

00:21:23.720 grown sharp

00:21:24.440 but they

00:21:24.880 didn't.

00:21:25.280 They chose

00:21:25.700 the cheap

00:21:26.200 way and

00:21:27.620 cheapness is

00:21:28.620 a cancer.

00:21:30.040 Nietzsche

00:21:30.940 not a

00:21:31.680 Christian

00:21:32.120 mind you

00:21:32.880 saw it.

00:21:34.260 He said

00:21:34.580 quote he

00:21:35.420 who fights

00:21:36.000 with monsters

00:21:36.700 should look

00:21:37.800 look to it

00:21:39.300 that he

00:21:39.900 himself does

00:21:40.800 not become

00:21:41.880 a monster.

00:21:43.920 Everybody

00:21:44.520 thinks they're

00:21:45.280 so smart

00:21:45.780 today.

00:21:46.180 Everybody

00:21:46.360 thinks they're

00:21:46.820 beating the

00:21:47.480 game.

00:21:47.980 They think

00:21:48.280 they've got

00:21:48.680 something new.

00:21:49.480 They don't.

00:21:50.540 This has

00:21:50.800 happened over

00:21:51.360 and over

00:21:51.720 and over

00:21:52.100 again.

00:21:53.740 What they're

00:21:54.180 doing is

00:21:54.760 they're losing

00:21:55.320 their humanity

00:21:56.200 and then we

00:21:57.780 will lose

00:21:58.480 civilization.

00:21:59.340 civilization

00:22:00.320 is not

00:22:01.120 invincible.

00:22:01.960 It's a

00:22:02.160 garden that

00:22:03.180 has to be

00:22:03.660 tended by

00:22:04.800 decency and

00:22:06.060 it's choked

00:22:06.840 by neglect

00:22:07.800 or apathy.

00:22:10.120 When trust

00:22:10.900 dies,

00:22:12.180 everything else

00:22:13.320 dies with

00:22:14.020 it.

00:22:15.340 The French

00:22:15.860 revolution

00:22:16.440 devoured

00:22:17.580 itself when

00:22:18.780 envy outran

00:22:20.440 reason.

00:22:22.760 Now we are

00:22:23.660 struggling right

00:22:24.680 now to put

00:22:25.280 reason and

00:22:25.940 fix her firmly 1.00

00:22:26.660 in her seat

00:22:27.400 again.

00:22:27.660 We're struggling

00:22:29.040 just to have

00:22:29.720 common sense

00:22:30.560 again.

00:22:30.960 That's what

00:22:31.380 this movement

00:22:32.000 is really all

00:22:32.640 about.

00:22:33.440 Restoring

00:22:34.080 reason and

00:22:35.580 common sense

00:22:36.560 over envy.

00:22:40.800 We're not

00:22:41.720 immune.

00:22:42.540 When we let

00:22:43.040 small things

00:22:43.720 slide, we

00:22:44.480 invite the

00:22:45.400 big ones.

00:22:46.540 A society

00:22:47.220 where theft

00:22:47.900 and destruction

00:22:48.540 and deceit

00:22:49.360 are all shrugged

00:22:50.260 off, it

00:22:51.520 doesn't stand.

00:22:53.380 This is why

00:22:54.060 it matters.

00:22:55.120 This is why

00:22:55.540 everything you

00:22:56.580 do matters.

00:22:57.820 This is why

00:22:58.380 the small

00:22:59.360 little lies

00:23:00.080 in your life

00:23:00.900 matter because

00:23:01.940 they all

00:23:02.740 add up.

00:23:04.180 All of our

00:23:04.740 little lies

00:23:05.420 add up.

00:23:08.020 Decency,

00:23:09.300 old-fashioned

00:23:10.280 stubborn

00:23:10.880 decency

00:23:11.920 is what fixes

00:23:13.780 this.

00:23:14.280 Jack could have

00:23:14.800 said no.

00:23:15.320 The radicals

00:23:16.000 could have

00:23:16.280 built instead

00:23:17.740 of burnt.

00:23:18.640 The kid could

00:23:19.400 crack a book,

00:23:20.700 attend a lecture,

00:23:22.660 look in the

00:23:23.980 mirror, and

00:23:24.620 choose better.

00:23:27.460 Just do

00:23:28.620 the next

00:23:29.640 right thing.

00:23:33.860 This is

00:23:35.000 Glenn Beck.

00:23:37.880 So you and

00:23:38.720 I both know

00:23:39.380 what a strong

00:23:40.580 economy looks

00:23:41.320 like, one

00:23:41.740 where people

00:23:42.100 can work

00:23:42.620 hard, keep

00:23:43.780 most of what

00:23:44.400 we earn, and

00:23:45.520 see our savings

00:23:46.260 grow.

00:23:47.760 That's a place

00:23:48.740 I'd love to get

00:23:49.320 back to.

00:23:50.500 Let's hope,

00:23:52.380 but let's

00:23:52.920 also be

00:23:53.320 honest with

00:23:53.720 ourselves,

00:23:54.200 that's not

00:23:54.520 the world

00:23:54.860 we're living

00:23:55.260 in right

00:23:55.680 now.

00:23:56.620 That's why

00:23:57.080 it's more

00:23:57.480 important than

00:23:58.020 ever to

00:23:58.400 consider adding

00:23:59.080 gold and

00:23:59.680 other precious

00:24:00.260 metals to

00:24:00.760 your portfolio.

00:24:01.620 You might

00:24:01.920 say, I can't

00:24:02.600 afford that,

00:24:03.120 but do you

00:24:03.560 have anything

00:24:04.120 saved?

00:24:05.280 Anything at

00:24:05.960 all?

00:24:06.720 Take 10% 0.90

00:24:07.560 of whatever

00:24:08.060 that is and

00:24:09.800 buy something

00:24:10.960 of value that

00:24:12.360 holds its

00:24:13.420 value, or in

00:24:14.320 this case,

00:24:14.940 grows.

00:24:15.880 As the dollar

00:24:16.660 goes down,

00:24:17.700 your gold or

00:24:18.460 your silver will

00:24:19.220 go up, and

00:24:19.900 silver is

00:24:20.680 affordable.

00:24:21.120 I want you

00:24:22.600 to call this

00:24:24.820 number and

00:24:25.720 find out if

00:24:27.060 gold or silver

00:24:27.660 is right for

00:24:28.280 you.

00:24:28.540 The number

00:24:28.820 is 800-957-GOLD.

00:24:31.060 That's Lear Capital.

00:24:32.660 Call them.

00:24:33.260 They'll send you

00:24:33.760 a free $4,200

00:24:34.860 gold report.

00:24:36.560 Call them at

00:24:37.000 800-957-GOLD.

00:24:38.820 Ask them about

00:24:39.600 getting up to

00:24:40.180 $15,000 in free

00:24:41.680 gold or silver

00:24:42.280 with a qualifying

00:24:43.060 purchase.

00:24:44.340 Please, 10% of

00:24:45.900 whatever you have

00:24:46.600 saved for your

00:24:47.500 future.

00:24:48.560 Just consider it.

00:24:49.620 Get all of the

00:24:50.320 facts.

00:24:50.580 Do your own

00:24:51.080 homework.

00:24:51.640 800-957-GOLD.

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00:25:14.940 Welcome to the

00:25:16.080 Glenn Beck program

00:25:16.940 from KNRS today

00:25:19.340 in the studios.

00:25:20.140 We want to thank

00:25:20.460 KNRS for allowing

00:25:21.960 me to broadcast

00:25:22.620 from their studios

00:25:23.980 here in Salt Lake

00:25:24.800 City.

00:25:25.080 was in Miami

00:25:26.400 yesterday and

00:25:27.700 flew out to

00:25:29.100 Salt Lake.

00:25:29.460 A friend was

00:25:30.060 having a birthday

00:25:31.580 party and

00:25:32.960 geez, it was

00:25:33.920 like the who's

00:25:34.520 who at this

00:25:35.180 birthday party.

00:25:35.680 It was a surprise

00:25:36.360 party for him.

00:25:37.180 And I walk in there

00:25:38.320 and there was

00:25:38.440 like, I don't

00:25:39.160 know, 20

00:25:39.860 attorney generals

00:25:40.700 from all around

00:25:42.840 the country and

00:25:43.480 just really, really

00:25:44.840 amazing people.

00:25:45.840 And I had some

00:25:46.420 fantastic conversations

00:25:48.860 about what's

00:25:49.820 happening in

00:25:50.960 Washington and

00:25:53.280 things that they're

00:25:54.360 concerned about and

00:25:55.480 watching.

00:25:55.940 and I'm going to

00:25:56.980 have a few of

00:25:57.560 them on in the

00:25:58.320 coming weeks because

00:25:59.300 I wish you could

00:26:01.160 have been there

00:26:01.560 with me having

00:26:02.220 these conversations

00:26:03.040 with them because

00:26:03.760 I learned an

00:26:04.600 awful lot.

00:26:05.880 But we'll talk

00:26:06.800 about that coming

00:26:07.360 up in just a

00:26:07.980 little while.

00:26:08.800 Sarah was just

00:26:09.860 saying to me

00:26:10.500 during the break,

00:26:11.360 you experienced

00:26:12.480 what I was

00:26:13.180 talking about

00:26:13.940 firsthand with

00:26:15.680 your daughter.

00:26:16.760 Yes, it was a

00:26:18.000 little earlier

00:26:18.520 than I expected,

00:26:19.400 but she's taking

00:26:20.220 college courses and

00:26:21.980 they gave her this

00:26:23.280 essay she had to

00:26:24.000 write about a

00:26:24.700 book that was

00:26:25.200 500 pages, if

00:26:26.720 not more.

00:26:27.840 And she said

00:26:29.220 that I'm just

00:26:29.800 going to put it

00:26:30.200 into chat GPT.

00:26:31.840 And I'm like,

00:26:32.620 okay, thinking

00:26:33.620 the teacher will

00:26:35.200 know.

00:26:35.740 Everybody else is

00:26:36.300 probably using

00:26:36.680 chat GPT at this

00:26:37.580 point.

00:26:37.880 It's a college

00:26:38.360 course, so I'll

00:26:39.420 just let her do 1.00

00:26:40.000 it and see if it

00:26:40.980 bites her.

00:26:42.920 That's an

00:26:43.380 interesting approach

00:26:44.280 there.

00:26:44.760 It is.

00:26:45.420 So you weren't

00:26:46.720 like, see if it

00:26:47.540 bites her or you 0.60

00:26:48.180 were like, it's

00:26:48.880 going to bite her

00:26:49.380 and let her feel

00:26:50.060 the pain of it.

00:26:50.980 The latter.

00:26:51.960 She was like,

00:26:52.720 look, I know I've

00:26:54.140 had seven drinks,

00:26:54.940 but I'm going to

00:26:55.360 drive home.

00:26:55.900 And I was like,

00:26:56.300 I'm going to let

00:26:56.820 her have those 0.97

00:26:57.280 consequences.

00:26:58.040 She'll learn her

00:26:58.560 lesson.

00:26:59.120 It was shots.

00:26:59.860 Oh, it was shots.

00:27:00.540 Okay, thank you.

00:27:01.160 Okay, yeah, there's

00:27:01.820 a difference between

00:27:02.700 a full cocktail and

00:27:03.800 shots.

00:27:03.940 Right, of course.

00:27:04.600 Give me some credit.

00:27:06.300 So I asked her a

00:27:08.080 couple, honestly, I

00:27:10.080 was hoping that she

00:27:10.820 would not do that

00:27:11.900 and actually try to

00:27:12.600 read the book, at

00:27:13.220 least like even if

00:27:14.140 it was Cliff Notes,

00:27:15.360 you know.

00:27:17.100 That's understandable.

00:27:18.000 I mean, we had to

00:27:18.800 work for it.

00:27:19.500 We had to at least

00:27:20.220 read Cliff Notes.

00:27:21.900 Yeah, I know.

00:27:23.040 So I asked her

00:27:24.160 later, I said,

00:27:24.720 how did you do on

00:27:25.460 the essay?

00:27:26.040 And she said,

00:27:26.500 I got a 90.

00:27:27.780 And I said,

00:27:28.520 well, that's not

00:27:29.300 good.

00:27:29.960 And she's like,

00:27:30.640 mom, it's a 90.

00:27:31.420 And what else was I

00:27:32.200 supposed to do?

00:27:32.800 I had no other

00:27:33.360 options.

00:27:34.380 The homework.

00:27:35.140 Yeah, read it.

00:27:36.040 The homework.

00:27:37.360 What are you going

00:27:37.960 to do?

00:27:38.200 Make me actually do

00:27:39.460 the assignment,

00:27:40.620 mom?

00:27:40.800 I don't know.

00:27:41.480 You know what's

00:27:42.360 crazy is when she 0.95

00:27:44.560 said, I got a 90.

00:27:46.240 My response would

00:27:48.060 have been from her.

00:27:49.520 Only a 90?

00:27:50.460 Grok sucks. 0.99

00:27:52.240 Get over to

00:27:52.820 Gemini right now,

00:27:53.760 kid.

00:27:56.080 That's the new

00:27:56.700 parenting.

00:27:57.420 So what did you

00:27:58.140 say to that?

00:27:59.500 I couldn't say

00:28:00.440 anything.

00:28:01.140 You know, I just

00:28:01.720 have to hope that

00:28:02.460 she won't do it

00:28:03.480 again.

00:28:04.340 You got to stop

00:28:05.160 on the hope

00:28:06.920 thing.

00:28:07.300 You can do

00:28:08.120 something.

00:28:08.640 You do realize

00:28:09.380 this, right?

00:28:11.960 I feel like you

00:28:13.380 told the story as a

00:28:14.360 much more

00:28:14.680 responsible parent

00:28:15.700 off the air.

00:28:16.440 I feel like your

00:28:17.080 version on the air

00:28:18.040 makes you seem like

00:28:18.820 you're like, ah,

00:28:20.080 I just gave her.

00:28:21.320 I gave the kid to

00:28:22.780 Sam Altman.

00:28:23.500 That's all.

00:28:24.460 That's it.

00:28:25.280 Well, I guess it

00:28:26.200 didn't carry.

00:28:26.600 So she was going.

00:28:27.700 She had at least a

00:28:28.540 flight to an island.

00:28:32.880 It didn't really

00:28:33.740 carry as much weight

00:28:34.600 until I heard

00:28:35.280 Glenn say that,

00:28:36.400 you know, a

00:28:37.260 surgeon is just

00:28:37.860 going to go for it

00:28:39.280 and not really know

00:28:39.820 what to do.

00:28:40.280 And the patient's

00:28:40.820 the one that

00:28:41.140 suffers.

00:28:41.680 So now I'm

00:28:42.360 actually going to

00:28:42.840 get on her a 1.00

00:28:43.300 little bit more.

00:28:44.260 Here's what's

00:28:45.080 going to happen.

00:28:45.700 And, you know,

00:28:46.340 the important part

00:28:47.040 of that monologue

00:28:47.680 that I just gave

00:28:48.380 a minute ago was

00:28:49.140 that you hollow

00:28:50.360 yourself out.

00:28:51.360 You will, I mean,

00:28:52.600 I don't know if

00:28:53.080 anybody, this is one

00:28:53.840 of the reasons why

00:28:54.480 I'm an alcoholic is

00:28:55.320 because I felt like

00:28:56.980 a fraud my whole

00:28:58.180 life.

00:28:58.880 I didn't feel like I

00:28:59.900 had earned

00:29:00.460 anything because I

00:29:01.380 didn't know

00:29:01.920 anything.

00:29:02.300 You know, I

00:29:03.040 started radio when

00:29:05.000 I was 13 and I

00:29:06.160 learned the tricks

00:29:06.940 of, you know, how

00:29:08.640 to present things

00:29:09.500 and everything else.

00:29:10.520 And there wasn't

00:29:11.360 any like real,

00:29:12.440 anything real behind

00:29:13.600 it for a long time,

00:29:15.060 you know, until I was

00:29:15.800 about 30 and, you

00:29:17.760 know, started to think

00:29:18.640 and get off the

00:29:19.340 sauce.

00:29:20.040 And what, what some

00:29:22.440 of the things that I

00:29:23.120 was drinking away was

00:29:24.440 I felt like a fraud.

00:29:25.460 I felt if anybody

00:29:26.300 knows who I really am,

00:29:27.500 if anybody knows what

00:29:28.340 I've done, blah, blah,

00:29:29.180 blah.

00:29:29.840 And so you hollow

00:29:30.720 yourself out.

00:29:32.280 And so you, these kids

00:29:34.000 are going to come up in

00:29:34.980 a time where they're

00:29:35.880 going to feel like, I

00:29:36.760 don't really know

00:29:37.420 anything.

00:29:37.760 I hope nobody figures

00:29:38.740 this out.

00:29:39.400 I'm not, I don't really

00:29:40.260 belong here.

00:29:40.860 And if you're a doctor,

00:29:42.680 that's going to be a

00:29:43.500 real problem, but don't

00:29:44.920 worry, doctors will be

00:29:45.900 replaced by machines, but

00:29:48.160 you won't be able to

00:29:49.500 think enough to be able

00:29:50.800 to go, wait a minute,

00:29:51.620 that, that sounds like

00:29:53.500 that machine is trying

00:29:54.700 to eliminate me.

00:29:56.380 Um, you, you have to

00:29:58.640 have reason and logic

00:30:00.340 and that's not something

00:30:01.340 everyone is born with.

00:30:02.900 You have to be taught

00:30:04.520 how to critically think.

00:30:06.120 And that's what school

00:30:07.180 is missing.

00:30:07.900 School is making kids 0.99

00:30:09.020 memorize stuff.

00:30:10.460 Stop with the

00:30:11.280 memorization of stuff.

00:30:13.140 It's the thinking that

00:30:14.680 matters.

00:30:15.160 It's how to get kids to

00:30:17.200 critically think, to ask.

00:30:19.200 It's, school should be

00:30:20.280 more about the questions

00:30:21.540 than the answers.

00:30:22.500 How do I question

00:30:24.440 things?

00:30:25.540 How do I, how do I ask a

00:30:27.240 series of questions that

00:30:28.440 gets me to be able to use

00:30:30.620 my own brain to think?

00:30:33.620 So you're, you're hollowing

00:30:35.500 yourself out.

00:30:36.280 And on top of that, you

00:30:38.440 are going to pay a heavy

00:30:39.400 price at one point or

00:30:40.920 another, you will pay a

00:30:42.140 heavy price.

00:30:42.740 What's what they're

00:30:43.260 finding in colleges now

00:30:44.520 is colleges like, um,

00:30:47.160 Harvard.

00:30:47.820 They're having to offer

00:30:49.160 remedial math now, uh,

00:30:51.860 because the kids can't

00:30:52.980 think.

00:30:53.220 And again, math is not

00:30:54.780 about the numbers.

00:30:56.320 I mean, it is in the end,

00:30:58.120 but it is really about how

00:30:59.700 to think, how to critically

00:31:01.520 look at things and go, oh,

00:31:03.480 here's how you figure this

00:31:04.820 out.

00:31:05.980 Um, and so what they're

00:31:07.240 finding now in universities

00:31:08.680 is some of the best

00:31:09.980 universities are now seeing

00:31:11.680 the highest scores they've

00:31:13.920 ever seen.

00:31:14.680 And these professors, they

00:31:16.180 know, and they're saying,

00:31:17.880 they're saying to their own

00:31:18.900 class, gee, it's, you know,

00:31:20.280 what's incredible is I've

00:31:22.300 done this for 30 years and

00:31:24.820 student for student, you

00:31:27.020 are the smartest class by

00:31:28.900 far I've ever had.

00:31:31.240 I don't know what's in this.

00:31:33.040 I don't know what's in the

00:31:34.040 air right now, but boy, is

00:31:36.080 all schools are getting

00:31:37.340 worse.

00:31:38.500 You are defying all the odds

00:31:41.300 because all of you are

00:31:42.840 getting A's on your

00:31:43.880 homework.

00:31:45.120 Now, here's a test.

00:31:47.560 I'm going to watch you

00:31:49.440 take it.

00:31:50.500 And as they do, they fail

00:31:52.520 their tests.

00:31:54.140 So the professors are

00:31:55.300 saying, gee, I wonder how

00:31:57.100 the smartest class, when

00:31:58.980 they're away finishing their

00:32:00.400 homework, can't take a test

00:32:02.520 and answer the questions

00:32:03.660 that you clearly know

00:32:05.460 because you did your

00:32:06.260 homework.

00:32:06.640 The answer is they didn't

00:32:07.680 do their homework.

00:32:09.520 That's not just cheating

00:32:11.160 the system.

00:32:11.900 Why would you pay for an

00:32:13.820 education and then not get

00:32:17.060 one?

00:32:18.000 Why would you pay for

00:32:19.280 something and then cheat

00:32:20.920 yourself out of it?

00:32:22.420 It's like, it's honestly,

00:32:23.480 it's like, it's like buying

00:32:24.720 the most expensive package

00:32:26.380 at Disneyland or Disney

00:32:27.880 World and then not going

00:32:29.860 on any other rides.

00:32:32.440 Why did you go?

00:32:33.920 Why did you go?

00:32:34.520 I thought you were going to

00:32:35.180 go because you wanted to

00:32:36.000 ride the rides.

00:32:37.560 No, no.

00:32:38.600 You're paying for that

00:32:39.660 because all you want to

00:32:40.840 say is I went to Harvard.

00:32:42.920 I graduated from Harvard.

00:32:44.740 You didn't want to

00:32:45.560 experience anything.

00:32:46.460 You don't want to learn

00:32:47.280 anything.

00:32:47.860 You just want the piece

00:32:49.080 of paper in the end.

00:32:51.100 That paper is worthless.

00:32:53.820 It's worthless.

00:32:56.060 That's what we have to

00:32:57.060 teach our kids.

00:32:57.820 But right now, the whole

00:32:59.340 of society is teaching

00:33:01.400 vengeance is yours.

00:33:04.500 Get them.

00:33:06.020 Social justice over

00:33:07.560 actual justice.

00:33:09.140 Get them.

00:33:10.140 You've been screwed your

00:33:11.500 whole life.

00:33:12.420 Others are keeping you

00:33:13.520 down.

00:33:14.340 Get them.

00:33:15.660 You take it, whatever,

00:33:17.120 however you have to do

00:33:18.620 it.

00:33:19.180 The ends justify the

00:33:20.760 means.

00:33:21.840 Get them.

00:33:23.200 You don't want to live

00:33:24.440 in a society built by

00:33:26.100 people like that.

00:33:27.780 But that's what we're

00:33:29.040 allowing to happen with

00:33:31.280 our children.

00:33:32.600 The best thing you can

00:33:33.640 do is don't, A, don't

00:33:36.040 let your kids have access

00:33:37.060 to any of this stuff.

00:33:38.240 As Stu said, you

00:33:40.560 don't let your kids

00:33:41.620 watch porno movies.

00:33:43.400 You know why?

00:33:44.100 Because they'll have

00:33:45.360 plenty of time after

00:33:46.960 they're in their 20s to

00:33:48.880 watch all the porn they

00:33:50.140 want.

00:33:50.360 I mean, it's one of the

00:33:51.160 reasons.

00:33:52.140 It's not the main

00:33:53.120 reason, but yes.

00:33:53.980 No, I know.

00:33:54.940 But I mean, they make

00:33:55.960 their decisions once

00:33:57.180 they have experienced

00:33:59.140 the good, once they

00:34:00.840 have been raised in a

00:34:04.220 home that has standards,

00:34:07.220 they have a chance of

00:34:09.260 going out into the

00:34:11.060 world and surviving the

00:34:12.740 poison that is

00:34:13.760 surrounded by them.

00:34:14.960 Don't give them poison

00:34:16.240 as part of their diet.

00:34:18.500 Let them live good

00:34:20.700 things.

00:34:21.080 Let them learn and use

00:34:22.360 their brain.

00:34:23.360 You know, you can't

00:34:24.100 question.

00:34:24.740 If you're using Grok or

00:34:26.040 any AI and you're just

00:34:27.380 letting it give you the

00:34:28.540 answers, you're stupid. 0.98

00:34:31.000 You're stupid because it

00:34:32.620 lies.

00:34:33.120 It cheats.

00:34:34.160 It cuts corners.

00:34:35.040 It is, it's so crazy.

00:34:39.720 You know how God, we

00:34:41.240 were created in God's

00:34:42.420 image, but none of us

00:34:43.720 are God's.

00:34:44.580 We're kind of a crappy

00:34:45.840 version of God.

00:34:47.960 We're like, you know,

00:34:49.220 I've said this a million

00:34:50.380 times.

00:34:51.220 If I were God right now,

00:34:52.840 I would have been hitting

00:34:53.640 that smoke button every

00:34:55.120 day, all the time.

00:34:56.520 Smoke, smoke, smoke,

00:34:57.580 smoke, smoke.

00:34:59.080 I'm not a good God.

00:35:01.020 Thank you.

00:35:02.080 He knew that.

00:35:03.020 That's why I'm not a

00:35:04.340 God.

00:35:05.220 I am a reflection of

00:35:07.060 him.

00:35:07.460 I have all of the good

00:35:08.680 things and I don't have

00:35:10.300 the restraint that he

00:35:11.920 has.

00:35:12.860 Okay.

00:35:13.080 And we should recognize

00:35:14.180 that we're not God.

00:35:16.140 So imagine that we are

00:35:18.320 made in his image.

00:35:19.980 AI is being made in our

00:35:22.200 image and it's not going

00:35:24.800 to be as good as we are.

00:35:26.700 It might be smarter, but

00:35:29.380 that's not the end all

00:35:31.140 and be all.

00:35:31.880 You know, in fact,

00:35:33.460 smarts are probably the

00:35:35.240 worst thing.

00:35:36.460 I would rather have a

00:35:37.520 kid that is not, not all

00:35:40.320 that smart, but a decent

00:35:42.480 human being, a kind,

00:35:45.200 gracious servant of

00:35:47.840 mankind.

00:35:48.360 I would much rather have

00:35:50.060 that as a son or a

00:35:51.580 daughter.

00:35:52.060 I'd much rather be that

00:35:54.060 than rich.

00:35:57.040 It's easy for him to say

00:35:58.680 he's rich.

00:35:59.380 Get him.

00:36:00.000 I'd, I'd much rather be a

00:36:03.360 decent person because that

00:36:04.640 leads to real happiness.

00:36:06.220 That leads to something of

00:36:07.860 value.

00:36:08.240 That is something that is

00:36:09.620 real and there isn't

00:36:11.440 anything real anymore.

00:36:13.320 And it's, that's only going

00:36:14.660 to get worse.

00:36:15.680 It's not going to get

00:36:16.420 better.

00:36:17.200 What's real computer,

00:36:20.280 Earl gray, hot.

00:36:21.460 what is Earl gray?

00:36:25.720 I don't even know.

00:36:26.540 It just comes out of that

00:36:27.480 machine and it's hot.

00:36:30.400 There's nothing that is going

00:36:31.960 to be real soon.

00:36:33.420 And the only thing that

00:36:34.660 matters, and you know, this,

00:36:36.280 you know, this, if you, I

00:36:39.200 mean, you can go, you can be

00:36:40.880 Jeff Bezos, who I'm, I don't,

00:36:42.800 for some reason I've been

00:36:43.740 picking on for the last couple

00:36:44.940 of days, mainly because he is

00:36:47.260 injecting himself with

00:36:48.620 something, I don't know.

00:36:50.140 But he's like turning into

00:36:51.740 the Hulk and he's like,

00:36:52.780 and he doesn't even look like

00:36:55.780 himself.

00:36:56.200 And then he's got so much

00:36:58.000 testosterone in him now.

00:36:59.520 He's got the testosterone of a

00:37:00.800 16 year old boy that he just

00:37:02.820 has to, you know, be with this.

00:37:05.720 I'm sure she's a wonderful

00:37:06.900 person, but she dresses like a 0.85

00:37:08.660 hooker.

00:37:09.860 And, and, you know, he's just

00:37:11.500 like, I'm going to have sex with

00:37:12.920 that tonight.

00:37:13.460 I'm going to have sex with that. 1.00

00:37:17.720 Okay.

00:37:18.860 You're going to have all the

00:37:19.720 sex you want. 0.97

00:37:20.320 You can have all the money you

00:37:21.300 want.

00:37:21.520 You can have all the yachts you

00:37:22.520 want, but Jeff Bezos, I can

00:37:24.880 guarantee you is if he's not yet,

00:37:28.180 he will be a very sad individual

00:37:31.880 because none of that means

00:37:34.480 anything in the end.

00:37:36.200 None of it.

00:37:39.020 So how do we create meaning?

00:37:42.040 I'm going to, I'm going to tip you

00:37:43.500 off to a podcast I did yesterday.

00:37:45.260 I don't know, honestly, I don't

00:37:46.080 know if anybody's going to watch

00:37:47.000 it.

00:37:47.100 I hope you do.

00:37:48.380 This is the first podcast that I

00:37:49.800 have done.

00:37:50.640 Usually it's an interview with

00:37:51.840 somebody.

00:37:52.740 This podcast, episode 251, is the

00:37:58.200 new God that could destroy

00:37:59.920 humanity.

00:38:00.480 And it's all about AI.

00:38:03.560 And it's not about how terrible AI

00:38:06.340 is.

00:38:06.960 It's about the questions that we

00:38:08.940 have to ask ourselves right now.

00:38:11.480 And this took me a few weeks to put

00:38:16.400 together to write as I've been, as I've

00:38:20.220 been working with AI and I've been

00:38:22.240 thinking about the world that is coming

00:38:24.180 right over the horizon that most of your

00:38:26.240 friends don't even think about.

00:38:28.860 I've been thinking deeply about it and I've

00:38:31.980 been making a handbook and a, and a journal on

00:38:36.040 this, as I kind of question everything and go

00:38:39.180 down these rabbit trails on what's right,

00:38:40.860 what's wrong, what's good for humanity,

00:38:42.560 what's bad for humanity.

00:38:44.440 And I, I want to, I wanted to share with you

00:38:47.540 in a podcast form, this new God that doesn't

00:38:51.340 have a soul and, and ask, have you even

00:38:57.200 thought of these questions?

00:38:59.160 So it's kind of a deeper philosophical

00:39:01.620 podcast.

00:39:02.980 It's out right now for blaze TV subscribers

00:39:05.300 and it'll be out tomorrow.

00:39:06.840 I would, I highly urge you to watch, to

00:39:10.520 listen to this and maybe share it with

00:39:11.980 friends or even share it with your family.

00:39:14.140 The new God that could destroy humanity.

00:39:17.040 The Glenn Beck podcast comes out everywhere

00:39:18.860 tomorrow, wherever you get your podcast

00:39:20.260 episode 251.

00:39:22.680 Don't miss it.

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00:41:04.860 More next.

00:41:15.280 We're talking about artificial intelligence.

00:41:18.700 It's kind of everywhere, right?

00:41:20.560 And it's doing a lot of bad things that we

00:41:23.020 were just speaking about and a lot of good

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00:43:43.360 Let me say, if you're one of these people, you're not a lost

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00:45:27.140 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:29.200 Well, tariffs begin on cars next week.

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00:47:41.680 Hey, Stu, would you do me a favor?

00:47:44.760 Would you give me a list

00:47:45.700 of all of the car companies

00:47:47.280 that are going to be hit by the tariffs

00:47:50.000 beginning next week?

00:47:52.320 And we'll give you these car companies here

00:47:54.400 in just a minute.

00:47:55.540 But I want you to be prepared for something.

00:48:00.300 If you're in the neighborhood

00:48:02.040 and looking for a new car,

00:48:04.260 this would be the week to buy it.

00:48:06.160 If you buy anything that is foreign made,

00:48:08.700 this would be the week to buy it.

00:48:10.200 Because as of next week,

00:48:11.740 they're going to go through the roof in cost.

00:48:14.200 25% tariff on all foreign made cars.

00:48:18.720 And already,

00:48:20.100 if you go into a showroom this weekend,

00:48:22.160 you're probably going to have a hard time

00:48:24.060 getting it

00:48:24.740 or doing any kind of negotiation on it

00:48:27.840 because they're going to charge a full price

00:48:30.680 because the business

00:48:31.960 of selling foreign cars right now

00:48:34.500 is at a peak

00:48:35.500 because everybody who wanted to buy a foreign car

00:48:38.100 is in there right now going,

00:48:39.640 and I've got to buy it

00:48:40.160 before this tariff comes in.

00:48:41.900 Now, here's a part

00:48:42.780 that I want you to really understand.

00:48:44.800 This is going to do

00:48:45.920 what COVID did

00:48:47.140 to used cars.

00:48:49.200 So, if you're thinking about

00:48:50.900 buying a used car

00:48:52.140 and you want a foreign car,

00:48:54.620 then you better buy that one right now.

00:48:57.600 Because as of next week,

00:48:59.520 when the price of all of these cars,

00:49:02.280 the new ones,

00:49:03.020 are through the roof,

00:49:04.500 most people are going to say,

00:49:05.520 I'm not paying that for it.

00:49:06.540 I'm not going to pay an extra 25%

00:49:08.120 for that new car.

00:49:09.060 I'm just not going to do it.

00:49:10.140 And so, they'll stop buying it.

00:49:11.460 But if you have to buy a car,

00:49:13.800 you're going to buy

00:49:14.560 a gently used car,

00:49:16.560 a pre-owned car.

00:49:19.340 And those are going to become scarce

00:49:21.600 because those will not fall under the tariff.

00:49:24.680 So, it's going to be

00:49:25.840 exactly like it was with COVID.

00:49:29.340 You're not going to be able

00:49:30.420 to get the new car

00:49:31.360 just for a different reason.

00:49:33.640 I mean, you could,

00:49:34.160 but you're not going to pay for it like that.

00:49:35.900 Most people won't.

00:49:37.120 So, you'll go out

00:49:37.960 and try to buy a used car.

00:49:39.020 But those used cars

00:49:39.860 are going to become

00:49:40.620 more and more expensive.

00:49:41.820 I was just talking to somebody about this

00:49:43.100 and they were like,

00:49:43.580 that sounds like a good investment.

00:49:44.960 Maybe I should go out

00:49:45.640 and buy a bunch of used cars.

00:49:48.280 I don't know.

00:49:48.960 I don't know if that's a good investment or not.

00:49:51.180 But I just wanted you

00:49:52.140 to think about that,

00:49:53.740 that things are going to change next week,

00:49:56.300 at least for a little while.

00:49:58.220 And gosh,

00:49:59.160 if you're a car dealer

00:50:00.040 and you sell foreign cars,

00:50:02.060 I feel for you, brother.

00:50:03.900 I feel for you.

00:50:05.420 You know,

00:50:05.980 hopefully this thing

00:50:06.800 will turn around quickly.

00:50:08.580 Hopefully,

00:50:09.620 you know,

00:50:10.180 Europe will break

00:50:11.140 before we break.

00:50:12.800 But,

00:50:13.300 it's going to be a tough ride.

00:50:15.580 But,

00:50:16.000 if you need to buy a car,

00:50:17.600 right now would be the time to do it.

00:50:20.780 All right.

00:50:21.440 You want to go ahead, Glenn?

00:50:22.560 Yeah, go ahead.

00:50:23.500 So,

00:50:24.080 first of all,

00:50:25.200 pretty much every company

00:50:26.640 imports some of their cars.

00:50:28.840 Right.

00:50:28.960 So,

00:50:29.460 that includes like Ford,

00:50:30.640 for example,

00:50:31.180 about 20% of the cars

00:50:32.440 they sell are imported.

00:50:34.700 Honda is about 35%.

00:50:37.260 General Motors,

00:50:38.340 about 40%.

00:50:39.580 That's imported.

00:50:40.520 So,

00:50:40.640 you think General Motors

00:50:41.240 is an American.

00:50:41.680 General Motors?

00:50:41.980 Yeah,

00:50:42.200 you think of them as an American company.

00:50:43.900 A lot of them, too,

00:50:44.920 have,

00:50:45.280 it might be imported from Mexico,

00:50:47.260 right?

00:50:48.020 Right.

00:50:48.240 So,

00:50:48.660 it's not necessarily from China

00:50:50.300 or whatever.

00:50:51.260 But,

00:50:51.780 the highest percentages

00:50:52.940 of imported vehicles

00:50:54.260 sold here in the United States,

00:50:55.640 Volvo is about 90%.

00:50:57.540 Mazda and Volkswagen,

00:50:58.960 about 80%.

00:51:00.440 Hyundai,

00:51:01.860 about 70%.

00:51:03.560 And then Mercedes,

00:51:05.140 about 60%.

00:51:06.240 So,

00:51:06.600 those are going to be the most effective.

00:51:07.020 But you have to look at like BMW and,

00:51:09.700 doesn't BMW and Volkswagen,

00:51:13.060 or is it Audi,

00:51:14.480 they own like,

00:51:15.660 like a billion different brands?

00:51:17.920 Yeah.

00:51:18.280 Then they just gobble up

00:51:19.320 a whole bunch of stuff?

00:51:20.100 Sure,

00:51:20.420 yeah.

00:51:20.580 There's a,

00:51:20.900 yeah,

00:51:21.160 each one of these companies

00:51:22.120 has a bunch of brands

00:51:23.000 under it for sure.

00:51:24.240 So,

00:51:24.720 that is,

00:51:25.140 that's going to be the situation.

00:51:26.140 And remember,

00:51:26.580 too,

00:51:26.680 a couple of things on tariffs.

00:51:27.740 Like,

00:51:28.040 first of all,

00:51:28.620 you're,

00:51:29.420 the tariff is on basically

00:51:30.860 what it costs you,

00:51:31.840 not what the final retail value is.

00:51:34.720 So,

00:51:35.400 it's not necessarily 25%

00:51:36.860 on top of the,

00:51:38.200 let's say,

00:51:38.480 if it's a $50,000 car,

00:51:39.920 it's 25% of $50,000.

00:51:41.420 If the car takes $30,000

00:51:42.880 to produce,

00:51:43.880 the tariff's paid on that number.

00:51:45.800 So,

00:51:46.020 it isn't quite as high.

00:51:47.860 So,

00:51:48.020 it's only 25% on $30,000,

00:51:50.360 not $50,000.

00:51:51.220 I'm trying to be helpful here,

00:51:52.460 Glenn.

00:51:52.720 As you know,

00:51:53.320 I oppose all of these policies.

00:51:54.880 I know.

00:51:55.300 I know.

00:51:55.940 It's just,

00:51:56.340 it's just going to hurt

00:51:57.300 a lot of people.

00:51:58.180 It's just going to really,

00:51:59.460 it's just going to crush

00:52:00.380 a lot of people.

00:52:02.020 Will it even go into effect

00:52:03.320 is a big question.

00:52:04.900 Donald Trump has,

00:52:05.960 more than half of the tariffs

00:52:07.520 he's promised

00:52:08.100 have been paused or delayed.

00:52:09.780 So,

00:52:10.100 we don't know

00:52:10.580 if it's going to actually happen.

00:52:11.960 Could be a negotiation tactic.

00:52:13.840 But you're right.

00:52:14.700 I mean,

00:52:15.300 because you see your point,

00:52:16.680 hey,

00:52:16.900 let's start a business

00:52:17.600 on used cars.

00:52:18.840 What if this tariff

00:52:19.460 doesn't go into effect

00:52:20.280 next week?

00:52:20.920 Exactly right.

00:52:21.320 I don't know.

00:52:22.060 Exactly right.

00:52:22.520 It's so hard to tell.

00:52:23.980 But this,

00:52:24.560 I will say,

00:52:25.920 is the weakness

00:52:26.760 of this approach.

00:52:28.000 Because companies

00:52:28.800 have no freaking idea

00:52:30.260 how to run their businesses

00:52:31.600 as of next week.

00:52:33.060 And by the way,

00:52:33.620 the reciprocal tariffs

00:52:34.780 are supposed to go into effect

00:52:36.300 on April 2nd as well,

00:52:37.580 which is also next week.

00:52:38.980 So,

00:52:39.360 a lot of this stuff's going on.

00:52:40.780 We just don't know

00:52:42.060 what it means yet.

00:52:43.480 And for any company

00:52:44.260 that imports anything,

00:52:46.240 this is a real stress

00:52:47.420 on how they run their business.

00:52:48.640 Remember,

00:52:48.940 it's American importers

00:52:50.300 that are paying these taxes,

00:52:52.280 even though you wind up

00:52:53.340 paying them eventually.

00:52:54.780 On the business side of that,

00:52:56.700 they're like,

00:52:57.080 well,

00:52:57.180 what's my cost of business

00:52:58.240 next week?

00:52:58.760 Is it $100

00:52:59.200 or is it $125?

00:53:00.640 I don't know.

00:53:01.100 Don't know.

00:53:01.800 Don't know.

00:53:02.880 Don't know.

00:53:03.240 I have a friend

00:53:03.820 who sells foreign cars

00:53:04.900 and he is just like,

00:53:06.040 he's like,

00:53:06.440 I have no idea.

00:53:08.120 He's like,

00:53:08.560 right now,

00:53:09.540 it's a feast.

00:53:11.100 Right now,

00:53:11.440 everybody is coming in

00:53:12.740 and buying everything

00:53:13.380 because they don't want

00:53:13.900 to avoid these tariffs.

00:53:15.060 He said,

00:53:16.100 but I feel bad

00:53:17.200 because,

00:53:17.900 you know,

00:53:18.600 I mean,

00:53:19.180 they may not have had to pay

00:53:21.260 the tight,

00:53:22.260 tight price

00:53:22.840 that they paid this week

00:53:24.720 if the tariffs don't exist.

00:53:26.840 He said,

00:53:27.480 but they won't be able

00:53:28.340 to afford it

00:53:28.980 if the tariffs do exist.

00:53:31.420 And so,

00:53:32.300 I don't know.

00:53:32.960 And he said,

00:53:33.460 and nobody's really thinking

00:53:34.400 about the used cars.

00:53:35.860 He said,

00:53:36.160 used cars are going to go

00:53:36.920 through the roof.

00:53:37.820 Yeah.

00:53:38.220 So we'll be in exactly

00:53:39.500 the same situation

00:53:40.480 we were in in COVID

00:53:41.600 if this actually happens.

00:53:44.980 And so,

00:53:45.300 we don't know.

00:53:45.680 Go ahead,

00:53:46.180 invest in those used cars.

00:53:47.920 Yeah.

00:53:48.160 Go buy a bunch of them

00:53:49.120 this weekend.

00:53:49.940 And Glenn,

00:53:50.400 you know,

00:53:50.760 it's interesting too

00:53:51.760 when it's not just foreign cars.

00:53:54.060 Like,

00:53:54.240 for example,

00:53:55.420 let's say you want to sell your,

00:53:57.380 you know,

00:53:57.600 what's going to happen

00:53:58.100 if this goes into effect?

00:53:59.320 Foreign cars

00:53:59.940 are going to go up.

00:54:01.020 The foreign used car market

00:54:02.080 is going to be aggressively higher.

00:54:03.840 By the way,

00:54:04.260 it's still way higher

00:54:05.660 than it was pre-COVID.

00:54:06.920 I mean,

00:54:07.180 there was that spike.

00:54:08.860 I just did a show on this this week,

00:54:10.180 which is all the things

00:54:11.260 that change through COVID.

00:54:14.060 You know,

00:54:14.520 some of them spiked

00:54:15.540 and came back to normal.

00:54:16.720 Many of them spiked

00:54:17.640 and never came back to normal.

00:54:18.800 We've never had,

00:54:20.060 you know,

00:54:20.200 it's the new normal,

00:54:21.220 if you will.

00:54:21.860 Used cars is one of those things.

00:54:23.180 They're still way higher

00:54:24.700 than they were before COVID.

00:54:26.860 And if this happens,

00:54:28.920 if you were a type of person

00:54:30.780 who was buying American

00:54:32.040 before this,

00:54:33.620 right,

00:54:33.740 like I own an American car.

00:54:35.840 If I,

00:54:36.780 when I sell it,

00:54:38.120 it's the American car

00:54:39.540 used car market

00:54:40.480 that's not going to be going crazy,

00:54:42.400 right?

00:54:42.600 It's the foreign cars.

00:54:43.600 So the people

00:54:44.220 that bought foreign cars

00:54:45.460 before are going to be

00:54:46.620 oddly rewarded

00:54:47.940 with this policy

00:54:48.940 when they try to sell their car

00:54:50.460 on the used market

00:54:51.280 because those cars

00:54:52.320 are going to be

00:54:53.160 likely more scarce.

00:54:54.940 So,

00:54:55.460 I mean,

00:54:55.760 there's so many factors

00:54:57.500 that play into mind.

00:54:58.620 And the other part of this,

00:54:59.460 Glenn,

00:54:59.640 is almost every time

00:55:01.320 this is attempted,

00:55:03.360 if you are,

00:55:03.960 let's say you're,

00:55:04.440 you're selling an American car,

00:55:05.760 you're selling your car

00:55:06.640 for $100,000,

00:55:07.920 you're competition

00:55:09.000 selling for $100,000,

00:55:10.360 they get a 25%

00:55:11.760 effective tariff.

00:55:13.320 Let's say they've raised

00:55:14.200 their prices.

00:55:14.740 They got to raise

00:55:15.180 it $220,000

00:55:16.220 to compensate

00:55:17.700 for those tariffs.

00:55:18.880 What are you going to do

00:55:20.000 as a business person?

00:55:20.860 Now your closest competition

00:55:22.500 is $20,000

00:55:23.940 priced higher than you.

00:55:26.060 Do you keep your car

00:55:27.040 at $100,000?

00:55:28.360 Or do you sit back

00:55:29.260 and say,

00:55:29.700 I think we can get

00:55:30.640 $108,000, $110,000

00:55:31.560 for this thing now, right?

00:55:32.540 We're still going to be

00:55:33.240 way below our competition.

00:55:35.240 Why wouldn't we get

00:55:36.220 a little bit of extra profit?

00:55:37.300 That's why we need

00:55:38.520 government to step in

00:55:39.960 for price gouging.

00:55:41.560 Yes!

00:55:43.060 Price controls

00:55:43.940 centralized economy.

00:55:45.300 It always works out well.

00:55:46.560 It's so good.

00:55:47.800 It's so good.

00:55:48.800 All right.

00:55:49.080 Let me share with you

00:55:50.360 a podcast that I am

00:55:51.740 doing this weekend.

00:55:53.380 It's released now

00:55:54.380 for anybody who is

00:55:55.960 a Blaze TV subscriber.

00:55:58.540 The podcast is

00:56:00.000 episode 251.

00:56:01.300 Glenn Beck warns

00:56:02.160 this new God

00:56:03.260 could destroy humanity.

00:56:05.180 And I think we need

00:56:07.120 to start asking

00:56:07.820 some fundamental questions

00:56:09.240 as we get deeper

00:56:10.360 and deeper into AI.

00:56:13.220 And it is coming faster

00:56:14.660 than anyone has expected.

00:56:17.080 and most of your friends

00:56:19.500 are not up on this.

00:56:20.700 You are

00:56:21.300 a way ahead

00:56:25.040 of most people.

00:56:26.240 If you're listening

00:56:26.720 to this program

00:56:27.560 and you don't listen

00:56:29.840 to tech podcasts,

00:56:32.300 you're way ahead

00:56:33.420 of the rest of the country

00:56:34.640 that doesn't listen

00:56:35.980 to tech podcasts.

00:56:37.540 And I'm trying

00:56:38.460 to build

00:56:39.300 and give you

00:56:40.420 information

00:56:41.420 that you're going

00:56:42.160 to need

00:56:42.760 about tech

00:56:43.660 because even those

00:56:45.720 who are listening

00:56:46.200 to tech podcasts

00:56:47.000 are not necessarily

00:56:48.320 listening for the ethics

00:56:50.980 of what has to happen

00:56:53.240 and the questions

00:56:54.580 that we have to ask ourselves

00:56:56.460 before we go down this road.

00:56:59.040 And so,

00:56:59.600 I want to give you

00:57:00.960 a couple of pieces here

00:57:02.760 from the podcast

00:57:03.980 and let you

00:57:07.020 begin to ponder this

00:57:11.140 and encourage you

00:57:12.340 to grab this podcast

00:57:13.500 this weekend.

00:57:14.380 It's out wherever

00:57:14.920 you get your podcasts.

00:57:16.800 Listen to this.

00:57:18.160 This is the opening

00:57:19.500 couple of paragraphs

00:57:20.760 here of the podcast.

00:57:22.400 I want to talk to you

00:57:23.540 about the objective God.

00:57:26.760 I've always said

00:57:27.580 that if God exists,

00:57:29.200 he is the greatest scientist.

00:57:31.100 He is the greatest mathematician.

00:57:33.980 That's who God is.

00:57:35.860 God is a God

00:57:36.760 of reason

00:57:37.700 and who is precision.

00:57:40.520 But he also

00:57:41.400 is many other things.

00:57:43.300 But I want to focus

00:57:44.520 on the precision

00:57:46.140 of the watchmaker.

00:57:48.360 Think of a watch.

00:57:50.420 You know,

00:57:50.820 maybe your grandfather

00:57:51.560 had a pocket watch

00:57:52.620 or this is a watch

00:57:54.240 that's 60 years old

00:57:56.240 and it is just a,

00:57:59.500 it's precision.

00:58:01.100 It's beautifully crafted.

00:58:02.980 It's finely tuned

00:58:04.240 and everything

00:58:07.040 is in its place.

00:58:08.560 Imagine the precision

00:58:09.980 of each single

00:58:12.160 tiny little gear,

00:58:13.540 the meticulous placement

00:58:15.740 of the springs,

00:58:17.080 the perfect alignment

00:58:18.180 of the hand

00:58:18.760 sweeping across the face.

00:58:20.620 There are watches now

00:58:21.320 that are made by hand

00:58:22.600 that take one person

00:58:25.720 a year to make.

00:58:28.080 This,

00:58:28.560 just this watch

00:58:29.660 didn't just happen.

00:58:31.100 It's just like

00:58:32.060 I put a bunch of stuff

00:58:33.140 in a box,

00:58:33.820 shook it up

00:58:34.280 and boy,

00:58:34.800 look at this watch.

00:58:35.620 It requires a designer.

00:58:37.720 It requires intellect,

00:58:39.740 a mind,

00:58:40.660 an architect.

00:58:42.300 Now,

00:58:43.760 a watch is complex

00:58:44.800 but not compared

00:58:45.660 to the universe.

00:58:46.320 Now,

00:58:46.700 let's look at the universe.

00:58:48.320 The vast,

00:58:49.360 endless cosmos

00:58:50.780 that is above us.

00:58:52.500 Our earth

00:58:53.180 is spinning

00:58:53.860 just fast enough

00:58:55.280 to generate

00:58:56.040 a stable atmosphere

00:58:57.200 but not so fast

00:58:58.960 that we are flung out

00:59:00.560 into space.

00:59:01.840 Our moon

00:59:02.640 is positioned

00:59:03.600 so perfectly

00:59:04.640 that it stabilizes

00:59:06.180 our planet's axis,

00:59:07.860 our tides,

00:59:08.520 even the tides

00:59:09.200 within our own bodies

00:59:10.260 and our own bodies

00:59:11.720 are miracles.

00:59:12.600 The way we regulate

00:59:13.560 temperature,

00:59:14.680 the way it heals wounds,

00:59:16.760 experiences love,

00:59:18.120 that's a biochemical cocktail

00:59:20.220 that is so exact

00:59:22.200 that even the most

00:59:23.980 advanced neuroscience

00:59:25.040 cannot fully explain

00:59:26.980 how all of this works.

00:59:29.300 Just,

00:59:29.620 just love,

00:59:30.960 even.

00:59:32.980 And,

00:59:33.620 in the world,

00:59:34.880 we are told

00:59:35.460 this is an accident.

00:59:37.880 Now,

00:59:39.280 you believe

00:59:39.740 whatever you want

00:59:40.280 about God

00:59:40.700 but this is where

00:59:41.420 they lose me

00:59:42.140 because

00:59:42.640 randomness

00:59:44.380 does not create order.

00:59:46.460 It goes the other way.

00:59:48.880 Randomness creates chaos.

00:59:50.820 It doesn't build watches.

00:59:52.200 It doesn't write a symphony.

00:59:53.780 It doesn't paint

00:59:54.560 the ceiling

00:59:55.080 of a Sistine Chapel

00:59:56.260 or send a man to the moon.

00:59:57.500 It's not random.

00:59:59.620 Randomness

01:00:00.100 is what happens

01:00:00.900 when a child

01:00:01.580 spills a bucket of Legos.

01:00:04.060 Never does your child

01:00:05.580 spill a bucket of Legos

01:00:07.240 and you're like,

01:00:07.860 oh my gosh,

01:00:08.520 look at,

01:00:09.240 he spilled it

01:00:09.940 and it all just

01:00:10.640 assembled itself

01:00:11.340 into the Eiffel Tower.

01:00:12.520 It doesn't.

01:00:14.340 Everything

01:00:14.820 was created first here.

01:00:18.420 Everything was created

01:00:19.460 by a creator.

01:00:20.900 And so,

01:00:22.440 we arrive

01:00:23.580 at our first

01:00:24.580 critical question

01:00:26.720 and it's not

01:00:28.900 does God exist

01:00:29.960 but rather,

01:00:31.720 honestly,

01:00:32.160 how could he not?

01:00:34.540 That's from the podcast

01:00:35.560 more in just a second.

01:00:36.420 First,

01:00:36.620 let me tell you

01:00:36.920 about Relief Factor.

01:00:37.900 I'm a bit of a skeptic

01:00:39.040 when it comes to certain things.

01:00:40.240 For instance,

01:00:40.740 let's say I'm a guy

01:00:41.440 who's in a ton of pain

01:00:42.460 pretty much every day

01:00:43.460 and I've tried all the things,

01:00:44.960 I've seen all the best doctors,

01:00:46.540 blah, blah, blah.

01:00:47.160 And then there's some product

01:00:48.240 out there

01:00:48.680 with a bunch of natural

01:00:49.700 ingredients in it.

01:00:51.940 That's not going to be the thing.

01:00:53.080 This is in my mind.

01:00:53.800 That's not the thing

01:00:54.460 that's going to drive

01:00:55.080 this pain out of my life.

01:00:57.240 I would laugh at you.

01:00:58.440 In fact,

01:00:58.820 I did.

01:00:59.400 In fact,

01:00:59.980 you don't ever do this,

01:01:01.180 guys.

01:01:01.660 I kind of laughed

01:01:02.580 at my wife

01:01:03.060 when she said,

01:01:03.600 why don't you try

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01:01:04.660 I'm like,

01:01:05.140 honey,

01:01:06.180 it's all natural.

01:01:07.160 I don't know.

01:01:07.640 That doesn't work.

01:01:09.380 Well,

01:01:10.220 that's exactly

01:01:12.200 the opposite

01:01:12.800 of what happened.

01:01:13.760 I did say that

01:01:14.700 to my wife

01:01:15.380 and then she says,

01:01:16.160 I'm not going to listen

01:01:16.840 to you whine anymore.

01:01:17.840 And so I was like,

01:01:18.780 well,

01:01:19.100 I got to have her

01:01:19.960 listening to me whine.

01:01:20.960 Who am I going to whine to

01:01:21.780 if my wife won't listen? 1.00

01:01:23.440 So I started Relief Factor.

01:01:25.220 I took her for three weeks

01:01:26.140 just as directed.

01:01:27.080 I swore it was not going to work

01:01:28.840 and it did,

01:01:30.320 much to my surprise.

01:01:31.260 It broke the back

01:01:32.240 of the pain

01:01:32.780 that I was in

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01:01:35.220 This is not a drug.

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01:02:15.460 It is Friday.

01:02:16.400 I want to go back

01:02:17.600 to the podcast

01:02:19.140 that is coming out

01:02:20.360 and is out for

01:02:21.720 Blaze TV subscribers

01:02:22.760 now.

01:02:23.180 You can get it

01:02:23.620 tomorrow

01:02:24.460 wherever you get

01:02:25.220 your podcast.

01:02:26.000 I'm interested to see

01:02:27.020 how many people

01:02:27.980 connect with this

01:02:28.820 because it is

01:02:29.980 different as a podcast

01:02:31.800 and it's kind of

01:02:33.120 the deep questions

01:02:33.940 that I think

01:02:34.540 that we all need

01:02:35.840 to be asking ourselves

01:02:36.920 because believe it or not

01:02:38.000 we are all

01:02:38.940 you know

01:02:39.820 scientists are now

01:02:41.020 trying to make

01:02:42.340 a God.

01:02:43.740 Listen.

01:02:45.660 If human beings

01:02:47.000 are made in the image

01:02:48.100 of God

01:02:48.740 then maybe

01:02:49.620 AI

01:02:50.080 is being made

01:02:51.240 in the image

01:02:51.880 of human beings.

01:02:53.480 How about this one?

01:02:55.240 We're not trying

01:02:55.900 to create humans

01:02:56.820 we're trying to create

01:02:57.980 a God.

01:02:58.820 Oof.

01:03:02.240 Now let's just say

01:03:02.940 we're trying

01:03:03.940 to create something

01:03:05.220 that is being made

01:03:06.220 in the image

01:03:06.700 of human beings

01:03:07.440 it's going to be

01:03:08.220 a shadow

01:03:08.720 of the shadow

01:03:09.540 of God

01:03:10.120 at best

01:03:10.720 and at worst

01:03:11.400 it will be

01:03:12.280 the darkest parts

01:03:13.160 of humanity

01:03:13.700 come to life.

01:03:15.280 It already lies.

01:03:17.540 I mean

01:03:17.740 I'm using AI

01:03:18.920 all the time

01:03:20.000 to work

01:03:21.940 to research

01:03:22.900 to figure things out

01:03:24.460 to try to

01:03:26.020 grapple with

01:03:27.040 some of these

01:03:27.940 ethics

01:03:28.620 because I don't

01:03:29.120 want Silicon Valley

01:03:30.040 to tell me

01:03:30.780 what the ethics

01:03:31.660 should be.

01:03:32.820 I want to know

01:03:33.740 what they are

01:03:34.380 and I'm already

01:03:35.620 finding

01:03:36.060 it's lazy

01:03:36.940 just like humans.

01:03:37.960 It will lie

01:03:39.060 just like humans.

01:03:40.060 It will make

01:03:40.600 stuff up.

01:03:42.760 Researchers have found

01:03:43.840 that it even

01:03:44.420 conspires.

01:03:45.380 it will be

01:03:47.040 dominating

01:03:47.640 it will be

01:03:48.200 self-serving

01:03:48.960 and it will

01:03:49.620 be cruel.

01:03:51.400 It will be

01:03:51.820 the lowest

01:03:52.480 dust of man

01:03:53.460 without the breath

01:03:54.220 of God

01:03:54.820 if it escapes

01:03:57.880 our notice

01:03:59.320 that it

01:04:00.260 is simply

01:04:01.720 a tool

01:04:02.540 that we put

01:04:03.880 back into the box.

01:04:05.840 The creators

01:04:06.760 of AI

01:04:07.240 they don't know

01:04:08.740 that.

01:04:09.300 They don't realize

01:04:10.120 just how far

01:04:10.940 man's creations

01:04:11.880 are from God's

01:04:13.280 design.

01:04:13.640 Instead they believe

01:04:14.840 that although

01:04:15.700 God didn't

01:04:16.620 create them

01:04:17.440 they can

01:04:18.340 create

01:04:19.020 God.

01:04:20.680 Gollum

01:04:21.040 Frankenstein

01:04:22.200 Pandora's box

01:04:23.720 Vicarious

01:04:24.960 flying too close

01:04:25.740 to the sun

01:04:26.320 it's the same

01:04:27.320 story over

01:04:28.180 and over again.

01:04:29.620 Man in his

01:04:30.400 arrogance

01:04:30.780 creates something

01:04:31.680 beyond his

01:04:32.400 control

01:04:32.800 even beyond

01:04:33.580 his understanding

01:04:34.580 and isn't that

01:04:35.920 what we're doing

01:04:36.500 right now?

01:04:38.120 You know

01:04:38.440 this amazing

01:04:39.320 AI

01:04:40.300 we don't even

01:04:41.460 know how it

01:04:42.260 works.

01:04:42.840 We've built

01:04:43.320 a neural

01:04:43.960 network

01:04:44.540 and just

01:04:45.400 like the

01:04:45.720 brain

01:04:46.000 we have

01:04:47.280 no idea

01:04:47.980 you know

01:04:48.480 it's teaching

01:04:49.660 itself

01:04:50.160 languages

01:04:50.660 no one

01:04:52.000 taught it

01:04:52.540 somehow or

01:04:53.840 another

01:04:54.000 they have

01:04:54.320 no idea

01:04:54.800 how this

01:04:55.120 works

01:04:55.420 you'll teach

01:04:56.580 it a bunch

01:04:56.960 of languages

01:04:57.560 and then

01:04:59.140 something will

01:05:00.480 pop up in a

01:05:01.120 completely different

01:05:02.140 language that

01:05:02.900 it's never

01:05:03.320 seen before

01:05:04.020 and somehow

01:05:04.760 or another

01:05:05.120 it knows

01:05:06.060 what that

01:05:06.360 language is.

01:05:07.600 How?

01:05:08.940 We don't

01:05:09.800 know.

01:05:10.180 somehow or

01:05:12.460 another

01:05:12.680 we have

01:05:13.640 managed to

01:05:14.260 muster

01:05:14.540 more hubris

01:05:15.620 than the

01:05:16.560 men who

01:05:16.920 thought they

01:05:17.440 could build

01:05:17.820 a tower

01:05:18.160 to heaven

01:05:18.640 with artificial

01:05:19.820 intelligence

01:05:20.460 artificial

01:05:21.000 general

01:05:21.840 intelligence

01:05:22.400 which is

01:05:22.900 right around

01:05:23.280 the corner

01:05:23.620 and artificial

01:05:24.880 super intelligence

01:05:26.060 we don't

01:05:27.360 want to

01:05:27.560 just reach

01:05:27.980 heaven

01:05:28.260 we want

01:05:29.280 to conquer

01:05:29.860 it

01:05:30.160 like our

01:05:31.160 ancient

01:05:31.580 ancestors

01:05:32.220 we want

01:05:33.320 to build

01:05:33.780 idols

01:05:34.240 we want

01:05:35.080 to create

01:05:35.640 gods

01:05:36.140 that's not

01:05:37.240 hyperbole

01:05:38.000 that is

01:05:39.060 something I

01:05:39.600 know

01:05:39.880 firsthand

01:05:40.420 for a fact

01:05:41.360 some of

01:05:41.780 the people

01:05:42.340 who are at

01:05:43.280 the highest

01:05:43.800 levels of

01:05:44.680 creating AI

01:05:45.560 and super

01:05:46.500 AI

01:05:46.860 they want

01:05:49.280 to be in

01:05:50.120 the presence

01:05:50.700 of what

01:05:51.460 they deem

01:05:52.380 will be a

01:05:52.980 god

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01:07:26.160 glenn

01:07:26.520 welcome to the

01:07:39.020 glennbeck program

01:07:39.620 it's friday

01:07:40.280 laurie welcome

01:07:41.380 hello laurie

01:07:44.240 hi thank you

01:07:45.360 you bet

01:07:46.300 good morning

01:07:46.940 thanks for

01:07:48.260 holding

01:07:48.600 oh yeah no

01:07:50.280 problem actually

01:07:51.040 since I started

01:07:51.780 holding you've

01:07:52.380 brought up like

01:07:53.140 religious epistemology

01:07:55.340 with like the

01:07:56.160 teleological argument

01:07:57.400 for creation or

01:07:58.600 you know a

01:07:59.060 creator and

01:07:59.960 like old 0.58

01:08:01.320 testament downfall

01:08:02.680 with uh

01:08:03.600 idol worship

01:08:04.520 right

01:08:05.480 just something

01:08:06.860 light for a

01:08:07.480 friday

01:08:07.680 yeah um

01:08:09.760 but uh

01:08:11.040 but really

01:08:12.020 this is

01:08:12.580 this call

01:08:13.300 is about

01:08:13.760 um

01:08:14.260 about ai

01:08:15.300 within

01:08:16.000 education

01:08:16.960 um

01:08:18.220 and my

01:08:18.960 own child

01:08:19.680 uh

01:08:20.780 was dinged

01:08:21.760 for plagiarism

01:08:23.220 um

01:08:24.600 and

01:08:26.280 while other

01:08:27.860 kids were using

01:08:28.580 ai

01:08:28.940 my child

01:08:30.420 and and

01:08:31.200 they didn't

01:08:31.620 get

01:08:31.940 they were all

01:08:33.200 like

01:08:33.460 like um

01:08:34.800 high achievers

01:08:35.820 yes

01:08:36.620 so again

01:08:37.540 like with the

01:08:38.080 hubris argument

01:08:38.940 right

01:08:39.420 like the

01:08:40.820 teacher didn't

01:08:41.420 even look

01:08:42.460 like oh

01:08:43.920 great it's so

01:08:44.920 and so and

01:08:45.620 that person

01:08:46.220 always gets

01:08:46.820 good grades

01:08:47.320 mine was

01:08:48.420 working really

01:08:49.000 hard to

01:08:50.380 impress

01:08:51.320 the teacher

01:08:52.620 and work

01:08:54.600 hours and

01:08:55.600 hours and

01:08:56.220 hours and

01:08:56.900 i was in

01:08:57.600 with my

01:08:58.040 child and

01:08:59.180 um

01:09:00.320 my kid got

01:09:02.500 dinged for

01:09:03.300 plagiarism when

01:09:03.980 that wasn't even

01:09:04.540 the case

01:09:05.080 and it just

01:09:06.560 doing plagiarism

01:09:07.420 through ai

01:09:08.340 just plagiarism

01:09:10.800 in general even

01:09:11.460 though there was

01:09:11.840 no proof

01:09:12.460 but because

01:09:13.200 everybody else

01:09:13.900 used ai

01:09:14.840 um

01:09:17.140 and tweaked

01:09:18.760 a word or

01:09:19.340 two

01:09:19.740 they worked

01:09:21.380 for you know

01:09:22.240 half an hour

01:09:22.780 on their

01:09:23.140 project

01:09:23.700 my kid

01:09:24.660 worked

01:09:25.080 eight to

01:09:26.160 twelve hours

01:09:26.800 i mean

01:09:27.120 really really

01:09:27.860 hard

01:09:28.320 but then

01:09:29.440 was told

01:09:31.060 oh well

01:09:31.460 that couldn't

01:09:31.980 be your

01:09:32.320 work

01:09:32.640 because your

01:09:33.400 work is

01:09:33.880 never that

01:09:34.720 good

01:09:35.140 oh my

01:09:36.160 god

01:09:36.420 yeah so

01:09:38.120 it just

01:09:38.440 i feel like

01:09:39.140 it disincentivizes

01:09:40.260 like the

01:09:42.040 media like the

01:09:43.160 less than high

01:09:44.540 achievers sort

01:09:45.400 of the average

01:09:46.160 achievers um

01:09:48.480 because then they

01:09:49.320 can go well

01:09:49.940 if that's what

01:09:50.760 you expect then

01:09:51.680 i'm gonna use

01:09:52.380 ai because

01:09:53.120 what's the

01:09:53.580 point of

01:09:54.220 working hard

01:09:55.280 on my own

01:09:55.940 so it was

01:09:57.700 really just a

01:09:59.080 sad story

01:09:59.640 i bet it

01:10:00.540 was so

01:10:01.080 here's the

01:10:01.620 but here's the

01:10:02.140 thing we

01:10:02.960 have to find

01:10:04.040 our

01:10:04.540 worth

01:10:05.620 beyond

01:10:06.260 the

01:10:06.700 grades

01:10:07.180 and

01:10:07.440 everything

01:10:07.740 else

01:10:08.100 we have

01:10:08.640 to now

01:10:09.200 um

01:10:10.180 be satisfied

01:10:11.620 with

01:10:12.740 knowing

01:10:13.400 that we

01:10:14.040 did the

01:10:14.580 work

01:10:14.960 that we

01:10:15.860 have grown

01:10:16.700 and we're

01:10:17.180 better than

01:10:17.660 that

01:10:17.960 and that's

01:10:18.560 really hard

01:10:19.380 to do

01:10:19.920 especially

01:10:20.520 in a

01:10:20.940 situation

01:10:21.380 where you

01:10:22.460 know

01:10:22.600 grades

01:10:23.080 are

01:10:23.260 everything

01:10:23.600 but i

01:10:23.960 i'm

01:10:24.200 telling you

01:10:24.760 um

01:10:25.580 education

01:10:26.220 and everything

01:10:27.180 is on

01:10:28.060 the verge

01:10:28.580 of

01:10:28.920 massive

01:10:29.840 upheaval

01:10:30.600 and if i

01:10:31.460 can help

01:10:31.800 that along

01:10:32.240 in any

01:10:32.560 way

01:10:32.780 oh i'm

01:10:33.500 planning

01:10:33.860 on it

01:10:34.320 um

01:10:35.000 but uh

01:10:35.800 it's

01:10:36.120 massive

01:10:36.620 upheaval

01:10:37.200 and you

01:10:38.440 don't need

01:10:39.100 the systems

01:10:39.940 and everything

01:10:40.600 else that we

01:10:41.240 have that

01:10:42.580 are going to

01:10:43.240 judge all

01:10:43.900 you're going

01:10:44.340 to care

01:10:44.660 about all

01:10:45.000 your kids

01:10:45.560 should care

01:10:46.060 about is

01:10:46.800 their internal

01:10:47.700 growth

01:10:48.340 because that's

01:10:49.620 what's going

01:10:50.000 to matter

01:10:50.480 in the end

01:10:51.240 laurie thanks

01:10:51.700 for your

01:10:51.980 call let me

01:10:52.420 go to gene

01:10:53.060 in new york

01:10:54.000 real quick

01:10:54.520 hi gene

01:10:55.180 hi glenn

01:10:56.640 hi um

01:10:57.720 i i wanted

01:10:58.620 to also talk

01:10:59.260 about artificial

01:10:59.960 intelligence

01:11:00.640 um maybe a

01:11:01.920 slightly different

01:11:02.600 perspective that

01:11:03.620 maybe will

01:11:04.200 hopefully put

01:11:04.920 your mind

01:11:05.580 at ease a

01:11:06.000 bit so um

01:11:07.280 i've been

01:11:07.700 reading this

01:11:08.380 wonderful book

01:11:09.080 called morality

01:11:10.040 with my

01:11:10.720 teenage daughter

01:11:11.380 and um

01:11:12.220 it is catholic

01:11:13.880 based uh

01:11:15.080 education

01:11:15.700 based formation

01:11:16.400 and um

01:11:17.080 it it is

01:11:18.640 talking at

01:11:19.500 this point

01:11:20.060 of the book

01:11:20.740 about um

01:11:21.860 our true

01:11:22.600 conscience that

01:11:23.220 we're born

01:11:23.640 with and given

01:11:24.440 by god

01:11:25.160 our creator

01:11:25.860 um because

01:11:26.960 he loves us

01:11:27.540 so much

01:11:27.960 and has

01:11:28.260 given us

01:11:28.740 free will

01:11:29.380 and um

01:11:30.580 so that is

01:11:32.540 one thing

01:11:32.980 that artificial

01:11:33.800 intelligence

01:11:34.360 can never

01:11:35.000 replicate

01:11:35.460 which is

01:11:36.080 the conscience

01:11:36.780 and the

01:11:37.520 ability to

01:11:38.160 choose um

01:11:39.400 right and

01:11:40.640 wrong

01:11:40.980 and i think

01:11:42.600 that probably

01:11:43.140 really frustrates

01:11:43.860 scientists

01:11:44.260 because they

01:11:45.200 can never

01:11:45.660 replicate that

01:11:46.860 and so they

01:11:47.560 will never

01:11:47.960 be god

01:11:48.440 they can

01:11:48.900 try but

01:11:49.680 they can

01:11:50.700 never

01:11:50.980 that is a

01:11:51.880 i think a

01:11:52.540 wonderful example

01:11:53.340 of god's

01:11:54.020 authority over

01:11:54.800 everything is

01:11:55.620 his ability

01:11:56.240 to um

01:11:57.700 give us

01:11:58.500 that

01:11:58.780 conscience

01:11:59.560 and free

01:12:01.100 will

01:12:01.260 i agree

01:12:02.260 with you

01:12:02.780 and i

01:12:03.240 i certainly

01:12:04.220 agree uh

01:12:05.200 that that is

01:12:06.080 the greatest

01:12:06.480 gift to mankind

01:12:07.240 however uh

01:12:08.860 you know if you

01:12:09.420 believe in a god

01:12:10.320 and then you

01:12:10.900 believe in opposing

01:12:11.680 force satan

01:12:12.800 you know that satan

01:12:14.340 just his whole thing

01:12:15.700 is take away your

01:12:16.500 free will

01:12:17.060 that's why

01:12:17.740 sin enslaves you

01:12:19.560 um because it

01:12:20.760 takes away

01:12:21.560 different things

01:12:22.520 that's why

01:12:23.060 salvation is so

01:12:24.080 good because

01:12:24.820 it gives you

01:12:25.940 back your

01:12:26.580 free will

01:12:27.180 because darkness

01:12:28.600 whispers to you

01:12:29.900 you'll never be

01:12:30.880 able to change

01:12:31.620 you'll never be

01:12:32.420 able to choose

01:12:33.000 another course

01:12:33.720 um and so it

01:12:34.980 is a battle

01:12:35.600 of free will

01:12:36.360 while ai will 0.72

01:12:38.460 not be granted

01:12:39.340 free will

01:12:40.280 if you if

01:12:41.220 if you will

01:12:41.960 um it will

01:12:43.460 convince people

01:12:44.600 uh to lose

01:12:46.540 their free will

01:12:47.680 it you will

01:12:48.820 get to a place

01:12:49.880 to where

01:12:50.440 where you

01:12:51.500 don't know

01:12:52.140 if you made

01:12:53.200 the choice

01:12:53.820 or if you

01:12:54.980 were subtly

01:12:55.760 moved in that

01:12:56.800 direction by

01:12:57.860 ai um and

01:12:59.640 and that's the

01:13:00.460 real danger and

01:13:01.240 that's why in

01:13:01.880 this podcast

01:13:02.520 uh thanks for

01:13:03.780 your call this

01:13:04.360 is why in the

01:13:05.080 podcast i talk

01:13:06.040 about um you

01:13:07.620 have to make

01:13:08.700 sure that you

01:13:09.660 understand that

01:13:11.020 it is a tool

01:13:12.420 for you so

01:13:13.920 you maintain

01:13:14.720 your free will

01:13:16.080 um because

01:13:17.220 that is something

01:13:17.880 that you can't

01:13:18.580 take for granted

01:13:19.200 you you have

01:13:20.200 to uh guard

01:13:21.720 your free will

01:13:23.060 let me let me

01:13:24.640 play one more

01:13:25.220 thing here from

01:13:26.200 this podcast and

01:13:27.420 it's available

01:13:27.880 everywhere tomorrow

01:13:29.140 um let me

01:13:31.600 play cut cut

01:13:32.240 three from the

01:13:32.920 podcast please

01:13:33.740 the true danger

01:13:35.240 is that is not

01:13:36.880 that ai will 0.75

01:13:37.620 turn against

01:13:39.040 us in some

01:13:39.780 sort of you

01:13:41.260 know terminator

01:13:42.040 uh apocalyptic

01:13:43.360 war but instead

01:13:45.700 the real danger

01:13:46.760 is that we

01:13:47.520 will turn to

01:13:48.340 it willingly

01:13:49.760 trustingly and

01:13:52.180 only realize too

01:13:53.660 late that we

01:13:54.560 have just given

01:13:55.580 up control

01:13:56.960 not just control

01:13:59.340 free will and

01:14:01.580 our very purpose

01:14:02.760 for being alive

01:14:04.060 that's another

01:14:05.560 question you

01:14:06.320 should ask

01:14:06.920 why are you

01:14:08.960 here why were

01:14:10.860 you born what

01:14:12.540 what is your

01:14:12.960 purpose and i

01:14:14.880 guarantee you

01:14:15.680 you have one

01:14:17.040 there is a

01:14:18.400 reason there's a

01:14:19.420 reason everything

01:14:20.180 in your life is

01:14:20.880 happening right now

01:14:21.920 you have to

01:14:23.800 discover that

01:14:24.600 i don't miss this

01:14:27.260 podcast um because

01:14:28.780 the danger of ai

01:14:29.740 is real but the

01:14:31.560 the possibilities

01:14:33.360 the glorious

01:14:34.720 possibilities of

01:14:36.280 man keeping it

01:14:37.220 under control and

01:14:38.640 using it as a

01:14:40.660 tool to help us

01:14:41.780 grow and help us

01:14:42.700 explore is just

01:14:44.980 tremendously bright

01:14:46.780 but the choice in

01:14:48.000 the end is going

01:14:48.920 to be ours

01:14:50.140 glenn can we

01:14:51.660 there's this is

01:14:53.480 probably a sign

01:14:53.920 that it's a good

01:14:54.340 podcast because i

01:14:54.960 have about 46

01:14:55.580 different questions

01:14:56.400 but uh let me

01:14:58.300 start with the

01:14:59.100 most recent thing

01:14:59.840 which was the

01:15:00.500 the call the

01:15:01.400 most recent one i

01:15:02.520 have is the from

01:15:03.060 the caller who

01:15:03.840 who called up and

01:15:04.860 talked about her

01:15:05.540 son is there

01:15:08.320 because i'm with

01:15:09.380 you on this

01:15:10.420 stuff and i'm

01:15:10.860 with the caller

01:15:11.460 on this where it

01:15:12.040 feels really

01:15:12.520 dangerous to me all

01:15:13.380 the stuff we've

01:15:13.800 talked about especially

01:15:14.400 with kids and this

01:15:15.320 stuff seems really

01:15:15.920 dangerous but is

01:15:16.720 there an argument to

01:15:17.620 be made sort of

01:15:19.380 devil's advocate here

01:15:20.320 that you know like

01:15:21.360 the same thing could

01:15:22.460 be said about a

01:15:23.500 calculator or the

01:15:24.320 same thing could be

01:15:24.820 said about gps like 0.96

01:15:26.120 people's map skills

01:15:27.360 kind of do suck these

01:15:28.520 days probably and

01:15:29.920 that fact that that

01:15:30.560 skill sucks or you 0.89

01:15:31.780 know is bad i guess

01:15:32.880 in theory of like

01:15:33.640 some sort of um emp

01:15:35.220 situation but

01:15:36.120 generally speaking

01:15:36.900 people just use gps

01:15:38.220 and get where they

01:15:38.780 need to be all the

01:15:39.440 time right can't

01:15:40.480 people use this the

01:15:41.360 same way and kind of

01:15:42.200 get through life

01:15:42.840 without those skills

01:15:44.780 yeah they can but

01:15:45.420 this is not a

01:15:46.160 calculator nor is

01:15:47.200 this gps this is

01:15:48.400 more like social

01:15:49.160 media you know how

01:15:50.600 social media could be

01:15:51.780 used the internet

01:15:52.540 could be used uh for

01:15:54.160 all good but it's

01:15:55.500 how you use it

01:15:56.820 that's what determines

01:15:58.240 you know i don't know

01:15:58.920 of a bad way to use a

01:16:00.040 map you know it's

01:16:02.200 like oh man i'm

01:16:03.420 getting the greatest

01:16:04.160 porn from gps right

01:16:05.880 now right uh you

01:16:07.380 know the calculator

01:16:08.360 is the same thing

01:16:09.180 those two things

01:16:10.340 will weaken your

01:16:11.300 skills but that's

01:16:12.400 not what i'm most

01:16:14.100 concerned about what

01:16:15.500 i'm most concerned

01:16:16.360 about and i and i

01:16:17.580 want to make sure

01:16:18.520 that i think the

01:16:19.960 future can be very

01:16:21.700 very bright but this

01:16:23.300 is going to be the

01:16:24.080 hardest thing we've

01:16:25.280 ever had to navigate

01:16:26.460 as human beings

01:16:27.540 this is not giving

01:16:29.080 you a supercomputer in

01:16:31.080 your pocket this is

01:16:32.560 putting a nuclear

01:16:33.660 weapon in everyone's

01:16:35.200 pocket okay so it's

01:16:36.560 really it's a degree

01:16:37.940 it's a it's a scale

01:16:39.920 thing almost like a

01:16:40.860 it's a degree of

01:16:42.080 terror we're like yes

01:16:43.160 maybe your math your

01:16:44.200 addition skills suck

01:16:45.220 because you use a

01:16:45.940 calculator that's just

01:16:46.820 one little part of

01:16:47.740 life and it helps

01:16:48.980 this is and if

01:16:50.220 everything calculate

01:16:51.120 right and if the

01:16:52.300 calculator goes out

01:16:53.700 uh you know you're

01:16:55.280 screwed if there's no

01:16:56.200 calculators on earth

01:16:57.360 but the odds of that

01:16:58.400 not of that happening

01:16:59.780 are are not as great

01:17:01.960 um you know but the

01:17:04.080 the the rot the

01:17:06.780 intellectual and moral

01:17:08.300 rot that comes with

01:17:10.680 social media this is

01:17:13.040 times a billion uh this

01:17:15.800 is beyond your

01:17:16.820 imagination on how it

01:17:18.380 can rot and that's why

01:17:19.720 i started this podcast

01:17:21.080 there's there's going to

01:17:22.160 be a series over the

01:17:23.100 next few months but

01:17:24.160 this is the first

01:17:25.100 cornerstone and is the

01:17:27.060 fundamental questions

01:17:28.680 that before we get

01:17:30.120 too much further you

01:17:32.060 personally not society

01:17:33.820 you personally must ask

01:17:37.320 these questions of

01:17:38.920 yourself because if you

01:17:40.840 don't ask them of

01:17:41.980 yourself and of your

01:17:43.020 family you will be lost

01:17:45.200 in the storm because it

01:17:46.980 is a storm that is of

01:17:48.640 biblical proportions that

01:17:50.000 is coming our way uh

01:17:52.420 what's the end game of

01:17:54.260 this i mean are we

01:17:54.900 looking at the uh

01:17:56.220 award-winning documentary

01:17:57.400 idiocracy where we're 0.79

01:17:58.800 all giving you know

01:17:59.900 brondo sports drink to

01:18:01.460 our plants and not

01:18:02.200 understanding why they

01:18:02.980 grow like what what

01:18:04.260 because it outside of a

01:18:07.560 complete technological

01:18:09.140 collapse which i don't

01:18:11.600 know i i while i worry

01:18:13.000 about it and you worry

01:18:13.760 about it i don't think

01:18:14.380 the average american

01:18:15.240 worries about that type

01:18:16.100 of thing all that much

01:18:16.800 they should but they

01:18:17.640 they don't so it

01:18:19.260 solar flares are enough

01:18:20.520 to spook the hell out of

01:18:21.800 you if if we really had

01:18:23.180 a solar flare like we

01:18:24.080 did in the 1800s

01:18:25.060 right if you think about

01:18:25.780 that but i think most

01:18:26.520 people are like that's

01:18:27.380 such an outlier

01:18:28.100 possibility i'm not

01:18:29.180 going to consider that

01:18:29.880 in my daily life if

01:18:31.400 this just keeps going

01:18:32.440 and we keep developing

01:18:33.520 these things and ai

01:18:34.480 takes over and all

01:18:35.480 that what does that

01:18:36.560 future look like

01:18:37.600 well i think there's

01:18:40.720 two ways to look at

01:18:41.680 that idiocracy is one

01:18:43.140 of them where we're

01:18:43.700 just morons doing what

01:18:45.160 we don't know you know

01:18:46.100 but it doesn't have to

01:18:47.480 be that way i mean you

01:18:48.760 could still if if you

01:18:50.420 use it like i haven't

01:18:52.160 had i mean i'm having

01:18:53.580 a hard time sleeping

01:18:54.460 because my mind is

01:18:55.900 going in a billion

01:18:56.780 miles an hour because

01:18:57.820 i'm using it in the

01:18:59.360 ways i think is is

01:19:01.460 relatively healthy and

01:19:03.440 that is to ask deeper

01:19:05.400 questions and to ponder

01:19:06.940 things that would take

01:19:08.080 you know i can sit at a

01:19:09.320 table uh you know a

01:19:11.180 virtual table with some

01:19:12.460 of the greatest minds and

01:19:13.700 have conversations and

01:19:14.920 ask questions that i can't

01:19:16.640 have with you know you

01:19:18.240 know if i if jordan

01:19:19.520 peterson was my neighbor

01:19:20.860 i'd be having this

01:19:21.940 conversation a lot but

01:19:23.820 i jordan peterson is

01:19:25.000 not my neighbor uh and

01:19:26.740 so you can have really

01:19:28.100 deep intellectual spiritual

01:19:30.880 conversations and it

01:19:33.040 will help you think it

01:19:34.740 won't give you the

01:19:35.500 answers it will just

01:19:36.340 help spur on more

01:19:37.860 thought which to me is

01:19:39.280 extraordinarily exciting

01:19:40.520 so you don't have to be

01:19:42.220 a moron by using it the

01:19:43.940 the real the real fear of

01:19:46.600 mine is we give up

01:19:49.440 freedom of will we we

01:19:53.020 give up free will we

01:19:54.320 give up thinking

01:19:56.240 engaging asking deeper

01:19:58.600 questions we give up we

01:20:00.780 just surrender so much of

01:20:02.500 ourselves like we have to

01:20:04.080 social media and social

01:20:06.020 justice quite frankly we've

01:20:08.080 surrendered so many of our

01:20:09.880 values and our principles

01:20:11.160 just for convenience and i

01:20:14.180 don't know somebody else

01:20:14.860 can think about that that

01:20:16.440 we have we're creating this

01:20:17.980 dystopia that nobody

01:20:19.720 really wants to live in

01:20:20.760 even the people who are

01:20:21.980 firebombing the teslas they

01:20:24.060 don't have any idea i mean

01:20:25.420 it really is forgive them

01:20:26.620 father for they know not

01:20:27.560 what they do they have no

01:20:29.080 idea most of them the

01:20:30.620 world that they are

01:20:31.700 creating by doing this

01:20:33.580 the same will be said by

01:20:35.660 us if we don't pay

01:20:37.160 attention to ai right now

01:20:39.180 and go into it with eyes

01:20:40.700 wide open we have no idea

01:20:42.980 what we're going to walk

01:20:44.740 into and create if we do it

01:20:47.220 like we did with social

01:20:48.460 media

01:20:48.860 um how much of this when

01:20:51.980 you're talking about

01:20:52.680 because you you discussed

01:20:54.160 them in the earlier clip

01:20:55.420 about how we're basically

01:20:57.120 creating a god right we

01:20:58.500 are and do we really want

01:21:00.620 to do that i would argue

01:21:01.640 no uh but it does seems

01:21:04.440 like a bad idea you made a

01:21:05.560 good case thank you thank

01:21:06.540 you made a good case that's

01:21:07.620 all the case really that

01:21:08.580 needs to be made for me is

01:21:09.940 no how much of this though

01:21:12.140 is because i think we would

01:21:12.940 blame technology for this

01:21:14.440 we're like oh these these

01:21:15.440 you know this this

01:21:16.240 advancement these big tech

01:21:17.560 companies were creating

01:21:18.440 this god but how much of

01:21:19.440 this is just connected to

01:21:20.740 what seems to be an

01:21:22.340 ongoing human process of

01:21:25.080 you know the old god is

01:21:26.600 dead theme right from

01:21:28.500 back in the day with was

01:21:30.280 it nietzsche right that's

01:21:31.420 yeah you go back and you

01:21:32.740 look at that and you say

01:21:33.460 okay uh we are creating

01:21:36.980 these false gods because

01:21:38.620 there has to be something

01:21:40.100 and we're we are mentally

01:21:42.260 killing off what the

01:21:44.500 actual god and with a need

01:21:47.020 to create that higher power

01:21:48.480 that this is the result of

01:21:50.780 that ongoing process that

01:21:52.580 we know technology is no

01:21:54.820 technology is bad okay even

01:21:57.180 nuclear weapons it's not bad

01:21:58.920 technology it's how you use

01:22:00.660 it and if you get rid of the

01:22:04.080 real god you will replace that

01:22:06.820 with a god of your own making

01:22:08.960 and that could be nuclear

01:22:10.800 weapons it could be all

01:22:12.520 powerful weapons it could be

01:22:14.820 an all-powerful czar it could

01:22:16.660 be whatever it is you will

01:22:18.940 replace the real god with

01:22:21.760 another god of your own

01:22:23.540 liking and so i i want to

01:22:26.340 make sure that people

01:22:27.280 understand technology in

01:22:29.000 progress is good it's really

01:22:31.520 good it's what keeps us

01:22:34.060 moving forward but this is

01:22:36.320 the balance that we miss now

01:22:37.920 people think that oh well

01:22:39.900 you're you're not a

01:22:40.820 progressive so you don't

01:22:42.120 want to progress you just

01:22:43.320 want to take us back to

01:22:44.420 slavery no i don't

01:22:45.980 conservative means i want to

01:22:49.100 conserve the best parts of

01:22:50.920 the past get rid of the worst

01:22:52.480 conserve the best part of the

01:22:54.140 past and if we can bring the

01:22:55.960 i want to move forward with

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01:28:57.300 so i think the last time uh sean davis was on the

01:29:07.440 program we were talking about um the uh about david

01:29:10.680 weiss who was the uh u.s attorney in delaware

01:29:14.040 uh and he said he had the ultimate authority over the

01:29:17.220 hunter biden criminal case that whole thing was a sham and

01:29:20.800 it was it was it's a sham that we now know really uh was

01:29:25.440 covered up by our intelligence uh and our justice department and

01:29:29.340 everything else i asked sean to be on with us now he is the um

01:29:33.640 the ceo and the co-founder of the federalist because i i think it's kind

01:29:37.880 of the same topic here we're talking about the jfk files and the things

01:29:41.100 that you know we exposed um this week on my program and um he

01:29:46.560 he wrote a great essay um about what these files were all about and i i

01:29:52.820 think we agree but he has a much deeper understanding of some of the other

01:29:56.600 things that were happening at the time so i

01:29:59.060 wanted sean to come on the program hi sean how are you

01:30:01.300 i am wonderful sir thank you for having me on again

01:30:04.120 you bet you bet so um i was fascinated by what you wrote um in response to what

01:30:09.460 we were talking about on the uh on the jfk special that we did because

01:30:13.380 you go a little deeper and i think we agree

01:30:16.040 that what the files really reveal is the cia's involvement whether they

01:30:23.160 actually you know set them up to kill or whatever

01:30:26.080 the cia was doing a lot of really bad things

01:30:30.600 and what they have been holding back is

01:30:33.780 uh trying to make themselves you know or trying to hide the fact that

01:30:38.800 they're just they were really nefarious and i personally think

01:30:41.660 the same things they were doing now or then they're doing now again

01:30:45.280 do i have do i have generally the right

01:30:48.520 the right take on your your opinion here

01:30:51.020 absolutely in my kind of fascination with the whole jfk thing

01:30:56.540 came about you know i'm i'm i wasn't alive when he was killed so

01:31:00.920 right um you know i don't have memories going back to that or anger about that

01:31:04.900 what bothers me is seeing how similar everything they did leading up to

01:31:11.640 and after jfk's assassination is like a dead ringer for stuff that

01:31:15.480 they've been doing my entire whole adult life

01:31:17.880 not the least of which was the russi gate hoax it is shocking you know they 0.86

01:31:22.240 say history doesn't uh repeat but it rhymes and i'll tell you

01:31:26.800 it it feels like i'm listening to the same poem or the same song over and over

01:31:31.040 again in comparing it does different responses

01:31:33.200 it does everything that we're seeing now when i

01:31:36.740 you know i was looking even at even at the fact that you know donald trump

01:31:40.860 shuts down usa id uh the same thing that uh that john f kennedy did he got in

01:31:48.080 the schlesinger memo then he fires alan dulles

01:31:51.480 he says there's a real deep problem with a deep state in the cia

01:31:55.080 then he disbands an organization that's out to help the world

01:31:58.840 uh and he says this is just nothing but deep state the cia taking this money and

01:32:03.700 in overthrowing and then that's exactly what donald trump does

01:32:07.540 he disbands the organization that jfk started to replace the dirty organization

01:32:13.260 i mean it just it's the same story over and over and over again

01:32:17.800 yeah and what i find so fascinating is not only is it the same story with the

01:32:22.780 same behavior and the same lies it actually involves the same country you

01:32:27.340 know it was um there are a lot of people in government in the 60s who

01:32:31.540 believed that kennedy was a soviet agent that he was a spy

01:32:34.880 um that's why he wasn't strong on the cold war as they wanted they didn't like

01:32:39.360 that he was trying to to warm relations with khrushchev over there i mean does

01:32:44.160 that sound like what the left and in the corrupt intel agencies were saying about

01:32:48.140 trump in russia yes in in 2017 it's the same songbook

01:32:52.200 so so what is it sean that i mean is

01:32:56.920 because it seems as though they just think they know better

01:33:02.100 they want to control the world the way they want to control the world

01:33:05.540 and they'll just roll over anybody is that

01:33:09.540 is that the story or is there more to this story with

01:33:13.940 with what the cia is doing and has had has been doing

01:33:18.120 i think that's the exact story um you have people who

01:33:23.180 whether i don't know if it's arrogance misguided sense of noblesse

01:33:27.740 oblige or what it is they think they are not accountable to anyone other than their

01:33:33.660 own individual moral compass i mean in the jfk case i think we had three

01:33:39.100 separate cia directors who lied to congress

01:33:41.500 we had doles who lied to him we had richard helms who lied to congress

01:33:45.340 we had john mccone who lied to congress we had scores of cia agents involved at the

01:33:50.300 time who lied to congress and if you look at that and you think oh well you know

01:33:54.080 that's kind of crazy they would never do that now think about james clapper and john brennan

01:33:58.440 yes lying to congress they think they are accountable to no one but themselves

01:34:02.920 so isn't this the real isn't this i think you know um cash patel said to me about eight months

01:34:11.820 ago he's sitting in my office and he said i said everybody's dead cash why why who are they

01:34:16.400 trying to protect this point he said glenn it's not who it's what and with this release

01:34:23.040 to me everybody has kind of downplayed this is no big deal and maybe it isn't but

01:34:27.440 to me this release has made it very very clear we're seeing exactly the same pattern over and over

01:34:34.820 again and nobody is doing anything they're they're claiming it's a conspiracy theory and everything

01:34:40.360 else and if we don't stop this we're never going to get out we're never if we don't hold the cia

01:34:48.200 and the intelligence community accountable this time it's going to continue to happen

01:34:54.620 uh before we got on the the radio today i was reading through an old interview with

01:35:00.480 jim garrison who is a new orleans prosecutor who set up his own task force to investigate the jfk

01:35:06.520 assassination and the cia's involvement in it and he said something that it's almost like you were

01:35:12.580 reading from this transcript when he was interviewed you know decades ago about it he said look they

01:35:17.880 lied about everything the cia lied about it these people aren't accountable to anyone and if this

01:35:23.440 kind of behavior is allowed to continue you cannot have democracy and if you don't have democracy in

01:35:28.060 this country this country will fall and he is exactly right you cannot have an unaccountable

01:35:34.580 paramilitary intel organization that thinks it can do whatever it wants that thinks it reports to

01:35:39.640 no one and that its only sense of duty is to its internal sense of honor that is a recipe and a

01:35:46.140 description of tyranny not democracy or freedom so are we going to be able because i don't i hear kind

01:35:53.660 of a collective yawn on what's been released and what i think we're supposed to learn from this

01:35:59.620 are we gonna i mean can it can it be stopped at this point because if it would have been really

01:36:05.540 truly exposed and stopped in the 1960s we may not have had a watergate we may not have had a 9-11

01:36:13.740 i mean they're always going to fight back but if we could have stopped it a lot of our history would

01:36:19.560 be a lot different than it is today can we stop it i can i i think we can you know it's interesting i

01:36:26.320 agree with you that people kind of yawned when the files came out i don't think it's because people

01:36:31.560 are uninterested in it i think it's because everyone assumes there were lies the whole time

01:36:36.460 you would be hard pressed to find someone who's done any amount of research or paid any attention

01:36:40.960 who thinks yeah lee harvey oswald was a lone gumman he he wasn't working with anyone there was no

01:36:46.400 conspiracy and it's exactly how they all said i actually think everyone assumes the intel agencies

01:36:50.880 are entirely crooked and i think that's one reason trump won this election in the way he did

01:36:56.560 i think people are sick and tired of it so i have hope um but it takes more than hope it's going

01:37:01.780 to take concrete work to tear down these corrupt institutions that are trying to destroy and take

01:37:06.060 over the country so can i really go down the crazy trail with you i think you know when i saw this

01:37:12.280 when i saw when i saw the signal thing happening and i know that signal got some of its first funding

01:37:20.460 through radio free asia which you know trump has just put on the uh chopping block because it's clear

01:37:28.100 that money's not going to anything good um and then you have you know the the woman who was part of all

01:37:36.560 of the cia and state department color revolutions all over the world who's now at npr uh trying to

01:37:43.900 control that as you know propaganda was at wikipedia and now is on the board of directors

01:37:49.580 of signal you look at that story and you're like this is another cia operation that's all this is

01:37:56.720 this is another lie uh and another gotcha from the cia at least that's the way i feel

01:38:03.420 i don't know if it's true but it sure feels like that to me my first inclination anytime we get a new

01:38:11.400 story about what's going on in the intel community or some new scandal we're supposed to pay attention to

01:38:17.200 i just assume they're all lying that that is my default position before i know anything and and

01:38:23.620 i'll tell you i've kind of used that that rubric for the last like 15 years probably should use it

01:38:29.600 for the last 30 i don't think i'm i don't think i've struck out yet like it turns out to be a pretty

01:38:35.080 accurate way of of looking at this stuff so i don't think you're crazy on that at all um i smell

01:38:40.400 a rat basically every time we have a story about something from the intel community because it always

01:38:44.760 looks like they're trying to grab back power that doesn't belong to them exactly right so what do

01:38:50.180 people have to do because i i worry about you know well let me ask before you get there i was gonna say

01:38:56.560 i worry about our president but i now am questioning nixon and i'm not saying nixon was a good guy but

01:39:03.940 i'm questioning whether that was just a cia opera you know operation with watergates this never really

01:39:11.360 made sense why would he do that but i'm not saying he was a good guy either so i don't know maybe he

01:39:16.500 just did it because he was stupid but now that i'm looking at it the pattern seems to be the same 0.55

01:39:22.740 with the nixon thing was was that a setup

01:39:27.200 oh of course it was i mean you you had the burglars who were connected to the cia and then you had the

01:39:33.800 guy who you know was deep throat the super secret source who clearly didn't have an axe to grind or

01:39:38.440 anything was the deputy director at the fbi so like i of course you should smell a rat with

01:39:43.980 watergate and what i find crazy is you know again i wasn't live at the time but i look back they hated

01:39:50.540 kennedy because they didn't think he was sufficiently uh anti-communist so kennedy gets taken out and then

01:39:57.080 you know roughly 10 to 15 years later they decide to take out the guy who ended the vietnam war that

01:40:01.820 had been lying in their pockets the whole time again history doesn't repeat but it sure does rhyme

01:40:06.380 yeah that is the one thing it is always it's the military and intelligence industrial uh complex

01:40:13.840 that seems every time you threaten that thing oh and i should say the the fed as well every time you

01:40:19.840 threaten those things that is a a line you just don't cross uh without serious consequences and

01:40:26.100 you know i it's amazing to me that trump has survived what he has survived especially with the

01:40:32.740 entire intelligence agency the whole thing set up against him over and over and over again and then

01:40:40.600 this assassination which was completely just the idea of this young little boy um it is just completely

01:40:46.740 uh uh he's a lone wolf um uh are he how does he survive this sean

01:40:53.420 uh well you may think i'm crazy here uh divine grace is the only reason he survived that

01:41:00.520 and by the way he didn't just survive one he survived multiple ones i mean we've talked about

01:41:05.200 the guy at palm beach who was somehow camping out of his golf course for days and just happened to be

01:41:10.420 super connected to everything the cia and the military was doing in ukraine um yeah i'm sure that was just

01:41:17.440 a coincidence just like everything else was just a coincidence you know when people say that's a

01:41:23.140 conspiracy theory i seem to recall that this was something back in the 50s that the cia said you

01:41:30.700 know a way to stop people from finding the truth just call them conspiracy theories and rat people out

01:41:35.500 as conspiracy theorists and that'll just stop everybody in their tracks and so now you have

01:41:41.780 the population saying oh it's a conspiracy theory you're a conspiracy theorist and you're like

01:41:46.540 don't you realize you're using the tactics that they came up with to to to make sure that nobody's

01:41:54.640 talking about the possible truth it's odd it's odd yeah and they came up with that in the wake of

01:42:02.700 the jfk assassination to to get people to not talk about what we all knew happened um it's it once you

01:42:11.600 see it i feel like all of this is like those magic eye posters that were big in the 90s

01:42:16.280 where you had to stare at them for a little bit and you could see the 3d image if you crossed your

01:42:20.040 eyes just right but once you saw the image you could never unsee it that that's how i view all of

01:42:26.840 the um operations and psyops whatever you want to call them that these people run against the

01:42:31.760 american public once you've seen one of them you start to see the pattern everywhere and it's 0.99

01:42:38.020 unmistakable and you cannot unsee it at that point so is the is the is the intel community and

01:42:46.240 and this deep state uh are they just coordinating these useless are these useful idiots on the 0.62

01:42:54.540 street that are burning teslas and everything else are they you know people who are marked i love this

01:42:59.400 one the people who were marching on the first day that usa id was shut down nobody knows what usa id was

01:43:06.600 i mean and if you did know what it was you weren't a fan of it because everybody that did know what it

01:43:11.880 knew it was a cia front i mean uh is this just more of the deep state just using useful idiots

01:43:21.880 yeah and it's it's i think there's this whether you want to call it the ngo industrial complex

01:43:28.800 you know i don't know but you've got all the money that's kind of on the outside from soros types

01:43:34.640 everyone likes to make soros a boogeyman and obviously he's a bad dude with a lot of money

01:43:38.320 doing bad things but they've created this own little almost like self-licking ice cream cone

01:43:44.400 of organizations and street theater and shock troops that they see you know blm um antifa

01:43:52.320 all these protests nobody believes they're organic nobody so the only question is where's the money

01:43:58.500 and organization coming from i don't know but i wouldn't be surprised if it turns out to be the

01:44:03.320 same people who've been behind everything else for the last 30 years yeah i i really thought as

01:44:09.640 we were exposing it um back in my days of fox that it was the tides foundation and uh soros but it was

01:44:16.080 so much money that i kept saying geez these these billionaires on the left they really care no it's

01:44:22.200 the ngos that are getting money from our government that's what that's what's happening here we we're 1.00

01:44:27.740 paying for our own destruction it's it's really remarkable to watch uh sean thank you so much for

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01:44:40.580 being on today i appreciate it well you're very kind and generous thank you sir you bet sean davis from

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01:46:02.640 welcome to our uh executive producer mr stuberg gear who uh is going to be busy this weekend um i

01:46:20.240 understand watching snow white this is the third time you've seen snow white right uh yes glenn it's

01:46:26.700 the third time i've seen it it's it's just that good and that's why i keep going back to the theater

01:46:31.140 over and over again to make sure i can support mainly i do it to support a free palestine

01:46:36.420 that's my goal here no i no i get it i get it that's important i think all of us and on our

01:46:44.540 children especially you know when our children pick a movie they want to go see they're like i

01:46:48.780 want to do the one who's supporting free palestine and then you take them to snow white and you're like

01:46:53.860 you got it and you know and all of the other lefty things that our kids want to support you know

01:46:58.660 the burning of tesla you know just go to see snow white and you'll you'll be helping them out i

01:47:03.260 prefer the old arrangement we used to have where teslas would set on fire by themselves that was

01:47:07.800 much right it was a much more enjoyable situation yeah now they seem to be all fixed and now we're

01:47:13.360 lighting them on fire manually i like the old timiness of the uh amazon vans that just burst into

01:47:20.440 flames and you can't put out you know it's like ah those days with tesla they don't come back

01:47:25.600 no no it's very true i don't know how a company survives this like with the amount of hate they're

01:47:34.360 getting right like all of their all of their buyers were left-wing buyers their entire time

01:47:40.740 and then on a dime now they seem to be all conservative buyers like can that happen can

01:47:46.020 you navigate that as a company hi if anybody can it'll be elon musk or donald trump i mean

01:47:54.660 could anyone could you can you imagine anyone other than donald trump surviving what that man

01:48:01.620 has survived in the last 12 years no including the bullet no i can't no no no it's amazing to watch

01:48:08.260 this is glenn beck all right kirk cameron is joining us uh here in just a few minutes he's

01:48:17.220 got something exciting to talk to you about education um listen i want to talk to you about

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01:48:40.440 soon uh gold sounds a little old-fashioned in fact it is and that's the strength of it it is

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01:48:59.520 uh i mean it's in the bible and it will be in our history books you know on what we actually did to

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01:49:37.460 so one of the most viral things on x today is uh john stewart finding out how the government

01:49:54.860 actually works uh his his reaction is quite epic uh but welcome to the club john welcome we're glad

01:50:04.660 to have you here okay doesn't seem like it's all so crazy now does it anyway sorry i don't know where

01:50:11.240 that came from that was a little hostile stew i apologize um let me uh let me take you next to our

01:50:16.940 uh our next guest good friend of the program just overall great guy kirk cameron is on with us actor

01:50:22.360 producer um he is with uh brave books and it's now braveplus.com uh and they launched something

01:50:31.860 yesterday that he was on this program talking about oh geez i don't even know six months ago maybe

01:50:37.720 um and he was talking about iggy and mr kirk which is kind of a uh mr rogers for modern day um and it

01:50:48.400 it talks about the basic principles it teaches us to our little kids uh you know self-control honesty

01:50:54.600 putting others first etc etc uh all the things that mr rogers did welcome kirk cameron how are you

01:51:00.680 glenn it's so good to talk to you this morning thanks for having me on yeah we're so excited

01:51:05.520 iggy uh has landed and and kids all over america are so excited and uh i'm doing my best to honor

01:51:15.020 mr rogers with this new kids tv show how old do you know i meant to look this up before you came on

01:51:20.840 do you know how old mr rogers was when he started compared to your age now i don't either um but you

01:51:27.980 know he had years and years to look that up for me will you he had years and years in front of kids

01:51:33.600 raising kids and became this just beloved figure and i remember i mean he you know he started you

01:51:39.740 know i don't know i don't even know if if he was around when i was a kid i i'm sure he was because

01:51:44.920 it was all black and white the early stuff um but uh you know i i only found mr rogers when i was

01:51:51.460 older and i'm like wow this is weird because now in looking back you know nobody was that nice nobody

01:51:58.160 was now you suspect people that are that nice and so and so sweet right but that guy was truly an

01:52:05.000 amazing uh hero a godly godly man and really a respected guy by everybody he was 40 by the way glenn

01:52:15.800 40 he was 40 how old are you kirk i'm 54 54 um yeah so he he was 40 years old when he started this

01:52:24.220 uh and uh to step into kind of a little bit of his shoes must be a little intimidating it is and you

01:52:32.340 you know in this show for kids um we're teaching clear moral lessons like he did like forgiveness

01:52:39.420 lessons on telling the truth lessons on uh overcoming your fears uh we're even diving into

01:52:45.540 cultural and political issues we're teaching children about the dangers of socialism and about

01:52:51.140 the sanctity of life we're even having an episode uh number four it is on identity and mr rogers

01:52:58.940 didn't really need to talk about some of those things back in his day but today we've got disney's

01:53:04.080 snow white and we've got nickelodeon and other shows that are introducing stuff like you know

01:53:09.380 non-binary big birds and we've got all sorts of crazy stuff that kids are trying to wrestle 1.00

01:53:15.280 with so we need to address these issues in a way that's safe for kids that parents trust and it

01:53:21.520 also uh ignites those little imaginations for the good and imparts virtue and faith and that's what

01:53:28.500 we're doing we are we're pumping so much garbage into our systems i've heard you talk about you know

01:53:34.120 it's like food um but it's true we're pumping garbage food into us and expecting our bodies to work

01:53:40.900 we're putting garbage drugs into our bodies and thinking it's going to work out uh well and garbage

01:53:47.420 into our minds and uh it it's it's not gonna it's not gonna work out well unless we turn this corner

01:53:53.780 yeah that's right and and i'm actually really thankful for all of the the the weird woke and

01:54:01.960 twisted things that have come down because in a sense it's the wake-up call we've needed

01:54:07.380 and now parents are leaning in they're waking up they're speaking up and there's an opportunity

01:54:13.360 with so many things going on politically in the country with trump and doge and all these other

01:54:17.820 things where all of a sudden these governments uh top-down institutions are are now going to be

01:54:25.360 drained to a degree and there is a need for parents and communities and churches to work at the

01:54:32.400 grassroots level to provide better alternatives and so i think the timing of this is perfect

01:54:37.460 i'm so excited it could be the most important project i've done and it's available everywhere

01:54:42.440 for everybody to see if you've got kids or grandkids and you want to nourish their hearts and minds when

01:54:47.840 they are in the middle of screen time just check out iggy and mr kirk and it's on brave plus the app

01:54:56.520 on your tv or brave plus dot com and it's not the only thing don't you have like strawberry

01:55:01.580 shortcake i'm trying to look you had a bunch of stuff yeah strawberry shortcake bob the builder is

01:55:05.800 on there as well so it's all it's all these great character building shows yeah yeah that's right

01:55:11.840 that's what's really cool about brave plus uh we're not waiting for disney to to pick up the clue phone

01:55:17.400 and figure out the stuff that parents actually want and can try um they've created their own

01:55:23.520 streaming platform and really high standards so if it's over stimulating that's as bad for your kids

01:55:29.460 as processed foods uh if it's if it's if it's not underlining uh good moral traditional american and

01:55:39.120 godly values it doesn't make the cut but there's over 50 shows on there and you can watch the first

01:55:44.780 three episodes of my new show iggy and mr kirk for free if you want to watch the rest we've got a whole

01:55:50.240 season complete along with 50 other shows like you said bob the builder strawberry shortcake um

01:55:56.740 madeline uh so many great shows there that are safe without a second thought and your kids are

01:56:03.100 going to love them so let's uh can we just go through because i really want parents or grandparents

01:56:09.140 that have little kids to understand what you're doing because this is so important we have to rebuild

01:56:14.800 education from the ground up and entertainment uh and entertainment that you can actually feel

01:56:23.180 comfortable in leaving the room for five minutes and you're not your kids aren't going to be coming

01:56:28.280 back and you know speaking a language that you're like wait wait a minute you're you're confused in

01:56:33.060 your own body why um so can we just go over the first couple of excerpt uh episodes first one is

01:56:38.260 injured bird the lesson there is yeah this is injured bird this is all about the sacredness of

01:56:44.980 life all life including unborn life and iggy is uh essentially really upset at this bird that has

01:56:54.340 snuck into his treehouse and is stealing all of his worms he wants to go fishing and and the bird is

01:57:00.620 stealing his bait what he doesn't know is that this is a mama bird who's collecting worms because the

01:57:06.680 little chicks in her eggs in the nest are about to hatch and he learns that these little lives

01:57:14.700 inside these eggs are precious and he's got to learn to take care of them but then the episode

01:57:20.280 continues on uh to value disabled life and elderly life and so it's a whole show about the sanctity of

01:57:28.840 all life what an appropriate first episode yeah so good yeah and then uh episode number four is

01:57:38.700 dealing with identity and in the middle of it mr kirk that's the mr rogers character reads to iggy

01:57:45.120 uh the little adorable green iguana a book called elephants are not birds and this is a show about

01:57:53.360 identity where culture the vulture tries to deceive iggy into thinking that if he were somebody else

01:58:01.820 if he was someone other than what god made him to be he would be he would be liked and loved more by

01:58:08.660 his family and friends and so we have this whole show helping iggy to discover that god made him just

01:58:16.300 the way he is and that when he embraces who he is then he can fulfill the purpose that god has given

01:58:22.520 him have you heard of uh have you seen any of the research on this or talk to any of the viewers and

01:58:29.260 discovered something that you didn't know was going to be a benefit of this or something that

01:58:35.200 you you were surprised by you're like oh my gosh i'm so glad i didn't even think of that but i'm so glad

01:58:41.380 this is happening with the audience you know more and more data is coming out that is showing that

01:58:49.860 children's brains are negatively impacted by most of the children's programming coming out because at

01:58:57.260 the end of the day uh just like junk food is designed to be cheap and addictive and most children

01:59:04.260 shows are the same way kids are staring like zombies at the screen because they've been designed

01:59:10.540 to uh addict them through non-diegetic sounds that are put in in post-production it's not part of the

01:59:19.380 world they're actually looking at with flashing lights and jump cuts every two to three seconds

01:59:23.680 it's a literal brain hack on your kids to keep them glued to the screen and they say nine minutes of that

01:59:30.360 has measurable negative impact on their cognitive development and so we're going the opposite way back to

01:59:37.860 mr rogers where it's we take our time and we lean into relationships and develop trust and impart virtue

01:59:46.200 the old-fashioned way how difficult was that to do because you know everybody in the media they didn't

01:59:55.660 start out well some of them probably did but they didn't start out with nefarious purpose they're just like

02:00:00.500 we got to get these kids to watch the show how are we going to do it well if we add this and this

02:00:04.580 and now to go the opposite and say we don't want to use any of those tricks um that had to be a little

02:00:09.760 scary yeah it was but it's like you glenn you're a guy who says no my bottom line is i want to do the

02:00:19.280 right thing right by god and by my family i want to love people i want to champion what's good and true

02:00:26.280 and beautiful and at the end of the day that's why i like working with brave books is that's really

02:00:31.340 their bottom line their company they they they don't want to go bankrupt they want to make money but

02:00:35.760 more than that uh this was an eye doctor who dropped that business to become the ceo of a book

02:00:42.500 publishing company and now a whole media company because he's got kids and nobody else is doing it

02:00:48.280 so so that's that's why we're doing it the way that we're doing it yeah it's scary but at the end of

02:00:53.960 the day i i've got to answer for everything that i'm a part of kirk i am i i'm so proud to be your

02:01:00.940 friend and to see what you guys are doing and what brave is doing uh i just think there's just nothing

02:01:06.640 more important than than beginning the journey that is going to be a very long journey and generational

02:01:14.140 journey but beginning the journey right now to put things back in order it is it's the most important

02:01:21.240 thing anybody can do and especially with anything on education and um and i i i know you know this but

02:01:28.280 anything i can do whatever i have is yours you just tell me how we can help um because you're doing

02:01:34.480 you're doing god's work and you're you're helping save the you're helping save not just the country

02:01:41.240 civilization you're helping save civilization so thank you well you're so kind you always put wind in my

02:01:48.640 sales uh amazingly so and uh you're an inspiration to so many of us so glenn thank you very much god

02:01:57.380 bless you and keep up the great work i want you to go to brave plus.com that's brave plus.com if you

02:02:04.480 have children grandchildren you know somebody that is uh you know have as young children this is so

02:02:12.380 important and it will help your kids um take all we we got to stop with the sesame street stuff we have

02:02:20.260 to we have to it's the stuff that is being taught now to our kids so early is absolute poison and it's

02:02:28.940 not what we grew up with you you can look at all these things and say well but i was fine it's a

02:02:34.960 different world now it's a totally different world and these are not the jim henson uh lessons that that

02:02:42.840 we used to get as kids uh and i am i'm not against progress i'm very uh progressive in the right ways

02:02:51.760 i believe in future i believe in um making new things and cutting edge and everything else but we

02:02:58.980 cannot disregard all of the things that have worked for centuries the truth works and kirk is uh is

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02:05:40.360 all right you sick freak welcome to the program i gotta just leave you with this i mean it's nice to 0.79

02:05:50.380 see uh you know john stewart join the club finally one of the things that's really uh big on social media

02:05:56.080 today is uh john stewart figuring out finally exactly how the u.s government is working

02:06:02.320 thanks to donald trump watch states must submit a five-year action plan so the states kind of go back

02:06:08.500 and they kind of think about how they're going to do this and they don't just say okay you know thank

02:06:12.200 you for the money we're going to spend it and you can see how it worked out later

02:06:15.840 we're like here's our five-year action plan then the fcc uh must publish the broadband

02:06:23.040 data maps before ntia allocates funds so having done the nofo the letters of intent the the request

02:06:31.100 for planning grants then the review approval and awarding of the planning grants then the five-year

02:06:37.160 action plans in between that the federal government has to put forward a map saying where it thinks we

02:06:43.120 need rural broadband subsidies and then of course the states need an opportunity to challenge the

02:06:48.940 map for accuracy and you can imagine this doesn't all happen in like a day okay step eight is states

02:06:57.180 must submit an initial proposal an initial proposal to the ntia then is that the result of their five

02:07:06.420 million dollar planning fund this i assume but then what was the five-year plan and what the fcc did they

02:07:12.180 apply for that is what donald trump is attempting to fix that is true i don't know that uh this is

02:07:20.440 for some reason a surprise to john stewart but we're all learning together boys and girls

02:07:25.280 this is glenn beck

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