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00:01:47.660 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:01:55.360 Hello, America.

00:01:56.360 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:01:58.260 I want to talk to you a little bit about what is going on with cancel culture and the violence that is coming to our streets.

00:02:06.920 What, what, what, what, what, what is it they don't understand?

00:02:13.740 Well, apparently a lot.

00:02:16.740 We got a lesson and clarification for the left on where we stand and why we stand in 60 seconds.

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00:03:49.620 Okay, so there is, there's so much going on today, especially with, with cancel culture, that I think it's important that we kind of have a reset.

00:04:03.020 And we, we talk about what we believe and how we're handling ourselves.

00:04:11.460 coming up later today, Michael Knowles is going to be with us, but there is, there is an attack on Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, the, the Daily Wire.

00:04:28.160 Things I haven't seen, well, ever, I don't think, the violence.

00:04:35.260 I believe somebody's going to get killed if, pray for everybody at the Daily Wire and everybody who does this job, because the left has ratcheted up a notch.

00:04:48.440 They, yesterday, hacked into Matt Walsh's email.

00:04:53.160 They took 20 years of his email, and they're just going to start releasing it.

00:04:59.240 By the way, at 20 years ago, he was 16.

00:05:01.880 So, I'm guessing there's going to be some crazy things in his email.

00:05:07.300 And who hasn't changed in 20 years?

00:05:13.120 They are threatening.

00:05:16.440 The security that has to be around all of us that do these jobs now is becoming incomprehensible.

00:05:25.580 Most people who do this job do not make the kind of money that can afford security.

00:05:34.500 So, they either live in fear and in risk of being killed, or they shut their mouths.

00:05:45.180 Well, luckily, there's enough people like you and me that won't shut our mouths.

00:05:55.580 The left is, the left is so infuriating.

00:06:00.080 Let's start with the Bud Light debacle.

00:06:03.620 If they understood, if they just try to understand what we're saying,

00:06:09.680 they would understand a couple of things.

00:06:12.940 We're not, we're not after anybody.

00:06:15.480 We're not threatening anybody.

00:06:18.560 But we've had enough.

00:06:19.960 Tolerance and acceptance is really no longer possible because we are so far apart from each other.

00:06:29.740 We have nothing in common.

00:06:33.360 See, what brought us together, our E Pluribus Unum, was an idea.

00:06:39.620 And that idea is all based on the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights.

00:06:46.660 Okay?

00:06:47.160 That's it.

00:06:47.820 We always disagreed with each other.

00:06:51.260 We celebrated the differences.

00:06:55.060 Okay?

00:06:55.780 Diversity was something that we got back in the 60s.

00:07:00.000 We got it.

00:07:00.740 We were making great progress on physical diversity.

00:07:04.840 Great progress.

00:07:06.240 That's gone.

00:07:06.920 Now, you're trying to limit the key to the individual.

00:07:15.300 And that is intellectual and spiritual diversity.

00:07:23.360 It's either your way or the highway.

00:07:26.380 And I don't mean the highway like, beat it, kid.

00:07:29.640 I mean, they're going to put you in the center of the highway and they're going to run over you with a truck.

00:07:34.280 Look at the violent obsession with Donald Trump.

00:07:40.720 Really, all they had to do was either ignore him or, the scariest thing would have been, to side with him.

00:07:48.380 Bring him in.

00:07:49.140 Oh, Donald, you're the greatest.

00:07:52.380 He wouldn't have been that big of a problem.

00:07:55.420 But they went after him with everything.

00:08:01.460 They're sick.

00:08:02.700 They're really sick people.

00:08:04.400 It is time we start defining many people on the left as mentally ill.

00:08:10.580 That's what's so annoying, is we're blamed for their sickness.

00:08:18.380 No, I have nothing to do with your sickness.

00:08:20.220 I have nothing to do with your sickness.

00:08:22.020 The attack on Matt Walsh.

00:08:24.840 Matt's account was hacked last night.

00:08:27.000 Ben Shapiro pointed out, after the past few months, my friend Matt Walsh has been threatened to the extent that he's had to have full-time security at his home to protect his family.

00:08:38.200 Now, he's been hacked.

00:08:39.060 The tolerant and diverse and kind crowd are celebrating, of course.

00:08:46.060 I've said this for a very long time.

00:08:49.460 They self-diagnose.

00:08:51.780 Whatever they accuse you of doing, they are doing.

00:08:56.720 Okay?

00:08:57.260 They accuse us of every crime they ever commit.

00:09:01.340 And that is a consistent trait of theirs.

00:09:04.700 Their moral relativism is so frustrating to deal with.

00:09:08.240 And that's where we really kind of separate.

00:09:14.920 There seems to be moral relativism and also a complete disregard for the facts of history and individual cases.

00:09:25.600 The left's response from, you know, Bud Light.

00:09:29.880 Why would you, if you were just a regular beer drinker and you weren't loyal to Bud because it's just another light beer, and you were a blue-collar, red-state kind of person, why would you go by Budweiser when they've just slapped you across the face?

00:09:53.360 And, quite honestly, slapped your wife across the face?

00:09:57.780 That's not a woman.

00:09:59.340 Sorry.

00:10:00.040 He's not a woman.

00:10:01.020 And if you decide to define women and hold that woman up and say, that's the epitome of a woman, she should have her face on a can of beer, then I'm going to find another beer.

00:10:16.300 What is wrong with that?

00:10:17.720 That's not cancel culture.

00:10:19.080 That's an individual choice.

00:10:21.080 Stu said it perfectly on Monday.

00:10:26.540 The New York Times article, they achieved a gaslighting that I didn't even think was possible.

00:10:33.180 And in the next breath, they claim that transgender activists don't exist.

00:10:38.940 They claim that transgender activists are under attack.

00:10:42.780 Wait a minute.

00:10:43.200 Which is it?

00:10:43.700 They don't exist or they're under attack?

00:10:45.520 Other times, they admit that they do exist, but they only blame us for their existence.

00:10:53.000 Okay.

00:10:53.640 I've just had enough.

00:10:56.120 I don't think I'm much different than the average person.

00:10:59.680 I didn't get into this job to be this guy, to be a political activist.

00:11:04.000 I'd like to have my life.

00:11:06.400 Okay.

00:11:06.600 I'd like to do the things I want to do.

00:11:08.660 I'd like to have the opportunities to do the things that I know I can do, and I know others would join me.

00:11:18.180 For instance, Paramount Pictures, I had a deal with them.

00:11:23.360 Van Jones and Color of Change got that canceled.

00:11:28.220 Well, I didn't think you guys were doing that.

00:11:32.200 I'd just like to live my life.

00:11:34.140 And whether I'm successful or not successful would be up to me.

00:11:38.660 Do I have something of value to say to the society?

00:11:43.260 If all of this stuff didn't happen, I don't know if I would have been a success.

00:11:48.220 I just happened to have this point of view, and I'm not going to shut up about it.

00:11:55.000 But I don't want to be an activist.

00:11:58.100 I want nothing to do with it.

00:12:01.600 I mock community organizers.

00:12:04.740 Much to my shame now, we shouldn't have mocked those guys.

00:12:10.260 But I don't want to be a symbol.

00:12:12.100 I don't want to be a martyr.

00:12:13.660 I don't want to be anything of the sort.

00:12:15.640 I don't think anybody on the right does.

00:12:18.580 I just want to live in a world that has verifiable truth.

00:12:24.640 That you are allowed to question the truth.

00:12:28.180 And the mob or the government is not the final arbiter of truth.

00:12:34.400 The facts are.

00:12:36.840 I want to live in a world that has verifiable truth.

00:12:40.820 Has equal justice.

00:12:43.360 Where it doesn't matter if it's my son who's a drug addict hooking up with hookers.

00:12:49.320 And making deals with the Chinese.

00:12:53.800 If my son were doing that, he should go to jail.

00:12:58.180 But so should the president's son.

00:13:01.780 So, truth.

00:13:03.500 Real justice.

00:13:06.040 And dare I say the American way.

00:13:08.720 Which is, do not be confused.

00:13:11.680 The American way is that we have certain inalienable rights.

00:13:16.460 And among them are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

00:13:19.540 And a few more are outlined in the Bill of Rights.

00:13:22.640 And if they're not mentioned there, that doesn't mean they don't exist.

00:13:29.760 That's all I want.

00:13:32.320 That's all I want.

00:13:34.600 But I'm sorry, leftist.

00:13:37.940 I'm sorry, transgender people.

00:13:40.400 You force me to stand up.

00:13:43.020 Because this can't continue.

00:13:46.220 You try to make, write this play in your own mind that none of this is new.

00:13:54.580 Or even controversial.

00:13:55.700 Like, this has been happening the whole time.

00:13:58.960 Suddenly, they needed something to complain about.

00:14:01.800 And so, the right wing stood up and said,

00:14:04.220 Hey, let's get those transgender people that are reading stories to our kids in the third grade.

00:14:11.680 Let's attack them.

00:14:13.800 Like, that was normal.

00:14:16.640 That was not happening.

00:14:19.040 None of this stuff was happening.

00:14:21.280 And they don't seem to ever have to try to make their case.

00:14:26.000 They just do it.

00:14:27.460 And then call you names if you disagree.

00:14:30.480 Let me ask you.

00:14:31.600 This transgender stuff.

00:14:33.080 Where is the research that shows that this is healthy for children?

00:14:39.780 Where's the research?

00:14:41.100 I'll tell you where the research is.

00:14:42.820 Nowhere to be found in America.

00:14:44.900 But you can find it in France and England and Sweden and Finland.

00:14:49.140 Because those guys were on the same train.

00:14:52.360 And now, research is being done.

00:14:54.480 And they're like, get off this train.

00:14:56.460 This is dangerous for our kids.

00:15:00.900 The reality is so simple.

00:15:03.460 I don't care if you're transgender.

00:15:06.920 I don't care.

00:15:08.960 I don't.

00:15:11.380 The left started coming for our kids.

00:15:15.020 There have been trans shows since the beginning of time.

00:15:19.720 Everything that Shakespeare ever wrote was done by men and trans women because women couldn't perform.

00:15:27.440 There have been drag shows, drag queens, trans shows forever.

00:15:32.340 But nobody was forced to say that that is a woman by science.

00:15:40.400 No, no.

00:15:41.480 There's no science that says that.

00:15:43.100 None.

00:15:44.160 None.

00:15:45.600 There have been strip clubs forever.

00:15:48.560 Many Americans go to strip clubs.

00:15:51.100 I don't.

00:15:52.240 I think there's many more Americans that don't go to strip clubs.

00:15:55.320 They don't think that it's necessarily moral.

00:15:58.380 But we don't attack strippers.

00:16:02.680 What's the difference?

00:16:04.120 I thought we hated all women.

00:16:06.260 Women strippers.

00:16:07.640 Well, we should go get them, right?

00:16:09.280 Because we hate women.

00:16:10.580 And we hate people who have different morals than us.

00:16:13.200 So why isn't there just strippers being clubbed by church members all over the world?

00:16:18.760 Because we are tolerant.

00:16:22.640 In fact, too tolerant.

00:16:25.880 You don't threaten strippers or attack strippers.

00:16:30.900 Now, if strippers overnight, all of a sudden, we're in almost all of our schools doing pole dances in third grade, I think we might have a problem with that.

00:16:44.900 The people who have been silent on strip clubs might start to talk about strippers.

00:16:50.520 And they would wonder, how is this good for the children?

00:16:59.260 And if those strippers said, oh, stop it.

00:17:01.940 You just hate strippers.

00:17:03.580 No, we would say, this isn't good for our children.

00:17:07.520 We'd question why all of this all of a sudden.

00:17:12.840 And parents would object.

00:17:14.320 And just like now, some would not dare, I say.

00:17:17.560 Some would say, this is good physical exercise.

00:17:20.820 We should have it in PE for first graders.

00:17:24.720 At least that argument would have some, very flimsy, but some scientific evidence.

00:17:34.620 Drag shows for kids have no benefit for the kids or society.

00:17:41.140 They deny this.

00:17:43.460 More in 60 seconds.

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00:18:04.640 You put this on his food.

00:18:06.080 And I think you're going to see a real massive difference.

00:18:09.420 At least I did in Uno.

00:18:10.960 A massive difference in my dog over the next 12 months.

00:18:15.640 You'll see it, I think, with your dog.

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00:18:20.020 And you find it beneficial.

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00:18:41.000 You know, I have to tell you, it is truly amazing what they want you to believe.

00:18:59.200 Notice Dylan Mulvaney uses girlhood, not womanhood, girlhood.

00:19:07.220 The fact that this 26-year-old man wants to be viewed as a girl is exactly the thing that I think kind of pisses some people off.

00:19:18.200 You know?

00:19:18.860 It's like, what do you mean?

00:19:21.880 Why as a man do you want to be a little girl?

00:19:23.980 They love to accuse us of imagining everything.

00:19:29.920 They call us transphobic when we provide examples.

00:19:33.020 And there are so, so, so many examples.

00:19:35.960 Just off the top of my head, there's the Blues Clues Transgender Parade.

00:19:41.720 When did that happen?

00:19:43.320 The bearded woman wearing demon horns that is now a part of Sesame Street.

00:19:48.860 The influx of LGBTQ characters in every major Disney adventure.

00:19:57.780 I'm just talking about the stuff for kids.

00:20:01.120 Let alone, have you tried to watch TV?

00:20:04.900 If you are trying to hold back the sea of insanity, you can't do it.

00:20:11.400 They attack us repeatedly, our values.

00:20:17.560 And then when we say, please stop, they leap backwards, fall on the ground like we've hit them with a car.

00:20:23.400 And they're like, you're trying to murder me.

00:20:26.040 No.

00:20:27.240 You're manufacturing crisis after crisis.

00:20:31.260 And your partner in crime is the extreme media.

00:20:36.120 And in the next breath, they disregard our concerns and accuse us of engaging in cancel culture.

00:20:43.780 Wait, what?

00:20:46.700 The right has always been the one that never boycotts.

00:20:51.840 It's part of our problem.

00:20:53.900 We never say boo.

00:20:56.720 You boycott everything.

00:21:00.400 Everything.

00:21:01.260 No, no, no, no.

00:21:04.320 We're the ones.

00:21:06.160 Okay, so the New York Times, the editorial board announced America has a free speech problem.

00:21:11.900 Washington Post said conservatives have long embraced cancel culture.

00:21:15.800 We have?

00:21:17.960 It's popular?

00:21:23.020 Really?

00:21:24.480 So wait, you're blaming white religious conservatives for inventing cancel culture.

00:21:29.440 When did we invent that?

00:21:30.840 The 1640s?

00:21:32.740 Salem witch trials?

00:21:33.940 I mean, yes.

00:21:37.180 In the 1950s, Christians stood in defense.

00:21:40.240 Judeo-Christian values because they thought it would lead to a culture that looks a lot like this one.

00:21:50.240 If I would have said to you in 1960, let alone four years ago, we're replacing God with drag queen story hours in our school, you would have called me a conspiracy theorist.

00:22:05.920 But I couldn't have done that because I couldn't have done that because I couldn't have done that because I would have never thought of that because that was too crazy.

00:22:12.380 No, no, no, no.

00:22:15.600 It's normal.

00:22:17.580 No, no, it's normal.

00:22:19.160 No, it's not.

00:22:20.400 No, it's not.

00:22:21.200 In America, it's time to just stand up and quietly, peacefully just say, no, no, not going to do it.

00:22:27.280 You are in the majority.

00:22:30.340 This has nothing to do with transgenderism.

00:22:33.760 This has everything to do with your child or grandchild.

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00:26:46.200 From Texas.

00:26:46.880 I wonder if you could go outside and see it at all.

00:26:50.800 In Florida, you can see the launches from across the state.

00:26:53.820 In addition of the Starship engines.

00:26:55.600 When Starship separates, we light up six engines in the staggered sequence.

00:27:00.660 If all goes well, those six engines will burn for almost six and a half minutes.

00:27:05.200 On-board view from Starship.

00:27:07.300 And there's views of the Raptor engines on the second stage as we prepare for stage separation.

00:27:16.100 Now after stage separation, the first stage will flip and begin a boost back maneuver for landing in the Gulf.

00:27:22.500 Continuing to fly, two minutes, 40 seconds.

00:27:37.100 Let's get ready for main engine cutoff.

00:27:39.020 All automated, flipping.

00:27:56.900 So now it can come back and have a somewhat controlled landing.

00:28:01.400 They're not going to land this one.

00:28:03.220 It is going to go into the Gulf, but somewhat controlled landing.

00:28:09.020 So now you have separation.

00:28:11.220 So the space module, if you will, is now.

00:28:17.680 As of right now, we are awaiting stage separation.

00:28:22.960 Where Starship should separate from the Super Heavy booster.

00:28:27.840 What is that maneuver?

00:28:28.980 I've never seen anything like it.

00:28:30.760 Yeah, Kate, right now it looks like we saw the start of the flip.

00:28:33.800 But obviously, we're seeing from the ground cameras, the entire Starship stack continuing to rotate.

00:28:39.400 We should have had separation by now.

00:28:41.460 Obviously, this does not appear to be a nominal situation.

00:28:46.380 Yeah, it does appear to be spinning.

00:28:48.060 But I do want to remind everyone that everything after clearing the tower was icing on the cake.

00:28:54.820 Oh, there we go, man.

00:28:57.400 Thank you.

00:28:58.340 There we go, man.

00:28:58.700 Aw.

00:28:59.560 There.

00:29:02.640 Wait, what's...

00:29:03.560 There, as you saw, as we promised, an exciting end to the Starship inaugural integrated test flight.

00:29:15.980 So wait.

00:29:17.340 So wait.

00:29:19.000 It just blew up.

00:29:20.740 Yeah, that certainly seemed to be planned.

00:29:22.380 Yeah, but doesn't that seem counterintuitive?

00:29:28.420 Yeah, you know what?

00:29:29.340 Yeah, counterintuitive is a good word.

00:29:30.900 I mean, I think when you put people on there, you won't say, oh, it blew up.

00:29:35.120 Yeah!

00:29:36.500 I don't understand.

00:29:38.600 Okay, so the reason why this is so important, and it'll become more important when it actually goes to the moon and returns,

00:29:46.060 and then the next step is with people.

00:29:48.200 This gives us the ability to launch things into space at a tiny, tiny, tiny fraction of the cost, okay?

00:30:00.880 This is the first step to a moon base.

00:30:04.980 This is the first step to Star Trek.

00:30:07.860 This is the first step to a base, a permanent base on the moon where we can make our own fuel, go up, get everybody up there, build gigantic ships,

00:30:22.660 because you won't have to take them out of our atmosphere anymore.

00:30:25.620 So you can build gigantic ships, fuel them on the moon, and head on out.

00:30:34.620 That's the reason why.

00:30:37.260 Head on out?

00:30:37.780 Like anywhere, really.

00:30:39.320 You'd be able to explore in ways that we haven't conceived of, really.

00:30:43.760 They are going to use nuclear power, I would imagine, up on the moon.

00:30:49.700 And they will build these ships to be a nuclear power plant.

00:30:55.620 I mean, things go wrong.

00:30:56.800 Environmentalists will shut that down.

00:30:58.640 You can't have nuclear power.

00:31:00.480 What about the moon's environment?

00:31:01.840 Yeah, right.

00:31:03.400 So they will build it to be nuclear powered or some other sustainable, you know, constantly renewable kind of energy.

00:31:13.420 Once you put that up on the moon and you get all the components and you build something, you can be constant voyagers.

00:31:25.320 Hmm.

00:31:26.000 Wow.

00:31:26.380 I mean, because I don't follow this stuff at all.

00:31:28.200 I really don't.

00:31:29.000 I mean, I know every time Elon Musk, you know, launches something, it takes over Twitter for approximately two hours.

00:31:35.660 And that's about my level of following it.

00:31:37.980 But this is, what's the innovation here?

00:31:39.640 The innovation is the size?

00:31:41.240 No, the innovation.

00:31:42.120 It's the biggest one ever built, apparently.

00:31:43.440 No, it's.

00:31:44.080 Or most powerful ever built.

00:31:46.140 Yes, most powerful.

00:31:47.480 This is bigger than the Saturn V that launched Apollo.

00:31:52.960 The way that it can come back, those engines and everything else are so expensive.

00:32:03.520 They just blew it up.

00:32:05.640 Okay.

00:32:06.200 NASA used to just lose them in the water.

00:32:09.400 Yeah.

00:32:09.700 Okay.

00:32:10.060 But you can't use them ever again.

00:32:12.120 This is reusable.

00:32:14.080 Not this one.

00:32:15.020 Not this one.

00:32:15.800 So it's reusable.

00:32:17.100 So you can just refuel it.

00:32:19.300 And it's able to have a turnaround of like three hours.

00:32:25.840 So we could launch things into space.

00:32:28.160 One of them could launch something into space, come back down, land on the platform, refuel, reload, put another payload on it, relaunch again.

00:32:40.360 Okay.

00:32:40.480 That's, that's, that's, you'd never had that.

00:32:43.020 It's incredible.

00:32:43.640 Yeah.

00:32:44.080 Yeah.

00:32:44.360 I mean, you know, Apollo 13, it was the anniversary, I think, of Apollo 13, making it back to Earth this week.

00:32:52.020 And Apollo 13.

00:32:54.600 I mean, they, there is no, there's no help coming.

00:32:57.060 You're stranded on the moon.

00:32:58.440 You're stranded on the moon.

00:32:59.520 You're in space.

00:33:00.280 You're in space.

00:33:01.720 Up until we had the space station, we have to, if there's something wrong, we can hitch a ride with another country to get up into space.

00:33:11.840 But we don't have the ability to launch overnight.

00:33:15.260 Here, let's go.

00:33:16.880 This does.

00:33:18.140 This will take what it costs per pound.

00:33:22.020 I don't know what it used to cost, but it was really expensive, really expensive per pound.

00:33:28.600 In the tens of thousands of dollars, you launch a satellite, you're paying a lot of money per pound.

00:33:36.000 Okay.

00:33:36.180 Per pound or probably per ounce.

00:33:37.820 It's per ounce, but per pound.

00:33:39.540 Let's just say that per ounce, I'm making this number up, but it just, let's just say it was in the tens of thousands, because I'm not sure where that goes.

00:33:50.680 It's now like, I think like 20, hang on.

00:33:55.800 I looked up what the current or what the price will be, what they're projecting.

00:34:00.880 It'll be 57 cents per ounce.

00:34:03.880 That's a savings.

00:34:05.340 Yeah.

00:34:05.820 That's a savings.

00:34:06.780 Yeah.

00:34:07.100 I can't even ship mail at that rate at this point.

00:34:10.620 I know.

00:34:11.180 So now you can take all of the infrastructure that you need up to the moon at a reasonable price.

00:34:19.260 It changes everything.

00:34:21.100 This is a remarkable day.

00:34:23.420 I was just listening to the All In podcast with David Sachs and his friends.

00:34:29.260 Yeah.

00:34:29.420 And they have been on this AI rant for the last couple of weeks.

00:34:36.900 And these guys are really, really smart.

00:34:39.480 And it's weird because I feel like they're just discovering some of this stuff.

00:34:45.240 Like, wow, it's really changing things quickly.

00:34:48.660 Yeah.

00:34:49.260 And today, last week, they were saying we should have some sort of government regulation.

00:34:56.380 And David Sachs and a couple others were like, no, no, no.

00:34:59.480 I don't think it's, you know, it's too soon.

00:35:01.460 And one of the other guys said, too soon.

00:35:03.560 What are we waiting for?

00:35:04.380 What do we wait?

00:35:05.260 At the rate of change, what are we waiting, a month?

00:35:08.200 And this week, it started with one of the guys going, okay, it's time now.

00:35:15.460 We have to have regulation.

00:35:16.720 That was seven days.

00:35:17.800 The reason why he said it is, yesterday, yesterday, somebody put a chat bot onto a task to be a personal assistant.

00:35:31.360 And the things that it can do, it's everything in your life.

00:35:36.300 Everything in your life.

00:35:37.580 The things that it can do, because it reached out to other bots and then started saying, oh, I need to send letters and organize mail.

00:35:48.980 That bot, you can do it.

00:35:50.560 No human was involved.

00:35:52.580 I got to go find that technology.

00:35:54.880 Oh, I can get it here.

00:35:56.120 So that's part of it.

00:35:57.200 I need airline booking.

00:35:58.620 There's another bot here.

00:36:00.000 I got it here.

00:36:01.520 And it created itself.

00:36:04.300 That was yesterday.

00:36:08.980 And David Sachs said, we used to measure giant leaps in years or decades.

00:36:18.420 For instance, how many years did it take to go from version one of the iPhone to version two?

00:36:25.760 It's been out since 2007.

00:36:27.220 What are we up to?

00:36:27.820 Version 11?

00:36:31.740 13 or 14?

00:36:33.380 Okay.

00:36:34.180 It's been around.

00:36:34.740 13 or 14.

00:36:36.440 He said, we used to measure in decades, then in years.

00:36:40.400 We now are measuring in weeks and days.

00:36:48.200 And I said out loud as I was listening to them, it's about to become hours.

00:36:54.440 It will become major improvements, major discoveries, major advances in technology in hours.

00:37:06.560 We are going to have a time where something like we just saw, the spaceship lifting off, we'll be like, oh, my gosh, I can't believe that that just happened.

00:37:19.480 The next day, we won't be talking about it.

00:37:21.840 And not because there's some political scandal, but because there's something even more incredible the next day.

00:37:27.580 We're just at the beginning.

00:37:30.260 You are living in the most remarkable time of human history right now.

00:37:37.860 You want to be positive about things?

00:37:41.140 I mean, you know, there's really things you really will worry about, you know, as we cross that bridge.

00:37:48.620 And that bridge is coming sooner than anybody thinks.

00:37:51.140 But right now, the possibility is truly endless.

00:37:59.180 You're about to think it and it becomes.

00:38:03.180 We are two years away from there's no Pixar.

00:38:07.500 You don't need Pixar.

00:38:09.960 You'll be able to go.

00:38:11.240 I love the Simpsons.

00:38:13.320 Hey, have Bart comment on this.

00:38:16.920 And and Homer, he has this point of view on this topic of today's news.

00:38:22.920 Enter done.

00:38:24.780 You got a half hour Simpsons episode.

00:38:27.800 OK, it's going to change everything, everything, because that's just the entertainment side.

00:38:34.740 That's not the side that's making, you know, billions and billions and trillions of dollars.

00:38:41.760 Whole world's about to change.

00:38:43.360 It's really exciting.

00:38:45.060 Back in just a minute.

00:38:46.920 Exciting is one word for it.

00:38:48.720 I have to I have to show you something.

00:38:50.560 I had a conversation with AI today and I don't know if I'm going to have time to do it today.

00:38:55.300 I might just have to post it at Glenn Beck dot com.

00:38:58.320 But I had a very fascinating conversation with AI and it's just it's just eye opening.

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00:40:16.920 Back, the Glenn Beck program.

00:40:40.560 You know, I said that this was such an exciting time and it is.

00:40:45.120 It is an exciting time, but it also has not yet been written and we don't know how it is going to develop today.

00:40:55.480 I started my conversation with A.I. today.

00:40:58.040 Tell me what in the next 12 months, two years and 10 years is going to happen, how it's going to change people's lives and give me the best and the worst scenarios.

00:41:07.180 Most likely scenarios, 12 months, enhanced natural language understanding, A.I. models like chat GPT for will continue to improve, blah, blah, blah.

00:41:17.780 Improved health care diagnostics.

00:41:20.140 A.I. could be used quickly to accurately diagnose diseases or analyze any imagery, potentially saving lives.

00:41:28.080 Enhanced cybersecurity.

00:41:28.980 A.I. may be used to detect and respond to cyber threats more effectively, protecting sensitive data and digital infrastructure.

00:41:35.840 That's 12 months.

00:41:37.080 Two years.

00:41:37.820 Autonomous vehicles.

00:41:39.040 Widespread adoption of self-driving cars.

00:41:41.320 Two years.

00:41:42.340 A.I. assisted education.

00:41:44.460 Personalized A.I. tutors will teach children.

00:41:48.460 Two years.

00:41:49.440 In two years, A.I. generated content.

00:41:51.580 A.I. generated art, music, literature could become more prevalent, changing the creative landscape.

00:41:56.600 Ten years.

00:41:58.760 A.I. enhanced human cognition, brain-computer interfaces.

00:42:04.300 Ten years.

00:42:05.360 A.I. driven scientific discovery.

00:42:07.740 A.I. could help solve very complex scientific problems, leading to major breakthroughs in medicine, climate change, space exploration.

00:42:15.920 Then, general A.I.

00:42:18.680 The development of artificial general intelligence could lead machines that could perform any intellectual task that a human can do.

00:42:27.060 Now, it had positive, but it also said, you know, job displacement are the negative most likely effects, privacy concerns, AI bias and discrimination, an AI arms race, and loss of control of AI.

00:42:48.360 A.I. Oh.

00:42:52.420 Well, I like the fact that it can read x-rays faster.

00:42:57.920 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:01.020 I want to tell you about a movie that Stu refuses to see.

00:43:04.140 I do?

00:43:05.020 Yeah, I mean.

00:43:06.020 Well, I've heard, I've heard, you know, you're in it, so.

00:43:09.300 Right.

00:43:09.620 That was my first.

00:43:10.260 It's played a very small role.

00:43:11.320 That's true.

00:43:11.640 I've heard the rest of the movie is very good.

00:43:13.240 It is.

00:43:13.680 It is, actually.

00:43:14.920 Yeah.

00:43:15.100 I do kind of throw it off.

00:43:16.800 No, I've heard this one.

00:43:18.140 But, what is it?

00:43:20.200 Are you a devil worshiper?

00:43:22.660 Are you?

00:43:23.340 Well, if I was a devil worshiper, I might want to go see this movie.

00:43:25.620 It's a portrayal, right, of a demon.

00:43:28.060 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:43:29.080 So, maybe it would be interesting to me if I was a devil worshiper.

00:43:31.640 Have you seen it?

00:43:32.480 I have seen it.

00:43:33.000 Oh, so maybe you're the devil worshiper.

00:43:36.540 Go see Nefarious, written by our friend Steve Dace.

00:43:42.060 It was a book that he released a few years ago.

00:43:45.360 It's kind of a modern, updated, the C.S. Lewis screw tape letters.

00:43:50.540 It's called Nefarious.

00:43:52.060 Just released in theaters.

00:43:53.680 Buy your tickets at whoisnefarious.com.

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00:43:59.520 All right.

00:44:00.360 Glenn Greenwald.

00:44:01.640 A million questions for him.

00:44:04.660 Coming up next.

00:44:05.500 We've got no room to compromise.

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00:44:49.200 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:44:54.780 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:01.740 There was a disturbing story that you might not have heard that has come out about the Biden administration.

00:45:07.780 administration, the Department of Justice, just charged four members of the African People's Socialist Party.

00:45:16.740 So this is, I'm just assuming a, you know, a leftist, you know, BLM style that I have nothing in common with kind of group.

00:45:28.580 Okay, what were they arrested for?

00:45:32.240 For conspiring to act as agents of Russia by using speech and political actions in the way the DOJ says is weaponized.

00:45:45.120 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what?

00:45:47.540 They're from Florida and Missouri.

00:45:49.520 They were doing the bidding, according to the DOJ, of Russia by standing against the Ukrainian war and Ukraine itself.

00:46:04.700 How, exactly how, when did we become the Soviet Union?

00:46:09.480 When did that, when did we start for an opinion?

00:46:12.240 Every single person in this audience should be standing with these people.

00:46:18.920 We don't agree with them, I assume.

00:46:21.120 We don't agree with anything.

00:46:22.980 I don't mean to assume your position.

00:46:25.540 But we all should agree on freedom of speech.

00:46:31.640 Glenn Greenwald joins me on that and many other things coming up in just a second.

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00:47:30.920 Let's go to Glenn Greenwald now.

00:47:36.980 Hello, Glenn.

00:47:37.760 How are you?

00:47:39.720 Hey, Glenn.

00:47:40.280 Great to be with you.

00:47:41.220 Thank you.

00:47:42.300 Can we start with the U.S. citizens that were charged with conspiring to help Russia and hurt Ukraine?

00:47:57.320 Yeah, absolutely.

00:47:58.280 So I find it to be a quite shocking indictment, and I think we have to realize it's part of this broader context that the Biden Justice Department, even before January 6th, when they were still in the transition, announced that a priority of theirs was a domestic war on terror.

00:48:13.120 To take all the tools that were used in the original war on terror against ISIS and al-Qaeda and repurpose them domestically against domestic enemies, which the U.S. security state now regards as the number one threat to American national security, not a foreign terrorist group, not a foreign government, but American dissidents.

00:48:29.740 And sometimes they're on the left, oftentimes on the right, but it's the same mindset, which is if you're really opposed to the establishment, meaning not that you support transstander Republicans like Lindsey Graham or Mitt Romney, that's all totally fine, or Democrats like Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, that's fine, too.

00:48:46.460 So really outside of the establishment orthodoxy, like these four American citizens are, they regard you as a criminal.

00:48:54.860 And this prosecution is brought under a law that says, if you're a foreign agent of another country, and in this case, the accusation is Russia, you have to register with the Department of Defense because these four citizens were acting on behalf of Russia when criticizing the Obama administration, when opposing the war in Ukraine, when condemning U.S. militarism in general, that they were somehow acting as agents of the Kremlin.

00:49:20.660 Even though, Glenn, if you look at these people, these four defendants, they're very easily recognizable.

00:49:25.580 These are true black leftist radicals.

00:49:27.620 They're not the kind that joined the Democratic Party.

00:49:29.640 They come from the tradition of, like, Marcus Garvey and Fred Hampton.

00:49:32.680 The idea that they were saying anything they didn't believe because the Kremlin told them to, which is the requirement of the law, is preposterous, and it's designed to criminalize dissent.

00:49:43.600 So where is the press on this?

00:49:47.000 I mean, this is going after the left.

00:49:49.260 You know, when I saw this the other day, I saw that it's a black activist socialist group.

00:49:56.040 I thought, wait, wait, what is happening?

00:50:00.120 Because that's more of a protected group from the Biden administration.

00:50:05.700 This should show that what people like you and I have been saying the whole time.

00:50:10.140 No, no, no.

00:50:11.340 They're you are a useful idiot.

00:50:13.620 As long as you agree with them, they're fine, but they'll eat you the minute you disagree with them.

00:50:20.100 Exactly.

00:50:22.100 I think this is the key to realize about this faction is this faction is not, say, Al Sharpton or Jamal Bowman or Hakeem Jeffries, the kind of standard mainstream Democratic Party left that the Biden administration obviously loves and is comfortable with.

00:50:39.220 These are real radicals.

00:50:41.300 There used to be a real radical left movement in the United States.

00:50:45.160 They were pretty menacing.

00:50:46.900 The things like the Black Panthers.

00:50:48.420 Yeah.

00:50:48.640 They believe in the Second Amendment.

00:50:50.080 They believe in the right to own guns.

00:50:52.160 And these are not the kinds of black leftists that Democrats like.

00:50:56.460 These are the ones they hate because they have a lot in common with right wing populists, actually, about international organizations, about the war in Ukraine, about militarism, about the U.S. security state.

00:51:06.100 They condemn all of that and they hate Joe Biden.

00:51:09.000 And these are real dissidents, even if you don't agree with them.

00:51:11.420 And that's the problem is this prosecution is designed to criminalize the sense of even if you're on the right, you're their counterparts on the right.

00:51:18.680 This is something that should really alarm you.

00:51:21.060 And again, where is the mainstream press?

00:51:26.660 Why?

00:51:27.460 Why?

00:51:28.280 No.

00:51:28.820 Why is there no defense?

00:51:30.840 Why am I the one, you know, in the more mainstream media that's going, hey, we need to support these guys?

00:51:40.180 Where is where are the defenders of the First Amendment on the left?

00:51:45.620 No, this is such a crucial question.

00:51:50.360 I'm so glad you asked it.

00:51:51.280 And I'm also very glad you're covering this as well.

00:51:54.200 In censorship cases, you know, I have to say I report a lot on censorship and free speech.

00:51:58.400 The tactic always is find somebody either on the right or the left.

00:52:02.400 Yep.

00:52:02.840 Who is so dislikable, unlikable that no one wants to defend their rights because you just don't want to get near them.

00:52:08.880 So the first person they ban is Milo Yiannopoulos and Alex Jones, knowing that even a lot of people on the right don't want to really have anything to do with those people.

00:52:16.960 No mainstream Republican is going to defend Milo Yiannopoulos and Alex Jones.

00:52:20.420 And then all of a sudden you have this precedent that says that anytime they view your views as dangerous, they can ban you from the Internet.

00:52:28.180 And then when it starts coming for the people you are more comfortable with, you have nothing to say because you've allowed this precedent to get implanted.

00:52:34.800 Same here. No Democrat, mainstream Democrat, is going to stand up in defense of these people.

00:52:39.960 Like I said, these are real hardcore black radicals.

00:52:42.780 They hate the Democratic Party.

00:52:44.180 And the hope is that you allow this Justice Department prosecution to take place.

00:52:48.360 These are poor people. They won't have good lawyers.

00:52:50.920 And now there will be a standard that further empowers the Justice Department to turn into felons anybody who was accused of being a dissident.

00:52:58.700 Let me just say, for the purpose of accuracy, they found, you know, $2,000 here, $500 there, maybe $10,000 over five years that they claim emanated from the Russian government.

00:53:09.300 But the U.S. State Department says that Russia, China, Iran are tyrannical because they count as foreign agents anybody who receives American funding.

00:53:18.540 We fund opposition groups in Russia, China, Iran all the time.

00:53:21.960 And the position of the U.S. government is you're not really a foreign agent unless you're saying things that the government, the foreign government tells you to say.

00:53:30.020 You know, people like lobbyists on Wall Street who get paid by dictators.

00:53:33.740 These are people who are saying what they believe for decades.

00:53:36.340 They either they're completely organic, but because they have, you know, a $2,500 check to an event that they organized, they claim emanated from the Russian government.

00:53:45.020 Now they want to turn them into felons.

00:53:46.820 Exactly what we say Russia, China, Iran does that make them so despotic.

00:53:50.220 So this is actually a chance for the constitutionalist right to actually stand up and make this an issue because we have nothing in common with these people.

00:54:04.640 And I don't want anyone silenced, anyone.

00:54:09.360 And this is a chance for us to stand up and do what the press will never do for somebody on the right.

00:54:16.660 They should have stood up with Alex Jones and said, we don't like the guy.

00:54:22.000 We don't like the guy, but he has a right to say what he's going to say.

00:54:26.400 The same thing we should be now doing on this side, because, A, it'll just confuse the hell out of them.

00:54:33.320 And it will show that we we actually have principles behind what we say.

00:54:38.120 You have to have principles behind what you say.

00:54:42.940 Otherwise, what it seems like you're saying, it's just kind of a special pleading for your own allies.

00:54:47.160 And I'm really glad to hear that, because, as you know, as well as anybody, Glenn, it is very common for people on the right to be accused of being Russian agents.

00:54:55.120 That is probably the go-to accusation by establishment liberals and kind of the never-crumpling of the Republican Party that accuses everybody who disagrees with them of being a Kremlin agent, of serving the Russian government.

00:55:06.680 And if you now have got the Biden Justice Department, expand what that means and allow them to turn you into a felon, not just ruin your application or ban you from social media, but prosecute you criminally under federal law.

00:55:19.660 That is an extremely dangerous question, including for lots of people who have different ideologies and need to defend it.

00:55:25.980 All right, Glenn, I want to talk to you about the leaker of these top secret documents.

00:55:32.080 Let me take a 60-second break and come right back with Glenn Greenwald.

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00:56:50.820 So let's talk about the Teixeira case, which – Glenn, it's just – there's something wrong with this case.

00:57:10.140 And I know you've been following it.

00:57:12.680 I've been following your writings in your Twitter feed.

00:57:17.560 I think we agree on a lot of this stuff.

00:57:21.480 Let's start with the actual – you can't even call it hacking, but getting into the system that this 21-year-old kid supposedly did.

00:57:34.180 From every source I have that knows these systems, they say it's impossible for him to get the documents that he had and just – and get away with it for as long as he did.

00:57:49.720 Now, if that's true, then – and he did just get them and he's working by himself, then there's a bigger issue here.

00:57:59.800 What's broken, and nobody seems to be talking about that.

00:58:05.380 So let's take that one issue.

00:58:07.380 Did he do this alone?

00:58:10.680 Did he actually – was he the guy all by himself?

00:58:16.220 So I'll tell you what I know, and obviously I agree totally.

00:58:18.760 There's a very strange case for so many reasons, and I think skepticism is warranted for every claim being made about it.

00:58:25.200 But when – you know, I think all of us are kind of inculcated to oppose the idea that people can leak top-secret documents from the U.S. government on their own against the law because it seems like an irresponsible thing to do.

00:58:41.560 Theoretically, it could put people in danger if it exposes the names of covert agents and the like.

00:58:46.380 So all of us kind of just immediately when we hear someone leak classified top-secret documents and think that doesn't sound like a good thing to do.

00:58:53.440 The problem is twofold.

00:58:54.820 Number one, our government abuses the secrecy powers it has in ways that are impossible to overstate.

00:59:01.720 Almost everything our government does immediately gets stamped classified secret or top-secret, which makes it a felony for anyone to disclose what our government is doing.

00:59:12.200 And when I worked on the Snowden documents, you know, I spent a year and a half going through hundreds of thousands of top-secret documents, and the vast majority of them were worthless.

00:59:20.580 They were banal.

00:59:21.460 Things even like, how do you get a parking credential or ask for vacation days, got marked secret, and that's what was illegal to leak.

00:59:28.480 The other thing is, over a million people have access to the most basic kind of classified material.

00:59:35.980 The same classification that he had, the same authority he had, and nothing more.

00:59:42.680 Millions, right?

00:59:45.040 A million.

00:59:45.840 So how can we even call these documents secret when you're making them available to a million or two million people who work, you know, not just within our government,

00:59:55.420 but within all those corporations that are joined at the hip to the U.S. military state,

01:00:00.300 like Steve Allen Hamilton and all those private contractors, Raytheon, General Dynamics,

01:00:04.680 they all have access to this gigantic database of things that are supposedly so classified.

01:00:09.800 In this case, though, there do seem to be some really sensitive documents that are marked top secret for good reason,

01:00:16.100 including things like showing that Biden has deployed special forces on the ground in Ukraine,

01:00:20.860 despite telling us that he wasn't doing that, that do raise questions of how a 21-year-old in the Massachusetts National Guard

01:00:29.400 could possibly have gained access to these materials and then spent months putting them on the Internet

01:00:35.860 without being detected, given that we all live in a U.S. surveillance state, let alone people who have this kind of a job.

01:00:42.800 It is very mysterious, I agree.

01:00:44.360 Okay, so from what I've been told to dumb it down for me, they said, imagine a house.

01:00:52.340 He has the key to the front door, but everything else is compartmentalized,

01:00:58.040 and you have to have a key to each door inside.

01:01:01.740 Just because you can get into the front house doesn't mean you can get into the safe,

01:01:07.720 doesn't mean you can get into the liquor cabinet or any of the other doors around.

01:01:12.100 He doesn't have any of those codes or classifications to be able to get in to find these documents.

01:01:19.880 And even when you do find them, you kind of find the doors, as I understand it, you'll have a better understanding.

01:01:26.420 You can't just mill around and like, hey, here's a whole stack of documents.

01:01:31.860 You kind of have to know what you're looking for.

01:01:34.820 Is that true or not?

01:01:37.720 Yeah, that's a perfect metaphor.

01:01:39.120 Yeah, that's a perfect metaphor.

01:01:40.620 When I say there are more than a million people with access to classified documents,

01:01:45.140 of course, I do not mean that they have access to every classified document, right?

01:01:49.020 So there's not a million people with access to, say, the nuclear codes.

01:01:52.340 Right.

01:01:52.640 Or specific troop movements that the generals in Ukraine are helping the Ukrainians engineer.

01:01:58.820 Those are compartmentalized and far fewer people have access to those,

01:02:02.720 but higher you go up in the secrecy or sensitivity level.

01:02:06.460 The issue, though, here is I really question how sensitive these documents actually are.

01:02:13.620 Like I said, they don't contain the names of any covert agents.

01:02:17.480 And you have media outlets in the New York Times and the Washington Post,

01:02:21.260 which on the one hand helped expose this kid.

01:02:23.720 They found him.

01:02:24.560 They hunted him down.

01:02:25.340 Hang on, I want to take this piece by piece.

01:02:28.800 We're going to come back to that.

01:02:29.980 So go ahead.

01:02:31.240 Okay.

01:02:31.900 Yeah.

01:02:32.220 And so now he's out of the way.

01:02:33.960 And they are using this stash of documents.

01:02:36.400 The Washington Post has branded them, you know, exclusive, the Discord leaks.

01:02:40.740 And they're going them out every day by doing reporting,

01:02:43.800 which implicitly means there are things in these documents that are journalistically worthwhile,

01:02:49.420 that are in the public interest to know.

01:02:51.500 So it's just very odd that they started off being released,

01:02:55.780 and now suddenly the media outlets closest to the CIA and the Pentagon,

01:03:00.620 the Washington Post and the New York Times, have exclusive control over them

01:03:03.460 and are kind of doling them out in a way that the government seems very comfortable with.

01:03:07.780 It's all about now promoting U.S. narratives

01:03:10.840 as opposed to doing anything that actually exposes incriminating information about the Biden administration.

01:03:15.500 That's what I find out about it.

01:03:16.880 So do you believe this kid acted alone or there was somebody else involved with better access

01:03:24.840 that was pushing some sort of a narrative that they wanted pushed, somebody wanted pushed,

01:03:32.460 or is he just a stupid kid that did this and was like,

01:03:37.360 I just want to be popular with my friends?

01:03:39.080 Yeah, I mean, of course, you know, whatever I say is so much speculative,

01:03:46.300 since I don't actually know, but my view is you would be surprised at how sloppy the U.S. government is

01:03:52.600 with even pretty sensitive secrets.

01:03:54.780 Remember, Edward Stodan was 29 years old when he walked out with a massive archive

01:03:59.280 from the most sensitive agency, which was the NSA.

01:04:01.780 Chelsea Manning was an army private and managed to send to WikiLeaks

01:04:05.560 gigantic amounts of information, and it seems like what he did was photocopied documents

01:04:12.340 that were laying on a table.

01:04:14.200 I would not at all be surprised if there were other people working with him

01:04:17.320 because, again, the way these leaks ended up happening seems to boost the U.S. agenda

01:04:22.280 and not undermine anything the Biden administration is doing.

01:04:25.020 But I also wouldn't be surprised if he was able to do this

01:04:27.920 because the thing our government does with these classified documents is very reckless.

01:04:32.080 Okay, so let's go to, and I've got about 90 seconds, so we'll just be here, one minute.

01:04:40.680 We're just going to be able to really kind of ask the question and begin,

01:04:43.940 but I want to talk now about the media.

01:04:47.020 It was Michael Isikoff who I think broke the story of who this kid was, right?

01:04:51.260 Wasn't it, Stu?

01:04:52.220 Was it Isikoff?

01:04:54.940 Isikoff has a long story in Ukraine,

01:04:59.260 and I've never seen the media lead the manhunt.

01:05:08.280 They weren't following.

01:05:10.640 It seemed as though they were leading the manhunt for it.

01:05:14.000 It was very bizarre.

01:05:16.220 I'd like to get your comments on the media

01:05:18.740 and then the reaction of the government

01:05:22.400 and putting in new spying techniques because of this emergency.

01:05:27.900 Glenn Greenwald joins us in a minute.

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01:07:33.340 We're talking about the leaks

01:07:36.740 that came from the Air National Guard guy

01:07:40.340 up in Boston

01:07:41.900 and I want to turn to the media

01:07:45.340 and their role in this.

01:07:47.560 First of all, Glenn, kind of unrelated,

01:07:50.040 if you had been lied to

01:07:52.440 and you were an innocent person,

01:07:55.120 you really believed it

01:07:56.340 because they convinced you,

01:07:57.940 if you had believed the whole Russia stuff

01:08:02.400 and you had heard from all your sources,

01:08:04.380 no, no, no, it's true.

01:08:05.660 When you found out that it was not only a lie,

01:08:09.240 but they knew it to be a lie,

01:08:11.640 would you ever trust those sources again?

01:08:16.100 Of course not.

01:08:17.520 I mean, in fact, Glenn,

01:08:18.800 this is like something you learn in journalism 101

01:08:21.060 is that the highest duty of a journalist

01:08:23.820 is to protect your sources.

01:08:25.420 The only time that it's justified,

01:08:27.780 not even justified,

01:08:28.620 but actually required,

01:08:29.800 to expose your sources

01:08:31.380 is when they purposely feed you lies,

01:08:33.520 when they use you to deceive the American people

01:08:35.820 by disseminating lies through your journalism.

01:08:38.440 And yet all of these journalists

01:08:39.640 who work in these big media corporations

01:08:41.700 got constantly used and manipulated

01:08:44.140 to spread outright lies during Russia's day

01:08:46.160 and they seem happy about it

01:08:47.920 because it achieved the political outcome.

01:08:50.100 They wanted it,

01:08:50.640 and that's what these journalists are about.

01:08:51.940 And I'm pretty sure

01:08:53.600 that they're probably being fed

01:08:55.180 the same stuff about this

01:08:57.480 from the same people.

01:09:00.960 And they seem to, you know,

01:09:03.300 not expose the people

01:09:05.400 who are sources

01:09:06.420 that are lying to them,

01:09:09.780 but instead attack

01:09:12.060 and do all the work

01:09:14.060 to find the guy

01:09:15.960 who should be protected

01:09:17.600 kind of as a whistleblower.

01:09:19.720 I mean, I don't think that's what his goal was,

01:09:22.000 but I mean,

01:09:22.640 that's the way

01:09:23.320 it would have been treated before.

01:09:25.300 The press would have protected him,

01:09:28.120 not hunted for him.

01:09:31.320 And journalists are really our only job.

01:09:34.120 The reason why there's a press freedom guarantee

01:09:35.860 in the Constitution

01:09:37.280 is because we're supposed to be

01:09:38.720 an adversarial force

01:09:39.840 against the government,

01:09:41.060 against the executive branch

01:09:42.180 and all of its power

01:09:43.400 by bringing transparency to it.

01:09:46.100 So we rely on people like this.

01:09:47.700 Regardless,

01:09:48.060 sometimes they have bad motives,

01:09:49.220 but they still are the people

01:09:50.640 who allow us

01:09:51.380 to show the American people

01:09:52.600 what the government

01:09:53.380 is really doing.

01:09:54.380 When the government is lying to people,

01:09:55.800 these people enable us

01:09:57.300 to get the proof

01:09:58.000 and show that

01:09:58.920 these are the people

01:09:59.800 who are supposed to cultivate

01:10:01.000 and protect.

01:10:02.280 The last thing you're supposed to do

01:10:03.900 is go on a hunt

01:10:05.260 and use Jeff Bezos' resources

01:10:07.040 at the Washington Post

01:10:08.080 or the Sulzberger families

01:10:09.220 at the New York Times

01:10:10.000 to do the FBI's job for them.

01:10:12.920 And yet the reality is

01:10:14.740 these media corporations

01:10:15.860 serve the U.S. security state

01:10:17.660 above all else.

01:10:18.540 That is their real ideology.

01:10:20.120 There are leftists and liberals

01:10:20.940 on culture war issues,

01:10:22.280 but on these issues,

01:10:23.420 it's the FBI,

01:10:24.220 the CIA,

01:10:24.640 the Pentagon.

01:10:25.200 That's who they serve.

01:10:26.040 So it's not a lack

01:10:27.840 of curiosity.

01:10:28.900 It is just,

01:10:30.140 they're just in the bag.

01:10:34.120 That is their main ideology.

01:10:36.620 I mean,

01:10:36.880 all of Russiagate,

01:10:37.840 which dominated our political culture

01:10:39.260 for four years,

01:10:40.020 came from those agencies.

01:10:41.040 Right.

01:10:42.920 Now,

01:10:43.940 the lack of curiosity

01:10:46.840 drives me nuts.

01:10:49.080 The Nord Stream pipeline.

01:10:50.860 How,

01:10:51.340 how,

01:10:52.000 wait,

01:10:52.500 what?

01:10:53.340 How do we,

01:10:53.780 how do we know

01:10:55.120 where this leaker is,

01:10:56.500 but we couldn't find

01:10:57.760 out of probably

01:10:58.680 a hundred people

01:10:59.740 who leaked

01:11:00.980 the Dobbs case?

01:11:02.340 And there's no curiosity

01:11:03.700 about it.

01:11:05.300 You posted something

01:11:06.780 the other day

01:11:07.240 about Nashville

01:11:08.060 that you had

01:11:10.080 two retainer letters

01:11:11.480 coming from

01:11:12.080 two different

01:11:13.080 attorney firms

01:11:14.380 in Nashville.

01:11:15.520 Their job was to go

01:11:16.900 to the Nashville PD

01:11:18.440 and get the manifesto.

01:11:21.680 They both backed out

01:11:23.060 at the last minute.

01:11:24.600 What,

01:11:25.220 what happened there?

01:11:27.420 Yeah.

01:11:28.080 I mean,

01:11:28.400 why don't we have

01:11:29.240 that manifesto

01:11:30.240 showing what really

01:11:32.000 motivated

01:11:32.560 some maniac psychopaths

01:11:35.180 that go into

01:11:35.620 a Christian school

01:11:36.520 and murder

01:11:37.140 three young children

01:11:38.160 and three employees

01:11:39.080 of that school

01:11:39.740 when usually

01:11:40.840 in these mass shooting cases,

01:11:42.500 the media loves

01:11:43.400 these manifestos

01:11:44.360 if they get to blame

01:11:45.280 right-wing

01:11:45.900 activists

01:11:47.120 or activists

01:11:48.360 or journalists.

01:11:49.380 But in this case,

01:11:50.140 there's no interest

01:11:51.480 in this manifesto

01:11:52.280 on the part of the media.

01:11:53.060 So we wanted to sue

01:11:54.000 the FBI

01:11:54.540 and the Tennessee

01:11:55.240 law enforcement authorities

01:11:56.600 to get it.

01:11:57.660 And two major law firms

01:11:58.660 that originally said

01:11:59.440 they would represent us

01:12:00.240 in doing that

01:12:00.700 at the last minute

01:12:01.540 backed out

01:12:02.080 with very sketchy

01:12:03.160 explanations about why.

01:12:04.680 There's obviously

01:12:05.440 a lot of political pressure

01:12:06.460 to keep this hidden.

01:12:07.620 So what are you doing about it?

01:12:09.260 Are you finding others

01:12:10.260 to represent you?

01:12:13.600 Yeah.

01:12:14.080 After I,

01:12:14.920 you know,

01:12:15.180 kind of went public

01:12:16.020 and sounded the alarm,

01:12:17.180 there were a couple of

01:12:18.200 firms in Tennessee,

01:12:20.480 not in Nashville,

01:12:21.200 notably,

01:12:21.720 but in the middle of the state

01:12:22.780 who are very,

01:12:23.480 very good.

01:12:23.940 He said they'd be happy

01:12:24.640 to represent us

01:12:25.320 and that we pertain them

01:12:26.160 and we're doing

01:12:26.560 forward with litigation

01:12:27.400 and we'll see

01:12:28.380 whether we can wrench

01:12:29.160 this document

01:12:29.700 out of their hands.

01:12:30.560 Is that,

01:12:31.700 is that normal

01:12:32.520 that you have to fight

01:12:34.420 for like a manifesto?

01:12:35.860 Because everybody is like,

01:12:36.800 I don't know

01:12:37.580 if we should publish

01:12:38.280 a manifesto,

01:12:39.280 we don't want to spread it,

01:12:40.420 blah, blah, blah.

01:12:41.020 But I don't remember

01:12:42.320 not being able

01:12:43.380 to get one.

01:12:46.440 Yeah.

01:12:46.920 First of all,

01:12:47.280 law firms are businesses,

01:12:48.320 right?

01:12:48.560 So usually if you call

01:12:49.460 a law firm

01:12:49.840 and you say,

01:12:50.320 hey,

01:12:50.940 I'd like to...

01:12:52.560 Oops.

01:12:53.380 You there?

01:12:53.740 We lost him.

01:12:57.640 Oh,

01:12:58.060 it's the Biden...

01:12:59.540 Okay.

01:12:59.980 We're happy to do it

01:13:00.920 and yet in this case,

01:13:02.140 you know,

01:13:02.580 they were like,

01:13:03.120 no,

01:13:03.680 we can't.

01:13:04.820 And exactly,

01:13:05.480 usually we see

01:13:06.320 these manifestos

01:13:07.100 and yet very strangely

01:13:08.080 in this case

01:13:08.640 because of the politics

01:13:09.520 that's being put in instead.

01:13:11.160 This is,

01:13:12.340 with the attorneys,

01:13:13.540 this is not unusual.

01:13:15.260 I,

01:13:16.120 oh,

01:13:16.280 this must be

01:13:17.000 four or five years ago.

01:13:18.940 I had an attorney firm,

01:13:20.100 one of the best in Washington

01:13:21.140 for freedom of speech

01:13:22.680 and I'd had him

01:13:24.720 for 20 years.

01:13:26.020 We had fought cases together.

01:13:27.260 We were working on a case.

01:13:28.380 They dropped me.

01:13:29.500 Of course,

01:13:29.760 they got a new client.

01:13:30.840 I think it was Google

01:13:31.600 and a couple of others

01:13:32.760 but they immediately dropped me

01:13:34.860 and I'm like,

01:13:36.500 dude,

01:13:36.820 what's happening?

01:13:37.960 They're like,

01:13:38.280 just,

01:13:39.600 you know,

01:13:40.000 and between the lines,

01:13:41.780 they were telling me

01:13:43.020 we have other clients

01:13:44.620 that is,

01:13:45.620 it's causing us friction

01:13:46.780 to represent you.

01:13:48.540 And I gave them

01:13:49.500 a John Adams speech

01:13:50.740 but these,

01:13:51.980 these attorneys,

01:13:53.880 what are they doing?

01:13:55.880 You've got to stand up

01:13:58.220 against the power.

01:14:00.080 There doesn't seem to be

01:14:01.180 a lot of spine

01:14:02.500 even in our attorneys now.

01:14:07.180 I mean,

01:14:07.780 it gets back,

01:14:08.460 you know,

01:14:08.580 I used to be an attorney

01:14:09.260 before I was a journalist

01:14:10.120 and it gets back

01:14:11.180 to what we're talking

01:14:11.760 at the beginning

01:14:12.300 which is that

01:14:13.000 the thing that always

01:14:14.380 drove America

01:14:15.140 was the spirit of dissent.

01:14:16.740 It's like what drove

01:14:17.440 our innovation

01:14:18.160 and creativity

01:14:18.880 and the idea

01:14:19.420 of thinking differently

01:14:20.300 or breaking from the pack.

01:14:22.240 Those values were cherished

01:14:24.020 and they were protected

01:14:25.000 under the Constitution

01:14:25.900 and now conformity

01:14:27.580 and the requirement

01:14:28.500 to sort of serve

01:14:30.280 these political orthodoxies

01:14:32.240 is so overwhelming

01:14:33.360 and people seem

01:14:34.340 very willing

01:14:34.920 to submit to them

01:14:36.000 because the punishments

01:14:37.040 have been turned up

01:14:37.760 for refusing to do so.

01:14:38.940 I'm talking to the guys

01:14:40.500 at the Daily Wire

01:14:41.300 next hour.

01:14:42.400 Somebody went in

01:14:43.040 and hacked Matt Walsh's

01:14:44.920 email for the last 20 years.

01:14:48.060 I mean,

01:14:48.240 he was 16 20 years ago

01:14:50.500 and they're saying

01:14:52.620 they're going to,

01:14:53.300 you know,

01:14:53.700 release it all.

01:14:54.880 The entire staff

01:14:56.520 needs private security.

01:14:58.620 what's happening

01:15:00.640 with the left

01:15:02.400 and how violent

01:15:03.580 everything

01:15:04.260 that the right

01:15:06.680 is accused of

01:15:08.080 is happening

01:15:10.800 on an almost

01:15:11.940 daily basis.

01:15:13.260 And I tell you,

01:15:14.460 Glenn,

01:15:14.700 I think that somebody's,

01:15:16.680 some journalist

01:15:17.520 is going to lose

01:15:18.480 their life.

01:15:18.920 And I don't mean

01:15:19.400 journalists like the old school.

01:15:20.800 I think people

01:15:22.760 like you

01:15:23.800 and me

01:15:24.520 and Daily Wire

01:15:25.440 and anybody

01:15:26.120 who's standing up

01:15:27.040 against anything

01:15:28.880 or just for the truth.

01:15:31.540 I worry about

01:15:33.460 the people

01:15:34.620 that are being

01:15:35.120 wound up.

01:15:38.920 The American left,

01:15:41.780 the American liberal left

01:15:43.320 loves to believe

01:15:44.560 they're the class

01:15:45.580 class,

01:15:46.160 they're the victim,

01:15:46.940 they're the ones

01:15:47.480 who have the power.

01:15:48.800 The reality is

01:15:49.720 that is the head

01:15:50.600 demonic force

01:15:51.240 in America,

01:15:51.900 the institutions

01:15:52.680 of authority

01:15:53.240 are undersized.

01:15:54.500 And they have

01:15:55.000 such a righteousness

01:15:56.040 as a result

01:15:56.860 that they believe

01:15:57.480 anything and everything

01:15:58.420 they do in pursuit

01:15:59.300 of their political agenda

01:16:00.520 is justified censorship,

01:16:02.700 lying,

01:16:03.240 and even the use

01:16:03.900 of violence,

01:16:04.840 which is why

01:16:05.420 Kamala Harris

01:16:06.000 went to Nashville

01:16:06.560 and didn't even

01:16:07.240 meet with those families

01:16:08.120 because they won't

01:16:09.420 even condemn

01:16:10.300 that person

01:16:11.000 because anything

01:16:12.300 done in the name

01:16:13.020 of fighting the right

01:16:14.480 or conservatism

01:16:15.440 or dissidence

01:16:16.220 they regard as justified.

01:16:18.340 It's frightening times.

01:16:19.580 Glenn,

01:16:20.800 thank you for all

01:16:21.360 your hard work

01:16:22.020 over the years.

01:16:23.880 Always great to be with you.

01:16:24.800 Yep,

01:16:25.020 great to be with you.

01:16:25.900 Glenn Greenwald.

01:16:27.940 You know,

01:16:28.260 in talking about

01:16:30.240 what's happening

01:16:30.880 because we have

01:16:31.700 Michael Knowles

01:16:32.580 on with us

01:16:33.120 in a few minutes

01:16:33.740 and

01:16:34.500 you know,

01:16:37.860 what's happening

01:16:38.480 is

01:16:39.140 you're not

01:16:41.520 forced

01:16:42.280 to

01:16:43.800 look at

01:16:44.680 evidence.

01:16:45.360 you're being

01:16:46.780 forced

01:16:47.280 to

01:16:47.640 comply.

01:16:49.420 They don't

01:16:50.340 ask for a

01:16:51.300 conversation.

01:16:52.560 These things

01:16:53.040 are just

01:16:53.440 introduced

01:16:54.180 overnight

01:16:54.920 and you

01:16:56.040 better deal

01:16:56.580 with it.

01:16:58.280 So,

01:16:58.860 I mean,

01:16:59.420 who

01:16:59.780 knew,

01:17:01.840 in fact,

01:17:02.740 CRT,

01:17:04.320 all of the

01:17:05.420 transgender

01:17:05.920 stuff,

01:17:07.300 all of the,

01:17:08.100 you know,

01:17:09.020 your kids

01:17:10.320 can be

01:17:10.880 taken away

01:17:11.600 from you

01:17:12.060 because they

01:17:12.540 want to

01:17:13.420 butcher

01:17:13.660 themselves,

01:17:14.540 all of this

01:17:15.500 stuff

01:17:15.840 happened

01:17:16.500 overnight.

01:17:17.920 It wasn't

01:17:18.300 a slow

01:17:19.120 drip,

01:17:19.540 drip,

01:17:19.820 drip.

01:17:20.080 It was a

01:17:20.480 slow

01:17:20.740 drip,

01:17:21.160 drip,

01:17:21.360 drip

01:17:21.480 for a

01:17:21.800 long time

01:17:22.200 and then

01:17:22.380 all of a

01:17:22.700 sudden

01:17:22.780 the water

01:17:23.340 faucets

01:17:23.760 were open

01:17:24.180 overnight

01:17:24.540 and we're

01:17:24.840 all like,

01:17:25.160 wait a minute,

01:17:25.500 is this

01:17:25.740 happening?

01:17:26.380 It happened

01:17:27.120 so fast

01:17:28.100 that people

01:17:29.440 in the media

01:17:30.160 got away,

01:17:31.400 at least for

01:17:31.780 a little while,

01:17:32.500 saying,

01:17:32.980 this is just

01:17:33.780 Republicans

01:17:35.300 making stuff

01:17:36.260 up.

01:17:36.640 That's not

01:17:37.400 happening.

01:17:38.700 Well,

01:17:39.100 yes,

01:17:39.320 it was

01:17:39.880 and now

01:17:40.540 everybody

01:17:41.360 knows

01:17:41.960 and they

01:17:43.560 didn't

01:17:43.960 bring it

01:17:45.020 in and

01:17:45.280 say,

01:17:45.500 hey,

01:17:45.580 let's

01:17:45.800 discuss

01:17:46.220 this.

01:17:46.640 It was

01:17:47.080 a demand

01:17:47.920 and an

01:17:49.140 outrageous

01:17:49.800 one.

01:17:51.840 And then

01:17:52.660 when we

01:17:53.240 say no,

01:17:54.940 they accuse

01:17:55.940 us of

01:17:57.100 violence

01:17:57.600 or cancel

01:17:58.400 culture.

01:18:00.000 It's not

01:18:00.980 cancel

01:18:01.440 culture.

01:18:02.380 This is

01:18:03.300 demand

01:18:04.100 culture.

01:18:05.560 They have

01:18:06.460 torn down

01:18:07.220 the statues.

01:18:08.900 They are

01:18:09.420 erasing

01:18:10.160 history.

01:18:11.020 they have

01:18:12.660 sullied

01:18:14.820 good people's

01:18:15.860 names.

01:18:17.100 They've

01:18:17.340 given

01:18:17.600 evil people

01:18:18.820 sainthood

01:18:19.800 and saints

01:18:20.900 they call

01:18:21.500 evil.

01:18:23.440 People

01:18:24.080 like Karl

01:18:24.760 Marx,

01:18:25.680 he loved

01:18:26.440 the N

01:18:27.100 word

01:18:27.480 and colonization

01:18:29.040 as much

01:18:30.160 as he

01:18:30.500 hated Jews.

01:18:32.240 What's

01:18:32.580 not to

01:18:33.180 like about

01:18:33.840 the guy?

01:18:37.860 So we

01:18:38.720 vote with

01:18:39.220 our wallet.

01:18:39.780 we're

01:18:41.100 not

01:18:41.300 boycotters.

01:18:42.360 Never

01:18:42.800 have been.

01:18:43.980 The left

01:18:44.580 does.

01:18:46.400 And now

01:18:47.520 with like

01:18:48.160 the Bud

01:18:48.500 Light

01:18:48.700 thing,

01:18:49.040 you can't

01:18:49.440 even vote

01:18:49.820 with your

01:18:50.120 wallet

01:18:50.420 because that

01:18:51.020 makes you

01:18:51.320 a hater.

01:18:53.120 Then what

01:18:53.820 can you

01:18:54.320 do?

01:18:55.300 How can

01:18:55.900 you express

01:18:56.540 yourself?

01:18:57.540 Well,

01:18:57.940 that's the

01:18:59.100 whole point.

01:18:59.940 You can't.

01:19:01.660 They're making

01:19:02.160 demands.

01:19:03.140 They're not

01:19:03.440 asking for a

01:19:04.020 conversation or

01:19:04.720 come together.

01:19:05.420 They're making

01:19:06.060 demands.

01:19:06.680 today,

01:19:07.600 this is

01:19:08.340 what you

01:19:08.840 will do

01:19:09.460 and you

01:19:10.180 will submit.

01:19:11.560 You will

01:19:12.300 drop to

01:19:13.000 your knees

01:19:13.720 and worship

01:19:14.500 them.

01:19:15.620 So we

01:19:15.860 talked about

01:19:16.260 these black

01:19:16.920 socialists

01:19:17.820 here in

01:19:19.060 Florida

01:19:19.560 were arrested

01:19:21.280 by our

01:19:21.900 DOJ

01:19:22.580 for coming

01:19:24.000 out against

01:19:24.780 the war

01:19:25.400 in Ukraine.

01:19:28.000 Wait a minute,

01:19:28.820 that's freedom

01:19:29.300 of speech.

01:19:30.920 What are you

01:19:31.660 talking about?

01:19:32.500 that's not

01:19:34.320 inconsistent for

01:19:35.260 those people,

01:19:36.120 but you

01:19:37.560 have to

01:19:38.100 drop to

01:19:39.000 your knees

01:19:39.940 and worship

01:19:41.140 them.

01:19:42.240 They want

01:19:42.900 you to

01:19:43.120 hand over

01:19:43.500 your children,

01:19:44.480 your marriage,

01:19:45.380 your patriotism,

01:19:46.640 your history,

01:19:47.740 your property,

01:19:49.140 ultimately your

01:19:50.100 life.

01:19:53.500 Here's the

01:19:54.340 difference between

01:19:55.220 those kinds

01:19:57.160 of people

01:19:57.600 and the

01:19:59.160 rest of us.

01:20:00.660 I just want

01:20:01.640 to be left

01:20:01.980 alone.

01:20:02.500 And I want

01:20:03.260 justice and

01:20:03.960 truth and I

01:20:04.480 want all that,

01:20:05.040 but I

01:20:05.200 basically just

01:20:06.160 let me live

01:20:06.980 my life.

01:20:10.120 They want

01:20:10.860 you to

01:20:11.300 vanish from

01:20:11.920 the earth.

01:20:13.080 That's the

01:20:13.740 difference.

01:20:15.040 If they

01:20:15.760 were alone

01:20:16.340 in a room

01:20:16.940 with, say,

01:20:17.820 J.K.

01:20:18.300 Rowling,

01:20:19.420 do you not

01:20:20.320 think that

01:20:21.180 they would

01:20:21.560 tear her

01:20:22.220 limb from

01:20:22.940 limb?

01:20:25.280 Of course

01:20:25.880 they would.

01:20:28.600 Then they

01:20:29.300 would shriek

01:20:30.020 in our

01:20:30.700 direction

01:20:31.260 and accuse

01:20:32.480 us of

01:20:33.360 murder.

01:20:36.640 It's not

01:20:37.320 acceptable.

01:20:38.140 It's not

01:20:38.860 rational.

01:20:39.520 It's not

01:20:39.960 reasonable.

01:20:41.620 And it

01:20:42.500 will fail

01:20:43.180 because truth

01:20:44.780 always wins

01:20:46.220 in the end.

01:20:46.920 the only

01:20:47.960 thing we

01:20:48.400 have to

01:20:48.700 do is

01:20:49.820 know the

01:20:50.380 truth,

01:20:51.260 the

01:20:51.880 verifiable

01:20:52.640 truth,

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01:22:09.540 Glenn Beck

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01:22:28.060 You know, I

01:22:29.580 want to look

01:22:30.660 into those

01:22:31.580 two guys in

01:22:32.920 Florida that

01:22:33.820 have been

01:22:34.100 arrested.

01:22:34.860 They're black

01:22:35.700 nationalist

01:22:36.220 socialists, so

01:22:37.280 they're not on

01:22:38.540 my side at

01:22:39.840 all, most

01:22:40.400 likely not on

01:22:41.180 your side

01:22:41.760 either.

01:22:42.860 They are, you

01:22:44.640 know, they're

01:22:44.980 Antifa types.

01:22:46.180 However, the

01:22:47.680 DOJ has just

01:22:48.900 gone after them

01:22:49.980 and they are

01:22:51.260 prosecuting them

01:22:52.620 now for

01:22:53.500 felonies, for

01:22:55.580 memes and

01:22:57.780 things they

01:22:58.300 said about

01:22:59.280 Ukraine.

01:23:01.020 Meme felonies?

01:23:02.080 Meme felonies.

01:23:03.340 Is there a

01:23:03.960 meme felony

01:23:04.620 clause?

01:23:05.300 It's in the

01:23:05.480 Constitution.

01:23:06.240 It is.

01:23:06.540 Yeah.

01:23:06.840 Is it on the

01:23:07.260 back?

01:23:07.760 Is it invisible?

01:23:08.140 It's on the

01:23:08.500 back.

01:23:09.100 You need the

01:23:09.540 special Ben

01:23:10.120 Franklin glasses.

01:23:10.900 Oh, okay.

01:23:11.320 Only Nicolas Cage

01:23:13.920 can read it.

01:23:14.500 Oh, okay.

01:23:15.140 But they brought

01:23:15.640 him in for this

01:23:16.260 case.

01:23:16.820 Anyway, we

01:23:19.140 have got to

01:23:20.560 stand for

01:23:21.940 people that we

01:23:23.260 do not agree

01:23:24.800 with.

01:23:25.240 And I want to

01:23:25.700 look into these

01:23:26.360 guys and see

01:23:29.460 if there is any

01:23:30.520 way to read

01:23:31.500 this case fairly

01:23:33.680 and say, oh,

01:23:35.080 yeah, the DOJ

01:23:36.460 is right for

01:23:37.480 doing this.

01:23:38.920 You can't start

01:23:40.360 arresting people

01:23:41.340 for what

01:23:42.020 memes they

01:23:44.500 use and

01:23:45.800 their political

01:23:47.020 statements

01:23:48.160 online.

01:23:49.420 Can't do it.

01:23:51.120 And we

01:23:51.880 really need to

01:23:53.140 stand together

01:23:54.240 on that.

01:23:55.880 Be united.

01:23:56.480 By the way,

01:23:57.140 unitedwepledge.org.

01:24:01.260 You can go

01:24:02.240 there now,

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01:24:05.540 tickets for

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01:24:12.960 St.

01:24:13.500 George,

01:24:13.880 Utah.

01:24:14.640 It's about

01:24:15.160 50% sold out

01:24:16.560 over a 10-day

01:24:17.400 period.

01:24:19.280 From my

01:24:19.820 understanding,

01:24:20.480 most of the

01:24:21.500 tickets are

01:24:21.960 coming from

01:24:22.740 out of state

01:24:23.840 and all over

01:24:24.320 the country.

01:24:24.940 So people are

01:24:25.380 coming all over

01:24:26.120 the country.

01:24:27.540 Get your

01:24:28.380 tickets now

01:24:29.300 before it's

01:24:30.080 too late.

01:24:31.160 This is a

01:24:31.700 game-changing

01:24:32.740 museum.

01:24:35.500 It is something

01:24:36.360 that we hope to

01:24:37.060 have travel across

01:24:38.020 the United

01:24:38.440 States,

01:24:39.060 but this one

01:24:39.920 will decide

01:24:40.560 whether that

01:24:41.020 happens or

01:24:41.580 not.

01:24:42.340 Get your

01:24:42.740 tickets now.

01:24:43.400 program.

01:24:46.560 We've got no room to compromise.

01:25:05.660 We've got to stand together.

01:25:07.600 It's the course of mine.

01:25:09.180 What you're about to hear

01:25:24.100 is the fusion of

01:25:26.120 entertainment and

01:25:27.480 enlightenment.

01:25:28.020 this is the Glenn

01:25:32.120 Beck program.

01:25:35.240 Hello,

01:25:35.840 America.

01:25:36.400 Last night,

01:25:36.860 I walked off stage

01:25:38.080 19 finishing the

01:25:39.700 Wednesday night

01:25:40.320 special and my

01:25:41.580 producer said,

01:25:42.540 are you paying

01:25:43.440 attention?

01:25:43.840 Have you heard

01:25:44.260 what's going on

01:25:45.680 at Daily Wire?

01:25:46.800 And I got the

01:25:47.920 briefing that

01:25:48.900 Matt Walsh,

01:25:50.400 he is email

01:25:51.260 has been hacked

01:25:52.080 into and they

01:25:52.800 have 20 years

01:25:54.420 of his email.

01:25:55.940 just so you know,

01:25:57.300 20 years ago,

01:25:57.880 I think he was

01:25:58.300 16.

01:25:59.920 You got anything

01:26:00.520 you said at 16

01:26:01.520 that maybe you

01:26:02.180 wouldn't want

01:26:02.520 published on the

01:26:03.100 front page?

01:26:03.940 Yeah.

01:26:04.500 Yeah.

01:26:05.140 So they just

01:26:06.620 took all that.

01:26:08.300 Then at the same

01:26:09.540 time that was

01:26:10.480 going on,

01:26:11.820 Michael Knowles

01:26:13.320 was at

01:26:14.700 UPIT,

01:26:15.680 I think,

01:26:16.520 and police

01:26:18.000 found an

01:26:18.500 incinerary

01:26:19.060 device that

01:26:19.720 blew up.

01:26:21.160 the crowds

01:26:23.420 were basically

01:26:25.060 chanting death

01:26:26.220 to Michael.

01:26:27.220 They burned

01:26:28.060 him in effigy

01:26:29.320 and he had

01:26:30.220 to be rushed

01:26:31.220 out.

01:26:32.940 Just another

01:26:33.700 day if you

01:26:34.460 happen to

01:26:35.040 believe in

01:26:35.840 something that

01:26:36.660 this administration

01:26:37.680 or the popular

01:26:39.360 culture doesn't

01:26:40.900 believe in.

01:26:42.400 So sick and

01:26:43.460 tired of it.

01:26:44.520 We want to

01:26:45.260 talk to Michael

01:26:46.320 Knowles.

01:26:46.900 He's going to

01:26:47.280 join us.

01:26:47.680 Tell us what's

01:26:48.160 going on in

01:26:49.380 60 seconds.

01:26:50.240 First, let me

01:26:51.420 tell you about

01:26:52.180 a young woman

01:26:52.740 named Bianca.

01:26:54.240 When she found

01:26:54.940 out she was

01:26:55.380 expecting her

01:26:56.020 fourth child,

01:26:57.620 all of a sudden

01:26:58.220 there was a lot

01:26:58.860 of pressure from

01:26:59.480 her friends and

01:27:00.160 her family to

01:27:00.940 terminate the

01:27:01.820 pregnancy.

01:27:03.020 Thank God she

01:27:04.060 found a

01:27:04.660 pre-born clinic.

01:27:05.900 The ultrasound

01:27:06.640 they provided

01:27:07.460 and the love

01:27:08.120 and compassion

01:27:08.780 that came along

01:27:09.460 with it gave

01:27:10.440 her the strength

01:27:11.200 to keep on

01:27:12.080 going.

01:27:13.040 And to

01:27:13.340 celebrate her

01:27:14.000 decision,

01:27:14.500 the pre-born

01:27:15.000 clinic threw

01:27:15.880 her a baby

01:27:16.400 shower and

01:27:17.500 continues providing

01:27:18.940 help and

01:27:19.680 support.

01:27:20.240 even after

01:27:20.960 she gave

01:27:21.540 birth.

01:27:22.560 Because it's

01:27:23.380 not just

01:27:24.100 about saving

01:27:25.080 the baby,

01:27:25.780 it's also

01:27:26.260 about saving

01:27:26.900 the mom as

01:27:28.080 well.

01:27:29.700 Enriching that

01:27:30.540 family life and

01:27:31.880 holding it

01:27:32.540 together.

01:27:33.340 They provide

01:27:33.940 free ultrasounds

01:27:35.080 and they

01:27:35.660 continue to

01:27:36.420 help for up

01:27:36.940 to two years

01:27:37.800 after the baby

01:27:38.640 is born.

01:27:40.020 I'd like to

01:27:41.020 ask you to

01:27:42.040 contribute to

01:27:42.860 them.

01:27:43.160 28 bucks is

01:27:44.480 what an

01:27:44.920 ultrasound costs.

01:27:45.800 It changes

01:27:47.520 the mind

01:27:48.180 about 80%

01:27:48.980 of the time

01:27:49.540 of the

01:27:50.480 mom who's

01:27:51.200 going in

01:27:51.620 for an

01:27:51.880 abortion.

01:27:52.420 She sees

01:27:52.920 the baby,

01:27:53.420 hears the

01:27:53.760 heartbeat,

01:27:54.520 about 80%

01:27:55.180 of the time

01:27:55.740 she changes

01:27:56.920 her mind.

01:27:57.800 This is so

01:27:58.600 worthwhile.

01:27:59.640 Best 28 bucks

01:28:00.680 you'll ever

01:28:01.280 spend.

01:28:02.540 If you would

01:28:03.000 like to make

01:28:03.500 a donation,

01:28:04.100 just hit

01:28:04.420 pound 250,

01:28:05.300 say the

01:28:05.560 keyword baby,

01:28:06.360 pound 250,

01:28:07.140 keyword baby,

01:28:07.940 or you can

01:28:08.600 visit

01:28:08.880 preborn.com

01:28:10.020 slash beck.

01:28:10.760 That's

01:28:11.120 preborn.com

01:28:12.300 slash beck.

01:28:16.020 My good

01:28:16.720 friend,

01:28:17.160 Michael Knowles.

01:28:18.360 How are you,

01:28:18.900 Michael?

01:28:20.380 I'm doing

01:28:21.100 well.

01:28:21.620 I'm doing

01:28:21.920 better than

01:28:22.460 that effigy

01:28:23.300 of me.

01:28:23.760 Yeah.

01:28:24.480 Pleased to

01:28:24.880 report I am

01:28:25.720 not on fire,

01:28:27.160 totally alive.

01:28:28.040 Yeah.

01:28:28.460 Well, I just

01:28:29.300 wanted to

01:28:29.980 reach out to

01:28:31.480 you and

01:28:32.120 everybody at

01:28:33.260 the Daily Wire,

01:28:34.020 let you know

01:28:34.580 that our

01:28:35.360 prayers are

01:28:35.780 with you guys.

01:28:37.300 We've been

01:28:37.980 there, done

01:28:38.460 that.

01:28:38.860 We know what

01:28:39.280 it's like.

01:28:39.820 Uh, and

01:28:40.620 anything we

01:28:41.320 can do to

01:28:41.800 help you on

01:28:42.780 any front,

01:28:44.140 Michael, let

01:28:45.400 me know.

01:28:46.360 No, thank

01:28:47.140 you, Glenn.

01:28:47.520 I really

01:28:47.840 appreciate it

01:28:48.600 because we're

01:28:49.480 trying to take

01:28:50.060 it in stride.

01:28:50.740 This is just

01:28:51.800 par for the

01:28:52.520 course, but,

01:28:53.720 uh, it, it,

01:28:54.760 the, the

01:28:55.400 attacks are

01:28:56.020 increasing,

01:28:56.700 especially what

01:28:57.880 they did to

01:28:58.460 Matt.

01:28:58.820 I mean,

01:28:59.100 getting,

01:29:00.200 getting this

01:29:01.160 guy's entire

01:29:02.260 private

01:29:03.140 correspondence

01:29:03.880 going back

01:29:04.640 20 years

01:29:05.680 and why,

01:29:06.980 why, Glenn?

01:29:07.520 It's all

01:29:07.980 because of

01:29:08.760 this one

01:29:09.600 issue.

01:29:10.680 It's because

01:29:11.200 we have had

01:29:12.380 the temerity

01:29:13.020 to say that

01:29:14.160 boys can't

01:29:14.880 really be

01:29:15.340 girls and

01:29:16.580 we shouldn't

01:29:17.300 be pumping

01:29:18.080 little kids

01:29:18.660 full of

01:29:19.020 hormones and

01:29:19.760 cutting off

01:29:20.220 their body

01:29:20.600 parts.

01:29:21.040 And because

01:29:21.500 of this,

01:29:22.560 the threats

01:29:23.380 have gone

01:29:23.900 absolutely

01:29:24.620 through the

01:29:25.440 roof.

01:29:25.700 And I

01:29:25.960 think it

01:29:26.300 just exposes

01:29:27.260 how ridiculous

01:29:28.840 one of the

01:29:29.640 classic lines

01:29:30.540 from the

01:29:30.900 left is,

01:29:31.660 which is what

01:29:32.100 the left

01:29:32.380 always says

01:29:32.980 is,

01:29:33.780 why do you

01:29:34.380 care?

01:29:35.160 Why do

01:29:35.680 you care

01:29:36.280 so much

01:29:36.980 if we

01:29:37.620 pretend that

01:29:38.200 men can

01:29:38.600 really be

01:29:39.040 women?

01:29:39.700 Why do

01:29:40.060 we care?

01:29:41.060 Well,

01:29:41.220 I don't

01:29:41.500 think we're

01:29:41.900 the ones

01:29:42.280 who seem

01:29:42.780 so fanatical

01:29:44.340 about this

01:29:44.820 and so

01:29:45.140 obsessed.

01:29:46.060 You're the

01:29:46.320 ones hacking

01:29:46.940 into people's

01:29:47.760 cell phones.

01:29:48.400 You're the

01:29:48.580 ones throwing

01:29:49.480 off incendiary

01:29:50.400 devices.

01:29:51.020 Call it what

01:29:51.300 it is.

01:29:51.540 It's an

01:29:51.740 explosive at

01:29:52.800 a public

01:29:53.640 debate over

01:29:54.660 transgenderism,

01:29:55.580 burning people

01:29:56.220 in effigy.

01:29:57.100 I don't think

01:29:57.860 that we're the

01:29:58.280 ones that started

01:29:59.040 this fight.

01:29:59.840 We're just

01:30:00.320 trying to speak

01:30:00.900 common sense

01:30:01.580 and reason.

01:30:02.760 And if you

01:30:03.560 guys are so

01:30:04.500 afraid of

01:30:05.180 common sense

01:30:05.820 and reason,

01:30:06.620 that tells

01:30:07.280 me this is

01:30:07.700 exactly the

01:30:08.440 fight that

01:30:08.840 we've got

01:30:09.160 to be in.

01:30:10.040 So,

01:30:10.400 Michael,

01:30:11.340 you're in

01:30:12.340 Nashville,

01:30:13.280 which I

01:30:15.340 told you I

01:30:15.880 should have

01:30:16.160 come to

01:30:16.440 Dallas.

01:30:17.300 But you're

01:30:18.440 in Nashville

01:30:19.020 where you

01:30:20.300 had a

01:30:20.720 shooter and

01:30:21.920 now you

01:30:23.320 can't get

01:30:24.200 the manifesto

01:30:27.100 from the

01:30:28.140 Nashville

01:30:28.440 police.

01:30:29.080 Glenn

01:30:31.240 Greenwald

01:30:31.740 tried to

01:30:32.140 hire two

01:30:32.600 firms.

01:30:33.020 He finally

01:30:33.360 got one.

01:30:34.320 Two firms

01:30:34.760 they said

01:30:35.180 they would

01:30:35.460 represent him

01:30:36.160 to get

01:30:36.780 that

01:30:37.260 released.

01:30:38.760 And they

01:30:39.720 called back

01:30:40.220 like an

01:30:40.500 hour later

01:30:40.920 and they're

01:30:41.100 like,

01:30:41.320 yeah,

01:30:41.420 we're not

01:30:41.780 going to

01:30:41.960 do that.

01:30:42.500 And it

01:30:42.660 was all

01:30:42.880 because of

01:30:43.260 political

01:30:43.520 pressure.

01:30:45.060 Right.

01:30:45.300 In defense

01:30:45.760 of the

01:30:46.060 Nashville

01:30:46.380 police,

01:30:46.960 I strongly

01:30:47.720 suspect that

01:30:48.460 they're not

01:30:48.840 the ones

01:30:49.240 that are

01:30:49.480 holding this

01:30:50.080 up.

01:30:50.460 I strongly

01:30:51.160 suspect that

01:30:51.820 the minute

01:30:52.180 that federal

01:30:52.940 government got

01:30:53.580 involved,

01:30:54.040 I think

01:30:54.240 probably the

01:30:55.100 political

01:30:55.360 pressure is

01:30:55.960 coming all

01:30:56.540 the way down

01:30:57.000 from the

01:30:57.280 White House.

01:30:59.080 it's time

01:30:59.740 for a good

01:31:00.320 men to

01:31:01.120 stand up

01:31:01.980 and good

01:31:02.780 women.

01:31:04.100 The

01:31:04.340 attacks that

01:31:06.700 are coming

01:31:07.100 on you

01:31:07.420 guys,

01:31:08.940 as I

01:31:09.240 walked out

01:31:09.580 of the

01:31:09.740 studio last

01:31:10.340 night,

01:31:10.920 I just

01:31:11.500 thought

01:31:13.660 somebody's

01:31:16.640 going to

01:31:16.800 get killed.

01:31:17.940 Somebody's

01:31:18.240 going to

01:31:18.440 die.

01:31:20.120 And it's

01:31:20.460 I mean,

01:31:21.020 we're entering

01:31:21.700 a time of

01:31:22.380 assassinations

01:31:23.180 and we

01:31:24.740 have,

01:31:25.400 thank God,

01:31:26.480 not had any

01:31:27.500 of the stuff

01:31:28.040 that was

01:31:28.340 happening in

01:31:28.860 the 60s,

01:31:29.500 but that

01:31:30.840 happened

01:31:31.500 because of

01:31:33.220 zealots.

01:31:35.200 And we

01:31:36.260 are seeing

01:31:37.080 people that

01:31:37.780 are so

01:31:38.620 bat

01:31:39.760 crap

01:31:40.440 crazy

01:31:41.320 that I'm

01:31:43.120 afraid they're

01:31:44.200 going to

01:31:44.400 kill somebody.

01:31:46.000 And this

01:31:46.560 is exactly

01:31:47.300 what the

01:31:47.720 media has

01:31:48.300 been saying

01:31:48.780 is going

01:31:49.120 to happen

01:31:49.500 from the

01:31:50.040 right.

01:31:50.880 And we're

01:31:52.560 damn close

01:31:53.660 to it

01:31:54.180 here from

01:31:56.060 the left.

01:31:57.200 And the

01:31:57.840 media are

01:31:58.340 encouraging it.

01:31:59.160 We should

01:31:59.360 be very

01:31:59.760 clear about

01:32:00.420 that.

01:32:01.040 This is

01:32:01.360 why the

01:32:01.980 media lied

01:32:02.760 about what

01:32:03.280 I said

01:32:03.760 at CPAC

01:32:04.360 when I

01:32:04.660 said that

01:32:05.060 for the

01:32:05.560 good of

01:32:06.340 society and

01:32:06.900 especially for

01:32:07.460 the good of

01:32:07.800 the people

01:32:08.160 who identify

01:32:08.680 as transgender,

01:32:09.620 we've got to

01:32:10.340 eradicate this

01:32:11.160 ideology because

01:32:12.520 the ideology is

01:32:13.600 false and it's

01:32:14.160 really harming

01:32:14.660 people.

01:32:15.400 And if the

01:32:16.680 media thought

01:32:17.140 that what I

01:32:17.560 said was so

01:32:18.220 objectionable,

01:32:19.100 they would

01:32:19.440 have just

01:32:19.720 printed what I

01:32:20.400 said.

01:32:20.840 They know that

01:32:21.620 pretty much

01:32:22.240 everybody agrees

01:32:23.040 with that and

01:32:23.820 so they

01:32:24.120 lied and

01:32:24.640 they said

01:32:24.980 that I

01:32:25.220 called to

01:32:25.640 eradicate

01:32:26.560 people.

01:32:27.660 And I

01:32:28.160 can't think

01:32:28.720 of any

01:32:29.240 explanations to

01:32:30.120 why they

01:32:30.440 would lie

01:32:31.040 other than

01:32:32.260 to call for

01:32:34.140 violence against

01:32:34.900 us and

01:32:35.400 they've gotten

01:32:36.540 what they've

01:32:36.980 wanted.

01:32:37.420 I mean,

01:32:37.580 you're seeing

01:32:37.980 these things

01:32:38.420 increase.

01:32:39.540 I always try

01:32:40.280 to take this

01:32:40.980 in stride and

01:32:42.060 with a grain of

01:32:42.640 salt.

01:32:43.080 I think people

01:32:43.480 mouth off on

01:32:44.260 the internet

01:32:44.660 all the time

01:32:45.460 and they think

01:32:46.140 they're a lot

01:32:46.540 tougher than

01:32:47.100 they really

01:32:47.480 are.

01:32:48.380 But now we're

01:32:49.080 seeing fruits of

01:32:50.080 this kind of a

01:32:50.920 threat and

01:32:51.720 specifically on

01:32:53.140 this issue.

01:32:54.680 We're seeing

01:32:55.340 people who are

01:32:56.000 not in control

01:32:56.980 of their

01:32:57.360 reason.

01:32:58.040 We're talking

01:32:58.940 about people

01:32:59.360 who are not

01:33:00.100 the most

01:33:00.440 rational.

01:33:01.020 And so we

01:33:01.500 might think,

01:33:02.060 oh, people

01:33:02.420 will come to

01:33:02.920 their senses.

01:33:03.620 They're mouthing

01:33:04.100 off a little

01:33:04.560 bit, but it's

01:33:05.020 no big deal.

01:33:06.060 Not on this

01:33:06.940 issue.

01:33:07.460 No, there's

01:33:07.760 no sense.

01:33:08.380 Anyone who's

01:33:08.920 dealt with it

01:33:09.400 can see.

01:33:10.120 Yeah, there's

01:33:10.800 no senses to

01:33:13.380 come to on

01:33:15.220 this particular

01:33:15.980 issue.

01:33:16.700 And the

01:33:17.900 media, but

01:33:19.160 also the

01:33:19.820 administration, by

01:33:20.860 having a

01:33:22.180 group of

01:33:22.740 children killed

01:33:24.020 and then the

01:33:25.440 vice president

01:33:26.160 come to

01:33:26.800 Nashville and

01:33:28.420 sit with the

01:33:30.120 family of the

01:33:31.020 killer and not

01:33:32.500 the children

01:33:33.380 is pretty

01:33:36.180 remarkable.

01:33:37.820 So if I am

01:33:38.600 somebody who is

01:33:39.700 in the

01:33:40.000 transgender

01:33:40.500 extremist

01:33:41.980 movement and

01:33:43.360 I feel like

01:33:44.440 I can do

01:33:45.740 anything,

01:33:46.820 including kill

01:33:48.580 people, that

01:33:49.840 just sent the

01:33:50.520 message to

01:33:51.100 me that I'm

01:33:51.720 right, I'm

01:33:52.900 right.

01:33:53.400 This was a

01:33:54.580 message we

01:33:55.040 just saw

01:33:55.480 today.

01:33:55.960 It came out

01:33:56.480 from the

01:33:57.000 Biden

01:33:57.260 administration

01:33:57.900 that days

01:33:58.780 after the

01:33:59.740 Nashville

01:34:00.100 shooting, where

01:34:01.340 all of the

01:34:02.040 evidence seems

01:34:02.600 to suggest

01:34:03.220 that the

01:34:04.060 transgender

01:34:04.620 ideology played

01:34:05.720 a role here.

01:34:06.700 Obviously, it's

01:34:07.020 transgender-identified

01:34:07.820 shooter targeting

01:34:08.900 and killing

01:34:09.340 Christian kids.

01:34:10.780 Days after that

01:34:11.860 shooting, the

01:34:12.740 Biden

01:34:13.020 administration

01:34:13.580 through the

01:34:14.160 EEOC sent

01:34:15.480 out a message

01:34:15.960 saying that

01:34:16.480 increasingly

01:34:17.180 trans people

01:34:18.300 are at risk.

01:34:19.860 They just

01:34:20.560 will not

01:34:21.680 give up the

01:34:22.380 line.

01:34:22.880 No evidence,

01:34:24.060 no events

01:34:24.740 can dissuade

01:34:26.520 them.

01:34:26.820 And so the

01:34:27.920 message is clear

01:34:28.860 from the

01:34:29.220 White House.

01:34:29.700 The message

01:34:30.020 is clear that

01:34:30.840 we are behind

01:34:32.200 this absurd

01:34:33.140 ideology and

01:34:34.500 you can do

01:34:35.300 anything you

01:34:36.120 want to

01:34:36.860 defend it.

01:34:39.560 Michael,

01:34:40.260 where do you

01:34:42.420 think this

01:34:42.760 goes from

01:34:43.180 here?

01:34:44.520 I was just

01:34:45.240 reading an old

01:34:45.800 monologue from

01:34:46.400 Rush Limbaugh

01:34:47.000 today and

01:34:48.160 he said

01:34:48.660 we're at

01:34:50.780 the point

01:34:51.120 of a

01:34:51.340 national

01:34:51.640 split.

01:34:52.600 We don't

01:34:53.860 have anything

01:34:55.140 in common

01:34:55.980 anymore.

01:34:56.580 There are

01:34:57.040 no root

01:34:57.940 principles that

01:34:59.040 we can be

01:34:59.640 in common.

01:35:00.220 And this

01:35:00.400 was before

01:35:01.120 he died.

01:35:02.260 Where are

01:35:02.640 we?

01:35:03.120 What's

01:35:03.360 coming?

01:35:04.500 When I

01:35:05.100 was a

01:35:05.380 student, I

01:35:05.860 got to

01:35:06.140 meet Justice

01:35:06.800 Scalia.

01:35:07.620 And we

01:35:08.200 asked him

01:35:09.060 about certain

01:35:09.880 basic issues

01:35:10.660 in the

01:35:10.940 country.

01:35:11.380 At the

01:35:11.720 time, I

01:35:12.040 think we

01:35:12.240 were talking

01:35:12.460 about

01:35:12.640 marriage.

01:35:13.540 And we

01:35:13.820 said, can

01:35:14.200 there be a

01:35:14.820 federalist

01:35:15.480 solution here

01:35:16.380 on this

01:35:16.900 issue and

01:35:17.260 the states

01:35:17.600 just pick

01:35:18.500 however they

01:35:18.900 want to

01:35:19.120 pick?

01:35:19.700 And he

01:35:20.080 said, while

01:35:20.980 I love

01:35:21.300 federalism and

01:35:22.020 I love

01:35:22.300 states'

01:35:22.780 rights, there

01:35:23.720 are certain

01:35:24.180 issues that

01:35:24.820 seem so

01:35:25.360 fundamental that

01:35:26.900 we need to

01:35:27.980 come to an

01:35:28.520 agreement nationally.

01:35:29.960 Slavery would

01:35:30.680 be an issue.

01:35:31.920 Marriage, the

01:35:32.560 fundamental building

01:35:33.320 block of

01:35:33.700 politics would

01:35:34.540 be one of

01:35:34.920 those issues.

01:35:35.720 And I think

01:35:36.360 even more

01:35:36.860 fundamental than

01:35:37.540 that, of

01:35:37.900 course, would

01:35:38.340 be what a

01:35:39.420 man is and

01:35:40.380 what a woman

01:35:40.880 is.

01:35:41.160 If a

01:35:41.780 nation cannot

01:35:42.500 agree on

01:35:43.600 that, then

01:35:44.600 a nation

01:35:45.020 cannot agree

01:35:45.560 on anything

01:35:46.000 at all.

01:35:46.480 We're seeing

01:35:46.720 this play

01:35:47.040 out right

01:35:47.400 now in

01:35:47.660 Colorado.

01:35:48.460 Colorado has

01:35:49.120 become a

01:35:49.620 sanctuary

01:35:50.100 state for

01:35:51.280 transing the

01:35:52.060 kids.

01:35:52.720 And I

01:35:53.580 don't think

01:35:54.180 this will

01:35:54.460 remain a

01:35:55.020 state issue.

01:35:56.560 If we

01:35:57.500 cannot

01:35:58.000 communicate

01:35:59.000 with one

01:35:59.440 another, if

01:35:59.920 our speech

01:36:00.720 is no longer

01:36:01.340 intelligible,

01:36:02.320 then we

01:36:02.740 cannot have

01:36:03.540 a self-governing

01:36:04.400 republic, the

01:36:05.420 premise of

01:36:05.920 which is that

01:36:06.380 we can talk

01:36:06.980 about issues,

01:36:07.900 perceive the

01:36:08.380 truth, and

01:36:09.140 determine how

01:36:09.720 we all want

01:36:10.300 to live

01:36:10.620 together.

01:36:11.160 That is

01:36:11.540 breaking

01:36:11.900 down and

01:36:12.760 accelerating

01:36:13.460 before our

01:36:14.200 eyes.

01:36:15.640 I thought

01:36:16.100 of two

01:36:16.380 phrases yesterday

01:36:18.300 from the

01:36:18.860 founders.

01:36:19.380 Franklin, a

01:36:20.580 republic, ma'am,

01:36:21.860 if you can

01:36:22.440 keep it.

01:36:23.480 And the

01:36:23.820 other, I

01:36:24.340 think, was

01:36:25.080 John Adams.

01:36:28.480 This system

01:36:29.640 is wholly

01:36:31.960 unfit for

01:36:33.680 an irreligious

01:36:34.840 and, what

01:36:38.140 did he say?

01:36:38.580 Immoral.

01:36:39.120 Immoral

01:36:39.620 people.

01:36:40.040 I mean, I

01:36:41.700 thought of

01:36:42.400 both of

01:36:42.700 those yesterday

01:36:43.660 and I

01:36:43.920 thought, boy,

01:36:44.440 they're right.

01:36:45.900 I mean, we

01:36:46.900 have these

01:36:47.480 freedoms, but

01:36:48.280 if we don't

01:36:49.580 have some

01:36:50.880 governor on

01:36:52.040 ourselves, this

01:36:54.340 is what

01:36:54.600 happens.

01:36:55.220 You have

01:36:55.480 riots in the

01:36:56.260 streets in

01:36:56.960 Chicago and

01:36:58.940 nobody says

01:36:59.620 anything.

01:37:00.580 These are

01:37:00.960 teenagers.

01:37:01.920 If they don't

01:37:02.520 learn now,

01:37:04.160 they've got,

01:37:04.860 you know, if

01:37:05.860 they're lucky,

01:37:07.300 another five

01:37:08.380 years before

01:37:09.060 they're shot

01:37:09.780 or the rest

01:37:11.800 of their

01:37:12.100 life to

01:37:12.660 go, what

01:37:13.420 are they

01:37:13.960 going to

01:37:14.160 be like

01:37:14.560 when they're

01:37:14.880 40 if

01:37:16.160 they make

01:37:16.660 it?

01:37:17.940 I'm so glad

01:37:18.840 you brought

01:37:19.200 up the

01:37:19.480 John Adams

01:37:19.960 quote because

01:37:20.560 a lot of

01:37:21.160 people misunderstand

01:37:21.940 it.

01:37:22.420 I think a lot

01:37:22.800 of people think

01:37:23.440 that that

01:37:24.120 John Adams

01:37:24.640 quote is just

01:37:25.200 a nice platitude

01:37:26.080 about how you

01:37:26.720 should go to

01:37:27.160 church.

01:37:27.920 We should all

01:37:28.660 be nice to

01:37:29.200 each other.

01:37:29.880 What John Adams

01:37:30.700 is saying here

01:37:31.420 is he's simply

01:37:33.320 describing a fact

01:37:34.960 about the

01:37:35.580 republic.

01:37:36.520 He's just

01:37:37.240 observing that

01:37:38.140 if a people

01:37:39.420 does not have

01:37:40.620 a shared

01:37:41.140 understanding of

01:37:42.260 what's good

01:37:43.340 and bad and

01:37:43.900 right and wrong

01:37:44.460 and true and

01:37:44.940 false, if we

01:37:45.900 do not make a

01:37:47.020 conscious effort

01:37:47.980 to pursue the

01:37:49.360 good and to

01:37:50.000 avoid evil,

01:37:50.820 this is a

01:37:51.180 basic requirement

01:37:53.020 of statecraft,

01:37:54.000 then the

01:37:54.920 republic will

01:37:55.920 break down.

01:37:56.940 And that's

01:37:57.360 just a fact.

01:37:58.920 You can rely

01:37:59.420 on it like any

01:38:00.380 other scientific

01:38:01.240 fact.

01:38:02.240 And now,

01:38:02.860 unfortunately,

01:38:03.440 we appear to be

01:38:04.640 proving that

01:38:05.280 right through

01:38:05.920 our own

01:38:06.460 experiment.

01:38:08.000 I sense

01:38:09.260 with some,

01:38:11.580 I hope,

01:38:12.540 I hope this

01:38:14.280 is correct and

01:38:15.100 I hope you're

01:38:15.660 sensing it too.

01:38:16.840 I am sensing

01:38:17.840 a deeper

01:38:19.660 understanding from

01:38:20.900 the right on

01:38:22.780 how fast this

01:38:25.520 can fall apart

01:38:26.340 on us,

01:38:26.780 how close we

01:38:27.820 are,

01:38:28.840 and how

01:38:30.680 meek and

01:38:32.320 humble and

01:38:33.020 peaceful we

01:38:34.000 need to be.

01:38:35.280 I've been

01:38:36.120 afraid of

01:38:36.820 the right

01:38:38.040 striking out,

01:38:39.120 but I'm

01:38:39.500 only afraid of

01:38:40.580 the lone

01:38:42.080 person like

01:38:43.760 the trans

01:38:44.360 shooter.

01:38:45.440 I'm only

01:38:46.320 afraid of

01:38:46.880 that one

01:38:47.880 crazy out

01:38:49.120 there.

01:38:49.900 I think that

01:38:50.860 we're starting

01:38:51.560 to understand

01:38:52.600 the right is

01:38:54.180 that we're

01:38:55.020 dealing with

01:38:55.560 evil.

01:38:56.540 Our enemies

01:38:57.540 are not our

01:38:58.040 neighbors.

01:38:58.660 It's evil.

01:39:00.360 It's almost

01:39:01.140 like the

01:39:01.600 entire nation

01:39:02.260 is possessed.

01:39:04.260 It is.

01:39:05.180 I don't know

01:39:05.700 how you can

01:39:06.320 describe it,

01:39:07.040 especially when

01:39:07.680 we're talking

01:39:08.440 about an

01:39:08.820 ideology that

01:39:09.860 tells you to

01:39:10.360 hate your

01:39:10.700 body and

01:39:11.320 sterilize

01:39:11.840 yourself.

01:39:12.260 And hate

01:39:13.480 your neighbor.

01:39:14.620 And hate

01:39:15.040 your neighbor

01:39:15.520 and hate

01:39:15.940 your country

01:39:16.480 and be

01:39:17.100 destructive and

01:39:17.800 burn things

01:39:18.340 down.

01:39:19.140 You're so

01:39:19.900 right,

01:39:20.320 though,

01:39:20.460 Glenn,

01:39:20.680 on people

01:39:21.060 waking up

01:39:21.740 and seeing

01:39:22.880 how quickly

01:39:23.400 this can

01:39:23.760 happen.

01:39:24.180 I'm reminded

01:39:24.900 of that

01:39:25.460 Ernest Hemingway

01:39:26.160 quote from

01:39:26.660 The Sun

01:39:26.980 Also Rises

01:39:27.680 when he's

01:39:28.780 asked how

01:39:29.560 he went

01:39:29.860 bankrupt.

01:39:30.460 And he says

01:39:30.840 gradually,

01:39:31.780 then suddenly.

01:39:33.100 Yes.

01:39:33.300 Things can

01:39:34.060 slowly decline

01:39:35.160 for a while,

01:39:35.820 but then once

01:39:37.080 you cross a

01:39:37.720 certain threshold,

01:39:38.420 once we no

01:39:38.880 longer know

01:39:39.400 what a man

01:39:39.820 is or a

01:39:40.280 woman is,

01:39:40.860 once we no

01:39:41.200 longer know

01:39:41.540 what our

01:39:41.860 country is,

01:39:42.920 things can

01:39:43.700 decay very

01:39:44.900 quickly.

01:39:45.360 It's happened

01:39:45.720 many times

01:39:46.500 before in

01:39:47.040 history.

01:39:47.720 We are not

01:39:48.320 magically immune

01:39:49.360 to that.

01:39:49.740 If we don't

01:39:50.200 make a

01:39:50.580 conscious,

01:39:51.560 concerted

01:39:52.160 effort to

01:39:53.020 preserve our

01:39:53.980 society,

01:39:54.900 our community,

01:39:55.880 we're going

01:39:56.360 to lose

01:39:56.660 it.

01:39:57.540 I said

01:39:58.300 it years

01:39:59.380 ago,

01:39:59.820 I said,

01:40:00.420 this is all

01:40:01.780 going to

01:40:02.040 build up

01:40:02.460 and then

01:40:03.080 it's going

01:40:03.440 to just

01:40:04.280 come like

01:40:05.220 a thief

01:40:05.620 in the

01:40:05.820 night.

01:40:06.620 And you'll

01:40:07.720 have so

01:40:08.060 many friends

01:40:08.560 that will

01:40:08.800 say,

01:40:09.200 when did

01:40:09.640 this happen?

01:40:11.180 Right now.

01:40:12.180 Right now

01:40:12.620 is when it's

01:40:13.040 happening.

01:40:13.620 You weren't

01:40:14.020 paying attention,

01:40:15.120 but it's

01:40:16.080 been happening

01:40:16.580 for years

01:40:17.400 and you

01:40:19.320 chose not

01:40:20.220 to look

01:40:20.620 at it.

01:40:21.600 So don't

01:40:22.860 come surprised.

01:40:24.040 You just

01:40:25.020 chose not

01:40:26.720 to look

01:40:27.220 at it.

01:40:27.760 And I

01:40:27.980 think that's

01:40:28.440 the choice

01:40:28.860 a lot of

01:40:29.440 Americans are

01:40:30.140 making,

01:40:30.640 but I'm

01:40:30.900 glad.

01:40:31.900 I think

01:40:32.600 there are

01:40:33.360 more Americans

01:40:34.120 that are

01:40:34.800 saying,

01:40:35.380 wait,

01:40:35.560 I should

01:40:36.020 probably pay

01:40:36.540 attention to

01:40:37.020 what's going

01:40:37.420 on here

01:40:37.980 and are

01:40:39.160 getting more

01:40:39.520 and more

01:40:39.780 involved.

01:40:40.640 Michael,

01:40:40.940 thank you.

01:40:41.420 And also,

01:40:43.020 I want

01:40:43.280 to thank

01:40:43.720 you as

01:40:44.580 a non-Catholic,

01:40:48.180 but thank

01:40:49.280 you as a

01:40:50.080 Catholic for

01:40:50.600 standing up

01:40:51.240 for your

01:40:51.660 faith,

01:40:52.620 being a

01:40:53.580 great

01:40:53.960 representation

01:40:54.540 of your

01:40:55.380 faith.

01:40:56.180 I've heard

01:40:56.640 you recently

01:40:57.600 call for

01:40:58.340 peace and

01:40:59.320 all of the

01:41:01.060 teachings of

01:41:01.700 Jesus,

01:41:02.240 and I just

01:41:03.060 can't thank

01:41:03.540 you enough,

01:41:03.980 Michael.

01:41:04.280 I'm proud

01:41:05.160 to call you

01:41:06.180 a friend.

01:41:07.700 Thank you,

01:41:08.480 Glenn.

01:41:08.660 I appreciate

01:41:09.340 that and the

01:41:10.520 feeling is

01:41:10.920 mutual,

01:41:11.500 and let's

01:41:11.860 just pray,

01:41:13.760 that's largely

01:41:14.900 what we can

01:41:15.740 do right

01:41:16.660 now.

01:41:17.160 Let's pray

01:41:17.780 that there

01:41:18.220 is a happy

01:41:19.280 solution to

01:41:19.980 what is now

01:41:20.540 an urgent

01:41:21.620 and increasingly

01:41:22.820 dire problem.

01:41:23.880 Thank you

01:41:24.100 very much.

01:41:24.680 God bless

01:41:25.020 to everybody.

01:41:28.740 American

01:41:29.260 Financing

01:41:29.820 NMLS

01:41:30.460 182334

01:41:31.540 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

01:41:35.160 Getting

01:41:35.360 yourself and

01:41:35.820 your family

01:41:36.200 out of debt

01:41:36.720 has always

01:41:37.380 been important,

01:41:38.160 but I think

01:41:38.660 you'll agree,

01:41:39.340 a little more

01:41:40.040 critical now

01:41:40.600 than ever.

01:41:41.680 Whatever is

01:41:42.420 coming down

01:41:42.800 the pike

01:41:43.180 at us,

01:41:43.680 it is

01:41:44.140 racing pretty

01:41:44.960 fast,

01:41:45.440 and you

01:41:46.120 don't want

01:41:46.360 to be

01:41:46.540 saddled

01:41:46.840 with a bunch

01:41:47.280 of debt

01:41:47.760 when it

01:41:48.080 gets here,

01:41:49.220 especially

01:41:50.600 if it is

01:41:51.320 credit card

01:41:51.960 debt.

01:41:52.700 You've got

01:41:53.040 to get

01:41:53.300 out of

01:41:53.680 the variable

01:41:54.400 interest rate

01:41:55.340 business.

01:41:56.760 Credit cards,

01:41:57.940 that rate

01:41:58.600 is going to

01:41:59.060 go through

01:41:59.560 the roof,

01:42:00.580 and then

01:42:01.140 they're going

01:42:01.440 to tighten

01:42:02.060 credit.

01:42:02.580 They already

01:42:03.060 are starting

01:42:03.640 to tighten

01:42:04.600 credit.

01:42:05.040 They're saying

01:42:05.540 that there

01:42:05.900 is a credit

01:42:08.020 crunch that

01:42:08.940 people are

01:42:09.360 going to

01:42:09.540 start to

01:42:09.940 feel soon.

01:42:11.660 Get out

01:42:12.220 of those

01:42:12.600 high-interest

01:42:13.100 credit cards

01:42:13.820 and make

01:42:14.620 it something

01:42:15.040 more manageable.

01:42:16.240 If you're

01:42:16.460 at 21%,

01:42:17.620 imagine the

01:42:18.740 difference

01:42:19.140 at 5%,

01:42:20.760 and you

01:42:21.260 can pay

01:42:21.740 them off.

01:42:23.020 American

01:42:23.400 Financing,

01:42:24.100 a family-owned

01:42:24.760 mortgage company,

01:42:25.820 they're saving

01:42:26.380 people just

01:42:26.960 like you

01:42:27.400 an average

01:42:28.260 of $700

01:42:29.600 a month.

01:42:31.500 See if this

01:42:32.160 is right

01:42:32.520 for you.

01:42:32.980 American

01:42:33.560 Financing,

01:42:34.180 800-906-2440,

01:42:36.640 800-906-2440,

01:42:39.160 or American

01:42:39.880 Financing.net.

01:42:41.760 10 seconds,

01:42:42.760 Station ID.

01:42:53.740 So, you

01:42:55.240 know, we're

01:42:55.420 going to do

01:42:55.920 our Friday,

01:42:57.940 Good News

01:42:58.640 Friday,

01:42:59.120 and I think

01:43:01.120 our next guest,

01:43:01.820 we should move

01:43:02.260 to tomorrow

01:43:02.820 because it's

01:43:04.040 such great

01:43:04.580 news.

01:43:04.880 I got two

01:43:06.160 or three

01:43:06.480 pieces of

01:43:07.080 great news

01:43:07.860 just yesterday,

01:43:09.160 and I mean

01:43:09.700 great news,

01:43:12.100 and I can't

01:43:13.940 wait to share

01:43:14.420 it with you.

01:43:15.820 There's one

01:43:16.280 thing that is,

01:43:18.880 I mean,

01:43:19.580 we all stood

01:43:20.680 around when we

01:43:21.640 were talking

01:43:22.020 about it,

01:43:22.840 and we were

01:43:24.700 mind-blown.

01:43:26.040 We were like,

01:43:26.760 wait, wait,

01:43:27.980 and what else?

01:43:29.520 Wait,

01:43:30.200 and this too?

01:43:31.320 It's some

01:43:33.720 really good

01:43:34.200 news.

01:43:34.480 That'll be on

01:43:34.960 Good News

01:43:35.480 Friday tomorrow.

01:43:37.960 Stu joins me

01:43:38.940 for that,

01:43:39.440 which he's

01:43:39.840 always,

01:43:40.220 he's like

01:43:40.680 Eeyore.

01:43:42.140 I am.

01:43:43.960 That's an

01:43:44.700 interesting

01:43:45.080 summary.

01:43:46.480 Isn't that

01:43:46.680 exactly what

01:43:47.620 Eeyore would

01:43:48.320 say?

01:43:48.720 I am.

01:43:49.760 I am.

01:43:50.900 By the way,

01:43:51.540 Michael's book,

01:43:52.540 Speechless,

01:43:53.200 which came out,

01:43:53.720 I don't know,

01:43:53.980 a year or so

01:43:54.540 ago,

01:43:54.940 is quite good.

01:43:56.140 It's an interesting

01:43:57.260 read.

01:43:57.840 He's a really

01:43:58.420 smart guy.

01:43:59.040 Very smart.

01:43:59.840 And his focus

01:44:01.340 a lot in the

01:44:02.180 book is about

01:44:02.820 language and

01:44:03.340 how important

01:44:03.820 it is and

01:44:05.120 how a lot

01:44:05.520 of times we

01:44:06.800 cede ground

01:44:07.880 in that world

01:44:08.700 without realizing

01:44:09.800 it's not

01:44:10.800 solely in

01:44:12.760 the world

01:44:13.680 of language.

01:44:14.560 You've said

01:44:15.180 this for years

01:44:15.680 and years,

01:44:16.080 you control

01:44:16.420 the language,

01:44:16.960 control the

01:44:17.400 argument.

01:44:17.820 Yeah.

01:44:18.340 And we

01:44:18.860 often just

01:44:20.160 kind of

01:44:20.680 accept these

01:44:22.080 liberal,

01:44:23.840 progressive

01:44:24.380 changes in

01:44:26.080 language and

01:44:26.940 sort of adopt

01:44:27.700 them.

01:44:27.980 Often,

01:44:29.140 mockingly,

01:44:30.480 we kind of

01:44:30.960 just go along

01:44:31.500 with it and

01:44:31.740 we laugh at

01:44:32.360 it for a

01:44:32.740 while and

01:44:33.040 then all

01:44:33.240 of a sudden

01:44:33.620 it's just

01:44:34.100 there.

01:44:35.100 I mean,

01:44:35.660 we read

01:44:36.460 these stories

01:44:36.980 like from

01:44:37.600 the New York

01:44:37.880 Times over

01:44:38.220 the past

01:44:38.480 couple of

01:44:38.740 days talking

01:44:39.040 about gender

01:44:39.600 affirming

01:44:40.060 care and

01:44:40.560 you think

01:44:41.460 as if no

01:44:42.040 one in

01:44:42.440 history had

01:44:43.160 ever disagreed

01:44:44.100 with this

01:44:44.420 concept that

01:44:45.240 you could just

01:44:45.580 switch genders

01:44:46.140 at the snap

01:44:47.020 of the fingers.

01:44:47.940 And it's,

01:44:48.660 you know,

01:44:49.080 they started

01:44:49.780 with the

01:44:50.660 slow boil

01:44:51.580 of,

01:44:52.820 no,

01:44:52.980 there's a

01:44:53.260 difference

01:44:53.540 between gender

01:44:54.940 and sex.

01:44:55.520 What?

01:44:58.740 I never,

01:44:59.400 wait,

01:44:59.960 what?

01:45:00.320 Gender?

01:45:00.620 What are you

01:45:01.120 talking about?

01:45:02.940 And gender

01:45:04.360 is fluid.

01:45:05.220 No,

01:45:05.980 no,

01:45:06.340 no,

01:45:06.520 it's not.

01:45:07.480 And so

01:45:07.880 it's,

01:45:08.380 you know,

01:45:08.800 when you're

01:45:09.660 making the

01:45:10.180 case to

01:45:11.660 people about

01:45:12.280 this,

01:45:12.900 I'm not

01:45:13.940 against

01:45:14.640 transgenderism.

01:45:16.800 I'm not

01:45:17.200 against

01:45:17.640 transgender

01:45:18.320 people.

01:45:20.060 I am

01:45:20.700 for the

01:45:21.980 truth.

01:45:23.260 That's what

01:45:23.800 I'm for.

01:45:24.920 I,

01:45:25.220 you know,

01:45:25.840 if this were

01:45:26.680 all true,

01:45:27.760 I wouldn't

01:45:28.440 have a problem

01:45:28.960 with it.

01:45:29.480 I would say,

01:45:30.380 okay,

01:45:30.580 well,

01:45:30.900 all those

01:45:31.240 things are

01:45:31.520 true.

01:45:31.860 I don't

01:45:32.240 agree with

01:45:32.660 the behavior

01:45:33.200 or whatever,

01:45:34.140 but we

01:45:35.960 could agree

01:45:36.620 that it

01:45:37.140 was at

01:45:37.560 least true.

01:45:38.800 Now,

01:45:39.100 is it

01:45:39.460 helpful and

01:45:40.480 healthy to

01:45:42.380 embrace it?

01:45:43.580 That's another

01:45:44.200 discussion.

01:45:44.960 This is,

01:45:45.980 no,

01:45:46.300 it's true

01:45:47.020 and you

01:45:47.660 will admit

01:45:48.360 that it's

01:45:48.900 true.

01:45:49.520 I'm

01:45:50.100 fighting for

01:45:50.540 the truth.

01:45:51.080 I'm not

01:45:51.320 fighting against

01:45:52.000 anybody.

01:45:52.600 I am

01:45:52.860 fighting for

01:45:53.700 the

01:45:54.260 verifiable

01:45:55.200 scientific

01:45:56.540 truth.

01:45:57.860 If you

01:45:58.440 lose that,

01:45:59.380 you got

01:45:59.760 nothing left.

01:46:01.460 More in a

01:46:02.140 minute.

01:46:19.260 Warren Buffett

01:46:23.360 said last

01:46:23.820 week,

01:46:24.940 we are not

01:46:25.420 through with

01:46:25.940 bank failures

01:46:26.720 and the

01:46:27.340 Fed is

01:46:28.000 also saying

01:46:28.500 we're likely

01:46:28.900 to see a

01:46:29.620 recession

01:46:30.080 this year.

01:46:31.780 You know,

01:46:32.000 usually Warren

01:46:33.160 Buffett's not

01:46:33.720 the guy that I

01:46:34.520 say,

01:46:35.200 you think so?

01:46:37.120 Too,

01:46:37.820 but Warren,

01:46:38.920 you think so?

01:46:40.320 Welcome to

01:46:40.860 the party.

01:46:41.360 every day

01:46:43.820 you see the

01:46:44.820 dollar being

01:46:45.460 devalued

01:46:46.220 further and

01:46:46.960 further.

01:46:47.880 The

01:46:48.020 centralization

01:46:48.860 is taking

01:46:49.880 place right

01:46:51.440 now.

01:46:52.520 Don't listen

01:46:53.000 to these

01:46:53.460 people on

01:46:54.060 TV and

01:46:54.720 these talking

01:46:55.800 heads and

01:46:56.400 politicians.

01:46:57.620 Read the

01:46:58.460 words of the

01:46:59.340 Fed.

01:46:59.840 Read the

01:47:00.400 words of the

01:47:01.840 presidential

01:47:02.440 dictates.

01:47:03.620 Read what

01:47:04.400 the central

01:47:05.680 bank of

01:47:06.080 France just

01:47:06.860 said this

01:47:07.500 week.

01:47:08.380 What do

01:47:09.220 you have to

01:47:10.380 protect yourself

01:47:11.440 from any

01:47:12.520 kind of

01:47:12.980 currency

01:47:13.440 change or

01:47:15.340 default or

01:47:16.300 anything?

01:47:17.780 You've got it

01:47:18.640 all in

01:47:19.140 dollars?

01:47:20.160 You're going

01:47:20.660 to be sorry

01:47:21.100 for that.

01:47:21.660 Please consider

01:47:23.260 spreading it

01:47:24.420 out with

01:47:25.200 Goldline at

01:47:26.300 goldline.com

01:47:27.400 866

01:47:28.040 goldline.

01:47:29.060 Every single

01:47:30.060 one tenth ounce

01:47:31.000 of gold coin

01:47:31.660 or bar acquired

01:47:32.540 this week,

01:47:33.040 you're going to

01:47:33.340 get a free

01:47:33.820 silver bar

01:47:34.380 bar at no

01:47:35.540 additional cost.

01:47:36.320 Goldline.com

01:47:37.340 And it's

01:47:38.360 blazetv.com

01:47:39.260 slash glenn.

01:47:40.140 The promo

01:47:40.440 code is

01:47:40.980 glenn.

01:47:41.580 Save ten

01:47:41.940 bucks off

01:47:42.400 blazetv.

01:48:01.960 Hmm.

01:48:02.400 Still, I'm

01:48:04.360 having a hard

01:48:07.040 time figuring

01:48:07.540 this one

01:48:07.960 out.

01:48:09.560 On

01:48:10.040 Wednesday,

01:48:11.000 yesterday,

01:48:11.800 Washington

01:48:12.120 Times reported

01:48:12.840 that starting

01:48:13.360 May 1st,

01:48:14.840 oh wow,

01:48:15.360 that's right

01:48:15.860 around the

01:48:16.120 corner,

01:48:16.960 Americans

01:48:17.460 purchasing a

01:48:18.420 new home

01:48:19.100 or refinancing

01:48:20.220 their existing

01:48:20.940 mortgage can

01:48:23.380 expect to pay

01:48:24.300 higher mortgage

01:48:25.600 rates and

01:48:26.440 monthly fees

01:48:27.600 if they have

01:48:29.340 a higher

01:48:29.960 credit score.

01:48:31.980 Wait.

01:48:33.140 What?

01:48:34.380 That's a

01:48:35.140 fundamental

01:48:35.860 reversal of

01:48:37.100 all economic

01:48:38.240 theory.

01:48:39.540 You want to

01:48:39.860 make the people

01:48:40.640 who have the

01:48:41.260 better credit

01:48:41.900 scores pay the

01:48:42.720 higher rates?

01:48:43.460 Yeah, no.

01:48:44.880 They're going to

01:48:45.780 have you pay a

01:48:47.180 higher rate and

01:48:48.660 higher monthly

01:48:49.620 fees because you

01:48:51.480 have a higher

01:48:52.160 credit score.

01:48:53.920 Americans with

01:48:54.620 lower credit

01:48:55.520 scores and

01:48:56.480 smaller down

01:48:57.460 payments are

01:48:58.220 going to be

01:48:58.660 given better

01:48:59.520 rates.

01:49:00.600 So basically

01:49:01.520 up is down

01:49:03.000 and down is

01:49:03.760 up.

01:49:04.580 Or stealing

01:49:05.880 from the rich

01:49:06.800 to give to

01:49:07.520 the poor.

01:49:08.380 Sure.

01:49:08.960 Redistribution

01:49:09.480 of wealth.

01:49:10.300 Let me ask

01:49:10.760 you this.

01:49:11.340 Look, I

01:49:12.240 haven't put too

01:49:13.220 much thought

01:49:13.660 into this,

01:49:14.160 but let's

01:49:14.440 throw out a

01:49:15.260 possible issue

01:49:16.860 that could be

01:49:17.740 associated with

01:49:18.520 this.

01:49:19.400 What would

01:49:20.080 your incentive

01:49:20.860 be to

01:49:22.520 maintain a

01:49:23.620 high credit

01:49:24.480 score if

01:49:25.400 what it was

01:49:26.180 going to

01:49:26.620 do was to

01:49:27.620 punish you

01:49:28.400 with higher

01:49:28.960 rates?

01:49:29.940 Why would

01:49:30.460 you pay your

01:49:31.300 bills on

01:49:31.920 time if the

01:49:33.400 incentives

01:49:34.200 reversed from

01:49:36.460 where they are

01:49:36.940 now?

01:49:37.620 Are you

01:49:38.460 either white

01:49:40.980 or are you

01:49:44.220 a gay

01:49:45.800 hermaphrodite

01:49:46.840 black

01:49:48.260 trans

01:49:48.980 lizard?

01:49:51.320 What's my

01:49:52.260 incentive of

01:49:53.000 remaining white?

01:49:54.480 If I can

01:49:55.240 just change,

01:49:56.220 perhaps I

01:49:56.820 should go to

01:49:57.300 that second

01:49:57.780 choice,

01:49:58.280 which was

01:49:58.520 too long

01:49:58.960 for me to

01:49:59.320 remember all

01:49:59.860 the details

01:50:00.340 of.

01:50:00.620 So, you

01:50:02.380 know, it's

01:50:03.100 weird because

01:50:03.880 this is what

01:50:05.560 I'm trying to

01:50:05.960 figure out.

01:50:07.280 Wasn't there

01:50:07.940 something like

01:50:09.180 this that

01:50:09.820 happened

01:50:10.460 2004, 5,

01:50:13.540 6, and

01:50:14.180 7 where

01:50:16.200 they were

01:50:16.920 incentivizing

01:50:19.560 banks to

01:50:22.680 give loans

01:50:23.900 to people

01:50:24.840 who couldn't

01:50:25.420 really afford

01:50:26.440 the houses?

01:50:27.780 Yeah, although

01:50:28.260 at least in

01:50:29.020 that case,

01:50:30.340 they weren't

01:50:31.220 punishing the

01:50:31.860 people who

01:50:32.280 were paying

01:50:32.860 their bills,

01:50:33.640 right?

01:50:34.100 Like, they

01:50:34.500 were just

01:50:35.200 handing out

01:50:36.360 mortgages to

01:50:37.700 people who did

01:50:38.780 not qualify for

01:50:39.860 them and that

01:50:40.520 caused the

01:50:41.040 economic crisis.

01:50:42.100 If you don't

01:50:43.000 understand the

01:50:43.820 concept that

01:50:45.040 socialism and

01:50:46.120 all of this

01:50:46.640 stuff is just,

01:50:47.640 it's not going

01:50:48.240 to make

01:50:48.420 anybody happy.

01:50:49.260 We're all

01:50:49.900 going to be

01:50:50.200 equally miserable,

01:50:51.620 okay?

01:50:52.160 You won't own

01:50:52.960 anything.

01:50:54.220 This is how it

01:50:55.000 begins.

01:50:55.880 You're taking

01:50:56.800 away, through

01:50:58.520 now, a

01:50:59.040 different kind

01:50:59.780 of tax.

01:51:00.660 How do they

01:51:01.220 even pass

01:51:01.760 this?

01:51:02.940 How does

01:51:03.660 Biden even

01:51:04.460 get this

01:51:05.080 done?

01:51:07.100 It's crazy.

01:51:08.600 And when you

01:51:08.920 say pass

01:51:09.920 this, what does

01:51:11.200 that mean?

01:51:11.820 Pass it?

01:51:12.540 Nothing.

01:51:12.820 Pass it would

01:51:14.020 signify there

01:51:15.860 was a vote

01:51:16.820 by elected

01:51:18.020 representatives

01:51:18.740 to make this

01:51:19.680 occur.

01:51:20.740 That's not what

01:51:21.160 happened, of

01:51:21.660 course, because

01:51:22.100 that's not how

01:51:22.520 we do things

01:51:23.060 these days.

01:51:23.540 Right.

01:51:23.900 So I'm sorry

01:51:24.620 that I misled

01:51:25.440 you on thinking

01:51:26.540 that it was

01:51:27.060 some constitutional

01:51:28.040 way of getting

01:51:29.620 this done.

01:51:30.140 Understandable

01:51:30.640 misstatement

01:51:31.380 there.

01:51:31.980 Yeah.

01:51:32.480 Okay.

01:51:32.880 So we have

01:51:33.640 that story.

01:51:35.020 Then I have

01:51:35.820 an IRS

01:51:37.100 supervisor has

01:51:38.400 told lawmakers

01:51:39.280 that he has

01:51:40.680 information that

01:51:41.680 suggests,

01:51:43.660 this is from

01:51:44.220 the Wall Street

01:51:44.660 Journal,

01:51:45.340 suggests,

01:51:46.180 the Biden

01:51:47.240 administration

01:51:47.660 is improperly

01:51:48.860 handling the

01:51:49.600 criminal

01:51:49.900 investigation

01:51:50.500 into President

01:51:51.280 Biden's son

01:51:51.900 Hunter Biden

01:51:52.620 and is seeking

01:51:53.880 whistleblower

01:51:54.640 protections.

01:51:55.780 The letter

01:51:56.900 sent to

01:51:57.460 Congress on

01:51:58.120 Tuesday says

01:51:59.080 a Career

01:51:59.700 Internal Revenue

01:52:00.560 Service

01:52:01.060 criminal

01:52:01.720 supervisory

01:52:02.660 special agent

01:52:03.780 has information

01:52:05.440 that would

01:52:06.260 contradict

01:52:06.720 sworn testimony

01:52:08.000 by senior

01:52:09.040 political

01:52:09.540 appointees.

01:52:10.980 The supervisor

01:52:11.600 also has

01:52:12.280 information about

01:52:13.220 a failure to

01:52:14.260 mitigate clear

01:52:15.320 conflicts of

01:52:16.180 interest in

01:52:17.360 the ultimate

01:52:18.060 disposition of

01:52:19.340 the case.

01:52:20.520 The supervisor

01:52:21.040 has details

01:52:22.100 that show

01:52:22.800 preferential

01:52:23.760 treatment.

01:52:25.620 No.

01:52:27.600 Wait,

01:52:28.440 did I read

01:52:29.120 that wrong?

01:52:30.360 The IRS,

01:52:31.800 this whistleblower

01:52:33.140 says,

01:52:33.540 is showing

01:52:34.040 preferential

01:52:34.760 treatment to

01:52:35.820 Biden's son?

01:52:37.840 Hmm.

01:52:38.320 Huh.

01:52:38.800 No.

01:52:39.280 Preferential

01:52:39.720 treatment and

01:52:40.700 politics in

01:52:41.600 properly infecting

01:52:43.180 decisions and

01:52:44.040 protocols that

01:52:44.820 would normally

01:52:45.360 be followed by

01:52:46.200 career law

01:52:46.900 enforcement

01:52:47.380 professionals in

01:52:48.740 similar

01:52:49.140 circumstances if

01:52:50.680 the subject

01:52:51.280 were not

01:52:51.820 politically

01:52:52.280 connected.

01:52:52.860 The letter

01:52:53.640 says the

01:52:54.080 supervisor has

01:52:54.980 been overseeing

01:52:55.980 an ongoing

01:52:56.960 and sensitive

01:52:57.900 investigation of

01:52:59.580 a high-profile

01:53:00.680 controversial

01:53:01.420 subject since

01:53:02.420 early 2020.

01:53:04.380 He doesn't

01:53:05.500 name that

01:53:06.120 person,

01:53:06.920 but the

01:53:07.820 investigation

01:53:08.480 at issue

01:53:09.740 is Hunter

01:53:11.540 Biden.

01:53:13.500 So,

01:53:14.420 we're now

01:53:15.380 going to see

01:53:16.140 another

01:53:16.860 whistleblower,

01:53:17.820 and thank

01:53:18.340 God,

01:53:19.040 if this guy's

01:53:19.680 telling the

01:53:20.200 truth,

01:53:21.240 thank God

01:53:21.940 that there

01:53:22.940 are some

01:53:23.480 people that

01:53:24.120 are blowing

01:53:24.480 the whistle

01:53:24.920 on this.

01:53:26.420 I mean,

01:53:26.700 you just

01:53:27.180 can't have

01:53:28.820 two justice

01:53:34.640 systems.

01:53:35.660 Can't do

01:53:36.320 it.

01:53:36.940 By the way,

01:53:37.460 do you hear

01:53:37.680 the ATF

01:53:38.260 director

01:53:38.620 yesterday?

01:53:40.060 Do we have

01:53:40.360 this cut by

01:53:40.900 any chance?

01:53:41.840 The ATF

01:53:42.460 director was

01:53:44.500 asked if he

01:53:47.800 could define

01:53:48.680 an assault

01:53:50.860 weapon.

01:53:55.200 We can't

01:53:56.040 even get a

01:53:56.380 woman at

01:53:57.160 this point.

01:53:58.020 They're going

01:53:58.200 to be able

01:53:58.420 to do an

01:53:58.720 assault

01:53:58.960 weapon.

01:53:59.400 Right.

01:53:59.960 Can you

01:54:00.440 just tell

01:54:01.560 us what

01:54:02.080 an assault

01:54:04.960 weapon is?

01:54:06.800 Can you do

01:54:07.380 that?

01:54:08.280 Keep it

01:54:08.820 short,

01:54:09.080 15 seconds.

01:54:11.160 He said,

01:54:12.640 hmm,

01:54:13.880 well,

01:54:15.700 I'll tell

01:54:16.020 you,

01:54:16.300 I can go

01:54:17.160 shorter than

01:54:17.640 15 seconds

01:54:18.480 because,

01:54:19.140 you know,

01:54:19.760 if Congress

01:54:20.140 wishes to

01:54:20.700 take me up

01:54:21.160 on that,

01:54:21.860 I think

01:54:22.300 Congress will

01:54:23.200 have to do

01:54:23.620 the work,

01:54:24.420 but there

01:54:25.400 would,

01:54:26.280 you know,

01:54:26.620 we would be

01:54:27.180 there to

01:54:27.480 provide technical

01:54:28.380 assistance.

01:54:30.260 Can you

01:54:30.900 tell me what

01:54:31.580 the hell

01:54:32.000 you're even

01:54:32.520 talking about?

01:54:33.260 he's over

01:54:34.360 15 seconds

01:54:35.060 already.

01:54:35.460 He says,

01:54:36.160 well,

01:54:36.480 I,

01:54:36.920 unlike you,

01:54:37.740 am not a

01:54:38.340 firearms expert

01:54:39.460 to the same

01:54:40.620 extent as

01:54:41.820 you may be.

01:54:44.780 Wow,

01:54:45.340 hold it just

01:54:45.800 a second.

01:54:46.520 So the

01:54:46.980 head of

01:54:48.420 the ATF

01:54:50.540 can't define

01:54:53.580 it.

01:54:54.660 Not enough

01:54:55.580 of an expert.

01:54:56.700 Maybe he's

01:54:57.100 more of an

01:54:57.540 A&T guy.

01:54:58.660 You know,

01:54:59.080 maybe he doesn't

01:54:59.640 get to the

01:55:00.080 F all that

01:55:00.660 often.

01:55:01.260 You know,

01:55:01.700 maybe he's

01:55:02.260 been focusing,

01:55:03.160 maybe he's

01:55:03.580 been drinking

01:55:04.220 a lot.

01:55:04.780 Maybe he's

01:55:05.500 an alcoholic.

01:55:06.380 Right.

01:55:06.680 Yeah.

01:55:06.980 And they're

01:55:07.380 like,

01:55:07.520 get the

01:55:08.080 alcoholic to

01:55:08.880 get the

01:55:09.820 gig.

01:55:10.100 Here he

01:55:10.360 is.

01:55:11.380 As a gun

01:55:12.160 owner of

01:55:13.540 many different

01:55:14.060 types and a

01:55:14.800 20-year military

01:55:15.480 veteran,

01:55:16.060 I have some

01:55:16.600 expertise in

01:55:17.300 weaponry and

01:55:18.980 self-defense

01:55:19.520 weapons.

01:55:20.800 What could

01:55:21.500 you,

01:55:21.900 in 15

01:55:22.560 seconds,

01:55:23.000 would you

01:55:23.280 define an

01:55:23.840 assault weapon

01:55:24.380 for me?

01:55:25.160 So,

01:55:25.480 if you

01:55:26.760 go after

01:55:27.220 15 seconds,

01:55:28.140 I'll just

01:55:28.400 interrupt you.

01:55:29.180 So,

01:55:29.400 I'll go

01:55:30.040 shorter than

01:55:30.540 that because

01:55:31.140 I honestly,

01:55:32.200 I do think

01:55:32.780 that's a,

01:55:33.440 if Congress

01:55:34.080 wishes to

01:55:34.540 take that

01:55:34.880 up,

01:55:35.080 I think

01:55:35.260 Congress

01:55:35.600 would have

01:55:35.920 to do

01:55:36.160 the work.

01:55:36.960 But we

01:55:37.520 would be

01:55:37.880 there to

01:55:38.740 provide

01:55:39.100 technical

01:55:39.500 assistance.

01:55:40.080 I,

01:55:40.380 unlike you,

01:55:40.780 I'm not a

01:55:41.120 firearms expert

01:55:42.560 to the same

01:55:43.180 extent as you

01:55:43.760 may be,

01:55:44.240 but we have

01:55:44.760 people at

01:55:45.200 ATF who

01:55:45.840 can talk

01:55:46.720 about

01:55:47.140 velocity of

01:55:49.020 firearms,

01:55:49.540 what damage

01:55:50.000 different kinds

01:55:50.560 of firearms

01:55:50.900 cause,

01:55:51.460 so that

01:55:51.680 whatever

01:55:51.920 determination

01:55:52.600 you chose

01:55:53.760 to make

01:55:54.040 would be an

01:55:54.400 informed one.

01:55:54.920 Oh,

01:55:55.640 okay.

01:55:56.340 So,

01:55:56.960 there is no

01:55:57.820 real definition.

01:55:59.420 It goes

01:56:00.220 beyond black

01:56:01.160 gun bad.

01:56:02.880 Okay.

01:56:03.740 All right.

01:56:04.420 But we can

01:56:05.000 make it up.

01:56:06.160 Kind of like,

01:56:06.880 can you define

01:56:07.580 a woman?

01:56:08.740 Well,

01:56:09.240 no,

01:56:09.640 I mean,

01:56:09.920 I'm not an

01:56:10.460 expert on that.

01:56:11.840 I'm not an

01:56:12.300 expert on that.

01:56:13.300 You know,

01:56:13.540 I'm not a

01:56:14.340 doctor,

01:56:14.740 so I couldn't

01:56:16.020 describe,

01:56:16.840 you know,

01:56:17.200 what a woman

01:56:17.660 is in any

01:56:18.460 way,

01:56:18.700 shape,

01:56:18.900 or form.

01:56:19.280 It really

01:56:19.540 kind of depends

01:56:20.220 on,

01:56:20.520 you know,

01:56:21.240 how we

01:56:21.900 define that.

01:56:23.300 Oh,

01:56:25.140 okay.

01:56:26.220 No,

01:56:26.380 it doesn't.

01:56:27.620 No,

01:56:27.900 it doesn't.

01:56:28.700 No.

01:56:29.500 Assault weapon.

01:56:30.620 They were not,

01:56:31.860 no,

01:56:32.020 they're modern

01:56:32.760 sporting rifles.

01:56:34.680 And when I say

01:56:35.560 modern,

01:56:36.220 when's the last

01:56:36.880 time you heard

01:56:37.560 anyone use

01:56:38.480 the word

01:56:38.940 modern?

01:56:40.180 Right?

01:56:41.080 Nobody's like,

01:56:41.600 oh,

01:56:41.760 it's very

01:56:42.440 modern.

01:56:43.760 You know

01:56:44.400 why it's

01:56:44.920 called the

01:56:45.320 modern sporting

01:56:46.240 rifle?

01:56:46.620 because it

01:56:47.860 was out

01:56:48.560 in the

01:56:49.160 1950s.

01:56:52.060 It's

01:56:52.540 amazing.

01:56:53.520 I can't

01:56:54.240 remember

01:56:54.420 which paper

01:56:54.900 it was.

01:56:55.240 It was

01:56:55.460 the Washington

01:56:56.180 Post or

01:56:56.820 the New York

01:56:57.180 Times.

01:56:57.780 One of the

01:56:58.120 big mainstream

01:56:59.800 publications did

01:57:00.960 this thing

01:57:01.860 about,

01:57:02.380 we're going

01:57:03.140 to show

01:57:03.480 you ads

01:57:04.420 for the

01:57:05.080 AR-15.

01:57:06.880 Let's go

01:57:07.560 back and

01:57:08.020 look at how

01:57:08.520 they've

01:57:08.800 advertised

01:57:09.140 this product.

01:57:10.800 And the

01:57:11.220 idea was

01:57:11.900 to show

01:57:12.360 you,

01:57:12.700 of course,

01:57:13.180 that they

01:57:14.460 are advertising

01:57:15.560 it as a

01:57:16.200 killing

01:57:16.520 machine.

01:57:17.380 It was

01:57:17.740 one of

01:57:17.980 these type

01:57:18.400 of things.

01:57:18.860 What the

01:57:19.560 hell is

01:57:20.020 a gun

01:57:20.480 if not

01:57:21.080 a killing

01:57:21.540 machine?

01:57:22.900 I'm kind

01:57:23.600 of buying

01:57:24.000 that.

01:57:24.380 If I go

01:57:25.400 in and I

01:57:25.900 buy a gun

01:57:26.860 for my

01:57:27.800 own protection

01:57:28.700 or I'm

01:57:29.960 going deer

01:57:30.720 hunting and

01:57:31.920 it doesn't

01:57:32.820 kill the

01:57:33.780 object I

01:57:34.880 need to

01:57:35.620 stop,

01:57:37.220 I think

01:57:38.480 then I

01:57:39.200 could actually

01:57:40.420 sue the

01:57:41.200 firearm maker.

01:57:42.300 Right.

01:57:42.760 It does not

01:57:43.420 mean you're

01:57:43.920 going out to

01:57:44.660 try to kill

01:57:45.660 people.

01:57:46.200 The point

01:57:46.660 of it

01:57:46.880 is,

01:57:47.100 of course,

01:57:47.620 if you

01:57:48.160 need to

01:57:48.860 because

01:57:49.120 someone's

01:57:49.500 attacking

01:57:50.060 you,

01:57:50.800 it will

01:57:51.560 work in

01:57:52.060 that fashion.

01:57:52.920 Right?

01:57:53.160 Correct.

01:57:53.700 So they

01:57:54.060 go through

01:57:54.460 this long

01:57:55.520 series of

01:57:56.000 ads going

01:57:56.420 back to

01:57:57.380 the very

01:57:58.660 early days

01:58:00.360 of 1950s.

01:58:01.980 You said

01:58:02.160 1960s.

01:58:02.880 It was

01:58:02.980 1950s.

01:58:04.260 They have

01:58:04.960 all the way

01:58:05.900 back to

01:58:06.240 1957 was

01:58:07.360 the first

01:58:07.640 prototype.

01:58:08.760 But they

01:58:09.620 go back to

01:58:10.020 the first

01:58:10.320 ad they

01:58:10.800 show.

01:58:12.060 And what

01:58:12.420 have you

01:58:12.640 heard about

01:58:13.720 the AR-15

01:58:14.400 all this

01:58:14.780 time?

01:58:15.520 It's a

01:58:15.780 weapon of

01:58:16.100 war,

01:58:16.420 right?

01:58:16.680 Weapon of

01:58:17.300 war,

01:58:17.500 weapon of

01:58:17.800 war.

01:58:17.940 We keep

01:58:18.160 saying no,

01:58:18.760 that's not

01:58:19.040 how it was

01:58:19.340 developed at

01:58:19.720 all.

01:58:20.260 The first

01:58:20.700 ad they

01:58:21.180 cite,

01:58:22.800 a superb

01:58:23.540 hunting

01:58:24.100 partner,

01:58:25.520 Colt's

01:58:25.920 new AR-15

01:58:27.180 sporter.

01:58:27.800 It is

01:58:29.880 exactly what

01:58:30.920 we've been

01:58:31.340 saying this

01:58:32.060 entire time.

01:58:32.980 They're

01:58:33.200 trying to

01:58:33.740 prove that

01:58:34.340 over time

01:58:35.280 the AR-15

01:58:36.440 ads went

01:58:37.040 from a

01:58:38.640 hunting

01:58:39.000 situation

01:58:39.760 into,

01:58:40.640 oh,

01:58:40.820 the brutal

01:58:41.280 murder

01:58:41.660 people.

01:58:42.860 But like,

01:58:43.320 again,

01:58:43.740 they don't

01:58:44.080 even prove

01:58:44.440 that,

01:58:44.740 of course.

01:58:45.200 Obviously,

01:58:45.560 there's a

01:58:45.800 hundred ways

01:58:46.160 to go on

01:58:46.540 the story.

01:58:47.000 But like,

01:58:47.600 they've been

01:58:48.160 telling us

01:58:48.620 forever this

01:58:49.280 was developed

01:58:49.860 as a

01:58:50.280 weapon of

01:58:50.740 war.

01:58:51.120 In their

01:58:51.480 own

01:58:51.780 publication,

01:58:52.640 they're

01:58:52.900 showing the

01:58:53.580 ads,

01:58:54.120 saying it

01:58:55.020 is designed

01:58:55.740 for hunting.

01:58:56.920 They've been

01:58:57.480 saying,

01:58:57.660 you don't

01:58:58.100 need an

01:58:58.420 AR-15

01:58:58.920 to hunt.

01:58:59.580 They just

01:59:00.240 showed us

01:59:00.860 the initial

01:59:01.680 ad in

01:59:02.940 1960

01:59:03.880 freaking

01:59:04.680 four about

01:59:06.120 a modern

01:59:06.840 sporting

01:59:07.440 rifle.

01:59:08.580 A superb

01:59:09.880 hunting

01:59:11.060 partner.

01:59:12.800 If you're

01:59:13.360 a hunter,

01:59:14.480 a camper,

01:59:15.780 or a

01:59:16.360 collector,

01:59:17.980 they go

01:59:18.300 on and

01:59:18.760 on.

01:59:19.060 If you're

01:59:19.480 ready for

01:59:19.860 a new

01:59:20.280 hunting

01:59:20.900 adventure,

01:59:22.620 this is

01:59:23.000 them.

01:59:23.400 This isn't

01:59:23.720 us saying

01:59:24.320 this.

01:59:24.660 This is

01:59:24.960 what they're

01:59:25.380 saying.

01:59:25.640 What are

01:59:26.160 you hunting?

01:59:26.740 Maybe

01:59:26.960 you're

01:59:27.260 hunting

01:59:27.620 your

01:59:28.020 neighbors.

01:59:31.220 The

01:59:31.860 ultimate

01:59:32.300 hunt

01:59:33.020 with

01:59:33.620 an

01:59:33.840 AR-15.

01:59:35.520 Now

01:59:35.880 back to

01:59:36.380 Leave

01:59:36.680 It to

01:59:36.980 Beaver.

01:59:38.100 All

01:59:38.580 right.

01:59:40.620 Thank

01:59:41.260 you.

01:59:41.700 Let's

01:59:42.280 talk a

01:59:42.740 little bit

01:59:43.000 about

01:59:43.340 Michael.

01:59:44.140 He lives

01:59:44.460 in

01:59:44.600 Arizona.

01:59:45.360 He wrote

01:59:45.700 in about

01:59:46.000 his

01:59:46.160 experiences

01:59:46.740 with

01:59:47.260 Relief

01:59:47.820 Factor.

01:59:48.900 He

01:59:49.100 said,

01:59:50.200 I've

01:59:50.720 never had

01:59:51.320 experience

01:59:51.700 with a

01:59:51.980 product

01:59:52.280 that

01:59:53.780 has

01:59:54.920 made

01:59:55.140 such

01:59:55.500 a

01:59:55.640 huge

01:59:55.860 difference

01:59:56.380 in

01:59:56.800 my

01:59:57.040 life

01:59:57.340 and

01:59:57.480 the

01:59:57.580 way

01:59:57.740 I

01:59:57.900 feel.

01:59:58.320 I

01:59:58.940 had

01:59:59.100 daily

01:59:59.460 headaches

01:59:59.900 due

02:00:00.180 to

02:00:00.400 stiffness

02:00:00.780 from

02:00:01.100 hard

02:00:01.420 work

02:00:01.720 and

02:00:01.940 just

02:00:02.640 getting

02:00:03.000 older.

02:00:04.180 But you

02:00:04.860 have

02:00:05.100 completely

02:00:05.860 made

02:00:06.800 those

02:00:07.160 disappear

02:00:07.840 with

02:00:08.240 Relief

02:00:08.600 Factor.

02:00:09.360 I feel

02:00:09.720 20 years

02:00:10.600 younger.

02:00:11.680 Relief

02:00:11.900 Factor

02:00:12.160 has

02:00:12.420 absolutely

02:00:12.940 changed

02:00:13.440 my

02:00:13.700 well-being

02:00:14.240 and I

02:00:14.660 recommend

02:00:15.140 it to

02:00:15.460 anybody

02:00:16.000 who has

02:00:16.320 aches

02:00:16.680 in

02:00:16.860 pains.

02:00:17.500 Thank

02:00:17.740 you

02:00:17.880 so

02:00:18.060 much.

02:00:18.860 Michael,

02:00:19.260 I'm

02:00:19.360 glad

02:00:19.620 that you

02:00:19.920 wrote

02:00:20.160 in and

02:00:20.640 I'm

02:00:20.780 glad

02:00:20.920 you

02:00:21.060 tried

02:00:21.400 Relief

02:00:21.760 Factor.

02:00:22.680 I beg

02:00:23.120 you,

02:00:23.460 just try

02:00:24.180 it.

02:00:24.920 If you're

02:00:25.220 in pain

02:00:25.760 and you've

02:00:26.200 given up

02:00:26.520 on everything

02:00:26.880 else,

02:00:27.580 just try

02:00:28.100 it,

02:00:28.380 please.

02:00:29.560 It's

02:00:29.780 an

02:00:31.000 I keep

02:00:33.440 thinking

02:00:33.740 inflation.

02:00:37.420 Ibuprofen.

02:00:38.180 Inflammation,

02:00:38.780 thank you.

02:00:40.460 You can tell

02:00:41.360 where my

02:00:41.640 mind is.

02:00:42.500 It's an

02:00:43.000 inflammation

02:00:43.680 reducer and

02:00:45.280 that's the

02:00:46.000 cause of

02:00:46.540 a lot

02:00:47.240 of our

02:00:47.520 pain and

02:00:48.100 a lot

02:00:48.540 of our

02:00:48.840 disease

02:00:49.400 as well.

02:00:50.640 It's

02:00:50.900 good to

02:00:51.400 get it

02:00:51.720 under

02:00:51.920 control

02:00:52.360 and this

02:00:52.820 really

02:00:53.360 helps

02:00:54.200 unlike

02:00:54.780 for me

02:00:55.340 at least

02:00:55.760 ibuprofen.

02:00:57.120 Try

02:00:57.460 Relief

02:00:57.820 Factor.

02:00:58.400 Relief

02:00:58.600 Factor.com

02:00:59.580 1-800

02:01:00.180 the number

02:01:00.560 4-RELIEF

02:01:01.440 get the

02:01:01.740 1995

02:01:02.140 3-week

02:01:02.880 quick start

02:01:03.440 Relief

02:01:04.260 Factor.com

02:01:05.580 800

02:01:06.100 the number

02:01:06.440 4-RELIEF

02:01:07.360 Relief

02:01:07.880 Factor

02:01:08.260 feel the

02:01:09.040 difference.

02:01:10.280 This is

02:01:11.100 the Glenn

02:01:11.500 Back

02:01:11.740 Program.

02:01:16.540 Well it was

02:01:33.500 good to see

02:01:34.880 that

02:01:35.220 Fetterman

02:01:36.300 was

02:01:36.720 back at

02:01:37.860 work.

02:01:39.380 You know

02:01:39.660 it's been a

02:01:40.500 while.

02:01:41.140 It's been a

02:01:41.380 while.

02:01:41.640 But you

02:01:43.500 know he

02:01:43.740 immediately

02:01:44.120 went to

02:01:44.520 work as

02:01:46.040 the chairman

02:01:46.940 of a

02:01:48.640 committee.

02:01:49.720 Don't even

02:01:50.480 care what

02:01:51.160 committee it

02:01:51.760 is.

02:01:52.820 A chairman

02:01:53.580 of a

02:01:54.160 committee.

02:01:54.720 A guy

02:01:55.180 who we

02:01:56.000 all know

02:01:56.600 they

02:01:56.920 announced

02:01:57.500 he can

02:01:58.580 process

02:01:58.920 things but

02:01:59.580 he can't

02:02:00.180 handle chaos

02:02:01.180 cross talk

02:02:02.240 it all.

02:02:03.520 That's the

02:02:04.060 guy with

02:02:04.440 the gavel

02:02:05.060 order order

02:02:06.600 order.

02:02:07.220 He has it

02:02:08.300 now.

02:02:09.080 And again

02:02:09.340 I would say

02:02:10.680 he's been at

02:02:11.320 work for

02:02:11.920 three months

02:02:12.920 but of

02:02:13.360 course he

02:02:13.740 didn't show

02:02:14.300 up to

02:02:14.700 almost all

02:02:15.500 of those

02:02:16.400 days.

02:02:17.480 Well he

02:02:17.680 was depressed.

02:02:18.600 Right.

02:02:19.320 So okay

02:02:20.080 maybe day

02:02:22.000 one doesn't

02:02:22.600 come back

02:02:23.200 into committee

02:02:24.760 to run

02:02:25.140 the farm

02:02:25.700 bill which

02:02:26.180 is by

02:02:27.120 the way

02:02:27.340 he's the

02:02:27.940 best person

02:02:28.800 to run

02:02:29.160 the farm

02:02:29.520 bill.

02:02:30.040 We are

02:02:30.360 going to

02:02:30.900 have a

02:02:31.900 tractor in

02:02:32.560 every pot

02:02:33.260 and a

02:02:34.200 chicken in

02:02:34.880 every garage.

02:02:36.320 That is

02:02:36.600 what we

02:02:36.980 will wind

02:02:37.400 up with

02:02:37.780 if he

02:02:38.060 does

02:02:38.300 this.

02:02:38.800 Yeah I

02:02:38.980 mean yeah.

02:02:40.200 A good

02:02:40.420 thing though.

02:02:40.760 Look if

02:02:41.100 we could

02:02:41.380 just get

02:02:41.900 him to

02:02:42.300 be

02:02:42.440 assisted

02:02:42.840 by

02:02:43.280 Feinstein.

02:02:44.180 Oh yeah.

02:02:45.120 I mean

02:02:45.320 it's a

02:02:45.940 dynamic

02:02:46.560 what's the

02:02:47.060 difference

02:02:47.380 between him

02:02:48.000 and Feinstein.

02:02:49.460 Come on.

02:02:49.940 Come on.

02:02:50.440 I don't

02:02:50.960 come on.

02:02:51.340 It's a

02:02:51.520 no-brainer.

02:02:53.580 Oh my.

02:02:57.680 We do

02:02:58.300 have audio

02:02:58.840 of him

02:02:59.220 coming back.

02:02:59.820 This is

02:03:00.020 big his

02:03:01.260 big return.

02:03:02.360 Okay.

02:03:02.680 Do we

02:03:02.860 want to hear

02:03:03.140 some of

02:03:03.380 this?

02:03:03.760 It's pretty

02:03:04.200 good.

02:03:05.360 There's a

02:03:05.900 gavel.

02:03:06.160 I

02:03:08.660 called

02:03:09.020 this

02:03:09.320 hearing

02:03:09.600 of the

02:03:09.940 U.S.

02:03:10.340 Senate

02:03:10.580 subcommittee

02:03:11.780 and food

02:03:13.460 and nutrition

02:03:14.380 especially crops

02:03:15.540 organics and

02:03:16.460 research to

02:03:17.460 order.

02:03:20.040 Chairwoman

02:03:20.660 Stebenow

02:03:21.300 and ranking

02:03:26.140 member

02:03:26.640 Boozman

02:03:27.340 thank you so

02:03:28.520 much for

02:03:28.840 coming.

02:03:29.180 He's not

02:03:30.620 looking up at

02:03:31.420 all by the

02:03:31.800 way.

02:03:31.960 I thank you

02:03:32.260 for your

02:03:32.620 leadership on

02:03:33.400 this committee

02:03:33.900 and I look

02:03:34.440 forward to

02:03:34.860 working with

02:03:35.500 you to pass

02:03:36.400 a farm

02:03:37.100 bill.

02:03:38.340 Farm bill.

02:03:39.120 A farm

02:03:40.020 bill that

02:03:40.560 works for

02:03:41.120 small farmers,

02:03:43.040 rural communities

02:03:44.220 and hungry

02:03:45.140 Americans.

02:03:46.440 I would also

02:03:47.540 like to thank

02:03:48.220 my ranking

02:03:48.960 member

02:03:49.440 Senator Braun.

02:03:51.820 I look

02:03:52.600 forward to

02:03:53.140 working closely

02:03:54.260 with you.

02:03:54.900 Good delivery

02:03:55.280 of that line.

02:03:56.020 SNAP is one

02:03:56.900 of the most

02:03:57.260 effective programs

02:03:58.400 to fight

02:03:58.960 hunger.

02:03:59.940 Can you

02:04:01.120 imagine

02:04:01.840 people actually

02:04:03.820 having knowledge

02:04:06.060 I'm not saying

02:04:06.900 anyone in the

02:04:07.540 room has this

02:04:08.240 but knowledge

02:04:09.120 of farming

02:04:09.960 and what needs

02:04:11.100 to be done

02:04:11.660 and you've

02:04:12.340 worked your

02:04:12.700 ass off

02:04:13.520 for you know

02:04:14.500 20 years

02:04:15.600 and this guy

02:04:16.820 comes in

02:04:17.560 and you're

02:04:18.820 sitting at the

02:04:19.340 table with him

02:04:19.900 going and

02:04:20.920 farm

02:04:22.880 stuff

02:04:24.740 for corn

02:04:26.240 you'd be like

02:04:27.180 what the hell

02:04:28.360 what the hell

02:04:28.740 right

02:04:28.980 and even

02:04:29.820 take out

02:04:30.360 the fact

02:04:30.720 that the

02:04:31.000 man had

02:04:31.320 a stroke

02:04:31.680 and obviously

02:04:32.160 isn't capable

02:04:32.800 of communicating

02:04:33.380 with human

02:04:33.800 beings

02:04:34.100 what is he

02:04:35.720 known for

02:04:36.160 he was a

02:04:36.600 small town

02:04:37.460 mayor

02:04:38.080 don't know

02:04:39.280 those work

02:04:39.680 out well

02:04:40.100 and he's

02:04:40.940 known for

02:04:41.340 wearing hoodies

02:04:42.200 and gym

02:04:43.760 shorts

02:04:44.160 what the hell

02:04:44.740 does this guy

02:04:45.080 know about

02:04:45.420 farming

02:04:45.860 are you kidding

02:04:46.400 me

02:04:46.820 look what a

02:04:48.380 small town

02:04:49.260 mayor can do

02:04:50.100 in let's

02:04:50.640 say

02:04:50.800 transportation

02:04:51.700 yeah I

02:04:53.160 guess I

02:04:53.600 guess maybe

02:04:54.040 you're right

02:04:54.440 on that one

02:04:54.920 at least

02:04:55.300 Pete Buttigieg

02:04:55.940 actually had

02:04:56.780 to fix

02:04:57.160 potholes

02:04:57.760 do you remember

02:04:58.420 when we used

02:04:59.300 to look up

02:05:00.340 to people

02:05:00.800 and go

02:05:01.260 wow that

02:05:02.600 person is

02:05:03.140 accomplished

02:05:03.760 yeah

02:05:04.320 now we look

02:05:05.060 into like

02:05:05.620 always

02:05:06.040 how did

02:05:06.760 they get

02:05:07.040 that job

02:05:07.460 and to

02:05:07.760 get to

02:05:08.180 that job

02:05:09.140 that you're

02:05:09.500 talking about

02:05:10.120 is overseeing

02:05:11.120 a bill that

02:05:11.820 will exceed

02:05:12.480 one trillion

02:05:13.760 dollars

02:05:14.560 oh my

02:05:15.640 the Glenn

02:05:16.220 back program

02:05:17.080 you

The Glenn Beck Program - April 20, 2023

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