The Glenn Beck Program - Government Overreach？ We Have a Book for That! ｜ Guest： Jeff Brown ｜ 4⧸7⧸20

00:00:00.000 Hello America and welcome to Tuesday. We need to tell you that because a lot of people are losing track of what day it is. Yes, indeed, it is Tuesday. Lockdown in America continues. Washington State says they're just canceling the rest of the academic school year and they may do distance learning until spring of next year.

00:00:30.000 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, that can't be. No, no, seriously, that can't be true. No, Washington State, you can lead, but you're going over a cliff and we will not follow. Also, the latest on the WHO and the coronavirus, what China knew when they knew it. And how was the WHO involved in the cover up in one minute?

00:00:56.600 This is the Glenn Beck program.

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00:02:31.840 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:02:33.520 Today, my new book comes out, Arguing with Socialists, and we would really love it if you would join us for a virtual book signing.

00:02:42.880 We were going to do some book signings this year, but that's kind of been canceled.

00:02:46.820 So we're going to do a virtual book signing.

00:02:49.520 The first one is happening tonight, and you can go to Glenn Beck.com and find out.

00:02:56.420 Or is it Glenn BeckBookSigning.com?

00:02:58.960 Is that right, Stu?

00:03:00.220 Yes, Glenn BeckBookSigning.com.

00:03:02.060 That's where you can buy the book, and we'll sign it for you tonight, and you can join us on that website tonight.

00:03:11.140 I think it's 6 o'clock Central.

00:03:13.500 Is that right?

00:03:14.000 It lasts about an hour, and Stu's going to be joining me, and he'll be taking questions, and I'll be answering them while I sign your book.

00:03:23.280 So do it now.

00:03:24.200 It's GlennBeckBookSigning.com, or you can just go to GlennBeck.com.

00:03:29.100 Link is there.

00:03:30.600 But grab a copy of the book today, Arguing with Socialists.

00:03:34.780 It is out.

00:03:35.340 You are going to learn more about socialism in the first, not even the first chapter, in the introduction.

00:03:43.460 You will learn more about socialism than you do in any book.

00:03:48.160 You will learn more about socialism than you did in school for 12 years.

00:03:53.560 As I was looking over it today, what people don't understand, socialism and capitalism, they don't understand either one of those.

00:04:05.840 They think capitalism is what we are living under right now, and we're not.

00:04:10.240 We're living under crony capitalism.

00:04:13.840 Crony capitalism is why we all hate these bailouts.

00:04:17.000 We hate these bailouts because they're just going for people with special interests and friends in Washington, D.C., and connections, and they're not coming to us.

00:04:28.720 That's crony capitalism.

00:04:32.520 Capitalism is something where you own property, I own property, and we can exchange that property by using money or something else.

00:04:42.820 We can exchange that property freely.

00:04:47.000 The government's job is just to protect people from being swindled.

00:04:52.460 So I have somebody I can run to and go, hey, this guy just ripped me off.

00:04:57.020 And if he did, then he has to pay a price.

00:04:59.840 But what government is doing, especially now, is getting involved at every level.

00:05:05.240 Right now, we have the government involved in the stock market.

00:05:08.380 How is this a free market if the government is propping up the stock market?

00:05:14.880 If the government is buying things, buying homes, I mean, there's a good shot that your home actually now is owned by the federal government or by the Fed itself.

00:05:26.500 Did you know that?

00:05:28.120 Because if we're buying all of these loans from the banks, now the banks don't own it.

00:05:34.520 You don't own it.

00:05:35.760 The federal government owns it.

00:05:37.180 But that's not good.

00:05:41.500 Socialism, people think, is a system where you can, you know, just help the poor.

00:05:48.560 But socialism does the exact opposite.

00:05:51.540 Socialism hurts the poor.

00:05:54.580 Socialism is not a destination in and of itself.

00:05:57.740 According to Marx, it's a it's a pit stop with an emphasis emphasis on the word pit.

00:06:04.500 It's a pit stop on your way to communism.

00:06:08.420 Communism has never been achieved before.

00:06:11.280 The the Union of Socialist Republics, Soviet Socialist Republics, USSR, they weren't communists.

00:06:21.420 They were socialists.

00:06:23.560 Communism has never been achieved.

00:06:26.340 Communism is this utopian state.

00:06:29.420 They all think that socialism is this utopian state.

00:06:32.460 No, according to Marx, you know, the guy you are supposedly following, if you're a Marxist or a socialist, according to Marx, that's just the step beyond capitalism to get you to this communist utopia where they don't have to take things away by gunpoint.

00:06:52.920 They don't have to have strong arm rulers.

00:06:56.260 See, they always say, no, no, no.

00:06:58.000 Socialism and communism, it was never done.

00:07:00.160 They just didn't do it right.

00:07:02.420 Right.

00:07:03.060 Because it never gets past gunpoint.

00:07:05.360 And the reason why is we see it in our kids.

00:07:09.120 Go ahead.

00:07:10.680 Take the toys away from one kid and force them to share.

00:07:16.200 It's not going to go well.

00:07:18.380 Now, you can teach your children to share, but then somebody else didn't teach their children to share and it causes problems.

00:07:27.360 That's the that's the problem with socialism and communism.

00:07:33.000 Somebody didn't do their job or somebody just thinks, oh, the state will do it.

00:07:38.380 So I don't have to do it.

00:07:40.540 Look at how this is working right now.

00:07:43.180 So with the coronavirus, there are people who are taking it seriously and those people who aren't taking it seriously.

00:07:51.820 And the reason why I have a problem with those who are not taking it seriously right now is, look, we are tubing our economy.

00:08:00.600 We're tubing it.

00:08:02.180 We have intentionally turned the engines off of the United States of America.

00:08:06.560 That's never been done before.

00:08:08.260 And for what so we can slow this down?

00:08:14.600 Well, if you don't take it seriously, if you happen to be a spreader, this is going to last longer because you didn't do your part.

00:08:25.040 So what is the solution?

00:08:28.580 Well, the solution is, well, then we should what we should do is we should go arrest those people or we should we should put them in handcuffs.

00:08:37.080 Or we should find them, make them pay.

00:08:43.320 That's the kind of society that a socialist society must always become because there are people that won't play along.

00:08:52.600 And so what are you going to do about it?

00:08:56.180 What are you going to do?

00:08:57.140 You're forced into situations where you're controlling everyone's life.

00:09:01.860 And that never works out.

00:09:04.440 Anyway, the book is out today arguing with socialists and I can't recommend it highly enough.

00:09:12.180 We worked about a year on it.

00:09:13.820 Our art department, just Alexander and the team just work their brains out on the art.

00:09:20.520 It's for color.

00:09:21.800 It's I mean, it reads like a comic book in some areas.

00:09:24.780 It's it's got lots of charts and graphs.

00:09:27.580 It's really it's I mean, it's riddled for for people riddled with ADD.

00:09:31.600 It's riddled with ADD.

00:09:34.460 And and something that you will really enjoy reading and something that you can pass on to your kids.

00:09:39.940 It has a hundred page of footnotes in the back.

00:09:43.880 So you never, ever should or have to quote me.

00:09:49.280 You should never quote me.

00:09:51.420 Use the footnotes in the back to see the sources.

00:09:53.880 And we go to the communist sources.

00:09:56.540 We go to the Democratic socialist sources.

00:09:59.760 So if you have a Democratic, well, that's just the Heritage Foundation.

00:10:03.380 No, no, we have that from the Heritage Foundation.

00:10:06.680 But we also have it from the, you know, Communist Party USA.

00:10:12.700 So we are using the the sources on both sides so you can see the real argument.

00:10:19.640 All right.

00:10:20.740 On Friday, we did an exclusive for Blaze TV subscribers.

00:10:27.420 So you were way ahead if you were a Blaze TV subscriber on Friday.

00:10:31.420 We told you what was going on with the WHO today.

00:10:35.020 Let me give you some information here.

00:10:37.580 The WHO director is facing calls for resignation over his handling of the coronavirus.

00:10:46.260 Now, this may seem like it's no big deal.

00:10:51.360 Oh, there's somebody getting beaten up for, you know, their handling of the coronavirus.

00:10:55.700 Well, they were maybe they were incompetent.

00:10:58.340 No, no.

00:11:00.320 This is a Chinese takeover of the WHO.

00:11:04.700 And we exposed this on Friday's exclusive show on Blaze TV.

00:11:09.640 You can still watch it if you are a if you remember.

00:11:12.740 Just look for the Friday exclusive my GB TV and it's commercial free and and it gives you all of the details.

00:11:22.180 But let me just let me just give you this.

00:11:26.700 The head of the WHO is the former minister of foreign affairs at the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.

00:11:36.000 He is also the chairperson of the Executive Council of the African Union.

00:11:42.680 Why is that important?

00:11:45.480 If you remember, we have done shows on China and Africa in the past.

00:11:51.780 And in those shows, we have shown you, especially Ethiopia, the kind of money that Ethiopia has gotten from China.

00:12:01.220 They have built new roads.

00:12:03.300 Eighty percent of their roads were built by China with Chinese money.

00:12:07.960 They have built new palaces and new, you know, capital buildings.

00:12:13.980 Something that Ethiopia could never, ever in their wildest dreams afford. 1.00

00:12:20.580 All of their politicians were given all kinds of perks from China.

00:12:26.360 Why?

00:12:27.640 Because China, Ethiopia has been dubbed China's dream in Africa. 0.94

00:12:34.480 It was Ethiopia that hosted China's Belt and Road Summit.

00:12:39.460 The Belt and Road idea or program is China's strategy to dominate international trade.

00:12:46.960 They want the entire continent of Africa. 0.96

00:12:51.260 And to give you an idea of how well this is working, Samsung and Apple used to be the most popular phone companies in Ethiopia until China moved in.

00:13:02.100 Now it's the Chinese phone maker, Techno.

00:13:05.700 The Chinese presence in Africa, especially in Ethiopia, is absolutely staggering. 1.00

00:13:14.960 They are everywhere.

00:13:16.860 Chinese construction companies building structures all over the country fully funded a forty seven million dollar rail system in Ethiopia.

00:13:26.620 Over thirty thousand miles of roads.

00:13:30.160 They provided 70 percent of the funds for another railway that links Ethiopia to neighboring countries at a cost of three point four billion dollars.

00:13:41.020 Let me remind you again, we're talking about Ethiopia.

00:13:44.920 The investment in Ethiopia has now grown at the rate of fifty two percent a year and is still growing.

00:13:53.140 Ethiopia owes China now over twelve billion dollars.

00:13:58.780 Half of the entire external debt is owed to the Chinese Communist Party.

00:14:03.840 So the speculation is the reason why the WHO got all of this wrong is because they've been doing the bidding of the Chinese government.

00:14:13.740 They have been on the side of the Chinese government the entire time.

00:14:18.100 They have been taking them at their word the entire time they have been defending the Chinese government.

00:14:24.560 As soon as the Chinese Communist came out and said that this was racist to call it the Wuhan virus.

00:14:30.680 That's exactly what the WHO said later that day.

00:14:34.760 Every time the Chinese Communist Party makes a move, the WHO celebrates that move and backs that move up every single time. 0.78

00:14:48.160 This is probably beyond now saving.

00:14:52.260 This is probably way beyond the the the head of the WHO.

00:14:57.120 How far deep down do the Chinese tentacles actually reach?

00:15:05.500 How far down into the WHO?

00:15:08.440 And that question could be asked here in America.

00:15:12.840 How deep are the Chinese tentacles in us? 0.98

00:15:19.280 By the way, anybody who is remaining thinking that China is the good guy. 0.97

00:15:23.620 I don't know if you saw that in France, France sent.

00:15:33.580 What was it like?

00:15:35.440 I don't know how many masks they sent over.

00:15:38.380 England did the same thing, sent all these masks over.

00:15:41.700 Italy did the same.

00:15:43.680 And now China, now that they're on the other side of this and they don't need the masks.

00:15:48.960 Now China is sending back masks, but they're charging them for them.

00:15:55.280 So instead of saying, hey, you did us solid, we'll do you a solid.

00:15:59.720 They're charging.

00:16:00.920 And in fact, in France, they are now actually talking to the to the French after the French, after Macron asked for a billion masks.

00:16:11.900 He said, we'll absolutely make them for them and get and give them to you.

00:16:17.180 But you need 5G first.

00:16:19.240 You need to take our 5G system in France first.

00:16:26.440 This is holding countries hostage for medical supplies.

00:16:32.900 I think the world needs to wake up and see exactly what China is and what China is doing.

00:16:41.620 I bring this up because I think that we are sitting at the precipice of war footing because China is, as we will expose on Wednesday night's special on Blaze TV, 1.00

00:16:56.240 the Chinese Communist Party is everything we feared of communism before, and they are getting worse and worse, 0.86

00:17:09.760 and they are using this virus that we now believe came from their labs, and we'll give you the evidence of that on Wednesday.

00:17:18.920 They're using this virus to grab control of what they hope is the entire planet.

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00:18:48.100 Let's pause for 10 seconds.

00:18:49.700 Station ID.

00:19:02.120 Hello, Stu.

00:19:03.760 Mr. Beck, how are you?

00:19:04.620 Oh, yes.

00:19:07.800 Big day today.

00:19:08.840 New book is out.

00:19:11.060 Yeah, it is a big day.

00:19:12.100 Yeah.

00:19:12.260 It is a big day.

00:19:13.060 Not the day that you would want to release a new book.

00:19:16.540 I'm going to the bookstore.

00:19:17.540 I've been waiting outside.

00:19:18.520 I camped out to make sure I was first in line.

00:19:20.500 Did you really?

00:19:20.980 Yeah, this morning.

00:19:21.960 And I was.

00:19:22.400 I was first in line.

00:19:23.680 Right.

00:19:24.380 That's weird.

00:19:25.240 Yeah.

00:19:25.700 I could not get it, though.

00:19:26.760 For some reason, I guess they were opening late today.

00:19:29.180 So I was unable to get the book.

00:19:31.200 Bookstores are even harder to find today.

00:19:34.420 Than they have been in the last five years.

00:19:37.360 But you can get the new book on online at Amazon or wherever you buy your books.

00:19:44.420 And and I urge you to I urge you to do it.

00:19:48.040 I started listening to the audio book.

00:19:49.720 I'm listening to the audio book because I can't.

00:19:52.200 I have to wait until it's, you know, but I started listening to the audio book just to refresh myself on on everything in the book.

00:20:00.260 And I listened to the first two chapters this morning as I was getting ready.

00:20:03.720 And it is it is such a good book.

00:20:06.240 I had forgotten how good of a book it really is.

00:20:08.860 You know, you that's this process.

00:20:09.980 You write these things months and months and months before.

00:20:14.600 And then by the time you get to a release date, you're like, oh, yeah, OK, that was like six months ago.

00:20:21.000 I don't remember.

00:20:22.020 It is such a good book, such a good book and really something that you can share with people who are socialists.

00:20:32.780 I mean, it'll piss them off because it's me.

00:20:35.320 But if if you don't want to give them the book, just give them the arguments.

00:20:39.120 It is so good of being able to just have you be able to take it down a notch and say, OK, let's start at the beginning.

00:20:49.060 Let's start at the beginning and take these socialist ideas apart piece by piece by piece.

00:20:55.140 And this is a how to book.

00:20:56.960 All these arguments are going to come after this covid thing we're seeing in Spain where they're already implementing universal basic income and saying it's permanent already because of this.

00:21:06.620 And all these things are going to come here and all the answers to those arguments are in arguing with socialists.

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00:22:39.600 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:22:49.100 Welcome to Tuesday.

00:22:50.860 I want to talk a little bit about this madness with the hydroxychloroquine debate.

00:22:57.780 The press is treating this like it is leeches. 0.92

00:23:03.640 You know, the president's so crazy, he wants to use leeches to go ahead and try to help people. 0.99

00:23:12.060 And then he says, you know, you got a headache, we'll put your head in the guillotine. 0.99

00:23:16.760 That's not what he's talking about. 0.98

00:23:20.520 CNN is so invested in this, in contradicting and trashing everything Trump says,

00:23:26.800 they won't even consider that there's an upside to this treatment.

00:23:30.460 They won't even consider it.

00:23:31.640 And there is an upside.

00:23:34.520 There's a huge upside.

00:23:36.120 Absolutely.

00:23:37.660 Listen to this L.A. doctor.

00:23:39.260 Now, this is a doctor who is actually treating patients who have COVID-19.

00:23:45.520 Here's what he says about it.

00:23:46.540 I do want to ask you about hydroxychloroquine.

00:23:48.620 The president was pushing it pretty strong again yesterday.

00:23:51.480 You said you have prescribed this.

00:23:53.840 I want to talk to you about the effects you're seeing and what it might do for people who take it

00:23:57.720 normally outside of coronavirus and a possible shortage of medicine for them.

00:24:02.680 Exactly.

00:24:04.560 What we're finding clinically with our patients is that it really only works in conjunction with zinc.

00:24:09.520 So the hydroxychloroquine opens the zinc channel.

00:24:11.760 Zinc goes into the cell.

00:24:12.940 It then blocks the replication of the cellular machinery.

00:24:16.240 So it has to be used in conjunction with zinc.

00:24:18.340 We are seeing some clinical responses in that regard.

00:24:21.380 There are people that take it regularly for other disease processes.

00:24:24.640 We have to be cautious and mindful that we don't prescribe it for patients who have COVID that are well.

00:24:31.260 It really should be reserved for people that are really sick in the hospital or at home very sick that need that medication.

00:24:37.460 Otherwise, we're going to blow through our supply for the patients that take it regularly for other disease processes.

00:24:41.480 But what you're saying is you're prescribing it and it is working for COVID-19 patients.

00:24:47.300 Every patient I've prescribed it to has been very, very ill.

00:24:50.380 And within 8 to 12 hours, they were basically symptom-free.

00:24:53.740 And so, clinically, I am seeing a resolution that mirrors what we saw in the French study and some of the other studies worldwide.

00:25:02.400 But what I am seeing is that people are taking it alone by itself.

00:25:06.880 It's not having efficacy.

00:25:07.940 Okay.

00:25:08.480 Wow.

00:25:08.780 That's very interesting news.

00:25:10.920 And hopefully, we can get that more widespread.

00:25:13.080 Dr. Anthony Cardillo, thank you so much for your information.

00:25:16.640 So, why is the media?

00:25:20.420 Do they care about being right and Donald Trump being wrong more than people's lives?

00:25:30.600 It seems to me.

00:25:31.120 It's insanity.

00:25:33.240 Yeah.

00:25:33.480 That's how much they hate Trump that they will bash this potential cure or not.

00:25:43.280 Cure.

00:25:43.880 Yeah.

00:25:44.460 Because they hate him so much.

00:25:46.800 It's unbelievable.

00:25:47.560 I mean, and let's say you have a temperature of 104. 0.95

00:25:51.160 You can't breathe and you feel like garbage.

00:25:53.380 And you ask for hydroxychloroquine, but your doctor says, well, Dr. Fauci says it's, you know, there's just anecdotal evidence it works.

00:26:01.500 Oh, okay.

00:26:01.940 Well, then just give me ibuprofen.

00:26:04.660 What do you have to lose?

00:26:07.240 Well, there's not any evidence that ibuprofen mirrors it.

00:26:11.000 So, you know, that is, it is bizarre.

00:26:15.080 It is.

00:26:15.680 And I think a lot of this is they just intentionally incorrectly summarize what Trump is saying.

00:26:22.300 Right.

00:26:22.600 Trump is saying, look, we don't know if it's the answer.

00:26:25.200 We hope it is.

00:26:26.060 I have hope for it.

00:26:26.940 Like, and if you're in the, you know, life and death situation, why not give it a shot?

00:26:30.520 That is what basically Trump is saying every single time.

00:26:32.980 He's hopeful on it.

00:26:33.820 And he's not saying, he's not talking to the average person.

00:26:36.720 He's talking to doctors.

00:26:38.660 He's talking to doctors.

00:26:40.700 Doctors should look into this. 1.00

00:26:43.680 Not, not, you know, me, not you.

00:26:46.120 Doctors.

00:26:46.800 If you are sick, ask your doctor about it.

00:26:50.740 And he says that.

00:26:51.280 He says, like, that's what he's saying.

00:26:52.600 The decision should be made in conjunction with your doctor.

00:26:54.920 He doesn't say just go take the fish tank cleaner and start guzzling it.

00:26:59.180 You know, maybe this is this is comes from their understanding of universal health care, because the the president could just make dictates in universal health care.

00:27:10.560 I mean, if the if the you know, the government runs everything, if they're like, you know what, we're not going to give this drug.

00:27:16.200 Then what the president says, we do.

00:27:19.400 This is still a free market in a free country.

00:27:22.580 We we absolutely can use it.

00:27:25.040 There's no downside to using this other than it hurts the people who really need it all the time.

00:27:32.180 We can't we just can't burn through all of it, which is a big deal, by the way.

00:27:36.400 I mean, I, you know, that's a significant is something that is used for for, you know, lupus and, you know, obviously malaria.

00:27:43.480 But you know what?

00:27:44.180 Yeah, it it's a it's a it's it's no longer a trademark drug.

00:27:49.500 It's out on the open market.

00:27:50.900 You can make a generic version of this if this actually would get some support.

00:27:56.920 Our our drug companies could spend, hey, everybody for a week make this and they could.

00:28:03.980 Oh, yeah.

00:28:04.280 And look, you know, it's a it's a it's not a drug you can't get at this point.

00:28:08.300 And I think this this doctor seemed to be taking a smart approach with it, which is like, use it when you get to a point where it's really serious.

00:28:15.820 And the patient is about to die.

00:28:17.460 And at that point, right, then if they decide this is the right treatment, then you're right, Glenn, they can produce it like crazy.

00:28:25.520 The question is, do you produce it like crazy before you know that answer?

00:28:28.740 And, you know, like, honestly, like we if we if if there is enough anecdotal, if the if there gets to a point where it doesn't have to be proven to every last level scientific doubt.

00:28:38.620 But if they get to a point because I know there's a Chinese study that said it didn't do anything now, look, it's China.

00:28:43.460 I don't know if I trust that.

00:28:44.560 No.

00:28:45.220 So if we can get enough over this line where we believe it helps enough people or at least helps some subset of people, it may just be people that have certain conditions or it may just be people that take other medications or it may just be people with certain genetic makeups.

00:28:59.460 Right.

00:28:59.680 Like maybe it only helps 10 percent of patients.

00:29:01.840 But still, that's a miracle.

00:29:03.400 But if you're critically ill, you're going to be OK with that.

00:29:05.860 Let me try it.

00:29:07.000 Yeah.

00:29:07.540 If I'm going to die anyway, what's the downside of trying it?

00:29:11.280 You know, it's funny because they're they're all saying, you know, high doses of vitamin C is has been shown to be effective in some patients.

00:29:19.100 And nobody has a problem with that one.

00:29:21.400 That seems like witch doctor stuff to me.

00:29:24.400 Vitamin C.

00:29:25.460 Yeah.

00:29:25.580 That sounds like something my mother would do. 0.99

00:29:27.780 Take some more vitamin C.

00:29:29.660 Okay.

00:29:30.060 Some orange juice.

00:29:31.420 Well, the issue here.

00:29:33.440 But if it works, it works.

00:29:34.860 Right.

00:29:35.180 And Trump is summarizing a larger point like Trump.

00:29:38.780 You know, look, he's not a doctor.

00:29:39.860 As he said, he does not know the 70 plus medications they're doing clinical trials with all by name.

00:29:46.500 He knows a couple of them.

00:29:47.960 He's mentioned the other one, which is from Gilead as well.

00:29:52.860 Several times as a potential treatment as well.

00:29:57.560 Like they're doing dozens and dozens of these trials at the same time, trying to figure out what works best.

00:30:02.880 But the point is that we are hoping to get one of these things to catch on and actually work for people.

00:30:07.560 This at the doses that are required to help this particular problem.

00:30:12.740 It is it is a drug that is already gone through FDA approval.

00:30:17.500 It's already it's already approved.

00:30:19.340 It's not killing those levels there.

00:30:20.960 There is no danger to this drug.

00:30:23.400 No danger at all.

00:30:25.320 And if it if it works with just as you said, 10 percent of the people, it's worth doing.

00:30:32.800 But the CNN's of the world are so vested in them being right and Donald Trump being wrong.

00:30:39.780 They cannot admit it.

00:30:41.440 And it's it's sick.

00:30:43.220 It's really a sickness.

00:30:44.780 Pat and I were just talking off the air about ABC radio that did this recently.

00:30:50.940 ABC was a podcast that that presented this just like the media has been doing it.

00:30:55.200 Look, Donald Trump is giving people false hope.

00:30:57.420 You know, look, is there a chance of this working?

00:30:59.160 It's possible.

00:30:59.760 But right now it's the wrong.

00:31:01.440 He's not handling this right.

00:31:02.400 And just kind of trashing him.

00:31:04.060 One of their former radio executives actually got coronavirus, went to the Cleveland Clinic.

00:31:11.040 And the Cleveland Clinic gave me gave him hydroxychloroquine and it cured him.

00:31:15.820 Oh, geez.

00:31:16.520 It's one of their former executives.

00:31:19.160 That's amazing.

00:31:19.860 And, you know, you got it.

00:31:21.360 If you're covering the story.

00:31:21.920 And they don't even mention that in the story, right?

00:31:23.920 Particularly if you're ABC, but I would say every media source.

00:31:26.580 But if you're ABC, don't you have to mention that this guy who worked for your company was cured by this?

00:31:33.840 And again, it's not just like the Cleveland Clinic.

00:31:36.960 Wouldn't you be happy to?

00:31:38.900 Absolutely.

00:31:39.380 I'd be happy to mention that.

00:31:41.540 Should be thrilled.

00:31:41.960 You'd want to be wrong.

00:31:42.700 Thrilled to mention that.

00:31:43.780 You'd want to be wrong that it has absolutely no efficacy.

00:31:47.360 Because it's helping people in 8 to 12 hours?

00:31:50.980 Yeah.

00:31:51.500 According to this L.A. doctor?

00:31:52.960 I mean, and you don't include that in the story either.

00:31:55.020 Really encouraging, right?

00:31:56.020 By the way, there are people who have used this with really good success.

00:32:01.000 It's promising.

00:32:02.080 Okay.

00:32:02.460 In some cases.

00:32:02.880 So now let's look at this.

00:32:05.380 Let's look at this.

00:32:06.020 Look at how the media is handling French doctors saying COVID-19 vaccine should be tested on poor Africans.

00:32:15.520 Oh, boy.

00:32:17.440 What?

00:32:17.980 Not ideal messaging there, I would say.

00:32:21.040 No.

00:32:21.280 No, I mean, that was the messaging of the Nazis and the progressives of that era. 0.59

00:32:27.260 You know, hey, let's just try it on some undesirables. 0.81

00:32:30.960 I don't think that's a good idea.

00:32:32.940 But you could argue, okay, well, they have nothing.

00:32:37.360 They don't have ICU units.

00:32:39.120 They don't have any ventilators.

00:32:40.920 They are all. 0.99

00:32:41.720 We're going to doom them all to death. 0.94

00:32:43.700 Why not try this out?

00:32:45.840 Yeah.

00:32:46.260 But that is being discussed as a much less harebrained idea than hydrochloroquine.

00:32:56.000 I mean, wait, you're going to just test drugs that you have no idea what is it?

00:33:02.080 Nobody's ever put them in human bodies before. 0.99

00:33:04.600 Yeah, we're just going to send them down to Africa and shoot those people up with them. 1.00

00:33:09.700 That is a reasonable idea to the press. 0.99

00:33:13.300 But hydrochloroquine, oh, that's insane.

00:33:17.140 I mean, look, both of those things could be, you know, one of the reasons why a vaccine takes 12 to 18 months is they feel like, okay, we think we have the answer here.

00:33:25.980 However, we should probably make sure before we give it to 100 million people, right?

00:33:30.840 That is part of, that's the reason why that delay, at least part of the reason why the delay is so long, because they can't give it to an entire population without knowing if it kills people in six months, right?

00:33:44.240 Right.

00:33:44.700 Now, most likely it doesn't.

00:33:46.060 This we do.

00:33:47.160 But this, this, this, this we know is effective.

00:33:50.960 Or at least not damaging, right?

00:33:52.240 We do know that.

00:33:53.060 Right.

00:33:53.580 It will, won't kill anyone.

00:33:55.520 These, these vaccines, they, they might kill somebody.

00:33:59.600 Hopefully they don't, but they might, they might cause cancer in 10 years.

00:34:03.360 We don't know.

00:34:05.820 Hydrochloroquine, we know.

00:34:07.420 It's been around forever.

00:34:09.660 This is like when you take, you know, in fact, I think, wasn't, sorry, they're mowing my lawn today.

00:34:19.380 Every news, every show in America has these bizarre moments now where like, I know you're like, yeah, they're washing the windows, you know.

00:34:27.140 Keeps crying.

00:34:27.440 Yeah.

00:34:27.840 Yeah.

00:34:28.240 So the, the, the, I think it's, what's the little blue pill?

00:34:34.280 Viagra.

00:34:35.080 Wasn't Viagra for something else?

00:34:37.400 And they realized that, oh man, it's great for erections.

00:34:40.680 And so they started marketing it that way.

00:34:42.940 I think you're right.

00:34:43.760 Yeah.

00:34:43.900 You're right.

00:34:44.380 Yeah.

00:34:44.640 Right?

00:34:45.340 Yeah.

00:34:45.660 This is the same thing with hydrochloroquine.

00:34:47.940 Absolutely.

00:34:48.640 It was made for something else.

00:34:50.640 Uh, I don't even remember what it was, but then it was moved over to lupus cause it wasn't as effective, uh, on what it was designed for, but it actually had really great benefits for people who have really bad arthritis, arthritis and lupus.

00:35:06.280 And so they started using it for, for them.

00:35:09.280 What is the problem with this CNN?

00:35:12.640 This is done all the time.

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00:36:52.700 The coronavirus came from China, but is our reaction to it turning America more red than red, white, and blue?

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00:37:22.480 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:37:36.100 So just looking at some of the stories today,

00:37:41.720 food banks have reported a 600% spike in need.

00:37:50.180 In Florida, there was a huge, huge line at the food bank.

00:37:54.800 In Seattle, they said that they are canceling school,

00:37:59.800 and they have every intention of coming back next fall.

00:38:04.360 But just in case this happens again, they need to be ready.

00:38:09.160 And so they need things like high-speed internet for the entire state.

00:38:14.820 And they need some sort of daycare for parents that just can't do this.

00:38:22.000 So they, I mean, it's every socialist dream being given to the governor of Washington State

00:38:33.940 as things we have to do.

00:38:35.740 And of course, we have to reform our unions because this is going to change everything in the schools.

00:38:40.580 Yeah.

00:38:40.760 And remember, he ran for president as a Democrat, right?

00:38:43.320 With all of these policies already outlined.

00:38:46.840 And now, and this is why, you know, we talked about this, you know,

00:38:49.480 with when it comes to your book, Arguing with Socialists, again, out today,

00:38:52.980 glennbeckbooksigning.com if you want to get a signed copy tonight.

00:38:56.780 But the issue here is like all of these things that they've built in as their wishlist

00:39:04.540 are all going to come back now with COVID-19 justifications retroactively, right?

00:39:12.000 Well, if people have to stay home, we have to make sure they have internet to get all the information they need.

00:39:16.240 And if people, you know, parents go back to work, but schools aren't open,

00:39:19.480 we need to have the daycares and everyone should be able to have free daycare, you know?

00:39:23.240 And healthcare is obviously important.

00:39:24.920 Everyone should have free healthcare.

00:39:26.580 They're going to go down this road.

00:39:27.560 You got to have the arguments to fight back against it.

00:39:30.260 Absolutely.

00:39:31.040 Also, if you're going to go down the road of 5G is causing this,

00:39:35.120 you better have the arguments against that as well.

00:39:38.040 We have them for you.

00:39:39.320 Jeff Brown joins us next on the absolute lie that 5G is causing coronavirus.

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00:41:00.640 All right, I had a lot of people send me emails.

00:41:04.480 Glenn, it's 5G.

00:41:07.340 What's 5G?

00:41:09.260 Coronavirus, 5G.

00:41:11.500 Where's 5G from?

00:41:12.900 China.

00:41:13.700 Coronavirus, China.

00:41:15.640 We got to burn down these 5G cell towers.

00:41:18.820 Okay.

00:41:19.000 Okay, no.

00:41:20.820 First of all, no, we don't.

00:41:22.560 You shouldn't be burning those down.

00:41:24.540 And I think they're made out of metal.

00:41:25.800 So generally, I mean,

00:41:27.760 I thought the conspiracy theorists knew,

00:41:29.900 you know, steel doesn't melt.

00:41:33.600 But maybe that's just me.

00:41:36.500 The conspiracy that 5G

00:41:41.460 is actually causing people to die 0.89

00:41:44.600 from the coronavirus is ridiculous.

00:41:47.760 And we have a guy who has studied

00:41:51.280 all of these things and 5G

00:41:53.840 for quite some time.

00:41:55.240 An expert, really, on 5G,

00:41:57.820 Jeff Brown,

00:41:59.060 the chief technology analyst,

00:42:00.820 Bonner & Partners,

00:42:02.120 editor of The Bleeding Edge.

00:42:03.860 Jeff joins us to

00:42:05.400 talk about the coronavirus

00:42:07.500 and 5G

00:42:09.240 in one minute.

00:42:10.440 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:44:00.220 Jeff Brown is one

00:44:05.100 of the more fascinating men

00:44:06.380 I have talked to

00:44:09.040 and I really enjoy

00:44:11.780 getting his perspective.

00:44:15.100 I am a technology freak

00:44:17.460 but know just enough

00:44:19.460 to be dangerous.

00:44:21.080 He really knows this stuff.

00:44:23.080 Chief Technology Analyst

00:44:24.320 for Bonner and Partners,

00:44:25.860 kind of a futurist,

00:44:26.960 Jeff Brown.

00:44:27.720 Welcome to the program.

00:44:28.560 How are you, sir?

00:44:28.980 Good morning.

00:44:32.180 How are things?

00:44:34.740 Fantastic.

00:44:36.900 So now, Jeff,

00:44:38.200 coming on this program,

00:44:39.880 is it kind of like

00:44:40.720 going to nursery school?

00:44:42.060 Is it kind of like,

00:44:42.660 ah, okay,

00:44:43.700 I can talk down

00:44:44.440 for 20 minutes.

00:44:45.440 Is it kind of like that

00:44:46.440 for you?

00:44:47.500 Not at all.

00:44:48.760 Not at all.

00:44:49.720 Part of the pleasure

00:44:52.040 is being able

00:44:53.220 to explain,

00:44:54.060 you know,

00:44:54.700 complex technology topics

00:44:57.400 in a way that

00:44:58.660 everybody understands.

00:45:00.700 Okay,

00:45:01.260 so you'll have to do that here.

00:45:02.820 On 5G,

00:45:04.220 there is a conspiracy

00:45:05.500 going around now

00:45:06.680 that 5G,

00:45:08.560 and if I may,

00:45:10.820 is partially

00:45:12.860 the cause

00:45:15.820 of coronavirus

00:45:16.740 because 5G

00:45:19.200 causes the blood

00:45:20.500 that's circulating

00:45:21.200 in your body

00:45:22.060 to be unable

00:45:22.960 to carry oxygen.

00:45:28.200 Now you... 1.00

00:45:29.120 Crazy. 1.00

00:45:29.700 Now let me give you

00:45:31.240 the whole thing here.

00:45:32.160 What's especially horrifying

00:45:33.360 about the critical care

00:45:34.500 of coronavirus patients

00:45:35.700 is they're not suffering

00:45:36.640 from viral pneumonia

00:45:38.240 rather than an ability

00:45:40.040 to absorb

00:45:40.640 or carry oxygen

00:45:41.480 in the blood.

00:45:44.000 They say that

00:45:45.400 this is exactly

00:45:46.340 what 5G does.

00:45:47.920 It kills the ability

00:45:49.180 of the body

00:45:49.800 to carry enough oxygen

00:45:51.200 in the blood.

00:45:52.940 Tell me about 5G.

00:45:55.320 Right, right.

00:45:57.020 So, you know,

00:45:58.200 of course,

00:45:58.860 that particular conspiracy

00:46:01.980 is not...

00:46:02.820 It's baseless.

00:46:03.780 It's not founded

00:46:05.180 on anything, really.

00:46:07.380 You know,

00:46:07.820 at the simplest level,

00:46:10.680 mobile phones

00:46:12.660 and cell phone towers,

00:46:14.100 they emit radio waves.

00:46:16.540 So that's

00:46:16.940 radio frequency radiation.

00:46:18.780 The key part

00:46:19.420 to understand

00:46:20.120 is that it's

00:46:21.460 a form of radiation

00:46:22.440 called non-ionizing radiation.

00:46:25.420 And so our bodies

00:46:27.160 have been experiencing

00:46:28.040 this kind of radiation

00:46:29.680 our whole lives.

00:46:31.640 It's completely normal.

00:46:32.860 It's all around us.

00:46:33.920 And here's the key point.

00:46:36.440 The key thing is

00:46:37.660 is that this kind

00:46:38.740 of non-ionizing radiation

00:46:40.680 does not damage DNA

00:46:42.820 or cell tissue

00:46:44.140 in any way whatsoever.

00:46:46.920 So not only

00:46:48.200 can it not have

00:46:50.280 any negative effects

00:46:51.360 on our immune system,

00:46:53.180 it also can't

00:46:54.560 cause any forms

00:46:56.100 of mutations.

00:46:57.560 That was another

00:46:58.020 conspiracy theory

00:46:58.800 I was asked about

00:46:59.660 as to whether or not

00:47:01.200 5G cell towers

00:47:03.100 could cause

00:47:04.220 the coronavirus

00:47:05.180 to mutate

00:47:06.120 and that's what

00:47:06.680 created COVID-19

00:47:08.120 in the first place,

00:47:08.980 which of course

00:47:09.520 is absolutely not true.

00:47:12.860 Isn't this

00:47:13.780 the same kind of stuff

00:47:14.840 we have

00:47:15.300 about every new technology?

00:47:17.160 Do we have this

00:47:18.200 about radio towers

00:47:20.300 and then television towers

00:47:21.900 and then cell phone towers?

00:47:23.360 Absolutely.

00:47:26.000 With every successive

00:47:27.160 generation

00:47:27.980 and not ironically,

00:47:30.720 these new generations

00:47:33.100 of wireless technology

00:47:34.220 that come along

00:47:35.060 every 10 years,

00:47:36.520 these conspiracy theories

00:47:37.880 pop up

00:47:38.500 for 12 to 18 months

00:47:40.500 and eventually

00:47:41.000 they go away

00:47:41.580 and they come back

00:47:42.320 with the next generation

00:47:44.120 of wireless technology.

00:47:46.300 But 5G

00:47:47.640 is different.

00:47:48.500 I mean,

00:47:49.000 you're not supposed

00:47:49.920 to stand

00:47:50.740 in front of

00:47:51.960 one of the towers,

00:47:53.300 right?

00:47:54.440 Can it cook you?

00:47:57.980 What?

00:47:59.480 No.

00:48:01.260 And obviously

00:48:02.320 no network

00:48:03.540 would ever be designed

00:48:04.500 so that

00:48:05.060 we carry around

00:48:06.960 the base station

00:48:07.640 right next to our

00:48:08.560 head.

00:48:10.320 Yes,

00:48:10.820 the power levels

00:48:11.620 are higher

00:48:12.720 than 4G.

00:48:16.540 That's

00:48:17.140 a natural

00:48:18.520 result

00:48:19.900 of the evolution

00:48:20.740 to operating

00:48:21.540 at higher

00:48:22.460 frequency bands.

00:48:24.980 But these

00:48:25.940 cell towers

00:48:27.000 are hundreds

00:48:28.520 of feet,

00:48:29.520 sometimes miles

00:48:30.640 away from

00:48:32.480 where anybody

00:48:33.340 would be

00:48:34.060 using their

00:48:35.360 cell phone.

00:48:37.800 And also

00:48:38.300 worth mentioning,

00:48:39.820 you know,

00:48:40.480 the FDA

00:48:41.000 specifies

00:48:42.620 what level

00:48:43.780 is safe

00:48:44.400 for the human

00:48:45.560 body

00:48:45.960 and the

00:48:46.800 current

00:48:46.980 regulations

00:48:47.580 have basically

00:48:48.840 a 50-fold

00:48:49.900 safety margin

00:48:51.280 in them

00:48:51.780 right now.

00:48:53.500 So,

00:48:54.260 in other words,

00:48:54.880 there's a

00:48:55.280 tremendous

00:48:55.620 amount of

00:48:56.220 cushion.

00:48:59.420 So,

00:49:00.200 you don't

00:49:00.660 buy any

00:49:01.340 of the

00:49:02.300 so-called

00:49:03.360 studies

00:49:04.020 that show

00:49:05.300 that it

00:49:05.800 causes

00:49:06.180 mental illness,

00:49:07.700 that it's

00:49:08.420 causing a

00:49:09.220 lack of oxygen

00:49:09.980 in the hemoglobin,

00:49:10.960 none of that?

00:49:11.760 absolutely

00:49:14.180 not.

00:49:14.760 You know,

00:49:15.340 again,

00:49:15.740 with

00:49:15.920 non-ionizing

00:49:18.220 radiation,

00:49:19.000 there's not

00:49:20.340 even the

00:49:20.720 potential for

00:49:21.460 damage to

00:49:22.100 DNA or

00:49:23.100 cell tissue.

00:49:24.860 It might be

00:49:25.540 worth mentioning

00:49:25.980 there was a

00:49:26.540 very interesting

00:49:27.360 study done

00:49:28.060 in Denmark.

00:49:30.400 It was kind

00:49:30.860 of the most,

00:49:32.120 the largest

00:49:32.760 percentage of

00:49:33.560 a population.

00:49:34.240 They analyzed

00:49:35.040 about 360,000

00:49:36.800 mobile phone

00:49:38.040 subscribers

00:49:38.640 over a period

00:49:39.520 of more than

00:49:39.980 a decade,

00:49:41.380 looking for

00:49:42.260 some kind

00:49:42.880 of connection

00:49:43.400 between,

00:49:44.620 for example,

00:49:45.220 a brain tumor

00:49:45.760 or brain cancer

00:49:46.580 and cell phone

00:49:48.040 usage,

00:49:48.620 and they were

00:49:49.280 completely

00:49:50.140 inconclusive.

00:49:51.080 There was no

00:49:51.560 evidence whatsoever

00:49:52.480 to indicate

00:49:53.680 that there were

00:49:54.300 any negative

00:49:55.160 health effects.

00:49:56.760 No,

00:49:57.380 I saw a study

00:49:58.500 just a few

00:49:59.600 months ago

00:50:00.040 that shows

00:50:00.560 that if you're

00:50:01.140 using your

00:50:01.680 cell phone

00:50:02.140 and you keep

00:50:03.020 it by your

00:50:03.460 head,

00:50:04.140 it's actually

00:50:05.140 causing like

00:50:05.800 little devil horns

00:50:06.760 to grow out

00:50:07.440 of the back

00:50:07.860 of your spine.

00:50:08.460 I don't know

00:50:09.600 if you saw

00:50:09.940 that.

00:50:12.060 That was an

00:50:12.820 actual report

00:50:14.080 online.

00:50:15.340 I don't know

00:50:15.580 if you saw

00:50:15.940 that,

00:50:16.280 but it's true.

00:50:18.780 I didn't see

00:50:18.840 that one.

00:50:19.320 There was,

00:50:19.820 though,

00:50:20.040 you might be

00:50:20.520 interested,

00:50:21.200 another study

00:50:23.340 that was done.

00:50:24.020 It was actually

00:50:24.660 conducted by

00:50:25.840 the National

00:50:26.420 Institutes of

00:50:27.060 Health and

00:50:27.600 the FDA,

00:50:28.460 and what they

00:50:29.360 did is they

00:50:29.920 did what you

00:50:30.380 suggested.

00:50:31.040 They put

00:50:31.400 basically a

00:50:32.680 very high-power

00:50:33.520 radio transmitter

00:50:34.240 next to rats

00:50:35.860 and expose

00:50:38.020 them to

00:50:39.160 this non-ionized

00:50:40.180 radiation.

00:50:42.080 And what

00:50:42.740 they found

00:50:43.400 was that

00:50:46.160 the animals

00:50:46.960 that were

00:50:47.360 exposed to

00:50:48.480 this non-ionized

00:50:49.500 radiation

00:50:49.940 actually lived

00:50:50.880 longer than

00:50:52.100 the control

00:50:52.600 animals that

00:50:53.260 weren't exposed

00:50:53.820 to it.

00:50:57.820 All right,

00:50:58.520 I think we're

00:50:59.500 going to leave

00:51:00.960 it at that.

00:51:02.600 Jeff,

00:51:04.500 tell me any

00:51:05.260 updates on

00:51:06.300 the,

00:51:06.680 do you know

00:51:07.360 anything about

00:51:08.000 the hydroxychloroquine

00:51:09.500 or any updates

00:51:11.720 on any of the

00:51:12.980 medicines that

00:51:13.860 are going

00:51:14.700 through the

00:51:15.420 vaccines or

00:51:16.680 cures or

00:51:17.580 anything that

00:51:18.340 you've seen?

00:51:20.380 Yeah,

00:51:21.120 the hydroxychloroquine

00:51:22.600 combined with

00:51:24.020 azithromycin,

00:51:25.980 the antibiotic,

00:51:30.120 has produced

00:51:30.720 some fabulous

00:51:31.340 results within

00:51:32.060 five days

00:51:32.920 and most

00:51:33.420 patients actually

00:51:34.460 test negative

00:51:35.660 for COVID-19.

00:51:37.520 The only

00:51:38.380 caveat is

00:51:39.140 that only

00:51:39.820 about 20

00:51:40.380 people were

00:51:40.880 tested in

00:51:42.180 that particular

00:51:42.780 clinical trial,

00:51:43.700 but the results

00:51:44.280 were very

00:51:45.720 positive.

00:51:47.280 All of the

00:51:47.980 other tests

00:51:48.480 right now are

00:51:49.240 still in very

00:51:50.040 early stages.

00:51:50.880 We're still

00:51:51.200 waiting to get

00:51:52.620 some data,

00:51:53.200 which we should

00:51:53.720 have by the

00:51:54.620 end of the

00:51:55.420 month.

00:51:56.120 But since you

00:51:56.720 and I last

00:51:57.200 spoke, there

00:51:58.520 are at least

00:51:59.180 five more

00:52:00.000 vaccines in

00:52:01.880 development to

00:52:03.580 tackle COVID-19.

00:52:05.160 So it's all

00:52:08.080 very exciting,

00:52:08.920 very positive

00:52:09.480 news from the

00:52:10.600 industry.

00:52:12.320 Are any of

00:52:12.740 these coming

00:52:13.260 from socialized

00:52:14.980 medicine, or

00:52:16.540 are these all

00:52:17.020 coming from the

00:52:17.640 free market?

00:52:18.160 All from

00:52:19.940 the free

00:52:20.240 market, all

00:52:20.820 from the

00:52:21.160 private sector,

00:52:22.720 with one

00:52:23.600 exception.

00:52:27.220 University of

00:52:27.960 Pittsburgh, for

00:52:28.620 example,

00:52:30.160 University of

00:52:30.780 Georgia have

00:52:31.360 both developed

00:52:32.080 some potential

00:52:33.200 vaccine candidates,

00:52:35.000 so the

00:52:35.320 University of

00:52:36.440 Washington as

00:52:37.140 well has been

00:52:38.820 doing some

00:52:39.220 great work.

00:52:39.800 So there is

00:52:40.260 some development

00:52:41.880 coming out of

00:52:42.560 academia that's

00:52:44.060 worth mentioning.

00:52:44.920 Jeff, thank

00:52:48.540 you so much.

00:52:50.060 Do you have

00:52:50.920 anything else on

00:52:52.940 the technology

00:52:53.660 front that is

00:52:55.180 exciting that

00:52:56.940 you're seeing

00:52:57.680 that will play

00:52:59.220 a role in

00:52:59.940 either what's

00:53:00.800 happening with

00:53:03.040 our society,

00:53:04.420 or anything

00:53:06.660 having to do

00:53:07.420 with what we're

00:53:07.900 going through

00:53:08.300 now?

00:53:08.680 Do you see

00:53:08.980 anything?

00:53:10.700 Well, if

00:53:11.700 anything, this

00:53:12.700 current pandemic

00:53:13.580 has raised the

00:53:14.640 profile of how

00:53:15.400 critical our

00:53:16.300 communications

00:53:17.140 network and

00:53:18.480 infrastructure has

00:53:19.380 become.

00:53:19.900 We've seen, for

00:53:21.080 example, data

00:53:22.240 rates, data

00:53:22.860 traffic over

00:53:23.680 wireless networks

00:53:24.560 spike by 50%, 0.99

00:53:26.920 and our 4G

00:53:28.100 networks are

00:53:28.700 overloaded, which

00:53:30.400 really demonstrates

00:53:32.100 why our 5G

00:53:33.340 networks, which

00:53:33.940 can have so much

00:53:35.240 greater capacity,

00:53:36.860 are so critical

00:53:37.800 to our nation's

00:53:40.320 infrastructure.

00:53:40.880 In fact, just

00:53:43.580 in D.C., I've

00:53:45.920 been testing the

00:53:46.700 5G wireless

00:53:47.400 networks, and the

00:53:48.540 speeds are 0.63

00:53:49.120 extraordinary, as

00:53:50.640 much as 1.7

00:53:51.760 gigabits per

00:53:52.600 second, which is

00:53:53.320 more than 100

00:53:54.180 times faster than

00:53:55.900 what you or I

00:53:56.620 would normally

00:53:57.180 experience on a

00:53:58.340 4G network.

00:54:00.000 And these networks

00:54:00.900 are live, up and

00:54:01.880 running today.

00:54:02.540 We've got over

00:54:03.040 110 cities in

00:54:04.900 the United States

00:54:05.580 that have 5G

00:54:06.360 network coverage.

00:54:07.140 How, what's

00:54:10.620 not coming

00:54:11.420 back, Jeff?

00:54:12.560 I mean, I saw

00:54:13.280 this thing in

00:54:13.900 Washington State,

00:54:14.860 and they said

00:54:15.220 they're closing

00:54:16.260 the schools, and

00:54:17.120 they intend on

00:54:18.000 coming back next

00:54:18.860 year, but they

00:54:19.920 want to make sure

00:54:20.520 that they can do

00:54:21.320 virtual schools

00:54:22.460 for next year as

00:54:24.380 well, yada, yada.

00:54:25.980 What are some of

00:54:26.860 the things that you

00:54:27.380 think are just

00:54:28.680 not going to

00:54:29.700 come back?

00:54:32.100 How is this going

00:54:32.980 to change us?

00:54:33.800 I like to think

00:54:36.480 about this as a

00:54:37.660 modification of our

00:54:38.840 normal behavior.

00:54:41.020 We're definitely

00:54:41.920 going to see a

00:54:43.000 reduction in

00:54:44.100 business travel.

00:54:47.080 This is definitely

00:54:47.920 making it very

00:54:49.240 clear that we

00:54:51.960 don't need to

00:54:52.740 travel as much

00:54:53.560 as we have in

00:54:54.420 the past to get

00:54:55.600 our jobs done.

00:54:57.460 We'll definitely

00:54:58.300 see more

00:54:59.780 distributed

00:55:00.260 workforces.

00:55:02.080 So rather than

00:55:02.960 working from home,

00:55:03.800 being somewhat

00:55:04.760 of a stigma

00:55:05.360 in many

00:55:06.100 corporations,

00:55:07.280 I think we'll

00:55:08.780 see this to be

00:55:09.640 encouraged, and

00:55:10.660 this will also

00:55:11.580 obviously save

00:55:13.320 business expenses

00:55:14.260 both in terms of

00:55:15.520 travel and

00:55:16.180 required office

00:55:17.060 space.

00:55:18.280 It's already

00:55:18.940 forcing the

00:55:21.280 private sector

00:55:21.900 to rethink

00:55:22.580 the distribution

00:55:25.480 of their

00:55:25.880 workforce and

00:55:27.060 our productivity

00:55:28.160 levels and, of

00:55:29.980 course, the

00:55:30.340 expenses associated

00:55:31.280 with that.

00:55:31.660 So we can

00:55:32.460 see those

00:55:32.900 changes happening

00:55:34.540 already.

00:55:36.440 All right.

00:55:37.220 Jeff, thanks.

00:55:38.100 Appreciate it.

00:55:38.560 We'll talk again.

00:55:39.200 Jeff Brown,

00:55:39.760 Chief Technology

00:55:40.500 Analyst for

00:55:41.240 Bonner and

00:55:42.880 Partners.

00:55:43.580 So I want to

00:55:49.920 talk to you about

00:55:50.300 Rough Greens.

00:55:52.720 Rough Greens

00:55:53.680 is just this

00:55:55.220 great supplement

00:55:56.620 that I put on

00:55:57.560 my dog's food,

00:55:58.720 and he loves

00:56:00.020 it, and it

00:56:00.600 has changed

00:56:01.320 him.

00:56:02.060 He is

00:56:02.920 gobbling his

00:56:03.700 food.

00:56:04.260 He is

00:56:04.640 gaining weight.

00:56:05.220 We've always

00:56:05.520 had a problem

00:56:05.940 with Uno

00:56:06.540 gaining weight.

00:56:07.500 He just

00:56:07.940 doesn't like to

00:56:08.540 eat, and

00:56:09.780 you know,

00:56:11.000 you've got to

00:56:12.460 make sure that

00:56:13.240 you're feeding

00:56:13.700 him more.

00:56:14.740 We got it.

00:56:15.780 We got it.

00:56:16.800 We got it.

00:56:17.340 We're trying.

00:56:18.160 He wouldn't

00:56:18.640 gain weight.

00:56:19.360 For five

00:56:20.340 years, we

00:56:20.980 tried.

00:56:21.520 He would

00:56:21.960 never gain

00:56:22.660 weight.

00:56:23.440 He's gaining

00:56:24.120 weight now, but

00:56:24.880 I said to my

00:56:26.100 wife early on,

00:56:26.900 I'm afraid he's

00:56:27.500 going to get

00:56:27.800 fat.

00:56:28.220 He's not

00:56:28.740 fat.

00:56:29.540 He's building

00:56:30.360 muscle.

00:56:30.980 He is a 0.52

00:56:31.460 bigger dog

00:56:32.240 now because

00:56:33.220 he's so

00:56:33.960 active, and

00:56:35.420 this all comes

00:56:36.300 from Rough

00:56:36.900 Greens, and

00:56:37.420 I've seen it

00:56:38.000 happen with

00:56:38.640 my dog, and

00:56:39.420 people are

00:56:39.800 seeing it

00:56:40.120 happen all

00:56:40.660 over the

00:56:40.960 country with

00:56:41.540 their dog.

00:56:42.560 It's the

00:56:43.180 only supplement

00:56:44.480 that your dog

00:56:45.280 will ask for

00:56:46.120 by name.

00:56:47.280 Rough Greens.

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00:56:54.040 That's

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00:56:55.780 slash back. 0.89

00:56:56.960 See the

00:56:57.420 difference in

00:56:57.860 your dog that

00:56:58.380 I've seen in

00:56:58.900 my dog.

00:56:59.560 Roughgreens.com

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00:57:02.780 Ten seconds.

00:57:03.560 Station ID.

00:57:09.420 Welcome to

00:57:25.060 the program.

00:57:27.840 We're glad

00:57:28.340 that you've

00:57:29.400 tuned in

00:57:29.760 today.

00:57:30.080 Today's a

00:57:30.480 big day for

00:57:31.740 us.

00:57:32.160 Today's the

00:57:32.540 day that we

00:57:33.160 about eight

00:57:34.980 months of

00:57:35.880 work comes to

00:57:37.220 fruition.

00:57:37.640 one of our

00:57:38.840 babies goes on

00:57:39.620 the market

00:57:39.960 today.

00:57:40.380 It's

00:57:40.640 arguing with

00:57:41.360 socialists.

00:57:42.560 It is my

00:57:43.620 latest book and

00:57:45.520 the last book

00:57:46.460 that I am writing

00:57:48.340 for Simon and

00:57:49.300 Schuster.

00:57:49.580 and it's been a

00:57:51.080 great partnership

00:57:51.720 but this is the

00:57:54.180 last one that I'm

00:57:55.660 writing for a

00:57:56.320 while and it's

00:57:57.580 arguing with

00:57:58.220 socialists.

00:57:58.860 I think you

00:57:59.980 will really

00:58:00.640 really like it.

00:58:01.860 It is in the

00:58:03.400 style of arguing 1.00

00:58:04.620 with idiots and 1.00

00:58:05.640 an inconvenient 1.00

00:58:06.220 book which are

00:58:06.980 some of our

00:58:07.440 biggest non-fiction

00:58:09.580 bestsellers.

00:58:10.860 It's four colors

00:58:12.160 so it's really

00:58:13.300 easy to read.

00:58:14.820 It's entertaining.

00:58:15.800 It's fun.

00:58:16.680 It's funny.

00:58:17.900 It's full of

00:58:18.840 charts and

00:58:19.360 graphs.

00:58:19.860 There's nothing

00:58:20.300 I have a hard

00:58:22.780 time.

00:58:23.140 Stu loves books

00:58:25.340 that are not

00:58:26.680 fiction, non-fiction

00:58:28.060 books.

00:58:29.060 Unless they're

00:58:29.940 right up my

00:58:31.840 alley, I hate

00:58:32.600 reading them.

00:58:33.320 I just hate

00:58:34.220 reading them.

00:58:34.720 I'm the exact

00:58:35.500 opposite.

00:58:36.040 I do not like

00:58:37.280 reading fiction

00:58:37.920 unless it's

00:58:38.820 really a complete

00:58:40.120 home run for

00:58:40.680 some reason but

00:58:41.300 the non-fiction

00:58:42.140 stuff I love.

00:58:43.880 The thing about

00:58:44.560 this one is even

00:58:45.280 I think if you

00:58:45.820 have the ADD

00:58:46.720 of Glenn Beck

00:58:47.420 with non-fiction

00:58:48.160 you can get a

00:58:49.900 lot out of it

00:58:50.500 because it's

00:58:51.800 broken down.

00:58:52.540 You can go into

00:58:53.100 just see an

00:58:55.380 exact argument

00:58:56.600 like people will

00:58:57.360 make an argument

00:58:57.880 about minimum

00:58:59.200 wage or

00:59:00.220 universal health

00:59:02.240 care.

00:59:02.520 You can flip

00:59:02.880 right to the

00:59:03.300 page and see

00:59:03.860 the exact

00:59:04.280 argument they're

00:59:04.780 making and see

00:59:05.800 all the facts

00:59:06.480 that show what

00:59:07.680 they're saying is

00:59:08.240 usually BS and

00:59:09.860 all the links to

00:59:11.220 mainstream sources

00:59:12.380 they would have

00:59:12.960 no choice but to

00:59:14.000 accept and respect

00:59:15.400 that proves the

00:59:16.580 case.

00:59:18.060 So they're not

00:59:18.520 these are not

00:59:19.680 we're not

00:59:21.620 shadow boxing

00:59:22.400 here.

00:59:23.160 I wanted the

00:59:24.240 real arguments.

00:59:25.640 I wanted the

00:59:26.100 arguments not from

00:59:27.040 your average dope

00:59:28.020 but from the

00:59:29.560 ones who are

00:59:30.480 actual socialists

00:59:32.060 and know what

00:59:32.800 that mean and

00:59:34.300 they are

00:59:35.300 arguing why

00:59:37.880 socialism will

00:59:38.840 work so much

00:59:39.560 better over

00:59:40.180 capitalism.

00:59:40.700 I wanted to

00:59:41.400 make sure that

00:59:42.020 this was a

00:59:42.620 smart book that

00:59:44.040 you could take

00:59:44.620 it to somebody

00:59:45.220 who's actually

00:59:45.980 really studied

00:59:48.700 it or one of

00:59:50.240 their disciples

00:59:50.980 who's just

00:59:52.100 listening to

00:59:52.780 Ocasio-Cortez

00:59:53.840 because she's

00:59:54.400 cute or whatever.

00:59:56.280 Those people are

00:59:57.380 easy to take down

00:59:58.380 with this book.

00:59:59.080 This one also

01:00:01.280 has the deep

01:00:02.660 understanding of

01:00:04.240 what Marxism is

01:00:05.440 and socialism is

01:00:06.620 and I think it

01:00:08.060 will confound a

01:00:09.360 lot of socialists

01:00:10.160 because I think a

01:00:10.960 lot of people who

01:00:11.660 think that they

01:00:13.060 really know it

01:00:14.160 have no idea

01:00:15.120 what they're even

01:00:15.680 talking about

01:00:16.380 and you will

01:00:17.880 learn more in

01:00:18.760 the introduction

01:00:19.600 that just just

01:00:21.120 before the first

01:00:22.080 chapter you will

01:00:22.860 learn more in

01:00:24.140 the first few

01:00:24.920 pages of this

01:00:25.640 book than you

01:00:26.160 learned in all

01:00:27.200 of your time in

01:00:28.440 school.

01:00:29.120 It's arguing with

01:00:30.460 socialists and

01:00:31.820 it's available

01:00:32.360 everywhere that you

01:00:33.780 can find a book

01:00:34.540 and the store is

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01:00:37.540 you know Amazon

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01:00:41.040 please get it

01:00:42.260 I'd like to see

01:00:42.840 this book go to

01:00:43.480 number one and

01:00:45.560 and I think it

01:00:46.900 would send a

01:00:47.320 message especially

01:00:48.220 right now because

01:00:49.280 a lot of the

01:00:50.100 stuff that's

01:00:50.740 happening to our

01:00:51.540 country is in

01:00:52.940 this book right

01:00:53.460 now.

01:00:54.120 I mean a lot of

01:00:55.660 it was being

01:00:56.260 talked about but

01:00:57.340 because of COVID

01:00:58.280 19 a lot of

01:00:59.740 this stuff is

01:01:00.280 happening and we

01:01:01.980 lay out their

01:01:02.840 plan in this

01:01:04.160 book because we

01:01:05.160 have to take it

01:01:05.700 apart and so you

01:01:07.560 will see when you

01:01:08.640 read the book

01:01:09.260 you'll be like

01:01:09.800 holy mother we

01:01:11.300 just did this.

01:01:13.220 Yeah.

01:01:14.160 You'll have a

01:01:15.060 deeper understanding

01:01:16.360 of why I think

01:01:17.680 Inslee was so

01:01:19.060 concerning

01:01:21.080 yesterday the

01:01:23.940 governor of

01:01:24.720 Washington

01:01:25.960 because he said

01:01:28.040 that is the

01:01:29.380 state is is

01:01:30.680 going to close

01:01:31.160 down school from

01:01:32.460 from here on out

01:01:33.260 they're done and

01:01:35.120 and they are

01:01:36.020 planning on coming

01:01:37.040 back next fall

01:01:38.180 but they don't

01:01:40.240 know and so

01:01:41.720 they need a few

01:01:42.880 things to be done

01:01:44.120 well those are

01:01:45.380 all on the

01:01:46.380 socialist wish

01:01:47.400 wish list and

01:01:49.720 you have to

01:01:50.640 decide don't

01:01:51.620 don't move out

01:01:53.020 of fear and

01:01:55.240 say oh yeah we

01:01:55.960 gotta do this

01:01:56.860 yes that's well

01:01:57.920 that'll solve it

01:01:59.080 wait wait wait

01:02:00.040 understand what

01:02:01.620 this changes and

01:02:02.740 what this means to

01:02:03.940 our society and

01:02:05.160 our culture

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01:03:39.320 this is glennbeck the

01:03:49.320 tiger king

01:03:50.160 yeah that's me

01:03:51.800 that's me

01:03:52.660 oh yeah

01:03:53.040 uh we have uh we

01:03:54.860 have the sheriff of

01:03:56.420 hillsborough county on

01:03:57.800 with us

01:03:58.320 uh because we've been

01:04:00.380 following him because

01:04:01.740 he's decided that he's

01:04:03.060 looking into new leads

01:04:04.240 for the disappearance

01:04:05.360 of jack donald

01:04:06.680 uh as a result of

01:04:09.000 netflix tiger king

01:04:10.240 uh sheriff how are

01:04:12.020 you sir

01:04:12.400 good morning how are

01:04:13.900 you

01:04:14.200 i'm very good thanks

01:04:16.500 for thanks for being

01:04:17.680 on now i'm not one

01:04:19.840 usually that is

01:04:21.160 excited about uh

01:04:23.540 you know justice

01:04:24.740 that's coming from a

01:04:26.280 docu-series

01:04:27.220 uh but you kind of had

01:04:29.240 your hands tied on

01:04:30.620 this disappearance

01:04:31.840 because there was no

01:04:34.100 place to go with it

01:04:35.280 right can you can you

01:04:36.460 tell me what happened

01:04:37.500 to uh what's her

01:04:39.400 names carol's uh

01:04:40.680 husband

01:04:41.040 i wish i could you

01:04:43.220 know to my own

01:04:43.900 personal belief though i

01:04:45.220 think he was killed

01:04:46.260 absolutely how and who

01:04:47.780 did it that's the

01:04:48.880 mystery that still

01:04:49.580 remains and i'm hoping

01:04:50.980 america's obsession

01:04:52.120 with this documentary

01:04:53.320 will help us cultivate

01:04:55.220 or generate some new

01:04:56.460 leads an interview

01:04:57.500 maybe a relationship

01:04:59.000 that has went soured

01:05:00.640 since then and help us

01:05:02.540 finally solve this case

01:05:03.720 so i asked the other

01:05:05.040 day that we not only

01:05:07.100 comb the new leads

01:05:08.180 coming in uh most of

01:05:09.880 them theories or

01:05:10.740 individuals who are

01:05:11.840 emailed or telephoned

01:05:13.020 they watch the

01:05:13.920 documentary and they

01:05:14.840 know how it was done

01:05:15.920 who did it and they're

01:05:17.180 going to help us solve

01:05:17.940 the case and hey

01:05:18.660 listen i appreciate

01:05:19.360 their theories but

01:05:20.760 certainly we're looking

01:05:21.520 for those leads those

01:05:22.500 missing pieces that

01:05:23.640 again that that

01:05:24.900 interview that i think

01:05:26.000 will help us solve

01:05:26.760 this case if if you

01:05:28.040 watch the documentary

01:05:28.960 you've seen how

01:05:30.160 eccentric complicated

01:05:32.100 their lives are and

01:05:34.080 his life was no

01:05:34.880 different so who was

01:05:37.980 he exactly do you

01:05:39.960 know his story and and

01:05:42.280 he just disappeared one

01:05:44.100 day and the car was at

01:05:46.400 the airport that's what

01:05:48.620 that's the evidence that

01:05:49.960 we have but again i think

01:05:52.140 someone wanted us to

01:05:53.240 believe that he fled the

01:05:54.340 country because we

01:05:55.580 recovered his truck or his

01:05:57.840 his van i should say at

01:05:59.520 a private airport but

01:06:01.140 there's no passenger

01:06:01.980 manifest either commercial

01:06:03.340 or private ever leaving

01:06:04.600 the country he had two

01:06:06.160 passports neither one of

01:06:07.980 them were flagged as

01:06:08.820 leaving the country the

01:06:10.020 detectives went out to

01:06:11.060 costa rica uh checked

01:06:12.800 with the person who's his

01:06:13.920 house manager because he

01:06:14.960 had a home down there

01:06:15.740 his girlfriend down

01:06:17.060 there uh security guards

01:06:18.880 down there that were on

01:06:19.800 the property associates

01:06:21.180 that he had down there

01:06:22.100 no one had seen him six

01:06:23.720 months uh prior to his

01:06:25.620 to his disappearance so

01:06:26.900 i think someone wanted

01:06:28.200 us to believe that he

01:06:29.380 fled the country but

01:06:30.760 exactly don't don't know

01:06:32.300 uh or i don't believe

01:06:33.280 that he that he ever

01:06:34.060 did wait wait wait you

01:06:36.300 mentioned a girlfriend in

01:06:38.000 costa rica is i mean he

01:06:40.240 was married right to

01:06:41.180 carol he was he was

01:06:43.080 married and had a

01:06:43.760 girlfriend had a

01:06:44.360 mistress down and down in

01:06:45.700 costa rica you know he

01:06:46.660 was involved with some

01:06:47.620 shady business dealings

01:06:49.140 with some characters down

01:06:50.480 there uh like i said

01:06:51.960 when i talk about

01:06:52.660 complicated complicated

01:06:54.200 uh just his entire life

01:06:56.920 and i think a lot of

01:06:57.600 people lose sight that

01:06:58.580 they think carol's the

01:06:59.960 one that uh opened and

01:07:01.860 created this um big cat

01:07:03.760 rescue this animal

01:07:04.700 sanctuary but he's the

01:07:06.180 one that did it that

01:07:06.960 was that was his passion

01:07:08.040 he started that

01:07:08.920 so was he a big cat guy

01:07:12.520 because those people are 0.99

01:07:13.460 insane 0.94

01:07:14.140 he was he was like i

01:07:16.860 said that was his his

01:07:18.100 passion and i think the

01:07:19.480 documentary got some

01:07:20.500 things right and it got

01:07:21.760 some things wrong you

01:07:23.080 know you watch the

01:07:23.920 show and you believe

01:07:25.460 that the meat grinders

01:07:26.520 everyone believes that

01:07:27.480 hey listen he was in the

01:07:28.900 meat grinders and he was 0.51

01:07:29.980 fed to the animals well

01:07:31.040 the meat grinders had

01:07:31.880 been removed from the

01:07:32.700 property you know weeks

01:07:34.180 before his disappearance

01:07:35.160 now that doesn't i'm not

01:07:36.740 trying to allude to the

01:07:37.680 fact that they couldn't

01:07:38.540 have sent him somewhere

01:07:39.240 else and had him grinded

01:07:41.140 up somewhere else but

01:07:42.020 the show the show leads

01:07:44.300 you to believe that hey

01:07:45.000 listen uh you know these

01:07:46.320 might meat grinders or the 0.67

01:07:47.480 or the septic tank you

01:07:48.840 know of imploring us to

01:07:50.300 check under the septic tank

01:07:51.400 check under the septic

01:07:52.320 septic tank you know

01:07:54.240 septic tank wasn't

01:07:55.420 installed until years

01:07:56.960 after his disappearance

01:07:58.040 so you know some things

01:07:59.460 weren't exactly right but

01:08:01.380 some things some things

01:08:02.660 are suspicious you know

01:08:04.380 um what wealthy person do

01:08:06.500 you ever know that

01:08:07.620 disappears but doesn't

01:08:08.840 take their wealth with

01:08:09.660 them you know whoever

01:08:10.740 leaves and has a great

01:08:11.920 relationship with his

01:08:12.840 daughters but doesn't 0.93

01:08:14.120 take his children with

01:08:15.000 them just leaves them 0.80

01:08:15.700 behind you know whoever

01:08:17.560 in their wildest dreams

01:08:19.240 and i've talked to a ton

01:08:20.600 of probate attorneys

01:08:21.580 how who's ever heard of

01:08:23.200 a disappearance clause

01:08:24.440 in a will if i ever

01:08:26.060 disappear leave the

01:08:27.820 bulk of my wealth to

01:08:28.780 this individual here

01:08:29.740 who's ever heard of

01:08:30.680 such a thing so or is

01:08:32.260 there a lot of red flags

01:08:33.260 make this disappearance

01:08:35.200 suspicious 100 percent

01:08:37.220 wow a disappearance

01:08:40.160 clause that's insane do

01:08:42.320 you know how that found

01:08:44.080 its way into the the will

01:08:46.260 no well that that comes

01:08:49.320 into question too like i

01:08:50.480 said the unfortunate part

01:08:51.480 is that every turn i think

01:08:52.820 i believe our investigators

01:08:53.980 back 23 years ago would

01:08:55.580 get excited thinking that

01:08:56.620 they're going to break the

01:08:57.340 case and it just became

01:08:58.780 another obstacle and i think

01:09:00.120 the will was another you

01:09:01.580 know five years after his

01:09:02.760 disappearance carol uh

01:09:04.860 had a judge declare him

01:09:07.020 as deceased so she was

01:09:08.680 able to receive the

01:09:09.620 benefits from the will um

01:09:12.060 there was someone who was

01:09:13.080 interviewed that worked

01:09:14.780 for them and if you watch

01:09:16.460 the documentary you know

01:09:17.580 that they always thought

01:09:18.900 one was spying on another

01:09:20.940 uh one of the other

01:09:22.140 rescues always always

01:09:23.320 spying on someone else it

01:09:25.900 was almost like these

01:09:26.760 employees had to pledge

01:09:28.140 their allegiance prove

01:09:29.540 their loyalty each and

01:09:31.140 every day or they were

01:09:31.940 considered a spy and they

01:09:34.000 were ostracized so um one

01:09:36.680 of the people who signed

01:09:38.060 who said she witnessed then

01:09:39.740 uh the signatures on the

01:09:41.040 will years later had

01:09:43.000 changed her story that it

01:09:44.920 was a forgery and she had

01:09:46.020 never witnessed the will

01:09:47.360 be inside but then after

01:09:49.140 all that the statute of

01:09:50.920 limitations for forgery had

01:09:52.100 run out so there wasn't

01:09:52.880 anything we can do and the

01:09:54.060 will had already been

01:09:54.780 executed back then anyway

01:09:55.920 which unfortunately the

01:09:57.780 children received next to

01:09:59.040 nothing how many children

01:10:02.280 did he have i believe he

01:10:04.100 has two daughters i believe

01:10:05.420 he has two and how much

01:10:06.240 maybe it and and how much

01:10:08.380 money are we talking about

01:10:09.540 chad that's a great

01:10:10.840 question we believe anywhere

01:10:12.060 from five to seven million

01:10:13.560 dollars some people believe

01:10:14.900 his network was was closer

01:10:16.300 to 20 million but what we

01:10:17.640 can prove is the five the

01:10:19.320 five to seven million

01:10:20.180 dollar range and what did

01:10:21.940 he do by the way we're

01:10:22.800 talking to the sheriff of

01:10:23.880 hillsborough hillsborough

01:10:25.160 county uh about the tiger

01:10:27.560 king he's looking for

01:10:28.840 anybody who has any

01:10:30.280 information on carol

01:10:31.380 baskin's uh missing

01:10:33.040 husband um so um uh what

01:10:37.640 was his business he did a

01:10:39.560 he was involved in a lot

01:10:40.560 of different businesses

01:10:41.340 from um loaning money to

01:10:44.000 um some real estate

01:10:45.740 holdings that was his

01:10:46.680 probably his biggest one

01:10:47.700 was the real estate

01:10:48.480 holdings but he was

01:10:49.220 involved in a lot of

01:10:50.020 different businesses

01:10:50.680 and uh i talked to the

01:10:54.500 the uh sheriff of the

01:10:56.600 county where where joe was

01:10:59.060 and he said the problems

01:11:00.720 with that place would just

01:11:02.180 just never stopped just

01:11:03.780 never stopped is the same

01:11:05.760 thing can the same same

01:11:07.560 thing be said about the

01:11:09.080 lion sanctuary or the

01:11:10.560 the cat sanctuary is

01:11:12.040 this a is this a crazy

01:11:14.040 place as well and that's

01:11:16.380 the difference we have

01:11:17.500 no complaints here this

01:11:18.800 is a great spot for

01:11:20.540 individuals to go see

01:11:21.760 cats that have been

01:11:22.500 rescued uh our community

01:11:24.060 embraces this business

01:11:25.420 this business has has

01:11:27.120 never uh been a been a

01:11:28.900 subject of any type of

01:11:29.920 mistreatment of animals

01:11:31.060 complaints we've never had

01:11:32.740 any issues with with carol

01:11:34.620 or or this uh cat sanctuary

01:11:36.820 here in tampa florida it's

01:11:38.220 it's actually a great uh

01:11:39.540 again a great attraction

01:11:41.000 for young people to go get 0.99

01:11:42.400 educated on on exotic

01:11:43.820 animals and you're not

01:11:45.520 saying that you think

01:11:46.540 carol did it you're saying

01:11:48.080 somebody did it and you're

01:11:50.160 just looking because i uh

01:11:51.720 the show didn't make it

01:11:52.840 clear that he was kind of a

01:11:54.080 sketchy guy uh now that i

01:11:56.120 know that he's the cat guy

01:11:58.100 uh and was running around

01:11:59.940 those circles and had

01:12:01.080 multiple businesses uh you

01:12:03.900 know that that might have

01:12:05.020 been a uh that might be a

01:12:06.640 tip-off that somebody did

01:12:08.600 something to him that had

01:12:10.000 nothing to do with carol

01:12:11.000 well there's no doubt that

01:12:12.620 someone did something to

01:12:13.580 him i feel confident that

01:12:14.920 after being in law

01:12:15.740 enforcement for 28 years

01:12:16.980 but i can't call carol even

01:12:18.800 a person of interest i can't

01:12:20.580 sure certainly wouldn't i'd

01:12:21.980 be i'd be it'd be

01:12:23.040 inappropriate to name her as

01:12:24.900 a suspect there's no

01:12:26.360 evidence to point in any

01:12:27.700 direction of who may be a

01:12:28.920 suspect that at this time

01:12:30.840 again because he was so

01:12:32.800 eccentric and and was

01:12:34.360 involved in some shady

01:12:35.420 business deals with some

01:12:36.720 with some unsavory

01:12:37.920 characters and uh again i

01:12:40.060 and had a girlfriend and

01:12:41.680 a lot of people like well

01:12:42.600 carol should have been more

01:12:43.420 upset she should have been

01:12:44.520 she'd have done this why 0.97

01:12:45.700 about seeking a reward for

01:12:47.020 his disappearance there's a

01:12:48.420 lot of things that maybe you

01:12:49.560 or i if our loved one went

01:12:50.840 went we wouldn't have

01:12:52.300 stopped and maybe she wasn't

01:12:54.220 as upset but that doesn't

01:12:55.760 mean that she's the one who

01:12:57.140 is responsible for his

01:12:58.320 disappearance

01:12:58.800 correct correct and she was

01:13:01.880 the last person to see him

01:13:03.680 alive that we know of right

01:13:05.360 that that was her statement

01:13:06.540 correct just 23 years ago

01:13:09.740 you know on august 19th in

01:13:12.060 1997 he had asked her when

01:13:14.440 she woke up in the morning

01:13:15.500 hey listen let's pack up the

01:13:16.960 truck we're going to drive to

01:13:18.040 miami and then catch a plane

01:13:19.540 from there to take some

01:13:20.960 supplies and stuff and go over

01:13:22.240 to costa rica and he took the

01:13:24.160 van and said he had to run an

01:13:25.360 errand and he would be back and

01:13:27.040 she hadn't seen him since

01:13:28.220 that's that's her account of

01:13:29.940 of the events that occurred

01:13:31.160 that day

01:13:31.620 and did she take a polygraph

01:13:33.720 she refused to take a

01:13:36.000 polygraph and that was

01:13:37.280 probably our late one of our

01:13:38.400 latest developments was back

01:13:39.920 in 2011

01:13:40.880 2010 we we asked the daughters

01:13:43.580 to come in and we did dna

01:13:45.940 swabs from them to make sure

01:13:47.840 we had dna in a database in

01:13:49.960 case he was ever recovered we

01:13:52.060 already had fingerprints on file

01:13:53.300 he'd been arrested before we

01:13:54.400 had dental records but we

01:13:55.820 didn't have any any dna uh that

01:13:58.100 was in 2010 in 2011 we asked

01:14:00.440 her to come in and take a 1.00

01:14:01.820 polygraph and and she refused

01:14:03.600 she said that listen my

01:14:04.680 attorney says that it wouldn't

01:14:06.080 prohibit the sheriff's office

01:14:07.480 from ever seeking criminal or

01:14:09.400 punitive charges against me it

01:14:11.080 won't vindicate me um i'm not

01:14:13.020 going to take the polygraph

01:14:14.020 yeah i don't think i would

01:14:15.580 either sheriff i mean if i were

01:14:17.180 her and and and i'm innocent i

01:14:19.280 just don't think i'm gonna do

01:14:21.060 anything that i don't have to

01:14:22.320 do uh because either they can

01:14:25.260 be inaccurate i certainly

01:14:27.340 understand her position like i

01:14:28.620 said i'm i'm i'm certainly not

01:14:30.180 talking negative or or or talking

01:14:32.220 about any type of innuendos or

01:14:33.780 why she didn't take it she felt

01:14:35.160 strongly uh i think her attorney

01:14:36.900 gave her some gave her some good 0.97

01:14:38.280 advice on on the other hand uh if

01:14:40.800 it was my wife i don't think i i

01:14:42.260 don't think i would ever would

01:14:43.300 ever stop doing whatever i could do

01:14:44.820 to to try to help the authorities

01:14:46.780 figure out exactly what occurred

01:14:49.040 during his disappearance did you

01:14:51.880 notice i just let me just let me

01:14:53.640 just have fun with this conspiracy

01:14:55.660 here real quick my daughter said 0.83

01:14:57.820 of course she did it dad did you

01:14:59.480 notice how fast she said you have

01:15:00.980 to put fish oil on uh what's his

01:15:03.000 name shoes when uh when joe was

01:15:06.200 attacked by the line she knew

01:15:07.920 exactly what would be i just i just

01:15:10.480 want to just point out have you

01:15:11.780 checked that you know she had a lot

01:15:13.320 of fish oil there for some unknown

01:15:14.980 reason and we didn't see any of

01:15:16.920 that either that's another one we

01:15:18.220 didn't we didn't recover any

01:15:19.880 people called to that any any items

01:15:22.680 like that but again like i said i

01:15:24.160 think the documentary that's why

01:15:25.540 we're so obsessed is because it was

01:15:27.340 so entertaining uh i'll tell you

01:15:29.360 this i was i was uh called by the

01:15:32.040 producers saying listen we're

01:15:33.240 thinking about doing a second part

01:15:34.580 to this series and focus more on

01:15:36.580 carol and of course don lewis

01:15:38.080 disappearance would you be

01:15:39.460 interested and i said listen i

01:15:41.000 would certainly be open-minded to it

01:15:42.740 again if anything that we could help

01:15:44.960 bring um a spotlight and attention to

01:15:48.340 to his disappearance uh i don't have

01:15:50.480 an ego if we can if we can get some

01:15:52.580 type of lead generated and try to solve

01:15:54.740 this case that's what we need to do

01:15:56.820 here and you're really looking for

01:15:59.520 somebody who maybe knew him had a

01:16:01.920 relationship knew something at the

01:16:04.140 time now the relationships have

01:16:06.080 changed and uh they want to uh to

01:16:09.720 share something that might open a

01:16:12.600 couple of doors and how do they

01:16:14.300 contact you real quick sheriff hey

01:16:16.340 they can call the hillsborough county

01:16:17.380 sheriff's office at 813-247-8200

01:16:21.300 again we're getting about a half a

01:16:23.760 dozen leads a day more theories than

01:16:26.040 leads but we're going to re-examine and

01:16:27.980 go where everything we're going to

01:16:28.920 start from the from scratch we're

01:16:30.440 going to because of america's

01:16:31.860 obsession with this we're hoping to

01:16:34.580 again glimmer any type of evidence we

01:16:36.880 can to help us solve this case and

01:16:39.120 we're going to start from scratch

01:16:40.320 re-interviewing everybody re-looking

01:16:42.300 at all the evidence again hoping that

01:16:44.920 we can finally bring his family some

01:16:47.620 closer and justice and figuring out

01:16:49.760 what exactly happened to don lewis

01:16:51.720 sheriff thank you so much sheriff of

01:16:54.860 hillsborough county florida you can

01:16:56.760 call him at the hillsborough county

01:16:58.800 sheriff's department uh chad chronister

01:17:00.880 thank you so much we'll talk again

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01:19:39.860 all over the world all these things that they were going to try to work into their election cell they're now working into well we really need this because of covid19 we really need this because of this pandemic

01:19:50.060 all the same things conveniently that they were arguing for before they are now arguing for after with a lot more power behind them so it really winds up being because of panic

01:20:02.140 yeah people are panicking and people are like well yeah but it makes sense now well it won't make sense when we're out of this pandemic it will not make sense uh it made a lot of sense when we were under attack and in uh in 9-11

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01:22:34.480 all right our coronavirus update for the day here are the uh confirmed cases worldwide one million

01:22:42.780 three hundred and fifty nine thousand ten people that's up uh that is up almost uh a hundred thousand

01:22:51.660 from yesterday total confirmed deaths worldwide up five thousand to seventy five thousand nine

01:22:57.780 hundred and six we now have three hundred and sixty seven thousand six hundred and fifty confirmed

01:23:03.120 cases that is up from three thirty six so uh about about thirty thousand cases new cases were confirmed

01:23:11.580 yesterday nine thousand six hundred deaths yesterday to ten thousand nine hundred and forty three that's

01:23:21.500 one hundred uh sorry one thousand uh uh three hundred more deaths that is an astonishing number um

01:23:32.300 now in the motor in the motor city uh there are more than 700 employers in one detroit hospital system

01:23:41.000 that have now tested positive 700 employees 700 people in one hospital system this is the henry

01:23:51.200 ford hospital campus they confirmed yesterday they have 731 cases of coronavirus among the employees at

01:23:59.900 the hospital that accounts for two percent in the hospital systems 3100 or 31 000 employees there is as

01:24:08.080 as many as 1500 at another hospital in the state that have reported symptoms similar to the coronavirus

01:24:15.160 those numbers are not confirmed cases yet

01:24:19.220 the doctors say if we are going to test the whole population you would see large large numbers of people

01:24:27.420 who are testing positive testing positive is a measure of how contagious this virus is

01:24:33.100 it doesn't mean how deadly it is uh the hospital put out a statement saying our team members are our

01:24:40.700 greatest asset and the health and safety is top priority as we continue to respond to this pandemic

01:24:45.940 that is remarkable uh the number of people sick in this hospital we know we are not immune to

01:24:54.000 potential exposure and we remain grateful for the courage and dedication of our entire team

01:24:58.700 detroit michigan's largest city has uh has seen a surge of uh coronavirus cases in recent days while the state

01:25:07.620 itself has seen just over 17 000 cases of the virus the third largest total of any state in the u.s

01:25:14.460 more than 5 000 of those cases were reported in detroit where hundreds have already died the invisible

01:25:22.460 enemy is coveted 19 hiding in our cells coveted 19 may be able to remain in the body and reactivate

01:25:33.180 later this comes after testing 51 recovered patients who found themselves with the same symptoms

01:25:42.860 the patients from uh south korea had spent time in quarantine while recovering from the disease

01:25:50.480 uh and they were they passed all the tests and showed that they were coronavirus free

01:25:56.100 they were released within a couple of days they were back in the hospital the center said it did not

01:26:03.780 believe the patients had been reinfected but that the virus had remained at an undetectable level in

01:26:09.480 their cells and for some reason later reactivated the claim runs contrary to the bulk of current

01:26:16.780 evidence about how the virus works investigators say the most likely explanation was that the

01:26:22.440 clearance samples for the patients were false negatives this is a common issue now they're

01:26:28.820 saying maybe we shouldn't go to the grocery store at all coronavirus deaths are spiking in los angeles

01:26:35.640 and with the critical week ahead health officials have advised residents on monday to stay at home and

01:26:42.660 avoid shopping to limit the spread of the virus if officials say you have enough supplies in your home

01:26:49.700 this week and next week you should skip going out or doing any kind of shopping whatsoever

01:26:56.060 officials confirmed 420 new coronavirus cases in the county and 15 deaths on monday have you heard

01:27:05.660 heard that there is a surge now uh of coronavirus with those people who were working in grocery stores

01:27:13.040 they are starting to get sick now the biggest problem that i see coming from this besides the

01:27:19.920 american economy and what's going to be done with socialism comes from mexico mexico this is the first time i've seen

01:27:28.860 this story mexico's slow response may cause problems for texas as recently as march 15th some 40 000

01:27:38.340 concert goers crowded into a stadium for the latino music festival tourists from europe and the united

01:27:45.400 states were able to enter the country without any restrictions until late last week restaurants airports

01:27:52.680 subways grocery stores remain open in mexico city though churches and large markets have closed the rapid

01:28:00.080 spread of the covet 19 however has begun to increase the urgency of the government's response mexican

01:28:06.800 health authorities reported on march 16th the country only had 82 cases of covet 19 two weeks later

01:28:15.160 that number swelled to nearly 2400 including 125 deaths the health minister hugo hugo lopez guetal who two weeks ago

01:28:26.420 dismissed u.s social distancing restrictions as an extreme tactic and irresponsible is now urging citizens

01:28:35.600 to stay home stay at home stay at home end quote if you have enough food stay at home still quoting

01:28:44.520 there is no reason good enough to go out period the president president oberdor spent the first half of

01:28:53.520 march dismissing the gravity of the virus encouraging mexicans to frequent restaurants and posting videos

01:28:58.560 of themselves and in crowds kissing babies he said mexico's spirituality is going to protect the country

01:29:04.860 against the virus and he made a public display of pulling out two religious amulets that he said

01:29:11.300 would be his shield and finally is this the virus or is this the big government communists in china

01:29:20.760 hong kong is now closed to all foreign travelers indefinitely the city has extended its ban on arrivals after

01:29:31.740 most cases over the past two weeks have come from overseas only six of 24 newly infected yesterday are local

01:29:39.480 transmissions but all are linked to entertainment venues that are already closed all entertainment

01:29:45.860 venues are closed until further notice hong kong recently issued a new state of emergency order

01:29:51.940 revoking travel into the country from outside the nation including china the order will prevent

01:29:58.220 hong kong from opening up its economy through at least early may there's one more story that we missed

01:30:06.280 yesterday and that is when do you think we are going to open up our borders and open up our economy

01:30:14.460 well there is a group that has done a study on this on when we are going to uh open things up at all

01:30:25.500 and it shows that if we um use the model used in china it will be may 16th if we use the the

01:30:36.260 SARS model we won't be opening things up until july 18th sorry june 18th june 18th but with china opening

01:30:49.220 things up and hong kong opening things up and it hitting again all bets are currently off

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01:34:00.720 second station id welcome to the uh program today is the day that uh our new book is out

01:34:19.940 you're always arguing with people this time it's socialists hang on just kidding arguing with

01:34:27.180 socialists uh arguing with socialists it has it has everything that you might need for these times

01:34:34.480 i mean i thought we were going to be arguing this politically i thought we were going to have to

01:34:38.240 make this uh this case you know um to our friends who were voting but now i think we have to make

01:34:46.140 uh this case to the politicians in washington because they are doing all of these socialist things

01:34:53.060 uh so let me just give you the names of some of these chapters capitalism baby or bathwater

01:34:58.800 uh is socialism just sharing and caring socialist utopias and their bloody history of failure that's

01:35:07.900 one of my favorites um swedish style socialism another one of my favorite chapters building a 21st

01:35:14.920 century socialist nightmare saints sinners and socialist eco-socialism and climate change

01:35:22.100 and uh the last chapter is a better way you will learn more in the first chapter just setting the

01:35:29.680 stage um because nobody nobody will ever define socialism capitalism uh capitalism with a safety net

01:35:39.280 democratic socialism communism do you know that communism has never actually been done

01:35:45.140 this is in the first chapter and it is i mean it is so clarifying when you go and you just

01:35:51.800 look at the terms so we have to define the terms so we know what we're talking about because

01:35:58.140 socialism has become a little like the word god when you talk about god people think about

01:36:04.280 a different god all of us have a different a slightly different viewpoint of god sometimes massive

01:36:10.460 difference in god but we're all using the same word that's the same thing that we had to define here

01:36:17.140 on capitalism and socialism and communism what are they and so we went to the actual definitions of them and

01:36:25.080 define them and once you define them it becomes very very clear uh what each of them do and why this

01:36:33.700 particular crisis right now is so dangerous because everything that you're seeing being done with these bailouts

01:36:42.540 is giving the government or the fed property it's giving them access into your world so they can have

01:36:51.420 control uh and it's extraordinarily dangerous we're doing a book signing tonight stew is uh

01:36:58.620 stew you have all the party games and everything for the kids because oh yeah you know we're gonna have

01:37:02.980 to have yeah i'm going to just coming as a clown he'll be introducing uh he'll be he'll be entertaining

01:37:08.120 the kids while we're doing the live book signing yeah i'm gonna be going to the party supply store

01:37:11.940 later on today to make sure i pick everything up yeah okay good uh our our online book signing uh make

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01:37:33.100 it signed for you um but uh you do that at glennbeckbooksigning.com we'll sign it bring your

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01:37:47.340 uh and uh and we'll see you there glennbeckbooksigning.com or you can go to glennbeck.com

01:37:54.440 and find out more but it's out today if you know of a bookstore that's open they opened the seal last

01:38:01.580 night most likely it's just sitting in a darkened uh uh back warehouse uh but you can get them at

01:38:10.240 amazon or wherever you buy books arguing with socialists great new book all right stew what

01:38:17.180 haven't we covered uh so far today well i mean i i can tell you one thing we haven't covered which are

01:38:23.720 the accusations against uh joe biden from a an accuser of sexual harassment and assault

01:38:30.200 in fact i don't think anybody in the media seems to be covering that uh whatsoever which i i do find

01:38:35.780 to be completely fascinating um the double standard is something that we talk about from time to time

01:38:41.080 but i really at times it's so overwhelmingly obvious it feels like it's needed to be pointed out

01:38:48.540 where they trashed kavanaugh completely for completely unproven uh allegations and here's the

01:38:55.560 situation with biden and they don't even want to pay attention to it at all so can i just point out

01:39:00.260 that uh when it came to kavanaugh alissa milano was one of the people that was just leading the charge 1.00

01:39:07.340 against you have to believe all women you have to believe all women you have to believe all women 0.91

01:39:11.240 well she came out with a statement uh yesterday and she was like well no not all women you don't have

01:39:18.340 to believe all women uh can we play the alissa milano statement on joe biden i have not publicly

01:39:24.820 said anything about this um if you remember it kind of took me a long time to publicly say anything about

01:39:30.760 about harvey as well because i believe that um even though we should believe women and that is an

01:39:38.860 important thing and what that statement really means is like you know for so long the the go-to has been

01:39:47.160 not to believe them so really we have to sort of societally change that mindset to believing women

01:39:56.140 but that does not mean at the expense of not um you know giving men their due process and and

01:40:04.780 situations and giving you know it's got to be it's got to be it's got to be fair and

01:40:13.660 due process wow or due process listen it's dope what an interesting i've heard of concept

01:40:20.960 we should write that down we should put that in a document someplace due process i love how her big 0.98

01:40:28.880 piece of evidence is you know i also didn't judge the uh connected hollywood person who's a large

01:40:34.800 democratic donor really quickly either right like yeah i mean i jumped on the we remember we didn't

01:40:40.400 judge that one early we were complaining about that at the time too right you were right there

01:40:45.240 on the bandwagon for kavanaugh but harvey weinstein i mean look at the guy everyone in hollywood knew

01:40:52.580 that about him i don't know yeah i'm not sure that's really it's really fascinating stretch you know just

01:41:00.300 because the fact that she happens to be endorsing joe biden this particular one she just wants to wait

01:41:05.800 for due process it's so embarrassing and look it's alissa milano i mean what are we going to

01:41:11.360 take out of that but this is you know think about this nobody is covering this no mainstream media

01:41:17.980 source is covering these allegations and i think you can look at these standards being set up say

01:41:24.320 standard one is kavanaugh standard two is biden and i think absolutely say the biden standard is much

01:41:30.860 closer to what we should be doing as a society right oh yes of course we go through a legal system

01:41:36.340 we have actual arguments made by attorneys in court uh or we don't go through and drag people through

01:41:43.660 the mud in the media right unless we have these things and real facts that's just not what they

01:41:48.100 apply to any conservative that goes to not only uh people like kavanaugh but even to people like roy

01:41:53.900 more and and a million other examples who may or may not be guilty the bottom line is you get

01:41:59.820 evidence and you treat people with due process all the time not just when they align with your views

01:42:04.320 i like that you like oh is that a good idea is that a new idea stew did you just come up with that

01:42:11.720 crazy right process i'm gonna write that down due process you're listening to glenn beck

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01:43:30.600 looking for something to do in quarantine ask glenn beck any question you want

01:43:37.620 glenn beck arguing a socialist is out today if you go to glennbeckbook signing.com the event is tonight

01:43:43.780 oh yeah welcome to the glenn beck program we're glad you're here uh americans have turned hardline

01:43:57.560 this one scares the hell out of me new poll taken 67 percent want to ban all interstate travel

01:44:07.060 68 percent want fines for rule breakers

01:44:12.080 67 percent of likely voters said they would want to ban all out-of-state travelers from entering

01:44:20.260 their state except for emergencies

01:44:22.120 21 percent are opposed 12 percent on a cited as for science for for fining those people who break

01:44:32.460 social distancing guidelines 68 percent support a fine 20 percent oppose it and 12 are not sure

01:44:40.220 i wonder if you don't have no excuse for the 12 no excuse no make up your mind i wonder if there's an

01:44:47.320 element here i know um well some people who are very concerned with personal liberty are making a lot

01:44:52.380 of arguments about you know whether this thing is real and whether you know there's it's really going

01:44:59.840 to be this serious and have been kind of pushing uh that side of things for a while which you know

01:45:04.600 there's i really a want to believe that uh but also there's some interesting things and you know

01:45:09.740 we of course never get the real picture from the media i do think though that potentially telling

01:45:15.600 everybody that it's not going to be that big of a deal is surprising many and it's surprising many

01:45:22.400 showing up in the polling is surprising many conservatives as to how serious this is going to be

01:45:27.880 as we were talking about um you know there was a poll that came out recently that was said 70 percent

01:45:33.360 of people polled thought there would be less than 10 000 total deaths in the next year from coronavirus

01:45:39.000 uh that they we passed 10 000 deaths 11 days later so 70 percent so it's not just you know certainly not

01:45:48.360 just uh republicans it was tons and tons of democrats who also believe this and 11 days later we passed

01:45:55.340 10 000 deaths um you know like so all of these sort of best case scenarios we were talking about two

01:46:01.160 and three weeks ago we've already passed them right we've already passed all of those and i think a lot

01:46:07.360 of people who were who kind of were friendly with the argument that this was not going to make a big

01:46:12.980 impact unfortunately are leading uh you know a lot of people uh to like be surprised by how bad it's

01:46:21.060 gotten and start panicking and running to government and running to please stop my travel and running to

01:46:26.660 close everything down forever and that is not a good instinct either uh i think we wind up in these

01:46:31.980 moments kind of going probably a little bit too far and not not a lot of sober decision making gets

01:46:36.960 done uh in a in a pandemic uh so that is another side effect it's not like battle forever i can't stand

01:46:44.440 you know it's not like we've ever rounded up japanese people never panic i mean we don't make good

01:46:50.080 decisions we just don't make good decisions when you're panicked don't don't don't don't do this

01:46:55.560 don't do this look at some of the things um look at some of the things that are happening right now

01:47:01.560 and government overreach snitches get rewards i can't get over the snitches get rewards oh it's not

01:47:11.260 like the old was snitches get stitches this is snitches get rewards see instead of instead of snitches get

01:47:18.340 riches i know the riches one really bothers me it's like you've got something that means the

01:47:22.840 same thing that also rhymes snitches get riches is much better just go with that either way it's a

01:47:29.380 government it's a government official yeah and also a horrible you know society destroying instinct

01:47:36.040 snitches get rewards uh the rhode island governor send the national guard out door to door to search

01:47:43.220 for new yorkers vermont tells big box retailers to stop selling non-essential products 99 year old

01:47:51.700 charged after attending a party during the state ban on gatherings kansas says it's using a resident

01:47:58.920 cell phone location data to fight the pandemic new york city wants you to call the cops on people who

01:48:05.360 fail to social distance south padre island setting up checkpoints to enforce stay-at-home order

01:48:11.260 disobedient paddle border chased by patrol boards boats in california that was insane

01:48:17.300 uh california or sorry coronavirus delaware police authorized to pull out-of-state drivers over during

01:48:24.000 pandemic ankle monitors ordered for louisville kentucky residents exposed to covid19 who refused to

01:48:31.300 stay home cops break up grade school teachers driving parade for violating governor's stay-at-home

01:48:37.800 command police issue citations find woman who is just going on a drive amid coronavirus stay-at-home

01:48:44.220 order these are insane yeah these are insane that one isn't particularly interesting to me because

01:48:51.000 it actually seems like going for a drive is a great idea for people who are stuck in their homes for long

01:48:59.420 periods of time can't go anywhere uh can't stop and and do much of anything except for maybe going

01:49:05.340 outside for a walk if you're lucky why wouldn't you actually be encouraging people to go for drives

01:49:11.640 you're inside you're only with the family that are in your home you can't really you're not going to

01:49:17.020 a location it's not like you're going to sit down at a restaurant on the drive you're going to maybe

01:49:20.140 see scenery or you're going to uh you know just you know go look at nice houses in your area or

01:49:26.540 whatever the thing is at least it's an activity if you stop me aren't you exposing me to the police

01:49:34.960 officer and the police officer to me much worse what much worse what are you doing that's a great

01:49:40.860 point what are you doing that's a great point i don't understand why they keep saying this and you

01:49:45.260 know i get like there's some line here i guess if someone who is obviously ill is out there coughing on

01:49:52.500 people in public i get it maybe if there's large gatherings or multiple large gatherings it's

01:49:57.960 something the community might not like i understand that and there's huge risks to some of that stuff

01:50:02.320 but like when you're talking about one guy in the ocean uh by himself you're talking about people going

01:50:10.960 for drives with the family that they're already quarantined with these are not this is ridiculous and

01:50:17.580 of course as we know they're going to overreach i know glenn that's a huge part of the of

01:50:22.400 arguing with socialists like they take these crisis moments and they go through and this is

01:50:28.680 how they exploit them you explain it in there and it's true they do this over and over again we saw

01:50:33.940 in spain already now spain has had some of the worst breakouts of this entire uh thing globally and

01:50:42.120 already they have instituted a universal basic income and already announced it's permanent

01:50:48.660 it's not it's not a crisis measure it's already permanent in spain see they won't announce it

01:50:55.740 here they won't announce those here as permanent they just will become permanent you know they won't

01:51:01.780 have sunsets to them they won't be just for a set number of months yeah uh they'll just become

01:51:08.780 permanent you're not getting rid of these things and that's the scary thing they might be right for us

01:51:14.340 right now but they are not going to be right for the economy and all of these socialist utopian ideas

01:51:20.940 right now are all being pushed all of them are being pushed yeah i mean it's it's by the end of

01:51:28.040 this thing we could have lost literally our freedom to have most of our private goods private you know

01:51:38.460 private ownership to to different things because who's going to own it who's buying all of these

01:51:44.460 mortgages who's buying all of this stuff it's the fed who's going to buy it from the fed i mean i i just

01:51:53.440 i think we are we are going to look at the end of this thing uh with very different eyes and i can't

01:52:01.220 believe that 68 percent of the american people are saying yeah we should yeah we should get those people

01:52:07.040 no no no no no we shouldn't no we shouldn't we we should not be arresting people for this i mean if

01:52:13.640 you're you're going on a subway and you're spitting on someone you know and you're in you're intentionally

01:52:19.860 doing it yeah okay well then you're you're you're exercising malice but i just don't want to live in a

01:52:27.660 country where all of this all of this is shut down i mean i'm not comfortable with us shutting down

01:52:36.740 businesses churches i mean churches i'm just not the the federal government this is not going to

01:52:44.640 make us whole well and when the federal government tells us to do something they have to make us whole

01:52:50.700 if i lose my business because of this they need to they need to give me some uh some payment

01:52:58.300 to make me whole because they were the ones who shut me down told me what to do that's not my fault

01:53:05.740 yeah no totally just not comfortable and you know look look we all want the economy to be open and we

01:53:10.700 all want it to happen when whatever the right point is to minimize the amount of you know human toll that

01:53:17.640 we have to deal with here and it's it's interesting that there's a lot of people who are big trump fans

01:53:22.280 who are not explicitly criticizing trump but are implicitly criticizing trump by saying all of these

01:53:30.800 things that trump is recommending are are wrong i mean i would argue here that trump because as you

01:53:37.200 point out glenn it would be completely wrong for the federal government to close down businesses

01:53:40.980 but they're not doing that what the federal government is saying is hey we think you should

01:53:45.440 shut down you shut down your business we think you should social distance we think there should be no

01:53:49.500 gatherings of more than 10 those things are recommendations coming from the federal government trump has been

01:53:54.740 very restrained in not turning those into federal edicts that would be borderline unconstitutional

01:54:01.200 he's also you know if if if this was barack obama they would be federal edicts yeah and people would

01:54:07.360 celebrate they will they want the president to have that power they seem to even want trump to have it on

01:54:11.860 the left which is incredible you guys you keep telling us he's adolf hitler and you want him to control

01:54:16.400 more and more of the economy it's not but it is bizarre but i mean i think i you know i keep coming back to

01:54:22.340 this i think trump has walked this line so far pretty well once we got into this crisis you know

01:54:28.860 he's not made them federal edicts he's he's he's ramped up the private sector to now test more than

01:54:36.660 anywhere else in the world even per capita our numbers are now impressive when it comes to testing

01:54:42.320 he's he's he's uh executed a strategy of recommendations over attainable periods a couple of

01:54:50.480 weeks and then he went for one month i don't know how much longer we can go than that i don't know

01:54:54.600 but i mean he he has gone gone out and said okay we have till april 30th and let's reassess he's not

01:55:00.020 doing what let's say virginia is doing when they're saying everything's canceled till june 10th already

01:55:05.300 he's trying to take it as the evidence comes in and you know there's so much criticism right now

01:55:10.780 of like washington dc and quote the government from a lot of people who typically are very friendly to

01:55:17.680 trump's viewpoints without actually calling out trump well trump you could call out fauci all you

01:55:23.080 want trump it's trump's job to make these decisions and i think trump has made a lot of good ones through

01:55:29.160 this i do too i i really thought in a car in a crisis that he would he would nationalize banks and

01:55:37.000 everything else i'm still concerned about that but he's not showing any signs of these he's resisting

01:55:41.740 he's resisting all of these things which i i'm really really impressed with uh now we just need

01:55:48.960 to get the rest of america to be as impressed with it as well he's doing a really good job in holding

01:55:54.860 the line of freedom which honestly i did not expect this is another hurdle that you know he had to cross

01:56:02.040 with me uh and because i you know during the election i said if there's a crisis he is going to

01:56:08.640 spend us into oblivion and you know he is uh but i said that he would he would nationalize yeah not

01:56:16.300 not just him um that that uh he would nationalize the banks we would nationalize all kinds of stuff

01:56:23.700 including health care and we're not doing it and i think that's fantastic just fantastic you need to

01:56:31.460 let the president know that you're behind him on these things because he's the pressure on him to do this

01:56:37.800 is has got to be enormous from both sides of the aisle

01:56:43.460 on tomorrow's program i i want to talk to you about what happens when this comes back in fall

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01:58:22.020 tekovas.com slash beck tomorrow night at 9 p.m eastern on glenn tv the coronavirus came from china

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01:58:55.600 you're listening to glenn beck

01:59:00.720 welcome to the program boy i just i mean i had to listen to the rantings of a crazy man

01:59:15.320 uh in the break stew is just all wound up on this point that uh you know donald trump can't be both

01:59:22.420 good and bad on this point uh you know closing the economy there's a lot of people who are supporters

01:59:28.240 of donald trump who are blaming all of the closings on these doctors no no no donald trump is the one

01:59:36.300 who's who's closed it uh which gives me a a lot of comfort quite honestly uh i i think donald trump 0.90

01:59:43.940 would be the first to come up and say you know fauci's a fathead yeah fathead fauci you know i mean 0.78

01:59:49.060 he would do that if if he thought that fauci was wrong he'd be calling him fathead fauci right now 0.58

01:59:55.480 okay totally true so right so he has seen it he's intelligent he's not being duped by any of these people

02:00:05.040 that seems to be the implicit allegation is that donald trump is being duped by these doctors like

02:00:10.080 he can't understand like they they're giving him these recommendations and he should realize that

02:00:14.260 we shouldn't have done any of these shutdowns but he's being fooled and we have to save him and it's

02:00:18.500 like well even if that were true that would be a terrible president right donald trump isn't being

02:00:23.640 fooled by these people he's seeing the evidence he believes it's serious and he's doing what he

02:00:27.440 believes is right for the country and i think honestly that so far he's done a pretty damn good job

02:00:31.620 at walking that line which is an impossible line to walk

02:00:34.940 wow i mean listen to you listen to you you're in with fathead fauci you're just trying to just

02:00:43.120 trying to fool the president i think the president is doing a great job on this uh it shows incredible

02:00:50.840 balls and the media i mean just doesn't recognize it and neither do a lot of his supporters

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 07, 2020

Government Overreach？ We Have a Book for That! ｜ Guest： Jeff Brown ｜ 4⧸7⧸20

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