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00:02:47.760 well hello america welcome to the program we begin in colorado unfortunately we do that in

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00:03:58.640 i want to take you to a place where the mountains touch the heaven and the air still holds a trace of

00:04:05.760 frontier decency a place where over the weekend evil struck not with a drone not with a bomb not

00:04:14.340 with a cyber attack or a coordinated cell but with fire ancient primal vicious

00:04:23.460 a man not a citizen want to make that clear not a citizen not even a guest of our country anymore

00:04:31.780 an illegal immigrant whose visa had expired not once but two times hurled a molotov cocktail into

00:04:42.120 the window of a jewish family's home this weekend flames don't ask questions 1.00

00:04:46.840 they quickly licked up the curtains the memories the photographs and the people one woman elderly now 0.85

00:04:58.540 frail frail a woman who had escaped the holocaust in the last century 0.86

00:05:05.420 a woman who escaped hitler's ovens only to be set ablaze here in the nation that was supposed to be 0.96

00:05:13.940 the world's safe harbor let that settle in she survived last century's greatest evil only to be hunted

00:05:23.920 in this century in this country on our streets

00:05:27.980 when will you say you've had enough

00:05:34.460 why was he here how many more like him are here hiding in plain sight walking amongst us

00:05:44.480 why two decades after 9-11 have we learned nothing do you remember what 9-11 you remember what they

00:05:52.140 had caused that people overstaying their visas and so we were going to change we're going to get the

00:05:56.800 patriot act so that never happened again well gee the patriot act has done an awful lot of things but

00:06:02.840 apparently not stopped what caused 9-11 that was the hole we swore we were going to close 0.84

00:06:10.720 do you remember the commissions do you remember the hearings do you remember all of the promises

00:06:15.200 they meant nothing

00:06:18.440 and it'll only get worse if we keep trading security for ideology borders for feelings sovereignty for slogans

00:06:29.760 anti-semitism is burning in our streets

00:06:36.700 this time literal fire

00:06:39.580 this is not really an abstract kind of concept

00:06:43.240 this isn't a mean tweet or a campus protest

00:06:46.820 this is torches and flames

00:06:49.600 and it should sound familiar because i think we've all seen this movie before

00:06:54.360 wasn't it in the 1930s that this happened when they lit synagogues

00:06:58.880 they lit people on fire

00:07:00.420 america are you sleepwalking into that same nightmare

00:07:06.900 i have to tell you i am so sick and tired of the lies

00:07:13.640 from the left and the media every single day they claimed

00:07:18.800 donald trump and his supporters they're nothing but hitler and they're nazis

00:07:23.520 well let me ask you a question

00:07:26.180 what were the nazis best known for because i don't think it was the volkswagen

00:07:33.040 it was the holocaust 0.97

00:07:36.840 it was their hatred of jews

00:07:39.560 it was kristallnacht 0.87

00:07:41.300 it was the ovens

00:07:43.520 in auschwitz

00:07:45.020 let me ask you

00:07:47.800 which

00:07:48.940 group of people

00:07:50.840 is marching in the streets

00:07:53.560 chanting from the rivers

00:07:55.740 to the sea

00:07:56.640 are they

00:07:59.740 donald trump supporters

00:08:01.340 or are they

00:08:03.460 the anarchists

00:08:05.320 the lgbtq community

00:08:08.100 the democrats

00:08:09.460 the socialists

00:08:11.020 the communists

00:08:12.440 aren't they the ones doing it

00:08:15.700 i'm having a hard time with this because

00:08:20.940 i mean

00:08:21.820 you know

00:08:22.720 donald trump is trying to build more cars in america

00:08:26.660 and if that's the way you define hitler

00:08:28.820 as somebody who was responsible for the volkswagen

00:08:31.900 then yeah i guess he's hitler

00:08:33.660 but if you concentrate on what's happening with the jews

00:08:36.740 it's very

00:08:37.460 very clear

00:08:38.840 whose side

00:08:40.660 is on who

00:08:41.780 which one is

00:08:45.220 which one is shouting river to the sea

00:08:46.900 which means

00:08:47.480 no jews 1.00

00:08:48.500 in israel

00:08:49.200 two weeks ago

00:08:52.320 the son of a man

00:08:55.240 who was a guest of the democratic party

00:08:57.560 at the last state of the union

00:09:01.660 his son

00:09:03.380 a flag waving member of the communist socialist movement here in america

00:09:08.300 shot two innocents

00:09:09.660 two innocent jews

00:09:11.580 in the streets

00:09:12.620 two weeks ago

00:09:13.780 in fact he took the time to reload

00:09:16.140 so he could finish the young lady off 0.99

00:09:18.920 she tried to crawl to safety 1.00

00:09:22.260 i try not to be

00:09:39.140 angry but i am passionate

00:09:43.520 i was mocked by the adl in 2009 or 10

00:09:52.960 maybe it was probably 2009 and 10

00:09:55.740 i was called a hate monger

00:09:58.580 for spreading fear

00:10:00.540 because i dare tell you

00:10:02.960 that what the world witnessed on the streets of germany in the 1930s

00:10:07.420 would come again to our streets

00:10:11.420 well let me ask the adl

00:10:15.300 do you still wish me to remain silent

00:10:19.260 because this is exactly what i warned about

00:10:22.920 and exactly

00:10:24.100 what you called me a hate monger for pointing out

00:10:27.840 gee i'm sorry you don't have the vision needed to protect your own people

00:10:33.580 but it doesn't require an awful lot of vision really

00:10:36.940 this story has been told over and over and over again

00:10:42.280 what are you saying now

00:10:43.480 what do you see coming now

00:10:46.160 is it still donald trump you're really worried about

00:10:49.000 as bad as it is today

00:10:53.420 i warn you

00:10:55.920 you haven't seen anything yet

00:10:59.300 and this time it is global

00:11:03.500 and mainly because you on the left

00:11:07.620 in all of your haughtiness

00:11:10.620 all of your overeducated boobs 1.00

00:11:13.260 that try to preach to everybody about love and peace

00:11:18.080 have no idea how people actually work

00:11:22.020 you have cozied up to the very groups

00:11:26.640 of people that wish to destroy the jew

00:11:29.700 and you have only made it worse

00:11:33.020 the hour

00:11:35.980 grows

00:11:37.640 late

00:11:38.980 and let me ask you

00:11:43.280 the jew has been chased out of every

00:11:47.780 country on earth

00:11:49.740 always told to go back to where they come from

00:11:54.680 well they finally did

00:11:56.900 and now you want them out of there as well

00:12:00.120 where do they go

00:12:02.600 this time where does the jew run 0.95

00:12:07.540 where does the jew hide 0.99

00:12:09.600 please don't let this ancient evil grab your heart

00:12:19.060 please

00:12:19.800 this is an ancient evil

00:12:21.960 and if we do not start treating it as such

00:12:24.540 instead of something we can negotiate with

00:12:27.620 i promise you the jews will only be the canary in the coal mine 1.00

00:12:33.220 and

00:12:34.380 with ai on the event horizon

00:12:37.900 there will be no place for the jew 1.00

00:12:40.160 or you

00:12:41.300 to hide

00:12:42.760 no place

00:12:45.080 you know the west isn't a direction on a compass

00:12:54.880 it's an idea

00:13:04.200 fragile

00:13:06.760 luminous idea

00:13:09.040 that all men are created equal

00:13:13.360 that laws

00:13:14.200 matter

00:13:15.000 that borders matter

00:13:16.400 that truth

00:13:17.420 matters

00:13:18.740 but when we allow lawlessness in the name of compassion

00:13:26.100 when we let hatred march unchallenged under the mask of tolerance

00:13:31.720 when we fail to enforce even the most basic boundaries of civilization

00:13:37.160 we're not being moral

00:13:39.160 we're being suicidal

00:13:40.920 how much longer will we ignore this

00:13:46.940 what will it take for all decent americans to wake up

00:13:51.940 must every town lose a synagogue

00:13:54.380 must we have shootings

00:13:56.200 and now fire bombings on all of our streets and all of our cities

00:14:00.360 must every grandmother who survived the ovens of auschwitz

00:14:04.060 die in the flames of our indifference

00:14:06.720 when the people who came here

00:14:18.660 because they were being persecuted for what they believed in

00:14:23.280 they said

00:14:26.820 we need to be a city on the hill

00:14:29.860 to be the last

00:14:38.420 great hope of man on earth

00:14:41.080 but cities burn when no one defends them

00:14:46.480 when the watchman abandons their post

00:14:53.800 when people forget their own history

00:14:56.700 when people forget who they are

00:14:58.580 this is not about politics

00:15:04.840 this is not about race

00:15:07.300 this is about civilization

00:15:12.080 and we either draw the line here

00:15:15.840 or we will allow the fire to spread

00:15:18.460 until there is no west left to defend

00:15:22.500 and it will only be then

00:15:26.980 that the world will mourn and weep

00:15:29.160 for the just decency

00:15:35.160 that western civilization has created

00:15:37.800 they will weep

00:15:39.880 but it will be too late

00:15:41.180 this time

00:15:51.900 let's not be the generation 0.99

00:15:55.100 that remembers freedom only by the smell of its ashes

00:15:57.860 rise up

00:16:03.240 not in anger

00:16:04.160 but in spirit

00:16:06.480 in resolve

00:16:08.220 please just remember

00:16:21.120 remember who we are

00:16:27.020 remember what we've tried to create

00:16:32.960 remember what our principles are

00:16:36.320 remember the truth

00:16:38.300 I saw a story today

00:16:51.140 said Biden

00:16:53.880 his administration

00:16:56.340 had ignored

00:16:59.020 7,000 warnings

00:17:02.320 of child trafficking

00:17:04.380 7,000 warnings

00:17:08.760 may a millstone be around the neck

00:17:13.580 of all of those that turned a blind eye

00:17:16.180 when will we come together

00:17:21.720 on our principles again

00:17:23.820 to protect the innocent

00:17:26.240 to actually enforce our own laws

00:17:30.200 to defend the vulnerable

00:17:32.340 and call evil out by its name

00:17:35.960 before the fires consume

00:17:39.700 all of us

00:17:41.360 back in a minute

00:17:45.140 there's a sad little world

00:17:49.980 hiding in your freezer

00:17:51.040 right now

00:17:51.900 it's a

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00:17:55.220 half bag

00:17:57.480 full of peas

00:17:58.560 stuck together

00:17:59.320 with

00:17:59.860 frozen green brick

00:18:01.560 and a

00:18:01.940 mysterious

00:18:03.000 ziplock 0.96

00:18:03.620 bag

00:18:04.420 labeled

00:18:04.800 Thanksgiving

00:18:05.280 stuffing

00:18:05.860 I don't really

00:18:07.120 know

00:18:08.220 single pizza roll

00:18:09.200 shriveled

00:18:09.780 curled

00:18:10.240 into itself

00:18:11.560 like a retired 0.85

00:18:12.340 MMA firefighter

00:18:13.760 who's seen too much

00:18:14.600 these are the forgotten foods

00:18:16.080 the cold

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00:18:18.080 the meals that never happen

00:18:19.900 and they're lonely

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00:18:22.980 that you should be full of

00:18:24.560 the thing that makes

00:18:25.240 all of those other ingredients

00:18:26.460 worth using

00:18:27.380 is meat

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00:19:09.160 well the press

00:19:21.960 kept calling this man

00:19:24.120 allegedly

00:19:25.200 a illegal immigrant

00:19:28.300 they also called him

00:19:29.700 a white man

00:19:30.560 of course that's easy

00:19:32.380 to call him a white man

00:19:33.560 sure

00:19:33.880 Mohammed

00:19:35.080 Sabri

00:19:35.720 Solomon

00:19:36.400 in the middle

00:19:38.720 of a tirade

00:19:39.480 about Palestine

00:19:40.620 chanting

00:19:42.480 and calling

00:19:43.160 for the death

00:19:43.660 of Zionists 0.99

00:19:44.620 they are killers

00:19:46.940 how many children

00:19:47.820 how many children

00:19:49.420 have you killed 0.80

00:19:50.460 he said

00:19:51.340 and Zionists 0.99

00:19:52.660 he had a flamethrower

00:19:54.420 with him

00:19:54.940 in a couple of

00:19:55.560 Molotov cocktails

00:19:56.700 he threw

00:19:59.860 the cocktails

00:20:00.980 at people

00:20:01.520 during an event

00:20:03.920 just calling

00:20:04.700 for the release

00:20:05.340 of Israeli hostages

00:20:06.640 I heard an interview

00:20:17.680 with a girl

00:20:18.700 that was there

00:20:19.360 she was LGBTQ

00:20:20.920 I don't know

00:20:22.460 which one of the letters

00:20:23.520 she was

00:20:24.280 she was one

00:20:25.340 of those letters

00:20:25.940 she might have 0.95

00:20:26.360 been a number

00:20:26.840 she might have 0.95

00:20:27.260 been a two

00:20:27.740 or a plus

00:20:28.380 I don't know

00:20:29.140 but she was 0.91

00:20:31.720 saying how

00:20:32.620 she was there

00:20:33.600 because you will

00:20:34.180 not erase us

00:20:35.400 have you ever

00:20:37.220 had a brain cell

00:20:39.240 that worked

00:20:39.980 do you know

00:20:46.240 anything at all

00:20:47.060 about Israel

00:20:47.780 do you know

00:20:48.860 how open

00:20:49.620 and welcoming

00:20:50.600 Israel is

00:20:52.380 to LGBTQ2

00:20:54.260 plus

00:20:54.900 II

00:20:55.500 XYZ

00:20:57.440 you have

00:20:58.220 any idea

00:20:59.720 now let me ask you

00:21:01.620 do you

00:21:02.120 have you done

00:21:02.600 any thinking

00:21:03.720 on how

00:21:04.620 welcoming

00:21:05.620 Hamas is 0.99

00:21:07.780 to an L

00:21:08.900 or a G 0.62

00:21:09.540 or a T

00:21:10.340 let alone

00:21:12.240 a Q

00:21:12.720 or a 2

00:21:13.360 or a plus

00:21:14.220 I can't

00:21:19.480 take

00:21:20.720 the stupidity

00:21:22.420 and I

00:21:23.660 I'm

00:21:24.340 look

00:21:24.940 I'm a self

00:21:26.160 educated guy

00:21:27.000 I

00:21:28.080 you know

00:21:28.500 I'm not

00:21:29.880 exactly the

00:21:30.820 sharpest guy

00:21:32.040 on the radio

00:21:32.660 and if you

00:21:33.100 listen to this

00:21:33.840 every day

00:21:34.320 you know

00:21:34.880 I'm not the

00:21:36.840 smartest podcaster

00:21:38.140 I'm none of

00:21:38.740 those things

00:21:39.380 I'm

00:21:40.700 a guy

00:21:41.940 who used

00:21:42.680 to make

00:21:43.380 fun

00:21:44.000 of things

00:21:45.020 and I

00:21:46.520 got into

00:21:47.060 talk radio

00:21:47.740 to make

00:21:48.200 fun

00:21:48.740 of talk

00:21:49.380 radio

00:21:49.780 and then

00:21:50.900 9-11

00:21:51.340 happened

00:21:51.840 and I

00:21:52.580 realized

00:21:53.060 I'm a

00:21:53.780 moron

00:21:54.440 did you

00:21:55.380 just use

00:21:55.900 the M

00:21:56.340 word

00:21:56.620 yes

00:21:57.200 and I'm

00:21:58.320 going to

00:21:58.560 use the

00:21:59.020 R word

00:21:59.800 later on

00:22:00.720 in the

00:22:00.960 program

00:22:01.540 sorry

00:22:03.440 CNN

00:22:03.940 if it

00:22:04.560 offends

00:22:05.020 your

00:22:05.240 sensibilities

00:22:06.040 that's

00:22:06.740 another

00:22:07.040 story

00:22:07.500 that got

00:22:07.940 under my

00:22:08.420 skin

00:22:08.680 this

00:22:08.920 weekend

00:22:09.280 and so

00:22:16.780 I

00:22:16.960 educated

00:22:17.560 myself

00:22:18.240 and I

00:22:20.100 I

00:22:21.800 took

00:22:22.420 and

00:22:25.300 adopted

00:22:26.820 a

00:22:27.280 made

00:22:28.260 something

00:22:28.620 a personal

00:22:29.400 mantra

00:22:30.020 of mine

00:22:30.840 above all

00:22:33.680 things

00:22:34.060 when it

00:22:34.380 comes to

00:22:34.740 religion

00:22:35.220 fix reason

00:22:36.520 firmly

00:22:36.940 intercede

00:22:37.520 for if

00:22:38.000 there be

00:22:38.340 a God

00:22:38.760 he must

00:22:39.180 surely

00:22:39.600 rather

00:22:40.380 honest

00:22:40.880 questioning

00:22:41.480 over

00:22:41.860 blindfolded

00:22:42.680 fear

00:22:43.040 and I

00:22:43.960 started

00:22:44.440 by

00:22:45.060 questioning

00:22:45.680 God

00:22:47.580 and then

00:22:49.480 I questioned

00:22:50.220 everything

00:22:51.380 and I'm

00:22:55.400 still

00:22:55.900 questioning

00:22:56.560 everything

00:22:57.100 today

00:22:57.580 unfortunately

00:22:58.800 well

00:22:59.460 at least

00:23:00.520 early on

00:23:01.920 in the

00:23:02.140 day I'm

00:23:02.600 mainly

00:23:02.880 questioning

00:23:03.500 other

00:23:03.860 people's

00:23:04.520 stupidity

00:23:05.680 and

00:23:06.780 willingness

00:23:07.420 to

00:23:08.360 live

00:23:08.960 in

00:23:09.300 self

00:23:09.820 imposed

00:23:10.640 ignorance

00:23:11.340 at the

00:23:12.220 expense

00:23:12.920 of the

00:23:13.460 rest

00:23:13.920 of us

00:23:14.520 you

00:23:15.520 have

00:23:15.780 a

00:23:15.920 responsibility

00:23:16.760 to

00:23:17.320 educate

00:23:17.880 yourself

00:23:18.740 you

00:23:19.000 moron

00:23:19.900 this

00:23:22.460 is

00:23:23.020 Glenn

00:23:23.940 Beck

00:23:24.740 now see

00:23:25.740 I didn't

00:23:26.060 set out

00:23:26.400 to do

00:23:26.680 that

00:23:26.960 I didn't

00:23:27.520 set out

00:23:27.820 to do

00:23:28.060 that

00:23:28.220 that's

00:23:28.420 not

00:23:28.560 what

00:23:28.700 Christ

00:23:28.960 would

00:23:29.120 have

00:23:29.240 done

00:23:29.520 and I

00:23:31.500 am

00:23:31.720 way

00:23:32.800 away

00:23:33.060 from

00:23:33.340 that

00:23:33.660 let me

00:23:34.040 tell you

00:23:34.260 about

00:23:34.560 leaf home

00:23:35.580 gutters

00:23:36.020 ever notice

00:23:36.620 how the

00:23:36.920 stuff that

00:23:37.280 causes

00:23:37.600 some of

00:23:38.000 the biggest

00:23:38.400 damage

00:23:38.860 starts out

00:23:39.480 as nothing

00:23:40.120 there's

00:23:41.160 a few

00:23:41.740 leaves

00:23:42.220 you know

00:23:42.780 in the

00:23:43.340 gutter

00:23:43.620 a little

00:23:44.060 summer

00:23:44.380 debris

00:23:44.720 after a

00:23:45.240 storm

00:23:45.540 straight 0.70

00:23:45.900 twig

00:23:46.160 or two

00:23:46.560 doesn't

00:23:46.900 look like

00:23:47.260 much

00:23:47.540 until your

00:23:47.920 gutter

00:23:48.140 backs up

00:23:48.700 water

00:23:49.020 starts

00:23:49.400 pouring

00:23:49.920 where it

00:23:50.300 shouldn't

00:23:50.620 and then

00:23:50.940 you're

00:23:51.380 staring at

00:23:51.780 a repair

00:23:52.180 bill

00:23:52.440 that makes

00:23:52.820 you question

00:23:53.200 every life

00:23:53.680 choice

00:23:53.920 you've

00:23:54.120 ever

00:23:54.300 made

00:23:54.660 well at

00:23:55.460 least

00:23:55.560 you weren't

00:23:55.820 in

00:23:55.980 Colorado

00:23:56.300 marching

00:23:56.900 with the

00:23:57.240 morons

00:23:57.760 and if

00:23:59.180 you live

00:23:59.460 in a

00:23:59.640 wildfire

00:24:00.220 prone

00:24:00.560 area

00:24:01.000 it gets

00:24:01.360 even worse

00:24:01.860 dry

00:24:02.300 flammable

00:24:02.980 debris

00:24:03.380 just sitting

00:24:04.000 up there

00:24:04.260 waiting for

00:24:04.780 a spark

00:24:05.240 this is

00:24:06.100 why you

00:24:06.780 should have

00:24:07.100 leaf filter

00:24:07.880 because this

00:24:08.280 is what

00:24:08.480 leaf filter

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00:24:09.240 the pros

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00:24:10.000 they clean

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00:24:10.680 gutters

00:24:10.960 they realign

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00:24:12.040 they seal

00:24:13.040 them

00:24:13.380 and then

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00:25:01.000 so

00:25:03.500 I want to

00:25:09.240 just circle

00:25:10.640 back on

00:25:11.080 one thing

00:25:11.540 anybody

00:25:12.160 who in

00:25:13.200 the media

00:25:13.700 who is

00:25:14.820 intentionally

00:25:15.560 avoiding

00:25:16.420 whether left

00:25:17.420 or right

00:25:18.020 whether they

00:25:18.940 are intentionally

00:25:19.760 avoiding this

00:25:21.260 story that

00:25:21.920 happened in

00:25:22.460 Colorado and

00:25:23.120 they just don't

00:25:23.600 want to make a

00:25:24.180 comment on it

00:25:24.760 because it's

00:25:25.240 too controversial

00:25:26.080 be very

00:25:29.000 careful of that

00:25:29.800 individual if

00:25:31.840 this is too

00:25:32.520 controversial if

00:25:33.400 they don't get

00:25:34.180 it at this

00:25:35.000 point they're

00:25:37.240 going to lead

00:25:37.820 you astray

00:25:38.340 anyone who

00:25:40.940 is intentionally

00:25:42.200 silent is a

00:25:44.600 problem

00:25:45.220 anybody who

00:25:47.340 is a

00:25:49.340 podcaster or

00:25:52.960 a broadcaster

00:25:53.820 and their job

00:25:55.760 is to talk

00:25:56.420 about politics

00:25:58.240 culture and

00:25:59.360 and you

00:26:00.480 know the

00:26:00.900 global

00:26:01.500 direction if

00:26:03.100 they're not

00:26:03.420 making this a

00:26:04.080 priority story

00:26:05.140 they're just

00:26:07.740 dangerous in

00:26:08.620 their stupidity

00:26:09.640 and you

00:26:11.200 should not

00:26:11.880 listen to

00:26:13.040 them for

00:26:13.600 great advice

00:26:14.360 because they

00:26:16.940 just don't

00:26:17.500 this is such

00:26:19.280 a

00:26:19.960 the last two

00:26:22.560 weekends

00:26:23.020 this weekend

00:26:24.200 and the

00:26:24.560 well weekend

00:26:25.100 before last

00:26:25.780 when we

00:26:27.560 have shootings

00:26:28.100 of Jews

00:26:28.580 in our

00:26:28.880 own street

00:26:29.500 if that

00:26:30.480 isn't a

00:26:32.560 beacon

00:26:34.040 that you

00:26:35.180 drop down

00:26:36.220 you don't

00:26:37.500 drop a pin

00:26:38.280 on the map

00:26:38.760 and say

00:26:39.180 we are

00:26:40.260 here now

00:26:41.340 you have

00:26:43.900 no idea

00:26:44.500 how to

00:26:44.920 protect

00:26:45.380 western

00:26:46.740 civilization

00:26:47.420 and this

00:26:49.980 is not

00:26:50.880 about the

00:26:51.340 Jews

00:26:51.700 you know

00:26:53.020 I know

00:26:53.460 a lot of

00:26:53.820 people

00:26:54.060 you know

00:26:54.520 I

00:26:54.900 well I

00:26:55.280 think

00:26:55.460 those

00:26:55.740 Jews

00:26:56.100 you know

00:26:56.440 they run

00:26:56.880 the banking

00:26:57.360 system

00:26:57.980 shut up

00:27:00.100 it's not

00:27:04.040 about the

00:27:04.420 Jews

00:27:04.760 Jews

00:27:07.680 will just

00:27:08.280 be the

00:27:08.620 first to

00:27:09.100 go

00:27:09.320 they'll

00:27:11.020 come for

00:27:11.500 you

00:27:11.940 well I'm

00:27:14.440 not gonna

00:27:14.760 come for

00:27:15.380 me because

00:27:15.700 I'm not

00:27:16.000 doing anything

00:27:16.500 wrong

00:27:16.900 you know

00:27:17.640 I'm not

00:27:17.960 saying anything

00:27:18.460 I'm just

00:27:18.820 not getting

00:27:19.280 involved

00:27:19.920 okay

00:27:20.940 let me

00:27:23.860 let me

00:27:25.200 switch

00:27:25.540 topics to

00:27:26.400 somebody else

00:27:28.040 who is

00:27:28.380 just

00:27:28.700 you know

00:27:29.440 it's really

00:27:29.860 strange

00:27:30.440 there is

00:27:34.240 somebody that

00:27:34.700 is incredibly

00:27:36.080 irrelevant

00:27:36.880 and I

00:27:38.320 normally

00:27:38.780 don't

00:27:39.520 I'm not

00:27:40.100 bothered by

00:27:40.780 irrelevant

00:27:41.260 people because

00:27:42.080 they're so

00:27:42.800 irrelevant

00:27:43.440 but this

00:27:44.820 guy is not

00:27:45.840 only the

00:27:46.300 king of

00:27:46.860 irrelevancy

00:27:47.640 he drives

00:27:49.640 me out

00:27:50.020 of my

00:27:50.380 mind

00:27:51.020 and that

00:27:52.360 is

00:27:52.780 Tim

00:27:54.520 Walls

00:27:54.860 the

00:27:56.680 former

00:27:57.340 governor

00:27:58.000 and

00:27:58.400 or the

00:27:59.200 governor

00:27:59.540 and the

00:28:00.040 former

00:28:00.360 vice

00:28:00.640 presidential

00:28:01.120 candidate

00:28:01.580 Tim

00:28:01.880 Walls

00:28:02.240 that guy

00:28:02.800 I don't

00:28:03.260 know what

00:28:03.680 it is

00:28:04.120 it's

00:28:05.260 that

00:28:05.780 he is

00:28:06.600 it's a

00:28:07.420 combination

00:28:07.800 of stupidity

00:28:09.360 and I

00:28:11.120 think

00:28:11.700 inauthenticity

00:28:14.380 he's

00:28:16.260 he's

00:28:17.140 he has

00:28:18.340 no idea

00:28:19.580 how to

00:28:21.580 be authentic

00:28:22.340 because he's

00:28:23.100 not authentic

00:28:24.040 and

00:28:25.440 he's playing

00:28:27.500 this little

00:28:27.940 role and

00:28:28.640 then you

00:28:28.980 couple that

00:28:29.540 with his

00:28:29.920 stupidity

00:28:30.700 and it

00:28:31.060 just makes

00:28:31.500 my head

00:28:32.060 hurt

00:28:32.440 makes my

00:28:33.120 soul

00:28:33.580 just

00:28:34.400 hurt a

00:28:36.260 little bit

00:28:36.640 for him

00:28:37.300 you know

00:28:37.840 I pity

00:28:38.840 him

00:28:39.220 he was in

00:28:40.700 South Carolina

00:28:41.540 and he

00:28:42.180 was speaking

00:28:42.540 to the

00:28:42.840 Democrats

00:28:43.200 and you

00:28:44.160 know

00:28:44.320 this is the

00:28:46.540 kind of

00:28:46.860 advice you're

00:28:47.440 getting now

00:28:47.940 from Democrats

00:28:48.580 he said

00:28:49.100 the Democrats

00:28:49.580 need to be

00:28:50.320 meaner

00:28:51.020 and

00:28:53.040 what he

00:28:53.620 was doing

00:28:54.100 was he

00:28:54.460 was trying

00:28:54.880 to you

00:28:55.440 know

00:28:55.540 get everybody

00:28:56.080 in the

00:28:56.480 Democratic

00:28:56.880 Party

00:28:57.320 to

00:28:58.400 during his

00:28:59.300 keynote

00:28:59.720 address

00:29:00.420 he was

00:29:02.360 trying to

00:29:02.660 get everybody

00:29:03.160 you know

00:29:03.620 really riled

00:29:04.580 up

00:29:04.880 and he

00:29:05.540 said

00:29:05.700 maybe it's

00:29:06.140 time for

00:29:06.560 us to be

00:29:06.920 a little

00:29:07.180 meaner

00:29:07.760 a little

00:29:08.280 more fierce

00:29:09.160 I know

00:29:09.880 because

00:29:10.360 you know

00:29:11.340 the setting

00:29:11.840 the streets

00:29:12.380 on fire

00:29:13.020 just hasn't

00:29:14.220 been enough

00:29:14.820 you know

00:29:15.580 marching

00:29:17.400 in the

00:29:18.480 streets

00:29:18.920 you know

00:29:19.300 from the

00:29:19.640 river

00:29:19.880 and the

00:29:20.200 sea

00:29:20.420 which is

00:29:20.840 causing

00:29:21.220 the

00:29:21.480 shootings

00:29:21.840 of Jews

00:29:22.500 and you

00:29:23.340 know

00:29:23.460 that just

00:29:23.900 hasn't

00:29:24.240 been

00:29:24.400 enough

00:29:24.760 I don't

00:29:25.140 think

00:29:25.360 you've

00:29:25.540 been

00:29:25.680 mean

00:29:25.920 enough

00:29:26.360 you know

00:29:26.820 there are

00:29:27.220 things

00:29:27.560 that you

00:29:27.820 could do

00:29:28.280 you could

00:29:28.600 just start

00:29:28.980 rounding

00:29:29.300 people up

00:29:29.840 and putting

00:29:30.180 them in

00:29:30.540 camps

00:29:31.040 you know

00:29:32.280 that might

00:29:32.800 be a little

00:29:33.220 meaner

00:29:33.800 he says

00:29:36.100 you know

00:29:37.280 the thing

00:29:37.520 that bothers

00:29:37.900 a teacher

00:29:38.300 more than

00:29:38.700 anything else

00:29:39.260 is to

00:29:39.540 watch a

00:29:39.940 bully

00:29:40.200 and when

00:29:40.740 it's a

00:29:41.000 child

00:29:41.220 you talk

00:29:41.620 to them

00:29:41.900 you tell

00:29:42.220 them my

00:29:42.460 bullying is

00:29:43.340 wrong

00:29:43.680 but when

00:29:44.420 it's an

00:29:44.700 adult like

00:29:45.140 Donald Trump

00:29:45.740 you bully

00:29:46.540 the S

00:29:47.440 out of

00:29:47.940 him

00:29:48.240 oh

00:29:49.420 well that's

00:29:50.560 a good

00:29:50.860 example for

00:29:51.560 the kids

00:29:52.220 he also

00:29:54.840 called

00:29:55.180 Trump

00:29:55.640 now this

00:29:56.220 is going

00:29:56.400 to come

00:29:56.660 as a

00:29:56.920 surprise

00:29:57.340 a wannabe

00:29:58.140 dictator

00:29:58.780 Donald Trump

00:30:00.600 is the

00:30:00.960 existential

00:30:01.380 threat

00:30:02.000 we knew

00:30:02.620 was coming

00:30:03.380 oh

00:30:04.060 wow

00:30:06.020 okay

00:30:06.600 you got

00:30:07.260 that one

00:30:08.000 and it

00:30:08.380 really doesn't

00:30:09.140 seem like

00:30:10.020 it but

00:30:10.460 you missed

00:30:11.240 the whole

00:30:12.140 collapsing

00:30:13.320 of the

00:30:13.900 western

00:30:14.280 world

00:30:15.060 hmm

00:30:16.120 he said

00:30:17.420 we've got

00:30:17.880 the guts

00:30:18.400 and we need

00:30:18.940 to have

00:30:19.260 it pushed

00:30:19.860 back onto

00:30:20.540 the bullies

00:30:21.200 and on

00:30:21.640 the greed

00:30:22.360 and you

00:30:23.880 should also

00:30:24.240 have some

00:30:24.640 fun and be

00:30:25.160 joyful

00:30:25.540 this guy's

00:30:26.420 a moron

00:30:27.200 Stu

00:30:27.820 am I alone

00:30:28.820 in this

00:30:29.160 I don't

00:30:29.720 know why

00:30:30.200 I don't even

00:30:31.020 know why

00:30:31.400 I pay

00:30:31.700 attention to

00:30:32.180 him because

00:30:32.480 he's so

00:30:33.020 incredibly

00:30:33.860 irrelevant

00:30:34.200 he wants

00:30:34.860 to run

00:30:35.240 for president

00:30:35.840 and he

00:30:36.460 has as

00:30:36.860 much chance

00:30:37.520 of winning

00:30:37.880 the nomination

00:30:38.480 of president

00:30:39.220 as Kamala

00:30:40.880 Harris would

00:30:41.520 have if she

00:30:42.000 had to go

00:30:42.460 through a

00:30:42.900 primary

00:30:43.380 I mean

00:30:44.200 there's no

00:30:44.500 chance this

00:30:45.220 guy is going

00:30:45.780 to win

00:30:46.100 no and

00:30:46.980 you're definitely

00:30:47.480 not alone

00:30:48.040 in fact I

00:30:48.700 kind of

00:30:49.660 have considered

00:30:50.400 myself

00:30:50.960 president of

00:30:52.220 the I

00:30:52.860 can't stand

00:30:53.580 Tim Walls

00:30:54.440 club

00:30:54.900 over the

00:30:56.160 years because

00:30:56.800 he's so

00:30:57.700 it's not

00:30:59.060 like he's

00:31:01.480 a loser

00:31:02.340 democratic

00:31:03.380 vice

00:31:03.960 presidential

00:31:04.580 nominee

00:31:04.900 like we

00:31:05.240 didn't spend

00:31:05.620 any time

00:31:06.060 talking about

00:31:06.680 Tim Kaine

00:31:07.740 after the

00:31:08.520 Hillary Clinton

00:31:09.120 campaign failed

00:31:10.080 there's nothing

00:31:10.660 to that at all

00:31:11.380 like he's just

00:31:12.260 a guy and he

00:31:13.220 was kind of

00:31:13.600 boring and we

00:31:14.660 moved on with

00:31:15.140 our lives

00:31:15.460 there's something

00:31:16.440 like uniquely

00:31:18.680 irritating about

00:31:19.960 Tim Walls the

00:31:20.920 way he speaks

00:31:22.200 the way he

00:31:23.080 tries to do

00:31:23.960 this fake

00:31:24.660 tough guy

00:31:25.480 act all

00:31:27.020 the time

00:31:27.480 it's so

00:31:28.700 annoying

00:31:29.920 annoying

00:31:30.640 like and

00:31:31.520 it's not

00:31:32.080 it's it's

00:31:34.160 I you know

00:31:35.580 I've been

00:31:35.880 reading all

00:31:36.440 these books

00:31:36.880 about the

00:31:37.260 campaign and

00:31:37.960 one of the

00:31:38.560 things I've

00:31:39.340 been fascinated

00:31:40.500 about outside

00:31:41.540 of the Biden

00:31:42.240 mental decline

00:31:43.300 stuff is how

00:31:44.640 on earth she

00:31:45.640 picked him

00:31:46.280 like I can't

00:31:48.340 comprehend how

00:31:49.740 anyone could

00:31:50.680 have thought that

00:31:51.240 was a good

00:31:51.620 idea

00:31:52.060 hang on just

00:31:54.020 a second she

00:31:54.440 was trying to

00:31:54.940 get men to 0.65

00:31:55.920 get back into

00:31:56.740 the camp and

00:31:57.460 that's the

00:31:58.060 understanding of

00:31:59.060 the left of

00:31:59.700 what a man is

00:32:00.440 yeah it's like

00:32:01.560 Tim Walls

00:32:02.200 yes it's like

00:32:03.220 you know I

00:32:04.940 don't know like

00:32:06.300 it's it's it's

00:32:07.020 such a massive

00:32:07.760 miss right like

00:32:09.540 it's it's it's

00:32:10.460 someone who's

00:32:11.080 never met a

00:32:11.940 man before and

00:32:13.780 is thinking like

00:32:14.640 this is probably

00:32:15.640 what they like he

00:32:16.520 said the word

00:32:17.440 football before

00:32:18.580 yeah he must

00:32:20.380 be and and

00:32:21.940 it's like he

00:32:22.380 is it's like

00:32:23.860 he's an alien

00:32:24.820 you know that

00:32:26.540 came down as

00:32:27.300 like here's how

00:32:28.720 you be a man

00:32:29.820 I mean it's

00:32:30.820 just it's so

00:32:31.480 it's just so

00:32:32.180 weird anyway he

00:32:33.260 also went on to

00:32:34.120 say the big

00:32:35.700 beautiful bill I

00:32:36.680 used to teach

00:32:37.240 fourth grade I

00:32:38.240 was I was gonna

00:32:39.080 say it sounded

00:32:39.640 like something like

00:32:40.300 a fourth grader

00:32:40.960 would come up

00:32:41.580 with but that

00:32:42.100 would be insulting

00:32:42.780 to my fourth

00:32:43.600 graders ha ha ha

00:32:44.920 laugh ensues let

00:32:46.460 me just play the

00:32:47.220 audio now of Tim

00:32:48.700 Walls saying

00:32:49.320 build back

00:32:50.420 better

00:32:50.980 don't talk to

00:32:55.940 me about bad

00:32:57.460 names when you

00:32:58.340 were doubting

00:32:59.040 build back

00:32:59.920 better yes big

00:33:01.400 beautiful bill you

00:33:03.120 know Patriot we

00:33:04.480 get it but the

00:33:06.120 whole slogan for

00:33:08.300 the left was

00:33:09.100 build back

00:33:10.980 better please

00:33:13.820 the words aren't

00:33:15.860 even in the right

00:33:16.440 order it feels

00:33:17.140 like he he is

00:33:19.900 just like it is

00:33:21.040 interesting because

00:33:21.500 I I really did

00:33:22.920 I certainly hope

00:33:24.900 but also think he

00:33:26.340 would go away

00:33:27.680 forever after that

00:33:29.320 I mean I I think

00:33:30.340 there's a I don't

00:33:31.340 know that it's

00:33:31.920 actually true but

00:33:33.760 there's a legitimate

00:33:34.780 case to be made

00:33:36.080 that he cost them

00:33:37.200 the win like it

00:33:38.740 was it was like

00:33:40.340 if that was a good

00:33:41.200 pick it could have

00:33:42.900 been I mean like

00:33:43.520 if they went with

00:33:44.620 say Josh Shapiro

00:33:45.640 a guy who's you

00:33:46.740 know a little bit

00:33:47.280 more in the middle

00:33:48.260 in a state that

00:33:49.400 actually mattered I

00:33:50.840 don't think it

00:33:52.020 would have made the

00:33:52.680 difference I think

00:33:53.700 it would have been

00:33:54.040 closer but I you

00:33:56.280 know I don't think

00:33:57.100 they may not have

00:33:57.480 won the they may

00:33:58.420 not have won the

00:33:59.480 popular vote I mean

00:34:00.880 Donald Trump may

00:34:01.840 not have won the

00:34:02.420 popular vote with

00:34:03.520 Josh Shapiro maybe

00:34:05.000 maybe I think it

00:34:06.160 really could have

00:34:08.200 made the difference

00:34:08.900 in in a key

00:34:09.880 Senate seat or

00:34:11.300 yeah oh yeah

00:34:11.940 um so that

00:34:13.240 one I mean

00:34:14.020 Pennsylvania in

00:34:15.500 particular it was

00:34:16.960 probably the closest

00:34:18.480 Senate race if I

00:34:19.640 remember right in

00:34:20.660 that election I

00:34:21.280 mean you didn't

00:34:22.100 need much just that

00:34:23.980 one took like a

00:34:25.220 month before they

00:34:26.200 called it I mean if

00:34:27.860 you had Josh

00:34:28.720 Shapiro on that

00:34:29.420 ticket at the very

00:34:30.760 least they probably

00:34:31.960 get that Senate

00:34:32.860 seat and that

00:34:34.240 would have been

00:34:34.580 terrible for the

00:34:35.260 country sure uh but

00:34:37.080 like and it's it's

00:34:39.100 inexplicable there's

00:34:40.660 just nothing that

00:34:41.840 you'd look at him

00:34:42.600 and say okay I

00:34:43.620 understand why on

00:34:44.720 paper they picked

00:34:45.480 that guy he's

00:34:46.700 terrible in every

00:34:48.440 way and you know

00:34:51.080 the only thing that

00:34:51.980 you could point to

00:34:52.660 is that the far far

00:34:54.200 left seemed to like

00:34:55.620 him on MSNBC uh

00:34:58.580 before and you know

00:35:00.340 kind of during the

00:35:01.040 ramp up of this

00:35:01.760 process but then

00:35:03.280 even after they

00:35:04.600 picked him they

00:35:05.860 basically realized

00:35:07.100 immediately how

00:35:08.440 offensive he was to

00:35:09.820 everyone else on

00:35:10.800 earth and didn't

00:35:11.900 put him even on

00:35:12.700 MSNBC throughout the

00:35:14.060 campaign so the one

00:35:15.200 thing that they

00:35:15.740 picked him for they

00:35:17.080 didn't even utilize

00:35:18.060 I mean it's it's

00:35:19.940 incomprehensible and

00:35:21.260 by the way we should

00:35:22.080 also note Kamala

00:35:23.500 Harris's own

00:35:24.720 description of the

00:35:26.140 day she picked Tim

00:35:27.340 Walls was she was

00:35:28.720 overtired that's what

00:35:30.920 she said about it

00:35:32.240 like I mean she's

00:35:36.160 not a good decision

00:35:37.280 maker anyway but

00:35:38.840 she said you know

00:35:40.240 I when I made that

00:35:41.300 pick I was overtired

00:35:42.740 well yeah we can all

00:35:45.320 see that were you

00:35:46.240 drunk too I mean it

00:35:47.780 was 8 a.m. I assume

00:35:49.180 the answer to that is

00:35:49.800 yes but like that's

00:35:52.480 about as understand I

00:35:54.440 can't come up with a

00:35:55.680 comprehensible reason why

00:35:58.400 they did it I'm

00:35:59.620 fascinated by that

00:36:00.880 moment in history

00:36:01.740 well they were busy

00:36:03.780 ignoring things Stu at

00:36:05.400 the time and so they

00:36:06.360 were probably ignoring

00:36:07.200 that he was a huge

00:36:09.440 fraud the story that

00:36:11.260 came out today let me

00:36:12.920 see who gave this is

00:36:13.780 from the Federalist

00:36:14.560 the Biden

00:36:14.900 administration ignored

00:36:16.100 or dismissed more

00:36:17.940 than 65,000 reports

00:36:21.080 related to migrant

00:36:22.640 children more than

00:36:24.420 7,300 reports of

00:36:26.620 human trafficking of

00:36:29.740 of the reports 56,591

00:36:33.400 were notifications of

00:36:35.020 concern 7,346 reports

00:36:39.940 of human trafficking and

00:36:44.760 1,688 fraud leads

00:36:47.360 how are the Democrats

00:37:06.280 standing up for all of

00:37:09.500 these I swear to you if

00:37:10.520 one of them stands up for

00:37:11.540 this guy in Colorado I'm

00:37:13.600 going to lose my mind how

00:37:15.800 are they standing up for

00:37:16.860 all these illegals and 0.97

00:37:18.300 everything you don't know

00:37:19.200 who they are and you

00:37:20.320 ignored 7,346 reports of

00:37:23.900 human trafficking

00:37:25.660 6,500 sorry 65,000 reports

00:37:32.420 related to migrant children

00:37:34.180 and you ignored them how

00:37:37.500 how are you the

00:37:38.400 compassionate ones are you

00:37:40.000 well they're not they're not

00:37:44.940 and it's it's becoming very

00:37:47.140 very clear and and what is

00:37:49.940 their solution go back to

00:37:51.000 Tim Walsh what's their

00:37:51.760 solution because they're

00:37:52.880 they're being exposed as

00:37:55.180 wait your compassion is only

00:37:57.000 getting people killed it's not

00:37:59.680 a good idea I don't think you

00:38:00.820 understand compassion you keep

00:38:02.580 using that word I do not think

00:38:03.740 it means what you think it

00:38:04.600 means and so what are they

00:38:08.160 saying hey go out and have

00:38:09.840 some fun and some joy but we

00:38:11.860 need to be meaner we need to

00:38:13.600 start bashing people

00:38:14.920 they're they're the masks are

00:38:18.780 almost entirely off of

00:38:21.220 everyone on the left and

00:38:24.720 hopefully Americans will have 0.97

00:38:27.160 the eyes and the rest of the

00:38:28.700 world will also have the eyes to

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00:41:59.760 currently have and are making and

00:42:01.420 everything are going to be useless and

00:42:03.260 aircraft carriers are going to be you

00:42:05.020 know the horse of World War One just

00:42:07.700 going to be overwhelming did you see

00:42:10.380 what happened in Russia this weekend

00:42:12.240 with Ukraine Ukraine they they they 0.88

00:42:18.620 sent drones way into Russia and hit 41

00:42:23.800 Russian heavy bombers thousands of miles

00:42:28.580 away from Ukraine the damage to their

00:42:31.640 military is seven billion dollars they

00:42:36.360 wiped out let me see if I was I think

00:42:38.880 it's a third they hit I can't find it

00:42:44.180 out but I think it's a third of the

00:42:47.320 strategic air command so that all of the

00:42:51.180 strategic nuclear bombers you know the

00:42:53.580 ones that you know used to be kept

00:42:55.280 running on tarmacs all around the world

00:42:57.140 because we were close to nuclear war

00:42:59.180 those bombers as you know our strategic

00:43:02.500 air command imagine 30 percent of it

00:43:04.680 being wiped out by drones in one attack

00:43:07.620 that's what's happening over in the

00:43:10.680 Soviet Union and Ukraine the next war you 0.94

00:43:14.600 don't want to fight the next war the next

00:43:16.480 war is going to be terrifying we pray for 1.00

00:43:21.180 peace but we're gonna go over exactly what

00:43:23.320 happened with this particular attack

00:43:27.080 yesterday that is stunning next

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00:46:14.780 I tell you, it's been quite a weekend, you know, between setting people on fire in Colorado, which is always a personal fave.

00:46:23.580 If you missed that monologue, pretty passionate one that every American should hear.

00:46:29.920 You can get it on the podcast after the program.

00:46:33.580 But make sure you grab the podcast today.

00:46:35.200 There's a lot of important stuff, including what I have next.

00:46:37.720 Jason Buttrilk is coming in, and Jason is our security expert, geopolitical expert, head writer and researcher for the Glenn Beck television program.

00:46:49.580 And he and I were talking early, early this morning about what happened in Ukraine.

00:46:56.460 This is game changing.

00:47:00.240 This is a another one of those mile markers that you should notice.

00:47:05.980 Oh, wow.

00:47:07.100 We're here now.

00:47:08.380 War is going to be absolutely nightmarish.

00:47:14.560 The next war that is fought, and it is getting very frightening in Ukraine and Russia.

00:47:20.360 And what happened over the weekend, I don't think is going to bring people to the peace table.

00:47:27.240 We'll talk about that with Jason here in just a second.

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00:48:44.900 Yes, sir.

00:48:46.120 What caliber is .68?

00:48:47.920 .68.

00:48:49.380 You ever heard of that?

00:48:50.620 .68?

00:48:51.560 Yeah.

00:48:51.980 That's a big one.

00:48:52.780 I've never heard of that.

00:48:54.340 No, it's, I know, it is big, but I don't know how to, I mean, what would you say?

00:48:58.840 It's .68?

00:49:01.040 Yeah, I guess.

00:49:02.520 Yeah, right?

00:49:03.320 I've never heard of it.

00:49:04.820 Yeah.

00:49:05.140 Anyway, so how are you?

00:49:07.420 Good.

00:49:07.800 Thank you.

00:49:08.600 Good.

00:49:09.000 Yeah.

00:49:09.540 Thanks for coming in.

00:49:10.500 I think what happened in Ukraine this weekend is kind of significant on the war front.

00:49:18.980 A little bit.

00:49:20.360 And signals to, I think, basically what I've been saying for, what, the last couple of years, I think, that the next war, you know, everything that we're building, stop building them.

00:49:33.340 Because AI is going to change everything.

00:49:37.380 Drones are going to change everything. 0.99

00:49:39.180 Our aircraft carriers are just sitting ducks now.

00:49:42.500 What we saw happen from Ukraine thousands of miles into the interior of Russia is striking.

00:49:55.280 Do you want to explain?

00:49:57.760 Yeah.

00:49:58.040 I mean, gosh, you have been talking about what's coming for a very long time.

00:50:02.880 If you think about it, you know, wars have always pushed technology, you know, things that were coming, but just push them out there faster than they probably would have before.

00:50:11.760 War and pornography.

00:50:14.380 Those are the drivers.

00:50:15.700 They are.

00:50:16.120 They're the drivers of tech.

00:50:17.660 War and pornography.

00:50:19.460 Yeah.

00:50:19.760 I mean, you know, we have satellite technology because of, you know, the invention of ICBMs and, you know, the need to dominate space.

00:50:30.660 I mean, all of these things were pushed.

00:50:32.320 I mean, you look at economic wars.

00:50:34.160 You look at, you know, the oil wars when oil prices were collapsing.

00:50:37.500 There were a few enterprising people in Texas that could not pay their workers anymore.

00:50:41.420 So they were like, well, let's come up with these gigantic automated platforms so that we can frack and not have to pay tons and tons of money, you know, and start, you know, in operating costs.

00:50:51.600 That came way before.

00:50:53.120 I mean, people get ingenuitive.

00:50:54.320 They think of these things and they push it beyond.

00:50:57.200 You look at this attack.

00:50:58.520 You talk about aircraft carriers.

00:51:00.740 Ukraine effectively turned a semi-truck into a multi, you know, tens of, how much does it cost to build an aircraft carrier?

00:51:08.820 I don't even, I don't know.

00:51:10.860 Billions.

00:51:11.480 Billions of dollars.

00:51:12.280 It's tons of money.

00:51:13.940 They turned in a, you know, a $20,000 semi-truck into an aircraft carrier.

00:51:19.280 That's what we're looking at right now.

00:51:20.800 Have you seen these videos of this attack?

00:51:23.360 Yeah, let's, let's play them.

00:51:25.100 Let's do drone exits container first. 1.00

00:51:28.620 Can we do that one, please?

00:51:32.200 What you're seeing is, oh my gosh, look at the sky.

00:51:35.640 Coming out of these containers is just full of drones. 0.99

00:51:40.240 It's like a, I mean, it's just, it's, it's like a, a swarm of these.

00:51:48.760 Okay.

00:51:49.620 Drone flies over Russian bombers as they explode.

00:51:52.720 Next one, please.

00:51:54.540 This is showing that these are their strategic bombers.

00:51:57.740 This is, you know, like our strategic air command.

00:52:00.860 We have to load with nuclear missiles if there's a war.

00:52:03.720 They took out 30% of them.

00:52:07.280 30% of the strategic, but we've never been able to do anything like that.

00:52:13.400 Do you see the tires on those wings, Glenn?

00:52:17.420 That's a, uh, that's how big they are.

00:52:20.240 So they have these tires right there, right there.

00:52:22.340 And that video right there you see is it's flying over.

00:52:23.980 There's all these tires lined up on the wings.

00:52:25.860 The reason why they did that is because they're trying to stop the targeting systems of these

00:52:30.600 first person drones, the Ukraine is employing in mass.

00:52:34.220 So they put the tires on the wings so that it attempts to mask or confuse the AI in these,

00:52:41.740 uh, in the targeting of these drones.

00:52:43.320 They're trying everything they can think of to slow down this drone warfare.

00:52:48.620 Is it true though?

00:52:49.680 Oh my gosh.

00:52:50.220 Wait, wait, wait.

00:52:50.760 So those little, those little spots on the wing, that's how big that plane is.

00:52:55.060 I know that's a big plane, but as you say that, and I'm looking, I see the spots on top

00:52:59.340 of the wings and I'm like, those are tires.

00:53:01.600 Those are tires.

00:53:02.340 Yeah.

00:53:02.640 Wow.

00:53:03.100 Is it true that they had to control these from inside Russia, like nearby the sites though?

00:53:09.180 That's what the reporting I heard was, which is that they're, they've had all these pilots

00:53:13.780 apparently, or drone pilots inside the country.

00:53:16.680 Is that accurate?

00:53:17.740 I guess that's possible that they haven't, and that's an interesting point because they,

00:53:21.460 Ukraine immediately, like, you know what?

00:53:23.500 I'm going to stay away from, I'm going to start with this.

00:53:24.920 I'm going to stay away from any of the BDA, the battle damage assessment on this, because

00:53:29.060 I know the propaganda machines are going to be going insane on both sides.

00:53:32.660 I don't want to get into another ghost of Kiev situation here.

00:53:35.560 So it could be as high as 40, you know, bombers.

00:53:38.780 It could be as low as, I don't know, 10.

00:53:41.200 Who knows?

00:53:41.720 The point is, is that the name of the game changed this weekend, completely changed.

00:53:47.340 And the reason I think Zelensky is pushing this out and saying, yeah, we did it.

00:53:50.560 I mean, Israel didn't even do that with the Hezbollah beeper thing. 0.91

00:53:53.880 They kept it close to the chest for a while, even though we all knew it was them.

00:53:57.020 But they didn't give away everything right at the beginning.

00:53:59.600 Ukraine's just saying, this is how we did it.

00:54:01.400 You know, we loaded up these drones.

00:54:04.060 You saw those tractor trailers in the back of the semi-trucks.

00:54:06.500 It was remotely opened.

00:54:08.700 And then, if they were in Russia or back in Ukraine, who knows where.

00:54:11.940 And then they remotely took the drones up and sent them out in swarms like an aircraft carrier.

00:54:17.220 This happened.

00:54:17.940 Everything changed.

00:54:19.600 But the reason they put that out there is because this is also now a big psychological thing with Russia.

00:54:24.160 Now they don't even know if they can trust any cargo coming into.

00:54:28.840 Any container.

00:54:29.680 Anything.

00:54:30.420 They're everywhere, those things.

00:54:31.720 Right.

00:54:32.160 This goes way beyond.

00:54:33.480 Gang, gang.

00:54:34.280 Can we not?

00:54:35.540 Can we?

00:54:36.640 Let me just reset this.

00:54:39.120 Stu, what came to mind when you said, were they controlling them from inside?

00:54:43.240 We don't know what's in our country.

00:54:46.640 We don't know who came across our border.

00:54:49.040 These things could be in our country today.

00:54:53.420 I mean, this is something that, I mean, the whole world is about to change.

00:55:00.380 And it just did this weekend.

00:55:02.600 Let me play one more here.

00:55:05.380 Drone truck detonates as man enters.

00:55:07.800 Let's see this one.

00:55:08.460 Yeah.

00:55:18.020 So was that, what was that?

00:55:20.420 Self-destruct.

00:55:21.160 Was that, self-destruct.

00:55:23.660 That was self-destruct so they don't capture the vehicle or examine anything inside.

00:55:28.000 So you had someone remotely opening it, you had remotely piloting the swarms out, then

00:55:34.040 after the job was done, they remotely did a self-destruct and detonated the delivery vehicle.

00:55:39.120 It's amazing.

00:55:40.680 It really is.

00:55:41.920 This is Ukraine.

00:55:44.720 Right.

00:55:45.620 Right.

00:55:46.200 Right.

00:55:46.660 I mean, you know, Ukraine in the middle of a war for a long time.

00:55:50.640 This is Ukraine.

00:55:50.960 This is not even like the high, like, what do we have?

00:55:54.660 What does China have?

00:55:56.180 I would assume it's even more advanced, right?

00:55:58.200 They're not saying this is us that helped them with this either, right?

00:56:02.160 Okay.

00:56:02.500 So, yes, we have the capability.

00:56:05.060 I don't know if we've been thinking along these lines.

00:56:08.160 Right.

00:56:08.640 Which is very dangerous.

00:56:09.660 Of course not.

00:56:10.520 No, I mean, if you go to, and the word is out there.

00:56:13.220 You can look all, interestingly enough, we have been planning a show on this on TV to show how things are progressing.

00:56:20.780 In Ukraine.

00:56:21.560 It was going to be last week.

00:56:22.860 It was going to be last week.

00:56:23.780 It was supposed to be last week.

00:56:24.360 Pretty insane.

00:56:24.960 I know.

00:56:25.420 But they, I mean, I had these videos, like, random bloggers and stuff are like, so we're on the front lines of the new drone warfare program.

00:56:32.580 And there are multiple, like, secret locations in Ukraine where they have full-on remotely powered vehicles that are leading the charge.

00:56:40.060 Not, you know, armored mechanized units.

00:56:43.760 That's not happening.

00:56:44.740 They're sending in these drones on the ground.

00:56:47.560 Then they send in another wave of drones through the air.

00:56:49.800 I mean, you're not seeing, you remember when this war started out, everyone was criticizing the Russians.

00:56:54.480 They were like, how'd this happen?

00:56:55.960 Well, because the Russians were going in, like, World War II.

00:56:58.420 They were going in, like, mechanized units.

00:57:00.280 Yep.

00:57:01.520 These big bulky tanks, they were getting knocked out.

00:57:04.900 That is not how warfare is going to happen going forward.

00:57:07.780 It's just not.

00:57:09.240 Everything is changing right now.

00:57:10.960 And it's being a test drive right now in Eastern Europe.

00:57:15.380 It's scary.

00:57:16.640 Is that good or bad?

00:57:23.240 That is the, I honestly am asking that question.

00:57:29.360 Because I, I don't know.

00:57:33.540 I don't know.

00:57:34.480 Like, part of me thinks that, like, that, this type of thing might end up really lowering body counts.

00:57:41.640 Right?

00:57:41.840 If everyone's fighting.

00:57:43.120 I mean, it's the Star Wars.

00:57:44.220 I know this argument was made in Star Wars.

00:57:46.120 I'm aware of it.

00:57:47.060 But, like, there's an argument that if drones are killing drones, like, that's maybe a better place than where we've been over the past century, where it's people that are doing all the dying.

00:58:01.540 I want a t-shirt because, with what you just asked, because that is the question of our times.

00:58:10.400 Is that good or is that bad?

00:58:13.980 We need to insert the question into every AI discussion that we have.

00:58:19.400 Everything.

00:58:20.480 Everything.

00:58:21.480 Everything.

00:58:22.120 The trade.

00:58:23.360 Is that good or is that bad?

00:58:27.720 I think when you look at modern warfare, it always ends to the, in my mind, it goes to the same conclusion that the war planners of World War II had when they created the nuclear bomb.

00:58:37.780 It's, you know, before you look at World War I, it was, you know, massive body counts on both sides, just take out troops.

00:58:46.660 Then, in World War II, they were like, well, let's take out industrial centers.

00:58:50.540 So, then let's deplete the enemy's ability to wage war by hitting it where it starts.

00:58:55.880 Now, the problem is, or where it's manufactured.

00:58:58.660 The problem is that's where the city centers are. 0.96

00:59:00.800 So, that's where the civilians are.

00:59:02.220 So, eventually, after you've gotten through all this drone warfare, you know, militaries are decimated on the battlefield, eventually, you have to go to where they produce the drones, where they, you know, command and control.

00:59:15.540 That is what Vladimir Putin and his security council are sitting around the table right now.

00:59:20.240 They're thinking, okay, where are these things being produced?

00:59:24.080 Where are they being trained?

00:59:25.680 Where are they learning to do these things? 0.95

00:59:28.140 Where are they pushing the button to do these things? 0.56

00:59:30.240 Usually, those are in cities, which is a very bad thing.

00:59:33.500 And Russia does have the ability to counter that if he wants to go that far.

00:59:37.080 That's where we're inching closer towards.

00:59:39.000 Well, they're saying this was a $7 billion loss.

00:59:42.600 I know this is, you know, could be propaganda, but they're saying this is a $7 billion loss.

00:59:47.420 You don't lose $7 billion of strategic air command and not respond.

00:59:53.980 Oh, yeah.

00:59:54.340 I mean, this is not going to drive them to the peace table.

00:59:58.080 Well, and that's the interesting question.

01:00:00.500 Coincidentally, they're meeting today.

01:00:01.380 They're meeting today.

01:00:02.660 And, like, and so what I have heard in some of the coverage is that this was intentionally done before this, right?

01:00:09.580 Like, to basically say, I mean, in a way, to say that we do have cards, right?

01:00:15.220 The old, like, you guys don't have any cards to play.

01:00:17.420 Well, we do have cards.

01:00:18.720 That's what they're trying to bring up into this negotiation point.

01:00:23.460 And essentially, we're not coming from a piece, a place of weakness.

01:00:26.920 Yeah, but how do you, that's a really good point.

01:00:30.020 But how do you, as Vladimir Putin, address your people and say, hey, we just made peace after they just took down 30% of our strategic bombers?

01:00:38.860 I don't see how you can.

01:00:40.340 I don't either.

01:00:41.240 Yeah, and that narrative is kind of crap to me because Russia, I think on the same day or the day before, sent its largest drone arsenal themselves, I think, to date.

01:00:51.880 Right.

01:00:52.200 Inside Ukraine.

01:00:53.020 Right.

01:00:53.360 Like, 500 drones.

01:00:54.780 It's not like they're doing it.

01:00:56.160 My assumption with Russia, though, is that they don't actually want this, right?

01:01:00.260 Like, they're walking down this road of peace talks.

01:01:04.240 But, like, in reality, they, you know, this isn't, they have not shown a lot of interest in actually solving this, I don't think.

01:01:10.780 Ukraine, I think, is in another position where I think they'd like it to be over.

01:01:13.960 But the terms that are there, they don't like.

01:01:17.420 So, I don't know that either side really wants this to end at this moment.

01:01:21.120 Yeah, in my mind.

01:01:22.040 Hang on, hang on, hang on.

01:01:23.020 I got to take a break and then we'll pick this conversation up because there's a lot more to talk about.

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01:03:39.080 Jason, you are going to respond on what else is coming and what's happening.

01:03:54.080 Yeah, in my mind, I think that both – this is kind of piggybacking off what Stu was saying – is I think both countries wanted to show a very big – or make a very big statement going into these peace talks.

01:04:04.580 And I think that one of them wanted to sit at the table and say, this is what you're looking at.

01:04:09.120 Bend to our version of what's written down here in these list of demands.

01:04:14.200 Well, Russia didn't expect Ukraine to respond the way they did.

01:04:16.920 So now they both have a pretty strong packet of demands.

01:04:21.500 And I think right now they're hovering around – both of them want to end this war.

01:04:25.580 Both sides do.

01:04:26.780 It's not good for either side.

01:04:28.480 And now they're looking at how do we come out of this and make it look like that we won so we can tell our people,

01:04:33.980 hey, this was all – this all tilted in our favor.

01:04:38.040 And they don't want to look – they don't want to be embarrassed, specifically on Putin's side.

01:04:41.620 So right now they're going to go through that multiple different times.

01:04:44.700 This is going to be a long process.

01:04:46.300 At times some of them are going to stand up and say, I'm done with this.

01:04:49.140 They walk away.

01:04:50.140 They're probably going to come back to the table a week later.

01:04:52.640 But the cool thing is this is actually happening.

01:04:55.020 They're actually sitting down and talking to each other.

01:04:56.940 Even after this weekend they're still going to talk to each other.

01:04:59.680 That was not happening a couple years ago.

01:05:01.940 That's a big improvement.

01:05:02.880 Big improvement.

01:05:03.980 So tell me about the troops on the border of Finland that have just been moved in.

01:05:10.700 They're mobilizing troops there.

01:05:12.900 Do you know anything about that, Jason?

01:05:14.400 Some interesting movements in Europe in general.

01:05:16.800 Germany actually deployed, I think, a 5,000 troop deployment, I believe, to Lithuania.

01:05:22.920 Not because the EU told them to do that.

01:05:26.440 Not because NATO told them to do that.

01:05:28.440 Germany, who does not like to move troops because the history is not so great for them when they deploy in Europe.

01:05:34.500 I didn't think they could have troops.

01:05:36.500 It's actually something huge that the media hasn't been talking about, but they did that, which I think is part of the Donald Trump leadership in saying, look, you need to be able to police your own neighborhood.

01:05:47.800 But there are a lot of troop movements going around Europe right now.

01:05:51.240 And I actually think that that's a good thing.

01:05:52.860 I think that them taking more of an active role in showing deterrence and not just relying on us is a positive.

01:05:58.640 Well, it's a good thing for us, perhaps.

01:06:01.620 I don't like it when Europe mobilizes and Russia mobilizes and Germany is sending troops across borders.

01:06:09.440 I've seen this movie.

01:06:10.800 It didn't work out well the first or second time.

01:06:14.420 But maybe that's just me.

01:06:16.820 All right, Jason, can you hang for just a second?

01:06:18.460 Because I'd like to talk to you just a little bit about the future of warfare and what you see coming.

01:06:25.640 Because these drones change absolutely everything.

01:06:32.180 And with AI, I mean, war is just not going to be the same.

01:06:36.520 We'll do that when we come back.

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01:08:04.720 Jason Buttrell is with us.

01:08:25.460 And he is our chief researcher in world strategic affairs and looks into military and everything that's happening.

01:08:34.020 We've been talking about what happened in Russia with the drones that changes warfare entirely.

01:08:39.360 I mean, if that's not a glimpse into the future, I don't know what is.

01:08:42.840 If that doesn't wake you up, I talked to or I read an article from Jamie Dimon this weekend.

01:08:49.920 He was at the Reagan National Economic Forum in California.

01:08:53.620 And he said, and I'm going to give you more of this either later today if we have time or tomorrow.

01:08:58.600 But he said, we should be stockpiling guns, bullets, tanks, planes, drones, rare earths.

01:09:05.800 We need to do it.

01:09:06.920 We know we need to do it.

01:09:08.120 It's not a mystery.

01:09:09.920 The military guys will tell you there's a war in the South China Sea.

01:09:13.480 We have missiles for seven days.

01:09:15.940 But I have to tell you, I mean, he goes into some of the most frank speech of anybody I have heard in a long time, especially in business, telling us exactly what is coming our way.

01:09:29.800 And I think he's right.

01:09:31.580 But on that, I mean, I don't know about stockpiling planes, maybe bullets and drones.

01:09:37.240 But I don't think the next war is not going to be fought with aircraft carriers and tanks.

01:09:45.540 I think it's all going to be drones, little teeny things, just overwhelming a system.

01:09:51.040 Do you agree with that, Jason, or not?

01:09:52.660 I agree.

01:09:53.300 But I think the initial salvo between great powers like, say, China and Russia or China and the U.S. would be probably cyber, just to kick things off.

01:10:03.240 That would be the opening salvo.

01:10:05.280 And then non-conventional type attacks like these drone strikes that will cause devastating impact, that will equal the type of impact that, say, a nuclear weapon would.

01:10:14.920 And the fact that it's very targeted or it knocks out an industry, that's how they can use it.

01:10:19.160 You know, when we were looking into doing this show, which we're still going to do, but on one day, China announced to the world their new aircraft carrier, in air quotes.

01:10:29.520 It was a gigantic drone airplane that its entire purpose was to hover over an area and then launch hundreds of little first-person drones, just like what was used.

01:10:41.480 Now, I was like, oh, my gosh.

01:10:43.840 I started looking into if we had anything similar.

01:10:46.660 The only person that was thinking like this was Palmer Luckey and his Enduro Defense company.

01:10:52.800 You know, I've been trading emails with Palmer lately, and we're going to have him.

01:11:00.660 That's why we delayed the show is because I really want him to be part of that show, and we just haven't aligned things yet.

01:11:06.780 But Palmer is way ahead, way, way, way ahead.

01:11:10.120 And, you know, he says that he's kind of like the opposite of Tony Stark in that Tony Stark was in weapons and then got out of weapons, and he's like, I wasn't in weapons.

01:11:23.000 I was in, you know, entertainment and tech, and I'm going into weapons because I think what's coming is just horrendous, and we have to be on top of it.

01:11:33.080 Thank God.

01:11:33.500 How much do you know about what he's doing?

01:11:35.240 I know.

01:11:35.880 I know.

01:11:37.040 What do you know about what he's doing?

01:11:38.420 He's got a very interesting company.

01:11:40.240 He's not like your typical defense contractor where defense contractors will bid and say, hey, we've got this concept, and we want to build this for the U.S. government.

01:11:48.280 And the government says, okay, well, here's five gazillion dollars.

01:11:50.980 See if you can make it work.

01:11:52.120 His company doesn't work that way.

01:11:53.880 His company dreams these things up in a lab somewhere like Taco Bell, you know, making a quesarito, and says, we don't have a concept of the quesarito.

01:12:02.900 Here's the quesarito.

01:12:04.020 Yeah.

01:12:04.280 And so right when I was looking up this drone ship from the Chinese, almost the exact same day or week, his company announced, like, through 60 Minutes, this drone, completely autonomous fighter jet.

01:12:16.400 So if you can think about it, like, there'd be, like, an F-22 flying into combat.

01:12:20.880 He would have – this pilot would have, like, four of Palmer Luckey's autonomous vehicles that would fly out ahead of him, all coordinated through AI and also the pilot.

01:12:32.420 And they go out kind of like in swarms ahead of the aircraft.

01:12:36.120 Now we're getting somewhere.

01:12:37.440 Now we're thinking outside the box a little bit.

01:12:39.500 But the scary thing is I don't see anybody else thinking in those terms.

01:12:43.820 They're thinking way too conventionally.

01:12:45.760 And if we go into a war, I mean, it's being – the tests are being run right now in Eastern Europe.

01:12:50.880 They're gathering data.

01:12:52.200 They're seeing what works, what doesn't work, and how they can wage a war like this.

01:12:56.180 If we're not taking intense notes, we're screwed.

01:13:00.140 Absolutely screwed.

01:13:00.880 This is Germany in World War II where they mastered the submarine, and they just started taking things out. 0.91

01:13:10.620 This is World War I, you know, the armies of the world sending in horses with Germans having tanks.

01:13:19.140 Boy, I'm noticing a theme here with the Germans. 0.74

01:13:21.720 But, I mean, we cannot be the country that sends in the horses and doesn't understand the effect of the submarine.

01:13:32.860 These drones are tanks and submarines of today, and they will just annihilate us. 0.63

01:13:39.120 I mean, those aircraft carriers, you send enough drones out, and you don't have the ability to protect those aircraft carriers.

01:13:46.880 They're gigantic sitting targets.

01:13:49.360 And you're talking thousands of people on board.

01:13:52.680 I mean, it would be horrendous if you took out a couple of aircraft carriers.

01:13:56.980 Right, and look at the cost breakdown.

01:13:59.000 I mean, like we said earlier, it costs billions of dollars to produce one of these aircraft carriers and all the lives that are involved with it.

01:14:06.760 An aircraft carrier in the sky of 200 first-person drones that costs, what, 300 bucks a piece?

01:14:14.020 If you would have tried to say in conventional warfare, let's take out 30% of strategic air command of Russia, how difficult would that have been?

01:14:26.760 And how expensive would that have been in lives as well?

01:14:30.440 I mean, just to plan it.

01:14:33.620 I don't even think you could even plan it, because you would be using, you know, like missiles or planes that would have to go through, you know, their air defense network that you would lose probably three-quarters of your forces just to get to the point to where you can attack them.

01:14:47.340 And they would launch if we launched missiles.

01:14:50.660 Right.

01:14:50.840 They would launch back.

01:14:51.840 We would lose so much.

01:14:53.580 Here's Ukrainians on the back of a truck taking a third of their strategic air command out. 0.91

01:15:01.160 Holy cow. 0.89

01:15:01.960 All over the country, too.

01:15:03.720 Like, in areas like the Arctic Circle.

01:15:06.160 Yeah.

01:15:06.540 Right?

01:15:06.820 Like, deep inside the country.

01:15:08.260 These were not, like, border-like areas only.

01:15:11.760 This is everywhere.

01:15:13.220 They were able to get these things all over the country.

01:15:16.200 But I think open borders is a good idea.

01:15:24.180 I mean, I think we should start checking Harvard to see if they have a, you know, a how to build drones and destroy America 101 at Harvard University, because they may be doing that.

01:15:36.080 I mean, we've got so many people in our country that, I mean, look at the guy this weekend with just the Molotov cocktails.

01:15:43.760 Imagine, with somebody that's not that well-funded.

01:15:48.620 I mean, honestly, we probably ourselves could have funded what happened in Ukraine.

01:15:54.980 Don't know if, you know, we would have been the ones to pull it off.

01:15:57.320 But we could have funded it.

01:15:59.300 No, yeah.

01:16:00.120 Probably wasn't that expensive in comparison.

01:16:02.380 Right.

01:16:02.640 Certainly to what it, the damage it did.

01:16:05.700 Right.

01:16:06.240 We don't know if it was as large as the propaganda says.

01:16:09.760 But still.

01:16:10.840 And a big part of this, supposedly, was these people were actually in the country flying them.

01:16:15.340 Now, I don't know if that's accurate.

01:16:16.660 That could be part of the sort of intimidation tactic.

01:16:20.500 Like, we have people all over your country.

01:16:22.140 Though they did say, right after the event, everyone who flew them was already out of Russia.

01:16:27.800 Which seems really unlikely to me if they actually were there in the first place.

01:16:31.980 But still, it adds to it.

01:16:34.100 And, you know, I would assume Russia's border with Ukraine, it's a little more difficult to cross than ours from Mexico right now.

01:16:43.400 So, you know, these things are obviously possible.

01:16:48.220 Yeah.

01:16:48.480 Even here.

01:16:48.820 So, I was going to say, so many things will have changed after this weekend.

01:16:53.740 I haven't even, I was making a list and we can't even really fathom.

01:16:57.160 But at this point, I mean, even take a look at some of these bases that were hit.

01:17:02.200 How did Ukraine know where all their strategic bombers were going to be?

01:17:06.360 Well, before you think that, you know, there were some crazy shenanigans going on with intelligence sharing or whatever.

01:17:11.320 Well, no.

01:17:12.400 Pretty much everyone knows where every nuclear power strategic bombers are.

01:17:17.060 Because that's in nuclear treaties.

01:17:19.820 They have to be at certain bases.

01:17:21.500 They have to be observable.

01:17:23.480 Sometimes that manifests and you've seen pictures of a ton of like B-1 or B-2 bombers just sitting out on a tarmac somewhere.

01:17:30.940 Well, that's because it's mandated by nuclear treaty.

01:17:33.820 So, everyone knew where these bombers were going to be.

01:17:36.000 That was not a secret.

01:17:36.820 Are nuclear powers now going to rethink that?

01:17:42.100 Are they going to stop letting everyone know where they're, I mean, we haven't even gotten into it.

01:17:47.740 But these are some of the things that are changing in real time right before our eyes.

01:17:52.300 Treaties will change.

01:17:53.720 Warfare will change.

01:17:55.340 Everything is about to change.

01:17:57.320 How long before it's used against us internally?

01:17:59.760 I mean, by not necessarily even a foreign power, but just by, you know, radicals.

01:18:06.980 I mean, that's clearly on how fast you think China wants to retake Taiwan, probably.

01:18:12.660 I think that would probably be the biggest flashpoint.

01:18:16.500 Everything will, you know, kind of go downhill from there.

01:18:19.100 But if you're looking at, I mean, I've seen some people try to guess around 2030, you know, that that could be a moment where they really start ramping that up.

01:18:27.300 We're not going to let that happen.

01:18:29.440 So, I mean, this is on the horizon.

01:18:32.160 I hope cooler heads do prevail and there's other deterrents that pop up where there's still time.

01:18:36.900 But you're looking at a very small time frame, for sure.

01:18:41.400 I'm working on some things.

01:18:45.140 And I, last week, I think I shared some of this with you, that I put into ChatGPT and Grok some things and said,

01:18:55.380 how long does this last without any problems, without war, without, you know, power grid going out, without Taiwan, any of that stuff, without that.

01:19:05.080 How long does this last?

01:19:06.740 And both Grok and GPT came up with almost exactly the same time frame of around 2030 is when it just all falls apart and you can't hold it together anymore.

01:19:17.860 It's an interesting year, Glenn.

01:19:19.780 I know it is, isn't it?

01:19:21.120 Yeah, yeah, it pops up everywhere.

01:19:24.300 But, you know, you look at that and then you think what some radicals could do in our own country with drones.

01:19:32.700 I mean, imagine you hit just a few strategic areas of power stations in the United States.

01:19:41.480 You hit infrastructure of highways, bridges, et cetera, et cetera.

01:19:47.200 You could do that.

01:19:48.180 This weekend proved you could do that and you could do it cheaply and effectively.

01:19:52.840 That happens.

01:19:54.620 The entire nation changes.

01:19:56.200 The whole world changes.

01:19:59.400 We, if I may, let me quote Jamie Dimon again.

01:20:04.220 We need to get our act together.

01:20:07.440 And we should probably be doing that.

01:20:09.120 I don't know.

01:20:09.600 Let's say, let's start today.

01:20:12.200 All right.

01:20:12.540 Back in just a second.

01:20:13.480 Jason, thank you so much.

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01:21:42.700 We've been talking a lot about nightmares here on the program today.

01:22:11.580 Consider this one.

01:22:12.260 You get a call from a bank demanding payment on a loan that you never took out.

01:22:17.300 They claim that your house is collateral.

01:22:19.560 You think it's a mistake, whatever, until you discover that someone actually now owns your property on paper.

01:22:25.440 Welcome to 2025, where AI has made document forgery easier than ever.

01:22:30.180 These days, online criminals target home equity with laser precision because the internet is their playground and they know exactly what they're doing.

01:22:37.760 They create fake signatures that fool experts.

01:22:40.000 They produce counterfeit notary stamps that look authentic.

01:22:43.640 And for less than 50 bucks in filing fees, they transfer your property into their name.

01:22:48.840 You wouldn't even think it would be possible to do something like this, but it is happening right now across the country.

01:22:53.320 And the brilliance of this scam, if you want to call it that, is its utter and complete invisibility.

01:22:58.720 Most homeowners don't even know that this is going on.

01:23:01.860 Why would they?

01:23:02.580 Why would you be checking your home's title?

01:23:05.860 You wouldn't.

01:23:06.580 This blind spot, though, has become a great weakness for people.

01:23:09.540 And, you know, by the time victims discover this is going on, criminals have borrowed hundreds of thousands against their equity.

01:23:15.620 County clerks process these documents like routine paperwork.

01:23:18.180 And there's not really like verification calls or anything like that.

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01:23:35.220 So this falls into the, is this a good thing or a bad thing?

01:23:55.940 Donald Trump has signed an executive order saying that all of the administration, all of the government needs to work together.

01:24:02.440 And they need to start compiling and tearing down the walls of information between each section.

01:24:09.120 And Elon Musk was help leading all of this.

01:24:12.640 And then Palantir, which is a Peter Thiel company, has just been engaged.

01:24:17.820 And what they're doing is they are, some are saying that this is a data collection of a massive scale.

01:24:29.020 And it is going to give a private company, Palantir, access to private citizens' data.

01:24:39.580 And that this is just a massive spy op.

01:24:44.080 I don't honestly know.

01:24:45.440 It could be.

01:24:47.160 You know, Ricky, see if we can get Peter Thiel on.

01:24:51.300 You know, I'd love to talk to him about this.

01:24:53.580 And also, have you seen the video of him talking about the end of days and that we should probably look at the Bible and go,

01:25:00.480 well, maybe, because AI seems to fit all of the tools used by the Antichrist.

01:25:08.540 Peter Thiel is saying that, which is very odd.

01:25:14.380 But he's interesting.

01:25:18.660 He's interesting on what, you know, everything, like I said, everything is changing.

01:25:22.520 I don't know what the world's going to be like in five years.

01:25:24.540 Yeah, it's another one of those weird moments where like you, AI is similar in that we have to root for our side to win the battle, right?

01:25:33.600 When it comes to data, for example.

01:25:35.800 They don't want to.

01:25:36.880 Right.

01:25:37.480 Like we, because if, it's not like we don't get to these places.

01:25:41.700 I don't think there's a way to reverse it.

01:25:44.580 So you want the United States to be the one who understands how to do this stuff better than everybody else.

01:25:50.480 You want them to be able to get more data than everybody else.

01:25:52.980 You want them to be able to have better drones than everybody else.

01:25:56.960 But on the other hand, like this advance pushes us into places I don't know that we're really ready for.

01:26:06.300 I know.

01:26:06.680 And Christy Noem came out this weekend and she said, I think it was Christy,

01:26:09.780 that said she wants to tighten the bonds between the CIA and Homeland Security 0.96

01:26:15.200 because we need to find out how people are being radicalized.

01:26:20.260 You know, it's really, you don't need a study.

01:26:21.700 May I give you a million dollar study for, you know, free?

01:26:26.040 People are being radicalized because they feel their government is lying to them,

01:26:31.000 abusing them, not listening to them, taking their money, holding them down,

01:26:35.680 and supporting all the things that they don't agree with.

01:26:38.620 I think that's how people are getting radicalized.

01:26:40.940 And I give that to you as my free gift, United States government.

01:26:45.640 There it is.

01:26:46.380 And now you don't need a study.

01:26:49.880 You can send me a million dollars, which would still be about $900 billion less than what you're probably going to spend up on a study

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01:29:00.360 Well, I don't know about you, but I saw a story come out of CNN this weekend.

01:29:06.000 It was very upsetting.

01:29:07.200 It's called the R slur.

01:29:10.540 Yeah, the R slur.

01:29:11.860 Apparently, the R word is being renormalized now, and they're very upset about it at CNN.

01:29:19.160 And the article started with,

01:29:20.320 If you're hurt by my words, you shouldn't be here, okay?

01:29:29.620 You're not an adult enough to be able to handle life, let alone a podcast.

01:29:34.740 But I'm going to use some, I'm going to use the R word and set the record straight here for CNN in 60 seconds.

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01:31:01.420 On an April episode of the Joe Rogan Experience,

01:31:04.760 the host used a slur within the first 45 seconds of the show.

01:31:10.340 Quote,

01:31:10.600 The word retarded is back, and it's one of the great cultural victories, 1.00

01:31:14.800 Rogan said with a laugh in the April 10th episode of his uber-popular podcast.

01:31:21.480 Probably spurred on by podcasts, he said.

01:31:25.020 A few months earlier, on January 6th, Elon Musk used the word retarded

01:31:28.980 in a response to a Finnish researcher who called Musk the largest spreader of disinformation in human history.

01:31:36.040 Use of the slur more than doubled on X.

01:31:38.160 The platform Musk owns, and in two days after that, the January post,

01:31:43.600 more than 312,000 subsequent posts made on X in that span contained the word retarded. 0.69

01:31:51.400 Now, this according to the co-author Bon Benton,

01:31:54.100 a professor of communication at the University of New Jersey.

01:31:59.700 Since Musk's January post, the online prevalence of the R-word is absolutely getting worse.

01:32:04.700 The resurgence of the R-word is symptomatic of a graver problem.

01:32:10.300 The apparent death of empathy, says another professor at American University,

01:32:15.640 who has studied how the far right uses tech to grow its influence.

01:32:20.260 The R-word has really never gone away, she said.

01:32:24.200 Many people still use it in private,

01:32:26.260 and the controversial far-right influencer and some members of the former dirtbag left podcast scene

01:32:33.220 use it for many years to rile up followers and appeal to edgy comedic styles.

01:32:38.760 Now, listen to this.

01:32:42.680 CNN writes,

01:32:43.400 The R-word initially was meant to replace words that had become pejoratives.

01:32:47.420 Introduced in 1885, mental retardation became the preferred term among psychologists,

01:32:52.220 supplanting the diagnosis labeled imbecile or moron or feeble-minded.

01:32:57.160 This is according to a clinical associate professor in disability and human development

01:33:02.000 at the University of Illinois of Chicago.

01:33:04.140 The R-word intended to be a neutral term,

01:33:07.780 but people with disabilities were then largely discarded and treated as lesser members of society,

01:33:13.660 regularly institutionalized in dangerous environments,

01:33:16.740 and even forcibly sterilized without their consent.

01:33:19.860 Who would do such a thing like that, CNN? 0.87

01:33:22.540 When disability is framed as a lack, according to one of these researchers,

01:33:32.800 when disability is framed as a lack, a limitation, or a loss,

01:33:37.000 it reinforces the idea that people with disabilities are inherently incapable.

01:33:42.920 And this framing is used to justify their existence,

01:33:45.980 their exclusion from everyday life as if they're missing what it takes to participate.

01:33:49.980 Now let me tell you the truth.

01:33:57.340 The word handicapped, what does that mean?

01:34:00.640 It means that you're unable to do things that most people can do.

01:34:05.680 That you have a disability, an inability to do something that most people can do. 1.00

01:34:12.320 Like, for instance, most people can walk upstairs.

01:34:14.900 Some people can't.

01:34:16.340 Who can't do that?

01:34:17.860 The handicapped can't. 1.00

01:34:19.140 Hurtful, hurtful, hurtful, because it says there's limitations.

01:34:26.740 Okay, so we don't want to use the word handicap.

01:34:30.700 And we build ramps for the handicap now.

01:34:33.320 But now we don't.

01:34:34.340 We don't build those ramps. 0.97

01:34:35.460 Well, how do they get into buildings?

01:34:36.660 Well, they still get into ramps, but these are handicapable ramps.

01:34:40.140 Oh, well, that changes everything.

01:34:44.460 Except when the word handicapable means handicapped to everyone,

01:34:49.980 then the progressives will come out and say,

01:34:51.760 you can't use the word handicapable.

01:34:53.820 That means that they have a lack in ability to walk upstairs.

01:34:57.720 Yes.

01:34:58.460 You'll see in no time at all,

01:35:00.120 you'll see the word handicapable means the same thing as handicapped

01:35:03.500 because you're describing somebody who cannot walk up the stairs.

01:35:06.600 Therefore, we have to build a ramp for them.

01:35:10.260 It now progresses because you have shamed and forced everyone to adopt your stupid language, 1.00

01:35:18.920 which is trying to stop the language that you introduced the time before last.

01:35:26.420 You shamed everybody.

01:35:31.040 Now, handicapable is worse because anyone who uses that word

01:35:35.600 and insists on anyone else using it

01:35:38.440 appears to be not only handy nor capable,

01:35:43.140 but really kind of more, dare I say it, retarded 0.98

01:35:47.200 because you're asking everybody to deny that they can't walk up stairs.

01:35:53.740 Words are the danger, you know.

01:35:58.400 That's the real threat to our decency and to our values

01:36:02.180 is somebody using the wrong term.

01:36:06.440 If you say the word retarded

01:36:07.980 or call yourself a moron for doing something dumb, 0.56

01:36:11.360 you're perpetuating harm.

01:36:14.500 Am I?

01:36:14.920 This is the progressive playbook

01:36:18.580 stuck on repeat, okay?

01:36:21.700 So let's take a step back here.

01:36:24.360 Not in rhetoric, but in history.

01:36:26.560 Shall we do that?

01:36:27.480 Because this isn't about what you say in frustration.

01:36:31.220 It's about what was done

01:36:32.580 by scientists,

01:36:34.780 by college professors,

01:36:37.520 in laboratories, in hospitals,

01:36:39.300 in courtrooms, you know,

01:36:41.020 by people who are much, much smarter

01:36:42.720 than you, the average person.

01:36:44.600 They did this to people

01:36:48.080 who were stripped of their humanity

01:36:49.800 by men who believed

01:36:51.620 they could fix the human race.

01:36:54.240 Who are those people?

01:36:55.820 They were the progressives

01:36:57.300 of the early 20th century.

01:36:59.560 Now let's just stop in California,

01:37:02.660 the most enlightened place on earth.

01:37:05.920 Let's go back to the early 20th century.

01:37:08.980 It wasn't Mississippi.

01:37:10.300 It's not Alabama.

01:37:11.180 This is the land of golden progressivism,

01:37:15.000 the land of innovation.

01:37:16.960 At the tippy, tippy top

01:37:18.460 of that cultural mountain

01:37:19.840 stands Stanford University,

01:37:23.080 the crown jewel of all modern thought.

01:37:25.740 Well, at Stanford,

01:37:27.960 Lewis Terman,

01:37:29.780 the man who created

01:37:30.760 the Stanford-Bunet IQ test,

01:37:33.480 believed intelligence was hereditary.

01:37:35.680 He believed people with low IQs

01:37:37.560 were not just slower,

01:37:38.800 but they were dangerous.

01:37:40.120 They were a threat to society.

01:37:41.920 And he labeled them

01:37:43.220 with words like moron,

01:37:44.820 imbecile, 0.87

01:37:45.480 and retarded. 0.90

01:37:47.160 They were scientific terms

01:37:48.800 because they came from

01:37:49.900 a very esteemed professor

01:37:51.620 at Stanford University.

01:37:53.060 They were clean.

01:37:54.300 They were neutral.

01:37:55.060 They were necessary.

01:37:56.480 But behind that scientific veneer

01:37:58.380 was a horrifying machine of control.

01:38:02.280 Then also at Stanford

01:38:03.480 was a guy named David Starr Jordan,

01:38:05.940 the founding president of Stanford.

01:38:08.460 He was a man of vision.

01:38:10.340 He helped form

01:38:11.180 the Human Betterment Foundation,

01:38:12.760 a group that lobbied for

01:38:13.860 and celebrated

01:38:14.660 the forced sterilization

01:38:16.320 of people deemed unfit

01:38:18.140 because they were morons

01:38:20.080 or imbeciles 0.57

01:38:21.280 or retarded. 0.94

01:38:22.200 And sterilized they did.

01:38:25.880 Over 20,000 people

01:38:27.540 in California alone,

01:38:29.700 mostly women, 1.00

01:38:30.680 mostly poor,

01:38:31.780 many of them immigrants,

01:38:33.260 many of them black,

01:38:34.440 indigenous,

01:38:35.100 or Mexican.

01:38:36.340 They were labeled retarded

01:38:37.800 or feeble-minded,

01:38:39.020 mentally defective,

01:38:40.040 all clinical words

01:38:41.640 used as instruments

01:38:43.860 of violence.

01:38:45.480 People were taken

01:38:46.120 into institutions.

01:38:47.340 Their reproductive organs

01:38:48.380 were removed permanently

01:38:49.780 by the state of California

01:38:52.380 and many other progressive states.

01:38:55.360 Sometimes with consent,

01:38:56.880 often without it,

01:38:57.800 but they were too stupid

01:38:58.720 to really understand anyway.

01:39:01.780 And if you think it ended there,

01:39:03.440 no, no,

01:39:04.040 it really didn't.

01:39:05.000 The Nazis were watching.

01:39:06.400 German doctors and bureaucrats

01:39:08.440 studied California's

01:39:10.140 eugenics laws.

01:39:11.660 They admired the efficiency

01:39:13.160 of all of it.

01:39:14.080 They admired how we turned

01:39:15.240 science into policy.

01:39:17.460 Then we used labels

01:39:18.720 like unfit

01:39:19.880 so we could sterilize people 0.97

01:39:21.720 out of the gene pool.

01:39:23.400 They read the publications

01:39:24.620 of the Human Betterment Foundation.

01:39:26.060 They invited California

01:39:27.420 eugenicists to Germany.

01:39:29.340 They used our model

01:39:30.800 to build the foundation

01:39:31.960 of their own

01:39:32.780 financial,

01:39:33.600 a final solution.

01:39:36.160 Wait,

01:39:36.720 Germans got that

01:39:37.800 from California?

01:39:38.680 Yes, yes.

01:39:41.000 Stanford University.

01:39:43.160 So let me be clear here.

01:39:44.840 The danger was never

01:39:45.740 in what a kid said

01:39:47.000 on the playground.

01:39:48.140 The danger was never

01:39:49.260 the word retarded.

01:39:51.000 The danger is in the system

01:39:52.800 built by progressives,

01:39:54.940 built by doctors

01:39:56.060 and scientists

01:39:56.900 and reformers

01:39:57.960 who believe

01:39:58.740 they can fix

01:39:59.600 all of mankind

01:40:00.500 by controlling

01:40:01.800 who was allowed

01:40:03.540 to reproduce.

01:40:04.880 Deciding who's fit

01:40:05.980 to live freely

01:40:07.440 and who wasn't.

01:40:09.860 You see,

01:40:10.320 this is what

01:40:11.100 progressivism does.

01:40:12.740 It forgets

01:40:13.760 human nature.

01:40:15.120 It ignores

01:40:16.020 the soul.

01:40:17.380 It all starts

01:40:18.100 with good intentions.

01:40:19.300 Oh, let's help

01:40:19.920 the poor.

01:40:20.800 Let's improve

01:40:21.720 education.

01:40:22.960 Let's solve

01:40:23.940 mental illness.

01:40:25.180 But it always ends

01:40:26.200 the same way.

01:40:27.500 Cold,

01:40:28.280 brutal calculation.

01:40:29.420 It ends with the state

01:40:30.920 deciding that some people

01:40:32.100 are beyond fixing.

01:40:33.560 And once you believe that,

01:40:34.660 well, the next step

01:40:35.360 is elimination.

01:40:36.560 Anybody who didn't

01:40:37.500 take the COVID vaccine,

01:40:39.020 do you remember

01:40:39.300 what they were saying?

01:40:40.100 We need to re-educate them.

01:40:41.800 They're too dangerous.

01:40:42.900 We need to re-educate them.

01:40:44.240 Maybe we should

01:40:44.820 put them in camps.

01:40:46.120 Australia did it.

01:40:50.620 That's what

01:40:51.520 progressivism does.

01:40:55.620 So what's the solution?

01:40:56.940 Well, we just have

01:40:57.500 to ban words.

01:40:59.420 We have to pretend

01:41:01.760 that language

01:41:02.360 is the problem.

01:41:04.500 Uh-huh.

01:41:05.380 No, the problem

01:41:06.440 was and is

01:41:08.160 and always will be

01:41:09.300 the ideology

01:41:10.940 that weaponizes

01:41:12.640 science,

01:41:14.240 dehumanizes

01:41:15.040 the vulnerable,

01:41:16.500 and says,

01:41:18.180 well,

01:41:18.500 the ends justify

01:41:19.300 the means.

01:41:20.280 You know,

01:41:20.640 it's moral all along.

01:41:22.680 I mean,

01:41:23.080 as long as we,

01:41:24.220 you know,

01:41:24.520 we're fixing humans.

01:41:25.880 By the way,

01:41:28.320 just so you know,

01:41:28.880 these names are known

01:41:29.860 to people who go to Stanford.

01:41:31.540 Stanford still has buildings

01:41:32.880 and honors

01:41:34.480 bearing these names.

01:41:36.480 They still celebrate

01:41:37.960 the legacy of men

01:41:39.000 who stood up

01:41:39.940 for cleansing

01:41:40.760 of the gene pool,

01:41:42.160 who said,

01:41:43.220 trust the experts.

01:41:44.980 They're the experts.

01:41:46.480 And what they gave us

01:41:47.540 was sterilization,

01:41:48.760 segregation,

01:41:49.140 and a blueprint

01:41:50.160 for genocide

01:41:51.260 at Stanford University.

01:41:55.440 So,

01:41:56.100 you want to talk

01:41:56.560 about dangerous words,

01:41:57.840 CNN?

01:41:58.760 Things that might,

01:41:59.940 might offend

01:42:01.640 your delicate sensibilities.

01:42:03.640 It's not the word

01:42:04.560 retarded. 1.00

01:42:06.640 It's the word

01:42:07.640 progressivism,

01:42:09.640 coupled with science,

01:42:11.880 coupled with

01:42:12.820 control of government.

01:42:14.840 That's what it is.

01:42:16.180 You want a word

01:42:17.900 that should offend you?

01:42:19.920 It's progress

01:42:20.900 when it's untethered

01:42:22.820 from morality.

01:42:24.300 It doesn't heal.

01:42:25.240 It destroys.

01:42:26.720 The word wasn't

01:42:27.780 and never is

01:42:28.660 the crime.

01:42:30.420 The crime was committed

01:42:31.420 in silence,

01:42:33.080 in surgical rooms,

01:42:34.680 in files labeled unfit.

01:42:37.820 And the people

01:42:38.360 who committed it

01:42:39.660 called themselves

01:42:40.780 compassionate,

01:42:42.400 just like the progressives

01:42:44.180 do today.

01:42:45.740 Lather,

01:42:46.600 rinse,

01:42:47.360 repeat.

01:42:48.280 Lather,

01:42:49.280 rinse,

01:42:49.920 repeat.

01:42:50.860 They called themselves

01:42:52.300 scientific.

01:42:53.600 They called themselves

01:42:54.540 the greatest mind.

01:42:55.960 They said they knew

01:42:57.180 better than everyone else.

01:42:59.860 Lather,

01:43:00.840 rinse,

01:43:01.660 repeat.

01:43:04.640 That's the truth

01:43:06.160 about the word

01:43:08.380 retarded. 1.00

01:43:08.920 that's the truth

01:43:11.920 about the evils

01:43:13.580 of progressivism.

01:43:16.840 And the more

01:43:17.940 you again

01:43:19.200 try to force

01:43:20.920 people

01:43:21.720 to think

01:43:23.620 like you do,

01:43:25.900 it's not,

01:43:26.440 you know,

01:43:26.700 it's not just changing

01:43:27.620 people's mind.

01:43:28.340 You are forcing

01:43:29.360 people to do it.

01:43:30.580 You are shaming them.

01:43:32.060 You are canceling them.

01:43:33.760 You're throwing them

01:43:34.680 out of society.

01:43:35.760 You're throwing them

01:43:36.520 out of business.

01:43:37.300 You're throwing them

01:43:38.580 off the air

01:43:39.480 because you know

01:43:41.620 better.

01:43:42.960 Well,

01:43:43.140 when that doesn't work,

01:43:44.200 if you believe

01:43:44.800 the ends justified

01:43:45.700 the means,

01:43:46.660 what is the next step

01:43:48.440 you'll be willing

01:43:49.240 to take

01:43:49.840 and then

01:43:50.800 cover up

01:43:51.940 that you had

01:43:52.700 anything to do

01:43:53.600 with it?

01:43:56.360 I don't know.

01:43:57.400 Maybe we should read

01:43:58.180 Jake Tapper's book

01:43:59.080 and see if that

01:44:00.300 lather,

01:44:00.920 rinse,

01:44:01.220 repeat works

01:44:01.820 on any other subject.

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01:45:41.300 Stu,

01:45:41.600 how many times

01:45:42.360 have you said,

01:45:43.180 jeez,

01:45:43.420 I'm just being

01:45:43.960 retarded. 1.00

01:45:45.240 Oh my gosh,

01:45:45.960 what a moron I've been.

01:45:48.300 Stop being an imbecile,

01:45:49.640 Glenn.

01:45:49.820 How many times

01:45:50.620 have you said that

01:45:51.160 about yourself?

01:45:52.580 Yeah,

01:45:52.840 I mean,

01:45:53.320 you mean being

01:45:54.120 just generally

01:45:55.040 self-interrogatory?

01:45:57.820 Deregatory.

01:45:58.980 Yeah, self-deprecating.

01:45:59.820 You do something really stupid and you're like,

01:46:02.880 ah, jeez, I was just being retarded for a second. 0.73

01:46:05.720 It's not the word.

01:46:07.120 It's really not the word.

01:46:09.140 And, you know, imbecile, imbecile and moron,

01:46:13.560 those were terms that doctors put together and retarded. 0.90

01:46:23.740 And then they said, no, it should be mental retardation. 0.95

01:46:27.820 And then we can't use the word retarded.

01:46:30.720 We're going to use the word slow.

01:46:32.760 Well, if you were put into a class for the slow,

01:46:36.760 didn't that mean the same thing as you were being put into a class with retarded? 0.89

01:46:42.340 Because the word retarded actually means slow.

01:46:48.040 I mean, it's the most remarkable thing.

01:46:51.200 Yeah, it's silly and circuitous and just keeps going on.

01:46:55.960 And these words just wind up having the same meaning, as you pointed out.

01:47:01.480 And now we've actually advanced past that process where now words have totally different meanings.

01:47:09.080 Like we're rearranging the words to make people feel better,

01:47:13.620 as you've talked about this half hour.

01:47:15.180 And then we're taking words like, you know, woman,

01:47:18.060 and having them mean something totally new, right?

01:47:22.300 Which is neither one of those processes actually do anything for people.

01:47:27.420 They don't improve the world.

01:47:28.640 They don't make things better.

01:47:30.560 It's just nonsense.

01:47:31.400 And they don't work on the human heart.

01:47:35.100 No.

01:47:35.660 The words, all that does is they change the words and then force you to say it.

01:47:42.180 Think how many words in the last 10 years that you heard or came up with,

01:47:46.820 you know, somebody came up with and you're like, wait, when did that become the word?

01:47:50.100 When did that word become wrong?

01:47:51.560 And this one is what?

01:47:52.660 What does that one mean?

01:47:53.780 I can't even keep track of it.

01:47:54.520 How many new words?

01:47:55.720 I mean, I, the one I always come back to is how is little people less offensive than midget? 1.00

01:48:01.140 Like, I think I'd much rather be, I mean, they would name cars midgets.

01:48:05.060 Like that was something that was cool.

01:48:07.340 Right.

01:48:08.180 Little people. 0.82

01:48:09.540 This sounds so demeaning.

01:48:11.780 Who's a little person there?

01:48:14.040 You little people.

01:48:15.460 You're a little person.

01:48:16.940 Oh, yeah.

01:48:17.360 I mean, that is like.

01:48:18.360 So bad.

01:48:19.880 Comprehensibly like going the wrong direction.

01:48:22.700 But like what these they're just arbitrary.

01:48:27.540 And here's how I can tell you why the backlash will be monstrous.

01:48:32.240 I have something else that I'm going to share with you here in just about five minutes that goes right into this.

01:48:37.640 But why it'll be monstrous is because the press, CNN or somebody else is going to take this part of the show

01:48:45.560 and they're going to say how we distorted history.

01:48:48.740 No, look it up.

01:48:49.800 Um, and if they even mentioned the history, cause they don't like that a lot.

01:48:54.640 Um, and they'll, and they'll mock us for mocking that them, you know what I mean?

01:49:01.760 Pointing out the truth that these words mean the same thing over time, over and over and over.

01:49:06.900 You try to do this.

01:49:07.620 And what you're doing is trying to force people.

01:49:09.200 And the backlash is happening because people are tired of being forced what to say when it makes no sense whatsoever.

01:49:21.940 Well, don't use the word woman because you don't use it in the right. 1.00

01:49:25.940 I know what a woman is. 1.00

01:49:27.300 Everybody knows what a woman is. 1.00

01:49:29.320 Is seemingly except you, the retarded. 1.00

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01:50:59.500 Hello, America.

01:51:13.020 I visited a friend in the hospital who last week had a heart attack and was dead for 55 minutes.

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01:51:35.980 All right.

01:51:36.580 Let me continue the conversation that we just had from a CNN article about, you know, the R word coming back in fashion.

01:51:44.340 And it's only being done by, only being done by haters.

01:51:48.380 No, it's really not.

01:51:49.600 It's really not.

01:51:50.780 You've created the return with a vengeance by being the word police for so long.

01:51:57.600 You can only force people for so long before they eventually just rise up and slap you across the face.

01:52:02.600 And that's what's happening, you know.

01:52:05.540 The tide is turning.

01:52:08.120 And there is another story that is, you know, I don't know.

01:52:12.340 Is it because we're hateful?

01:52:13.460 Probably because we're hateful.

01:52:15.040 No, it's actually not because we're hateful.

01:52:17.060 It's progressivism once again.

01:52:19.400 It took something that was actually finding its natural place in our culture, and they weaponized it.

01:52:26.380 So let me give you the stats from Gallup.

01:52:29.240 In 2025, Gallup now tells us that support for same-sex marriage among Republicans has dropped to 41%, the lowest it's been in nearly a decade.

01:52:41.340 Democrats have now hit a record high of 88%.

01:52:45.080 But here's what the headlines don't focus on.

01:52:49.200 The overall support is trending down.

01:52:52.680 In 2022, it peaked at 71%.

01:52:55.960 Today, it's 68%.

01:52:57.600 Why?

01:53:00.220 Well, listen to the experts.

01:53:02.200 It's because people hate.

01:53:03.940 They just hate gays.

01:53:05.520 That's what they hate.

01:53:06.500 They hate gays. 0.99

01:53:07.280 You know, I hate a lot of things, but them gays I really hate. 1.00

01:53:10.300 That's what Americans are really like.

01:53:12.740 Shut up. 0.95

01:53:15.160 Here's what is really going on.

01:53:16.680 The left just doesn't know when to stop.

01:53:18.480 That's the tragedy because that's the pattern.

01:53:21.220 Gay marriage was gaining support slowly, yes, but naturally, organically.

01:53:28.120 The American people, families, communities, churches were adapting with compassion, with humanity.

01:53:34.980 But then the progressive movement needed power.

01:53:39.300 And so it seized the movement.

01:53:41.500 And they turned it into a political weapon.

01:53:44.380 They can never help themselves.

01:53:47.280 They created these coalition militant wings.

01:53:50.900 And then they started just adding letters to the acronym LGBTQ.

01:53:55.120 LGBTQ.

01:53:57.440 Was Q in there with the original T?

01:54:00.140 Or was it always LGBTQ? 0.97

01:54:02.440 Or was it LGBT? 0.59

01:54:03.940 And then they added Q.

01:54:05.580 But I know they added 2.

01:54:07.600 And then they added plus.

01:54:08.760 And then they added a couple of I's, I think.

01:54:10.780 I'm not really sure.

01:54:12.480 But they blurred all the distinctions.

01:54:14.520 And they didn't stop at same-sex marriage.

01:54:17.080 They said if you accept the G, you also have to accept the T and everything that the T activist wants.

01:54:24.200 They pushed all of it into our schools, into our kindergarten.

01:54:27.320 They said affirmed.

01:54:29.060 You affirm this or you're a bigot.

01:54:31.560 Celebrate.

01:54:32.880 Or you're a homophobe or a transphobe.

01:54:35.140 And now we've reached this point to where we're literally teaching toddlers that they may be born in the wrong body.

01:54:44.300 And they can be pumped with hormones before they can spell the word biology. 0.92

01:54:52.360 Suddenly something's changed.

01:54:55.360 Americans, ordinary Americans are starting to turn on gay marriage.

01:54:58.560 No, they're turning on the progressives.

01:55:00.700 And those who have weaponized absolutely everything.

01:55:04.000 Wait, this isn't about tolerance anymore, says the average American.

01:55:09.340 I mean, I'm not a bigot.

01:55:11.040 And I'm being called a bigot.

01:55:12.000 I don't think this is about tolerance.

01:55:13.740 This is about coercion.

01:55:15.480 This is about manipulation.

01:55:17.300 This is about distortion.

01:55:19.300 This is about destroying families.

01:55:21.180 This is about social engineering.

01:55:23.700 It's not about gay people being married. 0.55

01:55:27.120 It's about all that other stuff.

01:55:29.900 And that is why the numbers are falling.

01:55:33.360 That is why the backlash is starting to happen.

01:55:36.960 That's why people are pulling back.

01:55:39.320 That's why even support for same-sex marriage is declining among the broader population.

01:55:44.660 Not because Americans hate, but because Americans hate being called haters.

01:55:51.160 And they hate being forced to believe something that they don't believe.

01:55:57.620 They don't hate it.

01:55:59.500 They don't hate the people.

01:56:01.300 They just do not want to...

01:56:03.160 They don't want to be forced into saying what they think is against nature or against reason or against something that they believe.

01:56:13.860 Why can't I force my views on you then?

01:56:20.560 But here's what matters most.

01:56:22.420 In the midst of this cultural storm, we can still stand firm.

01:56:26.940 Not with anger.

01:56:29.180 But I'm going to hit you with some eternal truth.

01:56:31.740 Oh, there is no such thing as eternal truth.

01:56:35.380 Yeah, there is.

01:56:36.680 Yeah.

01:56:37.040 And here's one of them.

01:56:38.940 Families are the bedrock of all civilization.

01:56:42.960 Period.

01:56:44.480 You want civilization?

01:56:46.220 You need families.

01:56:47.920 And you know what?

01:56:48.760 I could even say that about animals.

01:56:51.560 The animal kingdom.

01:56:53.180 You want to talk about science?

01:56:54.780 Fine.

01:56:55.840 It takes a male and a female to produce the next generation. 0.95

01:56:59.180 Always has.

01:57:00.140 Always will.

01:57:00.980 That's not hate.

01:57:01.960 That's not ideology.

01:57:03.440 That's something called biology.

01:57:07.000 You want a lion that's on the endangered species list to come off the endangered species list.

01:57:14.700 You don't tell the male lion that you might be trapped in the wrong body.

01:57:19.360 And so let's juice you up with all kinds of hormones so you can no longer reproduce. 1.00

01:57:24.960 That will put that tiger out of existence.

01:57:30.120 That lion no longer exists because it can't procreate.

01:57:34.520 And isn't it interesting that the body is designed to procreate? 0.94

01:57:39.680 Is there anything that feels better than procreation?

01:57:43.380 No.

01:57:43.720 You know what?

01:57:44.740 It is also, when you think about it technically, it's really kind of an icky process.

01:57:49.360 Okay?

01:57:49.660 It's an icky process.

01:57:51.900 And you don't want to think about it.

01:57:55.200 And yet, it is the most satisfying and greatest process at the same time.

01:58:02.640 Why would we suddenly love to do this icky process?

01:58:08.060 Because I think God knew.

01:58:11.200 I got to get them to procreate.

01:58:12.720 And I got to make this super, super great for them.

01:58:17.040 It's our nature to procreate.

01:58:22.000 Otherwise, there's nothing left.

01:58:25.000 But then, we, as men and women, we're not just animals.

01:58:32.940 We choose.

01:58:35.240 See, animals don't really have the intellectual power to choose.

01:58:40.520 They act.

01:58:41.660 We choose.

01:58:42.460 So, we choose.

01:58:44.640 We've always chosen.

01:58:45.580 And one of the things that we've always tried to choose is to rise above our animal instinct.

01:58:53.240 That's why we've codified marriage.

01:58:55.240 We sanctify sex. 0.97

01:58:56.240 We sanctify sex. 0.97

01:58:57.400 Why?

01:58:58.280 Because procreation is sacred.

01:59:00.420 And it binds a man and a woman. 0.80

01:59:03.220 It creates children.

01:59:04.840 Children create a family with a mother and father.

01:59:09.520 And every scientific journal will tell you that a society, a civilization, runs at its best when there's a family run by men and women. 0.93

01:59:23.380 It's the moral ecosystem of civilization.

01:59:29.940 Marriage is more than a ceremony.

01:59:32.300 It's more than a legal contract.

01:59:34.420 It's a covenant.

01:59:35.440 It's a sacred union.

01:59:37.040 Look, you want to marry a tree.

01:59:38.680 I don't really care.

01:59:40.560 But don't tell me that that's equal or superior to a man and a woman.

01:59:45.920 It's not.

01:59:47.240 It's not.

01:59:48.000 Because, one, you're not going to make little half-human tree babies. 0.99

01:59:52.660 It's not going to happen.

01:59:55.260 The relationship of respect and purpose between a husband and a wife, a father and a mother, and the role with their children that they bring into this world.

02:00:04.580 How many of us grew up with an idyllic family?

02:00:07.520 I know I didn't.

02:00:09.500 My mom was an alcoholic that committed suicide. 0.98

02:00:12.540 My dad never admitted he was an alcoholic, but I'm pretty sure he was.

02:00:19.000 And yet we try to bring ourselves above and do better.

02:00:28.000 The deep yearning to be more than beasts, to build families, to hold sacred power, to create life, comes not from man, but from a higher law, from God, the author of nature and nature's God.

02:00:41.700 It's he that taught us to honor the family, to respect the body, to love truth.

02:00:49.720 And that is the truth progressivism seeks to erase, piece by piece, word by word, letter by letter.

02:00:57.980 So, no, Americans are not rejecting love.

02:01:00.480 They're not even judging people's lives.

02:01:02.800 Do what you want, dude.

02:01:03.840 Just please.

02:01:04.900 Stop forcing me and my family.

02:01:12.160 They're rejecting force, ideological colonization.

02:01:16.260 The replacement of truth with manipulation.

02:01:19.760 They're waking up to the realization that once again, progressivism has created the very backlash it now condemns.

02:01:27.400 When men try to fix men, it always ends in ruin.

02:01:36.640 But when a man submits, by his own free will, to eternal truths, he will find freedom.

02:01:44.440 And that is where the real fight should be.

02:01:48.380 Us being examples of being better men, better women.

02:01:52.780 So, our children see it.

02:01:55.820 So, our children want to be better.

02:01:59.600 That when we say to our children, we're disappointed, it means something.

02:02:05.780 That was much worse than anything my father or mother could have said to me than anything else.

02:02:11.120 The worst was, I'm really disappointed.

02:02:15.660 And that's not coercion.

02:02:18.360 That's respect.

02:02:19.280 And that's where the fight really is.

02:02:24.320 Not in words, but in the ideas.

02:02:30.700 And one has a group of new ideas that have either never been tried or have been tried over and over again and have always failed.

02:02:40.520 And then the other side, the one that's currently strangely losing, it seems, is the one that has the ideas that have been tried and tried from the beginning of time and always end in stronger families and a stronger civilization.

02:02:57.620 I don't know, the choice doesn't seem really tough for me, but I guess it is tough when you're at the AP or ABC or CNN and you can't understand.

02:03:13.140 You just think that people, because they're conservative, they just hate them gays and all that brilliant, you know, progressivism lotion that you slathered all over their heads, not taken anymore and they're going back into their hate.

02:03:30.180 No, you don't get it at all.

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02:06:36.000 Well, there's one thing I think we can all agree on when it comes to recent history is that we do have a real problem with modern-day Nazis. 0.88

02:06:58.920 And I'm not talking about the Nazis that throw Molotov cocktails at Jews.

02:07:05.540 The real Nazis, like Elon Musk, you know, the type of Nazis that develop spaceships and electric cars, those types of Nazis. 0.88

02:07:17.280 And we know they're the real problem.

02:07:20.680 We saw the Elon Musk Nazi salute, which was quite clear, where Elon Musk took his hand, touched his chest, and then held it straight out in a salute that was as clear, the clearest association with Nazis that we could possibly imagine.

02:07:39.840 Much more clear than actually murdering Jews.

02:07:44.580 And that bizarre path we've taken recently took an interesting turn over the weekend when Cory Booker decided to do, quite frankly, the exact same thing that Elon Musk did a couple of months ago.

02:08:02.200 If you haven't seen this footage, we'll show it to you on Blaze TV.

02:08:06.320 He does the same thing.

02:08:08.220 He's leaving the stage.

02:08:09.940 He touches his heart, right hand over his heart, and extends his arm out in a quote-unquote Nazi salute.

02:08:19.380 Now, you put them side by side with Cory Booker and Elon Musk.

02:08:23.960 I mean, Elon's a little more forceful with it.

02:08:26.300 He's a little more excited, maybe.

02:08:27.960 But it is almost identical, even in the pacing of this salute.

02:08:33.500 And we're supposed to sit back here and criticize Elon Musk and call him a Nazi, and that this is the most clear sign that he is a Nazi.

02:08:43.500 But then Cory Booker does the same thing, and we're not supposed to care about it at all.

02:08:46.960 Now, of course, the appropriate reaction is to do the reaction that we are having with Cory Booker.

02:08:51.600 That's actually the right reaction, which is it doesn't mean anything at all.

02:08:55.900 Obviously, it doesn't mean that Cory Booker is a Nazi.

02:08:57.960 He might have terrible viewpoints in a multitude of ways, and his ideas for how much government should control your life might seem Nazi-esque at times.

02:09:07.080 But it is not the exact same thing, quite clearly.

02:09:10.240 It certainly doesn't prove he's a Nazi.

02:09:12.080 What's fascinating about it is the fact that the media is doing both of those things, saying Elon Musk is and completely ignoring that Booker did the same thing.

02:09:24.000 And that's, of course, because of their predetermined belief.

02:09:26.340 When you believe Elon Musk is a Nazi this week because he's supporting Donald Trump as opposed to when he thought he was a hero last week because of his electric cars,

02:09:34.360 well, it's easy to call him a Nazi because you already believed he was a Nazi.

02:09:36.960 This just confirms your previously held belief.

02:09:39.660 When it's Cory Booker, well, he's a good guy.

02:09:41.600 He stood up.

02:09:42.420 He did a filibuster for something good, and therefore, of course, he's not a Nazi.

02:09:48.000 It would be silly to say so just from a stupid hand salute.

02:09:53.600 This is Glenn Beck.

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