The Glenn Beck Program - How Biden's Vehicle 'Kill Switch' Will LITERALLY Stop You in Your Tracks ｜ Guests： Kirk Cameron & Rep. Thomas Massie ｜ 11⧸8⧸23

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00:02:23.800 Well, hello America

00:02:27.800 The Democrats have taken

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00:02:32.800 Has now put a felon

00:02:34.800 In charge of the state house

00:02:36.800 Which I'm all for felons

00:02:37.800 All for felons 0.90

00:02:39.800 Except for that one

00:02:40.800 That one that's going to soon be a felon

00:02:42.800 One way or another

00:02:43.800 We're going to make him a felon

00:02:44.800 Then he should not have office

00:02:47.800 Ever

00:02:49.800 Huge night for the Democrats

00:02:51.800 However, there were some bright spots

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00:02:56.800 I want to start with a really bright spot

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00:03:01.800 First

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00:04:19.800 Alright

00:04:20.800 Do we have Dom on?

00:04:21.800 Dom Theodore

00:04:22.800 He is the program director of this program

00:04:26.800 He's actually the guy who saved my career

00:04:29.800 About 20 years ago

00:04:31.800 And told me

00:04:32.800 What are you doing listening to everybody else? 1.00

00:04:34.800 Your show sucks when you listen to everybody else 1.00

00:04:36.800 Why don't you do what you want to do? 1.00

00:04:38.800 And I said

00:04:39.800 You know I'm going to try that

00:04:40.800 Because they're going to fire me anyway

00:04:42.800 And

00:04:43.800 And now here we are

00:04:44.800 All these many years later

00:04:45.800 Dom

00:04:46.800 How are you sir?

00:04:47.800 I'd say it all worked out for you pretty well

00:04:49.800 Yeah it did

00:04:50.800 It did

00:04:51.800 It did

00:04:52.800 So Dom

00:04:53.800 Let's talk about

00:04:54.800 What happened

00:04:56.800 In

00:04:57.800 Michigan

00:04:59.800 Last night

00:05:01.800 Something miraculous

00:05:02.800 Happened in your township

00:05:03.800 Yeah

00:05:04.800 It's really one township over from where I live

00:05:09.800 There's been

00:05:10.800 I think this audience is very familiar with the

00:05:14.800 CCP run

00:05:17.800 Goshen battery factory

00:05:19.800 That

00:05:20.800 The state of Michigan

00:05:21.800 Gretchen Whitmer

00:05:23.800 Tried to shove down our throat

00:05:24.800 Here locally

00:05:25.800 And continues to by the way

00:05:27.800 But what happened was

00:05:29.800 There were a number of local officials

00:05:32.800 That early on

00:05:34.800 Kind of signed on to that project

00:05:35.800 In a shroud of secrecy

00:05:37.800 They used secret code names for it

00:05:40.800 Like Project Elephant

00:05:42.800 And they kept the community in the dark

00:05:44.800 Well the community eventually found out about it

00:05:45.800 But of course it was by that point

00:05:48.800 After the board had committed resources

00:05:51.800 And taken votes

00:05:53.800 And you know supported Goshen

00:05:56.800 And it was really too late for the public to respond

00:06:00.800 And so the public went into action

00:06:03.800 And signed recall petitions

00:06:05.800 For all the board members for Green Charter Township

00:06:09.800 Eventually a couple of them had resigned

00:06:12.800 So there were only five left that didn't resign

00:06:16.800 And last night

00:06:18.800 Every single one of them was replaced

00:06:20.800 In the recall election

00:06:21.800 We clean swept all five of those seats

00:06:24.800 In addition there was another seat

00:06:26.800 For the township supervisor

00:06:27.800 In Big Rapids Township

00:06:29.800 Unlike the Green Charter Township board

00:06:32.800 The Big Rapids Township

00:06:34.800 Listened to the public

00:06:36.800 And everyone except their supervisor

00:06:38.800 Bill Stanek

00:06:40.800 Had decided to go with what the public

00:06:42.800 Had wanted

00:06:45.800 Which was not supporting Goshen

00:06:47.800 The only one that wouldn't change his mind

00:06:49.800 Was Bill Stanek

00:06:51.800 He also was recalled last night

00:06:53.800 And replaced

00:06:55.800 So what does this mean?

00:06:56.800 Because you have a Chinese Communist 1.00

00:06:58.800 Company

00:07:00.800 Coming in here to build batteries

00:07:02.800 It's

00:07:03.800 It's

00:07:04.800 It

00:07:05.800 It has in its charter

00:07:06.800 That it has to have a

00:07:08.800 You know

00:07:09.800 A young communist club

00:07:11.800 And all kinds of crazy stuff

00:07:14.800 But

00:07:15.800 Whitmer brought all of this stuff in

00:07:18.800 Jammed it through

00:07:19.800 The town councils

00:07:20.800 They all said

00:07:21.800 Okay

00:07:23.800 So

00:07:24.800 Is this going to stop it?

00:07:26.800 Or

00:07:27.800 What is this?

00:07:29.800 Here's the worst part

00:07:30.800 Is they did all this with our tax dollars

00:07:32.800 I mean that's

00:07:33.800 That's the thing

00:07:34.800 The money that lured them here

00:07:35.800 And is paying for most of this

00:07:38.800 Is Michigan tax dollars

00:07:40.800 Unbelievable

00:07:41.800 That's the worst part

00:07:42.800 There's a development agreement in place

00:07:45.800 That the previous board left over

00:07:48.800 And

00:07:49.800 You know

00:07:50.800 Obviously the new board is going to

00:07:51.800 Look at that

00:07:53.800 With

00:07:54.800 With an attorney

00:07:55.800 And see what the options are

00:07:57.800 As far as getting out of it

00:07:59.800 There's a number of things that

00:08:01.800 You know

00:08:02.800 Goshen in the past

00:08:03.800 Has basically been able to come in

00:08:04.800 And steamroll over the community

00:08:06.800 And against the public's wishes

00:08:08.800 You know

00:08:09.800 It's interesting

00:08:10.800 The former

00:08:11.800 Township supervisor Jim Chapman

00:08:12.800 Completely refused to take a public survey

00:08:16.800 At any point

00:08:18.800 Because he knew that this was going to be the result

00:08:20.800 And by the way

00:08:21.800 When the margins weren't even close

00:08:23.800 We won by like 70% in most cases

00:08:26.800 So

00:08:27.800 It was clear that the community

00:08:29.800 Didn't want this project

00:08:30.800 Never wanted this project

00:08:32.800 And you know

00:08:33.800 Now we have a new board with fresh eyes

00:08:34.800 As you said

00:08:35.800 That will look at every option

00:08:37.800 That's on the table

00:08:38.800 And see

00:08:39.800 You know

00:08:40.800 How they can get out of the development agreement

00:08:41.800 And possibly

00:08:43.800 You know

00:08:44.800 Some other remedies as well

00:08:45.800 So

00:08:46.800 But what they're going to find now

00:08:47.800 Is the

00:08:48.800 Township boards

00:08:49.800 Are not going to roll over

00:08:50.800 Like they have been

00:08:51.800 Good

00:08:52.800 Good

00:08:53.800 Well congratulations Tom

00:08:54.800 I know you guys have worked really hard on this

00:08:57.800 And you know

00:08:58.800 Standing up to

00:08:59.800 Not only

00:09:00.800 Whitmer

00:09:01.800 And all of the

00:09:02.800 The state's

00:09:04.800 Machinery

00:09:05.800 But also

00:09:06.800 The machinery of the CCP

00:09:07.800 Is not easy

00:09:08.800 And

00:09:09.800 Here's good guys winning

00:09:11.800 So keep it up

00:09:12.800 Believe me

00:09:13.800 It wasn't

00:09:14.800 It wasn't me

00:09:15.800 There were so many people involved

00:09:16.800 In the community

00:09:17.800 All came together

00:09:18.800 And

00:09:19.800 We can use everyone's help

00:09:20.800 At

00:09:21.800 ProtectMcCosta.org

00:09:22.800 Because

00:09:23.800 There's still obviously

00:09:24.800 There's actually a lawsuit

00:09:26.800 As well

00:09:27.800 To try to

00:09:28.800 To stop them

00:09:29.800 There's a C3 0.99

00:09:31.800 You know

00:09:32.800 Nonprofit set up

00:09:33.800 To help

00:09:34.800 Tax deductible donations

00:09:35.800 At

00:09:36.800 ProtectMcCosta

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00:09:39.800 MecostaCounty

00:09:40.800 M-E-C-O-S-T-A 1.00

00:09:42.800 Dot org

00:09:43.800 Thank you very much Tomo

00:09:44.800 If people would like to donate

00:09:45.800 Appreciate it

00:09:46.800 Thank you

00:09:47.800 God bless

00:09:48.800 So that's

00:09:49.800 You too

00:09:50.800 That's some good news

00:09:51.800 Some good news

00:09:52.800 Taxpayers

00:09:53.800 Went and said

00:09:54.800 No to

00:09:55.800 Higher taxes

00:09:56.800 All over the country

00:09:57.800 If I were

00:09:59.800 Not the guy

00:10:00.800 That I am

00:10:01.800 And

00:10:02.800 You know

00:10:03.800 Hadn't done my homework

00:10:04.800 Didn't

00:10:05.800 Wasn't paying attention

00:10:06.800 In Ohio

00:10:07.800 I would have voted

00:10:08.800 Against

00:10:09.800 Or

00:10:10.800 For

00:10:11.800 The

00:10:12.800 The

00:10:13.800 Abortion

00:10:14.800 Proposition

00:10:15.800 Because

00:10:16.800 To me

00:10:17.800 The way it was worded

00:10:18.800 Is so misleading

00:10:19.800 It was

00:10:20.800 You know

00:10:21.800 The state's gonna be able to have

00:10:22.800 It'll be in the constitution

00:10:24.800 Somebody can get in the way of

00:10:26.800 Your wife's miscarriage

00:10:27.800 You know

00:10:28.800 And

00:10:29.800 Have to manage that for her

00:10:31.800 What are you talking about?

00:10:33.800 It was

00:10:34.800 Horrible

00:10:35.800 The way it was worded

00:10:36.800 And I think there were a lot of people that

00:10:38.800 Fell for it

00:10:39.800 Quite honestly

00:10:40.800 It wasn't

00:10:41.800 Honest

00:10:42.800 However

00:10:43.800 It could be

00:10:44.800 That

00:10:45.800 People just

00:10:47.800 Are cool with abortion 1.00

00:10:48.800 I don't know

00:10:49.800 I don't know

00:10:50.800 And if that's the case

00:10:51.800 Then

00:10:52.800 We are going to deserve everything our country gets

00:10:54.800 Yes

00:10:55.800 You know

00:10:56.800 That is where this is going to end sadly

00:10:58.800 But

00:10:59.800 You're right

00:11:00.800 The wording was 0.96

00:11:01.800 Completely ridiculous 0.86

00:11:02.800 Bringing up things like birth control 0.91

00:11:04.800 Which no one was fighting against

00:11:06.800 Fertility treatments

00:11:07.800 Which no one was fighting against

00:11:08.800 Miscarriage care 0.56

00:11:09.800 Which no one was fighting against

00:11:10.800 I mean

00:11:11.800 There was one really interesting

00:11:12.800 I can't remember the exact wording of it

00:11:14.800 But it was something like

00:11:15.800 The right to be able to keep your own pregnancy 0.99

00:11:18.800 Which

00:11:19.800 Is there a movement of people just walking down the street

00:11:22.800 Pointing at pregnant bellies 1.00

00:11:23.800 And saying

00:11:24.800 End that one

00:11:25.800 I don't know

00:11:26.800 Maybe there is

00:11:27.800 I've never heard it

00:11:28.800 I've never heard it

00:11:29.800 So now

00:11:30.800 In the constitution

00:11:31.800 Is the right to abortion 0.98

00:11:33.800 And another measure that they voted for

00:11:36.800 To legalize marijuana

00:11:39.800 Margins on both ballot measures

00:11:41.800 Not even close

00:11:42.800 Abortion and marijuana

00:11:43.800 Both won by double digits

00:11:46.800 Congratulations

00:11:47.800 Totally

00:11:48.800 By the way

00:11:49.800 Totally expected

00:11:50.800 I mean this is not a surprise at all

00:11:51.800 It was something we talked about yesterday

00:11:52.800 That was going to happen

00:11:53.800 And it's unfortunate

00:11:54.800 And now Ohio basically is California

00:11:56.800 You know

00:11:57.800 On abortion

00:11:58.800 And I know

00:11:59.800 Look while

00:12:00.800 Some people

00:12:01.800 Are certainly

00:12:02.800 That's why we were not for the

00:12:03.800 The constitutional vote over the summer

00:12:06.800 That was the

00:12:07.800 That was the vote that mattered

00:12:08.800 This one

00:12:09.800 We knew this was going to happen

00:12:10.800 Once the first one happened

00:12:11.800 Yeah

00:12:12.800 If you

00:12:13.800 There are people that are certainly to the left of us

00:12:15.800 When it comes to the life issue

00:12:16.800 And maybe the people of Ohio are in that category

00:12:19.800 But they're not as far left as California

00:12:21.800 And New York

00:12:22.800 And Illinois

00:12:23.800 And now they've got the same laws

00:12:24.800 So

00:12:25.800 And it's constitutionally enshrined

00:12:28.800 So it's going to be hard to remove

00:12:30.800 But that is what this is all about

00:12:32.800 And the point is changing people's minds over a long period of time

00:12:35.800 It's you know

00:12:36.800 It's not always going to be done with the law

00:12:37.800 And you can't just depend on votes

00:12:39.800 You have to be able to convince people over a very long period

00:12:42.800 And it's important

00:12:43.800 Because what we're talking about here are children living 0.88

00:12:45.800 And I know that's a quaint little idea

00:12:47.800 That we're not allowed to talk about anymore

00:12:49.800 But we kind of think that children should be alive

00:12:52.800 Looks like the Democratic Party 0.51

00:12:54.800 Held on to the governor's mansion in Kentucky

00:12:56.800 The Senate in Virginia

00:12:59.800 They managed to flip the Virginia House

00:13:03.800 The biggest win came in two ballot measures in Ohio

00:13:07.800 That we just told you about

00:13:09.800 One race in the Virginia House

00:13:11.800 Was really close

00:13:12.800 And I don't have

00:13:14.800 Can you see if they've called this race yet?

00:13:17.800 Susanna Gibson

00:13:19.800 Did it go to Susanna Gibson or did it go to David Owens?

00:13:24.800 It was too close to call in the middle of the night

00:13:27.800 But Susanna Gibson, if you remember

00:13:29.800 Is the nurse practitioner

00:13:30.800 Who, you know, people talked about

00:13:33.800 Because she made videos of her performing

00:13:37.800 All kinds of things by request for payment

00:13:41.800 In her bedroom

00:13:43.800 It appears that Owen did win that race

00:13:45.800 Owen did win it

00:13:46.800 Yes, so not

00:13:48.800 I mean

00:13:49.800 Not her

00:13:50.800 And probably the poor issue

00:13:51.800 Probably is the difference here

00:13:52.800 It was only about a 3% race

00:13:54.800 About 900 votes

00:13:57.800 Give or take

00:13:58.800 It was the

00:13:59.800 It was the difference in this race 1.00

00:14:00.800 So probably

00:14:01.800 I mean, maybe the

00:14:02.800 Who knows?

00:14:03.800 Maybe she's going to lose by

00:14:04.800 20 points

00:14:05.800 And the porn thing got her close 1.00

00:14:06.800 I don't know

00:14:07.800 But my guess is the difference here was

00:14:09.800 This scandal

00:14:10.800 That came out

00:14:11.800 You have the Mississippi governor

00:14:13.800 Tate Reeves

00:14:14.800 A second turn for him

00:14:16.800 The

00:14:18.800 Democrat conceded

00:14:19.800 Last night

00:14:20.800 The assembly in New Jersey

00:14:22.800 Remains

00:14:23.800 Solidly blue

00:14:24.800 It was a Democrat clean sweep 0.65

00:14:28.800 Long Island goes Republican

00:14:31.800 So we got

00:14:32.800 We got Long Island

00:14:33.800 Colorado voters

00:14:35.800 Rejected property tax measures

00:14:37.800 Backed by the Democrats

00:14:39.800 In Maine

00:14:41.800 They voted against

00:14:42.800 A new state utility

00:14:45.800 And they said

00:14:46.800 They wanted to change their constitution

00:14:49.800 And put

00:14:50.800 It remains in the constitution

00:14:52.800 But for some unknown reason

00:14:53.800 At least to me

00:14:54.800 They took it out of the printed constitution

00:14:58.800 And it's all of the tribal obligations

00:15:02.800 That Maine has

00:15:03.800 That, you know, 200 years ago

00:15:05.800 They made to the Native Americans 1.00

00:15:07.800 And the people there

00:15:09.800 But it's full of white people 0.98

00:15:10.800 So you would expect this

00:15:13.800 You know, they said

00:15:14.800 Hey, we should put that back in our constitution

00:15:16.800 So we all remember what we

00:15:18.800 Where we came from

00:15:19.800 Where we came from

00:15:20.800 And, you know, our obligations

00:15:23.800 So those racists 0.90

00:15:25.800 Up in Maine

00:15:27.800 They voted to

00:15:28.800 Restore that 1.00

00:15:29.800 White people are the worst 1.00

00:15:31.800 Am I right? 1.00

00:15:33.800 No

00:15:34.800 Whitmer and

00:15:36.800 Jackson Lee

00:15:39.800 Okay

00:15:40.800 So here's it is

00:15:42.800 It's Whitmire actually

00:15:43.800 It's Senator John Whitmire

00:15:45.800 Mm-hmm

00:15:46.800 Running for

00:15:48.800 The

00:15:49.800 Mayor's role

00:15:51.800 In Houston

00:15:53.800 Running against

00:15:54.800 Sheila Jackson Lee

00:15:58.800 Exciting, exciting race

00:15:59.800 They're gonna go to runoff there 0.63

00:16:00.800 Uh-huh

00:16:02.800 Uh-huh

00:16:04.800 Uh-huh

00:16:06.800 So you're gonna have

00:16:08.800 One of the two

00:16:10.800 Yeah, Whitmire would probably

00:16:11.800 Be the better one

00:16:12.800 Right?

00:16:13.800 Sheila Jackson Lee?

00:16:14.800 Yes

00:16:16.800 Just for comedic

00:16:18.800 Just for comedic purposes

00:16:19.800 That's true

00:16:20.800 For our purposes

00:16:21.800 We don't live in Houston

00:16:22.800 Yes

00:16:23.800 So for our purposes

00:16:24.800 Sheila Jackson Lee would be a better mayor 1.00

00:16:25.800 Yeah

00:16:26.800 Because we would get constant

00:16:28.800 I cannot believe

00:16:30.800 That Sheila Jackson Lee

00:16:32.800 Is actually being considered

00:16:34.800 By a good number of people in Houston

00:16:36.800 That's insanity

00:16:38.800 It really is incredible

00:16:39.800 I mean

00:16:40.800 All of this

00:16:41.800 All of this

00:16:42.800 Just goes to show you

00:16:43.800 That we are not a nation

00:16:46.800 You know, it is not an open and shut case

00:16:48.800 Everybody knows it's gonna be close

00:16:50.800 But I don't think that it is actually running in our favor

00:16:54.800 When it comes to, you know, the poll numbers

00:16:58.800 I don't think

00:16:59.800 I mean, I don't think this is an open and shut case

00:17:02.800 By any stretch of the imagination

00:17:04.800 For any of these presidential candidates

00:17:07.800 Oh, no

00:17:08.800 Look, I think that's definitely true

00:17:11.800 It's not easy to win presidential elections

00:17:14.800 Now you do have a very, very weak candidate

00:17:17.800 Running for re-election

00:17:19.800 At least currently

00:17:20.800 In Joe Biden

00:17:21.800 Which makes it possible for

00:17:23.800 Possible

00:17:24.800 Not obvious

00:17:25.800 By any means

00:17:27.800 Here's the

00:17:28.800 I was looking at the Texas results

00:17:29.800 And they voted on

00:17:31.800 What was it?

00:17:32.800 Voted here in Texas

00:17:33.800 14 different propositions

00:17:35.800 Only one did they reject

00:17:38.800 They said yes to

00:17:40.800 All 14 of them

00:17:41.800 Except one

00:17:42.800 And that one was

00:17:44.800 Raising the mandatory retirement age 0.88

00:17:45.800 For state judges

00:17:47.800 So the

00:17:49.800 The state constitution would be amended

00:17:50.800 To increase the mandatory retirement age 0.78

00:17:52.800 For Texas judges

00:17:55.800 From 279 from 75

00:17:57.800 So the one thing they rejected

00:17:59.800 Out of all of these

00:18:00.800 And it's like creating funds for water

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00:18:04.800 And all these other things

00:18:05.800 The only thing Texas voters rejected

00:18:07.800 Were like no more old people 1.00

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00:19:19.800 Tonight

00:19:20.800 The third Republican debate

00:19:22.800 Is anybody actually going to be watching?

00:19:24.800 I'll be watching Glenn

00:19:25.800 Only 9.5 million people watched the last one

00:19:29.800 Those numbers are abysmal

00:19:30.800 Back in 2015 GOP debates were averaging

00:19:33.800 Well over 20 million viewers

00:19:35.800 Why is it so different?

00:19:37.800 Questions asked in 2015 and 2016

00:19:39.800 Sucked as bad as they do now

00:19:41.800 Moderators were biased 0.98

00:19:43.800 More concerned about their own social media presence

00:19:45.800 Blah blah blah

00:19:46.800 The debates I don't think have any real substance

00:19:48.800 There is a single topic

00:19:50.800 That is on everybody's mind

00:19:52.800 All the questions tonight

00:19:53.800 Should focus on it

00:19:54.800 But it won't

00:19:56.800 Are we headed towards World War 3?

00:19:59.800 Are there the current candidates

00:20:01.800 Will any of you lead us away from a global catastrophe?

00:20:05.800 How will you deal with Palestinians in the streets all over the world 1.00

00:20:10.800 If you decide that we're going to stand behind Israel? 0.76

00:20:14.800 What about Ukraine, Russia, Iran, China?

00:20:19.800 Debate moderators are not going to do it

00:20:21.800 But tonight we've reached out to every candidate with some very specific questions

00:20:26.800 Seven of them

00:20:28.800 No bias, no gotcha questions

00:20:30.800 Just real questions, real substance

00:20:32.800 How will they steer us away from war?

00:20:37.800 How will they fix the border?

00:20:39.800 Tonight I'll reveal their answers

00:20:41.800 I was going to reveal something else

00:20:43.800 We've cracked the code on Democrats playbook with Joe Biden

00:20:46.800 Seriously 1.00

00:20:47.800 We know he's a compulsive liar 0.90

00:20:49.800 But somehow the left has turned it into a positive 1.00

00:20:52.800 Stupid is as stupid does 1.00

00:20:56.800 He's Forrest Gump 1.00

00:20:57.800 He is

00:20:58.800 Joe Biden

00:21:00.800 Has been turned in to the real life Forrest Gump

00:21:03.800 I have all of the evidence

00:21:05.800 Tonight

00:21:06.800 Tonight

00:21:07.800 Debate

00:21:08.800 Joe Biden is Forrest Gump

00:21:09.800 And the right GOP candidate

00:21:11.800 To keep America safe is

00:21:14.800 Tonight

00:21:15.800 Nine o'clock

00:21:16.800 Blaze TV

00:21:17.800 That's right after

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00:21:19.800 Stu does America

00:21:20.800 And I also note

00:21:21.800 If you are watching the debate

00:21:22.800 Or just want to get

00:21:23.800 Find out what happened

00:21:24.800 Who did well

00:21:25.800 Who did not

00:21:26.800 We're going to be doing

00:21:27.800 Extended coverage on

00:21:28.800 YouTube.com

00:21:29.800 Slash

00:21:30.800 Stu does America

00:21:31.800 I will be watching the debate

00:21:33.800 Maybe so you don't have to

00:21:34.800 But if you want to check in

00:21:35.800 And see what actually happened

00:21:36.800 Make sure to check that out

00:21:38.800 YouTube.com

00:21:39.800 Slash

00:21:40.800 Stu does America

00:21:41.800 Like you look at the ratings being down

00:21:43.800 What's the reason?

00:21:44.800 Well the guy who's leading the field

00:21:46.800 Isn't doing it

00:21:47.800 Yeah

00:21:48.300 I mean like it's

00:21:48.800 Look we all know that

00:21:49.800 Donald Trump brings ratings

00:21:50.800 No matter what

00:21:51.800 But you know

00:21:53.800 I think everybody has made their choice

00:21:54.800 On number two

00:21:55.800 And number one

00:21:56.800 That's the key

00:21:57.800 Well the key thing is having

00:21:58.800 You need to have a second choice

00:22:00.800 This is a different election

00:22:01.800 Because of what's happening to

00:22:02.800 Donald Trump in the courts

00:22:03.800 Right?

00:22:04.800 You have to have

00:22:05.800 You better know

00:22:06.800 Who's going to be

00:22:07.800 Your second choice here

00:22:08.800 Because you might wind up having

00:22:10.800 A situation where you don't have

00:22:12.800 Your first choice might not be there

00:22:14.800 So in other words

00:22:16.800 We may have

00:22:17.800 Chaos?

00:22:18.800 A little bit of chaos

00:22:19.800 A little bit of chaos

00:22:20.800 Just a dash

00:22:21.800 A spoonful

00:22:22.800 Dash it

00:22:23.800 At the end of the recipe

00:22:24.800 Just sprinkle a little on

00:22:25.800 A little chaos

00:22:26.800 A spoonful of chaos makes

00:22:27.800 No I don't think it does

00:22:29.800 Alright

00:22:30.800 More when we return

00:22:31.800 In just a minute

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00:24:07.800 Well, they've

00:24:18.800 They have censored now

00:24:20.800 Rashida Tlaib

00:24:23.800 She has now been censored

00:24:26.800 In uh

00:24:27.800 Censured in uh

00:24:28.800 Congress

00:24:29.800 Um

00:24:30.800 And now

00:24:31.800 It was over her

00:24:32.800 Anti-Israel statements

00:24:33.800 However, they didn't do it

00:24:34.800 Last time

00:24:35.800 No

00:24:36.800 Um, but this time

00:24:37.800 She said that

00:24:39.800 Joe Biden 0.99

00:24:40.800 Was a genocidal maniac 1.00

00:24:41.800 And uh 0.99

00:24:42.800 Gosh darn it 0.95

00:24:43.800 They got it done this time 0.96

00:24:44.800 Yeah, you know

00:24:45.800 We talked about this

00:24:46.800 Literally yesterday

00:24:47.800 That they

00:24:48.800 Let Rashida Tlaib 0.98

00:24:49.800 Get off with all of her

00:24:50.800 Anti-Jew comments

00:24:51.800 But I bet

00:24:53.800 They have a better chance

00:24:54.800 Of censuring her

00:24:55.800 Now that she's

00:24:56.800 Bashed Joe Biden

00:24:57.800 And that's exactly

00:24:58.800 What happened

00:24:59.800 I think 22 Democrats

00:25:00.800 Yeah

00:25:01.800 For that

00:25:02.800 That particular vote

00:25:03.800 She wept openly

00:25:04.800 Like a little girl 0.95

00:25:05.800 Here she is

00:25:06.800 I can't believe

00:25:07.800 I have to say this

00:25:08.800 But Palestinian people 1.00

00:25:10.800 Are not disposable

00:25:11.800 What?

00:25:14.800 What?

00:25:17.800 Oh boy

00:25:18.800 Here she goes 0.96

00:25:19.800 Oh

00:25:20.800 Ilan Omar

00:25:21.800 Is gonna give her a hug 0.99

00:25:22.800 Give her a hug

00:25:23.800 Need to get in the camera shot as well

00:25:24.800 Of course

00:25:25.800 I'm standing there for you

00:25:26.800 I'm with you

00:25:27.800 We are human beings

00:25:31.800 Just like anyone else

00:25:33.800 My city

00:25:34.800 My grandmother

00:25:36.800 Like all Palestinians 1.00

00:25:38.800 Just wants to live her life 0.63

00:25:40.800 With freedom

00:25:41.800 And human dignity

00:25:42.800 We all deserve

00:25:43.800 All Palestinians feel that way 1.00

00:25:45.800 Some of them

00:25:46.800 Yeah

00:25:47.800 Some of them went over 1.00

00:25:48.800 And raped and murdered Jews 1.00

00:25:49.800 And put children in ovens 1.00

00:25:51.800 And live streamed the murders

00:25:52.800 Of grandmothers to their family members

00:25:54.800 Some Palestinians did that 0.62

00:25:56.800 So now I would say

00:25:57.800 All fall into the category

00:25:59.800 Did you uh

00:26:00.800 Did you notice that her mom

00:26:01.800 Who wants to live

00:26:02.800 Or her grandmother

00:26:03.800 Who wants to live in dignity

00:26:04.800 Mm-hmm

00:26:05.800 Completely covered head to toe

00:26:06.800 Well her eyes 1.00

00:26:07.800 Would have lived in dignity

00:26:08.800 Because that's the only part of the body

00:26:09.800 You can see

00:26:10.800 But yes

00:26:11.800 So that was very upsetting

00:26:12.800 Now

00:26:13.800 Very heartwarming

00:26:14.800 Now

00:26:15.800 She is the performative cry thing down 0.99

00:26:17.800 Very very well

00:26:18.800 Oh she should have heard it 0.52

00:26:19.800 She went nuts 0.83

00:26:20.800 She literally went 0.98

00:26:21.800 She is nuts

00:26:22.800 She didn't go nuts 0.99

00:26:23.800 This is what I would expect

00:26:24.800 From a body that owned slaves 0.82

00:26:28.800 You know a hundred

00:26:29.800 I mean it's 1.00

00:26:30.800 Yeah she's nuts 0.99

00:26:31.800 Not only nuts but boring 0.99

00:26:32.800 Yeah

00:26:33.800 Boring

00:26:34.800 So free speech

00:26:35.800 Free speech

00:26:36.800 Is this free speech

00:26:37.800 Is this free speech

00:26:38.800 Is this free speech at universities

00:26:40.800 We do we have free speech

00:26:42.800 Because you can apparently say

00:26:43.800 Whatever you want 1.00

00:26:44.800 When it comes to killing Jews 1.00

00:26:45.800 But you've got a gag order 1.00

00:26:47.800 On a presidential candidate

00:26:48.800 You have big tech collusion

00:26:51.800 Pressuring of the press

00:26:52.800 Mostly peaceful protests

00:26:54.800 That are not mostly peaceful

00:26:56.800 Are okay

00:26:57.800 But some actually peaceful ones

00:26:59.800 Are not okay

00:27:01.800 You can call for the murder

00:27:03.800 Of a president

00:27:04.800 While we sift through the

00:27:07.800 Sedimentary layers

00:27:09.800 Of that same presidential speech

00:27:12.800 To prove he was calling

00:27:13.800 For an insurrection

00:27:15.800 And who's Ray Epps again?

00:27:18.800 Meanwhile

00:27:20.800 Hordes are on our street

00:27:21.800 They are

00:27:22.800 They're marching to that

00:27:23.800 Catchy tune

00:27:24.800 From the river to the sea

00:27:26.800 But I thought

00:27:28.800 Inciting violence was out

00:27:31.800 Should calls for genocide

00:27:34.800 Be protected?

00:27:37.800 Well maybe

00:27:39.800 Here's an uncomfortable position

00:27:41.800 Hamas supporters 1.00

00:27:42.800 Should be able to chant

00:27:43.800 From the river to the sea

00:27:45.800 Just as Nazis 0.94

00:27:47.800 Should be able to march

00:27:48.800 Through Skokie

00:27:52.800 That's my position

00:27:56.800 If we can only see who they are

00:27:58.800 And what we

00:27:59.800 What they think

00:28:00.800 If we listen closely

00:28:02.800 They tell us who they are

00:28:04.800 And what they attend

00:28:06.800 That does not mean

00:28:09.800 We support them

00:28:11.800 It doesn't mean we ignore them

00:28:13.800 It means we listen carefully

00:28:16.800 When you are saying

00:28:17.800 To the river to the sea

00:28:19.800 That's all of Israel 1.00

00:28:21.800 That is a call for genocide

00:28:24.800 If we listen to people

00:28:27.800 It's actually an advantage

00:28:29.800 But we have to be wise

00:28:32.800 The shocking thing is

00:28:34.800 That so many are allowed

00:28:37.800 To call for genocide in America

00:28:38.800 That's

00:28:41.800 That's not the shocking thing

00:28:43.800 What is shocking

00:28:45.800 Is that there are so many

00:28:47.800 Right there

00:28:48.800 In the shining cities of the West

00:28:50.800 So eager to do so

00:28:52.800 You should be allowed to say it

00:28:54.800 But look at the number of people

00:28:57.800 And they're not countered by

00:28:59.800 A million man march

00:29:01.800 Saying no

00:29:02.800 This isn't who we are

00:29:04.800 If protests

00:29:06.800 Turned to burning cities down

00:29:08.800 Or breaking into capitals

00:29:10.800 Those committing the violence

00:29:11.800 Are to be punished

00:29:13.800 Violence is violence

00:29:15.800 But I would bet you

00:29:17.800 That as we saw at the White House

00:29:19.800 Last week

00:29:20.800 When they were trying to tear down

00:29:22.800 The gates around the White House

00:29:24.800 If they would have gotten through

00:29:27.800 They would have found a way

00:29:29.800 To make that a mostly peaceful protest

00:29:31.800 Opinions

00:29:34.800 Sometimes are really despicable

00:29:41.800 But opinions are

00:29:43.800 Opinions, it's not violence

00:29:45.800 But in the yearning for safety

00:29:47.800 For someone just to protect us

00:29:49.800 We accept, many of us

00:29:52.800 Accept that some speech is dangerous

00:29:55.800 Some needs to be silenced

00:29:57.800 Because someone might hear it

00:30:00.800 And start thinking

00:30:01.800 And then start doing the wrong thing

00:30:03.800 Voting the wrong way

00:30:05.800 Not behaving as they should

00:30:07.800 Only who decides

00:30:11.800 This is not about

00:30:13.800 Whataboutism

00:30:15.800 Or right versus left

00:30:17.800 This is about how important

00:30:19.800 An open and even playing field really is

00:30:22.800 And the only one that really counts

00:30:24.800 The playing field of ideas

00:30:25.800 There's a court case

00:30:28.800 Whitney versus California

00:30:30.800 And Justice Louis Brandeis

00:30:32.800 Who I despise

00:30:34.800 He wrote

00:30:35.800 Listen to this carefully

00:30:37.800 Those who won our independence

00:30:39.800 By revolution were not cowards

00:30:41.800 They did not fear political change

00:30:44.800 They did not exalt order

00:30:46.800 At the cost of liberty

00:30:48.800 To courageous

00:30:50.800 Self-reliant men

00:30:52.800 With confidence in the power

00:30:53.800 And the power of free

00:30:54.800 And fearless reasoning

00:30:56.800 Applied through the process

00:30:57.800 Of popular government

00:30:59.800 No danger flowing from speech

00:31:01.800 Can be deemed clear and present

00:31:03.800 Unless the incidence of the evil

00:31:06.800 Apprehended is so imminent

00:31:08.800 That it may befall

00:31:10.800 Before there's an opportunity

00:31:12.800 For full discussion

00:31:14.800 If there's a time to expose

00:31:17.800 Through discussion

00:31:19.800 The falsehood and fallacies

00:31:20.800 The evil

00:31:21.800 By the processes of education

00:31:23.800 The remedy to be applied

00:31:24.800 Is more speech

00:31:26.800 Not enforced silence

00:31:28.800 Now this guy

00:31:30.800 20th century

00:31:32.800 Early 20th century

00:31:34.800 Wilsonian progressive

00:31:36.800 Okay, big with Wilson

00:31:38.800 And a lot of that sounds really good

00:31:42.800 Right?

00:31:44.800 Starts well

00:31:45.800 But there in the middle

00:31:46.800 It goes wildly off the rails

00:31:48.800 Did you notice

00:31:50.800 The giant carve-out

00:31:52.800 Speech is good

00:31:55.800 Unless full discussion

00:31:57.800 Cannot control its effects

00:31:59.800 Fast enough

00:32:01.800 Okay, now who decides that?

00:32:03.800 Because we're having that discussion

00:32:05.800 Right now with global warming

00:32:07.800 It's something that's not supposed to happen

00:32:09.800 For another 50 or 100 years

00:32:10.800 But we have to act right now

00:32:11.800 No discussion

00:32:12.800 Discussion's over

00:32:13.800 That you must not say this thing

00:32:18.800 Because someone might hear you

00:32:19.800 Think, act

00:32:20.800 Before we have time

00:32:22.800 To feed them the approved truth

00:32:25.800 Then all speech

00:32:27.800 Has to be censored and filtered

00:32:29.800 After all

00:32:31.800 If I speak you will hear

00:32:33.800 And as soon as the words are out

00:32:35.800 Well, no telling what might happen

00:32:38.800 America

00:32:40.800 And after it

00:32:41.800 The West

00:32:43.800 Used to be justly admired

00:32:46.800 For one of its greatest innovations

00:32:48.800 Peaceful transfers of power

00:32:50.800 A democratic republican process

00:32:53.800 Resting

00:32:55.800 On none other

00:32:57.800 Than free speech

00:32:59.800 An open marketplace of ideas

00:33:01.800 An even playing field

00:33:03.800 We supposedly choose our leaders

00:33:05.800 And our policies

00:33:06.800 Based on

00:33:07.800 Robust debate

00:33:08.800 Where all of us make up our own minds

00:33:10.800 But is that true?

00:33:12.800 How many people

00:33:14.800 Are making up their own minds?

00:33:16.800 How many people are engaging?

00:33:20.800 I mean, look at what Google is doing

00:33:23.800 Look how social media is shaping

00:33:25.800 Do you have

00:33:27.800 Free will?

00:33:29.800 We're at the beginning of that debate

00:33:31.800 And transfer

00:33:33.800 Of power used to involve

00:33:35.800 Violence, wars, revolutions

00:33:37.800 Coups

00:33:38.800 But we found a better way

00:33:40.800 So that when a Trump

00:33:42.800 Or a Biden enters

00:33:43.800 Or leaves the White House

00:33:45.800 No tanks are needed, mostly

00:33:47.800 But that only works with an even playing field

00:33:50.800 An open market

00:33:51.800 If one side

00:33:53.800 Can get their thumb

00:33:54.800 Over the other

00:33:56.800 For safety

00:33:57.800 Then that all goes away

00:33:59.800 And the alternative

00:34:00.800 To free and open debate

00:34:01.800 Is just like the alternative

00:34:03.800 To peaceful transfer of power

00:34:05.800 Violence

00:34:07.800 The alternative to violence

00:34:09.800 Is dialogue

00:34:11.800 Real dialogue

00:34:14.800 Not the dialogue that's like

00:34:15.800 Well, I'm gonna see if you can come my way

00:34:17.800 No

00:34:19.800 Let's have a real dialogue

00:34:22.800 If debate is not an option

00:34:25.800 Then what remains is force

00:34:27.800 Political force at first

00:34:29.800 Eventually actual force 0.62

00:34:31.800 Shout, shove, then shoot

00:34:36.800 We're stuck 0.73

00:34:38.800 After shove right now 0.73

00:34:40.800 Will we go to shoot?

00:34:42.800 Or will we reverse ourselves?

00:34:44.800 Because if a disagreement becomes intolerable

00:34:47.800 Then you have to come up with a solution

00:34:49.800 And what is it the Palestinians 1.00

00:34:51.800 Are shouting in our streets now?

00:34:53.800 A final solution?

00:34:57.800 It's probably no accident

00:34:59.800 Free speech is in the First Amendment

00:35:01.800 Even though that amendment was actually third

00:35:03.800 In the Bill of Rights

00:35:05.800 Originally submitted for ratification

00:35:07.800 Is it a coincidence?

00:35:08.800 Or is it finger of God?

00:35:11.800 One thing we know

00:35:13.800 The Bible doesn't have a First Amendment 1.00

00:35:15.800 Commandment

00:35:16.800 But it does have plenty

00:35:17.800 On speaking the truth

00:35:18.800 And it is crystal clear

00:35:20.800 On the need for a level playing field

00:35:23.800 Don't recognize faces

00:35:25.800 In Deuteronomy

00:35:27.800 It means treat all people the same

00:35:29.800 Kings and commoners

00:35:30.800 White and black

00:35:31.800 Rich and poor

00:35:32.800 Democrats, Republicans

00:35:33.800 Ultra MAGA

00:35:34.800 And never Trumpers

00:35:36.800 No special treatment

00:35:38.800 Good or bad

00:35:40.800 Why?

00:35:42.800 Because God wants us to be more like Him

00:35:43.800 He makes no distinction

00:35:46.800 He demands the same of all of us

00:35:49.800 Equality

00:35:50.800 Not equity or safety

00:35:52.800 Including speech

00:35:53.800 Neither God nor the First Amendment

00:35:55.800 Have carve-outs

00:35:57.800 Like, I mean, unless it's a micro-aggression

00:36:00.800 Unless it's unpopular

00:36:01.800 And makes people uncomfortable

00:36:02.800 There are no carve-outs

00:36:04.800 God's clear

00:36:05.800 The truth needs to be spoken

00:36:07.800 Especially

00:36:09.800 When it's unpopular

00:36:10.800 Uncomfortable

00:36:11.800 Or dangerous

00:36:12.800 Even in the face

00:36:13.800 Of tyranny

00:36:15.800 That's when it's needed

00:36:17.800 Most of all

00:36:19.800 Darkness

00:36:22.800 Prevails

00:36:23.800 If there is no light

00:36:24.800 More light

00:36:25.800 Not less

00:36:26.800 More speech

00:36:27.800 Not enforced silence

00:36:28.800 More honest questioning

00:36:29.800 Not blindfolded fear

00:36:31.800 You have to make up your own mind

00:36:33.800 You have to hold to the truth

00:36:35.800 You have to speak without fear

00:36:37.800 If enough of us do

00:36:39.800 Then none need to fear

00:36:40.800 For those who lie

00:36:42.800 Or those who speak evil

00:36:44.800 Because there will be enough of us

00:36:45.800 Speaking the truth

00:36:47.800 Fix

00:36:48.800 Reason

00:36:49.800 Firmly

00:36:51.800 In her seat

00:36:53.800 And stand

00:36:56.800 Now's the time for you to reduce your monthly bills

00:36:58.800 And start saving some money

00:37:01.800 Only God knows where this is going to go

00:37:04.800 In the next six months

00:37:06.800 Six months from now

00:37:08.800 That almost puts us in

00:37:11.800 In the summer

00:37:13.800 Where are we going to be six months

00:37:15.800 Where are we going to be next fall

00:37:17.800 Any ideas?

00:37:19.800 I don't

00:37:21.800 I don't think we're going to be in less trouble than we are

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00:38:18.800 The Glenn Beck Program

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00:40:02.800 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program

00:40:09.800 So, yesterday it was announced that

00:40:13.800 U.S. Jewish organizations are trying to organize the largest support rally ever for Israel

00:40:19.800 It is a march for Israel 0.90

00:40:22.800 It's next week, November 14th at the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

00:40:26.800 And it is put on by a couple of broad, very broad, coalitions of American communities for the March of Israel

00:40:36.800 It is the Jewish Federations of North America 0.94

00:40:46.800 And then there's another organization as well

00:40:51.800 The Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations

00:40:54.800 There's a lot of these organizations in here that I disagree on a lot of things

00:41:01.800 However, maybe the Jewish people are doing what we all maybe should be doing 0.99

00:41:10.800 Looking at the things that are really, truly important

00:41:13.800 And that is life and standing together

00:41:15.800 I'm still doing some homework on this

00:41:18.800 Because I promised I would never go back into Washington, D.C.

00:41:21.800 And I would never attend a rally in Washington, D.C.

00:41:25.800 But I might on this one

00:41:28.800 I don't know

00:41:30.800 Standing up

00:41:32.800 Whatever you said

00:41:33.800 If you've ever wondered

00:41:35.800 What would I have done during slavery?

00:41:37.800 What would I have done?

00:41:39.800 I would have stood up for the Jews in Germany

00:41:41.800 Really? Really?

00:41:42.800 Because whatever you're doing now

00:41:45.800 Answers that question

00:41:47.800 Would you have stood up

00:41:50.800 When it was

00:41:52.800 Easier

00:41:54.800 To stand up

00:41:56.800 Easier

00:41:57.800 To stop the direction of that country

00:42:00.800 If we don't stand out now

00:42:02.800 It's going to get harder and harder

00:42:04.800 Certainly seeing the Hamas supporters standing up 0.88

00:42:06.800 They have the courage of their convictions

00:42:08.800 Remember how exhilarating they found October 7th

00:42:10.800 We heard that multiple times from professors

00:42:14.800 Hey, it was an exhilarating day

00:42:16.800 Sure, sure it was

00:42:18.800 But they seem to be standing up in mass

00:42:20.800 And I don't know

00:42:22.800 It's important for the other side to stand up as well

00:42:24.800 So that is happening Tuesday in Washington, D.C.

00:42:27.800 And I hope to see you there

00:42:30.800 I haven't made my final decision yet

00:42:33.800 I just want to do some more checking

00:42:34.800 I want to make sure I know exactly who I'm standing with

00:42:38.800 But I do stand with the Jewish people's right to live

00:42:44.800 And I think that is worth all of our time

00:42:47.800 To stand peacefully for that

00:42:53.800 The Glenn Beck Program

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00:44:17.800 Let's play with the music

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00:44:56.720 We've got to stand together, it's the goodness of mine.

00:45:05.600 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:45:12.900 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:18.520 There are two stories that are barely getting anybody's attention that have happened in the last 10 days.

00:45:27.220 Another one is about to happen.

00:45:30.160 And I think these two stories, and this is quite a statement, I believe may end up being as important as what's happening in Israel.

00:45:41.000 These are massive stories, I believe.

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00:46:49.320 All right, let me give you a couple of stories here real quick, and then I'm going to have somebody explain some of these things.

00:46:59.380 First of all, President Biden signed an executive order last Monday, and it was, you know, we're just trying to strike a balance between innovation and regulation of artificial intelligence.

00:47:11.860 What it does is it gives the left a free pass into capturing the most important technological advancement, possibly of all mankind.

00:47:24.760 They're using the Defense Production Act, and it gives the government oversight and regulatory scrutiny of the industry by creating new reporting requirements, interagency coordination in handling AI.

00:47:42.120 It calls for the development of new technological standards and tools for the evaluation of AI systems.

00:47:48.500 It also calls for AI companies to report on training, security, testing, dual AI models, blah, blah, blah.

00:47:57.120 It also requires AI developers to provide safety test results and to make sure that we're baking in DEI.

00:48:07.760 By the way, it also is in the regulations, it allows the federal government to look through every line of code in software.

00:48:21.040 I don't know, that sounds like a problem.

00:48:23.780 So, controlling AI is the first story.

00:48:27.500 The second story is coming from the FCC, the Federal Communications Commission, looking for digital equity.

00:48:37.760 This is a power grab that is unlike any power grab ever in the FCC history.

00:48:46.480 This will grab all of the Internet and give the United States government and this administration with the FCC complete control of every aspect of the Internet.

00:49:02.100 We have Federal Communications Commission Commissioner, Brendan Carr, with us now.

00:49:09.640 Brendan, how are you?

00:49:11.420 I'm doing great. Good to be with you.

00:49:12.760 Thank you. Can you explain what this means?

00:49:16.180 Yeah, well, look, first of all, I think you're right to put this in a broader perspective.

00:49:21.200 There's a lot of individual actions that are taking place right now in the government that could just look like sort of unconnected, disconnected, isolated pinpricks.

00:49:30.800 But right. But to your point, in a switch analogies, there's a far, far broader mosaic that is taking shape.

00:49:36.900 And we have to wake up and take a look at it.

00:49:39.600 So as you noted, the Biden administration has this A.I. executive order.

00:49:44.260 And look, I'm all for sort of putting some, you know, common sense guardrails in place.

00:49:47.660 But this thing goes way beyond towards government control.

00:49:51.700 And there's lots of other pieces going on.

00:49:53.500 As you mentioned, President Biden has called on the FCC here, where I work, to put in place a digital equity plan for the Internet.

00:50:03.100 And that plan would have the FCC for the very first time ever assert intrusive new controls and regulation of the Internet.

00:50:15.820 Literally every feature of the service, the speed, the latency, the pricing, how long installation times go and where Internet can be built or not built for the very first time.

00:50:28.180 I mean, we have never put a regulatory regime like that in place in probably 50 years at the FCC.

00:50:33.740 You have to go all the way back to sort of the New Deal era when we were regulating the mobile telephone monopoly, a point in time in which there was virtually no distinction between the private sector and the government.

00:50:45.140 And one other piece of this real quick, just two days ago, Jim Jordan put out a new report that showed that the government had been colluding to censor the free speech rights of private citizens.

00:50:56.580 And so this is all part of one plan, whether it's jawboning social media, whether it's AI or whether it's this digital equity plan that we're going to vote on at the FCC next week.

00:51:07.220 It's all about government control.

00:51:09.200 I certainly think it can be used for nefarious purposes, but also it's just it's fundamentally a rejection of what we are as a country.

00:51:14.800 It's a rejection of free market capitalism.

00:51:17.040 I have my concerns with with big corporations.

00:51:19.300 Don't get me wrong, but this is absolutely sort of a progressive approach that really feels like, you know, Bernie Sanders has captured the FCC.

00:51:27.720 Well, I mean, I will tell you, if you're building the same kind of system, the last time it was seen was Ma Bell.

00:51:35.760 Look what that did to that technology. 0.88

00:51:39.360 It wasn't until we got out of the phone regulation business that we had answering machines and call waiting and all kinds of wireless communication.

00:51:52.200 None of that stuff.

00:51:54.120 I mean, I remember when it used to be really expensive to make a long distance call.

00:51:58.460 I don't pay.

00:51:59.440 I can call China today and I'm not paying extra for it.

00:52:03.020 I mean, everything changed when the government got out of that business.

00:52:07.840 Well, you're right.

00:52:08.540 Look, in a couple of years ago, six years ago, we ended this Obama era experiment with heavy handed regulation of the Internet called Title Two.

00:52:17.560 It was branded in the public as net neutrality, because that sounds like a very positive thing who could be against net neutrality.

00:52:23.540 But what we saw the last time they tried to do this with heavy handed controls was a decrease in investment in this space.

00:52:29.480 And when we repealed Title Two in 2017, if you remember, it was a total sort of apocalyptic prediction.

00:52:37.620 It would be the end of the Internet.

00:52:38.720 CNN ran a banner headline.

00:52:39.860 End of the Internet as we know it.

00:52:41.360 What's happened since then?

00:52:42.740 Internet speeds are up six fold.

00:52:44.940 Prices are down relative to inflation prices for actually heavy regulated industries like utilities, water, power, sewer.

00:52:55.020 The prices for those services have increased at two times the price as Internet.

00:52:59.720 And so, again, you know, we have this approach where the Biden administration's policies are failing and they're looking for a scapegoat.

00:53:07.220 And it's a private sector.

00:53:08.760 And what they're doing instead of, you know, writing the ship is they're going further to the left.

00:53:13.460 And their view, essentially, I guess, is that we've really never tried real command and control regulation of the Internet.

00:53:19.400 But that's exactly where we're heading now.

00:53:22.420 So what does this mean to people like me and the blaze under this kind of regulation?

00:53:32.420 Will will I have to jump if I were starting the blaze like I did, you know, 12 years ago?

00:53:39.460 Nobody was doing it.

00:53:41.140 We had to make our own rules and make our own way and make our own technology to do it.

00:53:48.320 Could you under this?

00:53:52.180 Can do I have to jump through extra hoops?

00:53:55.480 Do I have to, you know, be, you know, D.E.I. loving or anything else?

00:54:01.580 Well, look, you know, this is the this is putting the FCC in charge of entire industries that we never regulated before.

00:54:09.580 Before, as you know, from your background, it was sort of broadcasters and it was to some extent ISPs themselves.

00:54:14.900 But now we say if you are at all in the chain of this, you know, communications space, you're going to be sort of newly subject to the FCC.

00:54:22.980 Whether it reaches as far as you, I don't think so.

00:54:25.740 But it also doesn't need to because the broader plan, whether it's, you know, the censorship industrial complex that we're seeing right now or the Title II approach where the FCC is asked in that proceeding whether they should be blocking IP addresses.

00:54:39.160 You know, the broader plan is one that certainly, you know, brings you within the realm of the federal government wanting to control.

00:54:46.020 And it's, you know, it's good that you got up and running in a very different regime.

00:54:50.360 But we have to change course here.

00:54:52.760 And I think, you know, litigation is one aspect.

00:54:54.520 Thankfully, there's a lot of favorable Supreme Court law right now that is reigning in the administrative state.

00:55:00.400 And I hope that that, you know, is is something that happens here.

00:55:03.280 Because, again, if you step back, people look at, you know, the presidency and the House and the Senate and how often those change hands.

00:55:11.380 But the administrative state, the alphabet soup of agencies in Washington, D.C., has been under the control of Democrats for approaching 12 out of the last 16 years.

00:55:20.540 A very important period of time for economic growth in this country.

00:55:24.400 And so it's a good thing that the Supreme Court is starting to look at some of these power grabs that the agencies are attempting to do.

00:55:31.220 So with the FCC involved, let me switch gears over to the use of A.I. 0.63

00:55:37.380 What is what is the FCC's role with A.I.?

00:55:42.220 It shouldn't be much, but this executive order does direct the FCC to play a role.

00:55:47.740 And I've seen this before.

00:55:49.040 Look, I spent a lot of time in Europe, in Brussels, in this job, talking with my colleagues over there.

00:55:54.680 And Europe has a very, very different approach when it comes to new technology.

00:55:58.980 They hold roundtables, they hold listening sessions, they hold salons, they look at it, they spin it around.

00:56:05.680 And on the front end, before they let anybody use it, it's got to be acceptable to the government.

00:56:10.420 The U.S. historically has taken a very different approach.

00:56:12.880 That's why Silicon Valley developed here.

00:56:15.580 That's why the Internet giants, for good or for bad, are based here because of permissionless innovation.

00:56:20.520 And what the Biden administration is doing with this A.I. executive order is the exact playbook that I have seen take place in salons all across Brussels for the last 10 or 15 years.

00:56:29.840 And it's resulted in innovation really getting squeezed in Europe.

00:56:33.660 And you don't see them leading on 4G.

00:56:35.400 You don't see them leading on 5G.

00:56:36.900 You don't need them sitting on, you know, search or social media.

00:56:39.740 And so it's concerning to me that we are going to sort of, you know, down level the playing field there.

00:56:45.560 This will leave all of this.

00:56:47.120 This will leave all of this to China. 0.68

00:56:50.780 Right.

00:56:51.220 I mean, look, at the end of the day, you know, all of these constraints are not taking place in China.

00:56:56.420 And there's a very unlevel playing field.

00:56:58.800 I mean, our Internet providers, our online companies here, social media, are not even allowed to do business in China.

00:57:06.980 And so it's a very asymmetrical regime already.

00:57:10.540 And so, yeah, we have to be very careful that we don't hold back, you know, positive entrepreneurship from America.

00:57:16.260 Are you concerned, and I know this is, you know, a little far afield from what you do, but the AI order, the executive order, calls for regulations that will allow the federal government to look through every line of code in software.

00:57:34.800 That seems a little terrifying.

00:57:37.720 I know that the government, I don't know who to root for on getting AI first, but I know our government has been looking, trying to develop AI.

00:57:46.560 This gives them, this gives them the keys to all AI, doesn't it?

00:57:54.240 Yeah, it's really a disturbing overreach.

00:57:57.560 Again, this isn't sort of a conversation about regulatory philosophy around the edges, you know, where we're talking about, you know, between the 40s, I can agree, I can disagree.

00:58:07.720 What we're seeing is really a pretty hard lurch to the left.

00:58:12.020 And it's a view of the administrative state and a view of government that we haven't seen in, you know, decades.

00:58:18.600 Yeah, right.

00:58:18.860 Have we ever seen, because this, you described this as the old Soviet, I think you were the one that described this as the old Soviet Union.

00:58:27.040 You know, the regulatory state really just taking everything on.

00:58:32.720 Do you stand by that?

00:58:33.700 Yeah, absolutely.

00:58:35.320 I mean, look, this digital equity plan that Biden has asked us to put in place is predicated on a less than one page provision that was tucked into the 2021 infrastructure law.

00:58:47.200 Less than one page.

00:58:48.340 And it has sort of very high level language about making sure that people don't discriminate in the provision of broadband going forward.

00:58:54.760 It's fine as far as it goes.

00:58:56.240 But the FCC, at President Biden's urging, has just read effectively thousands and thousands of pages into that one page law that Congress never passed.

00:59:08.140 And, yes, again, it is part of this broader play to empower the administrative state.

00:59:14.240 And I think it's a problem.

00:59:15.640 Well, thank you for bringing it to our attention.

00:59:18.500 I appreciate it.

00:59:19.220 It's voted on next Tuesday, but it's pretty much a foregone conclusion, is it not?

00:59:25.620 Yeah, this will pass.

00:59:26.440 Next Wednesday is the open meeting at the FCC.

00:59:29.240 It will pass out of the FCC.

00:59:31.640 But, again, I think it's important that people still make their voices heard.

00:59:34.180 There is a chance that some of the more extreme aspects of this could get walked back before that vote.

00:59:40.860 And so I do think it's important for people to talk about it.

00:59:43.020 And then, again, I think we have a chance, a good chance here on litigation, on appeal.

00:59:47.060 But the businesses also that are regulated need to push back.

00:59:49.780 I mean, look, there's big corporations in this country have been playing footsie with the government for various reasons,

00:59:55.440 including because the infrastructure law that this was a part of included $65 billion for Internet bills in this country.

01:00:02.840 And so there's sort of a broader warning sign here, a lesson that big companies need to learn,

01:00:08.760 which is when you take this type of funding from the government, it comes with strings.

01:00:12.320 And the strings are getting worse and worse and worse.

01:00:14.620 So we've got to be careful.

01:00:15.680 Thank you.

01:00:15.940 Brendan Carr, FCC Commissioner, appreciate it.

01:00:18.340 God bless.

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01:01:58.040 So, that's good news.

01:02:00.840 Yeah.

01:02:04.140 You know, there's something.

01:02:06.360 I don't know what it is, but it's the AI and the FCC thing.

01:02:10.340 And maybe it's because of my background.

01:02:13.120 I'm an AI nerd.

01:02:15.260 And I grew up, you know, starting at 13 years old, you know, in radio, having to take the FCC tests and all their regulations and everything else.

01:02:27.060 And I'm telling you, if they decide to, they'll cut your legs off so fast and you'll have no recourse.

01:02:35.400 This is very dangerous stuff.

01:02:37.320 Very dangerous stuff.

01:02:38.360 Yeah, I mean, look, we all can easily see it if we were to say the First Amendment goes away.

01:02:43.960 We would all see how vital that would be.

01:02:46.560 Can you imagine what America would be like if talk radio didn't exist?

01:02:54.180 The left can imagine it, which is why they do stuff like this.

01:02:57.260 Yes, they can.

01:02:57.900 And they told us to get out of all of the other businesses and go online.

01:03:02.880 Start your own online thing.

01:03:04.400 That's what they said.

01:03:05.240 So we did.

01:03:07.640 And look what they've done.

01:03:09.840 They just cannot handle free speech.

01:03:12.680 They just can't handle it.

01:03:13.780 By the way, there's a bipartisan government surveillance reform act that is coming out.

01:03:21.120 Mike Lee is part of this.

01:03:23.420 It is it is actually bipartisan.

01:03:28.020 There are Republicans and Democrats who are behind this.

01:03:32.700 And it is they want to pass this before they renew Section 702 of the Patriot Act.

01:03:41.420 I don't think anybody should be 702 should not be re-upped.

01:03:50.820 I am sorry.

01:03:52.920 They have proven too irresponsible for it.

01:03:55.980 What they've done is this was to be able for us to spy on people overseas that might be suspected of terrorists.

01:04:05.540 Well, we created secret courts.

01:04:07.460 We know how that has been abused.

01:04:09.880 They're monitoring Americans in the hundreds of thousands.

01:04:14.380 You know, there's a there's a very good chance, very good chance that I'm being monitored and people like me probably do his monitored Ben Shapiro.

01:04:27.580 And they have the right to do that because of Section 702.

01:04:33.380 They are doing now, according to Mike Lee, he said, FISA court and the director of national intelligence have confirmed that our government conducted warrantless surveillance of millions of Americans, private communications.

01:04:43.820 It's imperative Congress enact real reforms to protect our civil liberties, including warrant requirements and statutory penalties for privacy violations in exchange for reauthorizing Section 0 to 702.

01:04:58.560 Our bipartisan government surveillance reform act stops illegal government spying and restores the constitutional rights of all Americans.

01:05:06.420 I think we should we should look into this, but it ends the back door search loopholes.

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01:07:00.560 Well, normally I wouldn't have somebody on who is anti-Semitic, who just wants all Jews and Israelis to die. 0.94

01:07:20.820 Nor would I have somebody on who is for drunk driving and just wants drunk drivers just to kill a bunch of people.

01:07:31.260 But certainly I would never have a guest on who is both of those things.

01:07:36.620 But I'm going to make the exception with Thomas Massey, who is getting unbelievable heat for what I think is doing the right thing.

01:07:47.740 Hello, Thomas.

01:07:48.260 How are you?

01:07:48.720 I'm doing well, Glenn.

01:07:50.700 And thanks for accurately portraying all my positions.

01:07:53.900 Yes.

01:07:54.460 Well, you know, I just taking it from the press.

01:07:57.240 Let's start with your rampant anti-Semitism.

01:08:02.300 Well, I voted not.

01:08:05.120 And I know we disagree on this, but I voted not to send 14.3 billion dollars to Israel.

01:08:13.060 And I voted not to try to sanction Iran.

01:08:18.720 As a result of everything that's gone on.

01:08:21.900 And most recently, I guess the mortal sin here is I voted not to censure Rashida Tlaib, citing my concerns about the First Amendment and a member's ability, a member of Congress's ability to say what they want, regardless of how hateful and detestable I might think it would be.

01:08:43.020 Okay.

01:08:43.320 Now, I know your stance on sending other countries money.

01:08:47.040 You're being consistent with all countries, not just Israel.

01:08:51.240 Help me out with the Iran thing.

01:08:53.100 Yeah, so one of the resolutions we passed that was to support Israel.

01:09:00.580 And by the way, I agreed with much of the resolution.

01:09:04.020 I do support Israel.

01:09:05.720 I support their right to defend themselves.

01:09:07.620 And I condemn the atrocities and the attacks that Hamas conducted.

01:09:12.080 But the first thing that we did in supporting Israel was this resolution, which if it just said we support Israel, it would have been great.

01:09:21.700 But I think it tends to expand the conflict when we should be trying to keep the conflict geographically managed.

01:09:29.500 And I was worried that it would give President Biden the authority, the imprimatur of Congress, to attack Iran.

01:09:36.220 And so I voted against it for that reason.

01:09:39.820 All right.

01:09:39.980 Now let's go to your love of drunk drivers.

01:09:44.760 That's my favorite pastime of mine as well.

01:09:48.280 Yeah.

01:09:49.300 No.

01:09:50.600 So there is buried in this 1,039-page law that passed when the Democrats were in the majority a provision that – and I'm going to read this directly because the Democrats say it's not in there.

01:10:05.560 So I had to read them the law to them.

01:10:07.660 They obviously didn't read it before they passed it a couple years ago.

01:10:11.300 But there's a provision for a kill switch in all new vehicles by 2026.

01:10:17.100 And I'm going to read that very quickly.

01:10:19.260 It says it will passively monitor the performance of a driver of a motor vehicle to accurately identify whether that driver may be impaired and prevent or limit motor vehicle operation if an impairment is detected.

01:10:32.120 In other words, they have mandated that there be technology in every new vehicle sold after 2026 that evaluates your driving performance, gives you a scorecard while you're driving, and if you fail, it will disable the vehicle and put you on the side of the road.

01:10:49.500 There are so many problems with this, even if you could imagine it would technically work, but it's not going to technically work.

01:10:58.060 There will be 1,000 more false positives than there are actual catching of drunk drivers with this technology.

01:11:04.880 But let's say you're a mom and you've got kids in the car and you've pulled over twice onto the shoulder to let emergency vehicles go by, and then you've swerved once for a deer, and now you make your final correction, and boom, the car says,

01:11:22.960 Okay, we're the judge and the jury, we've adjudicated you're driving, we believe you're impaired, you have 100 yards to get to the side of the road.

01:11:31.120 How do you appeal your conviction on the side of the road when it's your car who's convicted you?

01:11:37.080 Well, this doesn't seem like you're four drunk drivers.

01:11:40.040 I was very excited to hear that take from you.

01:11:43.220 But I will tell you that I was at OnStar years ago, and this is before Barack Obama.

01:11:56.060 I was doing commercials for General Motors, and I took a tour of their OnStar facility, and it was in the morning.

01:12:02.840 And you could see on their just gigantic electronic board all of the cars that had OnStar and were activating it or were having trouble or where they were.

01:12:16.660 And I talked to the head of OnStar, and he said, Yeah, we can pretty much disable your car.

01:12:22.620 And I said, Have you ever done that?

01:12:26.760 And he said, Well, you know, with really bad amber alerts, if we really know, blah, blah, blah.

01:12:34.500 And I said, That doesn't sound like a good thing.

01:12:37.940 I mean, I celebrate it, you know, for the catching of the bad guy.

01:12:42.680 But what are your rules?

01:12:43.940 He said, Well, we would never, we would never.

01:12:46.360 Well, really?

01:12:48.780 I don't like the fact that someone can disable my car for any reason.

01:12:55.580 I don't want the government or the car company or anybody else to disable my car.

01:13:02.280 I don't like the fact that they can track my car, but that's the way it is.

01:13:06.580 I don't want any more of this control of my life in my car.

01:13:14.880 Amen, brother.

01:13:16.700 And what this purports to do, this law would be to allow an artificial intelligence to decide whether you have the right to travel or not.

01:13:27.540 And that's why I offered an amendment yesterday to defund this.

01:13:31.260 In one of the 12 bills that we're voting on, I offered an amendment to defund this rule, this law.

01:13:39.000 And, you know, I've been here 11 years.

01:13:41.420 I lower my expectations for my colleagues every year, and it's still not low enough because my amendment did not pass.

01:13:48.420 There were 19 Republicans who voted to keep the kill switch mandate in law.

01:13:54.760 What part of everyday life and the out-of-control, growing, authoritarian state do they not see?

01:14:10.320 What part of this do they not understand that, oh, this looks like it could be abused,

01:14:18.060 and the reason why I care about this one is because everything else this government has given control over or been given control over, they have abused.

01:14:30.580 These 19 Republicans are to the authoritarian left of AOC because even AOC voted for my amendment because she was concerned about civil liberties on this.

01:14:41.240 So I don't know how you can be a Republican and be for limited government, be against government mandates, be for allowing people to control their own lives,

01:14:52.200 be for private property that you own, not some corporation, not some government,

01:14:57.160 and be for the Bill of Rights, the Ninth Amendment, the Tenth Amendment, and still want to have this kill switch mandate in these cars. 0.96

01:15:07.460 Now, their argument is, oh, we want to catch the drunk drivers.

01:15:11.240 The problem is, this technology, the way they've prescribed it, will have far more false positives,

01:15:19.180 and it will crush your liberties if this goes into place.

01:15:24.300 My only hope here, Glenn, is that this technology they want is so ridiculous that they will put off the mandate once they realize they can't do it.

01:15:35.120 That's my hope.

01:15:36.060 I will tell you, I was, I took a road trip with my son from Chicago to Dallas last weekend,

01:15:44.480 and there was a point on the road trip where I was looking for something, I was driving,

01:15:50.280 I shouldn't have been doing this, but I was driving, and I was trying to get something in behind my seat,

01:15:55.160 and I swerve a couple of times.

01:15:58.280 There's no other cars on the road, but I take my eyes off the road, and I'm grabbing, and I swerve.

01:16:03.140 And then I'm like, okay, okay, I got to pay more attention, and I do it again, and I swerve again.

01:16:08.400 The car said to me, is it time for you to take a rest?

01:16:13.760 My truck says the same thing.

01:16:18.600 It puts up a coffee icon, and then if you swerve a third time, or even if you just change lanes without using your blinker in my truck,

01:16:29.200 if you do that enough times, it audibly puts a warning up and a bright red signal that says, you know, pull over, get some rest.

01:16:38.380 The problem is, what they will do in 2026 is connect that to your ignition and disable your vehicle.

01:16:47.860 Now, let's say they, who's going to come to the side of the road?

01:16:52.060 Does the car lock itself and keep you there until the police can come and evaluate, you know, your reasons?

01:16:58.940 This is very problematic, but the technology you're describing, Glenn, I believe,

01:17:03.700 has a camera that is using some image processing to look at the lines in the road.

01:17:09.440 Yes.

01:17:09.860 These questions that I have, who has access to that camera when, you know, and do they have to get a warrant to get that?

01:17:18.840 Does your insurance company start getting this streamed, you know, your driving score straight to the insurance company?

01:17:26.100 Oh, yes, it does.

01:17:27.040 Oh, yes.

01:17:28.260 Yes, yes, yes.

01:17:29.620 The other is the technology that is being put in cars now that scans your eyes.

01:17:36.260 It is supposedly being able to tell if you're too sleepy to drive by looking at your eyes.

01:17:43.180 Correct.

01:17:43.960 Another camera that will be in your car, who has access to that camera and under what authority and do they need a warrant?

01:17:51.980 These are questions that haven't been answered, but another congressman who serves on the Transportation Committee,

01:17:59.120 his name is Scott Perry, who happens to also be chairman of the Freedom Caucus.

01:18:03.240 He and I sent a letter to Secretary Buttigieg.

01:18:07.980 They're trying to school me here on how to pronounce that.

01:18:10.400 That ask them these questions, because we don't know how they plan to implement this technology, but we can't imagine a good way to implement this technology.

01:18:22.400 No, not.

01:18:23.380 You don't give this to a government that is asking for a renewal of Section 702 and they violated everything in that.

01:18:32.040 That is your sacred honor to uphold those things.

01:18:37.960 If that government can't not spy on its own people, we catch them silencing people and working with private organizations and private companies to silence people,

01:18:50.240 you're going to give them more power with your car?

01:18:55.580 No, I don't think so.

01:18:57.680 And what is impaired?

01:18:59.540 When you have COVID, are you impaired?

01:19:02.040 Will they disable you from traveling?

01:19:04.560 Can you still get to a hospital?

01:19:07.280 I mean, because they put ankle bracelets on people in Kentucky, our governor did,

01:19:13.160 when they refused to sign a certificate saying they wouldn't leave their house.

01:19:17.820 Just disable the cars.

01:19:21.800 You're not leaving.

01:19:23.160 Thank you so much, Thomas.

01:19:25.000 I'm sorry for the heat you're getting, but it comes with a job, unfortunately.

01:19:28.620 But, jeez, the mothers against drunk driving. 0.99

01:19:31.880 Good luck.

01:19:32.840 Good luck.

01:19:33.540 Yeah.

01:19:35.060 You bet.

01:19:35.920 Representative Thomas Massey from the great state of Kentucky.

01:19:40.280 Again, just talking about why he loves drunk driving and hates Israel.

01:19:49.120 I think that's what we learned.

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01:21:14.940 So you remember those Schoolastic book fairs?

01:21:28.640 Oh, yeah.

01:21:29.600 Yeah.

01:21:30.100 They were fun, weren't they?

01:21:30.940 They were fun, yeah, for sure.

01:21:32.560 Yeah.

01:21:33.160 Not so much anymore.

01:21:34.360 No?

01:21:34.500 We've grown to trust Schoolastic like we grew to trust, what is it?

01:21:41.200 Scholastic, whatever.

01:21:43.840 You listening to this show for pronunciation of words?

01:21:47.320 I'm surprised she's listening to the show at all, frankly.

01:21:49.460 Yeah, thank you, Sarah.

01:21:51.640 But anyway, the book fair, we trusted it like we trusted Disney.

01:21:57.100 That was a fun day.

01:21:57.940 That was a fun day at school.

01:21:59.060 It was.

01:21:59.920 The book fair was cool.

01:22:01.000 Right.

01:22:01.740 Not so much.

01:22:02.540 Not so much.

01:22:03.000 No?

01:22:03.220 Not so much.

01:22:04.300 Kirk Cameron is coming in.

01:22:07.140 He is going to tell us the kind of unknown truth about the Schoolastic brand and some of

01:22:16.480 the things they're doing.

01:22:17.460 Another thing, that's going to be ruined for me?

01:22:19.760 Is that what's going to happen?

01:22:20.320 No, no, no, no.

01:22:21.320 He's actually starting another one, the Skytree book fairs.

01:22:26.580 And he's announcing something on the program.

01:22:29.640 You know, they started saying, let's take back our libraries back over the summer.

01:22:35.020 And he was doing library readings.

01:22:36.640 And look, you can keep stuff in libraries.

01:22:39.500 You know, let's put it in the right sections.

01:22:41.760 Maybe there's a place for, you know, library books with the beads, you know, on the doorframe.

01:22:47.360 You know, maybe you have to go back and you shouldn't be, you know, you should be over this tall to ride this ride.

01:22:53.300 You know what I'm saying?

01:22:53.900 But he's been working on education and books and reading.

01:23:00.800 And I think he has some exciting stuff to talk about coming up next.

01:23:04.760 You think the leadership of young children, young minds, an important part of our country's future, which at this point, we seem to just be assigning to iPads and AI.

01:23:18.480 That seems to be our approach for the next, I don't know, couple decades.

01:23:21.940 Let's see what happens.

01:23:22.580 You know, the phone thing was a great example of this.

01:23:25.180 We were like, hey, what happens if we turn over 10, 12 hours a day to a device we carry in our pocket and never look at each other in the eyes again?

01:23:31.540 What could go wrong?

01:23:32.540 Let's give it a whirl.

01:23:33.780 Let's not talk about it in advance.

01:23:35.220 Let's just go for it.

01:23:35.960 I don't think we've seen any ill effects of that.

01:23:38.100 No.

01:23:38.640 No.

01:23:39.300 You know, we are, we, it is so amazing because if somebody came down and was looking at society and saying, what do you mean you guys are depressed?

01:23:49.620 You're not communicating with each other, blah, blah, blah.

01:23:53.160 I mean, have you thought about your iPads and your phones?

01:23:56.300 And we'd make all kinds of excuses for them.

01:23:59.060 All kinds.

01:23:59.960 That's the answer.

01:24:01.140 It really is.

01:24:02.860 That's the answer.

01:24:04.900 The Amish, I mean, except for the horse and buggy thing and the no electricity and, well, all the things that make our life, phones, you know, they were right. 0.97

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01:25:27.620 You've got to stand up.

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01:26:23.000 It's the corner of the night.

01:26:30.000 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:26:37.400 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:26:44.400 You know, I think we've all been born for a reason.

01:26:48.320 I don't know if we ever really know until we cross over to the other side.

01:26:53.880 But we've all been born for a reason.

01:26:56.120 And it's not a coincidence that you're here.

01:26:57.940 It's not a coincidence that you were born at this time in this country with these problems.

01:27:03.200 There is something you're called to do.

01:27:05.100 And a guy who I really, truly believe has been called of God to really restore our children,

01:27:13.580 to help restore the truth in our schools, in our libraries, when we're reading to our kids.

01:27:21.140 Joins me in 60 seconds.

01:27:24.020 First, bad news.

01:27:25.480 Someday you're not going to be around anymore.

01:27:27.960 When that happens, it'll be the job of your kids and your grandkids to carry on the tradition of bearing witness to the history for future generations.

01:27:36.480 The question you have to ask, do they know our history?

01:27:41.040 The writers of the Tuttle Twins books know that your kids are being exposed to garbage when they step into a history classroom.

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01:28:24.840 We welcome back to the program a good friend, actor, and producer, and dare I say it, activist, Kirk Cameron.

01:28:32.920 I know, that's a bad word, isn't it?

01:28:35.640 But I've been given worse words.

01:28:38.060 I got a few labels nowadays.

01:28:40.460 But you really kind of have, I mean, I think we all have.

01:28:43.520 If you care about what's going on in the country, you can't sit around anymore.

01:28:47.660 No, I think those days are over.

01:28:49.420 At least I hope that they're over.

01:28:51.280 Because there are others on the other side who are not sitting around.

01:28:54.100 They are reformers.

01:28:55.340 They're not sitting on the couch watching CNN or Fox sort of crying about a Republican, conservative, Christian win here or there.

01:29:04.940 They're saying, we've got a ground game, and we're relentless.

01:29:08.760 We're not going to stop.

01:29:09.840 And I think we could learn a lot of lessons from them.

01:29:12.220 Yeah.

01:29:13.040 Schoolastic.

01:29:14.480 Schoolastic.

01:29:15.180 They have had their book fairs for years.

01:29:18.260 Over 100 years.

01:29:19.100 Yeah, and we've all grown to trust that brand as Disney.

01:29:25.020 And they've kind of gone the way of Disney, haven't they?

01:29:27.380 That's right.

01:29:28.060 That's right.

01:29:29.200 They have, they're now controllers in part of the woke matrix.

01:29:35.120 And they're so massively influential.

01:29:38.340 Have you ever wondered when you watch these videos of moms at school boards screaming and yelling about this sexually explicit content, 1.00

01:29:46.240 this nudity, this pornography, coming down to elementary school kids, where does this stuff come from?

01:29:50.540 Is it the board members?

01:29:52.060 Is it the librarian who's into this weird stuff?

01:29:54.460 No.

01:29:55.360 There's a wolf in grandma's clothing, to use the Little Red Riding Hood metaphor, 0.94

01:30:00.740 and that wolf, we have discovered, is the world's largest publisher and distributor of children's books, which is Scholastic.

01:30:07.720 They're a billion-dollar company, around for over 100 years.

01:30:10.040 They have over 100,000 book fairs across the country, hundreds every single day in public and private schools.

01:30:16.240 And the books are increasingly laced with gender-confusing, race-infused, pornographic, sexually explicit material that you can't even advertise on Facebook.

01:30:30.860 Look, the conservative Christian conglomerate meta is even saying you can't show that stuff.

01:30:40.700 And those are adult standards.

01:30:42.340 That's not even pointing out the fact that these are images and content for minors.

01:30:46.620 How is this even, honestly, how is this even legal or possible?

01:30:51.000 Didn't, what was the state that just passed the law that if you can't say it on FCC-regulated airwaves, you can't use it in schools?

01:31:00.160 That's right.

01:31:00.640 And I don't understand it when these school boards will sit there and say, as parents will angrily read a book that their kids brought home,

01:31:10.480 and they'll say, that's not appropriate.

01:31:12.500 What do you mean it's not appropriate?

01:31:14.080 We're all adults.

01:31:15.480 Yeah, exactly.

01:31:17.460 And Glenn and Stu, I want you to know that I'm not using hyperbole here.

01:31:22.460 I didn't believe this until I bought the books and I read them myself.

01:31:27.200 I'm holding them up here, and we've got Welcome to St. Hell.

01:31:30.300 We've got Stars in Her Eyes, Rick, Melissa, George, all sorts of books. 0.55

01:31:35.020 And in there is literally instruction manuals for preteen children on how to have sex as another gender 0.98

01:31:46.800 and how to turn your female tiny sex organ into your very own two-inch willy by injecting yourself with hormones. 0.99

01:31:56.520 Oh, my God. 1.00

01:31:56.800 You've got underage drinking, clothes off, in bed.

01:32:01.180 You've got scars from top surgery, breast removal, pictures, drawings, cartoons.

01:32:07.860 Made for what age?

01:32:09.380 These are for 8 to 12.

01:32:11.660 Oh, my God.

01:32:12.260 And then it goes younger when it really gets into books like Julian is a Mermaid,

01:32:17.420 where you have a grandmother who is what can only be described by me as grooming her grandson to explore the world of drag.

01:32:29.780 These are for little kids.

01:32:31.240 These are like kindergarten, first grade stuff.

01:32:34.040 Oh, my God.

01:32:34.500 And so you're now talking about studies from the United States government that reveal that you expose children to sexual material early.

01:32:43.920 You increase their odds of being victimized, of going down aberrant trails.

01:32:48.260 We all know this.

01:32:48.760 We've known this forever.

01:32:50.260 If you're a parent, you know all of this stuff.

01:32:52.020 And the fact that there are federal laws prohibiting the distribution of pornographic and obscene materials for minors because it's harmful to them doesn't go away when you put it into books like this and say that they're educational.

01:33:06.300 It doesn't make them less obscene and any less harmful.

01:33:08.560 And so we've got to wake up and not just, frankly, yell at the school board because they're heavily invested.

01:33:16.700 They haven't read every book in their library and the books are laced.

01:33:19.260 It's like, you know, you get Halloween candy that's laced with fentanyl.

01:33:23.920 You don't necessarily know that it's there, but Scholastic is lacing their books with obscene material in the middle of the pages with benign looking covers.

01:33:33.600 So they don't even know it's there.

01:33:35.600 So what we need to do is say, now that we know, now that we're exposing it, let's stop yelling at the school board.

01:33:42.360 Turn around in the board meeting, look at the parents and say, hey, mom and dad, what are you doing?

01:33:45.460 Why are you dropping your kids off here seven hours a day to be indoctrinated by these people?

01:33:50.200 Don't you understand that the whole point of this is to separate you from your children? 0.99

01:33:53.860 You sexualize children. 0.58

01:33:55.580 You drive a wedge between you and them and they will go down roads because of their natural curiosity and their impressionable minds with teachers who are pushing this stuff.

01:34:04.580 Yes.

01:34:05.200 And Scholastic, former CEO, is saying we're we are committed to putting more and more of this material in more and more channels as we possibly can.

01:34:12.680 In fact, they apologized to the leftist organizations when they pulled back a little bit in some of these book fairs and put these LGBTQ obscene other type. 1.00

01:34:25.700 Off to the side.

01:34:26.600 They put it off to the side and said, this is an optional package you could order.

01:34:30.680 No, no, no, no.

01:34:31.120 They want it mainstream, front and center.

01:34:32.820 And so they apologized and doubled down on their efforts.

01:34:35.500 This is Scholastic, the thousand pound gorilla in the space.

01:34:39.600 So what are you doing?

01:34:40.660 Because you have been great in libraries.

01:34:45.060 You're you are on this and becoming.

01:34:47.660 Wait, are they allowing you in libraries now?

01:34:49.840 I thought you're getting kicked out of libraries.

01:34:51.260 I thought that was your thing.

01:34:52.680 Well, yeah, they let you inside.

01:34:54.200 They're so inclusive.

01:34:55.320 They don't let me in the front door.

01:34:56.740 Right.

01:34:57.100 Yeah.

01:34:57.920 But you can get in.

01:34:59.040 But you can get in because this is America.

01:35:00.700 Yes.

01:35:01.020 And this is America.

01:35:02.620 And there are many, many libraries who actually want us to come.

01:35:05.520 So, yeah, we have two things that I'm doing to sort of as a proposed solution to this horrible wolf in grandma's clothing.

01:35:15.300 One, we've created a PDF so that parents can download the PDF and see everything that I'm talking about.

01:35:21.120 Page, book number, author biographies, all of this stuff.

01:35:24.300 You can show it to your fellow parents in the school.

01:35:26.740 Show it to your principal.

01:35:27.580 Show it to your librarians and school board members.

01:35:29.360 Make them aware of what's going on.

01:35:31.300 And then don't just stick it to them to figure it out.

01:35:34.440 So, we have actually created a nonprofit.

01:35:38.260 It was started by a concerned mother called Skytree Book Fairs.

01:35:42.660 You can replace these harmful scholastic book fairs with helpful, wholesome book fairs with 500 books that have all been vetted and screened to take out all of the nasty pornography and the critical race theory and the race stuff.

01:36:00.160 And they're about wholesome, good values.

01:36:03.020 And we already have over 700 public and private schools that have already begun the process of replacing scholastic with Skytree Book Fairs.

01:36:13.180 And the first one is coming up next month in Spotsylvania, Virginia.

01:36:17.580 First one.

01:36:17.920 Public school.

01:36:18.920 Superintendent of the district is so excited about this.

01:36:23.500 They have gotten rid of scholastic.

01:36:25.100 They're putting in Skytree Book Fairs.

01:36:27.380 It's a public school.

01:36:28.100 Public school.

01:36:29.740 Yes.

01:36:30.080 How are they getting away with that?

01:36:31.540 Oh, because they can.

01:36:32.800 They can choose what book fairs they want or don't want.

01:36:35.040 The reason that so many public schools and private schools go with scholastic is A, they're trusted.

01:36:40.580 Right?

01:36:41.060 You think it's grandma.

01:36:42.800 You don't know that grandma was eaten up by the wolf.

01:36:45.460 Yeah.

01:36:45.620 And now he's dressed in this trusted clothing called scholastic.

01:36:49.640 B, the schools actually get money from the books that are sold at the book fairs.

01:36:54.240 Right?

01:36:54.460 There's a percentage that goes back to the school.

01:36:56.320 So that's part of their budget.

01:36:58.880 Does that happen with the Skytree books?

01:37:02.840 That's a good question.

01:37:03.880 I believe it does.

01:37:05.060 I believe that they get funds that come back to them to invest in more books like this and more programs that reinforce these values.

01:37:12.620 So how do you, first of all, how do you get the PDF?

01:37:16.460 The PDF.

01:37:17.260 You just go to Skytreebookfairs.org.

01:37:21.560 It's a nonprofit.

01:37:23.520 Skytreebookfairs.org.

01:37:24.520 Download the PDF.

01:37:25.740 It's really easy.

01:37:26.960 You can text it to people, email it to people.

01:37:29.520 And also there are instructions there on how to begin the process of bringing Skytree book fairs to your school.

01:37:35.900 It's fantastic.

01:37:37.500 Well, it's an option.

01:37:38.960 And this is what's exciting about living at this time.

01:37:41.400 Glenn, you just said you're born for a reason, on purpose, for a purpose, at a specific time, for these problems.

01:37:48.120 I think that's why we're sitting here right now.

01:37:49.700 It is.

01:37:50.080 Isn't it mind-blowing to think, Stu, that before the stars began to shine in the universe, God knew that you and Glenn and I would be sitting here talking about just such an absurd reality that we live in.

01:38:03.460 And then having ideas to do something about it.

01:38:07.700 And we can do it together and make a difference.

01:38:09.380 What's really amazing to me is he has that for everybody.

01:38:14.700 And how many people have been convinced by evil that they don't have a purpose, there isn't anything they can do, that they shouldn't pay attention or they will get in trouble if they stand up for things.

01:38:30.720 All of these lies.

01:38:32.720 Yeah.

01:38:33.220 Yeah.

01:38:33.800 Well, because our schools, again, real education, I think, has been eaten by the ravenous wolf and replaced with something else.

01:38:43.480 So when you take God out of the picture, you don't have what you're saying.

01:38:46.600 You don't have meaning and identity and purpose other than this is how bacteria reacts at these temperatures.

01:38:51.320 After billions of years, cancer cells, why discriminate cancer cells from other cells?

01:38:57.440 They're just trying to survive as well.

01:38:59.600 No, no, no.

01:38:59.980 There is good.

01:39:00.860 There is bad.

01:39:01.780 And there is purpose.

01:39:03.860 And as you're going through, as you're going around America and you're doing these things, what are you feeling?

01:39:10.360 I'm feeling that we are living in really exciting times.

01:39:17.560 Revival, great awakenings, people snapping out of their stupors have always happened in this country and around the world during times of moral collapse, spiritual apathy, economic decline, and political corruption.

01:39:34.760 Yeah.

01:39:35.860 And warfare.

01:39:36.300 I think we're due for one.

01:39:38.420 No, I think we are too.

01:39:39.060 They tend to happen about every 50 years.

01:39:41.240 I think this is what I'm sensing.

01:39:43.700 This Israel thing has also awakened a lot.

01:39:48.820 Not just the bloodthirst on October 7th, but also the bloodthirst that's in our own streets.

01:39:57.060 I think people are going, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait a minute.

01:39:59.700 What?

01:40:00.360 You're for what now?

01:40:01.560 I think there's a lot of people that were just kind of coasting along and just, you know, living on the, you know, the fringes.

01:40:08.400 And just kind of like, I'm not going to take a stand that are seeing things now going, wait, wait a minute.

01:40:12.460 This is not what's happening here.

01:40:14.600 Yeah, I agree.

01:40:16.240 You know, when you have a beer and you kind of have that buzz that sort of dulls your senses a little bit and everything just kind of seems like it's floating along.

01:40:24.960 I feel like because of our prosperity, because of our comfort and the ease with which we can go through days and just pick up a latte and Uber to the cafe.

01:40:36.320 We've sort of been in this dull-minded buzz, not recognizing the essential truths that if you are not pursuing truth and beauty and goodness sacrificially and leaning into that stuff with everything, including math, history, science, English, and economics and agriculture, you're screwed long term and your children will pay for it.

01:41:00.140 That's what we're waking up to now.

01:41:02.060 People are sobering up.

01:41:02.940 Okay, I want you to go to SkyTreeBooksBookFairs.org.

01:41:09.740 SkyTreeBookFairs.org.

01:41:11.360 Get the PDF he's talking about.

01:41:13.640 Send it and share it with everybody.

01:41:15.680 And then go to your school and see if you can get the SkyTreeBookFairs to come and do a book fair at your kid's school.

01:41:26.140 It is important that we see these trusted brands that have long ago gone off the beaten path and gone their own way and are actually poisonous to our society and our kids.

01:41:42.100 We have to see these brands for what they are.

01:41:45.260 And time is really running out.

01:41:48.520 It's not too late, but it is gravely urgent that you do this now.

01:41:57.540 SkyTreeBookFairs.org.

01:41:59.500 As always.

01:42:00.280 Beautiful.

01:42:00.800 Great.

01:42:01.260 Thank you, sir.

01:42:01.840 Love you so much.

01:42:02.600 Great to see you guys.

01:42:03.620 Great to be working with you.

01:42:04.840 All right.

01:42:05.560 Let me tell you about pre-born.

01:42:07.560 Miracles can happen.

01:42:08.760 In fact, they happen every single day.

01:42:11.400 There is a bloodlust.

01:42:12.820 There is a culture of death.

01:42:14.520 And if we want to be on the right side, let's choose life.

01:42:19.220 Isn't that what God told us to do?

01:42:20.620 Choose life.

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01:42:38.460 The reason why things haven't changed is we haven't hit the hearts of people yet.

01:42:47.000 And that's because, what, you don't care about the mom?

01:42:49.080 You only care about the baby? 0.99

01:42:50.060 What's going to happen after the birth?

01:42:51.840 Well, this is what pre-born does.

01:42:53.820 They show that that is not a clump of cells.

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01:43:33.600 Thanks, Kirk.

01:43:36.280 Thank you.

01:43:36.460 Appreciate it.

01:43:37.200 By the way, I was looking at the website as you were referring to that.

01:43:39.640 It does say that money and rewards go to the school for these book fairs.

01:43:43.560 So, in case you were worried about that.

01:43:45.740 I was just trying to trap him.

01:43:49.680 He's such a good guy.

01:43:50.980 Yeah.

01:43:51.280 And really cares about this stuff.

01:43:52.660 You know?

01:43:52.900 And it's important that we have people who actually do.

01:43:56.880 I think that's...

01:43:57.520 It feels like there's fewer and fewer, but I don't think that's reality.

01:43:59.260 No, it's not.

01:44:00.160 And you know what it is?

01:44:02.500 Look at...

01:44:03.540 Look at who we are compared to who we were 20 years ago.

01:44:09.080 10 years ago.

01:44:10.980 Look at how much...

01:44:12.540 Thinner, less wrinkly, more color in the hair.

01:44:16.700 Yeah.

01:44:17.100 That's...

01:44:17.460 Yeah.

01:44:18.000 No.

01:44:18.960 Think about spiritually where you were 20 years ago, where you were on your understanding

01:44:24.640 of the world, where you were on understanding of our country, your fellow Americans, what's

01:44:29.840 important, what's not.

01:44:32.500 I mean, think of that.

01:44:33.760 We have grown a great deal.

01:44:37.260 Yeah.

01:44:37.600 And you could try to dismiss that.

01:44:38.700 I think with, you know, everyone when they get older tends to think about things that

01:44:42.180 are more important in life, but I don't think that explains this.

01:44:44.660 No.

01:44:45.180 No.

01:44:45.420 This is because people are, you know, those of us who are awake are actually involved

01:44:49.820 now.

01:44:50.520 We're...

01:44:51.160 And I think it's changing.

01:44:52.800 I think we're all starting to feel like this is kind of my thing.

01:44:57.220 You know what I mean?

01:44:58.140 This is what...

01:44:58.840 And I remember saying this when we had the Watchdog program.

01:45:03.420 Remember that?

01:45:05.000 And we said, we can't follow everything that this administration is doing.

01:45:09.220 Everybody has their own kind of thing that they know.

01:45:13.300 Go follow that thing and let us know.

01:45:16.860 We should start that up again.

01:45:18.840 But I think that's what's happening.

01:45:20.900 You know, you've got people who are concentrating on entertainment, on schools, on parents, on

01:45:31.480 the sex ed, the DEI, the Fed.

01:45:36.560 All of these groups are coming and they're working separately.

01:45:41.080 But again, like Billy Graham said, I think they're all going to come together in the end.

01:45:46.020 It's good.

01:45:46.940 Yeah.

01:45:47.340 I think they're...

01:45:48.280 Look, you can find encouraging signs if you look for them.

01:45:51.640 If you are willing to accept them.

01:45:53.840 At times, I frankly don't feel that way.

01:45:56.800 I don't feel like I can accept anything positive because it just doesn't seem like that stuff

01:46:00.100 ever pans out.

01:46:01.000 But in reality, I mean, look, there are a lot of signs out there.

01:46:03.200 People are more active than they ever have been.

01:46:06.300 You know, may I change the subject?

01:46:08.560 Tonight at nine o'clock, we've put seven questions out to each of the Republican candidates

01:46:14.300 and ask them these seven questions, the questions that I think need to be asked and answered and 0.98

01:46:22.040 not in some stupid, hey, raise your hand sort of way. 0.97

01:46:26.040 Give me an actual answer to this separately. 0.98

01:46:29.320 We ask them those seven questions and we'll give you the results tonight at 9 p.m.

01:46:35.340 Also, I mean, some say Joe Biden is a compulsive liar making stuff up about his life.

01:46:43.420 No, we have the evidence. 0.57

01:46:46.020 He's actually Forrest Gump.

01:46:47.460 He's been at all of the important things.

01:46:50.800 Wow.

01:46:51.000 We took him at his word and then looked for evidence.

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01:47:02.540 All right, we're going to talk about the economy here in just a second.

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01:50:08.200 Okay, let's see.

01:50:10.080 We have a couple of things.

01:50:11.060 First of all, Janet Yellen yesterday came out and said, we can't cut the IRS $80 million increase because, quote, it will hurt the IRS plans for improved service.

01:50:24.200 Oh, they had some really great customer service things that they were going to do.

01:50:29.180 So, can't cut that.

01:50:32.020 Also, there's a story out about how our U.S. debt, the interest payment alone, is now surging past $1 trillion a year.

01:50:44.400 Carol Roth is in studio to talk to us about that.

01:50:47.160 Hi, Carol.

01:50:47.680 Hi, Glenn.

01:50:48.300 What a great achievement.

01:50:49.240 Aren't you excited?

01:50:49.860 We finally got that interest payment.

01:50:52.360 Our credit card payment is $1 trillion a year on an annualized basis.

01:50:57.540 Yeah, but we can borrow it higher and higher interest rates.

01:51:00.100 Right.

01:51:00.520 So, we can make it $2 trillion soon.

01:51:02.660 Right.

01:51:03.060 This is fantastic math.

01:51:05.140 It's, you know, the eighth wonder of the world, as Einstein said, is compound interest.

01:51:09.340 Either you're making it, you're earning it, or you're paying it, and we are paying it.

01:51:13.680 Think of this.

01:51:14.400 Do you remember that debt clock in New York City?

01:51:16.320 And it was, I don't remember when they started it, like $5 trillion.

01:51:21.620 And it would take forever to get to six.

01:51:25.680 Now, every year, just on interest, and we've just begun this journey, just on interest, a trillion dollars.

01:51:35.680 Yeah, I think that people, you know, don't realize this is the cost of financing things we've already bought.

01:51:43.260 This doesn't get us anything new.

01:51:45.500 It crowds out other spending.

01:51:48.080 It crowds out, as we take debt, productive capital in the market that grows the economy.

01:51:54.240 It's just the worst possible personal finance.

01:51:57.340 You know, if you're in your home, and you overspend, and you put everything on the credit card, and now all of a sudden you're paying all of this money in interest, you would say to a family, that's ridiculous.

01:52:07.700 You have to get your house in order.

01:52:09.380 And what that family says to you is, no, no, no, I'm going to get another credit card.

01:52:13.760 Right.

01:52:14.740 Okay?

01:52:15.100 And I'm going to pay that interest, and that interest, because I'm not really paying those things down.

01:52:20.580 That interest is going higher and higher because I'm becoming a greater and greater risk.

01:52:24.580 But you know what people do, you know, if you have your own credit card, sometimes they'll go, oh, well, there's this great offer over here.

01:52:30.100 There's a 0%, you know, introductory rate, so I'll just transfer it over here.

01:52:34.940 We don't have that luxury.

01:52:36.640 The rate just continues to increase.

01:52:38.740 I think it's doubled in the last, like, 19 months in terms of the financing cost for the U.S. government.

01:52:45.800 So we're having to pay higher and higher rates on all of our borrowing, including the interest, the financing cost of that borrowing.

01:52:53.260 So it was just a couple of months ago that I saw that it was $700 billion a year on interest.

01:53:00.520 That was just a couple of months ago.

01:53:01.840 Now it's over a trillion dollars a year.

01:53:04.520 And we've only refinanced about a third of it, right?

01:53:08.720 I mean, I don't even know if it's that much.

01:53:10.180 I know that as of a few months ago, about a third was coming due over the next, you know, 12 months.

01:53:17.220 Yeah, but I don't think we've gotten that yet.

01:53:19.240 And in fact, they said that they're going to have to borrow, just, you know, forget about the interest payment.

01:53:24.400 But in terms of new money, Janet Yellen, Treasury, said over next six months, almost $1.6 trillion.

01:53:33.060 It's incredible.

01:53:34.300 So I had, Carol, I had Brian Riedel on, I don't know, it was a couple of years ago now.

01:53:37.980 And we were talking about this problem.

01:53:40.520 He was talking about how large it was going to get.

01:53:42.320 And what he said at the time, and he said over and over again at the time, was, why don't we take these short-term loans that we've made in this very low interest rate environment and just lock them in long-term, right?

01:53:56.780 Because we would avoid so much of this.

01:53:59.000 And, like, normally I come back to, well, the government doesn't care.

01:54:02.300 They want to spend more money.

01:54:03.480 But this is the reverse.

01:54:04.600 Like, they are going to now spend more money on stuff that they can't get.

01:54:08.420 It's just like they're just giving money to lenders instead of getting all their fancy new programs.

01:54:12.840 It's actually even worse for people who want to spend.

01:54:15.240 Why didn't they do this at the time?

01:54:16.960 This is the biggest debate.

01:54:18.440 I don't know if you're familiar with Stan Druckenmiller.

01:54:21.160 He is this iconic billionaire investor, incredibly smart and savvy.

01:54:26.160 And he basically said, he put Yellen, you know, right on the hot seat, said, this is the biggest mistake anybody has ever made, the fact that we had all of this debt and you didn't lock it in over the long term, which in theory I agree with and is something I think you and I have even talked about.

01:54:43.960 The issue that has sort of come out as a bunch of us have done the research is that the reason they didn't do that is that they couldn't.

01:54:52.720 Why?

01:54:53.160 There was not enough demand at those, you know, high, high end.

01:54:58.180 Because we had shot ourselves in the foot so much.

01:55:01.080 Exactly.

01:55:01.680 And that what would happen when there is no demand and you try to put more supply in that the interest rates go up.

01:55:08.700 And so basically what is believed in economic circles is that that would have killed the economy and thrown the treasury into a tizzy, the treasury bond market into a tizzy.

01:55:19.820 And so if you read, there's a new report, this treasury borrowing advisory committee just put out this report and they said, we recommend right now that they issue at the shorter end of the yield curve.

01:55:34.100 Things like, you know, two year and five year and maybe 10 year above the normal recommended allocation.

01:55:40.780 It sounds a lot like inflation, right?

01:55:41.960 We'll let it run higher for a little bit of time.

01:55:45.020 Eventually we want to get back to there.

01:55:46.580 But the reason is because there is no demand for locking up money with the U.S. government for 30 years.

01:55:54.160 And the rate that you would have to pay would just absolutely undo everything.

01:55:58.680 So this is a real concern.

01:56:01.620 And it's one that doesn't go away.

01:56:04.860 You know, it's not like we're like, oh, well, we're in this this tight period, but they're going to be cutting spending.

01:56:09.740 And we have all these great initiatives.

01:56:12.100 There's absolutely no appetite to cut spending.

01:56:15.600 We're obviously in a very tenuous geopolitical environment, which, you know, Yellen's come out and said, oh, yeah, we've got plenty of money to be able to help finance that, let alone that escalates.

01:56:28.060 I mean, we are in a really perilous financial position and the treasury market and that information that's coming out there is really telling an important story.

01:56:38.580 Of course, they make it very opaque.

01:56:40.980 So the average person doesn't understand that.

01:56:43.540 And the numbers have gotten so high, I don't think people can even process it.

01:56:49.300 So, I mean, I've been saying this forever, that we are going to pay a very high.

01:56:54.800 Ronald Reagan said it.

01:56:56.600 FDR said it.

01:56:58.020 If you don't have your house in order, there comes a point where it just all comes crashing down.

01:57:04.160 It doesn't seem to be crashing down.

01:57:07.080 I mean, it's bad, but people still tell me we're not going to lose the reserve currency.

01:57:12.460 We're going to be fine.

01:57:13.860 The dollar is going to be fine.

01:57:15.380 We're going to come out of this.

01:57:16.940 I can't.

01:57:18.120 They can't explain to me how, but they seem to be right.

01:57:23.380 I mean, how long is this?

01:57:25.280 Could this last?

01:57:26.680 I mean, that's a that's the multi trillion dollar question.

01:57:30.780 Right.

01:57:31.220 We don't know.

01:57:31.940 I mean, we look at periods in history, we go back 50 years and we look back historically.

01:57:37.340 That's a tiny time period.

01:57:38.700 But when we're living through it, you know, that's a big chunk of our lifetimes.

01:57:42.500 So for us to say, oh, you know, it's going to happen in a day, a week or whatnot.

01:57:47.240 We just know we're heading towards that precipice.

01:57:49.880 What we've had going for us this whole time is that we have an incredibly productive population.

01:57:56.300 We have a lot of ingenuity and we are the cleanest.

01:57:59.840 We're killing that.

01:58:01.060 Yes. 0.97

01:58:01.780 So we're on the wrong side, but it still exists.

01:58:05.220 Yes, it does.

01:58:05.640 And we are the cleanest shirt in the laundry because we are not the only central bank that

01:58:09.780 has committed these sins.

01:58:12.180 And so there isn't sort of this obvious successor.

01:58:15.140 But as we've talked about before, when you think about these changes in the financial

01:58:19.720 world order, not every war brings about a new financial world order, but every new financial

01:58:26.220 world order has been brought about by war.

01:58:29.140 And to the extent, God forbid, things escalate in a crazy way, that becomes an opportunity

01:58:35.020 to reset what the reserve currencies look like.

01:58:38.860 What do the debt loads look like?

01:58:40.500 They change around.

01:58:41.440 They change the rules of the game.

01:58:43.060 That becomes a reset button for them.

01:58:45.140 And so I sincerely hope that this is not something that's being looked at as a potential

01:58:51.760 positive or, you know, good outcome.

01:58:55.220 No.

01:58:55.680 Who would who would look at something like that and say it would be an opportunity for a great

01:59:01.560 reset?

01:59:02.880 No, they're not looking that at all.

01:59:04.960 Right.

01:59:06.100 Carol Roth.

01:59:07.200 I wish we had more time with you, Carol.

01:59:09.100 But thanks for coming in.

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02:00:46.240 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

02:01:04.860 Is there justice in America?

02:01:07.400 Blaze Media and Blaze.com explores in the media appearances, Officer Dunn, who was there on

02:01:16.480 January 6th, his testimony before Congress in his memoir, he described how he was the

02:01:24.420 target of vicious racial abuse, claiming 20, 30, 40, 50 people, and I'm quoting, crowded

02:01:31.980 around him, and chanted the N-word during the chaos of the afternoon.

02:01:37.060 Unfortunately for him, we have reviewed hundreds of hours of video evidence from the day, and

02:01:44.600 that never happened.

02:01:46.080 Now, here's where this is a real problem.

02:01:49.080 This is all based on open source video that we collected based on his testimony.

02:01:53.740 It was very clear when it happened and where it happened.

02:01:56.340 It didn't.

02:01:58.320 The real tragedy is this unstable man's testimony in a federal trial was instrumental in the

02:02:04.820 conviction and sentencing of several Americans to years in prison.

02:02:12.580 I don't know.

02:02:14.360 This sounds kind of important.

02:02:16.920 Is it important to anyone?

02:02:18.880 One, we're still waiting on the Speaker of the House who promised us these tapes, still

02:02:24.240 don't have them, but the government had them the whole time.

02:02:30.160 They had the tapes.

02:02:32.360 They hid them.

02:02:34.240 We're making sure that they're all exposed.

02:02:36.840 This is the reason why we made so many changes to Blaze News.

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02:03:01.200 I go now to other sites that I didn't notice how bad it was.

02:03:06.380 I mean, it's overwhelming now, going to other sites, how bad the ad problem is.

02:03:12.640 Yeah, we're used to getting our news from sites that pelt us in the face with pop-up

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02:03:17.700 And look, I get it.

02:03:18.500 I get why they're doing it.

02:03:19.860 You have to make money.

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02:03:41.060 These big investigations.

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02:03:43.200 We have a documentary that just came out yesterday on what really happened in Hawaii.

02:03:49.700 I don't think I have the time to play the Maui 911.

02:03:53.140 Do I have time?

02:03:55.020 Yes, play it.

02:03:56.000 The chief of the Maui Emergency Management Agency, Herman Ndaya, had no experience in

02:04:01.560 emergency management and wasn't even on Maui the day of the fires.

02:04:05.560 We obtained hundreds of recorded 911 calls that reveal a horrifying level of dysfunction.

02:04:10.660 They blocked off all the exits.

02:04:13.240 So the only way for us to get back home was on the bypass.

02:04:16.280 And the fire flew over.

02:04:18.160 My car's on fire at the bypass.

02:04:19.940 It took more than five hours for the official in charge of water management to release water

02:04:23.840 to save the town.

02:04:24.620 During a debate last year, he said water usage should be based on equity.

02:04:29.340 Let water connect us and not divide us.

02:04:31.420 Like, we can share it, but it requires true conversations about equity.

02:04:36.860 As officials like him dithered, people in Lahaina were struggling to figure out what to do.

02:04:41.700 What do I do?

02:04:42.740 I'm at Lahaina's surf.

02:04:43.860 The fire is coming our way.

02:04:45.780 The rot at the top translated to unmitigated catastrophe the day of the fire. 0.68

02:04:50.920 Lahaina is f***ing burning.

02:04:52.620 Are you able to get your children? 0.96

02:04:56.460 No, I'm not.

02:04:59.260 We are not allowed to evacuate yet because they're taking a pole out of the road.

02:05:07.560 And when the fires restarted, firefighters were on their lunch break.

02:05:10.640 You can see here in Miller's video how police and the public utilities were blocking the

02:05:14.900 roads out of Lahaina, pushing residents towards the ocean.

02:05:19.000 911 operators received dozens of calls regarding people trapped downtown.

02:05:23.060 My boyfriend lost reception, I think, because I had been on the phone with him.

02:05:27.600 The lower road that leaves Lahaina past the Boys and Girls Club, has anyone gone down there

02:05:32.500 to check?

02:05:32.920 Because I guess a bunch of them were just stuck.

02:05:35.440 The key to surviving was to ignore the roadblocks.

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The Glenn Beck Program - November 08, 2023

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