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00:03:31.940 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program a lot on our plate today

00:03:38.640 you're gonna there's gonna you're right you're gonna find this hard to believe i know it but

00:03:44.400 apparently people in the white house were talking about when joe biden wins a second term we got to

00:03:49.920 put him in a wheelchair because he should be in a wheelchair now but the optics will look bad so

00:03:55.440 we're gonna make him special shoes that will actually help him stand up

00:03:59.000 okay um this is a problem this is a problem and i've uh i thought a lot about that qatari gift

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00:05:22.080 number four relief hi stew glenn oh how are you oh man i'm so great for a tuesday yes things are

00:05:32.920 wonderful in every in every way and it's going to be interesting to see how all this wondrous

00:05:40.160 stuff works out yeah i'm going to be watching i'm going to be watching i'm on the edge of my seat

00:05:44.240 tuned in

00:05:44.860 uh and not pissed off that's the key no i'm tuned in but not pissed off because i don't know what

00:05:53.660 we're gonna do about it anyway except make the best of it all right so uh there's a couple of

00:05:57.960 things um now this is this was shocking to me stew but apparently joe biden needed a wheelchair

00:06:03.800 and somebody to push him around in it that was that's the report today yeah from the new book

00:06:10.860 yeah new book the it's the jake tapper alex thompson book yeah um who jake was completely surprised by

00:06:18.900 all of this was he he was completely surprised he was like whoa wait a minute i should write a book

00:06:24.200 real quick you know so uh he is just very he was completely uh caught off guard nobody in the media

00:06:31.820 or writing these books had any idea that joe biden wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed

00:06:38.680 uh wasn't playing basketball every afternoon they had no idea you know the last time they saw him

00:06:45.460 he was sharper than the sharpest guy they've ever seen i know the thing that was devastating to me was

00:06:51.020 i was convinced he was just running circles around his 25 year old uh staffers yeah and then to learn

00:06:57.380 that actually he wasn't running around anything because they needed to put him on a chair with

00:07:00.260 wheels uh was a disappointing uh awakening you know here's the thing i don't have a problem with

00:07:06.340 somebody in a wheelchair i i own fdr's wheelchair and i think i bought it for the museum because i think

00:07:13.900 it is it should be the symbol of us winning world war ii now he hid it i mean the reason why the

00:07:23.640 resolute desk has that little door in the front you know that john john was you know opening up

00:07:28.340 and that picture with john f kennedy and his son opening up the door underneath the desk that was

00:07:32.100 never there that was not part of the resolute desk fdr had that installed because that desk was in the map

00:07:38.320 room where he used to do his fire side chats and he didn't want anybody taking pictures of him in the

00:07:44.160 wheelchair or his legs and so you you could see it until they put the door there and they they

00:07:50.960 finish the door you know just in time for him to die so he never he never used it but he was

00:07:56.760 embarrassed by the wheelchair i think that was his greatest strength the guy couldn't walk and yet he

00:08:02.620 did the guy i mean he worked so hard with his son every day imagine the strength that it took in his

00:08:10.460 upper upper body and his son's upper body he would hold on to his son's arm his son would just put his

00:08:16.740 arm out straight and they rehearsed every day they worked out so they could do this so the son could

00:08:23.180 look like he wasn't putting any effort into it he was just helping his dad you know here grab onto my

00:08:27.200 arm dad and all of the son's strength of that one forearm and fdr grabbing onto his arm that's that's what

00:08:39.380 held him upright and then his son had to look like it was no big deal as fdr took all of his upper body

00:08:45.640 strength to swing his legs out so he could walk because he had no power below the waist

00:08:51.580 uh that is incredible as they were gassing people that were undesirable or had no quality of life

00:09:00.500 because they had a wooden leg or they had crutches let alone a wheelchair the guy who was in the wheelchair

00:09:07.460 beat fdr i mean beat hitler that's fantastic so i think it's a sign of strength at times and i and

00:09:16.540 if you you know need to be in a wheelchair you need to be in a wheelchair and i think it would be

00:09:19.920 embarrassing you know as you get older you'd be like i don't want to use this chair you know you

00:09:23.720 become that grumpy old man but the problem here is is that no one in the white house said anything

00:09:30.380 about it they made him literally made special shoes so he could stand uh okay all right and

00:09:39.720 then they were talking about after the election he's got to go in a wheelchair because he just

00:09:44.660 can't he can't walk anymore again a lie again them lying to get themselves through this election

00:09:49.540 that's the theme here and why it's really important it's not important that a guy has

00:09:53.200 going in a wheelchair in his 80s like hey like every you know right i hope i'm not but i might

00:09:58.340 be in a wheelchair i'm 80 you might i might be in a coffin good god if you see 80 i'll be stunned

00:10:04.980 you won't even you won't even be able to see 80 from like a peak near where you are in the distance

00:10:12.160 i don't we need to revel in this you seem to be like you seem to be like counting the salary right

00:10:18.200 now and then i take over his show um i what what's fascinating about this not that he's going

00:10:25.040 into wheelchair again like that's a normal human development and like it the fact that we live

00:10:29.500 long enough to get to a point where we need a wheelchair for for lifelong wear and tear hey great

00:10:35.400 it's that they lied to us over and over and over again uh in fact the the book talks about one of

00:10:42.240 the lies and and it's it's hard to see how um how they could have been any more blatant about what

00:10:49.040 was happening here i love this throughout 2024 biden aides told reporters that the president's

00:10:54.260 halting walk was partly the result of him fracturing his foot in november 2020 and then refusing to

00:11:00.540 consistently wear his walking boot in short they said biden was being undone by his own vigor

00:11:07.760 oh my gosh that's an awesome paragraph oh my i want that framed i want that framed that is if

00:11:18.780 that's not the press in a nutshell if that's not our political parties in a nutshell you're so stupid

00:11:27.640 but there is a line here i i don't know i'm struggling with it a little bit it's incredible

00:11:33.320 first of all how did you believe that you didn't you didn't you didn't but there's a line here

00:11:37.580 to me because the the media always is going to have this pathetic excuse of just well we were

00:11:44.880 told this by the aides in the white house and we reported it and they're going to be able to say

00:11:48.620 that and probably with some accuracy it's probably what happened right the aides probably did just tell

00:11:54.140 them that and they just wrote it and that's pathetic and we should criticize their job performance

00:11:58.920 right that's okay one part of this let me just say in defense of the of some of the reporters that

00:12:04.960 didn't have you know eyewitness you were on the edges and you couldn't see in sure if that's all

00:12:10.660 that you're given you could speculate but you can't print that as a news story that he can't walk he

00:12:16.860 should be in a wheelchair you could right you could speculate you can comment on it you know but you'd

00:12:21.620 have no evidence you could theoretically yeah follow up and be persistent if you wanted a real answer

00:12:29.980 you could do your job better by the way as i've noted multiple times alex thompson the co-author

00:12:36.220 of the book with jake tapper was one of those reporters who was doing that in the actual at the

00:12:40.700 actual time why would he pick jake tapper i guess because jake tapper is the only one with any credibility

00:12:46.420 to that's left on you know for cnn for for those who are still watching cnn yeah i mean i think that

00:12:52.300 it's probably a big name i don't think everyone knows alex um which they should um so they think they

00:12:57.220 you know and and look i think that helps nobody knew michael schellenberger no it's true i know

00:13:03.720 now michael is a big name because i mean and he didn't go hey jake no i know you were part of the

00:13:08.840 problem but i don't know i mean the jake thing is is a separate part of this because i think it's

00:13:13.180 it's interesting what happens with a book like this and this is what i i don't want to necessarily

00:13:18.020 focus only on the media and the story because with tapper he he comes out and he he was not the

00:13:25.880 worst offender of this by the way when we went when we went through that period i mean people

00:13:30.520 like joe scarborough they don't write this book right he lied every day as a central part of his

00:13:39.160 show about this topic and he doesn't come out and write the book and everyone kind of just like

00:13:44.200 forgets about it where tapper does write the book and now he's going to be hit over the head over and

00:13:50.040 over and over again because of the one or two clips that are out there which i would say are

00:13:53.940 somewhat offensive i you know i wouldn't mind having jay you know because they asked you want

00:13:57.280 to have jake tapper on i'm like no um but maybe i maybe i would i i would like to take that approach

00:14:02.540 and and and just talk to him about that yeah because it is one thing you know most people just

00:14:07.960 never admit it and i i don't think i mean has jake tapper admitted that you know we really did a

00:14:12.780 lousy job i i mean i i don't know i mean this yeah i would say this book kind of says that i'm gonna

00:14:18.600 have to you know when it comes to reading that i'm gonna have to have grok read that book for me

00:14:22.560 yeah i want to read the book i do i i actually think i'm hopeful especially with alex's reporting

00:14:28.320 through this period i mean like again we're learning about this wheelchair story from this

00:14:32.140 book yes like i mean i do i actually have some hope that there will be something in there and

00:14:37.100 you know but again i want to know about the press i want to know i want to know who actually

00:14:45.440 did know but was keeping it quiet because we can't let trump win i want to know that too

00:14:51.360 however it's my second priority my first priority is i want to know every little bit

00:14:57.980 of the people about the people in the white house who are our employees true lying to the press about

00:15:05.260 this the press yeah you're right you're right you're right you're right that is a bigger priority i

00:15:08.960 think so i think that is there is legitimate protect and defend the constitution criminal activity yes

00:15:14.780 done by them bad reporting is bad reporting and those people should be punished for their job

00:15:19.740 performance when they have bad reporting but that's different from what they did in the white

00:15:23.540 house they were we went through a period where we basically had no president for a couple of years

00:15:29.120 and we were constantly being lied to by government employees which every one of their text messages

00:15:35.460 is part of the government record this is what really makes me so angry this this is i'm telling

00:15:40.540 you if if pam bondy and and it's i don't think it's her fault i think it's that the the doj is so

00:15:49.080 riddled with leftists that they can't they just can't do anything right now you know they're still

00:15:56.100 waiting for some more people to be appointed by uh congress or the senate um and i don't know if she

00:16:02.700 has the people around her this is what i'm hearing that she just doesn't have the people around her yet

00:16:07.540 to really make any big progress because it is so bogged down with statists and leftists well we're

00:16:14.600 hearing that from and we're hearing that from high levels uh in the government like this is that in

00:16:18.680 you know the trump administration yes like people who are saying hey this is not pam's issue right

00:16:23.380 um so that might be true but if they don't fix that and and the president doesn't come out and start

00:16:29.620 to say here's why no progress is being made on these things because this should be investigated i don't

00:16:36.320 know if anybody could go to jail over this i mean i would like it if they've broken a law

00:16:41.140 and i don't know what law that would be right but they hid this stuff and more importantly than

00:16:48.240 hiding it are the who was it that used the auto pin if you look at the site if you look at all of

00:16:54.900 the things that were signed by auto pin as he started to decline the last year and a half the auto

00:17:00.740 pin was almost exclusively used well who was feeding those in what was that's what i'm talking about

00:17:07.160 yeah he he's he said to jake tapper in one interview i didn't do that yes you did to today sir no i didn't

00:17:15.820 do that you did today sir you just signed it and he had no idea no idea well who was doing it that's

00:17:25.160 what i want to know and that person should go to jail right because you know how many times gone

00:17:29.240 have you done shows about what happened with woodrow wilson back in the day i mean first of

00:17:33.700 all that the number is too high you can't even calculate but i mean specifically on the fact

00:17:38.300 that he wasn't even president for a while his wife was running the show he had a stroke and and he was

00:17:42.960 incapacitated stroke he was giving a speech in california he had a stroke in the middle of just

00:17:47.200 stop talking and everybody's like what is going on uh kind of like mitch mcconnell mitch mcconnell just

00:17:52.280 stop talking and so they put him on a train they bring him back to washington they put him up in the

00:17:57.580 white house because he's had a massive stroke he can't communicate he can't do anything um they're

00:18:03.140 not even sure he could understand anything his wife hid it and left him up in the bedroom and she

00:18:09.760 just kind of took over for a while and she would take she would attend all of the meetings and say

00:18:14.460 my husband is just in bed he's sick but he wanted me to attend and take notes she would take notes and

00:18:19.780 then take and go up talk to a man who really wasn't there and then say uh he okay so here's what he

00:18:26.820 wants to do and then take the bills up to him put his hand on the pen and then she would sign it

00:18:33.480 the original auto pen yeah the original auto pen that's how that's how woodrow wilson worked in the

00:18:38.100 last year but it was his own party that ratted him out yeah it was his own party because he was going

00:18:44.120 to run for uh another term a third term and his party was like we haven't even seen the president

00:18:50.420 we need to see the president minor issue yeah and she they would keep coming over and she's like

00:18:55.440 god no he's just having a bad day and finally they said we're exposing this whatever is going on

00:19:01.900 you're going to be in trouble and so she brought him down and he he did fairly well but they knew

00:19:09.340 he wasn't really in charge of his faculties uh and she said he's going to run for another term and

00:19:15.580 she and they said no no he's no he's not he's not gonna run yeah but it was them it was the democrats

00:19:21.000 that did it yeah and that's huge right but what i think here when you think about this is like

00:19:25.600 that's 100 years ago right this just happened just happened this this is not a historical can you

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00:21:20.240 so theory here glenn on what's going on here tell me if you think this is accurate

00:21:35.100 they have one shot at this reconciliation bill um that's coming up the big beautiful bill yes that's

00:21:42.400 right around the corner they're working very hard on that right now that is the priority quite clearly

00:21:46.420 of what they're you know doing outside of the day-to-day uh they think they want to get that

00:21:50.880 to the president's desk by july 4th which is a super heavy lift but i think they're also aware enough to

00:21:56.600 know that there is a good chance that the uh you know that they lose some form of of the uh you know

00:22:05.460 whether it's the house or whatever and i think they're trying to prioritize this thinking that uh you

00:22:11.620 know they they can jam in a an investigation or something in year two when it is when the

00:22:19.200 reconciliation bill isn't the priority essentially like they're they're putting that as essentially

00:22:23.660 the next step that's good to know that um our congress and senate can really only focus on one

00:22:30.520 thing i'm not saying it's a good thing we wouldn't accept that from any other branch of government also

00:22:36.680 i'm concerned you could get it done in time and if you lose the house then the investigation is

00:22:40.660 going to go away yeah um so i i think like again these are government employees largely some of them

00:22:47.180 are campaign people too but like these are people that you can get these records you can get these

00:22:52.460 emails you can get these text messages you can get their signal chats everyone loves looking at signal

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00:23:06.320 archives these are this is information we own yep they obviously were talking about this they've

00:23:11.460 shown no ability to restrain themselves when in when in private we have to know what what how far

00:23:17.720 this went if it may just have been hey gosh he doesn't look good i don't know should we put the

00:23:22.380 guy should be in a wheelchair and it's just a conversation that they don't talk about that's not

00:23:25.940 a crime not from the people who say don't ever let a crisis go to waste i don't justify the means i

00:23:32.200 don't believe that's all it was i don't either if that's what it was that's what it was and we look

00:23:36.460 at this and wow wow that's a crazy time i can't believe that happened and we move on after an

00:23:40.240 investigation after an investigation we have this has to be taken a little bit more seriously right

00:23:44.840 now it's kind of like gosh can you believe what they did with joe biden it's like that's this is a

00:23:49.180 much more serious issue literally lost your republic we were not a republic represented by people that

00:23:58.800 people voted for that's what you that's that's how you have to understand this story can't happen

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00:25:32.620 welcome to the glennbeck program we are so glad that you're here thank you so much uh yesterday i

00:25:57.000 don't know if you've been watching these baby videos that are coming out i could watch them

00:26:01.620 forever i don't i can't tell you how many times my wife and i have watched the one with the baby

00:26:06.820 interviewing the dog oh it's so funny it's just hysterical um but uh yesterday uh somebody on our

00:26:17.240 staff uh took something that stew and i were talking about when it came to the pope and stew said and

00:26:26.380 this is his real name he wanted to have pope what's pizza balla pizza balla pizza balla and uh they took

00:26:32.600 and they put it in baby form if you're listening to the radio you're going to miss out on this but

00:26:36.880 if you're watching us on x or youtube or or blaze or wherever you're watching us um you're going to

00:26:42.280 enjoy this watch but some now information that is coming from us and we don't know our butt from

00:26:47.560 our elbow on the conclave um but uh we're going to talk about it anyway can we at least discuss how

00:26:53.080 awesome the names are yeah my favorite right now i don't know anything about his politics

00:26:57.040 pizza balla the guy's last name is pizza balla p-i-z-z-a-b-a-l-l-a pizza balla he's a baller i love

00:27:05.720 that that's incredible i just love it we're so serious i know i know hey i mean it is it is so

00:27:15.060 incredible that imagine that couldn't have been done six months ago no i mean it looks completely

00:27:20.620 it looks like real i mean it would it looks like as if it's like hollywood quality right you know

00:27:27.860 like like the new version of what was it uh was it three men and a baby or what was the one yeah

00:27:33.280 look who's talking who's talking yeah and there was a do you remember there was some uh there was

00:27:39.420 some uh super bowl commercial where the baby was talking oh yeah uh yeah but in trade yeah e-trade

00:27:47.160 yeah e-trade and remember the e-trade baby yeah and it it was really good but it didn't look like

00:27:51.660 this no this looks exactly like these babies are real and they're actually talking it's incredible

00:27:58.780 it really is uh have you seen the debate between joe biden and double trump hold on just a second

00:28:05.080 can you put that picture back up of of me as the baby because i have to bring in a picture of me

00:28:10.400 about that age it's it's almost exactly what i looked like yeah yeah it's almost exactly what i

00:28:16.180 looked like all right anyway the one between trump and joe biden yeah they've been debating for a long

00:28:20.840 time a lot longer than people would imagine really yeah okay yeah go ahead roll that

00:28:25.240 there are 40 percent fewer people coming across the border illegally that's better than when he

00:28:31.520 left office and i'm going to continue to move until we get the total this is 80 years ago

00:28:36.080 the total initiative relative to what we're going to do with more border patrol and more

00:28:42.540 asylum officers i really don't know what he said at the end of this i don't think he knows what he

00:28:48.580 said either look we had the safest border in the history of our country that two trillion dollar

00:28:53.580 tax cuts benefited the very wealthy now what i'm going to do is fix the taxes and for example

00:28:58.760 we have a thousand trillionaires in america i mean billionaires in america and what's happening

00:29:04.280 they're in a situation where they in fact pay 8.2 percent in taxes if they just paid 24 percent

00:29:10.880 25 percent either one of those numbers they've raised 500 million dollars billion dollars i should

00:29:16.820 say in a 10-year period we'd be able to wipe out his debt we'd be able to help make sure that all

00:29:22.220 those things we need to do it is it's remarkable and notice it's because you're done you just feed

00:29:29.260 it in and it produces this did you notice that it's it had joe biden's eyes yeah facial expression

00:29:37.520 how do you get it to take on the appearance of the person you're i think it's just taking their face

00:29:43.260 digitizing it and then de-aging to a baby state i will say wow biden even looks old as a baby

00:29:50.020 which is incredible yeah i mean there are babies that look a little like winston churchill you know

00:29:55.960 what i mean like okay he needs to burp um it's uh it's amazing i just love it um anyway let's let's

00:30:04.980 talk a little bit about uh the plane that donald trump has been offered by the qataris yeah

00:30:13.780 i'd have to say a big no on that yeah me too me too i mean the president's not gonna care what i

00:30:21.200 think about this but i it's just not a good idea i mean i understand why he's doing it i i don't get

00:30:27.340 what's going on at boeing how is it possible that it takes 17 years to build a plane i was in the oval

00:30:33.740 and the the um the plane the boeing plane yeah model of it is on the coffee table okay and when

00:30:41.940 he walked in i have the new one yeah and i was sitting on the couch and uh he comes in i stand

00:30:47.120 up and the and he comes over to me and uh we were talking for a second and i said by the way this

00:30:52.760 really pisses me off what joe biden did to re refigure that whole deal uh and then how boeing

00:31:00.660 has just blown this off yeah it's really frustrating it is i i thought about five minutes

00:31:07.900 into it i thought i shouldn't have brought that one up uh that one's hitting a little close to

00:31:11.520 home because he was smoked oh really he was smoked bet he was i mean he's like what what does the

00:31:17.620 united states of america do you got boeing what do we right what am i gonna get by an airbus i can't

00:31:22.420 buy an airbus and he's like if this was a private company if you know if i wasn't the president of the

00:31:27.820 united states he's like i think i would be suing them right now but the president can't sue boeing

00:31:34.100 yeah so what what honestly this is your money what do you do nothing like that you know what

00:31:39.920 the contract was 3.9 billion dollars and they say that's not enough i know they can't finish it for

00:31:46.740 that i know are you kidding me and trump said to me he said it may be 20 27 28 he said they're saying

00:31:56.100 20 35 yeah they're saying maybe 10 years that's what he said it'll be 10 years glenn before we see

00:32:02.000 that plane the plane we have real the plane we have right now is uh is from 1990 it was the plane that

00:32:10.500 ronald reagan ordered okay george w bush or i'm sorry george hw bush was the first president to fly in

00:32:18.100 it and it's because reagan ordered it what do you mean it's going to take until 2035 they ordered it

00:32:26.700 in 2018 right right that is a company that is completely out of control radically radically wrong

00:32:35.220 at boeing yeah radically wrong so no wonder you know he's open now i wouldn't mind if you know if a

00:32:42.600 country had you know a plane like that if qatar had a plane and we decided you know what boeing

00:32:47.720 we're cutting the contract yeah uh and then yeah buying that plane from any country as long as we

00:32:54.800 could make sure that it was sound and everything else but buying that plane and then bringing it over

00:32:59.120 here and saying okay make this air force one and putting everything into it if it was great britain

00:33:03.660 i'd be fine with that i don't mind if we bought it from them i wouldn't i wouldn't necessarily have a

00:33:10.300 problem with that i mean we buy things from qatar qatar buys things from us i don't agree with

00:33:16.040 qatar is not a friend of ours sorry they're not a friend fun terrorists has hamas hezbollah the

00:33:22.600 muslim brotherhood is largely from qatar uh and under the direction of qatar we we are not friends with

00:33:29.140 qatar we shouldn't be trump is close with the qataris i mean every president seems to end up being close to

00:33:35.180 the qataris but they are whitewashing their hamas um you know they're largely responsible for a lot

00:33:43.260 of the really bad stuff that goes on and they never get credit for it yeah uh and they need to but i

00:33:49.320 mean if you're gonna buy something from them that's fine buy it by the way did you see the

00:33:53.920 go ahead buying a plane that is going to carry our president around and so that's what i said as long

00:33:59.760 as it can be fully vetted i don't know i don't know what you know they could hide or what could

00:34:05.360 happen i know i don't know that we would either i know i know i know but that that would be my

00:34:10.600 concern i mean this like the appearance of it especially because again it's not just going to

00:34:15.040 the to the presidency it's going to presidency until the day that trump leaves and then it goes to trump's

00:34:20.840 library that just looks bad you know politically for a million different reasons it really does really

00:34:25.640 but like this is not a good look my real concern over it even more than that would be this whether

00:34:30.080 it's secure that it's built out of 95 percent listening devices right now with even more listening

00:34:37.880 devices yeah that's a you know i but i don't know if this listening device is made out of listening

00:34:43.140 devices i'm not even sure that that is possible because they would have to go in they would have

00:34:47.720 to strip that thing just don't trust them yeah you know just don't trust them going back to your

00:34:53.260 oval office conversation though is this just something where he's he is overton windowing

00:34:58.840 all of us again which is what he does he's saying like hey we need to wake up maybe we need to cancel

00:35:04.140 this with boeing yeah i wonder honestly because he he just left it at that he just ranted for a while

00:35:09.380 about how incompetent this is how bad this is how you know much trouble boeing must be in to

00:35:17.780 treat the united states of america like this um and uh and and so maybe the most important plane we

00:35:24.920 have it's going to take you 17 years to finish and four billion dollars plus come on it's just wrong

00:35:33.660 it's just so wrong so wrong i mean if boeing i don't know what you're doing boeing i don't know

00:35:41.200 whose plane you're working on that takes priority but i don't know i think you would want to move

00:35:46.520 the president's plane to the top of the list seeing that you know you know what that you know

00:35:52.840 what air force one costs us just to maintain it is let's see if i can find the stats on this it is

00:36:00.800 stunning because it's 19 it's 1980 um and uh and so out of date they if they're if a part goes down

00:36:09.500 they have to have it specifically made there's no parts drawer anymore yeah because these are old

00:36:14.580 yeah parts yeah and so wow when when they fly it it is like i think it's ah shoot i have it someplace

00:36:22.360 i think it's like uh three or four hundred thousand dollars an hour like 299 an hour an hour or to

00:36:31.660 to fly it that includes the uh the fuel the crew and hourly maintenance okay so 299 thousand dollars

00:36:43.460 an hour and they say in additional stuff because this is all classified they have to estimate but

00:36:50.900 they estimate that just the repairs on these because we have two of them just the repairs to keep them

00:36:57.360 flying now is anywhere between 40 and 60 million dollars every year i mean wow i don't know boeing

00:37:07.940 you might want to pick it up a little bit you know until well i mean wait a minute hang on just a

00:37:12.800 second we do have the enola gay and the wright brothers playing in the smithsonian maybe we can

00:37:17.240 use those for the president thanks pat gray from pat gray unleashed uh ever notice how calm it feels

00:37:24.640 right before everything changes housing market was fine in 2007 take tech stops stocks were booming in

00:37:30.940 2000 and everybody's like oh it's all under control all right up until the point they weren't

00:37:36.040 same thing is happening now the debt inflation the global instability i'm going to talk about what's

00:37:41.620 happening in europe and uh uh and what's happening in england it is really not good the news that is

00:37:48.600 coming out of there today um but i'm telling you it might feel calm and safe right now but it's it's it

00:37:56.660 could go away quickly that's why there's this huge rush on gold right now and nobody knows who's

00:38:04.380 buying it and it has to be that we're actually speculating that it might be us thank god i hope

00:38:10.640 it is that's buying up uh you know bundles and bundles of gold pounds of gold because china already

00:38:16.840 did it russia already did it the rest of the world their central banks already did it maybe we did it as

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00:40:25.380 that plane the qatari aircraft been sitting in san antonio for a while apparently i don't know why

00:40:43.980 but i want to go to san antonio i want to go on it yeah we we can make use of that right glenn i mean

00:40:48.840 i think a lot of times people just they'll just park their old cars around or whatever they think

00:40:53.140 that you know and if they sit there too long right they don't run so we will make sure to

00:40:57.980 it runs to that over the next few weeks yeah it would be cheap to do that too i i just love to

00:41:02.380 see it but it's sitting there here's the president talking about it let me tell you you should be

00:41:07.860 embarrassed asking that question uh they're giving us a free jet i could say no no no don't give us i

00:41:13.860 want to pay you a billion or 400 million or whatever it is or i could say thank you very much

00:41:20.160 you know there was an old golfer named sam sneed did you ever hear him he won 82 tournaments he was a

00:41:26.420 great golfer and he had a motto when they give you a putt you say thank you very much you pick up your

00:41:32.740 ball and you walk to the next hole a lot of people are stupid they say no no i insist on putting it

00:41:37.880 then they put it they miss it and their partner gets angry at him you know what remember that sam

00:41:44.300 sneed when they give you a putt you pick it up and you walk to the next hole and you say thank you

00:41:49.300 very much okay you know i don't i actually like that and i don't think that he could be bought

00:41:55.620 you know i don't think he's going to be bought for you know he's just not going he's not that kind of

00:42:00.080 guy um however i just don't like the optics of it uh but there is part of me that goes yeah they're

00:42:07.400 going to give it to us as long as it's secure as long take it right you get nothing in exchange

00:42:13.080 take it yeah i you know obviously we've accepted you know presidents have accepted presence before

00:42:20.520 the issue is they usually go into the the archives or whatever right so this this the thing i don't

00:42:26.920 like about it is if he takes it it's not going to him it's going to the defense department first

00:42:32.520 okay because the the air force runs air force one so go to the defense department and that's

00:42:37.180 who's getting the gift but then when he leaves office i think it would be much better if if he

00:42:42.540 would take it to say no not when i leave office when boeing delivers air force one right when they

00:42:50.060 are done and it might be 10 years then that jet can be retired but until that time it belongs to the

00:42:57.540 united states and the people of the united states that would be the thing for him to say

00:43:02.000 and and and do that would soften it but i think there's it's you know if you really don't think

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00:43:27.120 is 1990s this plane is from the 19th from 1990 okay um so it's way out of date with that being said

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00:47:14.480 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:47:20.680 Hello, America.

00:47:21.900 There's a lot going on.

00:47:23.640 I know a lot of people want to talk about Air Force One and Qatar.

00:47:27.320 We talked about it for a few minutes.

00:47:28.780 But I would just, if I may quote the Federalist,

00:47:32.780 it took America less time to win and fight World War II

00:47:38.420 than it is for Boeing to complete two planes.

00:47:44.460 What does that say about the America that you grew up in?

00:47:48.380 What does that say about American companies, American ingenuity?

00:47:52.520 We fought and won World War II in less time than Boeing now can deliver two planes.

00:48:01.140 That's insane.

00:48:02.360 All right.

00:48:03.740 I want to talk about what's happening to us as a culture and as the West.

00:48:10.340 We'll do that in 60 seconds.

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00:49:18.100 So, you know, I've been watching Europe for a while now.

00:49:25.060 We've talked about Europe and the race to death that they seem to be in.

00:49:32.400 And right now, you have the Prime Minister of England, Starmer.

00:49:39.900 You have the President of France, and you have the Chancellor of Germany all meeting,

00:49:46.740 taking time on a train not to do coke.

00:49:49.740 I mean, maybe, but I don't think so.

00:49:51.560 But to actually talk about things.

00:49:55.640 And what were they talking about?

00:49:56.740 A new treaty aimed at resetting British relations with the European Union.

00:50:01.880 Okay, I mean, I guess that's, I guess that's, you know, great.

00:50:09.940 But did they hear what the Swedish Prime Minister has just come out and said?

00:50:14.660 This is the Prime Minister of Sweden.

00:50:16.440 Quote,

00:50:16.740 We do not have control over the wave of violence, and that is quite obvious.

00:50:23.440 Yeah, their prisons are overcrowded.

00:50:27.820 They've got, they've been overrun with refugees that are not assimilating.

00:50:33.940 And you're about to lose Sweden.

00:50:35.920 And when Sweden falls, Brussels falls.

00:50:38.060 When Brussels falls, France falls.

00:50:39.880 When France falls, England falls.

00:50:41.480 Germany falls.

00:50:42.620 That's what's coming in our lifetime.

00:50:45.020 And probably not too far in our lifetime.

00:50:48.480 You know, they say history doesn't repeat itself.

00:50:50.360 But I'm telling you, it does rhyme.

00:50:52.820 Okay?

00:50:53.160 And as you watch Europe, not as a tourist watches a cathedral crumble, but as a man on shore watches a wave growing on the horizon going,

00:51:03.020 I think that's coming towards us, and it's getting bigger.

00:51:06.840 Not fast, but undeniable.

00:51:10.220 It's not just about England or France or Sweden.

00:51:14.180 It's not about immigration or economics or even culture.

00:51:17.840 It's about something much deeper.

00:51:20.360 It's about a civilization that has forgotten what made it strong in the first place, what made it free.

00:51:27.960 And we are down that same path.

00:51:31.060 And we have a chance to change that.

00:51:33.920 And there are a lot of people that are awake.

00:51:36.540 But there's far too many that are not.

00:51:39.260 And they're living in this dream world that we can have it all, that America can just keep going on the way it's been going on.

00:51:46.560 And if they don't believe that, there's another category of people, and that category is the people who are like, it's just going to be civil war.

00:51:54.160 Well, bring it on.

00:51:55.000 No, no.

00:51:56.160 Have you seen Haiti?

00:52:00.260 That's what happens with countries that go into civil war.

00:52:02.520 You don't want that.

00:52:03.860 Now, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, somebody I really, really respect.

00:52:08.640 She's a woman who stood against actual darkness, against radicalism, censorship, the silencing of truth.

00:52:15.840 You name it, she has been through it.

00:52:18.520 She just said recently, an answer to the question, what is your biggest fear that keeps you up at night?

00:52:24.720 And she said that Europe will collapse.

00:52:28.620 She said that's very real, and it's happening.

00:52:32.040 Not that it will decay, not that it will decline, but it will collapse into violence.

00:52:42.160 You know, Europe is not just a continent.

00:52:44.500 It's a cultural mirror.

00:52:46.340 Because America was born out of its legacy, of Athens, of Rome, of Jerusalem, and even London.

00:52:54.520 If Europe falls into chaos, it's not some far-off event.

00:52:59.420 It is a warning shot across the Atlantic, and we are no longer insulated because of this global nightmare.

00:53:07.100 Remember when they said, the banks are too big to fail.

00:53:09.240 We've got to bail them out.

00:53:10.380 Why did they say that?

00:53:11.580 Because all of the banks were connected to one another.

00:53:14.480 So when one fails, it's catastrophic failure across the entire system.

00:53:19.720 That's why Europe matters.

00:53:22.260 That's why America matters.

00:53:25.120 Western Europe is going through massive internal pressure.

00:53:31.120 And the people know it, but their leaders are on a train talking about how can we bring Brexit to its knees?

00:53:40.140 The real problem here is our problems are spiritual.

00:53:47.460 The old guard that actually believed in liberty and faith and sovereignty,

00:53:52.080 they've been replaced by technocrats and bureaucrats,

00:53:56.300 and a generation that has been raised to believe that nothing is sacred,

00:54:00.880 that borders are immoral,

00:54:02.960 that the past is shameful and the future belongs to anyone but them.

00:54:07.780 You don't have a society.

00:54:10.160 You don't have a civilization if that's what the next generation believes.

00:54:15.560 Now you layer in all of the stuff that makes us fragile, a fragile economy, aging populations,

00:54:22.040 dependency on foreign energy, millions of migrants,

00:54:26.920 most of them not actually refugees,

00:54:29.080 and certainly most of them have not assimilated.

00:54:33.540 Many of them, especially the young men,

00:54:37.340 alienated, angry,

00:54:38.780 and they see the host country not as refuge, but as weak, ripe, ready.

00:54:45.880 You know, when I say the host countries for these refugees,

00:54:48.860 you know, there's another way to use the word host,

00:54:52.700 and that is, for a parasite, it needs a host,

00:54:58.180 and it burrows itself in,

00:55:00.440 and it just will consume that host body

00:55:03.220 until it kills it, and then it'll find another host.

00:55:06.120 Well, killing it to this parasite,

00:55:09.700 killing it is a good thing.

00:55:12.840 Killing the West is a very good thing.

00:55:15.080 And this, by the way, is not conjecture.

00:55:19.380 Riots in Paris, stabbings in London,

00:55:22.180 whole neighborhoods where police dare not enter,

00:55:25.080 all of the things that you were told were just rumors,

00:55:29.240 they were lies, they were conspiracy theories,

00:55:32.640 political leaders afraid to even name the threat

00:55:35.880 because now the truth is hate speech.

00:55:39.740 If you think America is divided,

00:55:42.220 Europe is fractured.

00:55:43.580 So what happens when the pressure becomes too much

00:55:47.400 and things finally break?

00:55:48.880 When governments lose control?

00:55:50.260 Like the prime minister in Sweden just said,

00:55:53.820 we can no longer control the wave of violence.

00:56:01.340 Well, when you can't control that,

00:56:03.720 you certainly, civil services are shut down.

00:56:06.240 What happens when you're not sending out checks?

00:56:08.760 What happens when nationalism to the extreme,

00:56:12.280 not the good kind of nationalism,

00:56:13.920 the very dangerous nationalism returns?

00:56:16.740 Not with pride, but with rage.

00:56:20.780 I mean, I think we've seen this in Europe

00:56:22.060 a couple of times before in the last century.

00:56:24.040 It never ends peaceful,

00:56:25.460 not with peaceful elections and orderly debates.

00:56:28.020 Now it usually ends up with some short little guy.

00:56:34.580 That's how it ends traditionally in Europe.

00:56:37.440 So what does that mean for us?

00:56:42.980 This is what I want you to understand.

00:56:45.480 Whenever you see anything happening in Europe,

00:56:47.800 I want you to understand how close it is.

00:56:50.100 Do you remember that feeling we all had

00:56:51.620 after September 11th,

00:56:52.980 when those planes crashed in to the towers

00:56:56.080 and then they crashed in the field in Pennsylvania

00:56:59.100 and then crashed into the Pentagon

00:57:00.940 and we're like,

00:57:01.640 we are under attack.

00:57:03.960 And we all realized that day

00:57:05.520 how fragile our freedom in our country really was,

00:57:08.360 that it could be taken from us overnight.

00:57:11.060 We seem to forget that.

00:57:13.220 And we go into this dream world

00:57:14.880 that it'll always be this way.

00:57:16.280 But I want you to understand,

00:57:17.980 when Europe collapses,

00:57:20.780 the American markets collapse,

00:57:22.880 banks probably collapse,

00:57:25.080 prices through the roof,

00:57:26.440 supply chain completely breaks,

00:57:28.120 you're looking at a different world.

00:57:30.460 And then you get the refugees

00:57:32.360 because there will be millions of desperate people

00:57:35.780 that are actually going to be refugees

00:57:38.280 because the violence is so horrid

00:57:40.780 in their European countries,

00:57:42.580 they'll have to get out

00:57:43.800 and they will flood people's borders.

00:57:47.200 They will come across the ocean.

00:57:49.700 And then what do we do?

00:57:51.140 Then what do we do?

00:57:54.020 And when Europe falls,

00:57:56.000 who fills the void?

00:57:58.120 Russia, China, Iran?

00:58:00.500 Don't think they haven't been thinking about this.

00:58:02.940 Don't think they aren't watching and waiting.

00:58:05.700 Because we're too busy with our drag shows

00:58:08.360 and debating our pronouns.

00:58:11.380 They're studying war.

00:58:13.640 They're preparing for what they see

00:58:15.580 is inevitable in every other instance

00:58:19.960 of every other civilization.

00:58:22.900 You hit these markers

00:58:24.780 and you collapse.

00:58:26.400 So,

00:58:29.220 so then what?

00:58:32.700 So what does that even mean?

00:58:35.020 What do you do there?

00:58:36.880 Okay.

00:58:37.440 Give me 60 seconds

00:58:38.640 and I'll show you how you turn this around.

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00:58:46.580 It's a mission.

00:58:47.580 You know,

00:58:48.120 you're walking through the front door.

00:58:50.360 You'd think you'd been gone

00:58:51.620 for like a decade

00:58:52.620 the way he goes crazy.

00:58:53.740 And dinnertime,

00:58:54.480 that's more than just eating.

00:58:56.300 It's a celebration

00:58:57.040 when your dog likes the food.

00:59:00.100 Dogs bring energy.

00:59:01.740 They bring energy

00:59:02.700 to the things that they love.

00:59:04.480 And they all have personality.

00:59:07.040 And as dog owners,

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01:00:01.840 We have so much work to do

01:00:03.800 to really be self-reliant.

01:00:07.180 Can you read a map anymore?

01:00:08.660 Do you think your kids

01:00:09.580 can read a map?

01:00:10.900 Not a chance.

01:00:13.220 Can they read a map?

01:00:14.460 Do they know how to read a compass?

01:00:17.040 Do they know how to chart their course

01:00:20.660 with the sun and stars?

01:00:22.740 Not a prayer.

01:00:24.760 My kids, if they get down to the star,

01:00:26.140 if I get down to the stars and the sun,

01:00:28.460 forget it.

01:00:29.240 We're not going anywhere.

01:00:32.060 But these are some of the foundational things

01:00:33.880 that we have to,

01:00:35.040 we need to educate ourself.

01:00:37.200 And we don't have to start there.

01:00:38.760 We should get there,

01:00:39.880 but we don't have to start there.

01:00:41.620 And it's not on current events.

01:00:45.400 We have got to stop getting our news

01:00:48.880 from social media.

01:00:51.260 If social media is all that you read

01:00:54.660 and the way you get your news,

01:00:58.000 you're a danger to yourself

01:00:59.980 and everyone around you.

01:01:02.200 Because you will be convinced

01:01:03.840 that you know what's going on.

01:01:05.180 I see a social media.

01:01:06.280 I'm on my feed all the time.

01:01:07.640 How do I know?

01:01:08.040 You have no idea.

01:01:10.240 You're a danger.

01:01:12.940 We need to study about Weimar Republic,

01:01:16.100 about the Balkans,

01:01:16.900 about the collapse of Rome.

01:01:19.080 Because history is not just history.

01:01:21.640 It's not just a story.

01:01:22.600 It's a user's manual.

01:01:25.360 And when you see history,

01:01:26.400 you're like, ah, don't do that.

01:01:29.040 And then you can build up resistance,

01:01:31.440 resilience,

01:01:32.600 not just food and water,

01:01:34.100 but emotional resilience,

01:01:38.120 spiritual clarity.

01:01:39.480 How many of us could face

01:01:41.160 a massive storm,

01:01:42.800 lose everything you have,

01:01:44.660 everything you have,

01:01:46.960 not know what the future holds,

01:01:48.320 and you still have

01:01:49.440 your spiritual clarity?

01:01:51.040 A lot of people will say,

01:01:52.480 oh, I will.

01:01:54.320 But, you know,

01:01:54.920 as I talk to special forces friends

01:01:56.960 who, you know,

01:01:58.700 have been tortured,

01:02:00.220 they all say,

01:02:01.180 the ones who said,

01:02:01.960 oh, I wouldn't give up a thing

01:02:04.080 they all say,

01:02:04.660 they're the first to break.

01:02:06.020 Because they're arrogant.

01:02:07.040 They haven't really thought it through.

01:02:10.480 Will you have,

01:02:11.280 what do you have to do right now

01:02:12.880 to have spiritual clarity,

01:02:15.300 moral grounding?

01:02:17.800 Because chaos isn't going to

01:02:19.200 just take your house or your job.

01:02:20.560 It takes the sense of who you are

01:02:23.060 and puts you into a place

01:02:24.660 where you're like,

01:02:26.000 I'll do anything to survive.

01:02:29.460 But would you,

01:02:30.560 should you do anything to survive?

01:02:34.740 The third thing we have to do

01:02:35.960 is after we learn

01:02:36.820 and after we prepare ourselves,

01:02:38.620 then we have to start

01:02:39.240 standing for truth

01:02:40.300 because the world

01:02:41.160 has been hollowed out

01:02:42.600 by lies.

01:02:44.020 Some soft lies,

01:02:45.280 some cruel lies,

01:02:46.440 but they all rot the soul

01:02:48.420 and the soul of,

01:02:49.540 of who we are

01:02:51.080 as a nation,

01:02:52.360 as a,

01:02:52.920 as a civilization.

01:02:54.820 And when truth

01:02:55.860 becomes dangerous

01:02:56.960 and saying it

01:02:57.960 becomes a revolutionary act,

01:02:59.800 you're in trouble

01:03:03.500 and you have to be willing

01:03:05.480 to speak

01:03:06.180 even when it costs you.

01:03:07.820 And more and more people are

01:03:08.880 and that's the good thing.

01:03:11.860 You know,

01:03:12.540 the West isn't going to fall

01:03:13.780 this time

01:03:14.260 when the bombs drop.

01:03:16.720 It falls when the people

01:03:18.020 who know better

01:03:20.420 stop defending it

01:03:22.560 because they're too comfortable,

01:03:24.780 they're distracted,

01:03:26.100 they're too entertained,

01:03:26.980 they don't think

01:03:28.180 it could happen to them.

01:03:29.780 Did you see the latest poll

01:03:30.980 coming out of England?

01:03:32.620 Most young people

01:03:34.140 have no desire

01:03:35.880 to ever put on a uniform

01:03:38.380 of their country

01:03:39.760 to defend their country

01:03:42.280 if it were under attack.

01:03:45.300 Now, I can't believe that's true,

01:03:47.520 but that's what,

01:03:48.460 that's how they're responding

01:03:49.760 in polls.

01:03:52.100 And why is that?

01:03:53.200 Because they don't know.

01:03:54.840 They don't know

01:03:55.620 what anything means anymore.

01:03:57.280 You know,

01:03:57.500 when the cathedrals,

01:03:58.500 you know in Europe,

01:03:59.600 the cathedrals

01:04:00.620 are all being repurposed

01:04:03.700 if they're not being bombed.

01:04:06.360 They burn them down

01:04:07.640 almost one a day now.

01:04:10.080 And they're all being repurposed.

01:04:12.700 And in many cases,

01:04:14.380 they're literally being handed

01:04:15.900 over to other gods.

01:04:18.720 And yet,

01:04:19.700 too many of us

01:04:20.680 are still just shrugging it off.

01:04:22.380 You know what happens

01:04:23.020 in Brussels or Berlin

01:04:24.060 or Birmingham

01:04:24.720 will never touch Boise.

01:04:28.360 But rot always reaches

01:04:30.280 its root.

01:04:32.600 The difference,

01:04:33.660 the only difference,

01:04:34.740 is time.

01:04:36.060 And we have some time.

01:04:38.540 So we should use it wisely.

01:04:40.940 Look,

01:04:41.320 I hope what the president

01:04:42.540 is doing

01:04:43.140 is going to work.

01:04:44.220 But do you know

01:04:45.660 it will work?

01:04:47.480 Because if you really understand

01:04:49.420 how deep our problems go,

01:04:51.240 I'm not sure

01:04:53.060 it will work.

01:04:54.700 Think of what we're facing.

01:04:56.300 We're facing debt

01:04:57.420 that no country

01:04:58.480 has ever turned around on.

01:05:01.040 We are facing

01:05:01.940 a cultural rot

01:05:02.940 that no country

01:05:03.980 has ever turned around on.

01:05:05.460 We have birth rates

01:05:06.880 that no civilization

01:05:08.320 has ever turned around on.

01:05:11.040 Now,

01:05:11.500 I don't say that

01:05:11.980 to depress you.

01:05:12.760 I say that

01:05:13.200 to inspire you

01:05:14.100 to say,

01:05:14.560 okay,

01:05:14.960 so what are you going

01:05:15.580 to do about it?

01:05:16.380 Because you could

01:05:17.580 either give up

01:05:18.420 or you can do

01:05:19.740 something about it.

01:05:21.340 We first have to decide

01:05:23.560 what is worth saving.

01:05:25.580 What is,

01:05:26.080 we have to teach this

01:05:27.140 to our kids.

01:05:28.780 What's worth saving?

01:05:31.000 What is good

01:05:32.760 about this society,

01:05:34.220 about this civilization?

01:05:35.840 What's beautiful?

01:05:39.280 I mean,

01:05:39.820 you wouldn't think

01:05:40.700 anybody would understand

01:05:41.840 beauty in art

01:05:42.900 when we've got,

01:05:43.960 I was at a museum

01:05:45.540 over someplace

01:05:46.620 in Europe,

01:05:47.820 in Italy

01:05:48.500 just the other day

01:05:49.180 and it was,

01:05:49.960 it was rebar.

01:05:53.340 It was rebar

01:05:54.520 that they had,

01:05:55.520 rusty rebar,

01:05:56.720 that's what took the time,

01:05:58.240 wrapped around

01:05:59.200 a cement pole

01:06:00.600 and that was sitting

01:06:02.160 next to a Greek statue

01:06:03.980 as art.

01:06:06.440 I'm sorry,

01:06:07.280 one of those things

01:06:08.180 will be found

01:06:09.040 in the dust and rubble

01:06:10.260 of a civilization

01:06:11.100 and they'll go,

01:06:11.720 my gosh,

01:06:12.600 look at this civilization.

01:06:13.960 The other will go,

01:06:14.900 that's dust and rubble,

01:06:16.040 throw it away.

01:06:17.960 It says nothing about us

01:06:19.260 except that we are a society

01:06:22.280 that no longer

01:06:23.220 even recognizes beauty.

01:06:26.420 We are being told

01:06:27.720 what's beautiful.

01:06:29.040 Have you ever gone

01:06:29.620 into a museum

01:06:30.240 and you see things

01:06:31.080 and you're like,

01:06:31.700 what the hell is that?

01:06:33.180 Now,

01:06:33.460 I go into museums

01:06:34.240 and I see stuff all the time

01:06:35.420 that I don't like.

01:06:36.460 I wouldn't want to hang

01:06:37.240 in my wall,

01:06:37.820 but I can appreciate it.

01:06:39.420 But I'm sorry,

01:06:40.340 the cement post

01:06:41.100 with the rebar

01:06:41.680 wrapped around it,

01:06:43.100 you know what that is?

01:06:44.660 That's a scam.

01:06:46.140 That is the elite

01:06:47.480 probably being scammed

01:06:49.040 by the artist.

01:06:50.780 You know,

01:06:51.080 like,

01:06:51.340 you know,

01:06:51.540 it really is

01:06:52.080 the meaning behind that one

01:06:53.320 or the museum going,

01:06:57.120 yeah,

01:06:57.340 well,

01:06:57.540 it's meaningless

01:06:58.280 and that's where you find beauty

01:06:59.620 is in meaningless,

01:07:00.860 meaninglessness.

01:07:01.960 Well,

01:07:02.420 no,

01:07:02.600 you don't.

01:07:03.440 You don't.

01:07:04.060 Everything has meaning

01:07:05.640 and if it doesn't,

01:07:08.400 you should stop doing it.

01:07:10.420 We all have to find

01:07:11.840 the meaning in our life.

01:07:13.040 That's why our kids

01:07:13.760 are killing ourselves.

01:07:14.900 They don't think

01:07:15.400 there's meaning in anything.

01:07:16.700 Well,

01:07:16.900 why would they?

01:07:18.440 There's no meaning

01:07:19.380 in social media.

01:07:20.520 There's no meaning

01:07:21.220 in their friends.

01:07:22.520 There's no meaning

01:07:23.380 in the likes.

01:07:24.940 There's no meaning

01:07:26.720 in anything anymore.

01:07:29.220 That is what we have to repair.

01:07:31.360 We have to find the things

01:07:32.920 that have meaning

01:07:34.280 and bolster them

01:07:36.220 and bring them closer

01:07:37.420 in our lives

01:07:38.440 with courage

01:07:39.860 and conviction,

01:07:41.100 not fear,

01:07:41.820 but resolve.

01:07:43.620 And the time

01:07:44.620 is growing

01:07:45.260 shorter and shorter

01:07:46.260 every day.

01:07:48.280 History is watching

01:07:49.600 what we will do

01:07:50.640 right now.

01:07:52.460 This is

01:07:53.360 Glenn Beck.

01:07:56.020 You know,

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01:08:00.460 A new house

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01:08:06.060 It's a chance

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01:08:07.840 to try something new,

01:08:09.100 to move closer to family

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01:09:32.000 So our in-studio producer,

01:09:34.000 Sarah,

01:09:34.740 Sarah Sullivan,

01:09:35.540 been working with me

01:09:36.240 for 25 years.

01:09:38.520 Just about.

01:09:39.020 Yeah, just about.

01:09:39.700 Just about 25 years.

01:09:39.880 And I love talking to her

01:09:43.660 because she's,

01:09:44.600 I mean,

01:09:44.780 she drinks a lot

01:09:45.520 because,

01:09:46.140 you know,

01:09:46.660 she has to listen

01:09:47.600 to this every day.

01:09:48.960 And we got into the break

01:09:50.700 and what did you just say to me?

01:09:52.220 I said that you can say

01:09:53.640 it's not depressing

01:09:54.360 all you want,

01:09:55.220 but it's depressing.

01:09:57.440 And that is,

01:09:59.220 you know,

01:09:59.660 that was me

01:10:01.040 trying to explain to you

01:10:02.200 what the truth is.

01:10:04.520 And sometimes the truth

01:10:05.360 can be depressing.

01:10:07.600 You're right.

01:10:08.960 However,

01:10:09.640 let me rephrase

01:10:11.040 the optimistic part.

01:10:13.940 Why is Boeing,

01:10:16.820 why did we order

01:10:18.820 two 747s

01:10:21.520 in 2018

01:10:23.500 and now Boeing

01:10:25.520 is saying

01:10:26.180 they could come

01:10:27.760 at 2028,

01:10:29.140 which is a 10-year period,

01:10:30.480 two planes,

01:10:31.480 but it may not be out

01:10:33.520 until 2035

01:10:35.160 or 36.

01:10:35.600 How is that possible?

01:10:41.020 How is that possible?

01:10:43.420 I'll tell you how.

01:10:45.440 They have forgotten

01:10:46.440 who they are.

01:10:48.640 That's all that is required.

01:10:51.040 You know,

01:10:51.280 and I don't think

01:10:51.820 the workers have

01:10:52.500 because I,

01:10:53.000 look,

01:10:53.180 my family,

01:10:54.080 much of my family

01:10:55.120 worked at Boeing,

01:10:56.380 still does.

01:10:57.660 They're,

01:10:58.240 they're working

01:10:59.000 every day at Boeing

01:11:00.100 and they love Boeing.

01:11:01.640 They don't like

01:11:02.260 what it's become

01:11:03.100 because they,

01:11:03.900 they know

01:11:04.700 what it used to be like

01:11:06.080 because of their parents

01:11:08.080 or our grandparents.

01:11:11.200 And they know

01:11:12.300 what Boeing is capable of.

01:11:14.000 The,

01:11:14.400 the reason why

01:11:15.520 it takes this

01:11:16.500 from Boeing

01:11:17.160 and we're accepting it

01:11:18.600 is because

01:11:19.440 all of us

01:11:20.260 have become like this.

01:11:21.300 we have become

01:11:23.020 a society

01:11:23.760 where no one says

01:11:25.280 yes,

01:11:26.700 we can.

01:11:28.420 We can do that.

01:11:29.800 Yes,

01:11:30.020 we can.

01:11:30.480 Nobody says that

01:11:31.500 except

01:11:32.120 if it's used

01:11:33.920 by a politician

01:11:34.900 to use as a slogan

01:11:36.240 to promote

01:11:37.520 dependency

01:11:38.500 on a government

01:11:39.900 because what they're

01:11:42.160 really selling you is,

01:11:43.540 no,

01:11:43.900 you really can't.

01:11:44.880 but with the government

01:11:46.200 you can.

01:11:48.000 That was,

01:11:48.500 that was,

01:11:48.900 that is not America.

01:11:51.680 It's not America.

01:11:54.540 We have to remember

01:11:56.060 who we are

01:11:57.100 and what the secret is

01:11:58.860 and the secret is

01:12:00.000 remembering the principles

01:12:01.860 that got us here

01:12:03.380 in the first place

01:12:04.120 and then saying,

01:12:05.600 yeah,

01:12:05.680 I can do that.

01:12:07.220 I can do that.

01:12:07.980 I can do anything.

01:12:08.820 You've been convinced

01:12:09.940 that you can't

01:12:10.640 or you're not allowed to.

01:12:12.320 Are you talking about

01:12:13.340 life,

01:12:13.760 liberty,

01:12:13.940 and the pursuit

01:12:14.460 of happiness?

01:12:16.140 Boeing,

01:12:16.800 shame on you.

01:12:17.960 Shame on you.

01:12:18.980 Every employee

01:12:20.060 should be going in

01:12:21.440 and saying

01:12:22.060 to the management,

01:12:23.960 shame on you

01:12:24.980 for shaming us.

01:12:26.900 Shame on you.

01:12:28.880 You've become

01:12:29.700 so much about,

01:12:30.660 I don't even know what.

01:12:32.380 The numbers,

01:12:34.040 corruption,

01:12:35.380 DEI,

01:12:36.200 I don't even know

01:12:36.820 what your problem is,

01:12:37.920 Boeing,

01:12:38.280 but it didn't start

01:12:39.180 with the workers.

01:12:39.760 It started

01:12:40.580 in the home office.

01:12:42.260 It starts

01:12:43.140 on the floor

01:12:43.840 where all

01:12:44.380 the elites

01:12:44.920 are gathering.

01:12:46.460 You've made it

01:12:47.380 about something else

01:12:48.520 other than

01:12:49.000 building airplanes.

01:12:52.260 And you know,

01:12:52.820 people will think

01:12:53.660 that they have

01:12:54.460 no way

01:12:55.620 to change things.

01:12:56.520 Imagine what it was like

01:12:57.760 in World War II.

01:13:00.040 In World War II,

01:13:01.780 you are,

01:13:02.660 you're just

01:13:03.240 the head of a company

01:13:04.000 and you can't,

01:13:05.080 you can't turn

01:13:05.720 things around.

01:13:08.720 Yesterday,

01:13:09.200 I bought something,

01:13:12.440 I traded,

01:13:13.020 I collect watches

01:13:13.860 and I traded

01:13:14.460 almost all of them

01:13:15.300 in for one watch

01:13:16.860 because this watch

01:13:18.620 is so important

01:13:19.500 historically

01:13:20.160 and I'm wearing

01:13:21.560 it today

01:13:22.180 and it's

01:13:24.120 called the

01:13:25.060 POW watch

01:13:26.200 because it comes

01:13:28.580 from POWs.

01:13:29.700 back in World War II,

01:13:32.780 the president

01:13:35.580 of Rolex

01:13:36.280 didn't know

01:13:36.720 what to do,

01:13:37.740 didn't know

01:13:38.040 how he could help

01:13:38.700 and he's reading

01:13:39.640 about all the prisoners

01:13:40.540 that are in

01:13:41.420 POW camps

01:13:42.240 in Germany

01:13:42.760 and he wants

01:13:44.240 to do something

01:13:44.920 so he sends

01:13:46.420 the head guy,

01:13:49.440 the head POW

01:13:50.480 of the camp

01:13:52.360 like a box

01:13:52.900 of watches

01:13:53.420 and it's like

01:13:54.180 you give them

01:13:55.260 out to whoever

01:13:56.060 you think

01:13:56.800 deserves them

01:13:57.760 or needs them

01:13:58.600 and you know

01:13:59.180 and don't worry

01:14:00.360 about paying,

01:14:01.020 don't worry

01:14:01.400 about paying us

01:14:01.960 back.

01:14:02.780 Well,

01:14:03.000 he's doing it

01:14:03.580 as a gift

01:14:04.140 but what happens?

01:14:07.620 These are some

01:14:08.440 of the first

01:14:09.160 like Daytonas,

01:14:11.420 this is before

01:14:12.200 the Daytona

01:14:12.900 was ever made,

01:14:14.260 the chronograph

01:14:15.380 on the front

01:14:15.940 so the guy

01:14:17.680 gets it

01:14:18.320 and he's like

01:14:19.060 wait a minute,

01:14:20.720 now we have

01:14:21.180 a precision way

01:14:22.320 to time things,

01:14:24.420 we can time

01:14:25.520 the changing

01:14:26.200 of the guards,

01:14:27.400 we can time

01:14:28.220 how long it takes

01:14:29.420 for them to come around

01:14:30.940 and we can find

01:14:31.880 the averages,

01:14:33.400 we now know time

01:14:35.680 because we have

01:14:36.420 a precision time piece.

01:14:37.740 The guy at Rolex,

01:14:38.660 he had no idea

01:14:39.720 what he was doing.

01:14:41.840 If you've ever

01:14:42.620 watched the movie

01:14:43.300 The Great Escape,

01:14:44.420 that's a true story.

01:14:46.700 We have many

01:14:47.560 of the pieces

01:14:48.200 over at the museum,

01:14:49.300 we have a piece

01:14:50.380 of the pedestal

01:14:51.760 that the old

01:14:53.040 Franklin stove

01:14:54.800 sat on

01:14:55.460 that they had

01:14:56.400 to move

01:14:56.960 as they were digging.

01:14:58.080 We have a ton

01:14:59.280 of the stuff

01:14:59.880 that they used

01:15:00.680 but one of the

01:15:03.200 most important

01:15:03.600 things they used

01:15:04.180 was a watch

01:15:05.420 just like this one,

01:15:08.520 a POW watch.

01:15:10.180 There's only

01:15:11.120 a handful

01:15:11.700 of them left.

01:15:13.460 Why are they

01:15:14.160 important?

01:15:15.500 Because it was

01:15:16.320 the watch

01:15:17.000 that helped

01:15:18.100 them escape.

01:15:20.360 Helped them escape.

01:15:21.580 It didn't do

01:15:22.260 the work for them.

01:15:23.500 The first thing

01:15:24.240 they had to remember

01:15:24.960 is they're not

01:15:26.280 POWs.

01:15:27.840 They're not.

01:15:28.680 They are British

01:15:29.920 and American

01:15:30.580 and French soldiers

01:15:31.720 and they are meant

01:15:33.040 to be free

01:15:33.680 and they're meant

01:15:34.660 to get out of there.

01:15:36.920 Now,

01:15:37.440 there were people

01:15:38.120 who were like,

01:15:38.560 no, let's not do that.

01:15:39.380 It'll just cause

01:15:39.920 so much trouble.

01:15:41.900 Thank God

01:15:42.680 the most of them

01:15:43.560 said, yes, we can.

01:15:45.120 We're going to do it.

01:15:47.180 Now, Boeing,

01:15:48.700 let me just give you

01:15:49.600 this stat

01:15:50.420 as you're sitting

01:15:51.860 there thinking,

01:15:52.320 we can't complete

01:15:53.300 this airplane, Glenn.

01:15:54.420 It's really complex.

01:15:56.620 Let me just give you

01:15:57.460 a couple of stats.

01:15:59.120 There were three

01:16:00.220 escapes.

01:16:01.480 What were they?

01:16:01.840 Tom, Dick, and Harry?

01:16:02.960 I think that's what

01:16:03.580 they were called.

01:16:04.060 Three different escapes.

01:16:05.720 Okay.

01:16:07.000 Let me just give you

01:16:07.820 the stats on one of them.

01:16:09.040 They dug a two

01:16:12.120 by two foot hole.

01:16:13.440 I mean, this just gives me

01:16:14.680 claustrophobia

01:16:15.700 thinking about it.

01:16:16.660 They dug a two

01:16:17.920 by two foot hole

01:16:19.080 underneath the floorboards

01:16:21.000 of one of the,

01:16:22.100 one of the,

01:16:23.280 you know,

01:16:25.540 barracks.

01:16:26.040 Barracks.

01:16:27.280 They had to hide

01:16:28.360 all of that

01:16:29.100 and they dig

01:16:30.720 a two by two foot hole.

01:16:31.960 They first have to dig

01:16:33.360 that 30 feet down.

01:16:37.660 Two by two foot hole.

01:16:39.040 30 feet down.

01:16:41.180 Then,

01:16:41.800 and by the way,

01:16:42.400 they don't have shovels.

01:16:43.240 They don't have any

01:16:43.740 of that stuff.

01:16:44.580 Okay.

01:16:44.740 They're making

01:16:45.380 whatever it is they use.

01:16:47.260 Then,

01:16:47.840 in that two by two foot hole,

01:16:49.580 then they have to start

01:16:50.700 digging

01:16:51.120 336 feet

01:16:53.640 horizontally

01:16:54.480 so they can get out

01:16:56.160 from under the wire

01:16:57.140 and arrive at the other side.

01:16:59.100 Okay.

01:17:00.780 336

01:17:01.220 two by two.

01:17:04.740 Just think about

01:17:05.900 removing the dirt.

01:17:06.860 How do they remove

01:17:09.600 that much dirt

01:17:11.200 without getting caught?

01:17:13.240 And it might be easier

01:17:14.400 when you're pushing dirt

01:17:15.480 up from the,

01:17:16.380 from the hole

01:17:17.280 for the first 30 feet.

01:17:19.200 But what happens

01:17:20.300 when you're going

01:17:20.880 300 and,

01:17:21.900 what was it,

01:17:22.240 336 feet horizontally?

01:17:24.220 How do you get

01:17:24.780 that dirt out?

01:17:26.060 They had to design

01:17:27.460 almost a train track

01:17:28.720 that was bringing

01:17:29.760 that dirt out

01:17:30.940 for every inch

01:17:32.420 they did.

01:17:33.140 Every inch of dirt

01:17:34.160 had to be removed.

01:17:35.440 And they couldn't

01:17:36.420 just take it out

01:17:37.820 in,

01:17:38.220 you know,

01:17:38.680 wheelbarrows

01:17:39.280 and dump it someplace.

01:17:41.360 How could they

01:17:42.500 move that much dirt

01:17:43.940 without anyone

01:17:44.900 knowing

01:17:46.200 that they were

01:17:47.800 removing that much dirt?

01:17:49.760 They devised a system

01:17:51.320 in their,

01:17:52.080 in their pants

01:17:53.280 to where

01:17:54.400 each of them

01:17:55.140 could put

01:17:55.700 a little bit of dirt

01:17:56.960 in their pants.

01:17:57.960 And then when they

01:17:58.780 got out

01:17:59.580 to the yard

01:18:00.480 and they would

01:18:01.060 walk around,

01:18:01.780 they would

01:18:02.620 slowly let

01:18:03.440 that dirt

01:18:04.120 fall onto

01:18:04.960 their shoes

01:18:05.640 and onto

01:18:06.080 the ground

01:18:06.520 as they walked

01:18:07.080 and then they

01:18:07.440 just kind of

01:18:07.900 kick it into place.

01:18:09.440 Do you know

01:18:10.020 how much dirt

01:18:10.880 that was?

01:18:13.640 And they

01:18:14.200 never got

01:18:15.200 caught?

01:18:17.200 Shame on you,

01:18:17.980 Boeing.

01:18:18.340 You can't,

01:18:18.560 oh,

01:18:18.740 you can't finish

01:18:19.280 a couple of planes.

01:18:20.600 Huh.

01:18:22.160 You know how long

01:18:22.880 it took them

01:18:23.240 to do that?

01:18:23.720 With no tools,

01:18:26.000 no electricity,

01:18:27.420 no lights,

01:18:28.320 can't get caught,

01:18:30.020 covering it all up,

01:18:31.360 10 months.

01:18:35.420 10 months.

01:18:37.080 It's called

01:18:37.760 the great escape.

01:18:43.360 That's a really

01:18:44.280 cute,

01:18:44.660 uplifting story.

01:18:46.920 But did you know

01:18:47.860 AI is going to be

01:18:48.560 able to tell us

01:18:49.100 what our pets

01:18:49.620 are saying?

01:18:54.020 Okay.

01:18:54.820 All right.

01:18:56.400 I want you

01:18:57.700 to,

01:18:58.240 I want you

01:18:59.600 to know

01:18:59.940 that what

01:19:00.800 Sarah says

01:19:01.340 is right.

01:19:02.360 Nobody's ever

01:19:02.980 come back

01:19:03.400 from this.

01:19:04.220 But no one

01:19:05.360 had ever

01:19:06.140 escaped

01:19:06.840 from Stalag 13.

01:19:08.880 No one

01:19:09.540 had ever

01:19:09.880 done it.

01:19:10.860 No one

01:19:11.580 had ever

01:19:12.060 crossed the

01:19:12.600 Rocky Mountains.

01:19:14.560 Nobody

01:19:15.040 had ever

01:19:15.740 gone to

01:19:16.200 space.

01:19:17.540 No one

01:19:17.880 had ever

01:19:18.280 gone to

01:19:18.700 the moon.

01:19:20.920 We are

01:19:21.740 a nation

01:19:22.360 of,

01:19:22.940 that's never

01:19:23.600 been done

01:19:24.000 before.

01:19:24.640 That's what

01:19:25.300 we do.

01:19:26.940 That's who

01:19:27.260 we are.

01:19:27.780 Europe,

01:19:28.520 that's not you.

01:19:29.760 But that

01:19:30.220 is us.

01:19:31.200 Because every

01:19:32.000 single one

01:19:32.800 of us,

01:19:33.160 some place

01:19:33.900 in our

01:19:34.400 family history,

01:19:36.080 somebody,

01:19:37.040 if you've

01:19:37.480 been here

01:19:37.920 prior to

01:19:39.300 maybe 1920,

01:19:41.260 if your

01:19:42.140 family was

01:19:42.620 here prior

01:19:42.940 to 1920,

01:19:43.580 you came

01:19:43.980 over on a

01:19:44.480 boat.

01:19:44.760 Do you know

01:19:44.980 what that

01:19:45.360 was like?

01:19:46.320 I don't

01:19:46.740 want to go

01:19:47.020 on a boat

01:19:47.400 back then.

01:19:48.720 Especially if I

01:19:49.440 was in the

01:19:50.260 chattel class.

01:19:52.100 My family,

01:19:52.980 they came over

01:19:53.480 here in the

01:19:53.840 1800s,

01:19:54.320 and I can

01:19:54.660 guarantee you,

01:19:55.460 none of them

01:19:56.160 were up

01:19:56.480 on the

01:19:56.720 top deck

01:19:57.220 of the

01:19:57.440 boat.

01:19:57.660 They were

01:19:57.820 all down

01:19:58.300 shoveling poop

01:19:59.480 out the

01:19:59.800 window.

01:20:00.020 I don't

01:20:00.220 know what

01:20:00.520 they were

01:20:00.820 doing,

01:20:01.280 but it

01:20:01.880 wasn't

01:20:02.200 pretty.

01:20:03.960 And now

01:20:04.260 I'm going

01:20:04.480 to piss

01:20:04.780 this away?

01:20:05.960 When they

01:20:06.300 worked so

01:20:06.920 hard to

01:20:07.560 get us

01:20:08.180 here to

01:20:09.600 have these?

01:20:10.800 See,

01:20:11.700 that again

01:20:12.620 is the

01:20:12.940 problem.

01:20:14.480 Once you

01:20:15.120 forget why

01:20:16.640 people came

01:20:17.480 here in the

01:20:17.920 first place,

01:20:18.800 once you

01:20:19.380 forget and

01:20:20.620 are told,

01:20:21.720 no,

01:20:22.000 you can't.

01:20:23.480 You can.

01:20:24.220 Yes,

01:20:24.460 you can if

01:20:24.980 the government

01:20:25.400 will help

01:20:25.900 you.

01:20:26.560 But you

01:20:26.980 can't do

01:20:27.360 it on your

01:20:27.740 own.

01:20:28.240 Once you're

01:20:28.680 taught that

01:20:29.500 and you

01:20:30.360 forget who

01:20:31.220 you actually

01:20:32.040 are,

01:20:32.500 this is why

01:20:32.900 family heritage

01:20:34.120 is so important.

01:20:35.180 Read about

01:20:35.600 your family.

01:20:36.440 Figure out

01:20:36.880 who your

01:20:37.120 family is.

01:20:37.520 Do your

01:20:37.800 family tree.

01:20:38.960 There's

01:20:39.280 somebody in

01:20:40.020 there.

01:20:40.520 In my

01:20:41.140 family,

01:20:42.060 when I got

01:20:42.420 my family

01:20:42.800 tree back,

01:20:43.560 this is what

01:20:45.220 the person

01:20:45.560 said to me.

01:20:46.980 I would like

01:20:47.740 to tell you

01:20:48.100 that there's

01:20:48.440 somebody famous

01:20:49.080 or great in

01:20:49.800 your family,

01:20:50.380 but we went

01:20:51.020 back generations.

01:20:53.020 It's

01:20:53.460 littered with

01:20:54.140 nobodies.

01:20:54.960 However,

01:20:56.560 I found two

01:20:57.720 heroes in my

01:20:58.340 family.

01:20:59.580 Two.

01:21:00.120 And they're not

01:21:00.580 heroes by anybody

01:21:01.360 else's standard,

01:21:02.260 but they are

01:21:02.660 mine.

01:21:04.360 I had two,

01:21:05.360 I had a great-great

01:21:06.220 grandfather and a

01:21:06.980 great-great-uncle that

01:21:08.180 fought in the Civil

01:21:09.120 War, and they were on

01:21:10.080 the right side.

01:21:11.340 Now, because

01:21:12.180 they're my

01:21:13.540 relation, they

01:21:14.420 were caught like

01:21:15.040 the first week,

01:21:15.980 and they were

01:21:17.000 put into

01:21:17.960 Andersonville.

01:21:19.060 The worst,

01:21:20.220 most notorious,

01:21:20.820 I mean, you want

01:21:21.240 to talk about

01:21:21.700 Auschwitz, that

01:21:22.640 was Auschwitz of

01:21:23.480 the South.

01:21:24.560 They were put

01:21:25.340 there where

01:21:25.720 thousands of

01:21:26.860 people died.

01:21:28.080 It was

01:21:28.740 horrific.

01:21:30.560 One of them

01:21:31.240 died, the

01:21:32.060 other one

01:21:32.480 survived, and

01:21:33.360 according to

01:21:34.160 his wife, was

01:21:34.700 never the

01:21:35.700 same from

01:21:36.200 it, I can

01:21:36.660 imagine.

01:21:37.020 But they

01:21:40.120 fought on the

01:21:40.560 right side, and

01:21:42.020 one of them

01:21:42.440 survived, and

01:21:44.000 nobody survived

01:21:45.080 Andersonville, but

01:21:46.800 he did.

01:21:48.560 You have to

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01:21:50.700 strength

01:21:51.420 someplace.

01:21:53.320 You have to

01:21:53.780 find who you

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01:21:56.220 You have to

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01:21:58.840 God, who you

01:21:59.820 really are, and

01:22:01.440 the strength that

01:22:02.260 you actually have

01:22:03.120 inside of you.

01:22:04.700 And then, if

01:22:05.700 you happen to

01:22:06.340 be, you

01:22:07.020 part of a

01:22:08.100 group, Boeing,

01:22:10.220 you need to

01:22:11.960 look at each

01:22:12.440 other and go,

01:22:12.920 come on, man, is

01:22:13.720 this us?

01:22:15.100 For the love of

01:22:15.980 Pete, maybe it's

01:22:16.620 because I grew up

01:22:17.220 in Seattle.

01:22:18.400 You're Boeing!

01:22:19.900 You're Boeing!

01:22:23.120 That's what you

01:22:23.920 want the world to

01:22:24.960 think of you?

01:22:25.800 Boeing used to

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01:22:28.060 You're either

01:22:28.520 going to lead

01:22:29.140 the way or get

01:22:29.940 the hell out of

01:22:30.820 the way.

01:22:31.200 Give us our

01:22:31.680 money back for

01:22:32.360 those planes, and

01:22:33.460 we'll find some

01:22:34.320 company that will

01:22:35.380 build them here in

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01:22:37.020 What are you

01:22:37.940 doing?

01:22:38.680 Either do it

01:22:39.520 right or get

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01:22:42.220 way.

01:22:43.820 That's the

01:22:44.440 message that

01:22:45.080 should be heard

01:22:46.240 from Boeing

01:22:47.040 employees to

01:22:48.520 their bosses.

01:22:49.760 Like, now.

01:22:51.700 Back in just a

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01:26:19.380 Yes, Riyadh.

01:26:20.080 Saudi Arabia, so it's

01:26:21.040 probably built with

01:26:21.660 slaves, but what did

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01:26:24.860 Brad Baird covered

01:26:25.900 this, a diverse

01:26:27.060 entertainment hub in

01:26:28.120 the heart of Riyadh,

01:26:29.540 and it took, I mean,

01:26:31.320 it's massive, you

01:26:32.580 know, it's like, it

01:26:33.380 looks like a giant

01:26:34.300 Times Square times

01:26:35.640 10, took 118 days to

01:26:38.260 build the entire thing

01:26:39.120 from beginning to

01:26:39.720 end.

01:26:40.400 We used to be able to

01:26:41.240 do that stuff.

01:26:41.840 We did that with the

01:26:42.580 World, not necessarily

01:26:43.360 the World Trade Center,

01:26:44.120 but with the Empire

01:26:44.680 State Building.

01:26:45.780 We built that thing in

01:26:47.460 like nine months.

01:26:48.940 Nine months!

01:26:50.060 The Empire State

01:26:51.220 Building, back when

01:26:52.560 old-timey stuff was

01:26:53.800 used to move that

01:26:55.280 stuff.

01:26:56.780 I mean, all it

01:26:58.460 requires is just, I'm

01:27:00.580 going to do that.

01:27:03.160 And that should be

01:27:05.100 the hopeful part of

01:27:05.940 this.

01:27:06.700 Once you know who

01:27:07.920 you are, once you

01:27:08.980 know what's worth

01:27:09.900 saving, you know, is

01:27:11.600 the West worth saving?

01:27:13.000 That's, I think, the

01:27:13.700 first thing you have to

01:27:14.320 answer.

01:27:15.020 Is it worth saving?

01:27:16.040 I think yes, for a

01:27:18.520 myriad of reasons.

01:27:21.040 Yeah, I think this

01:27:21.840 culture is worth

01:27:22.480 saving.

01:27:23.120 Not all of it, not

01:27:24.300 the way it is.

01:27:25.040 I mean, it's sick

01:27:25.880 right now, but it's

01:27:27.600 worth saving the best

01:27:28.520 parts of, and then

01:27:29.820 working to fix the

01:27:30.820 parts that, you

01:27:31.820 know, aren't so

01:27:33.020 good.

01:27:34.380 You know, but

01:27:34.700 science, rule of

01:27:36.740 law, I mean, actual

01:27:37.700 science, rule of law,

01:27:38.980 free speech, all of

01:27:40.820 those things, that

01:27:41.600 came from this

01:27:42.420 culture.

01:27:43.800 I don't want to go

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01:27:45.020 darkness.

01:27:46.120 I don't want to go

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01:27:48.100 Those things are

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01:27:51.220 But you've got to

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01:27:52.840 things are first, and

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01:27:56.840 want to build the

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01:27:57.740 Building?

01:27:57.980 When do you

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01:28:01.940 Whew, nine

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01:30:55.580 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:30:57.480 I have one of my favorite people, Justin Haskins.

01:30:59.600 He's the president of Our Republic and editor-in-chief of StoppingSocialism.com.

01:31:05.320 He's the guy who we co-wrote The Great Reset, Dark Future, and Propaganda Wars.

01:31:10.520 And he's on with some really fascinating polls, some good news, some bad news about what is happening with AI and how people are responding to this.

01:31:22.640 We'll get there in just a minute.

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01:32:48.700 Well, hello, Justin.

01:32:49.800 How are you?

01:32:50.660 I'm doing great.

01:32:51.760 I'm doing really well.

01:32:52.960 It's great to be back here.

01:32:54.400 Yeah.

01:32:54.700 Thank you.

01:32:55.180 Thank you for flying in.

01:32:56.620 I wanted to talk to you about AI.

01:32:59.220 I know you've been doing some research on polling.

01:33:03.180 And there's some good news and, I guess, some inevitable news as well.

01:33:08.200 But let me ask you, how are you feeling generally about the state of where we are in AI?

01:33:15.060 This is something in Dark Future we really talked about.

01:33:19.000 We even talked about it in The Great Reset and Propaganda Wars.

01:33:21.200 But this is something I have been talking about for 30 years.

01:33:26.300 Yeah.

01:33:26.460 35 years.

01:33:27.420 Yeah.

01:33:27.780 And it's here now.

01:33:29.480 How are you feeling about where things are going?

01:33:32.680 Oh, I'm terrified.

01:33:34.660 Okay.

01:33:35.140 I'm terrified.

01:33:38.540 Stu's going to, you know, he's the odd man out of this conversation.

01:33:42.360 Are you not terrified?

01:33:44.380 I don't know.

01:33:44.860 Are you terrified?

01:33:45.640 I think he's deeply concerned.

01:33:48.340 You're not terrified.

01:33:48.980 I mean, of what part?

01:33:50.620 It going wrong.

01:33:52.080 Yeah.

01:33:52.440 I mean, I definitely am concerned of the impacts it's going to have.

01:33:55.960 Yeah.

01:33:56.140 I mean, you guys can hit levels of being terrified over things that I can't physically achieve.

01:34:02.440 This is why he's a great partner for me.

01:34:04.300 It's because when I'm like, we're all going to die, it's like, relax.

01:34:08.400 We're just going to be maimed.

01:34:09.680 Yeah.

01:34:10.280 Relax.

01:34:11.260 Yeah.

01:34:11.700 Okay.

01:34:12.360 Yeah.

01:34:12.580 No, I'm very terrified.

01:34:14.140 And the reason why is because the things that we've been talking about for a long time,

01:34:18.300 you especially, are happening in real time.

01:34:21.000 They are no longer, oh, in, you know, maybe 10 years, this could, no, it's happening now.

01:34:25.460 It's here.

01:34:26.060 It's, you know, I keep saying this.

01:34:28.480 I mean, it's, it's 2025, 2028.

01:34:33.120 Look at what AI has done in the last 12 months.

01:34:38.580 Can you even imagine what life is going to be like in 2028?

01:34:42.240 The answer is no, because it's going to be radically different by 2028, by 2030, radically different.

01:34:50.220 That's right.

01:34:50.860 Yeah.

01:34:51.200 And so the polling that, that I recently conducted partnered with the Heartland Institute and Rasmussen

01:34:56.160 reports to do these polls.

01:34:57.740 It illustrates, I think for the first time that people really are genuinely starting to get how

01:35:03.360 serious the issue is.

01:35:04.680 Really?

01:35:04.920 Which is great.

01:35:05.520 Give me the facts.

01:35:05.880 I mean, that's great.

01:35:06.220 So we asked if people were concerned about AI, and essentially a little over 70% of likely

01:35:13.800 voters say yes, cross the board.

01:35:15.440 Pretty much everyone's concerned about it.

01:35:17.620 I really haven't seen too many polls that show that.

01:35:20.260 So that's huge.

01:35:21.960 We also asked-

01:35:22.580 You know, the learning curve on this is almost straight up with the American people.

01:35:26.120 100%.

01:35:26.600 We also asked, we said, do you believe that over the next decade, AI will be used more

01:35:32.420 to empower individuals or to control them?

01:35:36.220 And 33% said empower.

01:35:38.920 Yeah.

01:35:39.460 42% said control.

01:35:41.500 So people believe it's more likely-

01:35:43.740 And the rest are like, I don't know.

01:35:44.640 Yeah.

01:35:44.840 And the rest are, I don't know.

01:35:46.620 And so I think that's the good news.

01:35:50.660 How would you answer that?

01:35:51.660 How would you answer that?

01:35:52.460 Because I think in the next, would you say next five years?

01:35:54.920 10.

01:35:55.580 Next 10 years.

01:35:57.300 I know what you'd say.

01:35:58.160 The next five, what would I say?

01:35:59.440 You would say control.

01:36:00.240 Come on.

01:36:00.900 No, I would actually say for the first three years in power, like crazy.

01:36:06.840 Yes.

01:36:07.160 And then as you get further away from that, control like nuts.

01:36:12.540 Yes.

01:36:12.820 Now I have even better news before I get to the bad news.

01:36:15.880 This is rare.

01:36:16.780 I usually have no good news.

01:36:17.960 So I'm very excited about it.

01:36:19.960 We asked people, would you support a law?

01:36:23.800 Let's see if Stu will support this law.

01:36:25.840 Will you support a law at the state or federal level that would require developers and technology

01:36:34.080 companies to design AI so that it protects human rights contained in the constitution, such

01:36:41.580 as freedom of speech and freedom of religious expression?

01:36:44.800 So in other words, AI companies have to design AI with Bill of Rights in mind.

01:36:49.500 I mean, the Bill of Rights is already the law of the land, right?

01:36:56.420 Not for the AI company.

01:36:57.460 Not for AI company.

01:36:58.440 This is for a company.

01:36:58.840 The AI company is a private company.

01:37:01.100 Do you think that...

01:37:01.620 Well, the private companies have to live by the law.

01:37:04.640 Yeah, I know, but...

01:37:05.660 They don't have to...

01:37:06.200 You're saying they don't...

01:37:07.140 They would have to design it to allow free speech, you're saying?

01:37:09.700 I don't know, it would have to be designed to make sure it helps enforce or can never violate

01:37:16.480 free speech.

01:37:17.240 It could never say, nope, we're just going to shut all of you people down.

01:37:20.960 It has to be trained on the Bill of Rights as one of its, I don't even know...

01:37:29.140 Foundational principles.

01:37:30.740 Right, yeah.

01:37:31.540 Conceptually, obviously, I like the idea of that happening.

01:37:34.480 I'm not sure if that's the right approach.

01:37:36.760 Right.

01:37:37.020 But I'd have to put more thought into it.

01:37:39.080 Totally understand.

01:37:40.300 I don't.

01:37:40.800 I don't.

01:37:41.220 He's wishy-washy.

01:37:42.060 I know.

01:37:42.800 By the time he decides...

01:37:43.580 Try to actually carefully consider your question instead of just jumping to a conclusion.

01:37:47.640 78...

01:37:48.360 Stu's in the minority on this one.

01:37:50.020 78% of likely voters, Democrats, Republicans, all age groups, 78% say yes.

01:37:56.480 They want that.

01:37:57.420 So even more good news.

01:37:58.460 Yes.

01:37:59.140 Stu's in the minority.

01:38:00.400 I now work with a minority.

01:38:02.000 There you go.

01:38:03.060 It's a diverse staff.

01:38:04.460 We're going to get all kinds of tax breaks.

01:38:07.020 I'm not going anywhere near that way.

01:38:10.180 Okay.

01:38:10.700 So the bad news.

01:38:11.920 Yeah.

01:38:12.140 All right.

01:38:12.460 So there is some bad news in this.

01:38:13.740 There are things that at least I'm concerned about.

01:38:15.540 Okay.

01:38:15.880 Yeah.

01:38:16.140 All right.

01:38:16.440 So we asked, would you support allowing AI systems to have access to health records,

01:38:22.540 financial data...

01:38:24.160 No.

01:38:24.740 ...and other personal data?

01:38:26.360 No.

01:38:26.940 If...

01:38:27.420 Hold on.

01:38:27.880 There's an if.

01:38:28.380 Okay.

01:38:28.720 If it meant that AI would have a better chance at curing diseases...

01:38:33.840 No.

01:38:33.980 ...and solving other social and economic problems.

01:38:36.520 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:38:40.600 Underline no capital letters, exclamation points, no.

01:38:47.160 Stu's going to have a nuanced answer.

01:38:48.760 Well, I mean, how are they getting access to this?

01:38:52.520 If we gave it to them.

01:38:54.360 That's the whole premise of it.

01:38:55.740 Would you support allowing AI systems to have access to it?

01:38:59.140 So do you want them to have access to it?

01:39:00.820 Wait, wait, wait, wait.

01:39:01.820 Allow them to have access so I could opt out?

01:39:06.020 Yeah, but the question is really for you.

01:39:08.160 So would you want them to have access?

01:39:10.240 No, no, no.

01:39:10.640 Give them my access.

01:39:11.140 So you're like, no, no, no.

01:39:11.900 Would you allow them to have...

01:39:13.420 No.

01:39:13.540 Not for everybody.

01:39:14.280 He doesn't say that necessarily.

01:39:15.920 No, no, no.

01:39:16.520 I mean, because there would be benefits to this, right?

01:39:20.480 Massive ones if enough people gave them health data, right?

01:39:23.980 Massive.

01:39:24.500 So I would hope enough people did that weren't me.

01:39:27.980 But if enough people do it, then they have all of it.

01:39:31.660 Once they have the data on you, you're done.

01:39:34.720 What does that happen?

01:39:35.400 Like what happens with that when it comes to your insurance rates?

01:39:38.040 Yeah.

01:39:38.360 Right?

01:39:38.560 There will be no insurance.

01:39:40.100 There will be no insurance.

01:39:40.980 It's not just health records.

01:39:42.300 Financial data and other personal data.

01:39:44.700 No way.

01:39:45.380 All of it.

01:39:45.760 I would not be supplying mine.

01:39:47.440 Okay.

01:39:47.800 Though we could acknowledge here, because like this is what...

01:39:51.120 Was it Denmark that does this with health data?

01:39:53.560 They have the best studies that come out of Denmark.

01:39:55.880 Sure.

01:39:56.160 They're incredible because the government forces all of their data to go into the studies.

01:39:59.800 Right.

01:40:00.260 Right.

01:40:00.520 So like there's part of me that likes the fact that we learn about that.

01:40:03.580 If you take it and erase all of the information so it's not tracked to you, it's never...

01:40:09.280 You can never sort through it.

01:40:10.500 But you can now.

01:40:11.960 But again, I wouldn't...

01:40:13.640 I would like to say no.

01:40:15.120 I would hope that Justin would be nice enough to give his data so we can research on him.

01:40:19.900 Yeah, of course.

01:40:20.440 That's what Stu wants.

01:40:21.320 So 51% said yes.

01:40:24.700 51%.

01:40:25.260 51% said yes.

01:40:26.500 And then 34% said either somewhat opposed or strongly opposed.

01:40:31.480 And 15% said not sure.

01:40:33.580 So people seem very willing to allow this.

01:40:36.520 Because, you know, let me ask you something.

01:40:39.340 I was talking to somebody yesterday and they said, what is happening to Utah?

01:40:43.100 I mean, the reddest red counties are in Utah and they're just going crazy.

01:40:49.000 They're starting to really go left.

01:40:50.640 And I said, it's because too many people just think, oh, well, you know, it's always fine

01:40:56.240 because it's always been fine here and it's going to be great.

01:40:58.420 And so they're not paying attention.

01:40:59.420 And they're just...

01:41:00.940 It's just slipping away from them like crazy.

01:41:03.740 The other thing is, why do you think the NSA built the entire, you know, listening compound

01:41:11.500 in Utah?

01:41:13.200 Now, I'll tell you why the NSA said they did.

01:41:16.020 They said they did because it takes enormous amounts of water to cool those systems.

01:41:24.700 And Utah had such a huge supply of water.

01:41:29.120 It's the desert.

01:41:30.220 It's kind of dry, isn't it?

01:41:31.140 It's the desert, dude.

01:41:33.000 We know that's not right.

01:41:34.720 It's the desert.

01:41:35.760 I think they did it because people in Utah are compliant.

01:41:40.500 They want to get along.

01:41:41.880 They want to be good Americans.

01:41:43.580 They want to do the patriotic thing.

01:41:45.360 And they just, they go along to get along.

01:41:48.260 And...

01:41:48.420 The land's cheap, too.

01:41:49.720 That's trouble.

01:41:50.800 Yeah, that's true.

01:41:51.820 I agree with that.

01:41:53.180 I think there's definitely...

01:41:54.500 At some point, it's trouble.

01:41:55.500 So then another thing, kind of more bad news, worse news in some ways.

01:42:00.920 The last question we asked was, many economists believe that AI will eliminate millions of

01:42:07.240 jobs over the next decade.

01:42:08.720 If that happens, would you support a government program that taxes big tech companies and then

01:42:16.140 uses the funds to provide every American with an income large enough to pay for basic

01:42:21.600 necessities like housing, clothing, and food?

01:42:24.580 So we're talking universal basic income, essentially, paid for by big tech because AI took a lot

01:42:31.380 of jobs.

01:42:31.900 You want my nuanced answer on this?

01:42:33.280 Yeah, sure.

01:42:33.880 No.

01:42:34.560 Okay.

01:42:35.640 That is so amazing.

01:42:37.020 That is so amazing.

01:42:38.220 No.

01:42:38.740 Yes.

01:42:39.000 It's so amazing.

01:42:39.580 May I give the nuanced answer on this?

01:42:41.580 Yes, give the nuanced answer.

01:42:42.480 Please give the answer.

01:42:42.600 What is your choice?

01:42:43.480 I said this.

01:42:44.260 I've been talking about this forever.

01:42:46.220 Remember, Stu, how many times?

01:42:47.740 And in our books, we have talked about universal basic income for decades now.

01:42:53.160 And I kept saying, it's going to happen.

01:42:57.080 You have to have another plan.

01:43:00.620 What's the alternative?

01:43:02.680 Yep.

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01:44:33.060 Okay, so here's my nuance on this.

01:44:47.800 A, what is your alternative?

01:44:49.900 I'd love to hear another alternative to this because AI is going to put the vast majority

01:44:55.140 of people out of work.

01:44:57.160 That's why I just did a monologue and didn't mention this, but I mentioned you've got to

01:45:02.660 find meaning in life because when your job goes away, most men, at least, find meaning

01:45:08.300 in what they do.

01:45:10.040 So what happens to just our mental state of mind when there's no meaning in work anymore

01:45:17.640 because you're not working?

01:45:19.220 So you've got to find meaning.

01:45:21.020 That's the first thing.

01:45:22.140 Second thing is, you know, you said in that poll, taxed by the corporation or taxed on the

01:45:30.760 big tech companies, they have been raping us of our information.

01:45:35.880 Literally, they have been taking it.

01:45:37.980 We've, they didn't tell us at first or we were too stupid enough to recognize it, but

01:45:42.720 they, they built Google and everything else on your information, all of the information

01:45:48.920 you've given them.

01:45:49.980 So they're making money off of you.

01:45:52.260 All the billions that they've made is off of your back.

01:45:55.620 So now that they're going to be so big and, and AI is going to take away our jobs, you

01:46:01.200 know what?

01:46:01.600 They should pay us for that.

01:46:03.420 So, and I don't want to tax.

01:46:05.040 I don't want it to go to the government and us.

01:46:07.080 No, no.

01:46:08.160 You just write each of us a check yourself.

01:46:10.300 I don't need the middleman taking their share of it.

01:46:12.860 Yeah.

01:46:13.320 I mean, this is basically Andrew Yang's position.

01:46:16.060 I know Andrew Yang, who has been taking this position for a decade or something like that.

01:46:21.000 I think the challenge with it is obviously we don't want government, we don't want people

01:46:25.240 dependent on government, right?

01:46:26.960 And this is, this is one of those situations where they would be.

01:46:30.300 What are you going to do when, I mean, here's the thing.

01:46:33.160 You also have to balance.

01:46:34.940 I mean, you want to talk about an oligarchy.

01:46:38.040 There's going to be five guys with all of the money on planet earth.

01:46:43.400 Bezos will be one.

01:46:44.600 Maybe Zuckerberg will be one.

01:46:46.500 Bill Gates will be one.

01:46:48.680 Elon Musk will be one.

01:46:49.920 They will have almost all of the money in the West will go to five or six people and

01:46:57.320 companies.

01:46:59.080 No, no.

01:47:00.840 I mean, I don't, I don't, you know, say congratulations on your success.

01:47:05.100 I agree with you can get as rich as you want.

01:47:07.660 However, if you've just destroyed all other ways for people to work, I don't know.

01:47:15.920 Um, maybe you should pay me for helping build it for the information I gave you.

01:47:21.160 And I, you know, I guess part of my distinction here is I don't disagree that directionally

01:47:26.420 you're right on a lot of the stuff.

01:47:27.980 Like, I think we're going that way.

01:47:29.460 I don't think at least in all of human history, there's there, we usually find a way to, to

01:47:35.640 come to a different medium than, than, than the extreme.

01:47:38.860 Nobody has a job and all money goes to five companies answer.

01:47:42.500 Like, I think there's a real solution and we're seeing this already come out, um, that

01:47:47.420 where we're used to working 40 hour weeks might be a lot different.

01:47:52.060 I think in the future from this, where instead of maybe all of the 80% of the jobs going away,

01:47:56.040 maybe we're working 50% left, fewer hours.

01:47:58.340 Oh, and, and that would be fantastic.

01:48:00.320 If we could get to a place to where you were working two days a week and you could make

01:48:04.700 the money that could, you could live, that's great.

01:48:07.620 But who's good.

01:48:08.620 I mean, you don't have, you know, you don't have the trucking jobs.

01:48:12.820 You don't, you just don't have all of the, the jobs that are the hard labor stuff.

01:48:19.060 You just want to have it.

01:48:19.640 Oh, that's going to go away.

01:48:20.360 No way.

01:48:20.900 And I think there's a, so just before I make those comments, I should give the, what the

01:48:25.860 answer was to the whole question.

01:48:27.960 Hold on, let's talk for 45 more minutes on this.

01:48:30.040 So we asked the, we asked the question, uh, 62% of likely voters say they either strongly

01:48:36.440 supported or somewhat supported.

01:48:38.140 62% compared to only 22% who say that they are opposed in some way.

01:48:44.820 And who even knew about this when we started talking about it?

01:48:48.340 Nobody heard of UBI.

01:48:49.880 Nobody.

01:48:50.240 Nobody, the, the, I'm going to be in the minority again there, by the way.

01:48:53.060 Yes, that's right.

01:48:53.900 That's a theme I've noticed.

01:48:55.260 Uh, so the, uh, I would love to join you in that, but I have not heard another, I mean,

01:49:00.300 it's one thing to be against things.

01:49:02.300 We have to start thinking different.

01:49:04.180 What are we for?

01:49:05.340 I want to be for something.

01:49:06.860 I am against that idea because it just creates even more dependency in slaves.

01:49:12.220 However, millions, hundreds of millions, if not a billion people plus are going to be

01:49:18.500 out of work, what do we do?

01:49:22.240 Right.

01:49:22.900 Yeah.

01:49:23.220 I mean, I, you know, again, to push down this road a little bit more than maybe we need

01:49:26.620 to, uh, in this one question, but it's like, we get that way.

01:49:31.060 I think the left gets the way that you're, you're thinking about this with global warming

01:49:34.380 sometimes where they're just like, this horrible thing's going to happen.

01:49:36.940 And we have to do something.

01:49:38.060 Well, we don't know every twist and turn of how this happens and we can't make all of these

01:49:42.100 decisions today.

01:49:43.100 I think if we try to, we're going to be like the environmentalists of 1910 who are worried

01:49:47.700 about the dung from the, from the horses piling up in Manhattan and not really be able

01:49:52.760 to deal with these things.

01:49:53.700 I think the principles that we, we fall back on, uh, the constitution and, and our, in our,

01:50:00.180 our system will oftentimes provide answers to these things, even if we don't know the

01:50:04.600 questions are yet.

01:50:05.420 So, so one of the really interesting things about this conversation is that put aside

01:50:11.420 whether it's the right thing to do or the wrong thing to do.

01:50:14.120 Right.

01:50:14.380 Okay.

01:50:14.660 In terms of policy, ideology, all of that.

01:50:16.980 And just ask yourself the question in the moment when you have the rapid disruption of

01:50:24.180 millions of jobs going away, um, politically, is it even possible to say, you know what the

01:50:31.400 solution is?

01:50:32.000 Right.

01:50:32.360 We do nothing.

01:50:33.340 Right.

01:50:33.980 It's not.

01:50:34.640 And so like, that's the thing I'm most concerned about is even if you're right, and I think

01:50:38.880 you might be, I think it's really hard.

01:50:40.600 I don't know how you escape that part of the problem.

01:50:42.760 Yesterday I was filming with Prager university and, um, we were talking about the great depression

01:50:47.360 and one of the guys was standing there and I was like, Oh yeah, let me show you something

01:50:50.400 from the great depression.

01:50:51.160 I'll tell you why we have all of the social security and everything else.

01:50:55.240 And I pulled out that book from the economic committee for FDR, uh, all these hand drawn

01:51:01.700 and colored charts about how, if you don't do these things, there'll be such chaos on

01:51:07.600 the streets that you'll have communism because radicals will take charge because too many

01:51:12.740 people are hungry.

01:51:13.700 Too many people need something to give them hope in some job.

01:51:18.560 You've got to start creating jobs.

01:51:20.260 Even if the government creates them, that's kind of the situation that we would find ourselves

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01:52:53.420 All right, we're with Justin Haskins, the president of our republic and the editor-in-chief

01:53:09.600 of StoppingSocialism.com.

01:53:11.200 He's also my co-author on The Great Reset, Dark Future, and Propaganda Wars.

01:53:14.940 I just, before we get back into this, I just have to say I've seen the weirdest thing I

01:53:18.500 have ever seen in my life.

01:53:19.700 Donald Trump was just announced at this big meeting in the Saudi Investment Forum.

01:53:25.940 Huge, enormous stage.

01:53:28.240 And they introduce him, and he walks out to Lee Greenwood, God Bless the USA, which is

01:53:32.460 like a three-minute and 37-second song, I believe.

01:53:36.300 And he does, you know, when he does that here in America, he walks out and everybody's singing

01:53:42.880 and crying, you know, and waving their flags.

01:53:45.880 And so it kind of works.

01:53:47.100 And he just walked out to that, and he let the entire song play, and everybody is just

01:53:54.340 standing there.

01:53:55.000 They're all Saudis.

01:53:55.920 They're all standing there like, I don't know what's going on here.

01:53:59.820 What?

01:54:00.460 Because they're not crying or singing or waving at an American player.

01:54:03.080 And he just stood there and looked out into the audience like, you're going to listen

01:54:06.640 to this whole song all the way through.

01:54:09.440 Man, he's just got a pair of set on him that just does not ever, ever stop.

01:54:15.440 Well, getting shot in the head might do that to someone.

01:54:17.920 Yeah, you know what?

01:54:18.420 I got shot in the head.

01:54:20.080 I'm going to stand here if I want to.

01:54:22.180 Anyway.

01:54:22.480 So, Justin, we were talking about AI, what we've just learned from polling, which is both

01:54:29.860 good and bad.

01:54:30.860 People are at least really starting to understand this, which is good.

01:54:36.660 If they don't understand this, or they only understand it like we understood social media

01:54:41.560 when we got on.

01:54:42.600 Have you seen the Twitters?

01:54:43.860 I'm on Facebook.

01:54:46.480 If we approach AI like that, we're doomed.

01:54:51.580 Because by the time you figure it out, everything will be different.

01:54:55.300 And so, it looks like people are starting to pay attention to it before we get there.

01:54:59.760 And they want rights and protections embedded in it.

01:55:02.540 That's great.

01:55:03.380 That's what they want.

01:55:04.520 Now, talk to me about the EU, because the EU has decided, we're not playing this game.

01:55:12.140 We don't have to be the first.

01:55:14.900 First of all, you wouldn't be.

01:55:16.380 But we don't have to be the first.

01:55:18.360 We're just going to be the ones that set all of the rules.

01:55:21.680 Yeah.

01:55:22.420 The expansion of power in the European Union during the Biden administration into today

01:55:29.120 has been absolutely unbelievable.

01:55:31.840 And this is just another example of what we've talked about, the EU ESG law before, where

01:55:35.600 they're trying to impose ESG on all of America and the whole world.

01:55:38.780 Well, this is similar to that.

01:55:40.420 They passed a law called the AI Act in 2024.

01:55:45.120 So, last year, they passed it.

01:55:46.520 A lot of the law, some of the law has already gone into effect earlier this year.

01:55:50.040 More of it goes into effect in August.

01:55:52.460 Penalties and things like that for noncompliance go into effect over the next couple of years.

01:55:56.860 Is this part of the stuff where you can't say anything that the society or the governments

01:56:03.420 disagree with or you go to jail?

01:56:04.860 Or is this basically all these laws for the high-tech companies?

01:56:08.860 These are for big tech companies.

01:56:11.640 Okay.

01:56:12.080 So, that's what the purpose of this is.

01:56:13.940 The idea behind these is to force AI developers, no matter where they are in the world, they

01:56:18.500 could be in America, they could be in Canada, or they could be in the EU or someplace else.

01:56:22.840 Just not China because they don't care.

01:56:24.560 Well, they don't, yeah.

01:56:25.280 They let them slide.

01:56:26.600 Right.

01:56:26.800 To adopt all of these EU sort of like ESG rules and to embed them into their AI systems.

01:56:35.260 No way.

01:56:35.600 And if you, if, and their way of determining whether this might apply to you is not whether

01:56:42.600 you have an EU or not whether you have an AI system offered in the EU.

01:56:47.500 It's not even whether someone in the EU uses your AI system from the EU.

01:56:52.720 It's based on the use of an output from an AI system.

01:56:57.860 So, in other words, if you have ChatGPT produce a offensive transphobic meme and that is used

01:57:08.460 by somebody in the EU because you send it to somebody in the EU and then some influencer

01:57:12.900 in the EU spreads it all over the place.

01:57:14.580 That's enough to bring your AI system under their law, under the AI Act.

01:57:19.400 Oh, gosh.

01:57:20.220 Okay.

01:57:20.780 Now, it's a super complicated, absurdly ridiculous law.

01:57:24.900 I got to tell you, if this doesn't fall, you know what, because what I would do, if that

01:57:29.420 were the case and we had a president here that was going to allow those punishments to

01:57:35.180 stand, I would just, I'd find a way to embed some sort of code that would not allow it to

01:57:42.880 be spread in the EU.

01:57:44.320 I don't even know if that's possible, but you would just say, cut them off.

01:57:47.820 I don't want anything in the EU.

01:57:49.140 Well, you almost, what's crazy about this is even if you didn't offer your service in

01:57:53.580 the EU, just the output alone, it's like you have to force big tech companies not to

01:57:58.240 operate in the EU.

01:58:00.100 And why would they do that?

01:58:01.620 Because they can make money in the EU.

01:58:02.880 That's the genius of what the EU, so what's amazing about this is, so, well, before we

01:58:07.960 get into that, the requirements, what are the things that you have to do if you're a

01:58:10.980 covered company under this?

01:58:12.040 There's all these obligations that you have to do.

01:58:13.960 You have to conduct detailed risk assessments.

01:58:16.160 You have to build in human oversight, maintain logs, testing protocols, submit extensive

01:58:20.540 documentation for EU regulators.

01:58:23.120 But the worst of it all is that you have to build a risk mitigation system to avoid actions

01:58:29.160 considered harmful by the EU into your EU, into your AI systems, okay?

01:58:34.280 Now, what is a risk mitigation system exactly?

01:58:37.440 How do they define risk under this law?

01:58:40.540 Well, risk is so broadly defined that almost anything could be considered.

01:58:47.380 It's essentially whatever the EU regulators want to ask you to stop doing, they can ask

01:58:53.340 you to stop doing it, or else you pay these massive fines.

01:58:56.880 How big are the fines?

01:58:58.120 You might wonder.

01:58:58.920 Well, it depends on the violation.

01:59:00.860 But for most of the violations that I think we would be concerned about, it would be 3% of

01:59:06.880 total worldwide revenue for that company.

01:59:10.760 Not profit.

01:59:11.840 Nope.

01:59:12.080 Revenue.

01:59:13.000 Revenue.

01:59:13.560 So...

01:59:14.240 If you run a regular company, what is it...

01:59:16.240 I mean, it's usually a good return is, like, 6% to 8% on your dollar.

01:59:21.100 They could take...

01:59:22.040 We're talking billions of dollars.

01:59:23.860 We're talking about gigantic proportions of...

01:59:28.340 If you're taking straight revenue, your profit could be gone.

01:59:32.560 Yes, exactly.

01:59:33.660 So it forces compliance.

01:59:35.040 It's very similar to the EU ESG law that we had talked about before, except it's focused

01:59:40.220 on AI, so they're requiring these companies to adhere to these absurd rules.

01:59:46.440 They're going to do it, because they're going to make money off of it.

01:59:49.640 So I want to give you some specific examples from the law.

01:59:53.440 So in the law, there's this section where they basically lay out their intent.

01:59:57.200 And in their intent, which is pages and pages and pages long, they talk about risks.

02:00:02.580 Now, some of the risks that they're concerned about, and they're trying to stop with this

02:00:06.700 law.

02:00:06.920 So this is what's in their mind.

02:00:08.020 This is how courts are going to interpret it in the EU.

02:00:10.360 So this is why this is important.

02:00:11.760 It says when they're talking about general purpose AI models, they're talking about the

02:00:16.720 systemic risk that a big one might cause.

02:00:18.760 So we're talking about, like, chat GPT or something like that, okay?

02:00:22.320 It says that could pose systemic risks, which include, but are not limited to, any actual

02:00:29.420 or reasonably foreseeable negative effects in relation to major accidents, disruptions

02:00:36.500 of critical sectors and serious consequences to public health and safety, any actual or reasonably

02:00:42.000 foreseeable negative effects on democratic processes, public and economic security, the

02:00:48.440 dissemination of illegal, false, or discriminatory content.

02:00:53.260 Then there's a whole bunch of other things I'm going to skip down.

02:00:56.160 Risks from models making copies of themselves or self-replicating, in which models can give

02:01:03.080 rise to harmful bias and discrimination with risks to individuals, communities, or societies,

02:01:09.020 the facilitation of disinformation or harming privacy with threats to democratic values and

02:01:13.360 human rights, a risk that a particular event could lead to a chain reaction with considerable

02:01:21.480 negative effects that could affect up to an entire city, an entire domain activity, or an entire

02:01:28.380 community.

02:01:29.500 What?

02:01:30.340 Now, this is the law.

02:01:32.300 This is what they put into the law.

02:01:34.320 This is what they are.

02:01:35.320 So, so.

02:01:36.000 I don't even know that last one.

02:01:37.320 Yeah.

02:01:37.760 It's anything, Glenn.

02:01:39.400 Like, the whole thing could be summarized as whatever we want, okay?

02:01:42.800 So, so we, I asked ChatGPT, are you, are you concerned, you know, is this something that

02:01:50.300 you're concerned with?

02:01:51.360 If you are, it's already supposed to go into effect.

02:01:53.040 Are you doing anything?

02:01:54.120 And it's very clearly, ChatGPT says, yes, we've already been changing, OpenAI already

02:02:00.000 has been changing its algorithms to conform to this and other laws like it.

02:02:05.020 It's, it's already happening.

02:02:06.940 So, so AI, so we've been sitting here talking about why is AI doing all this crazy woke stuff?

02:02:11.860 And why is it only promoting certain views of various issues or things like that?

02:02:16.660 Well, because it's being forced to do that in part, at least, because of the European

02:02:23.000 Union.

02:02:23.540 So, while China and America are in a race to, you know, the AI race to see who's going to

02:02:28.900 develop it first, Europe's just like, we don't really care who develops it first as long

02:02:32.560 as you just do whatever we tell you.

02:02:34.240 Okay, so that's a really cute idea, but may I take it to the last big possible destructive

02:02:40.600 force?

02:02:42.020 And that's the Manhattan Project.

02:02:44.620 Europe could be sitting there and going, well, you know, Russia might develop their own

02:02:49.300 nuclear weapons and America, but we're going to make the rules.

02:02:52.280 Well, maybe if Russia and America were like, okay, you can make the rules.

02:02:59.200 I mean, if China and the United States are like, I don't really care, we're not, we're

02:03:03.660 not doing it.

02:03:04.720 Agreed.

02:03:05.160 Agreed.

02:03:05.620 And so one of the things in here that's good, so we're going to talk about some of the, one

02:03:09.740 of the, some of the good stuff that's in it, is there are direct prohibitions on the

02:03:14.060 use of AI.

02:03:15.040 AI, so it's banned, not a penalty, like you can't do it, that deals with AI that exploits

02:03:21.920 human vulnerabilities, like age or disability, certain social scoring.

02:03:26.180 What does that even mean, though?

02:03:27.280 Of course.

02:03:28.000 And that's, that's always the problem with these things.

02:03:30.140 There's stuff in there about the use of AI for subliminal mind altering apps and things

02:03:37.620 like that.

02:03:38.240 They don't want that happening.

02:03:39.540 I'm sure they don't.

02:03:40.320 You know, like, I mean, there's like stuff in there that you look at and you're like, oh,

02:03:44.620 yeah, I mean, I don't want, I don't want to be subliminally like.

02:03:48.660 It's all ephemeral.

02:03:49.960 How are you going to, how are you going to prove that?

02:03:52.300 It's happening now.

02:03:53.880 It's whatever they want.

02:03:55.800 That's the, that's the power play.

02:03:57.800 It is show me the person, I'll show you the crime.

02:04:00.400 Yes.

02:04:00.880 And so what you need, by the way, there is a minority report type thing in here that

02:04:05.540 says you can't use this to predict crime and then arrest people for it.

02:04:08.760 But that's a whole nother thing.

02:04:09.920 But I know why not?

02:04:10.640 You just use the cameras.

02:04:12.880 We can see it in real time.

02:04:14.320 We don't need to predict it.

02:04:15.860 But I think that the main part of all this is why would America allow the EU to dictate

02:04:23.480 how it's designing its AI program?

02:04:26.300 Easy.

02:04:26.780 If you have the progressive counterpart to the EU, then you can't get things through

02:04:33.040 your House and Senate.

02:04:35.380 OK, we couldn't pass any of that crap.

02:04:37.420 So let them do it.

02:04:38.700 And then we'll just go, well, we're going to where we are, you know, one with the EU and

02:04:43.060 we're just going to follow their rules and we'll just do that.

02:04:45.700 So it allows you to destroy all of American rights just by blaming it on them.

02:04:51.840 I think that's why.

02:04:52.820 That's 100 percent why.

02:04:54.220 This was the whole Biden.

02:04:55.540 I think at some point this became the actual strategy.

02:04:59.400 Oh, yeah.

02:04:59.620 For whoever was running the Biden administration, you know, that was the strategy.

02:05:03.400 Like, we are not getting anything done.

02:05:04.920 It's over for us.

02:05:06.080 We're just going to let Europe do whatever it wants.

02:05:08.220 And we'll just have to comply with it.

02:05:09.760 And we'll allow them to impose ESG on us and all these other things.

02:05:13.300 Because we can't get it through.

02:05:14.340 Because we can't get it through.

02:05:15.260 I know because the guy who was running the administration was Mike.

02:05:19.420 Was it really?

02:05:20.620 Yeah, it was Mike.

02:05:21.400 Wow.

02:05:21.940 Yeah.

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02:05:25.380 I don't know.

02:05:26.020 I just know his name was Mike.

02:05:27.780 You know, at least he ran it on Mondays.

02:05:29.580 I don't know who ran it the rest of the week.

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02:09:08.320 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

02:09:25.380 Justin, let me ask you, what is the one thing that you think that nobody is talking about

02:09:31.880 that you think is the next big thing that we should be talking about at this point?

02:09:38.320 What's coming?

02:09:38.780 You mean other than all the other stuff that I just talked about?

02:09:40.900 Yeah, other than the AI stuff.

02:09:41.620 All that stuff, yeah.

02:09:43.460 You know, this is not a popular opinion among people on the right, but I think if you just

02:09:50.780 look at the historical numbers of how things have gone with the stock market, where things

02:09:56.280 are at with housing prices, we are so due for a gigantic crash, it is unbelievable.

02:10:01.820 Oh, yeah.

02:10:02.060 It hasn't happened.

02:10:02.820 We're way overdue.

02:10:03.280 Way overdue.

02:10:04.100 Just if you're looking at all the historical metrics measuring that, that would be my major

02:10:08.780 concern.

02:10:09.420 And I think if we don't get spending under control, that could happen really fast.

02:10:12.720 Yes, I do.

02:10:13.280 Because that's, I mean.

02:10:14.160 And we're talking collapse of the dollar, and then you get CBDCs after that, and we can

02:10:17.920 go on and on and on about all that.

02:10:19.180 But that's what I'm worried about, I think.

02:10:20.940 Okay, well, that made me happy.

02:10:21.960 How about you, Stu?

02:10:23.800 I'm kind of on the same board with an economic situation.

02:10:26.320 And if you look back at the Case-Shiller Index, which we've talked about for years, where

02:10:31.600 it hit, before the housing collapse, right, the Great Recession, it hit a number of 184.

02:10:40.140 184.

02:10:40.700 184.

02:10:41.160 Now, that collapse fell all the way down to 134.

02:10:44.800 Now, 134 is still higher than most of history.

02:10:47.400 But that number today, take a gander at that.

02:10:52.980 Remember, it peaked at 184.

02:10:56.180 I have no idea.

02:10:58.020 Currently, 323.

02:11:00.760 323.

02:11:01.380 That number should be about 100, if I'm not mistaken.

02:11:03.860 Right around 100.

02:11:04.340 It was about 100 for about 30 years.

02:11:08.200 Yeah, 50 years before the collapse.

02:11:10.360 Yeah.

02:11:10.940 So it's not necessarily terrible.

02:11:13.660 I mean, again, this is not, this is adjusted for inflation.

02:11:17.440 Yeah.

02:11:17.760 So it's not like a number that you would expect to go up like that.

02:11:20.740 Based on that, there's data that shows that the average sales price of a home is now higher

02:11:25.780 relative to income than it's ever been.

02:11:28.320 It's more than seven times the average income price of a home.

02:11:30.940 There's no way to buy a house.

02:11:32.040 If you are young and starting over, you probably don't think there's a way to buy a house or own

02:11:35.700 a house.

02:11:36.020 Especially with the rates where there are.

02:11:37.620 All these things have to change.

02:11:39.560 They have to change.

02:11:40.320 And I think they're going to change.

02:11:41.740 Now, can we hold society together while it changes and resets?

02:11:47.260 I don't know.

02:11:48.140 But I know the socialists are counting on being there.

02:11:51.380 Justin, thank you so much.

02:11:52.540 Thanks, man.

02:11:52.720 And I know you'll be back tomorrow.

02:11:53.800 We're doing a special show tomorrow.

02:11:55.260 You don't want to miss this.

02:11:56.880 And we will see you back on the radio tomorrow.

02:12:00.420 Same time.

02:12:01.940 God bless.

02:12:02.560 Stay safe.

02:12:07.140 This is Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - May 13, 2025

How Boeing’s Air Force One Delay Exposes America's Decline ｜ Guest： Justin Haskins ｜ 5⧸13⧸25

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