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00:02:13.240 So Friday, this last Friday, the Department of Homeland Security came out and declared white supremacists and domestic violence extremism the most prominent threat facing our country.

00:02:29.600 Oh, my goodness.

00:02:31.600 Oh, my goodness.

00:02:32.580 And that's what was on full display in New York yesterday.

00:02:37.500 It was.

00:02:39.160 Well, they were a race supremacist.

00:02:41.460 I'll tell you that right now.

00:02:42.920 They were also crazy.

00:02:45.440 And they were also on a watch list from the FBI.

00:02:50.200 Oh, too bad.

00:02:51.360 They weren't watching for black supremacists. 0.58

00:02:55.000 We start there in 60 seconds.

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00:04:41.520 So last Friday, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas declared,

00:04:48.160 that's not Alejandro Mayorkas.

00:04:53.900 I got to be able to do that.

00:04:55.360 Pat can really do that well.

00:04:57.080 You know, when you're watching TV and somebody who is as white as I am and then Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas declared white supremacist and domestic violence extremism to be the most prominent threat currently facing our country.

00:05:15.000 The timing couldn't have been more perfect because.

00:05:17.760 Because just a few hours later, a jury in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

00:05:23.360 Exposed the Justice Department's largest alleged domestic terrorism case in the last 18 months as a failed FBI entrapment scheme designed to smear conservatives as white supremacists ahead of the 2020 election.

00:05:42.260 This article is from the the Federalist, I think.

00:05:48.760 Yes, the Federalist by refusing to convict four men accused of plotting to kidnap and kill Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

00:05:57.100 Before Election Day, the Grand Rapids jury seemed to side with the defense attorneys who argued their clients were not domestic terrorists, but entrapped by undercover FBI agents and at least a dozen informants who planned and funded the kidnapping operation.

00:06:13.380 The key to the government's plan was to turn general discontent with Governor Whitmer's COVID-19 restrictions into a crime that could be prosecuted.

00:06:22.340 Defense lawyers wrote the government picked what it knew would be a sensational charge conspiracy to kidnap the governor.

00:06:30.540 And when the government was faced with evidence showing that the defendants had no interest in the kidnapping plot, it refused to accept failure and continued to push its plan.

00:06:40.020 Now, what's interesting about this is the guy who was overseeing this particular operation has been transferred.

00:06:47.120 He was transferred to Washington, D.C., given a promotion, and he's the guy overseeing the January 6th plot.

00:06:56.260 OK, so the FBI is very, very, very busy because they know white supremacists.

00:07:03.620 That's what is coming for everybody.

00:07:06.180 OK, be careful.

00:07:07.720 You may not be white enough. 0.99

00:07:09.000 OK, because I hear it's an albino mob. 0.97

00:07:14.640 OK, and the first sign, that's why I'm wearing pink contacts right now.

00:07:18.760 First sign, you're not really an albino.

00:07:21.780 Oh, they they burn up.

00:07:25.040 It's not it's like a hexagon in your front yard.

00:07:29.360 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:07:31.220 They're I don't know what the hexagon has to do, but it's not a cross.

00:07:35.700 It's another symbol for not being albino, the hexagon.

00:07:41.560 Anyway, so the FBI is looking for these crazy white, white, white, white, white, really white, almost pinkish white extremists.

00:07:52.380 And that may be why they missed Frank R. James.

00:07:58.560 Now, Frank R. James.

00:08:01.120 Not an albino.

00:08:04.420 He's, quote, a troubled man who railed against Mayor Adams and made bizarre, threatening rants on YouTube.

00:08:14.340 Huh?

00:08:15.280 So YouTube, he had a page on YouTube.

00:08:18.900 Where he was saying crazy things like did you because this is I heard this a lot from a lot of sources yesterday that he was making bizarre, angry, violent, racist.

00:08:36.120 Well, threats.

00:08:38.000 Yeah.

00:08:38.180 And, you know, before they released the picture, man, they seem to make that broad enough to it's almost as if they wanted you to think of a of a particular type of person,

00:08:47.140 perhaps an albino who damn albinos.

00:08:50.820 They're out of control.

00:08:52.680 My apology to the one or two albinos that are not violent extremists. 0.52

00:08:58.660 I'm sure they're out there somewhere.

00:09:00.680 The albinos are not setting their best. 1.00

00:09:02.000 No, they're not.

00:09:02.420 They're not setting their best across the border.

00:09:03.880 They're roving mobs.

00:09:06.140 But it was amazing that that was the way it was.

00:09:08.560 They didn't say it was anti-white racism, probably because they spent the last 10 years telling us it's not possible.

00:09:16.160 You can't reverse racism isn't real.

00:09:19.160 It's not possible.

00:09:20.260 It can't occur.

00:09:21.180 So how did this guy have racist rants in the first place?

00:09:24.840 So he said things like it's just a matter of time before these black MFers decide, hey, listen, enough is enough. 1.00

00:09:33.620 And these white people need to go.

00:09:35.900 Oh, no, wait.

00:09:36.480 It's the exact opposite of that.

00:09:38.480 It's just a matter of time before those white MFers decide, hey, listen, enough is enough.

00:09:45.480 These N-words got to go.

00:09:49.140 On YouTube, as of yesterday, these white MFers, this is what they do. 0.91

00:09:56.260 Ultimately, at the end of the day, they kill and commit genocide against one another.

00:10:00.880 What do you think they're going to do to your black ass? 1.00

00:10:05.740 OK.

00:10:06.720 And what are you going to do?

00:10:08.000 You're going to fight.

00:10:09.140 And guess what?

00:10:10.140 You're going to die.

00:10:11.460 Because unlike Zelensky in Ukraine, nobody has your back. 1.00

00:10:16.140 The whole world is against you.

00:10:18.080 And you're against effing yourself.

00:10:22.340 So why should you be alive again?

00:10:24.980 That's the question.

00:10:25.980 Why should an N-word be alive on this planet besides to pick cotton or chop sugarcane or tobacco? 1.00

00:10:33.580 Now, this is allowed on YouTube.

00:10:37.620 But some of my opinions on the lab leak for COVID banned.

00:10:47.340 But this is allowed.

00:10:50.840 I just want to say that's interesting.

00:10:55.980 And we all agree.

00:10:58.580 I think we'd all agree.

00:10:59.480 This guy is crazy.

00:11:01.200 He's crazy.

00:11:02.720 But isn't that what the press and social media have been telling us that us crazy white conservatives are doing to the crazy people in our audience?

00:11:16.580 Winding them up.

00:11:19.080 It only takes one crazy person that happens to be listening.

00:11:22.720 Where did he get the idea the whole world is against you?

00:11:28.380 Why should you be alive?

00:11:30.900 Why should an N-word be alive on this planet besides to pick cotton or chop sugarcane or tobacco? 1.00

00:11:38.300 No one has your back.

00:11:41.420 Because that's almost the progressive bumper sticker.

00:11:48.380 It's just a message of despair.

00:11:51.000 Despair.

00:11:51.640 It's just telling a large portion of the country they will never be successful unless, of course, their white savior Democratic politician steps in to bail them out of their terrible, terrible times with these evil conservatives.

00:12:05.400 Let me tell you this.

00:12:08.500 I cannot say this to you and make you this promise like I could have 10 years ago.

00:12:15.580 10 years ago, I would say to you, you can do anything.

00:12:22.720 Anything.

00:12:24.500 You can break all barriers.

00:12:27.660 This isn't the 1950s.

00:12:29.720 And I speak, I speak from experience as a guy who was the first to go to college and couldn't afford it in my 30s more than one semester.

00:12:43.340 There's nobody in my family that was college educated.

00:12:48.220 I made it.

00:12:50.300 I built it.

00:12:51.620 I went against the system, the system.

00:12:56.240 I came into talk radio making fun.

00:13:00.500 Correct me if I'm wrong.

00:13:01.480 Making fun of talk radio.

00:13:03.760 I went in to television making fun of television.

00:13:10.560 Breaking all of the rules.

00:13:13.600 Doing it my way, not the way everybody else.

00:13:16.680 Then, when they didn't accept, we built a network, the first network.

00:13:24.060 No one had ever done it.

00:13:26.100 HBO wasn't even on yet on the Internet with live streaming.

00:13:30.660 We were the first.

00:13:31.980 I'm sorry.

00:13:32.620 Major League Baseball was the first.

00:13:34.900 We were the second into the boat.

00:13:38.140 And look at it.

00:13:40.460 Now, I'm not the smartest guy in the world.

00:13:43.760 I mean, if you've listened, you know.

00:13:45.440 But what I have is a belief in myself.

00:13:50.380 I have a belief in common decency and common goodness.

00:13:55.420 I have a belief in the system that good guys don't always win.

00:14:03.440 Good guys sometimes lose.

00:14:06.260 But in the long run, that truth wins.

00:14:10.420 And nobody really cares about your problems.

00:14:15.580 You know why?

00:14:16.660 Because everyone has their problems.

00:14:19.880 And everybody has them of differing degrees.

00:14:22.840 But everybody thinks that their problem is the biggest problem.

00:14:27.480 You go into somebody's office and you're like,

00:14:29.900 Hey, I've got a real problem.

00:14:31.140 The boss is thinking, Oh, really?

00:14:33.340 Really?

00:14:33.740 You know what I'm dealing with today?

00:14:35.580 You want problems?

00:14:36.660 Let me sit down in your office and tell you some problems.

00:14:40.240 Okay?

00:14:41.480 But they don't say that.

00:14:43.480 Because their job is to listen to you.

00:14:47.040 To help empower you.

00:14:51.560 Now, everybody's got a problem.

00:14:54.280 And they have to wear it on their sleeve.

00:14:56.220 Now, the system is so corrupt that unless you have money, unless you have the right point of view, unless you vote the right way, I don't know if you can make it.

00:15:15.100 That's new for me.

00:15:16.380 I have always been a champion of the underdog in no other country than this one.

00:15:27.980 Now, I don't know.

00:15:30.580 But I will tell you, we're still out blazing trails.

00:15:35.740 We still are optimistic about our future somewhat.

00:15:40.300 Let me make you this promise.

00:15:47.180 If you adhere to a universal moral code, if you adhere to do unto others, love thy neighbor, if you can accept Glenn Beck's top ten rules for life, formerly called the Ten Commandments,

00:16:10.300 you're going to be all right.

00:16:13.560 You'll make it.

00:16:15.520 You know why?

00:16:17.540 Because you'll be on the side of God, the universal truth maker.

00:16:25.460 And as long as you remain on his side, everything's going to work out.

00:16:30.800 It may not be your dreams.

00:16:32.340 I can't tell you.

00:16:33.940 This isn't exactly what I planned.

00:16:36.740 You know, when I started radio, this is not what I planned.

00:16:39.820 In fact, this is nothing like I planned.

00:16:43.100 However, it's good.

00:16:47.060 There are no mistakes and no waste in God's universe.

00:16:52.040 No waste.

00:16:52.780 It's amazing how much you can screw up your life.

00:16:55.640 And if you just put it on the right track and stay with Glenn Beck's ten really good safety tips, formerly known as the Ten Commandments.

00:17:05.620 It's amazing how all of that wasted time, all of that wasted energy, how all of those mistakes will be used, not by you, but by him somehow or another to put you right where you're supposed to be with all of the skills that you needed.

00:17:25.900 And don't listen to anybody who says you can't do it.

00:17:30.740 Don't listen to anybody who is saying the whole world's against you.

00:17:34.640 No, it's not.

00:17:36.280 No, it's not.

00:17:37.120 My goal is to be like, what was the priest's name that was down in the basement of the concentration camps, remember?

00:17:47.520 And they just, the guy was so positive all the time.

00:17:49.960 They're like, okay, we got to just starve him to death.

00:17:52.720 And they put him in a basement and he got all of the other prisoners to start singing hymns.

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00:18:04.340 He went blind from starvation.

00:18:06.360 He was in so much pain and yet he was still singing.

00:18:08.840 He was happy.

00:18:11.260 I want to be that guy.

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00:18:18.720 He didn't think the world was against him.

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00:19:42.600 So in 2019, they, uh, the FBI, uh, had interviewed this guy multiple times as a danger to society.

00:20:05.300 Man, and it was, you know, it was put to bed in 2019.

00:20:08.800 He's good.

00:20:09.360 He's good.

00:20:10.100 Definitely not a white supremacist.

00:20:11.920 I'll tell you that right now.

00:20:13.860 They still haven't found him.

00:20:15.480 By the way, on tonight's program, a detailed look at President Biden's fitness for office.

00:20:23.260 Um, this is not one that we're going to be celebrating.

00:20:27.340 Oh, look how senile this guy is.

00:20:29.120 I don't know if you saw the bird crapping on him yesterday.

00:20:33.020 I just, I can't even laugh at these things anymore.

00:20:36.300 It's like, oh my God.

00:20:38.920 Ah, sure.

00:20:39.920 All right.

00:20:40.480 And that one seems like you can laugh at it.

00:20:41.920 Yeah.

00:20:42.260 Yeah.

00:20:42.540 Uh, it's just the, the gaffes and everything else on how our president looks to the rest

00:20:48.140 of the world is just terrifying, terrifying.

00:20:52.140 And I sincerely worry that he is not of a sound mind, at least all the time.

00:21:01.080 Uh, we look into that.

00:21:02.600 We, we take you through the old Biden to the new Biden, and there's a marked difference.

00:21:09.120 Um, what does the 25th amendment even mean?

00:21:12.660 You know, they tried to invoke that against Trump.

00:21:15.780 Can you invoke that?

00:21:18.160 What, what's the standard of that?

00:21:21.000 And is our president's mental health a concern or is it, is it just me?

00:21:27.260 That's tonight at 9 p.m.

00:21:30.520 Um, president Biden's mental fitness, the serious conversation America should be having tonight, 9 p.m.

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00:21:45.580 By the way, uh, you know, we all hate the rich, right?

00:21:49.020 That's what we're, that's what we're being told.

00:21:51.280 Hate the rich.

00:21:54.120 Completely unrelated to that, Los Angeles gangs now are prowling the city in crews, targeting,

00:22:01.600 and then following home the super rich.

00:22:04.780 And they're, uh, anyway, uh, also, you know, uh, Seattle, you know, was re reimagining the

00:22:14.000 police department in a completely unrelated story.

00:22:17.820 Seattle now doesn't have enough cops, uh, to, uh, look into rapes. 1.00

00:22:23.320 So that's good.

00:22:24.800 Um, also the story about the, uh, you, uh, that, uh, the postal service, uh, is, you know,

00:22:32.160 spying on people, um, in a completely unrelated, um, story, mail deliveries in California and

00:22:40.240 Santa Monica, uh, has stopped now because people are being too violent against the old

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00:22:59.380 It, uh, it's something that we all have to face.

00:23:03.920 We are on the edge of a recession and one that could turn into a depression.

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00:24:11.320 If I say the name, Arian Teherzadeh and Hader Cher Ali, does anybody know who those guys

00:24:28.280 are?

00:24:31.720 I didn't know them by names.

00:24:33.540 No.

00:24:33.880 Okay.

00:24:34.240 Uh, they're the two individuals that posed as DHS agents who, uh, have appeared to have

00:24:43.180 compromised several members of the secret service protective detail.

00:24:47.440 Now you heard this story, right?

00:24:50.620 What do you know about this story, Pat?

00:24:52.340 I know that these two guys, uh, were posing as Homeland Security or department of yeah, something.

00:24:59.860 Uh, and they tried to ingratiate themselves to, is it Jill's secret service detail, offered

00:25:07.280 them all kinds of presents and gifts.

00:25:08.900 And like one of them had a, uh, $40,000 a year penthouse for free and other gifts.

00:25:16.300 I would call them loving, right?

00:25:18.400 And they, they were loving people who were trying to make new friends, right?

00:25:22.020 That's all they were.

00:25:22.740 That's all they were doing.

00:25:23.300 Okay.

00:25:23.560 Yeah.

00:25:24.000 So, um, there was a detention hearing for these two on Friday and you know,

00:25:29.860 why even bring this up?

00:25:31.140 There were just two guys, a couple of guys, a couple of guys, uh, with, uh, Iranian ties,

00:25:36.460 by the way.

00:25:37.620 Um, every day the facts get worse and worse.

00:25:41.220 This is what was said by the U S attorney.

00:25:43.340 The defendants were not merely playing dress up with firearms and ammunition, body armor,

00:25:48.560 tactical gear, surveillance equipment.

00:25:50.200 They were engaged in conduct that represented a serious threat to the community and compromise

00:25:55.460 the operations of federal law enforcement and created a potential national security threat.

00:26:00.860 Now we are so used to hearing about these poor Iranians that are just being targeted.

00:26:09.740 And all they were doing was making friends in the apartment building.

00:26:12.560 Now, um, there, there is some additional information.

00:26:17.540 I don't even know if it's worth covering, but, um, there was during the detention hearing,

00:26:24.120 uh, there, what, there was some documents released on what they also found in their apartment.

00:26:30.040 Okay.

00:26:30.880 Uh, fire Iranian guys. 1.00

00:26:32.600 Yeah.

00:26:33.060 Befriending the secret.

00:26:34.180 Yeah.

00:26:34.360 Yeah.

00:26:34.560 Yeah.

00:26:34.740 So they found among other things, I'm quoting, um, a firearm barrel of an unknown caliber weapon

00:26:43.220 stock attachments, four grips, pistol grips, a magazine cartridge scope.

00:26:48.220 Uh, also, uh, they had long guns and assault rifles.

00:26:53.120 Law enforcement also recovered a spotting scope, which can be used for a sniper or spotter team.

00:26:58.460 Hmm.

00:26:58.980 So that, that's the, they also recovered electronic devices, including among other things, a significant

00:27:07.400 quantity of surveillance equipment, approximately 30 hard drives, a hard drive, copying equipment,

00:27:14.160 a computer server containing six modules, a machine to create and program personal identification,

00:27:21.720 verification cards, you know, so you could have a passport or, you know, something with an

00:27:27.280 embedded chip in it, a currency counter and several subscriber identification modules, SIM cards and

00:27:35.200 antennas.

00:27:37.220 So they had that as well.

00:27:39.360 Yeah.

00:27:39.740 It's probably not worth mentioning.

00:27:41.120 They also recovered tactical gear, uh, and, uh, clothing with police insignias, police parking

00:27:49.140 placards, a latent fingerprint kit, equipment for breaching a door, including a sledgehammer,

00:27:54.900 a ram, a halogen tool, lock picking kit, and an ax.

00:27:59.240 I have all, but one of those things in my trunk right now.

00:28:02.440 Right.

00:28:02.880 Yeah.

00:28:03.060 I mean, we all do.

00:28:04.080 So common.

00:28:04.940 I mean, who doesn't leave the house without a halogen tool?

00:28:08.080 No, no one.

00:28:08.800 Yeah.

00:28:09.320 Now they found some documents as well, but we all have these things.

00:28:14.480 A binder containing a list of all of the residents and the apartment numbers and contact information,

00:28:19.520 a DHS procedures manual, a federal law enforcement training center manual, a law enforcement use

00:28:27.560 only documents, uh, immigration documents for a number of individuals, a box of documents

00:28:33.980 with profile of individual people, passport photos of what appears to be one of the guy,

00:28:40.120 U.S.S.P. documents and miscellaneous mail and documents associated with, uh, you know,

00:28:47.080 these two guys.

00:28:48.460 Hmm.

00:28:49.060 So they had that.

00:28:51.200 Well, they, they also had a gas mask, handcuffs, zip ties, handheld radios, uh, a, uh, ultraviolet

00:29:01.460 flashlight and RFGS K18, which is used to locate hidden cameras, microphones, RF transmitters,

00:29:09.160 vehicle trackers, uh, computer server, another one with two modules, an encrypted portable

00:29:14.780 hard drive, antennas, uh, uh, holster mounted and hidden under one of their desks and a high

00:29:22.240 end drone.

00:29:24.160 You know what they sound like?

00:29:25.400 They sound like they're really well prepared.

00:29:27.420 Yeah, right.

00:29:28.280 Like they're Boy Scouts.

00:29:29.280 Right.

00:29:29.600 Exactly right.

00:29:30.600 Just really well prepared for just about anything.

00:29:32.980 Just about anything.

00:29:34.100 That's great.

00:29:34.620 Including like maybe an assassination.

00:29:36.800 Yeah.

00:29:37.460 You know.

00:29:37.840 Maybe.

00:29:38.240 Maybe.

00:29:38.740 All in one, all in one little apartment.

00:29:43.040 Huh.

00:29:43.920 So these guys were just.

00:29:45.860 So the gifts were they, were the, were the gifts that they were giving to the secret service

00:29:49.780 just about betting them down?

00:29:51.100 Were they trying to do that or.

00:29:52.700 What do you mean betting them down?

00:29:53.840 You know, just bet them down.

00:29:55.260 Were you.

00:29:56.160 They're.

00:29:56.700 So you think this was.

00:29:58.120 Maybe in love with the secret service agents.

00:30:01.220 Okay.

00:30:01.240 So you think maybe that was it.

00:30:02.740 Plying them.

00:30:03.040 Yes.

00:30:03.460 Presence.

00:30:04.220 So you think maybe Iranians came over.

00:30:07.040 Uh-huh.

00:30:08.340 Well.

00:30:09.140 The.

00:30:09.420 Really prepared Iranians. 1.00

00:30:10.860 Really prepared Iranians. 1.00

00:30:12.360 Yeah.

00:30:12.780 Came over and they just wanted to bed down some.

00:30:16.540 Yeah.

00:30:16.700 They were attracted to some of the secret service detail.

00:30:19.480 Okay.

00:30:19.780 That Joe had.

00:30:20.780 Well, you'd think that someone who was really prepared would be attracted to someone like

00:30:24.900 a secret service agent.

00:30:26.040 Right.

00:30:26.320 Exactly.

00:30:26.640 Probably also is very prepared.

00:30:28.240 Right.

00:30:28.440 Yes.

00:30:28.740 You know.

00:30:29.220 Just coincidence.

00:30:30.240 So it's a natural match.

00:30:31.520 Yes.

00:30:31.800 Totally.

00:30:32.360 Well, the good thing is nobody seems to be covering this.

00:30:35.860 No.

00:30:36.400 And.

00:30:36.720 I haven't heard that list at all.

00:30:38.540 Yeah.

00:30:38.740 That came out Friday.

00:30:40.040 That came out Friday.

00:30:40.940 Oh, wow.

00:30:41.420 Yeah.

00:30:42.400 Friday.

00:30:42.880 Wow.

00:30:43.720 Friday.

00:30:44.860 Friday.

00:30:45.400 That's amazing.

00:30:46.160 By the way, you know, you can't expect everybody to cover it, especially CNN.

00:30:52.280 CNN Plus.

00:30:53.400 You know, they've spent about $300 million.

00:30:57.580 Do we know that CNN Plus hasn't covered it?

00:31:00.460 Because maybe they did and nobody saw it.

00:31:02.120 Well, that's that's very good.

00:31:03.560 Yeah.

00:31:03.720 That's that's very good.

00:31:04.980 Very good.

00:31:05.540 I hate to.

00:31:06.300 I hate to say.

00:31:07.820 But it's it's it's they announced yesterday that they only have around 10,000 daily users.

00:31:18.460 That's not a good number.

00:31:19.820 That's not.

00:31:20.580 That's not.

00:31:21.200 No.

00:31:21.380 No.

00:31:21.780 When you have when you spend 300 million dollars, you want to get that number higher.

00:31:25.780 Yeah.

00:31:25.940 You want to get that number higher.

00:31:27.000 But here's the thing.

00:31:27.780 Five hundred ish.

00:31:28.600 No.

00:31:29.060 Even more than that.

00:31:30.060 Oh, here's the thing.

00:31:30.920 Here's the thing.

00:31:32.160 That breaks down to about thirty thousand dollars per viewer.

00:31:36.700 OK.

00:31:37.260 I would consider I'm not guaranteeing, but I would consider watching CNN Plus if they paid

00:31:43.580 me thirty thousand dollars.

00:31:45.500 Wow.

00:31:46.220 I mean, just why advertise?

00:31:48.060 Just not to watch them for a year.

00:31:49.360 You're talking about once.

00:31:50.240 Yeah.

00:31:50.840 Yeah.

00:31:51.120 That would be too much.

00:31:51.760 I mean, I can't guarantee I might get busy, you know what I mean?

00:31:54.240 But I'd watch it once.

00:31:55.960 OK.

00:31:56.340 For thirty grand.

00:31:57.220 Wow.

00:31:57.660 An unmitigated catastrophe for that.

00:32:00.140 One of the biggest of all time, I'd say.

00:32:01.780 And it's hard.

00:32:02.520 Oh, yeah.

00:32:03.120 To underestimate how dumb it is to think it would work.

00:32:07.760 Yeah.

00:32:07.980 It's like, I know this is not a surprise.

00:32:10.040 Very true.

00:32:10.500 Like, I mean, you know, Quibi is one that's being compared with a lot.

00:32:14.200 And this is a service that came out a couple of years ago in the middle of the pandemic,

00:32:17.640 right at the beginning of the pandemic, actually.

00:32:19.600 And it was a show that was based on like ten minute videos.

00:32:23.740 And it was a subscription service.

00:32:26.260 And they came out with these shows.

00:32:27.400 And they had all these different, all these different crazy ideas where like you could

00:32:30.960 see multiple views.

00:32:32.000 Like if you turn your phone one way, you'd see the show one way.

00:32:34.260 You turn it the other way.

00:32:34.960 You'd see a different view of the show.

00:32:36.520 They had all sorts of stuff like that.

00:32:38.220 They invested, you know, tons and tons of money.

00:32:40.760 And it dissolved in six months, right?

00:32:43.360 It was like a total catastrophe.

00:32:44.700 But like there's at least an argument to understand why you think that would work, right?

00:32:49.660 Like they didn't know the pandemic was coming.

00:32:52.040 People are watching short videos.

00:32:53.540 They're in the line of the grocery store.

00:32:54.940 They want to watch a short video.

00:32:56.520 People like YouTube.

00:32:57.420 There's a lot of short videos there.

00:32:58.740 Maybe if we put higher quality content, people would pay for it.

00:33:01.060 Like there's a rational idea as to how that would work.

00:33:04.000 Who on earth would think that people would want to pay to watch more CNN?

00:33:09.880 It's completely crazy.

00:33:12.460 It makes no sense.

00:33:13.780 It never made sense.

00:33:15.140 I mean, it's stuff like, you know, like Jake Tapper's book club.

00:33:18.340 Like why on earth would people pay?

00:33:21.200 Would you accept payments to go to CNN journalist's houses and participate in a book club with them

00:33:28.280 personally?

00:33:28.940 You know, I wouldn't take money to do that myself.

00:33:32.080 And they want people to pay to watch it online?

00:33:34.960 Now, some lesser men.

00:33:37.940 Yes.

00:33:38.420 Lesser men.

00:33:39.000 Yes.

00:33:40.260 Would inside just be, would be having dance parties.

00:33:46.280 Okay.

00:33:46.620 Inside.

00:33:47.120 Which kind of person?

00:33:48.240 Well, the kind of person that would say, we were called a failure, you know, when we

00:33:53.140 had 300,000 subscribers before we even launched.

00:34:00.060 But I'm not one of those men.

00:34:02.980 I'm not one of those men.

00:34:04.520 No, there is.

00:34:05.220 And I don't know who this was, but I do remember one particular person who owned and ran a streaming

00:34:10.460 service at this time and was being called a failure by someone who's on CNN plus.

00:34:16.680 Yeah.

00:34:16.980 In an interview.

00:34:17.840 Oh, the little fat, little fat troll.

00:34:20.520 I don't remember who it was.

00:34:21.900 And so, and then, and then the person who was being interviewed who ran the streaming

00:34:26.780 service walked out of the interview because, you know, it was kind of under false pretenses

00:34:30.620 at that time.

00:34:31.360 Yeah.

00:34:31.600 And it was a big deal and they were so sure that that company was going to fail.

00:34:36.600 Yet that company now still exists and is thriving.

00:34:40.060 Yeah.

00:34:40.360 And CNN plus, despite a slightly higher investment of $300 million is collapsing.

00:34:47.460 Yeah.

00:34:48.140 Yeah.

00:34:48.640 It is.

00:34:48.840 In like a week.

00:34:50.040 Huh.

00:34:50.300 And you know, they were, they were planning on spending over a billion dollars on that

00:34:55.120 venture.

00:34:55.520 Yeah.

00:34:55.700 I don't think they're going to do that.

00:34:56.800 Over a billion.

00:34:57.160 I don't think so.

00:34:57.640 I don't think so.

00:34:58.440 I don't think so.

00:34:59.600 Yeah.

00:34:59.820 What, what is the process of thought saying that Zucker left because of this affair?

00:35:06.080 I think he knew this was coming.

00:35:08.140 I think this was his baby.

00:35:10.720 He knew CNN plus was going to be a Quibi esque catastrophic failure and was like, let 1.00

00:35:18.180 me get out of here before people associate this thing with me.

00:35:20.820 Yeah, that could be.

00:35:21.860 I would not even be surprised.

00:35:22.960 He may have started.

00:35:23.780 He may have started the affair back up just to get out of that job.

00:35:26.980 Okay.

00:35:27.340 One more thing I have to hit before, before you leave Pat, Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed.

00:35:32.500 You can get it and download the podcast.

00:35:34.240 Listen every day.

00:35:35.560 By the way, I've talked to several audience members that have said, thank God for you

00:35:42.340 coming on and just, they listen to you and they're laughing and everything.

00:35:47.460 And then they're in a better mood for me to bring them down.

00:35:50.860 So anyway.

00:35:52.400 It's a good team.

00:35:52.720 Yeah.

00:35:53.080 It is.

00:35:54.720 So I got to give, I have to give.

00:35:57.000 It's the uppers and downers.

00:35:58.580 That's not necessarily referred to as a good team.

00:36:01.020 It's more of a drug addiction problem.

00:36:02.760 But I have to give Michael Knowles the award for one of the best comebacks of all time,

00:36:10.440 but definitely of the week.

00:36:12.880 He was with Ted Cruz and they were speaking at Yale University and, and world hunger came

00:36:20.840 up because of, because somebody stood up from Yale and said, assuming it would end global

00:36:28.840 hunger, Ted Cruz, would you fillet another man?

00:36:37.720 Michael.

00:36:38.940 Wasn't there more to that question?

00:36:42.840 No, that was the question.

00:36:45.380 No, I think the question wasn't it.

00:36:46.620 Would you fillet another man to, to end? 0.76

00:36:48.880 Yeah.

00:36:49.000 Yeah.

00:36:49.160 Yeah.

00:36:49.380 Assuming it would end global hunger.

00:36:51.300 I see what you're saying.

00:36:52.380 Would you fillet another man? 0.99

00:36:53.760 Uh, and Michael, no, Michael Knowles, uh, said you're attempting to justify flagrantly

00:37:00.960 immoral behavior to achieve a good end.

00:37:03.400 And I can tell you, my friend, the ends do not justify the means.

00:37:07.020 Absolutely.

00:37:07.860 Absolutely not.

00:37:08.820 But what I am curious about young fellow is if it would solve world hunger, would you

00:37:15.740 vote for Donald Trump?

00:37:17.800 Wow.

00:37:18.800 Nice.

00:37:19.880 Love that.

00:37:20.540 Nice.

00:37:20.940 Was there a response to that?

00:37:22.300 Uh, crying.

00:37:23.760 Uh, running out of the room.

00:37:26.300 All right.

00:37:27.580 Uh, my, my fellow Amazonians, Emma, Emma, Emma, Emma, Emma, Emma, Emma, you know the thing.

00:37:35.820 Good sleep can be described in one word.

00:37:39.400 And that is, I was out hunting with President Xi Jinping in a creek at the base of the Amalayas.

00:37:46.180 We were shooting a deer.

00:37:47.580 No joke, man.

00:37:49.360 And that deer left his Kevlar vest at home.

00:37:52.220 Um, and while Xi Jinping was playing with the hairs on my leg, I raised my gun with one

00:37:59.520 bullet in it and I corn popped that son of a gun. 0.97

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00:39:00.400 So Newsweek magazine wrote conservative commentator Glenn Beck says, wokeism, not conservatism,

00:39:25.980 is dividing Americans, calling the social justice ideology a cult in which half the country

00:39:33.140 belongs.

00:39:34.400 Beck made the remarks in a video posted on Twitter.

00:39:37.120 No, I actually made them on the radio, which we then clipped.

00:39:43.240 Well, it was a video, and then it was posted on Twitter.

00:39:45.080 Right.

00:39:45.560 Saying it was time to call out wokeism.

00:39:48.320 The nationally syndicated talk show host follows other voices who have used the term woke as

00:39:52.360 a culture of war rallying cry to undermine their political opponents or stances in their

00:39:58.120 own party.

00:39:58.760 I don't think that's how I would describe what you're doing.

00:40:01.180 No, I wouldn't say that either.

00:40:02.940 Beck spoke grimly about the social effects of wokeism.

00:40:05.620 They're separating us from our families.

00:40:07.800 They're telling us their cult members.

00:40:09.740 They're telling their cult members not to listen to anyone else.

00:40:12.840 Would a cult tell you to silence everyone?

00:40:14.800 Or would a cult tell you, oh, be open minded.

00:40:17.620 Listen to everybody.

00:40:19.180 Which one does a cult do?

00:40:21.320 Beck encourages listeners to talk to their families and love them despite disagreements

00:40:25.320 or difficult conversation.

00:40:26.880 He said, wokeism instructs adherence to cut off family members with differing opinions.

00:40:32.060 I'm not the extremist, the cult that half of America worships today.

00:40:36.540 Those are the extremist.

00:40:38.540 And it's time we say it out loud and without any fear.

00:40:41.860 We are not afraid of, quite honestly, your evil cult.

00:40:47.180 That was from Newsweek magazine.

00:40:49.140 And that's kind of what we're doing in our two this week.

00:40:52.700 We are looking for America's God.

00:40:55.220 Tomorrow, tomorrow I make the very strong case on wokeism being America's cult and possibly

00:41:05.700 America's God.

00:41:06.880 Today, we're going to look at the the use of science by our culture.

00:41:14.660 Is this our new God?

00:41:17.800 America's God.

00:41:19.520 Who is it?

00:41:20.620 And what does it mean for our future?

00:41:23.660 More on that next.

00:41:26.060 This is the Glenn Beck program.

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00:43:35.960 Hello, America.

00:43:38.000 Yesterday, I started a four-part series on America's God.

00:43:42.360 Because as we abandon our Judeo-Christian God and ethics, what are we replacing it with? 0.95

00:43:51.080 Who is our God now?

00:43:52.360 Is it money?

00:43:53.520 Is it wokeism?

00:43:54.860 Is it science?

00:43:56.580 What is our God?

00:43:57.980 It's important to answer that question.

00:44:00.540 Newsweek just ran a story on me when I spelled out that, yeah, I think wokeism is a cult.

00:44:08.380 It is a religious cult.

00:44:09.840 But I'm gonna make that case in tomorrow's episode.

00:44:13.380 Today, we look at science.

00:44:17.480 Is this our God?

00:44:20.220 Next.

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00:45:43.620 Yesterday, in part one of this series, we looked at what seems to be a missing moral code.

00:45:52.120 A code that we all had.

00:45:55.420 Our society no longer seems to function.

00:45:58.900 Crime rates, suicide rates among our children.

00:46:02.460 And basic common decency seem to be in rapid decline, as is common sense.

00:46:10.100 Maybe it's because we're finding ourselves with less and less in common.

00:46:15.840 Is it all really about politics?

00:46:18.980 Is it really just we have to elect the right party and then they'll fix it?

00:46:23.820 Can a society once based on the individual survive the policies that protect the collective over the individual?

00:46:32.460 Can the individual survive the vicious mob mentality of that same collective?

00:46:40.100 Yes, our politics have changed.

00:46:42.320 Our ability to muster a mob literally within a minute through social media has had game-changing effects on all of us.

00:46:51.760 But I think there's something more that is missing.

00:46:56.360 This week, I'm searching for America's God.

00:47:01.360 In the past, it wasn't that all Americans agreed or believed in God.

00:47:06.060 And certainly, we never were in lockstep on religion.

00:47:09.080 However, as we talked about yesterday,

00:47:11.400 America's moral code, which helped the individual self-regulate,

00:47:17.160 came from an understanding of a universal right and wrong,

00:47:22.160 Judeo-Christian ethics.

00:47:24.640 So if we no longer have that moral code,

00:47:28.260 what's filling that space?

00:47:31.300 Who or what is our God?

00:47:35.820 Today, I want to look at our relationship with science.

00:47:38.320 And before we begin, it's important to point out that we are looking at science, not the science.

00:47:45.240 We can and should embrace the scientific method,

00:47:49.040 but there is no such thing as the science.

00:47:53.460 As it would have one believe that science and its conclusions are final,

00:47:57.540 and they are almost always not final.

00:48:01.080 Science gives us just the best explanation currently available

00:48:06.140 for those questions of the physical world.

00:48:09.180 And when those seeking honest answers, not political ones,

00:48:12.540 or as in the Dark Ages, religious answers,

00:48:15.440 which technically, religious answers were political,

00:48:18.860 as the church had enormous power in the state apparatus.

00:48:21.740 Perhaps our problem, perhaps all of our problems stem from the lack of understanding

00:48:30.600 and pursuit of those things that cannot be found under a microscope,

00:48:35.920 but rather only upon reflection of the why,

00:48:41.940 as well as the how and what.

00:48:44.540 We estimate that human understanding can account for about 5% of the universe.

00:48:53.280 5%.

00:48:53.840 And that's our estimation.

00:48:56.820 It's probably a lot less than that.

00:48:59.780 And within that 5% is something labeled dark matter,

00:49:04.260 which I think is just a fancy way of saying,

00:49:08.140 ah, yeah, we don't have any clue on what it is.

00:49:10.000 There is clearly some sort of unknown energy that holds the universe together,

00:49:17.240 but we don't know what it is.

00:49:20.360 And it's much more than everything else we can see.

00:49:25.500 Dark matter outweighs visible matter 6 to 1,

00:49:28.940 which means most of what we, quote, know,

00:49:32.540 we actually don't know.

00:49:35.060 Whether we label it energy or God,

00:49:37.720 we agree that there is some unknown force holding our galaxy together,

00:49:42.660 and we can't fully comprehend what or who or how it even works.

00:49:50.140 But many of us want to desperately.

00:49:54.580 Most of the world still is a cosmic mystery to us,

00:49:59.180 just like it was when the Greeks were writing their myths,

00:50:02.420 or the Hebrews,

00:50:03.640 when they passed down the story of creation.

00:50:05.800 Each generation does its best to answer these questions.

00:50:11.300 Who am I?

00:50:13.120 Where am I?

00:50:16.640 What should I be doing?

00:50:19.080 Why do I exist?

00:50:21.740 Are we alone?

00:50:25.020 I believe there's a duality to reality,

00:50:28.300 that material things have spiritual significance.

00:50:31.800 In reality,

00:50:34.640 if a home was the site of a horrific event,

00:50:38.620 murder,

00:50:39.160 sexual assault,

00:50:40.040 torture,

00:50:40.800 it's considered a stigmatized property.

00:50:45.000 There are even,

00:50:46.080 in some states,

00:50:47.360 requirements

00:50:48.220 to disclose the horrific events

00:50:51.600 to a potential buyer.

00:50:53.920 In 2021,

00:50:55.800 Realtor.com found that 80% of Americans

00:50:58.820 would not live in a home

00:51:00.020 where a murder took place.

00:51:02.280 Why?

00:51:04.500 There's no material explanation for that.

00:51:07.300 Just because somebody was murdered in a house

00:51:09.360 doesn't mean the house is a murder house.

00:51:12.000 It's not affected

00:51:13.200 once it's been cleaned and cleared.

00:51:16.280 But most people think

00:51:17.660 that's just not the case.

00:51:19.860 We don't want to buy

00:51:21.060 the murder house.

00:51:23.780 There's some

00:51:24.600 unexplainable,

00:51:25.660 non-material

00:51:26.240 energy there,

00:51:27.700 some people think.

00:51:31.140 There's so many mysteries in this world

00:51:32.920 that can't be explained

00:51:34.320 by only looking at the things we see.

00:51:37.080 We also have to consider the things

00:51:38.480 that we do not see

00:51:39.900 and how these two realities work together.

00:51:44.740 With science rapidly advancing

00:51:46.560 discussions of religion,

00:51:48.160 faith,

00:51:48.720 philosophy,

00:51:50.300 our meaning

00:51:51.820 have failed to keep pace.

00:51:54.340 We can calculate light speed,

00:51:57.520 but we can't figure out

00:51:58.620 how to keep our families together.

00:52:01.040 Medicines extend our lives,

00:52:02.940 but we don't really know

00:52:04.140 how to fill the extra time.

00:52:07.500 Yet,

00:52:08.340 I believe

00:52:09.760 if we allow them

00:52:11.460 to work together,

00:52:13.280 science and faith

00:52:14.880 are natural allies.

00:52:17.860 At their best,

00:52:18.900 they're both fundamentally based

00:52:20.560 in an honest curiosity

00:52:22.180 about the world.

00:52:23.420 They both inspire

00:52:24.820 endless questions

00:52:26.200 and a general sense

00:52:27.400 of awe

00:52:28.140 about how masterfully

00:52:29.520 this universe

00:52:30.140 is put together.

00:52:33.540 When I was young,

00:52:35.140 the biggest question

00:52:37.760 was,

00:52:38.620 are we alone?

00:52:43.580 Every campfire,

00:52:45.500 maybe we stopped asking this

00:52:46.960 because we don't sit around

00:52:48.060 campfires enough anymore,

00:52:49.440 or we live in cities

00:52:50.860 where we can't see the stars

00:52:52.400 and feel small.

00:52:54.900 But we would sit around

00:52:56.180 a campfire

00:52:56.960 and everyone would

00:52:58.220 start to talk about

00:52:59.100 the meaning of life

00:53:00.380 and it would always

00:53:01.380 end up with somebody

00:53:02.360 looking up at the heavens

00:53:03.420 and saying,

00:53:04.080 what a waste of space

00:53:05.880 if we were alone.

00:53:08.520 We used to talk about

00:53:09.660 those things

00:53:10.200 and people were,

00:53:11.780 they were

00:53:14.400 a little apprehensive

00:53:16.400 of what it would mean

00:53:17.560 if we could prove

00:53:19.020 alien life

00:53:20.060 because what would

00:53:21.340 that do to our God?

00:53:23.180 What would it do

00:53:23.720 to our religion?

00:53:26.120 In 2019,

00:53:27.700 the Pentagon

00:53:28.160 began to release

00:53:29.100 information on

00:53:29.860 what I believe

00:53:30.420 is the biggest story

00:53:31.560 in the history

00:53:32.360 of mankind,

00:53:33.440 the physical proof

00:53:34.960 of intelligent life

00:53:36.160 previously unknown

00:53:37.500 to us.

00:53:38.740 They verified it

00:53:41.300 through three-point

00:53:42.480 high-tech tracking systems

00:53:44.200 that we now have.

00:53:45.100 We also verified

00:53:47.100 that we have

00:53:47.800 physical material

00:53:49.020 and technology

00:53:49.980 that experts say

00:53:51.620 most likely come

00:53:53.120 from outside

00:53:54.020 of our solar system.

00:53:57.000 Yet you say that

00:53:58.000 to people

00:53:58.360 and it's not

00:53:59.400 widely spread.

00:54:01.080 Why?

00:54:03.560 Is it because science

00:54:05.300 has become about

00:54:06.200 politics

00:54:07.020 and has lost

00:54:08.420 its partner

00:54:09.160 of philosophy

00:54:10.340 and religion

00:54:12.060 which encourage us

00:54:13.440 to answer

00:54:14.160 the biggest questions

00:54:15.240 of who am I

00:54:16.420 and what is

00:54:17.780 the meaning

00:54:18.200 of life?

00:54:20.880 In a culture

00:54:21.700 that loves to talk

00:54:22.600 about following

00:54:23.600 the science,

00:54:25.580 I say

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00:55:25.660 We have made

00:55:38.120 a huge mistake

00:55:39.620 pitting religion

00:55:40.680 and science

00:55:41.400 against each other

00:55:42.420 as if you had to

00:55:44.060 choose just one

00:55:45.120 of these lenses

00:55:45.880 to view the whole

00:55:46.620 world through.

00:55:48.340 I guess we thought

00:55:49.440 the material truth

00:55:50.520 discounted a spiritual

00:55:52.040 truth or vice versa

00:55:53.220 but that is not

00:55:54.420 the case.

00:55:56.040 The practical study

00:55:57.100 of the material world

00:55:58.440 is an amazing

00:55:59.780 and extremely

00:56:00.920 important endeavor.

00:56:02.800 It has extended

00:56:03.640 our lifespans

00:56:04.640 and taught us

00:56:05.440 what our bodies

00:56:06.300 are literally

00:56:07.000 made up of.

00:56:08.840 But science

00:56:09.520 doesn't comfort us

00:56:10.660 in death.

00:56:11.700 Science is cold.

00:56:13.400 It doesn't fulfill

00:56:14.400 our need

00:56:15.240 to belong.

00:56:16.680 It doesn't provide us

00:56:18.360 with the why.

00:56:20.900 Just the how.

00:56:22.000 Similarly,

00:56:25.100 religion doesn't 1.00

00:56:25.880 teach us how

00:56:26.480 to transplant

00:56:27.360 a lung

00:56:28.080 or calculate

00:56:29.360 velocity

00:56:30.060 or even how

00:56:31.480 to get from

00:56:32.020 one place

00:56:32.580 to another.

00:56:33.220 It doesn't do

00:56:33.920 that.

00:56:34.240 It's not its job.

00:56:36.200 It's like science

00:56:37.260 is a knife

00:56:38.060 and religion

00:56:38.760 is a spoon.

00:56:40.740 You don't eat

00:56:41.820 steak with a spoon

00:56:43.040 and you don't

00:56:44.140 have soup

00:56:45.400 with a knife.

00:56:46.480 If you did,

00:56:48.500 you would assume

00:56:49.720 the utensils

00:56:50.860 are irreparably

00:56:52.520 broken.

00:56:56.280 That's where we are.

00:56:58.960 You wonder why

00:56:59.960 such useless

00:57:01.180 utensils

00:57:01.840 even exist.

00:57:04.520 If America

00:57:05.620 is facing

00:57:06.200 an energy crisis,

00:57:07.660 we should turn

00:57:08.380 to science

00:57:09.120 and the material

00:57:09.840 world for solutions.

00:57:11.580 But if America

00:57:12.340 is facing

00:57:12.840 a crisis of meaning,

00:57:14.140 then we have

00:57:15.940 to find our

00:57:16.420 answers somewhere

00:57:17.040 else.

00:57:18.400 It is truly

00:57:19.420 a tragedy

00:57:20.040 when this nation

00:57:20.980 belittles

00:57:21.620 the collective

00:57:22.340 function of

00:57:23.200 faith in our

00:57:24.220 society

00:57:24.780 or when they

00:57:25.660 refuse to examine

00:57:26.620 physical realities.

00:57:28.880 It leaves us

00:57:30.020 with only a fork

00:57:31.300 for our soup

00:57:32.160 or a spoon

00:57:33.000 for our steaks.

00:57:35.020 The scientific

00:57:36.260 method

00:57:37.100 cannot produce

00:57:38.500 proper values

00:57:39.860 nor can the

00:57:40.640 Bible teach you 0.95

00:57:41.400 how to split

00:57:41.980 an atom.

00:57:42.600 yet we benefit

00:57:44.460 from both

00:57:45.120 of those

00:57:45.540 things.

00:57:47.700 There's

00:57:48.260 archaeological

00:57:48.660 evidence that

00:57:49.660 we may have

00:57:50.340 started believing

00:57:51.000 in the supernatural

00:57:51.860 as early

00:57:52.760 as the

00:57:53.980 Paleolithic

00:57:54.660 period over

00:57:55.880 two and a half

00:57:56.420 million years

00:57:57.060 ago when we

00:57:57.880 buried our

00:57:58.620 dead in what

00:57:59.260 looks like

00:58:00.180 what may have

00:58:01.120 been preparation

00:58:01.820 for something

00:58:02.560 after death.

00:58:04.040 Of course,

00:58:04.680 we don't know

00:58:05.080 for sure,

00:58:06.300 but from what

00:58:07.220 we can study,

00:58:08.180 it seems like

00:58:08.900 humans have

00:58:09.620 been talking

00:58:10.320 about God

00:58:11.180 or gods

00:58:12.180 for a

00:58:12.880 very,

00:58:13.300 very long

00:58:14.120 time.

00:58:16.480 There are

00:58:16.920 evolutionary

00:58:17.480 anthropologists

00:58:18.500 who argue

00:58:19.280 that human

00:58:19.900 beings evolved

00:58:21.240 for belief

00:58:22.460 in God.

00:58:23.700 Listen to

00:58:24.100 this.

00:58:25.600 Evolutionary

00:58:26.400 biologist

00:58:27.080 Bridget Alex

00:58:28.400 wrote in an

00:58:29.460 article in

00:58:29.980 Discover

00:58:30.280 magazine that

00:58:31.120 there are

00:58:31.580 three distinct

00:58:32.580 human traits

00:58:33.620 that make

00:58:34.800 humans ideal 0.75

00:58:36.160 candidates for

00:58:37.400 belief in

00:58:38.220 God.

00:58:38.640 We learn

00:58:40.280 by imitation,

00:58:41.380 we infer

00:58:42.560 intentions,

00:58:43.740 and we look

00:58:44.760 for patterns.

00:58:46.140 So let me

00:58:46.820 break those

00:58:47.220 down.

00:58:48.500 Patterns.

00:58:49.240 We see

00:58:49.860 patterns in

00:58:50.500 the cycle

00:58:50.900 of life,

00:58:51.420 from the

00:58:51.740 sun cycles

00:58:52.320 to the

00:58:52.740 seasons to

00:58:53.520 traffic patterns,

00:58:54.680 and those

00:58:55.760 times we say

00:58:56.620 to ourself,

00:58:57.580 oh, I see

00:58:58.080 where this

00:58:58.380 is going.

00:58:59.980 We probably

00:59:00.940 do know

00:59:01.660 where it's

00:59:02.120 going because

00:59:02.900 we recognize

00:59:03.680 the patterns

00:59:04.440 of how it

00:59:05.000 has gone

00:59:05.360 before.

00:59:07.180 Infer

00:59:07.560 intentions.

00:59:09.020 Humans can

00:59:09.520 look at what

00:59:10.000 they see and

00:59:10.800 infer what

00:59:11.700 they don't

00:59:12.180 see.

00:59:13.260 We rely on

00:59:14.480 juries to do

00:59:15.440 this in murder

00:59:16.020 trials, for

00:59:16.580 example.

00:59:17.440 It's a miraculous

00:59:18.240 trait, and we

00:59:19.900 do it all the

00:59:20.700 time.

00:59:21.700 It not only

00:59:22.320 helps us

00:59:22.720 navigate human

00:59:23.680 relationship,

00:59:24.780 it also

00:59:25.520 encourages us

00:59:26.560 to look at

00:59:28.280 the world and

00:59:29.020 infer its

00:59:30.120 intentions,

00:59:31.240 which leads

00:59:32.580 us to

00:59:33.020 consider God.

00:59:35.680 Imitation.

00:59:36.320 If you've

00:59:38.440 ever had the

00:59:38.860 privilege of

00:59:39.340 raising a

00:59:39.760 child, you

00:59:40.300 know, babies

00:59:41.320 learn to

00:59:41.760 walk, talk,

00:59:42.540 and eat just

00:59:43.060 by watching

00:59:43.480 other people

00:59:44.060 and repeating

00:59:44.700 what they

00:59:45.140 do.

00:59:46.160 As we get

00:59:47.020 older, we

00:59:47.580 don't stop

00:59:48.340 imitating.

00:59:49.100 It just gets

00:59:49.660 more complex.

00:59:51.480 This is where

00:59:52.220 the images of

00:59:53.240 Moses and

00:59:55.220 Jesus come

00:59:55.920 in.

00:59:57.140 Imitation was

00:59:57.880 an evolutionary

00:59:58.440 beneficial, it

00:59:59.920 was evolutionarily

01:00:01.000 beneficial because

01:00:02.200 it helped us

01:00:03.180 advance.

01:00:03.820 we didn't

01:00:04.740 have to

01:00:05.140 remake the

01:00:05.740 wheel or

01:00:06.200 rediscover

01:00:06.680 fire with

01:00:07.280 every new

01:00:07.680 human being.

01:00:08.400 We could

01:00:08.680 just imitate

01:00:09.500 whoever and

01:00:10.760 whatever somebody

01:00:11.700 else knew and

01:00:12.560 pick it up where

01:00:13.500 they left off.

01:00:14.420 And in the same

01:00:15.100 vein, if we saw

01:00:16.480 that our

01:00:16.820 ancestors' moral

01:00:17.860 code was

01:00:18.640 working, we

01:00:19.740 just imitated

01:00:20.620 them.

01:00:22.140 But today, we're

01:00:23.660 rejecting inherited

01:00:24.960 wisdom in

01:00:25.740 exchange for

01:00:26.640 change and

01:00:28.120 reimagining.

01:00:29.140 But to just

01:00:31.260 blindly reject

01:00:32.400 our ancestors'

01:00:33.340 ideas without

01:00:34.160 thorough examination

01:00:35.400 is not only

01:00:36.440 foolish, it

01:00:37.760 defies the

01:00:38.940 natural human

01:00:40.060 trait that got

01:00:41.000 us this far.

01:00:43.380 Of course, we

01:00:44.160 don't just

01:00:44.560 imitate each

01:00:45.240 other.

01:00:46.520 We also

01:00:47.400 imitate God, or

01:00:48.840 at least we

01:00:49.260 try to.

01:00:50.040 This is where

01:00:50.640 religion comes in

01:00:51.760 and the important

01:00:52.740 figures.

01:00:54.700 In Islam,

01:00:56.400 who is

01:00:57.620 Muhammad? 0.89

01:00:58.000 He was a

01:00:59.840 man with a

01:01:00.420 sword.

01:01:02.120 In Judeo-Western 0.64

01:01:04.420 culture, who is

01:01:05.280 Moses and who

01:01:06.080 is Jesus?

01:01:07.460 Did they come

01:01:08.280 with a sword?

01:01:11.740 Jesus, at

01:01:13.040 worst, was

01:01:14.220 just a great

01:01:14.840 man.

01:01:16.540 And people

01:01:17.420 throughout our

01:01:18.680 generations have

01:01:22.160 done their best

01:01:22.760 to imitate the

01:01:23.860 way he lived.

01:01:25.080 The story of

01:01:25.860 his ministry is

01:01:27.000 the perfect

01:01:28.280 imitation.

01:01:31.280 Religious

01:01:31.880 instinct can

01:01:32.900 even be seen

01:01:33.680 now in our

01:01:34.320 brains.

01:01:35.280 There is an

01:01:35.760 entire field

01:01:36.900 dedicated to

01:01:37.840 studying this

01:01:38.500 neurotheology,

01:01:40.340 where the

01:01:40.960 scientific method

01:01:41.820 is applied to

01:01:42.640 study spiritually

01:01:43.720 through our

01:01:45.260 brain scans.

01:01:47.840 Scientists

01:01:48.600 check out the

01:01:49.300 brains of

01:01:49.860 nuns,

01:01:50.960 Sikhs, 0.89

01:01:51.800 atheists,

01:01:52.380 and it

01:01:53.180 turns out

01:01:53.580 our brains

01:01:53.920 actually

01:01:54.460 respond to

01:01:55.440 religious

01:01:55.920 rituals like 1.00

01:01:56.780 prayer and

01:01:57.480 meditation.

01:01:57.980 It seems

01:01:59.180 either through

01:02:00.240 design or

01:02:01.140 evolution,

01:02:02.840 we are

01:02:04.220 designed to

01:02:06.820 respond to

01:02:07.420 these things.

01:02:08.080 things.

01:02:10.100 You could

01:02:10.840 understand that

01:02:11.360 from a

01:02:11.680 secular

01:02:11.960 worldview.

01:02:13.280 It proposes

01:02:14.040 that our

01:02:14.680 brains have

01:02:15.600 adapted to

01:02:16.440 believing in

01:02:17.160 God over

01:02:19.960 time.

01:02:21.420 Or as a

01:02:22.420 religious person

01:02:23.120 would make

01:02:23.540 sense of that,

01:02:24.160 if God is

01:02:24.980 real, then he

01:02:25.600 designed our

01:02:26.180 brains in a

01:02:27.580 way which we

01:02:28.180 could connect

01:02:28.680 with him.

01:02:30.040 But the

01:02:30.720 neuroscientist

01:02:31.720 Andrew

01:02:32.500 Nurberg wrote,

01:02:33.560 If you

01:02:34.420 contemplate

01:02:35.000 God long

01:02:35.580 enough,

01:02:36.020 something

01:02:36.280 surprisingly

01:02:36.920 happens in

01:02:37.680 the brain.

01:02:38.660 Neural

01:02:38.960 functioning

01:02:39.560 begins to

01:02:40.300 change.

01:02:41.400 Different

01:02:41.700 circuits become

01:02:42.700 activated,

01:02:43.700 while others

01:02:44.440 become

01:02:44.860 deactivated.

01:02:46.680 New

01:02:46.880 dendrites are

01:02:47.660 formed,

01:02:48.420 new synaptic

01:02:49.440 connections are

01:02:50.300 made, and

01:02:51.100 the brain

01:02:51.480 becomes more

01:02:52.160 sensitive to

01:02:52.980 subtle realms

01:02:54.040 of experience.

01:02:55.500 Perceptions

01:02:56.040 alter,

01:02:56.940 beliefs begin

01:02:57.660 to change,

01:02:58.780 and if God

01:02:59.520 has meaning

01:03:00.060 for you,

01:03:00.540 then God

01:03:00.980 becomes

01:03:01.600 neurologically

01:03:02.640 real.

01:03:04.320 Listening to

01:03:05.020 him in

01:03:05.280 long form,

01:03:05.940 it doesn't

01:03:06.280 seem like he

01:03:06.780 is proposing

01:03:07.300 that faith

01:03:07.920 can be

01:03:08.220 explained away

01:03:08.760 as a trick

01:03:09.180 of the mind.

01:03:09.700 Rather,

01:03:10.360 he is

01:03:10.840 observing that

01:03:11.500 the human

01:03:11.940 brain responds

01:03:12.960 to faith as

01:03:14.080 if it's part

01:03:14.940 of its job.

01:03:17.840 Knowing that

01:03:18.600 tells us

01:03:19.020 something about

01:03:19.600 who we are.

01:03:23.060 That's pretty

01:03:23.700 amazing when you

01:03:24.280 think about it

01:03:24.740 from biology

01:03:25.360 to our brains

01:03:26.080 and believing

01:03:27.260 in God has

01:03:28.020 played a huge

01:03:28.540 role in shaping

01:03:29.360 the human race

01:03:30.000 for a very

01:03:30.440 long time,

01:03:31.040 but now we're

01:03:31.680 becoming less

01:03:32.320 and less

01:03:32.620 interested in

01:03:33.540 God or

01:03:34.220 religion.

01:03:37.180 Have we

01:03:37.820 evolved to

01:03:38.300 keep up

01:03:38.700 with a lack

01:03:39.980 of faith,

01:03:40.720 or are we

01:03:41.480 going to be

01:03:41.820 left with

01:03:42.260 biological and

01:03:43.200 neurological

01:03:43.720 processes with

01:03:45.480 nowhere to

01:03:46.140 channel them?

01:03:48.180 Thinking of

01:03:48.980 humans as

01:03:49.580 broader society

01:03:50.580 over a long

01:03:51.100 period of time,

01:03:51.840 should we be

01:03:52.480 worried about

01:03:53.300 basically quitting

01:03:54.620 God cold

01:03:55.580 turkey?

01:03:56.000 The answer

01:03:57.860 is yes.

01:04:00.760 But is it

01:04:01.660 God or

01:04:02.180 religion that

01:04:03.060 we need?

01:04:03.480 And how

01:04:03.780 much religion

01:04:04.560 do we need?

01:04:05.580 And what

01:04:06.020 is religion,

01:04:07.380 by the way?

01:04:09.040 We try to

01:04:09.760 answer that

01:04:10.380 next.

01:04:11.260 If your

01:04:24.120 expenses have

01:04:24.800 increased because

01:04:25.620 of inflation,

01:04:26.780 and believe

01:04:27.260 me, they

01:04:28.300 have, the

01:04:29.440 amount that

01:04:29.860 you need to

01:04:30.520 be putting

01:04:30.920 away needs

01:04:31.760 to increase

01:04:32.420 as well.

01:04:33.220 Otherwise, you're

01:04:33.940 going to come

01:04:34.260 up short in a

01:04:34.960 financial emergency,

01:04:36.060 and that's

01:04:36.360 something you

01:04:37.200 just can't let

01:04:37.820 happen.

01:04:38.680 You've got to

01:04:39.020 stay ahead of

01:04:39.540 inflation.

01:04:40.320 You should be

01:04:40.800 doing it by

01:04:41.380 putting your

01:04:41.780 money in high

01:04:42.520 yield savings

01:04:43.280 accounts, if

01:04:43.980 they exist,

01:04:45.080 investments that

01:04:45.920 make sense, or

01:04:46.860 just to stay

01:04:47.780 ahead, just cut

01:04:48.720 expenses.

01:04:50.640 I'm sure you're

01:04:51.480 discussing all

01:04:52.680 the things you

01:04:53.180 can do at home,

01:04:53.880 but may I

01:04:54.960 suggest you talk

01:04:55.820 about your

01:04:56.260 mortgage and a

01:04:57.620 consolidation loan

01:04:59.000 to get out of

01:05:00.020 those high interest

01:05:00.960 credit cards?

01:05:01.840 You're probably

01:05:02.800 paying close to

01:05:04.180 20% interest,

01:05:06.080 and that interest

01:05:07.120 rate,

01:05:07.580 hasn't even

01:05:08.640 begun to go

01:05:09.300 up yet.

01:05:10.500 Please, call

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01:05:12.920 now and see if

01:05:14.160 they can help

01:05:14.740 you get out of

01:05:15.620 those high interest

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01:05:24.300 off.

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01:05:37.580 My dad never

01:05:50.500 liked to talk to

01:05:51.160 me about God.

01:05:53.120 He would talk

01:05:54.580 to me about

01:05:55.480 first things,

01:05:59.520 not God.

01:06:01.360 God created the

01:06:05.540 earth.

01:06:06.000 Well, that means

01:06:06.920 all kinds of

01:06:07.400 different things

01:06:07.820 to different

01:06:08.200 people.

01:06:09.860 What came

01:06:10.620 first?

01:06:11.200 What was

01:06:11.460 first cause?

01:06:12.840 What caused

01:06:14.000 it to be

01:06:14.440 created?

01:06:15.600 What caused

01:06:16.460 that to be

01:06:17.200 created?

01:06:19.120 Language is

01:06:19.920 really a very

01:06:21.440 difficult thing

01:06:22.020 to navigate,

01:06:22.680 especially when

01:06:23.240 you get into

01:06:23.680 religion or

01:06:24.260 God.

01:06:25.240 There's many

01:06:25.960 connotations of

01:06:26.920 the word

01:06:27.800 religion, and

01:06:28.580 most of them

01:06:29.040 are negative

01:06:29.640 now in America.

01:06:30.600 It's popular

01:06:31.640 among the

01:06:32.260 young, hip,

01:06:33.380 well-connected

01:06:34.100 to shake

01:06:34.500 off the

01:06:35.000 dusty title

01:06:35.680 of religious

01:06:36.280 in exchange

01:06:37.680 for the

01:06:38.160 less tainted

01:06:38.840 title of

01:06:39.620 spiritual.

01:06:41.100 But the

01:06:42.000 word religious

01:06:42.920 as it was

01:06:44.040 meant in the

01:06:44.540 past may be

01:06:45.700 the key to

01:06:46.300 understanding

01:06:46.860 the chaos

01:06:47.920 of our

01:06:48.960 modern culture.

01:06:51.120 Although some

01:06:52.060 may say that

01:06:52.620 America suffers

01:06:53.400 from a lack

01:06:54.240 of religion,

01:06:55.260 I say

01:06:55.760 exactly the

01:06:57.200 opposite.

01:06:57.740 America today

01:06:59.700 is hyper

01:07:00.920 religious, and

01:07:02.540 that is our

01:07:03.880 downfall.

01:07:06.040 We all have

01:07:06.960 very different

01:07:07.560 experiences with

01:07:08.680 the word

01:07:09.340 religion, both 0.76

01:07:10.060 positive and

01:07:10.660 negative.

01:07:11.940 You have to

01:07:12.860 think of

01:07:13.300 religion as a

01:07:14.460 tool.

01:07:15.120 It can be

01:07:15.520 used for

01:07:15.920 good, as

01:07:17.020 it has, or

01:07:17.780 it can be

01:07:18.160 used for

01:07:18.840 evil, as

01:07:19.960 it also

01:07:20.560 has.

01:07:22.140 Emile

01:07:22.440 Durkheim,

01:07:23.280 French

01:07:23.660 sociologist

01:07:24.500 who is

01:07:25.060 cited as one

01:07:25.900 of the

01:07:26.100 principal

01:07:26.480 architects,

01:07:27.740 of modern

01:07:28.360 social

01:07:28.780 science,

01:07:29.620 defined

01:07:30.160 religion as

01:07:31.240 a unified

01:07:33.000 system of

01:07:33.980 beliefs and

01:07:34.860 practices

01:07:35.440 relative to

01:07:36.720 sacred things,

01:07:38.440 that is to

01:07:39.020 say, things

01:07:39.920 set apart

01:07:40.780 and things

01:07:42.300 forbidden,

01:07:43.520 beliefs and

01:07:44.300 practices which

01:07:45.380 unite in

01:07:46.820 one single

01:07:47.640 moral community

01:07:48.820 called church.

01:07:50.560 Now, he

01:07:50.940 says church,

01:07:51.800 but he wasn't

01:07:52.300 talking about

01:07:53.200 Christianity.

01:07:54.100 Church is kind

01:07:54.700 of a stand-in

01:07:55.400 word for a

01:07:56.180 religious community.

01:07:57.740 which is a

01:07:59.120 crucial part of

01:08:00.180 the definition

01:08:00.700 of religion

01:08:01.240 itself, a

01:08:02.200 community.

01:08:03.380 There are other

01:08:04.120 definitions of

01:08:04.860 religion, but

01:08:05.480 for the sake of

01:08:06.060 argument, let's

01:08:06.740 use this one.

01:08:08.500 For it to be a

01:08:09.360 religion, according

01:08:10.580 to Durkheim, it

01:08:11.960 has to be a

01:08:12.460 unified system of

01:08:13.440 beliefs and

01:08:14.060 practices relative

01:08:15.200 to sacred

01:08:16.060 things, things

01:08:17.320 set apart and

01:08:18.080 forbidden, beliefs

01:08:19.380 and practices

01:08:20.200 which unite.

01:08:21.340 So, for it to

01:08:24.220 be a religion, you

01:08:24.960 have to have

01:08:25.420 things that are

01:08:26.340 sacred and

01:08:27.740 things that are

01:08:28.420 forbidden and

01:08:30.880 things that you

01:08:31.860 do.

01:08:34.140 And both of

01:08:34.960 these things should

01:08:35.540 work in conjunction

01:08:36.400 to bind a

01:08:37.460 community together.

01:08:39.080 This will help

01:08:40.360 you understand the

01:08:41.600 entire world

01:08:42.740 today.

01:08:43.300 Now, understand,

01:08:46.780 this is how, even

01:08:47.680 though there is no

01:08:48.340 deity in

01:08:49.560 Buddhism, Buddhism

01:08:51.320 is still considered

01:08:52.320 a religion, just

01:08:53.200 the same as

01:08:53.820 Islam, Judaism

01:08:54.920 or Christianity.

01:08:56.920 Buddhists practice 1.00

01:08:58.460 separate, out of

01:09:00.680 the holy from

01:09:02.600 the profane, they

01:09:04.080 create rituals

01:09:05.160 based on that

01:09:06.120 separation, and

01:09:07.600 that unifies a

01:09:08.720 community of

01:09:09.440 followers.

01:09:10.580 Thus, we call

01:09:11.700 it a religion.

01:09:14.300 So, with that as

01:09:15.440 the definition of

01:09:16.120 religion, I find 0.94

01:09:17.400 it hard to believe

01:09:18.200 that most

01:09:18.720 Americans are

01:09:20.480 truly not

01:09:21.640 religious.

01:09:23.240 I think we're

01:09:24.280 very religious.

01:09:26.420 It's just that

01:09:27.180 many have not

01:09:28.040 clearly identified

01:09:29.380 what their

01:09:29.920 religion really

01:09:30.720 is.

01:09:32.440 If you want to

01:09:33.360 understand America

01:09:34.000 today, instead of

01:09:35.100 thinking of our

01:09:35.940 culture as

01:09:36.580 non-religious,

01:09:37.880 think of our

01:09:38.580 culture as

01:09:39.180 hyper-religious 0.59

01:09:39.900 religious, as

01:09:41.820 if religious

01:09:42.560 inclinations are

01:09:43.560 seeping into

01:09:44.540 part of our

01:09:45.180 society, in many

01:09:46.560 ways, Americans

01:09:47.420 suffer from

01:09:49.140 religious

01:09:50.000 inclination,

01:09:51.880 behaving like

01:09:53.260 trains off the

01:09:54.080 track.

01:09:55.940 Our culture

01:09:56.580 has

01:09:58.420 minimalized the

01:10:00.360 traditional

01:10:01.540 religion without 1.00

01:10:03.520 accounting for

01:10:04.660 our natural

01:10:05.560 religious instinct,

01:10:07.060 religion, and

01:10:08.220 so that instinct

01:10:09.180 has to go

01:10:09.960 somewhere.

01:10:11.400 Where does it

01:10:11.740 go?

01:10:14.020 Politics is now

01:10:15.080 religion.

01:10:15.840 Race is a 0.67

01:10:16.460 religion.

01:10:17.160 Gender is a 1.00

01:10:18.040 religion.

01:10:19.260 Whether you

01:10:20.000 vax or mask is a

01:10:21.380 religion.

01:10:22.100 It's either sacred

01:10:22.960 or profane.

01:10:24.360 Religion is 0.87

01:10:25.040 everywhere.

01:10:26.460 If you consider

01:10:27.440 every moment,

01:10:28.660 every political

01:10:29.420 belief as a

01:10:30.940 religious struggle,

01:10:32.100 it will help you

01:10:33.340 understand why we

01:10:34.960 seem to be behaving

01:10:36.080 so irrationally,

01:10:37.580 why facts no

01:10:38.680 longer seem to

01:10:39.520 matter, because

01:10:40.980 everything is our

01:10:42.200 religion.

01:10:44.300 Jordan Peterson

01:10:45.320 said that

01:10:45.860 ideologies function

01:10:47.220 as crippled 0.72

01:10:47.980 religions.

01:10:48.940 They have the

01:10:49.580 same kind of

01:10:50.360 power, but not

01:10:51.140 the level of

01:10:52.260 symbolic complexity.

01:10:54.760 The ideas

01:10:55.540 haven't been

01:10:56.080 tested and

01:10:56.800 refined across

01:10:57.620 time, so they

01:10:58.340 usually aren't as

01:10:59.080 good, but they

01:11:00.020 are still very

01:11:00.820 powerful.

01:11:03.140 There are

01:11:03.880 ideologies in

01:11:04.800 the United

01:11:05.140 States that

01:11:05.800 have taken a

01:11:06.500 religious place

01:11:07.600 in our

01:11:08.040 culture.

01:11:11.520 So if we

01:11:12.420 are religious,

01:11:14.600 who and what

01:11:16.600 is our God?

01:11:21.240 God could be

01:11:22.120 money, politics,

01:11:23.500 fame, social

01:11:24.160 justice, or

01:11:25.640 anything that

01:11:26.200 consumes your

01:11:27.040 focus.

01:11:28.040 Whatever wakes

01:11:28.720 you up in the

01:11:29.200 morning and

01:11:29.600 keeps you

01:11:29.940 awake at

01:11:30.360 night, that's

01:11:30.900 likely your

01:11:31.520 God, good

01:11:32.100 or bad.

01:11:33.540 In that

01:11:34.280 way, it

01:11:35.800 isn't that

01:11:36.280 modern America

01:11:37.380 is godless,

01:11:38.720 it's that we

01:11:39.260 don't know or

01:11:40.260 at least haven't

01:11:41.160 named which

01:11:42.840 God we

01:11:43.340 serve.

01:11:44.900 If you

01:11:45.540 don't know

01:11:45.940 which God

01:11:46.400 you serve or

01:11:47.080 which religion

01:11:47.680 you follow,

01:11:48.420 it isn't

01:11:48.860 because you

01:11:49.300 aren't

01:11:49.560 practicing in

01:11:51.220 that ancient

01:11:51.960 evolved human

01:11:53.020 practice, it

01:11:54.540 means you

01:11:55.340 aren't really

01:11:55.800 in control of

01:11:56.640 it, which

01:11:57.740 makes you

01:11:58.220 vulnerable to

01:11:59.000 anyone's

01:11:59.980 religion or

01:12:01.160 anyone's

01:12:01.980 God.

01:12:04.780 Emile

01:12:05.580 Durkheim

01:12:06.080 thought religion

01:12:07.080 was eternal,

01:12:08.160 but the

01:12:09.460 form it took

01:12:10.260 could change

01:12:11.260 over time,

01:12:11.960 that human

01:12:12.340 beings'

01:12:12.800 religious instincts

01:12:13.860 may be

01:12:14.720 channeled in

01:12:15.420 wholly new

01:12:16.300 directions from

01:12:17.120 one generation

01:12:17.920 to the next.

01:12:18.860 The old gods

01:12:19.920 would die and

01:12:20.840 the new gods

01:12:21.600 would take their

01:12:22.180 place, and this

01:12:23.100 happens with

01:12:24.320 every human

01:12:25.300 being.

01:12:27.080 Reminder, this

01:12:28.520 is God, in

01:12:30.160 air quotes, God

01:12:31.580 with a lower

01:12:32.240 G, as the 0.72

01:12:33.820 object of your

01:12:34.980 worship.

01:12:36.220 You can make

01:12:36.760 any person,

01:12:38.000 place, thing,

01:12:38.880 idea a God.

01:12:41.360 And Durkheim

01:12:41.800 noted that God

01:12:43.400 changes from

01:12:44.140 generation to

01:12:44.840 generation or

01:12:45.700 could.

01:12:46.060 So if the

01:12:48.620 God of

01:12:48.900 Abraham, Isaac

01:12:49.640 and Jacob

01:12:50.240 was America's 0.63

01:12:51.540 God during

01:12:52.020 our founding

01:12:52.500 generation and

01:12:53.440 for a very

01:12:54.020 long time, as

01:12:56.160 we see the

01:12:57.380 effects of

01:12:58.740 immorality, of

01:13:01.520 a lack of

01:13:02.400 common sense,

01:13:03.820 of take it on

01:13:04.680 faith and never

01:13:05.580 argue about it,

01:13:06.540 or you're

01:13:07.000 punished, who

01:13:09.260 is America's

01:13:10.360 God now?

01:13:11.100 In the

01:13:13.460 Bible, there's

01:13:13.920 a recurring

01:13:14.480 false God in

01:13:15.800 the Hebrews

01:13:17.020 neighboring

01:13:17.560 lands called

01:13:19.880 Baal.

01:13:24.180 I think he

01:13:25.120 may be

01:13:25.460 America's

01:13:25.960 God, at

01:13:26.940 least in a

01:13:27.540 conceptual way,

01:13:28.720 more in a

01:13:29.820 minute.

01:13:31.340 Let me tell

01:13:32.160 you about

01:13:32.420 LifeLock.

01:13:33.360 Tax season

01:13:34.160 is always a

01:13:35.380 crazy time,

01:13:36.140 but it can

01:13:37.000 be even more

01:13:37.560 stressful if you

01:13:38.240 fall victim to

01:13:38.920 fake IRS

01:13:39.620 calls.

01:13:40.520 Listen, if

01:13:41.080 you're at

01:13:41.440 home and

01:13:41.880 the IRS

01:13:42.280 calls you

01:13:42.960 and says,

01:13:43.620 you need to

01:13:44.580 wire us this

01:13:45.300 money, you

01:13:46.400 need to write

01:13:46.960 us a personal

01:13:47.700 check right

01:13:48.280 now, or we

01:13:50.140 need information

01:13:50.900 on your bank

01:13:51.560 accounts, ask

01:13:52.660 them to show

01:13:53.260 up, please.

01:13:54.900 Show you a

01:13:55.500 badge, because

01:13:57.000 that's not what

01:13:57.560 the IRS does.

01:13:58.680 Really, the

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01:14:51.280 The Glenn Beck

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01:15:03.280 The Glenn Beck

01:15:04.540 Program.

01:15:05.280 The Glenn Beck

01:15:06.400 You may hear

01:15:10.140 the word

01:15:10.700 Baal.

01:15:12.100 It's actually

01:15:12.900 pronounced Baal.

01:15:14.680 I'll explain

01:15:15.280 in a minute.

01:15:16.060 But it is

01:15:17.020 describing an

01:15:17.700 ancient pagan

01:15:18.460 deity.

01:15:19.760 And in many

01:15:20.180 ways, you'd be

01:15:21.000 right if that's

01:15:21.580 what you think,

01:15:22.140 but the word

01:15:22.820 Baal or Baal 0.89

01:15:24.200 is not only

01:15:26.320 describing a

01:15:26.980 single god,

01:15:28.020 but a pattern

01:15:28.860 of belief.

01:15:29.860 This is important.

01:15:31.540 There are

01:15:31.880 multiple documented

01:15:33.080 Baals.

01:15:34.420 It's best to

01:15:35.720 think of

01:15:36.200 Baal or Baal 0.89

01:15:37.680 as a representation

01:15:38.660 of idolatry

01:15:40.180 with multiple

01:15:41.460 subcategories

01:15:42.860 falling underneath

01:15:43.580 it.

01:15:44.400 Idolatry just

01:15:45.360 means worshipping

01:15:46.240 the wrong god

01:15:47.500 or probably a

01:15:49.080 better way of

01:15:49.480 saying it is

01:15:50.160 you're devoted

01:15:51.700 to the wrong

01:15:52.380 principles.

01:15:52.940 You're basing your

01:15:54.100 life on a lie

01:15:55.520 or your priorities

01:15:57.580 are out of whack.

01:15:59.260 You're going the

01:15:59.780 wrong way,

01:16:00.440 missing the mark,

01:16:01.320 aiming the wrong

01:16:02.100 direction.

01:16:03.100 Got it?

01:16:04.740 Baal is a

01:16:05.600 Hebrew word

01:16:06.600 that basically

01:16:08.000 means owner

01:16:08.880 or master.

01:16:10.120 I don't know

01:16:10.420 if I can say

01:16:11.040 that.

01:16:11.240 Nope, it's not a

01:16:12.020 real estate

01:16:12.480 transaction, so I

01:16:13.520 can use the word

01:16:14.520 master here.

01:16:15.380 It implies

01:16:17.060 exactly what

01:16:18.100 master might

01:16:19.260 mean.

01:16:19.860 In this case, it

01:16:20.580 does mean making

01:16:22.320 you into a

01:16:23.120 slave.

01:16:23.760 It implies

01:16:24.760 complete ownership

01:16:26.020 in a very strong

01:16:27.200 sense.

01:16:27.700 I love the

01:16:31.600 oral tradition

01:16:32.520 of Judaism.

01:16:34.760 I love

01:16:35.600 Hebrew

01:16:36.680 because not

01:16:38.720 only do the

01:16:39.180 words have

01:16:39.740 meanings, but

01:16:40.580 the letters

01:16:41.200 within the

01:16:41.940 words also

01:16:42.800 have meanings

01:16:43.620 and they

01:16:44.080 create a

01:16:44.820 word picture.

01:16:47.080 Also, very

01:16:48.180 important words

01:16:48.960 have the

01:16:49.860 opposite meaning

01:16:50.940 if you read

01:16:51.600 them backwards.

01:16:53.300 This is,

01:16:54.080 it's as if

01:16:55.180 G-O-O-D 1.00

01:16:56.520 meant good

01:16:57.680 and D-O-O-G 1.00

01:16:59.800 meant evil, but

01:17:02.200 English is not 1.00

01:17:03.400 God's language.

01:17:04.400 It's not that

01:17:04.920 complex.

01:17:06.480 So since the

01:17:07.460 Hebrew alphabet

01:17:08.520 has no values,

01:17:10.200 the letters that

01:17:11.340 comprise the

01:17:12.220 word Baal are 1.00

01:17:14.860 consonants,

01:17:16.680 Bet and

01:17:18.020 Lamed.

01:17:21.700 We call

01:17:22.760 them B and

01:17:23.220 L.

01:17:25.440 So the

01:17:26.600 opposite of

01:17:27.620 Baal,

01:17:29.160 B-L,

01:17:30.680 is L-B, 1.00

01:17:33.320 which the

01:17:34.320 Hebrew word

01:17:35.200 is essentially

01:17:36.860 whole heart.

01:17:38.600 The word

01:17:39.360 Baal,

01:17:40.120 B-L,

01:17:40.640 means the

01:17:41.260 exact opposite.

01:17:43.080 It's the

01:17:43.540 opposite of

01:17:44.520 all heart.

01:17:45.600 It's

01:17:45.920 valueless

01:17:46.820 and nihilistic.

01:17:49.320 The word

01:17:49.980 Baal is

01:17:50.920 describing a

01:17:51.560 belief system

01:17:52.220 that says

01:17:52.740 I am the

01:17:54.140 center of

01:17:54.960 a valueless

01:17:55.900 existence.

01:17:57.940 That is the

01:17:59.000 picture the

01:17:59.480 word is

01:17:59.940 painting and

01:18:01.420 the mental

01:18:01.780 framework or

01:18:02.480 belief system

01:18:03.320 that is being

01:18:04.260 baked into

01:18:04.940 our culture.

01:18:06.900 I am the

01:18:08.160 center of a

01:18:09.300 valueless

01:18:10.020 existence.

01:18:10.740 Does that

01:18:11.560 not describe

01:18:12.280 America?

01:18:12.780 Our modern

01:18:15.140 pitfall is

01:18:16.000 believing or

01:18:16.920 acting as if

01:18:17.700 we believe

01:18:18.240 that each

01:18:18.920 of us is

01:18:19.560 the God

01:18:20.140 of the

01:18:20.520 world without

01:18:21.040 meaning.

01:18:21.680 A world

01:18:22.320 where there

01:18:22.680 is no

01:18:23.140 truth beyond

01:18:23.920 our own

01:18:24.860 personal

01:18:25.540 experiences.

01:18:27.360 A world

01:18:27.860 without real

01:18:28.620 value outside

01:18:29.580 where each

01:18:30.660 of us

01:18:31.220 personally

01:18:32.440 assign that

01:18:33.360 value.

01:18:34.200 Each of

01:18:34.780 us is

01:18:35.120 encouraged to

01:18:35.780 be the

01:18:36.120 God of a

01:18:37.400 meaningless

01:18:37.860 reality.

01:18:38.780 We are

01:18:40.720 increasingly

01:18:41.460 embracing a

01:18:42.420 subjective

01:18:42.960 understanding of

01:18:43.780 truth and

01:18:44.340 goodness and

01:18:44.960 beauty.

01:18:45.740 We are at

01:18:46.220 war with

01:18:46.900 each other

01:18:47.380 like the

01:18:48.240 gods of

01:18:48.860 ancient

01:18:49.280 myths.

01:18:50.620 We

01:18:50.760 determine the

01:18:51.700 value of

01:18:52.260 beliefs by

01:18:52.860 force and

01:18:53.760 coercion

01:18:54.440 because we

01:18:55.380 believe there

01:18:56.240 is no

01:18:56.760 objective

01:18:57.240 truth, no

01:18:58.240 real beauty,

01:18:59.220 no goodness.

01:19:00.040 Our values

01:19:00.740 are determined

01:19:01.380 by a court

01:19:02.000 of public

01:19:02.480 opinion rather

01:19:03.720 than given

01:19:04.280 to us by

01:19:04.940 God or

01:19:05.560 even inherited

01:19:06.540 from the

01:19:07.460 wisdom of

01:19:07.940 the past.

01:19:09.620 The court

01:19:10.400 of public

01:19:10.800 opinion is

01:19:11.500 an unbridled

01:19:12.340 and emotionally

01:19:12.980 volatile

01:19:13.560 democracy.

01:19:15.400 It doesn't

01:19:15.780 matter what

01:19:16.240 the facts

01:19:16.740 of a case

01:19:17.260 are.

01:19:17.900 Truth is

01:19:18.360 not the

01:19:18.860 point.

01:19:19.520 Truth is

01:19:19.920 subjective,

01:19:21.260 thus dead.

01:19:22.200 But my

01:19:22.840 truth is

01:19:24.140 worth defending

01:19:24.800 to the

01:19:25.160 death.

01:19:26.400 And that's

01:19:26.820 why misgendering

01:19:27.760 someone is

01:19:28.520 described now

01:19:29.180 as violence

01:19:30.020 because it's

01:19:30.700 an attack

01:19:31.320 on the

01:19:32.040 only real

01:19:32.920 meaning left

01:19:33.720 in the

01:19:34.020 world,

01:19:34.420 which,

01:19:34.880 according to

01:19:35.360 our culture

01:19:35.840 now,

01:19:36.460 is what I

01:19:37.180 decide is

01:19:38.420 meaningful.

01:19:40.700 This is

01:19:41.520 how the

01:19:42.040 spirit of

01:19:42.740 idolatry,

01:19:43.760 the spirit

01:19:44.260 of Baal,

01:19:45.300 is manifesting

01:19:46.600 today.

01:19:48.600 This new

01:19:49.440 way we

01:19:50.700 look at the

01:19:51.540 world is

01:19:52.060 spiritual.

01:19:52.760 It is not

01:19:53.220 material.

01:19:54.040 It is

01:19:54.580 religious,

01:19:55.520 or it is

01:19:56.660 insanity.

01:19:59.080 When someone

01:19:59.920 is driving

01:20:00.460 alone in

01:20:00.920 their car

01:20:01.240 with a

01:20:01.620 mask on,

01:20:03.040 that's not

01:20:03.880 a decision

01:20:04.420 based on

01:20:05.000 logic,

01:20:05.680 that's

01:20:05.940 based on

01:20:07.400 faith and

01:20:08.380 following your

01:20:09.280 spiritual

01:20:09.880 leaders.

01:20:10.740 When a man

01:20:11.340 declares himself

01:20:12.200 a woman and

01:20:13.240 the culture

01:20:13.660 clamors to

01:20:14.400 affirm him,

01:20:15.240 that's not

01:20:15.900 science.

01:20:16.960 There is no

01:20:17.480 material justification.

01:20:18.560 It is based on

01:20:19.880 faith of a new

01:20:21.240 religion.

01:20:22.340 When it's widely

01:20:23.520 accepted and

01:20:24.400 repeated that

01:20:25.080 racism is the

01:20:26.200 connective tissue

01:20:27.160 of modern

01:20:28.200 American society

01:20:29.480 without requiring

01:20:30.660 the facts to

01:20:31.640 back this

01:20:32.280 claim up,

01:20:33.440 then what we

01:20:35.340 are dealing

01:20:35.800 with is a

01:20:36.600 strongly held

01:20:37.440 system of

01:20:38.860 beliefs,

01:20:40.580 a religion.

01:20:46.600 When the

01:20:47.460 abortion debate

01:20:48.220 no longer

01:20:48.940 centers on the

01:20:49.760 question,

01:20:50.500 is the

01:20:52.080 baby alive,

01:20:54.720 but instead

01:20:55.940 degrades into 0.91

01:20:56.920 a discussion of

01:20:57.640 the relative

01:20:58.120 value of that

01:20:59.900 baby's life,

01:21:00.740 in comparison

01:21:02.500 to the

01:21:03.220 burden of

01:21:04.100 the mother,

01:21:04.760 then we know

01:21:05.700 our culture

01:21:06.300 has given

01:21:06.960 itself over

01:21:07.920 to valueless,

01:21:10.020 godless

01:21:10.480 understanding

01:21:11.200 of the world.

01:21:12.700 Or worse,

01:21:14.160 we see

01:21:14.880 ourselves as

01:21:16.240 God.

01:21:18.860 The battle

01:21:20.020 of our time

01:21:20.820 is spiritual.

01:21:24.460 It's not

01:21:25.520 material.

01:21:26.800 It is a

01:21:28.420 battle of

01:21:29.200 belief.

01:21:30.740 When you

01:21:31.780 start

01:21:32.220 understanding

01:21:33.040 that woke

01:21:33.880 ism is

01:21:35.180 a religion,

01:21:36.460 not a

01:21:38.700 political

01:21:40.120 philosophy,

01:21:41.220 a religion

01:21:42.080 that will

01:21:44.080 punish all

01:21:44.820 those that

01:21:46.520 don't believe,

01:21:48.520 you will

01:21:48.960 understand we

01:21:49.620 are being

01:21:49.960 dragged back

01:21:50.740 to the dark

01:21:51.340 ages.

01:21:52.580 And as we

01:21:52.960 devolve into

01:21:53.600 a culture that

01:21:54.260 accepts each

01:21:55.080 of us as

01:21:56.740 a kind of

01:21:57.380 demigod of

01:21:58.320 our own

01:21:58.780 reality,

01:21:59.820 how could

01:22:01.080 the entire

01:22:01.560 foundation of

01:22:02.220 our nation

01:22:03.180 not fracture

01:22:04.540 at the

01:22:04.920 seams?

01:22:07.000 Society is

01:22:07.920 fracturing over

01:22:08.580 the most

01:22:08.900 central problem,

01:22:10.000 who do we

01:22:10.640 serve?

01:22:12.620 And tomorrow,

01:22:14.240 I explore

01:22:15.180 what and

01:22:17.200 who I believe

01:22:18.120 America's God

01:22:19.040 has become,

01:22:20.260 the cult

01:22:20.900 of woke-ism

01:22:21.960 tomorrow.

01:22:22.960 We've got no room

01:22:43.820 to compromise.

01:22:47.360 We've got to

01:22:48.300 stand together,

01:22:49.460 it's the

01:22:49.780 chorus of night.

01:22:53.560 Stand up

01:22:54.520 straight and

01:22:55.200 hold the

01:22:55.860 line.

01:22:58.680 It's a

01:22:59.680 new day

01:23:00.580 on time

01:23:01.220 to rise.

01:23:05.120 What you

01:23:06.040 are about

01:23:06.480 to hear

01:23:07.000 is the

01:23:07.600 fusion of

01:23:08.120 entertainment

01:23:08.680 and enlightenment.

01:23:11.020 This is

01:23:11.760 the Glenn

01:23:12.760 Back

01:23:13.080 program.

01:23:16.040 So yesterday

01:23:17.080 we found out

01:23:17.960 that our

01:23:18.620 inflation rate

01:23:19.360 is 8.5%,

01:23:21.540 but the

01:23:23.400 Biden strategy

01:23:24.400 of blame it

01:23:24.980 on Putin

01:23:25.500 is now

01:23:26.580 working,

01:23:27.180 according to

01:23:27.600 the latest

01:23:28.000 poll.

01:23:28.860 Let me

01:23:29.040 throw up

01:23:29.620 a chart

01:23:32.120 here on

01:23:32.940 inflation.

01:23:34.320 If you

01:23:34.680 see CPI

01:23:36.240 and core

01:23:36.740 inflation,

01:23:38.720 gee,

01:23:39.260 that line

01:23:39.760 starts to go

01:23:40.420 almost straight

01:23:41.100 up right

01:23:41.900 at the

01:23:43.200 inauguration

01:23:46.260 of Joe

01:23:47.460 Biden.

01:23:48.740 Hmm,

01:23:49.240 we were at

01:23:49.880 under 2%,

01:23:51.320 he's inaugurated

01:23:52.860 and we're at

01:23:53.640 8.5%.

01:23:55.260 Gee,

01:23:55.720 let's look

01:23:56.740 into this.

01:23:57.580 And is that

01:23:58.020 really what's

01:23:58.980 going on?

01:23:59.480 Is that

01:23:59.720 really the

01:24:00.320 number?

01:24:01.480 Carol Roth

01:24:01.980 joins us

01:24:02.560 in 60

01:24:03.120 seconds.

01:24:07.380 Okay,

01:24:08.020 one of the

01:24:08.480 things that

01:24:08.860 is going to

01:24:09.140 go up

01:24:09.640 dramatically

01:24:10.440 is your

01:24:11.040 credit card

01:24:11.560 bill.

01:24:12.140 They can

01:24:12.640 raise the

01:24:13.100 rates on

01:24:13.480 your credit

01:24:13.880 card bill.

01:24:14.500 The average

01:24:15.020 rate right

01:24:15.520 now is

01:24:15.880 about 19%.

01:24:17.500 19%.

01:24:19.660 Some cards

01:24:20.880 have it as

01:24:21.280 high as

01:24:21.680 24%.

01:24:22.660 You're not

01:24:23.120 going to be

01:24:23.400 able to pay

01:24:23.800 these things

01:24:24.300 off if that

01:24:25.320 just keeps

01:24:25.760 going up and

01:24:26.280 up and up.

01:24:27.680 So,

01:24:28.240 what I want

01:24:28.780 you to do

01:24:29.100 is I want

01:24:29.460 you to call

01:24:29.840 American

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01:24:33.100 mortgage lender

01:24:34.040 that have been

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01:24:37.600 They are not

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01:24:38.680 and that's

01:24:39.840 why I

01:24:40.120 think you

01:24:40.380 can really

01:24:40.840 trust them

01:24:41.560 because they

01:24:43.000 work for you

01:24:44.040 not the

01:24:44.900 bank.

01:24:45.360 They're not

01:24:45.600 trying to put

01:24:46.160 you into

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01:24:47.080 the bank is

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01:25:20.120 Carol Roth

01:25:21.780 the author of

01:25:22.840 The War on

01:25:23.660 Small Business

01:25:24.520 she calls

01:25:25.120 herself a

01:25:26.160 recovering

01:25:26.920 investment

01:25:27.680 banker.

01:25:28.940 She is

01:25:29.680 somebody who

01:25:30.620 is trying to

01:25:32.060 look out for

01:25:32.540 the little

01:25:32.860 guy and can

01:25:33.540 explain what's

01:25:34.280 happening to

01:25:34.760 the little

01:25:35.080 guy in

01:25:35.540 normal terms

01:25:36.300 which is my

01:25:37.720 biggest frustration

01:25:38.560 when you watch

01:25:39.560 anybody who

01:25:40.040 knows anything

01:25:40.440 about the

01:25:40.800 economy.

01:25:41.740 Carol,

01:25:42.380 welcome.

01:25:44.100 Thanks Glenn.

01:25:44.820 I have some

01:25:45.220 bad news.

01:25:45.980 I'm sort of

01:25:46.340 processing this

01:25:47.280 right now but

01:25:47.900 I don't think

01:25:48.820 we're going to

01:25:49.280 save the 16

01:25:50.420 cents on our

01:25:51.380 4th of July

01:25:52.000 barbecue this

01:25:52.860 year.

01:25:53.320 Sort of

01:25:53.920 becoming very

01:25:54.800 clear to me

01:25:55.480 and I'm just

01:25:55.880 trying to

01:25:56.260 process this.

01:25:57.060 Wow.

01:25:57.860 That's

01:25:58.220 believe me

01:25:59.100 I think that's

01:26:00.120 going to be

01:26:00.600 trending on

01:26:01.340 Twitter on

01:26:02.400 July 4th on

01:26:03.420 how much

01:26:03.740 everybody is

01:26:04.280 spending.

01:26:05.540 Let me

01:26:06.160 let me

01:26:07.020 start here

01:26:07.460 8.5%

01:26:09.340 in 1980

01:26:12.480 the highest

01:26:13.980 the highest

01:26:15.380 inflation rate

01:26:16.220 was 14.6

01:26:17.900 and we

01:26:19.060 had 20%

01:26:20.820 mortgage

01:26:22.020 rates.

01:26:23.900 2022

01:26:24.820 according to

01:26:26.600 shadow stats

01:26:27.580 which is

01:26:28.380 calculating the

01:26:29.160 way we

01:26:29.520 calculated

01:26:30.120 inflation in

01:26:30.880 1980 our

01:26:32.300 inflation rate

01:26:33.100 is 17.1%

01:26:35.880 and our

01:26:38.200 mortgage

01:26:39.740 I mean our

01:26:40.840 lending rates

01:26:41.940 are now

01:26:42.540 0.5%

01:26:44.320 to the banks.

01:26:46.000 That seems a

01:26:46.960 little crazy.

01:26:48.460 Yeah it seems

01:26:49.300 like a little bit

01:26:50.200 of a mismatch

01:26:51.400 of policy.

01:26:52.560 Obviously a lot

01:26:53.560 to unpack there

01:26:54.680 but you know

01:26:55.100 this is why

01:26:55.860 people are so

01:26:56.940 angry with the

01:26:58.060 Federal Reserve.

01:26:58.880 they have

01:27:00.100 been on the

01:27:01.700 forefront of

01:27:02.500 causing this

01:27:03.460 issue by

01:27:04.220 artificially

01:27:04.900 suppressing

01:27:05.460 interest rates

01:27:06.500 and printing

01:27:07.840 trillions of

01:27:08.760 dollars that

01:27:09.520 have in part

01:27:10.420 caused this

01:27:11.180 inflation.

01:27:12.580 And then

01:27:13.100 they were

01:27:14.180 buying securities

01:27:15.020 putting them

01:27:15.560 on their

01:27:15.840 balance sheet

01:27:16.340 part of what

01:27:16.900 suppresses

01:27:17.380 interest rates

01:27:18.040 up until

01:27:18.580 last month.

01:27:20.000 Then all of a

01:27:20.580 sudden they got

01:27:21.260 the wake-up call

01:27:22.100 going oh boy

01:27:23.140 you know inflation

01:27:23.840 is pretty high

01:27:24.560 even though

01:27:24.980 it's been

01:27:25.320 trending at

01:27:26.780 incredible levels

01:27:28.040 for well over

01:27:29.040 a year and

01:27:30.520 you know now

01:27:31.060 all of a sudden

01:27:31.620 oh we have

01:27:32.240 to do something

01:27:33.160 and they're

01:27:33.820 still not doing

01:27:34.640 it fast enough

01:27:35.480 but the rub

01:27:36.680 on all of this

01:27:37.640 is it's very

01:27:38.340 hard for them

01:27:38.900 to do anything

01:27:39.740 without putting

01:27:40.440 us into a

01:27:41.000 recession so

01:27:41.780 they are caught

01:27:42.480 between a rock

01:27:43.360 and a hard place.

01:27:44.300 Yeah kind of

01:27:44.920 oh gee I

01:27:45.580 remember saying

01:27:46.360 this kind of

01:27:47.340 at a place

01:27:47.840 where there are

01:27:48.420 no good options

01:27:49.340 and they're out

01:27:50.080 of bullets.

01:27:51.460 All right so

01:27:52.460 let's go back

01:27:53.300 to the stats

01:27:54.120 of 8.5%

01:27:55.900 this is so

01:27:57.380 misleading because

01:27:58.560 they'll say it's

01:27:59.500 the highest in

01:28:00.280 40 years meaning

01:28:01.800 it was worse

01:28:02.360 under Jimmy Carter

01:28:03.160 but I contend

01:28:04.600 it's not worse

01:28:06.080 I mean it's not

01:28:06.940 it was not worse

01:28:08.460 in the 1970s

01:28:10.200 and 80s

01:28:10.700 it's worse now

01:28:11.940 by far

01:28:12.880 because we're

01:28:13.460 at the beginning

01:28:14.020 of this.

01:28:15.280 Can you explain

01:28:16.100 shadow stats

01:28:17.320 and what you

01:28:17.760 understand is

01:28:18.620 this credible

01:28:19.280 to be able to

01:28:20.580 say let me look

01:28:21.420 and calculate it

01:28:22.840 the way we used

01:28:23.760 to?

01:28:25.080 Sure so I

01:28:26.020 to be fair

01:28:27.140 I've looked at

01:28:28.220 shadow stats

01:28:29.060 I have not

01:28:29.720 been able to

01:28:30.400 go through

01:28:31.120 it would take

01:28:31.940 you know lots

01:28:32.420 of modeling

01:28:33.300 power

01:28:33.640 to be able

01:28:34.960 to go back

01:28:35.400 and replicate

01:28:36.040 it but basically

01:28:37.040 what they've done

01:28:37.920 is they said

01:28:38.480 you know there

01:28:39.280 have been a lot

01:28:39.900 of shifts here

01:28:40.780 both in the 80s

01:28:41.900 and the 90s

01:28:42.800 in terms of the way

01:28:43.780 that the government

01:28:44.540 calculates inflation

01:28:45.840 and this should be

01:28:46.940 of no surprise

01:28:47.960 to anyone

01:28:48.480 they want to keep

01:28:49.420 the headline

01:28:50.020 inflation number

01:28:50.980 down

01:28:51.480 also

01:28:52.020 also though

01:28:53.480 isn't social

01:28:54.740 security based

01:28:55.900 increases based

01:28:56.800 on CPI

01:28:58.380 you want to

01:28:58.880 just read

01:28:59.540 this is exactly

01:29:00.540 where I was

01:29:01.140 going with

01:29:01.640 so they have

01:29:02.340 a couple of

01:29:02.940 no this is good

01:29:03.740 we're always

01:29:04.220 simpatico on

01:29:04.880 these things

01:29:05.240 so the reason

01:29:05.980 why they want

01:29:06.600 to keep the

01:29:07.020 headline number

01:29:07.740 down is because

01:29:08.860 it allows them

01:29:09.720 to print more

01:29:10.640 money it keeps

01:29:11.320 you from panicking

01:29:12.140 but like you

01:29:12.920 said there are

01:29:13.340 a lot of

01:29:13.780 things that

01:29:14.740 you know the

01:29:15.960 numbers for

01:29:16.700 inflation feed

01:29:18.140 into like like

01:29:19.360 you said social

01:29:20.140 security and other

01:29:21.380 programs that have

01:29:22.360 cost of living

01:29:23.280 adjustments so this

01:29:24.280 is another way

01:29:25.220 for the government

01:29:26.260 to continue to

01:29:27.420 cheat so what

01:29:28.400 shadow stats has

01:29:29.400 done is they said

01:29:30.060 well let's go back

01:29:30.960 to you know the

01:29:31.640 best approximation

01:29:32.440 we can make of

01:29:33.820 what happened before

01:29:34.760 the 90s changes

01:29:35.660 before the 80s

01:29:36.600 changes and let's

01:29:37.360 calculate it and

01:29:38.700 if they looked at

01:29:39.460 the rate it's about

01:29:40.440 double of what is

01:29:41.900 being reported and

01:29:43.320 you can just look at

01:29:44.180 some of the key

01:29:44.980 categories things

01:29:46.140 like rent and

01:29:47.140 hotels and whatnot

01:29:48.260 on what they are

01:29:49.600 reporting and go

01:29:51.060 yeah you know that

01:29:51.960 makes sense you and

01:29:53.040 i can go to the

01:29:53.700 grocery store we

01:29:54.740 can you know try to

01:29:55.600 shelter and feed our

01:29:57.120 families and go get

01:29:58.000 gas you understand

01:29:59.340 that it's not just

01:30:00.380 8.5 percent

01:30:01.580 inflation so this is

01:30:03.040 trying to give you

01:30:03.740 that apples to

01:30:04.680 apples comparison

01:30:05.680 right and you know

01:30:06.740 by my estimation it

01:30:08.280 seems like it's in

01:30:09.260 the ballpark yeah

01:30:10.300 which is 17.1

01:30:13.120 inflation rate this

01:30:15.000 month in 1980 it

01:30:17.080 was 14.6 that was

01:30:19.720 the top of it we're

01:30:21.220 not at are we at

01:30:22.020 the top of this

01:30:22.780 well that's a great

01:30:24.500 question today we

01:30:26.240 got a number there

01:30:27.460 there are different

01:30:28.080 measures of inflation

01:30:29.420 the cpi is sort of a

01:30:31.580 consumer survey one

01:30:33.020 that's used today we

01:30:35.000 got something called

01:30:35.800 the producer price

01:30:37.340 index which is a

01:30:38.360 measure of wholesale

01:30:39.460 inflation okay is

01:30:40.920 this is this the

01:30:42.160 this shows us what

01:30:44.280 may be coming our

01:30:45.480 way because these

01:30:46.400 are the raw materials

01:30:47.640 that it takes to

01:30:48.920 make things that we

01:30:50.100 eventually buy yes

01:30:51.800 this is the inflation

01:30:52.980 and the inputs to the

01:30:55.240 goods and services and

01:30:56.460 it is a lagging

01:30:57.500 indicator because you

01:30:58.700 obviously have to have

01:30:59.900 that inflation number

01:31:01.600 know what that is but

01:31:02.600 they haven't gone into

01:31:03.860 that finished price that

01:31:05.320 has gone to the

01:31:06.320 consumer that what the

01:31:07.180 consumer is paying at

01:31:08.460 so this ends up

01:31:10.220 meaning that what

01:31:10.820 we're seeing today is

01:31:12.140 going to impact what

01:31:13.520 we're seeing going

01:31:14.240 forward now obviously

01:31:15.780 the gas prices are

01:31:17.260 moving around so it's

01:31:19.140 going to be different

01:31:19.820 headline versus looking

01:31:21.440 at what's called core

01:31:22.380 inflation which strips

01:31:23.440 out food and energy

01:31:24.460 prices but given the

01:31:26.600 fact that at the

01:31:27.560 producer level today

01:31:28.940 we got a number that

01:31:30.300 is the highest level on

01:31:32.480 record Glenn the highest

01:31:33.800 level 11.2 percent at

01:31:37.140 the wholesale level

01:31:38.460 that's 11.2 percent

01:31:40.600 increase which again is

01:31:41.980 probably understated that

01:31:43.560 is going to flow through

01:31:45.060 goods and services that

01:31:46.320 we're going to see in the

01:31:47.340 coming months that's the

01:31:48.460 current way did they

01:31:49.380 ever calculate they

01:31:50.160 changed this calculation

01:31:51.400 ever of course of course

01:31:52.700 they changed the whole

01:31:53.400 name they changed the

01:31:54.260 whole name of the index

01:31:55.420 right you know they said

01:31:56.560 well we're not going to

01:31:57.340 do it this way anymore

01:31:58.160 we're going to we're

01:31:58.600 going to have a different

01:31:59.100 way to do we're going

01:31:59.680 to have a new name we're

01:32:00.420 going to brand it it's

01:32:01.280 going to be great but

01:32:02.120 this is the change but

01:32:03.360 this is the this is the

01:32:06.240 highest number even with

01:32:07.880 all of the changes this

01:32:09.600 is the highest number

01:32:10.540 ever recorded so based

01:32:13.200 on this current index this

01:32:15.480 is the highest number

01:32:16.740 ever recorded holy cow

01:32:18.540 yeah I mean it was

01:32:19.900 staggering 11.2 percent

01:32:22.600 okay so why is this a I

01:32:25.560 would think this is a

01:32:26.480 leading indicator because

01:32:28.200 if the prices to produce

01:32:29.680 things are more expensive

01:32:31.980 expensive today at 11

01:32:34.180 percent more expensive

01:32:35.360 that means that it's

01:32:36.660 showing me that when it

01:32:38.260 finally gets a finished

01:32:39.420 product and it's at you're

01:32:41.060 going to be paying at

01:32:42.200 least 11 percent more

01:32:44.360 right yeah we're we're

01:32:46.140 saying sort of the same

01:32:47.160 thing in a different way

01:32:47.940 what I'm saying is that

01:32:48.720 it lags uh what what

01:32:50.360 shows up in the cpi

01:32:51.680 inflation number so you

01:32:53.400 you have not seen it yet

01:32:54.920 because it hasn't hit it

01:32:56.200 yet so we're both saying

01:32:57.380 the same thing and just

01:32:58.140 that with just slightly

01:32:58.960 different uh words here

01:33:00.420 so uh what what what

01:33:03.500 uh what what what what

01:33:05.160 what can be done here

01:33:06.580 um you know it's a

01:33:10.020 really good question

01:33:11.040 obviously a lot of

01:33:12.420 people are looking to

01:33:13.580 the federal reserve to

01:33:15.080 get us you know out of

01:33:16.540 the uh out of this with

01:33:18.020 monetary policy um the

01:33:20.420 the challenge is I don't

01:33:21.480 think they can do that

01:33:22.660 without causing a

01:33:24.320 recession and major

01:33:25.960 carnage in the economy

01:33:27.340 because at this point

01:33:28.560 all the things that have

01:33:29.880 led into this um you

01:33:31.780 know the monetary policy

01:33:33.180 the fiscal policy the

01:33:34.620 disruption uh in the

01:33:36.360 supply chain it's created

01:33:38.080 this systemic supply

01:33:40.140 imbalances monetary

01:33:41.860 policy can quell our

01:33:43.320 demand it can make us go

01:33:44.520 oh we're not going to

01:33:45.180 get a mortgage because

01:33:46.340 you know it's that it's

01:33:47.260 six percent or you know

01:33:48.660 we're not going to spend

01:33:49.460 as much at the store but

01:33:51.100 you know how does it fix

01:33:52.540 the fact that we have 1.8

01:33:54.340 jobs available for every

01:33:56.000 worker you know how does

01:33:57.060 it fix the fact that we

01:33:58.240 have four to five million

01:33:59.800 homes um you know that

01:34:01.760 are underbuilt at this

01:34:03.140 point in time you know

01:34:04.000 how does it fix the fact

01:34:05.300 that we've underinvested in

01:34:07.480 energy and and and

01:34:09.360 health care infrastructure

01:34:10.800 so it's you know the

01:34:12.820 things that they would

01:34:13.760 have to do to to make

01:34:15.100 those changes there's a

01:34:17.040 huge disconnect and as

01:34:18.880 I said I think it would be

01:34:19.840 really ugly for the

01:34:20.860 economy so um you know

01:34:22.980 this could it will

01:34:24.740 probably at some point

01:34:26.220 come down on a headline

01:34:27.520 basis but that is the

01:34:29.280 growth rate it doesn't

01:34:30.760 mean that we're not

01:34:31.380 going to have elevated

01:34:32.640 inflation and continued

01:34:34.720 pain for a very long

01:34:36.120 time so uh when we when

01:34:38.420 we look at things like

01:34:39.620 what's happening over in

01:34:40.700 Shanghai where they've

01:34:42.320 shut everything down and

01:34:44.080 I where's that story

01:34:45.560 there's a China has

01:34:48.060 stranded 30 million

01:34:50.120 truckers 30 million

01:34:52.700 truckers in China are

01:34:54.180 now stuck at home

01:34:55.220 what is this going to

01:34:57.680 mean this impact we

01:34:59.080 felt it last time that

01:35:00.960 China shut down but we

01:35:03.060 shut down as well this

01:35:05.240 time we're not shutting

01:35:06.220 down what is that impact

01:35:08.440 going to mean to us

01:35:09.500 yeah well obviously it's

01:35:11.960 not a good thing um for

01:35:13.800 supply chains for the

01:35:15.080 companies that are still

01:35:16.200 depending on China um I

01:35:18.640 think internally to

01:35:19.740 China it's a huge issue 1.00

01:35:21.640 because they are a net

01:35:23.220 importer of not only

01:35:25.140 energy but food um and

01:35:27.460 so you know what does

01:35:28.340 that mean in terms of the

01:35:30.060 potential for some of

01:35:31.340 those people to have you

01:35:32.660 know pretty substantial

01:35:33.520 food insecurity or

01:35:35.040 starvation if they don't

01:35:37.360 get things going again um

01:35:39.600 and certainly as we know

01:35:41.000 that the reverberations

01:35:42.380 about you know all these

01:35:43.400 decisions around the

01:35:44.420 world um could lead to

01:35:46.340 other other issues social

01:35:48.020 unrest and whatnot um

01:35:50.100 which you know we are

01:35:51.520 all connected and so that

01:35:53.160 even though we'll be in a

01:35:54.560 better position it doesn't

01:35:56.600 mean it won't have real

01:35:57.900 impacts and as we know

01:35:59.060 anytime something has an

01:36:00.080 impact here in America who

01:36:01.680 feels it is it the elite is

01:36:03.440 it the wealthy is it the

01:36:04.680 wealth connected of course

01:36:06.160 not they're going to find a

01:36:07.080 way to insulate themselves

01:36:08.520 it's going to be the average

01:36:10.300 American it's going to be 1.00

01:36:11.660 the main street business

01:36:12.860 it's going to be the backbone

01:36:14.160 of this country and this

01:36:15.460 economy that bears the

01:36:16.940 brunt of it back with

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01:37:51.900 so there was another story that I

01:38:05.760 read today global renewable power

01:38:08.380 prices soar on heavy demand that

01:38:13.620 contract prices for renewables in

01:38:16.840 North America have gone up 28.5% and

01:38:22.460 27.5% in Europe that's just in the

01:38:27.100 last 12 months gee why would that be

01:38:31.980 Carol well this is what's called

01:38:35.920 supply and demand Glenn we have

01:38:39.740 under invested in all different

01:38:42.140 kinds of commodities it's not just

01:38:44.280 energy but it's all different kinds

01:38:46.220 of commodity components things that

01:38:48.380 are required for decarbonization and

01:38:51.520 this huge push has led to increased

01:38:54.680 demand and when you don't have enough

01:38:57.260 supply to meet that demand what

01:38:59.780 happens but the prices go up if you

01:39:01.940 think about something like copper

01:39:03.820 you know it's one of the biggest

01:39:05.760 inputs into energy and so if you're

01:39:09.060 going to have something that is you

01:39:10.540 know electricity based you're going

01:39:12.320 to need a lot of copper there are a

01:39:14.580 whole slew of other materials from

01:39:16.620 aluminum to lithium and whatnot that

01:39:20.240 are used in these sort of green

01:39:22.820 friendly products and again we have

01:39:26.040 not seen enough investment in order to

01:39:29.440 to fill to fulfill these crazy wishes

01:39:32.200 that the folks who are pushing

01:39:34.380 decarbonization want to fulfill by the

01:39:38.700 way you can ask Carol for answers on

01:39:42.480 anything we you know I said yesterday

01:39:45.600 that you know I've always felt like I

01:39:49.420 was I was here to warn what's coming

01:39:52.260 over the horizon but I also think that it

01:39:55.140 is to empower you and information is

01:39:59.580 empowering and to encourage you and

01:40:03.500 that means you know to just keep doing

01:40:06.240 the things that you know are right do

01:40:07.680 the next right thing but also to give

01:40:09.800 you some answers on some things and so

01:40:13.020 we've put up at glennbeck.com slash

01:40:15.660 questions I think that's it isn't it is

01:40:19.640 it what contact okay sorry glennbeck.com

01:40:23.120 slash contact you go there and you can

01:40:27.000 ask Carol a question and if she can

01:40:29.460 she'll she'll answer it can I do we have

01:40:31.280 time for one question concerning the

01:40:33.480 economy for Carol Roth we don't feel

01:40:36.580 like we can trust our money to be in big

01:40:38.700 banks but we also know the dollar stands

01:40:40.720 to lose most of its value so keeping it

01:40:43.580 in cash is also useless what is the best

01:40:46.560 course for us to invest and convert our

01:40:48.540 money to so we'll have something if

01:40:50.920 things change to digital okay so this is

01:40:54.220 the normal caveat this is not financial

01:40:56.520 advice in the legal aspect of it this is

01:41:00.880 just for your own information and

01:41:02.780 additional research okay so the first

01:41:05.280 thing I want to make sure is that you

01:41:06.860 take care of your near-term and

01:41:08.920 emergency expenses because we do see

01:41:11.160 prices going up if something goes

01:41:13.600 sideways you do want to make sure that

01:41:15.320 you have enough cash on hand to be able

01:41:17.440 to to handle that but outside of that you

01:41:20.380 don't want your cash sitting in the bank

01:41:22.620 because it's going to lose value you have

01:41:24.820 to be looking at hard assets some of the

01:41:27.980 things to consider is housing now

01:41:30.340 obviously as we know the Fed is increasing

01:41:33.280 those mortgage rates so that is going to

01:41:35.800 have some impact on housing probably in the

01:41:38.620 near term but in the long term we are

01:41:41.040 under built four to five plus million homes

01:41:44.420 depending on who you ask from the last

01:41:46.260 decade plus given the prices and what's

01:41:48.960 happened over you know the last couple of

01:41:50.740 years we haven't seen that same bump in

01:41:53.420 building so I think that that imbalance is

01:41:56.160 something you want to be thinking about

01:41:57.480 also having some exposure to tangible

01:42:01.260 commodities to gold to silver to you know

01:42:05.660 investments in other commodities again we've

01:42:08.340 seen some run up in those but if you're

01:42:11.280 thinking as a long-term hedge against

01:42:14.200 inflation it's something for you to

01:42:15.960 consider please don't this is just my

01:42:18.140 opinion please stay away from paper stuff

01:42:20.420 correct this is physical you especially on

01:42:23.600 the on the gold and silver metal standpoint

01:42:25.720 you want to actually have the physical

01:42:28.380 gold yes exactly and silver and then on the

01:42:32.500 stock side obviously you know with the

01:42:35.520 Federal Reserve raising rates there's going

01:42:37.440 to be some choppiness there's going to be

01:42:39.180 some volatility in the market if you are not

01:42:42.200 sophisticated the S&P 500 still gives you

01:42:45.200 that broad diversification if you are

01:42:48.440 looking to pick stocks you're going to look

01:42:51.060 for ones with inelastic demand that means

01:42:54.020 that they are able to raise their prices to

01:42:56.480 customers and customers will continue to pay

01:42:59.400 that you're going to want to look for ones

01:43:01.580 with strong balance sheets that can weather

01:43:04.060 whatever is ahead and probably ones with extra

01:43:07.140 cash to do some share buybacks because that

01:43:09.100 is going to help with the earnings per

01:43:11.760 share seconds give me the last one yes so in

01:43:15.900 terms if you're looking at the central bank

01:43:17.500 digital currency that's going to come down

01:43:19.860 potentially to bartering and if things go

01:43:21.800 sideways think about things that are going

01:43:23.620 to be a valuable barter commodity as well if that

01:43:27.620 happens just hold just brace for impact if that

01:43:32.380 happens we have a whole bunch of problems

01:43:34.280 carol thank you so much god bless thanks for

01:43:37.000 having me it is glennbeck.com slash contact

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01:45:17.020 this is the glenn back program tonight i take on a

01:45:28.040 a very important topic one that no one will actually

01:45:33.140 discuss tonight's wednesday night special at 9pm on blaze tv and the blaze tv

01:45:39.320 youtube channel it's president biden's fitness for office

01:45:43.500 uh he seems to be in rapid decline we have taken the video

01:45:49.340 from years gone by even two years ago or a year ago

01:45:54.380 uh and he's in rapid decline so what does that mean is anybody looking at

01:46:01.100 should he be president of the united states and what does the 25th amendment

01:46:05.160 really allow people to do and does this fit

01:46:09.700 tonight 9 p.m let me play some audio here this is from shanghai

01:46:16.140 this is looking over like shanghai's like almost like central park

01:46:34.660 it is just high-rise condos and and apartments all the way around

01:46:40.660 it's at night and you're hearing people scream matt kibbe is here to talk about

01:46:46.980 the story hi matt hey how are you i'm very good

01:46:49.680 what are they saying they are they're basically saying they're

01:46:53.620 they're locked into their apartments they're not allowed to leave

01:46:56.260 uh they have no food and they're saying i would rather die

01:46:59.340 than continue this anymore and various versions of that

01:47:03.140 um the chinese government is actually flying drones

01:47:06.520 telling them to suppress their their souls urge to be free

01:47:12.460 and fall in line it is it is right out of hunger games or think about the worst

01:47:18.520 dystopian novel right you look at that and it's like a movie

01:47:23.380 and you're just expecting like some superhero to fly in or something

01:47:28.560 this is a dystopian movie we've all seen that footage is terrifying

01:47:33.960 yeah and and by the way this is not some corner of china this is shanghai

01:47:38.860 financial center of their universe and it is it's sort of the logical conclusion

01:47:44.540 of of this this idea that government can keep us safe from a virus they have this

01:47:51.100 uh uh defined philosophy of called zero covid which means that we the government

01:47:56.840 are going to use all of our powers to stop a virus it's something that's never been

01:48:01.880 tried before and china has been celebrated from day one starting with the new york times and

01:48:06.820 everybody else the chinese model is the model and they're willing to do anything to prove that 1.00

01:48:13.080 their model works they're going to kill as many people as they need to to keep people safe how are

01:48:18.780 they feeding these people they're not and and this is like sort of an arrogance of of central planning

01:48:25.800 technocratic authoritarianism the distribution of food has been taken over essentially by the government

01:48:32.860 and it doesn't work the food is rotting outside of the the corners of the city um people are not

01:48:39.460 allowed to leave their houses um they've shut down the entire informal economy that has always been

01:48:46.520 how people get fed so this is why they're screaming they're starving to death

01:48:51.120 and like you said this is not some nowhere village this is i mean that looks like central park yeah

01:49:00.740 i mean this is the elite of the elite in the elite city yeah i mean i think um that's that's why it's

01:49:07.700 so shocking and there's so many videos now they've actually gotten through all of our tech sensors

01:49:12.520 so that people are seeing this and and for better or worse you know a lot of people started paying

01:49:18.720 attention when they saw videos of these same lockdown police beating uh the pets of the people

01:49:26.280 screaming to death because animals are a potential vector for covid and and people you know they can't

01:49:33.960 see people starving in their apartments they can hear them but they can see the brutality with which

01:49:38.980 they're murdering pets in the street so people are starting to pay attention and and i'm hoping

01:49:45.040 that finally after two years of warning that lockdowns you know they disrupt supply chains we

01:49:51.500 potentially put people at risk of everything including starving if if there's no food if there's

01:49:57.580 no food production if there's no food distribution eventually we're going to be in this same situation and

01:50:04.880 i want people to understand that especially since the reason why these people are not out in the streets

01:50:11.960 is because there is such a tight control on individuals they they track everyone everyone

01:50:20.180 yeah uh and and if you're out without your phone there's a drone that comes up to you and says go back

01:50:27.260 home and get your your drone or they pick you up and throw you away if you've ever watched the horrible

01:50:33.620 series called black mirror this is an episode out of there because the chinese government has the social

01:50:39.580 credit system where they and they they know your identity um you have a digital footprint they

01:50:47.140 control your bank account they control every aspect of your life so the the risk of leaving your home

01:50:53.140 is that you will be destroyed forever you you might actually be killed but more importantly there's

01:50:59.820 no recovering from getting on the bad list in china bad citizen means that not only you but your family

01:51:07.720 will pay the ultimate price and disloyalty is the one thing that's not accepted

01:51:12.640 how far away are we because i remember seeing this what was this stew two years ago when they were

01:51:19.320 doing this and remember they were welding people into their homes and yeah we said that'll never happen

01:51:25.220 and then the drones that'll never happen and then you know it happened started happening even in

01:51:29.340 italy and i still thought no they're not gonna do that here and then it was here well i mean i guess not

01:51:34.260 necessarily the welding and the drones but a version of that for sure a version i remember i think it

01:51:40.640 was connecticut uh the police were going door to door it was uh rhode island rhode island yeah um

01:51:46.980 and and and we we did a i should say we did a deep dive on this uh yesterday and and the show that

01:51:53.140 you and i did for kibby on liberty will will air next wednesday and the deep dive here is that this the

01:52:01.340 chinese model um which is directly related to the great reset and the idea that authoritarians are

01:52:12.240 going to replace um personal choice um the logic of this was always about the chinese model and so you

01:52:19.620 see like i'm shocked we've all been shocked to see just how far canada will go in terms of debanking

01:52:25.740 the truckers and everything else so how far are we it depends exactly on how much the american people

01:52:32.580 are willing to put up with because i think that our government is not immune from this gross obscene

01:52:40.320 abuse of power no way um they'll do it in a heartbeat it just depends if they'll let us all right the

01:52:46.080 emergency whatever the emergency is if it's big enough they will absolutely go to this and then

01:52:51.880 there's no then you're like china they do whatever you want yeah whatever they want to do to you they 0.99

01:52:56.760 will and this was this was our frustration early on when we were complaining about lockdowns you know

01:53:01.600 i'm an economist so i was i was geeking out like uh carol roth on on supply chains and that kind of

01:53:07.820 thing um and then we talked about vaccine mandates and vax ports as the infrastructure for a social credit

01:53:15.560 system and and being forced to take a vaccine that you may or may not want to do these are all

01:53:22.520 components of the chinese model and and everybody viewed them as very benign public health measures

01:53:29.960 but they're quite the opposite this is about power it's not about health so you know there's a lot of

01:53:35.840 libertarians that um will and and quite frankly a lot of conservative republicans too that will sit back

01:53:44.420 and look at the great reset and say this is just business that's a private business they can do

01:53:49.440 whatever they want how do you answer that um it's not a private business in any realistic sense and i

01:53:57.260 call it political capture a lot of these tech companies that are controlling the narrative that

01:54:02.140 we've all talked about so much um they're taking a lot of money from the government in terms of ad

01:54:06.980 revenue um they're essentially accepting a deal that they can't refuse when even the president's

01:54:14.520 press secretary says you better do something about these dissident voices um but it's going back to the

01:54:22.400 chinese model um it's a cozy relationship sure the social credit system in china is executed by 0.78

01:54:29.380 nominally private interest banking tech it's it's not a government program in that sense so you have this

01:54:36.460 this collusion between big business and big government that is happening in the same way

01:54:42.700 in this country and are those corporations captured are they just pursuing uh higher profits through their

01:54:49.600 relationships with government um whatever it is it's not private it's something else and there's it's

01:54:56.320 fascism and uh and it's strange because the corporations that are afraid of it and are just falling

01:55:03.440 into line because they see the writing on the wall they are already in their you know their corporate

01:55:12.120 condo around central park ready to get out on and start screaming i'd rather i'd rather die than this

01:55:19.360 yeah uh but they won't and now is the time to scream that because it's not completely finished yet

01:55:26.980 once it's finished not only will some of those corporations regret this uh but so will the average

01:55:34.420 person and then you just have to decide i mean people say how do i prepare what do i do i i keep

01:55:40.060 saying lately you just have to decide will you comply no matter what they say and you have to think you

01:55:49.420 know well yeah i take the vaccine okay all right great will you wear the mask whenever and for however

01:55:56.100 long they tell you to do it will you not stand up in your pta meeting when they're talking to your

01:56:02.780 kindergartners about transsexual and telling your kindergartner that they may not be a boy or a girl

01:56:09.220 will you comply because it's only going to get worse and if you can say yeah i'd rather

01:56:17.380 i'd you know i'd rather just comply than have any trouble you'll be fine but if you disagree with

01:56:25.220 anyone on anything unless you're 100 percent compliant on whatever else they can think of

01:56:30.540 you're doomed right right the the only answer is peaceful civil disobedience there's a lot more of

01:56:39.400 us than there are of them but somebody needs to stick their neck out first it's it's sort of an act of

01:56:45.840 entrepreneurship in a sense some crazy guy is going to say you know what i'm not going to do that

01:56:51.700 anymore i'm not going to comply and there's safety in numbers and other people follow and pretty soon

01:56:57.800 you have a convoy of canadian truckers shutting down the capital of canada and that's how it happens

01:57:04.300 and and we watched in real time what the government did to those people but they also changed the

01:57:11.840 narrative i think the only reason that we're not doing employer vaccine mandates in this country

01:57:17.060 is the canadian truckers it makes me very sad that it wasn't american americans that did it makes

01:57:24.200 me actually proud and and makes us feel not so alone that it was canadians that did it yeah and that

01:57:29.820 was a high profile example though but isn't wasn't it sort of eroded this entire time like

01:57:35.740 these mask mandates were in effect in texas for a long time and there were periods where i think

01:57:43.260 people sort of paid attention to them but it went away pretty fast i mean i it seemed like there was a

01:57:48.420 a large scale but very like this low simmer of people just constantly blowing these things off

01:57:56.520 and moving on with their lives and then all of a sudden it was just over in some states in some

01:58:00.000 states see this is why i need to move to texas because we have a completely different view yeah of

01:58:05.900 what covid was you you live in washington you still live in washington dc that's insanity what happened up

01:58:12.120 there yeah it's crazy i i spent all my time driving to virginia to go to the gym to go to restaurants to

01:58:17.720 go to the grocery store simply because i want this sort of civil civil disobedience to happen 0.88

01:58:24.280 we actually did a documentary about a restaurant bar owner in dc yeah yeah he runs the big board i

01:58:30.340 think he's beat on your show actually uh he finally got his license back um but he made it safe

01:58:37.340 for other restaurants and by the way the mayor lifted those just days after she shut him down

01:58:44.000 so again someone needs to be brave and it might feel irrational to put your life and your business

01:58:50.260 on the line but somebody's got to step up and and you know it's the culture here in texas is quite

01:58:56.420 different i think people are generally more inclined to resist irrational authority um in dc we love it

01:59:03.560 like we're swimming no you're in a cesspool of of violence you are in the cult of of uh of uh

01:59:12.560 wokeness there yep um matt thank you so much good to see you good to see you um you can uh hear the

01:59:19.440 podcast we did yesterday he interviewed me on the great reset uh and it was a really good fascinating

01:59:25.620 conversation you can hear that kibber kibby on liberty uh that is on blaze tv and you can get it

01:59:32.460 next wednesday next wednesday next wednesday if you're not a subscriber blaze tv what are you

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01:59:42.760 dot com slash glenn use the promo code glenn and save all right we have met the enemy and the enemy

01:59:51.100 is us oh well i mean it's not it's the fed it's joe biden i can't believe people are now starting

01:59:59.480 believe the latest poll so it shows that uh people are starting to believe the lie that this is about

02:00:04.080 putin that this inflation started with putin it did not don't let that lie creep in uh we are headed

02:00:12.380 for massive inflation we are already if you use shadow stats it's 17.1 percent inflation if you just

02:00:20.260 calculate it the way it was calculated in 1980 i think that's fair uh we had 14 as the high back in

02:00:28.180 the 1970s and 80s what is the hedge against inflation it is gold or silver please call gold

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02:01:10.360 this is terrifying this from the washington post uh in a normal year up to half of christine

02:01:33.460 jarbo's first graders start school knowing how to tie their shoes but thanks to the

02:01:40.040 coronavirus pandemic school hasn't been normal for more than two years so when the teacher

02:01:45.780 jarobi welcomed a fresh crop of fairfax county public schools the first graders she said okay show

02:01:52.860 me how you tie your shoes most of them looked at me confused they weren't sure where to even start

02:02:01.160 this has just destroyed a generation we have no idea what the effects are of this lockdown that has

02:02:12.660 happened and if anyone suggests we go back we have to say no and demand that your state hello texas

02:02:22.480 ends the emergency mandate end it now see you tonight at nine on blaze tv this is the glenn back program

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 13, 2022

How'd the Feds Miss Targeting the NYC Violent Extremist？ ｜ Guests： Matt Kibbe & Carol Roth ｜ 4⧸13⧸22

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How'd the Feds Miss Targeting the NYC Violent Extremist？｜ Guests： Matt Kibbe & Carol Roth ｜ 4⧸13⧸22