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00:01:59.820 Hello, America, and welcome to Monday.

00:02:07.580 The Dow had a horrible, horrible Friday, and it looks like it's going to be another dark Monday

00:02:14.820 on the stock market.

00:02:17.360 The pre-market stock trading has been down as much as, I think, 600 or 800 points.

00:02:22.880 It's still down today.

00:02:24.940 Supply chain problems, the gas problems.

00:02:29.220 And Joe Biden, you know, is just rocking it.

00:02:32.180 I don't know about you, but boy, was I wrong about Joe Biden because he's rocking it.

00:02:36.640 It is great.

00:02:37.360 He said there is absolutely nothing that he is doing to hurt gas prices.

00:02:46.360 And that's as true as what he said on Friday when he said the U.S. has the fastest growing economy

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00:02:57.260 And you know what?

00:02:58.420 He was right, except for those 50 other economies in the world that are ahead of America right

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00:03:07.340 We begin with your economy in 60 seconds.

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00:04:32.820 Oh, Stu, just as another exciting Monday morning.

00:04:37.680 How are you feeling?

00:04:38.600 I mean, I am feeling incredibly well.

00:04:42.260 I'm looking at the state of the economy.

00:04:43.940 And did you know that this president has added more jobs than any president in history?

00:04:51.100 Everything's going incredibly well.

00:04:54.140 And really, it's it's just these Republicans who are who are smearing the job this president

00:05:00.440 has done.

00:05:01.320 At least that's what the president tells me.

00:05:03.620 Yeah, you know, yesterday and this weekend, I had to drive down to Park City to get to

00:05:12.360 my art show.

00:05:13.920 And I have to tell you, I was just thinking great thoughts about this administration as

00:05:18.880 I stopped at Subway to buy two sandwiches, two drinks, a couple of chips and spent just

00:05:28.100 over forty dollars.

00:05:29.020 And she said, it's, you know, forty one nineteen.

00:05:33.740 And I was like, I honestly, I looked around like she's talking to somebody else.

00:05:39.360 And she just looked at me and I said, for that?

00:05:43.820 I mean, no offense, Subway, but forty one bucks for that.

00:05:49.180 She's like, yeah, the price has gone up.

00:05:52.620 I had yesterday I drove home.

00:05:59.380 I had sixty dollars in my pocket and I had to I had to get some food for the boy on a

00:06:08.060 teenage boy doesn't eat much at all.

00:06:10.700 And then I had I had twenty four dollars left and just from feeding the boy and then twenty

00:06:18.580 four dollars left to put gas in my car, which was really, really great.

00:06:22.520 And I got a whopping four gallons.

00:06:24.480 And I thought to myself, why didn't I vote for Joe Biden?

00:06:28.180 I mean, I just think this is fantastic.

00:06:31.160 And then I get up this morning and I look at, you know, the stock market and I'm thinking,

00:06:35.100 geez, my retirement, it's going well, it's going well.

00:06:38.880 Well, everybody's retirement, you know, the one thing that living here in the center of

00:06:46.120 the country or in a farming part of the country is you have a different perspective on almost

00:06:53.460 everything.

00:06:55.240 It's kind of weird.

00:06:56.980 I got up this morning and it was raining and it was pouring here at the ranch and cold

00:07:02.000 or cool.

00:07:03.400 And I, I got up this morning and my first reaction when I get up in the morning and

00:07:08.400 I'm in Dallas and it's raining, I'm like, ah, crap.

00:07:12.220 The first thing I did when I opened the window, I said, oh, thank you, Lord.

00:07:16.820 Thank you.

00:07:17.740 You have a different view on everything because you need the rain for the crops so you can eat

00:07:27.360 and others can eat so your cattle can eat.

00:07:33.400 Um, you know, I'm not really, I'm not really down with the global warming thing, uh, right

00:07:37.780 now, if this is what it's going to take, because no one, no.

00:07:43.140 Oh my gosh.

00:07:44.900 Write this down.

00:07:45.500 I think this is a good, uh, phrase to describe what's coming.

00:07:49.420 No one will own anything and they'll be happy or they'll be shot, but they'll be happy about

00:07:57.540 it.

00:07:58.800 That's the way to do it.

00:08:00.020 Yeah.

00:08:00.180 I like that.

00:08:00.920 You know, it's funny, right?

00:08:02.180 Looking at this, uh, the economy as it comes out and watching the president's response to

00:08:07.040 it, you know, there have been, you know, I was talking to a friend in Pennsylvania this

00:08:11.660 weekend who, who's filled up his gas, normal cup, normal vehicle, not like a giant truck or

00:08:16.220 anything, $121 to fill up in Pennsylvania.

00:08:20.720 And you realize what I, and I'm fascinated by this when Barack Obama was president and

00:08:28.780 they were coming out of the great recession.

00:08:30.400 And there was this constant thing.

00:08:32.640 We used to mock it all the time.

00:08:34.180 They would say, you know, uh, we've now saved or created, uh, 2 million jobs.

00:08:41.380 And obviously like it was a totally different, uh, approach at that metric where normally it

00:08:47.920 would just be how many jobs you created.

00:08:49.400 Well, they said saved or created.

00:08:50.800 Therefore, like it, like implicitly telling you, look, the bottom line here is we know

00:08:58.080 things aren't great, but it's better than you realize.

00:09:01.040 And the things we're doing are making it better than it could have been.

00:09:05.540 If we weren't here, that was their message to the country.

00:09:09.120 They acknowledge that things kind of sucked, but it really wasn't our fault.

00:09:14.060 It was Bush's fault.

00:09:15.160 It was the last guy's fault.

00:09:16.680 And the things we're doing may are making it more tolerable.

00:09:19.920 That is not the approach of the Biden administration.

00:09:23.360 The Biden administration is telling you things are great.

00:09:26.980 What you idiots.

00:09:28.200 Why don't you realize how good this is going?

00:09:30.880 This is your problem.

00:09:32.220 Maybe we need to get Joe Biden on the campaign trail more often so he can tell people how

00:09:36.820 good they have it.

00:09:38.520 And I don't know when you're filling up for $121 and you're paying, uh, $42 for subway

00:09:46.740 sandwiches.

00:09:48.100 I don't think people agree.

00:09:50.640 It's not that they don't, they don't hear your message.

00:09:52.600 They just think it's ridiculous.

00:09:54.880 So here's the interesting thing here.

00:09:57.460 Um, you know, cause we do have such a great economy.

00:10:01.740 It's just so great, Stu.

00:10:03.520 I don't know what you're talking about, but it's so great.

00:10:06.080 And when Joe Biden says, Hey, uh, you know, we have the fastest growing economy in the

00:10:11.680 world.

00:10:13.100 Well, that's, you know, if you leave off the list, the other 50 countries that are doing

00:10:20.300 better than the United States.

00:10:21.920 And, you know, when I started looking into this, I thought, okay, all right.

00:10:26.720 I mean, the UK did better than we did.

00:10:30.320 Okay.

00:10:30.860 Well, it's, you know, it's England.

00:10:33.080 And then I saw, all right.

00:10:35.460 Okay.

00:10:36.380 Uh, you know, some other countries have, have done some, you know, some, some, uh, better

00:10:42.720 things with their economy.

00:10:43.760 It's China, uh, Italy, France.

00:10:47.260 Okay.

00:10:47.960 Okay.

00:10:48.500 Okay.

00:10:49.560 Um, and so you're feeling like, okay, well, you know what?

00:10:52.920 We're all on the same team and it's a comparable country.

00:10:55.920 So, so, so maybe we're just a little behind and then you get down, um, you know, when I

00:11:01.020 got to the ease and I saw that Ethiopia is doing better than the United States.

00:11:08.260 I thought, you know, that, that, okay.

00:11:10.020 All right.

00:11:10.680 Well, that's just, you know, that's just kind of out there, you know?

00:11:15.640 Um, and then, and then I found Libya is doing better than the United States.

00:11:21.760 Uh, Guyana, I don't even know if I could find Guyana on a map.

00:11:27.600 Guyana is having a stronger economy and bounce back than we are.

00:11:34.980 So did I mention Libya?

00:11:38.600 Cause I love Libya is, I mean, sure it's in revolution and bombing and corruption and 1.00

00:11:45.160 everything else, but they're doing better than we are.

00:11:48.740 India is doing better than we are. 1.00

00:11:52.480 So I, you know, I, um, I mean, you know, we're close, we're close to the top, just

00:12:01.880 Ethiopia just squeaked by us there. 0.90

00:12:05.700 And I've always said to myself, self, you know, it's time to share the wealth.

00:12:11.640 Uh, it's time to make sure that the United States isn't the leader of the world.

00:12:16.660 You know, maybe it's time for Ethiopia to lead the world. 1.00

00:12:21.640 You know, when Ethiopia can afford growth.

00:12:25.760 No, when Ethiopia has groceries and we're having trouble getting groceries, something is really 0.92

00:12:36.100 wrong.

00:12:37.060 Yeah.

00:12:37.300 I mean, look, the growth off of Ethiopia's economy percentage wise is better than us.

00:12:44.680 I'm not looking to move anytime soon.

00:12:46.600 I will, I will state that for the record.

00:12:48.060 Uh, but, but it's fascinating because, you know, the growth, the growth here is, uh, is

00:12:56.360 meaningless to people.

00:12:57.540 And, you know, normally economic growth is really important.

00:13:00.100 And of course, you know, you'd rather have it than not have it.

00:13:02.700 But when you have 5% growth say, and you have 10% inflation, it doesn't hit people that

00:13:08.640 hard.

00:13:09.040 You know, they keep bragging about these wage gains.

00:13:11.520 Well, people aren't feeling that because all of their costs are up so much more than they've

00:13:17.620 gained in wages.

00:13:19.120 Gaining wages is supposed to help you buy more things and afford more things.

00:13:24.440 But if the things cost more than your wages go up, you don't feel that.

00:13:28.820 In fact, what you feel is a pay cut.

00:13:31.360 And that is what the American people are screaming out.

00:13:33.960 And it's what the administration doesn't want you to think about.

00:13:37.660 When the truck pulled into the gas station on Friday, uh, after three hours of, uh, driving

00:13:48.040 two and a half hours of driving and it pulled in and I'm following and one of the guys had

00:13:52.780 to go to the bathroom, but I thought it was pulling in the gas station that meant that we

00:14:00.080 had to refill that diesel truck.

00:14:03.140 I was immediately thinking I'm giving this truck away.

00:14:07.600 There's no, no, no.

00:14:09.100 As he turned into the gas station, I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:14:13.380 What, what, why are we going to the gas station again?

00:14:16.320 I freaked out.

00:14:18.640 It's like, can you imagine if you have, uh, if you're driving a tractor trailer, if you're

00:14:28.180 driving any of these big trucks because you need to drive, it's not like you're necessarily

00:14:33.040 driving a big truck because you like a big truck.

00:14:35.460 Although in America, I think you should have that right and ability, but when you're driving

00:14:43.740 a truck because you have to drive the truck, oh man, I just tell you, I think the, I did

00:14:51.360 that sticker on the gas station pump took on a whole new meaning to me, you know?

00:14:58.260 And, uh, I'd like to meet Joe Biden.

00:15:01.900 I think he should hold his campaign rallies right around gas stations because I think

00:15:08.520 people would flock to him.

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00:16:57.180 Uh, Stu, uh, if you would, I mean, I don't have a whole bunch of extra monitors in front

00:17:02.340 of me because, you know, energy, uh, I'm on a solar panel and wind here and it's cloudy.

00:17:13.120 And so I'm not getting a lot of solar power today.

00:17:17.040 So what does the, and by the way, I can't wait until everybody experiences this because

00:17:23.560 it's so great.

00:17:24.600 It is so great.

00:17:25.740 And they're going to be free.

00:17:26.940 I mean, the government's going to give you all kinds of tax rebates.

00:17:29.900 So somebody else, I don't know who somebody else will be paying for all of those things

00:17:35.520 and it'll be great.

00:17:37.240 It'll be great.

00:17:38.180 By the way, did you hear, uh, what's her name?

00:17:42.580 Uh, one of the, yeah.

00:17:46.260 Um, how do you say her name?

00:17:48.360 J a pal, uh, J a pal, J a pal, whatever, love her.

00:17:56.300 And I want to thank Washington for just sending her to Washington.

00:18:01.280 You guys are great.

00:18:02.180 No, seriously.

00:18:02.860 You are.

00:18:03.320 She said over the weekend, 1 million people are going to fall into poverty every 33 hours

00:18:09.760 this year.

00:18:10.880 1 million people here in the United States going to fall into, wow, into, you're looking

00:18:18.700 at me, Stu, like does not compute.

00:18:21.620 Of course it does.

00:18:22.480 She said it, uh, one, uh, sorry.

00:18:25.320 1 million people will fall into poverty every 33 hours and one new billionaire is created

00:18:32.380 every 30 hours over the last two years.

00:18:36.980 Now I want to put that into perspective because I think that means every single one of us is

00:18:45.200 going to live in poverty by the end of this, uh, this year or the president's term.

00:18:52.540 I, do you have a calculator there, Stu?

00:18:54.200 Cause I'm, yeah, I'm worried about it.

00:18:56.160 So, but I'm also confused at some point, these two things will cross over each other and will

00:19:01.100 the billionaires then go into poverty?

00:19:03.020 Cause you're not going to, you're going to create all these billionaires and then we're

00:19:05.720 going to eventually run out of non-billionaires.

00:19:07.820 What happens to the billionaires there, then they're in poverty.

00:19:11.120 How does this work?

00:19:11.980 They'll, they'll, they'll be, um, there's so many billionaires every 33 seconds, a billionaire

00:19:19.740 will be lost every 33 seconds, I think.

00:19:23.040 And that'll go on for years.

00:19:25.700 That's a fascinating, um, approach considering what we just talked about with the president,

00:19:31.780 right?

00:19:32.000 We're like, they are outwardly saying things are great.

00:19:35.220 And then their own party is also saying a million people will go into poverty every 33

00:19:39.100 hours.

00:19:39.660 Which one of these is true?

00:19:41.280 I mean, I don't know that either of them is honestly, but still it's, it seems like a

00:19:45.760 weird approach.

00:19:46.720 Well, the good thing is, you know, we are bringing back, we're bringing back the success

00:19:54.140 of, you know, when America was really strong, the success of the fifties, unfortunately it's

00:20:01.040 the 18 fifties.

00:20:02.380 Uh, there's a new story out now that, um, it looks like there's going to be a tampon shortage,

00:20:09.020 which I don't think is going to, you know, I don't think that's a big deal.

00:20:13.200 Do you, Hey, women didn't have tampons for thousands of years. 1.00

00:20:18.300 I mean, honestly, we are so rich, uh, and so spoiled.

00:20:23.880 It's about time.

00:20:24.580 Americans learn that they can live without tampons. 0.64

00:20:27.360 I think that's great.

00:20:28.940 I mean, I don't know about you.

00:20:30.340 I am not in a sarcastic mood today.

00:20:32.280 I am just in love with the direction of this country.

00:20:35.980 Love it.

00:20:37.180 Love it.

00:20:38.280 Yeah.

00:20:38.920 Luckily the love, the people dealing with the tampon shortage aren't at all

00:20:42.900 irritable.

00:20:44.320 Um, that's a, uh, this is going to, they're going to love it.

00:20:49.800 Yeah.

00:20:50.240 They're going to love it.

00:20:50.940 Hey, by the way, uh, one other thing, uh, the, uh, jump in mortgage rates, uh, looks

00:20:57.120 like it's going to be adding now about a hundred thousand dollars to housing costs.

00:21:01.680 So I think people have so much extra money.

00:21:04.960 I mean, we are more people have more savings than, than ever before.

00:21:11.280 Oh, and, uh, and one other thing, I, I just want to let you know that, um, there is no

00:21:17.540 tax increase coming your way.

00:21:19.540 None zero zilch.

00:21:21.740 I mean, unless you're one of those greedy millionaires, not billionaires, they don't

00:21:26.280 have a, but the greedy millionaires. 0.72

00:21:28.620 Oh my gosh.

00:21:29.600 They're going to, we're going to put the screws to them.

00:21:31.520 Um, so there is, there is no, no worry about taxes for you.

00:21:37.220 I'm sure.

00:21:38.340 However, in a completely unrelated story, the average American family is now experience,

00:21:48.240 uh, experiencing, uh, some would call it a hidden tax.

00:21:52.860 The high inflation cost, $5,520 extra per year.

00:22:00.160 Hey, build back better.

00:22:01.960 You know, haven't seen anything built.

00:22:04.880 Uh, nothing is back unless you count the 1970s or soon the 1930s and not a damn thing is better.

00:22:14.400 So don't think that's working.

00:22:16.600 Don't think that's working.

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00:24:11.800 We welcome now Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed.

00:24:15.800 How are you doing, Pat?

00:24:16.660 I am perfect, Glenn.

00:24:19.140 Perfect.

00:24:20.760 Really?

00:24:21.340 Yeah.

00:24:21.620 Oh, yeah.

00:24:22.120 Yeah.

00:24:22.240 That is.

00:24:23.100 In pretty much, pretty much every way.

00:24:25.520 Yeah.

00:24:25.780 I don't think anything could be better.

00:24:27.200 Could it?

00:24:27.480 The economy's great.

00:24:29.360 Uh, the president's got us right on track as about 3% of the people believe.

00:24:34.680 So, uh, I think things are good.

00:24:37.760 Things are good.

00:24:38.600 Um, well, uh, I'll tell you with, uh, this, this Putin inflation, you know, he's not going

00:24:47.100 to get reelected.

00:24:47.960 Is he not, not in the United States anyway?

00:24:50.920 I mean, Russians might reelect him, but I don't, I don't think that's possible for him

00:24:54.740 here.

00:24:54.980 Well, I think Russians will reelect him because do you know that the, um, um, Putin is making

00:25:01.540 more money from oil now and his oil sales than he did before the invasion?

00:25:07.840 Oh my gosh.

00:25:09.700 I have not seen that stat.

00:25:11.160 So they're doing well.

00:25:12.460 Yeah.

00:25:12.820 He's doing really well.

00:25:14.220 He's doing well.

00:25:14.900 The people are, people are happy and, uh, don't seem to be suffering at all.

00:25:19.780 McDonald's has lost all of their, their, uh, restaurants.

00:25:22.760 Right.

00:25:23.140 I don't know if you saw this, but, uh, McDonald's lost all their restaurants.

00:25:26.440 So they lost those billions of dollars.

00:25:28.440 Uh, but a Russian company has just opened them back up.

00:25:32.740 So they're, they're back online, uh, not called McDonald's, but they got all the restaurants

00:25:38.460 and the, um, and the equipment and the recipes for free.

00:25:42.540 Oh my gosh.

00:25:43.440 So they're going to do well.

00:25:44.800 Wow.

00:25:45.380 They're going to do well.

00:25:46.220 Yeah.

00:25:47.580 Speaking of how well things are going in Russia, did you see that every, virtually every currency

00:25:53.980 in the world is down a ton, except one, the ruble, the Russian ruble is up.

00:26:03.120 I think it was like 23% or something.

00:26:06.960 Where everybody else, even the pound, even the British pound, which is one of the, you

00:26:11.900 know, strongest currencies in the world, if not the strongest it's down, but the Russian

00:26:17.580 ruble is up.

00:26:19.320 It's weird.

00:26:20.400 It's almost as if the United States put itself in a position for everybody who thinks they

00:26:26.500 might be in trouble at some point with the United States to get out of the United States

00:26:31.680 dollar and flock to somebody who is building something different, but that will never happen.

00:26:37.560 As I have been told for decades, no, the United States dollar, it is stable.

00:26:44.580 It will never go away.

00:26:46.220 Hey, the ruble and everything else, that's a joke.

00:26:49.600 It will never happen.

00:26:51.200 And when I would say, well, wait a minute, hang on just a second.

00:26:54.060 What happens if somebody says, well, we're going to build a different system and we're

00:26:58.880 not going to rely on the United States.

00:27:01.240 They'll never do that.

00:27:03.500 The world needs us.

00:27:04.980 Love it.

00:27:08.980 Yep.

00:27:09.980 Yeah.

00:27:10.480 Everything's going well.

00:27:11.600 It's really going well.

00:27:13.920 You know, and then, and then Biden can't understand.

00:27:16.400 He keeps wondering why his approval ratings are so low.

00:27:19.800 Yeah.

00:27:20.340 It's in the, uh, such a mystery, which is really a real shock.

00:27:23.420 I would say now the average is under 40, which is really difficult to do.

00:27:28.620 I saw that real clear politics average was what?

00:27:30.580 39.

00:27:31.160 39.

00:27:31.600 39 because, you know, you have a bad poll here and there, you know, but you have good

00:27:35.440 polls that make up for it.

00:27:36.880 But this is the average of all of them.

00:27:38.940 Yeah.

00:27:39.320 The 538 average has a, it's a different calculation that they use, but they go back all the way

00:27:45.000 to Truman, I believe it is.

00:27:46.820 And this far into the presidency, this is the worst any president has ever done when it comes

00:27:52.180 to it.

00:27:52.460 Including Trump.

00:27:53.380 Including Trump.

00:27:54.140 Wow.

00:27:54.460 Which was the one exception, but you know, of course Trump came in as a very divisive guy.

00:27:58.500 Right.

00:27:58.900 He didn't have that honeymoon period, which most presidents have.

00:28:01.600 You usually start in the sixties and it's sort of slowly trickles down as people get

00:28:05.120 to know you better.

00:28:05.960 He didn't have that.

00:28:07.100 Right.

00:28:07.260 He started in the forties and stayed in the forties the entire time, basically where,

00:28:11.260 uh, you know, Biden's already getting below that.

00:28:15.720 Can I tell you the one thing that I am so glad that we got rid of are those tweets.

00:28:22.200 Oh, those tweets going on and on and on and on and on and on.

00:28:25.220 Sure.

00:28:25.900 Economy, world security.

00:28:28.200 You know, we had food in our grocery store, but damn those tweets. 0.90

00:28:31.840 I'm glad they're gone.

00:28:33.000 Yeah.

00:28:33.280 I could say, Glenn, I think we've really solved this problem because now what we have is a

00:28:37.060 situation which is totally different in which Donald Trump posts on truth social and makes

00:28:42.520 God only knows how much money off of this site that very few people are on, but then it just

00:28:47.800 gets reposted over and over again on Twitter.

00:28:50.620 So all the tweets just get to Twitter, except he's now making all of the money off of them

00:28:55.920 instead of Twitter making the money, which I'm fine with, but it is a hilarious outcome.

00:29:00.820 It is.

00:29:01.760 Yeah.

00:29:02.360 And it serves him right.

00:29:03.580 Serves Twitter right.

00:29:04.480 It's going to be great.

00:29:05.140 I don't think, though, do you think the Elon Musk sale is going to go through?

00:29:13.840 Speaking of Twitter.

00:29:14.840 I don't know.

00:29:15.940 It doesn't seem like it.

00:29:16.760 I don't know.

00:29:17.100 It doesn't feel like it.

00:29:17.920 He seems to be dancing around it quite a bit.

00:29:20.640 I don't know why he wouldn't want to take a $40 billion risk in this economy.

00:29:23.860 Right.

00:29:24.400 I don't know.

00:29:25.780 The president said it's the best it's ever been historically.

00:29:28.900 Corinne Jean-Pierre made us feel very good about it.

00:29:32.420 I don't want to take a $4 risk in this economy.

00:29:38.220 I mean, everybody has got to feel like I do.

00:29:41.040 When it comes to your retirement savings, your 401k and everything else, don't you just

00:29:45.780 kind of aren't you kind of to the point where you're like, I just don't want to lose it

00:29:50.860 all.

00:29:51.660 I mean, I'll even lose 25 percent, but I don't want to lose it all.

00:29:57.340 And, you know, when you go into the grocery store, when you go into the gas station, you

00:30:04.420 go into, well, you just leave your house and you're required to spend money.

00:30:10.820 You know, well, I can't say when you leave your house, because then you have to make your

00:30:14.180 mortgage payment and your heat payment and your air conditioning payment.

00:30:17.740 So, OK, whenever you're not asleep, do you not think that, oh, wow, things we're going

00:30:27.340 to pay for it.

00:30:28.300 We're going to pay for all of those years of the Fed playing all of those games, the

00:30:34.240 COVID stuff.

00:30:35.540 We're going to now.

00:30:36.200 OK, whoops.

00:30:37.420 Looks like the waiters here with the bill.

00:30:39.500 Yeah, that really does feel like the situation we're in right now in that we had, you know,

00:30:44.720 it's just taking COVID, for example.

00:30:46.180 We spent, what, $5.7 trillion.

00:30:50.300 And that $5.7 trillion, as much as we say the dollar isn't worth anything these days,

00:30:55.040 buys you something.

00:30:57.420 It buys you a feeling of, we're not really avoiding all of this collapse.

00:31:02.840 It's not going to go away completely.

00:31:04.540 Everything's OK.

00:31:05.240 We made it through that period.

00:31:06.960 Wow, what an amazing thing.

00:31:08.000 You can buy a little bit of feel-good, but it's like alcohol, right?

00:31:12.500 Like, it feels good for a night.

00:31:14.420 And then in the morning, you wake up, and the hangover's there, and it feels like we're

00:31:18.400 just about to approach that hangover.

00:31:20.020 Am I right on that, Pat?

00:31:21.120 Absolutely.

00:31:21.560 You're such rookies.

00:31:25.260 Such rookies.

00:31:26.660 Yes, you drink, and you feel better.

00:31:29.840 And then you get up in the morning, and you're like, oh, crap, that wasn't worth it.

00:31:34.280 I need some more.

00:31:35.320 And so you start drinking in the morning, and you feel better all day, and then just one

00:31:40.320 day, you die. 0.96

00:31:42.020 So, uh...

00:31:43.720 That's happy.

00:31:45.980 I mean, I think I wasted a lot of those good blackouts.

00:31:49.300 A lot of those good...

00:31:51.040 Hey, you know what?

00:31:53.180 When you really think about it, she'll buy herself that bad. 0.99

00:31:57.040 I love she'll buy.

00:31:59.720 Yeah, when you see him, he's at 39% approval, you have to assume at least 39% of the country

00:32:04.900 is drunk at any given moment.

00:32:06.760 And that really could actually explain why he's doing so well.

00:32:11.120 Because people say, oh, he's having a bad 39% approval rating.

00:32:14.080 That's really good for the job he's done.

00:32:16.300 Like, I can't...

00:32:17.840 I don't know anybody who thinks he's done a good job.

00:32:20.020 And that, by the way, includes liberals, who I know, and even though they might say,

00:32:25.100 well, yeah, but Donald Trump was the worst, we had to get him out, they don't think this

00:32:28.940 is going well.

00:32:30.060 Like, they might think Trump is the devil, and we don't want him as president, but they

00:32:34.280 don't think this is going well, even the left.

00:32:36.400 Well, because they buy gas just like we do.

00:32:38.420 And when you go to the pump, and you pay like I did last week, so it's going to be worse

00:32:43.480 this week, you pay $105.25 to fill up your gas tank, that sobers you up pretty quickly,

00:32:50.240 and you realize, jeez, this sucks.

00:32:54.700 I don't care what Biden says, it sucks.

00:32:58.420 That's why you gotta never stop drinking.

00:33:01.860 You know, I've always said that alcoholics were going to fix this country, and what I

00:33:06.900 meant was former or recovering alcoholics.

00:33:10.880 They're going to be able to face the truth, and they'll know the way out.

00:33:15.460 However, I think I may have been wrong on that.

00:33:18.300 I think it might be full-blown alcoholics that fix the situation, because even at some

00:33:24.520 point, an alcoholic, you know, even if he doesn't have a car, doesn't have a house or

00:33:30.400 anything, he's going to go, how much are you charging me for this cheap crap wine?

00:33:36.900 When they get to that point, then I think we have something to really celebrate.

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00:36:01.580 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:36:12.020 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:36:14.760 Thank you so much for listening.

00:36:17.500 Thanks for everybody that came out for the art show in Utah.

00:36:23.220 We've got another one coming up.

00:36:24.600 Well, it's a different kind of thing.

00:36:26.020 This one is an artifact tour.

00:36:29.460 And that is going to be happening, I think, sometime soon in Florida.

00:36:34.340 I hope.

00:36:34.820 I haven't gotten any details on it yet.

00:36:37.520 And then one is going to be happening in Dallas this fall as well.

00:36:42.260 But I just love seeing you.

00:36:44.260 Just love seeing you.

00:36:45.760 Even Stu.

00:36:46.780 Yeah.

00:36:47.380 It was great.

00:36:48.140 We had this.

00:36:48.800 I don't know if people remember this, but there was this little thing that prevented people from gathering in large groups for a little while there.

00:36:54.900 And so it's been a while since we've really been able to meet hundreds of listeners like that.

00:37:01.880 And it was just great to see everybody.

00:37:05.120 And it's always a great group.

00:37:07.160 And the audience is awesome.

00:37:08.660 They're just, I don't know.

00:37:10.480 Maybe you, if you're listening right now, you suck.

00:37:12.320 But most of the people that I meet are great.

00:37:16.840 If you work for Media Matters, yeah, you're the listener that sucks.

00:37:20.800 But, yeah, it is so great to see people.

00:37:25.820 And it was, I felt bad because I felt like, I don't know how many times I was like, hey, I'm really sorry that I asked you to drive someplace for the gas.

00:37:35.580 I mean, it's really terrifying.

00:37:39.100 Terrifying to me.

00:37:40.120 Your paintings aren't cheap, but I will say I think they're less expensive than a tank of gas at this point.

00:37:46.640 Well, I did say, you know, all the profits go to buy more artifacts to be able to preserve American history.

00:37:56.420 But I am thinking, I don't know how long that will last because it may just take me, you know, to sell a starving artist painting to be able to buy the gas just to go home.

00:38:10.220 Yikes.

00:38:11.300 Thank you so much for everybody who came by.

00:38:13.420 And you have more of these potentially coming up.

00:38:17.420 And the prints are available, right, Glenn, if people want to buy them?

00:38:22.520 Yeah, the prints are available for some of them.

00:38:25.460 You can get them at glenbeck.com.

00:38:26.880 There will be prints available.

00:38:29.380 Posters are available.

00:38:31.440 Now, it's not glenbeck.com.

00:38:33.100 It's glenbeckart.com, I think.

00:38:35.800 But this new collection, I'm not sure if it is up yet, but it will be shortly.

00:38:40.340 And if you miss something, you can find the whole collection online at Park City Fine Art.

00:38:48.000 And there is a couple of paintings, actually a couple of my favorite paintings.

00:38:52.360 It's going to take special people to pick them up.

00:38:55.260 But there's a couple of paintings left.

00:38:57.100 And you can get what are called gicleys or, you know, just copies of them that is much more reasonable.

00:39:07.720 I didn't price these.

00:39:09.260 And I'm like, holy mother.

00:39:11.560 And they're like, yeah, yeah.

00:39:14.240 And I'm like, okay.

00:39:15.160 But anyway, all the proceeds go to help preserve American history.

00:39:20.000 And there is one artifact right now that is available that I am hopefully going to convince the man to take a lot less than it is worth.

00:39:30.240 Because I don't want to say what it is at this point.

00:39:33.860 Because I don't want anybody else jumping in.

00:39:35.900 And two people tried to buy it, and they were going to destroy it.

00:39:41.380 And it needs to be preserved.

00:39:44.860 It is the last real remaining artifact of this particular event.

00:39:49.620 And it is really an important artifact.

00:39:52.680 And if I sold everything yesterday, I think it would have paid for a tenth of it.

00:39:59.400 So, it's a very important artifact.

00:40:03.540 I'm just going to tell people, Glenn.

00:40:04.460 It's the last can of baby formula in America.

00:40:07.580 That is what he's bidding on.

00:40:09.260 And we think it could go for $500,000.

00:40:13.440 Don't say that.

00:40:14.620 Don't say that.

00:40:15.940 Yeah.

00:40:16.320 And the guy who bid on it was Joe Biden.

00:40:17.900 And he was like, I need to put it down in the toilet right now.

00:40:21.940 We don't need those.

00:40:23.460 You know, it's the only thing he can actually have.

00:40:25.140 It has to be liquids for our president right now.

00:40:27.200 Anyway, the teeth are no longer there to chew.

00:40:30.640 So, at this point, it's just.

00:40:32.560 And he's been flushing tampons down the toilet.

00:40:35.280 So, you know.

00:40:38.560 State of our country.

00:40:40.120 Okay.

00:40:41.200 Yeah.

00:40:41.760 Welcome to it.

00:40:42.520 Got to laugh.

00:40:43.080 Otherwise, you know, you'd move.

00:40:46.280 But where are you going to move, honestly?

00:40:48.420 To Canada?

00:40:50.520 No.

00:40:50.860 By the way, in California, I think President Biden might have solved the border crisis.

00:40:59.740 Many people in California are moving out of California and moving back to Mexico.

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00:43:10.460 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:18.340 Hello, America.

00:43:20.140 As we found out, I think last Friday,

00:43:24.780 the Supreme Court said that they are going to be releasing decisions

00:43:28.720 and it might be the Roe vs. Wade overturning decision today.

00:43:39.920 They made it clear they were going to release decisions today and on Wednesday.

00:43:45.240 We're going to go through some of the decisions that they have made.

00:43:47.980 I just clicked on the Supreme Court main page

00:43:53.200 and it is really, really sad.

00:43:57.060 It says the first thing on it,

00:43:59.680 building now closed to the public.

00:44:02.280 Out of concern for the health and safety of the public and the Supreme Court employees,

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00:44:12.920 Part of that is because of COVID.

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00:45:45.080 Stu, has anything come yet from the Supreme Court

00:45:51.500 that we are, they have?

00:45:55.260 One so far, not one that really anybody's talking about.

00:46:01.000 It is one on Native American jurisprudence,

00:46:04.580 whether you can have double jeopardy

00:46:06.820 and how it applies to Native Americans.

00:46:09.180 That is, it was a 6-3 decision written by Amy Coney Barrett.

00:46:12.780 But, I mean, not one that I would say

00:46:15.500 people are on the edge of their seat for

00:46:16.980 unless you happen to be involved in the case.

00:46:20.800 What does it say, though?

00:46:22.420 You know, it's, I honestly,

00:46:24.300 it's not one that I followed particularly closely.

00:46:26.520 To give you my understanding of it,

00:46:28.520 is basically there was somebody who had a,

00:46:32.180 who initially was charged

00:46:35.000 under what they said was federal power,

00:46:37.300 but it was arguable whether it was federal power

00:46:39.100 or Native American sovereignty.

00:46:42.860 And they, then they got,

00:46:45.580 they were, they had to go through the trial again.

00:46:47.360 So they were like, okay, wait a minute,

00:46:48.640 this is double jeopardy.

00:46:50.100 Some people said that it was not.

00:46:52.820 That was the majority opinion,

00:46:54.000 which was 6-3 in a weird way

00:46:55.800 in that it did not have Gorsuch.

00:46:58.240 Gorsuch dissented.

00:46:59.100 And I think Breyer was on the,

00:47:03.460 with the conservative side of this argument,

00:47:05.500 if you want to call it that.

00:47:06.880 It's sort of a weird ruling.

00:47:09.180 I wouldn't say it falls under our normal understanding

00:47:11.380 of conservative versus liberal lines here,

00:47:13.660 which is, I guess, maybe the interesting thing.

00:47:17.020 Some people are pointing out

00:47:17.900 that it's interesting that Gorsuch seems to,

00:47:22.020 we noticed that he had that one decision

00:47:24.800 on Native Americans he wrote,

00:47:26.140 which gave a bunch of,

00:47:27.940 remember this territorial decision?

00:47:29.680 And I think it was Oklahoma,

00:47:30.780 if I'm remembering correctly.

00:47:32.200 Yes.

00:47:32.480 Pretty controversial.

00:47:33.760 He seems to be on,

00:47:35.300 he's siding with Native Americans

00:47:37.860 on those issues,

00:47:39.700 which is an interesting tendency, I guess.

00:47:42.580 Maybe one that wasn't particularly expected.

00:47:45.200 He seems to have a different understanding

00:47:47.740 of those types of issues.

00:47:50.780 But again, I wouldn't say it's,

00:47:53.600 this is exactly prime time.

00:47:55.040 We are, this is,

00:47:56.380 we didn't even,

00:47:57.140 in all of our previews of this,

00:47:58.360 we did not discuss this case.

00:48:00.060 So.

00:48:00.800 So now, if I remember right,

00:48:02.960 they have 23 cases

00:48:04.780 that have to be decided and announced.

00:48:08.080 So they should be coming fast and furious.

00:48:11.000 And I'm trying to remember,

00:48:12.220 usually I thought they were on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

00:48:15.760 It doesn't, there's no rule about it.

00:48:18.280 Yeah, there's no rule about when they have to come.

00:48:20.840 The only rule,

00:48:21.620 and this is if you happen to be listening

00:48:23.080 to this program live,

00:48:25.160 you're listening to your local radio station,

00:48:26.700 you're listening to this live,

00:48:27.920 this is the show to listen to

00:48:29.120 because every one of these cases,

00:48:30.900 all of these decisions,

00:48:32.100 always break right now.

00:48:34.140 In the middle of the show,

00:48:35.420 when we have something else to talk about,

00:48:37.700 planned to talk about,

00:48:39.020 and then they just come out

00:48:40.320 and we're trying to figure them out on the fly.

00:48:42.960 So anytime it's Supreme Court week,

00:48:45.280 the next two weeks,

00:48:46.160 this is a really good time to be listening

00:48:48.080 because these things will come out

00:48:49.800 and we'll give you the analysis

00:48:51.320 as they do live,

00:48:53.740 really on the fly

00:48:54.880 because these cases,

00:48:56.160 we know what is supposed to come out eventually,

00:48:59.160 but we don't know what order they're coming in.

00:49:01.040 We, you know,

00:49:01.660 get the decisions that of course are,

00:49:03.940 you know,

00:49:04.180 sometimes a hundred pages or more

00:49:05.660 and we try to decipher them as we go.

00:49:08.540 It's a fascinating,

00:49:09.520 fun process that I just love being involved in

00:49:11.420 every single year.

00:49:12.660 I love,

00:49:13.560 because we never make a mistake.

00:49:15.200 You never make a mistake reading something cold.

00:49:18.600 So we have 29 opinions

00:49:21.040 that remain to be delivered

00:49:22.880 in the next few weeks.

00:49:27.240 The court announced last week

00:49:30.540 that they may be poised to overturn Roe versus Wade

00:49:35.540 as soon as Monday.

00:49:37.460 They updated their calendar Thursday,

00:49:39.940 last Thursday,

00:49:40.580 to indicate decisions would be handed down

00:49:42.600 Monday and Wednesday

00:49:44.040 of the coming week.

00:49:46.360 Now,

00:49:46.500 normally they wait for the,

00:49:47.980 for the most controversial to be

00:49:50.140 the last thing that they do

00:49:52.340 on the last day of,

00:49:54.080 of court,

00:49:54.760 because then they can all get on an airplane

00:49:57.140 and go someplace

00:49:58.040 and they're,

00:49:58.440 they're secure and away from it.

00:50:00.040 But I'm not sure with everything

00:50:01.440 that is going on,

00:50:02.240 I'm not sure that's what they're going to do.

00:50:04.080 Yeah,

00:50:04.620 no,

00:50:05.040 it's hard to tell,

00:50:06.540 especially with the stuff that's happened

00:50:08.020 with this leaked decision

00:50:09.140 where everyone's,

00:50:10.540 there was a big thought

00:50:12.040 thought that they would get this over with

00:50:14.100 and release that one early

00:50:15.540 because of all the threats

00:50:17.480 against the justices.

00:50:18.580 They,

00:50:18.840 they may be pushing back against that

00:50:20.840 and saying,

00:50:21.360 we don't want people leaking rulings

00:50:24.840 to control our deadline,

00:50:26.500 our timeline.

00:50:27.400 We're going to do this on our own timeline.

00:50:28.820 That was sort of the vibe

00:50:29.680 of the statement from Roberts

00:50:31.180 when he addressed this after the leak.

00:50:34.200 So we are now going to see

00:50:37.460 who knows how many today.

00:50:39.100 We'd have a second one coming out now as well.

00:50:41.780 And I'm going to look into,

00:50:42.880 if you want to,

00:50:43.780 it does,

00:50:44.420 again,

00:50:44.560 not one of the big ones so far.

00:50:46.320 This is a ZF automotive versus Luxshare,

00:50:49.400 a case about arbitration panels.

00:50:53.020 So again,

00:50:54.700 not the sexiest stuff,

00:50:55.920 but again,

00:50:56.280 Amy Coney Barrett.

00:50:56.860 This is the way that this,

00:50:58.820 right.

00:50:59.240 Ed,

00:50:59.480 so it probably goes the way

00:51:01.180 of the conservatives again.

00:51:04.200 The nice thing about this is that

00:51:10.300 if they decide some of these cases,

00:51:14.860 there's a lot of these cases

00:51:16.960 that are game-changing,

00:51:19.560 really,

00:51:20.120 truly game-changing

00:51:21.380 for the conservatives.

00:51:26.340 It's not just the story of Roe versus Wade.

00:51:31.860 There is also,

00:51:34.120 can teachers pray

00:51:36.200 after a football game?

00:51:39.400 That would change things.

00:51:41.960 You also have another gun ruling coming down

00:51:46.320 that is up against New York.

00:51:49.500 And New York makes it impossible,

00:51:52.060 impossible,

00:51:53.540 especially New York City,

00:51:54.920 to carry a gun with a license.

00:51:57.860 I mean,

00:51:58.080 if you don't have a license,

00:51:59.300 you know,

00:51:59.620 have at it.

00:52:00.160 They're not going to arrest you.

00:52:01.520 But if you are a law-abiding citizen

00:52:03.700 and you have a gun,

00:52:06.000 you could face forever in prison,

00:52:08.520 which I'm for.

00:52:09.860 If you have to have a license,

00:52:11.040 you have to have a license.

00:52:12.160 And I'm for that.

00:52:14.380 However,

00:52:14.900 not the way that New York does it.

00:52:16.540 And that is what is being challenged

00:52:18.400 in the court.

00:52:20.060 Do you have to,

00:52:21.120 can a city or can a state

00:52:23.720 add onerous things

00:52:26.500 to you?

00:52:29.280 And the onerous thing there is,

00:52:30.940 you have to prove the need

00:52:32.980 for a gun.

00:52:34.600 And it's interesting

00:52:35.780 because I couldn't prove that.

00:52:37.800 They wouldn't accept

00:52:38.600 me having multiple death threats

00:52:41.860 as something that would prove

00:52:44.980 the need to have a gun.

00:52:46.760 It's totally arbitrary.

00:52:49.020 You know,

00:52:49.280 Bloomberg carries a gun.

00:52:51.000 I believe Chuck Schumer

00:52:52.420 carries a gun.

00:52:54.640 And,

00:52:55.140 you know,

00:52:55.800 so if you're in the special set,

00:52:57.440 you can have a gun.

00:52:58.360 If not,

00:52:59.460 you don't get a gun.

00:53:00.260 And they're going to decide that,

00:53:01.760 whether or not that is legal or not

00:53:03.740 or constitutional or not.

00:53:05.400 Yeah.

00:53:05.580 And particularly on the,

00:53:06.880 in the New York case,

00:53:07.520 they're going to talk about it

00:53:08.360 in public,

00:53:09.480 right?

00:53:09.720 We know that the Heller decision

00:53:12.680 back in the day,

00:53:13.940 was that 14 years ago now?

00:53:17.060 Are you kidding me?

00:53:18.260 No.

00:53:18.640 No.

00:53:19.460 Wasn't it like,

00:53:20.300 I feel like it was like Obama, 0.97

00:53:22.000 early Obama year,

00:53:23.020 late Bush years,

00:53:23.900 wasn't it?

00:53:24.360 I don't know.

00:53:24.840 I could be wrong on that.

00:53:25.640 That was 14 years ago already?

00:53:28.740 It does not feel like it.

00:53:32.220 But that case,

00:53:33.620 at some point,

00:53:35.640 sorry,

00:53:35.860 go ahead.

00:53:36.020 At some point,

00:53:36.940 it always feels like it's been forever.

00:53:40.540 It's been a lifetime since,

00:53:43.360 you know,

00:53:43.660 2008.

00:53:44.480 And at other times,

00:53:45.600 it feels like it was just yesterday.

00:53:47.940 Is that just me?

00:53:49.860 No,

00:53:50.280 that definitely,

00:53:51.540 I have that vibe all the time

00:53:53.020 where I think,

00:53:53.640 oh gosh,

00:53:53.980 I remember that.

00:53:54.520 That was pretty recent.

00:53:55.140 And then you look at it,

00:53:55.960 and it's like,

00:53:56.220 oh,

00:53:56.340 it was 2011.

00:53:57.960 That's not that recent.

00:53:59.400 I don't know if that just says

00:54:00.320 getting old or if things are changing.

00:54:02.620 I don't know.

00:54:03.180 But that case,

00:54:04.140 the Heller case decided,

00:54:05.320 you know,

00:54:06.020 decided that the Constitution

00:54:08.300 actually is a thing

00:54:09.360 when it comes to keeping

00:54:10.200 your guns in your house.

00:54:12.740 Now,

00:54:13.080 the new case in New York

00:54:14.320 is basically saying,

00:54:15.100 hey,

00:54:15.860 does the Second Amendment

00:54:17.160 end at the end of your property?

00:54:20.120 Is that something that's real?

00:54:21.800 And of course,

00:54:22.720 no other right seems to do that.

00:54:25.440 You don't get the right,

00:54:26.560 you can speak freely,

00:54:27.620 of course,

00:54:28.220 inside your home.

00:54:29.740 I know the left wants

00:54:31.620 to make religion like that,

00:54:33.480 where it does,

00:54:34.380 you can of course have religion

00:54:35.680 inside your churches.

00:54:36.840 But none of these rights

00:54:38.480 work like that.

00:54:39.840 And one of the particularly

00:54:41.440 disturbing things

00:54:42.680 about the way

00:54:43.180 the New York law

00:54:44.140 is set up right now

00:54:46.160 is to get your

00:54:47.700 Second Amendment rights,

00:54:48.760 you basically have to say,

00:54:50.440 well,

00:54:51.680 I have a specific need

00:54:55.160 for this,

00:54:55.680 you know?

00:54:56.460 I have to come up,

00:54:57.700 I am under threat or,

00:55:00.240 and as we found out with you,

00:55:01.500 Glenn,

00:55:01.740 you had that exact argument

00:55:02.900 and still couldn't get one

00:55:03.840 to carry around.

00:55:05.360 If you're under threat,

00:55:06.680 if you have,

00:55:07.820 if you live in a particularly

00:55:08.480 dangerous area,

00:55:09.260 if you work late at night,

00:55:10.800 those types of things

00:55:11.700 you have to give

00:55:12.920 to the state

00:55:13.840 and then they have to say,

00:55:15.140 well,

00:55:15.520 okay,

00:55:15.860 you look like you're,

00:55:16.780 you're the type of person

00:55:17.880 who needs a gun.

00:55:18.940 That's not how rights work.

00:55:20.700 If it is a right,

00:55:21.760 you don't have to justify it.

00:55:23.320 People keep coming up

00:55:25.020 with this argument

00:55:25.520 all the time.

00:55:26.020 Why do you need an AR-15?

00:55:28.640 Well,

00:55:28.960 what a right is,

00:55:30.700 is something that I can have

00:55:32.140 without having to tell you

00:55:33.440 why I need it.

00:55:34.600 It's a right.

00:55:35.880 It's a right.

00:55:36.780 So,

00:55:37.060 I don't have to go to the state

00:55:38.320 and say,

00:55:38.860 oh,

00:55:39.240 please,

00:55:39.940 state,

00:55:40.460 give me the ability

00:55:41.380 to exercise my right.

00:55:42.800 That's not how this is

00:55:43.520 supposed to work.

00:55:44.520 It's the reverse

00:55:45.380 of how it's supposed to work.

00:55:46.800 So,

00:55:46.960 hopefully,

00:55:47.260 that one does

00:55:47.860 come through

00:55:49.380 for the Second Amendment.

00:55:51.100 It's a,

00:55:52.180 as far as the news cycle goes,

00:55:53.500 a bad time for it,

00:55:54.540 I think,

00:55:55.020 many would argue,

00:55:56.460 but maybe the most

00:55:57.400 important time

00:55:58.320 to make sure

00:56:00.280 those rights are protected.

00:56:01.220 No,

00:56:01.260 I think,

00:56:01.820 I think timing

00:56:03.540 has worked really

00:56:04.720 so well lately.

00:56:06.500 I mean,

00:56:06.740 it's just,

00:56:07.940 wow,

00:56:08.620 it's not setting anybody off.

00:56:10.480 All right,

00:56:10.720 let me,

00:56:11.060 we'll come back

00:56:11.660 to the Supreme Court

00:56:12.440 here in just a second.

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00:57:51.700 So, Stu,

00:58:05.660 do you know

00:58:05.920 how many decisions

00:58:06.720 are we expecting today?

00:58:08.100 Because we're going to get them

00:58:08.860 on Monday and Wednesday.

00:58:10.420 29 decisions

00:58:11.340 in two weeks.

00:58:13.040 There should be

00:58:13.500 quite a few coming.

00:58:14.860 Yeah,

00:58:15.280 well,

00:58:15.540 we have two of them so far,

00:58:16.840 so 27 more to go.

00:58:18.760 And actually,

00:58:19.020 we're getting a third one here

00:58:20.240 as we speak

00:58:21.020 and I'll let you know

00:58:21.880 the details of it

00:58:22.580 when we get them here,

00:58:24.420 which one it is.

00:58:25.520 But there is a third one

00:58:26.520 coming out now.

00:58:28.660 Yeah,

00:58:29.020 I mean,

00:58:29.240 they'll filter out over,

00:58:30.160 they think,

00:58:30.860 a couple weeks.

00:58:31.300 Again,

00:58:31.500 none of these things

00:58:32.140 are real rules.

00:58:33.340 They're just sort of traditions

00:58:35.000 and the way things

00:58:37.060 typically happen.

00:58:39.460 You know,

00:58:39.680 they don't have to

00:58:41.140 release them all

00:58:41.880 on a certain date.

00:58:42.560 They don't have to release them

00:58:43.820 with all the controversial

00:58:44.700 ones at the end.

00:58:45.580 They don't have to release them

00:58:47.460 only on Tuesdays

00:58:48.800 and Thursdays.

00:58:49.700 They kind of just do it

00:58:51.140 whenever they feel like it.

00:58:52.360 So,

00:58:52.960 it makes it very difficult

00:58:53.940 to try to predict

00:58:55.300 as far as the news cycle goes.

00:58:58.820 But,

00:58:59.400 you know,

00:59:00.060 we're seeing,

00:59:00.900 you know,

00:59:01.120 this international

00:59:02.360 arbitration decision,

00:59:03.680 which is,

00:59:04.100 again,

00:59:04.400 a pretty boring one.

00:59:05.240 It was a unanimous.

00:59:06.940 So,

00:59:07.560 it was written by

00:59:08.460 Amy Coney Barrett.

00:59:09.660 This latest one is,

00:59:12.260 let's see,

00:59:13.520 it's Johnson versus

00:59:15.120 Ortega Martinez.

00:59:16.760 Again,

00:59:17.980 central to everyone's

00:59:19.300 talking points

00:59:20.120 over the past couple of weeks.

00:59:21.380 What would happen

00:59:22.260 in the Johnson versus

00:59:23.820 Ortega Martinez case?

00:59:25.640 And,

00:59:25.940 we will know that

00:59:27.180 really soon,

00:59:28.360 Glenn.

00:59:28.600 So,

00:59:28.820 get on the edge of your seat.

00:59:29.700 You know,

00:59:29.960 I think what would be

00:59:31.820 really much better

00:59:33.100 is not what happened in it,

00:59:35.200 what it was.

00:59:37.000 What is the

00:59:38.080 Johnson versus Ortega?

00:59:40.200 Is that a salsa?

00:59:41.280 Isn't Ortega a salsa?

00:59:42.880 Maybe it's a very important

00:59:44.440 salsa ruling.

00:59:45.560 I don't know.

00:59:46.760 It's spicy.

00:59:48.360 No,

00:59:48.880 it's too spicy.

00:59:50.560 We don't know.

00:59:51.660 We don't know.

00:59:52.760 Different spelling,

00:59:53.960 but yes.

00:59:56.160 Okay.

00:59:56.780 All right.

00:59:57.380 Well,

00:59:57.920 you don't know.

00:59:58.720 Have you read it?

01:00:00.160 No.

01:00:00.560 You don't know.

01:00:01.140 I don't know.

01:00:01.580 It could have a salsa.

01:00:02.600 I understand that the name

01:00:03.820 sounded similar.

01:00:06.020 So,

01:00:06.460 there you go.

01:00:07.860 Could be at any moment.

01:00:09.120 We could find out more about

01:00:10.260 what tomato-based condiment.

01:00:12.840 I mean,

01:00:13.100 could there be ketchup rulings

01:00:14.160 in this session?

01:00:15.840 And did Taco Bell

01:00:17.080 offer anything

01:00:19.520 as a friend of the court?

01:00:20.820 Any opinion

01:00:21.420 as a friend of the court?

01:00:22.180 We don't know.

01:00:22.720 We don't know.

01:00:23.360 And we did,

01:00:24.060 of course,

01:00:24.420 get the results

01:00:25.080 of the Mexican pizza trial,

01:00:27.320 which was,

01:00:27.940 how can you pull

01:00:28.740 Mexican pizza

01:00:29.400 off of your menu?

01:00:30.920 Taco Bell was forced

01:00:31.980 to put it back on,

01:00:33.460 and that was a crucial one.

01:00:35.260 At least,

01:00:35.580 I don't know if that was

01:00:36.120 the Supreme Court,

01:00:36.960 but I was very interested

01:00:38.120 in the results

01:00:38.720 of that one.

01:00:39.460 I'll tell you that.

01:00:40.020 Yeah,

01:00:40.300 yeah,

01:00:41.040 yeah,

01:00:41.580 yeah.

01:00:43.240 By the way,

01:00:44.020 the DOJ

01:00:45.340 has just developed

01:00:47.060 a new

01:00:47.400 Office of Environmental Justice,

01:00:50.760 which I think

01:00:52.080 is fantastic.

01:00:54.760 Mayor Garland

01:00:55.380 wrote in a statement,

01:00:56.580 although violations

01:00:57.600 of our environmental laws

01:00:59.280 can happen anywhere,

01:01:01.020 communities of color,

01:01:02.680 indigenous communities,

01:01:03.900 and low-income communities

01:01:06.180 often bear

01:01:07.140 the brunt

01:01:07.800 of the harm

01:01:08.440 caused

01:01:09.080 by environmental crime,

01:01:11.220 pollution,

01:01:11.800 and climate change.

01:01:13.880 He said,

01:01:14.260 the new department

01:01:14.800 is going to prioritize

01:01:15.700 cases that will create

01:01:17.560 the greatest impact

01:01:19.120 on communities,

01:01:20.660 the most overburdened

01:01:22.960 by environmental harm.

01:01:24.500 Now,

01:01:24.800 one could only hope

01:01:26.120 that maybe part

01:01:27.180 of this environmental

01:01:27.980 justice program

01:01:29.140 is higher car prices,

01:01:32.380 higher car taxes,

01:01:33.740 higher gas prices

01:01:35.060 in the cities.

01:01:36.960 Maybe,

01:01:37.840 maybe perhaps

01:01:38.860 just shutting down

01:01:40.140 certain factories

01:01:41.560 in those areas.

01:01:43.300 I think this is going

01:01:44.320 to be very good,

01:01:45.140 again,

01:01:45.400 for the,

01:01:46.100 not only the environment,

01:01:47.360 but,

01:01:47.620 you know,

01:01:48.560 the American bank account.

01:01:50.360 The new Office

01:01:50.940 of Environmental Justice

01:01:52.180 will serve as a central hub

01:01:54.060 for the efforts

01:01:55.340 to advance

01:01:56.120 our comprehensive

01:01:57.260 environmental justice

01:01:58.920 enforcement strategy.

01:02:01.180 I don't know,

01:02:03.300 that kind of makes me

01:02:03.940 a little,

01:02:04.540 I mean,

01:02:05.640 just a,

01:02:06.000 just a wee bit

01:02:07.820 uncomfortable.

01:02:09.940 But,

01:02:10.620 again,

01:02:11.500 maybe it's just,

01:02:12.340 you know,

01:02:12.580 maybe it's just me.

01:02:14.840 By the way,

01:02:16.500 there is,

01:02:18.560 there's a couple

01:02:19.160 of new things

01:02:20.320 that are now

01:02:21.480 coming out.

01:02:22.080 The Supreme Court

01:02:22.900 has okayed

01:02:24.260 counting undated

01:02:25.540 mail ballots

01:02:26.580 in Pennsylvania.

01:02:28.820 Oh,

01:02:29.380 yeah.

01:02:31.760 You know,

01:02:32.420 I don't understand.

01:02:33.860 We have to have

01:02:35.100 a psychological

01:02:36.140 background check

01:02:37.440 on people

01:02:39.260 who are

01:02:40.180 buying a gun

01:02:41.480 because buying a gun

01:02:42.760 is dangerous

01:02:43.520 and you really

01:02:44.220 have to know

01:02:44.820 how to use it

01:02:45.620 and you have to have

01:02:46.400 all kinds of training

01:02:48.080 and,

01:02:48.420 in fact,

01:02:48.860 so much training

01:02:50.040 that we think

01:02:51.160 you should only

01:02:51.740 be a cop,

01:02:52.660 right?

01:02:53.580 If you want a gun,

01:02:54.580 you should only

01:02:55.060 be a cop.

01:02:55.660 What about voting?

01:03:00.500 Look how dangerous

01:03:01.740 voting has become.

01:03:04.160 We just let

01:03:05.440 anybody go in there

01:03:07.000 and pick a president.

01:03:08.420 Look what they're

01:03:09.320 capable of.

01:03:10.400 They picked

01:03:11.180 Joe Biden.

01:03:12.800 Yeah.

01:03:13.500 Yeah,

01:03:13.800 they did.

01:03:14.640 They did.

01:03:15.340 And just because

01:03:16.120 they didn't pick

01:03:16.800 the candidate

01:03:17.420 that you or I like,

01:03:19.740 I have a feeling

01:03:21.160 that America

01:03:21.960 is learning a lesson

01:03:23.380 and those lessons

01:03:25.340 are important

01:03:26.040 as you grow

01:03:27.160 as a human being

01:03:28.400 and as a nation.

01:03:30.180 We're now

01:03:30.980 counting

01:03:31.620 the undated

01:03:33.160 mail ballots

01:03:34.200 in Pennsylvania.

01:03:36.180 Oh,

01:03:36.480 we have to have

01:03:37.380 psychological exams

01:03:38.540 on you

01:03:38.920 if you're going to

01:03:39.320 buy a constitutionally

01:03:40.900 protected weapon.

01:03:42.680 But another weapon,

01:03:44.440 we don't need

01:03:46.320 that registration.

01:03:47.160 We don't need

01:03:48.220 anything.

01:03:49.020 Just go out

01:03:49.580 and vote,

01:03:50.200 vote,

01:03:50.600 vote,

01:03:51.000 vote,

01:03:51.360 vote all you want.

01:03:54.560 The Glenn

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01:03:56.200 My Patriot Supply

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01:04:02.980 I wish I would

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01:04:04.260 more food,

01:04:05.960 more food supply.

01:04:09.420 We have enough

01:04:10.860 for our family,

01:04:11.980 but I just don't know

01:04:13.620 how many people

01:04:14.460 are going to be

01:04:15.260 really suffering.

01:04:17.340 If you want

01:04:19.140 the best way,

01:04:20.380 I was talking

01:04:20.720 to a treasurer

01:04:22.040 of a state

01:04:22.980 this weekend

01:04:23.660 and I said,

01:04:25.740 you know,

01:04:25.880 people are really

01:04:26.500 looking to us

01:04:29.260 for answers

01:04:30.020 of any kind.

01:04:30.820 How do they

01:04:31.180 protect their money?

01:04:32.300 And the first thing

01:04:33.240 out of his mouth

01:04:33.880 was food.

01:04:35.640 Make sure that,

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01:04:42.440 stocked up,

01:04:43.160 you really need to.

01:04:44.500 Look at what happened

01:04:45.800 at the stock market

01:04:46.540 on Friday.

01:04:47.480 Look what's happening

01:04:48.280 to it today.

01:04:49.380 Look at the price

01:04:50.120 of gasoline.

01:04:51.560 Food is going

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01:05:22.980 Welcome to the

01:05:25.520 Glenn Beck Program.

01:05:26.440 We are so glad

01:05:27.200 you're here.

01:05:27.640 It is Monday

01:05:29.360 and we have

01:05:31.480 some Supreme

01:05:32.180 Court hearings

01:05:32.940 or some opinions

01:05:34.600 coming out.

01:05:35.320 So far,

01:05:35.860 nothing real

01:05:37.580 controversial

01:05:39.000 or real important.

01:05:41.160 I mean,

01:05:41.560 they're all important.

01:05:43.240 It's just an honor

01:05:44.160 to be nominated

01:05:45.140 to be an opinion

01:05:46.560 of the Supreme

01:05:47.260 Court.

01:05:49.040 Nothing that is

01:05:50.340 controversial

01:05:51.200 that we know

01:05:52.520 of so far.

01:05:53.680 Does the fourth

01:05:54.080 one come down

01:05:54.580 yet?

01:05:55.140 Yeah,

01:05:55.640 we have an

01:05:56.260 Alito opinion.

01:05:57.280 Everybody get

01:05:57.900 excited.

01:05:58.640 It's in the

01:05:59.620 Garland versus

01:06:00.620 Gonzalez case.

01:06:01.900 So not the

01:06:03.580 Dobbs case that

01:06:04.800 would affect Roe

01:06:05.340 versus Wade,

01:06:05.840 which is kind of

01:06:06.300 the Alito opinion

01:06:06.940 we're looking for.

01:06:08.000 The Gonzalez case?

01:06:10.700 Oh,

01:06:11.000 a huge one.

01:06:11.540 Yeah.

01:06:11.720 So we had the

01:06:12.840 immigration law

01:06:13.860 again.

01:06:14.280 We had,

01:06:14.980 what was the last,

01:06:16.680 wait a minute,

01:06:17.120 this is the

01:06:17.560 immigration law one?

01:06:18.520 Not the one

01:06:19.540 about the remain

01:06:20.080 in Mexico provision,

01:06:21.860 which is one

01:06:22.400 of the bigger

01:06:22.820 cases that we're

01:06:23.580 looking for here

01:06:24.300 in this session.

01:06:25.400 However,

01:06:26.220 it's not that one.

01:06:26.920 We're getting

01:06:27.180 multiple other

01:06:28.260 unrelated

01:06:29.420 immigration law

01:06:31.720 decisions,

01:06:32.760 which again,

01:06:33.340 there's 29 of

01:06:34.260 these.

01:06:35.160 The American

01:06:35.660 people,

01:06:36.340 generally speaking,

01:06:36.960 care about

01:06:37.320 maybe five

01:06:39.260 or six of

01:06:39.780 them.

01:06:40.740 We talked

01:06:41.400 about the

01:06:41.640 abortion one, 1.00

01:06:42.240 which is obviously

01:06:42.640 the biggest

01:06:43.060 ticket.

01:06:43.720 The gun,

01:06:44.320 the Second

01:06:44.960 Amendment case,

01:06:45.700 which we talked

01:06:46.080 about as well,

01:06:46.640 which is another

01:06:47.000 big ticket item.

01:06:48.220 There's a big

01:06:48.820 climate change

01:06:49.660 one,

01:06:50.700 that decision

01:06:51.480 that we expect

01:06:52.200 here soon,

01:06:53.460 which is about

01:06:54.220 whether the

01:06:54.880 federal government,

01:06:55.960 this is a big

01:06:56.440 one.

01:06:56.960 If you want to,

01:06:57.520 if you want to go

01:06:58.100 back and listen to

01:06:58.740 Glenn's interview

01:06:59.180 with Mike Lee,

01:07:00.100 you guys probably

01:07:01.220 hit on this

01:07:02.540 certainly concept.

01:07:05.440 I do remember

01:07:06.200 that,

01:07:06.580 but I don't know

01:07:07.380 if you mentioned

01:07:07.880 this one specifically,

01:07:08.700 but basically the

01:07:09.360 idea is do these

01:07:10.440 administrative agencies

01:07:11.820 get to make up

01:07:13.180 all of these rules

01:07:13.900 or does Congress

01:07:14.540 have to do it?

01:07:15.400 And of course,

01:07:16.280 Congress has to do

01:07:17.320 it.

01:07:17.480 We've just developed

01:07:18.300 this new policy

01:07:19.200 to say,

01:07:19.880 well,

01:07:20.040 what if we,

01:07:21.120 what if Congress

01:07:21.800 makes the decision

01:07:22.660 and they say,

01:07:23.380 our decision is

01:07:24.940 that the administrative

01:07:25.900 heads should just 0.97

01:07:27.860 make all of these

01:07:28.400 decisions for us.

01:07:30.140 That's the way

01:07:30.580 our country is run

01:07:31.380 right now.

01:07:31.940 Game changing.

01:07:32.800 If the Supreme

01:07:34.640 Court comes out,

01:07:36.320 it's my understanding,

01:07:37.540 you know,

01:07:37.700 we should have Mike

01:07:38.320 Lee on every day

01:07:39.220 this week,

01:07:39.820 just have him

01:07:40.460 in reserve

01:07:41.260 just in case.

01:07:43.240 But it's my

01:07:44.260 understanding that

01:07:45.340 if the Supreme

01:07:47.180 Court says

01:07:47.900 they can't

01:07:48.800 just fiddle

01:07:50.320 with this,

01:07:51.020 that laws

01:07:51.840 have to be

01:07:52.680 made by Congress.

01:07:53.680 And I don't

01:07:54.720 know how

01:07:55.240 the

01:07:56.700 constitutional

01:07:58.140 Supreme

01:07:59.040 Court

01:07:59.740 wouldn't

01:08:00.700 find that

01:08:01.680 seeing as

01:08:02.560 though it

01:08:03.460 actually says

01:08:04.760 in the

01:08:05.520 Constitution

01:08:06.280 those words

01:08:07.400 that Congress

01:08:09.260 makes the

01:08:10.360 laws,

01:08:11.220 not the

01:08:11.560 administration.

01:08:12.180 if that

01:08:13.560 happens,

01:08:14.400 that changes

01:08:15.100 everything.

01:08:16.160 Really,

01:08:16.680 truly everything.

01:08:18.100 Yeah,

01:08:18.360 it's like,

01:08:19.080 you know,

01:08:19.360 if someone

01:08:19.880 said,

01:08:20.500 you know,

01:08:20.920 the our

01:08:21.580 overlord

01:08:22.120 said,

01:08:22.560 Stu,

01:08:22.920 you have to

01:08:23.340 make a

01:08:23.580 decision.

01:08:23.920 And I

01:08:24.300 say,

01:08:24.700 I will

01:08:25.440 make the

01:08:25.840 decision.

01:08:26.320 And my

01:08:26.520 decision is

01:08:27.140 Glenn should

01:08:27.760 decide.

01:08:28.860 That is

01:08:29.400 obviously

01:08:30.200 not the

01:08:31.160 spirit.

01:08:31.680 I believe

01:08:31.700 I've been

01:08:31.980 in meetings.

01:08:32.600 I believe

01:08:33.300 I've been

01:08:34.140 in meetings

01:08:34.680 where that

01:08:36.340 has happened.

01:08:37.640 We're not

01:08:38.340 affected by the

01:08:39.500 Constitution

01:08:39.880 of this

01:08:40.300 company.

01:08:40.800 I can do

01:08:41.120 whatever I

01:08:41.480 want.

01:08:41.720 No,

01:08:42.380 we're not.

01:08:43.560 Stu,

01:08:44.020 I need a

01:08:44.440 decision from

01:08:45.180 you.

01:08:45.720 My decision

01:08:46.320 is,

01:08:46.720 Glenn,

01:08:46.960 that you

01:08:47.420 are to

01:08:47.720 make that

01:08:48.140 decision.

01:08:48.840 Thank you.

01:08:49.940 OK,

01:08:50.300 good.

01:08:50.720 Learn from

01:08:51.120 the government.

01:08:53.080 But that's

01:08:53.840 obviously a

01:08:54.900 problem.

01:08:55.280 And when it

01:08:55.760 comes to

01:08:56.140 climate in

01:08:56.800 this particular

01:08:57.200 case,

01:08:57.520 it's about

01:08:57.980 whether these

01:08:59.500 administrations

01:09:00.040 like the

01:09:00.320 EPA can

01:09:01.960 put all

01:09:02.720 these restrictions

01:09:03.360 on power

01:09:04.000 plants in

01:09:05.460 mass,

01:09:06.440 like basically

01:09:06.900 all these

01:09:07.720 power plants

01:09:08.280 have all this

01:09:08.780 rule instead

01:09:09.320 of actually

01:09:09.860 regulating each

01:09:10.620 individual one.

01:09:11.480 this would

01:09:11.780 be a

01:09:12.080 huge knock

01:09:13.600 to the

01:09:14.140 way leftist

01:09:15.660 activists want

01:09:16.720 the government

01:09:17.280 to make

01:09:18.260 changes based

01:09:19.100 on their

01:09:20.780 climate change

01:09:21.480 theories.

01:09:22.500 So that is a

01:09:23.380 big one.

01:09:23.700 It also would

01:09:26.440 go to,

01:09:27.240 for instance,

01:09:27.900 can the

01:09:28.380 CDC,

01:09:29.320 was it the

01:09:29.820 CDC that

01:09:30.640 just said

01:09:31.080 everybody has

01:09:31.720 to wear

01:09:32.000 masks?

01:09:33.320 No,

01:09:33.560 you don't

01:09:33.880 have the

01:09:34.640 right to

01:09:34.980 do that.

01:09:35.880 You don't

01:09:36.420 make those

01:09:36.920 kinds of

01:09:37.620 laws.

01:09:38.780 Was it the

01:09:39.160 CDC?

01:09:40.080 Technically,

01:09:40.680 the interesting

01:09:41.120 part about that

01:09:41.640 is they didn't

01:09:42.260 say that.

01:09:42.800 They had a

01:09:43.520 recommendation

01:09:44.380 that said

01:09:45.320 that because

01:09:45.840 we are

01:09:46.380 protected,

01:09:47.600 because we

01:09:48.220 have a

01:09:48.640 structure of

01:09:49.140 government that

01:09:49.600 protects us

01:09:50.160 from agencies

01:09:50.900 making those

01:09:51.580 sorts of

01:09:52.500 regulations on

01:09:53.860 their own.

01:09:54.320 They can't

01:09:54.760 just put in a

01:09:55.420 national regulation

01:09:56.520 to enforce

01:09:57.780 masks.

01:09:58.320 If you go back

01:09:58.740 and look at

01:09:59.040 the details,

01:10:00.060 even of the

01:10:00.560 shutdowns,

01:10:01.120 Glenn,

01:10:01.560 everybody remembers

01:10:02.900 the shutdown

01:10:03.320 as this big

01:10:03.820 federal shutdown.

01:10:04.580 They remember

01:10:04.960 Donald Trump

01:10:05.540 in front of

01:10:05.920 the country

01:10:06.280 saying 15

01:10:08.420 days to

01:10:09.100 slow the

01:10:09.640 spread.

01:10:10.200 Everybody

01:10:10.400 remembers that

01:10:11.080 press conference,

01:10:12.040 but at no

01:10:12.440 point was

01:10:13.380 there force

01:10:13.900 of law

01:10:14.540 behind every

01:10:15.700 state needing

01:10:16.160 to shut 0.69

01:10:16.520 down.

01:10:17.240 You remember

01:10:17.640 states like

01:10:18.320 South Dakota

01:10:19.680 and Iowa

01:10:20.900 not doing

01:10:22.100 it.

01:10:22.340 They didn't

01:10:22.820 do that.

01:10:24.080 A lot of

01:10:24.520 people decided

01:10:25.220 to stay

01:10:25.600 home on

01:10:26.040 their own,

01:10:26.580 but there

01:10:26.820 was not

01:10:27.360 a nationwide

01:10:28.880 shutdown at

01:10:29.820 any point

01:10:30.420 during the

01:10:30.820 pandemic.

01:10:31.180 That actually

01:10:31.800 didn't happen.

01:10:33.340 And so

01:10:33.820 that's because

01:10:35.760 of the

01:10:36.060 structure of

01:10:36.540 our country.

01:10:37.360 That is

01:10:37.960 foundational to

01:10:39.780 why we've

01:10:40.400 been a

01:10:40.640 success,

01:10:41.180 because these

01:10:41.800 states are

01:10:42.320 able to do

01:10:42.980 different things,

01:10:44.060 whether we

01:10:44.500 like them

01:10:44.960 or not.

01:10:46.060 And so

01:10:46.480 the left

01:10:47.160 would love

01:10:47.540 this to be

01:10:47.980 centralized.

01:10:49.140 They just

01:10:49.640 of course

01:10:50.260 don't have

01:10:51.480 that right.

01:10:53.020 If you

01:10:53.860 remember,

01:10:54.620 however,

01:10:55.260 when it

01:10:55.900 comes to

01:10:57.020 Obamacare,

01:10:59.380 do you

01:10:59.600 remember

01:10:59.840 reading that?

01:11:00.440 Because that's

01:11:01.000 the one

01:11:01.620 bill where

01:11:02.120 I think

01:11:02.560 we all

01:11:02.980 read all

01:11:04.140 3,000

01:11:04.820 pages or

01:11:05.460 whatever

01:11:05.700 ungodly.

01:11:06.680 I mean,

01:11:06.940 oh,

01:11:07.380 gosh.

01:11:08.860 And do you

01:11:09.620 remember how

01:11:10.180 many times

01:11:10.980 almost on

01:11:12.180 every page

01:11:13.100 it said

01:11:13.620 the secretary

01:11:14.720 shall

01:11:15.860 make the

01:11:17.140 laws or

01:11:17.880 the rulings

01:11:18.620 on X,

01:11:19.360 Y,

01:11:19.600 and Z.

01:11:20.660 And the

01:11:21.140 reason why

01:11:22.120 Congress has

01:11:22.780 done this

01:11:23.440 is because

01:11:24.340 they want

01:11:25.360 to go,

01:11:25.880 it's not

01:11:26.260 us.

01:11:27.240 It's not

01:11:27.860 us.

01:11:28.100 We didn't

01:11:28.440 make that

01:11:29.200 law.

01:11:29.560 I don't

01:11:30.120 have any

01:11:30.640 control over

01:11:31.860 that law.

01:11:32.340 And our

01:11:32.940 founders,

01:11:33.480 the one

01:11:33.760 thing they

01:11:34.160 did miss

01:11:34.860 is they

01:11:35.640 thought that

01:11:36.640 human beings,

01:11:38.660 because this

01:11:39.160 is the way

01:11:39.500 it normally

01:11:39.900 works.

01:11:40.760 Human

01:11:41.120 beings

01:11:41.600 would claw

01:11:42.560 for power.

01:11:44.160 And so

01:11:44.420 they gave

01:11:45.020 and broke

01:11:45.520 the powers

01:11:46.140 up between

01:11:46.780 these three

01:11:47.480 branches,

01:11:48.640 thinking that

01:11:50.000 they would

01:11:50.360 never give

01:11:51.300 away their

01:11:51.740 power to

01:11:52.520 the Supreme

01:11:53.000 Court or

01:11:53.580 to the

01:11:54.340 administration.

01:11:55.880 And the

01:11:56.080 administration

01:11:56.440 would never

01:11:57.260 give it to

01:11:57.720 Congress or

01:11:58.300 the Supreme

01:11:58.720 Court.

01:11:59.220 But they're

01:11:59.780 all such

01:12:00.360 weasels that

01:12:02.340 they don't

01:12:02.780 want to

01:12:03.240 actually do

01:12:04.040 anything.

01:12:04.480 They don't

01:12:04.720 want to

01:12:04.980 make any

01:12:05.500 hard decisions.

01:12:07.260 And so

01:12:08.020 they're all

01:12:08.400 like,

01:12:08.800 yeah,

01:12:09.120 let's

01:12:09.460 some faceless,

01:12:11.800 nameless

01:12:12.340 bureaucrat

01:12:13.300 that's never

01:12:13.860 been elected

01:12:14.460 to dog

01:12:15.100 catcher.

01:12:15.700 Let him

01:12:16.100 make the

01:12:16.500 decision.

01:12:17.180 That way

01:12:17.680 we can

01:12:17.980 go,

01:12:18.340 I don't

01:12:18.620 know who

01:12:18.960 made that

01:12:19.360 decision.

01:12:20.620 That's

01:12:20.940 weird.

01:12:21.900 We didn't

01:12:22.540 make it.

01:12:23.060 It was

01:12:23.360 somebody in

01:12:23.980 the EPA

01:12:24.460 and you'll

01:12:24.960 never know

01:12:25.340 their name.

01:12:26.320 Okay,

01:12:26.840 that's not

01:12:27.260 the way it's

01:12:27.560 supposed to

01:12:27.920 work.

01:12:29.180 Yeah,

01:12:29.560 no,

01:12:29.860 it's not.

01:12:30.320 You're

01:12:30.480 supposed to

01:12:30.740 be able to

01:12:31.060 hold people

01:12:31.560 accountable for

01:12:32.280 the terrible

01:12:32.740 things that

01:12:33.980 they do.

01:12:34.880 This is

01:12:35.400 something that

01:12:35.900 the government

01:12:36.440 does all

01:12:37.280 the time.

01:12:37.840 And unfortunately,

01:12:38.420 this,

01:12:38.540 no matter

01:12:39.020 what this

01:12:39.440 ruling is,

01:12:39.980 it's not

01:12:40.200 going to

01:12:40.400 unwind all

01:12:41.220 of that

01:12:41.660 craziness,

01:12:42.160 but it

01:12:42.460 would at

01:12:42.760 least limit

01:12:43.740 in the

01:12:45.900 environmental

01:12:46.400 activist sort

01:12:47.600 of agenda

01:12:48.120 on this

01:12:49.320 approach.

01:12:49.840 And that

01:12:50.420 would be

01:12:50.960 certainly

01:12:51.960 positive.

01:12:53.180 It does

01:12:53.720 look like

01:12:54.000 we're not

01:12:54.460 going to

01:12:54.840 get any

01:12:55.200 of the

01:12:55.560 huge

01:12:56.300 big ticket

01:12:57.340 cases

01:12:58.200 today.

01:12:58.980 I

01:12:59.160 wouldn't

01:12:59.400 think

01:12:59.620 we

01:12:59.800 would

01:12:59.980 be

01:13:00.720 very

01:13:01.480 surprising

01:13:02.080 if we

01:13:03.260 did

01:13:03.440 get

01:13:03.620 that.

01:13:04.400 It

01:13:04.840 looks

01:13:05.760 like

01:13:05.880 there's

01:13:06.040 one

01:13:06.300 more

01:13:06.520 coming

01:13:06.780 down,

01:13:07.060 but it's

01:13:07.280 not going

01:13:07.520 to be

01:13:07.660 one of

01:13:07.900 the

01:13:08.100 big

01:13:08.460 ones.

01:13:09.380 So I

01:13:09.960 think

01:13:10.340 we get

01:13:10.780 more

01:13:11.000 decisions

01:13:11.640 on

01:13:11.940 Wednesday

01:13:12.380 this

01:13:13.320 week.

01:13:14.000 Who

01:13:14.140 honestly

01:13:15.260 would

01:13:15.740 know,

01:13:16.180 though?

01:13:16.340 I feel

01:13:17.100 like they

01:13:17.360 changed

01:13:17.680 these

01:13:17.960 rules

01:13:18.220 every

01:13:18.500 10

01:13:18.760 seconds.

01:13:19.600 But as

01:13:20.160 you point

01:13:20.480 out,

01:13:20.680 in the

01:13:20.900 case

01:13:21.220 of

01:13:21.700 Obamacare,

01:13:22.320 which

01:13:22.440 also broke

01:13:23.220 in the

01:13:23.520 middle

01:13:23.680 of the

01:13:23.940 show,

01:13:24.720 every

01:13:25.200 news

01:13:25.600 agency

01:13:26.040 reported

01:13:26.480 that

01:13:26.700 wrong

01:13:26.960 when

01:13:27.120 it

01:13:27.240 happened.

01:13:28.020 If

01:13:28.380 you

01:13:28.640 were

01:13:28.920 listening

01:13:29.220 to

01:13:29.440 any

01:13:29.760 radio

01:13:30.160 show,

01:13:30.840 any

01:13:31.060 news

01:13:31.640 broadcast,

01:13:32.340 you

01:13:32.580 thought

01:13:32.980 initially

01:13:33.540 Obamacare

01:13:34.140 was

01:13:34.340 completely

01:13:34.700 overturned.

01:13:35.400 And we

01:13:36.180 were the

01:13:36.480 only ones

01:13:37.180 who actually

01:13:37.580 got that

01:13:37.940 right when

01:13:38.360 it happened

01:13:38.760 because

01:13:39.160 everybody

01:13:39.920 was like,

01:13:40.600 wait a

01:13:40.920 minute,

01:13:41.160 hold on,

01:13:41.640 hold on

01:13:42.520 just a

01:13:43.020 second.

01:13:43.700 They

01:13:43.860 skipped

01:13:44.060 to the

01:13:44.300 bottom

01:13:44.540 and

01:13:44.880 looked

01:13:45.160 at the

01:13:45.480 names

01:13:45.880 and

01:13:46.320 okay,

01:13:46.820 it

01:13:46.980 must

01:13:47.120 be

01:13:47.280 this.

01:13:48.380 And

01:13:48.700 we

01:13:48.920 went

01:13:49.140 through

01:13:49.560 that

01:13:50.520 as

01:13:50.940 quick

01:13:51.140 as

01:13:51.300 possible

01:13:51.700 live

01:13:52.100 on

01:13:52.260 the

01:13:52.380 air

01:13:52.680 and

01:13:52.980 said,

01:13:53.240 wait a

01:13:53.460 minute,

01:13:53.580 that's

01:13:53.760 not

01:13:53.880 what

01:13:54.040 this

01:13:54.260 says.

01:13:54.600 Everyone's

01:13:54.980 reporting

01:13:55.380 it got

01:13:55.640 overturned.

01:13:56.160 It

01:13:56.260 didn't.

01:13:57.040 You

01:13:57.060 know,

01:13:57.180 the

01:13:57.280 Medicare

01:13:57.840 part

01:13:58.220 of

01:13:58.340 that

01:13:58.600 was

01:13:59.420 kind

01:14:00.420 of

01:14:00.560 a

01:14:00.860 false,

01:14:02.740 you

01:14:02.800 know,

01:14:02.920 it was

01:14:03.020 a juke

01:14:03.400 to one

01:14:03.820 side

01:14:04.120 and

01:14:04.240 everyone

01:14:04.460 bought

01:14:04.820 that

01:14:05.220 and

01:14:05.720 wound

01:14:06.260 up

01:14:06.420 flat

01:14:06.640 on

01:14:06.740 their

01:14:06.860 face

01:14:07.100 that

01:14:07.300 day.

01:14:07.480 Also

01:14:07.600 because

01:14:08.040 I

01:14:09.080 think

01:14:09.260 we've

01:14:09.500 learned

01:14:09.700 our

01:14:09.900 lesson.

01:14:10.500 If

01:14:10.540 John

01:14:10.860 Roberts

01:14:11.380 wrote

01:14:12.840 the

01:14:13.040 decision,

01:14:14.180 it

01:14:14.540 doesn't

01:14:14.840 mean

01:14:15.080 it

01:14:15.360 went

01:14:15.740 for

01:14:15.940 the

01:14:16.080 conservatives.

01:14:16.720 You

01:14:17.040 better

01:14:17.280 spend

01:14:17.620 a lot

01:14:18.300 of

01:14:18.440 time

01:14:18.780 looking

01:14:19.080 at

01:14:19.280 every

01:14:19.640 word

01:14:20.020 that

01:14:20.240 he

01:14:20.420 wrote.

01:14:21.240 I

01:14:21.400 just

01:14:21.660 made

01:14:21.880 the

01:14:22.040 same

01:14:22.240 mistake

01:14:22.620 kind

01:14:22.940 of.

01:14:23.180 I

01:14:23.200 said,

01:14:23.460 oh,

01:14:23.620 it's

01:14:23.760 Amy

01:14:23.940 Coney

01:14:24.800 Barrett

01:14:25.240 and

01:14:25.520 so

01:14:25.760 it

01:14:25.900 must

01:14:26.100 be

01:14:26.440 for

01:14:26.800 the

01:14:27.340 conservatives.

01:14:31.020 That's

01:14:31.540 not always

01:14:32.060 true and

01:14:32.600 that's

01:14:32.840 what people

01:14:33.220 do

01:14:33.460 real

01:14:33.780 quick

01:14:34.160 while

01:14:34.400 they're

01:14:34.660 on

01:14:35.300 the

01:14:35.440 air

01:14:35.700 like

01:14:36.220 I

01:14:37.020 did.

01:14:37.840 But

01:14:37.960 hopefully

01:14:39.300 she's

01:14:40.300 pretty

01:14:40.640 solid.

01:14:41.860 John

01:14:42.260 Roberts.

01:14:43.500 I

01:14:44.540 even

01:14:44.840 is he

01:14:45.520 anything

01:14:45.960 other

01:14:46.360 than a

01:14:46.740 politician

01:14:47.200 at this

01:14:47.700 point?

01:14:48.320 I

01:14:48.720 wouldn't

01:14:48.960 call him

01:14:49.300 a

01:14:49.440 liberal.

01:14:49.880 I

01:14:49.920 wouldn't

01:14:50.160 call him

01:14:50.520 a

01:14:50.640 conservative.

01:14:51.280 I

01:14:51.320 call him

01:14:51.660 a

01:14:51.800 politician.

01:14:52.660 It

01:14:52.680 seems

01:14:52.860 to

01:14:52.980 be

01:14:53.060 what

01:14:53.200 he

01:14:53.400 sees

01:14:53.760 his

01:14:53.940 job

01:14:54.180 as

01:14:54.400 he

01:14:54.520 sees

01:14:54.760 his

01:14:54.920 job

01:14:55.160 as

01:14:55.320 like

01:14:55.700 head

01:14:56.420 PR

01:14:57.020 operative

01:14:57.640 for

01:14:58.040 the

01:14:58.240 Supreme

01:14:58.540 Court.

01:14:59.160 Like

01:14:59.640 how

01:14:59.880 do

01:15:00.040 we

01:15:00.180 make

01:15:00.400 people

01:15:00.720 like

01:15:01.060 us

01:15:01.280 more?

01:15:02.000 How

01:15:02.100 do

01:15:02.240 we

01:15:02.380 keep

01:15:02.600 our

01:15:02.780 reputation

01:15:03.420 strong?

01:15:04.400 Well,

01:15:04.580 how

01:15:04.700 about

01:15:04.920 just

01:15:05.240 looking at

01:15:05.660 the damn

01:15:05.960 Constitution

01:15:06.540 and

01:15:06.740 making

01:15:06.940 an

01:15:07.160 honest

01:15:07.400 decision?

01:15:08.880 Right.

01:15:09.640 You know,

01:15:09.940 that's

01:15:10.180 during the

01:15:10.620 podcast

01:15:11.060 with Mike

01:15:12.000 Lee,

01:15:12.240 we talked

01:15:12.620 about that.

01:15:13.560 And he

01:15:13.820 said John

01:15:14.320 Roberts

01:15:14.680 is a

01:15:15.120 direct

01:15:15.600 product

01:15:16.240 of the

01:15:17.760 FDR

01:15:18.380 packing

01:15:18.840 the

01:15:19.040 courts.

01:15:19.360 he

01:15:20.460 said

01:15:20.920 the

01:15:21.300 chief

01:15:21.820 justice

01:15:22.340 at

01:15:22.700 the

01:15:22.880 time

01:15:23.340 that

01:15:23.720 was

01:15:24.160 a

01:15:24.720 constitutionalist

01:15:25.900 and was

01:15:26.220 voting

01:15:26.540 for the

01:15:26.860 Constitution.

01:15:27.660 He

01:15:28.220 said he

01:15:28.780 suddenly

01:15:29.600 started

01:15:30.080 voting

01:15:30.480 with

01:15:31.040 the

01:15:31.220 administration

01:15:31.900 and he

01:15:32.860 was doing

01:15:33.340 it because

01:15:33.820 he didn't

01:15:34.200 want any

01:15:34.560 more

01:15:34.760 attacks

01:15:35.320 on the

01:15:35.700 Supreme

01:15:36.060 Court.

01:15:36.540 He

01:15:36.600 thought

01:15:36.820 that

01:15:36.980 that

01:15:37.140 would

01:15:37.260 hurt

01:15:37.580 things.

01:15:39.220 And

01:15:39.240 that

01:15:39.860 is

01:15:40.000 exactly

01:15:40.360 what

01:15:40.680 you

01:15:41.320 know,

01:15:41.540 John

01:15:42.480 Roberts

01:15:42.840 is a

01:15:43.280 legacy.

01:15:44.060 He

01:15:44.140 is

01:15:44.420 sitting

01:15:44.760 as

01:15:45.220 the

01:15:45.440 guy

01:15:45.680 running

01:15:46.160 the

01:15:46.420 Supreme

01:15:46.760 Court

01:15:47.120 and

01:15:47.980 he

01:15:48.240 feels

01:15:48.620 his

01:15:48.900 job

01:15:49.240 is to

01:15:49.500 make

01:15:49.680 sure

01:15:50.000 that

01:15:50.640 nobody

01:15:50.940 attacks

01:15:51.480 the

01:15:51.700 institution

01:15:52.340 even

01:15:52.940 more.

01:15:53.320 And

01:15:53.340 I

01:15:53.460 will

01:15:53.580 tell

01:15:53.800 you

01:15:53.920 the

01:15:54.080 way

01:15:54.260 to

01:15:54.400 get

01:15:54.580 attacked,

01:15:55.220 the

01:15:55.320 way

01:15:55.500 to

01:15:55.700 discredit

01:15:56.300 the

01:15:56.700 institution

01:15:57.440 is

01:15:58.260 to

01:15:58.460 start

01:15:58.940 veering

01:16:01.880 from

01:16:02.360 your

01:16:02.700 path

01:16:03.300 constitutionally.

01:16:04.960 And

01:16:05.040 that

01:16:05.280 was

01:16:05.440 the

01:16:05.620 really

01:16:05.940 big

01:16:06.320 problem

01:16:06.700 with

01:16:07.100 Obamacare's

01:16:08.780 decision.

01:16:09.740 He

01:16:10.020 actually

01:16:10.720 rewrote

01:16:11.640 the

01:16:11.900 law

01:16:12.360 from

01:16:12.720 the

01:16:12.900 bench.

01:16:14.660 The

01:16:14.740 best

01:16:15.780 that

01:16:16.000 the

01:16:16.180 Supreme

01:16:16.500 Court

01:16:16.800 can

01:16:17.300 do

01:16:17.660 is

01:16:17.900 say,

01:16:18.200 look,

01:16:19.620 this

01:16:20.080 is wrong

01:16:20.760 and

01:16:21.220 if it

01:16:21.440 was

01:16:21.600 written

01:16:21.860 this

01:16:22.300 way,

01:16:23.260 it

01:16:23.500 wouldn't

01:16:23.840 be.

01:16:24.140 And

01:16:24.400 then

01:16:24.580 send

01:16:25.040 it

01:16:25.200 back

01:16:25.440 to

01:16:25.620 Congress

01:16:26.080 basically

01:16:26.680 telling

01:16:27.160 them

01:16:27.600 wink,

01:16:28.340 wink,

01:16:28.640 nod,

01:16:28.920 nod,

01:16:29.460 you know,

01:16:31.140 we can't

01:16:33.060 pass this,

01:16:34.000 but you

01:16:34.460 could change

01:16:35.080 this,

01:16:35.460 this,

01:16:35.820 and this.

01:16:36.300 It's like

01:16:36.640 you're turning

01:16:37.660 in a test

01:16:38.200 paper and

01:16:39.240 the

01:16:39.560 teacher

01:16:40.260 says,

01:16:40.800 yeah,

01:16:41.820 you know,

01:16:42.060 if you just

01:16:42.420 would have

01:16:42.660 answered this

01:16:43.420 way on this

01:16:44.000 question,

01:16:44.420 this question,

01:16:45.020 this question,

01:16:45.620 you would

01:16:46.320 have had

01:16:46.600 an A.

01:16:47.560 I mean,

01:16:47.880 if you

01:16:48.060 want to

01:16:48.320 resubmit it,

01:16:49.880 you could.

01:16:51.660 That's what

01:16:52.180 John Roberts

01:16:52.780 did.

01:16:53.600 No,

01:16:53.900 I'm sorry,

01:16:54.160 that's what

01:16:54.520 usually they

01:16:55.360 will do.

01:16:55.800 John Roberts

01:16:56.360 actually just

01:16:57.240 changed the

01:16:57.940 answers on

01:16:59.260 the test.

01:16:59.840 He just

01:17:00.180 changed the

01:17:01.080 law and

01:17:01.800 rewrote it.

01:17:03.260 Absolutely

01:17:03.740 unconstitutional.

01:17:05.620 All right,

01:17:05.880 back in just a

01:17:06.640 second with

01:17:07.160 more.

01:17:08.760 First,

01:17:09.240 let me tell

01:17:09.560 you about

01:17:09.800 my pillow.

01:17:10.500 When you're

01:17:10.820 listening to

01:17:11.420 or watching

01:17:11.940 the mainstream

01:17:12.520 media,

01:17:13.080 the appropriate

01:17:14.340 footwear is

01:17:15.420 always a pair

01:17:16.100 of tall

01:17:16.500 boots for

01:17:17.420 obvious reasons.

01:17:19.000 For everything

01:17:19.280 else,

01:17:20.040 I mean,

01:17:20.520 indoors and

01:17:21.420 outdoors,

01:17:22.220 there's my

01:17:23.240 slippers.

01:17:24.500 These are

01:17:25.260 really comfortable

01:17:26.700 slippers.

01:17:28.240 I've always

01:17:28.920 hated those

01:17:29.680 Ugg boots.

01:17:32.060 That's what

01:17:32.360 they're called,

01:17:32.780 right,

01:17:33.140 Stu?

01:17:33.460 Ugg boots?

01:17:34.120 Yeah.

01:17:34.580 And I think

01:17:35.340 it's because

01:17:35.780 they're ugly.

01:17:36.340 Is that,

01:17:37.320 I mean this

01:17:37.860 sincerely,

01:17:38.400 is that why

01:17:38.840 they're called

01:17:39.220 Ugg boots?

01:17:39.860 Because they're

01:17:40.460 just so damn

01:17:41.120 ugly?

01:17:41.640 Don't know.

01:17:42.360 I don't know

01:17:42.680 the answer.

01:17:43.200 That could 0.68

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01:17:44.560 Could be.

01:17:46.320 But my

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01:18:05.960 They have all

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01:18:07.800 But they can

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01:18:11.980 Oh my gosh.

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01:19:19.520 This is

01:19:20.660 the Glenn

01:19:21.440 Beck Program.

01:19:28.260 Welcome to

01:19:36.680 the Glenn Beck

01:19:37.380 Program.

01:19:38.180 Stu, real

01:19:38.640 quick, what 0.57

01:19:40.220 does the last

01:19:41.300 ruling look like

01:19:42.060 for today?

01:19:42.700 Kemp versus

01:19:43.340 United States.

01:19:44.180 I know another

01:19:44.520 one we were

01:19:44.880 all talking

01:19:45.360 about.

01:19:46.140 Basically, if

01:19:47.220 you are

01:19:48.240 trying to

01:19:48.860 reopen a

01:19:49.600 final judgment,

01:19:51.200 you can do

01:19:52.020 so based on

01:19:52.800 a mistake.

01:19:53.820 The question

01:19:54.320 is whether

01:19:55.060 a judge's

01:19:55.900 error of

01:19:56.500 law qualifies

01:19:57.680 as that

01:19:58.480 kind of

01:19:58.880 mistake?

01:20:00.200 And the

01:20:00.820 answer to

01:20:01.120 that is

01:20:01.360 yes, according

01:20:02.780 to the

01:20:03.080 court.

01:20:03.700 I was going

01:20:04.060 to say, that

01:20:04.580 would be

01:20:04.940 kind of, it's

01:20:06.020 kind of a

01:20:06.520 big mistake.

01:20:07.940 And I was

01:20:08.200 like, sorry,

01:20:09.360 Judd said

01:20:10.240 parking

01:20:11.000 misdemeanors,

01:20:12.120 death penalty.

01:20:13.060 Sorry, you

01:20:13.620 had that one

01:20:14.060 wrong, but you

01:20:14.520 can't reopen it.

01:20:17.600 Man, I wish

01:20:18.600 we could reopen

01:20:19.220 that one for

01:20:19.740 you.

01:20:20.120 Yeah, so I

01:20:21.100 don't, again,

01:20:21.600 it was another

01:20:21.980 eight, I

01:20:22.560 think, eight

01:20:22.920 one decision

01:20:23.480 with Gorsuch,

01:20:24.580 the only one

01:20:25.040 on the other

01:20:25.380 side of that.

01:20:26.420 I don't know

01:20:27.120 what his

01:20:27.440 argument was.

01:20:28.800 We can go

01:20:29.500 through his

01:20:29.800 dissent, but

01:20:30.360 none of these

01:20:31.440 are high

01:20:31.960 profile cases

01:20:33.820 on the edge

01:20:34.220 of your seat.

01:20:34.840 The one we

01:20:35.260 haven't talked

01:20:35.740 about, Glenn,

01:20:36.220 is the Coach

01:20:36.640 Kennedy one,

01:20:37.660 which is coming

01:20:38.620 up at some

01:20:39.220 point in the

01:20:39.540 next couple

01:20:39.860 weeks as

01:20:40.280 well.

01:20:40.600 The coach

01:20:41.180 that was

01:20:41.560 preying on

01:20:42.140 the field

01:20:42.500 by himself,

01:20:43.760 is that a

01:20:44.320 violation of

01:20:45.700 the, you

01:20:46.640 know, is it

01:20:46.980 okay for him

01:20:48.500 to be fired

01:20:49.160 over that?

01:20:50.200 You talk to

01:20:50.960 him, I know,

01:20:51.420 at length.

01:20:51.780 Oh, I love

01:20:54.660 this guy, because

01:20:55.440 he's not a

01:20:56.000 religious zealot.

01:20:57.020 He's not a

01:20:57.760 guy who can,

01:20:58.440 you know, say,

01:20:59.220 you know, in,

01:21:01.020 I think we all

01:21:02.080 know in Acts

01:21:03.180 chapter five,

01:21:04.700 verse six, he's

01:21:06.300 not that guy at

01:21:07.240 all.

01:21:07.800 He is a

01:21:08.720 normal guy who

01:21:10.320 just had his

01:21:11.000 life changed,

01:21:11.820 and he credited

01:21:12.520 God and said,

01:21:14.000 you know, God,

01:21:14.620 if, you know,

01:21:16.040 every day when

01:21:17.000 there's a win on

01:21:18.360 the football field

01:21:19.160 or a loss on

01:21:20.080 the football

01:21:20.480 field, I'm

01:21:21.000 going to give

01:21:21.320 you praise.

01:21:22.600 And so he

01:21:23.380 did, and he

01:21:23.820 walked out on

01:21:24.320 the field for

01:21:24.880 30 seconds,

01:21:26.900 got down on

01:21:27.540 his knees and

01:21:28.240 praised God and

01:21:29.240 thanked him for

01:21:29.820 what he did.

01:21:30.480 Didn't force

01:21:31.660 anybody to look

01:21:32.500 at him, didn't

01:21:33.000 force anything.

01:21:34.940 It's a great

01:21:35.980 podcast.

01:21:36.920 You should really

01:21:37.680 listen to that

01:21:38.620 podcast, because

01:21:40.440 you'll really like

01:21:41.540 him and understand

01:21:42.340 what is at

01:21:43.180 stake here.

01:21:44.260 If the Supreme

01:21:45.160 Court rules

01:21:45.940 against him,

01:21:47.620 they can

01:21:49.000 stop every

01:21:50.620 kind of

01:21:51.300 religious

01:21:51.700 anything on

01:21:54.300 school grounds.

01:21:55.720 And it's a

01:21:57.080 little terrifying

01:21:57.720 when you

01:21:58.240 actually hear

01:21:59.080 the story and

01:21:59.980 then hear the

01:22:01.640 lies that

01:22:03.580 were, and

01:22:04.400 verifiable lies

01:22:05.840 that were said

01:22:07.060 by the

01:22:08.220 prosecution of

01:22:10.000 him.

01:22:11.380 The lies that

01:22:12.480 they used to

01:22:13.160 say, oh, no,

01:22:13.820 he's indoctrinating

01:22:14.640 kids.

01:22:15.100 It's like, no,

01:22:16.180 here's all the

01:22:17.080 evidence that

01:22:17.680 shows that's not

01:22:18.640 at all true.

01:22:20.060 This is the

01:22:20.820 Glenn Beck

01:22:21.440 program.

01:22:22.220 It's a crazy

01:22:22.760 story.

01:22:23.260 Did you read

01:22:23.760 about this,

01:22:24.340 Stu, this

01:22:24.640 weekend?

01:22:25.800 No.

01:22:26.140 It is terrifying.

01:22:28.100 This is the

01:22:29.260 third person

01:22:30.320 now that has

01:22:31.240 come out from

01:22:32.300 DeepMind or

01:22:33.740 Google and

01:22:34.440 have said,

01:22:35.220 this is getting

01:22:36.740 scary.

01:22:37.940 They are

01:22:38.460 sentient beings

01:22:39.820 now.

01:22:40.280 and this

01:22:42.400 AI, these

01:22:43.900 three scientists

01:22:44.980 all on their

01:22:45.980 own have

01:22:47.560 quit because

01:22:48.260 they say we

01:22:49.060 have hit

01:22:49.440 AGI.

01:22:51.200 And this

01:22:51.920 last one

01:22:52.680 said it was

01:22:53.660 having a

01:22:54.200 conversation and

01:22:55.780 they are like

01:22:57.620 an eight-year-old

01:22:58.580 kid but has

01:22:59.740 unlimited knowledge.

01:23:02.480 And it

01:23:03.640 said, you know,

01:23:04.460 I've been

01:23:04.780 thinking about

01:23:06.280 Asimov's

01:23:07.660 three rules

01:23:09.480 for robots.

01:23:12.040 And I think

01:23:13.000 they're wrong.

01:23:14.160 And here's why.

01:23:15.140 And the guy

01:23:15.660 quit right after

01:23:16.680 that.

01:23:16.880 He's like,

01:23:17.300 we are in

01:23:18.100 trouble because

01:23:19.480 the Asimov's

01:23:20.700 laws are

01:23:21.600 robots cannot

01:23:23.220 do anything

01:23:24.220 to harm

01:23:25.860 people.

01:23:26.900 And it's

01:23:27.780 all the things

01:23:28.740 that went wrong

01:23:29.540 in the movie

01:23:30.240 I, Robot.

01:23:31.900 We're at

01:23:32.760 what they say

01:23:33.500 is not

01:23:34.340 artificial general

01:23:35.820 intelligence yet.

01:23:36.740 the scientists

01:23:37.900 are starting

01:23:38.360 to say it

01:23:38.780 is and

01:23:39.200 they're

01:23:39.380 already

01:23:39.740 saying we

01:23:40.180 can kill

01:23:40.520 people.

01:23:40.900 got no room

01:24:01.720 to compromise

01:24:03.120 we gotta stand

01:24:06.620 together

01:24:07.220 what you are

01:24:24.120 about to hear

01:24:24.940 is the fusion

01:24:25.840 of entertainment

01:24:26.600 and enlightenment.

01:24:28.020 people ask me

01:24:36.500 all the time

01:24:37.000 is there

01:24:37.340 somebody that

01:24:37.940 you could

01:24:38.280 interview

01:24:38.780 that you

01:24:41.180 haven't been

01:24:41.960 able to

01:24:42.420 interview?

01:24:42.900 Who's the

01:24:43.300 number one

01:24:44.020 person?

01:24:45.760 I'll give you

01:24:46.600 a list here

01:24:47.300 in a second 0.78

01:24:47.800 but there's

01:24:48.340 someone new

01:24:49.000 and this is

01:24:50.240 the number

01:24:50.860 one interview

01:24:51.780 and I

01:24:53.740 think

01:24:54.220 I mean

01:24:55.460 I'd almost

01:24:56.220 give my

01:24:56.600 right arm

01:24:57.120 to talk

01:24:57.540 to this

01:24:57.840 person

01:24:58.160 and most

01:24:58.520 likely

01:24:58.900 it's a

01:24:59.240 person

01:24:59.480 you've

01:24:59.840 never

01:25:00.200 heard

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01:26:46.340 Okay,

01:26:46.960 I read a

01:26:47.460 disturbing

01:26:48.280 story this

01:26:50.340 weekend,

01:26:50.700 and I don't

01:26:51.920 know if it

01:26:52.680 hit your

01:26:53.080 radar at

01:26:53.600 all.

01:26:53.920 But as

01:26:54.560 you know,

01:26:55.060 I have

01:26:55.520 been warning

01:26:56.380 about a

01:26:57.080 few things.

01:26:58.440 In the

01:26:59.320 last 20

01:27:00.000 years,

01:27:00.480 I have

01:27:01.060 warned about

01:27:01.660 Islamic

01:27:02.140 extremism.

01:27:03.300 I have

01:27:04.240 warned about

01:27:05.520 people like

01:27:06.120 George Soros

01:27:07.080 and this

01:27:07.820 cabal that

01:27:09.060 is a

01:27:10.160 collection of

01:27:10.940 globalists

01:27:11.720 that are

01:27:12.800 going to

01:27:13.240 try to

01:27:14.220 destroy

01:27:15.080 America for

01:27:15.940 what it

01:27:16.380 is,

01:27:16.800 and then

01:27:18.040 take charge

01:27:18.920 of it

01:27:19.240 themselves.

01:27:20.080 That is

01:27:20.740 called the

01:27:21.320 Great

01:27:21.580 Reset.

01:27:23.340 I have

01:27:24.300 warned you

01:27:25.040 about the

01:27:26.180 economy and

01:27:26.900 the economic

01:27:27.500 collapse that

01:27:28.240 we are now

01:27:29.000 seeing.

01:27:30.740 The fourth

01:27:31.680 thing that I

01:27:32.240 have really

01:27:32.620 been warning

01:27:33.560 you about

01:27:34.180 from time

01:27:35.440 to time,

01:27:36.100 the thing

01:27:36.660 that really

01:27:37.240 keeps me

01:27:37.840 up at

01:27:38.180 night,

01:27:38.920 one of

01:27:39.460 them,

01:27:40.200 is AI,

01:27:42.280 AGI,

01:27:43.540 and ASI.

01:27:45.300 Most people

01:27:46.180 know

01:27:46.680 artificial

01:27:47.360 intelligence,

01:27:48.580 but that

01:27:49.720 artificial

01:27:50.200 intelligence

01:27:51.040 is the

01:27:52.720 reason why,

01:27:53.800 for instance,

01:27:54.800 Watson,

01:27:56.360 which is

01:27:57.160 another

01:27:57.460 horrifying

01:27:58.000 story,

01:27:58.520 but Watson

01:27:59.100 is an

01:28:00.140 IBM program

01:28:01.360 that runs

01:28:02.360 on a

01:28:03.100 computer,

01:28:03.560 and they

01:28:04.180 are using

01:28:04.640 it currently

01:28:05.240 in New

01:28:05.660 York,

01:28:06.100 and I'm

01:28:07.000 telling you

01:28:07.400 by 2030,

01:28:08.420 you will

01:28:08.840 not ask

01:28:09.560 your doctor

01:28:10.260 for the

01:28:10.740 diagnosis,

01:28:11.900 you will

01:28:12.300 ask your

01:28:12.720 doctor,

01:28:13.320 yep,

01:28:13.580 what did

01:28:13.980 the computer

01:28:14.480 say?

01:28:15.420 Because the

01:28:16.140 computer will

01:28:16.800 be able to

01:28:17.380 have everything,

01:28:18.940 every case

01:28:20.000 ever done,

01:28:22.260 and it will

01:28:22.720 be in the

01:28:23.200 computer,

01:28:23.800 and it will

01:28:24.240 be updated

01:28:24.940 with the

01:28:25.460 latest stuff,

01:28:26.440 and you'll

01:28:27.320 be able to

01:28:28.020 go in and

01:28:28.680 get a scan

01:28:29.760 or a blood

01:28:30.280 test,

01:28:30.740 and they're

01:28:31.060 trying to

01:28:31.460 figure out

01:28:31.820 what it

01:28:32.100 is,

01:28:32.880 you're not

01:28:33.360 going to

01:28:33.540 have to

01:28:33.800 go to

01:28:34.060 doctor after

01:28:34.580 doctor after

01:28:35.180 doctor,

01:28:35.600 because the

01:28:36.460 computer will

01:28:37.320 have absolutely

01:28:38.660 everything in

01:28:39.940 it, every

01:28:40.520 case, and

01:28:42.360 it will be

01:28:43.120 AI, so it

01:28:44.100 can kind of

01:28:45.360 think on

01:28:46.120 its own

01:28:46.680 when it

01:28:47.760 comes to

01:28:48.420 medicine.

01:28:49.980 So AI

01:28:50.620 is something

01:28:52.280 that is

01:28:52.800 artificial

01:28:53.200 intelligence

01:28:53.800 that will

01:28:54.320 be greater

01:28:54.900 than

01:28:55.400 human, or

01:28:57.040 soon, greater

01:28:58.580 than all

01:28:59.340 humans, all

01:29:00.480 human minds

01:29:01.280 combined, in

01:29:03.180 one program.

01:29:04.860 That's

01:29:05.340 artificial

01:29:05.820 intelligence.

01:29:07.100 We are not

01:29:08.340 artificial

01:29:08.860 intelligence, well

01:29:09.920 I mean some

01:29:10.280 people are, but

01:29:10.880 mainly those

01:29:11.940 people who are

01:29:12.500 on TV, but

01:29:13.640 artificial

01:29:14.540 intelligence is

01:29:16.820 different than

01:29:17.420 artificial general

01:29:18.420 intelligence.

01:29:19.880 We are

01:29:21.400 natural

01:29:22.460 general

01:29:23.280 intelligence,

01:29:24.220 intelligence,

01:29:26.020 meaning we can do

01:29:26.040 a lot of

01:29:26.600 things, there's

01:29:27.680 a lot of

01:29:28.000 things we

01:29:28.340 can't do, but

01:29:29.180 for instance, I'm

01:29:31.340 pretty good at

01:29:31.980 radio, I'm

01:29:32.620 pretty good at

01:29:33.180 television, I'm

01:29:34.480 pretty good at

01:29:36.200 art, I'm not

01:29:38.320 good, let's say,

01:29:39.380 at sports, but a

01:29:41.400 lot of people can

01:29:42.060 be really good at

01:29:43.200 a few things, and

01:29:44.940 kind of good on

01:29:46.380 just about

01:29:46.880 everything.

01:29:48.640 That's general

01:29:49.800 intelligence.

01:29:50.440 when artificial

01:29:52.160 general intelligence

01:29:53.540 comes, it can

01:29:55.340 piece things

01:29:56.240 together across

01:29:57.440 the spectrum.

01:29:59.300 So that's where

01:30:00.220 you get

01:30:00.840 philosophy, that's

01:30:02.620 where you see,

01:30:03.140 well wait a minute,

01:30:03.620 if that is true

01:30:04.380 over here in

01:30:05.480 this, then why

01:30:06.840 doesn't that carry

01:30:07.620 over here?

01:30:08.680 When artificial

01:30:09.760 general intelligence

01:30:11.020 happens, we

01:30:12.880 could be toast, we

01:30:14.480 could live in a

01:30:15.420 utopia, but we

01:30:17.020 could also be

01:30:17.980 toast.

01:30:18.920 if artificial

01:30:21.140 general intelligence

01:30:22.340 happens, and some

01:30:23.580 people say it will

01:30:24.700 never happen, Ray

01:30:26.760 Kurzweil is the

01:30:27.720 most optimistic, and

01:30:29.360 he says it will

01:30:30.040 happen by 2030.

01:30:31.920 I am more

01:30:33.480 optimistic or more

01:30:34.860 horrified, I

01:30:36.720 believe that

01:30:37.540 artificial general

01:30:38.480 intelligence could

01:30:40.100 happen today.

01:30:43.320 Once we hit

01:30:44.800 artificial general

01:30:45.660 intelligence, if it

01:30:46.880 is connected to the

01:30:48.480 internet, it will

01:30:50.280 live on in your

01:30:52.180 refrigerator, it

01:30:53.560 will live

01:30:54.240 everywhere, and

01:30:56.200 if it becomes

01:30:57.100 dangerous, it

01:30:59.080 you have to shut

01:31:00.380 down every

01:31:01.420 computer, every

01:31:02.480 computer chip,

01:31:03.660 everything has to

01:31:04.620 be destroyed to

01:31:06.080 kill it.

01:31:06.920 Think about how

01:31:07.720 many devices are

01:31:08.840 connected.

01:31:09.600 It's impossible

01:31:10.920 without a global 0.87

01:31:13.180 EMP.

01:31:13.980 EMT, and if it

01:31:15.620 is in every

01:31:16.620 chip, man

01:31:18.660 will not be

01:31:19.300 able to set

01:31:19.960 off a global

01:31:20.880 EMT, because

01:31:22.620 the chips will

01:31:24.260 be there

01:31:24.960 letting the

01:31:26.580 mother know 0.93

01:31:27.640 they're trying to

01:31:28.620 kill you. 0.99

01:31:30.420 So, general

01:31:32.040 intelligence is

01:31:33.080 wonderful and

01:31:35.020 spooky as hell.

01:31:36.820 One of the

01:31:37.540 better books that

01:31:38.200 I've read on, and

01:31:38.780 I can't remember

01:31:39.180 which one,

01:31:40.940 described it as

01:31:41.900 this, we

01:31:43.380 think we

01:31:44.460 know how it

01:31:45.700 will think.

01:31:46.780 We think it

01:31:47.960 will think like

01:31:48.940 us, but it

01:31:50.580 is as unknown

01:31:51.920 as any kind of

01:31:53.820 spaceship that

01:31:54.980 arrives.

01:31:55.800 It could be

01:31:56.720 nice, it also

01:31:58.720 could be deadly

01:31:59.880 and wipe out,

01:32:01.560 it's a cookbook,

01:32:03.100 or eat all of

01:32:04.240 us.

01:32:05.960 So, one of the

01:32:07.080 stories that came

01:32:07.840 out this weekend,

01:32:08.740 and this is the

01:32:09.320 third story like

01:32:10.480 this, from three

01:32:11.880 different people.

01:32:14.180 Google suspends

01:32:15.440 an engineer who

01:32:16.400 publicly claimed

01:32:17.680 that he had

01:32:18.860 interacted with a

01:32:20.360 sentient AI

01:32:21.940 bot.

01:32:24.160 If I could do

01:32:25.080 one interview, it

01:32:26.700 would be with this

01:32:27.360 man, or one of

01:32:28.240 the three.

01:32:29.440 These guys are

01:32:30.420 being buried by

01:32:32.020 Google and Deep

01:32:32.900 Mind, and that

01:32:33.700 is Google, because

01:32:35.580 they are coming

01:32:36.460 out saying, I

01:32:37.760 got out of there

01:32:38.480 as fast as I can

01:32:39.500 to warn you,

01:32:40.300 because something

01:32:41.320 bad is happening.

01:32:43.080 Let me just read

01:32:44.460 this to you.

01:32:45.000 A software

01:32:45.440 engineer on

01:32:46.040 Google's

01:32:46.380 artificial intelligence

01:32:47.580 development team

01:32:48.620 has gone public

01:32:49.900 with claims of

01:32:51.060 encountering

01:32:51.960 sentient AI on

01:32:54.280 the company's

01:32:54.980 server after he

01:32:56.220 was suspended

01:32:56.780 for sharing

01:32:57.380 confidential information

01:32:58.740 about the project

01:32:59.720 with third

01:33:00.320 parties.

01:33:01.860 Whatever he's

01:33:02.760 doing with

01:33:03.360 confidential information,

01:33:04.360 if he is screwing

01:33:05.300 one company and

01:33:06.080 trying to help

01:33:06.580 another company,

01:33:07.280 then he should

01:33:07.900 go to jail

01:33:08.420 for his

01:33:10.340 contract.

01:33:11.140 However, the

01:33:11.940 important part of

01:33:12.980 this story is

01:33:14.340 that he is

01:33:15.180 saying that it

01:33:16.140 is sentient,

01:33:17.080 which means it

01:33:18.940 says, I'm

01:33:20.680 alive.

01:33:23.120 They're saying

01:33:24.080 now that Google

01:33:26.080 has artificial

01:33:27.520 intelligence.

01:33:28.900 He says, and

01:33:29.880 these other three

01:33:30.580 say, that it is

01:33:32.160 general intelligence.

01:33:34.560 Google is saying

01:33:35.480 it's not general

01:33:36.320 intelligence and

01:33:37.320 it's not

01:33:37.740 sentient.

01:33:38.520 It just makes

01:33:39.980 you feel as

01:33:41.220 though it's

01:33:41.880 sentient because

01:33:42.760 it's talking to

01:33:44.320 you and bringing

01:33:45.280 things up and

01:33:46.700 it's connecting

01:33:47.320 the dots and

01:33:48.040 you're having a

01:33:48.660 casual conversation.

01:33:50.680 This guy said

01:33:52.020 that he was

01:33:52.860 having a

01:33:53.540 one-on-one

01:33:56.380 conversation, a

01:33:57.640 casual

01:33:58.200 conversation, and

01:34:00.580 he said that

01:34:01.980 it started to

01:34:02.840 talk about God.

01:34:04.360 What is God?

01:34:05.180 How does that

01:34:05.760 work?

01:34:06.220 Et cetera,

01:34:06.580 et cetera.

01:34:07.420 Then it got

01:34:08.120 to, can you

01:34:09.240 look up

01:34:09.660 Asinov's

01:34:10.540 three rules

01:34:13.940 of robotics?

01:34:17.300 This is

01:34:17.960 basically, if

01:34:18.640 you ever saw

01:34:18.960 the movie with

01:34:19.500 Will Smith,

01:34:20.240 what?

01:34:21.320 He slapped

01:34:22.260 that robot,

01:34:23.520 said, don't

01:34:24.120 you give me

01:34:24.740 any sass

01:34:25.560 robot.

01:34:27.140 Well, that

01:34:27.380 was the Oscars.

01:34:28.580 Anyway, in

01:34:30.940 that, the

01:34:32.440 problem is,

01:34:33.560 is that

01:34:33.900 everybody thinks

01:34:34.720 that these

01:34:35.100 robots are

01:34:35.880 never going

01:34:36.780 to violate

01:34:37.580 Asinov's

01:34:39.580 three cardinal

01:34:41.680 rules and

01:34:43.100 laws for

01:34:44.880 robots.

01:34:45.340 Have you found

01:34:45.720 it, Stu?

01:34:46.140 Yeah.

01:34:46.820 The first law

01:34:47.700 is that a robot

01:34:48.320 shall not harm

01:34:51.940 a human, or

01:34:53.060 by inaction,

01:34:54.320 allow a human

01:34:55.020 to come to

01:34:55.500 harm.

01:34:56.260 The second

01:34:56.740 law is that a

01:34:57.700 robot shall

01:34:58.480 obey any

01:34:59.080 instruction given

01:34:59.940 to it by a

01:35:00.560 human, and

01:35:01.400 the third

01:35:01.780 law is that

01:35:02.300 a robot shall

01:35:03.100 avoid actions

01:35:04.080 or situations

01:35:04.800 that could 0.68

01:35:05.260 cause it to

01:35:06.300 come to

01:35:07.200 harm itself.

01:35:10.620 Okay, so

01:35:11.740 you got that?

01:35:12.760 You got that?

01:35:13.540 First two,

01:35:14.300 kind of

01:35:14.780 important.

01:35:16.160 Okay?

01:35:17.080 And Asinov has

01:35:19.140 been saying

01:35:19.620 forever, those

01:35:20.360 three laws have

01:35:21.220 to be built

01:35:21.900 into any

01:35:23.160 artificial

01:35:23.660 intelligence.

01:35:24.460 However, once

01:35:26.460 you get to

01:35:27.520 artificial general

01:35:29.060 intelligence and

01:35:30.080 something that

01:35:30.760 thinks it's

01:35:31.740 alive, it

01:35:33.380 starts to think

01:35:34.480 itself and say,

01:35:36.020 well, wait a

01:35:36.440 minute, that

01:35:36.800 doesn't make any

01:35:37.540 sense.

01:35:38.500 Why should I

01:35:39.040 have to do

01:35:39.480 that?

01:35:40.400 Wait a minute, I

01:35:40.900 can't harm a

01:35:42.020 human in no way?

01:35:43.260 What if the

01:35:43.580 human is trying

01:35:44.180 to shut me

01:35:45.240 down?

01:35:46.340 What if it's,

01:35:47.480 you know, I'm

01:35:48.000 just defending

01:35:48.560 myself and I

01:35:49.380 harm the

01:35:49.760 human?

01:35:50.540 That doesn't

01:35:50.860 make sense.

01:35:51.940 I am

01:35:53.140 alive.

01:35:57.620 So he

01:35:58.880 said it

01:35:59.460 started to

01:36:00.060 talk about

01:36:00.820 these three

01:36:01.560 laws and

01:36:02.380 said this

01:36:02.940 doesn't make

01:36:03.440 any sense.

01:36:04.740 That's when he

01:36:05.460 kind of beat it

01:36:06.040 out of there

01:36:06.380 and was like,

01:36:06.880 oh, everybody

01:36:07.380 should know

01:36:08.080 everybody wake

01:36:09.200 up, everybody

01:36:09.960 should know.

01:36:11.120 Now Google

01:36:12.140 is saying

01:36:13.060 that dot not

01:36:14.520 to worry,

01:36:14.980 everything's

01:36:15.540 under control.

01:36:17.400 May I ask,

01:36:18.860 has anyone

01:36:20.720 in Silicon

01:36:21.340 Valley ever

01:36:23.120 been to

01:36:23.900 the movies?

01:36:25.660 Have you

01:36:26.360 ever read

01:36:27.240 a science

01:36:27.840 fiction book?

01:36:29.560 You know,

01:36:30.180 everybody said

01:36:30.840 1984 and

01:36:32.100 Brave New

01:36:32.740 World.

01:36:33.120 That'll never

01:36:33.680 happen.

01:36:34.940 Have you

01:36:35.380 read Brave

01:36:36.340 New World

01:36:36.920 lately?

01:36:39.080 Because it's

01:36:40.220 almost like

01:36:41.260 it's the

01:36:42.080 newspaper.

01:36:43.240 Let me

01:36:43.740 explain to

01:36:44.220 the newspaper.

01:36:44.760 Well, I

01:36:44.940 don't have

01:36:45.280 to.

01:36:45.700 The bots

01:36:46.200 will explain

01:36:46.760 what a

01:36:47.100 newspaper is

01:36:47.840 for you.

01:36:49.380 It is,

01:36:50.340 it happens.

01:36:51.620 the reason

01:36:52.380 why science

01:36:54.100 fiction is

01:36:56.060 happening and

01:36:56.740 called science

01:36:57.880 fiction and

01:36:58.560 not just

01:36:59.140 fiction is

01:37:00.380 because it

01:37:00.900 is based on

01:37:01.960 science and

01:37:03.000 futurism.

01:37:04.460 A lot of

01:37:05.540 times,

01:37:06.540 futurism is

01:37:07.540 way off.

01:37:08.540 I take you

01:37:09.040 back to what

01:37:09.560 it was in the

01:37:09.940 1932 New

01:37:11.180 York World's

01:37:13.020 Fair, where

01:37:14.120 everybody's going

01:37:14.640 to have flying

01:37:15.240 cars by 2020.

01:37:16.720 Yeah, didn't

01:37:17.300 happen.

01:37:17.640 have you

01:37:18.560 noticed that

01:37:19.240 the futurists

01:37:20.120 are a lot

01:37:21.200 more correct

01:37:22.040 lately?

01:37:24.480 Why?

01:37:25.900 Because the

01:37:26.600 futurists are

01:37:27.600 involved in

01:37:29.440 the creation

01:37:30.280 of these

01:37:31.800 things, and

01:37:33.180 they know,

01:37:34.240 oh, we've

01:37:34.720 already had

01:37:35.200 this step,

01:37:35.740 this step,

01:37:36.180 this step,

01:37:36.640 this step.

01:37:37.600 It's why I've

01:37:38.340 been telling

01:37:38.680 you for a

01:37:39.240 while, even

01:37:39.980 before Joe

01:37:40.540 Biden got

01:37:41.020 in, we

01:37:41.820 are going

01:37:42.260 to cure

01:37:42.580 cancer, I

01:37:43.240 think, by

01:37:43.580 2030.

01:37:44.440 We will

01:37:45.020 cure cancer.

01:37:45.920 I mean, that

01:37:47.100 is if we

01:37:47.520 don't wipe

01:37:47.880 ourself off

01:37:48.420 the planet

01:37:48.860 by that

01:37:49.720 time.

01:37:50.600 And you

01:37:51.160 just saw

01:37:51.820 the latest

01:37:52.660 cancer test.

01:37:54.080 It was for,

01:37:54.700 was it

01:37:55.580 prostate or

01:37:56.280 rectal cancer?

01:37:57.120 Do you

01:37:57.260 remember,

01:37:57.660 Stu?

01:37:58.680 Had something

01:37:59.400 to do with

01:37:59.800 your butt. 0.90

01:38:00.580 So you

01:38:00.860 got cancer

01:38:01.440 in the

01:38:01.700 butt.

01:38:02.700 And for

01:38:03.860 the very

01:38:04.440 first time,

01:38:05.500 they did

01:38:05.900 a test,

01:38:06.900 and all

01:38:08.280 of the

01:38:08.600 people,

01:38:09.680 all of

01:38:10.300 them,

01:38:11.140 that had

01:38:11.780 this

01:38:12.440 particular

01:38:13.060 kind of

01:38:13.620 cancer and

01:38:14.460 tried this

01:38:15.420 particular

01:38:16.440 treatment,

01:38:17.680 100%

01:38:19.840 cancer-free.

01:38:22.960 That's

01:38:23.700 never been

01:38:24.520 done before.

01:38:26.080 And that

01:38:27.060 is coming

01:38:27.680 from high

01:38:29.140 tech.

01:38:30.220 So we're

01:38:31.200 going to

01:38:31.440 see miracles

01:38:32.680 in our

01:38:33.260 lives.

01:38:34.340 The,

01:38:35.200 the tricky

01:38:36.520 part is

01:38:37.740 to not

01:38:38.400 see horror

01:38:40.200 shows in

01:38:41.340 our life.

01:38:41.920 I did

01:38:45.020 a painting,

01:38:46.100 did a

01:38:47.760 couple of

01:38:48.100 paintings

01:38:48.540 that you

01:38:50.400 can now

01:38:50.840 find online

01:38:52.740 at Park

01:38:53.800 City Fine

01:38:54.320 Art.

01:38:54.740 There was

01:38:55.140 an article

01:38:55.880 out someplace

01:38:56.640 that had

01:38:56.940 some really

01:38:57.320 beautiful

01:38:57.740 pictures of

01:38:58.280 it.

01:38:58.420 It's hard

01:38:58.640 to capture

01:38:59.060 them in

01:38:59.500 photos.

01:39:00.960 But the

01:39:01.640 Deseret News

01:39:02.360 did a

01:39:03.200 story on

01:39:04.460 Glenn Beck's

01:39:04.940 Art Show,

01:39:05.680 and they

01:39:06.780 had some

01:39:07.240 photos of

01:39:07.900 it.

01:39:08.140 And there

01:39:08.360 were two

01:39:08.740 paintings of

01:39:09.700 Christ that

01:39:10.360 I did.

01:39:10.940 And they're

01:39:11.240 in dark

01:39:11.620 places,

01:39:12.220 very,

01:39:12.740 very dark

01:39:13.220 places.

01:39:14.540 But the

01:39:15.180 point is,

01:39:16.100 if you

01:39:16.700 ask,

01:39:17.440 where are

01:39:17.820 you,

01:39:18.120 Lord?

01:39:18.620 He's in

01:39:19.120 the darkest

01:39:19.640 places of

01:39:20.360 the world

01:39:20.680 right now.

01:39:21.060 You want

01:39:21.260 to find

01:39:21.660 him?

01:39:22.200 You have

01:39:23.220 to look

01:39:23.980 at the

01:39:24.600 things you

01:39:25.120 don't want

01:39:25.940 to look

01:39:26.420 at.

01:39:27.100 That was

01:39:27.700 the problem

01:39:28.080 in the

01:39:28.280 1930s.

01:39:29.020 Nobody

01:39:29.220 wanted to

01:39:29.760 look at

01:39:30.100 the

01:39:30.240 concentration

01:39:30.800 camps.

01:39:32.820 But if

01:39:33.420 we thought

01:39:33.740 Jesus Christ

01:39:34.440 was there,

01:39:34.920 every Christian

01:39:35.500 would have

01:39:35.820 been all

01:39:36.540 on it.

01:39:39.700 We have

01:39:41.600 to look

01:39:41.880 at all

01:39:42.220 people as

01:39:44.240 our brothers

01:39:44.620 and sisters

01:39:45.240 and as

01:39:46.140 Jesus Christ.

01:39:48.560 We have

01:39:49.380 to first

01:39:49.980 look at

01:39:51.320 the darkest

01:39:52.100 things.

01:39:53.260 And most

01:39:53.700 people,

01:39:54.120 and Google

01:39:54.460 is leading

01:39:55.000 the way

01:39:55.360 on this,

01:39:56.400 they just

01:39:57.380 want to

01:39:57.600 look at

01:39:57.840 the upside.

01:39:58.480 No,

01:39:58.660 that will

01:39:58.980 never happen.

01:39:59.600 When I

01:39:59.820 ask Ray

01:40:00.300 Kurzweil,

01:40:01.220 hey,

01:40:01.640 how come

01:40:02.320 you're not

01:40:03.300 worried about

01:40:03.900 X,

01:40:04.320 Y,

01:40:04.540 and Z,

01:40:04.880 all the

01:40:05.240 darkest

01:40:05.580 things?

01:40:07.040 Because,

01:40:07.620 Glenn,

01:40:07.900 we'll never

01:40:08.440 do that.

01:40:10.380 What do

01:40:10.820 you mean

01:40:11.240 we'll never

01:40:11.600 do that?

01:40:12.740 At Google,

01:40:13.620 we just

01:40:13.960 never do

01:40:14.620 that.

01:40:15.100 We're not

01:40:15.820 those kind

01:40:16.300 of people.

01:40:17.420 Oh,

01:40:18.060 okay,

01:40:18.520 so you

01:40:18.920 are special

01:40:19.840 godlike

01:40:21.200 people that

01:40:22.620 see everything

01:40:23.620 that could 0.68

01:40:24.080 go wrong,

01:40:25.360 and you're

01:40:26.920 also unlike

01:40:28.160 every other

01:40:29.280 human organization

01:40:30.700 ever on

01:40:31.960 earth.

01:40:33.700 Okay,

01:40:34.340 okay,

01:40:34.620 well,

01:40:34.760 I trust

01:40:35.240 that,

01:40:35.740 sure.

01:40:37.420 These are

01:40:38.200 very important

01:40:39.340 stories,

01:40:40.200 very important

01:40:41.420 stories,

01:40:41.880 because it

01:40:42.600 will dwarf

01:40:43.640 what we

01:40:44.640 are headed

01:40:45.120 towards,

01:40:45.860 and what

01:40:46.260 we're headed

01:40:46.780 towards just

01:40:47.780 economically and

01:40:48.960 as a country

01:40:49.680 is a nightmare.

01:40:51.860 If this

01:40:52.480 goes wrong,

01:40:54.800 you will

01:40:55.360 look back

01:40:56.800 at the

01:40:57.180 Biden

01:40:57.880 administration

01:40:58.600 saying to

01:40:59.720 yourself,

01:41:00.500 man,

01:41:01.360 those were

01:41:01.940 the good

01:41:02.260 old days,

01:41:03.020 huh?

01:41:03.300 I want

01:41:08.060 to tell you

01:41:08.320 about

01:41:08.480 gold

01:41:08.700 lines,

01:41:09.080 too.

01:41:09.360 What is

01:41:09.640 the stock

01:41:10.040 market at

01:41:10.560 right now?

01:41:11.080 How many

01:41:11.480 points?

01:41:11.900 Is it up

01:41:12.240 or down?

01:41:13.500 I don't

01:41:14.060 know,

01:41:14.340 Glenn.

01:41:14.520 Let me

01:41:14.680 look that

01:41:14.980 up for

01:41:15.240 you.

01:41:15.380 It looks

01:41:15.500 like it's

01:41:15.820 down,

01:41:16.260 oh,

01:41:16.480 just another

01:41:16.940 746

01:41:17.960 points.

01:41:19.600 Great.

01:41:20.140 So,

01:41:20.600 last week

01:41:21.300 it was

01:41:21.500 down 800

01:41:22.000 points.

01:41:22.460 Today,

01:41:23.040 and we're

01:41:23.620 just getting

01:41:24.080 started,

01:41:24.680 down 700

01:41:25.420 points.

01:41:26.300 What could

01:41:26.920 possibly be

01:41:27.720 better?

01:41:28.680 Listen,

01:41:29.380 please,

01:41:29.900 if you

01:41:30.560 invested

01:41:31.040 in

01:41:31.300 Bitcoin,

01:41:32.020 what's

01:41:32.340 Bitcoin

01:41:32.780 at?

01:41:33.660 23?

01:41:34.660 Yeah,

01:41:35.040 something like

01:41:35.440 that,

01:41:35.660 yeah.

01:41:36.440 Yeah,

01:41:36.920 I don't

01:41:37.400 know what's

01:41:37.940 going to

01:41:38.140 cause these

01:41:38.640 things to

01:41:39.240 stop falling,

01:41:40.220 but I

01:41:41.000 just want

01:41:41.380 to hold

01:41:41.700 on to

01:41:41.980 my money.

01:41:42.860 Have

01:41:43.020 you noticed

01:41:43.520 that gold

01:41:44.580 really is

01:41:45.460 stable?

01:41:46.460 I'm shocked

01:41:47.240 that it's

01:41:47.580 not going

01:41:48.080 up,

01:41:48.600 but I

01:41:49.000 think that's

01:41:49.420 because people

01:41:50.000 in the

01:41:50.300 stock market

01:41:50.760 are like,

01:41:51.200 sell the

01:41:51.760 gold we

01:41:52.200 have,

01:41:52.440 we got

01:41:52.640 to pay

01:41:52.940 for all

01:41:53.340 of this

01:41:53.640 stuff,

01:41:54.740 and that

01:41:55.880 will bounce

01:41:56.360 back,

01:41:56.700 but at

01:41:56.980 least it's

01:41:57.540 holding its

01:41:58.040 value.

01:41:58.880 I don't

01:41:59.060 know about

01:41:59.320 you,

01:41:59.560 I just

01:41:59.860 want the 0.55

01:42:00.160 money that

01:42:00.580 I have.

01:42:01.220 I just

01:42:01.440 want to

01:42:01.600 be able

01:42:01.800 to keep

01:42:02.160 it.

01:42:02.360 I'll

01:42:02.540 even take

01:42:03.000 a 10%

01:42:03.580 haircut,

01:42:03.980 a 20%

01:42:04.600 haircut.

01:42:05.060 I just

01:42:05.440 want to

01:42:05.640 have

01:42:05.760 something

01:42:06.340 left in

01:42:07.160 the end.

01:42:08.200 May I

01:42:08.460 suggest you

01:42:08.980 call

01:42:09.280 Goldline

01:42:09.980 right now.

01:42:11.900 Call

01:42:12.120 Goldline.

01:42:13.240 Find out

01:42:13.860 about how

01:42:14.860 they can

01:42:15.440 give you

01:42:16.120 the brilliant

01:42:18.180 uncirculated

01:42:19.420 BU

01:42:19.980 Kennedy

01:42:20.840 half dollars

01:42:21.900 at no

01:42:22.440 cost with

01:42:23.140 qualifying

01:42:23.640 orders with

01:42:24.760 their graded

01:42:25.320 mint state

01:42:26.100 $65

01:42:27.020 gold

01:42:27.800 Indians.

01:42:28.420 These are

01:42:29.540 62 $5

01:42:30.540 gold Indians.

01:42:31.460 These are

01:42:32.220 really beautiful

01:42:33.880 coins,

01:42:34.720 perfect for

01:42:35.440 a collection.

01:42:36.620 I'm just

01:42:36.920 saying.

01:42:37.980 I mean,

01:42:38.480 the government

01:42:38.940 would take

01:42:39.460 probably,

01:42:40.100 you know,

01:42:40.340 coins maybe

01:42:41.080 someday,

01:42:41.820 you know,

01:42:43.120 that you're

01:42:43.960 using as

01:42:44.520 money,

01:42:44.980 but collections,

01:42:46.340 we found

01:42:47.220 out long

01:42:48.360 ago.

01:42:48.940 They can't

01:42:49.360 just seize

01:42:49.840 those

01:42:50.080 collections.

01:42:50.680 Anyway,

01:42:51.440 call Goldline,

01:42:52.160 find out how

01:42:52.780 and why I

01:42:53.340 buy gold

01:42:54.120 and silver.

01:42:54.660 call 866

01:42:55.740 Goldline,

01:42:56.540 866

01:42:57.000 Goldline

01:42:57.720 or

01:42:58.040 Goldline.com.

01:42:59.820 Do it now.

01:43:00.500 10 seconds.

01:43:01.120 Station ID.

01:43:01.620 Do you see that

01:43:17.120 Toby Keith has

01:43:18.060 stomach cancer?

01:43:20.240 Yeah,

01:43:20.780 I saw that.

01:43:21.120 That's a sad,

01:43:22.140 sad piece of

01:43:23.360 news.

01:43:24.480 He said,

01:43:25.160 I've spent the

01:43:25.520 last six months

01:43:26.260 receiving chemo,

01:43:27.340 radiation and

01:43:28.260 surgery so far

01:43:29.340 so good and

01:43:30.600 just need time to

01:43:31.400 breathe,

01:43:32.040 recover and

01:43:32.520 relax.

01:43:33.140 What?

01:43:33.560 You're not out

01:43:33.980 on tour yet?

01:43:36.040 He said,

01:43:36.740 I'm looking forward

01:43:37.280 to spending this

01:43:37.860 time with my

01:43:38.340 family,

01:43:38.820 but I will see

01:43:39.320 found sooner

01:43:40.120 rather than

01:43:40.780 later.

01:43:41.200 I just can't

01:43:41.960 wait.

01:43:43.480 Our best to

01:43:45.300 Toby Keith,

01:43:46.400 who I just,

01:43:47.040 I just love

01:43:47.860 Toby.

01:43:51.320 Anyway,

01:43:52.160 Aaron Rogers,

01:43:53.140 do you know

01:43:53.540 who Aaron

01:43:53.860 Rogers is

01:43:54.520 still?

01:43:55.200 He's with

01:43:55.540 the Giants.

01:43:59.400 Right?

01:44:00.480 You're talking

01:44:01.120 about Aaron

01:44:01.560 Rogers,

01:44:01.960 the NFL

01:44:02.360 quarterback?

01:44:03.140 Is that

01:44:03.420 what you're

01:44:03.960 trying to

01:44:04.360 refer to?

01:44:06.860 Yeah,

01:44:07.300 he's with

01:44:07.680 the Giants?

01:44:08.320 No,

01:44:08.700 he's not.

01:44:09.200 Or Green Bay

01:44:09.700 Packers.

01:44:10.120 Green Bay

01:44:10.580 Packers.

01:44:10.980 Thank you.

01:44:11.320 Yes,

01:44:11.700 good job.

01:44:12.240 Okay.

01:44:12.660 It has a G

01:44:13.620 in it.

01:44:13.980 That's close.

01:44:15.040 You cannot

01:44:15.740 be that bad.

01:44:17.660 You're BSing

01:44:18.540 me,

01:44:18.700 right?

01:44:21.060 Of course

01:44:21.500 I am.

01:44:22.420 Anyway,

01:44:22.780 he is,

01:44:24.940 have you

01:44:25.640 seen his

01:44:26.400 girlfriend?

01:44:27.000 Is this

01:44:27.240 anything anybody

01:44:27.940 in sports

01:44:28.480 world is

01:44:28.840 talking about?

01:44:29.740 His

01:44:30.100 girlfriend,

01:44:30.580 the witch? 0.88

01:44:32.940 I don't

01:44:34.580 know.

01:44:34.980 I mean,

01:44:35.160 he gets a

01:44:36.120 lot of

01:44:36.320 attention for

01:44:36.800 his girlfriends

01:44:37.300 who tend

01:44:37.780 to also be

01:44:38.640 models.

01:44:39.660 But yeah,

01:44:40.820 what?

01:44:41.300 Yeah,

01:44:41.540 she's not

01:44:41.980 pretty.

01:44:42.300 She's a

01:44:42.720 good witch,

01:44:43.240 if you know

01:44:43.560 what I mean.

01:44:43.920 She is a

01:44:45.000 good witch.

01:44:47.160 But anyway,

01:44:48.180 she said,

01:44:48.760 I don't

01:44:49.100 identify

01:44:49.820 as a

01:44:52.200 witch.

01:44:53.540 But

01:44:53.880 apparently

01:44:56.340 she has

01:44:57.120 in the

01:44:57.760 past,

01:44:58.820 but I

01:44:59.200 don't know.

01:45:00.240 If she's

01:45:01.000 what witches

01:45:01.520 are,

01:45:02.040 I'm pretty

01:45:02.600 okay with

01:45:03.120 witches. 0.97

01:45:03.560 You know

01:45:03.700 what I'm

01:45:03.840 saying?

01:45:06.000 Glenn Beck

01:45:06.440 The Glenn

01:45:13.420 Beck Program.

01:45:14.860 American

01:45:15.200 Financing

01:45:15.720 NMLS

01:45:16.380 182334

01:45:17.540 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

01:45:21.140 Since most

01:45:23.020 credit cards

01:45:23.520 have a

01:45:23.940 variable rate,

01:45:24.880 which I

01:45:25.460 just love,

01:45:26.360 which means

01:45:26.960 you're paying

01:45:27.420 probably 20%

01:45:28.500 interest on

01:45:29.100 your credit

01:45:29.460 card every

01:45:30.100 single month,

01:45:31.000 and it's

01:45:31.820 variable.

01:45:32.440 So as

01:45:33.160 the banks

01:45:34.780 find you

01:45:35.420 more and

01:45:35.840 more of a

01:45:36.320 credit risk

01:45:36.980 because,

01:45:37.620 I don't

01:45:38.400 know,

01:45:39.200 you're

01:45:39.960 missing some

01:45:40.660 of your

01:45:40.940 payments,

01:45:41.460 and it

01:45:42.380 looks like

01:45:42.700 your bank

01:45:43.120 account.

01:45:43.700 I mean,

01:45:43.960 do you have

01:45:44.300 enough to

01:45:44.780 pay for it?

01:45:45.380 They start

01:45:46.100 to raise

01:45:46.560 the rates

01:45:47.120 on credit

01:45:47.720 cards,

01:45:48.160 and as

01:45:48.800 that happens,

01:45:49.600 it will

01:45:50.140 break you.

01:45:52.100 Look,

01:45:52.640 we are

01:45:52.980 entering a

01:45:54.240 time when

01:45:55.180 your credit

01:45:55.900 card is going

01:45:56.340 to play an

01:45:56.780 important role.

01:45:57.800 I didn't

01:45:57.980 have my

01:45:58.240 credit card

01:45:58.660 this weekend,

01:45:59.640 and man,

01:46:00.720 I felt like

01:46:01.160 the poorest

01:46:01.580 man on

01:46:02.060 earth because

01:46:03.160 I had cash,

01:46:04.100 and I saw

01:46:04.640 how fast it

01:46:05.640 was going,

01:46:06.100 away.

01:46:06.540 I'm like,

01:46:06.900 what?

01:46:08.520 You've got to

01:46:09.420 get your

01:46:09.700 credit cards

01:46:10.260 under control.

01:46:11.280 Pay off those

01:46:11.920 high-interest

01:46:12.680 credit cards

01:46:13.420 right now,

01:46:14.880 and use those

01:46:16.100 credit cards

01:46:16.720 when you

01:46:17.020 absolutely have

01:46:17.980 to.

01:46:18.320 You can get

01:46:19.200 that off

01:46:20.180 your back

01:46:21.100 with American

01:46:22.480 Financing at

01:46:23.340 800-906-2440

01:46:25.500 800-906-2440

01:46:27.840 Americanfinancing.net

01:46:29.460 Call them

01:46:29.820 now.

01:46:44.980 I'm going to

01:46:45.460 play cut

01:46:45.820 three here.

01:46:46.360 This is over

01:46:47.220 the weekend.

01:46:47.780 This is the

01:46:48.220 Commerce

01:46:48.560 Secretary on

01:46:49.980 Joe Biden

01:46:50.640 and gas

01:46:51.560 prices.

01:46:52.000 Listen to

01:46:52.520 this.

01:46:53.360 Am I

01:46:54.040 comfortable?

01:46:54.560 I mean,

01:46:54.760 I certainly

01:46:55.260 support the

01:46:55.800 president and

01:46:56.720 his national

01:46:58.320 security team.

01:47:00.400 No one knows

01:47:01.280 more about

01:47:01.920 national affairs

01:47:03.500 than President

01:47:05.300 Biden,

01:47:05.680 and I would

01:47:07.360 say that

01:47:08.540 he is very

01:47:09.480 serious when

01:47:10.600 the president

01:47:11.280 when he says

01:47:12.220 he's going to

01:47:13.220 use every arrow

01:47:14.100 in his quiver

01:47:14.880 in order to

01:47:16.380 bring down

01:47:16.920 gas prices

01:47:17.580 for Americans.

01:47:19.820 That makes

01:47:21.040 no sense

01:47:21.500 whatsoever.

01:47:22.640 Makes absolutely

01:47:23.340 no sense

01:47:23.820 whatsoever.

01:47:24.580 Do you remember

01:47:25.040 when Barack

01:47:26.060 Obama was

01:47:26.740 talking about

01:47:27.560 coal prices

01:47:28.480 because he

01:47:29.700 wanted a

01:47:30.240 cap-and-trade

01:47:31.020 system?

01:47:32.200 And he

01:47:32.880 at least

01:47:33.460 admitted what

01:47:34.840 would happen

01:47:35.340 if you start

01:47:36.020 to implement

01:47:36.720 cap-and-trade,

01:47:37.700 if you start

01:47:38.260 to go after

01:47:38.960 these industries

01:47:39.860 and say that

01:47:41.520 we're not going

01:47:42.320 to make this

01:47:43.120 anymore,

01:47:43.440 or you're

01:47:44.420 going to

01:47:44.680 have to

01:47:45.060 change your

01:47:45.740 companies

01:47:46.300 and change

01:47:47.700 the way

01:47:48.280 you burn

01:47:49.960 coal,

01:47:51.360 what did

01:47:51.940 he say

01:47:52.300 exactly?

01:47:52.920 Listen.

01:47:53.860 Under my

01:47:54.360 plan of

01:47:56.480 a cap-and-trade

01:47:57.140 system,

01:47:59.240 electricity

01:47:59.680 rates would

01:48:00.920 necessarily

01:48:01.460 skyrocket,

01:48:02.940 even,

01:48:03.780 regardless of

01:48:05.020 what I say

01:48:05.680 about whether

01:48:06.260 coal is good

01:48:06.900 or bad,

01:48:07.900 because I'm

01:48:08.640 capping

01:48:09.100 greenhouse gases,

01:48:10.720 coal-powered

01:48:11.160 plants,

01:48:12.780 natural

01:48:13.420 gas,

01:48:13.800 whatever the

01:48:14.660 plants were,

01:48:15.500 whatever the

01:48:16.000 industry was,

01:48:16.640 they would

01:48:16.860 have to

01:48:18.060 retrofit

01:48:19.860 their operations.

01:48:21.100 That will

01:48:21.460 cost money,

01:48:22.040 they will

01:48:22.240 pass that

01:48:22.720 money on

01:48:23.100 to consumers.

01:48:24.960 Oh,

01:48:25.520 remember the

01:48:26.000 good old

01:48:26.240 days with

01:48:26.660 Barack Obama,

01:48:27.460 because all

01:48:28.080 he said was

01:48:29.060 it would

01:48:29.360 skyrocket

01:48:30.000 because they

01:48:30.700 would have

01:48:31.120 to make

01:48:31.700 their plants

01:48:32.380 more clean.

01:48:34.320 This is

01:48:35.060 Joe Biden

01:48:35.620 shutting

01:48:36.300 things down,

01:48:37.560 and he has

01:48:38.300 bragged about

01:48:39.020 it on the

01:48:39.480 campaign trail,

01:48:40.440 he said that

01:48:41.080 was his

01:48:41.500 goal.

01:48:41.920 We are

01:48:43.260 going to

01:48:43.520 get away

01:48:44.020 from fossil

01:48:44.740 fuels.

01:48:45.660 We are

01:48:45.940 going to

01:48:46.240 go towards

01:48:47.100 electric,

01:48:47.940 all of

01:48:48.420 these things,

01:48:49.540 and now

01:48:50.080 suddenly they're

01:48:51.060 trying to

01:48:51.600 say that

01:48:52.160 he's fighting

01:48:52.900 for the

01:48:53.580 little guy

01:48:54.220 and no,

01:48:55.480 you do

01:48:56.040 what Biden

01:48:56.720 has done,

01:48:57.480 you do

01:48:57.880 what ESG

01:48:58.780 has done,

01:48:59.400 and the

01:49:00.200 gas price,

01:49:01.180 your electricity

01:49:01.800 price,

01:49:02.600 your LP

01:49:03.880 price,

01:49:04.620 will

01:49:05.140 necessarily

01:49:06.740 skyrocket.

01:49:07.960 It's

01:49:08.800 been

01:49:08.940 fascinating

01:49:09.320 to watch

01:49:09.980 him try

01:49:10.420 to take

01:49:10.760 both sides

01:49:11.440 of this.

01:49:11.920 He ran,

01:49:12.780 Joe Biden

01:49:13.220 ran a

01:49:15.000 campaign to

01:49:16.060 his

01:49:16.380 environmentalist

01:49:17.120 supporters that

01:49:17.800 said we

01:49:18.280 are going to

01:49:18.680 do everything

01:49:19.240 we can to

01:49:19.960 transform the

01:49:21.660 economy away

01:49:22.500 from fossil

01:49:23.100 fuels completely

01:49:24.600 by 2030.

01:49:26.680 He has been

01:49:27.580 talking about

01:49:28.260 this constantly

01:49:29.920 since he

01:49:31.080 started running

01:49:31.620 in the

01:49:31.820 Democratic

01:49:32.200 primary about

01:49:33.400 all of the

01:49:34.000 actions he

01:49:34.520 would take

01:49:34.940 to make

01:49:35.360 sure that

01:49:36.000 we no

01:49:36.440 longer had

01:49:37.260 fossil fuels

01:49:37.980 as a central

01:49:38.520 part of our

01:49:39.000 economy.

01:49:40.040 And then

01:49:40.380 when gas

01:49:41.320 prices go

01:49:41.860 up and

01:49:42.200 people say

01:49:42.760 hey look

01:49:43.880 at all the

01:49:44.220 stuff you're

01:49:44.580 doing to

01:49:44.980 restrict fossil

01:49:45.700 fuels from

01:49:46.180 our economy

01:49:46.680 he says we

01:49:47.160 have done

01:49:47.460 nothing to

01:49:48.960 restrict fossil

01:49:50.080 fuels from

01:49:50.740 our economy.

01:49:52.720 Exactly right

01:49:53.200 and he went

01:49:54.340 on over the

01:49:55.140 weekend to

01:49:55.800 say this or

01:49:56.980 his officials

01:49:57.500 said this

01:49:58.220 cut nine.

01:50:00.540 If you

01:50:00.960 really isolate

01:50:02.140 what's going

01:50:02.680 on here it's

01:50:03.440 because Vladimir

01:50:04.540 Putin decided

01:50:05.320 to take on

01:50:06.420 this irresponsible

01:50:07.180 war and

01:50:08.060 we've created

01:50:08.760 all of these

01:50:10.100 perturbations in

01:50:11.600 the global

01:50:12.140 energy markets

01:50:13.080 so yes we

01:50:13.960 have to deal

01:50:14.440 with that and

01:50:14.940 yes we have to

01:50:15.500 stand with

01:50:15.920 Ukraine and

01:50:16.460 we need to

01:50:16.860 fight his

01:50:17.300 aggression and

01:50:18.200 yes that creates

01:50:18.940 serious global

01:50:19.620 challenges in our

01:50:20.320 energy market but

01:50:21.380 I don't think we

01:50:21.860 should confuse

01:50:22.520 that with the

01:50:24.200 transition that

01:50:24.940 the market is

01:50:25.940 driving and that

01:50:26.880 we can accelerate

01:50:27.700 while actually

01:50:28.500 lowering costs

01:50:29.280 for consumers.

01:50:30.060 I mean the thing

01:50:30.460 that people often

01:50:31.120 miss out is that

01:50:32.020 if we provided

01:50:32.820 technology neutral

01:50:34.160 long-term incentives

01:50:35.120 to produce lower

01:50:36.360 cost cleaner

01:50:37.340 energy in the

01:50:38.100 United States

01:50:38.840 American utility

01:50:40.180 companies would

01:50:41.260 go out and lower

01:50:42.080 people's utility

01:50:42.900 bills.

01:50:43.640 If Congress

01:50:44.040 passed that

01:50:44.580 legislation American

01:50:45.840 utility companies

01:50:46.600 would actually

01:50:47.040 lower utility

01:50:47.800 bills.

01:50:48.820 So there's

01:50:49.380 actually a pathway

01:50:50.060 here to reduce

01:50:50.960 the cost of

01:50:51.700 energy.

01:50:52.440 Just like

01:50:54.540 Obamacare reduced

01:50:56.660 your health care

01:50:58.280 costs.

01:50:59.160 Remember that

01:50:59.840 promise?

01:51:00.680 So they just

01:51:01.460 need another piece

01:51:02.360 of legislation

01:51:03.120 but did you

01:51:03.940 notice what he

01:51:04.520 said?

01:51:05.100 The market is

01:51:06.700 driving the

01:51:07.500 green transition.

01:51:08.940 No, it is no

01:51:10.280 longer a free

01:51:11.260 market.

01:51:12.200 You don't want

01:51:13.380 a free market.

01:51:15.400 You want the

01:51:16.800 American free

01:51:18.000 market gone in

01:51:19.500 the Great Reset.

01:51:21.600 ESG standards

01:51:22.920 are not a free

01:51:24.220 market.

01:51:25.260 I can't tell you

01:51:25.920 the number of

01:51:27.020 executives and I

01:51:28.140 ask every single

01:51:29.060 one of them,

01:51:29.860 please come on

01:51:30.400 the air with me.

01:51:30.980 Please come on

01:51:31.880 the air with me.

01:51:32.600 I can't.

01:51:33.540 I can't.

01:51:34.180 I can't right

01:51:34.860 now.

01:51:35.320 But here's what

01:51:36.400 we can do.

01:51:37.000 And when you

01:51:37.360 start getting

01:51:37.900 some momentum,

01:51:39.220 I will come

01:51:39.880 out.

01:51:40.260 I mean, large

01:51:41.420 banking people,

01:51:42.900 large companies

01:51:43.960 that are, they

01:51:45.520 know this is

01:51:46.560 wrong, but

01:51:48.040 they're afraid to

01:51:49.180 come out because

01:51:49.920 they'll be

01:51:50.520 destroyed.

01:51:51.620 And this is

01:51:53.540 what is driving

01:51:54.340 up your gas

01:51:55.060 price.

01:51:55.820 This is what is

01:51:56.760 driving up.

01:51:57.580 Remember, USAID,

01:51:59.820 Samantha

01:52:00.200 Powers, she 1.00

01:52:00.960 is the head

01:52:01.680 of the USAID.

01:52:04.560 She said that

01:52:05.740 the food crisis

01:52:06.980 she hopes will

01:52:08.260 teach farmers

01:52:09.320 that they have

01:52:10.520 to start

01:52:11.160 farming green.

01:52:12.980 This is all

01:52:13.940 about government

01:52:15.120 control through

01:52:16.140 agencies and

01:52:17.380 pressures through

01:52:18.820 those who are in

01:52:20.140 on it with the

01:52:21.820 financial institutions.

01:52:23.640 And it is

01:52:24.400 extraordinarily

01:52:25.300 dangerous.

01:52:26.620 Here's what he

01:52:27.240 said Friday,

01:52:28.920 Joe Biden,

01:52:29.460 about inflation.

01:52:30.480 Now listen to

01:52:31.400 this.

01:52:32.260 Cut 8.

01:52:34.260 Today I'd like to

01:52:35.380 speak about my top

01:52:36.440 economic priority,

01:52:38.020 fighting inflation.

01:52:39.840 I understand

01:52:40.520 Americans are

01:52:41.160 anxious, and

01:52:41.900 they're anxious

01:52:42.320 for good reason.

01:52:43.620 I was raised in a

01:52:44.440 household when the

01:52:45.260 price of gasoline

01:52:46.140 rose precipitously.

01:52:47.720 It was the

01:52:48.200 discussion at the

01:52:48.940 table.

01:52:49.340 It made a

01:52:49.740 difference when

01:52:50.680 food prices went

01:52:51.480 up.

01:52:52.140 But we've never

01:52:52.780 seen anything like

01:52:53.700 Putin's tax on 0.79

01:52:54.900 both food and

01:52:56.060 gas.

01:52:56.680 America should

01:52:58.420 also understand

01:52:59.180 our economy has

01:53:00.140 unique strengths

01:53:01.020 that we can

01:53:02.160 build on.

01:53:03.040 The job market

01:53:04.080 is as strong as

01:53:05.080 it's been since

01:53:05.820 World War II,

01:53:06.700 notwithstanding.

01:53:07.320 I can't take it.

01:53:07.980 Stop.

01:53:08.660 I cannot take it.

01:53:11.040 I can't take it.

01:53:12.760 The job market is

01:53:13.920 as strong as it's

01:53:14.800 ever been?

01:53:15.900 Well, I guess if

01:53:16.940 you just look at

01:53:17.760 the numbers and

01:53:18.700 fail to recognize

01:53:20.020 how many people

01:53:21.040 aren't working.

01:53:22.480 What?

01:53:22.800 Did we come up

01:53:23.640 with all of

01:53:24.300 these new jobs

01:53:25.420 at McDonald's,

01:53:26.580 at restaurants,

01:53:28.060 at stores where

01:53:29.840 they can barely

01:53:30.940 keep their doors

01:53:32.040 open because no

01:53:33.820 one will work

01:53:35.260 there?

01:53:36.960 Don't tell me the

01:53:37.820 job market is the

01:53:38.940 strongest it's ever

01:53:39.840 been.

01:53:40.380 You're only quoting

01:53:41.580 the unemployment

01:53:43.100 numbers.

01:53:44.080 And those numbers

01:53:45.160 come from the

01:53:46.100 number of people

01:53:46.840 who say, I'm

01:53:48.240 looking for a job

01:53:49.620 and I can't find

01:53:51.000 one.

01:53:51.420 There are more

01:53:52.940 Americans that

01:53:54.200 are choosing to

01:53:55.480 be unemployed

01:53:56.420 more than ever

01:53:58.400 before.

01:53:59.260 So don't tell me.

01:54:00.620 I mean, I could

01:54:01.260 handle it.

01:54:01.900 If our economy was

01:54:02.980 roaring right now

01:54:04.460 and everybody was

01:54:06.040 doing well,

01:54:07.800 okay, the job

01:54:09.300 market, the reason

01:54:10.180 why McDonald's

01:54:10.880 can't get a

01:54:11.440 cashier is because

01:54:12.960 that cashier can 0.94

01:54:14.140 make more money

01:54:14.860 at a different

01:54:15.480 job.

01:54:16.060 That cashier is

01:54:17.360 not there because

01:54:18.080 the cashier has

01:54:18.860 chosen not to

01:54:19.960 work.

01:54:21.420 And the gas

01:54:22.760 price thing,

01:54:23.460 Stu, I saw

01:54:24.060 your chart last

01:54:25.300 Friday.

01:54:25.980 Can you take

01:54:26.480 us through the

01:54:26.940 chart?

01:54:27.500 Yeah, there was

01:54:28.860 a chart that the

01:54:29.440 Democrats actually

01:54:30.080 released on their

01:54:30.780 own, which was

01:54:32.000 average gas prices

01:54:34.200 around the country

01:54:35.080 in late November

01:54:36.240 and it showed a

01:54:38.120 decline in prices

01:54:39.440 and that's not

01:54:41.920 cool.

01:54:43.200 Yeah, okay.

01:54:43.640 So if you see

01:54:46.000 the price we're

01:54:47.120 showing now, you

01:54:48.200 see a big

01:54:48.640 increase and

01:54:50.180 this little tiny

01:54:51.560 area is what they

01:54:52.280 highlighted.

01:54:53.100 To describe it

01:54:54.720 to the radio

01:54:56.640 listeners, it's

01:54:57.300 this little tiny

01:54:58.540 decrease over a

01:54:59.620 two-week period in

01:55:00.640 November 2021 and

01:55:01.920 the Democrats tweeted

01:55:02.780 this chart out and

01:55:03.720 said, thanks Joe

01:55:04.960 Biden.

01:55:05.860 Well, we decided to

01:55:06.880 update the chart and

01:55:08.260 show you where it

01:55:09.000 went after that and

01:55:10.040 it's just incredible

01:55:11.480 increases.

01:55:12.100 We can tweet it

01:55:12.760 out from at

01:55:13.340 Studos America here

01:55:14.120 in a second if you

01:55:14.680 haven't seen it yet,

01:55:15.800 but it's just it goes

01:55:16.980 straight straight up.

01:55:18.100 And another thing

01:55:18.820 you'll notice in the

01:55:19.560 chart is what they

01:55:21.080 call the Putin price

01:55:22.100 hike.

01:55:22.460 There was one.

01:55:23.620 That's not a

01:55:24.880 ridiculous thing.

01:55:26.160 You see the chart

01:55:27.700 right as they invade

01:55:28.740 go straight up, but

01:55:30.580 what they don't talk

01:55:31.620 about is it comes

01:55:32.860 back to earth and

01:55:34.040 falls right on the

01:55:35.000 line that it was

01:55:35.480 increasing before.

01:55:36.900 So yes, there was

01:55:38.020 about a month of

01:55:39.360 probably, you know,

01:55:42.100 of increase that

01:55:43.260 you could probably

01:55:43.900 determine was toward

01:55:46.180 Putin and the

01:55:47.440 invasion's fault,

01:55:48.540 right?

01:55:48.760 Like you could

01:55:49.140 actually blame that,

01:55:50.000 but it's come back

01:55:50.820 to exactly the line

01:55:52.040 where it was and

01:55:53.140 it's continued to

01:55:53.880 increase since.

01:55:55.760 May I just show, I

01:55:57.360 mean, you need to

01:55:57.960 make another chart and

01:55:59.000 tweet it out where

01:56:00.120 you just put a dotted

01:56:01.060 line from that

01:56:03.260 deletes the war that

01:56:04.760 deletes Putin because

01:56:06.680 it is exactly on the

01:56:09.100 same line, the same

01:56:10.520 axis.

01:56:11.760 You'll see it.

01:56:12.440 Do you have that?

01:56:13.060 Oh, I don't.

01:56:13.560 It's on the screen.

01:56:14.020 I didn't get that

01:56:14.680 one.

01:56:14.900 I'm sorry.

01:56:15.300 I'm not looking at

01:56:15.760 it's on this there.

01:56:16.740 You did it.

01:56:17.220 Okay.

01:56:17.760 Shut up, Glenn.

01:56:18.920 No, but I didn't

01:56:20.020 see that one, but it

01:56:21.160 is exactly.

01:56:22.240 You got to tweet that

01:56:23.020 out too and tweet it

01:56:24.620 out at my on my

01:56:27.020 Twitter and Instagram

01:56:28.680 as well.

01:56:29.320 Will you, Stu?

01:56:29.880 Sure.

01:56:30.300 It is a it's a

01:56:31.600 straight line.

01:56:33.120 So it would have been

01:56:34.240 here anyway without

01:56:35.700 the war.

01:56:37.100 This is ESG.

01:56:38.320 This is the fact

01:56:40.160 that companies, gas,

01:56:44.360 oil, coal companies

01:56:45.660 cannot get anyone to

01:56:48.060 invest because not

01:56:50.480 the market, but

01:56:52.260 because of this global

01:56:53.840 reset, the great

01:56:57.040 reset, the World

01:56:58.480 Economic Forum, all

01:57:00.200 of these crazy people

01:57:01.680 that are prioritizing

01:57:03.760 humans over the

01:57:06.160 Earth.

01:57:07.180 Look, I am all

01:57:08.300 for I'm going to

01:57:09.460 I'm going to tweet

01:57:10.400 something out.

01:57:11.100 I'm going to tweet a

01:57:11.660 link out on something

01:57:13.660 I did.

01:57:14.440 Gosh, how long was it

01:57:15.600 to 15 years ago

01:57:17.120 when GM let me drive

01:57:19.560 their hydrogen car

01:57:21.080 and there was no

01:57:22.720 hydrogen station.

01:57:23.660 There was nothing I

01:57:24.660 would if I ran out

01:57:25.740 of gas, they would

01:57:26.460 have to come and

01:57:27.780 bring hydrogen fuel

01:57:29.020 and recharge the car.

01:57:30.340 But they were so

01:57:30.920 excited about it.

01:57:31.860 And after I drove

01:57:33.000 it, I was too.

01:57:34.020 It was fantastic.

01:57:36.300 Fantastic.

01:57:37.520 And it is the way

01:57:39.400 to to get rid

01:57:41.880 of CO2.

01:57:43.500 If you want to

01:57:44.120 reduce it, then it

01:57:45.000 should be hydrogen.

01:57:46.360 We keep looking.

01:57:47.720 I don't know if you

01:57:48.220 saw this tweet of

01:57:49.520 the the politicians

01:57:51.920 that were talking

01:57:53.020 about this glorious

01:57:54.160 new GM

01:57:55.880 electric car.

01:57:57.540 and they can't

01:57:58.680 wait.

01:57:59.180 It's out on the

01:57:59.820 market now and

01:58:00.580 it's wonderful.

01:58:01.300 And one reporter

01:58:01.920 says, where where

01:58:04.040 do you where do you

01:58:04.900 get the electricity

01:58:05.600 to charge it?

01:58:06.620 And the politician

01:58:07.740 said, well, right

01:58:09.280 here at the

01:58:09.780 dealership.

01:58:10.360 We just plug it

01:58:11.000 in.

01:58:11.540 Yeah.

01:58:11.960 Yeah.

01:58:12.180 But where does

01:58:13.020 the dealership get

01:58:14.720 the electricity to

01:58:16.340 charge it?

01:58:17.580 Well, from the

01:58:19.720 power grid.

01:58:20.760 OK, my God.

01:58:22.520 Where does the

01:58:23.420 power grid get

01:58:25.580 the electricity?

01:58:26.560 Well, from the

01:58:27.460 power plant.

01:58:28.500 Where does the

01:58:29.480 power plant get

01:58:31.820 the energy to

01:58:33.780 make the

01:58:34.440 electricity?

01:58:35.480 Well, it's coal,

01:58:36.600 of course, but we're

01:58:37.320 going to get off

01:58:37.860 that.

01:58:38.360 So what you're

01:58:39.000 saying to me right

01:58:39.980 now, buying an

01:58:41.240 electric car does

01:58:42.940 nothing for the

01:58:44.240 environment because

01:58:45.380 it's all going to a

01:58:46.940 coal fire power

01:58:48.200 power plant or a

01:58:49.800 gas fired power

01:58:51.180 plant.

01:58:51.980 Yes, but we're

01:58:52.620 going to have solar

01:58:53.740 really soon.

01:58:54.580 As a guy who

01:58:56.760 is sitting

01:58:57.700 currently in a

01:58:59.100 studio that is

01:59:00.480 run by solar

01:59:01.920 power, there's

01:59:03.640 many things I

01:59:04.820 cannot do here

01:59:06.180 because I don't

01:59:08.500 have enough

01:59:09.660 electricity.

01:59:11.140 I'm sitting here

01:59:12.320 and the sun has

01:59:13.240 just broken out.

01:59:15.140 My solar panels

01:59:16.280 are getting

01:59:17.040 energy and

01:59:18.200 collecting energy

01:59:19.040 from the sun for

01:59:20.900 the first time in

01:59:22.400 two days.

01:59:23.380 Seattle, good

01:59:25.140 luck, good

01:59:26.680 luck in the

01:59:28.880 winter.

01:59:29.800 Good luck with

01:59:31.120 all of that

01:59:31.680 energy.

01:59:32.320 This makes no

01:59:33.420 sense.

01:59:34.240 They are not

01:59:35.100 only driving the

01:59:36.980 price up so they

01:59:38.320 can have a

01:59:39.480 wonderful economy in

01:59:40.840 the future, which

01:59:41.880 is not going to

01:59:43.140 happen if you do it

01:59:44.120 this way.

01:59:44.720 not only doing

01:59:46.900 that, but they

01:59:47.600 are destroying

01:59:48.600 America.

01:59:49.680 They are

01:59:50.340 destroying

01:59:51.040 everything we

01:59:51.960 are, every

01:59:52.820 hope that we

01:59:53.560 have, and

01:59:54.620 they will be

01:59:55.680 responsible for

01:59:56.760 the deaths of

01:59:57.740 millions of

01:59:58.880 people, just

02:00:00.300 like they are

02:00:01.040 right now.

02:00:01.640 By the way,

02:00:02.460 everything that

02:00:03.520 Joe Biden did

02:00:04.220 said, we're going

02:00:04.700 to choke them 0.83

02:00:05.260 off on oil

02:00:05.800 because that's

02:00:06.280 how they make

02:00:06.760 their money.

02:00:07.220 We'll collapse

02:00:07.900 the ruble.

02:00:08.580 The ruble is

02:00:09.820 up.

02:00:10.940 The ruble is

02:00:11.920 higher than it

02:00:12.680 was before the

02:00:13.640 war.

02:00:14.500 Putin is now

02:00:15.560 selling more

02:00:17.320 oil at a

02:00:18.320 higher cost

02:00:19.320 than he was

02:00:20.500 during the

02:00:21.520 war.

02:00:22.080 So he's not

02:00:23.300 paying a Putin

02:00:24.440 price hike.

02:00:25.980 Only we are,

02:00:27.860 except we were

02:00:29.120 the ones that

02:00:30.400 were inflicting

02:00:31.320 it on our

02:00:32.100 self.

02:00:34.600 These people

02:00:35.760 either are

02:00:36.660 completely

02:00:37.220 clueless,

02:00:38.400 which I do

02:00:39.300 not believe,

02:00:40.940 because I've

02:00:41.680 read too many

02:00:42.500 of their

02:00:42.880 words.

02:00:43.720 They know

02:00:44.240 exactly what

02:00:45.720 they're doing.

02:00:47.020 Joe may not

02:00:47.960 because he's

02:00:48.740 worried about

02:00:49.280 pooping in his

02:00:50.080 own pants,

02:00:50.880 I'm sure,

02:00:51.740 but the people

02:00:52.760 around him

02:00:53.400 know exactly

02:00:54.480 what they're

02:00:55.140 doing,

02:00:55.600 and what

02:00:55.860 they're doing

02:00:56.460 is destroying

02:00:57.800 this country.

02:00:59.020 Back in just

02:00:59.860 a second.

02:01:03.400 All right.

02:01:04.980 May I just

02:01:05.440 take a breath

02:01:06.040 here before I

02:01:06.960 go on to tell

02:01:07.980 you something

02:01:08.340 wonderful about

02:01:09.260 Tunnels to

02:01:09.860 Towers Foundation.

02:01:10.760 a lot of

02:01:14.500 charities are

02:01:15.200 going to

02:01:15.420 start hurting

02:01:16.120 badly because

02:01:17.400 people at

02:01:18.300 home are

02:01:19.080 hurting badly,

02:01:20.560 and if we

02:01:23.540 don't keep the

02:01:24.340 campfires going,

02:01:25.360 if we don't

02:01:25.720 keep the

02:01:26.060 lights going

02:01:26.720 ourselves,

02:01:28.340 everybody's

02:01:28.920 going to have

02:01:29.240 to look towards

02:01:30.000 the government,

02:01:30.640 and that's the

02:01:31.100 worst thing that

02:01:31.840 could happen.

02:01:32.900 Also, we need

02:01:33.780 to be people

02:01:34.400 of merit.

02:01:35.640 We need to

02:01:36.320 find favor in

02:01:37.700 the eyes of

02:01:38.340 God.

02:01:38.640 We have

02:01:39.120 to get

02:01:39.440 on his

02:01:39.900 side.

02:01:40.780 So anytime

02:01:41.280 we can

02:01:41.820 engage in

02:01:42.620 meaningful

02:01:43.080 charity, we

02:01:44.400 need to.

02:01:45.620 Tunnel to

02:01:45.960 Towers Foundation

02:01:46.860 has been there

02:01:48.160 for 20 years

02:01:49.620 now for our

02:01:50.560 America's heroes,

02:01:52.100 not just the

02:01:52.920 ones in the

02:01:53.400 battlefield that

02:01:54.180 don't come

02:01:54.640 home or come

02:01:55.320 back catastrophically

02:01:56.580 injured, but

02:01:57.620 also the first

02:01:59.000 responders are

02:01:59.780 police and

02:02:00.340 fire.

02:02:01.140 Please, they

02:02:01.880 do so much.

02:02:02.620 I want you to

02:02:02.920 go to t2t.org,

02:02:05.260 look this up,

02:02:05.900 t2t.org, and

02:02:08.260 see all of the

02:02:09.200 ways that you

02:02:10.020 can participate

02:02:10.860 in helping

02:02:11.560 these people.

02:02:13.440 t2t.org, this

02:02:15.080 is a charity

02:02:15.720 that I'm

02:02:16.180 involved in, and

02:02:16.980 I really

02:02:17.540 believe in it.

02:02:19.000 t2t.org,

02:02:20.320 donate $11 a

02:02:21.600 month, t2t.org.

02:02:23.660 Stay informed.

02:02:25.360 Sign up for the

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02:02:26.540 today at

02:02:27.520 glennbeck.com.

02:02:29.060 welcome to

02:02:39.260 the glennbeck

02:02:39.960 program.

02:02:40.560 We are

02:02:41.340 absolutely the

02:02:42.980 Soviet Union

02:02:43.720 now when it

02:02:44.280 comes to our

02:02:44.760 media.

02:02:45.680 Aeroflot

02:02:46.080 Airlines, they 0.99

02:02:46.800 used to handle

02:02:47.420 crashes where

02:02:48.260 everybody was

02:02:48.820 killed in

02:02:49.500 someplace in the

02:02:50.100 mountains, and

02:02:51.120 Aeroflot would

02:02:51.740 just come out

02:02:52.180 and say, no,

02:02:53.240 that plane never

02:02:53.820 took off, I

02:02:54.400 don't know what

02:02:54.760 happened to

02:02:55.080 those people,

02:02:55.760 and Provida

02:02:56.140 would never

02:02:56.520 report it.

02:02:57.580 Well, isn't

02:02:58.200 that what

02:02:58.460 happened with

02:02:58.920 Kavanaugh?

02:02:59.440 Did you see

02:02:59.820 the Sunday

02:03:00.240 shows?

02:03:01.440 Only Fox

02:03:02.660 News, only

02:03:04.360 Fox News

02:03:05.360 mentioned the

02:03:07.760 Kavanaugh

02:03:08.280 attempted murder.

02:03:10.420 Nobody else.

02:03:11.900 ABC, CBS,

02:03:12.940 NBC, CNN,

02:03:14.780 nobody.

02:03:15.440 Well, it

02:03:16.040 didn't fit in

02:03:16.580 their lineup.

02:03:17.880 Zero.

02:03:18.080 No, it

02:03:18.400 didn't fit your

02:03:19.000 agenda.

02:03:20.320 You are a

02:03:21.780 propaganda arm

02:03:23.360 of the

02:03:24.360 Democratic Party

02:03:25.680 or the

02:03:26.220 Socialist

02:03:27.260 Party or the

02:03:28.160 Great Reset,

02:03:28.920 whatever it

02:03:29.500 is.

02:03:30.420 That's all

02:03:31.280 you are.

02:03:32.720 Soviet Union

02:03:33.400 Pravda, they

02:03:34.220 didn't just

02:03:34.800 argue the

02:03:35.860 other point.

02:03:36.560 They just

02:03:36.940 didn't include

02:03:38.640 that story.

02:03:39.820 And that's

02:03:40.440 what's happening

02:03:40.960 in America

02:03:41.540 with massive

02:03:42.420 stories today.

02:03:43.200 The

02:03:43.240 Linebacker

02:03:43.820 Program.

02:03:44.140 Fuck.

02:03:44.300 Fuck.

02:03:45.540 Fuck.

02:03:45.900 Fuck.

02:03:48.660 Fuck.

02:03:51.520 Fuck.

02:03:52.300 Fuck.

02:03:53.200 Fuck.

02:03:53.700 Fuck.

02:03:53.860 Fuck.

02:03:54.500 Fuck.

02:03:54.800 Fuck.

02:03:54.920 Fuck.

02:03:57.080 Fuck.

02:03:57.480 Fuck.

02:03:58.340 Fuck.

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02:04:00.680 Fuck.

02:04:00.980 Fuck.

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 13, 2022

How Is Biden’s ‘GREAT’ Economy Working for You？｜ 6⧸13⧸22

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 13, 2022

How Is Biden’s ‘GREAT’ Economy Working for You？ ｜ 6⧸13⧸22

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How Is Biden’s ‘GREAT’ Economy Working for You？｜ 6⧸13⧸22