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On today's show, Glenn Beck is joined by Pat and Stu to talk about the latest in the Trump administration, the latest on the Mueller investigation, and how to protect yourself in times of crisis. Glenn also talks about his new non-lethal weapon, the Berna Launcher, and why you should never trust a random stranger with your life.
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President Trump went on into opposition territory, I guess, again yesterday.
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He's just, he's unafraid of going to the media that is not friendly to him.
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He was on Meet the Press yesterday with Christian Welker.
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We'll get into some of the things he had to say coming up in one minute.
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So, President Trump sat down with NBC News' Christian Welker over the weekend.
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I don't know how many times he's going to have to answer this question.
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It's always Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security being cut.
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The only ones talking about it are the left, the only ones who are threatening your Social Security or your Medicare, Medicaid, are the Democrats.
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They're the only ones I ever hear bring this up because President Trump has said multiple times, I'm not cutting Social Security.
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We're cutting fraud and waste, but who doesn't want that?
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Well, it's the best part of Medicare and Medicaid is the fraud and the waste.
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I mean, there was a time where conservatives made arguments that these are unsustainable programs and need to be reformed.
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There is nobody who's coming up now and saying really much of anything about this.
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Trump has been really clear since the beginning, going back all the way to 2016.
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Where he said, look, I'm not going to go after these programs at all.
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There are zero parties looking to cut this right now.
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What happens if it comes to your desk, has the tax cuts, but also cuts to Medicaid?
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I would if they were cutting it, but they're not cutting it.
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And nobody minds that if illegal immigrants are in the mix, if the people that aren't
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supposed to be there, people that are non-citizens are in the mix.
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I remember him being on the stage of one of those debates early on where there was still
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kind of strains in the Republican Party of wanting to reform these programs.
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And when everyone else is like, well, of course, we'll make these, you know, we'll cut these programs
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Which essentially, you know, they would be talking about things.
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Paul Ryan did this back in the early Paul Ryan days where it was like, hey, we're going
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They'd extend the retirement from 65 to 68 or 70 or whatever it was.
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And they were the most genteel proposals, right?
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It was like, if you're born today, then you will have no change whatsoever.
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But in 70 years from now, we're going to extend, you know, it's like all this stupid stuff.
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And it's like they weren't even hardcore reforms back then.
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The Trump was very outspoken about opposing even that.
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The last time I remember actual reform being discussed by Republicans was under George W.
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This is before vacation was just going over this because there was some, I don't know if
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it was an anniversary or something of when he first proposed that social security reform,
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It was like you could take 10% of your, I think it was 10% of the money that was going
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into social security and you could put it in an account to invest it in the market.
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If you don't want to do this, you don't have to do it.
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But if you want to privatize all or some of it, you can.
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And it was not available to people who were really close to retirement.
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So people were like, you know, a few years after that was the 2008 collapse.
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People were like, oh, what would have happened?
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Because the way the bill was written, you couldn't have been in the program for the 2008 collapse.
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In fact, they went back and looked at it every single year it was available.
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Even if you're retiring in 2020, every single year it was available, it would have worked
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And of course, it only gets better and better as time goes on.
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Because people are, oh, they're going to cut Social Security.
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I think the idea that FDR came along with this BS, well, it's actually like your own savings
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account thing that they did to get the government more money.
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And they certainly wouldn't choose this type of program that they get offered from the government,
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And by the way, all the money you put in there is spent immediately.
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Because the money has been spent on people who are retired now.
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And a totally insolvent program that everyone knows is a disaster.
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But let's all pretend like we should protect it until the end of time.
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Because let's pretend to, let's make it act, let's all seem like it's a good idea to protect
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a program that we all know is failing in front of our eyes.
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People like when they get money, when they get checks in the mail.
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And again, that's not to say that there's no program for elderly people who are in the
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situations that the program was originally designed for.
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People who like had their spouse die and they're there, you know, sitting there long after
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That is something totally different than the program that we have today.
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It's a long-term paid retirement plan with money that we don't have.
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And in 2032 or 2033, when this thing goes belly up, we're going to wish we'd done something
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Yeah, and what they will, of course, just do is say that we don't want to reform it and
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Our children will wind up bailing it out or something at some point.
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But, or we'll just continue to just continue to print money and inflate our way out of
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And I think, you know, President Trump has, I think, recognized the political realities
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Which is that no one likes the things that we're saying currently.
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Look, the reason why the Democrats say this crap all the time is because it's effective.
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When people get scared, they're going to lose their programs.
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Or in the most recent election, the other lady.
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It is a real problem, though, when we talk about, you know, look, Doge, 97,000 Elon Musks
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could not touch the problem that we're talking about when it comes to these programs.
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These programs are what is completely upending our budget.
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And, you know, I don't care how much fraud, waste, and abuse that you go after, you're
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never going to be able to get to the core of our financial problems if you don't go,
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That being said, what he is offering to do here is not touching these programs.
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He's saying, look, we're not going to give social security benefits to illegal aliens.
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Or people who haven't been born for another hundred years.
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But they also discussed, of course, tariffs and China.
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You're not dropping the tariffs against China to get them to the negotiating table.
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At some point, I'm going to lower them because otherwise you could never do business with
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I mean, a lot of people, we focus on the harms that have happened to the United States
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They're not like Volodymyr Zelensky, who have no cards.
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I mean, they do have the medication card and they have the rare earth minerals card.
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And those are pretty impressive cards to hold at this particular time.
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They also have the card that if they want, they can just let millions of their own people
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They'll just kind of play it throughout history.
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Hey, wait, but if you do this, 20 million of your people will die.
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Because, I mean, they don't have the political pressures that our president has to deal with.
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You know, it is one of those things where they, you know, there's that kind of standard
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trope of, well, the Middle East and, you know, the Chinese think things in much longer
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They don't think of it in two to four year cycles like our political environment does.
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And I think they think they can hold out longer than us.
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The question, I mean, at some level, this is a beneficial relationship between us.
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You know, both, both companies or both countries do benefit at some level in certain areas,
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I would much rather be in business with a country like India.
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You know, when you, you know, like if we can get a.
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Somebody friendly towards us to make our stuff.
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I think everybody acknowledges not everything needs to be made in the United States.
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North Korea has everything, you know, mostly at least insular and made within their country.
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You'd be surprised to hear that it's not going well.
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Have you ever seen the overhead picture from the satellites of North Korea and South Korea?
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That's what happens when you have absolutely no relationships outside of the country.
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You know, that's not to say that everything needs to be moved here.
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I don't, that's not what Trump is even arguing.
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But it is a situation where if we have these, the tariffs at this level are essentially an embargo, right?
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Like we're just not going to have any relationship at all.
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Like I was listening to some guy who runs a shoe company and I guess they do their manufacturing in.
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And they charge, I think, $175 for their high-end shoes or whatever they are.
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And with the tariffs, they're now going to be like $350 of tariffs on each pair of shoes.
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Because I think the shoe, his shoe, he said the percentage was 175% or something like that.
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If you're importing your squid from China, oh my gosh, the squid prices, Pat, I don't know.
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We don't have any squid in our cookies, so I don't have to deal with that.
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But all your competitors, which by the way, I don't know if people know this, all other cookie companies, most of it is squid.
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Yeah, most of the recipe, the batter is made of squished up squid.
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I'm not positive on that, but that's what I hear.
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I'm not going to name the companies for legal reasons, but most of them just import Chinese squid from the shores of Wuhan.
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That's a promise that I can solidly make right now.
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But if you're going with the other cookie guys, wow, your price is going to go through the roof.
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There was more discussion about tariffs between President Trump and Kristen Welker on Meet
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Sir, you acknowledge when you announced your tariffs, for example, the stock market dropped.
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Ultimately, I take responsibility for everything.
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But I've only just been here for a little more than three months.
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But the stock market, look at what's happened in the last short period of time.
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It didn't have nine or 10 days in a row or 11 days where it's gone up.
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I mean, the fake news was giving me such press on the tariffs.
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And yes, the stock market's been up nine straight days, I believe.
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I don't know where the futures market is headed right now.
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And it's nearly made up for the losses that it had from the beginning.
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So, the beginning of the losses, I would not say that that's accurate.
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I'm just looking at the chart here as we're speaking.
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Do people follow the markets when they're on vacation?
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I guess if you're kind of going from April 1st-ish.
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Which would not hold some of the previous losses into.
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But if you kind of just take it from that day, it was at 40...
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But, you know, from when these things kicked in, they've regained most of their losses.
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You know, when the markets were down, Trump was saying, oh, you can't just look at the markets.
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It is a long-term projection of where the economy is going, not necessarily what's important on a day-to-day.
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You know, you have to look at those things in longer-term, I think, chunks.
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And we all knew that, okay, initially there's going to be some pain.
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You know, prices, some prices are going to go up on some things until we reach some deals and things kind of even out.
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So, yeah, initially there's going to be some problems.
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There's going to be a little volatility in the market.
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I mean, the thing now is that he just said over the weekend that instead of getting 30 dolls for your kids for Christmas, you might get two or three.
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Meaning that the toy manufacturing that is done in China is going to slow down for us.
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So, if you're looking for Christmas gifts, now might be a good time to get them.
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We haven't seen any of the price increases yet.
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Largely, and we saw this in the economic report that came out, you know, with the GDP being down, part of that was a lot of people importing goods in advance of the tariffs, right?
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Like, I've talked to a couple of business owners who were like, we just load it up on stock.
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So, we just filled our warehouse with stuff pre-tariff, which will last us a couple of months before these prices start going up.
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Been going over some of the things the president had to say on Meet the Press yesterday with Kristen Welker.
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At least they can't say he's ducking them, because he's not.
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I feel like with him, it's like he has his job.
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And then I think we all have things that we do on the side for fun.
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He was asked about the possibility of a recession.
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Some people on Wall Street have expressed concerns that the possibility of a recession is increasing.
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Are you comfortable with the country potentially dipping into a recession for a period of time if you are able to achieve your long-term goals?
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Well, you know, you say some people on Wall Street say, well, I'd like to tell you something else.
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Some people on Wall Street say that we're going to have the greatest economy in history.
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Because some people on Wall Street say this is the greatest economy ever.
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Yeah, there are many people on Wall Street say this is going to be the greatest windfall ever happened.
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Because she doesn't ask it that way because that wouldn't be a negative spin on it.
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So, of course, she could talk about the negative Wall Street people who say that we could go into a recession or a depression.
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You know, when he got in trouble for saying back in the day, like, oh, they're not sending us our best across the border.
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If you remember that controversy, I think the same thing is applying to the media these days.
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Like, this is what they keep throwing out of them.
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But he really, I think, does just relish these moments.
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It's like a nice distraction from it, which I would assume is a very difficult job of being.
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And this is part of the gig, but it's the fun part of the gig.
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A lot of people would not enjoy this particular aspect of it.
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And, you know, Trump didn't do an awful lot of this during the campaign, interestingly.
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They sent J.D. Vance out to most of these interviews.
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And Trump did a lot of the podcast stuff, if you remember, during the campaign, which was also a very workable strategy.
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I mean, J.D. Vance was really good in these moments.
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And Trump was, I think, really likable in the podcast.
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You know, so they could go back to that whenever they feel like it.
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You know, I think this is just, you know, this is the stuff that I think he loves.
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He got a little help, too, from an unexpected source on Bill Maher.
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Kevin McCarthy appeared and Bill Maher was kind of talking the president down and the economy down.
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And Kevin McCarthy kind of jumped in and really defended him.
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And, you know, this is traditionally what they call the president's honeymoon.
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You know, presidents do big things in the first hundred days.
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What is the rest of this marriage going to look like?
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Economy has shrunk for the first time in three years.
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Jamie Dimon says the best case scenario is a recession.
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UPS is cutting 20,000 jobs because they expect less packages to be delivered.
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Goldman Sachs says we will experience the lowest economic growth and the highest inflation of any big boy country in 2025.
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I guess what I'm asking is, Kevin, so everybody knows something except Trump?
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This is a stock market up for the first time nine straight days.
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That's only happened eight times in the last 25 years.
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But you haven't been every single day for nine straight days.
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Well, I think we've gotten over that we know the tariffs are a negotiation.
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I think people are seeing the investment coming back.
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And if you read into the job numbers, 9,000 jobs were cut in government, but the private sector has grown.
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So he's doing a disruption, but you're seeing kind of a little light at the end of the tunnel.
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Now, if they get in the next 60 days a couple trade agreements, I think you're going to see this market take off.
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That's an unexpected place to find a little support for the president.
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He was more of an enemy, I think, of the rank and file.
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You know, a lot of the conservative members of Congress didn't like him very much.
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And a lot of, you know, some conservative voters didn't like him very much.
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Did support him in that battle, which wound up obviously going to Johnson later.
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This is why you just can't freak out about this stuff, right?
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Look, I don't know that the stock market being up for nine days is that big of a deal, frankly.
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I don't think it was a big, big deal when it went down either.
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Look, there's a long-term approach here that you have to take, I think, if you really want
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to know about the long-term health of the economy.
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Now, again, I mean, tariffs are not my favorite policy.
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I've been clear about that for many, many years.
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It's not the type of thing that, you know, when you're talking about a long-term, like,
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economic destruction, you can have that type of policy.
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If what McCarthy's saying is accurate, that this is just a negotiation.
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Are you comfortable with that analysis of the situation yet, Pat?
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Sometimes Bessent kind of seems like he's saying that it's just a negotiation.
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But Trump kind of put that to rest over the weekend when he said, look, these are permanent
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in most cases because otherwise, why are they going to move their manufacturing plants here?
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And I feel like there is a contingency on the right that doesn't particularly like tariffs
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and is convincing themselves that this is what he's doing.
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But when he's saying the opposite, I mean, he seems to be dedicated to this idea that
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you can bring these jobs back or at least some of them back.
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And if that is true, that doesn't happen in a week or two weeks or nine straight days.
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And, you know, if that's what he's trying to do, which is what his stated goal is, right?
00:33:55.220
If he keeps saying that he wants to do this, then I would say that these things probably
00:34:03.060
And forget the China one, because that one at 145%, I think, seems so ridiculously high
00:34:12.160
He kind of, I think it's likely that one comes back down to earth.
00:34:14.760
But the others where you've got 10, 20, 30% on various industries.
00:34:19.480
They probably stay and are probably just, you know, long-term, eventually long-term price
00:34:26.020
increases that the economy is going to have to deal with.
00:34:28.180
That's not something that's going to destroy the economy and make all of us have no jobs.
00:34:32.420
And, you know, but it's going to be a strain on the economy.
00:34:36.640
And if it doesn't, then jobs don't move, right?
00:34:40.240
Like you, it's, you can't have both of those things, right?
00:34:44.740
It's, it's not like, oh, well, it's going to bring all this money in and also it's a
00:34:49.060
Oh, it's going to bring all these, these jobs back, but actually we're going to dissolve
00:34:53.420
Like none of that, those things don't make sense together.
00:34:56.120
And I feel like there's like what Trump is saying and what a bunch of Republicans who
00:35:00.980
don't like the Trump policy are saying, like McCarthy, I would put into that category.
00:35:07.020
And I don't remember exactly, but I don't, I don't think he's been a tariff guy.
00:35:10.660
I've been on, you know, on record being super supportive of that policy.
00:35:14.180
So like the people who don't like it are just kind of like self internalizing this
00:35:19.100
thing that it's just a negotiation, which I don't think there's some odd of evidence
00:35:23.280
I hope it is, by the way, I hope it is just a negotiation and we get great deals out of
00:35:27.980
it and we can kind of go on and, and, and, you know, things improve.
00:35:32.880
But I don't, it doesn't seem like that's what Trump is doing.
00:35:37.040
At least, at least, you know, judging by the words that comes out of his mouth.
00:35:40.580
He, he wants things to be made in America again, which is, and I think that's his ultimate
00:35:46.320
I think it's a legitimate goal and a heartfelt goal.
00:35:50.840
He wants things to be made here and it's a reasonable goal.
00:35:56.500
I, I, you know, and what other way is there to reach that goal than what he's doing right
00:36:02.160
Well, one way I would say is incentivizing, right?
00:36:05.240
Not just like, and I think that is, by the way, part of his plan.
00:36:08.840
It just hasn't had the attention that the other part has.
00:36:12.500
And I think incentivizing and making business better to do here rather than worse to do
00:36:17.080
overseas, but they both kind of work in conjunction.
00:36:20.260
But like, it's certainly a much more politically, uh, we were talking about the, the Medicare
00:36:26.120
Like there's a political way to go there that is beneficial to you.
00:36:29.800
I think with both of these things being part of his policy, the more emphasis he can put
00:36:35.960
on saying, Hey, we're going to cut taxes, uh, for companies coming in here.
00:36:40.740
We're going to make business to do, you know, and he's doing that and he is doing it, but
00:36:45.280
And you know, a lot of that's the media, but a lot of it is he likes tariffs too.
00:36:50.700
And he's mentioned the fact that he does like tariffs.
00:36:53.520
I mean, basically what he's saying is we're going to increase taxes on companies doing
00:36:58.320
business overseas, and we're going to decrease taxes on companies doing business here.
00:37:05.000
Only one of those two policies is getting any attention right now.
00:37:08.140
And I think for his political benefit, I mean, like, you know, we're at a situation now where,
00:37:12.800
uh, very quickly people are saying, you know, this is a, if you remember this, I always remember
00:37:19.040
this with George W. Bush because they would always say that's still Bush's fault when like
00:37:32.260
I mean, even into, if I remember into his second term, people were still saying this is actually
00:37:38.300
The, the American people have already said now this is the Trump economy in poll after
00:37:44.900
It's already, now again, this is a lot of this is the media, but like Trump's already got
00:37:49.760
responsibility to the American people, uh, on this one.
00:37:52.260
And, you know, when you think about all the really good things that we talk about all the
00:37:55.320
time that Trump is doing and wants to do, you know, protecting that economic wall is really
00:38:05.100
Um, but that's why I just think emphasis wise talking about those really good things he's
00:38:10.540
doing on the regulation side and on the, uh, the tax side and the business environment
00:38:15.420
side here in America is really crucial for him to make that transition here at some point.
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Although I will say, I think he's been working a lot because he posts more on social media
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How do I know everything about his vacation already?
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He was in Italy and he did all sorts of really incredible things there.
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You know, one interesting thing I noticed from Glenn's vacation pictures is he's never
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I feel like I, you know, you get into that vacation mode a little bit.
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Trump doing something really positive on student loans.
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ah boy some some news on student loans we'll share that with you also uh
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oh you know who's mean donald j trump yeah he's mean i've been hearing about that in the yeah you know
00:49:08.280
even on vacation pat that one broke through well it has to he's mean he's he's actually making people
00:49:14.200
pay back the student loan oh jeez that they agreed to pay back what and what did they do to get this
00:49:21.860
punishment right all they did was take out a loan and signed a paperwork that said they would yeah
00:49:28.740
they got the money they went to school they graduated yeah yeah they built up this debt and
00:49:34.220
now they're expected to pay it back not all of it no not it's not the agreed upon terms of course
00:49:41.340
obviously not why should you pay back your entire debt i mean who who even believes you should do
00:49:49.300
that no that's what kind of cretin would you have to be is it cretin or cretin i'm gonna go with
00:49:54.360
cretin i'm gonna go with cretin too but cretin uh i don't know for some reason sounds even worse
00:49:59.540
it sounds worse yeah it sounds more judgmental it does and it is because these are cretins that
00:50:05.020
would make you pay back your entire agreed upon loan yeah well and not everybody we should be clear
00:50:11.000
oh and not everybody not everybody no okay like for example you know if you don't have a job
00:50:16.600
yeah you know then i don't have to pay you have no income okay you don't have to pay it back right
00:50:21.240
now oh no no no that's good in fact you and they they are going to limit how much of your salary you
00:50:27.480
would have to pay back to i believe 15 so okay you you know if your payment uh would arrive go above
00:50:35.060
that 15 you just don't pay that extra part at this time okay and by the way we should also know
00:50:41.820
there's a minor distinction here you have had five straight years of not having to pay right so that's
00:50:49.460
you know i don't know what you could do with that there's some ideas i might have if someone were to
00:50:54.120
say hey you're just going to suspend the payments for five years perhaps you could utilize that time to
00:50:59.080
build up a little bit of that money you would have given to the loan right to put it aside to pay the
00:51:03.560
loan back later that's one approach but as we know that's crazy that's nuts you can't expect people
00:51:08.980
to do that they had to spend it on something they'd rather do along the way you know those last five
00:51:14.940
years exactly yeah what if they wanted to go to a movie and go out to dinner or maybe go to the south
00:51:20.620
of france with that money yeah you can't expect not to that's true right right yeah you know and i'm
00:51:26.760
concerned pat because of all this covid 19 going around um have you heard about this it's a covid
00:51:33.260
19 yeah it was virus it uh was started um when a bat mated with a pangolin in in a soup i hate when
00:51:41.700
that happens in in in a wuhan so it's bat pangolin soup yeah bat pangolin soup delicious there was a
00:51:48.920
mating ritual okay occurred when they made the broth all right it's not it's not something you want to
00:51:53.320
think about i'll tell you that i don't i really don't but somebody somebody had a big old bowl of
00:51:58.280
it and now and now they're spreading it all over the world there's a virus it's all over the place
00:52:03.020
and luckily because of that we took action yeah and we said hey you don't have to pay your loans back
00:52:08.780
uh until all virus goes away i think was the plan they're just wait when when there is no more
00:52:15.600
sickness on earth then you have to pay it back but right now there's still sickness in this donald trump
00:52:21.700
guy uh who by the way is the person who implemented the initial policy yeah uh is saying maybe maybe
00:52:28.080
that policy is maybe we should stop that policy now that covid 19 isn't really a factor in our lives
00:52:34.820
anymore so mean that's the best summary of it yeah thank you this guy is mean for making you pay your
00:52:41.680
bills how dare he how dare he now did i get my education yes are you taking the benefits of that
00:52:49.500
education utilizing it in the workforce sure yes of course but of course that doesn't mean i should
00:52:54.820
have to pay it back right because that's a hardship on me now right that gives me less i should also
00:53:01.380
say if you could prove financial hardship you don't have to pay it back oh okay well that should be easy
00:53:05.840
well i mean it should it should be at least part of the process i would say wow because what's happened
00:53:12.000
now pat is you have this uh pause for yes and i'm being serious it's for covid 19 yeah and it's been
00:53:20.560
five years five years right that you didn't have to pay your loans back and of course obviously we all
00:53:25.060
know that uh joe biden tried to unconstitutionally codify this and basically say no one has to pay
00:53:30.500
their loans back and he ignored the supreme court order that uh multiple times multiple times and tried
00:53:35.920
to put it in multiple different ways and some of them have been overturned some of them have not yet
00:53:39.740
been overturned but a lot of the these people who believe that their loans have been forgiven
00:53:44.160
may have that reversed in the future oh no um yeah i know well what's don't say that it would
00:53:50.160
suck if someone came to your house and said hey by the way your mortgage you no longer have a mortgage
00:53:53.300
so you stop you know paying the mortgage and you move on with your life you're like wow now i have
00:53:57.700
this money and then they come back and say actually your mortgage is back on that does kind of suck
00:54:01.400
for those people it does you know it's it's it's a ridiculous way you shouldn't have been told your
00:54:05.580
mortgage was off you think in the first place when it was totally unconstitutional
00:54:09.360
right okay yeah that's an interesting approach yeah um but yeah now we're talking about and you
00:54:14.900
think about i heard this stat this morning which i couldn't believe because obviously like
00:54:19.380
suck out all of my sarcasm here for a moment and my uh belief that when you enter we take out all the
00:54:27.020
all the sarcasm we don't have anything left we were just silent for the past eight minutes
00:54:32.060
oops um so if you like sarcasm uh this is the show for you yes but uh let's suck out the
00:54:39.080
sarcasm for a minute and suck out my and i believe your as well pat uh belief that when
00:54:44.600
you enter into agreement you should fulfill that agreement okay so if you say i'm going to take
00:54:50.120
a loan out and get the benefits of that loan perhaps you should pay it back i just believe that's like
00:54:54.980
a moral right okay okay that's i just think that's the truth and that's the way that our society
00:55:02.640
should operate but suck that out for a moment and think about like the real world situation right
00:55:08.700
you had a situation where the economy shut down it was not necessarily a person's fault that they
00:55:14.400
couldn't go to work you know like people the government came to them and said hey screw you guys
00:55:18.640
you can't go into the office anymore and millions of people lost their jobs true right yes so not to
00:55:25.240
there made sense at first it makes sense for a while right okay yeah i can go with that turn that back
00:55:30.240
on you probably do have some people who uh were unable to just restart their careers this is one
00:55:38.400
of the reasons why we opposed those policies back by the way back then yeah but like people who you
00:55:43.640
know wanted to uh maybe you can't jump back in to life at the same level maybe they have a lot of
00:55:50.040
leftover bills in other areas where they you know they still are paying maybe they had a job at a
00:55:55.960
certain level of a company the company had to close or they got fired they can't get that same job
00:56:00.980
like i think there is a some of it makes sense some of it makes sense and yeah even five years out
00:56:07.500
there are probably cases where some relief would be understandable right yeah yeah that being said
00:56:18.740
what percentage of people have started repaying their loans now think about it there are have been
00:56:24.180
really good economic times mixed in some industries have had really really good time obviously some
00:56:29.120
of the people who had loans in 2020 have succeeded have moved on have great jobs are making hundreds
00:56:36.300
of thousands of dollars a year yes what percentage of people have started to repay their loans
00:56:42.860
uh that had them when when the pause began ah and any idea i i would 20 percent i would i would think
00:56:53.320
it would be 80 like you think 80 let's just think of like real world scenarios now 80 is low because
00:57:01.380
obviously 20 percent because of the way you've set this up i'm thinking pretty low pretty low where
00:57:06.160
my 20 percent i believe the number is one third okay so it's about 30 percent about 30 to 33 percent
00:57:12.320
so now okay you're telling me okay i want to make sure i understand 67 percent of the people who had
00:57:22.480
a pause who got a pause initially cannot make those loan payments and the answer to that of course is
00:57:28.080
no a lot of them can make them in fact we know it because of the economic data these people make
00:57:33.620
plenty of money and can make these payments back uh and can make the payments why aren't they making
00:57:40.340
the payments they don't want to when given the option first of all why would you pay them right
00:57:46.860
like if people say hey um actually you don't have to pay them most people are just not going to pay
00:57:51.040
them and they've come to expect it now and they've come to because of joe biden that's true and they've
00:57:55.220
been told that these are going to be relief so they're probably sitting back thinking themselves well
00:57:59.600
what if these payments get uh uh you know forgiven later on and that's the thing that i think is the
00:58:05.760
central problem here right is that in reality with all my criticism built in here it's actually
00:58:11.780
kind of dumb to have made payments because at any point under these circumstances might be wasted right
00:58:18.000
you're right right you're going to give it to the system and then two weeks later they're going to
00:58:21.400
tell you you don't have to make any payments i mean if i were in that situation i'd be like well
00:58:25.060
wait a minute until they tell me i have to make them why would i make them yes especially when you've
00:58:30.920
got one guy who's up on the stage until he became so dementia riddled they just dropped him telling
00:58:38.080
you that they're going to be forgiven and you're never going to have to pay them what happened to
00:58:41.680
those people who paid their last payment in february 2020 all those people got screwed yeah they did
00:58:48.980
right they got screwed they paid back which is what we said in the beginning yeah what about everybody
00:58:54.420
who has faithfully paid back these loans because they were supposed to and now they see
00:59:00.420
everybody else being told yeah you don't have to you don't have to worry about it well are you
00:59:04.800
going to pay me back my student loan no those people just get screwed yep and you know exactly
00:59:09.800
what is trump doing that's hard with this approach he's saying hey you know what not uh the the truck
00:59:15.860
driver's responsibility to pay for your college education which by the way we should point out is
00:59:20.780
just a giant subsidy this this loan program in and of itself is a giant subsidy to
00:59:27.360
what wind up being upper middle class people who get college degrees yeah it's people who don't have
00:59:35.220
college degrees paying for the education of people who will wind up being their bosses potentially later
00:59:41.220
on which makes absolutely no sense oh man it is it is an absolutely ridiculous so do we know what the
00:59:50.000
exact percentage of people who will be asked to pay it back is it's not a hundred percent i mean it's
00:59:55.620
certainly not a hundred basically if you can go to the government and say i have financial sort of
01:00:00.200
hardship i can't do this you have to but now be forgiven forever though right you'll just be given
01:00:04.880
a grace period yeah and and uh at least in theory yeah but again where where and trump is probably the
01:00:12.020
only guy who would do this but what politicians have the balls to step in and say okay well no you
01:00:18.040
have to pay it now like usually what happens is they say well okay we'll give you more time that's
01:00:22.440
usually what happens what we're going to do is just print more money or borrow it from china
01:00:25.400
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it's pat and stew for glenn he'll be back on wednesday uh 888-727-BECK this student loan thing
01:02:02.820
is insane you were talking talking off the we were talking a bit off the air there about what the
01:02:08.280
payment is so the way they have it set up is the maximum amount you would have to pay of your
01:02:13.620
income is 15 percent so if no matter how much you make no matter how much you make so obviously if
01:02:18.640
you make you know a million dollars a year your payment you'll you'll make whatever payment you
01:02:22.380
were scheduled to make yeah initially it's never going to go higher than what you were initially
01:02:26.480
supposed to pay but if you have a job that pays you a hundred dollars a month and that's it
01:02:32.060
you're only working a few hours the most you can pay is 15 that's it so basically 15 is the maximum
01:02:39.540
of your salary so if you don't have a job again everybody in the media is like oh well what about
01:02:44.980
these people that don't have jobs can't make these payments if you don't have a job you literally
01:02:49.120
can't make a payment because it's 15 of your income so if you have no income you can't make a
01:02:55.520
payment at all they will not require you to make a payment now obviously there are people that have
01:02:59.520
all their bills and other expenses this is an expensive society and we had to go through
01:03:04.060
bidenflation right this is a society that is strained when it comes to economics there if you
01:03:10.920
just have to pay 15 an additional 15 essentially tax as you might see it on your income it's going
01:03:18.720
to be a lot harder to make ends meet for a lot of people so it's not that there's no impact here
01:03:22.720
but again it's part of your i don't know when you enter into an arrangement well this is where
01:03:30.500
this is the whole the term predatory loans came in years ago they started doing this predatory loan
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thing like bank managers were going out into the street and putting a gun to people's heads i think
01:03:43.940
and saying you must take out a hundred thousand dollar loan for college okay where do i sign
01:03:50.600
these are the least predatory loans of all time they're all at lower rates yeah get in the free
01:03:56.960
market they all have to come from the government now right a lot of them do yeah most of them most
01:04:01.160
almost all of them are from the government and so uh who's the predator here i guess is the government
01:04:07.660
tracking people down and forcing them to take out student loans i don't think so you know and we've as
01:04:12.340
we've talked about so many times the unfairness of this there were so many people in the past who worked
01:04:18.480
their way through college or worked leading up to college or decided they couldn't afford the loan
01:04:24.900
and decided not to go to college and get those benefits of that of that education which again
01:04:29.440
the education at this point somewhat questionable when it comes to benefits but the accreditation
01:04:34.420
certainly is there well you know if you get that degree it certainly can help you in the workforce
01:04:38.760
um whether it helps you in regular life or you whether you actually got educated at the university
01:04:45.880
seems to be unrelated to the fact yeah of whether you have the piece of paper or not but i mean i
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think of how many people did that i mean that was one of the reasons i decided not to go that route
01:04:54.700
and i was like you know it's so expensive i don't want to be a hundred thousand dollars in debt i'd rather
01:04:59.240
i'd rather go into the industry uh that i want to be in which i knew was this um so you go you
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have that approach and this if you graduated from elementary school you're pretty much
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overeducated to begin with oh my god in this particular uh industry so knowing words hurts
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you in this industry certainly knowing how to pronounce them as glenn has proven right if you
01:05:21.800
know how to pronounce words or names you can't go into the radio hall of fame no no so that's a
01:05:27.140
the free pass to get into the radio hall of fame starts with mispronouncing everybody's name that
01:05:32.980
you're currently talking to it does in the middle of the interview so that's um it's convenient for a
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lot of it is it's great for us really well yeah it's great for us but it is a real thing like you
01:05:42.080
you make that decision i remember thinking because i used to listen to rush limbaugh and i would listen
01:05:47.440
to him this is you know and i was a cool a really cool kid listening to rush limbaugh in high school
01:05:51.860
uh and i remember him talking about how you know what what a bad deal college wound up being for so
01:05:57.700
many people because you take you go you're at that point it was probably more like 30 or 40 000
01:06:02.260
dollars of debt but you take in all this debt that is like if i went on a credit card it would
01:06:07.600
be a everyone would know it was a terrible idea you wait you put how much on your credit card
01:06:12.380
you put all this money on on your on your life credit card and have to pay it back you're starting
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in a hole you're starting your entire life in a gigantic hole so you better have like i had a
01:06:24.980
friend i remember he went to like an engineering or some great engineering college and it's like
01:06:28.440
okay kind of makes like you can probably make a pretty smart bet that that edge that engineering
01:06:34.100
degree is going to pay off into a life that you wouldn't be able to get into get a really high
01:06:39.060
salary get a high salary and you can pay that back and probably 10 years after you start your working
01:06:43.360
life you're probably ahead of the game and that's great it does happen for people in certain industries
01:06:48.340
but so you know when you talk about predatory lending i would agree with you you make your own
01:06:52.740
decisions you sign your own paperwork but if there's any predator in that situation it is the
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universities these colleges that first of all benefit from this society society wide idea that
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everybody has to go no matter what you're trying to do with your life and then they bring them in
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there and they give them a bunch of liberal nonsense that gets them nowhere it gives them a giant zilch
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when it comes to actual benefits so they spend a hundred thousand dollars get nothing out of it
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then they're at a regular job they could have had without the education trying to pay back a hundred
01:07:26.820
thousand dollar debt or if you've gone to an ivy league school it's even worse as far as the
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you know what we've been discovering uh ever since uh the election was that everybody in
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everybody you you would have expected to know about the decline of joe biden during his presidency
01:09:46.380
knew about the decline uh of joe biden during his presidency even though they denied it
01:09:52.700
they lied about it the whole time they covered it up uh they kept telling us how brilliant he was and
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how active he was and how he's the best communicator in the white house and he's so sharp nobody can
01:10:06.100
even 20 year old interns can't keep up with this man uh and then everybody afterwards admitted the
01:10:12.800
lie including ron clane his chief of staff who said that he couldn't even comprehend what was being
01:10:21.360
said at that debate wow where were you then is that a problem do you want your president to be
01:10:27.840
able to to comprehend a lot of stuff i'm a little picky that way probably i'm probably more more picky
01:10:34.800
than the average person i i'd say yes i do want my president to understand virtually everything said
01:10:41.980
at a debate wow actually all really yeah that's a yeah that's a crazy standard it's a high bar you
01:10:48.480
know i know it is i realize it it really is you probably want people to pay their student loans
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back i do yeah that's how they figured okay now i understand you you're just one of those now you
01:10:57.140
know i'm a kooky right wing white supremacist mean men mean which may be the worst of all i'm just mean
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uh well jen saki talked about uh biden's meant to decline and uh here's what she had to say about
01:11:12.740
that i left in may of 2022 just for the facts here um and i i have seen biden once since then
01:11:19.440
when i took my daughter to the holiday party this last december after he had lost um and so i hadn't
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seen him in person during that period of time i never saw that person not a single time and i was in
01:11:32.760
the oval office every day that was on that debate stage i'm not a doctor aging happens quite quickly
01:11:38.980
were things that people saw during that period of time that were similar to that or would have been
01:11:43.920
in a category of that i don't know possibly right and all these books are going to tell us do you
01:11:48.000
think that they were were they actively covering it up were they sort of in denial or was it or is
01:11:52.380
that or was that just a bad debate like what is your read on that well this is what i mean
01:11:56.640
about cover-up is a very loaded term i think what means you knew that it was really bad and
01:12:01.640
you're pretending otherwise versus you're deluding yourself which i think is what people do a lot
01:12:05.340
well i understand but i still think it's like cover-up is often like a crime right we're talking
01:12:10.700
yes people use that term as they relate to watergate or the covering up sharing public
01:12:18.420
information about a war and i'm not accusing anybody of a crime i understand but other people
01:12:22.400
have used that term and i think it's a bit of a dangerous term it's not a dangerous term it's an
01:12:27.080
accurate term yes it's the truth people covered up for him and they're admitting that now they're
01:12:33.440
saying yeah it was bad we knew in the in the circle that he was bad he just wasn't the same
01:12:38.940
he declined well okay now it's bordering on treason because you you were saying the whole time that he
01:12:46.320
was fine that everything was great that he's sharp as a tack i mean that borders to me that borders on
01:12:52.380
treason when you're talking about the chief executive of this country it's unbelievable
01:12:57.240
yeah and i think you know saki herself has a has some plausible deniability here in that
01:13:04.440
when people acknowledge everybody acknowledges all these problems happened with biden
01:13:09.180
she was gone for multiple years now i of course believe these happened long before that while she
01:13:15.040
was there i don't believe the evidence of it yeah i don't even think it's close call we all saw
01:13:20.180
before he was even elected that he had lost a step or 12 in that process so i don't i don't buy her
01:13:27.580
answer here however she probably has some plausible deniability as opposed to people who were actually
01:13:32.320
there with him every day during that period right like those people were claims of the world yeah i i do
01:13:39.080
think that i'm totally fine with at least discussion of what crime was committed there if i'll say this
01:13:45.940
if there was no crime committed we need to change the law yeah it's not the truth because we can't
01:13:52.520
this cannot be an ongoing thing no you know we saw it back in wood with the woodrow wilson days
01:13:58.880
where his he wasn't even president his wife was basically running the country he was literally in a
01:14:04.700
coma at a coma for part of the period yeah the same thing basically happened here
01:14:10.180
it was a waking coma it was a waking coma but basically dr jill biden was president for a time
01:14:17.880
uh yeah it seems at the very least we needed a full investigation to know what the hell happened
01:14:23.840
there i want to know everybody who took steps to using this term very accurately cover up what was
01:14:31.380
going on but by the way they've now admitted they were doing yes they over and over over and over have
01:14:37.080
admitted that they were doing things to uh make sure we didn't know what was going on they would
01:14:44.440
take steps to hide from the america to the american people what we know what lapses he was having i mean
01:14:50.600
that's despicable and again it should be illegal treason it should be illegal yeah absolutely it should
01:14:56.780
uh the american people had a right to know that their commander-in-chief was compromised mentally like
01:15:04.000
that and we saw it the whole time and it wasn't just since 2022 as she was alluding to because we
01:15:13.120
saw it all during the campaign in 2020 2019 and 2020 he was not the same guy he was back in 2008 when
01:15:21.660
he ran he just wasn't uh he was he was half gone at least the entire time am i wrong too pat to think
01:15:31.280
that this should be a bigger issue no i i care it should be a lot more about what happened during
01:15:37.400
that biden uh at the end of that biden presidency or throughout the biden presidency when it comes
01:15:42.320
to covering this this stuff up then i do what happens to uh some potential gang member who was
01:15:49.880
taken to el salvador prison now again we should get everything right everything in the country should
01:15:54.540
go the perfect way obviously uh but and it's not going to happen first of all but secondly like
01:16:00.240
when it comes to focus like i i let me let me say another one here uh pat care a lot more about what
01:16:08.400
actually happened behind the scenes during that biden period than i do about the jfk situation
01:16:12.560
in 2025 you know a lot of things that we've spent a lot of time on like there should be full
01:16:20.780
out investigations going on as to whether we as a nation just suffered through a period where a
01:16:28.320
president was unable to do his job and was and people with names that we know actively took steps
01:16:36.340
to hide it from us that's way more important than about half the stuff we're talking about right now
01:16:40.880
very egregious yeah it's egregious um and now um you know you brought up the uh the maryland man
01:16:49.320
um the father the the maryland father the saint yes yes the the maryland man um it's interesting
01:16:58.540
because they're you know he they did all this without adjudication without uh due process and
01:17:04.180
the administration is is making some cases now that he did there was a lot of due process because he had
01:17:10.860
multiple court appearances he was uh he had a deportation uh order um he was deemed a gang
01:17:20.580
member by the courts not once but twice i mean so there were things the only thing that was really
01:17:25.860
violated there maybe was the fact that he wasn't supposed to be deported right then back to el
01:17:31.260
salvador back to that place that actual place he should have been deported but in theory because of
01:17:37.260
a court ruling that you can agree with or not agree with he shouldn't have gone back to el salvador but
01:17:42.020
he should have gone somewhere else yes and deporting people who are here illegally is not a violation of
01:17:48.840
the constitution and that's what they're trying to make out of it now are you sure pat i'm i'm very
01:17:53.540
it seems like it would be a violation of the constitution to deport people who aren't supposed to be here
01:17:59.820
i what i can't even understand the arguments for the media anymore i know how could the constitution
01:18:05.140
possibly if if constitution is is essentially a a framework for the for the nation to run
01:18:12.520
another framework for the nation run it are its laws yes the laws yes quite clearly would indicate when
01:18:20.620
you say someone is here illegally that uh that removing them would be a rational i sometimes just you
01:18:28.640
need to have just come to like rational thought should enter the conversation they've entered the
01:18:32.920
chat rational thought has entered the chat hey when you come here illegally you should leave
01:18:37.120
it's quite a concept i mean that's that's out there that's out there a ways uh over the weekend i saw
01:18:45.700
a headline uh yesterday actually about uh president trump says he doesn't know if he has to follow
01:18:53.600
the constitution i'm like what he did he say that he actually he actually said it in regard to whether
01:19:00.820
or not we need to do due process on all the illegals that we deport from here on out like you're going
01:19:07.180
to go to court for a court action for a million or two million people or however many they've decided
01:19:14.260
they're going to depart you can't possibly do that which the left knows and so they're trying to stop
01:19:19.760
all deportation which you know too you you don't like due process is a loaded term like they're
01:19:26.120
trying to say basically every single person you deport has to come in for a full trial that's not
01:19:31.820
what the law guarantees at all no people are turned back all the time and removed from the country
01:19:38.220
without any without any due process but when you say without any due process it's misleading
01:19:43.300
the due process is built into the law which is you could just be removed right again not it's not in
01:19:49.500
every circumstance i don't believe it's in the circumstance of the guy that was sent to uh what's
01:19:54.340
his name uh kilmar yeah abrigo garcia there was a a due process he went through and was not supposed
01:20:01.760
to be sent to that country which is something that by the way the trump administration has acknowledged
01:20:05.800
multiple times um the issue here is like it wouldn't be that you'd be having millions of of of
01:20:13.100
people going to individual trials over this because that's not how the system operates
01:20:17.100
like the law due process is the law it's another word essentially of saying like you need to follow
01:20:22.340
the law and the law should be followed but that the law does not require millions of individual trials
01:20:28.780
for every single person who crosses the border it's silly you couldn't possibly do that um because
01:20:34.600
the the number they acknowledge is 11 million are you going to have 11 million trials for these
01:20:39.580
and really more like 20 or 30 million and not all are going to be deported but there's going to be
01:20:44.160
a big number of them according to the administration and there's just there's no way you can do that but
01:20:49.220
when they're here illegally they're going to face deportation and i will note that easy by the way pat
01:20:53.800
and i know you will agree with this if they did do 20 million trials and they found 8 million people
01:21:01.500
should be deported by those trials what the media would do was say the trials were unfair
01:21:06.420
and they would say the law was horrible and they would say you were destroying the lives of the
01:21:11.440
people who went through those trials which by the way is essentially what they're doing with garcia
01:21:15.840
which is oh well he was deported to the wrong country if he were to come back and then they were
01:21:22.080
to send him to name the third country uh third country whatever one you want colombia what they
01:21:28.900
would say was unfair that he was sent to colombia and it was horrible and it was unconstitutional
01:21:32.740
it's so ridiculously predictable you understand why i think a lot of the reaction from the trump
01:21:38.040
administration even though they've acknowledged this was not the right way to handle this
01:21:41.620
it's just like kind of shoulder shrug yeah it's like well what what do you want us to do take your
01:21:47.620
criticism seriously you just say whatever's in front of you that benefits you at the moment
01:21:51.640
right like whatever whatever argument will work for them in that particular moment they just blurt it out
01:21:57.280
even if it makes no sense even if they know it's nonsensical they'll just say it anyway we'll share
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a great example of exactly that uh coming up hang in they want you silent obedient and blind
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well shoot here we are with open eyes and a bit of rebellious nature
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great to have you with us it is pat and stew for glenn who returns on wednesday uh we were talking
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about how well democrats lie um that just is a universal truth i don't i don't make universal
01:24:04.700
truth i just live by it and that's uh one of the big truths in the universe is the democrats lie
01:24:09.700
constantly constantly and that's part of it if they're if their mouth is moving as the expression
01:24:13.920
goes yeah they're lying um which is interesting because james carville shared some thoughts
01:24:19.760
on why democrats don't lie uh and he was actually serious about this the other thing i would say and
01:24:26.900
i will say this repeatedly people say to me all the time james why don't we just do like the
01:24:31.240
republicans just stand up and lie because people wouldn't stand for it if i stood up and lied you
01:24:38.100
would be the first person to say james carville lost all credibility last night when he said x y and
01:24:43.700
z this is so not true is that incredible shade everybody does that yeah they just but like look
01:24:50.940
you right in the eye and lie and then our people say well we ought to lie like them no we shouldn't
01:24:57.180
because they would not do that it would not go over well that might be wish that was so i really
01:25:04.260
just the biggest lie he's ever told right there it would go over incredibly well there's it would
01:25:10.720
and it does it does even entire industry doing it constantly uh so it would go over very well that
01:25:16.880
is stunning that's i i really wish it was true though i do too i wish it was true uh but it's not
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nothing could be further from actual truth than that also over the weekend uh whoever was running
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the white house account on x uh seemed to be having some fun first uh there were four simple truths
01:25:37.220
that they pointed out uh could go to the uh four simple truths one uh they have they have a picture
01:25:45.600
of of kamala harris she is not president then just to the right in the next box is a photo of
01:25:53.580
abrigo garcia not a maryland man uh in the lower left hand corner true that's a good point i hadn't
01:26:01.260
even thought of he's he's not even a maryland man no like he is not he was not even supposed to be
01:26:06.580
there uh they have the npr logo not real news and then uh a photo of the a map of the gulf of
01:26:15.840
america and it says underneath not the gulf of mexico
01:26:19.940
so uh just some truisms for you there from the white house this weekend we still have much more
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barely even scratched the surface on everything that was uh going on just over the weekend more of that
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your auto service ace certain conditions apply uh glad he finally said that that uh that's a good
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thing thank you president trump for not trolling people on that particular issue because it just
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to me that discussion kind of plays into them saying he's never gonna leave he he intends to be a
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dictator he wants to stay there forever okay now he just told you uh so are we gonna continue to
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have to deal with yeah he's trying to stay there forever i'll bet they'll they'll still do it well
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because you know in three weeks he's gonna be like well i am considering it like a lot of people want
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me to of course he's going to he well i don't know what i mean that's just what he likes doing
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again he likes doing it and yes it is gonna count i i you know again i i think he will he will
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likes uh it's the pope uh it's donald trump as pope yeah he's just trolling people with that
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It's the lowest non-defense spending level since 2017
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The savings come from eliminating radical diversity, equity and inclusion
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Hard to believe we were hampered with that stuff to begin with
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Large swaths of the federal government weaponized against the American people
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Moving programs that are better suited for states and localities to provide
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And appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security will increase almost 65%
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To ensure that our military and other agencies repelling the invasion of our border
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Have the resources they need to complete their mission
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So we just keep spending ourselves into oblivion