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00:01:36.880 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:43.960 Hello, America.

00:01:46.300 Hello, dads, kids, birthing people.

00:01:50.400 That was a joke just a few weeks ago

00:01:54.260 when somebody said birthing people.

00:01:56.440 Oh, no, no, no.

00:01:58.220 Now it's part of Biden's policy.

00:02:01.120 No more mothers. 1.00

00:02:02.900 Instead, we have birthing people. 1.00

00:02:05.540 The destruction of the family.

00:02:08.380 Oh, wait.

00:02:08.900 There's more.

00:02:10.960 News from the healthcare industry.

00:02:12.880 Oh, boy, do they love white people. 0.98

00:02:17.020 Things are going to hell in a handbasket, 0.98

00:02:18.880 but I'm going to tell you the thing

00:02:19.980 that will bring us to our knees,

00:02:22.060 and no one is willing to talk about it.

00:02:25.100 I will in 60 seconds.

00:02:27.280 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:34.060 Imagine waking up in the morning

00:02:35.340 and bouncing out of bed,

00:02:36.560 ready to face the day

00:02:37.640 and anything it's got to offer,

00:02:39.780 and then you turn me on

00:02:42.120 and you're like,

00:02:42.620 wait a minute, what?

00:02:43.560 What?

00:02:43.900 We're all going to die?

00:02:46.060 Here's the thing I want you to know.

00:02:48.240 If you're living in pain,

00:02:49.640 you can get that bounce back into your step.

00:02:52.640 It is a difficult picture

00:02:54.520 to paint for yourself.

00:02:55.640 I know if you're in agonizing pain right now,

00:02:58.300 but most of our pain

00:02:59.920 is caused from inflammation.

00:03:01.760 Inflammation in our body.

00:03:02.960 Disease is all inflammation.

00:03:05.460 All of it.

00:03:06.860 And for us to live a happier,

00:03:08.720 healthier, and pain-free life,

00:03:10.180 we have to reduce that inflammation,

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00:03:16.460 I know.

00:03:17.180 I've tried ibuprofen 800.

00:03:19.060 It does nothing.

00:03:20.120 I don't know why this works for me,

00:03:23.440 but it does.

00:03:24.340 And 70% of the people who try it for three weeks

00:03:26.920 go on to order more.

00:03:28.560 Here's my recommendation.

00:03:29.860 Try it for three weeks.

00:03:31.060 If you're not getting any relief,

00:03:33.000 stop taking it.

00:03:34.360 I take it three times a day,

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00:03:39.600 Get your life back.

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00:03:43.180 1-800-500-8384.

00:03:46.740 Tomorrow night on Glenn TV,

00:03:48.600 Biden and the far left

00:03:50.480 are quietly dismantling our republic,

00:03:53.200 little by little,

00:03:54.420 industry by industry.

00:03:56.420 Policing,

00:03:57.280 military,

00:03:58.060 education,

00:03:58.920 immigration,

00:03:59.740 the economy,

00:04:00.580 our voting system.

00:04:02.040 Glenn exposes the agenda

00:04:03.420 that will destroy everything

00:04:04.900 we love about America.

00:04:06.700 Watch

00:04:07.100 Biden's hostile takeover,

00:04:09.340 The Great Reset of America.

00:04:11.280 Tomorrow night,

00:04:12.040 9 p.m. Eastern,

00:04:13.040 only at blazetv.com

00:04:14.500 slash Glenn.

00:04:15.260 I think people think

00:04:20.480 they understand

00:04:21.540 what is going on.

00:04:22.920 They think

00:04:23.640 that they got a handle on it.

00:04:25.620 I don't think you do.

00:04:27.560 I have barely a handle on it.

00:04:29.600 Every day,

00:04:30.300 I read something else

00:04:31.240 and I'm like,

00:04:31.720 oh my gosh,

00:04:32.500 that's connected to this.

00:04:34.580 It is not going through Congress.

00:04:37.940 And a lot of things

00:04:39.560 are put into motion now

00:04:40.900 that are going to change us forever.

00:04:42.420 For instance,

00:04:43.840 in addition to costing us

00:04:45.440 $6 trillion,

00:04:47.700 the new Joe Biden

00:04:49.320 2022 budget proposal

00:04:51.720 says that

00:04:54.460 mothers

00:04:56.000 are no longer included.

00:04:59.080 Now it's

00:05:00.240 all about

00:05:01.100 birthing people.

00:05:03.400 Let me quote,

00:05:03.860 The United States

00:05:04.760 has the highest

00:05:05.260 maternal mortality rate

00:05:07.980 among developed nations

00:05:09.240 with an unacceptably

00:05:10.940 high mortality rate 0.98

00:05:12.260 for black,

00:05:13.100 American Indian,

00:05:15.540 Alaska Native,

00:05:16.660 and other women of color.

00:05:18.000 According to the budget plan,

00:05:19.100 after using the terms

00:05:20.200 maternal and women of color,

00:05:22.400 then it switches

00:05:23.740 to gender-neutral terminology.

00:05:26.520 He raises

00:05:27.080 $200 million

00:05:28.160 in funding

00:05:28.900 to help

00:05:29.500 end this high rate

00:05:31.420 of maternal mortality

00:05:32.860 and race-based

00:05:34.340 disparities

00:05:35.040 in outcomes

00:05:35.920 among birthing people.

00:05:39.620 Okay,

00:05:40.300 I don't want to talk to you

00:05:41.300 about birthing people.

00:05:42.060 I just want you to know

00:05:42.820 it is so deep.

00:05:44.200 This infection

00:05:44.800 is now so deep

00:05:46.200 in this administration.

00:05:47.160 If you thought

00:05:48.440 you were going to get

00:05:49.760 any kind of moderate,

00:05:51.800 you got a guy

00:05:52.620 who is not

00:05:53.560 really in charge.

00:05:55.640 You have

00:05:56.500 the Obama administration.

00:05:57.960 All of the old 0.79

00:05:59.740 administration players

00:06:01.000 are there.

00:06:01.960 They're the ones

00:06:03.000 moving this

00:06:04.220 towards a radical

00:06:05.440 Marxist destruction

00:06:07.000 of America.

00:06:08.640 One of the most

00:06:09.720 disturbing things

00:06:10.660 that I have seen,

00:06:12.160 again,

00:06:12.980 comes from medicine.

00:06:14.820 I have told you

00:06:15.820 that the,

00:06:18.220 look up the T4 program.

00:06:20.460 Is it T2 or T4?

00:06:21.540 Can you look that up?

00:06:23.320 In Germany,

00:06:25.020 this is what,

00:06:25.960 this was eugenics 0.99

00:06:28.180 and it started out

00:06:30.880 as,

00:06:31.880 you know,

00:06:32.120 we're just trying to,

00:06:32.940 we're just trying to help people.

00:06:34.140 That's what they said.

00:06:34.740 We're just trying to help people.

00:06:36.200 And it ended up

00:06:37.440 in six million Jews

00:06:39.160 alone

00:06:39.680 dead.

00:06:41.480 And it was started

00:06:42.500 by the doctors

00:06:43.620 and the experts

00:06:45.340 that just know better.

00:06:47.320 T4 program,

00:06:48.400 look it up

00:06:49.120 today.

00:06:50.460 The,

00:06:50.880 the Journal of the

00:06:52.240 American Psychoanalytic

00:06:54.080 Analytic Association

00:06:56.300 has published

00:06:57.240 a researched article

00:06:58.760 describing

00:07:00.500 being white 0.67

00:07:01.660 as,

00:07:02.800 quote,

00:07:03.040 a malignant 1.00

00:07:05.060 parasite 0.79

00:07:05.980 like condition

00:07:07.500 and a dangerous

00:07:10.360 discriminatory

00:07:11.380 and perverse 0.79

00:07:12.680 mental condition. 1.00

00:07:13.960 Being white. 0.74

00:07:15.120 the author

00:07:19.400 Donald Moss

00:07:21.220 wrote the article

00:07:23.120 entitled

00:07:23.520 On Having Whiteness 0.84

00:07:24.900 and he says

00:07:26.500 it establishes

00:07:27.560 an entitled

00:07:28.280 dominion

00:07:29.160 that enables

00:07:30.340 the host

00:07:31.180 or parasitic 0.83

00:07:32.540 whiteness 0.97

00:07:33.340 to have power

00:07:34.620 without limit,

00:07:35.900 force,

00:07:36.400 or restriction,

00:07:37.820 violence

00:07:38.540 without mercy,

00:07:40.760 adding that

00:07:41.380 whiteness

00:07:41.940 has a drive

00:07:42.840 to hate

00:07:43.540 and terrorize.

00:07:45.760 He also said,

00:07:46.800 this is very,

00:07:47.900 very nice,

00:07:48.880 that it is

00:07:50.180 a condition

00:07:52.080 without

00:07:52.800 permanent cure.

00:07:54.840 Well,

00:07:55.140 then,

00:07:55.360 if we have

00:07:55.880 these people

00:07:56.480 running around,

00:07:57.040 they should be

00:07:57.420 institutionalized

00:07:58.360 or caged 0.94

00:07:59.360 or killed. 0.91

00:08:01.240 This is

00:08:01.900 extraordinarily

00:08:02.880 dangerous,

00:08:04.040 extraordinarily

00:08:04.880 dangerous

00:08:05.660 to introduce

00:08:06.620 this kind

00:08:07.320 of thinking

00:08:07.780 into our

00:08:08.820 medical community.

00:08:09.820 We have seen

00:08:10.620 this movie

00:08:11.720 before.

00:08:12.840 Now,

00:08:14.620 most people

00:08:15.540 are going to

00:08:15.720 say,

00:08:15.880 oh,

00:08:16.140 well,

00:08:16.340 that's just

00:08:16.800 a crazy

00:08:17.280 opinion.

00:08:18.420 Well,

00:08:18.740 crazy opinions

00:08:19.560 are now

00:08:20.240 running this

00:08:21.120 country.

00:08:23.860 Here's what's

00:08:24.540 going to really

00:08:24.960 bring us down.

00:08:26.060 I got a

00:08:26.520 picture sent

00:08:28.420 to me

00:08:28.660 from a

00:08:29.040 friend.

00:08:30.620 It's a

00:08:31.580 menu of

00:08:32.680 Perry's

00:08:33.380 Steakhouse.

00:08:34.240 That's a

00:08:34.680 steakhouse in

00:08:35.620 Dallas.

00:08:37.020 A good

00:08:37.640 steakhouse.

00:08:38.720 But at the

00:08:39.380 top of the

00:08:40.360 menu,

00:08:41.040 she took

00:08:41.460 this picture.

00:08:41.940 it said,

00:08:42.320 temporary

00:08:42.660 dinner

00:08:43.240 menu due

00:08:44.400 to supply

00:08:45.100 chain

00:08:45.560 shortages

00:08:46.220 and

00:08:46.740 resulting

00:08:47.240 pricing.

00:08:49.380 Is this

00:08:50.120 a steakhouse?

00:08:51.220 How long

00:08:51.920 is a

00:08:52.240 steakhouse

00:08:52.760 going to

00:08:53.260 be able

00:08:53.640 to charge

00:08:54.280 for an

00:08:55.040 eight-ounce

00:08:56.060 filet?

00:08:57.720 $45.

00:08:58.480 A six-ounce

00:09:00.740 filet,

00:09:01.720 $40.

00:09:05.740 It's

00:09:06.460 affecting

00:09:06.960 everything.

00:09:10.240 Now,

00:09:10.700 that is a

00:09:11.480 nice

00:09:12.160 steakhouse,

00:09:13.080 but not

00:09:13.840 for a

00:09:14.360 six-ounce

00:09:15.260 filet?

00:09:17.760 Here's

00:09:18.440 what's

00:09:18.820 happening.

00:09:21.100 You are

00:09:21.960 starting to

00:09:22.520 see

00:09:22.920 inflation,

00:09:23.920 inflation,

00:09:25.020 and everyone

00:09:25.400 says that

00:09:26.140 inflation is

00:09:27.380 fine.

00:09:28.520 In fact,

00:09:29.240 Janet Yellen

00:09:30.800 said over

00:09:31.660 the weekend

00:09:32.280 that Joe

00:09:33.220 Biden needs

00:09:33.740 to push

00:09:34.140 forward with

00:09:34.940 his $6

00:09:36.240 trillion budget

00:09:37.780 and $4

00:09:38.920 trillion spending

00:09:40.460 plan,

00:09:41.700 even if they

00:09:42.920 trigger

00:09:43.380 inflation that

00:09:45.340 persists into

00:09:46.440 the next year

00:09:47.340 and higher

00:09:48.320 interest rates.

00:09:49.180 If we

00:09:50.440 end up

00:09:50.960 with higher

00:09:51.400 interest rate

00:09:52.060 environment,

00:09:52.760 it would

00:09:53.020 actually be

00:09:53.740 a plus

00:09:54.400 for society's

00:09:55.700 point of

00:09:56.120 view and

00:09:57.200 the Fed's

00:09:57.800 point of

00:09:58.260 view.

00:09:59.240 Now,

00:09:59.500 how could

00:10:00.040 that possibly

00:10:01.360 be a good

00:10:02.600 thing?

00:10:04.300 Well,

00:10:05.160 because

00:10:05.940 redistribution

00:10:07.020 of wealth.

00:10:08.900 It helps

00:10:09.820 a bit,

00:10:10.360 quoting,

00:10:10.900 to alleviate

00:10:11.600 things.

00:10:12.800 And it's

00:10:13.400 not a bad

00:10:14.080 thing,

00:10:14.620 it's a good

00:10:15.520 thing.

00:10:16.380 Well,

00:10:16.600 what is it

00:10:17.040 that we're

00:10:17.320 talking about

00:10:18.020 alleviating?

00:10:19.880 We're

00:10:20.320 talking about

00:10:21.160 changing the

00:10:22.460 structure of

00:10:23.420 everything as

00:10:24.680 we know it.

00:10:26.000 In fact,

00:10:26.820 one of the

00:10:27.500 opinions,

00:10:28.360 and I think

00:10:28.700 this comes

00:10:29.440 from,

00:10:30.400 I guess

00:10:32.960 this is

00:10:33.300 from Market

00:10:34.240 Watch.

00:10:34.840 So this

00:10:35.120 is CBS

00:10:36.320 Market

00:10:36.860 Watch.

00:10:38.340 A slight

00:10:38.960 increase in

00:10:39.580 the rate of

00:10:39.980 inflation in

00:10:40.600 the United

00:10:40.900 States and

00:10:41.420 Europe have

00:10:41.840 triggered

00:10:42.080 financial

00:10:42.560 market

00:10:43.000 anxieties.

00:10:44.500 Has

00:10:44.580 U.S.

00:10:44.920 President Joe

00:10:45.440 Biden's

00:10:45.780 administration

00:10:46.260 risked

00:10:46.820 overheating

00:10:47.260 the economy

00:10:47.740 with $1.9

00:10:48.840 trillion rescue

00:10:49.900 package and

00:10:51.140 then plans

00:10:51.720 for additional

00:10:52.320 spending to

00:10:52.840 invest in

00:10:53.360 infrastructure,

00:10:54.380 job creation,

00:10:55.400 bolstering

00:10:55.800 American families?

00:10:58.180 Conservatives

00:10:58.820 blame this

00:10:59.440 situation on

00:11:00.520 excessively

00:11:01.200 generous

00:11:01.760 unemployment

00:11:02.400 insurance

00:11:02.980 benefits.

00:11:03.480 But the

00:11:04.620 ecometric

00:11:06.480 studies

00:11:07.500 comparing

00:11:08.220 labor

00:11:08.900 supply

00:11:09.560 across

00:11:10.300 the U.S.

00:11:10.800 states

00:11:11.020 suggest that

00:11:11.700 these kinds

00:11:12.220 of labor

00:11:12.780 disincentive

00:11:13.720 effects

00:11:14.360 are limited.

00:11:16.300 Rather than

00:11:17.240 panicking

00:11:17.980 about inflation,

00:11:19.280 we should be

00:11:20.180 worrying about

00:11:20.720 what is

00:11:21.100 happening

00:11:21.500 to the

00:11:23.100 aggregate

00:11:23.560 demand when

00:11:24.480 funds provided

00:11:25.400 by fiscal

00:11:26.040 relief packages

00:11:26.920 dry up.

00:11:28.040 Many of those

00:11:28.860 at the bottom

00:11:29.300 of the income

00:11:29.900 and wealth

00:11:30.380 distribution have

00:11:31.220 accumulated

00:11:31.760 large debts,

00:11:33.420 including some

00:11:34.320 cases more

00:11:34.840 than a year's

00:11:35.600 worth of

00:11:36.120 debt in

00:11:36.760 arrears.

00:11:37.820 The instinct

00:11:38.780 to fight

00:11:39.240 inflation is

00:11:40.000 embedded in

00:11:40.780 the central

00:11:41.260 bank's DNA.

00:11:42.820 If they don't

00:11:43.580 see inflation

00:11:44.320 as a risk,

00:11:46.040 neither should

00:11:46.720 you.

00:11:47.740 So what does

00:11:48.420 that say?

00:11:49.760 You know what

00:11:50.120 that says?

00:11:50.820 That says

00:11:51.400 trust the

00:11:52.100 experts,

00:11:52.820 because the

00:11:53.640 experts know.

00:11:55.340 You know

00:11:56.720 what's really

00:11:57.120 funny is

00:11:58.300 I am a

00:12:00.520 little bit

00:12:00.820 of a history

00:12:01.340 buff,

00:12:02.040 and I have

00:12:02.900 studied these

00:12:04.440 very things,

00:12:05.860 revolution,

00:12:07.160 changes in

00:12:08.320 countries that

00:12:09.180 seemingly happen

00:12:10.200 overnight,

00:12:11.420 hyperinflation,

00:12:13.220 anti-Semitism,

00:12:15.320 marxism.

00:12:16.180 I've been

00:12:16.720 studying this

00:12:17.260 now for over

00:12:18.100 20 years,

00:12:19.140 so I think

00:12:20.920 I can bring

00:12:21.600 a little

00:12:22.040 something to

00:12:22.960 the table.

00:12:23.660 And today,

00:12:24.940 I want to

00:12:25.400 bring to

00:12:25.740 the table

00:12:26.180 a guy named

00:12:27.060 Rudolf von

00:12:28.260 Havenstein.

00:12:30.600 You may not

00:12:31.600 know his

00:12:32.060 name.

00:12:32.920 Most people

00:12:33.640 in Germany

00:12:34.680 did not

00:12:35.340 know his

00:12:35.900 name.

00:12:36.540 At least

00:12:37.140 in about

00:12:38.400 1920,

00:12:39.800 1919,

00:12:40.880 they didn't

00:12:41.220 know his

00:12:41.560 name.

00:12:42.080 By 1922,

00:12:43.800 everyone knew

00:12:45.020 his name.

00:12:45.900 It's kind of

00:12:46.380 like if you go

00:12:46.840 on the street

00:12:47.200 and you say,

00:12:47.560 who is Janet

00:12:48.220 Yellen?

00:12:49.280 They'll have

00:12:49.800 no idea.

00:12:51.620 Oh,

00:12:52.400 you will.

00:12:53.660 You will.

00:12:56.440 Here's what

00:12:57.240 happened.

00:12:58.400 This guy was

00:12:59.660 the expert

00:13:00.820 on money.

00:13:02.760 And in

00:13:04.080 my research,

00:13:05.020 I have found

00:13:05.940 that it

00:13:07.760 wasn't,

00:13:08.340 the hyperinflation

00:13:09.260 wasn't about

00:13:10.000 saying, 1.00

00:13:10.440 screw you 1.00

00:13:11.720 to the 0.94

00:13:12.180 allies when

00:13:13.480 they wanted

00:13:13.940 payment.

00:13:14.620 It wasn't

00:13:15.360 about that.

00:13:16.600 He actually

00:13:17.820 believed that

00:13:19.060 this was going

00:13:19.740 to work.

00:13:20.280 What was

00:13:22.660 it that he

00:13:23.220 was going

00:13:24.500 to do?

00:13:25.880 Well,

00:13:26.480 there was a

00:13:26.840 problem in

00:13:27.380 Germany.

00:13:28.300 The people

00:13:29.120 were demoralized.

00:13:31.260 They were

00:13:31.940 tired.

00:13:33.300 There was

00:13:33.800 this breakneck

00:13:34.780 pace of things

00:13:35.780 that were coming

00:13:36.420 and changing.

00:13:37.700 People didn't

00:13:38.560 have a purpose

00:13:40.340 anymore.

00:13:41.860 It seemed

00:13:42.280 like everything

00:13:42.880 was meaningless.

00:13:44.620 It seemed

00:13:45.300 like the country

00:13:46.160 was kind of

00:13:47.060 meaningless.

00:13:47.620 and they

00:13:48.980 were watching

00:13:49.760 the average

00:13:50.860 Joe or

00:13:51.940 the average

00:13:52.660 Helga was

00:13:54.600 watching their

00:13:55.400 position slip

00:13:56.760 and others

00:13:58.540 who seemed

00:13:59.600 to be connected,

00:14:00.620 their riches

00:14:01.740 were growing.

00:14:04.440 Well,

00:14:05.300 he knew

00:14:06.560 that had to

00:14:07.440 stop.

00:14:07.840 That had to

00:14:08.820 stop.

00:14:10.000 Well,

00:14:10.600 there was all

00:14:11.080 kinds of

00:14:11.800 problems and

00:14:13.920 well,

00:14:14.420 the government

00:14:15.020 wanted to make

00:14:15.800 sure that

00:14:17.040 they could

00:14:17.580 help the

00:14:18.540 average Joe.

00:14:20.000 So they

00:14:20.580 started spending

00:14:21.320 more and

00:14:22.120 more and

00:14:22.780 more money.

00:14:24.000 The problem

00:14:24.420 was nobody

00:14:25.480 in 1920,

00:14:27.080 the German

00:14:27.720 Mark was

00:14:28.620 probably one

00:14:30.400 of the,

00:14:30.820 if not the

00:14:31.700 leader,

00:14:33.040 top three

00:14:33.780 leaders of

00:14:34.480 currency in

00:14:35.080 the world,

00:14:35.560 most valuable.

00:14:37.780 That changed

00:14:38.760 kind of quickly

00:14:39.420 because the

00:14:40.680 government started

00:14:41.380 to spend

00:14:42.100 money and

00:14:43.120 the taxes

00:14:45.040 couldn't be

00:14:45.580 raised to pay

00:14:46.380 for it,

00:14:47.320 but they

00:14:47.880 knew they

00:14:48.280 had to

00:14:48.640 spend all

00:14:49.100 of this

00:14:49.420 money,

00:14:49.780 otherwise

00:14:50.040 there would

00:14:50.500 be trouble.

00:14:51.920 And so

00:14:52.540 Rudolf von

00:14:53.900 Hovenstein,

00:14:55.420 he decides

00:14:56.780 to do

00:14:57.480 something,

00:14:58.520 well,

00:14:59.040 it was crazy,

00:14:59.820 it was crazy.

00:15:00.760 He thought

00:15:01.620 the central

00:15:02.380 bank should

00:15:03.120 just buy

00:15:03.840 all of the

00:15:04.600 debt from

00:15:05.520 the government.

00:15:06.420 They should

00:15:06.960 just buy it

00:15:07.580 all.

00:15:08.240 And if there

00:15:08.900 was any

00:15:09.240 kind of

00:15:09.560 trouble or

00:15:09.980 anybody was

00:15:10.420 collapsing,

00:15:11.040 they should

00:15:11.500 buy that

00:15:12.340 as well.

00:15:13.080 then on

00:15:15.400 top of

00:15:15.980 it,

00:15:16.380 they would

00:15:16.840 just print

00:15:17.680 a lot

00:15:19.000 of money.

00:15:21.160 Does any

00:15:22.100 of this

00:15:22.440 sound familiar?

00:15:24.220 Because

00:15:24.780 what

00:15:25.480 Hovenstein

00:15:26.100 did is

00:15:27.500 what we

00:15:27.880 now call

00:15:28.840 quantitative

00:15:29.880 easing.

00:15:32.120 Ah,

00:15:32.860 let me

00:15:33.900 just put,

00:15:34.980 you know, 1.00

00:15:35.700 bull crap 0.99

00:15:36.960 into English. 0.99

00:15:38.100 Printing more

00:15:38.980 and more

00:15:39.360 money.

00:15:39.760 We're not

00:15:40.160 printing money.

00:15:40.840 No,

00:15:41.280 we're

00:15:41.460 digitizing

00:15:42.220 it.

00:15:42.440 They

00:15:42.540 couldn't

00:15:42.820 do that

00:15:43.200 in the

00:15:43.460 1930s.

00:15:45.040 So what

00:15:45.700 happened?

00:15:46.740 Economic

00:15:47.260 breakdown,

00:15:49.120 hyperinflation,

00:15:51.160 weaker

00:15:51.520 institutions,

00:15:52.860 and a

00:15:53.040 destabilization

00:15:53.860 of all

00:15:54.700 of German

00:15:55.200 politics.

00:15:56.380 Now,

00:15:56.860 does any

00:15:57.380 of that

00:15:57.800 sound like

00:15:58.620 something

00:15:59.120 that maybe

00:16:00.380 a portion

00:16:02.080 of this

00:16:02.720 country,

00:16:03.400 I always

00:16:04.320 thought it

00:16:04.620 was maybe,

00:16:05.400 you know,

00:16:05.940 in the

00:16:06.200 vast,

00:16:06.700 vast

00:16:06.940 minority,

00:16:07.900 but now

00:16:09.240 it seems

00:16:09.580 to be the

00:16:09.980 majority of

00:16:10.540 people in

00:16:10.980 Washington,

00:16:11.520 D.C.?

00:16:11.900 Does that

00:16:12.280 sound like

00:16:12.720 a goal

00:16:13.380 to anyone?

00:16:15.800 Economic

00:16:16.280 breakdown.

00:16:17.900 Well,

00:16:18.220 that goes

00:16:18.860 to the

00:16:19.180 Great Reset.

00:16:20.120 Gotta have

00:16:20.580 that.

00:16:21.900 Weaker

00:16:22.300 institutions.

00:16:23.600 Oh,

00:16:24.520 nobody

00:16:24.860 believes in

00:16:25.360 any institution

00:16:26.100 anymore.

00:16:27.140 And the

00:16:27.780 destabilization

00:16:28.700 of German

00:16:29.320 politics.

00:16:30.100 Oh,

00:16:30.380 my gosh.

00:16:31.040 Well,

00:16:31.180 I don't

00:16:31.400 know if

00:16:31.660 we want

00:16:31.920 to destabilize

00:16:32.620 German

00:16:33.020 politics,

00:16:33.740 but American

00:16:34.580 politics,

00:16:35.460 well,

00:16:35.880 they should

00:16:36.440 be destabilized,

00:16:37.680 right?

00:16:38.100 At the

00:16:40.300 same time

00:16:40.740 all of

00:16:41.060 this was

00:16:41.380 happening,

00:16:41.880 everybody was

00:16:42.320 getting rich

00:16:42.720 on the

00:16:43.000 stock market.

00:16:43.840 Well,

00:16:44.020 when I say

00:16:44.400 everybody,

00:16:44.940 I don't

00:16:45.380 mean

00:16:45.700 everybody.

00:16:48.060 The

00:16:48.580 turnover

00:16:49.340 in the

00:16:50.860 sales of

00:16:52.380 stocks and

00:16:53.940 bonds on

00:16:55.180 the open

00:16:56.060 market,

00:16:57.420 their

00:16:57.820 version of

00:16:59.020 Wall Street,

00:17:00.560 it was

00:17:01.480 doing such

00:17:02.380 a high

00:17:02.840 volume.

00:17:04.140 It was

00:17:04.460 going through

00:17:05.360 the stock

00:17:05.840 market was

00:17:06.280 going through

00:17:06.920 the roof

00:17:07.880 all-time

00:17:09.540 high and

00:17:11.200 an all-time

00:17:11.920 high volume.

00:17:13.760 Everybody was

00:17:14.940 in the stock

00:17:15.480 market.

00:17:16.440 It was so

00:17:17.500 bad that

00:17:19.080 several days

00:17:20.360 a week,

00:17:22.060 their Wall

00:17:22.640 Street,

00:17:23.380 the Borscht,

00:17:24.520 was having

00:17:25.660 to close

00:17:26.820 just to

00:17:28.620 handle all

00:17:29.360 of the

00:17:29.680 paperwork.

00:17:30.740 But don't

00:17:31.200 worry,

00:17:31.720 we have

00:17:32.180 computers that

00:17:32.940 do that now,

00:17:33.680 so we don't

00:17:34.220 have to

00:17:34.620 close.

00:17:35.360 all of

00:17:38.000 the marks

00:17:38.480 that existed

00:17:39.380 in the

00:17:40.000 world in

00:17:41.180 the summer

00:17:41.640 of 1922,

00:17:43.820 all of

00:17:44.740 the marks

00:17:45.340 that existed

00:17:46.280 in the

00:17:47.060 world in

00:17:47.880 the summer

00:17:48.260 of 1922,

00:17:50.400 by November

00:17:52.480 of 1923,

00:17:55.460 all of the

00:17:56.880 marks in

00:17:57.300 the entire

00:17:57.720 world,

00:17:59.080 one year

00:18:00.680 later,

00:18:02.140 all of

00:18:03.240 those marks

00:18:03.780 could not

00:18:04.360 buy a

00:18:04.940 single

00:18:05.280 newspaper

00:18:05.840 or a

00:18:06.440 tram

00:18:06.820 ticket.

00:18:09.580 When this

00:18:10.500 hits,

00:18:11.220 this hits

00:18:11.880 hard and

00:18:12.780 it hits

00:18:13.500 fast.

00:18:16.220 Now,

00:18:16.820 let me tell

00:18:17.240 you what

00:18:17.660 the Germans

00:18:18.640 did,

00:18:19.340 and then let

00:18:20.040 me tell you

00:18:20.380 what we're

00:18:20.960 doing and

00:18:21.820 what you

00:18:22.340 should do.

00:18:24.340 I'll give

00:18:24.960 that to you

00:18:25.360 here in just

00:18:25.780 a second.

00:18:26.400 First,

00:18:27.000 let me tell

00:18:27.480 you about

00:18:27.820 Hustler

00:18:28.240 Turf. 0.72

00:18:28.640 If you're

00:18:30.540 not enjoying

00:18:31.060 the time

00:18:31.440 spending

00:18:31.780 cutting the

00:18:32.220 lawn this

00:18:32.620 summer,

00:18:32.860 it's because

00:18:33.280 you're not

00:18:33.620 riding a

00:18:34.000 Hustler

00:18:34.300 Turf zero 1.00

00:18:34.820 turn lawnmower.

00:18:36.280 There is

00:18:37.140 nothing,

00:18:38.360 nothing like

00:18:39.220 a zero

00:18:39.620 turn lawnmower

00:18:40.600 from Hustler

00:18:41.240 Turf. 0.72

00:18:41.580 It is the

00:18:42.600 best of

00:18:43.600 the best,

00:18:44.240 and they've

00:18:44.980 been making

00:18:45.380 them for

00:18:45.720 decades.

00:18:46.200 That's why

00:18:46.520 they're the

00:18:46.800 best.

00:18:47.080 They're the

00:18:47.280 people who

00:18:47.620 invented it.

00:18:48.680 They started

00:18:49.240 out being

00:18:49.760 built for

00:18:51.280 industrial

00:18:51.800 purposes,

00:18:52.280 mowing a

00:18:53.920 football field.

00:18:54.440 These things

00:18:54.820 literally can

00:18:55.840 mow a 0.95

00:18:56.520 football field

00:18:57.140 in 10

00:18:58.540 minutes.

00:18:59.720 Are you

00:19:00.040 kidding me?

00:19:00.900 In 10

00:19:01.840 minutes.

00:19:02.760 You're going

00:19:03.100 to save a

00:19:03.660 lot of

00:19:03.960 time.

00:19:04.900 If you

00:19:05.060 have three

00:19:05.860 or more

00:19:06.260 acres,

00:19:07.320 or there's

00:19:08.640 a new

00:19:08.900 mower out

00:19:09.420 now,

00:19:09.700 it's the

00:19:10.080 2021

00:19:10.920 Raptor

00:19:11.600 series.

00:19:12.060 That's for

00:19:12.260 people who

00:19:12.640 have three

00:19:13.100 acres or

00:19:13.580 less.

00:19:14.820 You can

00:19:15.220 cut the

00:19:15.560 time that

00:19:16.020 you're

00:19:16.200 mowing a

00:19:16.560 lawn in

00:19:17.100 half.

00:19:18.580 There's no

00:19:19.480 better lawnmower

00:19:20.080 out there.

00:19:20.580 This thing

00:19:21.000 will last

00:19:21.600 and last

00:19:22.040 forever.

00:19:23.280 It's

00:19:23.640 Hustler.

00:19:24.480 Find a

00:19:24.940 local

00:19:25.240 Hustler

00:19:25.660 dealer at

00:19:26.380 Hustler

00:19:26.800 Turf.com.

00:19:27.980 There's

00:19:28.160 over a

00:19:28.840 thousand

00:19:29.100 nationwide,

00:19:29.680 so there's

00:19:29.900 got to

00:19:30.080 be one

00:19:30.360 close to

00:19:30.780 you.

00:19:31.520 Hustler

00:19:31.900 Turf.com.

00:19:33.160 Take one

00:19:33.500 for a

00:19:33.800 test drive

00:19:34.200 today.

00:19:35.040 Hustler

00:19:35.440 Turf.com.

00:19:37.000 10

00:19:37.360 seconds.

00:19:37.760 Station

00:19:38.000 ID.

00:19:38.240 So Janet

00:19:52.240 Yellen

00:19:52.580 says that

00:19:53.900 inflation

00:19:54.480 will be

00:19:55.200 a good

00:19:55.760 thing.

00:19:56.680 When you

00:19:57.560 are going

00:19:58.180 for the

00:19:59.360 grocery store

00:20:00.060 and you

00:20:00.800 are going

00:20:01.220 to the

00:20:01.580 meat

00:20:01.880 counter

00:20:02.320 and meat

00:20:03.420 is costing

00:20:04.280 you what

00:20:05.100 it costs

00:20:05.620 now, do

00:20:07.460 you think

00:20:07.820 inflation is

00:20:08.420 a good

00:20:08.620 thing?

00:20:10.440 Yesterday it

00:20:11.540 took me,

00:20:12.480 what was it,

00:20:13.140 a hundred

00:20:13.600 and three

00:20:15.640 dollars to

00:20:16.900 fill my

00:20:17.540 truck at

00:20:19.300 the gas

00:20:19.580 station?

00:20:20.300 A hundred

00:20:20.900 and three

00:20:21.800 dollars to

00:20:22.460 fill my

00:20:22.880 truck?

00:20:23.180 Do you think

00:20:24.900 that's a good

00:20:25.360 thing?

00:20:26.720 See, Janet

00:20:27.220 Yellen and the

00:20:28.240 Biden administration

00:20:28.920 are looking at,

00:20:30.360 well, not

00:20:30.840 you, but

00:20:32.380 you as a

00:20:33.620 collective.

00:20:34.940 Yes, the

00:20:35.500 little people

00:20:36.160 are going to

00:20:36.680 have a hard

00:20:37.500 time, but

00:20:38.300 don't worry

00:20:39.260 about it.

00:20:39.740 In the

00:20:40.100 end, it's

00:20:41.740 going to be

00:20:42.140 better.

00:20:43.320 Well, first

00:20:43.920 of all, I

00:20:45.460 don't think

00:20:45.840 you're right

00:20:46.400 about it

00:20:46.880 being better.

00:20:48.080 I think

00:20:48.460 you're, I

00:20:49.000 think you're

00:20:49.560 better means

00:20:50.360 more control.

00:20:51.980 I think

00:20:52.680 you're better

00:20:53.260 means an

00:20:53.840 abandonment

00:20:54.620 of the

00:20:55.160 Constitution.

00:20:56.620 I think

00:20:56.860 you're better

00:20:57.420 actually includes

00:20:58.740 the violation

00:20:59.680 of your

00:21:00.980 charter as

00:21:02.740 the Fed.

00:21:03.920 Your charter

00:21:04.680 is to, what?

00:21:06.580 Come on, say

00:21:07.240 it with me, make

00:21:08.780 sure inflation

00:21:10.000 is under

00:21:10.780 control.

00:21:11.840 You're already

00:21:12.640 twice as much

00:21:14.420 inflation as

00:21:15.600 you say is

00:21:17.040 good for the

00:21:17.740 economy.

00:21:18.280 You're supposed

00:21:18.860 to keep it at

00:21:19.520 2%.

00:21:20.200 It's now at

00:21:21.120 4.2%, and

00:21:22.820 that's how we

00:21:23.320 calculate it

00:21:24.060 today.

00:21:24.640 If we

00:21:25.200 calculated it

00:21:26.000 like we did

00:21:26.760 under Ronald

00:21:28.320 Reagan, it

00:21:29.000 would be at

00:21:29.440 15%

00:21:30.860 inflation, and

00:21:32.880 the people

00:21:33.300 feel it.

00:21:34.020 No matter

00:21:34.280 how much

00:21:34.700 you say, the

00:21:35.860 people feel

00:21:36.720 it.

00:21:42.680 Let me

00:21:43.240 give you

00:21:43.460 something that,

00:21:44.320 and I hate 0.69

00:21:44.920 this guy, because

00:21:45.640 I don't think

00:21:46.120 he means it, but

00:21:46.920 he's right on

00:21:48.340 this.

00:21:49.920 Henry Ford

00:21:50.660 said, the

00:21:52.600 reason why

00:21:52.940 we're a

00:21:53.240 success, none

00:21:54.640 of our men

00:21:55.020 are experts.

00:21:56.220 We have

00:21:56.720 most

00:21:57.860 unfortunately

00:21:58.520 found it

00:21:59.200 necessary to

00:22:00.180 get rid of

00:22:00.760 a man as 0.52

00:22:01.380 soon as he

00:22:01.780 thinks himself

00:22:02.560 an expert,

00:22:03.680 because no

00:22:04.160 one ever

00:22:04.500 considers himself

00:22:05.340 an expert if

00:22:06.520 he really

00:22:07.000 knows his

00:22:07.700 job.

00:22:08.340 A man who

00:22:08.860 knows his

00:22:09.440 job sees

00:22:11.180 so much more

00:22:12.080 to be done

00:22:12.700 than he has

00:22:13.320 ever done,

00:22:14.480 and is always

00:22:15.060 pressing forward

00:22:15.940 and never gives

00:22:16.680 up in an

00:22:17.160 instant of

00:22:17.700 thought to

00:22:18.180 say, wow,

00:22:19.000 look how

00:22:19.340 efficient I

00:22:19.960 am, I'm

00:22:20.540 an expert.

00:22:21.860 The moment

00:22:22.620 one gets

00:22:23.360 into the

00:22:23.980 expert state

00:22:24.880 of mind, a

00:22:26.020 great number

00:22:26.780 of things

00:22:27.360 become

00:22:27.860 impossible.

00:22:29.600 We are

00:22:30.480 run by

00:22:31.580 experts now,

00:22:32.860 and I

00:22:33.540 don't believe

00:22:34.220 they're

00:22:34.480 experts.

00:22:35.460 They're 1.00

00:22:35.840 arrogant, 1.00

00:22:36.880 out-of-control 1.00

00:22:37.900 egomaniacs

00:22:39.100 who pass

00:22:40.500 cookies out

00:22:41.600 that look

00:22:42.420 like their

00:22:42.960 face.

00:22:43.820 This is

00:22:44.460 the Glenn

00:22:45.020 Beck

00:22:45.300 program.

00:22:46.820 American

00:22:47.320 Financing

00:22:47.860 NMLS

00:22:48.500 182334

00:22:49.560 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

00:22:53.280 Oh, gosh,

00:22:55.020 was that a

00:22:55.620 dig on the

00:22:56.340 vice president

00:22:56.860 yesterday on

00:22:57.540 Air Force

00:22:57.940 Two, handing

00:22:59.080 out cookies

00:22:59.740 that look

00:23:00.520 like her?

00:23:02.020 Yeah.

00:23:03.440 Radio

00:23:03.920 listener Michael

00:23:04.540 writes in about

00:23:05.340 his experience

00:23:05.900 with American

00:23:06.400 financing.

00:23:07.000 He said,

00:23:07.120 I've been

00:23:07.280 working with

00:23:08.340 the team

00:23:08.660 at American

00:23:09.080 Finance since

00:23:09.680 we made

00:23:10.100 the decision

00:23:10.620 to refi.

00:23:12.960 Thea is the

00:23:13.840 one who's

00:23:14.140 helping us,

00:23:14.580 and she's

00:23:14.860 been such a

00:23:15.320 help since

00:23:15.740 day one,

00:23:16.360 answering all

00:23:16.880 my questions,

00:23:17.840 and there have

00:23:18.260 been plenty of

00:23:19.020 questions,

00:23:19.840 returning every

00:23:20.400 single call.

00:23:20.920 My emails are

00:23:21.680 answered very

00:23:22.440 quickly.

00:23:22.840 Which led

00:23:23.700 me to

00:23:23.960 wonder,

00:23:24.440 does she

00:23:24.980 work 24-7?

00:23:26.380 I've been

00:23:26.800 contacted

00:23:27.300 regularly,

00:23:28.020 which allows

00:23:28.720 me to rest

00:23:29.220 easy,

00:23:29.660 knowing that

00:23:30.300 progress is

00:23:31.000 being made.

00:23:31.940 A friend of

00:23:32.520 mine started

00:23:33.060 his refinancing

00:23:34.000 process a

00:23:34.900 month before

00:23:35.480 us.

00:23:36.000 We close

00:23:36.600 tomorrow.

00:23:37.860 He's decided

00:23:38.560 to stop and

00:23:39.320 go with

00:23:39.600 American

00:23:40.000 Financing as

00:23:40.820 well.

00:23:41.320 He's starting

00:23:41.880 over.

00:23:43.000 Best of all,

00:23:43.540 my wife and

00:23:43.980 I don't have

00:23:44.440 to go to

00:23:44.880 the closing.

00:23:45.420 The closing

00:23:45.840 is coming

00:23:46.920 to us.

00:23:47.920 We don't

00:23:48.320 even have

00:23:48.600 to take

00:23:48.880 time off.

00:23:49.840 Thank you,

00:23:50.520 Thea and

00:23:51.000 American

00:23:51.400 Financing.

00:23:52.080 American

00:23:52.980 Financing

00:23:53.540 can help

00:23:54.060 you save

00:23:54.520 a lot

00:23:54.780 of money.

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00:24:00.760 BlazeTV.com

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00:24:06.660 Glenn.

00:24:07.200 This is the

00:24:18.040 Glenn Beck

00:24:18.520 program.

00:24:20.440 We're talking

00:24:21.280 about hyperinflation

00:24:23.060 and trying to

00:24:24.280 prepare you

00:24:24.820 mentally for

00:24:25.600 what is coming

00:24:26.280 and hopefully

00:24:26.840 you will be

00:24:27.320 able to see

00:24:27.900 the parallels

00:24:28.660 from the

00:24:29.700 past to

00:24:30.380 what is

00:24:30.760 happening

00:24:31.100 today.

00:24:32.000 And I

00:24:32.580 believe this

00:24:33.220 is all

00:24:33.620 being done

00:24:34.240 intentionally.

00:24:35.020 In fact,

00:24:36.140 Jen Yellen

00:24:36.680 says it's

00:24:37.300 going to be

00:24:37.540 good for

00:24:37.860 the country

00:24:38.260 because we'll

00:24:38.720 be able to

00:24:39.140 have some

00:24:39.600 systematic

00:24:39.980 change,

00:24:40.700 which is

00:24:41.460 wonderful,

00:24:42.140 isn't it?

00:24:42.640 That's what we

00:24:43.140 want more

00:24:43.660 of.

00:24:43.940 Let me give you

00:24:45.680 some words

00:24:46.420 from George

00:24:47.300 J.W.

00:24:48.020 Goodman.

00:24:48.800 He was a

00:24:49.260 money manager

00:24:49.820 in the

00:24:50.380 mid-1960s,

00:24:51.680 and he wrote

00:24:52.480 about what

00:24:53.100 happened in

00:24:54.180 Germany.

00:24:54.720 Germany.

00:24:56.000 And I

00:24:57.040 just want

00:24:57.640 you to

00:24:57.860 watch the

00:24:58.420 parallels

00:24:58.880 here.

00:24:59.920 Before

00:25:00.020 World War

00:25:00.500 I,

00:25:01.060 Germany was 0.95

00:25:02.000 a prosperous

00:25:02.640 country with

00:25:04.080 gold-backed

00:25:04.860 currency,

00:25:05.800 expanding

00:25:06.380 industry,

00:25:07.560 and world

00:25:08.040 leadership in

00:25:08.860 optics,

00:25:09.780 chemicals,

00:25:10.360 and machinery.

00:25:11.580 The German

00:25:12.260 mark,

00:25:13.120 the British

00:25:13.540 shilling,

00:25:14.400 the French

00:25:14.900 franc,

00:25:15.680 the Italian

00:25:16.320 lira,

00:25:17.060 all had

00:25:17.800 about equal

00:25:18.500 value,

00:25:19.400 and they

00:25:19.600 were all

00:25:19.860 exchanged

00:25:20.460 four or

00:25:21.180 five to

00:25:22.220 the dollar.

00:25:23.280 That was

00:25:24.480 in 1914.

00:25:26.920 In

00:25:27.640 1923,

00:25:29.680 the exchange

00:25:31.420 rate between

00:25:32.060 the dollar

00:25:32.540 and the

00:25:32.880 mark was

00:25:33.500 one trillion

00:25:34.860 German marks

00:25:35.820 to one

00:25:37.120 dollar.

00:25:40.360 Here's

00:25:41.120 what happened.

00:25:43.800 I told you

00:25:45.020 about the

00:25:45.640 central banker

00:25:46.380 in Germany,

00:25:48.820 and people

00:25:49.880 were cautious

00:25:50.500 about it,

00:25:51.500 but he

00:25:52.100 was an

00:25:52.800 expert.

00:25:53.280 He knew,

00:25:54.340 and the

00:25:54.860 central bank

00:25:55.480 could control

00:25:56.060 all of

00:25:56.420 this.

00:25:57.460 So in

00:25:57.980 about

00:25:58.460 1919,

00:25:59.120 1920,

00:25:59.960 the central

00:26:00.520 bank

00:26:00.920 decided that

00:26:02.320 they were

00:26:02.640 going to

00:26:03.100 buy all

00:26:04.240 of the

00:26:04.540 government's

00:26:05.140 debt.

00:26:06.080 Hey,

00:26:06.300 Stu,

00:26:06.660 how much

00:26:07.080 government

00:26:07.480 debt was

00:26:08.100 purchased by

00:26:08.700 China last 0.75

00:26:09.400 year?

00:26:10.480 Oh,

00:26:10.660 my gosh,

00:26:11.100 I don't

00:26:11.600 know the

00:26:11.900 number off

00:26:12.260 the top

00:26:12.440 of my

00:26:12.620 head,

00:26:12.820 but it

00:26:12.980 was

00:26:13.140 significant.

00:26:15.420 It was

00:26:15.960 zero.

00:26:16.920 Really?

00:26:17.580 It was

00:26:18.160 zero.

00:26:18.820 It was

00:26:19.420 zero.

00:26:20.100 That's

00:26:20.340 significant.

00:26:20.960 You know

00:26:21.220 who has

00:26:21.560 bought

00:26:21.860 all of our

00:26:22.440 debt?

00:26:25.440 The

00:26:26.080 treasury.

00:26:27.520 Do you

00:26:28.260 know that

00:26:28.980 the United

00:26:29.400 States has

00:26:30.980 one quarter,

00:26:34.240 one quarter

00:26:35.200 of all of

00:26:36.560 the dollars

00:26:37.100 that are in

00:26:37.720 circulation in

00:26:38.540 the entire

00:26:39.200 world right

00:26:39.860 now?

00:26:40.140 one quarter

00:26:42.060 of them

00:26:42.700 have been

00:26:43.460 printed since

00:26:45.220 COVID started.

00:26:47.960 We're printing

00:26:49.320 money and

00:26:50.520 buying our

00:26:51.500 own debt.

00:26:52.960 That's

00:26:53.640 exactly what

00:26:54.760 the German

00:26:55.420 central bank

00:26:56.460 did.

00:26:57.020 And the

00:26:58.100 German government

00:26:59.340 said, well,

00:27:00.680 now that they're

00:27:01.220 buying our debt,

00:27:02.180 we can spend

00:27:03.160 more money.

00:27:04.100 And they

00:27:04.920 spent money

00:27:05.700 like it was

00:27:06.260 going out of

00:27:07.260 style.

00:27:07.780 funny thing

00:27:08.940 is, it

00:27:09.760 actually was

00:27:10.840 going out

00:27:11.440 of style.

00:27:14.220 Here's what

00:27:14.920 happened.

00:27:15.880 Ordinary

00:27:16.400 citizens worked

00:27:17.260 at their

00:27:17.520 jobs.

00:27:18.020 They sent

00:27:18.360 their children

00:27:18.740 to school.

00:27:19.300 They worried

00:27:19.800 about the

00:27:20.220 grades.

00:27:20.680 They

00:27:21.080 maneuvered for

00:27:21.960 promotions,

00:27:23.300 rejoiced when

00:27:23.980 they got

00:27:24.380 them.

00:27:25.400 Generally, they

00:27:26.200 expected things

00:27:27.460 to get better.

00:27:29.160 Then the

00:27:29.920 central bank

00:27:30.560 started to

00:27:31.480 move.

00:27:33.360 The prices

00:27:34.200 started to

00:27:35.120 double.

00:27:35.560 Between 1914

00:27:37.420 and 1919,

00:27:38.420 they doubled.

00:27:39.140 And then they

00:27:39.580 doubled again

00:27:41.020 just five

00:27:42.620 months into

00:27:43.500 1922.

00:27:45.160 Milk went

00:27:45.980 from seven

00:27:46.560 marks per

00:27:47.200 liter to

00:27:47.720 16.

00:27:48.880 Beer,

00:27:49.620 5.6 to

00:27:50.600 18.

00:27:52.360 They started

00:27:52.940 to complain

00:27:53.460 about the

00:27:53.820 high cost

00:27:54.420 of living.

00:27:55.680 Professors,

00:27:56.640 civil servants

00:27:57.360 complained about

00:27:58.140 getting squeezed.

00:28:00.300 Factory workers

00:28:01.360 were pressing

00:28:02.020 for wage

00:28:02.940 increases.

00:28:04.280 An

00:28:04.420 underground

00:28:04.820 economy

00:28:05.660 developed,

00:28:06.340 aided by

00:28:06.800 the desire

00:28:07.300 to beat

00:28:07.740 the tax

00:28:08.200 collector.

00:28:09.160 In

00:28:09.440 something

00:28:09.820 really,

00:28:10.780 really great,

00:28:11.620 the government

00:28:12.540 check this

00:28:14.400 yourself.

00:28:15.960 The

00:28:16.240 government

00:28:16.680 was

00:28:17.980 very

00:28:19.540 excited

00:28:20.040 about

00:28:20.380 union

00:28:20.720 labor,

00:28:21.200 and they

00:28:21.400 wanted

00:28:21.680 more

00:28:22.060 great

00:28:23.260 union

00:28:23.780 jobs.

00:28:24.680 And

00:28:24.840 those

00:28:25.100 union

00:28:25.500 jobs,

00:28:26.120 they were

00:28:26.800 right in

00:28:27.280 line with

00:28:27.820 the

00:28:27.960 government.

00:28:29.020 And so

00:28:29.400 if you

00:28:29.760 had a

00:28:30.120 union

00:28:30.480 job,

00:28:31.380 your wage

00:28:32.160 went up

00:28:32.800 with

00:28:33.260 inflation.

00:28:34.420 Isn't

00:28:34.740 that

00:28:34.900 great?

00:28:35.720 The

00:28:36.080 unions

00:28:36.500 and the

00:28:36.840 government

00:28:37.200 working

00:28:37.800 together.

00:28:39.840 So

00:28:40.480 everybody

00:28:41.600 is kind

00:28:42.080 of going

00:28:42.400 through this.

00:28:43.020 They're

00:28:43.140 very

00:28:43.440 concerned,

00:28:44.380 obviously,

00:28:45.200 but they're

00:28:46.660 not panicked

00:28:47.500 yet.

00:28:48.460 Believe it

00:28:48.980 or not,

00:28:49.300 they're not

00:28:49.780 panicked.

00:28:50.620 They're

00:28:51.060 struggling,

00:28:51.820 and tensions

00:28:52.320 are very

00:28:52.980 high.

00:28:54.260 But then,

00:28:55.640 on June

00:28:56.320 24,

00:28:56.860 1922,

00:28:57.760 the Nazis 0.71

00:28:59.440 killed

00:29:00.760 Walter

00:29:01.680 Rathnau.

00:29:02.500 He was

00:29:03.100 their

00:29:04.100 foreign

00:29:04.460 minister.

00:29:05.240 He was

00:29:05.780 somebody that

00:29:06.340 everybody

00:29:06.660 liked.

00:29:07.620 He was

00:29:07.860 charismatic.

00:29:08.900 He was

00:29:09.200 popular,

00:29:10.100 wealthy,

00:29:10.500 and the

00:29:11.540 idea that

00:29:12.340 Germany could

00:29:13.020 go back

00:29:13.660 to the

00:29:14.000 way it

00:29:14.340 was

00:29:14.840 before

00:29:15.360 1914,

00:29:17.040 he kind

00:29:17.660 of represented

00:29:18.340 that.

00:29:19.540 And he

00:29:20.460 was kind

00:29:20.920 of a

00:29:21.360 father figure

00:29:23.680 for all

00:29:24.640 those people

00:29:25.200 that were

00:29:25.600 hoping that

00:29:26.860 radicalism

00:29:27.760 would not

00:29:28.380 take over.

00:29:31.040 Well,

00:29:31.620 he was

00:29:31.880 killed in

00:29:32.420 office.

00:29:33.940 He was

00:29:34.220 killed in

00:29:34.640 office.

00:29:36.340 And just

00:29:38.200 listen to

00:29:39.660 this.

00:29:40.980 The Germans 0.91

00:29:42.380 who wanted

00:29:43.720 to believe

00:29:44.440 that things

00:29:45.180 were going

00:29:45.700 to be

00:29:46.100 okay could

00:29:47.820 not handle

00:29:48.800 the idea

00:29:49.640 of the

00:29:50.280 German minister

00:29:51.040 being shot

00:29:52.020 in a

00:29:52.840 law-abiding

00:29:53.560 society.

00:29:56.500 Nervous

00:29:57.180 citizens

00:29:57.940 were deciding

00:29:59.740 at that

00:30:00.380 moment things

00:30:01.380 are going

00:30:01.800 to change

00:30:02.520 and they

00:30:02.940 got out

00:30:03.520 of the

00:30:04.260 money of

00:30:05.240 currency

00:30:05.760 and they

00:30:06.760 started buying

00:30:07.360 up real

00:30:07.960 goods.

00:30:08.860 This is when

00:30:09.280 the German

00:30:09.660 people who

00:30:10.320 had any

00:30:10.880 money bought

00:30:11.760 diamonds,

00:30:12.540 works of

00:30:12.960 art,

00:30:13.760 safe real

00:30:14.560 estate.

00:30:15.660 Now

00:30:16.080 ordinary

00:30:16.620 Germans

00:30:17.120 began to

00:30:17.980 get out

00:30:18.280 of the

00:30:18.460 marks

00:30:18.760 into real

00:30:19.580 goods.

00:30:20.720 They

00:30:20.900 would buy

00:30:21.840 anything

00:30:22.400 that they

00:30:22.840 could.

00:30:23.560 Pianos

00:30:24.640 were bought

00:30:25.880 by people

00:30:26.420 who did

00:30:27.080 not play

00:30:27.660 the piano.

00:30:29.180 Pianos

00:30:29.740 became really

00:30:30.860 hard to

00:30:31.900 get your

00:30:32.400 hands on.

00:30:34.580 Pianos,

00:30:35.280 people were

00:30:35.800 buying them

00:30:36.520 because the

00:30:37.080 mark was

00:30:37.580 worth less

00:30:38.680 every single

00:30:39.560 day and

00:30:40.540 prices went

00:30:41.340 up.

00:30:41.980 And the

00:30:42.160 price of a

00:30:42.780 piano,

00:30:43.740 I mean,

00:30:44.240 I know I'm

00:30:45.500 going to lose

00:30:46.100 money on this

00:30:46.880 piano,

00:30:47.480 but I'm not

00:30:48.220 going to lose

00:30:48.720 as much as

00:30:49.360 the German

00:30:50.080 mark.

00:30:50.580 just

00:30:51.280 translate

00:30:51.860 to the

00:30:52.260 German

00:30:52.520 mark

00:30:52.920 into the

00:30:53.420 American

00:30:53.880 dollar.

00:30:56.900 Yet,

00:30:58.100 the ruling

00:30:58.960 authorities

00:30:59.420 didn't see

00:31:00.120 anything

00:31:01.080 wrong.

00:31:02.200 As prices

00:31:02.900 went up,

00:31:03.400 the amount

00:31:03.720 of currency

00:31:04.200 demanded

00:31:04.660 was greater

00:31:05.200 and the

00:31:05.540 central bank

00:31:06.120 just kept

00:31:07.080 printing more

00:31:07.900 money.

00:31:08.920 The unions

00:31:10.020 and the

00:31:10.480 government,

00:31:11.760 all the

00:31:12.240 civil servants,

00:31:13.180 they just

00:31:13.520 got a

00:31:13.880 bigger

00:31:14.260 paycheck.

00:31:14.760 Well,

00:31:17.780 the problem

00:31:21.420 here is

00:31:22.360 that it

00:31:23.200 never really

00:31:24.620 stopped.

00:31:26.140 The German

00:31:27.140 government

00:31:28.600 was shaky

00:31:30.520 and fragile,

00:31:32.200 especially after

00:31:33.200 the death of

00:31:33.920 their leader.

00:31:35.320 Somebody that

00:31:35.920 they saw was

00:31:36.800 maybe not a

00:31:37.820 moderate.

00:31:39.640 And that's

00:31:41.020 why they

00:31:41.320 couldn't stop

00:31:42.080 the printing.

00:31:42.900 Also,

00:31:43.380 it's a shell

00:31:44.100 game.

00:31:44.760 You can't

00:31:46.140 stop the

00:31:47.160 printing if

00:31:48.340 you're expecting

00:31:49.060 everything to

00:31:50.120 be okay.

00:31:52.080 You have to

00:31:52.740 rip the

00:31:53.240 band-aid off.

00:31:54.420 And there are

00:31:54.860 very few

00:31:55.520 people that

00:31:56.180 want to

00:31:56.640 rip the

00:31:57.020 band-aid

00:31:57.480 off because

00:31:58.640 they'll lose.

00:31:59.860 The ones

00:32:00.500 who are

00:32:00.820 making the

00:32:01.380 band-aids,

00:32:02.340 they know

00:32:03.560 they'll

00:32:04.900 lose.

00:32:07.520 Well,

00:32:09.600 unemployment

00:32:10.200 started in.

00:32:12.460 Communists

00:32:13.100 started in.

00:32:14.820 Everybody

00:32:15.340 started to

00:32:15.860 say,

00:32:16.220 this is

00:32:16.620 not

00:32:17.180 working.

00:32:18.520 Once the

00:32:19.340 printing

00:32:19.740 presses began,

00:32:21.260 once they

00:32:21.880 were almost

00:32:23.400 impossible to

00:32:25.100 stop, a

00:32:26.080 student at

00:32:26.500 Freiburg

00:32:26.920 University

00:32:27.440 ordered a

00:32:27.900 cup of

00:32:28.160 coffee at

00:32:28.580 a cafe.

00:32:29.460 The price

00:32:30.080 on the

00:32:30.320 menu was

00:32:30.740 5,000

00:32:31.940 marks.

00:32:33.100 He had

00:32:33.520 two cups.

00:32:34.680 When the

00:32:35.040 bill came,

00:32:35.660 it was for

00:32:36.080 14,000

00:32:37.040 marks.

00:32:38.940 Wait,

00:32:39.860 14,000

00:32:40.680 marks?

00:32:41.040 A cup

00:32:42.060 of coffee

00:32:42.420 was 5,000

00:32:43.160 marks.

00:32:44.160 He said,

00:32:44.960 if you

00:32:45.080 want to

00:32:45.360 save money

00:32:46.020 and you

00:32:46.760 want two 0.96

00:32:47.100 cups of

00:32:47.460 coffee,

00:32:47.900 you should

00:32:48.440 order them

00:32:48.900 both at

00:32:49.480 the same

00:32:49.880 time.

00:32:51.460 That's

00:32:52.060 what was

00:32:52.820 happening,

00:32:53.820 and that

00:32:54.420 is what's

00:32:55.500 coming.

00:32:56.760 People

00:32:57.360 started buying

00:32:58.220 diamonds,

00:32:59.000 gold,

00:32:59.560 country houses,

00:33:00.800 antiques.

00:33:02.340 They started 1.00

00:33:03.220 buying stupid 1.00

00:33:04.280 things, 1.00

00:33:05.180 hairpins.

00:33:05.860 They started

00:33:06.720 buying soap.

00:33:08.280 They started

00:33:08.680 buying anything

00:33:10.180 they could get

00:33:10.780 their hands

00:33:11.400 on.

00:33:12.240 Meanwhile,

00:33:13.000 crime was

00:33:13.800 going through

00:33:14.400 the roof.

00:33:15.980 Copper

00:33:16.300 pipes,

00:33:17.420 they weren't

00:33:18.180 safe.

00:33:19.160 Gasoline was

00:33:20.140 stolen from

00:33:20.820 cars.

00:33:21.800 People bought

00:33:22.540 things they

00:33:23.060 didn't need,

00:33:23.760 but they used

00:33:24.340 them to

00:33:24.720 barter.

00:33:25.180 A pair of

00:33:25.680 shoes for

00:33:26.260 a shirt,

00:33:27.280 some crockery

00:33:28.000 for coffee.

00:33:29.660 Berlin had

00:33:30.580 witch's

00:33:31.200 Sabbath

00:33:31.580 atmosphere. 1.00

00:33:32.700 Prostitutes 1.00

00:33:33.260 of both 1.00

00:33:33.720 sexes roamed 0.94

00:33:34.560 the streets.

00:33:35.080 cocaine was

00:33:36.220 everywhere,

00:33:37.060 drugs

00:33:37.520 everywhere.

00:33:43.720 What

00:33:44.320 happened

00:33:44.640 after all

00:33:45.100 of this?

00:33:47.960 Well,

00:33:48.600 they stopped

00:33:49.160 inflation.

00:33:50.720 They stopped

00:33:51.240 inflation,

00:33:52.040 and the way

00:33:53.160 they stopped

00:33:53.940 inflation was

00:33:55.760 even though

00:33:56.340 we had

00:33:56.680 plenty of

00:33:57.240 money,

00:33:57.620 but nothing

00:33:58.040 our money

00:33:58.420 could buy

00:33:58.900 because the

00:33:59.420 money was

00:33:59.820 worthless,

00:34:00.820 Germany was 0.95

00:34:01.400 still a rich

00:34:01.900 company.

00:34:03.140 They had

00:34:03.600 mines,

00:34:04.200 they had

00:34:04.440 farms,

00:34:04.860 they had

00:34:05.200 factories,

00:34:05.940 they had

00:34:06.200 forests,

00:34:06.860 so they

00:34:08.400 just introduced

00:34:09.180 a new

00:34:09.540 currency,

00:34:10.040 and they

00:34:11.620 backed the

00:34:12.860 rent and

00:34:13.300 mark with

00:34:15.340 mortgages on

00:34:16.440 lands and

00:34:17.140 bonds in the

00:34:17.900 factories.

00:34:20.140 Wait a minute,

00:34:21.120 what?

00:34:22.740 Yeah,

00:34:23.300 you see,

00:34:23.760 they just took

00:34:24.580 everybody's

00:34:25.520 mortgages,

00:34:26.620 and they said,

00:34:27.600 oh,

00:34:27.780 well,

00:34:27.960 this is of

00:34:28.880 value,

00:34:29.820 and so we're

00:34:31.040 going to use

00:34:31.700 the strength

00:34:33.160 of America,

00:34:34.400 we're going

00:34:34.840 to use

00:34:35.460 Apple,

00:34:37.320 we're going

00:34:37.840 to use

00:34:38.500 Grandma

00:34:39.960 Greta's

00:34:40.560 house,

00:34:41.780 and we're

00:34:42.460 going to

00:34:42.620 use that

00:34:43.120 to back

00:34:43.660 up our

00:34:44.120 currency.

00:34:45.460 Does any

00:34:45.840 of this

00:34:46.820 sound

00:34:47.160 familiar?

00:34:48.760 Does any

00:34:49.260 of this

00:34:49.580 sound

00:34:49.840 familiar?

00:34:50.160 Like when

00:34:50.720 Joe Biden

00:34:53.200 says that

00:34:54.720 the goal

00:34:55.620 by 2030

00:34:56.220 is for the

00:34:57.100 United States

00:34:57.600 government to

00:34:58.220 own 30%

00:34:59.500 of everything

00:35:00.500 in America

00:35:01.520 to preserve

00:35:03.780 it.

00:35:04.680 Does that

00:35:05.040 sound familiar?

00:35:05.940 Does it

00:35:06.460 sound familiar

00:35:07.060 at all

00:35:08.280 when I

00:35:08.620 say that

00:35:09.280 90%

00:35:12.020 of all

00:35:13.720 low-income

00:35:14.460 housing

00:35:15.020 and 70%

00:35:17.020 of all

00:35:18.280 regular

00:35:18.960 housing,

00:35:19.760 the mortgages,

00:35:21.140 now backed

00:35:23.220 by the

00:35:23.580 United States

00:35:24.160 government?

00:35:25.220 Not backed

00:35:26.220 by insurance

00:35:27.840 and banks,

00:35:29.900 but backed

00:35:30.480 by the

00:35:30.880 United States

00:35:31.500 government.

00:35:32.040 In other

00:35:32.340 words,

00:35:32.700 if you

00:35:33.160 default,

00:35:34.120 they own

00:35:34.800 it.

00:35:39.340 Savings

00:35:39.860 were never

00:35:40.200 restored,

00:35:41.200 but the

00:35:42.920 biggest loss

00:35:43.820 in Germany

00:35:44.440 at the

00:35:44.760 time was

00:35:46.560 the value

00:35:47.160 of hard

00:35:47.720 work and

00:35:49.500 fairness and

00:35:51.000 decency.

00:35:53.020 There was

00:35:53.860 a different

00:35:54.460 temper in

00:35:55.600 the country.

00:35:57.840 It was

00:35:58.360 an atmosphere

00:35:59.840 where a

00:36:01.960 woman who 0.99

00:36:03.160 without batting

00:36:03.860 an eyelash

00:36:04.520 demanded

00:36:05.000 100 million

00:36:06.160 marks for

00:36:07.780 an egg,

00:36:09.340 she lost

00:36:10.100 the capacity

00:36:10.880 of surprise.

00:36:13.580 Nothing,

00:36:14.660 nothing,

00:36:15.900 no matter

00:36:16.580 how cruel

00:36:17.460 or how crazy

00:36:18.740 would surprise

00:36:19.820 her because

00:36:20.920 they had

00:36:21.980 gone through

00:36:23.000 all of

00:36:23.680 this.

00:36:24.060 if you

00:36:32.680 don't see

00:36:33.680 the

00:36:34.040 parallels,

00:36:35.060 I don't

00:36:36.440 know how

00:36:36.860 to help

00:36:37.180 you.

00:36:38.700 If you

00:36:39.500 do see

00:36:40.120 the

00:36:40.340 parallels,

00:36:41.600 learn from

00:36:43.200 the past.

00:36:43.920 if you

00:36:49.460 do see

00:36:49.980 the

00:36:50.160 parallels,

00:36:51.420 you might

00:36:52.960 want to

00:36:53.560 start

00:36:54.140 doing

00:36:55.540 things

00:36:56.200 like

00:36:56.640 thinking

00:36:59.540 like the

00:37:00.120 Germans,

00:37:01.180 what are

00:37:01.940 people going

00:37:02.560 to need

00:37:03.180 and what

00:37:04.480 could I

00:37:05.060 have stored

00:37:06.000 up?

00:37:07.360 I mean,

00:37:07.680 a lot of

00:37:08.020 people don't

00:37:08.940 even think

00:37:09.480 you don't

00:37:09.780 have to be

00:37:10.240 rich to

00:37:10.780 buy

00:37:10.980 alcohol.

00:37:11.560 alcohol in

00:37:14.900 times like

00:37:15.700 Germans had

00:37:17.020 it become

00:37:17.640 medicine,

00:37:18.760 becomes a

00:37:19.780 painkiller.

00:37:22.000 You have

00:37:22.760 to start

00:37:23.140 looking at

00:37:23.700 things and

00:37:24.240 think what

00:37:24.700 is it that

00:37:25.480 people will

00:37:26.360 need and

00:37:29.480 start putting

00:37:30.040 your dollars

00:37:30.560 there as

00:37:31.660 inflation gets

00:37:32.540 higher and

00:37:33.080 higher.

00:37:34.540 You could

00:37:35.260 buy something

00:37:35.920 today and

00:37:37.060 yeah, you

00:37:37.500 may not be

00:37:37.960 able to get

00:37:38.420 the full

00:37:38.800 price for

00:37:39.360 it.

00:37:39.500 Let's say

00:37:39.760 you lose

00:37:40.240 10 cents on

00:37:41.380 the dollar.

00:37:42.580 Well,

00:37:42.960 guaranteed this

00:37:43.840 year, you're

00:37:44.380 going to lose

00:37:44.760 15 cents on

00:37:45.900 the dollar

00:37:46.220 that's just

00:37:46.740 sitting in

00:37:47.120 the bank.

00:37:48.820 What will

00:37:49.420 hold its

00:37:49.900 value better

00:37:51.000 than the

00:37:51.620 U.S.

00:37:52.000 dollar?

00:37:53.040 More in a

00:37:53.500 minute.

00:37:57.240 Buying and

00:37:57.820 selling a

00:37:58.180 home is

00:37:58.840 hard work.

00:37:59.580 Most of

00:37:59.940 the time,

00:38:00.420 getting your

00:38:00.760 house ready

00:38:01.220 to sell is

00:38:01.880 like trying

00:38:02.680 to herd

00:38:02.980 cats.

00:38:04.600 Everybody

00:38:05.000 wants to

00:38:05.420 go in a

00:38:05.740 different

00:38:05.940 direction and

00:38:06.620 unless you're

00:38:07.600 used to the

00:38:09.620 so-called art

00:38:10.580 of the deal

00:38:11.120 going into

00:38:11.660 the negotiation

00:38:12.320 end of the

00:38:12.800 home buying

00:38:13.160 process is

00:38:14.000 dicey as

00:38:14.820 well.

00:38:15.120 I hate it.

00:38:16.360 That's why

00:38:17.120 you don't need

00:38:18.980 somebody to be

00:38:20.240 your real estate

00:38:21.020 agent if he

00:38:21.980 or she isn't

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00:38:23.220 does this

00:38:23.740 full-time and

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00:38:29.140 At real estate

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00:39:27.160 Hey, this is great.

00:39:34.440 The Biden

00:39:35.540 administration, if you

00:39:37.340 want to know how to

00:39:38.120 save America and you

00:39:39.720 want to know what's

00:39:40.220 right, do the exact

00:39:41.600 opposite of this

00:39:42.980 administration.

00:39:44.300 Biden has decided to

00:39:46.200 rejoin the World

00:39:47.300 Health Organization,

00:39:48.980 and he did it without

00:39:50.040 any preconditions,

00:39:51.220 which is great.

00:39:52.300 Hey, the World

00:39:53.180 Health Organization just

00:39:54.320 recently welcomed

00:39:55.180 Syria to its 0.95

00:39:56.820 executive board.

00:39:58.800 You know, Syria, the

00:40:00.460 one that kills its own 0.99

00:40:01.520 citizens, you know,

00:40:03.580 with chemical weapons.

00:40:04.780 So he knows a little

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00:40:07.220 I think.

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00:40:20.420 that we were told

00:40:21.960 by Fauci

00:40:22.760 was

00:40:23.880 a lie

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00:40:26.660 especially when it

00:40:27.760 comes to the

00:40:28.240 Wuhan lab.

00:40:29.260 We're going to

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00:42:01.920 just a

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00:43:42.360 fusion of

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00:43:47.280 This is the

00:43:50.560 Glenn Beck

00:43:51.120 program.

00:43:56.300 Hello, America, and

00:43:58.000 welcome to the

00:43:58.520 Glenn Beck

00:43:58.800 program.

00:43:59.500 Today, we have

00:44:01.080 some great news

00:44:02.960 for you.

00:44:03.380 A couple of

00:44:03.880 announcements that

00:44:04.700 we're thrilled to

00:44:05.520 share with you.

00:44:06.360 That's coming up in

00:44:07.780 just about 60

00:44:09.140 seconds, and then

00:44:10.380 we turn to

00:44:11.920 Fauci.

00:44:12.460 What did he

00:44:13.800 know?

00:44:14.420 When did he

00:44:14.940 know it?

00:44:15.420 Is he a hero or

00:44:16.500 a villain?

00:44:17.980 The details on

00:44:19.380 everything Fauci in

00:44:21.140 60.

00:44:24.840 The Glenn Beck

00:44:25.920 program.

00:44:27.920 So, Debra Ann lives 0.99

00:44:29.020 in Massachusetts.

00:44:29.880 She writes in about

00:44:30.520 her experience taking

00:44:31.360 Relief Factor.

00:44:32.240 She said, I just

00:44:33.120 started taking Relief

00:44:34.120 Factor four days

00:44:35.040 ago.

00:44:35.560 I heard about it on

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00:45:00.840 Debra Ann, thank you

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00:46:09.160 Oh, today is the

00:46:11.260 day.

00:46:11.780 I am so happy to

00:46:13.940 be able to make

00:46:15.380 this announcement.

00:46:16.280 I've been waiting

00:46:17.920 for this announcement

00:46:20.040 to happen.

00:46:21.160 Anybody who listens

00:46:22.920 to this program or

00:46:24.000 watches The Blaze,

00:46:25.720 you might have

00:46:26.180 picked up on this

00:46:27.340 direction, but

00:46:29.280 today The Blaze

00:46:30.260 is thrilled to

00:46:32.380 announce the

00:46:34.500 addition of a

00:46:35.800 new program on

00:46:36.980 The Blaze, and

00:46:37.980 a new voice and

00:46:39.140 a new writer.

00:46:40.500 Jason Whitlock is

00:46:42.640 now joining

00:46:43.380 Blaze TV.

00:46:45.140 He'll be on with

00:46:45.720 us in about an

00:46:46.540 hour.

00:46:47.480 I just wanted to

00:46:48.040 give you, there's a

00:46:48.880 story written by

00:46:49.660 him on The Blaze.

00:46:50.900 It's a front page,

00:46:51.680 big story, first

00:46:52.620 story on TheBlaze.com.

00:46:55.860 I urge you to

00:46:56.820 read it.

00:46:57.400 I want you to

00:46:58.000 listen to what he

00:46:58.500 said.

00:46:58.840 Fear is the

00:46:59.640 enemy of truth,

00:47:00.820 freedom, and the

00:47:01.600 American dream.

00:47:03.120 I signed a

00:47:03.680 contract to

00:47:04.200 partner with

00:47:04.600 Blaze Media on

00:47:05.400 a digital media

00:47:06.140 project dedicated

00:47:07.060 to pushing back

00:47:08.360 against the

00:47:09.080 corporate-supported

00:47:10.000 systematic effort

00:47:11.140 to undermine

00:47:11.760 America through

00:47:13.140 racial division

00:47:14.080 and fear.

00:47:15.140 I joined Blaze

00:47:16.360 Media because I

00:47:17.120 wanted to partner

00:47:17.700 with people who

00:47:18.400 wouldn't look at

00:47:19.100 me funny when I

00:47:19.880 referred to Jesus

00:47:20.820 as part of my

00:47:21.600 journalistic

00:47:22.200 worldview and

00:47:23.060 platform.

00:47:23.580 I joined Blaze

00:47:25.240 Media because

00:47:25.940 Glenn Beck smiled

00:47:27.100 when I said

00:47:27.800 Jesus is the

00:47:28.720 only solution for

00:47:29.700 what ails America

00:47:30.700 because Steve

00:47:31.860 Dace wears his

00:47:32.700 faith publicly

00:47:33.500 and so does

00:47:34.200 Phil Robertson

00:47:35.000 and Allie Beth

00:47:35.580 Stuckey and

00:47:36.160 others.

00:47:36.580 I want you to

00:47:37.500 know I'm not a

00:47:38.060 sports journalist

00:47:38.860 turned preacher.

00:47:39.940 I'm not a

00:47:40.820 finger-wagging

00:47:41.620 hypocrite looking 1.00

00:47:42.500 down on people 1.00

00:47:43.420 who don't share

00:47:44.040 my belief.

00:47:44.740 I'm a sinner.

00:47:46.080 I'm the same

00:47:46.760 guy.

00:47:47.200 This is amazing.

00:47:49.020 I'm the same

00:47:49.660 guy who wrote 0.99

00:47:50.360 hilarious pussy 1.00

00:47:51.360 galore columns for 0.99

00:47:52.440 Fox Sports.

00:47:53.580 I'm the same

00:47:54.380 guy who used to

00:47:55.260 waste his time

00:47:55.940 and money

00:47:56.340 drinking carousing

00:47:57.460 inside the

00:47:58.480 Spearmint Rhino

00:47:59.580 in Las Vegas

00:48:00.660 Tootsies in

00:48:01.760 Miami Diamond

00:48:02.620 Joe's in Kansas

00:48:03.500 City and Magic

00:48:04.680 City in Atlanta.

00:48:05.840 We should talk

00:48:06.260 about those sins

00:48:07.060 shouldn't we when

00:48:07.740 he's on next hour

00:48:08.460 Stu.

00:48:09.680 I'm someone who

00:48:10.640 knows that in

00:48:11.700 order for me to

00:48:12.560 make better

00:48:13.020 decisions in all

00:48:13.940 aspects of my

00:48:14.640 life I need

00:48:15.340 Jesus as someone

00:48:17.580 who recognizes that

00:48:18.880 any success I've

00:48:19.820 achieved in the

00:48:20.660 30-year career is a

00:48:21.780 byproduct of the

00:48:22.460 values of my

00:48:23.140 grandmother a

00:48:24.460 Chinese church in

00:48:25.440 Indianapolis my

00:48:26.300 parents my

00:48:26.980 siblings and all

00:48:28.280 those things

00:48:28.760 instilled in me as

00:48:29.880 a young boy you're

00:48:31.620 gonna love Jason

00:48:32.940 Whitlock he is he 1.00

00:48:36.080 is starting a new

00:48:37.800 program and we'll

00:48:40.540 have all of the

00:48:41.280 details details with

00:48:42.620 him coming up in

00:48:44.560 about an hour from

00:48:45.820 now.

00:48:46.080 also another

00:48:47.440 announcement that I'm

00:48:49.360 very excited about

00:48:50.700 conversations with the

00:48:53.280 45th president it is

00:48:56.480 the American history

00:48:57.480 tour and it is going

00:49:00.540 to be hosted by Bill

00:49:03.340 O'Reilly and Bill

00:49:05.860 O'Reilly will be joined

00:49:06.820 on stage by President

00:49:09.540 Trump it's dubbed the

00:49:11.800 history tour President

00:49:13.100 Trump will provide a

00:49:14.060 never before heard

00:49:15.320 inside view of his

00:49:16.480 administration which

00:49:17.800 will be historical in

00:49:18.960 and of itself the

00:49:20.340 tour will include four

00:49:22.020 dates kicks off in

00:49:23.020 Sunrise Florida December

00:49:24.460 11th and 12th other

00:49:26.180 events slated for two

00:49:27.380 Texas cities Houston and

00:49:28.920 Dallas on December

00:49:30.280 18th and 19th these will

00:49:32.180 be wonderful but hard

00:49:33.100 hitting sessions where we

00:49:34.320 will talk about the real

00:49:35.420 problems happening in the

00:49:36.600 US that those fake news

00:49:39.400 media seems to never

00:49:40.700 mention I'll be focusing

00:49:42.140 on the greatness of our

00:49:43.080 country something seldom

00:49:44.220 discussed in political

00:49:45.160 diet dialogue if we

00:49:46.760 don't make our country 0.85

00:49:47.480 great again we will soon

00:49:48.760 no longer have a

00:49:49.700 country that's from 0.98

00:49:51.620 President Trump and

00:49:52.880 he's going to be working

00:49:53.760 with Bill O'Reilly and

00:49:56.220 this should be very very

00:49:58.280 fun I'm excited to talk

00:49:59.920 to him about that and so

00:50:01.140 much more on Friday now

00:50:04.160 why is the why is the

00:50:07.320 tour with President Trump

00:50:09.420 and Bill O'Reilly important

00:50:10.840 some will mock it and

00:50:13.000 they'll say that Bill O'Reilly

00:50:14.320 he's not a journalist yes he

00:50:15.900 is Bill O'Reilly he's just

00:50:18.080 a right-wing hack no he's

00:50:19.220 no he's not no he's not you

00:50:21.180 can say a lot of things about

00:50:22.200 Bill O'Reilly and I have but

00:50:24.880 a right-wing hack is not one

00:50:27.240 of them Bill O'Reilly many

00:50:30.280 times has as you know if you

00:50:33.000 ever watched us or listen to

00:50:34.420 us many times he disagrees I

00:50:37.280 may be a right-wing hack but

00:50:39.340 he's not and for someone to

00:50:43.160 actually set the record

00:50:44.840 straight as a journalist with

00:50:48.900 Bill O'Reilly even though it's

00:50:50.780 only in a theater is important

00:50:53.240 because no one else will did you

00:50:55.300 see what happened yesterday

00:50:56.340 Stu when Twitter went crazy with

00:51:00.760 people saying Donald Trump is so

00:51:02.580 out of control he was wearing his

00:51:04.280 pants on backwards at his at his

00:51:06.480 latest rally no I missed I missed

00:51:10.300 pants on backwards gate oh did you

00:51:13.800 really did you honestly yeah it was

00:51:16.160 everywhere yesterday the left was

00:51:18.880 claiming that Donald Trump was where

00:51:21.360 he was so out of control that he was

00:51:24.200 wearing his pants on backward he's a

00:51:28.900 private citizen now he can wear his

00:51:30.280 pants on backward if he wants to but I

00:51:31.940 assume he was he wasn't wearing his

00:51:33.620 okay he was not wearing his pants

00:51:35.780 backward but this is how crazy it has

00:51:38.700 gotten you can have Joe Biden out

00:51:40.860 there going well in the last hundred

00:51:43.860 years it killed a billion people and

00:51:46.700 they don't say a thing Donald Trump

00:51:49.820 comes out and they're like let's say

00:51:52.460 he was wearing his pants on backwards

00:51:53.940 people believe it people believe it is

00:51:57.580 so crazy so crazy what's happening

00:52:01.960 with Fauci I know you've been gone for

00:52:03.940 a couple of days where are you

00:52:06.020 standing on Fauci because I bet it's

00:52:07.520 not the same place I'm at I mean I

00:52:10.920 just don't I don't know why we're so

00:52:13.200 obsessed with a guy I'm I'm bored with

00:52:15.600 Fauci frankly but I you know he's a guy

00:52:19.220 that doesn't have any power of his own on

00:52:21.480 his own so he's just he's he his power

00:52:25.220 comes from the media largely now of

00:52:28.980 course Biden has empowered him maybe

00:52:31.320 you know to make I mean he can't make

00:52:33.780 policy right he can't he's not in a

00:52:36.380 position to make policy so the fact that 0.99

00:52:38.360 he comes out and makes dumb 0.98

00:52:39.440 recommendations on MSNBC every three 0.97

00:52:41.500 days is not all that interesting to me

00:52:44.060 but I do understand why it's important

00:52:45.700 to understand because of his general

00:52:48.200 media influence and the positions he's

00:52:50.800 been given by the last couple

00:52:51.980 administrations in that sense it is

00:52:54.280 important to understand where his head

00:52:55.780 was at the time I think I think it

00:52:59.480 goes deeper than that are you familiar

00:53:01.400 with Christian Anderson yes and what's

00:53:05.280 happened with this yeah so scientists

00:53:07.400 so let me give a rundown of this he is

00:53:10.600 a virologist his name is Christian

00:53:12.980 Anderson he wrote to Dr. Fauci

00:53:15.340 responding to an article titled

00:53:17.100 mining coronavirus genomes for clues to

00:53:20.420 the outbreaks origins Fauci told

00:53:23.340 Anderson quote it's of interest to the

00:53:26.560 current discussion Anderson replied some

00:53:29.640 features do look engineered I should

00:53:32.160 mention that after discussion earlier

00:53:33.820 today Eddie Bob Mike and myself all

00:53:36.500 find the genome inconsistent with

00:53:39.260 expectations from evolutionary theory so

00:53:42.480 in other words what he's saying here and

00:53:44.720 he was a big guy on it came from the lab at

00:53:47.840 the beginning Christian Anderson big guy

00:53:49.820 on came from the lab came from the lab

00:53:52.120 it had to because of evolutionary theory

00:53:55.840 which means it started someplace it got

00:53:58.540 into bats then bats some passed it to

00:54:02.240 another animal and then another animal

00:54:04.200 passed it to humans and it changes every

00:54:06.700 time to make it easier well this one went

00:54:09.340 from supposedly bats to humans rare not not

00:54:14.180 impossible but rare but then they started

00:54:17.000 looking at it and they started seeing

00:54:18.800 markers that were not evolutionary they

00:54:21.440 were they were spliced in it appeared yeah it

00:54:25.000 was spliced in in all of the most convenient

00:54:28.360 places if it was going to be engineered through

00:54:31.820 like a gain-of-function research type of

00:54:33.620 situation correct correct so he said

00:54:37.960 COVID-19 appears to be manipulated in a lab

00:54:42.040 that's when Fauci says hey we need to talk

00:54:44.820 soon I'll call you the next day Fauci sent an

00:54:49.160 urgent email to his deputy with the subject

00:54:52.840 line important and he wrote Hugh it's

00:54:55.480 essential that we speak this morning keep

00:54:57.160 your cell phone on read this paper as well

00:54:59.820 as the email I will forward you have tasks

00:55:02.800 today that must be done we don't know what

00:55:05.640 those tasks were maybe it was just hey I need

00:55:08.180 some more soap the document attached was the

00:55:12.380 SARS gain-of-function PDF so right after one of

00:55:16.400 Fauci's trusted scientific advisors suggest

00:55:18.780 COVID-19 could be man-made while Fauci and

00:55:23.040 associates dismiss the possibility as a

00:55:25.320 conspiracy theory he shot a research paper

00:55:27.860 concerning the gain-of-function research

00:55:29.800 which Fauci was funding at the Wuhan Institute of

00:55:33.700 variety of virology to his deputy eight weeks

00:55:38.400 later Anderson reverses course he writes a

00:55:42.980 paper calling into doubt whether COVID-19 was

00:55:45.020 engineered he didn't rule it out but he he made

00:55:49.060 the apparent consensus earlier muddy now it's

00:55:53.540 interesting because just a couple of months

00:55:56.580 later Anderson would receive the first

00:55:59.400 installment of a five-year grant of nearly two

00:56:02.980 million dollars per year the guy who had been

00:56:07.700 receiving the NAI funding in the past Peter

00:56:11.120 Daszak he was funding the WUHAB lab he also

00:56:15.700 received 1.5 million Daszak is has been regular

00:56:21.400 rigorous rigorously trying to claim that the lab

00:56:25.040 leak possibility is nothing more than a conspiracy

00:56:27.700 theory in fact he actually emailed Dr. Fauci to

00:56:32.100 thank him for helping shooting all that down

00:56:34.760 and the I'm sure the funds that he was directing

00:56:38.180 to the WUHAB Wuhan lab had nothing to do with

00:56:40.940 gain-of-function oh yes it did Christian 0.99

00:56:44.200 Anderson has also come out publicly on Twitter

00:56:46.540 attempting to put doubt in the lab leak theory

00:56:49.680 remember the theory that was the consensus

00:56:52.580 among him and his peers back in January 20th he's

00:56:57.520 been on a Twitter crusade using the platform to

00:57:00.920 sow lab leak doubt here's where it gets even more

00:57:04.640 interesting over the weekend Anderson's tweets

00:57:07.460 before March 7th of this year began to disappear

00:57:11.300 over 5,000 of his tweets are gone then when people

00:57:17.080 started saying hey he's erasing his history

00:57:19.640 something else disappeared his entire blue check Twitter

00:57:24.240 account now smoking gun hmm you got a lot of things that

00:57:32.000 look bad but is it a smoking gun I don't know I do know that

00:57:38.640 Barack Obama outlawed the gain of function he said no money is to go to

00:57:45.640 that Fauci made sure money after Trump was

00:57:50.440 elected money went to the gain of function but is denied that any of that

00:57:55.700 money went to gain of function he said I gave it to these people and

00:57:58.200 what they did with it I'm not really sure I mean I wasn't saying

00:58:01.620 bullcrap he was for gain of function he has been for gain of function research 0.78

00:58:07.460 and and he he is for other labs doing it he was for the Wuhan lab doing it by the 0.81

00:58:15.400 way your dentist has about the same kind of security as the bioweapons level 2 lab had in Wuhan 0.83

00:58:25.280 yeah so I just don't believe that

00:58:30.000 now it's a game who's so Fauci in 2000 I think it was 2012

00:58:42.060 had a an opinion paper where he basically outlined that he was he understood the huge risks of this

00:58:52.760 our own Tyler Carden here the blaze is a great follow on Twitter as well

00:58:56.480 uh hit this long before it was being reported in the conservative media

00:59:00.820 um and I he put the study out there and that study showed that you know Fauci was

00:59:06.140 even new he was aware of the of the dangers of this and was and was worried about it and still

00:59:11.620 uh wound up directing funds to an organization that was directing funds to uh gain of function research

00:59:19.920 in Wuhan uh it is a I mean look there's a lot to question here I think and we you're as you point

00:59:26.700 out there's not like a smoking gun but there is you know like you want to know what is the reason

00:59:32.980 for the switch in opinion it could be right that the scientists had an opinion early on and had the

00:59:38.960 and saw expanded information and believes that they their initial opinion was wrong I mean that does

00:59:45.060 happen uh but it also it's just you wonder why it's also just a coincidence that he got uh five

00:59:52.660 years of funding in his first installment of two million dollars you know just a couple of months

00:59:57.600 after uh you know being on record over and over and over again uh saying that that's not true it also

01:00:04.380 could be that Dr. Fauci had no idea that EcoHealth Alliance uh had funneled six hundred thousand dollars

01:00:13.660 to the Wuhan Institute of Virology to study coronavirus uh coronaviruses in bats something that

01:00:21.360 something that Fauci wanted desperately to happen which which is weird because it was his group

01:00:30.200 that gave EcoHealth Alliance the six hundred thousand dollars to the Wuhan Institute of Virology

01:00:36.860 I mean I just I I think the guy is uh if we lived in a world where justice actually happened

01:00:46.520 I think this guy might end up in jail um because I think he has lied to the American people over and

01:00:54.080 over again and I think there was something there was a big cover-up uh on this that's my opinion

01:00:59.680 uh we'll watch to see what happens and unfortunately uh in the old days you would have to wait for the

01:01:07.580 media to do it well thanks to you places like the blaze media and others are on the case and we don't

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01:02:37.340 so stew what do you think about the high-ranking chinese defector that has uh direct knowledge of

01:02:55.880 several chinese special weapons program that has come out now this is according to uh red state and

01:03:03.020 i'm trying to remember the uh other journalists that was involved in this but a very credible

01:03:07.620 journalist they're the ones that are saying this so we don't we don't know for sure uh but i trust

01:03:13.100 them a little bit more than i trust the mainstream media but we'll see what do you think about uh this

01:03:19.380 defense agency uh chinese defense agency guy coming out defecting and saying hey uh yeah it was

01:03:28.480 it's part of a military project i mean it's another piece of evidence in this long uh chain i mean i

01:03:34.440 think we've seen that the lab leak theory has gained a lot of uh uh prevalence here over the past few

01:03:41.940 weeks it an elevation of that theory is the game gate of function research theory but that's still a

01:03:48.180 leak theory that's still a mistake theory uh an elevation of that is i don't think they did it

01:03:53.840 intentionally right you don't think the release was intentional however was it intentionally created

01:03:59.400 to be this dual function uh sort of argument we've seen this with like iran and the nuclear uh plants

01:04:06.680 yes you can come up with with technology that will help you get energy but if it also advances your

01:04:11.460 research in nuclear weapon technology that's a problem uh same thing here like yes there is an actual

01:04:17.780 legitimate use of gain of function research it's not necessarily a terrible idea in theory

01:04:23.820 no the question is can you control it if things go bad which obviously i don't think is you can

01:04:29.360 and secondarily can you use it to get can you make to make biological weapons in the future

01:04:34.720 yes um by the way what's shocking about this story is christopher ray fbi director was ambushed by this he

01:04:43.840 had no idea this guy has been kept quiet by the director of uh intelligence the dia for a reason i'll tell you

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01:06:19.340 this is the glenn beck program uh stu bergeer my executive producer and head writer continues uh

01:06:29.500 he's back again uh welcome back we had just a couple of days vacation is that what was going on

01:06:34.860 there stu yeah a long weekend you have to do your time served time served is that how it ended

01:06:41.160 community service and then we deal uh uh well welcome back we missed you um i i'd love to hear

01:06:48.120 your opinion on the fauci wuhan virus uh thing mainly uh how the press has handled this i think that's one

01:06:57.240 of the big takeaways from this is that not only did the press lean against the lab theory they

01:07:04.820 continually called it a conspiracy theory they threw people out of the public discourse for

01:07:11.680 suggesting it was a possibility fact-checking organizations who should have the highest standards

01:07:18.120 when it comes to this stuff came out and called it a conspiracy theory and then later on say well wow

01:07:23.640 the lab leak theory suddenly has credibility it didn't suddenly gain credibility in that time

01:07:29.180 it was credible the whole time you just decided to go against it and that's wrong do you remember

01:07:37.820 when uh cast sunstein came out and said here's the way we fight the right we deem everything

01:07:44.800 conspiracy yeah even if it turns out later to be true because the damage to their reputation will be

01:07:52.280 done yeah i mean they ban this is what's happening right now yeah they banned they threw people off

01:07:56.360 social media over these claims and like the fact-checking organizations are perhaps the the biggest

01:08:01.000 offender here all these places that that tell you things are are true or pants on fire or whatever

01:08:06.340 should have the highest standards when trying to figure out if something is is true or not and i can

01:08:14.400 understand especially back in february and march there isn't in when these big incidents happen like this

01:08:21.280 there isn't a tendency for people to go down all sorts of roads and you might have found a bunch of

01:08:29.080 experts who thought by far the most likely scenario was a natural uh passing from bat to pangolin to

01:08:36.060 human or whatever it was i mean we saw that with sars we saw that with mers so it was somewhat it's it

01:08:41.860 still is a rational possibility for how this happened that being said there's that's separate from

01:08:47.480 that's separate from they intentionally released it that's a whole other line of investigation

01:08:54.620 right and so it was you know people like tom cotton came out and said look here are some possibilities

01:08:59.960 here they all need to be looked into i'm not saying i'm sold on any of them but like look at these these

01:09:04.400 including the lab leak theory uh and he was dismissed as a is a nut job conspiracy theorist

01:09:10.080 and fact-checked organizations called him that they called him that they called anybody who expressed that

01:09:15.220 sort of opinion uh in that way and like it's one thing to say look we we talked to a bunch of

01:09:19.860 experts we think the most likely scenario is a natural passing but we cannot rule these other

01:09:24.100 things out express your uncertainty don't you can't come to a definitive ruling over uh an issue like

01:09:34.760 this when you don't have evidence and then places like facebook use those definitive rulings to ban

01:09:40.760 people and take away their businesses uh when they're running an online content business

01:09:46.000 they will continue to do it have you heard the news on the bet i bet you 90 of this audience has

01:09:53.040 not heard this do you hear about the news on the uh tear gas that donald trump used uh you know

01:09:58.900 because he wanted to walk over to that church oh i remember that bible oh yeah yeah he wanted it was

01:10:03.640 for a photo op he gassed the audience it was like it was like a syrian chemical weapons attack 0.81

01:10:08.400 i remember that and the president said no we we didn't order any gas attack it wasn't us we did 0.81

01:10:15.180 not do that oh my gosh what a liar he is well apparently now uh it has come out uh that it was the 0.61

01:10:23.220 uh district of columbia police that decided and i think through the mayor's office uh to gas and get

01:10:30.820 people uh out of that square they never said anything about it at the time they never admitted it

01:10:37.580 why why is it taken this long and why didn't the media when the president said something oh i know

01:10:45.900 because he's a little boy that cried wolf that is not an excuse for not doing your job it's not your 0.80

01:10:53.480 excuse if if you believe somebody is a horrible liar oh well they're a horrible liar but that doesn't 0.77

01:11:01.120 mean that everything that they say isn't true it means you gotta take it with a grain of salt 0.64

01:11:06.920 but let's check into it you know for instance there's a couple of stories that uh come to mind

01:11:13.820 that we have dealt with one george bush knew about the world trade center and he was part of the

01:11:19.680 conspiracy and he and dick cheney blew up world trade center world trade center number five and

01:11:25.060 steel doesn't melt okay well at the time we looked into it with um uh popular mechanics

01:11:34.800 and popular mechanics uh did all of the research and what do you say steel can melt and they disproved

01:11:45.380 much of that theory if not if not all of it i shouldn't say all of it because part of that theory is

01:11:51.820 uh george bush knew i don't think george bush knew i don't think he did did he help cover up

01:12:00.980 because of things that clinton's and others had done in the past that they didn't want anybody to know

01:12:07.760 well yeah why was sandy burger caught with uh documents on 9-11 coming out of the national archives

01:12:14.340 stuffing them in his underpants we don't even know what those were now they say i don't believe that for a

01:12:20.660 second the national archives didn't at least take a photo of those very important documents there was

01:12:27.200 nothing stating it was just a box on the shelf that said 9-11 documents that's what it said you didn't

01:12:34.780 have a list of what was in there bullcrap bullcrap does that mean he planned it no of course not

01:12:43.920 that he planted some sort of explosive no did people take advantage of that situation surely did

01:12:54.540 people also uh try to cover the trail of the things that they might have been doing that they didn't

01:13:00.220 want anybody to know about yeah absolutely they would and absolutely they did you know when everybody

01:13:07.580 wanted to say that barack obama was a birther i remember stew and i having a real conversation

01:13:14.980 about this on whether or not we could even question that can we even question that because it would make

01:13:24.120 you into a birther if you questioned and if you if you did question and you found out that it was true 0.99

01:13:32.160 well then you were a birther if you uh if you even talked about it in any way the mainstream media would

01:13:42.020 have your head and we talked about is this true and can we question the answer of course was yes we can

01:13:49.920 question and we came out and said the birth certificate thing is being used by obama it's not true

01:13:58.000 same thing with q now does that mean that there's not some truth into some things that are being said

01:14:06.740 yes the devil takes truth and mixes it with lies uh and that's you're going to see that more and more

01:14:15.280 it's called disinformation but you have to be able to have the credibility to go in and do a deep

01:14:22.620 dive and look into it don't just accept it and don't just say oh it's all crazy hoax no look into it

01:14:32.160 what is really going on that's what our media is failing to do right now and the media has failed

01:14:40.520 spectacularly they got they got so much wrong and we can prove that they got it wrong general purpose

01:14:49.460 lockdowns did not prevent the spread of the virus or lower fatalities true that would be deemed a

01:14:57.680 conspiracy theory just a few weeks ago or months ago yes there are drug therapies that dramatically

01:15:04.760 lower disease severely and fatally much as the 90 95 percent lower overall fatalities supported by

01:15:13.540 fauci yes survivors do have a robust long-term immunity without a vaccine including both t-cell

01:15:23.220 and antibody immunity my wife just had a blood test uh she was donating blood and so they you know test

01:15:30.080 your blood and she came back and they are testing obviously for covid she had covid over a year ago

01:15:36.720 and her blood is riddled with antibodies well gee uh i'm sure scientists know about this i'm sure

01:15:46.500 the media if they had any inkling of some sort of curiosity might ask that well do you really need the covid

01:15:57.160 vaccine six months after you've had it eight months is anybody watching when people who had covid

01:16:06.700 get it get it again are we seeing that happening and do we trust the sources that are telling us

01:16:13.140 that yeah very rarely uh it's it's happened and i think you know the more minor your case you're

01:16:18.700 probably more likely uh to get it again but you guys had it in what was it december was it no i had

01:16:27.060 it in december they had it a year ago about a year ago to the month um my the rest of my family did

01:16:33.800 and they had it it was like a 36 hour bad flu for them i had it for a week and it affected me for two

01:16:41.720 weeks i had a really hard bout of it so i mean do do i have to take the vaccine am i a risk no no i'm not

01:16:50.840 should you follow the science actually follow the science but i'm not sure stew we're getting the

01:16:57.040 science anymore because the science is the science is all part of the united states government and the

01:17:03.860 united states government is nothing but political now so who do you trust yeah that's the problem

01:17:09.200 and this is this comes back i think so centrally to the media in this conversation the same way

01:17:14.180 you should not throw out everything donald trump said we because donald trump said it if you're the

01:17:21.180 media you should throw mainstream media the same thing with science too right like you don't just say

01:17:25.960 okay well this was wrong so therefore i no longer believe scientists right like that's not a rational

01:17:31.800 position what's rational is to be able to look at this stuff and have it be treated honestly and fairly

01:17:37.180 and in a sober fashion and that and they're not it's just constant it's it's a is a drunk binge and we

01:17:44.300 keep hearing over and over again uh that things that we obviously know are true you don't need to wear

01:17:50.720 masks outside everybody knows you don't need to wear masks outside even if you're not vaccinated

01:17:55.600 and didn't have the virus you don't need to wear masks outside it never made any sense it was never true

01:18:01.080 and they instead pushed that down your throat over and over again because they thought you as a as a

01:18:10.380 a peasant were were not going to be able to follow honest information and so they lied over and over again 0.99

01:18:18.380 yeah over and over and they don't have any regret on any of it hunter biden no regret the gas attack

01:18:26.680 no regret uh you can name a million things in covid no regret uh yeah how the the problem here is is if

01:18:38.300 if you make a mistake and you issue a correction and you make a big deal out of it on how many times

01:18:45.040 they have been wrong just in the last year and have destroyed people's lives and reputations

01:18:50.760 they don't feel any responsibility to say oops which means there's no no willingness to change

01:18:59.960 their behavior it's only going to get worse for them yeah no it's true i mean and we there was this

01:19:05.520 clip that came out with maggie haberman for the new york times uh from i think it was a week or two ago

01:19:09.600 where she said you know look uh the reason why people didn't really follow this was because you know

01:19:13.440 donald trump and he had lied so much and people just didn't listen to him and that was a it was a

01:19:18.880 somewhat subtle way of saying that i'm summarizing but let me give you a clip here glenn this is from

01:19:23.300 the washington post podcast listen to how direct this is they're just telling you the reason they

01:19:28.820 just said it was a conspiracy theory is because donald trump was saying it if there's not a consensus

01:19:34.020 within the intelligence community as to the origins of the coronavirus then why was this theory

01:19:39.220 dismissed it first you could boil it down to donald trump in the beginning of the outbreak

01:19:44.160 former president trump was very quick to point the finger at china as the source of the pandemic

01:19:51.560 but i think that he went farther and he wanted to attribute some kind of sinister motive to the

01:19:57.500 government of china whether it was simple negligence that maybe this thing was being experimented with in

01:20:03.600 the lab and they let it get out or that they deliberately may have tried to concoct this virus

01:20:08.500 or create it and it got out that way and this sort of idea that china was doing something secretive and

01:20:14.360 nefarious or reckless behind the scenes was one of the first rhetorical devices that the president

01:20:20.860 deployed to try and arguably deflect blame off of his own administration's response and i think within

01:20:27.220 the scientific community within certain political circles there was an almost immediate allergic reaction

01:20:32.960 to this idea of the lab leak in large part because donald trump was promoting it or people around

01:20:37.640 him and other conservatives were promoting it i mean that is an incredible admission

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01:23:07.300 republicans or conservatives this is the glenn back program

01:23:12.180 oh hello america i have one of the best stories of pushback i've heard in a long time

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01:23:38.960 also uh the uh health care journal now published research calling whiteness a parasitic condition

01:23:45.240 without a purement permanent cure oh that's great we should just round them up then uh biden is now in

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01:23:58.640 of maternal mortality and race-based disparities in outcomes among birthing people so you're no longer

01:24:06.400 a mom you're a birthing person uh the destruction of everything we hold dear continues and yet there is 1.00

01:24:14.800 a ray of sunshine lebron james a new study is out shows he's the most hated player in the nba

01:24:22.480 so there is hope america and we talked to someone who has a great announcement and can comment on that

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01:24:32.980 the glenn back program

01:24:38.100 so you heard me talk about there's a computer shortage uh a computer chip shortage right and how

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01:24:51.600 going to cost you thousands of dollars hmm well um you know as much as i'm a glutton for punishment

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01:26:19.960 at blaze tv.com slash glenn well we have an announcement today that i have been waiting for

01:26:31.180 uh and i am bummed that i'm out of town that i can't be there and uh stand shoulder to shoulder

01:26:36.880 with jason whitlock who is now a new blaze tv host the host of fearless with jason whitlock

01:26:44.380 jason welcome brother thank you and it's awesome to be here uh i've been waiting just as long as you

01:26:53.860 have but uh it finally came together the day is finally here yeah so tell us what fearless is

01:27:01.440 why it's going to be different and even different really from anything the blaze has ever seen

01:27:07.260 well uh look i don't know the goal is going to be the same we're going to be a digital media platform

01:27:17.940 dedicated to promoting a culture of fearlessness free speech true seeking and american patriotism and

01:27:24.460 i think that's what everybody at the blaze is trying to do we're just going to probably

01:27:32.200 be a little more melanin rich as we do it maybe on the surface look a little different

01:27:41.740 uh but i think we're all going to be or most of us will be united by our faith in god and our belief

01:27:50.300 in country and a belief like that hey man this can't go on much farther we can't continue to strip

01:27:58.900 america of what made it great and that was our judeo-christian culture and it's being stripped and

01:28:08.360 taken from us and i want to go at this boldly and directly and and just point it out and try to

01:28:16.780 uh explain to people that our christian faith has been our secret weapon combined with the black

01:28:30.800 african-american journey here in america in terms of making america live up to the ideals

01:28:37.700 expressed in the declaration of independence in the constitution and so i was talking to a loved

01:28:43.080 one and a family member yesterday and that they were saying you know we just need to be taught

01:28:49.180 black history and i'm like no we need to be taught american history properly yes and yes because you're

01:28:58.600 separating us from america and that's wrong because if america really understood its history

01:29:05.780 and understood the role that african-americans have played in making america great in this

01:29:13.700 the greatest human experience uh experiment we've ever seen if not for the african-american journey and

01:29:20.720 what people of faith compelled forced america to do to live up to our our espoused christian faith

01:29:30.320 and things we said in the declaration of independence and so we are baked into american

01:29:36.300 greatness and if everybody understood that we'd quit separating ourselves along this black white racial

01:29:42.940 divide and understand that we accomplished these things together and yes there was pain and there

01:29:49.900 was struggle and there was unfairness but what we accomplished over the course of these 250 some

01:29:57.300 odd years is incredible it's unmatched across the globe and we need to take pride in that uh the

01:30:07.660 african-american journey does not damn america it it explains america and our unprecedented resolve to do better

01:30:17.320 you know i am so glad to uh to hear you talk about we don't need to learn african-american history we

01:30:24.460 need to learn american history properly i'm gonna i'm gonna ask you a question and i bet you don't know

01:30:31.620 um who is the fallen soldier that is uh credited as the reason the uh american revolution started

01:30:43.280 do you know it's not christmas christmas addicts yes good good good good good you got that one most

01:30:50.320 most americans might know that one uh who was the african-american that ended the revolution that was

01:31:00.680 critical and ended it don't know that one

01:31:05.320 uh james armistead he was a spy for george washington and he went in and uh uh was undercover

01:31:19.160 with the british said i'm an escaped slave and oh they're just treating me so horribly

01:31:23.980 they believed him he became instrumental in the hierarchy uh as an assistant in the british army

01:31:34.080 he got word where cornwallis was going to be he sent it to washington washington washington was there

01:31:40.640 unbeknownst to cornwallis and that's what ended the war we have the ending of that war

01:31:46.220 to thank james armistead for ending it and ending the bloodshed by the way the guy who saved the

01:31:55.020 american military very early on i think it was at the battle of yorktown uh was peter salem another

01:32:02.040 black guy he he took the shot that all americans were running because they were just routing us

01:32:09.120 he stood his ground he had one shot left he shot the commander of the british uh army uh in the head 0.98

01:32:17.500 that stopped them pushing otherwise they would have routed us and we would have had no soldiers left

01:32:23.420 there were three examples of american history that revolve around very important black american citizens

01:32:32.800 that nobody knows glenn i can't off the top of my head call the name but george washington these guys

01:32:42.680 were trapped somewhere and i think it was a smallpox epidemic that ran through them and it was an african

01:32:49.640 slave that taught them to cut a wound and uh put the smallpox in the wound it was the first vaccine 0.97

01:33:01.840 basically and it's there's so our contribution to america's history and ascension is unquestioned

01:33:13.060 it's just untaught it's underappreciated uh we think that the left has turned the african-american

01:33:21.680 journey into it's all it can only be explained by tragedy it can only be explained by what white 0.81

01:33:27.680 bigots did to us it it again it it's like weird we haven't been participants in america's greatness

01:33:36.020 we've only been participants in suffering and that's a joke and it's it's racist to teach history

01:33:44.640 that way uh it's you're basically assigning us to a place where we have no agency we we're less than

01:33:53.200 human we're not as courageous we're not as fearless we're not as motivated as anybody else we're just

01:33:59.400 victims it's wrong it's got to be untaught people have to black and white people we need to see 1.00

01:34:08.120 our necessariness of each other that we have made each other great and we've been an incredible

01:34:17.000 combination that has slayed the world and and the world realizes that's why they're trying to

01:34:24.520 pit us against each other and promote all this racial division so let me let me ask you this the

01:34:31.580 journal of american psychoanalytic association just published a peer-reviewed research article

01:34:38.900 that says being white is a malignant parasitic like condition it's dangerous discriminatory and a 0.98

01:34:49.080 perverse mental condition uh the parasitic whiteness has the power without limit force without restriction 1.00

01:34:58.360 violence without mercy it has a drive to hate and terrorize it easily infiltrates infiltrates even 0.91

01:35:06.060 groups founded on the protection of individuals and democratic principles and it has no long-term or permanent

01:35:13.920 cure what to that's just racism that's in medicine now it's paid for racism and propaganda it speaks to

01:35:26.540 to me to china's influence over american culture and all of our institutions that i don't believe the people 0.95

01:35:34.620 that wrote it believe it but i believe they are benefiting they believe they're benefiting by promoting that type of

01:35:41.880 bigotry and nonsense and look the i believe that the globalists the elites they prefer china's system of governance

01:35:55.360 and they want us to adopt that and and so look and i related to sports and you mentioned lebron james being

01:36:05.600 the most hated nba player or whatever but for lebron james when he goes to china he's treated like a king

01:36:12.480 they shower him with affection love money adoration blah blah blah and so he thinks what's the matter with

01:36:19.700 china this is great america needs to be more like china there are more basketball fans and a there's a

01:36:26.960 more passionate love affair with basketball in china than in america and so for lebron james who's worth

01:36:34.280 a half billion dollars or whatever china and their system is great and he thinks well why shouldn't that

01:36:41.000 be like it should be like this over here in america look how great i'm being treated but the overwhelming

01:36:47.140 majority of americans and the overwhelming majority of americans with black skin they're not six foot

01:36:54.120 eight nba stars and so i wish we could shrink lebron james down to five ten and send him over to china

01:37:01.340 and see how he gets treated when he's not a billionaire nba superstar all right more with jason

01:37:09.140 whitlock here and hang on hang on more with jason whitlock here in just a second i got to take a

01:37:13.540 quick break by the way the name uh was onesimus uh that was the black slave that uh taught uh america

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01:39:19.940 and uncle jimmy many people know uncle jimmy's my sidekick from radio in kansas city and television at

01:39:26.780 fox sports and he's joining with me at uh the blaze and the fearless to be my sidekick there he just

01:39:33.960 interviews me in episode zero we probably go for hour hour and 20 minutes but it'll give you an

01:39:39.520 indication of what the show and what the platform and what we're trying to accomplish and walks you

01:39:46.160 through some of my history and he asked me questions about what's transpired with me the

01:39:51.400 past couple years at fox sports and outkick but go check that out it'll just it's just warming you up

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01:40:20.680 yeah um and when do you when do you do a tv show do you have you announced that when it's

01:40:29.100 july 6th july 6th it'll be on the blaze yeah see we're celebrating the july 4th on the 5th because

01:40:37.800 the fourth falls on a sunday and so we're going to start the day after our uh independence day

01:40:44.080 celebration and be a great kickoff day what a what a great addition you are to the blaze and i'm

01:40:52.460 thrilled jason whitlock formerly of espn of fox uh sports and uh what was the other what was the

01:40:59.480 other one i'm sorry i can't remember the last one i'm going because i'm not a sportsman i've been a

01:41:03.080 little everywhere kansas city star yeah yeah for 16 years of the columnist and you know i think this

01:41:10.720 is going to be uh the greatest thing i do in in my career because i i think i'm going to get to be

01:41:17.260 the full version of jason whitlock and i think anybody that's following knows that you know

01:41:24.780 i'm humorous or uh like to laugh uh you know jason people people people say all the time uh at least

01:41:35.200 they used to that glenn beck controls all the show do i even know what your show really is have i have

01:41:41.100 i talked and played a role in any of that at all not at all other than no you've been the light being

01:41:49.180 welcoming that you've been a light in terms of inspiring me and making me look when i came to

01:41:55.400 dallas one of those trips and you took me over to the museum and showed me you know original documents

01:42:01.120 from thomas jefferson you have no idea what an impact that had on me and just i just think it's

01:42:08.420 important for those of us that are believers we got to support each other and and we got to work

01:42:14.760 together and we have to be the example that america needs right now and through that you know just by

01:42:22.220 us doing our little part it'll have a huge impact on the rest of the country

01:42:26.400 jason whitlock i'm thrilled thrilled to have you part of the blaze uh thrilled to be your co-worker

01:42:34.420 thank you so much god bless god bless jason whitlock uh his show fearless with jason whitlock

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01:43:07.860 great addition uh to the blaze he is truly fearless he has been called everything i mean the guy the guy

01:43:16.260 uh helped create uh fox sports and divisions at espn he is a mover and shaker who is now on the outs

01:43:27.960 uh because he won't toe the line and he is truly fearless on that and i think you're going to see

01:43:33.580 an even more fearless jason whitlock than you ever have before uh because he owns it this is him he

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01:44:14.680 getting your identity stolen never happens at a good time it's never like oh you know what

01:44:21.720 this happened at the perfect time no it's not like you answer the doorbell and some well-dressed

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01:45:36.820 i every day am looking for people who are standing up and doing things be it small or big but just

01:45:50.100 standing up with the power that they have and whatever that is just doing their part of of

01:45:58.320 standing for the truth and saying no this isn't this is a lie and i'm not going to go along with it

01:46:04.360 those are the people that are going to actually save our country and our culture and quite honestly

01:46:09.660 the truth you are going to love this guy his name is chris wright he's the ceo of liberty oil field

01:46:18.500 of services um let me just give you a little bit of of his background he has spoken on energy to the

01:46:26.540 uk house of lords state's attorney general federal and state judges debated the merits of shale

01:46:31.880 revolution on tv given over 100 talks he has undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering at

01:46:37.240 mit graduate work in electrical engineering at both uc berkeley and mit he has consulted and

01:46:44.500 taught courses on all six inhabited continents and authored or co-authored over 60 technical papers

01:46:51.140 and articles he has received numerous industry awards several u.s patents he's worked on fusion

01:46:58.040 energy solar energy and geothermal geothermal energy he grew up in california i'm sorry in colorado

01:47:04.600 and is passionate as skiing cycling climber he's an outdoor guy but i'm not going to hold that against

01:47:10.780 him welcome to the program chris how are you thanks glenn great glad to be here very glad to be here

01:47:17.020 okay so tell the audience what you have done with billboards in colorado

01:47:26.220 well north face which makes awesome outdoor apparel that i've been using for years

01:47:32.600 and they made a bunch of jackets for my company two years ago proudly co-branded liberty and north face

01:47:39.640 and then this year i don't know why but they changed their policy and another company tried to make

01:47:46.140 outdoor jackets from north face with their logo on it and north face chose not to do that saying they

01:47:52.160 essentially they didn't want to associate with oil and gas um and i've been for years trying to get

01:47:58.680 a real honest dialogue about energy going so we took this opportunity to point out that north face jackets

01:48:05.320 are made out of oil and gas almost completely made out of oil and gas so how can you

01:48:10.040 choose not to associate with something that's the essential material that you make your equipment out

01:48:15.400 of so we put a billboard up saying that and glenn and glenn sorry i'm talking too long but we put up a

01:48:21.400 billboard the billboard says that north face puffer looks good on you it's made out of fossil fuels

01:48:27.700 thank you and most billboard companies did not want to run that billboard they thought it was

01:48:33.180 controversial facebook put a hold on our this brief video just saying the jacket looks good this is

01:48:39.780 what it's made of in today's world that is controversial uh and it's uh it's strange that

01:48:46.960 they can hold you back from saying the absolute truth you're not saying anything bad about north face

01:48:52.060 you're just saying look most of most of the fabrics most of our clothing in the world is made out of

01:48:59.800 fossil fuels it is if if fossil fuels weren't around today so many millions of people would die

01:49:08.380 almost overnight because your medicine a lot of the medicines the capsules all made from uh from

01:49:16.400 petrochemicals uh some of the uh some of the things that we put on for fertilizer and and also uh to keep

01:49:23.520 the bugs from eating all of it petrochemicals everything if we took petrochemicals out how long would we

01:49:30.320 survive chris well likely half of the world would die certainly within a year or two food food production

01:49:39.920 would drop 60 percent just getting rid of the natural gas that's used to synthesize nitrogen

01:49:45.760 and pesticides that's not even counting factories and transport i mean uh tractors and transportation

01:49:52.860 so yeah food supply would drop rapidly as grain stocks depleted yeah certainly it would be mass death

01:49:59.360 but i glenn i agree so wait a minute wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait 60 we would be reduced

01:50:04.260 by 60 percent and that's not including the transportation that uses fuel that's correct just food production

01:50:12.860 food production would drop by 60 percent you're right that the the total impact would be even worse than that

01:50:18.960 because the remaining 40 of the food without fossil fuels how would be transported across the oceans 0.72

01:50:24.280 how would we get it in trucks to towns and villages and trains so yeah the real impact would be much worse

01:50:30.800 than 60 of humanity dying um so look i love fossil fuels and as you said so nicely glenn there's nothing

01:50:38.000 wrong with north face building their clothes out of fossil fuels in fact it's fantastic

01:50:42.200 it's they're cheap simple materials that have sort of taken the pressure a little bit off

01:50:47.020 cotton and wool or the other big natural fabrics of course we couldn't grow cotton and wool in the

01:50:52.620 magnitudes we do today without fossil fuels for tractors for shipping for spinning for the

01:50:58.680 manufacturer of it so you know my whole point that i think you've made it already is fossil fuels aren't

01:51:03.500 bad they aren't hurting the world in fact they're enabling these wonderful lives we have in the

01:51:08.180 modern world and we should celebrate that and we should work our butts off so the last third of

01:51:13.580 people living in virtual energy poverty can get these modern energy conveniences these modern products

01:51:20.500 so they can have the wonderful lives we have that that's the real crisis so when you see things like

01:51:26.940 the green new deal what do you think it's it it's it's not because it won't meaningfully change the

01:51:37.800 energy mix of where we get energy from in the world but it will make energy more expensive it will make

01:51:44.220 the electricity grid less reliable you know we'll spend trillions of dollars doing it so i think it's

01:51:50.220 hard to make a case that really is going to better people's lives um and so that's you know

01:51:56.880 just people tend to be naive about energy it's become very political very dogmatic and of course

01:52:02.680 you know what good comes out of that when when we think about you know they they talk about a world

01:52:09.840 without fossil fuels you can't even you you wouldn't be able to sow without uh fossil fuels the oil that

01:52:19.320 is used in in just lubricating uh simple things you wouldn't be able to do these things so when

01:52:26.760 they say a world without fossil fuels and we're going to be all on uh you know solar and wind which

01:52:33.560 is nonsense uh have you ever heard anyone address what we do besides go back to whale oil

01:52:42.400 yeah clint it's it's just unfortunate it's just a misinformed dialogue and and and to follow up on

01:52:49.600 your point it's simply impossible to build a wind turbine or a solar farm without fossil fuels

01:52:56.220 there's over a hundred tons of coal inside of every tower of every wind turbine the blades are

01:53:03.800 made out of oil and gas they're manufactured in plants about oil and gas they're installed with

01:53:08.340 giant cranes powered by diesel and trains that deliver these giant things to assemble them so wind

01:53:13.780 power itself couldn't exist without fossil fuels and if you look at the last sort of 20 years the world

01:53:21.200 has spent a few trillion dollars on wind and solar a lot of it subsidies some of it real investment money

01:53:27.740 but they provide somewhere between two to three percent of world energy up for all energy sources solar

01:53:34.740 certainly got a role to play in the world and if any other new energy technology comes along fantastic

01:53:39.900 but you're right that this this sort of naive belief that in 10 years or 30 years you know we're gonna

01:53:46.160 spend some trillions of dollars and get rid of fossil fuels that's simply unphysical it's simply

01:53:51.800 not going to happen whether it's good or bad is a different argument but it's definitely not going to

01:53:56.340 happen do you have uh i saw a list once and i i don't know where i saw it and i wish i could find it

01:54:03.380 again all of the things that petrochemicals are responsible for um it's just there's just

01:54:11.660 the the inventions that would have to be uh uh hatched the the patents that would have to be

01:54:19.640 filed the ideas that would have to be completely changed the new substance to replace it that has

01:54:26.060 not been invented yet it is almost in everything in our life so when we think of fossil fuels we're not

01:54:34.040 just thinking cars oh i i it's very personal to me i wouldn't be alive today i never would have

01:54:41.520 celebrated my 14th birthday party if not for oil and gas i'm type 1 diabetic so my pancreas stopped

01:54:48.880 working when i was 13 years old that's a death sentence you've got a few weeks maybe a few months

01:54:53.940 throughout all of human history only a hundred years ago because of modern medicine wealth travel

01:55:00.400 for conferences plastics which are essential as you already mentioned for making drugs and

01:55:05.100 pharmaceuticals without all those things i never would have got to 14 think of the covet think of

01:55:11.080 battling covid all that personal protective equipment all those medical gowns and masks and

01:55:16.460 everything they're all made out of oil and gas even the carrier fluid in the vaccine itself that's

01:55:23.360 injected into people's arms that is oil and gas so yeah petrochemicals are just essential to modern

01:55:30.720 life they're one of the just truly awesome things that come from oil and gas independent of energy

01:55:36.260 15 percent of oil is used in materials not in energy

01:55:42.140 so when you put the north face billboards up hey north face north face puffer looks great on you

01:55:50.620 made from fossil fuels thanks uh what was the response have you had any response from north face

01:55:58.760 no response from from north face and you know and look i i should say i think north face is more a

01:56:06.760 symptom than a cause of this problem you know we just live in a world and think of green new deal

01:56:12.940 where people can say just nonsensical things about energy and everyone else will repeat them and believe

01:56:19.120 they're true or sort of true and so in kids kids are taught today you know that oil and gas are evil and

01:56:25.500 you know climate change is going to end the world in 10 years it's a crisis kids have nightmares over

01:56:30.880 this and so we're we we're we're preaching a narrative that's just a long way away from reality

01:56:37.360 um we we've just published a report glenn on the liberty website called bettering human lives

01:56:43.720 and it just goes over where does the world get energy what is this issue with energy poverty a third of

01:56:49.680 humans are cooking their daily meals burning wood dung or agricultural waste

01:56:54.600 inside their house or their hut you know this kills millions of people 0.92

01:56:58.800 and so and and climate change of course is a real phenomenon but it's a slow moving

01:57:03.480 relatively modest problem compared to poverty energy poverty malnutrition and a number of other things

01:57:10.940 that the world is making great progress on but if we make energy more expensive and less reliable

01:57:15.480 we're going to slow that progress um so in any case we tried to put some perspective around it

01:57:21.540 but perspective or sobriety is very rare in the energy world these days unfortunately yeah um you can find

01:57:29.460 that i assume at thank you north face dot com um well it's on the it's at the liberty frac dot com

01:57:36.840 um we've got to put a pointer there to get you from there okay uh liberty frac dot com what is it

01:57:46.200 yeah liberty frac dot com and the report's called chris human lives uh thank you so much i'm sure we

01:57:57.860 will be running into each other again i i love what you're doing you know you say it's north face is just

01:58:04.080 a symptom no every single one of us have uh the opportunity and quite honestly the responsibility

01:58:11.320 to not make money off of lies but instead to say let's slow down here this is right this is wrong

01:58:19.600 i believe this i believe that but not to further lies and and especially to profit off those lies

01:58:26.140 is ugliness thanks chris i appreciate it thanks for your time glenn you and the viewers take care

01:58:32.540 let me tell you about uh gold line gold line is uh is another thing that we dig out of the ground

01:58:43.040 that is just wrong because it's been distributed so unevenly i think we should have gold for everybody

01:58:49.840 right now the renowned investment group uh incremium ag is indicating that gold could get

01:58:56.780 forty eight hundred dollars an ounce by the end of the decade and maybe as much as eighty nine hundred

01:59:02.960 dollars per ounce by the end of 2030 they say it's not a question of if it's a question of when we will

01:59:09.980 see these kinds of highs the future increase in the velocity of money and circulation points to a higher

01:59:17.320 level of inflation you bet did you know that 25 of all money in circulation right now 25 of it is new

01:59:25.140 money printed because of covid yeah when that starts moving quickly you're going to see prices go way up

01:59:32.280 this week only due to the extremely limited inventory gold line is offering their free half ounce

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02:00:04.240 this is the glenn beck program uh what a full show it has been today we welcome back to the studios uh

02:00:14.540 stuber gear our executive producer and head writer and he uh uh he hasn't really taken the opportunity to

02:00:21.420 talk about the lebron james study showing that he's the most hated player in the nba and i

02:00:26.880 thought that was unusual sometimes science glenn they're able to shine a light on important issues

02:00:34.840 such as this things that we may know in our heart and in our soul but have not been proven to the level

02:00:43.380 of uh certitude uh scientifically that we might want and and that's what happened here we all know now

02:00:50.080 that lebron james is the least popular person in the nba and that is something that should have been

02:00:56.780 known by everyone anyway in fact is he the worst person that's ever lived on the earth that's a

02:01:02.580 question that that i think is next for our scientists once they get past this pandemic they

02:01:07.220 can start looking into that well it might have been hitler and then lebron is that what you're saying

02:01:11.420 i look i'm not going to throw other people uh under the bus i'm just going to tell you lebron would

02:01:15.560 be in the conversation there okay all right uh so paul george one state hates him russell westbrook

02:01:23.740 one state hates him kevin durant three states james harden three states kyrie irvin uh 18 states

02:01:32.680 irving and uh lebron james 24 states wow that's yeah i mean that's uh and it's all it's pretty much

02:01:42.300 it's pretty much oregon all the way across the country uh into uh into new york and uh south

02:01:52.720 carolina uh but it's mainly the midwest this is why he's really hated this is why you should get 0.99

02:01:58.180 your don't be a lebron t-shirt uh don't be an idiot don't be a lebron it's available at 0.97

02:02:03.360 don't be a lebron.com uh it exists solely because this we knew what the science was gonna say and now 0.99

02:02:09.820 finally the science has caught up that's all we're doing is following the science we're following

02:02:14.460 the science and uh i appreciate get your t-shirt now at don't be a lebron.com thank you pat uh stew

02:02:23.260 thank you very much thank you it's good to have you back good to have you back appreciate it all right

02:02:26.580 tomorrow a very big show you don't want to miss especially on television we'll tell you

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 08, 2021

Is Fauci a Villain？｜ Guests： Jason Whitlock & Chris Wright ｜ 6⧸8⧸21

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 08, 2021

Is Fauci a Villain？ ｜ Guests： Jason Whitlock & Chris Wright ｜ 6⧸8⧸21

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Is Fauci a Villain？｜ Guests： Jason Whitlock & Chris Wright ｜ 6⧸8⧸21