The Glenn Beck Program - It's Time for a Serious Discussion About Biden's Mental Health ｜ Guest： Rep. Andy Barr

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00:00:46.120 Now I suppose you're going to run off and do a show.

00:00:49.800 She sounds terrible.

00:00:51.080 Oh, you don't know.

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00:01:49.560 You know, there's two women that I'm going to start talking about today on this hour's broadcast.

00:01:56.280 One is Jean-Pierre.

00:01:59.560 He he he he.

00:02:00.880 Jean-Pierre.

00:02:02.420 Who is beautiful.

00:02:05.900 And yet one of the dumbest people on the planet.

00:02:09.500 No talent for what she does.

00:02:11.460 No talent.

00:02:12.860 No talent.

00:02:14.060 Okay.

00:02:14.640 Then I also want to talk about Lizzo.

00:02:18.160 Who's a fat monster.

00:02:20.160 However, I learned something yesterday.

00:02:24.340 She has talent.

00:02:26.480 I can't wait.

00:02:28.080 It's a confusing, confusing hour.

00:02:31.920 We begin in 60 seconds.

00:02:33.900 Yeah.

00:02:34.340 Fat monster.

00:02:36.820 Okay.

00:02:37.240 If you've, uh, if you've ever moved before, you know, the process of buying is selling homes.

00:02:41.740 Is that going to be a problem, Stu?

00:02:43.140 Is that, are you, is that what you were thinking?

00:02:44.600 I believe she's referred to herself as a fat black woman.

00:02:47.780 Um, so now, now she calls herself a fat monster.

00:02:51.240 I can't define a woman.

00:02:52.900 So, uh, you just, I just went with monster.

00:02:56.740 Okay.

00:02:57.120 I just went with monster.

00:02:58.260 Okay.

00:02:58.560 Anyway, uh, no matter how you slice it.

00:03:01.180 Hmm.

00:03:02.060 A fat floutist would be monster.

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00:04:08.620 So if she is, uh, what are you?

00:04:11.780 What would you call yourself?

00:04:13.140 Oh, I'm a Gila monster.

00:04:14.460 I'm a fat Gila monster.

00:04:15.840 So you're, you're worse.

00:04:17.200 Yeah, but I'm at least, but at least I recognize it.

00:04:20.920 Okay.

00:04:21.360 I think she recognizes it too.

00:04:22.780 I don't know that she, again, would call herself a monster, but I think she, has she

00:04:25.860 seen herself in leotards?

00:04:27.500 She's above the average word.

00:04:28.820 Has she seen herself in leotards?

00:04:30.800 I, I, I would, but the, the fact that she continues to wear them, I would, I would say

00:04:35.940 probably not.

00:04:36.660 That's not, I mean, look, if I was walking around in leotards, okay, even if I was just

00:04:42.660 walking around on stage in leotards, uh, people would, people would A, not pay to come

00:04:48.260 and see me.

00:04:49.020 And they would call you terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible things.

00:04:51.700 Okay.

00:04:52.000 And they'd be right.

00:04:52.720 Yeah.

00:04:53.060 Now I wear several layers of clothing because I don't want any of my body actually showing

00:04:59.820 because people will have the same feeling that I have every morning, you know, right.

00:05:06.580 Right.

00:05:06.800 Look at yourself in the mirror and you're like, oh boy.

00:05:09.660 Uh, sad that I nodded along with that one.

00:05:12.860 Yeah.

00:05:12.880 Yes.

00:05:13.140 You know, it's true.

00:05:14.040 I know it's true.

00:05:14.980 Sure.

00:05:15.240 Sure.

00:05:15.540 But there's something in Lizzo who's like, this is beautiful.

00:05:19.360 Yeah.

00:05:19.600 No, it's not.

00:05:20.220 It's very unhealthy.

00:05:22.080 And very unattractive.

00:05:24.300 Okay.

00:05:25.360 Fat monster.

00:05:26.620 And that's just your preference and that you can't be criticized for it.

00:05:30.400 That's your preference.

00:05:31.360 Thank you.

00:05:31.700 That's, that's, that's my truth.

00:05:33.480 Your orientation.

00:05:34.420 That's my truth.

00:05:35.260 You don't like, you don't like Lizzo looking.

00:05:38.140 Okay.

00:05:38.560 Now look at, now I want to say something really clearly because I saw this video of her playing

00:05:44.360 James Madison's 200 year old crystal flute and I saw her play it on stage and a couple of

00:05:56.680 things came to mind.

00:05:57.680 Wow.

00:05:58.640 The people at the National Archives, Lizzo, hey, want to play this cool crystal flute?

00:06:08.060 Can you imagine?

00:06:10.280 They fired the guy who was running the Lincoln Library for bringing the Gettysburg address

00:06:19.300 here so people could see it.

00:06:22.900 They fired that guy.

00:06:25.280 Okay.

00:06:26.360 It was secure.

00:06:27.820 All kinds are gone.

00:06:30.540 The guy is, was huge.

00:06:34.700 Two museums.

00:06:35.580 Started, I think two presidential museums, um, ran the Reagan museum, ran the, uh, Lincoln

00:06:45.420 museum, started the, uh, Bush museum.

00:06:49.200 The guy had real credibility.

00:06:50.940 I don't know what he's doing.

00:06:51.720 Probably working for slurpee, you know, you know, pouring slurpees out and not hired by

00:06:56.560 seven 11.

00:06:57.280 Of course he probably couldn't get a job there because he allowed Glenn Beck's listeners

00:07:01.720 to see the Gettysburg address.

00:07:04.400 And now you have the, you have the National Archives saying, hey, you want to play this

00:07:14.940 flute on stage?

00:07:17.360 Okay.

00:07:17.900 So this is the video I saw.

00:07:19.240 If you're watching, I'm just preparing.

00:07:21.200 Oh my gosh.

00:07:21.780 Look at, just look at the picture.

00:07:23.020 Just show the frozen frame of the video, please.

00:07:26.260 Look at that.

00:07:27.800 Good.

00:07:28.060 Take it full frame, please.

00:07:30.180 Beautiful.

00:07:31.320 Look at that.

00:07:32.560 Absolutely.

00:07:33.000 She's a big, fat monster.

00:07:37.460 Okay.

00:07:38.660 That should not be.

00:07:40.180 Who sees that and thinks that is beautiful and healthy?

00:07:44.160 Who?

00:07:45.640 Who?

00:07:46.620 No.

00:07:46.860 She's look, it's obviously not healthy, not healthy at all.

00:07:50.040 I'm sure some people, there are some people who think that's, that's the hottest thing in

00:07:53.240 the world.

00:07:53.700 I'm not one of them.

00:07:54.720 Whatever.

00:07:55.420 To each his own.

00:07:56.200 However, I'm, I'm, I'm more strong on this than I would have ever been in my life because

00:08:02.320 everybody's like, fat is beautiful.

00:08:04.420 Stop shaming fat people.

00:08:06.080 As a fat person, I don't trust the person that says, Glenn, keep on pounding it on, man.

00:08:12.840 You want another bowl of ice cream?

00:08:14.540 They're, they want to kill me.

00:08:16.240 My family, my friends, they're all like, dude, lose a few LBs.

00:08:21.360 Okay.

00:08:21.900 You're starting to look a little tubby.

00:08:24.180 And how's your ticker?

00:08:26.780 Okay.

00:08:27.440 I know.

00:08:29.300 Drop dead.

00:08:30.940 Bad.

00:08:31.820 I know it.

00:08:33.160 Got it.

00:08:33.880 So I'm not out going, how dare you say my truth is that I'll live forever as a fat monster.

00:08:40.980 No, no.

00:08:43.500 So I'm a little more harsh on Lizzo than I probably should, but please.

00:08:50.020 Okay.

00:08:50.920 Get back to the fluke.

00:08:52.020 Cause this is the important part.

00:08:53.600 So here she is on stage.

00:08:55.860 I want to play this video and listen to the audio.

00:08:58.240 She's on stage in Washington, D.C. in almost a transparent leotard, which is just hideous.

00:09:07.700 Roll it.

00:09:12.300 It's crystal.

00:09:13.400 It's like playing out of a wine glass.

00:09:15.380 It's a f***ing pitch.

00:09:19.620 She plays one note.

00:09:25.940 And then she plays another note and she twerks.

00:09:31.880 Oh my gosh.

00:09:33.500 Seeing her fat jiggle like a giant bowl of jello.

00:09:42.660 Okay.

00:09:43.500 We just made history tonight.

00:09:45.440 Yeah.

00:09:45.840 Okay.

00:09:46.040 That is just stop.

00:09:47.200 That is just wrong on so many levels.

00:09:51.120 Wrong on so many levels.

00:09:52.080 Now, wait a minute.

00:09:52.520 Here is Lizzo doing something that is absolutely appropriate.

00:09:58.700 She is at the National Archives.

00:10:01.200 She's wearing a set of pants.

00:10:03.860 Now, she does have her giant sweatshirt rolled up so you see the big blob of fat there, which is not a good look.

00:10:13.380 But to each his own.

00:10:15.360 She is dressed respectfully.

00:10:18.060 And she's at the National Archives.

00:10:21.320 And she doesn't play one note.

00:10:23.760 Listen to her play this flute.

00:10:26.180 She can actually play a flute.

00:10:52.640 She...

00:10:53.200 Listen to this.

00:10:54.220 Would you have expected that?

00:11:00.960 No, it's great.

00:11:04.040 Okay.

00:11:04.800 That's James Madison's crystal flute.

00:11:08.440 I salute the archives for that.

00:11:10.920 I salute her for that.

00:11:12.900 If she would have done that on stage...

00:11:15.780 I mean, put a skirt on for the love of Pete.

00:11:19.440 But if she would have done that without the twerking, I think her audience would have actually enjoyed that.

00:11:25.900 They would have actually went, holy cow, this woman can rock a flute.

00:11:31.680 Great.

00:11:32.120 My problem is, if I asked for, I don't know, Teddy Roosevelt's snare drum just to be brought someplace, the person, and I know this to be a fact, would be fired.

00:11:48.340 I mean, look, we're on the verge of potential nuclear war.

00:11:56.960 One of our states is being wiped off the map today.

00:11:59.720 There's certainly bigger things than the Lizzo thing.

00:12:01.440 But you're right.

00:12:02.540 As a conservative, be more specific.

00:12:05.100 There is nothing bigger than the Lizzo thing.

00:12:07.680 Okay.

00:12:09.580 The Lizzo story, perhaps.

00:12:11.880 The Lizzo thing?

00:12:12.860 Nope.

00:12:13.620 Nope.

00:12:15.580 People.

00:12:16.520 People.

00:12:17.240 I would say, look, it's not the biggest issue in the world, but it is.

00:12:21.780 You're totally right in that conservatives, they get blown out of their lifelong careers.

00:12:29.040 I can guarantee you, because I did this once.

00:12:31.620 I went to the National Archives right before Restoring Honor, and they were very kind to me, and they were great, and they opened up the vault, and I asked to see things, and they showed them to me, and it was fantastic.

00:12:43.600 I guarantee you, if I went to Washington today and asked for the archives and just said, you know, I want to see, I don't know, something random, all the documents that came from Trump's Mar-a-Lago, they would not allow me to do it.

00:12:56.820 They would not allow me to do it.

00:12:57.700 They would allow Lizzo to see them, though.

00:12:59.040 Yes, they would.

00:12:59.560 If Lizzo wanted to see the documents directly from Mar-a-Lago, she could see them.

00:13:03.460 If she wanted to give those documents a golden shower on stage, I think.

00:13:07.760 Can this say, can any words?

00:13:09.440 I'm just saying.

00:13:11.440 I keep giving you opportunities not to escalate this.

00:13:15.220 A war with Wizzo?

00:13:18.660 Who's Wizzo?

00:13:19.760 The one that was peeing on the documents.

00:13:21.640 So anyway, now let me go, let me take this to another person, okay, another person who's beautiful, who's beautiful.

00:13:34.920 Now, that is my, that's my opinion.

00:13:37.280 You may not find her beautiful.

00:13:38.420 I think all of us, I should say 99% of us, do not look at Lizzo in a leotard and go, you know what I mean?

00:13:47.040 That revs my engine.

00:13:48.620 Unless, I don't know, you, by choice, live in an ice cream truck.

00:13:54.860 That ain't doing it for you.

00:13:57.100 Living in an ice cream truck does it for me.

00:13:58.980 It does it for me.

00:13:59.700 It does it for me, too.

00:14:00.880 Yes, but not with Lizzo.

00:14:01.640 Yeah, okay.

00:14:03.360 You know, if you're living in an ice cream truck, it's either Lizzo or children, really.

00:14:08.740 I mean, you have got a problem.

00:14:10.380 You got a problem.

00:14:11.100 Well, I hope that.

00:14:13.120 There is a, there's a love of ice cream that might make you want to move into an ice cream truck.

00:14:17.140 Not necessarily lure children.

00:14:19.180 I don't know why your brain went there.

00:14:20.980 Well, because it's kind of like.

00:14:22.100 Are you watching the Dahmer series right now?

00:14:23.120 No, I'm just, how dare you bring that up?

00:14:25.420 Don't you dare link that to LGBT.

00:14:27.880 Don't you dare do it.

00:14:29.000 But he was.

00:14:30.040 Don't.

00:14:30.680 Don't even say it.

00:14:31.980 I mean, I wasn't linking that, but I, but that is true.

00:14:34.660 How dare you?

00:14:35.180 I mean, it would be normally under that category on Netflix.

00:14:38.920 How dare you?

00:14:40.300 So we're supposed to deny the bad people that are in this group, but celebrate the good people?

00:14:45.600 Yes.

00:14:45.900 That's the, okay.

00:14:47.180 I mean, sure.

00:14:49.000 We have to take Hitler as white, straight people.

00:14:52.700 We got Hitler as America's only conservative vegetarian.

00:14:56.240 I constantly have to answer as to why Hitler was a vegetarian.

00:15:00.420 And so am I, why do I have to take responsibility for Hitler?

00:15:03.920 I never asked for that.

00:15:05.520 And yet for some reason we're constantly, we have to deal with every straight person that

00:15:11.980 does something wrong is always ours.

00:15:13.880 Yeah.

00:15:14.100 You're telling me you don't get Dahmer.

00:15:15.720 You get one.

00:15:16.480 You're going to have to take the one crappy guy.

00:15:18.780 I'm sorry.

00:15:19.240 One guy.

00:15:19.700 One guy.

00:15:20.580 You got one guy who ate some people.

00:15:22.700 Okay.

00:15:23.340 You are going to have to take it.

00:15:24.900 You know how many straight cannibals there are?

00:15:27.320 Take your one.

00:15:28.680 If take your one.

00:15:30.240 If every single thing that has ever been done positively by someone in the LGBTQQIA2 plus

00:15:36.940 community is going to be celebrated with a Netflix show, you got to take the one bad

00:15:41.060 guy too.

00:15:41.640 Yeah.

00:15:42.020 You got to take him.

00:15:42.720 Have to.

00:15:43.040 He's your, he's your guy on this one.

00:15:44.660 Grow a set Netflix.

00:15:46.640 Grow a set.

00:15:47.780 No one's saying because he was LGBTQQIA2 plus, he also ate people, but he was LGBTQQIA2 plus.

00:15:54.240 I would be with you if they were, if that was the point that gay people just are attracted

00:15:59.960 to eating people, I would stand with you, but that's not the point.

00:16:04.380 It's not the point.

00:16:06.420 Although I would like to point out, but I think this is a German thing, not a gay thing.

00:16:10.520 There's a few, you know, guys who are eating people in Germany.

00:16:15.800 I mean, recent, not in the old days.

00:16:18.240 Dusty.

00:16:18.780 Those things don't even matter anymore.

00:16:20.860 Why do you look back at the past like that?

00:16:22.300 There's some people who are like, hey, I'm looking for a guy that maybe likes to, maybe

00:16:29.800 I could feast on.

00:16:31.220 Knock, knock, ding, dong.

00:16:32.760 Hi.

00:16:34.480 Yum.

00:16:34.980 I'm going to boil heads.

00:16:36.220 And you have to have that guy because you're German.

00:16:38.780 So you already own that guy.

00:16:40.480 You need to share some of the ownership of the terrible Nazis.

00:16:44.440 Wait, no, but that guy wasn't a Nazi.

00:16:47.300 Oh, you're saying the, oh, you're saying later on.

00:16:49.480 I'm saying the new.

00:16:49.760 Well, he was German.

00:16:50.640 Yeah.

00:16:50.860 Well, but there was also a lot of that sort of stuff that went on in the Nazi era as well.

00:16:55.120 Why must you always dwell?

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00:18:29.500 Oh, why?

00:18:30.320 Why?

00:18:30.640 Where the hell my phone?

00:18:32.160 Where the hell my phone?

00:18:33.100 Probably in a fold of your fat.

00:18:35.000 That's...

00:18:35.780 I don't know how you post to get home.

00:18:41.800 She should have played that on the flute.

00:18:43.300 Then people would have been able to unite behind her artistry.

00:18:47.540 Man.

00:18:48.700 Okay.

00:18:49.880 So the next one is Jean-Pierre.

00:18:52.440 Ah.

00:18:52.880 Jean-Pierre.

00:18:53.420 Oh, yeah.

00:18:53.680 You were getting to someone you said was also attractive.

00:18:56.860 She's attractive and dumb as a box of rocks.

00:19:01.000 She's dumb as a box of rocks.

00:19:02.200 There's no doubt about that.

00:19:02.880 She is, I think, very, very good looking.

00:19:05.340 I do, too.

00:19:06.120 However, how much money are we spending on her wardrobe?

00:19:09.900 Give me over under.

00:19:12.080 Corinne Jean-Pierre's wardrobe and Ukraine.

00:19:15.260 Which have we spent more money on?

00:19:17.100 I would like to know.

00:19:18.460 She's wearing something new and very fancy and very colorful and very nice every single day.

00:19:24.160 I've never seen her wear two things that are the same.

00:19:27.140 Every day she's out there.

00:19:28.240 It's an incredible...

00:19:28.940 We should ask.

00:19:29.700 Who's paying for her wardrobe?

00:19:31.960 She's your employee.

00:19:33.340 She's my employee.

00:19:34.340 She works for us.

00:19:35.440 Like, she is a...

00:19:36.360 This is not a campaign role.

00:19:38.220 This is a taxpayer role.

00:19:39.560 It's supposed to...

00:19:40.120 It's designed to inform the American people.

00:19:43.380 It is not designed to defend the president.

00:19:46.420 It is a travesty that that's what it's turned into.

00:19:51.780 But, like, Glenn, like, in all seriousness, remember when Sarah Palin got, like, criticized

00:19:58.100 because she had, like, three new outfits they bought for her for the campaign?

00:20:01.720 Yeah.

00:20:02.180 And everyone freaked out.

00:20:03.260 She may not be paid for this.

00:20:04.580 She may have bought these herself.

00:20:06.780 I don't know.

00:20:07.120 She may have.

00:20:07.400 I would like to know the answer to it.

00:20:08.540 Because if so, she may just be...

00:20:10.920 She may have won the lottery nine straight times.

00:20:13.660 Maybe that's how she's affording it.

00:20:15.560 Are there not bigger stories?

00:20:17.660 You're a close, weirdo.

00:20:18.760 How much is she...

00:20:20.340 Are we spending on this?

00:20:21.440 How much is she spending on it if it's just hers?

00:20:23.580 These are not...

00:20:24.620 Thousands of dollars.

00:20:25.640 This is not TJ Maxx stuff.

00:20:27.400 Yeah, thousands of dollars.

00:20:28.320 Well, it could be TJ Maxx stuff.

00:20:29.980 But she'd have to be there all the time.

00:20:34.060 Which might explain how she's so bad at her job.

00:20:37.960 Maybe she's at TJ Maxx all the time.

00:20:40.140 Okay, so anyway.

00:20:42.000 So she, yesterday, is trying to explain...

00:20:45.600 And I swear to you, I don't mind somebody having notes.

00:20:48.580 I don't mind somebody having a book of notes for your answers.

00:20:51.640 But can you look up from the book?

00:20:56.240 I swear to you, I think she's so ashamed of some of the answers she has to give

00:21:00.680 that she just can't look up.

00:21:02.620 She just can't look people in the eye.

00:21:04.100 But she is trying to answer why Joe Biden called on a dead woman.

00:21:12.040 Do we have the Joe Biden where he is calling for a woman who just died?

00:21:19.660 A congresswoman who was just in a car accident and died.

00:21:22.460 Listen to this.

00:21:22.980 And so many of you know so much about this as well and you're committed.

00:21:28.180 And I want to thank all of you here for including bipartisan elected officials like

00:21:32.380 Representative Gover, Senator Braun, Senator Booker, Representative...

00:21:37.560 Jackie, are you here?

00:21:38.900 Where's Jackie?

00:21:39.980 I didn't think she was going to be here.

00:21:42.620 To help make this...

00:21:43.460 Yes, she was if she wasn't in a car wreck and you made a big deal out of it.

00:21:50.300 Okay.

00:21:52.320 When you hear...

00:21:53.420 I'm going to play KJP here in a second.

00:21:55.960 When you hear her explanation, it is so unbelievable.

00:22:00.640 There was a almost...

00:22:03.640 Almost like...

00:22:04.980 It was chaos in the press room.

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00:24:03.800 Hello, Pat.

00:24:04.580 Hello, Glenn.

00:24:06.440 We're just starting to talk about Jean-Pierre, right?

00:24:10.220 Oh, yeah.

00:24:11.640 And her brilliant explanation.

00:24:13.520 Oh, so good.

00:24:14.300 Of a tough moment from the president.

00:24:15.860 So the president was giving a speech, and he talked about, you know, people that were

00:24:21.960 working on this bill, and Jackie Wolorski was one of them.

00:24:26.820 She's passed away, tragically, in a really horrible car accident.

00:24:30.460 It was a big story.

00:24:31.440 The president, you know, talked about her, et cetera, et cetera, meeting with the family

00:24:35.100 on Friday.

00:24:36.860 However, when he's giving the speech, he says this.

00:24:41.360 And so many of you know so much about this as well, and you're committed.

00:24:47.180 And I want to thank all of you here for including bipartisan elected officials like Representative

00:24:52.220 Governor, Senator Braun, Senator Booker, Representative Jackie, are you here?

00:24:57.840 Where's Jackie?

00:24:58.960 I didn't think she was going to be here.

00:25:01.380 I think she's going to help make this.

00:25:03.180 Oh, my gosh.

00:25:04.400 Oh, my gosh.

00:25:05.400 That's incredible.

00:25:06.280 Now, this is why this is important.

00:25:08.560 To all Americans, this should be very, very important.

00:25:12.140 That is a take the keys away from Grandpa.

00:25:15.520 Maybe it's time for Grandpa to stay home and just enjoy the rest of his life.

00:25:21.980 But Grandpa has no clue as to what he's talking about.

00:25:26.840 This is a terrifying moment.

00:25:30.620 We are on the verge of World War III.

00:25:36.320 And this guy's in charge.

00:25:37.460 And this guy's in charge.

00:25:38.580 I think this is the clearest moment of dementia since this all began, what, three years ago-ish.

00:25:45.580 Because there's no explanation for it.

00:25:47.700 I mean, you know, they always give the, well, he was a stutterer.

00:25:51.500 Don't make fun of his stuttering.

00:25:54.640 He's not stuttering.

00:25:56.600 That's not what that is.

00:25:57.580 No.

00:25:58.060 But that's the excuse they use.

00:26:00.360 There's no excuse for this.

00:26:01.860 Yeah.

00:26:02.120 And to add on to your point here, Pat.

00:26:04.740 Look, we're conservatives.

00:26:05.940 We're a conservative show.

00:26:06.840 We like to make fun of Democrats often when they make dumb mistakes.

00:26:10.200 Right?

00:26:10.640 Like, okay.

00:26:11.700 This is not dangerous.

00:26:13.280 Barack Obama, 57 states.

00:26:14.780 Right.

00:26:14.960 That is not what this is.

00:26:16.060 That's right.

00:26:16.380 This is real.

00:26:17.160 This is not conservatives having a good time.

00:26:19.500 Right.

00:26:19.700 Trying to bash a guy.

00:26:20.900 This is a guy who is gone.

00:26:23.260 He should not be in office doing this job.

00:26:27.240 This is, I mean, this is example number 1,000 of them.

00:26:30.140 And some of them, there's been a couple here and there that any average person could make.

00:26:34.180 I know of no one.

00:26:35.800 He released a statement specifically about her death.

00:26:40.540 He's going to see the family.

00:26:42.660 Tomorrow.

00:26:43.120 He's at an event where surely at some point someone said, now, of course, the late Jackie Valera or whatever her name is.

00:26:50.440 Valorski.

00:26:51.040 Valorski.

00:26:51.440 Valorski is not, you know, worked hard on this and we want to give her credit for it.

00:26:55.260 And here's, may I give you, may I give you an explanation, but it does not explain a way why he would do it, but it would explain why he made a comment.

00:27:08.520 Because if I don't, if I am afraid of pronunciation of a name, I will often times, just to avoid it, say, and Stu, and I'll see Bregeer on the teleprompter, and I know I can say it, but I'm afraid I'm going to botch it.

00:27:28.700 So I'll go, and Stu, Stu is here.

00:27:30.460 Where are you, Stu?

00:27:31.800 Right.

00:27:32.240 Stu is here.

00:27:32.800 And so I deflect.

00:27:34.220 Yes.

00:27:34.500 Okay.

00:27:35.420 I think that's what he did.

00:27:37.960 He was deflecting because he saw the name, probably knew it, maybe not.

00:27:44.140 No, I don't think he did.

00:27:44.800 I don't think he did.

00:27:45.640 Yeah.

00:27:46.020 And had no idea what he was even talking about.

00:27:51.420 Okay.

00:27:51.820 Possible, but he should still know that she's not alive.

00:27:54.180 Yeah.

00:27:54.360 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:27:55.120 It's got nothing to do with.

00:27:55.480 Yeah.

00:27:55.640 I mean, that's saying to me that he's checked out just reading a teleprompter, not engaged at all with what's going on, forgets that she's dead.

00:28:08.240 Okay.

00:28:08.420 That's a really bad problem.

00:28:11.600 If I were, you know, talking about my mom, and thanks to Pat for bringing this up, my mother passed away in a very tragic way when I was young.

00:28:22.820 Do you have to continually harp on it?

00:28:24.860 My gosh, it hurts deeply, Pat.

00:28:27.140 But where is she right now?

00:28:28.160 I don't know.

00:28:29.200 Right.

00:28:29.540 Should she be here in this room?

00:28:31.100 No, she shouldn't be.

00:28:32.120 And if I was talking about my mom, and I was like, hey, has my mom called?

00:28:35.680 You would all say, what the hell is wrong with you, Glenn?

00:28:39.880 Right.

00:28:40.420 Well, she was on the top of my mind.

00:28:43.120 And you thought she would call?

00:28:46.400 That's scary.

00:28:47.100 It would be scary.

00:28:47.620 I think, like, there's a theoretical argument here.

00:28:51.680 Let me give you another potential explanation for this.

00:28:54.280 And it's not good.

00:28:55.340 But he knew nothing about this happening at the time.

00:28:59.320 They released a statement in his name that he didn't even approve or know about.

00:29:03.260 Right.

00:29:03.480 He goes to this thing.

00:29:04.580 He's just reading the teleprompter.

00:29:06.080 He has no awareness of who this person is or that she died.

00:29:09.200 And just looks around and says, oh, Jackie, are you there?

00:29:11.100 And maybe because of the pronunciation is why he said, is she here?

00:29:14.360 It's a U.S. congressman, though.

00:29:15.780 I know.

00:29:15.880 You would think he would know she died.

00:29:18.180 I know.

00:29:18.600 Especially because, no, I think this is, I think Stu may be right.

00:29:22.960 He is so checked out that they don't update him.

00:29:25.660 They just continually release things.

00:29:27.640 They may have updated him at the time.

00:29:29.220 But, like, he's not going to remember something from several months ago.

00:29:31.760 And then he can't remember something from several minutes ago.

00:29:33.960 Right.

00:29:34.080 And I think, like, there's a, like, let's just say this was Ron DeSantis.

00:29:38.960 Okay.

00:29:39.320 Ron DeSantis is doing a press conference.

00:29:40.980 He comes out and he says, Jackie, are you here?

00:29:42.580 And she's been dead for three months.

00:29:44.740 And he really, again, if this happened to someone who no one believed was losing it,

00:29:53.180 no one thinks Ron DeSantis is on the verge of dementia.

00:29:55.820 Right.

00:29:56.440 In theory, look, he's a busy guy.

00:29:59.560 He lost track of who this person is.

00:30:01.720 You know, he just forgot about it.

00:30:04.160 But they wouldn't come out and say he was, she was on top of mind.

00:30:08.420 He would come out and say, oh, my gosh, I can't believe I did.

00:30:10.780 I'm such an idiot.

00:30:11.720 Like, I'm such an idiot.

00:30:12.740 I got confused at the wrong person.

00:30:14.320 And I totally forgot.

00:30:15.700 You know, it's just, it's inexcusable.

00:30:17.720 And I apologize.

00:30:18.640 And for someone you believed was competent, you'd say, that's a really bad mistake.

00:30:22.380 You look like an idiot.

00:30:23.060 But, you know, what are you going to do?

00:30:24.140 And they would admit.

00:30:24.920 They can't say that.

00:30:26.740 The White House can't say it because everyone already believes he's gone mentally.

00:30:30.820 Yeah.

00:30:30.920 So if they say he's confused or forgot about someone dying, it's going to be yet another

00:30:35.800 big piece of information that he's gone.

00:30:37.140 Which brings you to KJP, somebody who is, I just don't think she believes what she's saying.

00:30:44.680 Even if she knows what she's saying, then that may just be, she may be dumb as a box of rock.

00:30:50.320 She's horrible at her job.

00:30:52.140 But all of the people in the White House had a session, all the best PR minds in the White

00:30:57.560 House all got together and said, what do we say about this?

00:31:01.040 And they came up with this excuse.

00:31:03.920 Cut one.

00:31:04.740 Florida, that is the focus.

00:31:06.220 And that's going to continue to be the focus these next couple of days.

00:31:09.300 One quick final one.

00:31:10.120 What happened in the hunger event today?

00:31:11.840 The president appeared to look around the room for an audience member, a member of Congress

00:31:16.680 who passed away last month.

00:31:17.980 He seemed to indicate she might be in the room.

00:31:19.620 So the president was, as you all know, you guys were watching today's event, a very important

00:31:25.640 event on food insecurity.

00:31:28.100 The president was naming the congressional champions on this issue and was acknowledging

00:31:32.840 her incredible work.

00:31:34.840 He had planned to welcome the Congresswoman's family to the White House on Friday.

00:31:41.460 There will be a bill signing in her honor this coming Friday.

00:31:45.700 So, of course, she was on his mind.

00:31:48.040 And she was on top of mind for the president.

00:31:50.720 He very much looks forward to discussing her room.

00:31:54.680 That is ridiculous.

00:31:56.260 And we all know it's ridiculous.

00:31:57.520 It's insulting.

00:31:58.120 And America, wake up.

00:32:01.400 This is not some right-wing conservative that's saying, oh, we're in trouble.

00:32:07.440 We're in trouble.

00:32:08.380 And there's no evidence of trouble.

00:32:11.620 You know, Glenn's just saying this could happen.

00:32:14.780 This is happening.

00:32:16.480 We are on the verge of World War III, and we have a president who is not cognitively engaged

00:32:26.700 at all times.

00:32:28.240 Okay?

00:32:28.820 We have no idea how engaged he is.

00:32:31.640 We know he has incredible lapses.

00:32:34.380 We don't know if he's actually in charge or if someone else is in charge.

00:32:39.340 This is extraordinarily dangerous.

00:32:43.260 And even the press room didn't accept this.

00:32:47.080 Listen to this.

00:32:48.680 And she was on top of mind.

00:32:51.100 I mean, I don't...

00:32:51.780 That is...

00:32:52.400 I mean, that is...

00:32:53.780 That is not an unusual...

00:32:55.660 Yes, it is.

00:32:56.200 ...unusual scenario there.

00:32:57.660 I have John Lennon top of mind just about every day, but I'm not looking around for him anyway.

00:33:01.820 When you sign a bill for John Lennon as president, then we can have this conversation.

00:33:06.840 Okay, go ahead.

00:33:07.860 Go ahead.

00:33:08.500 What?

00:33:08.820 The frequency, Irene.

00:33:10.800 These moments of confusion are happening with your race.

00:33:13.660 Go ahead.

00:33:14.780 Excuse me.

00:33:15.260 Americans are watching this that are happening.

00:33:17.620 What do you say to that?

00:33:19.580 This is a legitimate question.

00:33:21.500 We need to have some answers.

00:33:22.760 At the end of the year, what can you tell us about that?

00:33:25.880 I'm sorry.

00:33:26.200 Somebody was yelling over you, so...

00:33:28.200 Go ahead.

00:33:29.380 There are reports that Treasury Secretary Yellen is looking to leave the administration.

00:33:32.540 It is not your turn to speak, and you're being rude to your colleagues, and let your colleague answer the question.

00:33:37.400 Maybe the colleague should be asking their same question.

00:33:39.400 Go ahead.

00:33:39.420 No.

00:33:40.040 Right.

00:33:40.680 You're yelling and over your colleague.

00:33:42.500 So that is incredibly rude.

00:33:45.000 Oh, is that the rude thing that's happening here?

00:33:47.120 Go ahead.

00:33:47.600 There are reports that Treasury Secretary Yellen is looking to leave the administration at the end of the year.

00:33:52.800 So incredible.

00:33:53.480 Incredible.

00:33:54.160 All right.

00:33:54.560 So the woman who was speaking out there was Kimberly Halkett, and she is from Al Jazeera.

00:34:05.300 So Al Jazeera.

00:34:07.340 Not exactly Fox News.

00:34:09.020 No, not exactly Fox News.

00:34:11.280 And, I mean, it's always the foreign press.

00:34:13.980 Yeah.

00:34:14.180 It's either Peter Ducey or the foreign press that is saying, you know, there's something deeply wrong here.

00:34:21.100 And she points out that it's been happening frequently.

00:34:24.440 She's trying to yell that more frequently.

00:34:26.680 Can you give us a real answer on what's going on here?

00:34:30.340 Do you know who did the John Lennon line?

00:34:31.960 Because that wasn't Ducey, or...

00:34:33.380 No.

00:34:33.500 I don't know who that was.

00:34:34.240 I don't know who that was.

00:34:35.440 Again, like, I mean, look, this is not...

00:34:37.580 This...

00:34:39.100 You know, we make fun of Barack Obama for 57 states, right?

00:34:42.540 That's a conservative thing.

00:34:43.860 We're having fun.

00:34:45.000 This is something that not only conservatives or independents understand, the left understands it.

00:34:50.140 And, in fact, in the halls of the White House right now, they should be having conversations among themselves about the 25th Amendment.

00:34:57.180 Yes, they should.

00:34:58.140 Not just conversations.

00:34:59.840 They should be enacting it right now.

00:35:01.700 But they're all so arrogant.

00:35:03.600 They think they don't need him.

00:35:05.620 It's the same thing with John Fetterman.

00:35:08.100 Yeah.

00:35:08.280 They don't care.

00:35:09.440 They don't care.

00:35:10.120 He can't think anymore.

00:35:10.840 Dianne Feinstein.

00:35:11.220 We're not looking for someone...

00:35:13.220 Yes.

00:35:13.620 Yes.

00:35:13.800 Dianne Feinstein.

00:35:14.700 We, on election night, we have to come up with, you know, all of the people that have been accused of horrible things that are running, that the press has never brought up, and the people who have checked out mentally.

00:35:30.620 And that could be, honestly, that could be the vice president.

00:35:33.500 Vince, she's just a moron.

00:35:35.420 Yeah.

00:35:35.580 Just a moron.

00:35:36.520 She said this morning that we have a very close ally in North Korea.

00:35:41.140 Mm-hmm.

00:35:41.500 That we have.

00:35:42.320 Yeah.

00:35:43.080 So they don't care.

00:35:44.480 They're not...

00:35:45.420 These people are not being chosen to run.

00:35:49.600 They're being chosen to just go along.

00:35:53.160 Yeah.

00:35:53.780 And it's extraordinarily dangerous.

00:35:56.320 There is no check and balance when you don't know who's actually making the decisions.

00:36:02.420 And I don't mean to...

00:36:03.560 I shouldn't mess this...

00:36:05.980 I shouldn't cross these streams here.

00:36:08.460 The Kamala Harris thing with North Korea is like 57 states.

00:36:11.880 Yeah.

00:36:12.140 It's similar to that.

00:36:13.000 That's true.

00:36:13.120 It's funny.

00:36:13.600 I like making fun of her of her because she's a dope.

00:36:16.320 But, like, that is not a serious issue.

00:36:19.340 A serious issue.

00:36:20.860 If she were president of the United States, that wouldn't be.

00:36:23.500 But the fact that she is just as...

00:36:27.600 Not as intelligent as you would...

00:36:29.600 No.

00:36:29.760 She's not as intelligent as a bathroom bull brush.

00:36:32.300 Yeah.

00:36:32.640 If she was even half as intelligent as a bathroom bull brush, you'd give her the benefit of the

00:36:37.280 doubt.

00:36:37.380 She's just not connecting dots.

00:36:39.340 But he's not connecting dots because he is slipping into darkness.

00:36:44.360 And everyone in the media and everyone on the left and everyone in the White House,

00:36:49.700 they all know it, too.

00:36:51.700 It's not just us.

00:36:52.860 They all know it.

00:36:53.840 Yesterday was the straw that broke the camel's back to reveal it to everybody, right?

00:36:58.860 Democrats, Republicans, Independents, Communists, I don't care who you are.

00:37:03.000 Now you know that what we've been saying for the last two and a half years is true.

00:37:07.360 The guy is definitely out to lunch and he's not coming home for dinner.

00:37:12.940 Yeah.

00:37:13.240 So...

00:37:13.800 And I think the only way the left is actually going to admit this and the media is going

00:37:16.780 to admit it is if they decide they want someone else to be the candidate in 2024.

00:37:21.140 At some point, for example, if they were to get, you know, beat up really badly in this

00:37:25.680 2022 election and they decided, holy crap, this is going really badly.

00:37:29.680 We're about to...

00:37:30.180 We're going into a recession.

00:37:31.600 2024 is going to be a catastrophe if we keep this guy on the ticket.

00:37:34.400 Then they'll all of a sudden start to admit what all of us know, that this guy cannot

00:37:38.400 do this job and he's out to lunch and not coming home for dinner.

00:37:40.980 And at that point, then the rumors can start.

00:37:44.040 Then the leaks can come to the New York Times.

00:37:46.220 Then the Washington Post and the Styles section will have some fascinating story that doesn't

00:37:51.840 seem to make sense in the Styles section that points out that everyone in the White House

00:37:55.520 knows that he's long gone and they're all talking about a change behind the scenes.

00:38:01.400 And eventually we can have Joe come out and say he's having health issues and he's stepping

00:38:05.120 down.

00:38:05.620 That's the only way they'll ever admit this is going on.

00:38:08.480 Correct.

00:38:08.780 When they decide it benefits them.

00:38:10.960 That's how this works.

00:38:12.120 They don't mind it now.

00:38:13.840 They really don't mind it.

00:38:14.980 They have the power.

00:38:15.660 They get to run the whole fantasy league with the country.

00:38:19.040 Exactly right.

00:38:19.700 They're all sitting back there with none of the responsibility making all the decisions.

00:38:23.460 Yep.

00:38:24.980 It's a horror show.

00:38:25.820 I will not be lectured by these people that I am anti-government or anti-Constitution.

00:38:31.880 All I'm asking is for our government to read and execute the Constitution as written.

00:38:42.080 Read it.

00:38:43.940 Learn it.

00:38:46.060 Use it.

00:38:47.600 It will come against me sometimes.

00:38:50.140 It will come against you sometimes.

00:38:53.080 I'm fine with that.

00:38:54.600 But use the Constitution and don't you dare say I'm anti-government or anti-America or

00:39:00.400 anti-Constitution.

00:39:02.720 This guy should not be in office.

00:39:05.960 There should be a real discussion on his mental health.

00:39:11.920 Period.

00:39:12.400 Got a challenge for you.

00:39:14.940 I want you to take a moment today and really reflect where your finances are.

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00:40:19.640 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:40:31.600 I, I, I, it's one of the most irresponsible stories that I have ever seen from journalists.

00:40:44.440 And that's saying a lot, this time from the New York Times.

00:40:47.920 New York Times being irresponsible, the most irresponsible story I've seen.

00:40:52.480 Yeah, well, we'll tell you about it coming up in just a second.

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00:42:26.980 What you are about to hear

00:42:55.280 is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:42:59.120 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:04.280 Hello, America.

00:43:06.120 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:09.100 Usually the stock market doesn't mean anything

00:43:12.740 to the average person, all right?

00:43:15.800 But mutual funds, your IRAs, your retirement funds,

00:43:23.140 corporate equities, all of this have lost $42 trillion.

00:43:30.300 They have fallen $42 trillion at the start of the year.

00:43:37.400 We now have $6.1 trillion has been lost

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00:43:45.580 And the current total wealth losses

00:43:48.900 from the stock market alone

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00:43:59.940 and you're not really doing it.

00:44:00.940 It's just in a 401k, IRA, whatever.

00:44:04.020 But we've all lost a lot of money.

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00:44:12.120 What do you do?

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00:45:30.740 All righty.

00:45:31.640 So Glenn, you had the big special last night

00:45:33.880 on the economy.

00:45:34.980 And I find it to be a really fascinating situation right now.

00:45:38.920 Let me give you just a couple of stats that I've seen.

00:45:41.740 Yeah.

00:45:41.940 The pending home sales in the United States

00:45:46.500 down 22.5% year over year.

00:45:50.100 That's as low as the 2008 financial crisis

00:45:53.300 and almost as low as the COVID collapse,

00:45:56.460 which you might remember,

00:45:57.900 we basically shut down the entire world

00:45:59.760 in March and April of 2020.

00:46:01.680 Yeah.

00:46:01.880 So nobody was really buying houses at that time

00:46:04.840 because you couldn't leave your house.

00:46:07.540 Couldn't leave your house, right?

00:46:08.260 So it's just, it's a little better than that.

00:46:11.300 A little better than that.

00:46:12.540 A little better than closing every business,

00:46:15.340 every bank, every real estate office,

00:46:17.940 all transactions stop.

00:46:20.100 It's a little better than that.

00:46:22.220 Okay.

00:46:22.980 Liquidity conditions in the U.S. Treasury market.

00:46:25.720 This is a measure by Bloomberg.

00:46:28.800 It is as bad as March, 2020, basically.

00:46:33.180 As bad as March, 2020.

00:46:36.180 Then you have this situation,

00:46:39.280 which I find to be fascinating.

00:46:41.260 If you have,

00:46:42.660 if you want to pay $2,500 a month on your mortgage,

00:46:45.520 okay, $2,500 a month with 20% down,

00:46:48.560 typical sort of situation,

00:46:50.260 you might be going to buy a new home.

00:46:51.340 As of a year ago,

00:46:56.420 you could afford a house that was $759,000

00:47:00.380 with that outcome.

00:47:02.440 20% down, $2,500 a month.

00:47:06.400 $759,000 a year ago.

00:47:08.300 Now it's $476,000

00:47:10.380 because of all of the interest rate changes,

00:47:13.540 all the inflation and all of that.

00:47:15.880 Now, at the same time,

00:47:17.100 almost every currency in the globe

00:47:20.380 is going through the basement floor

00:47:23.520 and the U.S. dollar

00:47:26.640 is the only one that is showing any strength.

00:47:31.160 So how do you look at all of that

00:47:33.160 and come up with some grand unifying theory

00:47:36.440 as to what is going on?

00:47:39.460 The central banks are destroying everything.

00:47:43.240 They're destroying everything.

00:47:44.880 They all got bailed out.

00:47:47.420 You know,

00:47:47.660 and I'm not qualified,

00:47:51.940 nor do I feel appropriately equipped

00:47:56.180 to talk about, you know,

00:47:57.900 liquidity in the bond market.

00:47:59.760 That's something that can be saved for CNBC.

00:48:02.440 It just means that those people

00:48:06.000 who are in the, you know, stock game,

00:48:10.460 the liquidity is very low,

00:48:11.940 meaning there's not a lot of excess money

00:48:14.640 slashing or sloshing around.

00:48:16.400 So if things go down,

00:48:18.760 there's no money there

00:48:20.380 to be able to bail things out.

00:48:23.320 Okay.

00:48:23.660 That is the central bank.

00:48:25.800 What they've been doing,

00:48:26.820 they've been printing money.

00:48:28.300 So there's still plenty of money.

00:48:30.960 Okay.

00:48:31.980 So that means that you're going to have

00:48:34.660 to start printing money.

00:48:35.540 That's what happened yesterday in England.

00:48:37.640 The, um, the union pensions

00:48:41.480 all went under.

00:48:43.600 Okay.

00:48:45.080 It's just folded up.

00:48:46.860 There's no way we can,

00:48:48.420 we can pay for any of these pensions,

00:48:50.600 folded up.

00:48:51.400 And so the bank of England

00:48:53.060 who just swore

00:48:55.060 we're not printing any more money.

00:48:57.040 Inflation is already out of control.

00:48:59.700 They said,

00:49:00.740 except for now,

00:49:02.240 we are, we're printing money

00:49:03.420 and they just started printing money

00:49:05.360 like there's no tomorrow.

00:49:06.820 So the bond market,

00:49:08.240 the, the stock exchange over there

00:49:09.900 went up.

00:49:11.240 Why?

00:49:12.160 Because the P the people

00:49:13.660 who are playing the game

00:49:15.160 and getting the money

00:49:17.180 from the central bank,

00:49:19.560 they're like, okay, great.

00:49:21.120 They're printing money again,

00:49:22.180 plenty of money.

00:49:22.720 I'm going to make some more money here.

00:49:23.860 I'm going to put it back

00:49:24.520 into the stock market

00:49:25.440 and I'll make money

00:49:26.320 and then I'll pull it out.

00:49:27.560 This is a game that does not end.

00:49:30.320 You cannot get out of this.

00:49:32.480 This is something I've been warning about

00:49:34.100 since 2008

00:49:35.820 and they're not going to tell you.

00:49:38.180 I'm going to,

00:49:38.620 I'm going to attach a name

00:49:39.760 to something

00:49:40.940 because I really respect this guy

00:49:43.620 and I would never have expected him

00:49:46.240 to say something like this,

00:49:48.180 but he really believes.

00:49:51.780 And so I'm attaching a name

00:49:53.720 because I think he's a good guy

00:49:55.340 and it just shows

00:49:57.660 if the good guys are thinking like this,

00:50:00.540 what are the nefarious ones thinking?

00:50:03.100 I was on Neil Cavuto 2007

00:50:07.520 and I laid the case out

00:50:10.900 that we were going to have a collapse

00:50:12.440 and he pushed back and pushed back

00:50:16.540 and I have no problem

00:50:17.920 if people disagree.

00:50:18.820 In fact, I said,

00:50:19.600 Neil, if you disagree,

00:50:21.760 please, I want to know where I'm wrong.

00:50:24.300 I want to be wrong on this.

00:50:26.200 It just doesn't look like I'm wrong.

00:50:28.420 We finished

00:50:30.620 and Neil,

00:50:31.580 who again,

00:50:32.900 I believe is truly a good guy,

00:50:36.660 he looked at me

00:50:37.640 and, sorry,

00:50:39.340 he didn't look at me.

00:50:40.560 I got up from the table.

00:50:41.560 I said,

00:50:41.840 thank you, Neil.

00:50:42.340 That was good.

00:50:42.900 And he said,

00:50:43.720 you're the most irresponsible broadcaster

00:50:45.680 I have ever met.

00:50:46.620 And I said,

00:50:49.320 and that was crushing to me

00:50:50.520 because I like Neil.

00:50:51.500 And I said,

00:50:52.280 what?

00:50:53.920 And I said,

00:50:55.080 what do you,

00:50:57.460 what did I get wrong?

00:51:00.800 Why didn't you say

00:51:01.700 what I got wrong?

00:51:03.960 Because I want to know.

00:51:05.260 And he said,

00:51:05.920 no, you're not wrong.

00:51:07.040 We just don't say those things.

00:51:09.360 that causes panic

00:51:11.460 and panic

00:51:13.060 causes things to get worse.

00:51:16.800 And I,

00:51:18.040 my,

00:51:18.420 my point of view was,

00:51:19.980 no,

00:51:20.320 by not telling the American people

00:51:22.560 what is possibly coming

00:51:25.360 causes even more panic

00:51:27.460 when it comes.

00:51:30.860 The reason why I say this

00:51:33.540 and I've attached his name to it

00:51:35.540 for the first time

00:51:36.240 is because I respect Neil.

00:51:38.700 I think he's a good guy

00:51:40.960 and there are honest people

00:51:43.700 who have honest differences

00:51:45.260 on,

00:51:46.040 on what to say

00:51:47.660 and how to react.

00:51:50.440 But you have an administration now

00:51:53.300 and a media

00:51:55.180 that is doing nothing.

00:51:57.520 They're doing nothing

00:51:58.500 but lying to you.

00:52:00.540 And

00:52:01.340 everybody knows

00:52:03.920 this is a train wreck.

00:52:06.460 So yesterday,

00:52:07.520 the British pound

00:52:08.720 almost collapsed.

00:52:12.660 Why is the dollar going up?

00:52:14.880 Because the euro is going down.

00:52:17.280 Because the British pound

00:52:18.800 is going down.

00:52:20.460 Everybody's on the verge

00:52:21.840 of collapse.

00:52:23.560 America

00:52:24.080 is the strongest place

00:52:26.720 to put your money.

00:52:28.180 Now,

00:52:28.680 let me ask you this.

00:52:30.620 you have to,

00:52:33.860 you have to,

00:52:35.620 put your product

00:52:37.800 in a store

00:52:38.580 and you're responsible

00:52:40.120 for everything

00:52:41.980 that is sold,

00:52:44.040 damaged,

00:52:45.220 or lost.

00:52:48.200 Where are you going

00:52:49.460 to put your product?

00:52:51.480 In a CVS?

00:52:53.760 In a part of town

00:52:55.380 that is just,

00:52:56.400 is getting ransacked

00:52:57.680 every day?

00:52:58.620 You know,

00:53:00.260 you're going to put it

00:53:00.640 in downtown San Francisco

00:53:02.000 where people go in

00:53:03.460 and take the product

00:53:04.900 and just walk away with it.

00:53:06.980 Are you going to put

00:53:07.940 your money there?

00:53:09.920 Or are you going to put

00:53:11.040 your money in a place

00:53:12.320 where it may not happen,

00:53:15.260 but it is happening,

00:53:18.360 but just not at that rate

00:53:20.360 yet?

00:53:21.560 you of course

00:53:23.160 put your product there

00:53:24.320 and stop putting

00:53:25.820 your product

00:53:26.380 in San Francisco.

00:53:28.080 Correct?

00:53:28.620 Doesn't that seem logical?

00:53:30.560 That's what's happening

00:53:31.640 to the dollar.

00:53:32.560 It's not that we're strong,

00:53:34.480 it's just that

00:53:35.720 we're the last one

00:53:38.000 to go.

00:53:39.640 And as I've had

00:53:40.700 this argument

00:53:41.320 with people,

00:53:42.220 I've always explained it

00:53:43.420 as the floatiest poop,

00:53:44.640 a piece of poop

00:53:45.260 in the toilet bowl,

00:53:46.700 because maybe

00:53:47.760 it will get people's attention.

00:53:49.080 that all has

00:53:52.060 to be flushed.

00:53:53.260 It is not

00:53:54.680 going to last.

00:53:57.020 It's not

00:53:57.760 going to last.

00:53:59.540 But people with

00:54:00.840 lots of money,

00:54:02.860 institutions,

00:54:04.540 you know,

00:54:05.100 funds that are

00:54:07.180 investing for other people,

00:54:09.960 where are you going

00:54:10.360 to put your money?

00:54:11.740 Where are you going

00:54:12.440 to put it?

00:54:13.780 Tell me the country

00:54:15.000 that is stable.

00:54:16.380 Tell me the country

00:54:17.260 that isn't on the verge

00:54:18.540 of collapse.

00:54:19.740 Tell me the country

00:54:20.620 that didn't play

00:54:22.260 the game of printing money

00:54:24.360 so they could spend

00:54:25.880 more money.

00:54:27.360 Tell me the country.

00:54:29.560 You can't.

00:54:31.240 There is no country.

00:54:33.080 Did you see the video

00:54:34.040 of China blowing up

00:54:35.660 their ghost cities?

00:54:37.500 You seen this?

00:54:38.880 They're taking the parts

00:54:40.260 of the ghost cities

00:54:41.020 where they hadn't

00:54:42.600 finished them.

00:54:44.040 And I mean

00:54:44.600 25 skyscrapers.

00:54:47.160 They looked finished.

00:54:49.200 They're not finished

00:54:49.780 on the inside.

00:54:50.840 25 of them

00:54:51.840 taking them all

00:54:53.140 down at once.

00:54:54.580 Boom.

00:54:55.140 Blowing them up.

00:54:56.040 They're all coming

00:54:56.820 down at once.

00:54:57.460 It looks like the finale

00:54:58.220 of Fight Club.

00:54:59.320 That's what it looks like

00:54:59.900 to me.

00:55:00.360 It's crazy, isn't it?

00:55:01.480 It's crazy.

00:55:02.660 They're destroying

00:55:03.780 because

00:55:04.780 they can't let them

00:55:06.800 sit there empty.

00:55:07.980 So they blow them up

00:55:09.380 and destroy

00:55:09.960 because that

00:55:10.800 never worked.

00:55:11.760 what they were doing

00:55:12.860 was printing money

00:55:14.080 that they didn't have

00:55:16.400 to keep everybody

00:55:17.700 employed

00:55:18.340 and build

00:55:19.800 these ghost cities.

00:55:21.480 Now what?

00:55:23.480 Now what?

00:55:26.080 So you have

00:55:27.320 to start thinking

00:55:28.260 in a way

00:55:29.580 that you've

00:55:30.520 never had

00:55:31.400 to think before.

00:55:32.700 And this is

00:55:33.780 a global thing.

00:55:35.280 If people

00:55:35.740 in England

00:55:36.420 and I doubt

00:55:37.440 they are

00:55:37.780 because they don't

00:55:38.380 have talk radio,

00:55:39.220 they have the BBC

00:55:41.480 and if you think

00:55:43.260 I was on

00:55:44.260 NPR

00:55:45.200 and would be allowed

00:55:46.300 to have this

00:55:47.240 conversation

00:55:48.040 you're fooling

00:55:49.080 yourself.

00:55:51.040 So

00:55:51.680 try to get

00:55:53.740 someone

00:55:54.120 on the BBC

00:55:55.740 to say this.

00:55:57.060 They won't.

00:55:59.740 You

00:56:00.060 if you're

00:56:01.660 in England

00:56:02.200 and you think

00:56:03.880 that it's

00:56:04.740 going to go well

00:56:05.800 it's not.

00:56:06.880 And it has

00:56:07.380 nothing

00:56:08.000 to do

00:56:08.940 with the

00:56:09.320 new tax

00:56:09.940 proposal.

00:56:11.140 The new

00:56:11.740 tax proposal

00:56:12.500 lowered

00:56:13.300 corporate

00:56:13.840 rates

00:56:14.580 by

00:56:15.100 1%.

00:56:16.520 1%.

00:56:18.980 That's

00:56:20.700 not going

00:56:21.040 to cause

00:56:21.380 an economic

00:56:21.920 collapse.

00:56:23.440 Okay?

00:56:24.080 That will

00:56:24.760 actually

00:56:25.300 spur

00:56:26.020 things on.

00:56:26.820 Not very

00:56:27.240 much

00:56:27.620 because it's

00:56:28.020 only a 1%

00:56:28.740 cut.

00:56:29.100 It's no

00:56:29.420 big deal.

00:56:30.880 The other

00:56:31.640 cuts were

00:56:32.440 already in

00:56:33.000 the plans.

00:56:33.520 They were

00:56:33.680 already coming.

00:56:34.440 Were they

00:56:34.620 not?

00:56:34.940 Yeah,

00:56:35.080 there was

00:56:35.260 a tax cut

00:56:36.160 for the

00:56:37.020 average person.

00:56:37.620 It was

00:56:37.800 like 20%

00:56:38.600 to 19%.

00:56:39.620 The highest

00:56:40.880 income bracket

00:56:41.800 I think went

00:56:42.580 from 45 to

00:56:43.620 40.

00:56:44.660 They say

00:56:45.660 the difference

00:56:46.200 here is

00:56:46.580 $5 billion.

00:56:48.300 This is the

00:56:48.800 panicky

00:56:49.540 thing.

00:56:51.080 These estimates

00:56:52.040 $5 billion

00:56:52.860 of tax revenue

00:56:54.200 per year.

00:56:55.560 Which of course

00:56:56.100 is nothing

00:56:56.880 compared to

00:56:57.920 what they

00:56:58.480 spent on

00:56:58.940 COVID.

00:56:59.960 And is

00:57:00.940 basically what

00:57:01.800 they've already

00:57:02.260 spent on Ukraine

00:57:03.160 this year.

00:57:03.720 Not us,

00:57:04.120 but them

00:57:04.660 the UK.

00:57:05.600 So don't

00:57:06.000 send what

00:57:06.700 you were

00:57:07.020 going to

00:57:07.260 send to

00:57:07.680 Ukraine.

00:57:09.040 Or just

00:57:09.960 stop spending

00:57:10.520 all the money

00:57:10.800 on COVID

00:57:11.220 which you

00:57:11.800 should be

00:57:12.100 doing anyway.

00:57:12.800 Right.

00:57:13.800 And you've

00:57:14.500 saved all

00:57:14.980 that money.

00:57:15.940 You've done

00:57:16.260 it in a

00:57:16.660 year.

00:57:17.540 Save all

00:57:18.080 that money.

00:57:18.700 It's a

00:57:18.840 miracle.

00:57:19.820 What's

00:57:20.260 happening is

00:57:21.280 the banks,

00:57:22.380 the central

00:57:22.940 banks have

00:57:23.580 played the

00:57:24.440 game.

00:57:25.380 We are

00:57:25.580 now coming

00:57:26.460 to the

00:57:26.940 end of

00:57:27.580 that game.

00:57:28.860 So now

00:57:29.220 what do

00:57:29.800 you do?

00:57:30.440 I'm not

00:57:30.700 going to

00:57:30.860 talk at all

00:57:31.460 about stocks

00:57:32.260 or bonds

00:57:32.880 or any

00:57:33.300 of that

00:57:33.640 crap that

00:57:34.060 you'll

00:57:34.240 find on

00:57:34.640 CNBC.

00:57:35.580 They know

00:57:35.960 more than

00:57:36.620 I do,

00:57:37.560 I'm sure.

00:57:38.900 But let

00:57:39.460 me tell

00:57:39.920 you,

00:57:40.640 for anybody

00:57:41.260 who's not

00:57:42.260 a big

00:57:43.060 investor,

00:57:44.540 what do

00:57:44.900 you do

00:57:45.600 next?

00:57:47.760 Going about

00:57:48.380 your business

00:57:48.860 online every

00:57:49.460 day is a

00:57:49.800 little like

00:57:50.120 playing a

00:57:50.620 game of

00:57:51.000 chess where

00:57:51.560 the stakes

00:57:51.960 are everything

00:57:52.700 you own

00:57:53.520 and you

00:57:54.100 can't see

00:57:54.480 the moves

00:57:54.880 the other

00:57:55.220 guy is

00:57:55.620 making.

00:57:56.580 And maybe

00:57:56.820 it's your

00:57:57.080 first time

00:57:57.440 playing chess.

00:57:58.380 The other

00:57:59.000 guy happens

00:57:59.560 to be a

00:58:00.020 cyber criminal

00:58:00.820 and he's

00:58:01.880 not known

00:58:02.280 for playing

00:58:02.800 by the

00:58:03.180 rules,

00:58:03.640 which is

00:58:04.360 why you

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00:58:11.220 and what

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00:58:12.120 are.

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00:58:19.180 of China?

00:58:19.900 To collect

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00:59:16.360 All right,

00:59:18.680 so what do

00:59:19.020 you do?

00:59:19.840 What do

00:59:20.160 you do?

00:59:23.060 I don't

00:59:23.760 know what

00:59:24.100 people are

00:59:24.560 going to

00:59:25.060 need.

00:59:25.620 I just

00:59:26.080 know people

00:59:26.560 are going

00:59:26.900 to be in

00:59:27.720 need.

00:59:29.040 So if we

00:59:30.180 want to

00:59:31.440 be a

00:59:31.740 blessing to

00:59:32.420 others,

00:59:33.580 the best

00:59:34.200 thing,

00:59:34.460 and yourself,

00:59:35.400 the best

00:59:36.200 thing you

00:59:36.720 can own

00:59:37.500 is food,

00:59:40.980 water,

00:59:44.660 natural

00:59:45.520 gas,

00:59:46.080 propane,

00:59:49.640 anything

00:59:51.280 that are

00:59:52.220 essentials,

00:59:53.400 toothpaste,

00:59:54.800 toilet paper,

00:59:56.960 we are

00:59:58.300 going to

00:59:58.920 see real

00:59:59.880 shortages,

01:00:00.880 and that

01:00:01.740 is going

01:00:02.080 to be

01:00:02.360 coupled

01:00:02.700 with a

01:00:04.180 stagflation

01:00:05.740 kind of

01:00:06.420 market where

01:00:07.560 people are

01:00:08.180 losing their

01:00:08.700 jobs,

01:00:09.220 we're not

01:00:09.840 growing at

01:00:10.800 all,

01:00:12.380 and people

01:00:14.760 don't know

01:00:15.140 what to do.

01:00:15.780 you have

01:00:16.520 to think

01:00:17.220 like a

01:00:18.760 German Jew

01:00:19.820 of the

01:00:20.280 1930s.

01:00:21.180 You have

01:00:21.600 to start

01:00:22.020 thinking that

01:00:22.780 way.

01:00:23.420 You have

01:00:24.160 to start

01:00:24.460 thinking just

01:00:24.940 like a

01:00:25.360 German in

01:00:27.160 hyperinflation.

01:00:28.400 If you read

01:00:29.440 any of the

01:00:29.920 diaries of

01:00:30.340 these people

01:00:30.720 that lived

01:00:31.040 back then,

01:00:31.440 they said,

01:00:31.940 no one knew

01:00:33.000 what hyperinflation

01:00:34.080 even meant

01:00:35.040 a week

01:00:36.040 ago,

01:00:36.640 now it's

01:00:37.920 all that

01:00:38.540 people can

01:00:39.020 talk about.

01:00:40.240 You have

01:00:41.100 a chance,

01:00:41.620 as we

01:00:41.860 outlined on

01:00:42.320 the special

01:00:42.720 last night,

01:00:43.480 there is a

01:00:44.600 chance we

01:00:45.300 turn into

01:00:46.160 Venezuela,

01:00:46.720 and that

01:00:48.440 happens

01:00:49.380 overnight.

01:00:51.140 That is not

01:00:52.080 how does

01:00:52.860 somebody go

01:00:53.380 broke,

01:00:53.820 how does

01:00:54.060 somebody go

01:00:54.520 bankrupt,

01:00:54.920 over a long

01:00:56.560 period of

01:00:57.080 time,

01:00:57.420 and then

01:00:57.960 all at

01:00:58.400 once.

01:00:59.280 You made

01:01:00.160 decisions all

01:01:00.940 the way

01:01:01.180 along,

01:01:01.480 and you

01:01:01.680 push it

01:01:02.000 off,

01:01:02.220 push it

01:01:02.480 off,

01:01:02.660 push it

01:01:02.900 off,

01:01:03.100 push it

01:01:03.360 off,

01:01:03.580 then the

01:01:04.360 straw that

01:01:04.800 breaks the

01:01:05.240 camel's back,

01:01:05.960 whatever it

01:01:06.460 is,

01:01:06.740 it breaks,

01:01:07.440 and you

01:01:07.840 are out.

01:01:10.140 That's the

01:01:10.780 way it will

01:01:11.540 happen here.

01:01:12.460 Hopefully,

01:01:13.060 it doesn't

01:01:13.660 happen.

01:01:15.120 And I

01:01:15.700 can't tell

01:01:16.280 you for

01:01:16.740 sure what

01:01:17.500 to invest

01:01:18.740 in,

01:01:19.840 what to

01:01:20.260 put your

01:01:20.680 money in.

01:01:21.660 I know

01:01:22.080 food will

01:01:22.680 never go

01:01:23.200 out of

01:01:23.500 style.

01:01:24.660 But will

01:01:25.080 food be

01:01:25.560 called

01:01:25.840 hoarding?

01:01:26.660 Well,

01:01:26.880 it was in

01:01:27.320 Germany.

01:01:28.760 Art.

01:01:30.060 Art.

01:01:30.540 But how

01:01:31.600 long does

01:01:32.060 it take

01:01:32.580 before?

01:01:32.960 Because there

01:01:33.260 are going

01:01:33.580 to be

01:01:33.760 people who

01:01:34.180 survive.

01:01:35.600 See,

01:01:36.160 they are

01:01:36.440 just waiting

01:01:37.060 you out.

01:01:37.420 The people

01:01:37.720 at the

01:01:38.000 top are

01:01:38.640 waiting you

01:01:39.240 out.

01:01:39.580 When you

01:01:39.980 crumble and

01:01:41.300 you can't

01:01:41.800 afford it,

01:01:42.260 then they'll

01:01:42.660 scoop in

01:01:43.200 and buy

01:01:43.620 it at

01:01:44.160 a wholesale

01:01:44.740 price.

01:01:46.540 So,

01:01:47.100 what do

01:01:48.100 you have?

01:01:49.460 What do

01:01:49.760 you have?

01:01:51.420 Gold?

01:01:52.680 Silver?

01:01:54.560 We're going

01:01:55.140 to talk about

01:01:55.600 cryptocurrencies in

01:01:57.000 just a second

01:01:57.680 with a guy who

01:01:58.660 is going to

01:01:59.420 be the

01:02:00.360 head of

01:02:00.760 the

01:02:00.980 or one

01:02:01.980 of the

01:02:02.240 heads of

01:02:02.600 the House

01:02:03.040 Financial

01:02:03.700 Committee

01:02:04.240 when we

01:02:05.500 come back

01:02:05.880 here in

01:02:06.160 about 10

01:02:06.740 minutes.

01:02:08.680 He's going

01:02:09.220 to talk to

01:02:09.600 us about

01:02:10.080 cryptocurrency

01:02:10.640 and what

01:02:11.540 all of that

01:02:12.000 means and

01:02:12.600 what the

01:02:12.880 government is

01:02:13.420 doing.

01:02:14.180 Right now,

01:02:15.040 what are

01:02:15.240 they doing?

01:02:16.120 They're

01:02:16.400 collapsing

01:02:16.900 cryptocurrency.

01:02:18.460 Cryptocurrency,

01:02:19.080 I bet you,

01:02:19.740 if it was

01:02:20.040 completely unleashed

01:02:21.060 right now,

01:02:21.700 if there

01:02:22.260 weren't any

01:02:22.700 government

01:02:23.020 saying,

01:02:23.640 well,

01:02:23.840 we're going

01:02:24.200 to control

01:02:24.700 cryptocurrency

01:02:25.840 probably

01:02:26.320 be at

01:02:26.600 $100,000

01:02:27.200 for Bitcoin

01:02:27.820 right now.

01:02:28.320 you've got

01:02:30.880 to have

01:02:31.400 food,

01:02:32.100 water,

01:02:33.420 land,

01:02:34.480 a home,

01:02:35.500 but not

01:02:37.240 the stuff

01:02:38.080 that you're

01:02:38.840 so far

01:02:39.600 in debt.

01:02:40.720 If you

01:02:41.560 have high

01:02:42.340 interest credit

01:02:43.000 cards,

01:02:43.940 anything that

01:02:44.760 is high

01:02:45.160 interest or

01:02:46.600 variable,

01:02:48.060 get rid of

01:02:49.080 it right now.

01:02:50.200 It's better

01:02:51.000 to have

01:02:51.600 five or

01:02:53.340 seven percent

01:02:54.340 loan on

01:02:55.680 your house

01:02:56.220 than a

01:02:57.080 variable

01:02:57.480 loan

01:02:57.920 because

01:02:59.000 the interest

01:03:00.380 rate could

01:03:01.060 become

01:03:01.440 crippling.

01:03:02.640 Now,

01:03:02.900 what most

01:03:03.920 likely is

01:03:04.560 going to

01:03:04.820 happen is

01:03:06.460 they're going

01:03:06.840 to just

01:03:07.180 start raising

01:03:08.120 the rate

01:03:08.480 and raising

01:03:08.860 the rate

01:03:09.260 and raising

01:03:09.640 the rate

01:03:10.080 until

01:03:10.900 everything

01:03:12.260 falls apart

01:03:13.060 and then

01:03:14.000 they're going

01:03:14.280 to slash

01:03:15.020 the rate

01:03:15.560 and that

01:03:16.140 at the

01:03:16.540 time they

01:03:17.100 slash the

01:03:17.840 rate

01:03:18.200 before

01:03:19.120 inflation

01:03:20.260 is fixed,

01:03:21.560 that is

01:03:22.320 your moment

01:03:22.960 of we've

01:03:25.760 given up,

01:03:27.200 acceleration

01:03:27.780 of inflation

01:03:28.920 is our

01:03:31.060 destiny,

01:03:32.040 you'll start

01:03:32.920 seeing them

01:03:33.660 go to

01:03:34.340 cryptocurrency

01:03:35.000 and everything

01:03:35.880 else.

01:03:36.560 When America

01:03:37.180 does that,

01:03:37.800 that's when

01:03:38.160 the world

01:03:38.540 really freaks

01:03:39.300 out and

01:03:39.800 the game

01:03:40.300 completely

01:03:41.060 changes.

01:03:42.200 The Glenn

01:03:42.640 Back

01:03:42.960 Program.

01:03:46.540 Okay,

01:03:47.340 I hope I'm

01:03:47.940 wrong on all

01:03:48.380 that.

01:03:48.600 I really

01:03:48.920 hope I'm

01:03:49.340 wrong.

01:03:49.840 Pray that

01:03:50.740 I'm wrong.

01:03:51.880 Mary wrote

01:03:52.360 in about

01:03:52.700 her experience

01:03:53.220 with relief

01:03:53.720 doctor.

01:03:54.120 She says,

01:03:54.500 I was in

01:03:54.820 so much

01:03:55.200 pain.

01:03:55.500 By the

01:03:55.700 way,

01:03:56.020 medicine

01:03:56.360 is a

01:03:56.800 good thing

01:03:57.140 to store.

01:03:58.160 I was

01:03:58.540 in so

01:03:58.820 much pain

01:03:59.260 that I

01:03:59.580 literally

01:03:59.940 couldn't

01:04:00.280 walk

01:04:00.580 anymore.

01:04:01.060 Then I

01:04:01.300 got a

01:04:01.520 hold of

01:04:02.040 relief

01:04:02.380 factor

01:04:02.720 and within

01:04:03.020 a few

01:04:03.400 weeks I

01:04:03.800 was feeling

01:04:04.200 so much

01:04:04.700 better that

01:04:05.120 I was

01:04:05.320 actually

01:04:05.600 able to

01:04:06.020 walk

01:04:06.320 again.

01:04:07.240 My

01:04:07.360 neighbors

01:04:07.700 were so

01:04:08.260 impressed

01:04:08.840 that they

01:04:09.300 ordered

01:04:09.640 relief

01:04:10.040 factor

01:04:10.420 and

01:04:10.740 started

01:04:11.000 taking

01:04:11.260 it

01:04:11.380 for

01:04:11.500 themselves

01:04:11.980 as

01:04:12.380 well.

01:04:12.720 Thank

01:04:12.960 you.

01:04:13.260 Thank

01:04:13.500 you.

01:04:13.820 Thank

01:04:14.040 you.

01:04:14.800 From

01:04:15.140 me

01:04:15.640 and

01:04:15.980 my

01:04:16.220 friends

01:04:16.480 and

01:04:16.620 neighbors.

01:04:17.880 Mary,

01:04:19.080 way to

01:04:19.680 go.

01:04:20.260 Way to

01:04:20.640 go.

01:04:21.400 Relief

01:04:21.700 factor

01:04:21.980 is not

01:04:22.500 a drug

01:04:22.880 and it

01:04:23.920 is

01:04:24.080 something

01:04:24.340 that will

01:04:24.680 take you

01:04:25.020 out

01:04:25.160 without

01:04:25.380 you

01:04:25.640 even

01:04:25.940 feeling

01:04:26.500 that

01:04:27.000 you're

01:04:27.360 taking

01:04:27.760 something

01:04:28.180 to get

01:04:28.540 rid

01:04:28.700 of your

01:04:28.900 pain.

01:04:29.220 It

01:04:29.280 just

01:04:29.460 reduces

01:04:29.840 inflammation.

01:04:31.040 And

01:04:31.120 I'll

01:04:31.240 tell you,

01:04:31.600 you know

01:04:32.100 when

01:04:32.380 something

01:04:32.800 is

01:04:33.560 real,

01:04:34.440 when

01:04:34.940 people

01:04:35.480 start

01:04:35.800 taking

01:04:36.160 it

01:04:36.400 and

01:04:36.640 then

01:04:36.820 they

01:04:37.000 tell

01:04:37.260 everybody

01:04:37.600 they

01:04:37.860 know.

01:04:38.920 And

01:04:39.120 that's

01:04:39.360 what

01:04:39.460 happens.

01:04:39.980 I've

01:04:40.120 done it.

01:04:40.400 I can't

01:04:40.960 tell you

01:04:41.220 how many

01:04:41.540 times

01:04:41.840 I've

01:04:42.100 said it

01:04:42.620 myself

01:04:43.020 to

01:04:43.240 friends.

01:04:43.700 Have

01:04:43.840 you

01:04:43.940 tried

01:04:44.200 Relief

01:04:44.480 Factor?

01:04:45.200 Try it

01:04:45.700 please.

01:04:46.480 Relief

01:04:46.680 Factor

01:04:46.960 dot com

01:04:47.580 1-800

01:04:48.220 the number

01:04:48.740 for

01:04:49.060 relief

01:04:49.500 1-800

01:04:50.400 for

01:04:50.980 relief

01:04:51.540 1995

01:04:52.180 the

01:04:52.700 three

01:04:52.940 week

01:04:53.180 quick

01:04:53.420 start.

01:04:53.780 See

01:04:53.880 if

01:04:53.960 it

01:04:54.040 works

01:04:54.260 for

01:04:54.440 you.

01:04:54.700 Relief

01:04:55.700 Factor

01:04:56.140 dot com

01:04:56.920 Don't

01:04:59.980 miss

01:05:00.120 that special

01:05:00.700 happened

01:05:01.000 last night

01:05:01.400 on

01:05:01.580 Glenn

01:05:01.820 TV.

01:05:02.280 It's

01:05:02.320 all

01:05:02.440 part

01:05:02.660 of

01:05:02.800 blaze

01:05:03.140 tv.com

01:05:03.820 slash

01:05:04.160 Glenn.

01:05:04.720 The

01:05:04.820 promo

01:05:05.060 code

01:05:05.480 is

01:05:05.820 Glenn.

01:05:10.400 Dow

01:05:16.520 is

01:05:16.700 down

01:05:17.000 again

01:05:17.380 631

01:05:18.320 points.

01:05:19.840 Nobody

01:05:20.180 nothing to

01:05:21.500 see here

01:05:21.760 people

01:05:22.000 move on

01:05:22.660 that

01:05:23.140 democratic

01:05:23.740 momentum

01:05:24.300 to the

01:05:24.680 midterms

01:05:25.180 is really

01:05:25.940 really

01:05:26.340 ravishing

01:05:26.980 it's

01:05:27.300 really

01:05:27.540 good

01:05:27.880 my

01:05:29.460 tribute

01:05:30.020 to

01:05:30.620 Coolio

01:05:32.020 coming

01:05:33.900 up

01:05:34.180 can we

01:05:35.540 can we

01:05:36.080 delete the

01:05:36.440 show from

01:05:36.720 the archives

01:05:37.080 I don't

01:05:37.400 think so

01:05:37.820 can we

01:05:38.100 just

01:05:38.260 we have

01:05:38.740 Andy

01:05:39.300 Barr

01:05:39.540 with

01:05:39.760 us

01:05:40.000 the

01:05:40.340 congressman

01:05:41.320 from

01:05:41.800 Kentucky

01:05:42.580 he

01:05:44.100 is

01:05:44.840 on

01:05:45.660 the

01:05:46.100 house

01:05:47.060 financial

01:05:47.540 services

01:05:48.220 committee

01:05:48.740 senior

01:05:49.200 member

01:05:49.620 and

01:05:50.540 the

01:05:50.820 member

01:05:51.180 of

01:05:51.360 the

01:05:51.460 house

01:05:51.620 foreign

01:05:51.840 affairs

01:05:52.200 committee

01:05:52.580 and

01:05:53.940 we

01:05:54.380 had him

01:05:54.740 on

01:05:54.940 last

01:05:55.340 week

01:05:55.580 we

01:05:55.720 were

01:05:55.880 talking

01:05:56.240 a little

01:05:56.680 bit

01:05:56.840 about

01:05:57.240 cryptocurrency

01:05:58.120 and

01:05:58.820 other

01:05:59.040 things

01:05:59.320 and I

01:05:59.540 wanted

01:05:59.740 to

01:05:59.960 have

01:06:00.160 him

01:06:00.320 on

01:06:00.600 to

01:06:02.500 continue

01:06:03.100 that

01:06:03.360 conversation

01:06:04.080 welcome

01:06:05.460 congressman

01:06:06.320 welcome

01:06:06.560 back to

01:06:06.920 the

01:06:07.020 program

01:06:07.420 Glenn

01:06:08.660 great

01:06:08.960 to be

01:06:09.280 back

01:06:09.540 with

01:06:09.760 you

01:06:09.940 okay

01:06:10.560 so

01:06:10.980 I

01:06:11.420 want

01:06:11.540 to

01:06:11.600 get

01:06:11.720 to

01:06:11.880 cryptocurrency

01:06:12.420 but

01:06:13.180 I

01:06:13.680 want

01:06:14.700 to

01:06:14.880 clean

01:06:15.400 something

01:06:15.920 up

01:06:16.280 here

01:06:16.520 that

01:06:16.840 is

01:06:17.260 in

01:06:17.700 the

01:06:17.860 news

01:06:18.300 comes

01:06:19.020 from

01:06:19.480 Will

01:06:19.900 Salatin

01:06:20.400 he

01:06:21.220 is

01:06:21.640 a

01:06:21.900 writer

01:06:22.100 for

01:06:22.320 Bulwark

01:06:22.860 he

01:06:23.460 is

01:06:23.680 a

01:06:24.000 rational

01:06:24.920 human

01:06:25.400 being

01:06:25.800 that

01:06:26.040 doesn't

01:06:26.560 hype

01:06:27.800 things

01:06:28.160 up

01:06:28.400 etc

01:06:28.700 etc

01:06:29.020 and

01:06:29.920 and

01:06:29.940 he

01:06:30.260 has

01:06:30.580 written

01:06:30.800 a

01:06:31.000 story

01:06:31.340 several

01:06:31.740 weeks

01:06:32.000 ago

01:06:32.180 I

01:06:32.340 learned

01:06:32.540 that

01:06:32.720 Citibank

01:06:33.140 locks

01:06:33.440 some

01:06:33.580 of

01:06:33.700 its

01:06:33.780 customers

01:06:34.160 out

01:06:34.540 of

01:06:34.660 accounts

01:06:35.000 and

01:06:35.120 refuses

01:06:35.420 to

01:06:35.620 release

01:06:35.880 their

01:06:36.040 money

01:06:36.200 even

01:06:36.440 if

01:06:36.580 they

01:06:36.700 show

01:06:36.900 up

01:06:37.040 with

01:06:37.180 ID

01:06:37.660 this

01:06:38.360 week

01:06:38.560 I

01:06:38.680 sent

01:06:38.900 an

01:06:39.060 email

01:06:39.320 explicitly

01:06:40.080 they

01:06:40.480 sent

01:06:40.780 an

01:06:40.960 email

01:06:41.200 explicitly

01:06:41.700 affirming

01:06:43.560 its

01:06:43.860 right

01:06:44.180 to do

01:06:44.520 this

01:06:44.800 without

01:06:45.300 cause

01:06:46.040 in

01:06:47.460 the

01:06:47.600 email

01:06:47.920 from

01:06:48.220 Citi

01:06:48.580 Citi

01:06:49.100 reserves

01:06:49.740 the

01:06:49.960 right

01:06:50.180 to

01:06:50.360 close

01:06:50.640 an

01:06:50.780 account

01:06:51.040 at

01:06:51.240 any

01:06:51.560 time

01:06:51.920 and

01:06:52.240 for

01:06:52.480 any

01:06:52.820 reason

01:06:53.240 with

01:06:53.600 or

01:06:53.860 without

01:06:54.380 cause

01:06:55.220 they

01:06:57.220 will

01:06:58.360 only

01:06:58.720 return

01:06:59.140 funds

01:06:59.680 that

01:07:00.260 they

01:07:00.540 quote

01:07:01.100 deem

01:07:01.720 as

01:07:02.140 belonging

01:07:02.680 to

01:07:03.080 the

01:07:03.320 customer

01:07:03.880 there's

01:07:06.160 a lot

01:07:06.380 of

01:07:06.500 things

01:07:06.740 that

01:07:06.920 changed

01:07:07.400 after

01:07:07.700 2008

01:07:08.560 are

01:07:10.180 you

01:07:11.180 guys

01:07:11.580 watching

01:07:13.060 these

01:07:13.520 banks

01:07:14.080 so

01:07:14.720 they

01:07:15.400 don't

01:07:16.180 just

01:07:16.540 take

01:07:18.080 everybody's

01:07:18.600 money

01:07:18.840 if they

01:07:19.160 want

01:07:19.400 to

01:07:19.600 or

01:07:19.740 if

01:07:19.860 it

01:07:19.940 becomes

01:07:20.220 politically

01:07:20.760 expedient

01:07:21.600 for

01:07:21.820 them

01:07:22.000 to

01:07:22.160 do

01:07:22.300 that

01:07:22.560 well

01:07:24.100 that's

01:07:25.340 a

01:07:25.560 that's

01:07:25.860 an

01:07:25.960 interesting

01:07:26.380 story

01:07:26.760 for sure

01:07:27.200 and we

01:07:27.500 had

01:07:27.900 Jane

01:07:28.520 Frazier

01:07:29.060 the

01:07:29.300 CEO

01:07:29.700 of

01:07:29.960 Citigroup

01:07:30.460 in front

01:07:31.340 of our

01:07:31.780 committee

01:07:32.460 last week

01:07:33.180 we had

01:07:33.660 some of

01:07:34.760 the

01:07:35.080 CEOs

01:07:35.580 of the

01:07:35.980 largest

01:07:36.320 financial

01:07:36.840 institutions

01:07:37.540 in front

01:07:38.800 of us

01:07:39.080 and we

01:07:39.380 asked

01:07:39.900 probing

01:07:40.320 questions

01:07:40.920 about

01:07:41.420 their

01:07:42.940 commitment

01:07:43.400 to

01:07:43.700 depoliticize

01:07:44.740 the allocation

01:07:46.380 of credits

01:07:47.060 we talked

01:07:47.640 to them

01:07:47.980 about

01:07:48.420 competition

01:07:50.380 in the

01:07:51.260 financial

01:07:51.660 marketplace

01:07:52.160 this

01:07:53.140 issue

01:07:53.760 I don't

01:07:54.120 know the

01:07:54.420 details

01:07:54.720 that's

01:07:55.020 an

01:07:55.160 interesting

01:07:55.620 issue

01:07:56.740 let me

01:07:57.580 send you

01:07:57.960 the story

01:07:59.360 and then

01:08:00.060 if you

01:08:00.620 can look

01:08:00.960 into it

01:08:01.480 great

01:08:02.140 I'd love

01:08:02.840 to hear

01:08:03.080 what you

01:08:03.340 find

01:08:03.560 alright

01:08:04.720 so let's

01:08:05.240 talk about

01:08:05.620 cryptocurrency

01:08:06.200 our

01:08:07.340 Dow

01:08:07.940 is down

01:08:08.820 over

01:08:09.760 600

01:08:10.180 points

01:08:10.660 again

01:08:10.880 today

01:08:11.320 yesterday

01:08:12.680 in

01:08:13.440 England

01:08:13.920 the

01:08:14.540 sterling

01:08:15.720 almost

01:08:16.700 wiped

01:08:17.060 out

01:08:17.420 the

01:08:19.160 whole

01:08:19.340 world

01:08:19.620 is in

01:08:19.980 trouble

01:08:20.280 the

01:08:21.080 dollar

01:08:21.560 is

01:08:21.820 going

01:08:22.060 up

01:08:22.340 but only

01:08:22.680 because

01:08:22.980 it's

01:08:23.200 the

01:08:23.380 best

01:08:23.680 of

01:08:23.820 the

01:08:23.960 worst

01:08:24.360 and

01:08:25.960 eventually

01:08:26.760 the

01:08:27.700 chickens

01:08:28.060 will

01:08:28.240 come

01:08:28.420 home

01:08:28.680 to

01:08:28.900 roost

01:08:29.320 and

01:08:29.980 things

01:08:30.880 will

01:08:31.060 fall

01:08:31.280 apart

01:08:31.700 the

01:08:32.820 government

01:08:33.220 seems

01:08:33.720 to be

01:08:34.360 moving

01:08:34.860 towards

01:08:35.340 a

01:08:35.560 cryptocurrency

01:08:36.100 that

01:08:37.400 is

01:08:38.100 not

01:08:38.820 anonymous

01:08:39.400 and

01:08:39.860 when

01:08:40.000 they

01:08:40.220 say

01:08:40.520 that

01:08:40.900 they

01:08:41.160 immediately

01:08:41.700 say

01:08:42.180 well

01:08:42.600 but

01:08:43.520 none

01:08:44.020 of the

01:08:44.240 banking

01:08:44.520 system

01:08:44.960 really

01:08:45.300 is

01:08:45.540 anonymous

01:08:45.920 but

01:08:46.840 that's

01:08:47.120 not

01:08:47.300 true

01:08:47.740 is

01:08:48.760 it

01:08:48.980 the

01:08:50.820 reason

01:08:51.940 why

01:08:52.440 you

01:08:52.720 see

01:08:53.040 the

01:08:53.260 economy

01:08:53.840 stumbling

01:08:55.300 the way

01:08:55.720 it is

01:08:56.140 moving

01:08:56.620 into

01:08:56.920 recession

01:08:57.420 there is

01:08:57.900 no

01:08:58.080 soft

01:08:58.400 landing

01:08:58.780 here

01:08:59.100 why

01:08:59.500 inflation

01:09:00.000 is at

01:09:00.280 a

01:09:00.400 40

01:09:00.660 year

01:09:00.900 high

01:09:01.220 is

01:09:01.780 because

01:09:02.040 of

01:09:02.220 too

01:09:02.520 much

01:09:02.880 government

01:09:03.380 spending

01:09:05.420 raising

01:09:06.900 taxes

01:09:07.540 in the

01:09:08.100 middle

01:09:08.320 of an

01:09:08.620 economic

01:09:09.020 downfall

01:09:09.400 term

01:09:09.740 increasing

01:09:10.540 taxes

01:09:11.360 on

01:09:11.620 businesses

01:09:12.080 discouraging

01:09:12.800 business

01:09:13.160 investment

01:09:13.620 paying

01:09:14.700 Americans

01:09:15.260 to not

01:09:15.840 work

01:09:16.340 too

01:09:18.100 much

01:09:18.380 government

01:09:18.740 intervention

01:09:19.360 in the

01:09:19.680 form

01:09:19.880 of

01:09:20.040 regulation

01:09:20.700 a war

01:09:22.220 against

01:09:22.680 domestic

01:09:23.180 energy

01:09:23.560 production

01:09:24.000 all of

01:09:25.100 this

01:09:25.380 economic

01:09:26.120 trouble

01:09:26.600 all of

01:09:27.080 the

01:09:27.240 headwinds

01:09:28.280 that

01:09:28.460 Americans

01:09:28.920 are

01:09:29.400 facing

01:09:29.840 is a

01:09:30.440 direct

01:09:30.780 result

01:09:31.180 of

01:09:31.520 too

01:09:31.820 much

01:09:32.100 government

01:09:32.560 and

01:09:33.420 when

01:09:33.640 you

01:09:33.840 have

01:09:34.180 these

01:09:34.560 socialists

01:09:36.360 who

01:09:36.880 are

01:09:37.100 advocating

01:09:37.700 for a

01:09:38.420 central

01:09:38.820 bank

01:09:39.100 digital

01:09:39.460 currency

01:09:39.960 this

01:09:41.380 is

01:09:41.600 exactly

01:09:42.180 the

01:09:42.500 wrong

01:09:42.860 approach

01:09:43.400 it

01:09:43.600 is

01:09:43.760 more

01:09:44.160 government

01:09:44.580 intervention

01:09:45.060 into

01:09:45.460 the

01:09:45.680 private

01:09:46.020 economy

01:09:46.600 and

01:09:48.220 it

01:09:48.660 portends

01:09:50.200 a threat

01:09:51.000 to

01:09:51.360 not only

01:09:52.420 privacy

01:09:53.100 but it

01:09:54.420 also

01:09:54.800 is a

01:09:55.840 grave

01:09:56.360 threat

01:09:56.720 to our

01:09:57.280 private

01:09:57.880 sector

01:09:58.280 to our

01:09:58.680 free

01:09:58.940 enterprise

01:09:59.340 system

01:09:59.940 there

01:10:01.260 there

01:10:01.280 are

01:10:01.420 certainly

01:10:01.780 important

01:10:02.420 goals

01:10:03.040 in

01:10:04.420 the

01:10:04.660 digitization

01:10:05.800 of our

01:10:06.440 money

01:10:06.660 supply

01:10:07.180 goals

01:10:08.000 like

01:10:08.520 instantaneous

01:10:10.420 settlement

01:10:11.200 reducing

01:10:11.860 friction

01:10:13.000 preservation

01:10:14.060 of the

01:10:14.880 dollar's

01:10:15.300 dominance

01:10:15.660 but none

01:10:16.280 of that

01:10:16.740 none

01:10:17.900 of those

01:10:18.500 goals

01:10:19.000 require

01:10:19.900 a

01:10:21.500 Fed

01:10:21.880 issued

01:10:22.380 digital

01:10:22.880 dollar

01:10:23.240 or a

01:10:23.720 what's

01:10:24.060 called a

01:10:24.440 central

01:10:24.800 bank

01:10:25.100 digital

01:10:25.440 currency

01:10:25.940 let me

01:10:30.880 ask it

01:10:31.220 this way

01:10:31.580 I believe

01:10:32.760 this is

01:10:33.300 because

01:10:33.900 we are

01:10:34.900 whether we

01:10:35.620 admit it

01:10:36.140 or not

01:10:36.700 using

01:10:37.680 modern

01:10:38.760 monetary

01:10:39.360 theory

01:10:39.840 now

01:10:40.260 which

01:10:41.240 allows us

01:10:41.880 just to

01:10:42.280 print

01:10:42.760 everything

01:10:43.180 that we

01:10:43.640 want

01:10:44.040 as long

01:10:45.160 as you

01:10:45.600 have

01:10:46.080 access

01:10:46.740 to

01:10:47.360 everyone

01:10:48.080 at the

01:10:48.480 bottom

01:10:48.780 their

01:10:49.120 accounts

01:10:49.660 and

01:10:50.080 control

01:10:50.640 of how

01:10:51.200 they

01:10:51.460 spend

01:10:51.880 their

01:10:52.240 money

01:10:52.760 is

01:10:55.120 that

01:10:55.320 why

01:10:55.540 we're

01:10:55.880 looking

01:10:56.460 at

01:10:56.720 this

01:10:57.320 kind

01:10:57.520 of

01:10:57.640 currency

01:10:58.000 one

01:10:58.260 of

01:10:58.340 the

01:10:58.440 reasons

01:10:58.800 well

01:11:00.440 yes

01:11:00.760 I

01:11:00.920 mean

01:11:01.060 the

01:11:01.400 concern

01:11:02.340 here

01:11:02.720 is

01:11:03.040 more

01:11:03.480 government

01:11:03.920 control

01:11:04.560 the

01:11:06.020 prospect

01:11:06.500 of

01:11:06.820 government

01:11:07.180 surveillance

01:11:07.840 of

01:11:08.400 Americans

01:11:08.800 individual

01:11:09.360 financial

01:11:09.900 transactions

01:11:10.600 is

01:11:10.960 real

01:11:11.360 if

01:11:12.120 you

01:11:12.260 have

01:11:12.460 a

01:11:12.600 central

01:11:12.880 bank

01:11:13.100 digital

01:11:13.400 currency

01:11:13.800 especially

01:11:14.360 when

01:11:14.660 it's

01:11:14.880 coupled

01:11:15.140 with

01:11:15.420 a

01:11:15.580 so

01:11:15.740 called

01:11:15.980 Fed

01:11:16.320 account

01:11:16.720 if

01:11:17.440 you

01:11:17.540 think

01:11:17.740 the

01:11:17.900 idea

01:11:18.220 of

01:11:18.480 postal

01:11:18.840 banking

01:11:19.220 is

01:11:19.460 a

01:11:19.580 bad

01:11:19.760 idea

01:11:20.160 this

01:11:21.120 is

01:11:21.420 postal

01:11:22.020 banking

01:11:22.380 on

01:11:22.640 steroids

01:11:23.240 where

01:11:24.480 your

01:11:25.160 money

01:11:25.540 would

01:11:26.240 be

01:11:26.460 in

01:11:26.720 a

01:11:27.040 central

01:11:28.000 bank

01:11:28.420 account

01:11:28.960 instead

01:11:29.360 of

01:11:29.540 a

01:11:29.700 private

01:11:30.100 bank

01:11:30.520 account

01:11:31.020 think

01:11:32.300 of

01:11:32.460 the

01:11:32.600 power

01:11:33.960 that

01:11:34.420 the

01:11:34.600 federal

01:11:34.900 government

01:11:35.340 would

01:11:35.580 have

01:11:35.940 over

01:11:36.280 your

01:11:36.820 funds

01:11:37.680 they

01:11:37.940 could

01:11:38.120 surveil

01:11:38.660 your

01:11:38.860 transactions

01:11:39.520 they

01:11:40.380 could

01:11:40.720 debit

01:11:41.120 your

01:11:41.400 account

01:11:41.760 without

01:11:42.100 your

01:11:42.420 consent

01:11:42.940 the

01:11:43.580 internal

01:11:44.080 revenue

01:11:44.540 service

01:11:45.040 could

01:11:45.260 attach

01:11:45.740 funds

01:11:46.360 that

01:11:46.960 are

01:11:47.060 in

01:11:47.300 your

01:11:47.580 account

01:11:48.120 it's

01:11:49.600 so

01:11:49.740 it's

01:11:50.000 it's

01:11:50.240 monitoring

01:11:50.740 it's

01:11:51.100 government

01:11:51.380 control

01:11:52.000 it's

01:11:53.100 it's

01:11:53.400 government

01:11:53.740 approval

01:11:54.380 or

01:11:54.660 disapproval

01:11:55.400 of the

01:11:55.740 way in

01:11:56.120 which

01:11:56.320 you

01:11:56.480 manage

01:11:56.820 your

01:11:57.000 finances

01:11:57.460 or

01:11:57.720 spend

01:11:58.080 your

01:11:58.280 money

01:11:58.540 the

01:12:00.100 government

01:12:00.460 can

01:12:00.860 look into

01:12:02.380 where you're

01:12:02.940 getting your

01:12:03.420 funds

01:12:03.840 and

01:12:05.400 approve or

01:12:06.220 disapprove of

01:12:06.900 how you're

01:12:07.280 getting your

01:12:07.640 funds not

01:12:08.040 just how you

01:12:08.480 spend your

01:12:08.980 funds

01:12:09.340 and then

01:12:10.700 think of

01:12:11.080 government

01:12:11.600 agencies that

01:12:12.560 disapprove of

01:12:13.380 the way you

01:12:13.920 conduct yourself

01:12:14.740 and the

01:12:15.100 fines that

01:12:16.360 government

01:12:17.160 agencies could

01:12:17.960 impose and

01:12:18.840 again debit

01:12:20.140 your account

01:12:20.900 without your

01:12:22.280 knowledge and

01:12:22.800 without your

01:12:23.280 consent so it

01:12:23.980 raises serious

01:12:24.540 privacy concerns

01:12:25.660 but also

01:12:26.540 raises concerns

01:12:27.300 about more

01:12:28.000 government

01:12:28.400 control over

01:12:29.620 private society

01:12:31.380 and the

01:12:32.640 politicization

01:12:33.560 of our

01:12:34.900 society

01:12:35.440 politicization

01:12:36.500 of loans

01:12:37.080 politicization

01:12:37.900 of payments

01:12:38.620 of your

01:12:39.520 credit scores

01:12:40.420 of your

01:12:41.080 tax compliance

01:12:42.080 monetary policy

01:12:44.480 would be

01:12:44.820 disrupted

01:12:45.200 and here's

01:12:45.960 the thing

01:12:46.320 that I think

01:12:46.840 is probably

01:12:47.760 one of the

01:12:49.320 greatest concerns

01:12:50.320 you're transferring

01:12:51.600 all of this

01:12:52.440 financial power

01:12:53.380 away from

01:12:54.160 the private

01:12:54.680 sector and

01:12:55.440 into the hands

01:12:56.120 of the federal

01:12:56.620 government

01:12:57.080 and what you

01:12:58.720 do when you

01:12:59.660 have a central

01:13:00.180 bank digital

01:13:00.640 currency especially

01:13:01.400 when coupled

01:13:01.940 with Fed

01:13:02.460 accounts which

01:13:03.060 many of these

01:13:03.620 socialists are

01:13:04.280 advocating is

01:13:05.740 you dis

01:13:06.320 intermediate the

01:13:07.900 private banking

01:13:08.800 system what that

01:13:09.700 means is as

01:13:11.180 money gravitates

01:13:12.900 away from bank

01:13:14.540 accounts checking

01:13:15.300 accounts savings

01:13:16.220 accounts deposit

01:13:17.000 accounts and

01:13:17.600 into these central

01:13:19.860 bank accounts

01:13:20.540 the government

01:13:21.560 accounts it

01:13:23.040 means that the

01:13:23.680 deposit base

01:13:24.780 for the private

01:13:26.180 banking system

01:13:26.940 is eroded

01:13:27.720 that is a

01:13:29.000 problem because

01:13:29.820 it means less

01:13:30.660 lending less

01:13:31.820 credit available

01:13:33.020 for for private

01:13:34.220 sector institutions

01:13:35.120 to deploy into

01:13:36.440 the real economy

01:13:37.440 that's very

01:13:38.360 distortionary

01:13:39.520 to the private

01:13:41.660 sector so it

01:13:42.980 it is it's

01:13:44.540 basically a

01:13:45.500 fundamental shift

01:13:47.200 away from a

01:13:48.760 private economy

01:13:49.580 to a socialist

01:13:50.540 government

01:13:50.940 controlled economy

01:13:51.800 and it's truly

01:13:53.160 frightening I just

01:13:54.400 did a special on

01:13:55.140 this last night

01:13:55.840 and we we spoke

01:13:57.020 about cryptocurrency

01:13:57.800 in the last part

01:13:58.620 of the program

01:13:59.300 and the experts

01:14:00.680 that I had on

01:14:01.380 said this has

01:14:03.220 got to stop

01:14:04.420 this cannot go

01:14:06.020 through and

01:14:07.240 people are thinking

01:14:08.120 about this as a

01:14:09.040 far off distant

01:14:10.120 thing it's not

01:14:11.500 that far off and

01:14:13.360 it will start

01:14:14.020 subtly and it'll

01:14:16.820 be just we're

01:14:17.340 only taking this

01:14:17.920 step then we're

01:14:18.400 only taking this

01:14:18.980 step and before

01:14:19.840 you know it the

01:14:21.140 government will have

01:14:22.420 a bank account

01:14:23.140 where they will

01:14:23.780 say to you you

01:14:25.260 know what there's

01:14:25.900 a thousand dollars

01:14:26.760 and every single

01:14:28.020 person has it in

01:14:29.380 their Fed bank

01:14:30.060 account just activate

01:14:31.100 it and you can have

01:14:31.760 access to the

01:14:32.480 thousand dollars then

01:14:34.200 the next step would

01:14:35.220 be by the way you

01:14:36.520 get two dollars for

01:14:37.480 every one if you

01:14:38.400 change them over to

01:14:39.580 digital currency most

01:14:40.720 people will will do

01:14:41.840 something like that

01:14:42.720 but what they're

01:14:43.940 taking from you is

01:14:46.180 the ability to

01:14:47.840 truly be free

01:14:49.240 because the

01:14:50.340 government if it

01:14:51.360 can give it can

01:14:52.860 take away and

01:14:54.660 if when you try to

01:14:56.520 control the economy

01:14:57.500 like they're going

01:14:58.320 to try to control

01:14:59.160 because of monetary

01:15:00.900 theory new modern

01:15:03.080 monetary theory what

01:15:05.040 they have to do is

01:15:05.880 they have to if the

01:15:06.740 gas prices are going

01:15:07.740 out of control they

01:15:09.100 will just say to the

01:15:10.680 private sector you

01:15:12.580 know if your name

01:15:13.320 starts with ABCD you

01:15:16.920 can't spend any money

01:15:18.060 on gas on Monday

01:15:20.000 Wednesday and Friday

01:15:21.040 and you're you'll be

01:15:22.540 controlled on what

01:15:23.460 you can and cannot

01:15:24.560 buy you're eating

01:15:25.360 too much meat go

01:15:26.780 ahead but this is

01:15:28.840 not going to buy

01:15:29.520 meat it they can

01:15:31.560 outlaw anything just

01:15:34.340 by making this digital

01:15:35.980 currency not work at a

01:15:38.540 gun store or a meat

01:15:40.100 store and Glenn what

01:15:42.000 you're describing is

01:15:43.460 not theoretical this

01:15:45.280 is actually happening

01:15:46.500 in China this is what

01:15:48.180 China's experiment with

01:15:50.200 the digital one is

01:15:51.260 producing a surveillance

01:15:52.720 state where the

01:15:54.340 financial system is

01:15:55.460 totally controlled by

01:15:56.700 the government and

01:15:57.900 where individuals lose

01:15:59.180 their freedom to

01:16:00.080 government manipulation

01:16:01.160 coercion and threats

01:16:03.180 that is the China

01:16:05.360 experience the Chinese

01:16:06.940 Communist Party's

01:16:07.960 experiment with the

01:16:09.420 digital yuan or the

01:16:10.440 digital RMB we do

01:16:12.600 not we do not need to

01:16:13.760 compete or we should

01:16:14.640 not compete with China

01:16:15.920 by becoming more like

01:16:17.460 China there is no

01:16:18.860 threat there is no

01:16:20.000 threat currently to the

01:16:21.500 dollar's dominance of the

01:16:23.260 rule of law is what in

01:16:25.540 our private sector

01:16:26.640 strength is what gives the

01:16:27.880 dollar its dominance if

01:16:30.380 you want to preserve the

01:16:31.660 dollar's dominance and

01:16:32.520 that is a paramount goal we

01:16:34.580 shouldn't compete with

01:16:35.540 China by trying to mimic

01:16:37.040 China instead what we

01:16:38.960 need is to encourage

01:16:40.340 private sector innovation

01:16:42.220 in digital assets and in

01:16:43.800 cryptocurrency there are

01:16:45.820 huge advantages the reason

01:16:47.540 why there's an increased

01:16:48.960 adoption rate of crypto and

01:16:51.400 digital assets is because of

01:16:53.700 the advantages of privacy of

01:16:56.900 frictionless transactions of

01:17:00.160 instantaneous settlement in a

01:17:02.600 real-time payments those are

01:17:04.500 all real strong advantages in

01:17:06.520 this innovation but instead

01:17:07.960 of centralizing that new

01:17:09.880 technology in the federal

01:17:11.120 government we we simply need a

01:17:13.500 regulatory framework that

01:17:15.500 will attract competition in

01:17:18.560 private dollar-backed so-called

01:17:21.080 stable coins a true

01:17:22.980 cryptocurrency they they

01:17:24.460 complain it is some of the

01:17:26.280 critics and the promoters of

01:17:28.440 central bank digital currency say

01:17:30.220 well these these crypto

01:17:31.800 currencies like Bitcoin they're

01:17:34.780 too volatile they're not a

01:17:35.840 good store value that's why we

01:17:37.320 need a central bank digital

01:17:38.520 currency but what we we don't

01:17:40.920 need that what we need is a

01:17:42.580 stable coins that preserve value

01:17:46.320 that store value without

01:17:47.860 volatility that they're dollar

01:17:50.000 backed kind of like a money

01:17:51.980 market account so you have a

01:17:53.300 fiat backed a dollar backed

01:17:54.860 stable coin and allow there to be

01:17:57.660 bank issued stable coins private

01:17:59.280 bank issued stable coins non-bank

01:18:01.480 issued stable coins let there be

01:18:02.800 private sector innovation and

01:18:04.080 competition but have a regulatory

01:18:07.540 framework where consumers know

01:18:10.880 that that this digital asset will

01:18:12.860 preserve value based on its peg to

01:18:15.800 the u.s dollar that's the way you

01:18:18.340 take advantage of of the frictionless

01:18:20.840 instantaneous settlement technology

01:18:24.240 while at the same time protecting the

01:18:26.520 dollars dominance without compromising

01:18:28.720 privacy without giving into more

01:18:31.940 government control and preserving

01:18:33.400 Americans freedom and protecting the

01:18:36.720 dominance of the private sector in

01:18:39.360 our society okay so Andy I've got

01:18:41.320 about 45 seconds here for an answer

01:18:43.700 on this question will the United

01:18:45.880 States government eventually shut

01:18:47.880 things like Bitcoin down if they go to

01:18:50.340 cryptocurrency will they destroy all

01:18:53.360 the competition I think a CBDC is a

01:18:57.240 massive threat to the private sector

01:18:59.740 innovation with with cryptocurrencies in

01:19:02.280 the private sector it it is an effort to

01:19:04.880 displace private sector crypto innovation

01:19:09.500 and we need to stop it and we need to

01:19:11.760 protect that private sector innovation you

01:19:15.880 know the advent of cryptocurrency is a

01:19:19.100 freedom producing phenomenon we cannot

01:19:22.520 allow a government bureaucrats to co-opt

01:19:25.760 that of that freedom of producing

01:19:28.480 technology and I think that's why digital

01:19:31.560 assets and innovation in crypto is such a

01:19:34.060 threat to the promoters of big government

01:19:37.940 yes because they see that it liberates

01:19:40.160 people and so they want to co-opt it and

01:19:42.980 concentrate all of that technology in the

01:19:46.140 hands of a central bank that is the wrong

01:19:49.060 way to go that is freedom destroying

01:19:51.480 that's why Republicans in the majority in

01:19:55.660 the next Congress we're going to fight

01:19:57.060 the Federal Reserve's exploration of a

01:20:00.500 central bank digital currency good count

01:20:02.200 us in on that fight thank you so much

01:20:03.760 that's Congressman Andy Barr from

01:20:05.820 Kentucky if you want to get involved

01:20:08.660 please we in the 70s people were

01:20:12.240 protesting peaceful protests in front of

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01:21:57.820 we're gonna start with the largest robbery

01:22:00.880 in US history guns a-blazing while they

01:22:05.260 came in and open up the vault it's an

01:22:09.240 amazing story because we know who committed

01:22:12.100 the crime no arrests have been made nor

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01:24:23.200 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:24:53.200 We know who did it.

01:24:59.020 No charges have been filed.

01:25:01.500 In fact, no one wants to even talk about it.

01:25:06.360 The largest armed robbery in American history and you don't know about it?

01:25:13.080 It's not a point from history.

01:25:15.540 It's happening right now.

01:25:18.460 I'll tell you this amazing story in 60 seconds.

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01:26:57.320 This robbery happened in 2015, so this is a recent robbery, and we all know now who did

01:27:09.900 it, who broke in and stole $86 million in cash and assets.

01:27:19.300 They came in with guns a-blazin', picked some of the locks of the safety deposit box, broke

01:27:28.240 open others, but they took everything in the vault, $86 million, largest in U.S. history.

01:27:37.340 Have you heard about it?

01:27:39.600 You haven't heard about it still?

01:27:41.600 No, only really from, I've heard you tease it the last couple days, but that's the only

01:27:47.180 time I've ever heard of it.

01:27:48.100 Okay, so, um, you actually do, it's just been framed differently.

01:27:55.880 This is the break-in of the vault of Beverly Hills by the FBI, and that's why no one is

01:28:05.080 going to jail for it, but they should.

01:28:08.360 Let me give you the full story here.

01:28:11.320 FBI began investigating a U.S. private vaults store in Beverly Hills.

01:28:16.480 And what they did is they were watching people, they were watching this vault, and somebody

01:28:22.960 on the FBI just noticed that there were cars that were coming in from Illinois and going

01:28:28.220 in and putting things in a vault.

01:28:30.240 Well, Illinois is a big drug, a big drug state.

01:28:34.740 So there's evidence number one.

01:28:37.660 Cars were going in and out that had Illinois plates.

01:28:41.840 Okay, that's not good evidence.

01:28:43.640 Not good evidence.

01:28:44.260 No, not good evidence.

01:28:45.060 I assume there's more to come that's better than that.

01:28:48.300 Um, not really.

01:28:53.780 I'm just looking at the story.

01:28:54.960 Cars with Illinois plates.

01:28:56.920 Yeah.

01:28:58.320 Yeah.

01:28:59.400 Cars were coming in with Illinois plates.

01:29:02.740 Um, oh, and, um, and there were many of the customers that were using rental cars to come.

01:29:12.040 And, uh, these rental cars are, of course, associated with drug traffickers because if

01:29:19.240 they smell marijuana, well, they don't, you know, you can say, I don't know.

01:29:24.420 Well, I wasn't smoking marijuana.

01:29:25.640 I never had a marijuana in the car.

01:29:26.860 It's this rental car.

01:29:27.640 Now, remember in California, marijuana is legal.

01:29:30.620 Okay.

01:29:31.340 So you had those two things going for the FBI.

01:29:33.940 And so they decided to go in.

01:29:35.740 They went to get a warrant.

01:29:38.320 They had six warrants, five of which were rather straightforward and pertained only to

01:29:44.520 the business and the business owners.

01:29:46.880 However, according to a study now from the LA Times, the sixth warrant signed by a US magistrate

01:29:55.000 judge, Steve Kim in 2021, authorized the agents to seize business equipment from the

01:30:02.380 store, including 1400 safety deposit boxes located in the store, even though the agents

01:30:09.200 did not know the identity of the box owners or have probable cause to suspect that the owners

01:30:16.940 of those boxes were involved in any kind of drug trafficking or money laundering scheme.

01:30:24.160 The government didn't know what was in those boxes, didn't know who owned them.

01:30:29.560 What, if anything, these people had done because they didn't even know the people.

01:30:34.840 So 400 customers had their goods taken from this safety deposit box.

01:30:45.100 This is unprecedented.

01:30:48.640 Never happened before.

01:30:51.340 $87 million.

01:30:54.640 Now, according to court filings, the FBI insisted on the affidavit that the warrants authorize

01:31:00.380 the seizure of the nests of boxes themselves, but not the contents.

01:31:09.300 On the warrant itself signed by the judge, this warrant does not authorize a criminal search

01:31:15.840 or seizure of the contents of the safety deposit boxes.

01:31:21.800 However, the FBI didn't care.

01:31:25.320 And they opened up every single one of those boxes and took the ill-gotten goods.

01:31:33.680 The FBI later said, it's not under, we have no obligation to inform the judge how later actions

01:31:42.280 such as criminal investigations against box holders or forfeiture of box contents would play out.

01:31:48.420 So he specifically said, you have no right to open up any of those boxes.

01:31:56.060 They did because they probably had probable cause, but we don't know what the probable cause was.

01:32:04.680 We have no idea because they didn't file it.

01:32:07.220 And when they had probable cause, it was license plates from Illinois and they were using rental cars.

01:32:16.800 700 customers, I'm sorry, I thought it was 400.

01:32:23.520 It's 700 customers affected by the FBI raid.

01:32:28.160 Nine were referenced by the FBI in the affidavit.

01:32:33.540 Thus far, no one has gotten any of their stuff back.

01:32:39.540 None of the customers have been charged with any crimes.

01:32:43.600 Not a single customer out of the 700, not a single customer has been charged with a crime.

01:32:52.200 But they can't get their stuff back.

01:32:53.940 Right.

01:32:54.500 FBI won't say if any of them have been a subject of a criminal investigation prior to the raid.

01:33:00.940 Alleged in the alleged alleged in the affidavit only is the fact that those who are irrational or who have criminal motives would rent a box from this this safety deposit box company rather than a bank.

01:33:18.540 So in the affidavit, that's another thing they told the judge.

01:33:22.680 It's irrational.

01:33:23.580 Why would you keep your money there instead of at a bank?

01:33:27.680 What?

01:33:28.280 It's not your decision to make whether it's rational or not.

01:33:30.980 It's my money.

01:33:31.780 I get to put it wherever I want.

01:33:33.280 It's my stuff.

01:33:34.100 I get to put it wherever I want.

01:33:36.240 Now, the vault company apparently pled guilty to the drug and money laundering charges.

01:33:42.940 But nothing else has come from the investigation.

01:33:46.400 The company is out of business.

01:33:47.840 The owners were never charged.

01:33:55.480 The owners were never charged.

01:33:59.800 Hmm.

01:34:01.040 And now people are suing to get their money back.

01:34:05.120 But a lot of customers aren't willing to put up all of the money for, you know, because not everybody had a lot of money in there.

01:34:14.660 You know, somebody had the ashes of their loved one in a safety deposit box.

01:34:19.820 Nope.

01:34:20.160 Not getting it back.

01:34:20.940 And the reason why people aren't willing to do it is because it's taking a lot.

01:34:25.560 You're fighting the federal government.

01:34:27.100 So it's taking a lot of money to fight.

01:34:32.300 The federal government.

01:34:33.540 So people are losing tens of thousands of dollars at this early stage just to just to make sure that they're cleared, not get their stuff back, just cleared.

01:34:49.060 Huh.

01:34:50.240 It's incredible.

01:34:51.440 How does this stuff happen?

01:34:53.020 How this is going to happen more and more?

01:34:54.600 Do you know, in 2008, banks changed the rules, the government changed the rules that in the case of any kind of emergency, the bank does not allow you to go in to get your safety deposit box and open it.

01:35:14.340 It must be opened in the presence of a DHS official.

01:35:20.100 Did you know that?

01:35:21.180 It must be.

01:35:22.120 It must be.

01:35:22.840 In case of an emergency, if the government says it's an emergency and we have, you know, any stupid reason to see what's in everybody's safety deposit box, the banks cannot allow you to take the contents of your box without a DHS official in the room with you going through the box.

01:35:46.420 So, I mean, I guess the theory behind that would be what?

01:35:49.840 Like, you have illicit material so you'll get caught by the DHS official?

01:35:53.580 Yeah.

01:35:54.120 Let's say there's terrorists and you've got a, I don't know, a pipe bomb, you know, or, you know, plans for a pipe bomb.

01:36:05.620 They'd be able to catch you.

01:36:07.820 I personally think it's to seize your cash.

01:36:11.120 Anybody who has cash.

01:36:12.700 You have too much cash.

01:36:13.660 To seize it.

01:36:14.040 Correct.

01:36:14.440 You're automatically guilty as we've seen with, with this sort of, I mean, the government's taking this at all levels.

01:36:20.580 You don't even have to say you're guilty.

01:36:20.880 All right.

01:36:21.340 This one, they say.

01:36:22.980 No crimes.

01:36:23.620 No crimes.

01:36:25.320 No crimes.

01:36:27.060 How?

01:36:27.280 And yet they're keeping the $86 million.

01:36:29.800 This is on the civil asset forfeiture sort of framework.

01:36:33.420 And it's something that we've talked about for a long time.

01:36:35.860 It's incomprehensible that this stuff goes on in the United States of America.

01:36:39.380 If you were to tell me this happened, you know, in Russia, you'd expect it.

01:36:44.020 I'd expect it.

01:36:45.000 Correct.

01:36:45.360 The fact that the United States government is claiming and just taking stuff from citizens all around the country with no crime, many times even being charged, let alone.

01:36:57.060 I mean, to me, conviction is the point when you have an argument.

01:37:00.660 Yeah.

01:37:00.840 When you prove your case, you can take the stuff.

01:37:03.540 Correct.

01:37:03.880 Not before that.

01:37:05.080 Instead, they're doing it before they even charge anyone.

01:37:07.060 Listen to this.

01:37:07.780 The lawsuit also claims that some of the box holders who came forward to reclaim their seized property were then subject to another investigation.

01:37:17.120 If you went to the FBI and said, I want my stuff back, the FBI examined their bank accounts, their DMV records, their tax returns and any criminal history checks.

01:37:29.440 Approximately 20 to 30 box holders decided, you know what?

01:37:32.260 I don't want anything to do with this.

01:37:33.720 FBI agent Linda Zellhart said that many have speculated that those holders who walked away wanted to avoid either becoming an FBI target or the tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees.

01:37:46.920 So, in other words, if you just say, you know what?

01:37:50.140 My wife's ashes are just not worth it.

01:37:53.500 Well, maybe you're hiding something.

01:37:55.340 Oh, my God.

01:37:55.820 So, you're guilty if you walk away and you're guilty if you ask.

01:38:01.340 Oh, well, that's it?

01:38:03.040 This is America, gang.

01:38:04.820 This is...

01:38:05.140 Is it?

01:38:05.600 You know, we...

01:38:07.020 Yeah, it is today.

01:38:08.200 It is today.

01:38:08.960 It doesn't seem like it.

01:38:09.740 Yeah, it doesn't.

01:38:10.840 Because it's not a constitutional America.

01:38:13.540 But this is the America we now live in.

01:38:16.320 And it is important that you wake up and stand up.

01:38:23.200 We have to begin to stand together.

01:38:26.180 Get your preacher off his fat ass.

01:38:30.320 If he is not already delivering sermons about the blessings of God because we're stopping abortion and then warning what's going to be happening in those other...

01:38:44.520 If he's too afraid to say anything about abortion and alert you to the blessings and the dangers, find another church.

01:38:56.080 Talk to him and say, why not?

01:38:57.720 V. Hems and Haas, find another church.

01:39:01.080 Find another church.

01:39:03.040 If these rights are given to us by God, that's not just a phrase in the Declaration of Independence.

01:39:12.920 Who else gives rights?

01:39:15.740 Who else?

01:39:17.140 If you can't say God, then it's got to come from the government.

01:39:21.720 And I don't get anything from the government, especially for free.

01:39:27.720 I get no rights from the government.

01:39:31.280 If they're not on the front lines of standing up and protecting God-given rights, you're in the wrong church.

01:39:42.080 Go find one.

01:39:43.620 And start standing up for these things.

01:39:46.740 You are about to have a digital currency that has all of the earmarks of the mark of the beast.

01:39:53.760 All of the earmarks.

01:39:56.140 Read Revelation.

01:39:57.900 Read what cryptocurrency can do if it's run by the central bank.

01:40:01.180 And read about what it is in China.

01:40:03.120 It might as well be the mark of the beast.

01:40:08.600 You are about to lose everything financially.

01:40:14.340 Why?

01:40:15.100 Because of corruption.

01:40:17.780 Is that what God wants?

01:40:19.440 Does God want you just to stand around and just allow corruption to happen?

01:40:23.100 Does God have a position on mutilation of our children's bodies?

01:40:30.760 Do you think God has a position on whether it's cool or not to teach kids all about sex in second grade?

01:40:41.020 Do you think God has a position on any of this?

01:40:45.800 Do you think if Jesus came back today and you were there saying,

01:40:50.460 you know what, whatever about the trans shows and the stripper shows with the kids.

01:40:55.980 Do you think God has an opinion on that?

01:41:00.920 If you don't, I don't know who you worship.

01:41:04.460 He has strong opinions, especially on what happens to his children.

01:41:11.660 And that includes you, me, Democrats, Socialists, Marxists, kids, old people.

01:41:17.620 He has a definite love for all of us.

01:41:22.200 But he also has an opinion on right and wrong.

01:41:27.720 And if your preacher ain't talking about it,

01:41:30.820 get away from that church and find one.

01:41:33.580 Because God's people have got to start standing up or we lose freedom.

01:41:40.020 The world's freedom will be on our heads.

01:41:47.900 Back in a minute.

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01:43:01.140 Okay, man, you want to talk about evil things.

01:43:16.580 First of all, we're going to cure cancer.

01:43:19.460 I'm going to cure cancer.

01:43:21.000 That's hubris like I've never seen before.

01:43:24.140 That's what the president has said.

01:43:25.620 And lo and behold, the mRNA is what he's going to use to cure cancer, he says.

01:43:32.860 And guess what?

01:43:35.460 Moderna.

01:43:36.800 Yeah, the COVID vaccine people.

01:43:39.040 They're the ones who own the mRNA technology along with the federal government.

01:43:46.100 So the week that we stop funding COVID and everybody stops buying all the COVID stuff

01:43:52.720 and Moderna is in real trouble because they had all this money and now nothing's rolling

01:43:57.120 in, the government decides, you know what?

01:43:59.520 We're going to invest in mRNA technology to see if we can cure cancer.

01:44:06.500 Now, our Lord has a plan that he says will end hunger.

01:44:15.580 And he's going to end hunger through the power of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

01:44:26.540 Oh, my gosh.

01:44:29.140 Well, that's great.

01:44:31.820 More diverse health care workforce would better serve communities of color, which suffer from

01:44:37.600 higher rates of food insecurity.

01:44:39.300 Patients are less likely to see or share information if they perceive ethnic or social

01:44:45.500 differences in their health care providers.

01:44:48.260 So just by diversifying our medical field, we will, quote, end hunger and diet-related diseases.

01:44:59.900 My gosh, this is a sacred mission from these people.

01:45:05.460 The Glenn Beck Program.

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01:46:24.180 What's coming with the economy?

01:46:25.680 Don't miss Glenn's special from last night on Glenn TV.

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01:46:30.780 The promo code is Glenn.

01:46:31.900 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:46:43.360 I was reading the scriptures last night and Psalm 34, which I had never read before, leapt out at me.

01:46:51.120 And I just urge you to read it.

01:46:53.420 We are in really turbulent times right now, and it is very easy to get swept up in fear and anger and confusion.

01:47:04.840 I mean, most people just don't know what's about to come on shore.

01:47:07.760 Imagine the hurricane.

01:47:10.040 That's what's happening in Florida is a physical manifestation of just a small part of what's going to happen to us spiritually and mentally as an entire nation and world over the next couple of years.

01:47:26.080 And that is frightening to think about.

01:47:28.580 If you're awake, you're kind of like, I wish I could go back to sleep again.

01:47:32.080 But don't.

01:47:34.420 If I may, if you open up your scriptures.

01:47:38.080 I sought the Lord and he answered me.

01:47:40.560 He delivered me from all of my fears.

01:47:45.360 Those who look to him are radiant.

01:47:47.460 Their faces are never covered with shame.

01:47:49.620 Have you ever noticed that?

01:47:50.760 Have you ever noticed somebody who's like really locked in and really a great person?

01:47:56.080 I don't care if they go to church or not.

01:47:58.040 They're just a really good, good person.

01:48:01.660 Have you ever noticed their face, their eyes, everything is different.

01:48:06.360 They just radiate.

01:48:08.080 Have you ever noticed that?

01:48:08.800 Yeah, I think so.

01:48:10.320 This poor man called him, the Lord heard him.

01:48:11.960 He saved him out of all of his troubles.

01:48:14.340 The angel of the Lord encamps around those who fear him, and he delivers them.

01:48:18.820 Taste and see that the Lord is good.

01:48:20.400 Blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.

01:48:24.960 Fear the Lord.

01:48:26.080 You holy people.

01:48:26.960 For those who fear him lack nothing.

01:48:29.560 The lions will grow weak and hungry, but those who seek the Lord lack no good thing.

01:48:35.900 Listen to me.

01:48:37.360 I will teach you.

01:48:39.640 Whoever of you loves life and desires to see many good days, keep your tongue from evil

01:48:48.920 and your lips from telling lies.

01:48:53.040 Turn from evil and do good.

01:48:55.320 Seek peace and pursue it.

01:48:59.660 Pretty good advice.

01:49:01.700 Pretty darn good advice.

01:49:03.700 Close your scriptures.

01:49:04.960 Now let's all stand for a hymn from Coolio.

01:49:08.140 Well, I just, you know, he died.

01:49:14.520 You know that.

01:49:15.520 I do.

01:49:16.100 It's sad.

01:49:16.520 And it is sad.

01:49:17.500 I, I, I, I'm sorry that we've lost him, but, uh, you know, just because we lost him doesn't

01:49:24.140 mean we can't salute him.

01:49:26.400 You know what I'm saying?

01:49:27.820 Oh, okay.

01:49:28.480 Uh, that, that, I can understand.

01:49:31.320 I don't understand why you went directly from Psalms to Coolio.

01:49:35.700 I don't know why those two are related.

01:49:36.960 You don't want to sing with me?

01:49:37.900 I, no, I don't.

01:49:39.220 Come on.

01:49:39.680 You can, you can sing with me, can't you?

01:49:41.560 I can only hear the Weird Al lyrics when I hear the song.

01:49:44.220 I can't, I don't even, I don't know that I've ever even heard the actual song.

01:49:47.260 I only heard Amish Paradise 100,000 times.

01:49:50.300 And I'm proud to say it.

01:49:51.480 You've heard the real song.

01:49:52.560 And we lost him.

01:49:53.980 I don't know.

01:49:55.000 I don't know how we lost him.

01:49:57.780 Uh, but he's, he was 59, believe it or not.

01:50:01.740 I believe it.

01:50:02.700 And also if he was 99 or 19, I also would have believed that because I don't know anything

01:50:07.860 really about Coolio.

01:50:08.840 I'm sure he was a, as I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I take look at my life

01:50:18.140 and realize there's not much left because I've been blasting and laughing so long that even

01:50:27.480 my mama thinks that my mind is gone.

01:50:33.240 But I ain't never crossed a man that didn't deserve it.

01:50:36.500 Me, be treated like a punk?

01:50:38.980 You know, that's unheard of.

01:50:41.180 You better watch how you're talking.

01:50:44.480 You better watch how you're walking.

01:50:47.460 Or you and your homies might be lined in chalk.

01:50:53.080 I really hate to trip, but I gotta lock.

01:50:56.760 As they croak, I see myself in the pistol smoke, fool.

01:51:03.200 I'm kinda G, the little homies wanna be like.

01:51:08.440 On my knees in the night, saying prayers in the streetlight.

01:51:15.940 Can I get an amen?

01:51:18.420 Been spending most their lives living in the gangsta's paradise.

01:51:23.000 Been spending most their lives living in the gangsta's paradise.

01:51:28.800 Keep spending most our lives living in the gangsta's paradise.

01:51:34.880 Keep spending most our lives living in the gangsta paradise.

01:51:42.240 I think this has been a very refreshing meeting.

01:51:48.440 Very, I mean, I feel uplifted.

01:51:50.960 That was a beautiful rendition of gangsta's paradise.

01:51:55.000 Really?

01:51:55.500 Because there is, you know, there's, I mean, that was only just the first time.

01:51:59.100 Look at the situation they got me facing.

01:52:03.000 I can't live a normal life.

01:52:05.860 I was raised by the street.

01:52:10.080 So I got to be down with the hood team.

01:52:15.020 So much television watching gotten me chasing dreams.

01:52:20.000 I'm an educated fool with money on my mind.

01:52:24.820 I got my ten in my hand and a gleam in my eye.

01:52:29.560 I'm a locked-out gangsta set trippin' banger.

01:52:34.340 And my homies is down.

01:52:37.780 So don't arouse my anger, fool.

01:52:42.640 Death ain't nothin' but a heartbeat away.

01:52:45.940 I'm livin' life, do or die.

01:52:48.540 What can I say?

01:52:50.280 I'm 23 now, but will I live to see 24?

01:52:54.060 The way things is goin', I don't know.

01:52:58.880 Tell me why we, tell me why are we so blind to see

01:53:05.620 that the ones we hurt are you and me.

01:53:10.600 Wow.

01:53:11.440 Been spendin' most their lives livin' in a gangsta paradise.

01:53:17.040 I mean, actually.

01:53:18.340 Been spendin' most my lives livin' in a gangsta's paradise.

01:53:23.620 You don't need to really.

01:53:24.760 Keep spendin' most our lives livin' against a paradise.

01:53:27.300 No, I know you said that.

01:53:28.180 Keep spendin' most our lives livin' against a paradise.

01:53:30.800 You know what's really interesting?

01:53:32.860 He did make it to 24.

01:53:34.460 I know.

01:53:34.920 Actually, listening to his vision of his world at 23,

01:53:38.420 livin' to 59 and dying of what might be a heart attack,

01:53:41.040 seems like a good outcome.

01:53:43.500 Yeah, it does.

01:53:45.080 But, I mean, still, I mean.

01:53:46.200 He wasn't sure he was gonna make it to 24.

01:53:48.300 He made it all the way to 59.

01:53:49.660 They say I got to learn,

01:53:51.720 but no one's here to teach me.

01:53:54.500 If they can't understand it,

01:53:56.960 how can they reach me?

01:54:01.260 I guess they can't.

01:54:02.860 I guess they won't.

01:54:05.180 I guess they front.

01:54:06.860 That's why I know my life is out of luck, fool.

01:54:14.220 Tell me,

01:54:15.560 why are we so blind to see

01:54:17.740 that the ones we hurt are you and me?

01:54:20.220 Tell me,

01:54:21.240 why are we so blind to see

01:54:24.220 that the ones we hurt

01:54:26.480 are you and me?

01:54:29.580 I'll be very disappointed

01:54:32.180 if someone in the audience

01:54:33.900 has not posted a picture of you

01:54:35.640 with Coolio's hair by the end of this program.

01:54:38.060 Men spent in most of my...

01:54:40.080 That sounds like that.

01:54:43.180 That's weird.

01:54:43.860 You don't seem as broken up

01:54:45.420 about the Coolio thing

01:54:46.400 as I would expect a man of your...

01:54:49.320 Street cred?

01:54:50.120 Yes, your...

01:54:51.580 Upbringing?

01:54:52.200 You were brought up on the streets.

01:54:54.460 Practically raised by wolves and gangs.

01:54:57.740 Yeah, I mean, I've been to your hometown

01:54:59.340 and where you were raised.

01:55:01.400 Mount Vernon, Washington?

01:55:02.300 Wow, we want to talk about...

01:55:03.520 Mean streets?

01:55:04.180 The mean streets of Mount Vernon.

01:55:06.240 Yeah.

01:55:06.840 It's...

01:55:07.920 I mean, it looks like a paradise,

01:55:12.480 but it's actually...

01:55:14.280 Oh, no, don't do it.

01:55:15.280 ...a gangsta paradise.

01:55:22.980 This is travesty.

01:55:24.920 Oh, man.

01:55:25.920 I think...

01:55:27.120 I just think that I...

01:55:28.720 If there was a job

01:55:29.900 for dramatic reading of lyrics...

01:55:32.480 Glenn, you have the job.

01:55:33.680 This is the job.

01:55:34.500 You're doing the job.

01:55:35.040 Well, every time I do it,

01:55:36.120 you complain.

01:55:36.940 The only place where this is desired

01:55:38.940 in all of media

01:55:40.300 is the show that you're on

01:55:41.720 and you're...

01:55:42.980 But you always complain.

01:55:44.440 No, I mean, I...

01:55:45.360 I can't help but complain,

01:55:47.720 but I will say

01:55:49.080 you are raising awareness

01:55:50.720 for Coolio's work.

01:55:53.200 You know, many people in this audience

01:55:54.440 may not be as familiar

01:55:55.940 with Coolio's story

01:55:57.020 as they are now.

01:55:58.440 That's his last name?

01:56:00.400 What?

01:56:00.780 Coolio's story?

01:56:01.740 No, Coolio's story.

01:56:02.900 Oh, you didn't say an S.

01:56:03.920 I thought maybe that was his last name.

01:56:05.200 I'd never heard a last name to Coolio.

01:56:06.540 There was an S

01:56:07.060 at the beginning of story

01:56:08.040 and the end of Coolio's,

01:56:09.140 so I did put them together, maybe.

01:56:10.960 I mean, is it like...

01:56:11.760 Like Coolio Robinson?

01:56:13.320 Doesn't sound as...

01:56:15.040 Coolio...

01:56:15.440 As just Coolio.

01:56:19.740 I...

01:56:20.060 Do we know his last name?

01:56:21.140 I can look it up.

01:56:22.120 I don't know it.

01:56:22.720 Is that his real name?

01:56:23.640 Coolio...

01:56:24.160 I'm gonna guess that Coolio

01:56:25.980 is not his birth name.

01:56:29.200 That's...

01:56:29.680 That's my...

01:56:30.900 That's my guess.

01:56:32.120 I'd like to look it up,

01:56:33.280 but then again,

01:56:35.120 I'd have to ask if I did.

01:56:37.900 Where the hell my phone?

01:56:40.560 Where the hell...

01:56:41.860 No.

01:56:41.980 Where the hell my phone?

01:56:45.680 Where the hell my phone?

01:56:46.960 Where the hell my...

01:56:47.800 Where the hell my...

01:56:48.740 All right.

01:56:50.780 Artis Leon Ivey Jr.

01:56:54.440 This is...

01:56:55.320 Artis is his first name?

01:56:56.800 Artis.

01:56:57.700 Artis.

01:56:58.440 Artis Leon Ivey Jr.

01:57:01.960 Artis, which would...

01:57:03.440 Which would be reduced to Artie.

01:57:07.220 That's not what you...

01:57:08.100 Hey, Artie, come here!

01:57:10.540 I don't think that would have worked.

01:57:12.040 Coolio was the right choice.

01:57:14.920 Yeah, that's right.

01:57:15.780 It would have been better than Artie.

01:57:17.020 It would...

01:57:17.680 Better than...

01:57:18.220 He would not be as famous

01:57:19.360 if it was Gangsta's Paradise by Artie.

01:57:21.800 Right.

01:57:22.960 I would agree.

01:57:23.300 Living in Gangsta Paradise.

01:57:25.700 I...

01:57:26.980 Artie.

01:57:28.480 All right.

01:57:30.820 I wanted you to check out Goldline

01:57:33.860 and the specials they're having this week.

01:57:36.220 The inflation we're experiencing...

01:57:38.080 I don't know if you paid attention

01:57:39.240 and saw what happened in England yesterday,

01:57:41.840 but the pound almost just was destroyed yesterday.

01:57:46.120 They had their 2008.

01:57:48.300 All of their retirement funds...

01:57:52.080 Oh, this is coming, America.

01:57:53.820 All the retirement funds suddenly went down.

01:57:57.760 We don't have any of the money to pay for any of it.

01:58:01.040 So, what happened?

01:58:02.560 Stock market, the British sterling,

01:58:06.060 everything just tubes.

01:58:07.700 And so, the government did what they had to do.

01:58:12.340 They started to bail out those big banks

01:58:14.720 and big institutions.

01:58:16.700 So, that's going to be worse for inflation.

01:58:19.280 It saved the market for a day,

01:58:21.340 but that's pretty much it.

01:58:23.880 Saved England from crashing

01:58:26.460 for I don't know how long,

01:58:28.440 but it will catch up eventually.

01:58:30.540 It's already catching up in inflation.

01:58:32.200 It's worse in London and England

01:58:35.040 than it is here right now.

01:58:37.920 So, please, please, please

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01:58:47.000 And I don't mean paper gold or paper silver.

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01:58:51.560 Go ahead, try to eat on your ETF.

01:58:53.340 No, I got a piece of paper right here.

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01:59:34.160 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:59:50.480 Hello, you sick, twisted freak.

01:59:52.200 Welcome to the program.

01:59:52.900 There's a new poll that is out in Russia.

01:59:56.960 This is a Russian poll.

01:59:59.100 The poll numbers for support of the war

02:00:02.080 have been up around 90% in Russia.

02:00:04.940 New poll has just come out

02:00:06.660 after the call-up of reserves.

02:00:10.300 And what are the people in Russia saying?

02:00:12.460 The support has fallen a little bit.

02:00:14.360 A little bit.

02:00:14.620 Which is going to shock you, I know.

02:00:15.840 It's gone from, you know, high 80s, low 90s in support,

02:00:19.900 now down to 48%.

02:00:21.640 It's now below majority levels, 48-44.

02:00:26.080 And that's, again, I don't know,

02:00:27.340 what do you take from a public opinion poll in Russia?

02:00:29.840 Like, I kind of just assume

02:00:31.320 each answer is given at the barrel of a gun.

02:00:34.000 Well, you can be tried for treason with this.

02:00:37.620 If you speak out against the war,

02:00:40.140 depending on who you are,

02:00:41.720 depending on who you piss off,

02:00:43.080 you can be tried for treason.

02:00:45.280 We've seen tons of people protesting,

02:00:46.880 being loaded into vans.

02:00:48.260 We've seen people just disappearing.

02:00:49.620 We've seen all that happening.

02:00:50.520 And that's not a huge shock to anybody.

02:00:52.040 But the fact that they're giving answers now publicly

02:00:55.740 to this level is pretty shocking.

02:00:59.060 So there's another story that came out of the New York Times.

02:01:03.440 And I find this extraordinarily irresponsible

02:01:07.380 from the New York Times.

02:01:09.780 The New York Times got intercepted calls

02:01:14.220 that the Ukrainians taped from people using cell phones.

02:01:19.560 I saw some of that, yeah.

02:01:20.300 And they're saying horrible things.

02:01:23.180 I mean, they're admitting to war crimes

02:01:25.500 to their loved ones at home.

02:01:27.620 Not necessarily them,

02:01:29.000 but they're describing the war crimes

02:01:30.860 that are being told by their commanding officers to do.

02:01:35.360 They're admitting to stealing property,

02:01:38.220 killing people, stealing property, and sending it home.

02:01:41.140 And admitting to losing.

02:01:42.480 Yeah.

02:01:43.140 They're losing.

02:01:44.160 We can't advance anymore.

02:01:45.300 Putin is a fool.

02:01:46.880 This is a fool's errand.

02:01:48.240 This is going to get us all killed.

02:01:50.820 All of these things on tape.

02:01:52.560 In the New York Times story,

02:01:54.640 they identify by at least first name

02:01:58.720 the people who made these calls.

02:02:00.580 And you hear their voices.

02:02:01.620 Yeah.

02:02:01.940 And you hear their voices.

02:02:03.220 And their regiment is singled out.

02:02:07.780 Some of these regiments have lost 70% of the people.

02:02:10.740 So, you only have to look at the 30% that are there,

02:02:14.760 listen to their name,

02:02:16.120 or listen to their name,

02:02:17.100 listen to their voice,

02:02:18.100 and then find it.

02:02:19.300 This is incredibly irresponsible.

02:02:22.640 Yeah.

02:02:22.800 I mean, you could report on the content

02:02:24.600 without giving names.

02:02:25.760 Names.

02:02:25.820 And just, you know,

02:02:27.360 alter their voices.

02:02:29.660 Yeah.

02:02:30.000 And don't include their,

02:02:31.880 don't include what regiment they're in.

02:02:34.060 Yeah.

02:02:34.420 Because, I mean,

02:02:34.760 I know people will be skeptical of this.

02:02:36.440 Of course,

02:02:36.800 there's people already questioning

02:02:38.000 whether the tapes are authentic.

02:02:39.400 Russia's obviously saying they're not.

02:02:42.120 I don't believe them.

02:02:43.120 But the New York Times said that they,

02:02:45.220 they tracked down the names and the numbers.

02:02:49.640 And if the New York Times could do it,

02:02:52.060 certainly Russia could do it.

02:02:53.280 Certainly the Russia could do it.

02:02:53.740 They're their employees.

02:02:54.720 Correct.

02:02:55.700 I mean,

02:02:56.020 it's really,

02:02:56.540 it's really irresponsible.

02:02:58.640 Yeah.

02:02:59.020 Really irresponsible.

02:02:59.800 Again,

02:03:00.380 Russia,

02:03:00.680 you know,

02:03:01.780 you'd think,

02:03:02.520 I mean,

02:03:03.000 New York Times would certainly tell you

02:03:04.480 that they think Russia are the bad guys

02:03:06.340 in this particular back and forth.

02:03:09.120 So why would they endanger

02:03:10.400 the Russians who are skeptical of this effort,

02:03:14.640 right?

02:03:14.840 Like you'd want,

02:03:15.640 those are the people you want speaking out

02:03:17.560 behind the scenes

02:03:18.460 to weaken that side of the,

02:03:20.500 of the,

02:03:21.200 the war effort.

02:03:22.220 I would think.

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02:03:45.020 The Blind Back Program.

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